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Newspaper Page TextV e . . IP 1- r4 CRALYASD PRODUCE MAlihtT THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, Bin$ in Bonth ted Snow Weken the Prieft. in Horfli DECIDED B3EAK AlVotJCE EXPECTED Only tlerer Manlpnlntlon Kfrpt Price Within llalf.f cut of Satordnr' f loaf, Offering: Being; Ia and slow. t.i..i, . '. OMA1TA. Feb. 13. ly. Plentiful rain throughout the southern $art of the winter wheat belt and sn..w In the northern altered last nwfci hull market on wheat and left It in a weak and shaky condition with proxpt-cis for a decided break tomorrow, it nan liie gen eral opinion that prices were kepi within a W-cent of Saturdyv a ,-1,, ,,niw ,.v -i........ Jiianipulalion. aioed by a apell of dullness, the i offering being Mow and acitleruiK. Cblee were lower, but there waa cheer to in 1 n,ind ln rnrt trom India that while there had been rain thera the gen eral outlook waa worse, a decrease In the vlaibla aupply of 754. WO bushels and ptl- vat edvioe from Arneuiimt tutting the estimated surplus- there from 112.noo.iio0 u Ski.000.Oto bushels. At tne same time, with tne mow fulling outside, it waa hard for trader in Oman to understand wny the market should not mump heavily right away. The close in May wheat was Ikoac, or only o lees than .tuuuroay; July, at kl4o and fteplember ut.tc-sc.-. With , natural conditions prevailing in favor of a rls In corn, tne price relused to budge upward, and. in fact, fell off a fourth of a cent. Cable were Just that much lower. The -demand was poor and the trade anything1 but brisk. The decline waa supposed- to be sympathetic with wheat. May closed at 4JVc, July at 'c and September at 44'4,o. Oat dropped an eighth on a dull market. May dosed at 30c, July at lc and Sep tember at 38'c. The worlds shipments on wheat last week were ll.13o.unu,, against 12.44m.mk for the week before; ofl corn, 6,411.0o, agaiurt 124,000. . The report on visible' supply read: Wheat, decrease. 751.000 bushels; corn. increase. 477.000 bushel; oats, decrease. 328. OOo bush el. Clearances for the two'dnys were: Wheat. J76.6H0 bushels; corn. 6!0,(i0 bushels; oats. 14.iio bushels; flour, &3.000 barrels, and wheat and flour. l,0i bushels. 1'rimary receipts of wheat were I.KO.onn bushels, with shipments of Sfll.ono bushels, as against receipts of 267,000 bushels and shipments of 4i,000 bushels Inst year. Primary receipis of corn were 1,774.000 buehels and shipments 74,0ii bushels, as opposed to receipts of 721,000 bushela and shipments of 63,000 bush els last year. Omaha Cash Prices. WHEAT-No. I hard. 75Hri76Vsc; No. 3 . hard, 7:jii44c; No. 4 hard, Mi724-c; No. 2 tjrjnij. JftTtiVkc; No. 3 spring. 7l'iW4c. CORN-No. 3. 36,c; No. 3 while. 37c; th. IpATS No. 3 mixed, 27'4u.;7c: .-iidfhlte. yauc; No. S white, 2!W RYE No. 2, 61c; No. 3, jSc. new. 4 futures. i'to; American mixed, old. 4s M; dull; March. 4a Id; May, 4s 20. No. 4 Omaha Cash Ha lea. WHEAT 1 car No. 8 hard. 74c; 1 car No. . i2Vjc; 1 car No. S, 6Sc; 1 car No. 4. Ofc; 1 car No. 2 hard. 7oc; 2 cars No. 3 hard. 74Sc. CORN 1 oar No. 3, 86c; 2 tars No. 3, 86Vc; 2 cars No. 4 mixed, S4',c; 6 cars No. , Sue; 1 car No. 4. S5c; 1 car No. 8 white, OATS 1 car No. 4 white, 2Tc. RYE 1 car No. 4, 59c; 1 car No. 2, 61e. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Ll Wheat. Corn. Oats. Chicago- 33 752 269 Minneapolis 728 Duiuth .. 50 Omaha 2t 22C fc CHICAGO CRAI AXD PROVISIONS Feat area of the Trading aad Cloalaa; Prlcea on Board of Trade. CHICAGO, Feb. 13. Weekly statistics of a bearish character had a depressing effect today on the local wheat market. Final quotation on May were off VtjtsC. Corn was down 4$c. Oat showed a loss of H'Bic JTovislons were Kij40c higher. The tone of the wheat market waa lower during the entire day. At the opening May wheal was off VflVc at Sd'giw'c. A de cline of d In the price at Liverpool caused by liberal world shipments and a largo increase in tne amount or breadstuff in ew 1 or k i;f.h:kii, market quotations of the Day on Varleoa Co as edit lea. NEW TORK. Feb. 1.1 Fl.Ot'R Receipts, 24.11.' bhls.; exports. 