T7IE OMAHA DAILY DEE. TI1UnSDAY, FEimUADY 12, 1003.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
BuiIdiu it lftinl' Doll on Board of Trade
All Dj.
MAY DROPS ONE CENT ON BEARISH NEWS
Oats Bad Previsions Show Ka rh(,
kil fern Fall Off Three-Light hs
at Oaa Oat aa Heavy
Llaaldatloae.
: CHICAQO. Feb. 11 The news In general
ires decidedly besiish In the wheat pit to
day and heavy liquidation ctuxd weakness
in that market. May closing lc lower. May
corn wis olt He while oata were un
changed. Provisions ruled ateady and the
May product closed unchanged.
Wheat waa active early In the day, but
later became dull, and the volume ot trade
was light during the last halt of the ses
lon. The principal bear factor waa the
report from Liverpool stating the conti
nental demand appeared to be lessening and
that the supply had overtaken the demand.
As a result of this Influence a large amount
of long wheat waa thrown on tne market
and a break of lc followed, considerable
ahort selling adding to the depression. May
old down to 7B1e, after opening a shade
higher to a shade lower at 7944 7!'c, and
the close was near the bottom at 78V9?&,c,
'a loas of lc from yesterday's close. Clear
ances of wheat and flour amounted to 427, "10
u. Primary receipts were 63,000 bu. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts of
IA cars, which, with local receipts of I
cars, none of contract grade made total
.receipts for the three points ot 7 cars,
against 2M last week.
, Corn was Influenced to some eittent by
the weakness In wheat, the market becom
ing sasy after a alight upturn early In the
day. There was a lair advance early on
cables and unfavorable weather, but the
mail export demand and the decline In
-wheat caused considerable liquidation and
the close was eaay. Commission houses ware
the best buyers snd bought triy on the
fereak. May closed Sc lower at 46-c, after
sailing' between 4Mc and 48c. Local re
celpta were 268 cara, with none ot contract
grade.
. Trading In oata was light and the weak
ness In other grains Influenced prices, the
close being about steady, after a firm open
ing. The unfavorable weather was an
early bull factor. May closed unchanged
after ranging between J7Hc and 37tjii 5c
Local receipts were 112 cars.
Trading In provislona was dull and tl.e
sentiment In the pit about evenly divided
and little change In prices was manl.ested.
The closing was easier on lower price
of hogs and shorts took advsntage of the
decline to cover, which kept prices steady,
final figures on the May products were un
changed. May pork closing at $14.90, lard
at $9. 45 and rlba at $9.20.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
,80 cars; corn, 290 cars; oats. 176 cars; hogs,
,000 head.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.1 Open. High. I Low. Clcse.l Yes'y.
Wheat
Feb
May 74iHtl 70
. July lia7 74'
Lorn I
Feb. .
May 4B'4 46
July 430 'si 43
Oats I
Feb I
Msy 37SV37K'Ti
: July 33
Pork
May 16 85 IS 0
July IS 25 IS SO.
Lard
Feb ...
May . (45 t 46 '
July 22
Rlb-
May I 30 9 20
July 106 07Vfc
Bept. 00 1 02Vt
75 75
787S1'B79ViW-
74 711 '4Vs
43
4H
43
45,
43
46
43i
35
74i7V4.i37ii
83HI
IS 86
IS 2ft
IS 90 IS 90
IS 30 IS 27U
9 62 5a
45 47
20 9 25
20 9 20
9 06 9 07
9 02 9 Ob
42'..
I 20
174
03
9 00
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. $3.40
1.75; straights. bakers, 2.4oi2.3u;
2.75; straights. I3.3u4l3.50; spring patents.
3.6i&3.M; straights. 3.100j3.4u; bakers, $2.4a
tuz.so.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, TOT90c;
spring, 70fr72c; No. 2 red, 75j75ic.
COHN-No. 2, 434C
OATS-No. 2, 35Vc.
RYK-No. 24&49c.
BARLEY Good teedlng. 42Q46c:
No.
fair to
choice malting, 4K064c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, 1.16; No. 1 northwest
arn, $1.20; prime timothy, 13.60; clover, con
tract grade. S11.70. '
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $16.90
517.0. Lard per 100 lbs.. $9.50B9.52. Short
ribs sides (loose), $9.0&9.2O. Lry salted
shou'ders (boxed). 8 12(Jc8.2J. Short clear
aides (boxed), $9 S79.M.
Following were the receipts snd ship
ments of flour and grain.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls e. 22.4(0 22.700
Wheat, bu 49.O0O 7.500
Corn bu 4:t.$0) lSl.SeO
Oata' bu 406.i0A 129.100
Rye'bu.. 5,700
Barley, bu 121.000 11,500
On tha Produce exchange tonay me but
ter market ii quiet ana ateady, cream
arles, 16ti25c; dairies, ir823c. Eggs, weak,
firsts, 16c. Cheese, easy, 12H0134.C
NEW YORK GUXERAL MARKET,
daotatloas of tha Day an Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11. FLOUR Receipts
19,480 bbls.; exports, 30,204 bbls.; quiet and
a shade lower o sell; Minnesota pat
ents. $410430; Minnesota bakers, 13.25-3
9.46: wlntc-r patents, $l.S5i&4.00; winter
straights, $3.60feS.66; winter extras, $2.80(9
. 10; winter low grades, $2 S0iQ3.20. Rye flour,
dull; fair to good, $3,004)3.35; choice to
fancy, t3.40dja.55. iiuckwheat flour, quiet,
$2.202.30, spot and to arrive.
CORNMEAI Eaiy: yellow w.estern,
11.90; city. $1.17; Rrandywlne, $3.403.55.
RYE Steady; No. $ western 6oc, t. o. b.
ailoat; state, t6i4j67c, c. I. f., New York.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, 47c, c. I. ft.
New York; malting, 61tJ0c. c. t. f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 52,250; exports, 10.
S7t. Spot weak; No. t red, Hc elevator;
No. t red, 82o f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
am Duluth, ts9c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
hard Manitoba. 90c f. o. b. afloat. Op
tions were weak and heavy all day. Liq
uidation Induced by bearish European news,
small rash demand, liberal weatern re
ceipts and light clearances broke the mar
ket oft about a cent a bushel, and the
close waa weak at StfVc net decline.
March cloaed 5c: Mny. 81 9-16tt!U 3-16o,
closed 81c; July, 78nic, closed 7S-c;
September, 17(q"c, closed 77c.
CORN Receipts, 154.000; exports, 21.049.
Spot easier; No. t, &!c elevstor and 67c
1. o. b. afloat: No. 2 yellow. 58c; No. 2
white, 5Sc. Option market opened ateady,
out was quickly weakened by the break in
wheat ami larger receipts and ruled easy
all day, being affected late by a small ex
port demand. The close was Mlo net
lower. March, 67Vg67e. closed 57c; May,
Klfr62 l-16c, closed 61 He; July, 49Ailvuc,
closed 49c.
OATS Itecelpta. K4.500; exports. 21.916.
Spot steady; No. 2, 43c; No. 3, 42c; No.
white. 44c. Standard white. 44Vc; No. 2
white, 44c; track mixed western nominal;
track white, 43t?47c. Optlona quiet and eas
ier. HAY Quiet; shipping. 55 70c; good to
Choice, !i5c0Il.Uf.
HOPS V Irm; state, common to choice,
10 crop, 3"a3,c: 1U01 crop. 2427c; olds, IKi
12c: Pscino coaat, 1901 crop, 21Q22c; 1301
crop. Kt27c: olds. K012c.
HIDES Firm: Galveston, 20 to ti lbs.,
ISc; California. 21 to 25 lbs.. 29c; Texas dry,
2 to 30 lbs., 24
LEATHKR-KIrm: acids. 244(26c.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet- family, $15.00
jtlt-UO; mess, $10 00i 10.50; beef hams. $20,600
21.50; packing. $12. out 13.00; clt' Ind'a mes,
i.0utiV6.0'. Cut meats Irregular; pickled bel
lies. .oilo.U; pickled shoulders. l.0uid&.tt;
pickled hams $10 OOjj n.w. Iird. steady
western Bteamed. $"6; February cloaed $10
nominal; retlned, steady; continent 110 JO
South America, $10.75; compound. $7 5oij7 7S
Pork, dull; family, $18 5ojl 00; short clear'
$18 2ife20.tX; mess, $17.ilS.lo.
TALLOW Quiet; country, Sc asked
city, S,c.
BUTTER Receipts. 4 939 pkgs ; Irregular
State dairy, Zlin'Joc; state creimery. 26c;
common to ch-ilce creamery, 19iH25c.
.uu Kecelpts, 7.63S pkgs.; steady; state
ana rennayivar's, average best, 21c; west
ern. fancy, 19c.
CHEESE Receipts. 2.(95 likga.; firm;
ataie, run cream, smnu. caioreu. rail made,
, 14c; lute made, 13i,'al4c; email, white.
4c; late made, 13c, large, colored, fall
maue, n',c: late maae, ue: large, white.
iai msup, ic; late mane, jjc.
