Nebraska Newspapers

    TITE OMATTA PAII.Y ItE"E: FUTDAVi FKHIUTARY 20, 1003.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Vtulj All Commodities Bi in Price on
Bocrd of Trad
MAY WHEAT CLOSES FIRM AND UNCHANGED
Carat aad Oata Inerease ttnarter ((,
While Uala la Provlslnna Rniie;es
from Mckel to Tety
rive Ceate.
CHICAGO, Feb. 19. Rearish statistics
caused wpHknm In wheat today, but a
fair demand late In the day helped prices
and th clone was firmer, with May un
changed. May corn was up 44c with
oats 4c higher. Provisions were Mronn
and the May products closed from 64112
to 25c higher. .
Wheat rilled weak the greater part of the
day. fitatlstlrs being bearish, advices from
France showing a decidedly favorable crop
report, while the export demand was light
and clearances small. There was a good
r.i i..nr wheat for sale and liberal Hell
ing for short account and with but slight
demand prices declined. May selling off to
ic. after opening 4c lower at iii-vfi77c.
At tne decline shorts covered moderately,
which caused a slight advance, and prices
held steady urtll late In the sestdnn, when a
little better demand developed, resulting In
a firmer tone. The strength In corn and
oats was a late help. May closed un
changed at 77Hi774e, the top price of the
day. Small receipts, both local and at pri
mary, were the principal strengthening In
fluence. Seaboard clearances ot wheat and
flour were equal to 337.000 bushels. Pri
mary receipts were 389,5n0 bushels, against
442.100 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of lift cars, which
with local receipts of 11 cars, 1 of contract
grade, made total receipts for the three
points of 177 cars, against 34 a year ago.
The sentiment In corn was bullish on a
mall cash demand and good receipts.
There was a fair trade, but offe rings wern
comparatively light, which fact contributed
materially to the stronger tone. Commis
sion houses and provision Interests were
the best buyers, while the offerings came
largely from scattered sources, with some
longs taking profits. The close was firm,
with May Wlo higher at 45 Vn 454c after
selling between 454o and 4541? 4o4c. Local
receipt were 14 cars, with none or contract
""he' liquidation In oats which had been
going on for the past few days was not In
evidence today, but In place of that there
was good buying by local traders. Shorta
were also active buyera, the acarclty of nf-
both spot and futures; In New Tork, how
ever, copper, like tin. was firm; prices
were unchanged at $12. for standard,
!2.!'fiU.tio for lade, $l2.fvft HI for elec
trolytic, and V2.Wnl2.m for csstlng. Lead
advanced 3s 91 In London, spot closing
there at 12, but here It remained quiet
nnd uncharged at $4,124 Spelter was
steady and unchanged locally at $6 (i7 OS.
but In London It advanced 6s to .2 12s 6d.
The Glasgow Iron market waa 2d higher
at Ms 41 and Mb'.dlesborough closed 3d
higher at 2Ss 44d; locally Iron Is qjlet and
largclv nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern.
Is quoted at $24.i44.60; No. ! foundry,
northern, J2i'.oorfi22.fii; No. 1 foundry, south
ern, and No. 1 foundry, southern, soft,
iZi.faMM. Warrants were nominal.
OMAHA WHOLKSALK MARKET.
Condition of Trad aad Quotations oa
Staple and Fancy Prodoee,
F.OOB Fresh stock, lie.
1.1 VK POL'LTH Y Hens, lOEtlOHc; old
roosters, 4'goc; turkeys liffflSc; ducks, fi
9c; geese, 7'goc; chli'ker.i, per lb.. 10&l4c.
DRESSED 1'OILTHY- Chickens, 11 12c J
henr. Iltl2c; turkeys, 16gio; ducks, llUl-c;
gtese, llfl-c.
HL'TTKH-Packing stock, 13c; choice
dairv, In tubs, lnilio: separstor. 24ii'2oc.
O VST MIS Htanoards, per can, 28c; extra
selects, per can, 36c; New York counts, pe.'
can. 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal, 11.75;
bulk, standard, per gal., 11.35.
KHBSH FISH Trout, 9"..Hc; herring, 6c;
pickerel, So; pike, 9c; perch, 6c; buffalo,
dressed, 7c; snintlsh, 3c; bluetlns, 3c; whlte
liHh, 9c; salmon, lc; haddock, 11c; codfish.
12c; redBnapper, 10c; lobsters, boiled, per
lb., 3i, c; lobsters, green, per lb., 28c; bull
heads, Kc; catfish, 14c; black bail, 2tc;
hsiibut. ;ic.
BRAN Per ton, $16.50.
HAY Prices quoted by Onuht Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, $7.00; No. 1 medium, 16.00; No. 1 coarse,
Jo.60. Rye straw. $6.uo. These prices are for
buy of good color and quality. Demand
lair; recolnta light.
CORN 43c.
OATS 39c.
KYE No. 2. 45c.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY Kalamazoo, per doa.,
2Tc; California, pe.' doz., 45y76c.
POTATOES Per bu., 4o4bc.
SWEET POTATOES Iowa and Kansas,
$2.25.
NEW PARSLEY Per doien bunchet, 40c.
NEW CARROTS -Per doien bunches, 40-..
LETTUCE Per doaen bunches, 45c.
TURNIPS-Per bu.. 40c; Canada rutaba
gas, tier lb., 14c
BEETS New southern, per doien bunch
es, 6"c; old. per bu., 40c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dog., H.76.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 40.
CARROTS rer bu.. 40c.
UREKN ONIONS Southern, per dosen
bunches, 40c.
RADISHES Southern, per doien bunches,
45c.
TNRNIP9 New southern, per dozen
ferlnga causing them some anxiety. The I bunches 60c.
sentiment wss firm throughout tne day ana uniwa-nea Wisconsin, per to., iic;
the close waa Ho better on jnay ri onc, ouki, v. oyniuoii, yci
after ranging between 354c and 36T(&SoC. 1. (5.
Local recelpta were small at 72 cars. SPINACH Southern, per dozen bunchea.
Provisions were strong In spite of lower 60c
Brioes 1 for hogs at the Jards. but the vol- WAX BEANS Per ba. box. 23; string
USod buying of pork and ribs by some of CABBAGE-Holland seed, per lb.. UC
. . . 1 .hi., Intl num.. l V t H. A n. - .'.. n 1 1 f VII
full cresms, prime small. lUillVi fair to I watched with Interest In the financial
good, 134"&nc; prime large, 14c; fair to district, owing not only to additional re-
good, 134'yl3c.
St. Lea I a Grata and Provisions.
qulrements Involved for currency, but to
the effect of the high price of the article
nnnn the eznnrt Hpmand. Yeeterdav'e cur
rency transfers to New Orleans and large
BT LOUIS. Feb. 19 .VHEAT-Lower ; Tv-ymlnY. brought the munition
No. 1 red, cash, elevator, il'jc, track. ,Vf b ,h, htreBury upon the monev marl.et
,-'f,3c: July' ''""c; No. 2 Up t fi 4!.0c. making the loss of the banki
hard. 71i73V.c
CORN Faster: No. 2, cash. 414c; track.
414B44r; May, 41c; July. 414c.
OATS Stronger; No. 2 cash, 354c; track,
364i364c; May. 364jX4c; July. 31 Vic
nominal; No. i white, 3NVic.
K y K r irm at 4Hc
since Friday 2.-t.,iM. N YorK exenange
at Chicago also fell from lc to .-uc aiscouni
today.
Th. rallv on short coverings of stocks
esrlv In the last hour was not held and
the closing was dull and heavy. New York
Central, tho Fries and the United States
rST.-H-'SL i'howen quite notable resist
ance to the genernl degression.
Bonds became wcaa, in sympainywun
stocks. T3tal sales, par value, I2.n90.0oa
Uniteil States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
The following are the closing prlcea on
tht New York Stock exchange:
. Siso. Rilwr pra "
f;,1 fS, extra fancy and straight, S3.10fTi3.35;
clear, I2.!ra3.00.
SEED Timothy, t3.no(-j36n.
CORNMEAI Steady. $2 30.
BRAN Nominal; aacked, east track, S3
fen.Sc.
HAY-Steady; timothy, $9.O0tfl4.50; prai
rie. 9.till.i.
IRON COTTON TIE8-1.07Vi.
BAOU1NO-6 h-Wtfl l-16c.
HEMP TWINE Sc.
I'H'VTsioN8 Pork, higher; Jobbing,
standard mess, $17.70. Lard, higher at $9 50.
Dry salt meats (boxedv stronger; extra
shorts, Rl.K.'V; c.ear ribs, $962H; short Clears
f.'i6. Bacon (boxed), stronger; extra shorts.
iio.&o; clear ribs, $10.60; short e'ears, $10.62.
METALS Lead, Arm st $4.7Vi- Spelter,
rm nt $4.85.
POULTRY Firm: chickens. 11c: turkeys.
