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I. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRRT
Cold Ware Prediction! and Crsp (om
plaioti Ccnia,
WHEAT ADVANCES PRACTICALLY CENT
Cora a.d oU Show laasaal -trenail,
for Satardar-Material Iacreaa
la Whrii Visible Supply
Kiprrtrd Moaday.
OMAHA, Feb. I. iyJ.
Colder Hih t..
f"int, complaint from wt,.u. nH s.
bruki
restM-rUn the winter wlvat crop
no ine lroDecta nf & i,uiriai r-aJ..
In the vinlble supply for the wet-k gae
. at market a stronn tone and d.s
concerted shorts. Minneapolis mark.-t was
luiiy as strong at the Chicago market and
an over-sold condition Is presumed to exist
I?.er':. Th bulllh features in the domestic
situation offset the larre Australian ship
ments and easier continental cables. Senti
ment underwent considerable change. Flour
stocks the first of the montn were 9u.0uu
oarreli less than for the corresponding
Period a year ago and about the same
on the first of January. Clearances
were quite liberal at hair a million.
corn was firm throughout the session
with a continuation of purchases of May
fii"", of Jui- 1,0 My selling
l-lo higher. The strin;th In provisions
nd purchases by packing Interests had
something to do with the strength In corn.
n 3 l possible that the wsibie supply
will show considerable tlrcrense on Monday.
Oats were very nrm. advancing moder
ately on a light trade, 'i he strength else
where on the floor had considerable lnflj
nc In Inducing shorts to cover. There
was little of Interest In the news.
,LTy,,heilt ,cl"8"d at SJsVtfV:. July at
MVt74c, and September at iwn,Ji)3,c
May corn closed at 44'4c. July at 44V'a
a, and September at 4.'.j-4jic
May oats closed at i Vj .w .,c ; July at
2:c. and September at i.
JUverpuol closed unchanged on both
Wheat and corn.
Cash No. 1 northern sold at Minneapolis
today at V(lc under Mav, and No. 2
northern at 2e under May.
Hrmdatreet's clearances show the Pacific
f08"1 'hipped STo.Oju bushels wheat and
f ;Z?J"l?r'la n"ur; lhp Atlantic coast
l.lOT.OOO bushels wheat and 2i0.ou0 barrels
rlour. The seaboard reported export sales
yesterday of 24,(J0 bushels corn and lOu.iw
bushels oats.
A large Chicago grain denier who has
Oeen traveling In Iowa and Nebraska pre
dicts a larger corn movement in those
tatea If rouds Improve.
World's slilpnients for Mondav are esti
mated by Hroomhall at ll.:'ufi,i0 bushe's.
bushels lust week and
U32.0UO bushels a year ago.
Australian wheat shipments were 2,272.00
bushels, against 1.704. 000 bushels last week
, and 8ti8,Oiio bushels last year.
, Petri of 8t. Louis says reports of dam
age to the crop do not come from one
point or to one firm, but are getting gen
eral. A Chicago trader says: "The east prob
ably will be In the market for on Is attain
Boon, particularly If the market here holds
firm. The recent sudden Increase In the
supply of cars east piled up a lot of oats
at Junction points through that section.
These have now disappeared, but new
buying baa been checked by the weakness
shown In the western markets.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No 2 hard, "iiTSc; No. S
hard, ?aiT6c; No 4 hard. 6V(i73Uc: No. 2
spring. VSp.Vc; No. I spring. Ti'r'TtSc.
CORN-No. 3. S7rd37ii.c; No. 3 yellow. 3TUc;
No. I white, 3 Vie.
OATS No. I mixed. 2W2SHC; No. ! white,
tc: No. 4 white. fegiat-V.
RYE No. 2. Goc; No. S. foVie.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. I hard. 1 car at 75c. 1 car at
T4 I car at 73c: No. 3 spring, 1 car at 74c;
No. 4 bard. 2 cars at 72c.
CORN No. 8 yellow, 7 cars at 37V.C.
RYE No. 8, 1 car at 61c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Cum. Oats.
Lmcago 13
Kansas City 75
Minneapolis 234
Uuluth 43
St. Loula 36
324
1S4
73
47
108
68
CHICAGO GRAIX AM) PROVISION'S
Fwtaret of the Trading aad C'IobIbk
Price oa Board of Trada
CHICAGO, Feb. 1 The first specific re
ports of damage to fall sown wheat which
have been received here caused unusual
activity and strength In the wlieat market
today. At the close wheat for May delivery
was up He Corn was up VeSc. Oats
showed a gain of V,c. Provisions were W0
fc'Hc higher.
Strength In the market developed toward
the end of the first hour. At the immedi
ate opening the market was somewhat weak
and Initial quotations on May were a shade
to HJi'hC lower at S41iMVc. Factors con
tributing to the easier tone were llleral
hipments from Australia and mild weather
In the winter wheat belt In the I'nlted
States. As the session advanced trading In
creased In volume, shorts, commission
houses and cash Interests buying freely.
Tha selling was chiefly by longs. Respond
ing to the Increased demand prb'es ad
vanced steadily. Late In the day a report
was received from Kansas City to the ef
fect that the crop In Hurton county. Kan
aas, had been damaged 20 per cent bv the
unseasonable weather In the last month.
Other reports of damage came from Mis
souri and southern Illinois. An official fore
cast of much colder weather tomorrow and
a report of a billiard In North Dakota
which might temporarily check the move
ment of grain caused Increased anxletv
among the shorts. The market closed
strong with prices at the highest roint of
in aay. r inai quitatlons on May were at
ithiiit6Sfcc. Clearances of wheat and flour
were eual to WI.OUO bu. l'rlmnrv receipts
were 47.000 bu.. against 3i.(f bu. a vear
ago. Minneapolis, l'uluth and Chicago' re
ported receipts of aw cars, against St cars
put week and 239 cars a year ago.
Despite heavy primary receipts, the corn
market was firm for the creater part of the
day In sympathy with wheat. Shorts were
active buyers und the selling ws mainly
by longs. The market closed firm, with
prices at the highest point f the dav. May
Opened a shade lower to a sbrnle i'llier n'i
444'0 44c, sold up to 447c and closrd at the
top figure. Local receipts were S-'l cars,
with 16 cars of contract (Trade.
Oats had a at run r undertime, tiased prin
c!llly on the condition of the 'wheat mar
ket. Early In the dav trading wis q pet.
but later a good demand developed. May
opened unchanged at 3 1J.i3oc, told up to
S0Tie and closed at y Jo'c. Local re
ceipts were 104 cars.
Trading in provisions was exceedingly ac
tive and the market show, d unu.-uul
strength. A 5'sjlOc advance In the price of live
hogs was the chief cause of the strong
market, but In addition to packers, com
mission houses were active huers. At the
close May pork was tip 3iV at H.c4.
Lard was up TV at 7.77,. Kibs were 12UC
hljrher at t7.SWu7.-.'u.
baumaiea receipts ror Mondav are
Wheat. 13 cars; corn, SS4 cars; oats, J44 cars
nog's, v.uiv neaa.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles ! Open. High.l Low. I Close. Yes y.
Wheat I 1 1"
May 'MM.4'0H14 MS ?SS4 -4'-tiS
July
C01 n
lay
July
Sept.
ot
May
July
p..K
Mar
July
Lard
Maty
July
Ribs
May July
444jV 44's'
4vS, tt ..
4a i-4i46'H.
. .. ' . '
i. 11. Vr-l'S
4i- 44-4v v, 4.t j-
i l'jy 4i
3ceVS!
307,!
3 xi jvSijs
ii, 7
14 40
14 60
14 Tl'S 14 40
14 S.Vs, 14 bv
14 t:m 14 A
14 7.', 14 474
I
7 7 M
1 7 i
7 7:'V:
7 70
7 a.4
7 80
7 )
7 !sj I
7
8 ,
1 K. 1
7KW
7 tjv.
T Ki
7 HZV
No. I
Cash q iotstlons were as follows:
Fll'H Steady ; winter patents, fy.eitjj
4 ; straights. 3 sora3 w; sprinn patents.
t3 7f33 M; straights, H ft-tyS To, bukers.. 1.' Uu
tj ! ().
WHEAT No. spring. S4ul5c; No. I. 79S
1. , iv c ci. j reu, pstv.o.
4 - CORN No. 2. 4:n4.c. No. t vellow, V.c.