POULTRY Alive, Irregular; turkeys,
13914c: fouls. 16c; dressed, western tur
keys, quiet, unchanged.
METALS Tin waa 5s lower In Tendon
today at 1W 7s 41 for spot and 132 17i
fa r r ruturra. tocaity tne marks! was
steady, and some business was rrixirted.
Including 15 tons for February delivery at
$29 0 and 10 tons for March at I.Sa Spot
clorsd at $29o29.30. ('oirer waa 7s Sd
hlghr In London at 67 6s (or spot and at
17s td for futures. The local market was
steady and comparatively active. Salea
were reported of '.'iO pounds electrolytic
for February st $11 80 and Sn.OuO pounds
tame at HtsS. Standard closed at 112.12V.
nominal : l ake at $13 titf 12.06- electroU tl,;
it lll7t.Cri: 86, snd casting at $1 2 37Va I2.To.
Ltad waa unchanged ai.d quiet here at
14.25, and In l.ondnn It waa atari unchanged
at in a d. Spelter was steady but quiet
here at $5 .(fra.fj. The 1-ondon prices re
malnded at 2o 7s d Iron In Glasgow
cloned at Vie. and jVilddleboro at 47a 6d.
The local mmket was unchanged; No.. 1
foundry nortlern Is quoted at (W4 nOdl J4 o0;
Nj. 2 ioitn!i y northern at $2.,.OtV(H2 fcu; No.
1 foundry luiu.'i'-rn and No. i loundry
southern soft at $J.5t"ut;M.S0; warrant con
tinued nominal.
OMAHA 4VIIOI.t:ALH UARKfclT,
tendltlon of Trad aa4 Quotations
oa Staple aad Funey Prod ace.
fXIHM- Market weak; fresh stock. 15c.
LIVE POULTRY Hent. SS4j1j10c; old
roosters. 4&6c; turkeys. MialSc; uucks. M
He; geese, i'tfec; spring chickens, per lb..
3 ioc.
LKESSiiL) POULTRY- Young chickens,
11'JiUc; hens, Jl'.yQUc; turkeys, 16tfic;
am e, ll(fi3c; gee, lo(tjUc.
BUTTER PacKtng sio.k, i3'gl3c; cholcs
dairy. In tubs, llVgiic; separator, ielnVZSc.
OibTERS ritandarda. per can, 2c; extra
selects, per ran uc; New York counts, per
can, 4i.c; l.ufk, t-ktra selects, per gal., 11.75;
bulK, s'.andard, per gal., $1.$5.
FRESH FISH Trout, wl"c; herring, 5c;
pickerel, 8c; pike, fc; perch. c; buffalo,
drersed, 7c; sunnsn, lc; bluenns, $e; whlte
tlah, c; salmon, lSc; haddock, 11c; codllsh,
12c; redsnapper, luc; lobsters, boiled, per
lb., 30c; lobsters, green, per lb., ioc; bull
heads, 10c; cattish, 14c; black bass, 20c;
ballrut. 11c.
BRAN Per ton, $14.60.
U AY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, g; No. 1 medium, 17; No. 1 coarse,
i.bQ. Rye straw, 16. Tnesa prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair; receipts light.
CORN Stic.
OAT8-34C
RYE No. 2. 46c.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY Kalamasoo, per doi., 25c;
California, per aos., 464 76c.
POTATOES Per bu., 40tii46c.
SWEET POTATOEB Iowa and Kansas,
S2.26.
NEW PARSLEY Per dosen bunches. 40e.
NEW CARROTS Per dosen bunches, 40c.
LETTUCE Per dosen bunches, 46c.
TURNIPS Per bu., 40c; Canada rutaba
gas, per lb., lc.
BEETS New southern, per dosen bunch
es, bite; old, per bu., 40c. -
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, par dos., 12.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 4jc.
CARROTS Per bu.. 40c.
OREEN ONIONS Southern, per dosen
bunches, 45c.
RAul&HES Southern, per dosen bunches.
46c. ' '
TURNIPS New southern, pe' dosen
bunches. 5uc
SPINACH Southern, per dcten bunches,
60c. .
WAX BEANS Per bu. box, 3; string
beans, per bu. box, 51.50.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per lb., 1C.
OMON8 Red Wisconsin, per lb., lc;
white, per lb., ic; Spanish, per crate, 1.7i.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 2.i0.
TOMATOES New Florida, per S-basket
crate, st.btn&a.uo
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate,
$2.60.
FRUITS.
PEARS Fall varieties, per box, $2.60.
APPLES Weatern. per bbl., $2.75; Jora
thana. $4.o0; New York stock. $3.25; Cali
fornia Bellflowers, per bu. box, $1.50.
GRAPES Malagas, per keg, $tJ.007.CS.
t'KANBERHIES Wuiconsln. per bbl..
$10.50; Bell and Bugles, $11; per box, $3.50.
STRAWBERRIES Florida, per quart,
TROPICAL FRUITS. ,
LEMONS California fancy, $3.60; choice,
n if.
ORANGES California navels, fancy, $3.00
3.15; choice, $2.75; Mediterranean sweets,
12 26-.swet Jaffa. S2.b0.
OAT Ed Persian, in iw-id. doxbb, per io.,
6c; per case of 30-lb. pkgs., $2.2o.
Fias California, per 10-lb., cartons, $1;
Turkish, per 36-lb. box, UlSc.
MISCELLANEOUS. ,
HONEY New Utah, per 24-frame case.
$.1.25.
CIDER New York, $4.50; per -bbl.. $1.75.
SAUERKRAUT-Wlsconstn. per -bbL,
12; per bbl., 13.75.
MAPLE BUG A R Ohio, per lb.. 10c.
POPCORN Per lb., 2c; shelled, 4c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green. 6c;
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, Sc; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No, 2 veal calf.
12 to 16 lbs., 6c I dry hides, 84j!12c; sheep
pelts, 2676c; horse hides, $1.60i .50.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, par lb..
16c; hard shell, per lb.. 14c; No. 3 soft shell.
Ler lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
Brazils, per lb., 12c; filberts, per lb., 12c;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell,
per lb., loc; pt-cans, large, per lb., 12c;
small, per lb., 11c; cocoanuts. per dos., ouc;
chestnuts, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black walnuts,
per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per bu., $1.50;
cocoa nute, per 100, $4.
OLD METALS, ETC. A. B. Alplrn quotes
the following prices: Iron, country, mixed,
per ton. $11; iron, stove plate, per ton, $8;
copper, pir lb., sc; brass, heavy, per lb.,
8c; brass, light, p:r lb.. 6c; lead, per lb.,
Sc; sine, per lb.. 2c.
WEARS COMMtSSIO.I COMPANY.
110-111 Board of Trace, Omaha, Neb
Telephone JSIO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11. WHEAT-Market
has declined a little over a cent. Influenced
oy considerable liquidation of long wheat.
Indifferent cables and reports of improved
weather and better crop news from France.
The principal bearish factor was a Broom
hall cable reporting the continental de
mand seemed to have been overtaken by
supply, and that a revision of require
ments seemed necessary. The Import sell
ing started on this report, and kept up to
the close. Exporters were quite generally
disappointed at the lnqulr. It Is estimated
Argentine shipments r'rlday will be about
1.800,000, com pa rea with 476.000 seme week
last year. Northwest receipts, 388 cars.
At primary pointa. 639,000; primary ship
ments. 190.000. Local receipts, 19 cara, with
none contract: estimates for tomorrow, 39
cars. Reports as to export business are
conflicting, one rcDort saying no wheat, an
other 20 loads. There waa a little Improve
ment In the relative bids for No. 1 northern
and No. 2 red.
CORN The May corn advanced to 46c
but again thero baa been more for sale
at thai i, rice .ban the market would stand.
and prices have kept barely ateady, within
a range of half a cent. Cash market la
steady to a shade lower. Shipping salea
are reported at laO.000. Some of the re
cent cash buyers have been offering to
resell, but at the same time there haa been
some direct export business at top prices.
Local receipts, zwi cara, wnn none con
tract: estimates for tomorrow. 290 cars.
Clearancea, 259,000. New York reports 34
loada taken tor export. Primary receipts,
;ife.(i(: Drlmary shipments, div.oou.
OATS Market has been fractionally
lower, with uulte general commission house
selling ot May. Cash demand Is unchanged.
and oata are possible to market wnenever
cars can be had for loaning, t tearancea.
27.0O0. Local receipts, 112 cars, with 13 cars
atandard. There were 11 cars standard
out of private houses. Estimated for to
morrow, 1"5 cars. New York reports 200,
ouO bushels sold for export.
PROVISIONS Market opened steady.
Swift waa credited buying July lard; com
mission houses were general buyers early.
Harris Gates sold July ribs snd lard.
Market has been rather dull, snd not much
inclination to sell on light stocks In store.
Would rather purchase on breaks. There
were 43.0(0 lings, with prices at tho yards
cents lower. Estimates for morrow, 39.
000. Hogs In the west todsy, 88.000, against
69,300 last week, and 112.298 last year.
W LAnE. COMMISSION COMPAMX.
