THE OMAITA DAILY- BEtes TUESDAY, MAWn .1, 19U.
11
NlRMN m PRODUCE MARKET
Steady Brak Utder Profi'.atl Easiness
and Lack of Wr Hews.
PIT THINKS MAXIMUM IS REACHED
Wheat Opens at torday'a Cloee and
Drop Fmrtloa,
Also Make a
Decline.
mm
Smal
Jalr
OMAHA. Feb. ., ISM.
t'nder profit realizing and with no war
news to hold It no. the rrnln marlret broke
ateadlly today from the opening and the
end of the aesaion ww the irlecs In most
raws the lowest for the tiny. The Idea
anions; speculator la that the market has
reached the maximum under tisont con
dillona. It has been bulled up from lou to
loo during the month and from the bot
tom, 2ti to itc. The fear of Kuropean com
plication has decreased somewhat and
operators will now pay eome attention
to the laws of supply and demand.
The Mighty rondltlnn of the Chicago
wheat pit Is seen from the opening which
spread from 11.01 Vi to 11.04V grain being;
offered simultaneously at these widely
varying: price. The cloe of Sat-.trday was
fl.03V From the opening price this morn
ing future declined to $1. rallied to $1.0t4.
broke a second time to the low mark rind
strengthened W- Om-ihii May wheat
oined at hS'ic. He under the close P;it-
turday and, following Chicago, dropped to
K7Hc. July whe.it also opened weak at
S3'c and declined Sir Chhtngo new July
had an opening spread of only From
KVaa It broke to WSc It milled a Utile
toward the close. May com opened f : trly
strong on Omaha exchange at broke
to 4ite. rallied to 47 and declined toward
the close to 4Bc. . Chicago opened st fitvv:
and for low point reached K.o. Oats also
went to the bad.
Closed
Open. High. Low. Tcdiy. 8;ify.
Western. H 17; prime timothy. 13.10; clover,
cnract gnwle. HI 50.
f'RjVI"l iNH Mesa pork, per bbl., $15.
615.60; lard, per lt It., T.h7.75; short
ribs sides (loose, J7.H:',87.76; short clear
sides (boxed), I7.754J no.
Following sre the lecelpta and shipment
of Hour and grain:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 29.WO S0
U heat, bu it0
Corn, bu !U.i' 80.7'
Oats, bu 2f.:.3"0 . 117.7'0
Hye. bu 6.7w .J.'O
Barley, bu s.OOO
on the I'roduce exchange today the but
ter market whs easier; creameries, lti'-'fic;
dairies, l;iw-ui2c. K.ggs, weak; at mark,
casea Included, lTftlsc. Cheese, firm; loViC
SEW YORK GGXEHAL MAIIKKT,
Quotations
on Varlons
Wheat-
May
July fu
Corn
. May 47
July 47
Oats
May 42S
March
STH
40
46
i: 42H
47
4S
404
S3',,
474
404
Local Cash Uraln. Market.
The cash market was very dull and little
grain waa offered, and less changed hand.
The break In speculative prices reacted on
cash grain and the market on when was
off from Vc to lc from the quota thins of
Saturday. Corn and oats were off about
He. Receipts of wheat were 10 cars in and
t cars out; one week ago, holiday. Corn
'receipts were 56 pars In and 81 enrs out,
and oat receipt were 7 cars In and t out.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. S6'vffc: No. 3
hard. MV,f;7c ; No. 4 hard. 74WSIC; No. 1
spring, 86Hf7c; No. t spring. !Vr6e; No.
4 spring, 73879c.
CORN No. 2, 4.T&'43Hr: No. 3. 41414c;
so. 4. 4040Uc; No. if yellow. iSHc: No.
yellow. HW: No. 2 white. AKftUHc:
No. 3 white. 41H042C. '
OATS No. 2. 3iV8fHc: No. 3. tWST1 .r ;
No. 4. SSHTCHc; No. 2 while. 42Ui4Jc: No
I white, 4iMlc; No. 4 white, 40c; stand
ard, 41fffVrC
r'
Kotea from the Exchange Offices.
Omaha Inspection of grain were 41 cars.
Of wheat, 2 cars graded No. t hard winter
and 1 cur No. 4 spring. Of corn, 1 car
graded No, 2, 24 cars graded No. 3, 3 cars
No. 4, 1 car No. 4 white, and 1 car no grade.
Three cars of oat graded No. 4 white, and
l car parley No. 4.
Grata Market Elsewhere.
Closing price of grain Baturday and today
at uie market naiuea were a follows:
KA.NBAS CITT.
Closed-
Today. Saturday
Wheat
May July ,
Corn
May ,
July .v...
Wheat
. .May
July ....
Corn
May July
Wheat
May July
Wheat
May ut
July
st. Louia
84 V
1
47
MINNEAPOLIS.
98
.. tW .
61 B
VI
85T4
473
tl.OOUB
. 81iU
60HB
DULUTIL
11.004
$1,004
I1.0J4
Wheat
May ...
July .
NEW YORK.
stB nlB
II. MH
. 9S
I1.05SB
H.0I4A
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CHICAGO GRAIN AXD PROVISIONS
Featare of the Trading; and Closing
Price on- Board of Trade,
CHICAGO. Feb. 29. An increase of Rus
alan shipment of wheat, notwithstanding
the war. forced the unco for May delivery
back past the dollar mark, today. The
market touched ttrVc In the midst of ex
cltement paralleling the remarkable scenes
which attended the spectacular leap across
the line ten day ago. Pork slumped more
than a dollar a barrel compared with oat
urday'a final figures. The cloae today is iHo
on lor May wheat and ZHo for July. May
corn closed unchanged. Out are down Ml
0. Provision show a net lose of HKn.&c.
I'nder an avalanche of commission house
oiling, which set In shortly after the open
Ing, the wheat market went to piece, the
extreme weakness prevailing mo greater
part of the day. lite opening on May waa
4o higher to 243 lower at Sl.0IHal.03V
July was unchanged to Ho lower at 9tV(4
iMkO. Around 11.024 the slay option hul
teady for a time on a fair coinmlesion
house demand, but the general Inclination
to sell. From around 11. OJ May dropped
iiatMiiy to vtc. a lose or precisely
from the high price of the day. July went
down to H3V or 34o below the top figure.
The clone waa fairly steady at the decline.
wun May at li.oi. July closed at iHViiSHSc.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to lUl.tiiO bu. ' Prlmaj-y receipts were S08.40O
bu., against (tki.tkiO bu. a year agT. The
amouut on passage Increased J.M'i.') bu.,
while the visible supply decreased 1.24K,
000 bu. Minneapolis liuluth and Chicago
reported receipt of 623 cars, compared wlUi
4tii cars a fear ago.
The corn market felt the effect of the se
vere decline in wheat price and the prollt
taking due to that wealyiees. The May op
tion showed greater firmness than the July
owing to the scarcity of contract grade
corn. The close was steady. Tho opening
on May was unchanged la V3 higher at
6ilj664a After selling down to bic the
nun net rained, the close being at 60V
274134c:
10
1902
25 lbs.
N EY YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Vartet Proves Kig d Agnimt Attempt to
Mors it Ei her Wy.
EARLY TENDENCY INCLINED DOWNWARD
Pari In Condition of Kcrvona Appre
hension and Railroad fleport
Generally tnlavorable, Em-
crptlaa; Inlon Pacific.
of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. 29 -Fl-OVR Receipt.
20.2. bbls.; exports. 22.165 bbis. ; market
steady, but Inactive; winter straight. $5.20
tia.t'i: Minnesota patents. lo.i'u'j.jo; Minne
sota bakers, 4 2"U4.7o; winter patents, $--)
an: mi- winter extras. I3.8uii4.00: winter low
grades, 3.irtf3.h0. Hye flour. Arm; fair to
nod, 14.304. 55; choice to fancy, Jt iX'a- Si
liuckwheat Tour, dull, U.onJ.lO.
CORN M KAIj Steady ; ellow western.
$1,124; city. $1114: aim dried. S3.2txa3.30.
KYri rirm; NO. x weiern, 10 aiiir.
liAKI.KY Steady; feeding, 60c c. I. f.
New York; mailing, 654jio c. L f. Hurfxlo.
