THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, 'FERTUTAHY 0. 1004.
11
CRA1N AND PRODUCE MARKET
ttkaeta and Uoccrttin'j Marks Trading
at All Point.
WEAKNESS IN OTHER STAPLES HAS EFFECT
.Prices Slama Badly at Oirvnlna;, feat
Centrall? Bally and 8am
Strength Finally D ,
velops.
OMAHA, Feb. 5, 1904.
Transections In grain for future delivery
Were light today. The brtak In cotton,
coffee anil other sinpifs had had effect ana
the market on ail grain opened lather
weak, wall Uc less on the opening price
thnn the cli.ua ol 'ihurstlsy. Uurlng the
timt two hours the market fell away
alightly. but in the laat half hour rail ej,
especially in June wneat and corn, wnluu
closea slightly higher than tne opening
figure. Home war rumors, which arrived in
the cloning hour, were the caune of the
strengthening, it waa a manlpul itcd mar
ket, however, with everyone guessing.
May wheat opened In cIU'.umu at v.c, c
tinder the closing price of Thursday, and
broke to 93Hc, from whefi It worked up to
Mc, where for more than an hour it
gained and broke Ho at a time, Anally
closing at Ha under the mmilpulatlon.
No trading was done in Omaha. July
wheat opened at about the closing price
and 4bo was the high mark.
May corn opened strong, but lost ground
to 4440 early In the day, where It stayed
lor a long time, but crept up to the eloie,
which waa 464c. The Omaha market on
oats was not very lively.
Tne range In prices for Omaha' gram for
future delivery and the close today and
Thursday were as follows:
The range ot prices lor Omaha grain (or
future delivery and the close today and
Thursday wera as follows;
Closed
Wheat- Open. High
Low. Today. Thur.
May
July
Corn
May
July
..74
74
KB 74
.45 Vi
464
46
41H'
44H
43
46
46
45HA
44
ua la-
May 41
March n
-41B 414
S8 $A
Local Uuk Oral Market.
The cash market wag fairly strong on all
grains, but unusually so on oats. The of
ferings were, however, the lightest since
. tne cxcnange opened and were qulckiy
taken. The farmers early marketed one-
fourth more of the oat crop than last year
and, the prices remaining up, they are now
holding the balance. T he cash com dues
' sot show the advance that the snippe
. might expect, probably due to the tact
' that there Is very Uttie contract corn, it
, being too damp for grade No. 2.
. Receints of wheat wura k oara! v.ntw
day. 37 cars.
'Hales of car lota Tcv snmnls on track at
Omaha: I
liard Wheat No.S, 1 car, 76cj 1 car, 72o;
4 mixed. 1 cav. 75c .
Corn receipts were also llnrhL belner
vara; yaaieraay, is cars.
Receipt of corn were 19 can; 15 yeater
day. . ;. Hales 'of car lots by sample on track,
Omaha: Mixed corn No. 3. 1 car, 40c, 1
a cars, dyo; iNO. , X car, x cars, 3SCJ
v No. 4 yellow. lcar, UWa.
Recelpu of oats were 1 car; yesterday 6
oars. .
Sales of csr lots by sample on track,
, . unuun vvnut oats jxo. t, i car, uc; rno,
, A car, anc
.,- Bary No. 4. I cars. 43e;
. WHEAT-No. 1 hard, 76ftf70c; No.- hard,
; tiiioc; No. I spring, 7wa'i?c, No. 4 spring, 64
g00. .
. . CORN No. 1 41V4JM2c: No. S. KSVlBMUe
m No. 4, XlWimv-: No. 1 yellow. 4VO41!Wo: No
. I yellow, 3vac; No. 2 white, il-u-Uhto; No.
- ' OATS No. I, 8HffHc; No. I. tTSMc
t " No. 4, IMVd37c; No. I white, 40jf4lc; No. j
white, 37'.,y40cj No. 4 white, 3VU3ic; stand'
ara, wvio.
. Notes from the Exchange Oftlees.
' " Floyd 'Campbell was passing the c,lgnr
' ' about in honor of a baby girl. .' ... "
'"!'- O. A.. Morris of the Calumet Elevator
, company of Minnesota was a visitor on the
. Door.
,,, ' The total future- trading Thursday was
ISO.OUO. . For Wednesday It was 7!,0u; for
, xuesaay, iii.iui, ana lor Monuay, tHO.uio,
Inspections of grain In Omaha ware SI
, csrs. wneat, I car grading No. 4 mixed
corn, 16 cars grading No. t, 15 cars No. 4
oarsNo. ,3 yellow, 1 cars No, 4 whiter
;: - vau, 4. wir t u. wiiiie, ear no. s wnite
.f barley, 1 car No. t - ..
A. V. Kinkier at Co. grain firm which
has been doing business In this city for two
years aa the correspondents of Harris
Oatea A Co. of Chicaso. haa aiiaiandii
business, probably temporarily. The reason
-Is the -inability -of - the firm to colleot
margins tn short contracts due to the
sudden rise In wheat. Mr. Klusler hopes
" that ha will be able to realise sufficiently
Jto meet the obligations. Ths firm took no
- trsaes yesteraay ana suspended last night,
There ar. about en customers and theaa
i will meet with Mr. Klnsler, snd probably
an a.raogetnent will be made. The em
barrass men t is due to customer of the
luui wno nave noi semea.
; '. ' . Notes of the, Grata Trade.
Chicago receipts: " Wheat, !S cars; corn,
1W cars; oats. W cars. Kansas Cltr
Wheat, 134 cars; corn, S3 curs: oats. 14
cars.
Primary recelptg of grain are as follows:
' Whoat. 55S,0H bu., as against 724,000 a year
ago; corn, 544. 0M bu.. as against 593,000 a
year ago. Wilpmeiits are: Wheat. 297,
' OoO bu., against i07,000 bu.; corn, Ss,OO0 bu.,
1 agsinst 4. 000 bu. 7
The vlsllble supply of wheat at the chief
Argentine ports Lday Is a.KM.OOO; a week
ago, ,5tW.0Oi: a fear ago, l.WW.nOO. Corn,
today, 7X9,000; a week ago, 8o8,0u0; a year
ago, 197.000. Conditions ' are apparently
1 about the same ss a year ago, the tone of
the market Is steady and the demand for
cport good. . X.lberal arrivals of good
uaiiiy arer eporiea rrum tne interior,
'orn has small foreign demand with ar
rivals from interior light .
The following dispatches on the Argen
tine situation have been received;
Advicea from Interior generally satisfac
tory. On account of drouth in some sec
tions fears of -damage to corn are enter
tained, . Argentine shipments are aa fol
lows: Wheat, this week, t.tlfl.000; laat
week. ICfti.OuO; last year, 1.274,OiW.. Corn,
this week. 6&4.0H0; last week, 4o,onrt; last
year, lia.nno. Flax, this week, l.fttf.oOO; last
week, 1,104.000; last year, 1.6M,M. Wheat
shipped January 1 to date, 7,094,000; year
ago. I.085.UU): Increase. 4.0H,(O0. Corp, Jan
uary 1 to date, 5.M4.000; year ago, 603uu0;
Increase I.SU.OuO. .
' - Oral a Markets Elsewkere.
Closing prices of grain at ths marltets
named Tuesday and today were as follows:
KANSAS CITT Thura-
" Today. day.
wneat may ,
794
July , 7!4i
, Corn May 4W
Vr July 464
19
4
.. 464
' 7
BT. LOUIS.
Wlieat-May
July
Corn May .,
..... 89U
834B
.... 604
.... 51
24B
49's
494
K
82B
I 82U
9f4
9u4
July .
MINNEAPOLIS.
WheaL-May 934 .
July ............. -
. 1ULL'TH.
, Wheat May , 934B
I July a
1 . NEW YORK.
'WheatMay W
f, , July "4B
CHICAGO GRAIN AMD PROVISIONS.
- - - 11 1 - 1
reataroa of too Trading aa4 Cloala
Prises oa Boardl of Trade
CHICAOO. Feb. i. War tension today
overcame a violent setback in grain prices.
' due to enormous reallxins Bas. lisses
of tc a bu. were made In the May deliveries
or wneat, corn ana oats, out tns war news
. offset other Influences and caused- a re
covery of all lotu-es, the closing prices being
. at the top. Compared with last night. Anal
' figures wera Ss4c lower for May wheat,
4o higher for corn and oats were un
changed. Provisions were easier, the May
produote closing from 60 to lUd lower.
