Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, FEBRrAKY 2S, VW".
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null' ti n nnnnrrr tl 4 nt PT i northern. I1.Q5V1 May
i.KA ami kk it. ; Aunr.i -r"nbrr-.
Maj Wheat Bella Off Over lour Cents
. from Baturdaj.
SPECULATORS WAIT fOR MARCH REPORT
Corn Being, Ronckl In l.nrae Arnmti
by Professionals mm by ( naamls
alatn Honeee on F-iprrtat loa
f Kmall hmrm Rmrrn.
ClA!iA. Feb. 27. 1805.
Everything wss weak ihls mcirnlng. There
"tniM no support -o the wheat an. It !
nfl nadly. 'inr high point paiurnay was
and the May today at Its woral
i-eaeneo; 41, cents below mm, ir tl MS. J h.;
opening u the high point ot tin- uy. l
)na i.jeV The mui act raiilcu toava.u noun
rid at mat hour eiood at I h jUiy
wneai lout :'V tlay. Tne tugn point Hat
uroay was i.ir2 anu the iiii.ng uiiu lugn
point today ll.olv The low vim ln7c and
y noun Hi" mm act rallico 1 i tiu. Liver
pool cloaca with an auvancc of ,c to
The wheat apcculaiorii art aataiting tnc
estimates on rup rwrvi , which a.e out:
Una week rrom private muni, ami the
government lepuri tu lie pubiiancd Alarca
i" The market will prohniny nu. im mo ac
tive until thai time. March 1 ut last year
in amount of the wheat crop atlll In th
urmcri haiiaa was t;itM huHheis,,ur
Ui.s pi cent. Jn ihe l,mer year, irfca, it
wua IXl.OilU.Wtu buehais: The estimate for
i lila yaax la trom mvmu.VOU to l40.ai.i bueh
ei. Aitplylng thr per cent ut mat ear to
Hi present crop trie March rrjiort enotild
now about 1 la,iKi.m huobPia. I he primary
i ecetpta toilay are 8ln.iK nustieis. ag.nnsi
Kos.mai bushels last year, mm tnc shipments
1S2.00 buahela. against 2il.00 husneia IhhI
year. 1 lie northweMein rare today are ni.
agaanst 82 taai to and a last year. The
i.iiaelan shipments have taiien on. he.ug
J.rtM.ouo bushels, ugainal ,an.ia husnels Ibh,
' and btiaheia laat year. The
Argentlue shipments are 4.3nii,oni iushels.
a garnet Jl.aH.tai bushels luat wees and
X.onX.oiO buahela laat year. On passage is
4I.M2,tta) bushels if wneat, an Increase oi
:'... km bushels. The world's shipments are
D.MHi.iliiO btiaheia. against lo.MKi.iaai ihsi year,
i n vlolble aupply decreases km, mod bushels
l'he. cirn la tot.- ptttiuoii neiu or iiKftitH'
lion now. The proreaalnnma are nuvinf
mill Ions of huahela and the romnnaaion
linuaea are taklnic large blot kf tor their
cnatomera. The May waa rather weak,
howaver, thin tnorning. The hiarli point
Saturday wa -.tMvr and the beat the corn
could do today i" num wan 47Vc The
low point reached wat 47c. 'I ne July
alao aold off., 'i he corn rluacd the weea
Hh a train t lc and a total advance
from low point of almont Ic. The llRure
tw higher than alnce October. 1'urlng the
laat two yeara rorn bought below 4f(c hia
proved a aafe Inveatment, If held, and It is
now popular. Iaat fear In Augtial it aold
at KSc. All of the preaent apeculative
buying la dire to the auppoaitlon that the
March report will enow reaervea no larger
than laat year. Lnri year the tarm re
aerv WHi put at HSU.Ooimkiu btiaheia. or (7.4
per cent of the ItdKI crop. Applying the
anie proportion to the preaent crop would
glva a reaerve of ms.tmn.oio buahela. or an
Inrreaae of 76.OUO.OKI btiaheia. The con
auinptlnn baa been heavy, for the farmera
went Into the winter with their old corn
unuaiuUl.v well aold off. There haa alao
been marketed thin year more than last
and the export haa been S.OunoiXi buahela a
week. The vlalble aupplv thl week de
creaaed Sffi.ono buahelst. The tire at New
Orleana dealroyed 7(Ki.(ion buahela of corn
and may have aume alight effect on th
market. The world's ahlpmenta are 4,j.n0
btiaheia agulnat 2.47S.OIO buahela laat. year.
The oorn on paaaage la W.4o,oni buahela. an
Incream of 1.4M.oiKi buahela. The primary
recelpla are 74B.imO buxliela agHlnat fto.OKI
buahela laat year, ami the ahlpmenta are
)..) buahela agHlnat 241.0(10 buahela laat
year.
Omaha (aak Prlcea.
WHEAT No. I hard. H.o7l.iK; No. 3
hard, fl.00(91.o; No. 4 .hard, k-i).((i; No.
I aprlng, $1.4)7.
OOKN No. 2, 44c; No. S. 44c; No. 4. 43c;
no grade. IKi4i42c: No. 2 yellow. 44'tc; No. 3
yellow. 44ic; o. 2 while, 44Vc; No. 3
while 44Hc
OATH No. 2 niixet. 2!k-; No. S mled.
2V:: No. 4 mixed. c; No. 2 white, WV;
No. a white. 30"c; No. 4 while. IHjiSVsc;
atandard. aoc.
Omaha t'aah Walra.
1 ear No. 3 hard wheat, 63 lba., S1.04.
(a riot nerelpta.
Wheat. Corn. OaU.
Chicago .' is aiz zi
Kanaaa K ty 77 M U
Mlantvpoila . w.-. .. ..
liuluth , SI -.. ,
Bt. Ixiula 71 97 Kl
Omaha 13 301 11
Mlararapoll Urala Market.
' ' The range of price paid In Minneapolis aa
reported Dy the Kuwarua-vVood company,
Board of Trade, waa:
il.12. July,
11AT8 To arrive and tin track, 3i,c.
PROVIilOKS
Commodity. Open. I High. I Low. j Close.
Wheat I "
May 1.1S i 1.16! 1.131, 1.141,
Jly 13V.I l.W-,1 1.11', 1 11.,
September ... MV,i to
nmW . YORK (iKXERAL MARKET
4tatalaa af the Day on Various
ComiuadStiea.
NEW TORK, Feb. 27-FLOUR-Recelpta,
U.674 bbla. ; exporta, bbia. The mar
ket waa quiet and partially lower; Minne
sota, palenia, io.sainn.4ii; Aimneanta bake: a,
4.fil.t)t. winter putenia. t.nuu.jo; wm.ei'
straights. 111.111011.40; winter exiraa, 3.b5'?
i.30; winter low grades, I3.4ji;t.l0. Rve
flour, quiet; fair to good, t4.k4.7o; choice
to fancy, $4.7a. Buckwheat Hour, dull; per
10U lba , I2.0d3.10. ,
1 V U V U l.' A I LVrm. Hm. -hli n . ,
kiw, $l.rt.30; coarac, new, ILiKi-gl lu; kiln
Vied. li lMtti lO.
kifki-Nomlnul; No. 2 western, 80c.
BARUKY-Dull; feeding. 4JV. c. I. f.
New York; malting. 4Mnc'c, c. 1. f.. OufTalo.
WHEAT Recelpta, 43.875 bu.; exports, 47,
173 bu. Bpot market eaay; No. 2 led. n m
lnal elevator and ll.Zi'H 1. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth. i.2fH f. o. b. arloat;
No. 1 hard Manitoba. l 1!' f. o. b. afloat.
Tha uncovering of aome big xtnp-loaa or
ders. accnmpantd by rumors that the Wall
street clique, haa unloaded, cauaed much
excitement In wheat today and broke the
market over 2c a buahel. An afternoon
rally with corn left the market finally ',iilo
net higher May. 1.14?4J 1.17 8-1. cloaed at
1.1H; July, tl 0SH1 05 -l. cloyed nt ll.WV,;
he 1 item bar. nVftM 1-1. cloaed at t5c.
TORN Recelpta, 29S.850 bu.; exporta. Ifl9,
V4 bu.; aalea, 123,0fl0 bu. futures pot mar
ket firm; No. 2, 5hc elevator and Uc f. o.
D. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 64c; No. 2 white,
64c. Option market opened ateady. eaaed
off with wheat, but waa atrong in the lute
afternoon on active bull support, rioting
Vto,c net higher; May. 53V,itt'.3'Vic, cloaed at
4.tc ; July cloaed at 53c.
OAT8 Recelpta, 31.500 bu.; exporta. 715
bu Spot market quiet; mixed. 2H to !2 lbs.,
I7aS8c; natural white, SO to .13 lba., 3SWc;
clipped white. 36 to 40 lba., .WViHtV.
HAY Quiet; ahlpplng, 65'rji0c; good to
choice, WKfilUkc,
HGP8 fiteiuly; atate. common to choice.
If. 27flt1c; 103 26ti3lc; olda. lirplSc. Pacific
coaat. IH04. 27a.Uc; Iwi3. ti-Hc; olda. lltil.lo,
HIDR Steady: Ualveston, 20 to 2S lbs..
Mo: California. 21 to 26 lba., 19c; Tea
IdrV), -'4 to SO Ibn. 144-.
LEATHER-Firm; acid, I4f2o.
PROVISIONS-Bcef, firm; famllv, Jn 01
S15 00; meaa. Intmas 50; beef ham! t2200
00; pae. HOAmil.flO;. city extra meaa.
fl6.a017.. Put meals, quiet; pickled bel.
iea. ,.UJ'7 60: pickled ahoulders. tii; pickled
hama.. .75itl.0O. Iard. firm: weate'n
steamed. 17.16; refined. Arm: continent. 17.10:
Pouth America. $7.60; compound. $4.S7U1
1.26. Pork. Arm: family, 14.0nj 15.00; short
clear. 113 Onei5.26; meaa. ia75fil,1.5o.
r TAI.IXIW-giilet ; city i$2 per pkg ), 4Sc
eountry (pkga. free!. 4Stf4V.
RICE Firm: domeatfc, fnlr to extra. 2'fl
lUc; Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTKR Steady : atreet price, extra
rreamery. 82itA1c. Offlclul prlcea: Cream
ery common to exlrn, 2t32c; creamery
held, common to axlra, 2tiii32c; alate dairy,
rmnmon to extra. 24130e: renovated, coni-
Eon to extra. 21i2io: western factory, corn
on to extra. 30ft2Hc: western Imitation
creamere. common to extra, 24i30o.
CHF. BSE Firm; stale, full cream, small,
colored and white fancy. 13c: slate, flue,
ll'tc; atate. late made colored and while
poor to choice 10Ui(jl2te; atate. large, col
ored and white fancy. 13c; stale, fine.
I24fl3c; la'e made colored and white,
poor t choice. SSftK'ic
' POl'f.THY Alive, easier: western chlck
ena, 12c: fowla. 14c; turkeva lie. Dressed,
eaav. weatern chlckena. Ufil4c; fowls. 134";
FOGS Firm- wern flrsls. 25fi3iic;
weatern seconds. S7't'i2V.
visible kepply of Urala.
NEW YRK. Ffb 27.-Thrt vl.lble supply
of grain February &. aa compiled bv the
y em- ork FroUuce Kxchange. la .as fol
a: VVheat. tti.52x.O0O bushels; de. reaae. KA
labels.
jr'nrn. S.524.COO bushrl; decrease. 322.04
a--ahls.
1 'in. ia.i.i.ii Duanrii: necreaae. ami. on
f.'iahals.
Rye, I.MT.OrO bushels; decrease. I3.0 buah
ela. Barley, 4T9.t bushels; rterease. ttl.iui
bushels.
CHICAGO UMAfX AMD
fealarra at the Trading and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. V, A sensational Slump
of neany 4c a buahel today apparently
ended a huge deal In May wheat. The
lueuk was nue to semlng abandonment of
the deal. The market milled considerably
on huvlng bv shorts but at the clone May
was atili l-Mtilc below Saturdays final
quotatiuns .mlv showed a net loss of Tc.
t orn dosed steady with a W1c Inns. Oats
sre up i,jc. 1-roMslnns are itftVv higher.
The break In wheat prlcea developed aftar
Hading waa well under way. At the open
ing quota tiona were about on a level wltn
H.uiirtiBv s close, May being Sc lower to
b- higher at II.181.I. July waa Hiffo
lower to a shade higher at tl.nivni.iil'v
During the flrat houi there was nothing
10 indicate the approaching storm. On a
fair demand from commlaninn houses. May
soid up to 81.1KN. and July 10 l.mv men.
without warning, ihe market started to
tumhie. Within a few tntntitea the price
of the Mav option waa hammered down
10 li. 14",, a hr.uk of :Kc from the highest
point 01 the ilav. Julv sold off to tic.
Heavv liquidation bv Wail atreet aiecu
iatora. who are said to have been originally
the posaeom of a line of May wheat es
timated In mllllnne of bushels, waa the
cauae of the atamiede. Indications tlist Ihe
Mav deal had ben abandoned by the big
holdera riarted general selling throughout
the pit. Stop Ioba orders heavily Increased
the selling pressure. Total aalea of May
wheat totiav bv the eaetern coterie are
said to have1 aggregated .0on,0n0 buahels.
The decline wai. finally checked by liberal
support from strong bull traders, who
bought persistently around what proved to
be the low point of the day. Other big
houses also came to the support of the
market. Shorta took advantage of the
break and covered freely. The purchase
affected a partial restoration of confidence
and brought about a rally, which landed
Ihe Mav price at ll.mmol.lfiVn. the closing
figure. July elond at ll.onsiei.ntf,. The
market In general was controlled almost
entlrelv bv ihe course of the May option.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 2M1.D0O bushels. The anmunt of paaaage
Increased Ji.soti.OflO buahela. and the vlalbie
supply decreased 830.000 bushels. Primary
receipts were 81. 800 bushels, compared with
R1K 2m bushels a year ago. Minneapolis.
Duluth snd Chlcsgo reported recelpta of
047 rara against ftU cars laat week and 623
cara a year ago.
In nharp contrast to tb break In wheat,
corn closed decidedly strong. Relief waa
x pressed that the eastern speculators, who
had Just disposed of their Immense line of
May wheat, had transferred their atten
tions to the corn market. During the early
part of the neesion the market was quite
firm, principally on buying by shorts, who
were Influenced bv the Arm tone of cables
and by the reported loaa of 800,000 buahela
of corp In ihe New Orleans fire. The break
In wheat waa the occasion of considerable
aelllng of corn. Aa a result the market
weakened considerably. Iater In the day
sn active demand developed and a quick
mlly ensued. The close was almost at Ihe
highest point of the day. May opened a
phade higher at 47Sc. sold between 47'4j
470 and 48Vt4ac and cloaed at 4Hc. Lo
cal receipts were 672 cars with 2 of con
tract grade.
L,ate strength of corn had a buoyant ef
fect on price of oata. At the outset the
market was steady. The slump of wheat
started aome silling. of osts. resulting In a
decline of shout Vc. An Improved demand
developed late In the session In sympathy
with corn. The market closed firm. May
opened a shade lower to a shade higher at
31tr31ne. sold between 30'31He and closed
at SmfcHlSc. Local receipts were 288 cara.
Provisions were firm nt the start, on fair
demand from packers. The break In wheat
started aelllng by frightened longa, caus
ing a reaction. The market soon became
Arm again, mainly as a result of the
strength of corn. At the clone May pork
whs up 10ibl2Hc at JliR2Val:... lxird was
up 10c at 17.024. Ribs were 7Vc higher at
ti.77i.80.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
Kl cars: rorn, 4K8 cars; oata, 1H0 cars; hogs,
34.000 heed.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Articles.! Open. I High. I Low. Close ! Yes'y
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
Feb.
May
Jluy
Sept.
Oats
Feb.
May
Pork
May
Mai
July Rlhs-May-July
1 IS,
1 04
82?,!
I 1
I 1 18:
1 iv
1 01 V&'
I 1 oisi
i92V9i
I !
I 47S48S
s"x,fij
I I
!:iiji3ivti" "31V
31 1 31V
I 2SV H
I I
1 uv,h 9wa
1 lie.
1 18',
8914,1 OOS'31 1 OIVJ
I 1 otrt 1 01 H
80,!