St. Loaia Urala nnrf Preivlaloas.
ST. IOriS, Feb. II. WHEAT Ixiwer;
No. 1 red cash, elevator, 71Tc: track, 74
77We; No. S hard. T3b74c; May, 73c; July,
7-c.
Ct)RN-Iwer: No. cash. 4H4c: track.
42ij44l:c; May. 42c; July, -Uc.
OATS Lower; L'o. 1 cash, 56c; track.
7c; No. i white, 38Hc: May, 37c.
KK weaker at 4vtMc.
FLOCR I'nchanged; red winter patents.
$3.46jj3 b&; extra fancy and straight, $3.16j
$40; clear. ja.(S.l&.
SEED Timothy steady. 3.0081BO.
CORNMEAL Steady, $2.30.
BRAN Firm; Sacked east track. egc.
HAY Steady; timothy, $10.00ili.u0;
prairie, $ bun 11.50.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.074).
BAGGING 6-ltier7 1-18C.
HEMP TWINE so,
PROVISIONS Pork: Weak; jobbing,
atandard. mess. 117. lii. Lard: Weak at
P) S7. Dry salt meats t'jlet; boxed extra
shorts, Jii34; clear rlba, $.12Vi; short
clear. $ S7H Bacon oulst; .Mixed extra
ahorts, (10.00; clear rlba, $10.12',; short
clear. $10..t;u.
METALS l.rad: Flrn. at $37. Spelter:
Quiet at $4 14.
POCLTRY-Qulct; chickens. i0c; tur-
keys, 14c; uucks, lac; geese, sc.
BCTTER Steady ;
creamery, lMific;
dairy. 17tj20c.
EGGS Luwer; fresh,
Flour, bis
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
11V.
Recelnta. ShlDments.
... 4.0ti6 13,000
...?10l " S4.0O)
...1.1M J14.0U0
...77.000 ' 72.000
Oats, bu
Dalath Uinta Market.
Dt'LVTH. Feb. 11. WHEAT Cash. No.
1 hard. 77Vs No. $ northern, 74V,c; No. t
northern, i,c; May, 77Hc; July, 77c.
OATS May, 36'tc. ,
Mlaaaaaolls Wheat, Floar sad ra
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. ll.-WHEAT-Msy.
"u'.c; July, 7Vi en track. No. 1 bard, 71 e;
No. 1 northern, 7S4i7Sc; No. 2 northtrn,
7vfrsc.
FlXUH Firm: first patents, $3 ST.f?4 05;
second patents. l3.td4j.rKi; first clears, 3.("
1.20; second clenrs. II 1.
BRAN In bulk, $14.il4.7i.
Liverpool Grain .-nr. f-rotis.ora.
l.lVEP.moi Feb. 11 -WIIEAT-8r".
No. 1 northern, spring, quiet st OsS'd; No.
t red western, winter, steady nt 6 ld; No.
1 Cailfornla, quiet at 6a Ho. Future, quiet;
March, 6s; Msy, 6P2'jd; July, nominal.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new at s
Sd; old. no stock.-. Futures, quit t; March,
4so'dc; May, 4s 3Hd.
PKAB Canadian, quiet, 6s 4d.
FIOUR St. Louis fancy winter, quiet,
Ss Jd.
HOPf At London. Pacific coast, firm,
6 U!--5f7 Ss
PROVISIONS Beff. eaey: extra India
mem. 101s 3d. Pork, eusy; prime mess
wetern, 76s. Hs'ns. shcrt cut. 14 to lt
lbs., dull, 60s; Bacon, cumoerland cut,
its to 30 lbs., quiet, 66s Gd; short ribs. It to
24 lbs., firm, 49s; long clear middles, light.
28 to 34 lbs., steady, 47s 6d; long clear mid
dles, heavy. 35 to 40 lbs., du'.l. 46s 6d; short
clear backs. IS to 2 lbs., steady, 47n 6d;
clear bellies, 14 to IS lbs., quiet. 49s. Should
ers, square, 11 to 13 lbs., quiet, 3H. Lard,
prime western. In tierces, iulet, IKs 6d;
American refined. In palls, qjltt, 48a Sd.
BUTTER Nominal.
CHE BSE Strong; American fl.iest white
and colored, 62s 6d.
TALLOW Firm; prime city. 27s 6d; Aus
tralian. In London, dull. 32s 9d.
Koaaaa City Grain anal ProTlalona.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 11. WHEAT May,
MVc; July, 66f6c; cash. No. 2 hard.
fi7ffSc; No. 3, 6j(fi;c-. No. 4. 0Sf(i3c; re
jected, 64 58c; No. 2 red, 69370c; No. 3,
6"i7c.
CORN April. 38ffi8c; Mny. 38c; July,
38c; cush. No. 3 mixed. S39c; No. 2
whit. 4ci&41c: No. 3. 40c.
OATS No. 2 white, 35!&36c; No. 2 mixed,
34t'35c. '
RYE No. 2, 45c.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $12.60(813.60; choice
prairie. $9.00.
BU TTER Creamery, ISfiCCc; dairy, fancy,
1?.
EGGS Fresh, 13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat na.fioo 64,O"0
Corn 64.800 118.400
Oats 17,000 24,000
Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II. BUTTER
Bteady, fair demand; extra western cream
ery, 27c; extra nearby prints, 28c.
EGGS D"ll and 2c lower: fresh nearby
and western, 17c at the marx; fresh south
western, I6'17c at the mark; fresh south
ern, 16c at the mark.
CHEESE Steady; New York full creams,
prime small, 14(314c; New York full
creams, fair to good small, W83c; New
York full creams, prime large. 14c: New
York full creams, fair to good large, 13
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO. Feb. 11. WHEAT Fairly ac
tive, lower; cash, 77c; May. M'ic, bid;
July, 76c.
CORN Dull, weak; February, 46c; May,
45c.
OATS Dull, ateady; February, 38c; May,
87c.
RYE No. 2. 63c.
SEEDS Clover, dull, weak; February,
$7.02; March. $7.07. bid; prime timothy.
$1.85; prime alslke, $8.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 11. WHEAT Mar
ket lower: No. 1 northern, 8ui0c; No. 2
northern. 78fr79c; May, 78ijc, sellers.
RYE Steady; No. 1 61(&52c.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, 64c; sample,
43r56c.
CORN May, 45c, bid.
Peoria Market,
PEORIA. Feb. 11. CORN-Flrm; No.
41 c.
OATS Firm; No. t white, 35c.
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BOXD9.
Market Grows Apathetic, Narrows
Flnetaatlons Marking Day.
NEW YORK. Feb 11. The stock trfnrket
relapsed Into a condition of apathy today
and dragged out a course of narrow nuc
tuatlons without any show of Interest.
Even the speculative combinations, which
made the activity of Monday and took the
opportunity today to realise, suspended
their operations. This obvious fact was
accepted as an acknowledgment mat me
efforts to attract outside interest in tne
market were again a failure. Wall street
continues to puxsle Itself with efforts to
explain this determined Indifference from
tne outside public, one reason evidently
Is the fear that large holdings overhang
the market which came through the money
stringency of laat fall with difficulty and
distress, leaving a desire on the part of
holders to lighten their load before the au
tumn constriction or tne market snail nave
again set In. There was no urgent pres
sure to sell today In spite or the recent
considerable advance. But this eerveU to
confirm. If anything, the distrust that the
ppearance of activity and strength re
cently has been due largely to manipulation
and the passing tnrougn tne open marxei
rrom one nana to me oiner 01 a large
volume of stock on the mark of powerful
speculators for the purposes of artificially
affecting prices. As a result of today's re
newed lethargy there were very few stocks
which covered a range equal to a full poi.it
and tha general level of the market was
alternately above and below that of last
night. The sharp upward movement In
General Electric seemed to confirm the va
rious reports of the absorption of the
Stanley Electric company. The rise In
Hocking Valley was apprrently due to the
fact that tne same interests are concerned
In a settlement of the disposition of that
property as were In conference over the
electrlcsl deal. There was an unexplained
rise of seven points In New York Dock,
snd substantial gains were made by the
Minneapolis, St Paul snd Sault Ste Ma
rie stocks. The general market ahowed it
self quite Indifferent to these movements.
The late advance In the Erie stocks might
be supposed to have a more substantial In
fluence on the general sentiment. But this
also was quite Ignored. There were au
thoritative Intimations that an Important
announcement waa forthcoming regarding
the Erie finances, but no details were
learned before the close. This very lack
of specific Information would have Incited
to activity In the market at a time when
any spark otm speculative enthuaiasm ex
ists. There was nothing in the news of
the day to account for the dullness. Ster
ling exchange continued to advance, but
thla was neutralised by a further rise In
Paris. Discounts hardened In London, but
the reduction In the official discount rate
by the Imperial bank of Germany was re-
frarded as evidence of a source ot relief
or foreign money needs. There - waa no
change in the local monev situation. Call
loans advanced to 3 per cent late In the
dav. Thla waa attributed 10 the demand
.to carry over the holiday. The- market
closed moderately active ana rather easy.
Bonds were Irregular.