32.275 bbl : market dull Slid about steady; Minnesota patents, $4 4.Ki; Minnesota bakers, $ 'u3 90; winter rtnts. $4 1.4 4": winter stralRhts. KWt t: winter extras. t3.7T.'1.25; winter low grad-s. tl.'&Wjt. Rve flour, quiet: fair to good. 3.7'il4 (; cholre to fancy. t Ufi4 SR. Ruckwheat flour, dull, t2.10fr2.l5, spot and to arrive. RrCKWHEAT-DuIl. 61 V. delivered New York. '"ORNMEATv Steady ; fine white and vel hiwli.13; coarse, ll.O3td.05; kiln dried, tl.M . RYD-Nmtilnal; No. 2 Western, 73c f. o. b New Yfirk. RARI.KT-Diill: feecllnit. 4 e I. f ' Ruf fsln; malting 47752c c. t. f Buffalo.. V'HKAT-Rr.ceir.ts. sooro b.: exports. btl.; sales. 2.4no.ft1 bu. future. Spot, easy; No. 2 red. SSc elevator: No. 2 red. P2o f o. b. aroat; No. 1 northern nuluth. P4c f. o. h. affnat. With the exception of on or twi s!la-lit reartlr.ns wheat was rather weak all day. closing He to t,c net lower. The selling motives Included lower cables, large primary receipts, snow and rain in winter wheat states and weakness ln nntr.lde markets. May. o14i!it"f',c. closed st V: July. fyn,,r closed at M)UC; 8ntemlr. W lS-lsft7c. closed at 87c .,:RN:rmc,p," bit.: export, jsn.. bu. Spot market. eajr-; No. 2, 60c eleva 'r,r aTi3 48p- - K 1(Mt: No. 2 yellow. 4SI.C: No 2 white. 4!c. Option market was easier, with wheat and en big primary re ceipts, coupled with lower cst.les; the close showed V net loss. May, 4ia-Ho, closed at 4f'c: July. 4!-ff49-c, closed at 49,o; geptemher closed at 50V,c OAT-Recelpts. 202 s in bu. ; exports. 7 (V hu. Ppot market steady: mixed. 2fi to 32 lbs. 3f (Q3iV; natural white. to 32 lbs . i VHAl3bc: cllDned white, xs n ik. oci.a 30C. " '7 75"srTt)U"' plrle Mac- rx to choloe, ,Ji0rSl?UIri:. common to choice. lr, llfildc- 1904. IKrilc: olds. 57c. Paclflc ZAl9fJi J''14'"- lle: olds. B(fr7? J1IJ?N8",di: Galveston. 20 to is lbs., I.EATHHR-Rteady; acid. 26H527Hc : PROVISIONS-Reef. steady; family, ri 50 2"-00: mess. tS.nffiin.flO: b-ef hums, tw.orvtf 21.50: Pafket. 10.5V611.00: city extra India misJ- 1 00. Cut meats, steady ; pick led bellies. t.6fT0ft: pickled shoulders. J7; pickled hams. S.?r.Ci9.S. IJrd firm- w-.., ' c rn steamed. J.S Ofag.lO; refined, steady; eon- :ient. jvii,: h,.ii'h An:Tlca, tS.66: com MfA j rami.,-. $irsi:so: " BTAIJXW-SteaCy; city, 6,c; eountrj", 6 RiCE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 3K fitc; Jnpsn. nominal. Rl'TTER Firm ; street price. extr creamery, 27c. Official prices: Creamery conmon to extra, ii;a27e; state dnlry, com mon to extra. lMfiSc; renovated, common to extra . lSfrltc; western factory, common to nrsts, 141U,c; western Imitation cream-er'i',,ras- western, firsts, 18c. CHEEK Firm: state, full cream, small and lttrjte. colored and white, September, fancy, 14Vc; state. October. lst. ZH 13c; state, late made, small average, best 1-Vic; state, large, 12ic; state, lair. lWtp EGGS Weak ; state. Pennsylvania and nearby, fancy, selected white, 24'i25c; state, choice, Zl'tlte; state, mixed, extra. 2Wi-jc-western, firsts. 17m'lSc: western, seconds, lfrn lie; southerns, 14il7Hc. POI'LTRY Dressed firm; western chick ens, ltU13c; turkeys, l&u'Jlc; fowls, 104134c. St. I.ools General Market. PT VnVia. Feb. 13-WHRAT-Ix.wer; ? 2 .- c'h- elevator. fTTfiMc: track. 9IW gM'y. J"'. nc; No. 2 hard. r 5!0RN-Lower; No. 2 cash, 40c; track, 4 41c: May. 41V)P; Julv. 42Ho. , ATS weak: No. 2 cash, flic: track. S1V &32c; May. si.r,f,jaiC; jly irf,-j9tiC; No. white. S'."f?32'rte. FLOUR Steady: red winter patents! 14. TO 64.50; extra fancy and straight, $3.954.25; clear. S2.M;3.25. 8EEI Timothy, steadv. t2.5(S2.80. CORNMEALSteady. 32.20. ?.RA-NrStw,dy; acked east track. 8fiGc. .o,iHri't'ady; timothy, 3.WJ14.i; prairie. 8.0im,11.0u. IRON jTTON TIES 31.02. ' RAGGING 9H.C. HEMP TWINE 7Hc. PROVI61pN3-Pork. higher: Jobbing. J.-)25. Iard. higher; prime steamed. 37.42 in in; ooxea extra snort, tS.li; clear ribs. t.Sfm short clears, 39 00, Bacon, firm: boxed extra shorts. 38.K7U: clear ribs, 39.12; short clear, 39.25. tl,iT'l Till' ... . 