I
I
1 OtAl
82 ! 82 VBS
12 50 I
12 65
6 85
T 02H
1
TO
( 85
43. i 45
7V'&! 44 47tH
47T,j 4eV48V,iS
.!lHJ3mlS0iTi
SO", a'S Sl(&31l4)
30'! 31 U 31
26U, iSHa.,
13 40
12 55
t 02HI 80 7 024 9214
7 12Hi T 02141 7 12', 7 J6
( 80 I CTtt' 80 I 7JV
6 2H! 82Vi 821,1 85
86
T2H
12 66 12 52,
U 721,1 12 2Vs
No. t
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOl'R Steady: wl-ter patents, 15.100
I. 20: winter atralghta. tt.vo0n.uO: spring pat
ents. I5.HW5.60; spring straights, I4.50Q5.00;
bnVers 3 6073.80.
WHEAT No. 2 aprlng. 11.1331.17; No. J
$1.07frl.l7; No. 2 red. I1.1B1V81.20H.
CORN-No. 2. tBVfiHo; No. 2 yellow. 45",
64io.
OATS-No. 2. 31473114c; No. 2 white, 31c;
No. 8 white, 30ii.i&31c.
RYE No. 2. 75c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 3Sc; fair to
choice malting. 4.KS4tte.
SEEDS-No. 1 Asx. 11.24: No. 1 north
western. 11.86. Clover, contract grade, 12.to.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl.,- 112.46
4)12 50. Ijird. per 100 lba.. 5.S6'(f 8714. Short
ribs sides (loose). W.671(g.70. Short clear
sides (boxed), !.76Ft6.8714.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 23.100 20,600
Wheat, bu 33.000 24.4m)
Corn, bu 372.400 82.700
Outs, bu 24,200 56.100
Rye. bu 2.srt 3.300
Harley, bu 72.900 4.500
On the Produce exchange today th butter
market was stesdy; creameries, 24ii32e; dai
ries. i-lTJl'C nnaa. atettuv, mi mark, casea
included. 26Jf27e; prime firsts. 39c; extras,
31c. Cheese, Arm; 12$J 1314c
St. I.onls Grain and Provisions.
8T. LOC18, Feb. 27.-WHEAT-I.ower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevstor. I1.134; track,
II. 17. May, 11.141,: July, V6HJ 9t -J ; No. 2
hard. l.l.aV16.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 45c; track,
47c; M.-iy. 4o-4c; July, 471c.
OAT8 Easier; No. 2 cash, 3114c; track,
32in.Hk14c; May, 31c; No. 2 white. 33o.
FLOUR tjulet: red winter patents, 15.80
4j 50; apeclal brands, K.Sof's.TS; extra fancy
and straight. l.86io.3&; clear. I4.4uli4.tid.
SEED Timothy, steady. 12.0043.60.
CORNM EAL Steady. 12.40.
BRAN Firm; sacked eaat track 858tlc.
HAY Steady for beat; timothy, looms'
12.50; prairie. I6.00ig950.
1 RON COTTON TIES 83c.
BAHUINO "So.
HEMP TW1NE-414C.
v PROVISIONS-Pork higher: Jobbing.
III. 90. Lard, higher; prime steam, trt.45.
Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra shorta,
17.37'; clear rlba. 17.3714: short clear, 7.2v
I'OCLTRY Steady ; chickens and springs,
loWc: turkeys. 14c; ducks, 13c; geeae, 7c.
Ul'TTER Heavy; creamery, 2a34c;
dairy. WISuc.
EGGS Steady at 28c, case count.
Receipts. Shipment!..
Flour, bbls WXiOO 14.000
Wheat, bu ,...71,000 53,000
Corft, bu 97.0"O 8.1X1
Oata bu 84,000 I7.U0U
Kanaaa ('II r Grain anal provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 27. WHEAT May,
fl.l 4&1.04Y; July. 88fi88V; rash, No. 2
hard. Il.u7fll.08: No. II.AJ.07; No. 4.
cQ4104: No. 2 red. 1.10tH12; No. 3. 1.0tk
1.19: No. 4. Weft I DS.
COUN-May, 45Tc; July,' 45Vfj4VV: cash,
No. i mixed. 47c; No. t. iWiiiv; No. 2
white.- 47VyS48c; No. 3, 47c.
DATS-Lower; No. 2 white. 33c; No. 2
mixed. IvuazHc.
KGilGS Lower; Missouri and Kansas,
new No. t whitewood casea included. 26V,c
rer doi. ; case count, 24c per do. ; cases re
urned. IJc per dos.
HAY Choice timothy, 19.6010, 110; choke
prairie. 17.508.00.
RYE Steady at ISWfl&V.
4rTTER Steady; cresmery, 27ft:ttc:
racking, 22V.
Receipts. Shipments.
... sa.irti 24.810
...loS.Uta) 13.6U0
... 38.0UO i.Ouu
llalalk Urala lUcktt.
DirjLCTH Feb. 27 - WH EAT -To arrive:
I northern and on track, 11.11; No. t
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ...
Oats, bu ..
Mlnnenpolla (irnln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 27. WHEAT May,
II. 14's: July, 111114; September, HBtrws.c;
No. 1 hard. 11.16V No. 1 northern, il.lUTs;
No. 2 northern. II oS
FLOl'R Uiwer: first patents, ttl Jofjn SO ;
second patents. Wuofll.lo: Aral cleara. 4.1ika
ISO: second cleara. a.'.itr2.7i.
BRAN In bulk. 114..
Liverpool Urala and Prnvlalnna.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 27 WHEAT Spol,
nominal: futures, steady; March, 7a i;
Mav 7s VI , July. 7s Ud.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 4a 2d: American mixed, old. 4 llrt
Futures, stesdy; March. 4a 3d; May, 4t id
Tnledn eed Markal.
TOLEDO. Feb. 27 -g-KEDS-Clover. cash,
IT.U: Februarv. 17 55; March. 17 .i: April.
87 4: Oclober. Ifl 874 - Prima -alslke. 17 76;
prime tlmoUiy, Ji.Jj, March, prim Uruothy,
1.37t-
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
t)a; DToted to a Process of Digestion and
Bales Ixoeed Two Million Shares.
CLOSING IS IRRLGULAR AND LOWER
Roathern Pacific Ailvnncea aeveral
Pnlnta on Damon of nn la
arnarhlai Drnmnd Money
Active nnd Eaay.
NEW YORK. Feb. 27. The bulky total of
over X.000.0UI ahnres reached by the business
done at the Stock exchange today wit
nessed the continuation of tne ntx-culnttve
excitement and the widespread interest In
the market. The day, however, was dis
tinctly devoted to a process ot digestion
and mere were no such violent advances aa
were made last week. Very substantial
progress was made, however. In reallalng
the proflta caused by last week s advances.
During the prevalanee of an active spec
ulation and a long continued rise In prices
Mondays are always chosen to effect a dis
tribution of holdings and to convert paper
proflis Into cash. The Sunday Interval
naturally leads to an accumulation of or
ders from outside sources in brokers' of
fice. The execution of these offers good
ojiportunify for selling to advantage. Much
a movement waa clearly In progress today,
and while a check reaulted to the rise In
price the absorptive power of the market
was what was chiefly remarked. The re
sistance offered to the selling was not
helped by any notable new development,
with the exception of the striking move
ment in Southern Pacific. The advance In
thia slock was explained in some quarters
as an adjustment to the recent advance In
I'nlnn Pacific. In which the subsidiary stock
nan not shared, hut an additional motive
for thn buying was offered In the circulation
of the rumor that a dividend payment on
the stock had been practically determined
upon. This rumor lacked official confirma
tion, ns did laat week s many rumors of
combination projecta. but It was as little
Impaired In Its Influence on that account as
were the previous stories. The rate of ab
sorption in Southern Pacific In the first
stages of today's movement was unprece
dented on the Stock exchange, not less than
Whom shares changing hands In a period of
ten minutes during the period of greatest
activity.
The great animation of the present mar
ket makes a striking contrast with the cor
responding season of last year, when the
volume of dealings was dropping off from
day to day until on Marrh 10 sales of lens
than 75.000 mere recorded, a low record for
many years. Routine ncwa of the day waa
little regarded, although It offered nothing
to discourage the buying of atocks. The
effect of the Are loss at New Orleans waa
restricted to Illinois Central, the principal
sufferer. Railroad traffic officials reported
progress making In the opening up of their
llnea all orer the country after the storm
blockades and the milder weather haa also
resulted In largely increased offerings of
grain from the primary points.
