TITE OMATTA DAILY HEE: PUNDAT, FTBHtTARY 14. 1904.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
er- i tt . i o-v A tt.. Tr:.i
Uglier Pncei of Cash wmt 116 Vltfcl I
Effect oq Speculation.
DEMAND FOR MAY EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY
Later la the Day, Selling 6ffers,
the Market Fades Away
Finally Clones at
Klghtr. '
OMAHA. Saturday, Feb. 13, 1904.
iTie hlgniT price oh rash wheat nave
had their ettect on the speculative mnrket
and Chicago opened up (strong, May being
,t: better than the close of ihursuay and
July equally active. Omaha opened up
strong hiso in May, but not pi mucH an in
July. There waa a strong demand earlier
in the day among the pit crowd for May
wheat and It was bid up to lVc. ivc
above the opening, with email offering to
aatlsfy the uemnnd. Letter on. selling orfers
the market faded away again to aOc, at
which figure It cloned. Chicago nhowed a
fluctuation of u over and under the
opening tlgure. In July. Chicago cloned
Weaker than the opening, but Omaha closed
with a c advance.
May corn waa active In Omaha, but not
ao Interesting aa usual. It opened at Thurs
day's cloning figure, not showing the
strength of Chicago, but later advanced
4e. No Intercut wan manifested In the
atrong Chicago oat situation.
The range in prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close today and
Thursday waa as follows:
Closed
Open. High. Iw. T d y. Ths.
wneai-iHBj ., ty snt vj pi ,g
July
7
7
44
44
41
76
Corn May
July
0 ts May
March ...
.... 4ll-v4
44
.... 41
.... 3U
4
44
41
44o R 4:t-
44 B 4i
41
Local lank Grata Market.
heat felt the effect of the continued
buying of millers at top prices for con
tract grades and of the very firm condi
tion of the Kansas City market, and as
a result a large amount changed hands
on the floor at from lc to 2c advance over
prices ruling Thursday. Receipts were 6
cars In and S out; a week ago, i cars.
Bales of car lots by sample on track,
Omaha:
Hard Winter Wheat No. ,! cam, (We; 26
cam, 78c; No. 4. 1 car, tbln burnt), 66c.
Corn also ruled firm, with an advance
averaging o. No contract corn wan In
night and little No. 3 offered. Receipts
were zs cars in ana m out; one week ago, I
IV cars. .
8n lee of carlota by sample on trade,
Omaha:
Mixed Corn No, 4, I cars, 40c: I cars,
3Sc; 3 cars, 3c.
Yellow Corn-No. t, 1 car,' 41c: No. 4, 1
car, fic.
Receipts of oats were better than for sev
1
eral days, being 10 cars in and 11 out; one
week ago. l car. The ruling price waa xW
lo up.
taien ot cariota by sample on track,
maha:
White Oata-No. J, 1 car. 39c; No. 4, 1
car, 39c. a
Harley No. 4, 3 ears, 43e.
WHEAT-No. I hard, 2MSc; No. t hard,
7WK2; No. 4, hard. Mi76o; No. 3 spring,
jjfc-Bo. No. 3 spring, 7ttyS4c; No. 4 spring,
CORN No. I, 42fffo; No. 3, 40ff41c; No.
4, W3oc: No. 3 yellow, 42ra43c; No. 8 yellow,
47420; No. 3 white, 42m 43o; No. 3 white,
41(3 4"c.
OATH No. 2, 840c; No. 3. S7f!39c; No. 4.
3'3Hc; No. 3 white. 424f4Se; No, 3 white.
8&41c; No. 4 white, SuylOc; standard
4U'u4ua
Kotes from the Exchange Offices.
Omaha Inspections of grain were 63 cars.
Of wheat, 3 cars graded No. 8 hard winter,
1 car No. 4 and 1 car no grade. Of corn, 12
cars graded No. 3, 16 cara No. 4, 3 earn No.
8 yellow, 1 car No. 3 white. 1 car No. 4
white, 8 cars no grado. Of oats, 3 cars
graded No. 3 white and 6 cars No. 4 white.
Of rye, 8 car graded No. 8 and 1 oar No. 4.
Grata Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prices of grain at the markets
named Thursday and, today were a fol-
KANSAS CITT.
Today.
81
78
Wheat
May ..
July ..
..
July
Wheat
May ..
July ...
Corn-
Thurs.
7
7o
4.'B
45
46
. 46
ST. LOUIS.
02
86
92'
85
ro
60
May
.,. v
July
49
MlIN IN CAt'ULlH.
Wheat
May 36
July 84A
DULUTH.
Wheaft
May 91
July 4B
NEW YORK.
Wheat
May 97
July 83
93
82
93
31
Notes of the Grain Trade.
Word Is received from Dallas, Tex., that
Oklahoma No. 8 red wheat sold there for
$110.
A Chicago telegram says 16,000 bushels
of No. 1 northern wheat which has been
field there In bins was sold today for
earn pies at 88c. . .
Chicago receipts were 17 cars of wheat,
1 of which was contract; 194 cars of corn,
ot which 1 car was contract, and 129 cars
of oats, 8 cars being contrast.
Argentine Shipments.
Wheat, this week. 2.9S4.O0O bu.: last week.
3,815,000 bu.; last year 1,680,000 bu. Corn, this
week, 47I.OU0 bu.; last week, 6X.0OO bu.: laat
rear, S34.0t bu, riax, this week, 1.3u2,uuO
u. ; laat week, l,62O,0uo bu. ; last year, 1,192,-
uuu DU.
.Wheat, January I to date. 10,080,000 bu.;
yeaa ago. 4. ,!,.aj du.; increase, o..w Vu-
V.UI ill . 1,1I.,UUV V1I, SUb Vtfl.WV wu.,
crease, a.&oii.ooa bu.
CHICAGO OIIAIX AKU PROVISIONS.
Featares ot the Tradlnar and Closlac
Prloes oa Board ( Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13. Speculative trading In
the wheat pit here today, was a reflection
of the higher prices belng'pald for the cash
article in all outside grain markets. The
nirenath abroad waa alxo a bull factor. The
market closed firm with May wheat C(iSu
higher than Thursday's final figures. May
corn waa up VuV". while oals showed a
gain of lc. Provisions were easier, cloning
ixulOo lower.
The wheat pit was affected more per
haps by the strong cash situation reached
from all quartern than by any other fac
tor. The demand was principally ior the
July delivery, the congested condition of
the May option offering small Inducements
to the majority of traders. Wheat prices
at Uverpool and Parts were considerably
higher than yesterday and the fact that
these markets showed gains in the face of
increased shipments from Australia and
Argentine helped Instill confidence Into the
minds of traders here. May opened ib-So
to H4e higher at 98'a06c. while July
was up bo at asu.o. There was an
arlv advance to 88'kQ9o for July on an
active general demand, but the May option
held steady during the first hour. The lead
ing long took advantage ot the advance In
the price of July and sold out a considerable
line. Smaller traders followed the lead and.
In consequence, a drop to 80 occurred.
The downward trend of the Ally delivery
affected May, forcing the price down to
96c. St. Louie houaes covered a big line
ot July during the latter part or the day.
The market responded to the Improved de
mand and prices again reached the top
figures. Some of the advance was subae.
queraly lost on profit taking, but the close
was firm, with May 96c. July had a
net advance or 14ilc, closing at 88s8e
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 239.8W) bushels. Primary receipts were
(xl.TuO bushels, against 624.800 bushels a yeur
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 44 cars, compared with
fetft cars last week and 429 cars a year ago.
The oorn market was strong, but the
voluzna of business was small, owing to a
lack of offeilngs. The fact that the prin
cipal holder of wheat has taken a aonil-
nent position on ths long ride ot the J orn
market caused the local crowd to favor the
buying side. While there was considerable
long corn on the market at times, an ac
tive demand from several of the larger com
mission houses readily absorbed all offer
ings. Much of the buying waa based on
the supposition that there Is very little
good corn In ths country. An Increased
shipping demand and ntrong foreign mar
kets were additional bull factor. . The
opening on May was 4j"o to S4ic higher
at W'.'iMSc. and after wiling between 61't.c
and 641'ti4c, cloeed at bc. July was up
VHc. closing at 62c. Iocsl receipts were
144 esrs. one of contract grade,
The feature of trading in oats was the
heavy buying of both May and July deliv
eries by ths leading bull houses. Offerings
were email throughout the duy and In con
sequence the market ruled strong. While
the strength In other grains, waa an influ
ence, the greatest strength was derived
m the fvt that the prices early in the
W'k discouraged farmers from marketing
their grain, so receipts are sanin light.
nay was uncnanirra at so nigner at Itw
mart cpelng nt 4i43'.c. and after netting
Ui to 44UO closed at 41V.C July closed He
higher and "V, after Hotline at aDSflMHc.
Local receipts were K. cars.