15c: ducks. 14c; geese. 8c.
HI T! LR-Flrra: creamery. 19027c: dairy.
eous Better; rresn, I4e.
iteceipts. shipments.
, 3.000 9,noi)
, 37"
, 63.000
42,000 39,000
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Active Demand for Both Beef Eteera and
Cow at Strong Prices.
HOGS OPENED TEN LOWER. CLOSED STRONG
keep and Lambs Met with Ready Bale
at tiood. Steady Prices, the Ue
mand Apparently Being; Kally
Equal to the Supply.
.. K
..136
Flour bhls...
W'heat bu....
Corn, bj
Oats, bu
steady; No. 2 red western, winter. 6s lUd; 5V,2 v.tf,?T mJU ElerTrie' "
No. 1 northern, spring. 6s 9d; No. 1 Call- H0kl"d V,l"r Sklns 0.-1 '
fornla 6s lid. Futu.-es. dull; March, 6s 2d; ,0,d nVriV """l! i lln"? r.per ....
the packera. which was the chief Influence
In advancing prlcea. The close was strong,
with May pork up 26c at $17.86. May lard
waa B'g'iHe lower at $9.629.65, while rlba
were 12e16o higher at $9.6o. r. .
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
10 care; corn, 196 care; oata, 65 cars; hogs,
26.000 head. , ,,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclea.l Open. I High. Low. Close.l Tes'y.
Wheat
Feb.
May
July
Corn
Feb.
May
July
Oats
Feb.
May
July
Pork
May July
Lard- I
mi,
73V4
45H"4 4SV40S
I
24 r 24
17 40 I 17 65
I 17 05
16 90
Feb. I 2i
May 60
July I 86
Klbs 1
Mar f t60
July 37H
Sept. I I
t 65
66
47
65
60
42W
45V4
' 43HI
" 24
3S.W
17 40
16 80
2tt
966
5
60
87
74 74
l77S'4!T7ii'9'Vi
73T(jfi4,ri-)40"i
43
45HV4'
44
43
84
829
17 68
27 05
65
65
45
65
50
9 42V4I
FLOUR Quiet and steady: winter pat
YJAW ntrAVQ V... mo
TOMATOES New Florida' rer s-basket
crate, $4.50(B5.ok.
CAUFLOWER California. Mr crate
$2.50.
FRUITS.
PEARS Fall varieties, per box, $2.50.
thans, $5.00; New York stock. $3.25'; Cail-
lornla Beiinowers, per bu. box, $1.50.
OKAPES Malagas, per kea. 26.007.00.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin. per bM..
iu w; Men ana uugies, u; per box, ss.eu.
Bi itAW t,KKiES F lorida per qt., ouo.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Call f on.la fancy. 23.60: choice.
23.25.
ORANOES California navels, fancy. $3.0
45 I oa.ib; Choice, $2.75; Mediterranean sweets.
CM.ttt,XL. $2.26: sweet Jaffa 22.50.
Iijaicb fersian, in (i-id. Doxea, per id..
6c; per case of SO-lb. pkgs., $2.26.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartom, 80o;
32 TUfKlsn, per 30-iD, nox. 14'aJc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
17 40 I HONEY Utah, per 24-fratne case, 23.25;
16 8V I oioraao, o.du
uujek-New York, $4.00; per h-ddi., xz w.
67H SAUERKRAUT-Wlsconsln, per V-bbl.,
S 67 z; per DDI., w.ro.
25 MAPLE SUGAR-Ohlo, per lb., 10c
popcorn per lb.. 2c: shelled, 4c
J"" . . V.. tj.UM. Q.W.I, VW.
No. 1 salted, 7Hc; No. 2 alted, 6c; No. 1
vasn 1 tit 0 n 19U. Ik li.t Mrt veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry Glides,' 812c; sheep
pens, Kaxovoc: norse niaea, ii.borbv.
X' i 'rr L3 llf.l.... 1 V. 1 I -14.
j a. cr - tv aiiiutB, j,-. v x iui i iivti,
62H
3A
32H
. ..i.hi riimiti in- snrln I nara sneu. per id.. i ino. x sort sneii,
nta. $3.603.70; atralghta, $3.3p3. W, , fPg'JJ per lb.. 13c; No hard anell. per lb.. 12c;
patents. $3.50(.80; atralghta, I3.10to3.40, r filberts, per lb.' 12c:
MfrtBrSE. .nrh, nmrntr- No 2. 70O almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16; hard shell,
,WIA,Ti4v5" ' Pr .,15c; pecans large, per lb., 12Hc;
r-noM 'A uTno 1 yellow 43c ". per lb., Uc; cocoanuU, per do.. 60c;
?5?iL0-. tS..' Tt l whiti k4U3o. chestnuts, per lb., 10c; peanuta, per lb..
SI80 ' MWgXa- 6Hc; roasted peanuta. pe" lb- 7c; black
Sli7SvLj:jnr Veedlna 4"a46c- fair to walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuta, per bu.,
BAHLEY Good feeding, t-ooc, iair w . cocoanute. ner 100. $4.
cht"'i Tx 2114- No 1 north- OLD METALS, ETC. A. B. Alplrn quotes
E?iDitT2.mi timothv 24- clover con- tn Allowing prlcea: Iron, couutry mixed,
rn. $1.19: prl timothy, M. clover, con t ,ro tove ut tQ w
If" K ' ... , I pAniwr tuii- Ih Rliu hraia neavv.
PRO V 1SION S Mesa
17.60. Lard, per
tha flldea (loose
houldera (boxedV. $8 13H&8.26. Short clear
aldea (boxed), $9.nw.sva-
Followlng were the recelpta and ahtp
manta of flour and araln:
Receipts. Shipments.
21,400 23,200
. 27.800 26.400
.142,800 233.000
113.100
A AAA
ei'nmt n'iiu news has been weak: London and Liver-
jariey. -y " , pool Hij-lid lower; Parla, Vilo lower. The
nn the Produce exchange today the but- I U ' ?., i, ' ki - k..,..
ter market waa steady ; creameries. 18 condition than last year, and the cash de-
jsoc; unii ir., ity , - "
cases
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oata, bu
Bariey, bu.
i . - per t(Jn jU. ,ron ltove piate, per ton, $3;
Mesa nork ner hhl H7 87 copper, per lb., 8V4u; brass, heavy per lb.,
rw" & ah5r fto; bras, l.ght. Pr lb.. 6c; l.af, per Ik,,
e), $9.409.60. Dry salted d lnc. Per
WEARS COMMISSION COMPAJTY.
llO-lll Board of Trade, Omaha, Neb
Telephone 1B16.
CHICAGO. Feb 19. WHEAT The mar
1 WQ fnA I ket has been small but nervous, and en
tirely of a scalping nature. The foreign
27.700
OUViC.
XEW YOIUC GENERAL MARKET.
rlf2iat2LB,i7;""hSSSl. '.tLdv li mand from abroad waa poor; only 6 loads
Included. 148'17o. Cheeae, Steady, U r-Dort.d taken for exDort at New York.
The Price Current aald wheat went under
the enow-In good condition. Clearancea
were 137,000 bushels. The Minneapolis mar
ket waa Arm and there were claims or an
Improved flour demand. There waa a aale
or lu.uuu aacaa oi patent nour oy a local
mill to London, the first for some weeks.
There waa some local wheat business, about
100.000 bushels. Including 60.000 No. 1 north
era at 2Vio under May. Primary recelpta
Qaotatteaa of tho Day oa Variosi
Coaaaaodltlea,
NEW YORK, Feb. 19. FLOUR Recelpta,
12,506 bbla.; exports, 23.066 bbls.; dull, buy-
M loi25! winter .Mffti: .60; Ml were 154,000 buahels. against 442.000 last
."i.'l-r.i' f.V lr., ZZi": a nat'l5i 7i a year aao.' Northwest re-
winter low JSwSST 1 " B7. flour: Uelpt. were 166 car., agaln.t 2S0 last year,
fair to ond. t3.(K3.35: choice to Unocal receipt, were 11 cars, with 1 con-
?ancy;' $3.43.56.: Buckwheat flour.
at tl.uutQ2.ia, spot io arrive.
COKNMKAl VJUiei; yenow
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 19 WHEAT Spot
Atrhlson
do prd
Bl. Ohio
do pfd
Canadian PaclAr
ranada So
Chra. A Ohio...
fhlcaao A Alton 3ft
do pfd i"1
Chlraso R. Ill
Chicago A O. W
do lat prd ii
do Id pfd 44
Chlraso A N. W 19.1
Chluasn Ter. Tr.. l'S
do pra
C. C. c. A St. L..
Colorado So
do lat rfd
do id ptd
M (in Del. tr Hudxon
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do ii pia
Txaa A Pacific
Toledo. St. L. W.
do pfd 4lt
fnlon Pacific l"iT4
;t I do pfd
. S"-VWahaih
do pfd
Wheeling A V. K
do .d pfd
Wla. Central .....
do pfd
Artama Kx
Amcrlran F.x
Inlled Statea Ex w
Wella-Fanto Kx...