The Very heavy outlay for equipment and
Improvements announced by the Baltimore
& Ohio and the lng Island are regarded
as gratlfvlng evidence of present prosperity
and confidence In the future, but Locomo
tive was the only railroad equipment stock
to respond notably and Its strength was
temporary. The money market gave aome
evidence of Increasing demand for credits,
but no annrehension was felt of a lack of
supply. Foreign money centers reported a
confident feeling In the future ease of
money, and It Is felt that supplies will be
available from those sources of the New
York market In case of any urgent demand.
The persistence of the selling of stocks and
the small response to the striking move
ment In Southern Pacific, which rose to
72,ic, prompted a general unloading of
stocks late In the day. which carried prices
to the lowest level and made the cloalng
considerably unsettled.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 85.87o.0iTO. l ulled States 2s, regis
tered, advanced per cent on call.
The following were the closing quotations
on the New York Slock exchange:
Sales. High.Low.Close.
Atchison l.5oo 91 90 Kt-
do pfd l.ooo 10214 1024 10314
Atlantic Coast Line... 9.600 12 124, 1264
Baltimore & Ohio 2.li0 I117 10 10ti,
do rfd 1.100 97 97'4 9fi
Canadian Pacific 19.7O0 141', 14o
Central of N. J 811O 200 1R9
Chesapeake Ohio. . .14.0HO 51H
Chicago Alton 400 42 41 '4
do pfd . .
Chicago Ut. Western. S.tViO
Chicago N. W.
24
4.300 246-H
58.700 181
100 ,17
C. M. A St. P
Chicago Term. T,
do pfd 400 si"
C. C C. A St. L 9K
Colo. & Southern l.ooo 3K'
do 1st pfd 700 ti2s
do 2d nfd
Delaware Hudson.. 1.700 193
D.. L. & W
Denver & Rio Grande
2814
242
179
-lo '
08
26
614
192
14i
199
614
414
81
JS'i
241 H
179'
17
31
T14
26S,
61 4
37V.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley ...
do pfd
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern....
do pfd
Louis. Nashville
Manhattan L
Met. Securities ....
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central...
Minn. & St. Louis.
M.. St. P. 8. 8. M
do nfd
Missouri Pacific
M., K. & T
do pfd
lOO 3624 3624 S524
100 3314 334 82'i
2,000 88H 89 87,
....42.000 47 46'4 4K4
.... 4. si) 8"' 81114 80',
. . . . 6,600 664 65, 60S
.... S00 914 914 914
1.100 81', mv si
l,l,V PI, TO-,
4.4O0 1007, 1594 159
0 29-4 294 294
55
1,000 21 30 294
1.300 684 l1 66',
8.200 141K, 139 140
1.4O0 172 1714 1714
.ti a;-, sn M
16.100
...46,100
122
2414
12o, 1214
234 24
5.700 115
. . . 600 160
...42.200 1)9'4
2.700
6fi
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. Soft 42',
N. Y. Central 73.900 161
N. Y.. O. W 20.100 554
Norfolk & Western... 3.600
do pfd 100 91
Pennsylvania 201.800 146
Nt
904
92
90
36
81
71
26
61
72N
111
160
109
'64
4J
68
U2'4
lf94
10S',
32
66'4
41
l.v4 15S
ltf 1)4
P.. C. C. & St. L 300
Reading 77.6nO
do 1st pfd 100
do 2d pfd am
Rock Island Co 22.800
do pfd 1.000
St. L. ft 8 F. 2d pfd.. 300
St. Louis 8. W 700
do pfd 2.300
Southern Pacific 432.100
do pfd 2.600 119 II814 119,
Southern Railway. ....13,100 S6' 35, ' 3."H
83
94
u:
83
94
92
90
36
80
"014
26
61
68
8.14
?
14.1
80
98
91 '4
89
36
"W
7014
26
62'i
1
At 7
9
SK'4
XIV,
55
..243,:) 136 134'4 134'4
.30.100
. 2, '.i" I
. 700
. 1.400
! "500
. 7K)
. )
! 24.4(0
.11.600
. 1.200
1(H)
47'i
18
24
52
if
9414
36
5
40
1714
tlo pfd 6 OHO
Texas A Pacific 4.51
T., St. L. W l.!Ml
do pfd 2.70O
I'nlon Pacific
do pfd ii 100
Wabash 1.100 21
(to pfd 3.100 48
W. & L. E 100 19
Wisconsin Central .... I.80O 21
do pfd 1.400 53
Adams Ex
American Ex 300 .248 '239
United States Ex -.. j ,
Wella.Farao Ex
Amal. Copper 30.100 76
Am. Car t Foundry.. 2,'.i 3."ii4
do pfd 700 94
Am. Cotton Oil 1.400 364
du pfd
Am. Ice
do nfd
Am. Linaeed Oil ....
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
Am Smelt, ft Refng
do pfd
Am. HtiEnr Refng...,
Am. Tobacco, pfd cert 2.000
Anaconda 11. t o..
Brooklyn R. T....
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Consolidated (Jaa
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers- Securities..
General Electric
International Paper..
do pfd
International Pump..
do pfd
National Iad .......
North American
Pacific Mall
f'eopla'a Gas
resaed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republld Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
tlo pfd
Tenn. Coal ft Iron...
V. 8- leather
do pfd
I. 8. Realty
C. 8. Rublier
do pfd ..
IV 8. 8' eel
do pfd uft.rtrt
Va. -Carolina Chem... 4.900
do p'd 100
Westlnahouse EUc
Western I'nlon 400 MM, Mi
9Si 98
37 87
on on1.
64 64
994
2:1
47
19
24
63
245
236
ISO .
250
75
35
91
35
96
64
39
17
88'
5
39
16
4
4.1 41 '4 42'4
1121, 112 111
91 90 9014
118 118 118
4.0. l 14l, 144 14414
10!) 108 114
52
I.00O
1.9ml
al0
X.20U
3o0
list
liai
laal
204
77
38
186 186
21 21
78
38
9no
..43.I8) 66 63,
. .1.1,1-m 5.'!', 61
.. 6.200 2il'4 2I4
1.000 i0 20
38 '4
187
22
78
40
B6
24
. 3.IOO 1014 loo1
l.)"l 4,44 4i
12.3i 1ii K,i jtsiv,
fi t ,wv, Aas. xa
30 88
700 244
8.o 21
79
26
99
94
13
77
40
8i
.83
40
86
M
101
4.
. 2.8"
401)
. 700
.10 6fl)
... 2.6i)
... 8.OI0 IAS
... 2.IM) 91
... I.60U 42
... l.Ool 113
..162.800 . S6
967
85
107
88
241
19
77
'.6
N
92
12
1"S
89
42
112
34
9"i
84
107
88
244
W4
78
26
88
92
12
04'
89
41
1)2
35
96
84
KM
'So
93
Total salea for the diiy, 2.17H.ni shares
err Vnrk Mlnlns; glneka.
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-The following are
! l.ltile hlf I
-, ,ntiiarlo til
tl rThlr 41"
5 fkneais . 7
14 SnlfMt :,
Savaca ri
ITS Sierra Nati'l,, . . . . . . Mi
IS" an, all Mnia M
I Stanilir4 . I7a
A Ilea 4
Hrt-
Sruaawlt k ron ......
eioaittork Tunnal.
Con. I'al. A Va
Nora Silter
Iror. Slttar
Lea4v1Ua roa
Offered
Treaanry Ktntrnient.
WASHINGTON Eel. :7-Toda a aUle
Jnent of the treasury balances In th gen
eral fund, exclusive .of the lisoontionn gold
reserve In the division of redemptlou.
show: Avsllabie cash balance. $14..I.i41 ,
gold. 160,261,417.
tn tsrk Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 27 MONEY -On call,
firm at 24T3 per eent; closing bid. 2 per
cent; offered. ' 3 per cent. Time lostis.
stcHdy; i and 90 days, 3 per cent. 8 months.
3 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE rAPF.R-34
per cent.
STERLING fTXCHANGE Heavy, with
actual business in bankers' bills at 14 676ff
4.8680 for demand and 14 X4T1N 8470 for
(-lav bills: posted rates. 1186 and 4 87
(H .88; commen-lal hills, 14.84.
SILVER Bar. arte: Mexican dollars. 4o.
BONIS Government. Arm; railroad.
Irresular.
104Vi Japaa aa. rartir tin n
l"4 It N uni 4 ta
1H atan rna. sold 4a....HS
14 can. 4a 4
1 , lie lat In. !4-
tlr, new 4a. rminnn 1M "Minn St. I.. 4a..
tta old 4a. raa W'l . K A T 4 X"
6n oM 4a, rnuann .! 1 !