WHEAT Receipt, b.iM nu. ; exports,
70 bu. 8pot market steady; No. 3 red, $1.14
n elevaliir; rso. 1 nortnern, numin, 11.111c
'. o. b. afloat; No. 1 nam, .namtwa, nom
nal f. o. b. afloat. Optloua opened steady
et Ho decline under loval pressure, recov
ered and then We ikensd frora lft'24c anl
closed steady, at lHT''urt net decline; May,
$l.t3Vl-0k. flosed at $10441 Ju'J'i WS'O1
1.014, closed at ty-Tc; nepteraDer, siw.fi'H'--,
n.i At V .c.
CORN Receipts. 72.123 bu.; export.
bu: spot market easy; No. I nominal In
elevator and 67c f. o. b. afloat; No. S yel
low ftxc- No -l white. B7e. Option maraei
t lower and continued to decline, closing
VHo lower; May. 61V4i(i614ct closed
fil7i.. Tulv ,rt: fi.r. rlused At 6l,C.
11ATS Kecelids. Itl.OoO bu. : exports, 2W
bu.; sixit market barely steady; No. t oats,
ru, x: , m.ki,A jut ,
HAY yulet; Shipping, tMflioc; govu
hde. 9ictltlo5.
HOI'S Unlet ; state, common to choice.
lf3 crop, ;j4j3Sc: 1902 crop. Z4Ve; oias
tnrc; Pacific coast, 1M crop, .
crop, wane; ouis, ii-pi.tc.
llirM.'tS L'irm- Dull Is1illl. ?0 tO
lKcrCaliromla. 21 to 23 lb., lc; lexaa ary.
24 to 20 lbe.. 14e. A .,,
RICK Steady ; domestic, fair to extra, S4
BM,c; Japan, nominal. ,
TAMAW Steady; city ($2 per pkg ), 5'c;
ccuntrv (Pkgn. free), 64"t.'i4c
I'KANtJTH Firm; fancy hand-picked,
J4c; other rtornestic, SViiic.
I F. ATHF.H Firm ; acid. iSg2Bc.
WOOI Firm; domestic neece, i'joa-.
PROVISION? Iteef. firm; family, t)M
1"5n- me $9"0'oB.5o: beer name, j.-'.wiji
22.00; packet. JiaSnll SO; city extra India
mess. 10 oufHN.io. l ui mrai', nun.
bellies. S7.trV(i 25; pickled shoulders. Sb.oo;
nlckled hams. llo.r'iii.no. Tird, easv; weu-
ern steamed. $8.0 W 25; refined, steady; con
tinent, U.Sn; Bonn Americn,
Smnd. $1 S7V.4f7.00. Pork, steidy; family,
Sxfi17no; short clear, $16.xy&17.1o; mess,
. 1 Ll-
HI TTKK r irm; ireso i iraiitr
state dairy. 142!e
CHF.V.SF, Firm: lOTTii'c.
f-,ns Stead v; western firsts. 21c.
FOl'I.XRY Alive, steady; western chick
ens. 12c; fowls, iJ',c; iunci,
unchanged.
St. Louis Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 29-WHKAT-Close:
lower; depressed by heavy selling.
red cash. ilo-IV:; 011 track. ll.Obl.lO: May.
S4c; July, soc: No. 2 hard. (iic.
t'oRN Lower: No. 2 rarn 454c; on track,
4ti44Tc; May. 44c; J..ull' .
OA 1 a Lower; ro. l n,
4S4c; May. 4S4c: No. 2 white, -. -fvf)...
lii'u ei,lv red winter. l.).S(rtl5.40,
extra fancy and tralght, $S.toS6.25; clear,
BKr.o nmoiny, ieaiy, -.v-.w
CORN M BAly Steady, $2 50. cc..
BKAN-Oull; sacked, east track, J.
HAY Dull, easy; timothy, $.0o4jl3.w;
Drairle. $ o09.R0 for No. 1. .
- . . . w . . Bin
BAtKHNtl 64c.
HEMP TW1NJ5 6c. , ...
PROVISIONS Pork, lower Jobbing,
$15,474. lard. lower; prime steamed,
Hacon, steady; Doxeo. mm rn"ro, jw,
clear ribs. SSI.374: short clear. $9.2.
POLITRY meaay; coicaenn, uc,
springa. lie; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 13c; geese.
8c. . .
HI TTFR oteaay: creamery, ifiiui,
j.irv ir.',i2nc
NEW YORK, Feb. 29. The feeble waver
ing of prices In today stock market rep
resented nothing more than the fatjous
attempts of a tew small room traders to
find a moveable spot In the market fr
either an upward or downward course. The
aggregate sales for the day fell to 171.900
shares. There was a day record of less
than lfifi.OOO shares In August of last year.
The lowest for the current year until today
was touched on February 15, when 173.0X1
shares were sold. Tb market prove
rigid against attempts to move It In either
direction. The opening movement waa In
clined downward today. Pari was re
ported to be In a condition of nervou p
prrhenslon over .the preliminaries to. the
teulement.
In tlila market the Fries were slightly
heavier than the averaae. which was ac
counted for rby the extremely unfavor
able showing ttt rst earnings for January
with a fall of nearly a million dollars from
the level of last January, due both to an
Increase In onerailna- expenses and a de
crease In gruas earnings. Railroad reports
for the day, were genorally unufavorahle
with the notable exception of L'nlon Pa
cific, which was able to show a reduction
of expenses, which was expected to help
out the expected gross. Toe market got
no benefit on it until the pressure on Erie
and the general list waa relaxed. The
break In the copper price hurt Amalga
mated Copper, but It rallied later.
The dread of a Northern Securities de
clsion waa plainly an Influence In the mar
ket, but the potponement of the period
of suspense unlocked no animation In the
trading. lTlces hardened appreciably In
the afternoon. ...
I he coal conference over wages was a
depressive Influence! Pennsylvania was
notably so on consideration of its annual
statement. 1 nlted States Steel was ben
efited by reports of a large purchase of pig
iron ny tne corporation. 1 ho closing was
very nrro nut Intensely dull. Honds De
came Irregular after early heaviness. An
advance In United States Steel secoud five
helped the general list. Total sales par
value. $1, 1.15.000. United States old 4s ad
vanced 4 per cent on call.
The following were the closing quotation
on tne New tor stock exchange:
Sales. Hlgh.ljow. Close
654
84
744
144
1384
Flour, bbls...
Wheat. DU...
Corn, bu
Oats, DU.....
Receipt. Shipments.
14 000
...153.000
...141. 000
...100,000
9.. 100
6',i0
70,000
44.000
154
534 .
155
19"'
cr4
234
6'.'
34
1K4
184
f
it"
102
H14
874
15
S04
1184
Kansas City Orals and Previsions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 29. WHEAT May,
"4c: July. 844c; cash. No. I hard, 93aStoc
No. S. s&ffHOc; No. 4 red. $1.07; No. J, $1,024
$1.05; receipts, 122 cars.
CORN May, 47VcH7Tc; cash. No. 2 mixed.
4S4i44c; No. 2 white, 45c: No. 3, 44c.
OATS No. 2 white, 42S43c; No. 2 mixed.
4C4t4tc .
HAY Choice timothy, $9 5010.00; choice
prairie. $7.2587.50.
r.YK No. 2. tioOmc.
UUTTER-Creamery. 21023c: fancy dairy.
EOQS Ixwer; Missouri and Kansn,
case returned. 144c; new No. 2, white
wood case Included, 154c.
Receipt. Bhipment.
Wheat. bu. 9T.0 78,40)
Corn bu 1.. 51i.0 2o.0
o2u. bu "... M.W0 .W0
gnsar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Feb. 29 SUOAR Raw,
firm: fair refining, 24tt2 i9-3;lc; centrifugal,
W test, J41j:i T-lOcj molasses sugar, lc
211-loc; refined, nteady; crushed. 6.16c; pow
dered. 4.55c: granulated, 6.55c. Molasses, 24
tiSl-32c; refined, firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 29.-8UOAR-Steady;
open kettle, 2t3 $-16c; centrifugal.
8'ti34c; centrifugal whlt.i. 4'sc; yeiiowe.j'
i3 1-16c: aei-oiula, 24'j3S-l, Molasses,
nominal; open kettle .2So; centrifugal, 10
fjlo. Syrup, dull, 23'uo.