Total sales par value, $3,395,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on the last
call.
Tho following are The closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atrhlaos
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd
Canadian Paelflc
. 1 Southern Railway ... 1.'.
.1('V do pfd to1
.1024 Teiaa A Pacific 42),
.... ao'-a, 1.. si. u. at w
... .11741 tlo pfd
.... 15 IVsloa Pacific ..
.... 624' dq pfd
.... UVWabaah
....72 I do pfd
4.,
Canada Southern
Chea. A Ohio...
102
Chicago A A
do pld
Chicago. L A L.
do pfd
Chicago A E. 1
Chicago A Ot. W
it
US,
17
17 L,
644
230
..47 ,U A L. E...,.
. . 76 I do td pfd . . .
. ,;i Wla. Cantral .
.. T7'4 do pfd
. . HSAdama Eapreea
. . 4F('Amer. Kipraaa
do lat pia
do Id pfd
Chicago A N. W
,.zi( v. a. Exp
.14a
.tlo
,
. 41
. HI
174
. 44 4
. 4;
Chicago T. T
iV Wella-Kargo Ex..
to
(4
14 Amal. Copper
C. C.
Colo.
c a st. l.
ftouttiero ...
lat pfd
Id pfd
A Hudaon..
. U W...
. M'4 amer. c. a P
. tot do pfd
. 7H, Amer. Lin. Oil....
. 46 1 do pfd
.lft4j Amer. 8. H
.! do pfd
. AV Ana. Min. Co
. It Brk. Rap. Tr
. 41 Colo. r. A 1
do
do
Mala.
Dsla.
Denver A
B. O....
..111
.. M4
.. 71
..21T
..111
..11
.. Ml
.. II
.. 71
.. 14
.. 11
.. 4t
.. 2SS
..1144
.. 44
.. 40
..107,
.. 4U4
do -pfd .
. . 1
Kris
do lat pfd
' do td pfd
nt Nor. pfd
Hocking Vallay .
do pfd
Illinois Cantral .
Iowa Cantral ....
do pfd
L E. W
do pfd
Louia. A Naab...
Manhattan L ....
Mat. St. Rr
Vet. Cantral
Mei. National ...
Minn. at. L...
Missouri Paelflo .
at.. K. T
da pfd
N. i. Central
N. Y. Central....
Nor. Weat
do pfl
Ontario A W
Fewnarlvanla ....
Reading
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
st. Lag. r...
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
84 U S W
do pfd
t Paul
da pfd
outhera Facile
.... 11 Con. Gea
424k Con. Tob pfd
too Oeneral Klectrlc .
....104 Hocking Coal
.... MS Int'n'l Paper
... 1M do pfd
.... 4oH4 Int'n'l Power
.... TI Laclede Oaa
41 National Biscuit .
111 National Lead ...
....124 No. American ....
....144 Pacific Coast.
in PacISc Mall
....17 People'a lias
.... it 'Pressed Steal Car
107 I do pfd
1144 Pullman Pal. Car 111
Republic gtaal Zl-Vfe
CIV do pfd 7i',
ISO Sugar lil'.,
....1MH Teun. C. A I S4
is1, i. n. a r. to. pra.. tn
II ,U. 8. Leather.
14
. 14 14' do pfd
.Uk f S. Rubber.
14 ,
. II
. gal.
. (lis so 4fl
al
V g. steal.
7
" I
:4
do pfd v.
Western lrnlos ..
Am. Locomotive
do pit
K C. Soatkara..
4
. 14
. IS
do pfd
...17i Rock lalasd
...111 I do pfd ...
...
Bank Clearlagts.
OMAHA. Feb. 11 Hank clearings today.
$1 055.400 84; corresponding day last year,
KM 66: Increase. 894.5i 18
CHICAGO, Feb. U. Clearings, $2$,6M,3e3;
balances. $1.340.flM: New York exchange at
par; foreign exchange unchanged; sterling
posted at 45 for sixty days and at l St
tor demand.
NEW YORK. Feb. tl.-Clearlngs. $J6S,
444. 5"8; balances 19. 562,91s.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11 Clearings
$l9pl.3Vii; balances. $2,491,495; money, 4'o
per rent.
BOSTON, Feb 11 Clearings. $24,450,244;
tnlance l ftii) 613.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 11 -Clearings. $4,1(58,
3J; balances, $i5n,XiJ; money, 6 per cent.
ST. I-OUI9. Feb. 11. Clearing.!. $8 849.762;
balances. 81 22S.068; money, stesdy, oUTS per
cent; New York exchsnge, 10c premium.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 11. Clearings. $4,063.
7M: money, Va9 per cent; New York ex
change, 15'ulc discount.
Keir York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11 MONEY On call
steadv at 2V3 per cent, closing at 21i3
per cent: time money easy at 4 per cent for
slxtv and ninety dnys and six months;
prime mercantile paper, 4tift per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' Mils at J4 8740fji
4745 for demand and at $4 M10O4.8435 for
sixty days; posted rates. $4.85 and $4-88;
commercial hills, $43.S'54.S4.
SILVER Bar, 47c; Mexican dollars,
37 c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir
regular. The closing quotations cn bonds are at
fellows:
U. 8. ret. 2i. reg.
do coupon
do 1. res
do coupon
do new 4a, reg..
do coupon
du old 4a, reg...
do coupon
! Ik. rg
o cojpon ..
Atrh!fton gen. M..
do adj. 4
..tosli L. A N. unl. 4a 101
KiK't Mei. Central 4a
... .lot , do tat Inc
,...107 M. A St. L 4a
...131', 14. , K. A T. 4a...
....ISjW do 2s
....Ill N. V. C. g. tv,a..
....lis N. J. C. g. la
....tn: No. Pacific 4s
102V do
. "
.103 Vi
.ion
.los-.,
114
iw
724.
mi
7
6a.. lis
a.... M
7VJ
M
I.... M
. N. A W. c. 4a
.... tlSi Reading gen. 4l
. ..10L' 8. L. A I. M.
... MH 8. L. A 8. r.
101 I do la
... lci'l' do it
8. A. A A. P.
B. St . 4a
do ISa
do conv. 4fl
Canada So. ia
C. ot a. bm...
do 1st Inc..
C. A O. 4V.s.
C. & A. Sa..
C. B. Q. n
C. M. S. P.
C. & N. W. c
r... r. I. a p
7So. Fad lie 4a..
... US
...117
....Ui.VPo. Railway ta...
Taa A P. la
.117
4a.
4'T.. St. U A W. 4a.. 7
g. 4a. Ill1
7a.... lt
m....m
union racinc la 10114
do conv.
Wahanh la
do 2i
do dab. B
West Shore 4s...
W AUG. 4a.
...lis
...107
... si
...11114
... lt
... t2
... tl',4
... M
ccr. A st. l.
4a.. W4
Chicago Terminal 4a. 64
Colo. Bo. 4 i
D. A R. O. 4a 9-(H
do general 4a Wla. Central 4a.
P. W. A I. C. ls....1tl4 Icon. Ton. 4a ...
Hocking Val. 44a....lOS1Colo. Fual (a...
Offered.
Tloaton Stoi-ks naft Rnnds.
BOSTON, Feb. 1l.-Call loat.s. 46 per
cent; time loans, 4'i85 per cent. Official
closing of stocaa and bonds:
Atchlaon 4a
Mci. ('antral
..101
.. 74
Weatlnghoua
com. ..108
16
T
10
n
tm
41.
itavvniuro .
Atchlaon ,
do prd
Bnaton & Albany.,
Roatnn Me ,
Boston Elevated . .
. . tu4 Allonrz
..10(1 1 Amaliamated
..Siiltj Bingham
..lirt'j Cal. A Heels.
..VM"t .Centennial
. 104
. 71',
. r
. 74',
. 13
.liS
. J
.1SS
. H14
.
. 4
H
. Mi
. II
N. Y.. N. H. A H
.1:0
Copper Rsngs ...
Fianklln
Mohawk
Osceola
Parrot
Qutncy
Santa Fe Copper..
Tr ma rack
Trinity
Utah
Victoria
Fltchburg pld 141
tlrlon Paelflc
Max. Central ....
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T...,
Dnm. I. A 8
General Electric
Maaa. Blectrlc ...
do prd
Vnlted Fruit ....
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
... K
...HI"
...121S
...ies
mm
...m
.... 5i
.... MS
...103'4
Winona
38a iWolverlns
. iaVDaly West
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Feb. 11. Closing quotations:
Conaola, money. .. II 1I.16.N. T. Central
do account 12 Norfolk A Western
Anaconda , . 644) do pfdj
Atchlaon .' SI) v, Ontario A Weatern
7H
s
16
77
1"4
32 Vfc
4614
IS
MTi
M
4744
do pfd 101 V
Pennsylranla
Baltimore A Ohio. ...ton
Canadian Pacific HIS
Cheaapeaks A Ohio.. 64
Kand Mlnas
Reading
do lat fd
do 24 pfd
Southern Kr
Chicago O W
2
S4S
C. M A St. P
De Fleers
Dcneer A R. O..