V OATS-No. 2. Sc; No. i while. 3cauiW-:
No. S white, imillc,
f Jt RTI, v., .f...
BAKL.ky Ocod feeding, tSSSc; fair to
choice, malting. 4:'jjoc'.
ULEPB-Ni-. 1 f ax. 41 1ft; No. 1 northwest
era, tils. Timothy, prime. t3Xi. Clover
4Xn tract grade, f 13 5).
I HOV1910N3 Mess pork, per bbl.. 14 V
14.40 Lard, per !." lbs . IT Vs-'ti 7.B6 Short
ribs sides tlooxei. t7 Ct7.75; short clear sidej
(boledl. 18 utsiil.U't,
following were the receipts and hip.
ments tf flour and uralrt:
i rlour. bbls r.Tm
Wheat, bu lS.rtu b- 4 n
Corn, bu 341. 14; z0
0. bu SS.4 S.i P.i
By, bu i 7 jn,
barley, bu VJt.au W.jou
i the 4'rod tics escbauc to:y the bat-
. " I 1 1 1 11 J
ter market was stoadv: creameries. lMIfic:
d.UrlM, lviiiai.jc. Ker". firm. Bt mark.
cass included. l;ii..i,c; firsts, l'.c; prime
firsts. 17c; extras, 19c. Cheese, steady, 11
fel3c.
EW YORK U F.MORA I. MARKET
Qnotatloas of the nay oa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. t -FIM'R Receipts.
23.1 Mils : exports. i4.11 t.i.is ; market dull
and steady; Minnesota patents. .&nA.ib;
Minnesota I nkers, W.wi5.&0; winter patents,
14 1014 4i; winter straiKhts, !3.ii4.Cu: win
ter rxtras, it.ihS i Inter low grades.
IJi rtj3.it. Rye Hour, nuiit; fair to good,
t3.7i 'o 4.0'; choice to fancy. It 'i'u4.3S Buck
wheat flour, dull. J. 1ijJ In; spot and to ar
rive, dull. ;ilt'. d. Ilered New York.
CUHNMKAL Steady ; fine white and yel
low, 1. 1:,, coarse, 1 .,.-al.W; kiln dried, 2J.70
RYE Nominal; No. 2 western, 63c, f. o. b.
New York.
HA P. LEY Firm ; malting. 47if.2c. c I. f.
Ruffalo.
H EAT Receipts, Cnnf bu.: exports. 61.
KA bu. SrH.t market firm: No. 2 red, H"c.
elevator; .o. I reu. K-Uc, r. o. b. aMoat; No.
1 northern Iniluth, 96'(,c, f. o. b. alloat. The
opetilng of wheat was lower In response to
bearlsii foreign news, but the maiket Im
mediately rallied and for the balance of the
forenoon was strong, governed by unfavor
able crop news from the west, closing vj.
No net higher: May. S9 U-Myi-Sc. closed at
i"!'': July. KSHti3. closed at )Stc; Sep
tember. S7'SX7,c. closed at Cc.
CORN Receipts. 94.00 bu.; exports, 209.S57
bu. Slot, steady; No. 2, 62e, elevator, and
4!'c. 1. n. b. afloat: No. 2 yellow, 4ittc; No.
2 white. 4c. Cptions were without transac
tions, but closed firm at Sc net advance.
May closed at ,Vc; July closed at 5uSc;
Septemlwr closed at 6C?c.
OATS Receipts, IS.Siki bu.; exports, ff
bu. Spot maiket steady; mixed, 32 to 3H
lbs.. ;;.,u3';v; natural white. Ju to S3 lbs.,
3H'i''i:7c; clippf d white, 3 to 40 lbs., 3kV'iK-.
HAY iMill: shipping, oofiooc; good to
choice, 77U'i!wv.
Hi iI'S Steady ; state, common to choice.
lfo5. Life 17c: 1:M. K'ol;tc; olds. iVuSc. Pacific
const. lKin. K&14c: i:4. 9'iUc: olds. 5'flSc.
HIDES-Firm; Oalveston, X to 26 lbs., 20c;
Texas dry, 24 to 30 lbs., i:
LEATHER Steady ; acid. 26lifi274c.
1'KOVISH NS Reef, steadv: famllv. tll.BO
raZw mess, ts.l-ri lit ii; betf hams, tri.nj
21.fi"; packet. fl0.3'iH.Wt: cltv extra India
mess, $l,i rtii'i ,(i. cut meats, dull: pickled
bellies, s.2.".Til.ii; pickled shoulders, $,.'i
7.0"; t ickled hams. 2S.iio',a.5i. Ird. steadv;
stennied. $7.V(i7.9o: refined, steadv; con
tinent, ; South America, JS.Vi; toinpound.
f;.12fi"..':71;. I'ork. firm: fimilv. $iij; short
clear. I15.cu.il7.flii; mess, f l",.t Ai 1 j.f-0.
TALLOW Steady; city, 6Vc; countrv,
6'r.lc.
RICE Steady: domestic, fair to, extra, 34
(fjtic; Japan, nominal.
Rl'TTER Steadv; street price, extra
creamery, 2,!iSc. Official prices: Creamery,
common to extra. li;' 'nuic: creamerv, held
extras. ;:roLLc; state dairy, common to
extra, 17ft 24c; renovated, common to extra
l:.i:-'c: western factcry. common to firs
n.nifin imitation creamery. c
tns. :c: western firsts, 17Val.4e.
CHEESE Firm: state full cream, small
and large, colored and white. September,
fancy, l4',c; October best. VWttVi-ic; late
made, small, average best, I-Kl-; state
large. !2c; fair, UVul2c.
EUGS Firmer; stute, Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected white. 2ia.';c: state
choice. 2Kii24c; state mixed, extra, 21I22c;
western firsts, lM-c; western seconds. 17
(UlSc.
I'Ol'LTRY Live steadv; western chick
ens. 11c; fowls. 13c; turkevs. 14c; dressed
Irregular; western chickens, Wul7e; turkeys.
13'd2vc; fowls, lira 131;.
ft. I.oals General Market.
ST. LOi;iS. Feb. 3-WHEAT-Fntures.
higher; cash, steady; No. 2 red cash, ele
vator, Sy,iMc; track, 4v,'u"''sc: May. 3c;
July, (i.'c; No. 3 hard, Sfii-viV.c.
. CRN-Higher; No. 2 cash, 41c; track,
4jc- May. 4-'Tc.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash. 31'ic; track,
l?t : May- s"3lc- No 2 w hite, S.c.
r LOLR Quiet; red winter patents. U K'S
4. at); extra lancy and straight, fcj.ixu.4.3i:
clear. $3.rg3.40.
SEED Timothy, steadv, $2 62 80
COKNMEAL steady, 2.2o.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 84SS5C.
. HAY Firm; timothy, 2ti.ootjl3.50; prairie,
Wmsq 10.60.
IRON COTTON TIES 31.02.
BAGGING t)Q.
HEMP TWINE 7tyc.
.,F5YISION8 - rork- h'sher; Jobbing,
I14.W. Lard, higher; prime steamed. 27. 47".
Dry salt meats, higher; boxed extra short,
S.tO; clear ribs, 226; short clears, 3S.874.
Bacon, higher; boxed extra srorts, 38.75:
clear ribs. $.00; short clear, 29.5o.
POCLTRY-4iulet; chickens, 10c; springs,
114c; turkeys, 144c; ducks, 124c; geese,
1 4c
BL'TTER Quiet; creamery, 21SCSc;
dairy. Idij21c.
EG43S Higher at 15c, case count
The receipts and shipments of flour and
; lour, bbls 6,ao uoo
, heat, bu 36,000 53,000
torn, bu 10S.CH0 9,).w0
-ats. bu 5)j,0u0 SO.OoO
Kansas City Grata and Proelalons.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. . 2. WHEAT
Steady; May, ,s4c; July. 76Hc; September,
75Hc Cash: No. 2 hard, 74'Mic: No. 2,
uiiiSc: No. 2 red, M'uMWc; No. 3. S5iiJi24c.
CORN fltnmlv ito. 1..1.. ".iT;
, Cnsh: No. 2 mixed, nc; Ko.'i white. 40c;
Nq. a a
OATS-Steady; No. 2 white, 31032c; No.
2 mixed. 24c
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 210.50ft 11.00:
choice prairie. $7 Ib'aH.uO.