Oils and Hosln.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29 OILSCottonseed.
steady. Petroleum, quiet; relined. New
York. $S.ii6; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$H So Turpentine, quiet, 63UW4C,
ItOSIN yuiet. m
SAVANNAH, Feb. .-OILTurpenUne.
fiROS iN-FIrm ; A. P. C. D, $2.40; K. $2 45;
F, fl ai; U, $J.65; H, $i.0: 1. $2.95: K. $3 25;
M. $J.J0; N, $J3i; v. U.. $355; W. W., $3.73.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 29 BUTTER
Steady, fair demand; extra nearby prints.
I 111 U . , ID, , 1 I t
4o Vwer'at SCc" Kl rcfit- w. rS EGGS-Flrm. good demand: fre.h nearbjr
24 rar. 4 of contract irrudn 23c, at mara: irvsn
Oata followed the trend of other markets
The clone waa ateady at a slight decline.
May opened unchanged to a shade lower at
4W454o and after selling down to 414c
closed at 014V July ranged between
4140 and 41c, and closed Ho lower at 4;4o.
Local receipt were 2t car. . ...
A sensational break occurred In pork un
der liberal liquidation. Heavy aelllng by
packers and a lack of support caused a loss
of $1.06 in the price of May pork. The
weakness in pork spread to lard and ribs,
but these products showed only moderate
declines. 1 rading was active and- the vol
ume of bualnesa waa large. Thar was a
good commission house demand on the de
ellne and a fair recovery was made. The
opening on May pork was flown l-4ire:4c
at $15 (w,i 1 00, and after selling oft to $14 25
the market closed at $16,374. a- net de
cline for the day of 75c May lard closed
loo lower at $7 S74., Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. 56 cars: corn, 6u6
oars; oats. oars; hogs. SK.uuO hoad.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Article. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close, f Safy
Wheat
May
a July
b July
Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
Feb.
May
July
Oats
Feb.
May
July
Sept.
July
July
July
1 0S
97i !7S
4tf4
t4a'.l
W;-o4
j464
46"a464,
43
$64
IS 80
U W
T 9?4'
I lb
T 90
T 96
J.
974
4'
i
9t4'
60-4
664
99 1 Ot 04
WS!Vf"' 1 34
94 94H,'o4 974'" 4
Kv4 e I K64
:4 884
454(4J
17
34
1 00
IS 00
T 95
110
T9?4
I 024
634 634
5541 60s1
64 4 634 a 4 664 y4
44444
414
SuV.
14 96
14 96
T
S OS
T 474
T 6J4!
414!
4
15 S74
16 C4
7 974'
$06 I
1 to I
CS
454
414
4
is 64
l 10
T974
$ 074
T 94
7 074
No. 1 a Old b Ktw.
Cash quotations were as followst
FLul'K- 1-isler: winter patenta, $5 101
.ai; atralghia, Hbl'H&.O1: sitlng patents.
vida-su; straights, S4.40iU4.7v; bukers. $i.:0
(14
. meat iso. 1 spring, to.-riii w; No. a.
fO.il ); No, I red. !4cill lis.
CORN No. t 6Sc; No. 2 yellow. 64c.
OATr No. t -4i-; No. I white, 4?4
b A RLBTT Good feeding. 4042c; fair to
choice malting, 4siuc
fjlUkDS No, 1 01. $U1; No. 1 north
wvatem, nci Iresn
south western, 2Z3c; fresh southern, 22c,
at mark.
CHEfc.SK r irm, nignerj jsew xora iuii
creams, choice to fancy, uvuuvc; ntt
York full creams, fair to good, 104WIIC.
r eo. vt ncAi
jly, $1.004l-'O4j Sei
k, No. 1 hard, $1.0 ;
1; No. 1 northern. 9,4
Minneapolis (irnln Market
MINNKAPOLJ3, Feb. 29 WirEAT-
May. $l.oo4'U 1.004: July,
temper; wv; on i
K., 1 northern. $1,004;
tisxVc: No. 3 northern. 954i97e.
If LOLn r irsi paieuvs, .l.vaQ.ou; seo mu
patenta Jf 2o6 nrst clears, H OJ4.10;
second cieira. j.kb-. 10.
BRAN in DU1K, iio.wsiaak
Mllrrnnkce liraln Market.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 29 WHEAT 2o
lower; No. 1 northern,-" $1 01 l.t; No. t
northern. mk-(ii$1.4io; July. 164c bid. -
It YM-Dull; Nul 1. 7tuoc.
BARLJCY Steady; No. 2-, 664c; sample,
4'V9o.
CoRN 4xjlc lowsr; No. S, 4fr344c: July.
Btec - . :
Dalnlh Grain Market.
DULT7TH, Feb. 29-WHEATIn Store,
No. 1 hard. $1,014: No. 1 northern, rt4c;
No. t northern, S94e: to arrive. No. 1 h:ird.
11014; No. 1 northern. 9,.'4c; No. S north
ern. 974c; May. 9S4c; July. WrV; Septem
ber OATS-On track. 414c; to arrive, 414c-
Visible snpply of Grain.
NEW YORK. Feb. 29. The vlslbls supply
of grain February 27, as compiled by the
NewYork I'roduce exchange. Is as follows:
Wheat. S5.5W.mio; bu.. decrease 1.248.W10 bu.;
ern. S.TM.ono bu , Increase W7,io nu.; rye,
1.187.000, bu.. Increase 9,90 bu.; barley, 4,311,
00 bu , decrease 86.0U0 bu.
Atchison 18,4oO
do pfd lnO
Baltimore & Ohio.... 6.300
do pfd
Canadian Pacific 2,400 114
Central of N. J ,
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 3u0 30
Chicago & Alton ,
do pfd ...
Chicago Gt. Western. 200
Chicago A N. W
Chicago, Mil. & St. P. 10,500
do p f d
Chicago Ter. & T
do pfd
C. C. C. & St. L
Colorado Southern .. 320
do 1st pfd 300
do 2d Pfd
Del. & Hudson 1,100
Iel.. Lack & West
Denver tt R. Q 2i
do pfd loO
Erie l.Sno
do 1st pfd 1,!"
do 2d pfd 1,200
Hocking Valley
do pfd ,
Illinois Central 100
Iowa -Central 100
do pfd ' ....
K. C. Southern.!
do pfd 100
Louisville A N.-...t.. . 'J00
Manhattan L 300
Met. Securities
Metropolitan St. Ry
Minn. A St. Louis.... i...
M.. St. P. AS. 8 M. ....
do pfd
Missouri Paclflo .... 7.600
M.. K. A T loo
do pfd 100
Nat. of Mex., pfd
New York Central.... 1.300
Norfolk A Western.. 800
do pfd
Ontario A Western.. 300
Pennsylvania .v...... 27,500
Pitts.; c c ft Bt. Ll. ..r.
Reading 1,400
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd 300
Rock -Island Co...... 2.MK
do pfd 100
St. L. A S. F.. 2d pfd. 100
St. L. Southwestern
do pfd .j. y
Southern Paclflo 8,400
Southern Railway .. l,"on
do pfd 100
Texa A Pacific. 200
Tel., St. L. A W..:. !-
do pfd '...; 600
I'nlon Pacific 1.100
do pfd
Wabash 100
do pfd 1.800
wheeling & Lake
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Adams Express
Amer. Express
IT. 8. Express
Wells Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper 12.7V
Amer. Car A.Fdry.. 400
do pfd 100 68
Amer. Cotton Oil ' ..
do rfd
American Ice 700
do pfd 100
Amer. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. & R...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar TtefVg..
Anaconda Mining....
Brooklvn R. T
Colo. Fuel A Iron...
Consolidated Oaa ...
Corn Product
do pfd
Distiller' Securltle.
Oeneral Electric ....
International Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd . . .'.
National Lead
North American ....
Pacific Mall
People's (las
ITesaed steel car....
do nfd
Pullmsn Palace Car
Republic Steel
do nfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tern. Cosl A
U. 8. Leather
do rfd
V. 8. Realty
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber
no rfd
United State Steel.. S 700
An pfd 13.500
Westlnghouse Flee.
Western Union
644
N4
74
1184
24
H4
1354
slxtr days. 84'34 per rent; ninety diys.
34u4 per cent; six months 44i44 pT cnt.
STERI.1NO EXCHANGE Firm, wlh
actual buslnens In bankers bills st II v,i 'j
4.SWd for demand an at $4.v.5'04 8.Ufi for
slxtv-dav billa; posted rates, l4MnK44 and
$4 (Oii4 7"4; commercial bills. $4,834-
FILVEK Har. wi'nc; Mexican cionars, 4o.
HONDS Oovernment. firm; rallrvad. Ir
regular.