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
Illinois Central..
. si 1 ao pta
. 43-H 'Southern Paelflo
. 2Vlnlon Pacific..
. 41V do pfd
. 744U. . Steel
. 4 I do pfd ,
.14KV4.Wabaah
..106
.. 17
i. 40
.. t
.. It
.. 63
louHTllle A Nash... ISO
do pfd
M., K. A T 10 I
RAR SILVER Quiet; 22 l-16d per ounce.
MONEY 3(&4 per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills Is
3 7-16(H3 per cent and for three-months'
bills Ta 3&3 7-16 per cent.
Sew York Mlalagr Stocks.
NEW YORKV Feb. H.-The following are
v.woiiiif jiiivcv un mining siociu:
Adams Coo
Liu la Chief
Alice
27
Ontario
Ophlr
676
Brunswick Coa.jih,
Comatock Tunneli.iv.
240
.....
67
47
lis
IS
lot
I
Phoentg t
PMoal
Bavag
Sierra Nerada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
Con. Cal. A VS.
.13
Horn Silver ...
Iron 8llver ....
Leadvllle Con..
.13
u
' Foreign. Financial.
LONDON, Feb. H.-The demand' for
money was keen today and there n Indi
cations In the -market that security was
Increasing. Discounts sympathised with the
money conditions. Business on the Stock
exenange was steady and the home denart
ments were active, especially home rails.
mum were uuoyani on strong outside sup.
r-ort. Consols opened weak and hardened
Americans at the opening were dull. Ir
regular and mostly slightly under parity.
They were practically neglected and cloaed
quite steady. Grand Trunk was In active
demand on the traffic Increase exceeding
the most optimistic estimates. Kaffirs were
iirm nun more sciive.
PARI8. Feb, ll.-Prlces opened steady on
the bourse today, but fresh offers depressed
stocks and Turks and Kaffirs suffered
neavny. iaier me reouctlon or the German
bank rate from 4 to S'4 per cent Induced an
improvement of the whole list. At the close
prices were generally strong. Foreigners
and Industrials advanced. Rio tlntos were
firm, owing to the advance In the price of
copper, and Kaffirs improved on numerous
buying orders from London. The private
rate of discount was 2 13-16 per cent. Three
per cent rentes, inof 2c for the account.
Exchange on London. 23f 18c for checks.
BERLIN. Feb. 11. Business on the bourse
was quiet today, owing to the stimulus of
foreign buying. Exchange on London, 20m
49pfgs for check?.
Gas Stock Sola at Anctioa
NEW YORK, Feb. 11. The capital stock
of the Bay State Gas company of Massa
chusetts was sold today at public auction
and purchased for $11,000,000 by Kidder, Pea
body & Co. of Boston. A protest against
the sale made In the Interest of J. C. Hand
and other stockholders was ignored.
Wool Market.
ST. 1yVlB. Feb. ll.-WOOISteady; me
dium grades and combing, 17&21c; light fine,
livgioc; heavy line. 13$ 16c; tub washed, 193
29c
BOSTON, Feb. 11. WOOL Unchanged,
with quotations aa follows: Territory,
Idaho, fine. 14ial5c; One medium. 16fl6V,c;
medium. 16Q.l7c: Wyoming, fine. 144flfc;
fine medium, 1jj17c; Utah, fine, 1415c; fine
medium, lc(il7c; medium, lJSIHc; Dakota,
H'tiloc; fine medium, lb.!l7c; medium, 11 ftp
18c; Montana, Nne choice, 14ifr2oc; average,
17ilKc; Colorado, New Mexico, etc., fine, 11
til2c; fine medium, 13c14c; medium, 14 15c.
There Is an active demand for fleece wools
with a stronger .feeling on choice Iota. Ohio
and Pennsylvania. XX and above. 22((T23c:
Michigan. X and tthove. 27&2&c; Nos. 1 and
2. 2Mti29c; Kentucky and Indiana, three
eighths blood, 2.'l(fi-4c; quarter blood, 2r)24c;
orald. S0ii31c: California, northern choice.
21(i42ac; average, IT'alSc; middle counties, 15
Hi 16c; southern, i:nl3c; fall, lftftlsc. Aus
tralian wool Is qui. t owing to the small off
erings In' this market; prices urs steady;
combing, scoured, basis, 7bXii17c; average.
ibtn 7sc.
NEW YORK, Feb. ll.-WOOL Firm.
OH and Rosin.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Feb. U.-OIL Credit bal
nces, $1.50; certificates, no sales; ship
ments. 7.6(6 bbls; average, 69.415 bbls.;
runs, S3.5M bbls.; average, 68.391 bbls.
u a ir a r4j sj s ss l an 1 f 1 -in sesuanr n ss
firm at 6Sc. Rosin firm: A. B. C. V. E and
F. $1.90; Q. $2: H, $2.35: I. $2 80: K, $3 20;
M $3 40; N. $3.60; W. O.. $3 .65: W. W., $4 26.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11 OIL Cottonseed.
steady. Petroleum. Bteady. Turpentine,
dull. Kosin. nrm.
TOLK1M). .. Feb. 11 OIL Unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. 11 Ol j Unseed. ' jUs od.
Turpentine splrltn. 42s 6d.
Coffee Mar&ct.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11. COFFEE Spot
Rio. Arm. Mild, quiet. Futures opened
quiet at unchanged prlcea and while specu
lation continued numeral, aeveioped ir
regularities as the result of small crops
receipts, higher primary markets, a final
advance at Havre and a light demand here
which was net by limited offerings. The
close waa steady ut a partial advance of
10 points. Sales were 24.750 bags Including
March at 4 Fj 4 ti: May. 4.7Um.7&; July.
$4. 86; September, i40Uu6.06; October, $6.10;
November, $5.15; December, (5 3046.35.
. Ingar and Molnsaes,
NEW ORIJSANS Feb. 11 SUOAR Mar
ket ateady: open kettle. 2y3 3-ltc; open
kettle centrifugal. onv'c; coniritui
white. 3Ti4c; yellow, 333"ac; seconds, 7V4
iV3 6-16c. Molasses, quiet; open kettle, l.Kn
26c. nominal; centrifugal. 6CjlSc. Syrup, lu'a
24c nominal.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11. SUGAR Raw
firm; fair refining, 3 3-16c; centrifugal, quiet.
96 teat. J40S 1-lnc. Molasses sugar, s wioc
Reflnied. firm. Molasses quiet.
Li'NDON. Feb. IL HEET SCOAR-Fsb
ruary, as.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
HeTTBecipU of Cattle, tut Frioci Did
Not Go Much Lower.
HOG MARKET EASED OFF A LITTLE
Demanal for Fat Sheep ana Lambs
Coatlnaea Brisk, 80 that Good,
Steady Prices Were raid for
Everything; that Arrived.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 11.
Recelnta were: entile. it,i elheen.
Official Monday 3 345 S.4H5 6.795
Official Tuesday 6.84J 10.1J1 4.6til
Official Wednesday 4,u0 13,ouo 6,700
Three dayr this week..l3.9S7 30.08 1S.161
Same days last week.... 9.648 1S.7"6
Same week before 13.XS6 2ti.W.I la.waj
Same three weeks ago.,.13.2ui Z4.itW 18.H40
same lour weeks ago.,..13.2ia ai.ni io.ihs
Same days last year U.IKS 33,916 U.IU
ttiCElPlS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table ahwws the receipts of
cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha for
t lie year 10 date and comparisons wnn last
year. )$.. laox. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 108,866 97,773 11,093
Hogs atu.Wo 324.411 6S.46J
Sheep ....14J,8o so,os. Ki.iisi
Averaae price nald for lines at South
Omaha lor the last severui uays with com
parisons; Date. I 1903. 190i.l01.19-J0.lt99.ilS3o.lli97.
Jan. 16...
Jan. 16...
Jan. 17...
Jan. Is...
Jan. 19...
a. V0...1
Jn. 21...
Jan. 22...
Jan. U...
Jan. 24...
Jan.
Jan. 26...
Jan. 27...
Jan. it,...
Jan. 29...
Jan. 30...
Jan. $1...
Feb. l..
Feb. I....
Feb. 3....
Feb. 4....
Feb.
Feb. 6....
Feb. 7....
Feb. $....
Feb. ....
Feo. 10...
Feb. 11...