RYE Steady at Uoc
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
NO. 2 WhiteWOoil C:,Hcm fnelo.ln.l !-...
; count, 12c; cases relumed, 4c less.
, BL'TTER Creamery, 2:.c.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 6i,om 4o.000
, Corn, bu lmi.OcO 31.010
I Oats, bu 16,000 t. ouO
Minneapolis Grain Market.
1 MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 3. FLOUR Firm;
first jiatents. $4.S(4 40; second patents, 14.20
44.30; first cleara. W6o(j3.0u; second tlta.s.
J.4.V(i2.CS.
BRAN In bulk. 314.&o 14.75.
(Superior quotatlo'ib ior MinneaDolls de
livery). The range of pr:ces, us reported by
F. P. Day & Co., llo-lll Board of Trade
building, was:
I Artlcles.l Open. I High.l Low. Close. Yesfy.
Wheat I
I
8341
M'V
May..
July..
ju.y..
Sept..
84
IS3
R3
MS:
1 174'
1 lkS.
1 17.:
84 I
fcOSl
1 lW
1 'J", .
1
S34
1 174
i'i74
1 174
1 lk4
1 17
1 lsv
1 litr
1 1 1
Mllivmlif Grain Market.
MILWAlKLi;, Feb. 3. WHEAT
Hiynei ; .o. 1 1101 them, m:.'i6.a;; No. 2 n.ii th
erii. iiVjoMc; Aiav. a-i'w oalsC asktrd; pan.
!i-'c: Ca-IS. 7c bid.
j RE sttad; No. 1. C;-4c.
J tAKLfci null; No. 2, aoc; sample, 4(4'tf
OATS Pull; standard, 31'S32c.
i CORN Steady; May. 4-i-e; puts, 44c
i'eorla Market.
PEORIA, 111., Feb. l-CORN-Higher; No.
3 yellow, 41c; No. 3, 41c; No. 4, 4c; no
gtade, 3t.
OA IS strong; No. 2 white, 3o4y30;2c: No
4 w late, 2t'4c.
RYE steady; No. 2, 67c.
WHISK t on the bas.s of 31.29 for fln
lslitd goods.
: I
' PHILADELPHIA. Feb 3. Bl'TTER
Steady; extra weetfrn creamery. 274c; ex-
. '" i iic I'lllllS. die.
EGGS-rlnn: i.eaioy fresh and western
; freso, :c nl mark.
CllEiiit:-Sl.d.lv: New VnrU full ,......,
! f:inc. 14c; choice. X3t,414c; New Vol It! '
i.r to stoou, UiilJ'kC. j
Liverpool Grain Market.
IJVERPOOU Feb. t -WHKAT-Sp-'t I
nominal, futures, quiet; Match. Cspjd;
W.iy. s 8d; July. 6s 7Td. 1
t'oKN Bjiut, nu.rt; American mixd
riew, 4slUd; Ar.ierkan niied. old 4 ndl
lAitures. quiet; March. 4s IV. May. '4s 2d! ;
Uslsta Grain Market. j
DIXITH. Keb. l-WHEAT-To anlve
No. I northern. aL'Vi No. 1 northern. soUc '
on truck. No. 1 northern. SiV: No. I norui- ,
ern, Hc; Way. b4c; July. o6c.
Toledo feed Harkrl. I
TOt.KDO. Feb. l-SKED-Clover. cash I
an.i r ei raary. is S5; .March. tV.3o: Abnl I
l.:V; timothy, 1 bJ; alaike. I7.&5. ' I
. 1
4tlla aad Hoalal.
NEW YORK. Feb. J Oil Tottonseed
nrm. pr.nie crude, f. o. b.. ii-ijfe Teiro
leum. kttMdy; re-hiied. New Voik. rr.u"' J' lil
ad. lpi:ia utid llaltimore. 1; u. I'hiladelpl.m
-i.u uaiuinoir, in uii a, si oa. 1'urDentine
!.:l,0'' . . L ...I " '
1 : tl j:-c asked.
I KotUN Steady;
strained, common to
Rim nl. U.HOIJ.H),
KAt'lVVlli rtti l.K e Air n.
tli.e, firm nt 50c.
KciSlX-Firin; A. B and C. 3 4v: E J3 40
6 4; F. Hfc-'sil.tV: 41. U iK Um . H. tlVt
IV,; I. 11 36 ,4 40; K. 1510; Jd, 15.35; .V. 5 hi '
J. WW. o.l5. 1
Oil. tMTY. Pa.. Feb J-OIICredlt bal
ances, ti 58; shipments, February , f iao
bbls.; runs. February 1. 62. 7 n bbls.; ship
ments. IJmn. February t, 61.X11 bbis ; acr-
r7.4w bbla; runs. U1111, Februaiy L
(..ai bbla-
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Tevelops A cat Weakness and
General Level of Va'iee it Lowet.
LAhGE SELLING ORDERS FROM THE WEST
Prospect of an ExteaslTe Strike
Among Coal Operators Aronaes
Anxiety of the Spec,
alntore.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3. The speculative
position In the market developed acute
weakness again today and prices yielded
easily through the list. Deen Inroads
e.,ere made in the case of some of the
speculative favorites. The nominal motive
of the selling was the danger of a strike
of coal miners which Is brought to the
attention of speculators by the rupture
of negotiations for a settlement between
th miners and operators at Indianapolis.
Apprehension over the outcome was fed
by private advices from western sources,
accompanied by large selling orders from
the western speculative element. The
taking of steps toward a strike in tha
New Y'ork building trade increased the In
fluence of the consideration given to the
labor outlook.
The st nsltlveness of the market to these
developments in view of the public re
ports of the progress making towards them
was proof of the vulnerable position of
the speculation due to the satisfaction of
the demand for stocks from the short in
terests following the sharp reaction of the
etirly part of the week. The weak bank
return also was unforeseen and an element
In th" weakness of the stork market, al
though the bank return was not Just
what was expected. The 31,129.600 decrease
In cash was much less than expected, but
the expansion of the loan Item by 318.
2M.SHJ in the face of the large liquidation
supposed to have taken place In the stock
market was a disappointment. The net
result was to decrease the surplus reserve
if'til by 34.7u2.225.
The yieluing of foreign exchange rates
and a rise in sterling exchange at Paris
carried conditions away from the gold ex
port point. The adoption of a measure by
the French deputies authorising an In
crease in the note circulation of the Bank
of France was a bearing on the outlook
for the movement of gold. The Hank of
France has refrained from offering In
ducements for securing gold in the recent
past owing to the fact that the authorized
limit of its note circulation had been
reachi d, leaving It no advantage from an
Increase of gold holdings. There were
some rallies fiom the lowest prices of the
day. but the closing tone was unsteady
und showed some important losses for the
day.
Total sales of bonds par value, 31,506,000.
The following was tne range of quotations
on the New Y'ork Stock exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Clow.
Adams Express 24&
Amalgamalid Copper 126 DM) lit 113S 1MH
1DS.K00 114
J. 700 4H
M) 103S
l.ZOO IS,
Amerir-an ('. & F
AmHi-liio C. F. p(d ...
Amrrlf&n CoUun Oil
American Cotton Oil pld..
American Express
American H. & L. pfd....
American Ice, securities..
American Linseed OH....
Americsn Linseed Ull pfd
American Locomotive
43H
44
103
M
104
V
iw,
140
31
45 H
K
4T
117
UK)
I. SOU
100
J
Si
43
15
lJ.lou 74 7314
American Locomotive pfd
American 8. & R 16.00
161V K4H
American 8. & R. pfd
American Sugar Refining...
Amer. Tobacco pfd ctfs.....
Anaconda Mining Co
Al niton
Auhlfon pfd .:
Atlantic C. L
Baltimore & Ohio
tuiumore & Ohio pfd
to.1 127 1HU -124S
a.loO 1474 14f4) 144H
600 lug
lot
2"4
10tV
.300 IT
s,7i)0 .'S
4'.0 10S
l'JO 1(1
l74
1
103 1034
161 1(1
I, 400 lli
ii44 m4
llronklyn Rapid Traualt.
11. M0
7
kf St
1 anadlan Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago tk Alton
Chlrago 4c Alton pfd
Chicago Great Western
Chicago 4k Northwestern...