Exceptional activity was displayed in the
wheat pit at tne opening, trices were ex
tremaly erratlo and showed wide ductus
tlons. Owing to the acuteness of the war
situation, shorts sppvared determined to
Jven up trades with- little regard for prices,
n this effort the price of the May de
livery wss forced 4o sbove the high record
mark registered yesterday, the ooenlns
quotation being tjc lower to VuSc
hlirher at tOsj'jec July was a shade to
H'iSio lower at Bts-Sre. wit bin ten
mlnuiea from the time May had touched
9o the price had fallen to 930. a drop of
I $ws, while July had sold off to 4440, or
l'sc below the tp figure. After the first
minute or two of trading a flood of long
wheat wss txiured on the msrket and It
Iraiuad as though everybody had wheat for
Sala I'nder tola heavy prossure prices
gan to decline. Blop-loss.urders coming
ul Incressvd the downward tendency, and.
for a time, the situation looked ettremel
critical. The leader of the bull crowd, how
Over, supported the market on the break
ahd a fair rally ocs.rree. From ti May
ulualy avlvauoed t t4o. whiio Wmy
velnped Into a rather lame affair, but the
market wan nervous. OutMde o( the signs
of Impending war the early news contained
several Items of exceedingly bearlnh Im
port. Receipts In the northwest and south
west were heavier than lent year. Weather
conditions on the 1'nriflc coast and in the
southwest were materially Improved. Arg
entine reported much more liberal ship
ments than a year sgo. These factors were
Influential In hrlnKlnn- nut a lot of July
wheat, and, Incidentally, had a depressing I
uii ilia mHjr r.iiiiiiii. r i"n ,
rumors were circulated In the pit late In
the dey, resulting In another active buying
movement, the big bull operstor being re
ported on that side of the market. The
demand became so urgent during the last
rew minutes that the early loss was an
resalned. Just before the close July sold
up to and final figures were at 5''9,t!.
a net sain for the day of "Ac. May closed
at ftc, a loos of .i?4c. Clearances of wheat
and flour were euaf to 207.1MO bu. Primary
receipts were 5f,7 bu., agli(t 72.7K) a
year ago. Minneapolis, uuium ana . ni-
cago rejioried receipts of 3M cars, com
pared with 2M Inst week and I'M a year ago.
Amn irom tne neavy nqinoaiion eariy in
the dav, the most conspicuous feature In
the corn market was the relative strength
of the Julv dellverv. Heavy selling of May
ny. some or tne prominent noiaers caunea
a severe break early In the session. The
violent decline In wheat prices was the
prime cause for a similar action on the
fart of the corn market. The opening on
May was unchanced to Ho lower at bfiMr'a
5c. Prices Immediately started downward,
snd before sny support materialised May
nan sold nn to bc. 'mere was some in
fluential buying on the decline and a par
tial recovery was made. Late In the day.
on sctlve buying brought out by war news.
tnn market became exceedingly strong, and
prices advanced above the opening level.
May cloned Ho higher at Wic. after selling
at 544C July ranges between 61c and
53 He, cloning with a gain of lMil7o at
630. Local receipts were 189 cars, none of
contract grade.
Outs followed the course of other grains,
suffering a sharp setback during the flrnt
hours of trading. Heavy liquidation marked
the early trading, but an the senntnn ad
vanced lens pressure to nell was manlfented.
The market rallied during the laat half
hour In sympathy with corn, but the clone
was at about Inst night's figure. The open-
ins: on may was 'HV lower at 4wq4to,
and after decllnlna- to 44'ic the nrlce held
quite steady until near the clone It ad-
vanceu to 44c. The clone was at tne top
and on a level with yesterday's close. Local
receipts were 08 cars.
Trading in provisions wan active, nut a
weaker tone prevailed. The decline In
the grain pits and lower prices for hogs
had a dem-etnlna- Influence early In the dav
and the market waa unafile to regain losses
sustained under liberal liquidation at that
time. Tne clone was steadv at a small de
cline, May pork being off 12Hc at 113.40.
May lard down 7 Wo at $7.65 and ribs 6o
lower at 16.774. N
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
20 cam; corn, 200 cars; oats, 110 earsrhogn,
M.ono head. 1
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open. lllgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat ' j
May KVirM 99 . K
July Hf,Wg gvtti 84'i86iViiS5iti
Bcpt. 7rg80 80 79 WJH - 804
Corn
Fob. B1H C2Va 61 52 624
May Mrgfoi M 643 60
July biWa&l .- 62"4 50 62Vi BlVttfi
Oats
Feb 43 4S4
May 4tVu4't 4-.4 4t4 4
July 3!i 3!i 3 89 3Styt
Sept. -K -S3 3, , 3 33Ha -si
Pork ,
May 13 70' 13 72Vi U 45 It 60 13 72
Lard
May 1 67H 7 60 T 60 T 65 7 62H
July 750 740 7 52760 7 67 H
Ribs
May 6 774 2k 6 75 6 77 6 82V4
July 6 92H 6 924 1 86 4 92 6 96
Not t
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIAJUR Firm;- winter patents, 4 zo
04.50; straights, 14.004 20; spring pat
I4.2IK&4 50; straights, $4.oMi4.20: spring put
ents, I4.10S4.60; straights, JU.403t.OO; bakers',
$2 4iif?:i so.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, S893c; No. 8, 80
J92c; No. t red, 9249"0.
CORN No. 2, No. t yellow. 62c.
OATS-No. 2, 4HVt!g4SKc; No. 2 White, 464c.
RYE No. 2. 424o.
BARLEY Good feeding, 8940c; fair to
cHotco malting, 4fV$68c.
. SEED No. 1 flax, $1.11; No. 1 north'
western, $1.18: prime timothy, $3.16; clover,
CO"trncf rrsflw. $10.7511.00. K
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per hbl., $13 30
13.624. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.3607.174- Short
ribs sides . (loose, $K.6ix6.76. Short clear
sides (boxed), S4J.7&6.874.
Following are the recelptg and 'shipments
of flour and grain:
tteceiptn. enipmenin
Flour,' bbls 21.400
Wheat hll 47.200
12.200
44.OH0
rum, tm. ..';. v'Ai.ioo; -
OatS, bu. r.p6.800
Rye, bu , . 4.100
llarlcy. bn 74,700
ioi'SS
LLMIU
4.900
11,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 154i 24o ;
natrien. liiiaic. Esgs, firm; at mark, cases
included, 28Q30c. Cheese, easier, 94'ul04c
KBW YOBIi 41ENKHAL MARKET.
. 1 !
Uaotatlons of tbo Day oa Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6,-FLOUR-Recelpts,
23.907 bbls.: exports, 14,832 bbls., market
very firm, but business was checked by the
high asking prices. Winter patents, $4.50
4)4.86; winter straights, $4.S54t4. 50; Minnesota
patents, $4.86r6.15; winter extras, $3.25ir3.t0;
Minnesota bakers. $3.907T4.25; winter low
grades, $4.2Wj 4.80. Rye flour, firm; fair to
good, r3.4tMtii.4&; cnoice fancy, Vi.wuiM,
Buckwheat flour, firm.
COHNMEALr steady; western, ii.oe; city.
11.06; kiln dried, I2.0fxij3.00.
K YE rtrm; ro. i western, iiViC nom
inal, f. o. b. afloat; state and Jersey, - 60
fj4c.
BARLEY Quiet feeding, 62c; New York
malting, 60i&(i)c.
. WHKAT-rKeceipis, zz, 428 Dunneis; marxet,
not. firm: No. 2 red. c; elevator. No. X
luluth, $1.06 f. o. b. afloat. No. 1 hard
ti..." .i.r h rtnii..
u. '"V"TJ.i.i..- -A iV-..i.Tr.ni-'' .h
had an exciting and Irregular opening, with
first prices higher followed by a menna
aatlonal break under liquidation asd less
warlike news than expected, in the after
noon, however, heavy covering ensued on
a rumored big Increase in Russian stocks,
and the close was firm at 4i3Ho net ad
vance; May, B64'ii-94C ; closed W4c; July,
K9V90 ll-16c; dosed DOgc; beptemner, Wjf
MV, closed 83o.
CORN Receipts, iB,r6 ousncis; exporia,
,692 bushels, spot, firm; No. 2, 40o elevator.
and 62o f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow. 66c;
No. 3 white. 64c. Ontlon market waa easier
at first on good weather west, unloading by
small longs and poor cables, out nnauy re
covered with wheat and closed partly So
net higher; May,. Ii94tj694c; closed 404c;
July closed tlc.
O AT o Receipts, ln,&us nusneis; exporrs,
l.13 bushels: spot, firm; No. 2. 404c; stand
ard white, 604c; No. 2 white, 61c; No. 3
....., ...
HA i tyuietT snipping, Wiiiuc, gooa 10
choice. 8ti90c
RICE bteady; domestic, fair to extra,
S'.'iifiHc: Japan, nominal.
IlOPH Firm; stste. common to choice, J
C37c; it!. 23y27e; olds. 10l&c; Paclfio coast,
19t. 2iU 34c ; 19o2, 2.t:27c; olds, lisjjlSc.
HIDES Firm; Oalvevton, 20 to 28 lbs.,
lie; California, tl to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
U4 to 30 lbs., 14c.
TALLOW uutei: city, so: country, ew
EATHFR-Steady: add. 23itr264c.