6 41 I 221 6 251 4 581 I 1 47 3 it
4lH,i 15 $ 2 4 Hi $ 601 $ U
t 41 6 17 6 4 4S, 3 49 $ 47
I LJj 4 il 4 oo I 61 I H $ t$
3l J 4 64 $ 64 $ 64 $14
I I t'ni I 27 1 I I M I Ml I tO 9 It
I 6sHI 1S 8 2 I 3 69 $ 4 $ 24
I 6 63 I 6 02i 6 131 4 63; I 2 61 1 2 24
I 4 i.94,1 03, li, 4 6 $ 66i I 1 lb
S l
T2
6 214 4 661 $ 611 $ 621
6 U, 4 40 $ 60 $ t! $ $3
6 U 4 66 $ 67 3 7iJ i li
$ 65i, 12
4 621 3 63
3 67l S 30
641 6 6
K! I li
I 64 3 27
1 2 29
S66
3 (M 3 V
64H 6 9 6 21 4 62
6 7S?r 6 25
6 1.7 J. 1 s 91 1 6 17
4 6 S 701
4 hot 3 t4
4 67 .1 64
4 (HI 3 64
li il 6 22
(68 I 6 25i
3 6.II 19
2 73 3 20
I 10 I 6 93;
i 6 SO I 6 Bo I 6 31
4 S2! 3 69
I 3 69 3 71 3 25
4 66! 1 721 3 21
I t S2) 6 11) 23
I o ibV, 6 J6; 6 21
4 701 3 66 I 3 19
4 &il S 661 3 76 1
I 6 9i 6 291 4 76i 3 66 S 711 3 23
( 71'4 16 261 4 641 2 701 $ 71 $ M
I 70-tat 6 001 1 4 80 3 71 3 76 2 27
I 8 70, 8 0l 6 32 I 3 6o 3 77 3 Zo
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
. .. si. & tst. f
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
c. &. N. W
y.. K. A M. V
C, St. P., M. AO...
B. fe M
C. a. 6t Q
K. C. & St. J
C, R. I. & P., east..
C. R. I. & P.. west..
Illinois Central
Total receipts....
24 18
1 2
3 1
61 23 13 4
24 37 .. 1
34 28
29 14
23 16 4 1
7 13
11 1
6 , 22 I
1 2
8 4
216 180 27 (
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
uer 01 neaa indicated
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
&CQ 1 71?
Omaha Packing Co 658
Swift and Company 1,219
Armour &, Co 1.025
1,13
663
3.035
3,644
2,736
2.542
2.776
1.179
1,663
cudany Packing Co 1,131
Armour, from Sioux C... 216
Vansant A Co 16
Lobman A Co 42
VV. 1. Stephen 114
Vlill aV Huntzlnger 83
Huston & Co 90
jvlvlngstone & Shaller... 45
F. Hubs 77
Wolf & Muman 67
B. F. Hobblck 115
Dennis A Co 85
Iee Rothschild 67
Worthemler 72
Other buyers....,., 443
85
Totals ..,
6 465 13.670
6316
CATTLE There was another heavy run
of cattle here today, but still the market
was not a great deal lower than yesterday.
Trading aas very slow fsom start to finish,
so that it was lats before the bulk waa
disposed of.
A good proportion of the receipts was
again beef steers. The market. was un
even and could be quoted all thevway from
steady to 6c or 10c lower than yesterday.
The more desirable bunches In most cases
brought right around steady prices, but the
common stuff was extremely hard to dis
pose of at any price and as a rule had to
sell a little lower. . Packers were very In
different buyers, as they have all the
dressed beef on hand that they need for
present requirements, and as a result It
was a hard matter for sellers to get the
buyers to raise their bias.
The cow market was not a great deal
worse than yesterday. In fact, there waa
a little more life to the trade, but the
prices paid were so uneven that It Is diffi
cult to quote the market. Some salesmen
thought they got rs good prices as they
did yesterday, while others said they had
to sell lower.
r . V""...
bly best be described by calling the mar
ket steady to we a a.
Bulls, veal calves and stsgs all sold st
not far from steady prlcea with yesterday.
The stocker and feeder market was again
slow, with the tendency of prices down
ward. The big alump In the price of fat
cattle teems to have cut down the demand
for feeders from tne country, and as a
result prices have suffered to quite an ex
tent. The market todsy was steady to a
shade lower. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERB.
No.
At.
Pr.
No.
II....
11....
10...,
JO...
II....
14....
tt....
II....
tl...
19...
I...,
t4...
10....
14....
At.
Pr
I
IO0
181
I 75
1110
Ions
t 10
I 06
I 85
II
161
I 40
1107
I 10
1
I
1
130
I 46
11M
1037
I SO
M0 I 40
140 8 40"
I A
Ill
I SO
1110 I 15
1000 1 41
M 141
1001 I II
1040 I 44
......1000 I ti
1014 I 70
1010 I 76
1120
I M
I
1101 I IS
Ill 4 00
IK! 4 06
114 4 10
1087 4 10
ltKO 4 10
11S 4 IK
I
11
1
......
.....
41
11
.)? I 10
If,..
...111! 4 44
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
ISO 1 so II.
1140 4 00
....
14.....
.. 170 III 14
COW 8.
.1201 4 10
t...
.. KMi I
..KM t IS
.. 40 I to
.. 171 I 10
.. .S0 I 40
..11M I so
.. on 1 is
. . M l
.. 60 t 70
.. 18 I 70
.. Ml I 75
..1OJ0 t 76
..IO14 t 75
. . K7 I IS
..13 I M
..1111 1 10
..Ml I IS
..1111 I IS
..1015 3 as
.. M4 t 0
... I4S I SO
... 114 I 00
... 117 I 00
...lilt 100
..12M I 00
COWS At
44 8 06
IT 141 I 05
- T 117 I OS
1 108 I 10
85 1121 I 10
1 1141 I 10
T 1037 I 10
1 1181 I IS
II 1021 I 20
I 1125 I 20
44 W IX
4 , 1150 I 30
4 1041 I 15
1 1215 I 21
I Hi I 16
8 1154 I 25
I 11M I tt
4 1110 I 10
II tst I 10
4 1 1000 t 10
II lino I 10
1 1110 I IS
II 1118 I 40
1140 I 40
1 '100 1 10
D HEIFERS.
4....
II....
I ...
I....
t
10....
14....
II....
10...
It...
1...
7...
8....
11....
.. 171 t 71
. HEIFERS.
.. 141 I 71 4
.. Ml 8 to IS
CALVES.
.. rri 4 as 1
.. m i 00 1
..Ill is 1
..Ill I 71
BULLS.
..1410 9 TO 1
..1180 I 16 1 ,
..1170 I 4 1
..lltO I 00 1
1ST 18
. Ml I tt
i0 I 71
. 1M I 71
140 I 24
..1200 8 00
..1510 I 00
..1170 I 06
..!') I 21
.154 I OA 1.
1.M1 I 75
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
T7 0 II 7l I 45
MO 8 IS 1 137 7
M I 11 II 4:i t 71
114 t It I tart I 10
STOCKEHB AND FEEDERS.
li 171 I 40 4 170 I M
1 10 I 10 I (81 I IS
4 421 I 40 T 7S I St.
II. 721 I 46 1 114 I M
1011 I 10 . tt 411 I M
1 18 I 10 II HI IK
t 4 I 40 4. lilt t M
T Ill I 40 1 I(M I SO
t Ul IM It..... Ml 4 00
1 751 8 40 I HO 4 00
17 ISO 8 tt 4 80 4 00
I Mt ITU 14 72 4 00
II 47 17 1 4 60
It I 70 tl 721 t
4 1110 I Tt 7 4il 4 10
111 MS I 71
HOGS There wss another heavy run of
nogs ners loaay. ana ine market opened
about sc lower man yesterdays average
Tha quality or the hoga today was tha
beat that has been seen here l.i some time,
so that tha market on paper does not show
the full decline. Packers tried to buy their
droves 6i0c lower, but In most cases tbey
fulled to take off over a nickel. The bulk
of the medium weight hogs sold from $6 70
to $6.76, wnn ins prime heavy weights
going from $6 60 to $6.90. The light stuff
sold from $6.70 down. The light hogs suf
fered a little more then the heavv welshta
snd could bs quoted 67 16c lower. They
were of course, left until tha last, as pack
ers ate more anxious for the heavy bogs
first. Represents tlve
No.
64...
69..
71...
CI...
69...
Av. 8h. Pr.
No.
88...
67...
79....
63...
26...
157..
40...
4...
Av.
..240
..274
.248
..120
..243
..214
..217
Sh. Ft.
. . 70
200 70
... 6 70
... 6 70
... 70
40 70
... 70
... 6 70
... 6 70
...-4 70
... es'i
13 90 6 40
..175
.179
.167
.196
10 6 40
40 ( ii
... 6 65
40 ( F.714
160 6 bi)
... 6 60
78..
.197
li 9 197
37
.2S
90
6 M) '
....242
....210
....2J6
6.v.
69..
(..
6....
67..
Hi..
..194
..2(2
..2&I
..!!'(
..214
..2i4
6 SO
6 tkl
6 (V)
60.
67.
120
60...
79....
67...,
to...
64...
63...
70. . . .
70....
60...
77. .
72...
67...
69...
7...
46...
63...
73...
61...
D...
60...
66...
' 66...
64...
64...
70...
71...
69...
64...
6$...
67...
..272
..216
...-S4
..254
..248
,..2.?
..247
..2M
,..46
...22
...244
..Hi
...2m
...220
...i.-t
...tf.7
,..240
...2i2
...:42
...267
...261
...J66
...2
...Xa
...278
...261
...276
...266
...257
...290
...256
...Ul
...271
...21
6 O'l
6 i..",
6 tiji4
6 tC'
6 t:i
6 ti.',
6 5
6 fvi
6 A5
40
160
"0
44.