Chicago. Mil. tt 8t. P
Chicago T. T
Chicago T. T. pfd
C, C, C. 4 St. Louts
Colorado F. I
Colorado St Southern
t.SuO 174S 171
3110 225 ZZi, Z3
t 400
"joo
l.too
5Vk Is
44
12
4
74
11
tit
11
nt
in
200 22
11
ltV, ls44
n
104 S lu4 4
100 lot
25.700 74Ts
70 72
400 IS
14
Colorado a 80. 1st pfd
70
tl
171
II
Colorado at So. zd pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products tOO II
Corn Products pfd 0A
II
Delaware A Hudson 100 tU" 111 Ml
Delaware, L. & W 440
Denver ft Rio Grande..
Denver A R. G. pfd
Distillers' Securities ..
Erie
Erie 1st Pfd
4.100
1J0
1.100
11.100
too
100
4
M
(3
47
7
73
47 47
II N
62 ItS
44 444,
71 Tl
73 Tl
Erie td pfd
General Electric,
Hocking Vsller
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd....
International Pump
International Pump pfd....
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas City Southern
Kstisas Citr Southern pfd..
Louisville A Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities ....
Metropolitan Street Kr
Mexican Central
Mlnneapolla oV St. L
M . Et. P. 4 8 Ste. M ...
100 174 174 171
114
4,700 17S 173
171
13
so
12
61
'
0
160
164
200 14 23
too
too
17
34
1.700 II M
6,000 160 141
2'I0 140 160
600 70
2"0 121
70
70
120 IK'
4v0
M
26 15
76
Hi
174
101
l'4
70
IS
11
144
63
M
13
101
M.. St. P. 4 8 B. M. pfd.. 1O0 JT7 177
Missouri racinc
. .. lO.t'jO im iu
Hl-fo.irl. Kansas 4 Texas. 1.4"0 17
36
70
u
Missouri, K. 4 T. pfd 200 70
National Lead 1,700 11
National R. R. of M. pfd.
New York Central
1.2O0 160 144
New Turk, O. 4 W IV 64
62
ioi"
Norfolk at Western 6,600 0
Norfolk 4 W. pfd
North American 1.600 101
Pacific Mall 3"0 41
47
47
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P., C. C. 4 Bt. Louis.
Pressed Steel Car
Pressed Steel Car pfd..
Puiiman Palsce Car...
Kradit.g
heading 1st pfd
. It 0O0 143 141 142
8.100 ISSs 7n 17
400
100
SI
11
11
13
40
40
102
) 245 246
III
74.700 1S6 137
iwi VI si
Reading 2d pfd .") 101 101 luo
Republic Steel 3,6uo II 3414 14
BepuLII'- Steel pfd 4'U 104 107 104,
Rock Island Co 14 100 I7ii 26V 2v
nock isiana co. pta 1 i'io fit
St. Louis 4 8 P. 2d pfd.. I.IOO 60
St. Lou.s Southwestern 4''0 24
St. Louis Southwestern pfd loo 67
Southern Picidv 18. 4 It
46
4SH
4S
34
6t
47
111
44
M
64
4'
111
soutnern escioc pld
Scuihera Railway
Southern Railway pid
Tennessee coal 4 iron..
Texas 4 Pacific
Toledo. St. L 4 W
Toledo. St. L. 4 W. pfd
I'nloa raclfi"
Vnlon p.ifl pfl
I' hlted Stau Eiprtta
fnttil Stitts Ke:iy
I nit. J g;.ite hut.hcr...
I'. 8 Ruhoer 1st pfd....
tlii'id S'.dt.s l;eel
I ailed Stslen Steel pfd..
100 111
1,7'V 41
t"0 101
4 0 142
1,300 34
40
40
101 101
160 105
36 K
67
67 67 57
to
145.10 167 154i4 154
lov s.s li rl
:oo n
1.1M 51
l.W'J 111
67 15
47
62
110
11 J
44
44
. 20, I'M 111
Ill 11
Virgiiils-c srolina 1 heiuuftl
l.loo 41
4 41
114
M
46
230
145
Vs Car. Cbeuncal pfu..
wtsh
tvbsi.h pfd
W-iis-Fsrgo Exvr.se
Westlriichouse Electric
W'estcru tn.on
Wheeling 4 L. E I' to
Wipcons;n Central 2UQ t
43
1
6t
10
21
w .st-oneln tet.tral pfd
Northern Pacific
central Leaiher
Central leather pfd..
lloat-Sheffleid
13 600 2 .4
1,111 44
110 Zll
46
4
6"0 107 4 1074
U'7
II
sue vv SB
Total sales tor the day, 835, 6- share.
Boston Storks and Bosnia.
BOSTON. Feb. S.-Call loans. afltU
per
clal
cent; tunc
loans
4'!jiV per cent. OH!
1 iioratn i" .n
At':hiaoa adj. 4s..
do 4s
ll.s. (ectri.1 is..
A:.hiso:i
do pfd
poster. 4 Aii.any.
boioa 4 Ma. ne..
Ho.ton Eltvaled
etocKk ..n'i birda:
H Ama:gimsted
....Ioi AmeriLsa Zinc
1"- a Atlantic
. ... lilngham
....In', tal. 4 Hecla
....t.'.4 Centeiinlal
174 Cotper Kange
...114 bai- West
.114
. 10
. is
.
.706
. 26
. It
. II
. 12
. 1
. 14
. 11
. it
. 4
. 17
.101
. II
.ltd
4
.107
4
. 74
Mexican cet:trai
21 Dominion Coal ...
.'! Frank .is
.164 Granby
. 11 Isle Koyale
. r Mass Mining
. is Michigan
14 Mohaak
13s Hunt. C. A C
.le.3 did DomlLloa
. 44 Oaceoia
.10 Parrol
N V.. N. H
4 H.
I'nloa Pacific
Atner. Arge. Cliem
do pfd
Aniar. Pneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pld
Amer. T 4 T
Asr.er. Woolen . ..
do pfd
Pomluion I 4
is iiulncr
Edison Elec
niu. .:n
shannon
Tamarack
Mess. Electric ....
do pfd
Mass Las
I atted Pmli
Is. ted Shoe Mai
do pfd
I' 3 Steel
do pfd
We&tiug common
Adveature
Ailoe.es
-eld Asked
is
.. 14 Trimly
.. t oiled ( oiper i
..li' f. t Mining
.. M V. 8. oil
..II t tab
.. 44, "Victoria
..Hi W 1 none
.. 61 Wolverine
.. 4 Nurth Butte
.. 41 )
. 7
.13
.Ne-tv Vork Mlnlagt Itorks.
NEW TOKK.
n miiilt g stoc
asdu Con
Alio
tree
lirunssTick Coo ...
louetrxk Tunnel .
Cub. 111. ai Va...
Horn fiuver
Feb. I. Closinsi Quotation.
ks were:
. IS
.36')
. 60
. 64
. I
Little Chief ...
Orlsrto
Ophlr
Pbuentl
PotoeJ
iavsga
Sierra Nevada
lull Hoptt ..
b'lao.drd
. t
. I
. 11
. 44
...116
. ..t;j
... t
Iruu Silver ..
Leadvlile Coa
Treasirv llaleaaeag.
WASHINGTON. Feb. I -Today s state
ment of the trewaury balancea In the gten-
en 1 fur.4 airliisii' IKa 1i i. .... .. .. .
- - - - ' v. uw fiw w,i.v 4,0111 I
reserve, sho 1 : Avallabls ca-ah baiar.ee, j
tl4f..437; -od oln and bullion, 177,477.410;
guiu certiiicates, ajr,,iTO,0,u.
Sew York Maaey Market.
NEW VORK. Feb. J. MONEY On call,
nominal; no loans; time loans steady; sixty
and ninety days and six months. 4Vk per
cent.
I KIMB MERCANTILE FArER 4Mi6e
per cent
8TERLINQ EXCHANGE ICasy. with
actti.il business In bankers bllis at $4 Kiii
4J4 S7JB for demand and at fl S73i'.j4 sr.Xi for
sixty day bills; posted hums, J4.M'ii4 Sfi;
commercial bills, it MV4.K'j.
SILVER bar, tHic; Mexican dollars,
IHtc.
iiOND-Oovernment eteady; railroad
Irregular.