Tli iirnvivlftn nmrkfl w weak early on
selling, due to liberal receipts of Inns snd
a decline nf loo In price I nt the yard. Hell
fr" coveren ireeiy rinii on nujins
from pat kers the market firmed up. There
wun some iiiuio:ttion, wnii-ii ciui"-.i . mh
mcT feeling at the close. My pork opened
at IH.MV'H and Hfter selling up to
114. closed lcc lower at $14.7. Mny
lard cloned with a net lss of "'v at W .
Ribs were off 8c at ti 67. Kstimated re
ceipts for MihkIiiv: Wheat. Xt oars; com,
665 cm; outs. 3(4 cars; hogs, fci.UtiO head.
The leading futures ranged ait follows:
Arttcles. Open. Hlgh.l Low. C'lose.l Yesy.
Wheat
May pifi'.W'-i;
sv .;' 9h
MH,4V8 V4Virt
Julv
8opt.
Coin
Feb.
May
Julv
r.t iBtsfrt
K4V. f:"4
64'
6i!Vi
&2VuV
63
62V US
Oat
Feb.
May-
luly
Bent.
41Sl
43tj'4:i'i
444
43
44ii 44H
3!i 39S'.
aav
M 33VtT
Fork ,
rk-.
lay I 14 S2
uly 114 66
rd- 1
May
14 SO
14 7H
14 62Vi 14 72i 14 72H
14 66 I 14 62: 14 62
7 62H 7 GS 7 65
7 72' 7 72 7 72
J
May
7 62
7 70 I
7 77
July
Ribs
May
July
7 TiVi
1 02H
7 10
7 22V,
7 0! 7"7!7 07B
7 15 7 17i 7 17
7 IS
No. 2.
Cash nuotatlons were as follows
FLO I'll Steady : winter patents, $4.4tJ
4 6": straights. J4.1ii4.S: spring patents.
H."f4.50; atralghts, 3.SUj4.10; bakers, $2.0
d(34i1.
WHEAT-No. 3, S.Hfifl6o; No. 2 red, 94i8
CORN No. 2. Poc: No. 2 yellow. 60c.
OATS No. 2, 41-Vu42c; No. 3 white, 4131
iC.
It YK No. 2. r
HARLKY-tlood feeding, 40?i42c; fair to
choice malting, 4MiNle.
8KKIS-No. 1 llax, 11.11: No. 1 riorth-
western, 31.18. Timothy, prime, $3.10. Clover,
contract grade, JI0.76.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, rr bbl., 114.60
(M.62. Lard, per 100 lop., 17 421t7.46. Bhort
ribs sides (loose). tfilVnlM): short clear
sides tooxed, 37.127.25.
Following are the receipts and shipments
vi uour una grain
Receipts. Shipments,
Flour, bblp
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye, bu
ffi.) 4;.4'U
40.900 62.3'W
441, 800 2C7.700
m.VO WS.SOO
lb.3i0 H.WiO
Barley, bu 14M.7U0 69.5D0
On the I'roduce exchange todnv the but
ter market was firm; creameries, l&Q'CBc;
oairies, uwdb, r.ggs. weaker: at mark.
cases included, 28300.
Cheese steady to
iirm at nry iuc,
NEW YORK GFM5RAL MARKET.
ttootatlons
of the Day
oa Varloan
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. 13 FLOUR Receipts,
Zo,6j0 bbls.; exports, 22,761 bbls.j market
firm; Minnesota patents. H8.Vu5.li : Minne
sota bakers, $3.M0fa4.26; winter patents, $4.60
ti4.86; winter straights, $4.40fi4.66; winter
extras, t3.2Z',i3.6Q; winter low grades, 33.06if
8.40. Rye flour, firm; fair to good, 33.60W
3.75; choice to fancy, 33.75ig4.00. Buckwheat
flour, dull; 2.0orrf2.15.
. CORN MEAL Steady; yellow western,
11.16- city, $1.06; klln-drled, $2.90fiJ.OO.
RYE Firm; No. 2 western, 72c f. 0. b.
afloat: state and Jersey. 460080.
HARLEY Quiet; feeding, 76o c. I. t. New
Tork; malting, 60c c. I. f. Buffalo. .
WHEAT Receipts, 8,900 bu.; spot, firm;
No. 2 red, 7c elevator and 97c f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.08 f. o.
b. aoflat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f,
o. b. afloat. Ontlonn opened ntrong on bet
ter cables, small Indian shipments, strength
in casn wneai ana commission nouse nuy-
tng. Tin market closed nrm wun prices
VU4cnet higher: May. 97 i-WSTi'te. closed.
6c; July. WWiW 9-16c, closed, 3c; Sep
tember. 86".7c, closed, f'ic
CORN Receipts, 90.3f0 bu.; exports, 8,178
bu. : snot, nrm: No. 2. tiilo elevator and 64MQ
f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 yellow, 68o; No. 2
white, 64c. Options opened strong and ad
vanced on firmer cables, commission house
buying west and buying here. The close
was firm at uo net higher: May, SlfViJi
69e, closed, 6i)c; July, closed 6ic.
OAT8 Ttecelnts. 62.500 bu.: soot, firmer!
No. 2. 4!lc: standard whlto, 6lc; No. 2
white. K2c- No. white. Eiu,c: Mav. dulet.
RICE Steady ; domestic fair to extra, 3
T6c; Japan, nominal.
HopaKIrm: common to choice. 190.1. tMt
Sfip; 1902 crop, 24ft ?8o; Pact no coast, olds, 10
(jfloc: lima crop, L'lfi.ioc; iwiz crop, iviuib.
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
18c; Cnllfornla, 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
24 to 80 lbs., 14o.
TALIOW Dull: city. Be; country. 6Seoi
LEATHER Steady; acta, J3iU2tw.
WiVll Firm: domestic fleece. 2Ka"Me..
PROVISIONS Steady; family beef, $10.00
tf'11.00; mrsa, $3 00fi.00; beef bams, $20.60'
22.00; packet. $9.00SiO.OO; city extra India
mesa f IK Vrfl7.00. Cut meats, auiet: pickled
bellies, 1K"i&c; pickled shoulders, 6c; pickled
hams, JO!! 11c. I.ard, weak; western steamed,
$7.90; refined, weak; continent. $7.90; South
America. IS 60: comnound. 819c, Pork,
nteadv; family. $16 00; short clears, $14.50'iJ
16.26; mess, $16.604116.26.
BUTTER Firm; extra fresh creamery,
An ereamerv common to choice. 16f!i'26c;
creamery. H-jilSo; state dairy, 14S2fic; reno
vated, 12fi7c; held creamery, 145'22c; rao-
, ...... 107.1AU.
CliEESEStearty; state full cream fancy
small colored, September. 12c; late maoe.
loe; smau wniie. Beiini. j-.-, '"
made, l'ev, "irge rmoiru, orHl.,
late made. 10c; large white. September,
12c: late made, 10c. . . .
EGGS Firm; state ana Pennsylvania,
nearby average, firsts, 84c; state and Penn-
sylvanla, seconds to nrsis, uic; wuoioru
firsts, I2c,
St. Loo Is Grata and Provisions.
No. 2 red, cash, elevator. 98c; track, fl.02nf
104 May. 92c; July, c; rto. z nara,
""corn Higher: No. t cash. 44o; track,
ir.iLK.AA' XI uv 4Q4kC? Julv. 49'C.
OATS-Hlgher: No. 2 cash. 42c; track.
43c: May, 43c: No. 2 white, 44c.
FLO UK Advancing irns num. uuii-,
,J vlnl natents. $4.90446.00; extra fancy
and straight. $4
60fi'4.S5: clear, $3.8or.j.4.00.
hkkii Timothy, uulet. 82.60&2.80.
enfjM uAT Htendv. $2.40.
BRAN Firm; sacked east track, 87Sc
HAY-Steady: timothy, 8.00ttl3.00; prairie,
$9.(ii9.50. for ISO. i.
IRON OOTTONTIES-ll.OB.
BAGGING 6fl6tc.
HL-UP TWIK 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
$15.12: lard, lower, prime eteam, $8 90;
imcon, steady, boxed extra shorts, 7.S.;
clear ribs, $8.00; short clear, $8.12.
POl 11 Ki f.teaay, rmrarim, iw,,piiB,
iiu.- mrli.vi li'Uc: ducks. 13c: geese, tf'i7c.
Bl'TTKH Steady ; creamery, 182So;
dalrv. 15'19e.
vniio1jivrr at 28c. case count.
Reeelnta. Shipments
Flour, bbls 16.000 21,000
Wheat, bu 164.0u0 152, 0"0
Corn, bu 103.000
Oats, bu 13,000
ilS
W"4
Kaasaa City Grain and Provisions
KANSAS CITY, Feb. IS WHEAT May,
81fo8lSc; July, TTVoSc: cash, No. 2 hard,
66j8c; No- 3. 8285c; No. 2 fed, 98&$1.00;
No. 8. 94ii1t7e.