A ma I. Copper ....
Amir. Car A F...
do pfd
Amer. bin. Oil...
do pfd
American S. A R.
do nfd
An.c Mlnlna Co 117
H V Brooklyn R. T
. 9' t'olo. Fuel A Iron... 14
. t.k('op. Oas Jl'W
Tomcco pra...iia
1
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 19.
Receipts were: Cattle. H.ik. KheeD
. cimciai Monday S.iM
imiciai Tuesday 4.24K .2Wj
Official Wednesday 3.7i3 8.5i7
Ottlclal Thursday 3,144 H.4U1
Ml
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.
. 44
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4
" I 1.,. . . J . . .L I. , . . r .... n - .no
tr, . i rwui unvi 1111s wrrK,..in,(n9 01,1.9
j, name week before l.l.SH-9 'ii.ibO
i,', came tnree weeka ago...lt,ii4ll io.i'H
ti:"! same lour weeks ami l..tJ ii.oii
'-s bame days last year 12,284 i,043
I w IT, lT i.r,i, nni.- v l' 1 o T 1 t Tr
;jo I Ihe loliowlng table shows the receipts ot
II came, nogs and shecD at bouth omana lor
4o'- the year to date, with comparisons with last
a 1 yenr: ib. w;. inc. uc.
Cattle lM.vtH 115.96 12,',M
Hogs aao.444 4i3,olo 3,oti6
Bneep 176,S,5 lll.ooa 66,070
Average price palu for noga at South
Omaha ror the last several aaa with com-parlsoos:
1 44
Date. I 1903. 11902. 11901. 19(I0. 1899.119S.1837.
may, ns i?a; juiy, 08 iw, rntrl 434
uri Dtxi. American mixea. new. do tfd 72
steady at 4s 7d; old, no stock. Futures, Lake Kris A W 47'
teaoy: iwarcn. 4s o'lid: Mav. 4s 274d. do ptd in
rtsB-v anao-an, quiet, es 414a. 1 l-
FLOUR 8L Louis fancv winter, oulet. Manhattan L 141',
Ss 3d. ' Met. 8t. Ry,.
Iinpe A , t.... T-ln e. I ncx. vcmrai
lf-s'.7 s
tit,Aino1,.a . , i I Winn. r ni. u
riiuriniua jdcci. eay: exira inaia 1 v p.ciAc
mess, loos. Pork, easy; prime mess. I m . K AT.
western. 75s. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 do pfd
lbs., easy. 60s 6d. Bacon Cumberland cut. N. J. Central
26 to 30 lb... firm, 47s 6d; short ribs. 16 to N. Y. Central...
24 lbs., steadv. 58s 6d: Ions- clear middles. Norfolk A w
light. 28 to 34 lbs., ateady, 47s 6d; long clear J1'-
muiaies, heavy, 36 to 40 lbs., steadv, 47s
short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs., steadv. 67s
ciear neiues, 14 to l lbs., nrm. 6Ss M.
Shoulders, sauare. 11 to 13 lbs.. Arm. 69s fid.
iarn. steady; prime western, in tierces
48s 6d; American refined. In pails, 40s.
tit 11 h.K Nominal. 1 00 id pro
CHEESE Steady : American finest white I" 8 W
ana coiorea, ks ed.
TALLOW Prime city, steady. 27s: Aus
tralian, in Lonaon, auii, ess va.
137'
.. l
..inn
..U2
.. J7-
.. HI
..17
..147
Ontario A W..
Pennnylranla .
Reading
do lat pfd...
do id pfd....
Bt U A 8. r.
do lat pfd...
Minneapolis Wheat. Flonr and Bran.
MINNEAPOLT3. Feb. 19 WHEAT Mav.
ioc: juiv. jnraiimo. : on traeic. no. 1 rinrn
78ic: No. 1 northern. 76-He: No. 2. 75U,a7!4
xlaju it f irst patents, x3.fyji-i.oo; second
do pfd
Bt. Paul
do pfd
So Pacific ....
80. Railway ..
Bo. Railway ..
Last sale.
do pfd
Inter. Power ....
.acted Oaa ....
National Rlacult
National Lead ..
No. American ..
Pacific. Coaai
Pacific Mill
People's Oaa
Pressed S. Car
do pfd
Pullman P. Car....
Republic Steel
do pfd
Sugar
73's Tenn. Coal A Iron.
go .union nag at r....
3 do pfd
14h4 V. 8. 1-eather
2 do pfd
UK 1 tr. 8. Rubber
7ft do ptd
Ml, U. Rtel
82 I do pfd
72 1 Western Union ....
17 Amer. Locomotlrs.
ill.1 do pfd
ITS' K. C. Southern....
......191 I do pfd
3H Rock Island
34T. do prd
4
21
.. 734
.. 64
.. 1714
.. 27
..1144
..lt
..
..Mo
.. 79-
..130
.. II'
.. 77
.. MS
3
17
M4
US
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Kf'4
4V
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Feb. 1....I
Feb. 2....
Feb. I....
Feb. 4....I
Feb. 6....1
Feb. 0....1
Feb. 7....I
Feb. I.....
Feb. v....
Feb. 10...
fob. 11...
Feb. 12...
Feb. 13...
Feb. 14...
Feb. 15...
Feb. 16...
Feb. 17...
Feb. 18...
Feb. 1...
I 6 S2 5 22 4 67, S Ml 3 64 3 27
(68 1 I i zil 4 H 3 64 2 63 1 J 1
4 2 8 S oil u
71 Ui i "V, 4 btl 2 70! 2 71I I 27
6 7onj 6 OOf I 4 601 3 71 3 76 2 2
6 701 6 01 b 321 I 66 3 77 3 3a
6 721 tf 04 o 30 4 78l I 1 3 25
6 S0 6 m 6 24 4 02T 3 6S 3 30
6 t& 6 : 6 81 4 75 3 6u 3 S3,
6 1 6 2s 4 75 3 os 3 M 8 36
6 92l I 6 27 4 fc3 3 58 2 V 3 34
7 03 6 791 4 7 8 08 1 3 4 3 25
6 97 5 781 6 22 3 62 3 87 3 31
6 IKMfcji 6 85 6 23 4 83! I 3 1 8 38
New York Money Market.
wf tit vvtsi v.t. " a itowmr rt .nil
ffeaVgoSf iV6' flr8t C'eara' 2 B6: "COnd -t per-crnt" "clo.lnTt 'wi SlliSi. cTnfria
cl"itxr-1,?t??;.' per cent: time money firm at 4tt44 per
... w.wwww , n. OP -i- months: nrlms mercantile I Tola recelnts
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a
c, m. t. Bt P 6
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific 20
C. & N. W 18
F E. & M. V 26
C, St. P., M. & O.... 29
B. M 18
C, B. & Q 6
K. C. Ut St. J 3
C, R. 1. at P., east... 7
..138
6
i
1
19 6
45 '
28 6
1
2i 3 1
6
' "
148 14 1
PRTIjV1,.53 jP?c.eP: The disposition of the day a recelpta waa
oi iiuuiu DAinnnuD it follows, mch puver Durcnasing tne nura
merclal bills. t4.831.ra4.84Ti.
4Vc; Mexican
dollars,
Mllwaskes Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE Feb. 19. WHEAT Mar- for demand and at t4.84(i0a'4.8465 for alxty ber of Indicated
ket easier; No. 1 northern, 7980c; No. 2 days; posted rates. $4.85tV4 and $4.884; com- I Buver,
nortnern, uiffioic: May, no. 1 merciai Dins, 14
Kio steady; jno. 1, bivjtgc. BlLVElt Bar,
HARLit,!-Dull: ISO. z. 64c: limrila. 46(3 I STiC.
CORN May, 45g45H0.
Dnlnth Oram Market.
DULUTH. Feb. 1 WHEAT Cash No.
1 hard, 77Hc; No. 2 northern, 744c; No. 1
nonnern, itwc; may, llc, JUiy, iifkC
Buyera.
Omana Packing Co..
Swift and Company..
Armour &. Co
Cudahy packing Co...
BONDS Government ateady: state.
eas er; raiiroao, weaa. Armour, from bloux City
Ttie closing quotations, on oonas are as 1 vnann: -
lunun.i
U. 8. ref. s, reg 107H' L. m N. unl. 4a
107 V
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4H8 l.oiS 100
2,136
2.843
8,532
2,832
Peoria Mtvaket.
PEORIA. Feb. 19. CORN Firm: No l
OATH uuu; NO. 8 white, 8414c.