1 h closing quotations on Donas are ss
fellows:
.PM't Vinti.tl.n e. f ...W
. 1"5 IMx. ('ntral 41 M
.1" Hn lt inc U
.'.KSl'Minn A St. U 4t 1
.!!IM , K. A T. ts ?'
.1.11 do U TT
l.VN. It. Tt. of M. c. 41. 114
.lutk N. T. C. . Its 7
.p is. J. c. a. f n
. ftk'no. rcia 4i
, i Vf do Si TH
.liO'N. A W. e. 41 tT1
. M4 n 8. L. 4 A ir.... l
.ltX Pnn. codt. tm M4
. ' 4 I!dln fm. it f S
.10-1 et. L A 1. M. r. & .lift
hlf-a( A A. . 75H St. L. A F fx. 4
c. H A q. a. .. ' st. U 8. W. la s
C. M. A r. g. 4s..U'l4 So board A U 4a.... w
C A N. W. e. 7l....lM4 So. Prlflc 4t M
C , R. I. A P. 4l . So. Ktllwtr 6m 1114
si" Texas A p. li lit
T , St. b. W. it..
V. i. rof. ta, rr..,
flo rouprvn
So ta. re
do coupon
do new 4, res. ...
do coupon ,
do old 4s, rcg...
do coupon
Atrhlann gn. 4t..
do adj. 4i
Xi Untie D. U it.
Bil. A Ohio 4l
do l4i
Central of Oa. Is.
do lat ine
Chen. A Ohio 4W1.
do col. Is.
C.t'.r. A St. L. 1.
Chloago Tcr. 4a...
Con. Tobarco 4a...
Colo. A 80. 4a
Tt. A R. O. 4a...
Erie prior Hen 4s..
do gen. 4a
F W. A P. C. 1a.
6 va
as
i
.1"4
Vnlon Paolftc 4a..
do eonv. 4a
V 8. Steel Id Ss.
Wabaah 1
10? H
.. 4S
.. 714
..116
db deb. S t?1,
W. 4 I R. 4a t
Hcrklna Val. 4Wi 10s
L. A N. unl. 4s M4
Offered.
Wla. Central 4a.
Colo. I. A 8. c.
(a.
4.14
11
. London Stock Market,
LONDON. Feb. 29.-Closlng:
Conaola, monajr... H 11-14, N. T. Central....
. . ee uoorrotR at w....
.. 1) do pfd
.. 4'nntHo A W....
.. 9 iPf nnrvtTanla ....
.. 7SHand Mlnea
..11SS.! Reading
. . JS do list ptd ...
15 do Id pfd.t..
P. .... .141-44 9o. Rallwar ....
H I do pfd
do arcouot
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A O..
Canadian Paclflo
Chea. A Ohio...
Chlnaxo Gt. W
r . M. A St.
PeBeera
D. A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do Int pfd...
do id pfd...
Illlnola Central
Tiula. A Naah.
l , K. A T
l'lSn. Pac-ltlc -
TV Union Pacific .,
SJ't do p(d
43 U. S. Steel....,
IKS do pfd
no Wahaah
1044' do pfd
15H
SILVER liar, steady. 26Td per ounce.
MONEY-S per cent; the rate of discount
In tho open market for short bills Is 3'f
34 iwr cent;' for three months' bills, 334
per cent.
..1174
.. MS
.. '4
..
.. S74
.. 4
.. to
.. 31
.. :
.. 14
.. i
.. 44H
.. to
.. P'
.. MS
.. 1"
.. S3
CHICAGO 1-IVK STOCK HtHKGT.
654
be
W4
80
1134
13
3
si
114
101
138
17J
84
lit
72
15
53
124
IE5
2:4
l-i
'
23
f4
72
-,9'i
13.4
11
S3
104
31
10S
1414
84
1144
68
68
-418
S74
144
35 4
844
1144 1H4 1'44
4 f54
164
6S4
154"
19
654
224
614
374
12-14
. W4
814
102
141
15
S5
6t4 65'.
i04
404 3H
M
204
fil
42
yi-4
424
ls
74
214
?(4
34
734
174
3.14
61 '
194
60
4
sV
4?4
7S4
09 Li.
or
34
73
iHi
S3
Prices Rule Fifteen Cents Higher for
Cttle and Slower for Hoars.
CHICAGO, Feb. 29. -CATTLE Receipts,
24.1X10 bend. Market strong to luc higher;
good to prime steers, $5.00(;o.S6; poor to me
dium, S3.6oyl.76: stockers and feeders, $2.60
114.10; cows, l. 604.00; fieirers, $2.00(4.50;
fanners, $1.6tH2.4u: bulls, $2.i4.00; calves,
$3..w,ifi.75- Texas fed steers. $4.0ii'&4.75.
HOGS Receipts today, 50,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, SO.OOO head. Market lbfj
2uc lower; mixed and butchers', $5.154j'6.5;;
good to choice heavy, $5.55ii5. .24; rough
and heavy. $5.:WiS.45; light, J4.S5'ji-3C; bulk
of aajes, $6.3(i4iS.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 48,000
head. Market steady to loc lusver for
sheep, loli 26c lower for lambs; good to
choice wethers. $4.25fa 4.76; fair to choice
mixed. $1.5fKu4.;5: western Tsheep. $2.4Oti5.0O
native lambs. $4.50iij.OO; western lambs, $4.60
(Bts.iu.
Ottlcial yesterday:
rteceipts. Shipments
Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
634
..18,S"!
,. 770
6.099
787
OMJA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Bun of Cattl. and- Frrxi
Etrci to Tea Higher.
Enled
HOGS SLOW AND CONSIDERABLY LOWER
Liberal Reeelpta of Sheep at All Pelnts
anal Prices goffered a Decline
Ten to Fifteen Cents
All Aronnd.
rX)VTU OMAHA. Feb. 29. 19o.
Receipts were: Cattle, llocn. Sheen.
omciui Monday 2,38
omne day last week o.vt
Kame day week before.. 3.4.11
Hume three weeks ago... 2.T20
Same four weeks ago.... 1.W4
Same day last year 4.S17
Total Feoruary, 1:4 66-'iO
6.270
4.7f
6.1W
S.9.'4
8.7oi
221.
2O4.040
243.941
lsw.571
1S9.706
131.070
134.692
113. :
79.772
13,075
13'.r4
79.024
li.Vl
12.147
lo.M
4.514
14s.360
lU.i.l
71.672
80.184
113,441
lj.il
103,512
41,oi4
iS.248
8.3.'6
W.I41
ki.314
Total February, IsmC 75.501
Total February, 1902 61.4'
Total February, li il 61.673
Total February, 1 49,572
Total February, 1SW9 43.664
Total February, 189s 5o.l41
Total February, 1W 4S.904
Total February, 1896 33,-tl
Total February, issb 8.447
Total February, 1VH 5o,91
Total February. 1KM H3.027
Total February. 1SM2 55.M3 127.419 17.B20
Total February, ls91 47,067 130,681 12.421
RECE1ITS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows Lue rcocipig ot
Cattle, hogs and sheep at bouth Otnaba
for the year to date, with comparison wi'.h
last year:
19.(4. 1903. Inc..- Uko.
Cattle l-u.oll w,u79 ivuus
Hogs 4M,2il 4ul,tiS - 4.is
Sheep 3usel ilu.iii lU.laO
Average prices palu tor liogk all South
Omaha lor the lui several das wuh eotn-pariaons'
Date. I 104. 11903. la02. 11901. 1900. ;lSi.lSJil.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
-b.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Ken.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Fab.
724 I 6 S 6 22 4 671 $ 641 $ 64
.vsi W " I a U 4 ui 1 ta i w
S 1 4 kw a 70, S s:-i 11 tj. 1 7J
4... .4 61 I 3u S 4 6 3I I 6! S 71
6
. ..
10!.!
H...
2...
14...
14...
la...
16..
17..
18..
19..
20..
21..
22..
23 .
24..
26...
26..
27..
28..
28..