The following were the closing quota
lions on bonds:
V. 8 ref. ta. reg ...P Japan Is. 14 aeries . .100
do coupon log do 4a ctfs 17
tl. 8. is, reg 1011 do 4s ctfs 14
do coupon los do Id serlea II
I. B. o.d 4s. reg lot L 4 14. ual. 4s 10344
do coupon 101 Man. e. g 4s 103
V. a 4a. reg 121 Meilran Central 4s... I"
uo ciiwu lira 00 1st inc tb
Am. Tobacco 4 II Minn. 4 St. L 4s ...
d s 114 M . K. 4 T. 4s 101
Atchison gen. 4s 114 do Is K
do adj. 4s N N. R. R. of J4 e. 4s IT
Atlantic C. L 4s log N. T. C. g. ls 4s
Us I. 4 Ohio 4a. 104 N. 1. C. g. Is Ill
do ls 14 No Pscinc 4s 101
Brk R. T. c. 4s II , do Is 76
Central of Ga. ee Ill N. 4 W. e. 4s 105
do 1st Inc W o. S L. rfdg 4s 17
do M Inc 10 Penn. oonv. is 104
do Id Inc IV Reading gen. 4s Ill
Ches. 4 Ohio 4s....lo St. L. 4 l. M. e. 6s . 117
Chlrsgo 4 A. Is.... II St. L. 4 8 l. fg. 4s. 17
C , B. 4 Q. n. 4s. ...141 8t. L 8. W. t. 4s.... II
C, R. 1. 4 P. 4s.... II Seaboard A. L. 4s.... II
do col. U 12 60. Paclflc 4a 16
CCO. 4 St. L. (. 4e..l0 do 1st 4s ctfs 17
Colo. Ind 6s, ser. A. It So. Rallwsy 6s 114
do series B.' M Texas 4 P. Is KJ
Colorado Mid. 4s 77 T.. bt. L. 4 W. 4a.. 44
Colo. 4 80. 4a 14 fnlon pacific 4s (
CUba 6s 10; Vg! d conv. 4j 1651
D. , 4 R. O. 4a. 100 f. 8. Steel 24 Is..... Ik
Distillers' Sec. 6a si Wabash Is nJ
Erie p. I. 4s 1S1 I do deb B Js"
do gen. 4s a Western M. 4s to
Hocking Val. 4s....P W. 4 L. E. 4s 13
Japan as 10u Wis. Central 4s
tleiirlsia; Honse A vera ores.
NEW YORK. Feb. J.-The statement of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold jil,127,tL3 over
the legal reserve requirements. This is a
decrease of $4,712.1:6 over lnst week. The
statement follows:
Loans. Il,o67.in.ltj0; Increase. 116,251 s).
Deposists, Il,u61,4t3,lu0; Increase. $14,2WoOO.
Circulation. fcl.978.Ksj; decrease, jt itj
Leg-al tenders. $S3.9Su.3"0; decrease. tilS,3Ci0.
Specie, JlH.'.ti'.'.lK'; decrease, ol4 XI
Reserve. $J7o.47.4fiO; d--rease, 1,1JS,6'X).
Reserve required, U.3W,7Z; increase.
B.n..oJu.
Surplus, $Il,127,t)2B; decrease, $l.7n;.225.
Ex-United States deposists, $lo,2tib,375; de
crease, KtS2,&5G.
OMAHA WHOLES A tLE MtRKET.
Coadltloa ol Trade aad Qnotatlons ta
Staple aad Fancy Prodace.
EGOS - Reeeiptg liberal; candled stock
unsettled at 15c.
laVB POULTRY Hens, 914c; old roost
ers, &c; turkeys, 15c; ducks, lOc; young;
roosters. SiiStc; neere. fc.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, 17lc:
old toms, 14jTlic: chtckens. lOulie; old roost
ers. 7c; ducks. 114j12c; seeM, neidc
BUTT H R- Packing stock, 17k; choice
to fancy dairy. l6'19c; creamery, a-Vc;
HAY Prices Quoted bv Omaha Fettl com
pany: No. 1 upland, W.50; medium, $6.00;
coarse, $0. DCge3 uO. Rve straw, 16 5a
BRA N Per ton. 115 00.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW-No. 1
Wen Mq8, c: No. 2, ; No. 1 salted.
12c; No. 2. !:c; (treen bull hides. oflOc;
cured, 810c; dry hides, 16fiJ'.c. Horse hides:
60cfcl.25. Tallow: No. 1, 4,c; No. 2. Sic:
rough, lc.
TROPICAL FVniTS.
DATES Per box of 80 .-to. pKsrs.. 2: Hal
lowe'ea. In 70-lb. btxes, pr 10.. ac; Biyers
per lb., 4c; walnut-tttitfed. J-,b. pkes.. ti
per dor..; 8-lb. toxes. $1. .
ORAXOE5 - California funcy Redland
navels, all alzes, I2.7o4j3.00; choice navels,
62.70.
..L?M.?f8L,m,nler. xtra fancy. 210 sUs.
$32o: 2e0 to 360 sisea. $3.50-
FIGS California, per lO-lt carton. Tn'OSSc;
imported Smyrna, three-t rown. He: six
crown, 13c
c?NiVNA8-er rnedlum.4ixed bunch. .73
47426: Jumbos, :.B04;3.(.
,,?ANGEP.1NE8 Florida, per box of about
14), lo.
rS?iAP? RtTIT-Florld 4. per box. $7.00;
California, per box. UOHiM.
n PEARS-Winter Nells at d Mount Vernon,
APPLES-Callfornla Bellfiowera, 11.40 per
Lr. oi86" DJlW?; rr bu. box; Wlnl
saps, 2.00 per bu. box: ot.ier varieties, $10
peAV-tl?J,oril apple 4.75 per bbL
CgANBERRIES-jeisel'. U6.60 .jer bbL
GRAPES imported Malacas. tt.fcj4jd.O1JL
POTATn?iJ,uV,taS:T'K1l-E8-ruiAlUfcB-Houie-uro'vn,
uer bu.- 4Va
"nVrffWS VJ11"11' er Bu- -K
ONIONS-Home-xrown. viiow and red.
PLb u-.c. fiPn,"b per crate. 1 4u; Colo
1 ado, red and ye.toer, per ou., 11.00.
NAVK bEANS-Per bu.. Ou
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. Sc.
CABBAGE-Home-trrosvn and Wisconsin.
In crates, per in.. w
CAhROTR PSR4MICO 1 vn rnTmu.n.
Per bu.. 6S7lir: a L.' la-B-
bfi!; 2 00 POTATO-s - Kansas, p, m,bu
' NH7AV VEGETABLES.
TOM A TO k a r-eiie,.,.. . " -
lbs , I'.i0: Florida. 6-basket crates. 16 00
lblVAnilNS-per "
;b:Tit:0Bo4Noo8-per hfcmp'r ot bout
KGG PLANT Florid , per dot M isei so
GREEN VKPeERB-.riQrUitfiggl
ot about 10 dor., 3.M. sminpsw
TL'R NIPS Louisiana, do. bunches TSp
BHALLOTTa-Loulktana, per aol binS
e.lPj, LETTUCE LoHsiana. per bbl
W.trVfelO.ufc; per dos. heads. 11.0013175
l1sFl,e-aids:rCE-HOUlOU-- ' '
CI CL MHERS-Hothouse, per dox 1100.
RADISHES Hotbcuse, perdol buncbej.
MUSHROOMS Hothouse, per lb am
CAULIFLOWER - California, about 24
heads to cratg, 14 00. "
BEEF CUTa
-,l0, A rlD' Uc; 1 Tl- Wise; No. I rib
ic; No. 1 round. ?Vc: sVo. i round. .,
',OU?.d' St ,lso- 1 loi- ic. No. j
loin. Uc; No. 1 loin. c; No. 1 plaie. 44c"
No. I plate, 4c; No. plate, 3c; No
chucks, 6v,c; No. 1 chucks, 41ic; Na r
cliucks. Hijc.
MISCELLANEOUS
CIDER Per kex. I3.71, ycr bbL. tt.n.
cfiLEaE-H5lsi.. nee lie WUconain
01 iwa, 11;, 6Vikbiwia iunDri-, UWu. ioi
ivt. jouu, Americas, luVau.
2li lit r.alnuts. .No. 1 soft shells, ti'w
ciup, per lb.. miVc; imid -.delis ir il
1J-5?n. P"!- I--, He; small, p.i'
iD., U:. Chill walnuts, per lb., liulji-c. AI
inuiius, koft aliens, poi lb., lie; haia shells,
per lb., lie. Siielibark liickorir nuts per
bu., I: i; luige tuckoiy nuus, per bu., t'M.