PROVLSIONH eer, nrm; family, 110.00
fill uO; meHS, 44.UKu9.00; Iwcf km $2o.5oq)
22.00: city extra lpdla mess, 15 oijfj IT .1. Cut
. kIlu " im zn s ,
iiieain, j , r'vu urn ib, ai.duui.ou,
pickled shoulders. $6; pickled hams, $9.tnKf
10.50. Lard, steady; western steamed, $7.75;
refined, steady; oontlnent, $7.76; compound,
IP, Mi; short clear, $14.2b'a 16.00; mesa, I14.76&
15.26.
cnirFSE lone-
KOO8- Steadyf western, S2fft34c.
POULTRY Alive and dressed,' quiet and
unchanged.
44. Loala Orata aad Provisions.
ST. IsOtTIS. Feb, 8. WHEAT Higher,
closing strong on rumor war declared;
No. $ red oanh, elevator. 94c; track. $1.00;
May. 8914c: July, 83c; No. S hard. 5&-6c.
CORN Hlsrher and stronir; No. 2 cash,
4c; track. 4t'.i'47c: May, t"o; July, 61c.
OATri Higher; No. S cah. 42o; Uack,
43Wi4;c: Usy. 44c; No. I white. 4tec.
FIAJUR Market slow; red winter pat
ents. $4 65414 66; extra fancy and straight,
4 2fl4bo: clear. 4i.otri3 76.
SEE1 Tlmothv steady. $2kS2.86,
CtHtNMEAL titeady, $2 40.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east, track. SfrWTe.
HAY-Dull; timothy, $7,00412.60; prairie.
$9.t,i50.
. IRON COTTON TIES $1.06.
B 4 ( HI I N t J 6 0 c
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing, $1$ 86.
l-ard. lower: crime ita&m. $6 85. Bacon.
1 steady; boxed extra' shorts. $7.63; clear
. . . - . 1 ..1 a tn
rion, fi.io, iiuia tinw , ai.vi.
POl'L'l RV Fair demand; chickens, 9c;
snrings, 9c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, lie; geese.
Mu
TTKR Steady; creamery, 17024c;
4uliv 1:1ji1HC.
EdGS Lower at S7o, ease count
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
8 fwO
IO.O11O
....74 000
... .74.000
....47.0W)
79.(0
Tf.ftaj
76.0CO
r
Peoria Grata Irarkat
PFORTA. Feb. $. CORN Highs
No. t. 41c; new No. i ee.
NEW MR STOCKS AND BONDS
Operators Allow Market to Become a Drift
ing Match,
COTTON HAS A
DCPRLSSING effect
Reboonds of Flsctsntlnar Trices i
Violent as Drop, While Forelga
Operations Are Almost
stagnant.
NEW YORK, Feb.. S.-Today's stock mar
kel wss a drifting match, operators for
the most part standing by and watching
the amusing fluctuations in the cotton mar
ket and awaiting the expected definite out
come ot the quenilon ot peace or war in the
tar east. The mere fact of the wild condi
tion of the cotton market was suitlclent to
exert a depressing Influence on stocks,
whether the price of cotton was advancing
or collapsing. As a matter of tact the
rebounds In that market were of .almost
equal violence with the drops. The grain
markets were also inclined to run off.
l.-lttle light was to be had from these
markets on the chances of peace or war.
The foreign arbitrage brokers. were idle,
reflecting the almost stagnant conditions
of foreign operations pending the settle
ment ot the question.. The weakness of
stocks grew more marked as the day pro
grenxed and during the latter part of the
session losses of a point or more beenme
quite general in the prominent active
stocks. The market showed no effective
resiliency and the closing was weak and
dull. There were some early points of re
aiftence to the declining tendency.
Amalgamated Cotioer was lifted on the
circulation of a rumor that another favor
able ruling had been made In its Montana
litigation. Sugar, I'nlted States Sleel pre
ferred and the Chicago A Alton stocks
made short-lived demonstrations of
strength, '1 he first, marked weakness de
veloped in Wabash preferred and in Penn
sylvania, and the whole market weakened
after the publication of a report that the
Pennsylvania Interests had Innued notes for
$60.ouu,0(0 at eighteen months at 44 per
cent. Several reports were Circulated dur
ing the day to Indicate a settlement of the
Pennsylvania-Gould dispute and an effort
wan made to make the proceeds of this
loan applicable to this settlement, but with
out any avail, to check the decline In the
stocks affected. Keen Interest is felt in
the financial world to learn the nrlce at
which these notes were placed, In view of
the precedent of the large temporary loans
secured by the Pennsylvania, the New York
v t-iurai ana otner rauroaas a year ago. and
tne substantial commission allowed to
bankers at that time In the shape of dls
count on the notes. Those nnten vera snh.
sequently taken up by the proceeds of the
Pennsylvania stock Issue. Rumors hnvs
been abundant for some days Dust of a con
templated capital Issue by the Pennsyl
vnina, wmcn nave Deen vigorously aeniea.
These evidences of hesvy loans to which
was added the sale of t&.000,ono of Missouri
Pacific notes, wss of more effect on senti
ment than the estimates of a gain in canh
reserves by the banks on the week of
about 43.000.000. In suite of the In rss auh-
treasury requirements and shipments to
new orieHns,
Honda were dull and heavy. Total sales,
par value. $2,110,000. United States bonds
Were unchanged on call.
Ths following Were 'the closlna- floatations
on mo rxsw juib. oiock exenange;
caies. tiign. low. dose.
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio
...26.2U0 l94 W'4 m;4
... b.boO 894 tW
.. .16,900 8z-t MVS 814
do pfd
Canaulan PaclUo ....
Central of N. J
Chesapeake ft Ohio..
Chicago ft Altvm ....
do Did
iw si's vi'm 91
, 4,6. 0 n; lib- iih
, 2IIU JboVk lo lt7
iVJ . 42
7,3110 394 3
6V
164
2.600 86 84
Chicago O't. Western
tKMI 1U7 14
Chicago N. W.
4IU 1W loo
log
Chicago, Mil. & St. P.J3.7U0 1424 U 141
vivx ,......... .... ....
Chicaso Ter ft T 600 11 104
do pfd :. '. ....
C, C, C. ft BU L
Colo. Southern 100 17 17
do lnt pfd '
do 2d pfd 400 264 25
Del., ft liudnon 7,6oO 169
lal. Lack. ft Weat.. ,loo ibss .2684
10
22
77
17
64
244
1594
208
uenver ft . U uv auvk 94
K4
do pid isiio 71 .
Erie ,..,....U,2t0 274
do 1st pfd $.900 474
do 2d pfd 2,900 454
Hocking Valley
644
44V.
444
44
76
00 pia s
Illinois Central
800 K 128
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern 200 1S4
20
37
li
a r
184
84-V
1 Ivoulsvllla ft Nash.... ,HW I054 104'S 1044
u.kc,l. r. UII 113 MtZ 1411.
Mt. Securities 100 M4
MetiX)Vollis.n St. Ry.. 1,300. 1184
$44 83
1174 1H4
Minn, at Bt. Liouis
M., St. P. ft 0. S. M.. 1.000
do pfd
Mlesourl Paclfio 1,000
M., K. ft T 4o0
do pfd tot)
624 694
04
120
92
904
904
164
37
1174
. 684
88
J0-
, 384 r 8.
Nak or Mex., pia .
New York Central .. l,0 1184 U8
Norfolk ft Western.. 3,800 60 . .5 684.
do pfd
nm.rln A Wiitnrn.. S.800 22Ul 21
214
Pennsylvania 136,400 1184 1164 1J.64
Pitts., C. C. ft St. L
Beading 10,700 , 444
do 1st "Pfd 200 80
do 2d pfd 200 64
Bock Island Co 3.7O0 4
do pfd ' 2,6"0 634
St. L. ft 8. F., 2d pfd. 100 44
St. L. Southwestern.. 400 1 34
do pfd 1.7o 2-4
Southern Pacific 18,500 494
Southern Railway S.TOO 214
do pfd 1"
Texas ft Paclfio ..... l,o9 24'
Toledo. St, U ft W... 200 234
do pfd 600 34
Union Paclfio . .J.. 82,600 804
do pfd J") '4
Wabash 900 194
do pfd ...iu,oi
S64
14
Wheeling l ...
1O0
Wisconsin central
600
UK)
Adams Express 100 225
American Express
V. 8. Express
Wells-Fargo Ex...... .... ....
Amal. Copper 40,500 484,
Amer. Car ft F'dry.. 900 -19f
do pfd 40 . 484
Amer Cotton Oil ... 1.600 80
do pfd
American Ice JJ
do pfd 1.600 304
Amer, Linseed Oil ....