WHISKY $1.80 for finished gooda
Wool Market.
do coupon
do Sb, reg
do coupon
do new 4a. reg..
do coupon
.100
,.10T
.107
.134
.. .135V4
M. K. AT,
do 2a
do eld 4a, reg lot1 N. T. C. g. 3tta.,
do coupon 109'4 N. J. C. gen. ts
do fts. reg WIN No. Facine 4a...
so codpon ... ..... 10244! do 2a
Atchtsoa gen. 4a W. tt. A W. eon. 4a
do sdl. 4a V2 Reading sen. 4s
Bal. A Ohio 4a HI BU L I. M. o. Is.lMVt M- 1
a n u. am si 1. a n r 4a m Hamilton
do conv. 4a 106 ,Bt. u a. w. is n 1 uiuer uujcio.
tat I Af tro w.w .e rwr n . I C n li Ho. 9a lOsUl do SB. .............. 84
dtum Trades Lid' comblmV vm- SlThJ ntr' - ... A. P. 4. S6 ToUl 3,296
nnTl6"he!fvv SnSgefS.JlSi' ".::..!. l.80- .!! CATTLE -Although receipt
met. as unio sa...ir
Carey At Benton..
Mex. Central 4s 7. J-V "V s,fj,h'
. i. mu I W. I. Stephen
Minn. A St.' L. 4s...l03, Hill & Huntalnger
. i) nusion ex o
. . Livingstone & Sballer..
..103 Wolf & Murnan
a. F. Hobblck
lennls & Co
Jt .llClllc .........a...
S. eV S.
...13;Hi
...103
... 72
...1014
7
.. Rothschild
492
562
DiO
168
24
1
7
70
11
7
39
65
36
27
18
8
60
56
130
2,145
1,249
611
fine, 1619c; heavy fine, UlSc; tub washed,
1818 kc.
BOSTON. Feb. 19. WOOL Quota
tlons: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and
aDove. B-'WAJc: a. ZHSfzttc: no. i and No.
2, 3lc. Michigan x and above, 27a.2Sc; No.
1 and No. 2. tMMSlr: fine iinwsh.il "(I(ff91r.
H-blood unwashed, 23Cg4c. Kentucky, In- "c, TlT- 4?
oiana, etc -t,-moou, jiipjic; -Diooa, a9
24c; braid, 2021c. Texas Twelve months,
12'0-2Oc; six to eight months, 18ti'19c; fall. 16
417c. California Northern choice, 20Sr21c;
average. 17(S18c: middle counties. 15ftl6c:
southern, 1213c. Oregon Eastern, staple, 1 Manhattan 4s X.10144
iiifliac; cnoice ciotnir.g, isioc; average, 13
C14c. Territory and Idaho Fine, ltwisc;
fine medium, 16VS'1614c; medium. 16ffil7e.
Wyoming Fine, 14fo15c; fine medium, 16vp
lie. utaji f ine, i(o,idc; nne meaium, lh'fT
17c; medium, 17j18c Dakota Fine, 14.?lCc;
um. ig'sj
Atchlaon 4a.
.ns Pin. .hnln. 1(H,-W. Ana nA T7,l ex. LtHUSI -
;z. .."1; as. Atchi.n
12.721 4,087
of cattle
so. Railway 6a in were again fairly liberal, the market, under
Texaa A Pacific la. ..117 1 uA InHn.nn. ne .nnH Inal H.monrl rillaH
T., Bt L. A W. 4a.. 71 .,,,iVB with nrlces steadv to stronsr as com-
tocont0 4. ifcS Prel yesterday. Buyers started out
w.baah U.;'.;::::::li72 in trood aeason. so that by the middle of
do 2a los'i I me iorenoon ins Duia vi ie uiiciinao wo
do dep. B K, I aieposea oi.
West Shore 4a in1 I The beef steer market could be quoted
Wheal. A L. B. 4s... M I active and strong on desirable grades. The
Wis. Central 4a 2tt I mioLlltv nf the ntrerinira waa about the
cou. Tobacco 4a...... 44 game as yesterday on the whole, except
Colo. Fuel conv. la.. tlW I IT:.. ' miw i ....i. .....k o. -.1
U..1.I V.l AiAA il" IfiaiZ Snub Am M". " ",U""CU
for I4.90 and 85.00 yesterday. Trading,
though, was brisk and even tne commoner
Boston gioeka anal Bonds I kinds sold witnout aimcuuy ai goua sieauy
I nrlceai. An earlv clearance was made.
BOSTON. Feb. W.-Call loans. 46 per The cow market was also active and
cent: time loans. 4S6 per cent Official steady to strong. The better grades of
closing of atocko and bonds: cornfeds improved the most and aome aalea
Chicago A A. 8-,s... 7s
C. B. A Q. n. 4a.... 94 S
C, M A St P g. 4s...llH
C. A M. W. con. 7i..lS2a
C, R. I. tt P. 4a ina
C C C t Si L 4i..loo
wv,
Colorado Bo. 4s....;. toV.
Denver A K. O. 4a... 4i
Erie prior lien 4s.. 4
do general 4a...,.. (
F. W. A D. C. la... .1114
fine medlti
fl7c; medium, 17(6 18c. Mon-
.100 hi
19
StVi
jbc. Loiorttuo, new iuencu, etc.-r me, m(p i flo Dfj jon
loc; nne meaium, inc; nw Mexico im- Boston A Albany Io Centennial
proved. liVQIOc; Arizona Heavy. UlC12c: ttnm a Ma 1Ki Conner Ranee
average, 13fn4c. - I Beaton Elevated lSiU'Domlnlon Coal
NEW XOKK.. CO. is. WOOL nrm. N. t.. n. h. m...iis Franklin
pttchburg pia its .isie Koyaie
..loo4 Mobawk
.. 2bIOId Dominion
..130 Oeceol
..nt Parrot
. .1674 Qulncy
Evaporated Applea and Drlod Fratta. Union Pacino
NEW TORK. Feb. 19. EVAPORATED American Bugar .
APPLES The market is steady under a I do ptd
fair demand; common are quoted at 4(gi6c; I American T. A T
prime. 546Vc; choice, 6tto; fancy, 7 Im'"i?l.L,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Spot Mi"- Jf!"10
prunes, wniie in only moderate demand, I united Prutt
chleny or a jobbing nature, are steadily I it. h. steel..
neia. witn tne larger sizes snowing some 1 do ntd
firmness. Quotatlona range from 3c to I Weatlnah. Common.. .109
7 He for all grades. Aprlcota are at a fair I Adventure u
trade, and steadv and firm. Peaches, nulut I
and unchanged at 12318o for peeled and 64 I New York Mining; Btoeka.
tjno xor unpeeiea.
Allouea tu. I looked a little hlaher. Cutters could be
Amalgamated TlTs I quoted strong, but canners did not show
Dingnam . i much improvement, cveryuiing in mo cuw
Calumet A Heels.. .426 I nn with the excemlon of canners. are
i?! higher for the week, but the canners have
71 va I MA K-n V.l.l th.lr nun
. an 1 I1U Ilium ' ' "
I Th. hull murlMl waa steadv to strona
and salesmen found It a little easier to
'. MV, I dispose of what they had than has been
i3
. 27
. S
.10 4
. 3'-i
"7
Santa Fa Capper.
Tamarack
Trlmountaln
Trinity
t'nlted States
Utah
Victoria ....
Winona
Wolverine
liT I the case for some little time past. Veal
.. 14 calves were In good demand at fully ateady
n I prices and stags aiso commanaea luiiy as
121 good prlcea as were paid yesterday.
l I Th... wab no nartlculsr chanau In the
..ITS I .ww., mH fder situation todav. There
were very few offered, but anything good
I , -1 i ... .ul.rtail mnM nr ltna Oi.
... si j same aa usual, and sold at rather ui
t I prices, itepreseniauvo siues.
uneven
4
26
21
45
10
206
western.
$1.19; city, $1.16; Brandywlne. 13 40tjJ3.55.
H i o nteaay ; ino. wesiern. .
afloat; atate. 67Mi2c. c. I. I., New Tork.
BARLEY Quiet; malting. f&ib&c. C. L
-Lf?V!"J .... ... . . . I Th. caah nnnltlon waa unchanied. olTerlnes
WHBAT-Keceipta. ji.soo.; spoj .mall and demand llahf. Carlota' were un-
IO. J rea, eic riewur J u .. ,Tm vest.rriav. Th. demand from
CORN The market has been firm, with a
rather active trade. It has acted largely In
sympathy witn wheat, but at Its best waa
Vc over Wednesday's close. There has
been some further buying of July credited
to Armour, and there was buying of both
May and July by other provision interests.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 19. COFFEE Spot Adams Con...,
Kio, steady; NO. 7 invoice, 5.06c. Mild, I Alice
oulet. Futures ooened steadv at a nartlal I Breece
flMllns nt ft nnlnt. but t-ii .,,1.. I Brunswick Con.