Chestnuts, per lb., lie. Cnroainits, (4 p
bai ft .' JOU. , "
FhESH FISH-Trouv, 11c; halibut 10c
pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bass, lie; sun
linn, i4jc; per til SKinued and dressed so
pikt. 10c; red snapper, 11c; salmon. He
ciappirs, Ciisc; eels, lie; black bass, rc
whitefish, lie; ftui leas, per uox., 6ic; io0!
sters. green, 13c; boiled lobsters. J'.c Dluc
fin, lie, heirinc. 4c; Spanish mackerel, lei
haddock, loc; oilmp. ll.OOJl.eo per al '
nulls lTc, cod, Ltt; Iieeh standard "s"
tti. 11 40 per gal.; shelf uyeters, 11 ,a
!.i1 rT V'i little neck tlatns, tl.ao per 10D
BI'GARS Granulated cane, ga bbls., ii (ai
cranulaied cane, in sack. e.3i; sjiaii'uiateJ
brt. in sacks, ti.Hl.
STRU'F i 0.11;. itc per fral.; cases
It -lb. cans. Ji.oU; cases. 11 5-ii,
fl.be; rases. -I it-IU. cans. fl. tV
COFFEE Koasted: No. 3i. Ji'c per lb
No. HO. 2tc per lb.i No. 26. lMe per lb "
No. iu. lic per Id.; No. 215. l.'i,c per lb '
Kl.ULJK 1 wholesaiei tet Mgi, itiaue Ne
braska, per cwt., alio; besi di-b rads
paitnl Minnesota, pet cwt,, J--4o, stiuiai.T
patent NebraaKa. per twt, ;.uu; aeeoud
patent Nebraska. ff.w
CI HK1C. MEn-amlry whlteflsn. per 14
bbl., i'.O lbs., ll.oij; Ncrway mackmel. ot
bbl.. Dm) lbs.: aij-ters, xt. -0. i0. 1 irZ'
No. 2, fjB.vo; No. I, Im.w: Inst 'No. "
$17.00. Herring. In bbls., ilj lbs. each: Nor
way. 4k, HJoO; Norway, ak. fl3.j; Hoi
land, mixed, $11 SO. Hbllana herriaf la
kegs: Milkers. wc; kegs., mixed. 7io.
BROOMS - No. 1 tarptt. 3.3; Nq
eaipet. li-40; No S plain. ti.2i.
( ASXKH aooliB-Corn. standard west
ern, iiliiVic; Maine. Si - eormatoet 1-ih
cans, fl rfiliv; 2-1. r,Va.w; pin,,
apples, ttiated. I-ib., fci.C6iBS.ju, aimed til;
iuj.jj, gallon apples, fancy, J3.50; Ca'i
liinia apricots, (1 4U&2.U; ears 11 752i
.&; piirhe. fancy. 1.75g 2 40. ' H ' J
peachea JJ.'jbS'.io: Alaska salmon. ' red.
41 la; pink. !k; fancy Chinook. F.. liLlu
fancy sockeye. F.. (IX; saroines. -0,1'
fci.Uu. V-mustards. Ji.Ur-U!0; sweet poU.
toea. i l.'ui.Ja; satieraiaut. I1.0O; puinr.
klns. svcbf.luv: wax beans. I-lb.. TbaUue
Un,a bean t-lb.. 7i4io.1.3o: eplAach'
I) i..4ti2.Ui: chesp peas, t-lti , 0c; extra'
FVAPORATE1. FliL ITS - Fancy Muit
peachee. USc; choke Mulr peaches lir
lanty yellow, Uc; 00-60 prunes. 74-j; 1J0.71,
7'ic. fancy New T. rk rim apple-e. ni,e'
choice, IjHc; fancy 4-erown loose musca
lei raisins. It4e; l-cruwn, 7c: -crown, he
fanrv seeded laUms In 1-lb. cartons 7e
choice seeded. In 12-o. rartons. 7Vc; east
ern pitted rherrieia, I7r; New York evac
orated black raspberries, 5c; fancy pear
IHc; choice, 15c; fancy nectarines, sc
fancy apricots, 11 He; choice royal. jWjc
i Hosts) en dates, ly; (Uoe citron 17c:
undied. loc; lemon. 14Hc; nraogs, 114.
OMAHA LIVE ST0C1 MARKET
Beceipti 4f Cattle Larger for the Week
Than a Tear Ago.
HOGS REACH HIGH POINT THIS WEEK
Cattle and lloaa how Gain In Valaea
for Week, While Kheep aad
1 Jlmba Are Tea to Tnrntt.
Fire Tenia Loner.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. t. I!.
HmmlTtm . . . . . . ...
Official Monday (.gas i.171 7,tu
''y.'"1! 'u.sdHy n.KM 4.1UI
Official Wedr.esdajr 4.211 13.'A2 i.751
I Offlrlal Thursday 2.S31 12.777 7t3
I PEc'a! rrldar l.iij li.Kl 1.11Z
I Official CB . 1 . .. . . , ... .
...v.o, csiuiusr nt, s.iV 1
This week
Last week
Week before
Three weeks ago
..17.R5
..16.SS0
..1S.1!J
. -19.3H1
67.430
O.ssS
56.144
15.74S
14.(75
1.S57
S2.168
22.218
60.177
S5.S47
3o,SVs
r our weens ajto
...12. 4.3
Same week last year....l4.1s
sa.io
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: jm. is.v inc.
tattle kjj.628 n.747 7.778
"os 2fii.r7 2i3.il 8S.S8
BnP 135.862 154,875 St7
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following; will show the price paid
for the different kinds of cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed steers. .. .14. JofliD fO
Fair to choice corn-fed steers 4.4t"a4.W
Common to fair ct rn-fed sterrs.... IbfaUt)
Good to choice cows and heifers.... f 4L-S3.W
Fair to good cows and heifers 4'k4.40
Canners and cutters 1.7o'i,i 0
vjuou to cnoice stockers and feeders .Siii4.
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. I.25V3 j
Common to fair stockers 2.60 j? 3. 2e
Bulls, slags, etc t.X.QS 75
Good veal calves I.OoS6.50
Ihe following table allows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha lor the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1906. 11905. 1904. 190i.H902. 11901. 11900.
Jan. 22.
Jan. 23.,
Jan. 24..
Jan. 26.
Jan. 26..
Jan. 27.
Jon. Kg.,
Jan. 29..
Jan 30.
Jan. 31.,
Feb. 1..
Feb. 2..
Feb. 3.,
IK I
6 37'' 4 63
& S2W. 4 ftR
4 86! S 64!
021
6 03;
!
6eU
a 121
5 95
IN!
6 O01
( 7!
6 13
5 15!
4 64
4 881 6 691
4 oil
4 56
6 i
i 22
6 i4V. 4 71! 4 1
6 rl
06
6 67i
6 4
ti '2
6 69!
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6 65
6 70
5 13
I 18
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4 40
s art
4 73! 4 87
Ull SI I
4 61 4 79
4 65
4 62
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4 2
4 54
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4 7
4 SI.
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6 3b:
6 18
5 22
5 3t
e 43
4 hh
I 63
4 C
4 7o
4 IS
4 5
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4 74!
4 73;
4 86
6 95
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4 T7
6 48
5 25
i 4 OS
1 4 US
5 93
'Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
n , Cattlo. Hogs.