AmerV LocomotVve"!! i.M 2f4
do pfd 2"0 7-4
An.fr Smelt, ft R.... 1.9rt 48',
do pfd 3 914
Amer Sugar R 10,400 124
Anaconda Mining.... 08
BrooKbn R. T 24.610 434
rv,i Vn.l ft Iron ... 500 3n
4o4
184
674 '
SO -
124Vi pX
65 64
404 4H
304 30
189 188V
Consolidated Oas .... t.OuO 1914
J miuuiiun.ru v
1 Corn Producu
IS1
se
do pfa
f9
rMstlllers Secur. .... 10
General Electrlo 7nrt
23
13
109
tm
71
15
1
12
lnnernallonsl paper., im
do nfd i
International Pump..
do pfd
National Iad
North American ......
Paclfio Mall
100 72
800
600
83 . 82 84
9 . 28 2X
lOOiT 99
80 29 29
.1 M
.... ... 115
7 7 7
43 43 43
20 19 19
.... .... 74
tr S6 sf.
7 7 7
77 7fi4 76
7 7 7
6 64 66
vi 11 H
60 60 48
11 10 10
66 64 64
ltil lt 10
Peoples' Oas 700
Pressed Steel Car.... 200
do pfd
Cllman Pol.f. CtlT . .
Republlo BteeJ 100
do pfd .400
Rubber Goods l.SuO
An. nfd ,
Tenn. Coal Iron l.TW
V. a. leather
do pfd
1.000
l,0n0
600
S.400
00
U. 0 Realty ......
e Tao-p
TJ. S. Rubber
8t
TMnaj flt g4ff.fi RtMl.. B.4d0
do pfd
Western Union M0 88
87
87
92
Nor. Securities
..I.
-Total auiea for the dsy. 620.704 shares.
Bostoa Stock Qaotallona.
BOSTON. Feb. S-Call loana. $5 Pr
Hm lnana. rtTT 1ST i. uui.iki
- I 7" ,' - nrlces on torks and bonds: :
I 7. au inar.ntura
Stehlaon 4a
1
Max. Canlrsl 4S.
AllOM.1
... 44
... 44S
... 1114
atrfciaas ...
.. U JUaslamat4 ,.
.. 4 Hlnjl.aro
..144 ral. A Hants...
,.144 t'antannlal
..trl Coppm Hands ..
4o Bit
Boston A Aihnnr.
buatoa A Mains...
... IS
Boatoa ElaTalM
...
N Y.. N. H. A H..1WS,
Itominlon Coal
... AA
...
yttchburs '4
I'nlos fa.lna
M.I. Cantral
Albr. BUBUT
last ir-ranklla
.. 7114 Ul. Rojrale ....
.. U Mukavh
..11444 Oaraoln
... P
... M
... 444,
tc pta i.
Ash. T. A T 1U
Dominion 1. A
nnrU Elaetrla ....144
Prrot
... M
... 44
Qslnry
Hants rn Cusnnr..
.- a
Tamarack
Trlnltf
..to
Maaa. ClKtrla 11
do fit , 77
t'nilaa -nilt W
V. 6. ftaU 144
4o pfd K
Waatlns aoKOtoa.... 74
Asked.
.. 444
.. to
I'nltas BUtas
t'tak
vtrtorla ,
as
.. I4
Winona ..
Wolvsrlne
m
Kevr York Moaer Market.
NEW YORK, Feb, I MONEY On call
easy at lVai; closing bid. 1; onerea at I
time loajis. firm; sixty days. 8'u4 par
cent: ninety days. 4; six months, 4',u4.
KHIMK MERCANTILE PAPKR 4t
6, sterling aachange, suady, with actual
nslness In bankers Nils a U PfStfH WAS for j
emand and at $4.Rv!ovM.R for sixty-day
bill; posted rstes, 4.63VJ4.H; commer
cial Mils. $I.S?Vn 8?V
hii.vi- K'MAr. hnif: Aiexicnn aonnrs. .tc.
RONDS Oovernmen, steady; railroad, 1
eaVy,
The closing Quotations on bonds are as
fellows:
8. rf. ttk. res
. 1M'4 Vnhittn r 4n..in"H
..tm lMe. Ontrnl s 4"1
..H4 I ilo 1M Inc 14'4
..1' Minn A St. L. 4l... 7
..U!4'll , K. T. 4 "
flo fmipnn
So . rrf
do enupon ,
do tt 4. fwg.
do 4s, coupon..,
en roupnn
do Aid 4s. res..
i .in pr
..101
If. R. R
of M. e. 4a. 74
. .107
.. M
N. T. C. g. av,a.,
K. J. C. g ts
No. Paclflo 4a
do la
N. A W. . 4s....
O. I. L li 4 par
trhlsnn gen. 4.
..m
..lonsa
do id). 4i
tlantlr U 4
... im
.. 7J
.. ?s
baltimora A O. 4a....1"IH
do 1U 1414
Central of Oa. ta lW'i t'fnn. conr.
do lnt Inr . 7v- Heading sen
....
ta.. 11.114
rbn. A Ohio 4V4n.. .inn, Bl. L a I. M
hlt-aso A A. l'4a... 7
St. L. A 8. F. ts. 4a. 1
D. A Q. B. 4a.... M
M A P. s. 4a.
St. L. B. W. ta 4"4
SoahoaH A. I 4s... 4
C. A N, W. r. fa.... not
So. ParlAc 4 at
.. R. I. A P. 4.... 70S
do col. &a nm.;
So. Railway aa 11?H
Ta A P. la 116V,
C o r. A st. U a. 4a uj
T. . St. L. A W. 4a.. 71
I rtlcSITn Ter. 4..
Con. Tnbarco 4a..
Colo. A So, 4a...,
P. A R. At. 4a...
THiit nlnn raolfli; 4a lniv
. sv I do coot. 4a Mij
. ilf. S Stael M an.... 714
. S iWahaah la llF.
. a I do drb. B 42H
. W5, Iw aV I.. P.. 4a nuj
UKrta prior Hen 4a
do g'n. 4a
w. t it. v. ia....i"i
.lis iwu. raptrai 4a 9
Horklng Val. 44n....l'K4 'Colo. f.
t. aa i
A N. nnl. 4a
Offered.
London stock Market.
IXNDON. Feb. 6. -Closing:
Conaola. monar S7'4
V. T. OnW
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
rennrrlTanla ......
Hand atliiaa
Reading
do lnt pfd
do Id pfd
.m
do aroount 174
. 41".
Anaronda , 1
Alrhlaon 7u
. 41
do tiM M
. 4H
. 4
. 4"'
Piltlmora ft O '41
Canadian raolfle
Chsa. St Ohio...
,i fl4'
. 14
,. 14
,. ll4
,. 7314,
tM(-ago Ot. W . .,
C M. A Bt. P.
so.- Railway
Pa Been
do pfd 5s
A H. O. ......
do Dfd
So. Pacific
5"
I'nlos Paclfle .
do pfd
Erla
,. 17
S3
do lt pfd....
do M cfd....
b7SV S. Steel....
US
74
4741 do pfd
1M iWahaih
Ibnola Crntral
Loula. A Nah 10V
do pfd
II
M., K. A T I7H,
SILVER nnr. uncertain. 254d ner ounce.
MONEY 14S5-2H per cent: the rate of dis
count in tne open msrset ror short bills is
2f!27s per cent: for three months' bills Is
z U2 15-1 per cent.
Kevr York Mlnlnaj tlaotatlons.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6. The following? ars
tne cloning quotations nn mir.lnn stocks:
Adama Con
' 10
Little Cblat
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoanli
Pot onl
Rnrags
Starrs Narads
Small Hum
. T
4S0
.140 '
. I
. IT
. 43
. S3
. 10
.140
A lira
. II
. II
. I
. 7
.144
.1111
.m
. 1
Brraca
Brvnawlck Con ..
romatorlc Tunnal
Con. Onl. A Vs..
Horn SHrer
Iron RllTar
Leadvlllo Cos ...
Standard
Foreign Financial.
iajm'un, r-eo. o. supplies or -money
ere Plentiful In the market tndnv nurl
the demand was quiet.- Evidences of the
hardening of rates soon appeared owing to
revenue collections. Discounts were stlffer.
items: anecieo ov ina renorr nr rurther
forthcoming withdrawals of gold for South
America. Hunlness on the Stock exchange
was inanimate and was adversely affected
oy me laiesi rar eastern news, consols
were easier. Americans had an uncertain
tone owing to the prolonged disturbances
in the cotton market and. the tendency
was downward, though United States
steel was exceptionally better. Thev
closed above the lowest quotations nf the
day. Foreigners were Inactive, awaiting
far eastern developments. Russian and
Japanese securities were weaker. Bullion
to the amount or 6.U0O waa taken Into
the Bank of England today and 7o,i0
was withdrawn for shipment to South
America.