CORN-Jday. 46fl4M4c: July. 45545e;
cash. No. 3 mixed, 42tj42c; No. 2 white,
43WU44c; No. 3, 43c.
OATS No. 2 white, 42y43c; No. 2 mixed.
40l 41c.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $9.60G9.75: choice
prairie, r.50.
i v 1.-, XT.. 9 fAs
a'"" . . .
ti i'L-ij eruuin.rv .j ,. , n nnirv rinpv
I i . -. ' ' j 1 j
iSr.
EGGS Lower; ourauun ana miiihi
... i
stock, caaea returned, 26c; new No. I
whitewnod casea Included, -no.
Receipts Shipments.
Wheat, bu 64. 40 136,000
Corn, bu 87.200 39.000
Oats, bu 12,0u0 19.0U0
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 11 WHEAT May.
95c; July. 94tc; September, k4i84: on
track, jno. I nara, . i. a nunnern,
9fc: No. 2 northern, 93c; No. 3 northern.
hWnDOe.
FLOUR First patents. $4.8tva4 96; second
patents, $4.75; first clears, $3.6543.65; sec
ond clears. $2.56ia2 .
RAN-In bulk. $15.00315.2S. .
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. IS. WHEAT Firm;
No. 1 northern, rt'u'Joc; IV o. 1 nortnern,
9um91c; May, 6c.
RYE lc h aher: No. 1. 68c.
HA KLKY Market steady; No. 2, CS3o;
sample. WSc.
t'ORN-o higher; No. $. 44g45c; May.
040.
Dalnth Grain Market.
DULUTH". Feb. 13. WHEAT In store.
No. 1 hard, 6c; No. 1 northern. 4c; No.
2 northern. 2c; on track, No. 1 hard. She;
No. 1 northern, 84c; No. 3 northern. 2c;
May. 4c; July, wv; tk-ptember, ic.
OA l b on track and to arrive, Wnc.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Feb IS SEEDS Clover, cash
and February. $.0; March. $6.75; April, I
$6.65; prima alslke, $6.2q; prime timothy.
i.o.
Pcorln tiraln Market.
PEORIA. Feb. 13. CORN Firm;
I No. a, euVac: new. No, 4, c; No. 2, old,
I 4i4
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading L'stlesi and of Little Importance,
with a Email Attendance.
SMALL ROOM TRADERS ARE IN EVIDENCE
Opening Level la Higher to Conform
to Parity of London Irlren,
Match Mere Ufted the
Day freefone.
NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-The two hours
session of the stock exchange tolav in
tervening between the sessions of Thursday
ann ni'.ntiny attracted only a small at-
lenoance ot broKe.rs and members and the
trading was listless and unimoortant. The
opening level higher to conform to
me parity or London prices, whlh had
been lifted slightly yesterday durlfig the
holiday here. The small room traders at
tempted to take the day s prolits after the
uniiK eiaiemenc, with the result or carry
ing prices back to about the level of Thurs
day's prices.
Although the preliminary estimates of the
currency movement throurh regular chan
nels Indicated a gain In cash of about I2,0ou,-
me lc lease of 1,6'j3.U"0 shown by the
bank ntatement did not cause great surprise
an there was knowledge of considerable
shipments to Baltimore which did not figure
in me entimatcn. The nominal increawe in
the loans was lens than was exDected and
would be considered a negatively favoralile
lacior. me week s announcement of the
placing of I'iO.OiI.OcO of- eighteen months'
I'ennsylvanla company notes, $ti,tHK),Uo8 Mis
souri pacific notes and the news from Ha
vana or the subscription by New York
bankers to the l36.0Mi.miO Cuban loan, were
proof of the largo actual demand for credits
which are In course of satisfaction. There
seemed to be eom.Bpeclnl pressure directed-
against New York Central against a sharp
opening advance. Official denials that hn
issue of notes waa In contemplation by tho
company did not avail altogether to quiet
apprehennlonn on that subject
nusiness in bonds has teen less, the plac
ing of the railroad 'notes and various new
bond issues serving to divert the Inveat-
ment demand from existing issues. United
Btates new 4s cooinon have declined i ner
cent on call during tho week.
The following were the closing Quotations
on the New York Stock exchange:
Bales. High. Iiw. Close.
.. 6,0iK) 7 67H t7-vt
.. 3' 10 8!i 8St HS
.. 2,600 V 77 U 77
88
Atchison ,
do pfd
Haltlmore & Ohio.
do nfd
Canadian Paclllc.
1,400 11G' 116 116
Cent, of New Jersey..
Ibo
vnes. a unio
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chl. Great Western..
400 32 82
31
87
83
16
2'SJ
2u0
83
15
83
16
Chi. & North western..
K2
Chl., Mil. & St. Paul., 4,700 140 1397, 140
do rfd...
170
Chl. Term. & Trans...
9
lo nfd
100 19 19
is
7n
Big Four
Colorado Southern....
jno
100
16
63
16
63
16
do 1st pfd
53
do Zd pfd
22
Pela. A Hudson
inn io
100
Del.. Lack. & West..
2uo
271 271 2eS
Denver & Rio Grande
1H
do pfd
41
WO
1,0"0
7U0
w BY
25 26
64 64
42 42
67
25
64
42
71
81
127
18
30
18
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d cfd
Hocking Valley
no pia
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
600 127 127
do pfd
I Kan. City Southern
i ao pra
Louis. & Nashville.,.
Manhatten L
Metro. Securities
loi" 103 i!3
34
700
aim wou ii'. m
85
Metro. St. Rv
Minneapolis Sr St. L
117
60
62
M., St. P. & St. Ste. M 400 61
60
do pfd 100 122
J 23
121
Missouri Pacific 1,100 S9
Ma.,. Kan. & Texas.... UK) 1H
89 89
10 16
js
do ttfd 100 86
Nat R. R. Mex. pfd
New York Central.... 4,"J 115
Norfolk & Western... 2O0 67
113 113
5! ?!H
do nfd 300 21
20. 20
Ontario ft western
Pennsylvania 12,600 114 114
Pitts., C, C. A St. L ....
Reading 2,200 42 41
114
60
41
do 1st pfd.
1UV 79 7V
7
67
ao 2d pra
Rock Island 200
22
61
46
22
61
44
do Dfd 100
St. L. ft S. F. 2d pfd. 200
ut. L,. Houtn western.
. It
do Dfd
100 33 33
33
40
20
80
22
Southern Pacific 8.700
46 ,46
20 '20
22 22
Southern Railway..., 800
do pfd
Texan ft Pacific 400
Toledo. St. L. & West
Z4
do Dfd
84
77
B,806 78" 77
Union Pacific
do pfd ,
Wabash 100
'19 '
85
19
35
18
35
do pfd 900
Wheel. & L. Erie
Wisconsin Central.... ....
15
18
42
do pfd ....
Adams Express,
American Express...
190
.105
206
wen.jFnr(ro Bxp'ress.'
it. H. Kxpress...
Xmaj copper 6,800
47 47
47
Amn. Car ft Foundry
19
67
1 do Dfd
Amn. Cotton Oil
I do nfd...v
29
do Cfd...k
American Ice 10
I df fd 1,220
American Ice
do pfd ,
Amn. Linseed Oil
7
80
7
80
7
80
9
do pfd y...
Amn. locomotlve. ....
27
900 22 22
S3
do pfd
Amn. Smelt. A Refln.
47
ao era
Amn. Sugar Refining. 800 124 ,123 123
Anaconda. Mln Co 62
do pfd....
90
Brook. Rapid Transit, 6,000 43 424 42
Colo. Fuel A Iron 100 33 SZ 31
Consolidated Gas 200 191 190 189
Corn Products 18
do pfd ....
70
Distillers' Securities..
23
General Electric
1W
Inter. Paper
do pfd.
M
S3
Inter. Pump ,
do pfd ,
National Lead
North American
71
15
84
28
100
Pacific Mall
People's Gas ,
Pressed Steel i;ar....
2D
do nfd -
69
210
7
43
Pullmnn Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
400
"ioo
8
19
37"
19
87
7
do pfd
75
Tenn. Coal A- Iron...
U 8. leather
600
6u0
do rfd
76-v
V. 8. Realty
Jtn r.f.1
7
rt
100 KH 55
V. 8. Rubber
do rfd
ii
48
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westing. Fleetrlc
4.900
600
11H
B7i
1'H
67
11
R74
160
W estern T nton
Northern Securities ....
71
Total aalea for the day ss.sw snares.
New York Money Market.
vww -rn-aw Feb IS MONEY On call.