..v imil.p h..u.. lM,.in. I Comatock Tunnel.
r.x.r.Hi..- ..u . nc k . con. cai. a vs
Early cables were featureless, but Havre J ll
ihlci luDi an wiuiuuuaj 1 niiu .hub WEB n
factor In the afternoon trading.' The close
waa steady, net 6gl0 points lower. Sales
were 88,250 bags, Including:. March, 4.46'di
..toe; May. a.ouw.rtic; July, t.T&iH.soc; OctO'
rer, dc; uecemoer, o.ioc. ,
NEW YORK. Feb. 19. The following- are
the Quotatlona on the New York Stock
exchange:
Leadrllls Cos.
Little Chief ...
Ontario H
Ophlr
proenlz
Potoal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
..
...foe
..200
.. 4
.. 42
.. 22
.. 20
.. 20
..200
No.
I....
16....
1....
1....,
2....
2...
t....
2....
1...
10....
2 ....
20....,
II....
2....
7.....
10
14....
....
Va
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, Kta t. o. b.;
No. 1 bard
Obtiona lrregu
due to bearish
Man toba. 9oVW f' ob afloat. th seaboard waa poor, only 10 loads re
rur' foHowlS we.k lUrt, Pr' ePrt t New York. Clear-
S?r ances. 167.000 bushels, and receipts at the
"I'.i" "l'.""."u'::..T"n utrll seaboard were large. Primary receipts.
ir,t. and with corn- a second decline . bushels, against 251,000 last year;
WW iteadlnesoS lEurc,peaenPwa? n.mo?-; "one contract; estimate, for Friday.
I.ut price, were He lower to c .higher; ls5)cAaTTn. m.rilft h bMn ,t.dv.
iTcl at Soic- Jul? nTilStTWio closed" ""l0 - bv firmness In corn. At
It 7ir iWembir cic3d at W'aT' tnulr beBt Pr,ce" were over Wednea-
rn-Ku 30,- dy- Cash demand was poor, but ofTering.
.rTKw rriw: Nnl. & e.ev!?or and small and receipt, ao amall that the
iixir. finaf No 1 vellow 66V4C- No 2 white looal trace toog oats at yesterdays prices
fcftVse afloat. No. I yellow. 6ic, HO.jwniie, j . T1 car. wUh , .tandard:
"."'j: iTihier offerings a demand lmtes for Friday only 65 cara. Clear-'
Vhona and rVrctr for rain lrT the nc,' 12 000 "hela. McReynolda waa a
t'lhl"? 'va? 'and 55 at ' a' nh'lnhVr! r, and llta. w led by Coun.el-
$"2 LjV'ili PHOv7hfokhVmayrket opened f eady.
cloaed at 51'4c. July, 48 U-lbu6oc, closed at Farnllm of Harris A Gates' bought nearly
French Crop Report.
P1RTR .H 10 Th. .
'??.!teeatVVoVa
XI -hL.rir..1 "Z. i. 9ft i . - - . j ., . w Che-PeaVs A.Ohio... 6iH
" as v ara iiwit-tl ID 6V.M, 4UIUJBrV!U Willi I ChlCKO O. W XSV
a a lost vnan r UAM J a aa. -rVT I . '
w.ev v 7 n. llt'W aft IU16VI in 5,mr, iVl I U. , M. mX 01. t
acrpn. Th average condition in 65.1. mm. iBMri
pared with 61.4 laat year. Rye shows a total 1 Denver R. o,
or s,iUK).4Jt acres. i ne condition is 74.4, com- I 00 P"
pared with 77.6 last year. The average of
tw inaicaiee ' gooa, to indicates "lairiy
. . I .1 (Ml).URi rVlnv Miirl Julv rtm rtnrinw tnt .
k?MT PN rn- Jarlda whltT lon- rnrnlsnlot, order, were mSr. plentl-
iB-No w'hh.tt Ni ful- The market developed Into a strong
-hui rVck mixed weHt noml? one- ,nd WM readily Inrfuenced by buying
White, Hc.jrack. mixed w estern. nomi- order. There were aO.fjtO head hogs; prices
rial: track, white . S434c. Opt'ons dull t n dg ry(ii0c lower; estimates for to-
bJt fairly steady with corn; May closed at mnrroW' 2Si0,w helld. hogs In the west today.
'i.c; ,... .vinnin. K-Bm... I 67,8u0 head, against 76,iO last year,
l-l AY Steady: shipping. oouvOc: good to 1 n.,.. . V, it .
HOP8 Hull: alate. common to choice.
10 i crop, Jvu37c; 1901 crop, 24 27c; olds, bit
1Z'C.
HIDES Firm; Oalveston, 30 to 25 lbs.
Kansas City Grata aad Provlsloas.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 19. WHEAT May,
itH1VtTT7,rl.Ti Kit,. Juy- c- ". No. 1 hard. 609c
lkc: California. SI to A lbs.. 19c: Texas 1 xi cii..--.,. xr. . ar... ,
r.y.....!0.? 14c- . - - aoc: No 2 red. 70471c: No. S. SAfiUKc.
l.t-AlltriK lim. acid, I rORN.. Anrll. SKUn Mav m.&Kr T..l
no. i
mixed,
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $15.00 asVc-cafchNoTT mixed eoc1
low; mess. 10 0e10o0; beef hairjs, Ju.t.a whui tiivic- No ilc Woc.
jU.bo; packers. ll2.olVtfij.00; city extra India oATS-Nc 2 'white SMMc- No t
mess .ao.oiej;.' . Cut meats, steady; pick- n- wniie, iimc. no. x
led bellies. tSooftlO.UU: pickled shoulder..
4. 00. 2b; plckWd hams. $11 11.60. Ird.
firm: western steamed. $10.1b: rer.nvd
nulet: continent. $10,340: South Amerl...
-, . r . .4 7 LU.T K l&-L. -. i
family $14 btui is 00; abort clear. $le.2&A 00; w heat bu
mZ Itu'iu.2A-.. u . . Com, bu.
i lukj . . vvunir, (f ! oats bu..
VticE Firm.
Bl.'TTEK Receipts. 1210 pkgs.; market
flrne; state dairy, lS4i4c; extra creamery,
27c; common to choice creamery. lxi'j)c.
t.t,t neceipts. 14. pkgs.; market nrm;
tute and Pennsylvania, average best, lSWt
fancy western, lc.
CHEr-SE Receipts, 1.010 pkgs.; nrm; stats
full cream, fancy, small, colored, fall made,
14Jk ; late made. 13tl'14c: small white, tall
n aae. I4'c; laie niaur, uc; large, toioreu
' la I made, 14Vc; late made, ijc; lai
white, (nil made. l4Vc: late made. 13Vtc.
Ptnl'l.TRY Alive, firm: tjrkeya. 14inI5c
Diesved rlrm; western chickens. 14imc;
weeirrn iowm. llt 14c; turaeys. istaiw.
MKTAI.S Tin dt-cllned las In London to.
dsy. wtth spot closing at X.Si 17a d and
futures at 1 12a wl locally tt aas
24c.
RYE No. 2, 46c.
HAY-Tlmothy, 2.S04j-1S.0O; prairie, $9 00.
BUTTER Creamery, fl24c; dairy, lo.
EGGS Fresh. 14S4:.
Kecelpts. Shipments.
.... 40.3U) 13.60U
.... 604 )
.... .M 27.000
TOLEDO, Feb. 19. W H EAT Fairly ac
tive, ateady; cash, 77Hc; May, soVsc; July,
la'ac.
CORN Dull, steady; February, 445c: May,
4&SC-. July. 44c.
OATS Dull, unchanged; February, ITVsc;
may, 4wc.
RYE No. 9. Utic.
SEED 'Mover eauler: Februsrv. 27 1
fall made. 14Uc; late made, 13c; large. Mrrn' ti i V Pr'm nmatny, $l..tol.o; prime
elalke. $7.60.
Philadelphia Frodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 19 BUTTER
Firm and Vale higher; extra western
creamery. nsc; extra nearby, Sc.
EGC Firm and W higher, freah sssrhv
nrm sum msnvr. wiin spot quoiea at i.tw i-, ai me mara; western, inc. at tne mark
ty.-vtu, Co,M-r alao was weaker in Lou-I gouthev eetern, 17c; southern, 18tjl9c.
'"tt. declining about 7a M to A67 12a W t or CllEtbtt-Qulsl but Meady, New Tork
EfOadoa Stoelc Market.
LONDON, Feb. 19. Closing quotatlona:
Consols, money l-o-l N. Y. Central wm I M ...
do account M 1-14 1 Norfolk A Western... 7U 1 is ...
. . . . . , . . . - i
jtnacoama oo pia i
Atcnison e untario ei western. .. lti I it...
oo pia .rennejlTanis ..
NEW TORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
,1U
. 41
. l
. i
. 1l
. 1
.148
.IT
2i
Rand lilnea
Reading
do let pfd
do td pfd
Southern By
do pfd ,
Southern Pacloo..
t'nloa Pacific
do pfd
D. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
101 u..