40
6 72S
6 7.i
6 72',
4 72W,
4 7?H
72H
4 72
4 72
4 72i
4 724
4 72i
4 72',
4 72
4 75
4 76
4 76
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 76
4 76
4 76
4 76
4 75
4 75
6 76
6 76
4 76
4 76
8..
.211
40 21 j
72 201
.Ill 9
19..
66..
79...
81..
ft...
...21S
...210
...2J9
...2J3
...199
80
40
40
40
SO
'so
40
6 6i
6 6
6 tx
6 65
6 ft".
6 o
65
6
6 65
6 65
6 66
80
T4 16
20.
..210
47..
76..
60..
(U..
71..
..214
..2i!
..227
.,2-a
..210
68..
.214
40
40
X2 2:!4
6 65
6 65
6 65
6 65
65
6 674j
6 67
67',
6 871,
6 671
6 70
70
6 70
$ 70
66
60
.2
. .220
...210
..192
...198
..216
..275
..223
..223
..232
21..
91..
M..
43..
24..
70..
55...
120
40
80
80
80
80
120
79.
88
60....
62....
60....
68....
63....
47....
61....
66....
66....
89....
68 247
78:. -..236
t.9 281
69 233
66 244
66 262
76
T3 239
76.. ....255
80
80 .
4 75
6 774;
4)0
...276
. '4 77-4
40 6 70
.810 240
8 7r&
77
6 77 ,
77
6 77'n
4 V. ,
6 77 -6
77'-.
4 t-'i
6 60
4 60
6 80
6 90
4 80
4 80
4 80
... 6 70
40 6 70
40 6 70
40 70
241
..2y8
..297
..296
..30
80
'so
200
40
40 70
$2 800 120
70
( 70
70
70
70
TO
70
70
70
70
..223
69 262
63 214
b 233
46 22.8
23 271
60 268
77 266
il 214
48 $53
64 264
74 241
60 813
69 268
63 261
67 271
80
26S
110
72 208
80
64..
.242
,.23
66...
71...
80...
66..
73..
63..
17..
83...
,..230
,..220
...213
...29
...243
...207
,..224
.. 70
.. 70
40 ( 70
60 6" 70
... 6 70
.. 6 70
.. 70
(0
60.
..261
..874
..266
..845
..300
.. 4 82H
80 4 86
.. 4 8T.
.. 4 86
.. 80
63.
67..
63..
47.,
SHEEP There was lust a fair run ot
sheep here today, and as the demand con
tinued brisk the market opened In good
season with trndinar active at good, steady
prices. The quality of the lambs on sale
was not particularly good, so that the sales
on paper do not look very high. Mexican
2-year-old wethers brought $5.45, and west
ern veai lines brought 15.25. but they were
only of fulr quality. Western ewes sold as
hluli as f 4 STi. The offerings chanced hands
about as fast as they were unloaded, so the
market soon came to a close.
There were not enouah feeders offered
to test the market but as there are a good
many orders In tne hands of commission
men it Is safe to ssy that good stuff would
command strong prices.
Quotations: Choice western Iambs, $5,755)
6.00; fair to good lambs, $R.6(KS6.75j Choice
native and Colorado lambs. $6 .OWStf.W; choice
yearlings, $5.006.40; fair to good yearlings.
$4.75(&6.00; choice wethers, $4-60(34.90; fair to
good, $4.004.60; choice ewes. $4.0O4.40; fslr
to good, $3 254.00: feeder lambs, $4,2514.76;
feeder yearlings, $3.754.00; feeder wethers,
$3.75400; feeder ewes, $2.6O8.00. Repre
sentative sales:
No. Av. Tr.
26.1 western ewes 86 3 6o
239 western ewes 85 3 65
230 western ewes 87 8 80
400 western ewes 95 2 90
356 western wes 108 4 36
125 western lambs 49 4 65
28 western lambs 79 6 10
343 western yearlings 95 6 10
604 Mexican sheep 86 6 35
a culls 89 1 60
218 weatern ewea 101 3 80
114 western ewes 95 8 26
443 western ewes 93 8 90
46 western ewes 104 4 10
t4 western ewes 144 4 60
6 western wethers 83 6 10
890 western yearlings 84 6 20
12 western lambs 64 I 60
9 native wethers 184 t 60
22 western lambs 86 6 76
69 western lambs 77 6 76
4 western ewes 90 4 15
196 western ewes 80 $ 26
65 cull ewes 88 1 60
615 western yearlings 86 t 40
89 western ewes 93 4 16
202 western ewes 108 - 4 25
885 western yearlings 84 4 00
99 weatern yearlings 92 (40
29 western lambs..... 63 6 36
43 native ewes 132 4 60
63 native lambs 70 (60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Are Lower, Hoars Close Strong?
and Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11. CATTLE Receipts,
18.1KI0 head: dull and lower; good to prime
steers, I4.40ft5.50; poor to medium, $3.tX4.25;
Blockers and feeders, $2,264(4.60; cows. $1.40i
4.40; heifers, $2.00tC4.6O; canners, $1.40(j2.50;
bulls, $2.0074.25: calves, $3.60(57.60; Texas fed
Steers. $3.60ift4.25.
HOGS Receipts, 40,000- head; estimated
4nmnnr l I..- 9fW. mo.b.(
opened tWlOc lower, closed stronger; mixed
and butchers. w.ts'Kirf.i"': good to cnoice
heavy. $6.K5f77.10; rough heavy, $6.a86.P8
light. $6.30&6.6ft; bulk of sales, $8Wq.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 20,000
head; market ateady to strong; good to
choice wethers, $4.75(g6.60; fair to choice
mixed, $3.5o&4.76; western sheep, $4.76t-6-51;
native lambs $4.50ri6.60; western lambs, $4.75
16.&O; rative lambs, $4.606.60; western
lambs, $4.7566.40.
Official yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 4.953 . 3.915
Hogs 26.892 a 5.7S8
Sheep 11,926 J 821
Kansas City Llvettock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. ll.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7.300 natives, 700 Tezans and 200 na
tive calves; corn fed cattle steady to weak;
canners dull and lower: stockers snd feed
ers 10&30C lower than Monday; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers $4.&Oig6.25;
fair to good. $3.75(94.56; stockers snd feed-
era, $2.75tf4.2&; western fed steers, $2.75fi6.O0;
Texas steers, $2.75474.10; Texas cows. $2.40n
290; native cows, $2.fl03.86; native heifers.
$3. 006400: canners. 1.0lrij2.00; bulls, $2.4(
3.60; calves, $2.4(Xri6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 10.000 head; market KtTlOe
lower; pigs 202 25c lower; top, $6.96; bulk of
sales. $6.i54t6H5; heavv $6.77M76.96: mixed
packers. $6.664143.82: light, $6.5o(&6.75; york-
era. $6 60(?i6.7O; pigs. $6.0oc.45.
SHEEP AND lAMrlH KeceiptS,
head: market steady to strong: native
amba, 34.00ft.l&: western lamba, S3.8ajj ;
fed ewes. $3.00fi5.10; native wethers, $3.5Ka
4.85; western wethers, $3.0O4.O; stockers
and feeders, $2. 53. 60.
New York Livestock Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. H.-BEEVES Re
ceipts. 2.916 head; steers slow to 10c lower;
bulls steady; fat cows easier: others steady:
steera. $4.&0!i5.35; oxen. K.io'ui.Oi: mills. 3 110
(&4.00; export bulls. J4.2&!U4bO; cows, ii.mkw
3 80. Cables quoted live cattle weak and
sheep steady. Exports today were six cat
tle and 4.MW quarters 01 peer.
CALVES Receipts. 1,167 head; market
Arm to 25c higher for veala, others steady;
veals. $6.0f)(fi45.75; little calves, $4.Oma-4.50;
bai nvard calves. $3.0tK&3.75.
6HEEP AND MMB- rteceipts, b.sm
head; sheep steady; prime sheep nrm;
choice lamba strong; others generally
steady; sheep. $3.Vu6.00; culls, $2 75; lambs.
$5 5ih7.flO; culls. C5.60.
HOtlS Rrcelnts. 4.118 head: firm: stste
and Pennsylvania hogs, $7.25.
St. Louis Livestock Market.
ST. IOUIS Feb. 11 CATTLE Receipts.
4.500 head, Including 8.000 Texans; market
fairly active, steady; nstlve shipping and
export steers, $4 0mfj5.60. with strictly fancy
nimfH nn tn 86: dressed beef and butcher
teera 83.764i6.0u: steera under 1.000 lbs.. $3 50
j4.6o; stockers and reeoera, iz.aoqja."; cows
and heifer, mixed. $3.00(jj4.60; canners. $1.60
fa60; bulla, $2.6oi2.60; calvea. $4.ut8.00;
Texas snd Indian steers, $3.10j?4.30; cows
and heifers, $2.1o J.25.
I IOOS Receipts. 7,000 neaa; marsei wens,
and 6fil0c lower; pigs and lights. $6. 40(86.80;
packer $6.704i6 90; butchers, $6.6066.96.