.An.inni- tima Iomiis. steady: wu days. 37441
. ' . . ' . - - - - -, - .
per cent; 60 days. 4t4 per cent; ( montlis,
4 per cent, rrlme mercantile paper. Wlf
I Mnl
I "1" " . "v.;. o . A.. ..I(h
, 1 .j . - - , ....
hti, hi .i ki i. t r i n i, , , r. n nui, ' .
I actual business in oanaers imih i t
I. .. . a . . oil, .4 . x SITl m nr.Mn , .
for aemina inn n nT''"- i""''"
dav bills; rested rates, 4 siwm.m ana
$4 K6; commercial bills, $4 81''i4 83.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
l.uv
The closing quotations vn uuiiui
follows:
U. S. ref. U. reg..
,.104t
..HH1
..104
..b
..UiVi
..HI it
..lot
..lot
Manhattan e. g. 4t...P4
So coupon
do ta, ref
do coupon
do new 4a. res ...
do coupon
4o old 4s. ref...
do coupon
Mlua. St. L 4a.... 47
14 . K. A T. 4a
do la
.. 74
N. R. R. of M. e.
N. Y. C. f. IVaa....
N. J. C. g. te
a. 7
Atchlaon gen. 4a...
.. M
..130
.lu8
so ad), aa
do a,l). 4a
altlmore at O. 4a
IT'vlNo. Paclfte 4a
7 "4 1 ao aa
lul IN. W. e. 4a
.. 7I
do IWa ..
WU O. I. U Ii t par.,
Central of Ga. U....liiVa Penn. con. '4 ti
do let Ine 1 . Reading gen. 4a. MVt
Chea. Obis 4v,e....l03 St. U tt I. M. e. ta..litv.
Chicago a A. 1S 1 st. 1 ' if. aa. 111
C, B. A q. a. 4a ... 114 St. s. w. la
c u a s P. a. aa ina Seaboard A. L. 4a 47
C. N. W. e. 7e ...in 80. Pac ific 4a In
C . R. I. P. 4a.... aa so. Hallway aa 11a
do col. 6a ai I Trine A P. la lit
C t C a Bt. L a. 4a. el T. . St. U V.1. 4a... 64
Chicago Ter. 4e 7 Vslen PacICo 4a. WK
'. et.v,
. 1i
Con. Tobacoo 4a MVi do eonv. 4a
Cmo. So. 4a KVvU. B. Steel 14 ta..
P. R O. 4a Wabaeh u
Krle prior Men 4a.... Si1 I 4o deb. B
do gen. 4a e& W. U G. 4a
r. W. aV D. C. la....lo4Vi Wle. Central 4a ...
Ho, king Val. 4ta...lWSt IColo. P. 4k I. ta...
LAN. unl. 4a tW'
Offered.
.11s
Clearing Hoana Averagen.
NEW YORK, Feb. IS Ths statement of
averages of the clearing house banks of
this city for the nve days ot this week
shows: Loans. rjM.56t.fcXi: Increase. $71. I'M.
IiepnalU, $1.026.$5u.iuO; decrease ITW.OOO. I'lr-
cuiatlon. .31.1110; decrease, ,;vj,3w. 11
tenders, 171 SJi.iuu; aecrease. i 4.j0.
Specie. l7JS.427.5ia: decrease. S31S.4uu. Re
serve, 27,e,6vai aecreaee.1 tl.w4,u. Re
servn required 2W!.5S9. ITS: decrease. tlW.TW
Surplus. $.i).27!l. 2:s: decrease, tl.i3..Vn. Fx
1'nlted States deposits, J9, 667.925; decrease,
ll.7,279.
ItEPORTS OF TUB t I.F.AHIG HOI SK.
Traanarllons of the Annoelated Banks
narlnsr the I'ant Week,
NEW TORK. Feb. 13 The following
table, compiled by Hradstreets, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended February 13. with the per
centage of Increase and decrease as ct m
pared with the corresponding week laft
year: ,
CITIE3.
Clearings.
Inc. Dee.
I
New York
Chicago
Boston i
Philadelphia
Ft. Louis
Pittsburg
PHn Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kansas Cltv
$1,221. 910. 19V
fl.61,
24.41.
l-i4.173.4KH
i2i.w;.:2s .
Pi. 1113,5:91.
6N.4D4.UV
35.24H.4S1
26.3S.4! .
i3.453.77R .
22.4W.30'.
19.842.H.37i.
9.2
6.4
19
t.8
7.5
"67
3.2
81.8
New irleans
4.3!'.715; 115.3
Cleveland
11.113.177
13.374.W1
Minneapolis
Detroit
Louisville
R.4S2.SS3' 13.5
10.660,)2 12.7
7.336.927 7.6'
8.3KS.522 1 10.9
7.431. !H 9.2!
6,K.4H2 12.9
6.24.2o4 7.7 ......
6.150.274 23.7
6.221.R18I U.2
4.t7X.2!il 1.1
3.0P2 .550
8.9U3.5IIO ...... 6.4
7.9,.i.KN3 33.3
4.KS2.457 24 4
4.5ta.3'll 3.1
4.11.987 4.R
8.5r.2.B;v, 11.2
a.lW.StoB
3.173.74.;! 6.1
B.R4S.SK7 99.4
2.827.7241- 3.1
2.K5,8.'!I 13.4
2.837.8isl 16.5
8. 209,957! I IS
2.4i5.5o! 15.11
2.4K5.M3I IS. 81
2.H47.415 12.7
2.20.87:t 15.5'
2. 21fi.7rtV 41.3
2.134.RH1 28.0
2.nln.i;m 1ST
1',7,0M 27.0
1.781.141 65.1
J.617.II11 10. 0
1.735.1ml 8.3
1.3u9,8S3 14.9
010.4741 45.5
1.279.3M1 12.7
1 5H8.4S41 34.5
855.5311 35.7
1.K8.1621 24.9
1. 153.8101 2.4
1.057.025! 3.9
1,316.324! 3.7
972 ."! 8.0
1,183.681 O
917.939) 83
1.2T.4.O50 8.8
849.0731 25.9
1.354.358!
861 .mol 10.3
-691.635 23.2
1,045.303 35.3
697 R'H 26.4
802.914 39.5
7W.317' 47.4
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Loa Angeles ........
St. Joseph
Denver
Columbus '
Memphis
Seattle
Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland, Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo, o..:
Salt Lake City
Peoria
Atlanta
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville ..,..
Den Moines
Spokane, Wash....
Taooma '..
Grand Rapids
New Haven
Scranton
Dayton
Norfolk
Springfield, Mass..,
Worcester
Portland, Me ,
Augusta, Ga
Topcka
Sioux City
Syracuse
Rvannvilln
Birmingham
Wilmington, Del...
Knoxvllle
Davenport
Little Rock
Wllkesbarre
Fall River
Ms con
Wheeling, W. Va..
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga
Sorlnefleld. Ill
751.6501 27.41.
473.1241 ,
Kalamazoo, mien..
Youngstown
11 0
17.7
Helena
Lexington
627.8321
758.002! 21 .0
63H.578I 62.7
Fargo, N. i
18. 1041.. .
4.7
New Bedford
473.0O 3.0
Canton, O
9nl.470 94.6
Jacksonville, Fia..
Lowell
Chester. Pa ,
Greennburg. Pa....
512.4171
489.2111
8.7
33.8!
373.1251.
Rockford, IU
409.223
452.9O0 1
840,825'
32.51
'Ki'.i
26.6
8.2
Blnghamton
23.8
"ile
"i'.i
"i'.i
BJ,irlnK.'lri?A n'T
392.48'
Bloonungion, in
871.9001
2fK3.2r'
186,808
ioO.l 1 v
136.873
Qulncy. !'....."...
Sioux r-aiis, o. -
Mansfield. O
Decatur, Til.....
Jacksonville. IU
40. o;
'ii'.i
58.9
Fremont, Neb
'Houston
s.oV-b:-c.::
182,7381
18.400.937
9,740,000
1,180,6001
491,423
4
Cedar Rapids
tt R
$2,040,381.2761 7.0'.
Outside New York.
918,401, tll 2U....
CANADA,
17,673.7741
Montreal -
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa .1.. ..
Halifax
13.0TS.88S1
4.282.408'
1,806.261
1,526.031
1.475.790
Otiebeo i:"A,"
Vancouver, B. C.
Hamilton
Ixindon, Ont......
1,192.7931
942.021
iiO.9151
812.715
St. John, in.
Victoria, B. C...
6S9.599I 120
Totals II 44.701.0581
vt included in totals because containing
other items than clearings. .
tNot Included In totals because of no
companion for last year.
Boston Stock Quotations.
iiootan Feh. 13 Call loans. 3!fJ4 per
cent; time loans, t per cent. Official
eioln nrices on stocks and bonds:
Atchlnn 4s
.. 17 Allouel
.. 444 Amalpamated .
.. 47 S Hlnilmm
.. C. Hcla..