I 4...
..
V 1.
IC.
7 ..
5' 11..
l'4a I.,
7 II
I.
17....
IS....
II....
...
do 1st pfd.
do 2d pfd.
Illinois Central...
Loulerlle eV Nash
XI.. K. A T
BAR SILVER Quiet; 22S-16d per ounce
laaraaealas llnllrf.. a IH. n.m.., . mJ. r. i per cent. The rate oi
. I ""v-" ... wpcu ...s.. n,m iui euuri Dills I ,w
Caase. to Depress Market. I Is 3S tier cent ana for t nr.. mnntha- kin. I is
wurn; vnpw ir.v, ti. i . a" I la Sa4i3V4 per cent- ! U .
ency to close up contracts preceding; a hnll
day proved a depressing Influence In the
mantel today indicating that such out- LONDON, Feb. 19. The stringency of the I
sundlng commitments as exUted among monev market .nilnUMl nZ i,
At. Pr.
..1331 U
,.1044 I 46
,. 474 I 40
,. 114 1 f0
,.741 t 40
..lit I 74
.. S4 4 tt
,.1130 1 75
..1140 I 74
.. (14 I M
,. 740 IH
,. iO I W
,.1001 I to
,. 420 IN
.. 57 I 40
.. Ill I 0
.. IM 4 00
.. r60 4 00
..1111 4 00
.. 177 4 00
.. 141 4 00
..1104 4 00
..11M 4 00
..111 4 04
.. 3T 4 06
..1040 4 06
..um 4 06
.. W4 4 06
..1111 4 04
..43 4 10
..im 4 io
..102J 4 10
..10(4 4 10
..no 4 14
..1016 4 10
Forelga Financial.
11...
4...
101S 4 16
1(W 4 It
1060 4 10
1144 4 10
1114 4 10
1010 4 16
in;.(i 4 ii
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
1010 1 86 4 1"'
No.
II
I
4 ,
I
14
I
II ,
4
7
t ,
14
17 ....
19
It ,
12
11
46
17 ,
II
II
11
31
n
17
1
10
7
II
11
It
I
10
II
10
14
19
1
11
It
1!
57
At. Pr.
1X0 4 U
1011 4 It
1071 4 16
11 4 14
1110 4 21
U 0 4 It
1001 4 IS
10U 4 14
111 4 It
....1100 4 90
..... 171 4 10
ll9l 4 10
.... IMS 4 10
1126 4 10
....1140 4 10
1171 4 It
1114 4 16
1141 4 31
1114 4 15
1170 4 15
1146 4 36
1111 4 36
1381 4 40
1157 4 40
1100 4 40
10 4 40
1274 4 40
1261 4 40
117 4 46
i:27 4 45
12.il 4 46
1306 4 60
12t 4 56
13 .14 4 40
1316 4 nt
1400 4 45
ICO 4 (6
1221 4 70
liJ 4 It
1475 4 Tr
1IJ1 4 74
11.
4 fl
the traders were on the long side of the Si the Stock exchange wai Irremla? VfW
market. There was evidence of rather n?arnesa of the aeltlemelndufed nrotVi
heavy realising In one or two atock. which SCTiU
k? 3e ."Jih?h1Ub,!iH,V.f rent """V've owing to selling, especially on the part It
buying, and this added to the areneral tone pr.n..w vw,i.i-. n., ,
of depression. The character of the llqulda- but had a good 'un.lertoneY Amerlcn.8w,:
f win Bnii r n ss vini4nr napnna in Maipnnn t u n 1 i . . . - r
Street Railway and in Metrop Juan"securU 10
ties were cause of uneair.?H and wpre I i.i i J, 7. i e u
i j . . i ruiciKiir-ri "rn itmiriv nrm.
accompaniea py seiusationai rumors. Tne PARIS. Vb 19 .-Price. ,,n h.
iVrSi?h,ti.S.i5e-Sii.an ,.eet R,a'.1" Pr.ed with great flrmnesa and became
" ' t h"'" neavier late on reaiisatlona. Toward the
the Securities company 4 points. There ciose ostentatious offers of stocks caused
?t?TA.l .rftl .J. 111 ,i,0,.h 'toi"" i Hte v n brupt reaction in Spanish 4s. which de-
the day. going to show that short selling by preBged foreigners nd most of the other
" .......uuU. riciiiuH departments. The lxndon advices announc.
the dc'lne. nut the depressing effect of ng the fall in consols caused a weak finish
the Incident on the general market worn ot the day here. Some Industrials were
undeniable The active pront-taking in freely offered. Rio tlntos reacted on the
Amalgamated Copper also left the market fall in the price of copper. Kaffirs were
without a sustaining force. The sharp w.oV on account of the nrevalllnar unr-r-
talnty. The private rate of discount waa
2 13-16 per cent. Three per cent rentes, lOuf
6c for the account.
BERLIN. Feb. 1 International, were
Irregular on the bourse today, banks were
calm, collieries were repurchased and Ana-
reaction In the price for the metal In Lon
don and reporta tor a large decline In
copper exporte of thla country for Febru
ary were tne only new aevelopmnta to
account for the action of the stock. Mis
souri Pacific was weak and its action aug-
gested a lightening of the load carried by tollan railroad shares were In great de
sue poi in ini . mand. Canadian racinc waa easier on
ixinuon was a sener nere. out not to an I New York advices
Important extent. The maintenance of the BOMBAY. Feb. l:. The Bank of Bombay
Bank of England rite and the stringency I rate of discount waa today ralaed from
ui munry 111 siiiiii,ii nave av ueprt-ssing I 7 to s per Cent,
effect there and aome account seems to I
be taken In foreign financial centers of the I Bank Clearings,
threatpnlnar siiwrt of afYitlr. In t h Ru I L, - I
ans. The late stiffening In the domestic OMAHA. Feb. 19 Bank clearlnga today,
corn market was attributed to the state of 11.146.11,3 &4; corresnomiing dav last year,
affairs in .outheastern Europe. which I l.at7.s,s m: necreate. la.-.wo..
rrv.i In .na-sroat that It. Infln.iic . I CHICAtiO. Feb. IS. Clearlnas. I27.tl2A061
bear factor on stocks Is not obvious. I balances. Ii', 203.332; New York exchange. 2uc
Mi.rlln. ,vih,nn cniii1nu.fi in .h ,,,. I itlHcount : forelan exchange. unchana.d:
today and was not offset by a correspond- sterling posted at M 8S for sixty daya and
Ins rlHM .t Pari., thu. n.rrnwkiiv Hi. I at 14. ka for demand.
margin from the gold esport point. It la 1 NEW YORK. Feb. 1. Clearlnga, 1233.
nut .imriwl hnwwr ih.r a, A A mill .n Hi? ri: balances li;i3.4l
out before Thursday of next week at the BOSTON Feb 1. Clearings, $23,S96,96;
earliest, owing to transKrt rnnsldera tlons. I balances. ll.3bl.biD.
The i.roaress belna made bv the aen.i. in I PHILADELPHIA. Feb. IS Clearlr is.
the consideration of the Panama canul $23.S147.4 ; balances, H.14O.101; money, 44jS
treaty glvea a livelier Interest to the que.i- per cent.
tlon of providing for remlttsnces to psv BALTIMORE. Fb. 19 Clearings. J3.33J,-
the purchase price for the rsnal. A light 77: balance. f57.J!4: money, h per rent,
export demand for grain made a scanty 8T. I.OI I8. Feb. 1 Clearings. H.2S7.M0;
sii'v'y of exchsnge. balsnien, fl,ilf.s22: money, rssy. 4..fe per
The aeUve bull campaign la cotton U 1 cant, isaw Ivtk eacoange, iwc premium.
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STOCK CALVES.
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HOOS-The supply of hogs this morning
was quite liberal and as reports from other
points were unlavorable to the selling In
lenwts prices here took a drop. The mar
ket opened very slow, witn packers bid
ding about a dime lower than yesterday's
general market. Salesmen were unwilling
to take off that much, so that trading was
very slow, and It win late before the bulk
was disposed of. The early sales went
iiirgely (rom $fi.S5 to 26.96. The heavy
weight hogs sold largely from tS90 to o.iS
end as high as $7.15 was paid for a prime
load. The medium weight hogs sold largely
trom $i.i to $6.90 and light stuff from 6.85
down.
Later In the morning the situation Im
proved a little, as It became evident there
were none too many to supply tne require
ments of the local trade, so that the close
of the market was more active and
stronger The general market, then, waa
only 5jjl0c lower. Representative sales:
No.
97...
84...
42...
70...
95...
62...
67...
69...
89.
Av. Sh. Pr.
..168
..15
..217
..213
...172
...m
..1H
.194
.196
80
51 203
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2117
,.229
..214
..202
..203
..200
..216
..215
..214
..199
..219
..207
..241
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78..
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77..
64.