Omaha 2.:i.'.rt SS Jfi SWit 074
Chicago 1.4iv.23 5l-ii6.96
Kansas City 2.2.Si7r.t) 4 8iu5.75
St. Louis ZWja.K 6 0XU0.95
Sioux City 2.75U5.10 5.4tu6.i6
FRIDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows the number of
cars of stockers and feeders shipped to
the country Friday and their points of
destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
O. M. Britton, Prescott, la. Q 1
A. Kllenfeller, Conrad, Ia.-N. W 1
Charles Smith, Lenox, la. Q 1
T. R. Orlup, Ohiowa (4 1
R. H. Mitchell. Lincoln Q 1
Crandall & 11. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.Q.... 1
G. YV. Strohl, Strahn. la Wab 1
J. W. Odgen, Red Oak, la. VI 1
Hesley & T., Minden. Ia. G. W 1
A. E. Shelleck. Woodbine, la. I. C 1
H. Mendt. Walnut, la. R. 1 1
W. C. Iavls, McClelland. Ia. G. W 1
C. J. Reese, IJunlup. Ia. I. C 1
S. C. Fletcher, Arlon. Ia. N. W 1
J. t). Sievera, Rockvllle U. P 1
Stream Bros., Overton. Ia. Q 1
C. J. Ward. Cedoso, 111. R. 1 1
George Flint. Manilla, Ia. Mil 1
The official number of cars of stock,
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. H'ses
C, M. & St. P 11
Missouri Pacific Ill
Union Pacific 81 1
C. N. W.. east 1 12
C. N. W west 4 81 t
C, Bt. P., M. aV 0 7
C, B. & Q , east 8
C, B. Q.. west .. t
Illinois Central t
Great Western I
Total receipts 9 1M 5
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 2
Swift and Company 12
Cudahy Packing Co 4
Armour & Co
Swift, from country
Armour A Co., Denver ... M
Other buyers 24
l.i'i
l.fTl
I.M5 1
2,991
75
Total 13
10.66$
CATTLE As usual on a Saturday, there
was no market here today, the receipts
being extremely light and nothing of any
consequence doing. The total receipts this
week have been allghtly larger than for
the previous week and larger than a year
ago by over 3,000 head. In spite of this
Urge run the market has been In very
satisfactory condition.
Fat cattle began the week with a steady
market and good kinds were steady on
Tuesday, with the common kinds slow and
easier. On Wednesday, under the Influ
ences of moderate receipts and a good,
active demand, values firmed up and were
generally quoted a little better than the
previous day. This upward movement was
continued on Thursday, when salesmen
pretty generally quoted their sales as
strong to 10c higher. With no material
change in value during the last two days
of the week It follows that prices are
now just about loc higher than a week
ago. The cattle on an average have not
been any too good In point of quality, but
still there were a few good enough to
bring 16.50, showing that really prime cat
tle will bring high prices.
What has been said regarding the mar
ket on fat steers would apply in the main
to the cow and heifer market. As waa the
case with fat cattle, cows and helfeis be
gan the week about steady, eased off a
little, only to strenpthen up nsaln later
on. so that at the close of the week they
showed an advance if about 10c, the same
as steers.
Stockeis and feeders have alio been vry
good sellers all the week and have been
In excellent demand for tMs season of the
year. Prices during the nrst lalf cf the
week were very string, but. as Is apt to
lie the case with this k)nd of cntt!e. es
pecially when receipts are running we!'
ut with the demand, the market eased off
somewhat toward the litter ran of tne
veek. At the close of the week It is rlliR
cult to distinguish any very marked differ
ence In values between now and a week
ago. Representatives sales:
COWS.
No. Av. Pr. ,. Pr.
1 1044 I
HEIFERS.
8 P Ml
STOCKERS ANn FEEDETtd.
1 460 1 15 I Vi I 04
I ISO I 10 1 4S', J 15
I 40 t 71 10 41 1 TS
HOGS There wis a fa'r run of hogs
here for a Saturday, although the receipts
were by. no mum large, still thev were
somewhat In e.xerss of previous Situ-iiuys
of recent date. Under the Influence of en
couraging reports from nil selling points
coupled with a good loril demand, the
market orened about f.c higher The ear-y
ales were on the basis of S 5!U for gnod
hogs. This price secured the bulk of tK
receipts, with some of the better hogs s..
'ng as high as to jB and on up to $i.57'i for
choice loads. The early market was nulte
active st the advance noted above and the
rig bulk of th receipts changed hands In
ood season. Some of the hesvlest buyers
however, were st'll fallowing bear tact!r-s!
ao that after the more urgent orders wer
filled the market became less brisk and
he feeling a Uttle easier.
The course of values th1 week has hen
llmost nteadlly upward. The week started
nut with values a shade rili.or. with a
slight reaction on Tuesdv. followed hv a
rood stiff advarre on Wednesday and a
Mrht reaction the dv after and the big
idvanre on Frldav. Th further advance
iday places the msrket at a rolnt that Is
TTVi-r higher tan the close of last week
the highest of snv day so fsr this year
Representative sales:
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Stl tv
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44 I M -4
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...v . nBo vuiDsiauteijr little OOlllg
on the sheep market, not enougn In tut
to call It a market. This has been a week
Of extremely light sheep receipts, the total
bslng less than half what it was for tlie
previous week and a little more than half
the receipts of a year ago. This listht run
has been due entirely to the efforts of com
mission men and newspapers to keep down
the receipts at this point on account of the
limited demand. Had all other markets
rollowed the same policy prices for the
week would unquestionably have been
maintained, but in spite of the fact that
the eastern mutton market was badly de
moralised shipments of sheep and lambs
were encouraged at some points, with the
result that those markets broke and car-
- wnii mem me markets at other
points. The decline for the week at South
Omaha . ..
j nuiuui.il to lvyoc some kinas
" ....... lupa limn uiueis. in Bpue ot
this seemingly heavy loss prices at this
point have raparcd higher comparatively
than at any other simply because the re
ceipts being light here the market has been
In a good, heuithy condition.
orieepinen do not anticipate any Improve
ment in the maiket so long as the demand
for mutton Is so light In the large eastern
consuming centers. Cold weather would
have a tendency to stimulate the demand
for mutton and might be followed by a
radical improvement in the sheep and lumb
market. This means that the market Just
at present Is largoly under the Influence of
Weather conditions, a mi so f.ir as can be
seen there Is no other apparent reason for
the present weakness In values.
xw.nmj.io ior iea sneep una lambs are
as follows: Good to choice lambs 1C0I0
rados). 8f.tiOii7.l4J: srooit a piiam, it -f.'., r .n-
vuinuuns ior lea sheep und lambs
86 75i7.ot;
good lightweight yearlings, 86.t5'iV00; gxioij
heavy yearlings, $6.!Vi(i5.;u; good wetners,
8o.4i4i5.66; ewes, Jt.7oiS.lo.
good
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAHKKT
Cattle Steady Hogs Ten Cents Hlather
Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. Feb. 3. CATTLE Receipts,
500 head; market steady; beeves, 8J.5(ati.26;
cows. 81.4tj4.4i; hellers, ti ijy4.So; calves,
6a"Jn.75; good prime, 8S.3t4i6.J.'.; poor me
dium, stockers and feeders, 82.60
41-4 50.
HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head; estimated
Monday. 6v,ut head; market 10c higher;
mixed and butchers. 85 tii.t6 K5; good heavy,
iVj; rougti heavv. 15 tiuy j.75; lignt.
o.KAS.Vg; piojs, J5.1ti)6.(o; bulk of sales,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
head; markel steady; sheep. 3 5ol,6.70;
yearlings, o.SHyti6.50; lambs. 85.io&7.50.
Kaniaa City Live Stock Market.
V A V s A q city t r,K 1 i-itti c
-w---, - . . . n 1 1 aSS
Receipts, 1.U.0 head; no southerns;
niarsstt unchanged; cnoice export and
H r.. .1 V. . . e . . a r . . . r. . . .. ,
vri Birein, 9l JlVfl T. . , I Xi r I O gOtKl,
84.ol4io.3; western fed steer,, I3.75u.&u;
stockers and feeders, $3.004,4.80; soutneru
teers, 83.2.75; southern cows, M,3 to;
native cows, 82.itV6 4.uo; native heifers. 8J.O0
4l4 W; bulls, 82.60:4 4. a5; calves, 83.oo4ii.ou; ro
celDts for the wvtK, 44,!o0 head.
HOGS Receipts, 8,M0 head; market t'li
1 He nigher; top, 5.biH; bum of sales. 8o.w
4Lb.?0. hBavv la Uit :n. m tr. , .
v 1 j , vv.wafv.,v, ota.n, , fu.wn.tV,
pigs and lights, 5.ArJj6.6i; receipts fur ina
week, 66.000 head.
BrtiilSP ANU LAJUBS Receipts, 700
head: mnrlrel itaaitu- nu,l- iir,.
7.10; western lambs, 85.6o4"7.00; ewes and
yearlings, 84 2Cu5.76; western fed yearllngb,
so.sotisi.i; western fed sheep, I426I&5..5;
Stockers and feeders, A2'lt4.io, recaipts for
the week, xj,7C0 head.