..246 i('ntnnlal ....
... 4
... 47
... 1
...440
... 17
... 40 St
... M
... 8V,
... 1V4
... 85
...
... S6
... ts
... 86
... 1
...100
... 44,
.... MS
... tiVi
... IVt
Mex. Ontrsi ...
Atihlton
do Bin
Bolton Albany
IJ ,.n Mr Ml II...
,.li',4 i Copper Kan
DoatuB Elavated W iDomlnloo Coal
N. Y., N. H. 4c H...1M IKranklln
Fltrhburg pfd 136 'I"l Royals ...
linlon Paclflo 771-Mohawk
Max. Central 10 jOld Doralftlon
Amir. Sunt iz if!wti
do Dfd
,...123tt' Parrot
Almr. T. T....
IXnilnlon I. 4 .
.121
Qulncr
.. 414
..lfiS
.. IH
.. 77
.. 4
.. UV.
Santa Fa Copper..
Tamarack
Trinity
General Blactrlo .
Maaa. F.lectrlo ...
do rfd
united states ....
t'Uh
Victoria
Winona 4..,
Wolverine ..,
fnlted Fruit
U. g. Weal
do pfd
.. S7V4
... H4
Weattns. common
Adventure .,
... iu
3 1-141
Offered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Feb. 13. Closing:
Conaola. money..., M lt-ll N. Y. Central..
.11
. 5V
do account ....
81 I Norfolk eV W.
Anaconda
. 1 do pfd ....
. IV Ontario A W..
. ni PennarKanla .
Atchlaon ,
do Dfd
Baltimore A O..
Canadian Paclflo
7to Hand Mlnea
V4
.lMHiReadlni Jl
Chee. 4t Ohio IS
do lit Dfd
40 Va
Chicago Ot. W ...
,. is 00 111 pfd,
,.144V8o. Railway .
.. 1; do pfd ...
.. KVo. PaciBe ..
.. 70Vi, Union Paclflo
.. 17 I do- pfd ...
.. 6U C. g. Kteel...
.. 4 I do pld ...
..Ill Wabaeh
..my do pfd ...
J lis
C, M. A St. P...
DeDeera
. :i
. S3
V. R. O..
. 4XVi
do pfd
B'le
do lt pfd
do 2d Dfd
. lilt
Illinois Central ..
Loula. er Naah...
. 71
M.. K. A T
.. l'
SILVER Rar. steady. 26T;d ner ounce.
MONEY 2-.iS per cent: the rate of din.
count In the own market for short hills Is
2'fi3 per cent; for three months' bills, 3
U')7t per cent.
Kow York Mlnlnar Quotations.
NEW YORK. Feb. 13 The following am
tne tiosmg quotations on mining stocks:
A4anis Con
14
Little Chief
.. f
..460
...440
.. 8
... 16
... S
... 46
... 20
...no
Alice
breece
.. 14
.. 14
,.
..
..1o
..110
..1S5
.. 1
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Pot.nl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopea .,
Standard
Bmnawlck Coa
lcomto.a ,
ro,. ca . va.,
Horn Silver
Iron Silver ....
Leeilvllle Con
Dank Clearings for the Week.
OMAHA. Feb. 11 Bank claarlnas for tha
week, aa compared with the corresponding
ween iani year;
1904. 1903.
Monday "
$1,2S2,700.87 $1.172.n76.1
1.187,6"2.73 1,053,1174.32
J,1!4,8N0.55 l.fK,4().84
Tuesday
Wednesday .
.... 1.139.727.14 1.214 403.40
Friday 1,118,666.17 1.175.87U.33
Saturday 1,033.211.92 1.013,68S21
jncreaae aa eomoareo wun tne corresuond
ing aay last, year, a-'iu.tuo.iu.
imports and Esnorta at Hew York.
NEW YORK. Feb. IS Imports of snecle
S7a I at :ew ion tor me weea were 12,'JIS gold
ii-h 1 nnu tai.inrr iiivit. rsxyiuriu 01 specie rrom
cew iorg aunng tne past week were Vsl,
X1 silver, and $218,435 gold.
Imports of dry goods and general mer
rhandise at New York for the week (live
aay si were vaiuea at iz,6iu,t2. ,
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Feb. 1.1 Money waa offered
more freely today. Operators on the Stock
I exchange were idle and the trading was
I strangely featureless. Argentine rails were
Duoyani. consols were nrm. American
a'1 I opened quiet and steady. There were
I few Irregular movements and Union Pacific
was In demand. At the cloee prices were
firm. Kaffirs were cheerful In anticipation
or an eariy setiiemeni or tne laoor ques
tlon In South Africa. The amount of but
lion taken Into tbe Rank of England on
balance today was 15,000.
PARIS. Feb. 15. The tone on the bourse
today continued to make steady Improve
ment.- Prices opened firm, with Russians In
good demand. loiter there was some Irreg
ulartty and then stocks again becam
strong and closed Arm. with Russians show
Ing a general advance. Other Internatlon
aln nnd Industrials showed Improvement
Ruaaua Imperial 4s cluned U H10: IUo
....., 8.2
B.l
18.3
18
6.9
171
82.2
12.7
8.0
12.7
Tintos gained lf. The private rate of dis
count i 2 11-iH; three ht cent reiiles,
Vt .: tor the account; exchange on l.on
Oon. 2f.f 2c for checks.
UK KLIN. Feb. 13. 1 rices at the opening
Of the bourse today had a better tone,
usslan bonds being higher, but evetytlui.g
became weaker lati-r on reports that Russia
would forbid t he exportation cl grain, r.x-
change on London, 2m ilVpfg lor checks;
discount rates lor short bins. 1 per ceiu;
for three months' bills, 2 per cent. (
OM4IIA MHULL8AI.U MAHKF.T.
Condition of Trade and Quotation on
Staple and Fancy Prodare.
KOGS Receltits. moderate: fresh Stock.
29(i3"c.
L1VK POULTRY Hens. 9c: spring chick.
ens, 9-; roosters, according to age, c; tur
keys. 13ft 11c; ducks, 9; geese, 8c.
DRKSSK1) I'olil.THVj-Turkevs. 16'iil7c:
dui'kH. . lliiilL: ireee Ilk-: chickens. ttll I
loc. ' I
BUTTER Packing slock, 13c; choice to
lancy nairv roils, I3ul4c; separator, s;c.
FRESH FISH Trout. 910c; pickerel, 0
66c; pike, 9c; perch, 6ii6c; bluetish, lc;
whitellsh. S'aNVic: s.ilmon. 11c: haddock. 10c:
codfish, 12c; redsnnppvr, 11c; lobslers, boll 'd.
per 10., 3Uc; lonsteis. s-rer;,, per in., c;
bullheads, 11c; catfish, 13fi 14c; black bns,
8"c; halibut, 13c; crnpples, 12c; herilng. 4c;
wniie orss, i;ic; tmicnns, sc; smeus, ivnut,
OYSTHRH New York Counts, pi-r can,
43c; per gat., $2.00; extra select, per can,
S5c; per gal., $1.80; standard, per can.-27c;
per gal.. $1.50.
HR AN I er ton. $15.50
HAY Prices Hooted bv Omaha Wholesali
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
$0.50: No 5. 16(10: medium $5.50: coarse,
t.. 0O- rv. ilraw OO Th.. nrices Are for I
hay of good color and quality. Demand fair I
and receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, $1.10; Dakota, per
bu. $1 00; natives, 9"e.
SWEET POTATOES-Illlnols, per bbl.,
$3.50.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.25.
CELERY Large California, 0c, 75e and
90c.
ONIONS Spanlr.h. per crate, $1.75 Colo
rado yellow and red, pet1 lb., 2c.
CABBAGE Wlsronsln Holland. 3o; new
California. 3c.
TURNIPS-Canada rutabagas, per lb.,
lc; white, per bu., 60c.
CARROTS Pt-r bu., ?5c.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 600.
BEKTSP.-I. ho ftic
CAULIFIAIWER-Caiifornla, per crnle,
$2.75.
CI'CT'MREH S Per rtos . 1 r.iffl.60.
T'IMATOES Florida, per 6-baslet crates,
40.OO.
' RAntSltKS Per dor. Jmnr-hps. S5c.
T.ETTI CE irE ADS-Per dox. bunches. 90c
(fill. 00; per bbl., $7.0u; leaf lettuce, per doz,
bunches. 45c.
TURNIPS Southern, per dos, 75c.
BEETB-Sonthern, per dox., 75c.
CARROTS Southern, per lint, 76c.
PARSLEY Southern, per dot., $1.00.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Hollflowere. Per box
$1.65; New York export Greenings, Russets
and Baldwins, $3.75.
CRAPES Imported Malagas, per Veg,
$6.0;).
CRANBERBIES-Jersev. ner bbl.. $7.00;
per box. $2.50; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
$7.50; Bell and Cherry. $(i.50.