.216
.206
.215
.207
.185
.221
78 231
71 231
35 209
75 229
62 230
79 206 ... 6 90 9..
40 244 40 6 90 134.
SHEEP The demand on the part of
packers for sheen and lambs was fully
equal to the supply, ao that an active and
steady market waa experienced. Buyers
were all out early and practically every'
thing charmed hands as ramdly as un
loaded. Some western yearllnga sold aa
high aa $6.60. which was a dime higher
than last Tuesday and a quarter higher
i ii tt li issi nunuay. iflrrs waa) no line
taking the fact that packers wanted good
stuff and that they were willing to pay
ior it. ine oommon Kinoa aiso aoin witn
out much trouble at good ateady prlcea.
f eeders continued in ngnt supply, witn
tne demand in good shape, ao that all de
sirable grades can safely be quoted steady.
uuotations: cnoice western lambs. tt.uoa
a . f.lp n -aaH l.mKa SK OA
w-mi , . . . v. quu.i .B.ii.'n. . (-..,-,', ,,,,,, .
native and Colorado lambs, $6.uua.25; choice
yearlings. iA.60sro.76: fair to good yearlings.
$5.006.60: choice wethere, $4.75rl6.25; fair to
good, 44.4O0J4.7ti; cnoice ewea, 44.2aiIf4.bO; fair
to good, $3.25ipt.00; feeder lamba, $4.0036.00;
feeder yearllnga, $3.76p4.00: feeder wet hers.
$3.764.00; feeder ewea, S2.503.00. Repre
sentative aalea:
No.
180 bucks
1 ewe
S western ewea
1 western wether
96 cull lambs
272 western lambs
381 western yearllnga..
445 western yearlings..
..420 i tw
..25 I .'.
..CM lb
,, 494 $ 44
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...228
...215
...218
.213
66 219
77 227
72 233
72 27
64 227
64 238
77
66
68
74
72
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63;
.210
.240
.230
.240
.217
...233
...233
77 211
43 224
78.
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71.
.235
.226
.248
.226
.236
.246
40
40
80
40
40
120
40
40
6 60
6 80
6 80
80
6 80
6 80
6 82H
6 82V!
6 86
6 85
6 86
6 85
6 85
6 86
6 86
6 85
6 (6
85
6 85
8 86
6 86
8 86
8 87H
6 87V,
8 87'A
8 87H
8 87V4
8 87,
6 87
8 874
8 87V,
87Vi
8 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
8 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 10
6 90
8 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
8 90
6 90
8 90
8 90
8 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
8 90
6 90
8 90
6 90
No.
75...
62...
66...
63...
71..
Av. Sh
..232 ...
..233 ...
..TW 40 6 90
..2.10
..213
73 233
SO 272
73 241
74 234
73 232
66 237
63 240
60 247
64 23
.224
64.
66.
81.
66.
80.
..225
..239
..210
..242
.216
39 270
77.
46.
87.
79.
68.
47.
18.
2.
69.
73..
42..
69..
68..
62..
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60..
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69.
63..
62..
67.
243
.261
.248
.268
.271
.266
.318
.268
24
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..264
..234
..240
..248
..234
..264
..267
227
..242
..260
..223
7 230
63 257
71 264
60 233
62 264
77 287
73 218
65 241
67 272
64 266
70 241
60 262
78 263
47 266
63 282
40,
40
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240
80
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120
120
40
62
73..
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...226 ..
,...251 ..
,...278 .,
...333 .,
...320 ..
on the
40
Pr.
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 924
8 924
8 924
6 924
8 924
6 924
6 924
8 24
8 924
8 924
8 924
6 924
6 924
8 924
8 924
8 924
8 924
8 924
6 96
6 96
8 95
8 95
6 95
6 95
6 96
6 96
6 96
8 96
6 96
6 95
6 96
6 96
8 95
6 96
6 96
96
6 96
8 96
6 96
6 95
6 96
6 96
8 96
6 96
6 95
6 95
6 95
6 96
6 85
6 95
8 974
6 974
6 974
8 974
8 974
8 974
7 16
7 16
part
144 feeder lambs
20 cull ewes
SS cull lambs
383 western ewea
283 western wethers
14 western wethers
176 western lambs
SOLD YESTERDAY
6 Colorado ewes
8 Colorado ewes
19 Colorado ewes
203 Colorado wethers
2!9 Colorado wethers
278 Colorado wethera
16 Colorado cull lamba
215 Colorado lambs
620 western lamba
Av.
, 116
, 100
, 90
, 100
, 65
, 65
, 100
, 98
, 69
, 93
, 60
103
, 101
100
62
' 100
83
, 88
, 96
100
1 96
69
, 76
67 -
Pr.
I 40
4 25
4 60
4 60
4 76
6 10
6 40
5 60
6 60
5 00
4 20
4 26
6 25
6 26
6 00
4 26
4 25
4 26
6 4t
5 40
6 40
5 60
6 all
6 20
common nnd medium lambs, slow and
steadily easier: snout 11 cars ttneold, partly
iste an i sua; sneep sold at W.i.Jo-4 no; tamos,
Ia.7Mi7.124: dressed mutton. 7ti9n rwr lb
dressed lambs, 4jllc.
t.
I.oals Mve Stock Market.
ST. IXl'IS. FVh. 19 CATTt.B Receipts.
2. 600 hesrt. Including 1.5no Texans; market
steady to strong: native htpplng and ex
port steers. $3H6'ii5.10. with strictly fancy
quoted up to $5.60; dreesed beef and butrher
steers, $.:. 5014 75; steers tinder l.OnO lbs..
43.00114.60; .tuckers and feeders, $20i4 26;
cows snrl heifers $2.2634.61': csnners, $1 5"4j
160; bulls, $2.4o3.30; calve. $1 5ti'U hi;
Texas stid Indian steers, $3 26214.30; cows
and heifers, $2 10Sj3.1o.
HtH8 Receipts, 6.600 hesd; market MjrWo
lower; pigs and lights. $4."7.ii6; packers.
Kn".28; butchers, $7.1Vri7.35.
SHKKP AND UMBS- Receipts. 1000
head; mnrket strong; native muttons. $4 OtHf
s.no; lamns. a.o(i'i.t; culls and bucks, $2. on
tl-4 50; dockers, $1.5ou3 00; Texans. Utofcl.S.
At. Joseph Lire Sto?k Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 19 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.000 hesd; stcsdy; nstlves. $3 SRtf
6 25; Texsns and westerns, t3.86Ti4.nn; cows
and heifers, $2.0(wfi 4 25 ; vesls, $3.0O(jvo0; bulla
and sisks, $2.00414 0; yearlings and en Ives,
$2.6Wi4 2:i; stnekers nnd feeders, $3 nof4.4o.
HOGS Receipts, 7.700 head; light and
light mixed, $6.N'n7.6o; medium and heavy,
$7.(f7.20; pigs. $o.7&!i.5o: bulk of sales.
$6V(j7.10
SHEEP AND IA MRS Receipts. 2.866
head; New Mexico yearlings and weathers,
$5.'.i6; lamhs l&4f26o higher; top Colorado
lambs, $7.50.
, CHICAGO LlVlS ItOCK MARKET.
Cattle Are Steady. While Mieei. autl
Hogs Close Stroiitr.
CHICAGO. Feb. 19. CATTLE Recelnts.
10,000 head; steady; good to prime steers,
. 1. (Liu,,, ii,,. . .1 1 . . ') . .1 ' , 1 . .
eu.wvufu.w, iu nit-,, mm, . ,r ' , niuia-
era and reeders, $2.3bU4.5d; cows, ll.4iXfi4.4U;
heifers. 12.0oiil4.60: canners. $1.4Oft2.50: bulls.
$2.00414.25; calves, $3.5048. Oo; Texaa fed
steers, U. 50414. 26.
hous Kecelpts, 28,000 head: estimated to
morrow, 26.0U0 head; left over, 8,500 head;
opened 57lOc lower; closed active, strong;
mixed and butchers, $(1.8."n7.20; good to
choice heavy, $7 2)'fi7.40: rough heavy, $ 81
;u.lo; Ugnt, ttt.loqib.yo; bulk of sales, tti.ttto
'.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 12.000
head; sheep, strong to 10c higher; Inmbs,
strong; good to choice wethers. $o.004ia.75;
fair to choice mixed, x4.uiH90.uo; western
sheep, $4.75r6.75; native lambs, $4.761j7.1o;
neeler n lambs, 44.ii7.UU.
omclal yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 15.543 3.191
lings 32.17K 4,1166
Sheep 14,371
Kansas City Live ktsck Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 19. CATTLE Re
celpta, 6.500 natives, 660 Texsns and I11O na
tive calvea: middling and heavyweight cat
tle 1(ki15c lower than high point of week;
light cattle steady to 10c lower; good cows
and hellers active, steady; quarantine stuff
steady to 10c, lower; stockers snd feeders
strong; choice export and dressed beef
steers, $4.461! 5. 26; fair to good. $3.6004.45;
stockers and feeders, $f.50ra4.50; western
fed stters $3.00fr5.00; Texas and Indlnn
steers, $2.654 10; Texas corts. $2.60i3 .50;
native cows. $1,754)4.50; native heifers $2 7.Vfi
4.35; cannere. $1.002.26; bulls, $2.263.75;
calves. $2110436.60.