PARIS. Feb. 6. Business on the bourse
today was Seriously affected bv sdverne
reports regarding the Ttunso-Jananese sit
uation. Itusnlun Imperial 4s dropped to
97.80. After the depression at the opening
a slight revival occurred, followed by a
steady decline In the lant hour. Interna
tionals were much effected and there were
many offers of Russian securities. At the
close the market wsa feeble. Industrials
showed a sympathetic losn. Rio Tlntos
lost 6f. The private Paris rate of discount
was 2 16-16 per cent. -. Three per cents, 67f
fi2tc, for the account. Exenange on ixm
rtnn xhr 1 ic Tor i-oeenn
BERLIN. Feb. 8.--Tradlng on the bourse
today was depressed and transactions were
. i .i f h
V -i" "' '"" ?' . "'7" '"
SMndoSlAnrsfTO
entmt rates- Chora hllln SU nereent- thrnA
count rates snort bills. z4 rer cent, tnroe
montns Dins, pae-ceni. .
Cotton .Market
LrVERPOOU Feb 6. COTTON Spot,
moderate business. i nricea 24. points lower.
American middling Jatr, 8.08d; good mid
dling, 7.92d; middling, 7.82d; low middling,
7. iou ; gooa orainnryv ?ki: oroinary, i.ioa
Bales. .W0 bales,
speculation snd ex
of' which 600 were f or
port and Included 4, 00
American. '"Reaelpts. T.4100 bales; no Amer
lean. Futures opened Irregular and cloned
weak: American mlddllno. g. o. c.
ruarv. 7.35d: February-March. 7.S5d: March.
' .
April, 7.36d; April-May, 7.28d; May-June.
, (mj. T T..t.. 4 flJ. T..1 A V M,
I.Oini, tliiiir-duiv, i.oii, . uii -a u"., ,.ui,
August-September, 7.18d 8optemher-Oo
tober, 6.6d; October-November. 4.25d.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6. COTTON Market
ripened March 13.75c:,' May. 13.39c; July,
14.10c, a net decline Of 110ff121 points on
these noaltlnrks. Julv' on last Monday sold
at 17.56c. The market closed bsrely stendv
with July at 14.84c, a net decline of 3Sij
62 polnfa on old crop months and new from
5 points higher to 10 points lower. Sales
estimated at 800,onn bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb.- 6. COTTON-
Futures easy; February. 14o bid; March.
14.mvftl4.aie: Anrll. 14.4rttfrl4.48e: May. 14.71
14 80c: June. 14 81 M 4. 93c: July. HU8B15.2rc
Sentember. 12.96J12.98cj October, 11.96
ll.jsF..-
ST. liOTJIH. Feb. R. COTTON Nominal,
(Xn lower: mlddllno-. 15V4C. ' Rales, none: re.
celnts, none; shipments, 817 bales; stock,
20,394 bales. ,
V
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Feb. 5. WOOL The Commerv
clal Bulletin will say tomorrow: TIe wool
market ta nn ss active as Inst month.
It rare consumers have temporarily SuppTed
their .'wanU and wnna not wnouy wun
drawn from the market are now buying In
large quantities.. A good business In a small
.ov nnn nMn nrrumD iNim iiiia wpfK.
Supplies have become materially reduced
by tne recent neavy oiier.,ionn. mu me b-
lection is much poorer tnan on January 1.
There is a hardening tendency and slightly
higher prices sre obtnined- when quality Is
considered. Medium and low wools sre all
very strong and sola aneaa. ai nuenon
a v-r. nrlnes era firm, for cross-breds. with
no importations Into this country nosslb'.e
at less than c for quarter-blood. The do
mestic Is not held st hluher than 2fic. At
i.m, r.rlMi closed steady, with fine me
rinos snd cross-brods lower. Shipments of
wool from Boston from Pecember 31, 1903,
25.690,501 lbs., against 324.563 lbs, at the
same time last year., -ina umma in ui
nr 12.300.160 lbs., ssalnnt 1.334,993 lbs. for
the same period last Tf ar.
ST. IMTTH. Feb. 5. WOOT Nominal:
medium grades, combing and rlothlntr, 174
lPc; light fine. 1MTl7ci heavy fine, 12iijl4c;
tub-washed, ata'"W-
Oils aad Ronli
-MtnTtr vnBV. Feb. S.OIIy8 Cottonseed,
Bteady prime crude, nominal; prime crude
vellow. 37c Turpentine, steady. 66c.
Petroleum, steady; . refined. New York.
$9 10- Philadelphia and Baltimore, $9. 0;
Philadelphia inn nniiimore in i'ui. '.....
Rosin steadv. 65'7)c; strained, common to
mnnA 1? ".! 3 HO.
SAVANNAH, On.. Feb. 6 OILlTurpen-
tlne, firm. 6'.'c. Kosin, nrm: a, b. i.
si ea. v. IOBS- V I? 90: G. 12 95: H. 48.06: I.
$3 so: K. $: 35; M, $3.40; N, $3.46; w u. tys.iv;
W W, 1 Mi'V . a., a..,
nii.rTV pet. a. 1 1 -o v. i r.n ,,u
ti Rf. - eertinmten. tin bid: shloments.
80.841 bbls.; avenure. K5.154 bbls.; runs, 83,7X7
bbls.; average. 74.872 bbls.; shipments, Itma,
69.784 bbls.; average, pi.a-j uom., runs-, i-imc,
4l,70fl bbls.; average, si.its oois.
CoaTee Market.
mti-r vrmir 4TeK B COFFEE The mar-
1. ftii,M nnamed at an advance of
lf.r30 points In sympathy with better French
pMhieo. -me wriu , '"" .i.iri,,c...
.hoe4 decrens'nver the month of Jan-
uary of about 445,000 bags. The market was
finally Bteady at a ncun 01 10 nu. i
an advance of 10 points, most of the active
positions being R polntB lower. Sales were
reported of 41.7Sfl bags, inciiioins reoruary
st 4.26c: March. 46c: Aprl. 4 4F.ji.56c; May.
4 6w.i4i.sfic; June, 7c: July- 6 W7 10c; August.
'vucr Contemner. 4.8iH7 30c: October.
7S4S72&c; November, 7 10c; December. T 10
07 5bc; January, 7.70c. The Coffee exchnnge
will be closea ri-nrunr. aim ,
nominal; No. 7 mo. ic.
Philadelphia Prodneo Market.
PHIIADEI.PHIA. Feb. 1 BUTTER
Firm and to hlgher;extra western rream
erv KWi'-y; extra nearbv prints. Mc.
ErtOS Market lc lower: frenh nenrbr. Se
st msrk: fresh wentern, Bc at mark: fresh
southwestern. 32fttc at mark; rresn aoutn-
tn 6. -r.. al-mirk.
CHEESE Steadv, fnlr demand: New York
full creama. choice to fanry. lUfllUe: New
York full creams, fair 10 gooa, iujitc.
'Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. S- WHEAT Boot
nominal; futures, quiet; March. Si4d;
Uiv. 4s3d: July, nominal.
CORN 8ooi AjnerVuui. new. atasdv. 4s
tv.d: American mixed, old. firm. 4s 4'44.
Futures, qalet; March, 4s 2d; May, 4a 3d.
OMAHA LIVE STOCli MARKET
Cattl V4I7 Dull and Till to Filter"
Centi Lower.
HOGS EASED OFF ABOUT A
uirvri 1 4i
nivnkh i m
Desirable Grades of Fat Kheep aad
Lambs Bold Readily at Steady to
Sfroagr Prices, bat Com mo a
Klada Rather glow.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 5. 1904.
Receipts were:
Cattle, llogn. Sheen,
Official Monday ...
.. 1,934 $.924 10,4o4
uncial Tuesday ..
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Official Friday ...
.. at. ) -a 9,t.l li.vM
.. 2.A99 4.91 8' C.J26
.. 1.873 8.430 iMi
.. 1,921 7.891 6.270
Five dsva this week. .11.648 M.7?4 32.010
Same days last week. ...18.798 40.496 37.444
Same days week before.. 14,781 34,382 30.126
Same three weeks ago. .22.697 $4.10 89,402
Same days Inst year.... 16.133 62.104 16.540
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following- table shows ths recelDll
or tame, f.ig:4 rtnd sheep at Boutn omunt
for the yofcr to date, with comparisons with
Inst year;
1904. lf-03.
inc.-
Dec.
1 at tie
Hoars .
. 87.41.9 90,x7
.221.812 220.181
4.368
1,130
64,404
Sheep
....183,471 119.067
Averass oricen i.uirl i.,r noes i ftnutk
umaha for the last several days with com'
parlnous:
Data 11904. U0$.19CJ. 1901.1J0. (1809 114.
Jan. 16...
Jan. l'i...
4 V"M 4 411 4 22 6 261 4 68 $ 47
4 i-ll 4 4 4 lo 0 Mi 4 02 I 041
Jan. 17...
I 4 491 k 171 t Sail
4
4 66
S 491 I 47
3 61 $ 61
Jan. 18...
Jan. 19...
Jan. 20...