STRAWBERRIES Florida, per qt., 50c
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels, all sizes, choice, $2.00
gf?.2T; fancy, all sizes, $2.25tt2,u0.
LEMONS California, fancy, 800 to 360,
13.50: choice. 540 to 270 sizes. 13.00473. 25.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, 85c;
imported Smyrna, ' 8-crown, 14c; -crown(
16c; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch,
12.0IKB2 50: .In mhos 12.76ftS 26.
COCOANUTS For sack, 84 00; per doz.,
ouc.
DATES Persian, per box of SO pksi.
$2.00; per lb., In 60-lb. boxes, 6c; Orlenta
stuffed dats, per box, .$2.40.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss, loc; Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wisconsin
llmhurepr. 12c.
1ION1CY Nebraska, per 21 frames. n0;
Utah and Colorado, per irames, a.zo.
HArLK BUG Art onio, per II)., 1UC.
CIDER Per bbl.. $6.50: ner bbl.. $3.25.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2o: shelled. 3U30,
HORSERADISH Per case of 2 dox.,
packed, 80c.
n ijjl-o lo, x green, oc; no, gieeo,
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted. 6c; No. 1
veal enlf. 8 to 12 lbs.. SUc: No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry salted hides, 8fl!c;
sneen Del is. zmiii&c: norse niaes, i.wfu-.cw.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft-shell, per lb.,
16c; hard-shell, rer lb., 14o; No. 3 soft-
hell, per lb., 13c; wo. i naro-sneu, per in..
12c; Brazils, per lb., 11c; filberts, per lb.,
11c: almonds, soft-shell, per lb.. 15c: hard
shell, per lb., i:ic; pecans, large, per in.,
1-r. amoll nt. 1h 10c: nennuts. ner lb.. 60:
roasted p'etmuts, per lb., 7c; Chill- wal
nuts, 12iS13c; large hickory nuts, per bu.,
$150; shell barks, per DU., dibck wai
nuts, per bu., 31.20.
Cotton Market,
Nrw YORK. Feb. 13. COTTON The
market opened steady at a decline .of 8
points to an advance of 11 points, showing
Inrroalnr readiness as the call progressed
In the absence of important offerings. Rny-
lng was encouraged by tho Duutsn iiiierprc-
tation of the week-end figures, but on the
other hand the break In New Orleans, while
he local market waa closed vosteraay, ana
he fear of European complications In the
far east, had a tendency to Increase offer-
1ngs, so that soon after the, call the market
eased off with the active months losing
IX to 23 points. 1 nis was ioiioweu uy t
recovery, after which the market ruled
narrowband Irregular, with tripling largely
of the professional character, common to
Saturday. .
NEW ORLEANS Fen. 1S.C-' TW-ir u-
tures quiet and steady. February, 13 ?2c
bid; March. 13 42(613.43c; April. 13 6013..;2c;
May. . 1386(8 1 3.87c; June, llfll 1 12c; July.
and Included 2,600 American. Receipts.
iitB.
liuno bales. Including 8,300 American. .
ures
opened eaay ana ciosea unneiuro.
-an middling, g. o. r,. February, T.MtT:
American miouung. nr. w. v.. rmnmrj, i..;iu
February-March. 7.23d; March-April, 7 25d;
Aprll-Mav, 7.28d; May-June. 7.3nd; June-
Julv, 7.30d; Julv-August. 7S0d; August-Bep-
tomber. 7.14d: September-October, .52d; oc
tober-isovemDer, e.iia.
'Wool Market.
BT. LOUIS. Feb. 13. WOOL Nominal:
medium grades, combing ana ciotning, 171
21c; light fine, I5fi17c; heavy fine, 124fl4c;
tub-WHnecj, WfiMW.
ia w?ii wcr Aueusr. i t.oData.B'ic. snot, nutet: i
d?oaV;?owmr?j3 g g canners and cutter, from $L75 to
13c; good middling. 14c; middling, fair. 'i- hav- been rather slow sale most of
1444c. Recelpta, 6,826' bales; stock. 416,512 .Jeandir" not much different from
bales. ?rT . i . rAAu chnli vthiIm sell
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 13.-COTTON-8pnt In c,'u r ' Tl to $3' 50 with something
limited demand; prices 20 point, lower; fj'0"! f,,7tm. ?iltlr bu k of "he m"
American middling fair. 7.02d; good mid- Sf'me Jv" jV"' u ieil from $2 50 to $3
dllng, 7.45d; middling. 7.36d: low .middling, dium Kffa. "" "htVerTir the week
7S0d; good ordinary. 7.20d; ordinary, 7d. Veal calves arei JP'.'f 75 Tho
The sales of the day were 3.000 bales, of choice erade. selling as as $5 7S ne
which aoo were for speculation ard export, bulk of them, though, sell from M to
LONDON, Feb. 13. WOOL Arrivals for markets were quoted slow and lower nnd
the socond series of auction neles amount I nrices hete essed off in sympathy. Pack
11, 1( 114 hnlea. Inc.ludinar 90.0(10 forwarrleil I .... u'f,ni i.lilrlins: fullv a nickel lower
direct to spinners. Tho Imports -of wool
this week were: New South Wales. 14.OH0
ba4es; Queensland, 3,154 bales; Victoria,
11.892 bales; South Australia. 10,212 ba'ee;
xi Va.lanrl 4 am hnlMi: fane nf Good
Hope and Natal. 235 bales; elsewhere, 1,220
bales.
Dry Goods Market,
NFW YORK. Feb. 13 DRY GOODS
The week closed with considerably more
firmness on the pari or sellers, uuyers.
whllo placing orders conservatively, are
insisting upon cany u.-nvt-m-e ui )Jur" week of last year, nut an increuse us com
chases already made and the current busl. I nr. with lust week of about 6.0uu bead
nesa which Is In progress Is largely con
fined to spots or nearny aenveries, many
of which the Jobber finds difficult In se-
onrinir Jobbers are experiencing a com -
nsrHtivelv free ordering from house trade.
which Is hero in large numbers.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-METALS-A1I
markets today presented a quiet holiday
nnuriinra and tne nusiness iransactea
was of an unimportant description. The
scarcity of spot supplies makes a Strong
tin market, today market noimng 1 nurs
iiiv'i ndvance. with snot nuoted $28 60 lid.
rnnnM was oulet and unchaneTi-d: lake.
$12 VW1! .30, eiectroiytio ana casting, tu i.-v
tf, 19S7U Lead oulet nnd stesdv at 44 4. (t
4 50. Spelter steady, spot. $4.vui.vj. iron
quiet and unchanged.
rhlladelphla Proffnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. IS BUTTER
Vtt-m- vl n nearhv nrlnts. 29c
EGGS Fresh nearby, fresh western and
fresh southwestern. 30c at mark; fresh
miiF'J3Keadv and firm: New York
full creems, choice to fancy, W.Kr: New
York full creams, fair to good, lu,4loc.
Oils nnd Rosin.
Olf. CITY. Feb. 13. OIL 4?redlt bab
ncMi SI. 80: certificates, no bid: shipment.
IKi.lll bbls.; average. 7.24 bbls.; runs, 165..
114 bbls.; sverage, 72.632 bbls.; shipments,
Lima. i:n.O70 bbls.: average, 61 204 bbls.
runs, Lima, M.Ono bbls.; average, 46.183 bbls.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. IS. WH EAT Spot,
nominal. Futures quiet: March, 6s 6d;
fnv Aa 6.d. Julv. nominal.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 4s IVid: American mixed, old. 4n 6V.d.
Futures quiet; March. 4s 2d; May, 4a 3d.
roflfee Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13 COFFEE Boot
Rio. nominal; No. 7. Invoice, nominal; mild,
steady; Cordova, svtt190.
OilADA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef 8teers Abunt Stetdj for the Woe,
Cowi a Little Higher.
HOGS ALSO HIGHER THAN A WEEK AGO
sheep and Ijiniba of Good Quality
Safely Ten to Fifteen Cents lltalier
fnr the Week, Feedern Also
Strong and Active.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. U. I"
HCCeii ts Wei e
Cottle.
... 2.220
... 8.616
... 3.223
... 1,614
... 673
74
riogs. Sheep.
6,7! 9.V0
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
8.041
10.171
9.62
9.626
7.O0S
.19
Official Wednesday.
5.MS
il..7
2,;wi
6X4
Ofllclal Thursday ...
Official Friday
Official Saturday ...
Six days this week 11.3N0 60.876 29.191
Si.me days last week... .11.776 45,345 26,."vl
Same days week before. .18.948 46.3; I S7.7ttf
Same three weeks ago. ..14.919 42.451 M..'"!
Same four weeks ago. .. .23,7vi 41,4'.9 40.1HI
Same days last year ls.il 55.Vi.i4 26.663
RECEIPTS FOR Tllli YEAR TO DATE.