Amtr Toll 4a refill. TJ Nafl kit of M f 4 f1-t
do ta. rertlf 1ISS N t. Onlral Ja l'
At- hlaon sen. 4a !"4 ,N. J. cantral ( ta 1
do ad). 4 7, No. Paolflr 4 I'a
Atlantlr t'naat l.lna..10.1 I do Sa 7
in4!Nnrfolli ft W 1 4a inT4
M lore. S. 1.. r. 4a a:
114 Pann ronr. Jt . . I""
1 iRradlna ran 4a in.'Vt
7 ISt. It. 1. at r Sa il.
V. 8 rat. ta. I
dn rnuann. . . .
do a re,
do 8a rnunon
dn new 4a. raa
B t). 4a ...
do ISa
Central of Oa
dn lat Inc..
dn 2l Inr
Chea ft (Ihln 4,a...1o S 1- " ' 4a SI
avs Ht. I., s 7. r. aa . -
Sa hoard Air Una 4a SI1
Chlraao ft A IV,
, H ft Q n 4a.
C R I. ft P. 4a .
dn rol. 6a.
-" So. ParlAe 4a.
7
rer. Si . L. a. 4a inn
Thlraso Tar. 4 ta
f'olo. Midland 4a 75
Coin, ft 8. 4a 814
fiiha (.. rertlf rui
n. ft R 0 4a...'. ...lft',4
niallllara' Ser. Ba... 7S
Erlv prior lien 4a ini'
do ,an 4a ajva
Sa. Rv. aa
Tavaa ft lat ,
Tol.. St I, W
Union Pa.-lnv 4
do rnnv. 4a
V 8 Steal 7(1 M .
Wanaah lat
dn deb H
Waatam Md. 4a
W ft lakt Krle 4a
Ft. W ft D. C. lai...lia Wla Cantral 4a
Horlclns Val 4Sa ... . 1114
Ex-Interest. Offered.
. .it1,
..U1
4a Sf.
IM4
.l:i a
. . 4V
..ll
.. 7IS
.. II
Roatan atocks anal Band
BOSTON. Feb. 27. Call losns. 2
cent: time loans. 8'S4 per rent.
closing on slocks and honns:
Atrhlann Sill
do 4a
Max t 'antra I 4a
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Roatnn ft Malna
Rnaton ft A
Itoalnn Rlaatad. . . .
Flirhburg pfd
Mexlran t'entrat
N. Y.. N. H. ft H.
I'nlon Parlflr
A mar. Arpra. Chem.
do pfd
Amer. Pnea. Tuna. .
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amar. Tel. Tel..
Amer. Woolen
dn srd
Pom. Iron ft 8....
F.dlaon Kler. Ill
Oan. Blertrlr
Man. Klrrtrlr
dn pfd
Maaa. Oaa
fnltad Fruit
t'nttad Shoe Marti. .
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Weatii.sh. rommos.
Asked.
.W2V
. 74
. a
.lnj
176 V,
.!S
.1M
.142S4
. :4
in
.134
.
. 31
. It
1444
l:
.14
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. us n 1
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:r.i
.is
. 14
. 6
. 41
.111
. 81
Adventure
Allnuea
Atnalaamated ..
Amar. Klnr
Atlantlr
Rlnsliam
'alumaf ft H.
Ontannlal
Copper Ranta..
T'alr Waal.
Imlntnn Coal.
Franklin
Oranrv
late Rovala
Maaa. Mining...
Mlrhlsan
Vnnaak
Montana C. ft C
Old DomlnOin..
Oareola
Parrot
,Q"lnrjr
shannon ....
Tamarark ...
iTrlnlty
1'. 8. Mining
It'. 8. Oil....
It'tah
4 Vlrtnrla
ut,tWiiona
anu, Wolvarlaa ...
143 per
Official
54
Tu
11
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tn
14
Ml
t
11
6
W
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n
t
4 '
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BJ
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84
127
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Both. Beef Steers and Cows Sold t Just
About Steady Price.
HOGS STRONG TO fIVE CENTS HIGHER
Active Demand lor jthrep nnd Lnnibs
nt Ktently Prices ea Tnp for en
non Tnt nn Market for Bolk
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 27. I.
Receipts wtte: Cuttle. Iloga Sheep
Official Monday s.aJl 4., 4,
Same day laxi week 4,l.i '" 1.14
Ma me 41m week la-fore.. !) i lit i.""
Same three woks ago.. l.Hn :t.x u..lli
name lour weeks ago.. 2.:so l h.l.tt
Hume day lust year 2.4IS) b,4o li..oy2
KKl ElI'TS FOR THE 1 liAR TO DATE
'Ihe following tabic shown the receipts of
came, hogs and ahecp ai Mouih omaha lor
the year 10 autu. with comparison !ih Ihs,.
veat :
!-, ink. Inc. l'ec
12l.Kf.li lVi.l-M 1V24
:K,x2 IW sail lhta.li
.'4h.i4 2h,.S4'i 3,i 42
SATl U11AV S SHU'MEXTS.
The lollowlng ll-t shows the litiinher of
cars ol feeders shipped, to the country Sal
urdtiv and their pointa of dettlinaiion ;
Cat tiu C1';
Henry Inioitsoh, Manning, la O. " 1
C. J. Keyt. Handulph, la. SI 1
The lu,ii,,ii( mi;ii- mihh-- :.c "'e'.HK
price ot hogs hi Month Omaha for ihe last
several days, with comparisons:
Cattle
ItOgN
bnecp
I 1!6.
Feb. I...
Feb. 3...
Feb. ...
Feb. 4...
Feb ...
Fob. t,...
Feb. 7...
Feb. 8 ..
Feb. ...
Feb. 10. .
Feb. 11..
1 1 t U la,, ,
Feb. IS. .
Feb. 14..
Feb. IS..
Feb. 16..
Feb. 17..
Fell. 18..
Feb. 1H..
Feb. 2U.,
Feb. 21..
Feb. 22..
Feb. 23..
Feb. ;4..
Feb. 28..
Feb. 28..
Feb. 27..
ttondnn fttoek Market.
LONDON. Feb. 27. Closing quotations on
stocks nnd bonds:
Conaola. monar tl 4-14IN T. rentral.
do acrount. April... 8t! Wnrfolk ft W
naa so pro
Anaronda
Atufelann
do pfd
B. O
Can. Parlflr....
Chaa ft Ohio..
Calraso Ol. W
C. M ft St. P
Da flrrra
D. ft R 0
dn pfd
F.rle
da lat pfd
do td pfd....
111. Cantral
1.. ft K
M.. K. ft T
Ontario ft W.
lA6PennBylTanla .
HOW Rand Mlnea
14, Raadlng
. Mi, 1 dn lat pfd
?4sl do id pfd
Sr. Hallway
lal dn pfd
34 4,, So Parlflr
, 1 ll nlnn Parlflr
. 41. ! do pfd
1-.V. 8 gteel
saw dn pfd
16t. Vvj Wabaah
14!4 dn p'd
. 83 Spanish 4a
SILVER Bar. kteady. 27d per oc.
MONEY 2rS per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 3ro4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for three months bills Is 3 718 per cent.
1S4'4
Hh4j
S4'4
be
7S
10
4
. 47
464
, W.
. 70 '4
IMS
.102 '
, M
.
. !4
, 4'4
1
Bank Cenrlna.
OMAHA. Feh. 27. Bank clearings tody
were I1.R13.332.88. For the corresponding day
In 1!kH the clearings were 11,383.133.51.
OMAHA WHOLES A l.ti MARKET.
Condition of Trnde nnd annotations on
Stnple nnal Kniex Prod nee.
EtiOS lsndled stock.. 2c.
LIVE Vol" LTRY Chickens, 10c; staggy
and young roosters. 8c; old roosters, b'ytf
tic; turkeys. 15c; geese. 8Mii)c.
DRESSED POULTRy-Tu:ky. 17019c;
ducks, 12c; geese, 11c; chlckena, HtlUc;
roosters. 76c.
Bl'TTER Packing stock, 21c; choice to
fancy dairy, ZSQ'ioc;, creamery, , 27030c;
prints. 31c. , .
FRESH FROZEN FISH-Trout. 8c; pick
erel 6c; pike, 8c; perch. 7c; bluetlsh, 12c;
whiteflsh. Sc; salmon, 11c; redsnapper, li)c;
halibut 9c; frog lega. ppr dos. rahtrah art
halibut, ; crapples, 12c; buffalo, ic; white
bass, 11c; herring. 5c; bluetlsh, 11c; Spanish
mackerel, 11c. Frog legs, per dot., 40c.