4 !64l Wl 111 6 : 4 bX.. 1 3 li
4 Howl S 26i 161 S 21 4 701 S 6i
itl tu IS M a 11 si a n
1
4 l84, 1 5 Kei 6 a; 4
4 89 I t 711 I 6 to 4 84
6 0141 6 76 S 0U 1 4 801
6 OO I 701 11 6 82
ttt ( 721 041 I $01 4 79
i ui 4
$ 70 $ 71
i 111 .0
S 65! J
18 81
4 ti nai hi 4 tii S S81
1 6 eoi 6 W 6 W 4 7o 8 w 3 U
4 99 I 0 61: t i', a 7ji J 6i
tU IS 721 I 271 4 831 $6o 69
. 02 I 1 03 6 78 I 4 6 8 il S M
9 Ui'A Si IB ,SI i-l - I a 01
6 t 901 & 841 6 231 4 83 1 J
b 24W, tt : a 60: 0 W 4 101 3 fr
1 8S( 6 82 4 741 47
1 95 6 29 i 4 69 S 55
C 98
6 274
6 22W tt 82 I 6 82 1 4 691 S 66
1 6 litvai tt Mi 6 96! 1 4 Wi i o..
w U.7B v wi v wo v m, 1
6 8Wi 8 Sll 6 881 f 881 4 661 . I
6 32 1 6 Mi 6 eOj 6 26 4 tti 3 62
it 8:i 6 90i 6 2s 4 77 3 tMi
8 91
S 9S
3 64
3 81
$
3 81
IVew York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Feb. 29. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 3.01S head: market for good steers
full steady, others slow; bulls and cows
steady to a shade lower; steers, S4.15tfi6.15;
bulla", $3.5iU'4.50; rows, $2.00?ia75; cables
quoted live cattle firm at 114'a'13c dressed
weight; Kheep, Mgher at 13'(ii:l4c dressed
weight: exports tomorrow. 80 head cattle
1,760 hend sheep and 6,200 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 1,661 head; market
opened easier and closed fully 50c off;
veals, $4.60&4J.OO: few early sales, $9.25fi9.5n;
Utile calves, $3.o0; barnyard and fed, SH.OO'cr
2.75; city drescd veals, lower at 813c;
country dressed. 7il4e. .
SHEEP ANI LAM RS Receipts, 12.004
head; market for sheep easier; lambs. 15c
lower; sheep, $3.5O4r6.00; lambs, $5.254.40;
choice, $6.50; yarllnffs, $5.65.
HOOS Receipts, 11. -W0 head; market ZStp
S'c lower; -state S-A-Pennsylvania hogs,
$5.4580; western pigs, $6.155.30.,
'Indicates Sunday.
No market.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
C, M. & 8t. P... 1
Missouri Pacllio .. '
Union Paclflo system .. 9
C. & N. W 4
F., E. & M. V 87
C, St. P., M. & O
li. A M 29
C. B. & Q 5
C, R. I. & P., east 3
C, R. I. & P., west.... i
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Great Western. 4
Total receipts ...... JOS
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot neaa indicated:
'ioo i74 ifli
4W.
14
ft
314
454
19
64
8
S14
200 214 224
goo
2,100
7! 400
1"0
300
1.900
'ioo
liw
100
90
1244
40-4
S04
190
1T4
160
114
S94
1234
?04
S04
V
1TH
4
ioo
114
Liverpool Grain Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 28. WH EAT Brat
nominal; futures, quiet; March 6s H4d:
Ma v. 6s 94d.
CORN Hoot, ateadv: American mixed
new. 4s S4d; American mixed, old. 4s 4d:
futures, quiet; March. 4s tTd; May, 4s $44.
Porln Market
III., Feb 29.-CORN
I. 41c: No, 4. IK-
IRN-O
; No. 1,
uoted
old
PEORIA,
tleadr: No.
46- c: No. 4. old. 46c.
WHISKY On ths basis of $117 for n-
lehed goods..
Toledo leed Market.
TOLEDO. Fek. EKD-Clover. rash
February and March. 17 u-4: April. $6 924
prime slaJke, $6 So. prims timothy, $4.14-
Iron.
700 i5
800 974 974
100 2S4 2R'i
'IOO '74 - '74
'ioo r ri
400 7 ' 4
'ioo Y" '7"
:oo 494 . 4914
104
R04
104
200 874 8T4
8-
W4
1134
56
39H
75
6r-4
2t
00
414
384
31
4ti
184
7s4
124
14
84
734
R4
. 1"4
S34
14
;S74
- 39
2:0
1'5
101
ros
'64
19
' 8S
74
$04
9
27
22
7'
'94
8fvt
1244
fS
44
304
1994
174
fit
"24
15
114
.44
$3
714
Ui
(11 4
?n
974
9
diH
18V.
754
35
4
774
4"4
114
' 47
10
B-t
l'A
$74
Boston Stock (taotatlona.
BOSTON, Feb. 23 Call loans, 34S44 per
rent; time loans, 4n4 per cent, ojnnai
rioalng prices on stocks and bonds:
A)rtiaoa adj,
do 4a
AtdjUos
ti pfd
hnatoa A Albany...
B'leton A Maina.,.,
Poeton Elavate4 ...
Klti h burg pfd ....
Kn. Cei.tral
N. y . N H A H
Pace Uarquetta ...
t'nloa Pacific
Amer. Arte. Cheat.
do pfd
Aaier. Pnea. Tab
Amer. Suitar .
do pfd
Amer. TAT
Amer. Woolea ....
do pfd
Pomlnlon I. A 8.
Edlaon Elee. Mum
Oeaeral Klcctrlo ..
Maia. Electrla ...
do pfd
Muss, naa
t'nlted Fruit
tutted Shoe
do pfd
1. 8. Steel
do p'd
Weettng. eoauDoa
Bid.
Mack
ft Adventure
. 17H Alloiiea
, 144 Amalgamated ...
; h ' .Anier. Klne
.1411 Atlantic- ,
.IfrA Bingham
i:rT,('.l V necla
.114 .rVMennlel ,
. 94 Copper Range ..
.11 rmlj w
. : He mlnloa Coal ,
. 1i rranklln
. It :Oranc
. 14 'Hie Rnrala. ....
. i Maaa. Mining,..
......H3H Mnhatk
111L, nt r - A C.
H ri'd Domlnioa ...
MV Ot rente
4 I Parrot 4.
131 jOulnce
1S4 Shannoa
14 Tamarack
TJV Trlrltr
I U. t. Mining...
N I' S. Oil
4S Iftah
vi-iocla
n Winona
M iWolTcrlne
T1 '
.. P4
t
.. 4S
.. 74
.. 7
.. 1H
. .4?
.. a
.. 114
.. f
.. IS
a
.. li'i
.. 10
.. to
-si
- 4a
.. a
..
.. 71
. 8Ietnl.Ttln.rVet.
NEW TORIC. Ib..29(7tETAT.S Tin was
rather firmer in tone 111 the lyondon market,
with spot closing' nP-l12J 10s. and futures
Cs higher fit 13 ISw:1' Rocally stocks of tin
are said to be light hnrt the market ruled
appreciably "firmer, spot closing at $28,101))
28.60. Copper was lower In Ixindon, spot
closing at a decline of 12s 6d at 4:56 12s 6d.
and futures 10s lower at 55 7s 6d. Locally
copper was unchanged. Lake Is quoted at
$12.5fi 12.75. and electrolytic and casting at
$12,37412.624. I;ead was unchanged at 11
15s In London and - $4.50(44.60 In the 'New
York market.- Spelter was steady at $5.06
fi5.16 In New Tork and at an advance of 2s
0.1 to 22 2s 6.1 In London. Iron cloned at
61s 6d at Glasgow and at 49s 6d at Middles-
borotighi - locally Iron was steady; No. 2
foundry, northern,-, at ' $14.S514.7r; No. 1
foundry, southern and No. 1 foundry south
ern soft, at SI 2.2513.35.
8T. LOCIS, Feb. , 29. METALS Lead,
Steady, $1.25. Spelter, steady, $4.80.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29. CXTTON Future
ODened strong: MarCh, 14.70c: April. 15.00c
May. 15.PV; July, 15.14c; August, 14 8.".c;
October. 12.15c: NovemDer. u.mto orreren.
Kpot cIohmI quiet at in polnta higher; mid
dling uplands,. 1a3o; middling guir, ijojc;
s;iles. none.