4 6SU, a I a, 6 29
4 64
4 14
$ Ml $ 61
I 61 $ frv
3 691 3 64
4 b
4 47,
4 681
4 27
Jan. 21
7k,
6 16
4 26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22.
23.
24.
26.
26.
27.
28.
1 SU'I
6 631 6 62
4 6S
4 69i
4 66,
4 48
4 66
4
4 69 6 03
14
6 21
3 661
4 Ml
6 OH
3 61
3 CI
$ 46
4 68
6 11
112
$ 60
4 fcl-H.
4 72
6 66
6 64
6 04
it
i 181
I 61
S 63
I 72
$ 67
I BU(4j
4 81 Vs
4 62
6 96
t 22
$ ti
3 62
$ 64
a
I 46
$ 64
9...
iS'.m
6 98j 6 28,
4 42j
Jan.
30
31.
1.
2..
3..
4.
6.,
6 tt 11! o 2oi 4 b4
6 671 6 971 ( 171 4 661
j 6 93j 6 22 4 671
3 70.
t Ml
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4 72
1
4 73V
urn I t ai 4 w
9 70 5 92 4 62
3 04 3 63
Feb.
4 84'
4 61
$ 69 $ 73
1 69, $ 72
Feb.
Feb.
4 S1 6 941 6 31 '
6 82 6 ll 6 23 4
4 76
$ 72
'Indicates 8unday.
The clflclal numhnr nf corn nf stock
Drought In today bv each road waa:
noao. Seattle, tlog. Sft p. H sea.
C, M. A St. P. Ry....
22
. I
waDasn z
Union Pacific Syelem.ll
C. & N.1 W. Ry .;. 4
F.. E. & M. V. R. R..15
2
10
11
24
tf
18 i
8
4
ii
C, 8. P., M. & O. Ry.. 7
0. or .m. ny ...81
C., B. & Q. Ry 1
KV.' C. & St'j
C, R. I. sc P., east.. 1
41. A. CK AT .t WBBl..
Illinois Central
Chicago Great West.. 1
Total receipts 80
109
24
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as loiiows. eacn buyer purchasing: tin
numoer ui neaa inaicatea:
Buyer. Cattle. Hosts. Sheen.
umau facaing to ;..
Swift and Company 621
1,709
1,620
2,110
1,190'
1.647
Cudahy Packing Co 109
Armour & Co 869
Armour t Co.. K. City.....
Carey & Benton 33
1,769
1,472
mil ec iiuntsinger 1
Huston & Co 10
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 6
. .. ...
Wolf & Murnan 27
Hobbick & B...... 16
Sum Werthelmer 12
J. B. Root ft Co 48 .
M. Hagerty & Co 3
Other buyers 199
....
Total
.2,122 7,711 4.781
CATTLE There waa not a
heavy run
of cuttle here this moraine:.
even for a
Friday, -but the market waa in bad shape
from start to finish. There Is still a big
shortage of refrigerators cars, and, aa a
I result, pacaers are loaaea ud wun meat
ilh no ,Snn to nnv. It One nnclcer
stated this morning that they had Vm,.-
I ming over twenty cars oi aresseo oeei m Dijo.r ..i-r unmuu-i.r. c..n, u,-j
. rt . . h . nnmlhead: market atrOng to hither: good to
- - ' . '- - ' hB, i",h roaa
" ' . " ' " . . . . .T .
it eannot.be expected mat nackera win do i m-isji..--active
buyers. . ' I . ' ' '.7
Tho beef steer market this morning was
very dull, and could safely be quoted lo
loo .lower tnan yesteraay s general mar
ket. The greatest decline waa , OD the
common' and part fat kinds, riAa--oom
I pared with the high sales yestarday. morn-
ng, the decline In some cases amounted
to even mora, thnn lOtfrl&c. Salesmen- were
naturally very slow to take oft as much
1 as mat, s-liu lui iimi rnivu.iiUHi wM.i
verv slow from start to
nnisn ana tne
day well advanced before anything Ilk a
clearance was made. .
The cow market was in snout tne same
condition as the trade on steera. The de
cline amounted to safely lculbc, ana com
salesmen were calling the market even
worse than that. - It was the miJdle of the
forenoon before many cattle crossed the
scales and the day was wel advanced be
fore a clearance was maae.
vtuiia worn also HUfflSo lower, but veal
calves were In rather light supply and did
not show much of a loss.
The stocker and feeder market was very
nnturallv dull. Friday Is renerally a bad
ii-.v for stock cattle and the drop in the
firi'ce of killers helped to weaken stockers
. .4 tan.r, ,ttll morn Tha msrkel eniiM
probably be best described by celling It
dull knd weak. Representative sales:
EKF BTEERS-
!4a
A. Pr.
.. 744 1
Ka,
II..
At. Pr,
101 I 7
1031 I 71
1041 4 71
, UK I II
1141 I 10
1040 I 44
4144 I 0
1174 4 40
101 I II
1300 4 00
13M 4 00
1171 4 II
mi 4 10
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..1100 I 40 I....
.. 110 8 40 71....
.. 171 $ 44 II ...
..1004 111 1....
..10O0 I 44 1....
..1100 I 44 II....
..10114 I 40 II....
..lll 1 40 44....
..1044 $ 44 !....
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STEERS AND BULLS.
Ill i 10
STEERS AND STAGS.
,.....14o Kin
STEERS AND COWa
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114 8 10
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1071 t M
m IM
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1161 I 16
1114 I 40
1"I4 I 40
1064 1 40
711 $ 60
103 I 64
1047 8 40
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COWS AND HEIFERS,
14..
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.1004 $ 44
14..
, 147
I M
HEIFERS.
114 I II 4
424 I tft . 14
471 I 14 1
170 I 40 IS
170 8 44
1 474 t 74
, HO t 04
. 464 I 16
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..1364 t 04
.. 444 I II
..1010 I 24
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..1120 I 10
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.. 400 I 41
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.. 446 I 44
.. , 40
..11) I 60
..Hit 1 40
..1100 t 40
..1460, t 44
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t...
s4 stock and toilers
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CALVES,
1 104 I 24 4 147 4 It
1 40 4 00 1............ an 4 if
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I tt I 60 1 M IH
1 40 I 44 1 441 $ IS
1 .....lull I 14 I..
t 400 I II 11..
1 T44 I 44 4..
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HOGS There was only a fair run of hogs
here thla morning, but reports from all
points were unfavorable to the selling In
terest, and, aa a result, prices eased off
here also. The decline amounted to about
a nickel. Trading was not very brisk, ss
buyers did not take hold aa freely as they
might, nor did salesmen appssr very anx
ious to sell at the decline. The bulk ef
the olferlonTB. thoush. waa disposed of be
fore the middle of the forenoon. The
I Uarht welarhta sold larsely from $4 70 down.
I medium weights from It 7 to St-H, food
heavy hogs from 94.74 to 44 Jo. snd prime
henvles from $4 80 to $4.90.
The close of the hos market wan very
slow and week, as packers seemed to have
their more urgent orders filled. Some of
the late soles were as much nn a nickel
lower than the early maiket. Representa
tive sales
at. m;
Mo. at. 4h. Tr.
lit .144 ... 4 7T's
41 IM 40 4 77
04 3(4 40 4 77
4 141 40 4 T7
41 .441 40 4 77
Tf. 1. .lit ... 4 77'a
Tl ..244 ... T74
4T t.st 1W 4 T7,
14 241 ... 4 TTV,
47., 14 ... 4 TTuj
40 2S4 40 4 TT
00 2l 120 4 TT4
t,7 MS 0 4 17i,
41 JhS f0 4 T7t
ST 240 4 TTv
0 121 10 4 0
I ITS III IN
14 144 ... 4 t
4 2Jt ... 4 0
44 141 40 4 10
71 IM ... 4 SO
Tl ...IM 40 4 0
TS 244 10 4 0
70 .Ill Mt) 4 40
W........IM ... 4 10
4f, Ill ... 4 IK
41 24 f 40 4 24
41.. V ... 4 2't
(T S"0 in 4 12 n
4 2f. 120 4 M't
(I K4 ... 4 45
44 14 t0 4 5
44 127 40 4 IS
41 Ill 40 4 M
11 IM ... 4 41
M I" 4 40 4 IS
tr. I4 ... 4 17V,
M H4 ... 4 I74
Cll JM ... 4 M
II ISO ... 4 OS
II 104 ... 4 15
....174 ...
....7 ...
,,..14 ...
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4 44
14.
... 4 47
... 4 70
... 4 70
40 4 TO
4 TO
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... 4 70
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40 4 70
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.111
.211
4 TV
SHEEP Thers waa a fairly liberal run
ot sneep nere this morning for a many,
hat ths demand seemed to be In good
shape, and, as a result, the market on the
better grades ruled quite active, with prices
Bteaa vto ntrons. as compared wun yes
terday. The market Is now f tf 1 1 y lO-uluo
higher than the low time last Tuesday, and
the better grades show In some cases
still greatet improvement. . Home western
i en ,min soia tnis morning tor o. n, oui
they werr ,-holce. The Common kinds of
both sheep snd lambs were neglected, the
same as usual, and were nn more than
steady with ' yesterday. While the good
stuff sold early the common kinds were
neglected and salesmen found it hard to
move them.