BRAN Per ton, 117.00.
HAY' Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hav Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land. I7.O0; No. 2. 86.SO; medium. 8.0o;coarnf.
IT..50. Rye straw, 15.00. These prlcea are
for hnv of gocd color and quality.
OYSTERS New York counts, per csn.
45c; extra selects, per can. lie; standards,
tier can. 30c. Bulk: Standards, p"r BBl"
11.40; extra selects, per gal., 1.i5; New
York counts, per gal.. 11.10.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California, extra fancy Bed
land navels, all slxea. 12.50; fancy navels.
12.25; choice navels, all sixes, $2.00.
LEMON8 Callfnerla. fancy. 2.70: SCO and
160. 13.25: choice, 270, 300, 300. 13.00.
DATES Per box of 80-lb. nkgs.. 12.14);
Hnllowee. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 4ti6c.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 75
85c; Imported Smyrna, 4-crown, 10c; 5 and
6-crown, 12c; fancy, Imported (washed), in
1-lh. pkgs., l(Vffl8c.
BANANAS Per medlum-slsed bunch, 11.73
C2 25; lumbt.s. 12.5043.00.
GRAPEFRUIT Per box of 54 to 64. 10.50(9
7.00.
FRUITS.
APPLES New iora Kings. 13 2"; New
Tork Greenlnga. 13 00; New York Baldwins.
13.00; Colorado Wlnesapa, per bu. box, 11.50;
Pippins. 11.50.
GRAPES Imported Malagas, per kef,
Iti.5ji7.00.
TANGERINES California, per box,
12. Ml.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Bell snd Bu
gle, per bbl.. 18.00; Jerseys, per bbl., 18.00;
per box, 12.76.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown. In sacks, per
bu.. 45c; Colorado, per bu., 60c.
TURNIPS old. per bu., 40c; Cannda rut
abagas, per lb., Ic; new. per dox., 15c.
CARROTS-Old, per bu., 40c; nw, per
dox.. 45o.
PARSNIPS-Old. per bu., 40c.
BEETS Old, per bu., uOc; new, per dox.,
45c.
BEANS Navy, per bu., 11.851.90.
ONIONS Home grown, red. In sacks, per
lb.. 2c; Spanljh, per crste. 12.60; Colorado
vellow. per lb., 2c; new, southern, per dox.,
45c.
CUCUMBERS -Per dot., 11.7571.00.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate,
14 50415.00.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per lb., llie.
SWEET POTATOES -Kansas kiln dried,
per bbl.. 12.50.
CELERY-California, 4&(ff75e.
RADISHES Hot house, per dos., 45c.
LETTUCE Per box of about fifteen
hesds, flc.
RHUBARB Per doi. bunches, 75cJ1.0O.
PARSLEY Per dos. bunches, 75c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAUERKRAUT Wisconsin, par keg,
$2.25.
CIDER New York, per bbl., 15 50: per
half bbl.. 13.25. .
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full ciesm,
13c; Wisconsin Young America, 14c; block
Bwlss, new. 15c; old, 16&17c; Wisconsin
brick, 15c: Wisconsin llmburger, 14c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c: No. 2 green. Ic;
No. 1 sslted, 84C; No. 2 salted. 7Vic; No. 1
veal calf, 8c; No. I veal calf, 7c; dry salted,
8t14c; sheep pelts, SbcftUM; horse hides,
ll.5or3iu.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. I soft shells, per lb , 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12c Pecans, large, per lb ,
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7o;
roasted peanuts, per lb, 8c; Chili walnuts.
fr lb.. 12i(il31tc; almonds, soft shell, per
b., 17c; hard sell, per lb., lie; chestnuts,
per lb. liVylHc; new black walnuts, per
bu., 75UKOc; shellbsrk hickory nuts, per bu.,
1.7I; large hickory nuts, per bu., H.uV
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Feh. 27 COFFEE The
market for futures oened steady at un
changed prices to a decline of 15 points In
reaisinse to lower European csbles and
liquidation based on continued full Rrastllan
receipts mui rxpccistloits that the estimates
for Ihs March movement would be bearish,
loiter s decline at Havre caused Increased
weakness here and the market at one lima
wh a 2530 points lower. Toward the close
there nas some covering bv recent sellers
snd the market rallied slightly, with rins
ing prices si a decline of 20i!5 points. Sales
nera reported of 23J.JV) bags. Including:
Msrch, 2'0i&0c; Mav. 8 fHit ; a,.; Jul. 75
eVhsW; Septemlier. 8 8."i 7 I.V ; November 7 1".
4j;2"k': Deceinher. 7 16t7 i : January, 7 2ifl
7.K. 8U caaa; No. JKia, Involcs, la.
4 iv I
4 72Si
4 74V!
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4 74
4 &7SI
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4 721 '"l
4 73 I fc?:
4 84, 701
4 81 1 80
4 77. f. 821
4 81 8 771
I 8 741
4 (81 I
4 fc! 6 71
6 01 1 8 76;
6 0U 8 70
I 01 8 72
4 80!
I S 85
4 99 I
6 03 8 931
6 021 7 03,
5 04 li
b 12 ti 91 1
5 24; 98!
I ti 96
5 2 m
5 22 8 93
5 19 S 84
6 32 8 81 1
5 3I 8 91;
5 32, 8 80,
1902. .1901. :19O0.1899.
5 Mi 6 4 17 3 M
I 5 21 4 68 3 84
111' I 4 2 I
6 86 I 31 I W
ti 12, 6 23 , 4 661
8 18 6 21 1 4 70 8
I (i 5 28! 4 08 I 68
6 88 I 28; 4 75 I 6'
1 6 3ii 4 84 8 7u
6 00 I 4 8O1 3 .1
V 02, b 32 I I "
04 , 6 30 4 791
5 88 6 24, 4 82 I h8
5 VM 5 811 4 75 8 ho
6 81 5 28! 4 75 I 58
6 Z8 4 as 1 s wi
a 1 4 (t. CM
5 22 I 3 62
5 23, 4 K
5 31 f
b 33.
a 3"
- 1 b 32
97 I
6 93: 5 38
6 XH 5 33
'91
5
5
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6 Sb
6 88
4 181 I 5l
4 '.4 8 4
4 nit' 8 00
4 aai 8 5n
4 691 "3
j Jla
4 T
5 81! b 27 4 67 1 3 6
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cara of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle.Hoga.Shet p.H r S)
C, M. & St. P. R ...
U. 1'. Sveiem
Mlasotirt Pacific
C. ct N. W. Ry
F., K. M. . Ry....
C. St. P.. M. O R'
B. M. Ry
c, b. y. Ry
K. C. Ai St. J
C, R. I. V., east...
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western.
Total recelpta
The disposition of the day s receipts was
as loilows. eiuh buyer pure nasltig ihe nura-
oer ot head iiiaicatea:
Cuttle. Hogs
,6 4 .;
.28 7 15 J
4 'i
.81 32 i 3
.8 4
.28 14 3
; 2 .! :: "i
.4 7
3 3
. 1 4 -
141 77 lil
IDS.-,
DM
M4
8ii
Nil
)l.ll
2lt
3
46
14b
57
4
73
29
41
"if
1.1b
mi4
1.131
1.4t3
1.784
Sheep.
(Si
1,5X1
1.04V
811
308
.3,400 6.578 4.73.)
Omnha Packing Co..
Swift and Company..,
Cudahy I'ackiuis Co..
Armour Ai Co
Van Sant Co
Carey At Benton
Lotiman A Co
Hill Son
L. F. Husx
Wolf Murnan
Mike Haggerty
Sol Dcgan
J. B. Boot At Co
Bulla
8. S
Hoffman Packing Co.
Hamilton
Oilier buycr8
Tr.lnl
t-A'i-ci w iint-oiio nf cattle were not cx
cesslve this morning, and with a good local
demand the market ruled active, with but
little change in ruling prices from those In
force at tne close ot last week. Buyers
were all out In good season and it was not
long before the bulk of the offerings was
disposed 01. , . . .