ST. lJl.'IS. Feb. 29 COTTON Market
4 higher; middling. 144e; sales, 121 bales;
receipts, 700 Dates; suipments, none; stoca
19 507 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. : Fen. 29. CXI TTtJN
Firm; sales, 6,450 bales; ordinary. 12 9-16c;
good ordlnsry, 134e;: low middling. 144c;
mlriflllnir 14.c: gnon minniinK. l-l .t-in,;
mlHllnir fnlr. 19 9-1cr receipts. 8.78S bales:
stock. 304. S hales. Futures market stendv;
March 14.97mi4.99c: April. 1.1 iltn 10 iic l 1HV,
is iiifilft 42e: June. 15 ftS15.2c: Julv. lo.Slfr
15'8'2c: August. 15.16V&15.20c; September, 12.94
'a 13.00c.
St. Louie Live Stock Market.
ST. LOCIS. Feb. 29 -CATTLE Receipts
4,000 head. Including 2o0 head Texans; mar
ket steadv to strong native snipping mm
exnort steers. M. 261 6.50. the top obtulnahle
for strictly fancy; dresed beef and butcher
steers. $4.0O"(i6.36; steers under l.f1 lbs., $3.50
fiiS.oij; st.xkers un.i reeaers, i.jug4.iw; cows
and heifers, W.Va w. ne toil ror fancy
corn fed heifers; canners. $2.2'i2.50; bulls.
$2.'u4.0o; calves. 3("a7'0; Texao and
Indian steers, $3 00ff4.2G. with fed up to $475;
cows and heifers, S2.0ik1i3.15.
HOGS Receipts, 8.&00 neaa; mantel lower;
pigs and llgnts. M.H.u; pacaers. t..unt
l:&; butchers and beet heavy. $5.4075.70.
SHEEP AMJ ,A..VlL151ieceiptB, l.ieai
head; market steady: native muttons, $4 (1
i4.75; iambs. $45iKt5 00; culls and bucks,
$2.004.25; stockers. $2.00-83.00.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market,
ST. JOSEPH. Febi 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts. i.2t) head; market strong to 15c
higher; natives, $3.75j&.35; Texas and m-est-ertt,
S3 2V(i4.83; cows and heifers, $1 KM 4. 60;
veal. 12 Tr.-i.ijO; bulk and stags. $2.25425;
yearlings and calves. $2.3i4.10, stockars and
feeders. 12 Kf.fi 4 ja.
HiXiS Receipts, a.mi neaa; maraei
mostlv 10c lower; light, $5.0i-i5 35: medium
and heavy, $5.30-ii5.50; bulk. 5yKo5.40.
SHEKP AM' UJli'-s- Jtecerpts, a.JZ
head; market steady to loo lower.
Cvffr Market.
NEW YORK. Feb 29. COFFEE The
market for options opened steady at an ad-
vunce or 6Ttin points Bnortiy after the
opening prices begsn to sag off. The close
ws steady st s partial decline rf 6 points.
Sales were report, d cf r.5"0 hags, Includ
ing: March. 52fvas.3ie; May, eSO-flStioc;
June. 5 6"i)5.90c; July. -i.20c; October, 6 10c;
November, 6.2oc; Dtxember, tt.30&6.4oc; No. 7
Rio, 6 l-16c, -
Sioas City Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY, Feb- 29. -(Special Tele
gram.) Recefnts. $. head; stokera
ateady: killers strong; beeves, $3 6KiI4 60;
cows, bulls and mixed, $2.rtfi3 .50; stockers
and feeiWs, S3. IA3. 75; calves and ) earl ana,
$2. 75ti 3. 50.
Hi iGS Receipts.' S.3-T0 head; market 10c
lower, selling at M-7-if9. 40; bulk, $5.1.30
Jew York Niamg . Qnt.tnt'ona,
NEW TORK. Feb. The following are
the clnalng quotations on mirir.g stocks:
A-tana Cos
Alice
brce
Conial.ick
Cos. Cat Va
Hnra Silver
Irus Silver .....
t.-Hxiil- t'on ..
Little Chief
. 1
.
. 1
. 4
lf
.111
.ta
. I
.
Ontario
phlr -
Phoenix
s eet '.
eHtsTage
tSierra Nevada .
jimail Hueee ...
blaudaxd
450
4
, 14
to
41
M
tie
Aseasment paid.
law York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. . -MONET On call.
aay at 1&3 per cent; laat bid. 14 per cent)
oftered at S per cwni; Uine moucy steady
18
1
S 39 8
10
28 76 1
3 4.1
16 U S
i V.
l
4 1
90 70 IS
11...
S...
s...
I...
1...
1...
s...
i...
...
4...
1...
V.::
4...
7...
3.
an
4T5
;
1.4
!.'.
-4
H
- -
mo
u.-a
1.-40
111U
17B0
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HuUS Receipts of hogs were fairly lib-
eral this morning for a Monday, and as
Chicago was quoted 10-o-luo lower, prices
nutumUy eased oft at this point hIvo. The
market-opened .slow .and generally a dime
loner. Packcra did not Uke hold with
any life.- and, in fact, some of them did
not seem .to sure whether they got any
hogs-or not. As a result the morning
was well advanced before the bulk was
dlspoaaU, of. .- The situation, however, kept
getting worse Instead of better. There
was a sharp break In provisions and pat-ken
used that to pound the market still
lower. rThe light weights-suffered In par
ticular toward the close and salesmen
railed the wlndup extremely dull and lo-it
2oc lower than Saturday. The bulk of
the medium to good weight hogs sold from
$5.15 to $6 i5, with the prime heavies from
$5 25 to $5.40. The light weights sold from
14 10 risiwn
The extreme close of the market was In
very bad shape and at noon there ; were
still ft good many hogs In first hands.
Owing to the big break In provisions
packers did not soem to be at all anxious
for what was left and their bids were fully
20c lower than Saturday's market with
some of the light weights even worse. In
fact salesmen were unable In some cases to
get even a bid on the light weights.
Representative sales:
No.
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...240
...104
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Buyers.
Omaha Fucking Co..
Swift and Company
Cudithy Packing CO
Armour & Co......
Armour. Sioux City
V an sail t & Co.....,;.....,
Carey &. Benton ........
Lobman & Co ,.
W. I. Steuhen
Hill & Sou
Lewis & Cnderwood
Huston A Co..
H. F. Hamilton t...
L. F. Husg ;..
Wolf A Murnan
Hoot
Haggerty
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
ilsi
1.198
1,662
1.440
4.368
6,008
42
12
47
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44
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67 237 120
SHEEP There was a liberal run of cheep
here this morning, about 7o cars being on
sale. Including several shipments from
Colorado and Idaho. Other markets al
had large receipts and as a result prices
took a tumble all around. The decline here
ranged from 10c to 15c on the bulk of the
offerings, though some sales, where the
quality waa Just what suited buyers, did
not lotk quite that much lower, as a ei
eral thing, however, the better grades sold
around a dime lower, while Inferior kinds
were, 10til5c lower than the close of last
week. Trsdlns: waa oulte active at the de
cline, so that the bulk of the offering was
disposed of lr. good season. Borne wessern
.-., rM am hla-h urn S4 and some westom
yearlings brought $5. Mexican wethers sold
up to $4.45 and yearlings $6.10.
Quotttlons for cornfed stock: Chol?e
western lambs. S5.60-f6.76; fair to
godo lambs, $5,00(18.60; good to choice Mex
ican yearlings, $5. 006. IS; good to choice
western yearlings. $4 75(jrs.00; fair to good
vearllnes. 84 2S84 .fifi: sood to choloe weth
ers. $4.0ivi4.25; fair to good wethers, $3.76-3
4.00; good to choice ewes. $3R54T4.15: fair to
good ewes. $3.60rtJ3.80. Representative sales:
OSfHH WHOLES ALB MARKET.
Condition of Trade noel tjnotntlons
Staple anil Fancy Proa nee.
EGOS Receipts, more liberal; market
weaker; fresh stock, 16o.
LIVE It l LTU Hens. $4c; spring
chickens, fo!,'. old roosters, be; turkeys,
131 14c; duckn. :'4,-; peese, fc.
PR ESS Mi Pol'LTRY Turkey a, lfll7e;
ducks. ll'uL'c; geese, loc; chickens, to4(lHc.
BUTT Kit l'n. king stock. Uc; choice
to lancy dairy rolls, 13.14 separstor, .
FRESH FISH Trout. 9V010C; pickerel, 64
dc; pike, Sv; perch. 6fbo; bluefiah. 15c;
whiteiish. 6i9c; salmon, lie: haddock. 10c;
codilsh. 12c; redsnapier, 11c: lobsters, boiled,
per lb., S2c; lobsters, green, per lb., c;
bullheads. 11c; catfish, litjl1;; PiacK bass,
20c; halibut, 16c; rrapplte. 12c, herring. 440;
White bnss ISc: bluefins, So; smelts. lOtfllo.