HOGS Receipts. 8,600 head: market
opened 6'fl 10c lower; closed strong; top,
$i.174; bulk of sales, $6 96fi7.10; heavy $7.00
t7 174: mixed packers. t6.Soifi7.17; light,
$6.5617 06: yorkers $6.a4i7 i6; pigs. $6.00ft 65.
SHEEP AND ' LAMBS Receipts, 6.500
head: mi r ket active, stesdy; native lambs,
$4.0iKft6 66: western lambs, $3.864 50; fed
ewes, $3,1661.00; native wethers, $3.su'(553;
western wethers, $3 406.70; stockert and
feeders, $26ouX65. .
8losi City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Feb. 19.-Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 600 head;
steady; beeves, $3.50i&6.00; cows, bulls and
mixed, tl.6iVji4.o0; stockers and feeders, $2.60
414.25; yearlings nnd calves. $2.603 85.
HOGS Receipts. 3.0m) head; 10c lower,
selling at $6.6037.00; bulk of sales, $6.70m.80.
Stock In Sight.
The following were the receipts of live
stock at the six principal western cities
yesterday:
Cattle. Hog.. Sheep.
Omaha 3,144 11.411 $ 961
Chlcsgo lo.oiil 28.0(10 12.000
Kansas City 6.600 8.600 6.6("J
St. Ixuts 2.6) 5.600 2.000
St. Joseph 2.000 7.700 2,8ii
6I0UX City e, 600 3.000
Totals 24,644 68491 ii21
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEAN8, Feb. 19-OTTON-Strong;
sales, 8,800 bales; ordinary, 84c;
good ordinary, 84c; low middling, 91-lfic;
middling, 94c; good middling, lOc; mid
dling fair, loc; receipt, 6,4 bales. Fu
tures, firm; Februsry, 9.63c bid; March, 9 ti8
4i9.6c; April, 9.72(99.74c; May. 9.77(&fl.78c;
June, 8.819.83c; July, 9 8F-9SAo; August,
t.MtfS Wf; September, 8.80ifi.81o; October,
8.43ji8.44c.
NW YORK, Feb. 19.-COTTON-Opened
ateady at an advance of 103 points, snd
after a alight reaction, due to profit-taking,
ruled very active and firm under covering
and continued support. There appeared to
be but little outside interest in today's
market, and the chief buying power seemed
to originate with the shorta and the mar
ket therefore, while active and excited, has
been largely profitless. The Liverpool mar
ket at the time of opening was Juet aa dull
as on our close on yesterday, but later re
sponded to the local advance, 'cloning 3C(i4
points higher, though spot cotton there waa
2 points lower. The receipts were less
favorable to the bulls than recently, foot
ing up 20.300 bales, against 19,534 last year,
but the estimates for tomorrow's leading
points Indicate a decided decrease. During
the entire session there was more or less
long cotton coming on the market, and It
was said at the better levels the clique
aold aa freely aa possible without Imparting
an easier tone to valuee. New Orleans waa
firm and followed the New York advance
more or less closely, but few buying orders
being received. Exports were small,
amounting to but 14.948 bales for the day
and unsatisfactory labor conditions were
reported from certain manufacturing dis
tricts In New Hampshire, where there Is a
mill strike. Prices then were st practically
the best of the session. Total aalea futures,
460.000 bales.
ST. LOl'IS, Feb. 19. COTTON Firm. Ho
higher; middling. 8-16c; sales, 235 bales; re
ceipts, 2,485 bales; shipments, 2,185 hales;
atock. 28.145 bains. .
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 19. COTTON Spot,
In fair demand: prlcea 2 points lower;
American middling fair, 5.80d; good mid
dling, &.42d; middling, 6 24(1; low middling,
6.12d; good ordinary. 6d; ordinary, 488d. The
sales of the day were 12,000 bsles, of which
1.000 were for speculation and export and
Included 1,600 American. Receipt, 9.000
balea, no American. Futures opened ateady
and closed strong. American middling g. o.
c: February, 6.13d; February and March.
6.13d; March and April, 6.13d; April and
"May, 6.14&6.15d; May and June, 6.156.16d;
June and July, 6.16d: July and August, 5.1a
6.16d; August and September, 6,(Hd; Sep
tember and October, 4.75d; October and
November, 4.57d.
Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITY. Pa., Feb. 19. OIL Credit bal
ances, $150; certificates, no bid: shipments,
100.662 bbls.; average. 74,892 bbla; runs,
70.6(13 bbls.; average, 72,574 tbla.
SAVANNAH, 'Oa., Feb. 19. OIL Turpen
tine, firm, 66c. Roaln, firm: A, B. C. D. B
and F, $1.95: G, $2.06; H. $2.40; I. $2.85; K.
$3.20; M, $3.40; N, $3.60; W. O.. $3.85; W. V.,
$4.26.
NEW YORK. Feb. 19 OIL Cqttonseed.
dull. Petroleum, ateady. RoslTt, Arm.
Turpentine, easier.
TOLEDO. O., Feb. 19. OIL Unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. 19. OIL Turpentine
spirits, 43s 6d.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 19. Oil Cottonseed,
Hull refined, spot, dull, 21s 104d. J
Dry Goods Market. '
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-DRY ftOODS
Continued active In Jobbing quarters, but
first hands have had only indifferent busi
ness. The market continues on strong
basis, with stocks depleted and general de
lays In delivery of goods. Advances on
brown and bleached goods have been re
corded In certain quarters.
ftagrar anil Molasses.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 19 SUGAR Mar
ket ateady; open kettle. iW3e; open ket
tle centrltugai, 34i3c: centrifugal, white.
Sffito; yellow 343 5-16c; seconds, 243'V.
Molasses, open kettle, nominal, 13ft26c;
centrifugal. 18c. Byrup, nominal. 19fi24c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-8UOA R-Raw.
firm. Refined, firm. Molasses, quiet.
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-WHISKY-Basls of
high wines, $i.30.
PEORIA. Feb. 19. WHISK Y $1 30.
ST. IAJUIS, Feb. 19.-WHISKY-8teady,
CINCINNATI. Feb. 19.-VHI8KY-D!b-tillers'
finished goods, oil the basis of hlxh
wines, $1.30; quiet.
Ilondnrns Candidates Karned.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19. Advices from Teg
u'.rgalpa, Honduras, ssys the Heralds
Panama .-orrespondent, state that congresi
has nominated Juan Anjel Arias for prei
dent of the -epubllc and Maximo Resales
'or vice president. General Hlerre. former
president, has left the capital to quell the
revolution which rtarted in Anapala on
February 1, but which made no headway,
receiving neither matcilul n-jr moral support.
Kew York Live Mock Market. '
NEW YORK, Feb 19 CATTLE Re
ceipts, none; dressed bef, steady; city
dressed nstlve, 7(i9c per lb. Cables last re
ceived quoted American steers at 114fl3c.
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at SH
tAc per lb.
CALVES Receipts. 873 head: veals rated
steat'y: western calves, firm: the pens fully
eleared; veala aold at $6 4ui. 75. a single
calf at $10; a car of western calves at $4.35;
city dressed veals, 114t144c.
HOtiS-Receipts. 4.775 head; ateady; atate
aold at 17.40 pe,- 111O lbs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpls. ,679
heed; bp and guwd lainbs rated firm;
Geo. A. Adams Grain Go.
GRAIN.
PROVISIONS AND STOCKS.
Members Chlcsgo Board of Trade, St.
Louis Merchants Exchange and Kan
ens City Board of Trade.
Room 224 Hoard Trade Rid , Omaha.
'Phones loot and 1017.
J. K. Von Dorn, lee President.'
Write for our market letter and caan
grain bids.
P. B. eare. Pres. C A. TVeare. V-Praa
Estsbllshed lt.
WEARE COMMISSION CO., CHICAGO
A4uiuer of the Principal fc.tHangse.
Private Wires to All Points.
CHAIR, l'HOVI4IO., KlOtkl, BODl
Bought and aold for rasb or
future delivery.
OMAHA BRANCH, llu-111 Hoard of Trade
1 sleubone '."A
W. K. V.ari lcai Miager.
I.EGAI. AOTICE.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
ING. Notice ts hereby given that the regulai
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
South Platte Land Company will be held at
the office of said company In Lincoln, Ne
braska, at 11 o'clock a. m., on the 4lli day
of March. A. D. 19o3.
By order of the board of dtsectors.
C. H. MORRILL. President.
A. B. MINOR, Secretary.
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. i. 1X0. Ft tvld