SHEEP AND I.AMH8-Roelpts, .&a
head; market stesdy: native muttons. $4 20
fj6.20; lambs. $5 00(&6.55: culls and bucks.
$2 0ii4.60; stockers, $1.5O((j3.00; Texans. $3.50
64.00.
St.. Joseph Livestock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 11. CATTLE-Re-celnts.
1.973 head; natives, S3. fbi6 25; Texas
and westerns, $3 35fi4 50; cows and heifers,
$2 (SK&4.15; veals. $2.6iKri6 60; bull and stag.
$i 6"o4.25; yearlings and calves, 42.50(7 4.25;
gtockers and feedera. $3 00474.80.
HOOH Receipts. 7.076 head: light and
light mixed, $6.6uoj H2't: medium and heavy.
75i 97; pigs, $6.r5tj4.45; bulk of sales,
$6 7M6 90.
SHEEP AND LA MBS-Receipts, 1854
head; Colorado lamba. $o.25; top native
wethers, $5.26; top native swes, $4 60.
Host City Live stock, Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Feb. 11 Special Tele
srsm l CATTLE Receipts.. 7iO head;
about steady; beeves. $3.54.u0; cows, bull
yud mixed, $2.2'JQ3 tw; stockers ana issuers,
and pick those out
sales:
U nrvf.4 40; calves and ysarllngs, $2 IW1N on.
lit Uft Receipts, 4,u00 head; 6(jl(c lower,
selling at !6.'j175: bulk of sales, $6.SOb6.
Stock la Sight.
The following were the receipts of live
stock at the six princlpnl cities yesterday:
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 4 S"0 17 ) 6.7m
Chicago 18UVI 4(M1) lO.OOO
Kansas City 730 1 M 0 J11
St. Ixmis 4 6" i.t00 2.6
St. Ji.seph 1.973 7.0.1 l.e64
Sioux ( ity 700 4 600 ....
Totals 37.273 82.074 34.064
t'ettton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 11 COTTOST-
Steady; aies, 3.0 hales: ordinary, 7c;
good ordinary, Sc; low middling, 8 11-16C;
middling, 9c; good middling, 9 ll-c;
middling fair, 10,c. Receipts, l;i,iii8; stock,
369.1M. Futures steady; Februsry, $9 10
laid ; March. $9.1S,4.19; April. $920(6922:
May. $9.2619.27; June, S9 294i9.31: July. $9 84
(J9 35; August, $9.0Ju904; September, $8.40
((8.45.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11 -COTTON-Opened
easy at unchanged prices to s decline of
4 points In response to qnhles,
which were 2 polrris below expec
tations, hut Immediately following
the call was rallied sharply by buy
ing for the account of prominent
bull Interests. These demanda carried May
up to .4i, or tnree points over tne open
ing figure and to within one point of yes
terday s close. At thla level there were
profit taking sales and sales for short ac
count, baeed on the position of Liverpool
In following advances In the face of the
present comparatively heavy receipts,
which were estimated for today at 2S.i.-
bales and which actually reached 2S,7u
bales, (is compared with 22,801 bales last
year. There seemed to he a disposition
also to regard the market as cntlth-u to
a material reaction after Its advance ot
about sixty points in the last few day.
Then Liverpool showed continuous weak
ness, closing two or three points lower,
and the estimated receipts st Houston for
tomorrow were 4.000 to 7,000 bsles, aa com
pared w.:h 2.0OI last ysar. Toward mtdd.iv
the selling sxhausted Itself, with .Mat
around $9.29. there was a renewal of bull
support, which carried prices back to
practically the opening level. Exports for
the day were seen to be light, amounting
to only 7,991 bales, and, while the various
spot cotton markets were firmly held, the
continued heavy receipt proved the dom
inating factor, and the market again
worked downward being finally stesdy at
a net decline of 8 to 11 points. Salea of
futures estimated at SOO.nial hales.
ST. LOL'18, Feb. 11. COTTON Steady ;
middling, ts. Sales, 396 Hales; receipts,
4,870 bales; shipments, 4,911 bales; stock,
8,303 bales
LIVERPOOL. Feb. ll.-COTTON Spot In
fair demand: prices steady; American mid
dling, 6d. The sales of the dsy were 12.
000 bales, of which 1,200 were for specula
tion and export, and Included 11,000 Amer
ican. Kecelnts. 8.000 bales. Including 7.6i
American. Futures opened steady and
closed Irregular. American middling, good
ordinary clause, February, 4."9d; February
and March, 4.89d; March and April. 4 n9d;
April and May, 4.90(cj4.91d; May and June,
4.92iii4.93d; June and July. 4 92(W4.93d: July
and August. (I'-hii.sm; August ana Hep
tember, 4.82?H.83d; September snd Octo
ber, 4.67(S4.68d; October and November,
4.47d. .
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frnlt.
NEW YORK. Feb. IL EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows an Improved de
mand and prices are firm, though without
quotable change. Common are quoted at
46c; prime, bSVAc; choice, 6H6Hc;
fancy, 77Hc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Spot
prunes are without special feature, de
mand remaining quiet and the smaller sizes
showing some easiness, though the quoted
range remains at from 3Wo to 4Vo for all
grades. Apricots are in moderate demand
and steady at 7H&10c In boxes and TH'li"
In bags. Peaches continue quiet, with
peeled at 12418c and unpeeled at 64$3c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Fob. ll.-DRY CJOOD9
The cotton goods market rules strong In
all departments. There Is a good demand
at first hands and the Jobbing trade Is ac
tive. Print clothe are quiet but strong.
Woolen goods for men's wear are In fair
requeat and a good business Is doing In
woolen and worsted dress fabrics.
YVhlsky Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11. WHISKY-Steady at
$1.30.
PEORIA. Feb. 11. WHI8KY-For finished
goods, $1.30.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 11. WHISKY Steady at
$1.30.
Mortality statistics- .. ... .
Tha following births and deaths have been
reported to the Board of Health for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon Wednes
day: Births Alfred Richards. 1224 Hard, boy;
Nels E. Pearson. 214 South Twenty-eighth
avenue, girl; T. J. Studholme, 1712 Hickory,
twins, boy and girl; Anton Forman. 1250
South Fourteenth, boy; August Anderaon,
Fortieth and Arbor, boy; C. W. Ellis. 1808
North Nineteenth, girl; Alexander Bchata,
2H06 North Twenty-nrm, gin; in els nervier,
8043 California, girl.
Deaths Emma Jones, 316 North Thir
teenth, 18; Haverlns Wsnger, 2416 South
Sixteenth, 68; Edward E. Olson, $310 Ohio,
1 year.
.Torpedo Boat (Joes Ashore.
NEW YORK, Feb. H.-The British tor
pedo boat destroyer. Quail, went ashore a
week ago near Point Barlna, says a Herald
dispatch from Port of Spain, Trinidad. The
boat's propellors were smashed and It nar
rowly escaped being wrecked, owing to the
heavy sea swells. It has been towed to
this port. The court of inquiry has ex
onerated the commander of the British
sloop of wsr, Fantome, which went ashore
recently. The chart was wrong.
One More Victim of ICxploslon.
PUEBTjO. Colo., Fiib. 11. Another death
yh'Jt resulted from the scci(.'nt .t the steel
I works here Monday last. Virgil Trine, who
wss osKiKtant siipcri'-ienunni. 01 ins con
verter, died at the Colorado Fuel A Iron
company's hospital, a. coroner's 'tiry has
been empaneled to Investigate the scolJent.
Accepts Utter of Carnegie.
COIX)RADO SPRINGS. Colo.. Feb. 11.
Mayor J. R. Roblnaon haa written to An-'
arew carnegie tnai ine cny win sccepi nis
proposition to give IfiO.OOO for a library, pro
vided the council would appropriate $5,000
annually.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Wednes
day, February 11:
Warranty Deeds.
Boris Predmestky and wife to Moses
Wright. s73 feet lot , McOandlieh
Place $2,600
toft Claim Deeds.
3. P. Martin and wife to Ijiura E.
McNlsh, sVi lot 5, block 358, South
Omaha 1
Deeds.
Sheriff to Rebecca W. Woodward, lot
4, block 10, Kountze's 3d add l.OO'
Total amount of transfers. .....
.$3.&'l
Specialists
in ail iJiae.Au
and DlSOstDE!
of MEN.
12 years f suas
atasful practl) la
Oiiaaisn,
CHARGES LOW.
ICOCELE HYDROCELE snd
Si una 1 1 ; an. vusmi aunt
loss mt 1 to Least asastas
WitSMl eutllug, IB of
Is aajr
res r meat raniaaso.
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p. B. Wears.
Pres. C. A. Wear. V-Prr.
Established 1862.
WEARE COMMISSION CO., CHICAGO
Mstuuers ot lbs Principal LxcOMngss.
private Wires to All Points.
CHAIN, PHOVIglOSI, llOtkl, BOKOI
Bought and sold for rasa er
future delivery.
OMAHA BRANCH, llu-111 Buard of Trade,
lelepbone 1516
W. m. Ward. Umtti asfraagat.