OYSTERS New York Counts, per can,
43c; per gal., S2 00; extra select, per can,
S5c; per gal., $1.M'; standard. Pr can. S7c;
per gsl .
BRAN Per ton. $1SS0
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: i noice No. 1 uplsnd,
S60; No. 2. $6.00; medium. $5.80; coarse.
$7 00; rye straw, $5 00. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand fair
and receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Colorado, $l.oO; Dakota, per
bu., $1,011, natives, hoc.
SWEET POTATOES Muscatine, per bbl..
$8.50.
NAVY BEANS Ter bu.. $2.16.
CEVERY Large California, 60c, TSo and
0o.
ONIONS-Spantsh. per crate, $1.90; Colo
rado yellow arid red, per lb., 240.
cauuauE Wisconsin Holland. So; bear
California. c.
TURN IPS Canada rutabagas, per lb.,
14c; white, per bu.. 60c,
CAKROiS-Per bu.. $1.00.
PARSNIPS Per bu. fee.
BEETS Per bu., 0c.
CAULlFLOSVER-CaUfornla. per crata,
$2 76. , , - '
CUCUMBERS Per dog. $1.254jUS0.
TOMAT O ES Florida, per S-baaket oratea,
$4 6ii6.00.
RAPisilKP-Per dor. bunrhr. $5e.
LETTUCE HEADS Per dos. bunches. .
681.00: per bbl., $7.00; leaf lettuce, per dos. '
bunrhes, 45c.
1 1. it Mi's-Southern, per nos, 750.
BEETS-Southern. rer dos., 7bc
CARROTS Southern, per oog., 76c.
PARSLEY Southern, per dot., $1.00.
FKUlTat.
APrLES California Bellflowera, per box.
$1.76; New Yolk export Ureenlnga, Uuaaeta
and Baldwins, $4.00.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., $7.00;
per box. $2.60: Wlsconaln Belt and Bugle,
$7.50; Bell and Cherry, $6.60.
GRAPES Imported Malagas, par keg.
STRAWBERRIES Florida, per c,t., 60a
TitoI'ICAL FRUITS. ..
ORANGES Navels, all sizes, choice, $2.15
Cl2.; fancy, nil sixes, $2.2fyt12.60.
LEMONS Calif orn, a, fancy, 800 to $40,
$3.60; choloe. 240 to 2i0 sixes, $3 0"i)3.26.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, SSs;
Imparted Smyrna, 8-crown, I'.c, 6-crown,
16c; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per med Urn slice ouncn.
$2.00&2.60; Jumbos, S J 753.25.
PATE&-Perslan. rer box of $0 Pkga.
$2.00; per lb.. In 60-fb. boxes. 6c; Oriental
BtufTed dates, per box. S2.40.
COCOANUTB Per suck, $4 00; per aos..
$0c.
M I SC E L L.AIM EU U B.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full eresm.
I2c; Vlsconsln Young Americas. 13c: block
Swiss. 10c; Wisconsin duck, isc; iscouain
llmbtirs-r. 12c. .
HONEY Nebraska. I.er 24 frames, $3.00;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames. S3.
M4IM.B Hi uK-unin, per 10., iuc.
ClIER Per bbl., $6 50; per 4 bbl.. $12S.
HOR8FmADlSH Per caso of $ dos.
packed. 80c.
MIlifcH wo. i green, oc: a arccn, w.
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 3 salted 60: No. 1
veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. 84c: No. z veal cair.
12 to 15 lbs.. 4c; dry salted hides. iMT12c;
sheen pelts. 25-a75c: horse niaes, ji.oo-o J.w.
NUT 8 walnuts. NO. 1 sort-snen, per 10..
15c: hard-shell, per lb., 14o; No. I soft-
shell, per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard-shell, per lb.,
12c; Braille, per lb., 11c: filberts, per lb.,
11c; almonds, soft-shell, per lb 16c; hard
shell, per lb., i;ic; pecans, large, per 10.,
12c: small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb.. e:
roasted peanuts, per lb.. 8ci Chill wal
nuts, 12S134c; large hickory nuts, per bu.,
81 60; shell barks, per bu.. $2.00; black wal-
ruts, ner Mi.. Sl.?5.
..2.767 6,756 13,069
yery moderate
Totals ....... r
CATTLE Tliere was
run of cattle here this morning, much
smaller than was generally anticipated.
(Jtiier points also nau ratner limited nrttr
ings, and that being the case, the tendency
of prices was upward. Buyers were all
out In good season and trading was active.
The market on cornfed steers could safely
be quoted active and strong to. a .dime
higher. - Anything at all desirable change!
hands readily at the advance, whereas the
common kinds were rather neglected and
Showed little Improvement In price. That
class of offerings should be quoted steady
to strong. The-quality of the cattle on
sale this morning was nothing extra, so
that the market on paper does not look
particularly high.
The cow market was also brisk, and) if
anything, the Improvement was more pro
nounced on cows and heifers than on
steers. The medium to good grades
showed the greatest Improvement, but It
should ha remembered that the medium
kinds suffered he worst lust week. The
advances. was generally placed at around a
dime, while some salesmen were calling
the market as much as 104rl6o higher. It
wait verv evident that packers all wanted
a few fresh supplies, and aa offerings were
limited, thev had to pay more money ror
what they got. Canners, though, sold In
much the same notches as they did last
week, and, in fact, there has been very
Uttlo change In ruling prices on that elasg
of cattle for some time past.
Bulla did not Improve n sympathy with
steers and cowa. Trading was dull and
prices about the same aa at the close of
last week. Veal calves sold readily at
fully steady prices.
There were not many stockers and feed
ers In sight this monilng, and with a
falrlv good demand the better gradea roull
be quoted active and strong, with others
about steady. Representative sales:
BEEtr bllitKB
20 western ewes
149 western ewes
2 goats :.
250 western ewes
Z50 western ewes
ls western awear,,-ni,r
309 western ewes
11 western wethers
300 Mexican wet here.
119 Mexican -wethers.-.'
4S1 Mexican wethers. ..n
693 Mexican wethers
166 western wethers-.,.
19 western cull yearlings
38 western yearlings....
S24 western yearlings 1
451 western yearlings
446 western yearlings.
68 weotern yearlings
1 western wethers
101 western ewe
211 western ewe
5S3 South Dakota ewes
446 western eweei
189 western wethers
2 western lambs
jr Colorsdo Mexican lambs...,
420 Colorado Mexican lambs
1 western ewe
39 western ewes
63 western ewes
468 Til.iho ewes
108-ldnho ewM.
155 western ewes
102 Colorado ewes
4.'2 Colorado ewes
I'l Colorado ewes
61. western ewes
179 western wethers
65 Colorado lambs
341 Msho yearlings
IIS Idsho yearlings and wethsrs
361 Idaho yearlings and wethers
70
84
95
86
87
K
114
115
87
8
87
68
110
7S
104
74
74
76
74
90
104
103
92
107
124
90
73
..73
80
99
95
105
108
95
115
112
113
pel
97
62
9S
104
104
i 60
2 50
8 00
3 76
8 75
a ts
4 25
4 25
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 35
4 40
4 50
6 00
B 10
6 10
6 10
5 10
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 65
8 90
4 10
6 00
6 60
6 60
8 50
3 60
8 50
5 75
8 7T
8 83
S SO
3 91
8-90
8 90
4 26
4 25
4 66
S4
4 J4
Wool Market.
LONDON. Feb. 29.-WOOL Import a were
New Sontl. AVales. 4.159 bales; Queensland.
S:i; Victoria. 173: South Australia. 58; New
7.eatind, ? 400: Clima. 4r-9; Singapore, 1170
Bagdad. 9:: Antwerp. 911: elsewhere. 135.
6T. IXII'IS. Feb. 29. WOOL-Nominal
medium grades combing and clothing, 17-ff
214c; l'ght fine. lVi17Uc: heavy fine, 12j
144c; tub washed, 2fiSo4o.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORKi Feb. 29 -DRY GOODS-The
market haa been possessed of a firmer tone
owing to the ever Increasing price ot the
raw material, although'lt has vet no
palpable effect on the quotauot if piece
gooos.
Elgin Hotter Market.