A good manv beef steers were Included In
the offerings, but the demand seemed to be
equal to tne occasion and aa k result the
market on desirable grades was fairly
active and Just about steady with the close
of the week. In faci, some salesmen
thought that some of ihe kinds that Just
suited buyers were a litllH stronger, but. 011
the otrer hand, some of the commoner
kinds wei a trifle weak., so that on the
average the market could not be quoted
anvthing but steady. Moat everything waa
disposed of in good season.
Cow biivorn 100k hold quite freely this
morning and as a result trading was active
with prlcea practically the aaine as they
were laat Friday. All the buyers seemed to
be anxious for fresh supplies and Iwiiight
the common to medium grades aa well as
the good slufT at steady prices without
hesitation. An early clearance was made.
Bulls, veal calves and slags were also
without quotable change, the demand being
fullv equal to the supply.
There were not many stin kers and feed
ers In sight and as speculators carried over
very few from last week they were all
anxious for fresh supplies and the market
on Isith light and heavy cattle that had
anv qnalltv to them was active and strong,
some sales ill fact being quite a Utile
higher. As high as 84. :W was paid for a
big string of cattle of good quality. Rep
resentative sales:
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STEERS AND HEIFERS.
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H2 I f. 2il 1142
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17
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STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS
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AND
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1 125 I 60 11 47t
t 64" a 50 4 1 100
1 700 t mi I lion
A. W Smith Wvo
24 feeders.. 1144 4 ?n libiills 1293 tin
2 hnll. ... 12 2011 IS cows bh 150
MOOS There was a liberal run of hogs
reported In Chicago, about 42 ono being on
sale. At this point receipts were lui fair
for a Mondav and with a good local de
mand the market ruled fairly active and
strong to 6c higher, although Chicago was
quoted slow and generally steady, with
Kansas City steady to 10c lower. Buyers
all bought quite freely, so that an early
clearance was made The light weights
sold lars-olv from 4.724j down, butchers and
mixed from 14 72' to 14 80 and heavies from
14 an to 14 9o.
There wns nn particular change In the
market from start to finish, the late snles
being lust ns good as the early ones. Most
of the trains arrived In ftilrly good season,
so that the market was not delayed as
much from that source as usual. Repre
sentative t,ales:
No. Aa. sa. r. at a . ah Pr
14 123 ... 4 ! ! 247 40 4 774,
24 146 ... 4 40 It 220 ... 4 TfS
a 171 40 4 40 71 Ill ... 4 77
I0 .. 4714, . H3 4W 4 77 "4j
76 184 40 4 4tf4) f? 113 ... 77j
S4 14 ... 4 70 II 2r ... 4 77V
t 14 ... 4 70 70 131 40 4 T74
II lj 120 4 70 44 143 40 I ITS
4H 20 ... 4 70 76 333 40 4 7T
7 214 120 4 "2 ' t 24 ... 4 175
42 174 10 4 72 74 222 ... 4 "7 5
41 177 ... 4 72' 76 231 ... 4 77V
7n 145 ... '4 721 44 2:'6 10 4 775
J 270 ... 4 71 74 17 ... 4 7T.
lo 24 Kl 4 74 70 214 ... 4 775
41 211 40 4 74 61 !l ... 10
78 1?2 40 4 74 47 237 40 4 40
26 121 ... 4 74 71 Ma ... 4 10
77 tot ... 4 76 46 141 ... 4 10
4 210 ... 4 74 44 241 ... 4 10 1
21 213 40 4 76 II 171 ... 4 40
73 316 lo 4 76 41 31 110 4 40
til 205 tO 4 76 41 141 140 4 40
14 214 ... 4 76 47 11 1W 4 40
to J22 ... 4 16 41 167 140 4 40
64 204 ... 74 44 Ml 4 4 10
en 227 40 4 74 fX 216 ... 4 14
17 134 ... 4 71 47 ! ... 4 10
l 250 120 4 74 40 20 1M 4 14
44 184 ... 4 74 73 146 124) 4 10
7 2"0 in 4 76 43 244 ... 4 10
45 234 120 4 74 67 144 ... 4 10
62 11 ... 4 74 46 242 80 4 W
7K 2ol ... 4 71 74 211 40 4 40
76 200 ... 4 76 81 302 lt 4 10
64 211 0 4 76 lit ; 40 4 MH
213 Id 4 76 41 114 ... 4 14
71 210 ... 4 76 64 ... 4 6
76 234 ... 4 74 41 104 10 4 14.
70 214 ... 4 76 41 141 ... 4 40
SltV.EP Receipts of sheep were moderate
this morning and with a good demand from
local buyers thn market ruled active with
prices Just about steady with the close Of
last week. In some snots the market may
have been a trlde higher. A new top for
the season waa put on both the wether and
yearling market this morning when Mexi
can wethers sold for 16 and Mexican year
lings 18.90. Some Just fair ewes brought
15.30 and some fair lambs 17.30. There
were no choice lambs offered, but consid
ering quality the market held Just about
steady on both sheep and lambs. Owing to
the brisk demand and the limited offerings
the market came to a close at an early
hour.
Quotations for fed stock: flood to choice
yearlings. h4ni&.9i: fair to good year
lings, xti 0071.40; good to choice wethers.
15.5076.(1); fair to good wethers, 15. 003. 50;
good to choice ewes, 15.00(9)5.50; fair to good
ewes, 4.5O(fi6.0O; common to fnlr ewes, I4.00
ftHl.nO; good to choice lambs, 17.5037.65; fair
to good lambs. 17.0057.50; feeder lambs, $6.50
Si. 75. Representative sales:
203 western bucks
5 western bucks
11 western cull ewes
45 weslern ewes
125 western ewes
4nl Mexican ewe ,
822 Mexican ewes
15 Colorado ewes
244 Colorado ewes
8 western ewes
2 western yearling ewes
6 western wethers
318 3vestern ewes
253 Mexican wethers
I Colorado lamb 4.
228 western yearlings
244 Colorado wethers
244 Colorado wether ,
1 western yearling
443 weslern yearlings ,
528 Mexican yearlings
43 western ewes
17 western ewes
71 weatern wethers
51 western yearlings and lambs
2 western lambs
13i western lambs
195 Colorado lambs
40 Colorado lambs
30 Colorado lambs .
118 3 00
laj 3 00
88 8 26
98 5 05
98 8 06
94 6 25
114 5 30
76 B 87
84 5 37
9il I 40
80 5 50
95 6 60
115 6 80
88 6 Ot)
70 6 24
80 6 25
80 6 37
80 6 37
80 6 60
81 6 80
77 6 90
82 4 75
88 6 M)
103 5 75
70 8 50
70 7 26
76 7 26
72 7 30
72 f SO
Til 7 SO
CHICAGO MVK 8. TO r ft MARKET
Cattle Stronger Hogs Fire Penis
1'p Sheep Stronar, Unba Weak.
CHICAGO, Feh. 27. CATTLE Receipts,
28,000 head; market stronger; good to prime
steers, to. 8."i4i6 .40; poor to medium, 3 VXlp
5.75; Blockers snd feeders, I2.5taii4.40; cows
$1.2fi.n0; heifers. I2.UKU5.0O; canners. 1.25Jf
2.7(1; bulls, $2.O"4r4.10; calves. I3.5OW7.S0.
HOOS -Receipts. 45,000 head; estimated
for tomorrow, 30.000 head; market 6c higher;
mixed and butchers, I4.75fi6.00; good to
choice, heavy, 4.5i 10; rough heavy, 14.73
ri4 N7't; light, 4.70i.4.90; hulk of sales, 14 85
4r4.9S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 28,000
head; market strong: lambs, weak; good
to choice wethers, 5.SO&1.25; western sheep,
I5.00Sj6.2O; native lambs, 5.757.75; western
lambs, 5.75if'7.76.
Kansas City Lire ftoek Market.
KANSAH CITV. Feb. 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 7.500 head including 600 southerns.
Market nn killing steers strong; stockers
Hiid feeders strong to 10c higher; choice
export and dressed beef ateers, 15.006.75;
fair to good, 13.75134.90; weatern fed steers,
S3.7tVgS.2B; stackers and feeders, $3.00(54. 60;
southern steers, $3.2iV(j4.60; southern cows,
$2 25W3.60; native cows, $1.75'u4 i6: native
heifers. $2.75154.50; bulls, $2.5033.76; calves,
$3 lv,m 75.
H )OS Receipts, 6.500 hesd; market Re
higher; top, $4 95; bulk of sales, $4.7oyi
4 90; heavy, $4.8W4 96: packers, 14.80434.80;
pigs and lights. S4tiXn4 85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rscelpts, 1,300
head Market steady to strong. Native
lambs, $11.50-87.80; native wethers, Sr.263
6.90; native fed ewes, S4.8bfi6.a0; western
fed lambs, $7.0iKf7.85; western yearlings.