The followltiir tnh. Khnft-a the recelma
of cattle, hogs ond siieep at South om.ifw
for the year to date, with comparison wun
last vear: 10a 11, a lna. Dec.
Cattle 99.217 111, ;S l.tsO
llf-a
. 2X0. 8o9 3S4.H02 4,1. "J
Sheep ....
. 211.230 147,343 63.S.S8
Averstin to-f,. f,i. , ipu 1 Roiith
vmaha n
fytYlsona;
Omaha for the last several days Hitli com
Data. 1 1101. 11808. lM2.lS01.;irJO.I189.13n8.
Jen. li... i s i 41 f 22 t 21 4 68 i 3 41
' Jan.
im. 11. ..I a K 4V 4 101 D yy, B., I ii -
17
1 49i lit 1 iui 4 4i mm
4 68! a 'l 4 i 3 611 3 61
4 72, 39 . 8 iti'i 4 641 3 64, 3 54
Jan.
II.
19.
20.
21.
J.n.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
I 4 us, 47 27; I 4 64 3 Ml 8 v
22...
U...
24...
26...
20.'..
4 Si . ( 53 02 8 U 4 68 I 3 57
4 8;i 6 fas, 6 Vi 5 14, 4 Mlj t 66
6 us: 6 21. 4 6JI til I 61
S8,
4 H6 6 72,
4 80 6 65'
4 61, 6 64
4 79 6 64
4 M,, ".fl
I 6 67
4 72
til, 11
Jan.
J 111.
Jan.
) 6 IS
4 6u t 61 3 '.2
4 2 3 63 3 67
, A bill 3 62
6 12
a 96: 8 22
28...
29..
Jan.
I 96 6 28
4 621 8 64
Jan.
3'J...
i ! u
6 971 S 171
5 93 6 22
4 m. 3 7f',
4 RI 3 641 3 6
Jan.
81
1.
2..
8.,
4.
Feb.
M7l!SJ'!Si'
Feb.
Feb.
4 73 ( S
4 68 3 64, 3 bi
4 84 6 70, 5 92
4 631 8 CKI I i
8 69, 8 72
4 60: 8 73
Feb.
Feb.
1 M 6 916 I'll 0 31
6....
4 76
4 8U;
6-82 6 11 5 23
b.
6..
7...
8...
...
10..
6 70
74
0 71
6 76
1H 6 21
4 701 8 561
4 68 1 3 66
Feb.
Feb.
6 03 5 28,
6 9SI 6 2
5 25
3 75
3 71
3 71
3 70
8 77
8 81
6 88
4 89
4 75 3 66
4 84 1 8 7u
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
6 001
4 801 3 VI
11...
0 JU
t 01
6 (Hi 5 32
3 tit!
12.
Oil 6 30
4 79
Feb. 13...
6u
6 24 4 8:
3 6S
'Indicates Sunday.
The offir.lul number of nnr. nf etOi-lc
brought 111 by each road was:
. Cattle.Hogs.Hscs.
C, M. A St. P. Ry 6
Wabash
Mo. Fuo. Ry v .. i
Union Pacltlo System 20
t & N. W. Ry 14
F.. E, & M. V. R. R 12
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry 17
H. & M. Ry 13
C, 14. & Q Ry 2 1
K. C. ot St. J 3
C. R. 1. & P. Ry.. east.. .. 3
C, R. I. & P. Ry west 1
Illinois Central 6 ,,
Chicago Great Western 1 1
Total receipts 8 97 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Buyer. cattle. 1 loirs Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co 7!)1 ....
Swift and Company 8 1.285
Cudahy Packing Co 1,H"2 631
Armour at cu
Armour, from Bloux City .... 1.870
Other buyers 4
Total
12 7,807 est
were lust a few off
CATTLE There
bunches of cattle in the yards touay and
practically no buolness was transacted.
For the week receipts are auout tne same
as for last week, but us compared with tiiu
corresponding week of last year there Is a
decrease amounting to about 7,uuo head.
There is also a aecrease lor the year to
date Of about 11,000 head.
I his week opened with market on corn-
fed eteers quite active and a little higher.
but the latter part of the week trading was
slow, with prices lower. All of the advance
of the nrst of tne week has Deen lout, which
leaves values practically In the same
notches they were at the close of laat week.
Yesterday receipts were very light, but
while trading waa more active there was
I little or no improvement In the prices paid.
1 The quality of the bulk of the offerings
I has been common all the week. There was
I one bunch of extra choice cattle on sale.
I however, from the Nebraska experiment
i station at Lincoln, wnicn sold tor eo.ou, but
I they were much better than anything that
I has been seen here in a long time. Aside
i from those the top price for the week wu
I ti wr, flood to choice cattle can be uuoted
I from $4.40 to $4.90. with choice to fancy
from $s to $5.50. Fair to good grades sell
I (rora (3,75 t0 14.26 and common to fair from
i tl 75.
The cow market has held up In a little
tetter shape than steers, as the demand has
Deen jn pretty good shape and closing prices
Rra around a dime higher and In extreme
possibly 15c higher than tha close of
t qh- imi.rovement. however. Is
" . larBely to th0 more desirable
""5" Good to choice grades are quotable
-j. . ... mw. m . - . .1 f in to
1 iiw : . ,.. .. (
been moderate '
grou .ucul , .,1 n,, . . i.w rmi!il-iiii
proved a lltf.e. Qu Its 7"fl?SS
.... 7i7 l.. ..m for feedei-a
cattle of good quality have sold
at more money than the klllers would g ve
The best grades are quot able from $V 50 to
- 1 $4.iu, rair to smu non. ;.-' v
the commoner kinds from $3.25 down.
HEIFERa.
A. Pr. No. At. fr.
No.
i $ 40 .I--...
12$ t 10
CALiV ,B.
110 s oe
iiahb Tiior. wna a moderate run Of
hogs here today for a Saturday, but ether
I than yesterdav's . average. Lightweights
n some cases were as much as 6iil0c lower.
gHlesmen did not like the idea of taking
oft much and as a result trading was very
I u dav. nnd it waa late before a clear-
ance was made. Light stuff sold from K90
down, medium weights from $4.80 to $4 Ho,
.ni.H It.iVV
y nogs trum ea.u m tJ.vu
:., . . - IU 'rVitrrm I,
r.rn.a heavlna from 15.00 UD. There was
. . -. i . V, . er. r.,,iy
homing on nam to cuniw .....
losd yesterday.
For the week receipts nave utni uim
the time of year, as there is a decrease of
aD0Ut jooo head as compared with the same
- 1 Prices have reached the high point of the
year this week, the sverage going as nign
aa $5.01. Aa compared with th close of
I i.. tndav'a decline still leaves the
I market ahout 15o hlahr.
I The close of the market today wsa very
slow and weak, the late saies oeing iuuy
6'fflUO lower man yesteruay gcocieM mei
ket. Kspresentatives saies:
No.
Af. Bt. Pr.
Nt.
A. Sh. P
.164 S4t 4 17
,.214 .. 4 17 Vt
.241 100 4
. .I6t 40 4 T't
,.246 ..4 00
,.22t 10 I 00
,.15 $40 I 00
,.5fi4 .. 4 00
,.J2X .. 00
,.267 IOO i 00
,.M4 40 t 00
..104 120 I 00
..ill 10 I 00
..141 40 I 00
..ui r.e 1 no
17....
4 14
47...,
II...
It....
40...
T4...
T4...
IT...
44...
Tl...
17...
II...
14...
Tl...
46...
tl...
IT...
II...
T5...
II ...
tl...,
as
...100
...171
...171
...171
...1t
...114
...114
...ll
...111
...HI
...Ii
.. 4 IS
M 4 10
.. 4 ao
.. 4 10
H 4 12
.. 4 II
.. 4 S
.. 4 IS
,. in
.. 4 17
.. IS
lot...
Tl....
7....
71....
IT....
II....
II....
M...
II....
7....
.til
4 M
..I 120 4 ie
71...,
..til 40 4 0
,..171 40 4 ie
..Kl 7 .. 4 12
..Ml .. 4 12
..in tie 4 m
,..tio .. 4 2
...tn lto 4
...m .. ik
,. 211 120 4 5
...III H0 4 w6
...160 120 4 M
IS...
71...
...lo
I 00
...2S4
...tut
...vo
...rr
...260
...J7I
...JOS
..141
..244
...27
.. I 024
.. M!Vi
.. 4 02
.. 6 02
120 I 02S
40 I 06
71...
Tl...
I...
I!...
an...
44
r ,
Tl ,
Tl
44
2
M ....
tl
10.
JO
T
61
. 4!
m
4T
H4...
4...
7t...
T4...
I OS
to
i of,
I 06
214 ., IK
Ill .. 4 14
f It IK
1" .. Ill
tit SO 4 IS
134 .. 4 5
Ill .. 4 tl
Ill 40 4 I7U
71...