ELGIN. III,. Feb 2 BUTTER-The mar
ket ruled nrro today at Ha Lho aame
Ut week. BaUas tvr the week were 4--7.6uv
pounda. ,
Kn. Av Pr No. A. Pr.
I 7S IM 20. 107t S '
H ' fcOO t 90 , ; 10 S 0
e SIS I 15 1 1112 t M
a in I 25 SO 1014 S 10
l' mo S 30 . 45 ,.....'1111 I
in ., 8 S 40 115 S
ll! I2t S 40 ' 4 1247 I 45
1 Kl t 40 S 11V 4 00
e '" 4t t 40 ' JJ 1Tl 4 00
1,' (71 50 12 10BS 4 00
I tlO 1 M S .lot i 00
4?' 7 IM 104 1147 4 m
I 10S4 1 60 17 ... 1U2 4 I
I 473 S M SS r.r-7 4 14
6 H2 S SO . I0V. 122 4 10
II ........... 71 S 60 1 40 4 IS
1 llo I tn 8 lo0 4 111
l' 920 I 4 M 1247 4 IS
1125 S M 34 .....in : 4 to
a a t U T7 .....It7 t it
10' 476 S S tt 111 4 10
1 410 I 70 SS. 14 4
n m t 70 i .im 4 n
tt lilt S 70 ...140 4 4
I 111 3 70 1 IMS 4 44
1 lil-O 8 70 13 14J i 80
tl... 1094 S 75 SO.... 14ol 40
..J MO I Id 1 1!1S 4 IS
is 1141 3 to 8..., in n
I irt I 0 ' t .....1S3 4 IS
n i im re ni 4 u
4 4-J 4 V, l.,,,. Hi. .-1411 4 1(1
a ! 4 0 , -I ,., HT4 4 40
. 8TFER8 AND 1IEITER3.
I 11" I M
STEERS AND COWS.
to not 4 10
COWS.
-1 ...,774 Son ., , .,... ion i Tt
1 4:0 t no 1 110 I tt
I 40 t on IT mil t I
1 10 I (10 I til t as
1 IM IN . S 11 S 40
...J 1T3 t 00 7 S I S
I 7W 1 00 SI M III
1 V0 t 00 1 1M0 t 10
tJ 714 S 04 11 11T4 I 00
I Tt t 10 10. inM I 00
I mi I t 1 1I7 S 00
I . 1 to 1 lll I
1 0 I ?5 I MO I 00
II I'A I w I I no
1 10 I 24 171 t 00
i 14 I to 1...., 110 3 00
4 M IM I., .....1170 I eo
t o 1 to 8 T'e I ao
I I 41 1 Hon S 10
1 1 Ml I 40 IT 1147 I 1
1 IK tM 140 I 11
I ro I 40 i 1MI I U
1 i hi 10 ir t u
1 1MO I 10 3 1110 I II
1 1W1 3 M T 1710 3 111
1 ltTfl t f aia 1 n
S V t 40 1 110 I II
1 1"'0 I in 14 V7 1 II
IT. 77 t W 1 Ill I 11
4 let 41 1 I'-IO I 11
T 1M t ! 71 17 I
I Ill I ! 10 Ki III
14 44 I m I ...tO.0 I to
T rl III 1 ,....1H I
1M t Tl 10 HI ID
111 I U I ....... ...,U1 I M
II 1'l t 71 4 1W S 24
1 10a t 74 t 120 I 24
1 !! I II 1 11 I I 30
1 1144 S Tl !.. H50 I 10
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1 M HI . I I!-" I W
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HEIFFRS.
s rt 1 m " t to
1 44 I 04 SS 144 I So
tork In sight
Following are the receipts of live stork
for the mi principal western cities yes
tcrday:
South Omaha
Chicago-
Kansas City .
St. Loulf ,
Bt. josopn ...
Sioux City ...
Total
Cattle.
. 2 3S8
.24000
. 7.6O0
. 4.000
. 2.:oo
. 2.300
Hors.
6.270
50 000
6.700
8 VIO
6.737
3.300
Sleep,
15.888
40 000
Jft.000
2 00O
t,392
...42,3,S8 80,50r 79.280
REAL ESTATK THAXSFERB.
2,400
1
SCO
1
8.B00
Kansas City Live "tork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. C9.-CATTLE Re-
re.lnts. 7.500 head. Including 600 southerns
Market steady to strong; export . and
dressed beef steers, strong. St. 60-116. 15; fai
to good, stewiiv, S360fi4 40: western fed
Steers, steady, S3 601 4. 40 ; Blockers and feed
ers, 10c lower. S3.0iri4.25; southern steers,
strong, $34O-(j4.00; southern cows. $2 25-ti3.15
native oowa ateadv. 8 2. CH "a 3. 75: native helf
ers, steady, S3 254i4 25; bulla. V'C higher, $2 50
SjS.fiO; calves, steady, S.1.0ir,J6 00.
HOOS Receipts, 6,700 head. Mnrket 10o
lower; top. $5.5.'4; bulk of siles. $5106 45;
heavy, S5.40-fj5 r.C4; packers," S5.264i5.45; pigs
end lights, $4.25-15,25.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpts. 10,000
head. Market steady; lambs 10c lower: na
tive lambs, $5.00-45 76: Western lujnbs, St.DO'ii
6 66; fed ewes, S1.0O'o4 25: Texas clipped
yearlings, $485'Q6.15; stockers and feeders,
$2.50-84.40.
Deeds filed for record February 29, as fur
nished by the Midland unaraniee ana
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1014
Farnam street:
John 11. Schroeder and wife to Wil
liam Wesemann, lots Zl ana u, diock
10. Ren n In Hi on $1,060
Sheriff to Concordia Loan and Trust
comnanv. part of tax lot 10, zz-io-iji..
aeurgo A. ' Uencuill to i. n. roerei.
lots 13 to is, inclusive, ueorgo
Coegs' Hfld
S. . A. - Goldsmith, to Paulina? Lynch.
part ol lot 4 1, diock (, iwui k a u
nAA
Matthew II. Wilbur and wife to Wil
liam S. . Jaokson, lot iz, - diock ,
rirelirbfon lleiirbts
Mary Svaclna et al to Mary Svaclna,
Jr.. lot 8. block 4,'Kountse's 3d add..
Mary Svaclna, Jr.. et al to Mary Sva
clna, sr., 101 1(, piocK 1, ivounuo
n1,1 1
August t'hl and wife to Henry Bechel.
part of lot a, uiock 0, triwioro
add 1.200
Atlantic Realty association to Edgar
C. Smith, lot 7, replat of block 8,
Itcmls park 1.000
L. M. Islle and wife to Caroline
Tlarablet. block 141, Florence 1.750
Lew W. Hill to August Prlni, nw4
neH 15-14-10 $.000
Bertha M. Hahn et al to O-eorge A.
Morton, part tax lot 10. 4-16-13 ...... I
J, V. Mors and wife, to Mary K.
Davla. lots 1 and 2, block 77, city,
nnd other pronerry 6,000
Charles J. Kelrle and wife to flaltna I.
Shipley, lots 3 SAd S, block 41, Flor
ence 2,780
C. A. Westerfleld and wife to Elsie
M. Rami, part lot 15, block 11, Reed's
1st sdd 3,000
Alice Renahan to Michael Ranahan,
se4 sw4 16-15-11. and other land 1,600
W. Farnam Smith to Delos W'eslev.
sub lot S. tax lot 17, ne4 sw4 22-
15-13 3.800
Emma and Files Anderson to Abra
ham Mushkln, part of lot I, block 8,
cltv $.909
ITnvman Chspman to Kmma V. An
il or on et al. part of lot z. block $9,
rlty 287
Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN AND TROVISIONa.
Business handled promptly In all markets.
Office, 652 Bee Building,
Telephone 2464.
a. W. UPDIKE, MANAGER.
Rank Clearings.
OMAHA, Feb. 29 Bank clearings for to
day, $1,393,113.61, a decrease of $166,291 H
from the corresponding day last year.
S. SLEUNAN
Grsin, Provisions & Slocks-
' Room 1 N. T. Life Bide
Tel. Clio.
Operates 16 Otuces to This Btata.
Established 18S7.
CtO. A. ADAMS ORAIN CO.
Grain, Provisions & Stocks.
Members Omaha Uraln Exchange.
Chicago Board vt Trade and ether
exchangee.
Correspondents Bartlett, Frailer Ik
Carrlrgton.
211 Board ef Trade Bld'g, Omaha.
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