There Is nothing new to be said of feed
ers. - Very few were offered today and
the market as a general thing was about
steady with yesterday.
Quotations tor corn-fed stock: Choice
Western lambs, $6.2.rij5.60; fnlr to good
Inmbs, $i.0OJf 3.25; good to choice yearlings,
M.&ifaco&t fa r to sood year ngs. M.wu-4.40
good to choice wethnrH. $3.74.00; fair to
good wethern. $3 60i63.76; good to choice
ewes, tl .26i 3,10: flr tn eoori ewen. t OJV7?V;6:
choice feeder lambs, $4.O0iS(i4.T5; fair to good,
:i.wku4.uo; teener yearlings, va.twgpi.wi ieaer
wetners, ..oU3.76; leeaer ewes, z v)j.uu;
- r.. n rj. ..... l . . .
culla 31. 754i2.oS. Renresentatlvs. ealat:
rio. av. it.
- - -
1 Mexican buck 100 2 60
28 western ewes .' 101 3 25
1 western iwa 70 ' 8 60
160 western ewes 96 I 60
82 western ewes 120 3 f.'.'Vi
a western venninar ewes... im ini
34 western ewes 92 4 26
14 western lambs 76 4 60
266 western lambs 63 4 60
19,1 western lambs 67 4 75
1R3 Mexican yearling wethers.... 74 4 76
l3 Mexican yearling wetners.... 75 4 is
263 western yearling wethers.... 79 4 85
104 western lambs 78 4 90
74 western ewes 89 8 on
1 western ewe iw 3 w
221 western ewes 100 8 60
220 western ewes 107 8 60
249 western ewes W 3 60
2' western ewes ...v 94 3 60
23 western ewes '. 96 8 60
104 western yearling wethers.... 94 4 60
300 western yearling wethers.... 90 4 50
109 western lambs 49 4 78
297 Mexican yearling ewes 70 4 86
CUICAQO LIVB STOCK MARKET.
Market Rteatdy and Receipts Show the
I.ast-Kndof--Wrek 'Dnllness.
CHICAGO.- Feb. S. CATTLrS Receints.
8.600 head; market steady; good to choice
steersi 34.90frt.5O: Door to medium. $4. 26(11
I 4 80; stockers and feeders, t2.264j4.15; heifers,
I $2.0O-4.6O; canners, $1.602.4O; bulls, S2.04.ty
4.90; calves. $S.00ei.25.
HOtitWHecelpts, 2.000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 20,900; mixed and butchers, $4.75
ti.uo; gooa -to cnoice neavy, 4.Riie.i6;
rough heavy, S4.75ft4.90; light, $4.30444.90
bulk of sales, Ji-TmiM. . ,
choice wethers. 44.00tS4.5O: fair to choice
1 -..,.., . ) rz.9LA Art
Kansas Cltr Lire Stock Market.
X ANSA 8 CITT. -Feb. S.-CATTLJ5 Re
ceipts, $."0 head; no southerns; market
steady; export and dressed beef steers,
S4.2Olg6.00; fair to good, $3.75tS4.26; wentern
fed steers? $a.50?4.iv, stckera and feeders,
I $2.85&i4.0;, southern ateers. $3.25(34.10; south,.
I em cown 12 iMfl .90; nnllve cows, IV 7fU-l or
I native heifers, $2,504)3.75; bulls, $2.254j3.60;
iivf a, ivru.uv,,
II Ct 1 a I) O BAA l. A. , MAt.A'Sl4h
...... .... ' , , f i . . a.. . ,,,m:k , -j?
lOo lower; ton, $4.96: bulk of sales, t4.flf.-if
4.60; heavy, $4.864.95: packers, M.iti4.90;
pigs M(l lights, 4.0ll4.70.
BiiniHit- ainu uamhs receipts, ftott nean;
market steady; native iumbs, $4.60ii6.60j
western lambs. $4.'-i'tf.50: fed ewes. $3.0if4
8.85; western fed yrs lings. $4.004.76; stock.
era ana feeders, 33.oog4.lo.
St. toala Live Stock Market.
T. LOUIS. Feb. 5. CATTLE Receints.
1,600 head, including 800 Texans; market
siow ana siafuiyi native snipping and ex
port steers. l4.2Mfi.OO: drenaed heef anil
butcher steers, $4.ooti4.f5; steers under l.ooo
lbs., $3.60t4.40; stockers and feeders, $2.15a
I nf)4U. .,, 1 1 to Ir.rA tr. . f no rw..n
I Texas and Indian steers, $2.7&4.10; cows
I and heifers, $2.ooS2.90.
ntsjs-neceipis, s.ow neaa: market Bo
lower; pigs ana lights, 4.4i)4.6&; packers,
$4 o41"; best heavy, $4.H0 00. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelpts, 1.500
icnti, nia.in.r-L. iniriy BCllve. nrm native
muttons. -S3.75tfr4.60j lambs, M.8rVf.R5; culls
ana ducks, ij.oum-t.ov; stocsers, fJ.ootjis.OO,
t. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JO8EPH. Feb. . CATTr.TOnw
celpts, 1.4S9 head; market was lOf&ISc lower;
natives, J .'trt.uo; cows anc heirers, $1.60
fj3H&: stockers and feeders, $2.504.16.
HOrjB Receipts. 7.617 head: market was
steady to 10c lower; light, $4.664j4.90; me-dlum-and
heavy, S4.65ilr6.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $67
neaa; inarset waa steady to strong.
Hoax City Live Stock Market.
jwv v . . a, a . , ru, . , niwi mi x ela
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 600 head. Mar
ket steady; beeves, S3.5Ccf4.70; cows, bulls
snd vnixea. r--aUl.n: mockers and feeders.
$2.76-83 AO; calves and yearlings, $2.K0i83.60.
riot Receipts, t.'jon head. Market 60
lower, selling at S4.40iff4.90; bulk. $4.7034.74,
' Stock la Sight.
Following; are the receints of live stock
ror tha six principal western cities yester
day: . .... Cattle. Hoga, Sheen,
Bouth Omaha 1.921 7.8 i 6.216
Chicago $.600 1 2.000 4,000
Kansas City 2,to 7.500 boo
bt. IOU1S .l.bOO 8,U"0 l.hOQ
St. Joseph .....,,.l,4t 1617 967
Bious city o"u o.zuu
Totals
......10.881 30,108 14,227
Kaasaa City Orala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. S. WHEAT Msy,
T84tf7i74c; July, 7675c. casn: iso. ;
1 1 Call tl, Otsy , 44 4, o, " i t-i-., t 1 - u 1 ,
relected. 66fi70c: No. S red, 864; 96c; No. S,
S-. av T-4a ktlrst'lrt ami a m 7v rsm mi as rv n a n vn , stn
S8iS94e. . .
'ohn.miv. ae'ie: juiv. umq. t nsn: ino
S mixed, 42c; No. i white, 44c; No. S, 439
4Vke- ......
HATH-Mi x wnite. c: rxo. x mtxea. 41c.
HAY-Cholce timothy. S9.60Q9.76; choice
prairie, 17.60.
nxrj no. s, w-sm.
BUTTER Creamery, 19a-21c; dairy fancy
18.-
pina Ul.l,.,i Ulum.l A T-f .
1 1. 1 y j D , I'ii'., ... ... . , w , v. . . ,,,,
esses returned. 26c; new No. S whltewood
cases included, tic. ,
Keceiprs. Bhlpmentn.
Wheat, bu 107.200 124. 8fN)
Corn, bu 42.4oO 40.800
OaU, bu 16,000 - 18,000
Mlaaeapolls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. S.-WHEAT-May.
93c; Ju'y. 929Ic; September, 81e; on
track, No.- 1 hard, 96c; No. 1 northern,
93o: No. S northern, fcv'c; No. S northern,
FIt)l!K First patenta, 44.7Mfl.8n; second
patents. M.65ta4 76; first clears. S3.6Otii3.40:
setond clears, $2 60?V2 60.
BRAN Higher; In bulk, $16.0015.36.
Mllwaakeo Grala Market.
MITWAI'KEE. Feb. S. WHEAT Dull:
No. 1 northern. 93c; No. S northern, 9uc;
Msr. 95o aked.
RYB Hlg-heri NO. 1, BaMsS.
BARl.EY-Dull; No. S, 62o; sample, 39
0c.
CORN Firmer; No. S. 43J44c; May, M'tc
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Feb. SEEDS Clover, cash
and February, $4 82; Match. $4 87: April.