I . . .
.270
..1ii4
.244
.311
.sot
.:4
.144
06
.. i 05
.. I OS
120 I OS
.. t 07
.. i IS
40 t 10
7.
ri.
Tt.
71.
T
70
... til 40 4 ITU
SHEF.P Thern vera no fresh arrivals -of
sneep and lambs this morning with which
to make a test of the market. For the
week there is very little difference In the
receipts either as compared with laat week
or with the same week af last year. The
demand has been a little better this week
than fct acme time past, aa a result the
market has been In better shape.
The first two davs of the week, prices
eased off considerably, but alnca that time
trading has hern quits active on all desira
ble grades snd rlcee are Safely a quarter
rhrr
sod In Some esses higher than
si
Ihr l"W time. As romp.ired with the
close of l:st -t-k the advance nmounte to
l4r 1 5c. Incic kccmis to be n belter unto r-
toiie to tl v trn lr- tlisn for some time purl
aod In facf t ,e whole sltuiitlon shows con
siderable in-;ri.v Mivit.
There Is n po,.,! d. ii.nnd for feeder Unit s
and rei-eipis re not laiRc cnouph to All
orders. Feeder sheen also sell fn c!v, but
Very few ste comluc As coinpareii with
a week nno. II Is s.ife to noole antthlng
decent In the ay of feeders Mrong and
active
Quotations for corn-fed stock: Good to
Choice western lambs. $.54iV85: fair to
good lami's. 8." 25i'iS.50: good to rholee year
lings. $4 7'', "i.oo; fair to g-o.l yearlings. $150
4.75; good to (h-ilce wethers. $4 orvfi .a:
alr to R'od wethers, $3. 7514. 00; good to
choice ewes. $3.7.V.?t i': fa'r to K''l ewes,
$3 fix 1 3 76; choice f.-eder Isml-s. $I?--W8 0n;
fair to good. $3 wtri oii: feeder yearllnga.
$3 5o-,i i.iiO: feeder ttilliers, $1 ;:r.' t 00; fredir
ewes. 2frM1;T; dills. $1.7Stft0O.
Repro-
Fnntative fairs:
No. Av.
Mi west rn ewes 1'0
6 14 western ewes V"
0 feeder ewes 79
3 60
3
I 23
CHICAGO I.I VK l ot K M ARKET.
Receipts Show llnre Than the I'snal
Kntardny (inlet. ,
CHICAGO. Feb. 13 -CATTLE-Receipts,
3 .( head; market nominal; good to prime
steers. $4 75'iR 75; poor to medium, $3.15113 60;
stockers and feeders. $2.25'ii4 k"; cows. $1 25''
4.00: heifers. $2.0nffi 1.75; canners, $1.25ti2.S0;
bulls. $2.20I4.10; calves. 3.50.
HOGS Receipts, 28.000 head; estimated
tomorrow. 50.o head; market mostly loo
lower: mixed and butchers. $t.90Co5.25: good
to choice heavv, $5 25115 30; nmgh heavy,
$4.95li5 26; light, $4.0Mi5.u6; bulk of sales.
$l95i5.2n.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts. 1,000
head; market steady; good to choice weth
ers. $4 ooii4 06; fair to choice mixed. 83.60
4 00; western sheep, $.l 5m6 35; native lambs,
$3.9iW.15; western lambs, $5 25'n10.
Kansnn Clly live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 101) head: no southerns; market un
changed; export and dressed beef steers,
$4 fcHfif,.:!: fair to good 3.75H"4 40; western
f.-1 steers, $2.4014 So: , stockers and feeders,
$2.75i)25; southern fleers. $3 25fi4.oo; south
ern cons, $2 VtiU' S1: native cows, $1 7513 60;
native heifers. $2 mn .20: bulls. $2.2.V&3.60;
calves. $'.'.75t.SO. Receipts tor the week,
88, loo head.
HOGS Receipts, 3.5oO hendl mnrket 6fi10o
lower; top $."..10; bulk of sales. $4.7Afu5.0i;
tienvv 15 onii.-. 10- nnpkcrs. $I.S5'fl5.0O: plus
and llphts. $4 H0CJ4.S0. Receipts for the
pok 47.:K) head.
S11EKP AM) LA MRS Receipts. Whend;
himhs. $5.00l!5 i5;
hlghr
western bimbs. 4.'f xsTR 70; fed ewes. $3.40'i(
4 00; western f"d yearlings, ft. SOiiiS.Od; stock
em nnd feeders. $2.5tK(i6.20. Rocolpts for the -'.
week, 17.000 bend.
St. I.unln I. lie ntooU Market.
ST. LOVIS. Feb. IS-CATTLE-RecelptS.
4(10 head. Including 350 be.id Texnns; market
active, steadv to strong; native and ex
port steers, h.oo'im.im. tne top ior ..........
fnney prndes; dressed beer ann nutcni-a
.irom iiiRITi' ftteern under l.tmn lbs 1
,.Lu.:An. .inknr. a n ,1 fe.ilirs. 32.50a4.00:
cows and heifers. $2:2.v,l4.50. the top for
fancy corn mi heirers: ennners. ...ow
,..ii 11 iiKiiai' cnlves. 3.tKV,i7.0O: Texas and
Indln'n "steers,. $2.75'i4.25; cows nnd heifers,
HOGS-Receipts. S.WiO head: market weak
and lower: pigs nnd lights. $l75fi4.85; pack
ers. $l8xri5.25; butchers and best heavy,
JbTkKP AND T.AMHS-Recetpts. none;
market entirely nomlnnl: nntlve muttons,
$3 50H4.76; lambs. $t.F,Mr, 75: culls and bucks,
$2,0014.25; stockers, $2.0ii(y3.00.
St. Joseph l.lve Sfock -Itlnrket. .
ST JOSEPH, Feb. 13 OATTLB Re
ceipt's. 211 head: market steady.
HOGS-Receipts. 5.055 head: market 5
lower: light. $4.7iK95.05r medium and heavy,
''siUCEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts, nana.
9lonx "lty Live Stock Market.
H:OUX CITY. Feb. 13.-(PpePlI Tele-grnm.l-CATTLlO-Receipts,
250 'heani mar
ket unchanged; beeves. $3.5iKTtl.6; !ow.j.
bulls and mixed, sz.w'd j.wj; nw-an, ai.
fpprlers. $2.75Hi,3.70; calves and yearlings,
"mGS Receipts. B.700 head: markat 5o
lower, iclllng it $4.50(06.05; bulk, $4.'u W.
etoek in flight. , i
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western citiea n-ester-
'Vy ,.i 1lnM an.0n
South Omaha
74
7,I58 6"4
28. (mil l,0i i0
3.500 400
3.5(10 ....
6.966
6,700
63,718 1.0R4 'A
Chicago
...3,00(1
... 4o0
... 400
... 211
... 250
...4,335
Kansas City ,
St. Louts .....
Bt. Joseph
Bloux City
-e ee see
Totals
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U. f. DaaaalHry
Capital and Surplus, $600,000
rtAltK MUIPHV. Crea. lilt I. WOOD, V. Prta.
LU7NEIM4$F, Ctthier.
FIAKK T. IAMILT0 Aitt Catkke.
ItectlTt aecousu nt banka. btoken, eorvor
atlona. Srina ana laeielanals ea farorable
terma. '
Korelcn Eicfaaoge bouctit tn4 sols.
I Ixtera of Crrdlt Uaue4. tvallablt in til
nana ef tke world.
lauree tell en Tim CerUSrates et DepeeH.
Colleotlone made 1roniplljr taa noootmlvally.
We reaneet eorreaponatnen.
S. SLEUMAN
Grain, Provisions & Stocks.
Room 4, N. Y. Lire Bldg.
Tel. 1330.
Operates IS Gfllcxa in This State.
Established 1S97.
C rfirc Mission
company
STOCKS AND BONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
We have ever 160 orTieea.
References: 176 State and Nat l Banks.
Ol'R BtWIt'Bl I THE) BEST,
Out of Tows Buslneea Bo Hot ted.
Oenaba Branthl ISISPwana 5t- TeL J44tf
THOS. At WADDICK. Corretponderrt
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GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain, Provisions & Stocks.
Members Omaha Grain Exchange,
Chicago Hoard of Trade and other
exchanges.
Correspondents Bartlttt, Frailer 4k
Carrlrgton.
IIS Hearts! Trade Bld'g. Omaha.
tOMMlMH CONSOLIDATED.
IIIUDK FOHTIAK.
Don't buy these or any other stock with
out getting my prices.
4 I. AH 4. BLLI.K, 4 OI.OHADO.
There Is going to be something doing In
thin clock, hee me about tt.
WILLIS TODD, lUltt N. V. Ufa bid.