St. Loals LIT Stack Market.
ST. LeOUIS. Feb. . CATTLE Receipts,
at"J head; no Texans. Market strong; na
tive shipping and exnort steers. H i. -u .r, k.-.
dressed beef and butcher steers, 83bO.a4.oo;
steers under l.oOO lbs., 83.0O'u4.15; siooiers
and feeders, 8-1 3.75; cows and helfeis,
J250I84.25; canners. $1.7552.85; liuils, 82.76u
8 65; calves, t2.2s-4r7.0u, lexas and Indian
Steers, 83.oirgH.!o; cows and heiiers, $2.ovii
8.80.
HOGS Receints. 2tai) bi-ad Mirli.t
higher; pigs and light, $5.ti6.!u; packers,
$5 Wii6.0: butchers and beat heavv. is t,v
6 5. "
SHEEP AND LAMTiS-Rpcelnti Sin 1..1
Market steady; native muttons, $j.'8625;
Iambs. $0 OTs-citj ST.; culls and bucks, $3.0oJ3-tvO;
Stockers, $3.0ttf3.a0; Texans. 4Vl.OW1.-l. 00.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. S. CATTLE Receipts,
l.oai head. Market steady; natives, TS-.&t
6.80; cows and heifers, $1.7tvipl.S0; stockers
and feeders, $2.754.15.
MO.-Kecelpts. 5,244 head. Market 671714c
higher; light. 8.i.60tfj6 'J6; medium and heavy,
$5.ljri.7'Vi; bulk of sales, $s tV!6 b.14.
SHEEP ANU LAMHS Ri.rell.lil. r,.n.
Market nominally steady.
Sioax City l ive Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Feb. $. (SDeclal Teleeram 1
CATTLE Receipts, 8'jO head; market
steady; beeves. tMS'Se.lO; cows, bulls and
mixed. I2.6oft4.00: stoi kers und feeders. LI ml
i-4.oi'; calves and yearlings, $2.75'3.liO.
HOGS Receipts, 4.loo head; market, a big
8c higher, selling at $5.4X(j6.65; bulk of sales,
$5.46.
Stock la Slaht.
ReCelntB llf livA llrak at lha alw . I ...... 1
S'aLtaPn murllbl. ..i.,n .l.. .. .
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. MS 8.200 1
.. 2oo 4. Soo
. -l.r 8.1.00 700
..1.02S 5.244
. . ao .(" m
.. b' 14.' J 2.(k0
. 274 a,M4 S."U1
South Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas C.ty
St. Jisepli
fit. Louis .
Chicago
Totals ....1
fol Market,
ET. IOf'TS V.v.. Per. It-rw-it c......
nfedlum grad- s combing and clothing. 2ri
an:; llclit fine. r;c; heavy fine, l&21c;
LONDON. Feb. 3. -WOOL The arrlvnls
of wool for t he second series of auction
sales amounted to 83.854 bales, Including
64,5m bales forwarded direct to spinners.
The Imports this we-k were: New South
Wales. 6.379 bales; Queensland, 2,413 bales
Victoria, 1.3M bales; New Zealand, 14 572
bales; elsewhere. 879 bales.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. J.-COFFEE Market
for coffee futures opened at unchanged
prices to a decline of 6 points in syn patny
with lower European cables and under Lu
rtpe.in selling. Wall street was a very
heavy buyer on the strengthening sutls'
tical pisition and tne market ru.ed very
active anj Kenerally firmer with prices at
one ti:re about lifi15 txurits net bi;;hr.
Just before the clote there waa reuliilng
V. Farm Smith & Co,
Stocks, Bonds,
Investment Securities.
We effer subject to sale
2" to 100 shntcs
Union Stock Yaida at loo'i-
1320 Farnam St.
Tel. 1064
i
i
Omaha S Council Bluffs Street Railway 1
SMI a Var I I va wlUv(
To Net Investors About 6.
On0 of the mt atn .clivo I n;al iovesim-uw. Exempt from taxation
uSnddre" m"10y ,b"rlnff Ur" iaveo" further loformal
SAMUEL BURNS, jr.
Prion. 895. a 14 a. w . ...
and heavier F.umpean offprlnrw, und'f
which the market eased p(T slightly. The
close wits bniely steady, but at a net ad
vance of 5il6 jKlnts. Sales were reported
of lK'.f.i b iks. itu'H.dlng Febrti.iry at iJ
7.4Sc; M.irch. 7Hi7 KH-, April. 7 10c ; May, 7 a)
ti7Xe. July, 7.4"; Pepteinber, iiAj'Tvc;
lN'ceintH r. i.nn7 ?: J.iiiu.iry. i.ff c. of the
business reported 011I) bIkuH 4.'.m) bags
wire swit.-lK-s. (i.t Klo. steady; No. 7
Invoice, 8 7-ltc.
Forelan Financial.
IONIoN, Feb. (.Money was In keen
di'ti uiid in the market today and the sui
p.ife were not plentiful, owing to the liauit
01 l.n o.la ml nbsoriiitig a lame aniounl of
tfie Diluting supply. iMsenunts were fairly
stesuy, contini-iital exelianges tH-itig fav.ir
able. The supplies of gold bound l"r Ftig
luna are atetiluy lucre. ismg. Trading on
the IStock t'XLliutige was nmet and dull,
Is being the eve 01 the Settlement. Thre
were some week-end realisations. Consols
Were e.tsy and home rails were dull. luJ
ers are anxious regarding the results of
next week. Ameriratis were dull and easier
and mostly under parity, owing to tha
lack of support, except In the ca.se of at
few specialties. Canadian Tarinc was
active and Grand Trunk was cheerful on
the trallio Increuse. Foreigners were fairly
firm and quiet. Japanese imperial lis of
lit were quoted nt 103V
PARIS. Feb. J. Trailing on the Bourse)
toils' was Inactive, but prices were firm
1 throughout. Kusstan iinerlal 4s wera
tjuotel at 8J.45 and Russian bonds of Uu4
at 481). The private rate of discount waa
8 i-l per cent.
BUHLIN, Feb. J Trading on the Bourse
was quiet and prices were ateudy. Cana
dian Pacific was higher.
l.oadow CloslnB Stocks
LONDON. Feb. J. Closing quotations on
slocks were:
Corsia, money 10 1-14 N T Central tM
do aieount Norfolk & W I3
Anaconda 'Y a" P'd ttj
Atchison t Oi.tarlo 4V W 4j
do ptd P1-ti Pennsylvsnla ta
Baltimore a Ohio. .. lls Hand Mines W
t anadian Pacini: 1. Heading tzt
dm & Ohio 114s do 1st pfd 41
tblcagn Gt W U s do M pid 10
C , 44. A St. P 1H Southern Hallway ...
I'lHeers ls't do pfd 1141)
Psnvrr A K. 0 4! , fouthern Psrltc 70s,
do pfd I:'ls tnion Psciflc lli
Krle th' do pfd 10i.lt
do 1st pfd 44 .1'. 8. Fteel 444
do Id p!d ' I do ptd. 115
Illnols Otitral ITS Wahasti 14
I nulavllle A Naah UA I da tifd la
I Id. , K. At T i
SILVER Mar. steady, AOd per ounce.
M N KY-3i 4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3V3 15-lti per cent; for
three mouths bills, u s per cent.
Rank t'lrarlngta,
OMAHA, Feb. 3 Bank clearings for to
day were Si .iriM.lo6 .29. snd for the corre
si'oiuling date lust year J1.1M.226.72.
The clearings for the week, compared
with the corresponding week of last year,
were:
1906. 1906.
Monday $l.tiit).779.0J $1,367,631.08
Tuesday 1, 366.578. Ml 1. 333,758. b4
Wednesday 1.7ol.6ol.4i l,l!,74b' 89
Tliutsduy I,;t;2.774.!i5 l,lv.7n2.7tj
Friday 1.647.74S.t. 1.1T5.595 MS
Saturday 1.6!6.1o6.2 l.lKJ.22i.72
Totals 8f,6t0,528.C3 $7,646.15 ti8
Increase over last year $2,014,972.35
Merchandise and Specie.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8 Total ImporU of
merchandise and dry goods at the port of
i New York for the week ending today were
valued lit 81G.ti.t..G. Total Imports of sih-cIo
were $14,114 silver and $22,!91 gold. Total
exports of specie were $1,876,299 sliver and
$17,875 gold.
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