A. ajar .. 1.IU.r til to4 Il..i.u
Y. IV. f I 1IU4S tummr, 4JP4A. W. 114431 UIUVIU,
$1.40.- a
. ra.atr.th Grata MArk'
DULITH. Minn., Feb. S WHEAT-lB
fore. No. t hard. 9c; No. 1 northern
f c; No. 1 ItorUiern, vc; to arrive: No. I
gird. 94c; No. 1 northern. S3Vc; No. I
i.rlhsrn, 90Sc; Mu V-l'ic; July, 90c; Sep.
l-mber. Sic.
OATS on track snd to arrive. 41Wc.
OMAHA WIIOlKAI.R MARKET.
Coadltlnu of Trade and Quotations oa
gtaple nail Fanry Prod ace.
EaOS Receipts, moderate; fresh slock.
t7c. .
.1VK POri.TRY-lIenn. WiMi spring
chickens. SViilk'; roosters, scconllng to sge.
44i I-; turkcs, 13'nl5c; ducks, 97loc; geese,
H'!-
IIKKB8KU 11H l.Tnl-lUTItrya, IWIl l"c;
docks, 11m 12c; gocee, l"c; chickens, 8VA
1("tC ...
Ill TT Ell 4 a eking stocs, Iiv; cnoice v
fnney dairy rolls. i:i(il4c; separstor. 22c.
FRr.SIl FISH Trout, P-ffl'-; plcserei, bj
tic; pike, 9-; perch, i.Titi'v; bliieflsh, 15c;
bltetlsh MiNVkc: snlmon. 11c: haddock. 10c:
codilsh, 12c; redsnapper. He: lobsters, boiled.
rer lb.. stc; iniistcrs, green, per in., w,
iiillhenils. 11c: cnttleb. i:t'ul4c: black bass.
2iK-; halibut. 13c; crsnplen, 12c: herring, 4c;
wnlte bass. ii; niuenns, sc; nmeiis. lutiuc.
tiYSTEHS New ork tnints, per can,
4.V; per gal.. $2: extra telect, per can, 36c;
per gal, $1.80; stsndard, per can, 2,c; per
gal , $1.60.
liKAN-i'fr ton, no no.
II AY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholrssla
ricHlcrs' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
$'V50; No. 2. $H; medium. $6.60; coarse, $5; rye
straw $5. These prices are for hay of good
color tint! quullty. Demand fair and re
ceipts light.
RYE -No. t, 60c.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, $1; Dakota, per
bu., 90c; natives. 85c.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, per bbl.,
$3.50.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.26.
CELERY-Small, per dos., 2iS6c; larga
Cnllfornln. to: 76c and 9tK-.
ONIONS 8anlnh, per crate. $1,751 Colo
rado .yellow and red, per lb., 2c.
CAHBAUR Wisconsin Holland. IVic; new
California. 8"c.
TURNIPS Canada rutabagas, psr lb.,
iv,c; white, per bu.. 40c.
CARROTS Per bu., 76c. -.'
PARSNIPS Per Int.. 600.
BEETS- Per bit., 60e.
CAUL.lFLoWEK-4Jallfornla, per orate,
$2.75.
CUCUMBERS-Per dos., 1. 26471. C4. .
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
cmtes. $:i.
RAIHSHES Per dos. bunches. c.
LETTUCE HEAD Per dos. bunches, 90o
fi$l.00; per bbl., $7; , leaf lettu-e, per doa.
bunches. 45c.
-.TURNIPS Southern, per dos., 75c.
BEETB-Southern. per dos.. 75c. '
CARROTS-Sotithern, per dos., 75c. I
PARSLEY Southern, per dot., $1.
. FRUITS.
, AFPLES-Callfornla Bellflowcrs, per box, ..
$1.6n; New York export Ureenlngs, Russets
and Baldwins, $3.7.
GRAPES Imported Malagas, per keg,
$4.00.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., $7.00;
per box, $2.50; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
$7.60; Bell and Cherry. $4 60.
STRAWBERRIES Florida, per qt., 60c I
TROPICAL. FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida Brlghts and Russets,
nil sizes, $2.25; navals. all sixes choice,
$2 2Mi'2.50; fancy, all slses, $2.75.
LEMONS California fancy, 300 to 860,
$2.60; choice. 240 to 270 sixes, $3.25.
FIGS California, per lb-lb. cartons, 85c;
Imported Smyrna, S-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
16c; 7-crown, 16c. .
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch.
S3.04l4j-2.60: Jumbos, $2,764)3.26.
COCOAN Ulo-rer sacs, oi.uu, vi vi..,
60c.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 rtkgs.,
00; per lb., In 60-lb. boxes, 6c; Oriental
uffed dates, per box, $2.40.
MISCELLANEOUS,
r-tririrair wtseonsln twins, full cream.
12c; Wisconsin Voung Americas, 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin onca, uo, ifuwiuiu
llmburger,. 12c. .
HONEY-Ncbraska. per 24 frames. $3.00;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames $3.25.
MAPLE BUUAtt-tmm, i-r 111.,
CIDER-Per bbl.. $5.50; per bbl ., 2S.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2c; shelled, 8(U,3o.
HORSERADISH Per case of S doi..
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft-shell, per '
15c; hard-shell, rr lb.. He; No. 2 soft
shell per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard-shell, per lb.,
12c; Vraslls. 'per lb.. Uc; filberts, per lb.,
11c; Almonds, soft-shell, per lb.. 15c; hard
shell, rer lb., 13c; pecans, ltrt-ge, per lb.
12c; srrtall, per lb,, 10c; peanuis, rjr, ' i
roasted teaniMs. er It... 7c; Chill wol
nuts. T2n8c: large hickory nuts per bu
$1.50; shell barks, per bu., $2.00; black wul-
HIDtSe-No. 1 green. 6ci No . I T!"1
No..l salted. No. 2 sHlted, 4c; No. i.
: " 1 a n 19 Inn KlAc; lo. 2 veal calf,
IS I " Vis lbs.; c: drV salted hides tl?o:
ahoep pelW. 25(8150; horse hides.. $1.5oa2.o0.
.--, f)ry ' Clouds Market. ".
...cnn -vm-atr .-Can K nTtY OOODS-BllV-
irtil' hBRtieen 'limited, the unusual condi
tions or ins-niwaei i '
stnrfa''affrnV tlr As time beinar ind, await
d?velprrfents:r. 'While no weakness on tho
part' of1 sellers '1b. evident; slightly mors
disposition to -quote prices where otiota
tlons were refused a few flays; ago is evi
dent.' But both buyer and sellrr. are pnr
sulng a conservative policy, the manufac
turer not being Inclined to sell very far
ahead even were no aoie.
gaa-ar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-8UQAR Rawi firm;
fair refining, 2 27-32&2e; cenirmigai. o
test, Sl-16c; molasses sugar, 3 19-323 c; re-
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle. 20f23c;
centrifugal, 1516c. Syrup, quiet, 22fi2oc.
GOLD MINING WITH
' DREDGE BOATS
The Almeda ipold.. nredgrlBgr Com
pany - of Hi fie, Colorado, Incorporated
for $100,000.00, haa 600 acrea of rich Placer
ground that averages 25 cents a yard, and
aro Installing a Dredge. Boat that handle
S.000 yards a day. Tha operating expenses
of this boat will not exoeed S cents a yard.
giving the stockholders an annual income
ot TS per cent on the eapl tall ration, or $1.60
on each share. "
The par value of this stock Is $1.00 and
nonassessable, and la gold at 60 cents a
shar. ' The company ''hag about 46,000
aharea left unsold, and you should send at
once for some of them. Subaoribtions
takcru for any numbor.'
Reference, First National Bank of Rifle,
Colo.
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Ftnu, RANCH andCRAZIHa
Western Land g
8 long ths line of ths Unlos Pselfls
ilres4 sre attracting the attsntioa ol
Capitalist sosking
INVESTMENT
The purchsso of cheap Weitera lends
(told for csak or ea time payments) is
fully iuatihed by 4he present prices and
existing conditions for subatantlal snd
growing revenue., bath opportunities
in ths Weat are fsit pasaing. facta,
maps and particulars FkEK.
La FID DEPT. Uslsa Padfta St.. Onuka. Nek.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
QRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wo have ever 160 etTloao.
Rafstencesi 176 State and Nat l Sanaa,
OV SEKYICa IS TUB BEIT,
Out of Town BnsinBBg Solicited.
Oniaaa Branch 1 1414 Pas-rasa t- Tst.4f
TKOS. M. WADDICK. CorretpoodMt
S. SLEUMAN
Grain, Provisions & Sticks.
Room 1 N. T. Ufa Bldg.
Tel. too.
Operates IS Offices tn This Btata
Establishsd 1S97.
GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain. Provisions tft Stocks.
- Metnbrs Omaha Oraln Kxctiangs,
Chicago Board of Trade and other
exchangf s.
Correspondents Bartlett, Fratler k
Carrlnglon.
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