$8.(KV&il 80- western fed sheep, $4 IVul.DO; fed
ewes, $3.5oti5 50.
RI. I.onls live Slock Market.
ST. ItOUlS, Feb. 27. CATTLE Receipts,
4.000 head Including 3,000 Texans. Market
ateady to slow. Native shipping and ex
port sleers, I.SO4i6.0H: dressed beef and
butcher sleers, I.I5fn5 80; steel s under 1,001)
pounds, $32rVU4.IO; stockers and feeders,
S3.75tf4.26; cows snd heifers, $2.2iau4.50; can
ners, $1 8ufj.i2.50; bulla, $2.6034. (: calves,
f I.oihQ7.50; Texas and Indian stetrs, S'.'.&OfJ
41; cows and heifers, $2.26fj3.76.
IBM 18 Receipts, 6,000 head. Market
ateadv. I'lgs and lights, $3.76f4.76; packers,
$4 8oii4.6: butchers and best heavy, $4 85
IU6 05
SHEEP AND LA MBS-Receipts. 1.600
head. Market steady. Native muttons,
$:t.NMH on; iambs, $4 oofr7.7S; culls and bucks,
$4.flofi5.00; Htuckers, $2 00fj8.50.
St. Joseph I. Ira Sir.vk Market.
HT JOSEPH, Feb. 27 -CATTLE-Receipts,
1,123 hesd; market steady to strong;
natives. $3.70tfj550; cows and lielfer. $l.bi)lj
4 4: stockers anil feeders, $2.76fi4.15.
IHIOH Receipts. 3,991 head; market 5c
higher: light, $4.6'fi4.85; medium and heavy,
$4.7;Vi4 92'4j.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7 2$1
head; market ateady to 10c lower; lamba,
$7 65; wethera, $8 00.
Sinus llr I. Ire Slock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Feb. 27 .-(Special Tele
gram l-CATTI.E-Receipts. 1.700 head;
market steady; stockers strong and active:
I, raves, $3. 6100. 0"; cows, bulls ami mixed,
$2 5014.0)1; stockers Slid feeders, $2.75433.76;
calves and yearlings, $2.253 50.
IK K1H - Betelpta, 3. 0.4) head; market
strong, selling at $4 5o4 V; hulk nf sales,
$4.ij4.70.
Slork la SIM.
Receipts of live stock nt the alt pilnclpnl
weslern markets yesterday were:
Cattle. Una. Sheen
. 3.t'-'
. 2.7'i
. ..Ma)
. 4.000
. 1,12$
.28.000
6 241
S.Ota)
600
hit)
3.1'Ml
46, 000
4.747
1.60
7.2m
24,li0
.46.549 67.732 41 1
South (Unalia
Sioux City
KansHs city
St. Itoiils
St. Joseph
Chlcsgo
Totals
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. -17 COTTOX-flpot
market tlos.tl dull, 15 point lowed; mid
dling ui lands, 7.6'ir; middling gulf, 7.5';
shIcs. nune.
NEW ORLEANS. Feh. 27 -COTTON
Hlca1 : salea. 2 000 bslea: ordinary. 4 1318c;
good ordinary. nV; low middling. .( ; mid
dling. 7V g'''Xl niid illug 2 U-18c; middling
fair. 8V; receipts, 6 185 bslea; stock. JSlll.'
bales
LIVERPOOL. Feb. H. 'OTTO V-Spot In
fslr demand: prices 7 points lower; Vmcr
losn middling fair. 4-d; good middling.
4 28.1. middling, 4 lid, low middling. 4 M .
good ordlnarv. 8 gad; nrrtinarv, 3 7 'd. sal"
of the day were 12mm bales, of which 1.
were for speculation and exiv.rt and In
cluded 11.5011 American. Receipts. I.Oi' bales
Including 500 American.
ST. ItOl lS. Feb. 27 COTTON -Middling
TSc; snles, none; receipts, none, shipment"..
21 bales; stock, 4.1. b'l bales.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Feb. 27. WOOL Concern
ing the wool market the Commercial Bull
etln says: The market Is dull :en
ersllv speaking. though some holders
report It slightly more active. Sales sic
routined to smtiil lots of domeailo grades
and in foreign no large trades have been
closed. Importer feel a little better. I'c
strnctlon by fire of about 2.fai.imo pound, of
Australian ' wool has taken that much ofT
the market There a ao much lc to se'l
and the loss Is fully covered by Insurance
Quotations show little change The finer
grades are about ns strong as ever, but nie
dlum and coarse wools are weak. The
shipments of wool from Boat on to dite
from December 29. 19i4. according to Ih.
same authority are .V 7X3.249 pounds ngnlnsi
87,731.12 pounds at Ihe same time lust vent .
The receipts tn date are 41.J09 8.14 pounds,
against 27,329.247 for the Same period 1si
year.
ST. LOUIS. Feb ??.-WOO! r-8l eaflV r me
cllnm grades, combing and clothing. VWr :
light fine. 2i4?f32c: heavv line. 17ilc; tub
washed. 3339c.
NEW VoRK, Feb 27. WOOL - Firm,
domestic fleece. ;t2788c.
I(ONPON, Feb. 27. WOO I -The arrivals
of wool for the set-ond series nf ftitctnoi
snles closed todav with the followlnv
amount: New South Wales. 70.I1I8 Isles
Queensland. 22.628 hales: Victoria. N7 414
hair; South Australia. I1.S24) bales; Wesi
Australia. 11.092 bales; Tasmania. 7iW bales;
New Zealand. 112.8(18 bales: 'ape of Hool
Hope and Nnta'. 38.018 bales; total. St2 818
bales. Of this total 191.800 bales were for
warded direct to spinners, leaving 1T1 148
hales avallnble, Including 8 PnfJ lalos or
from the first series.
Metal Market. .
NEW TORK. Feb. 27.--M ETALS - There
wss another break In the London tin mar
ket. where spot closed at 129 17s 81 and
futures at 129 5s. !,ocally the market was
Influenced by the declines abroad and closed
weak with spot quoted at $.25fi2N.75 The
foreign decline did not seem to be due to
any change In trade conditions, hot spec
ulative offerings were said to be larger.
Copper was unchanged at 1 6s 3d for svnt
In London and at il 15s for futures. ,o
callv the market also was unchanged wiih
producers holding tlrmlv. Lake is qiiote.1
at $15 50; electrolytic at $15 37Sff 15.50. and
casting at $15. OOfi 15.25 1cad was uncliang.-d
at $4 45va4.5o In the local market, but ta
a shsde carter abroad, where It closed at
12 6a Spelter waa also unchanged lo
cally at $8.30. snd lower In Itopilon. where
It closed al 23 17s tld - Iron closed at 53a
In Glasgow and 48s 4'4id In Mlddlesboro. Lo
cally the Iron market is wronger in tone
with demand reported quite active snd
F rices In some Instances held higher No.
foundry, northern, la quoted at $17 7.V
18.25; No. 2 foundry, northern. $17. 5001 17 75;
No. 1 foundry, southern, and No. 1 foundry,
southern, soft. $17.7Fy?i18.25.
ST. ItOllS. Feb. 27 METALS Lead,
stead at $4.35. Spelter, higher at $0 10.
Oils nnd) Rosin.
OfTt CITY. Pa.. Feb. 27.-071 fred1t bsl
snces, $l.il9; certificates, no bid; shipments
91 747 bbls., average to 808 bbls.; runs. 113.
719 bbls,. average m.956 bbls ; hlpmcnt.
Lima. 12K.326 bbls.. average t.?81 bbl.; runs
Lima, 132.312 bbls.. sverage 49.558 bbls.
SAVANNAH. F. b. 27.-OI L-Turpcnt Inc.
firm. 60c.
ROSIN Firm: A. B. C. $2.72'4.: 1. S2.77U;
F. f2.R24: F. 82 90; (?. $2.95: H. $3.25; 1. $.1 50;
K. $4 05; M, $4 80; N, $4 75; W (5. $5 00; w
W, $5.15.
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PKORIA. Til.. Feb. 27. - CORN Ttowar;
No. 4), 44r; 4 no grade, 41e.
Edwards -Wood Go.
(Incorporated )
flain Office: Fifth and Roberts Street 1
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