1 . ' n ' wmei ; ciucKeM. jsnrtna-s. ks. 13c: reese BUTTER Firm: ereainerv. !Mifi-- h.i,'.. SEW YORK STOCKS AXD BONDS Violent Moteroent of a Ttw Iunet reatnr of th Eeiiion. tb. GENERAL LIST DULL AND SLUGGISH Hlll-Paelflea, Northwestern, Barllag toa aad Amalgamated Copoer Are Arlltt Higher'. and NEW YORK. Feb. 13. The violent move ments ln a few stocks today were maae to seem like a froth on the surfuce of the market, owing to the comparative slug gishness of tne general level of the mar ket The Irreeulur movement varied from low hardening to a heavy yielding, with out any large activity to account for either tendency, ueanngs, nowever, rose to over l.KH.t'io shares for the first time In over a week. The effervescence of the few active stocks had some effect in holding the general list which showed signs that it would have been heavy otherwise. The buovant outbreaks were In much the same quuitcrs in which they have previously occurred and the causes to wnlch they were attirbuted had no additions to those advanced In explanation for some time pnst. The conviction amongst speculators seemed to have gained force over the Sun day and holiday Interval that a merger or the copper properties was imminent and there semed to be a distressed short In terest, whose necessities added to the facility with which the price in that group were rushed up. Ananconda fairly reached the 3i mark and recovered again to that level the second time after th re action, thus verifying the most extrava gant predictions of the speculator In the stock. The Hill-Paclflcs and Chicago Northwestern took another upward flight on reiteration of former rumors regarding the tlevelopment occurring ln these prop erties, especially that pointing to a dls- riosltlon of th Burlington, which would nvolve the retirement of the Joint coi 'iateral bonds issued against It stock, leaving that atock a free asset for the controlling companies. The Interval since Saturday developed new proposals or confirmed those previ ously reported for many millions of new Issues, as the tino.noo.onn convertible bonds srid ny the American Telephone company the 315i.0M..ono convertible bonds offered by the Atchison company, the expected issue oy tne ine enr.re or iso.nnt.uw bonus. rumored offering by the Southern Pacific or ,onMmi, a ismisvme & ixasnvme issue still vag-uely defined aa large and the re- portca intention or tne rsew jersey runiic service corporation to Issue its 312,&MO.OOO of treasury stock. This makes a note worthy supplement to the heavy new issue announced last week and the week before. Money rates were appreciably firmer all arounn. .-sew lorK exchange at Chicago rose to ."yi cent premium and foreign ex change yielded. The offerings of finance bills ln New York, however, were the principal factor in depressing foreign ex change. Renewed anx'ety over the Mo roccan conference and the legislative measures ootn in Pennsylvania and Wash ington looking to inqulrv Into the coal carrylne- mllrods were not helpful to the sneciilation. There wore some extraor dinarily fa vorahli' statements of gross earn ings by railroads for the first week of February, ranging from an Increase of 18 per cent by Wabash up to 36 per cent for Northern Pacific. Canadian Paclflc and reserve, how: Avallsbl- cash balance, 3l4i.4i318; gold coin and bullion. 3:&.&o&..S', gold certificates, 341. 131. 2S0. lew York Money Market. NEW YORK. Feb. U.-MONKY On call, leady, 345.1 per cent; ruling rate, 4I4' pT cent: closing bid. 4 per cent: offered at 4S per-cent. Time loens. firmer; slxtv davs, 4 per cent; ninety days. 436 per cent; six month. 4 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4V4j per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, with actual business in bankers' bills at 34.85tf 4 (1695 for demand and at $4.83yii4 NT for sixty-day bills: posted rates, 44S4V&4S; commercial bills. 34 S3'. SILVER Kar, MSc; Mexican dollars. Me BONDS Government, steady; railroad, heavy. Cl sing quotations on bonds today were as follows: 1Ui Jmk ti SFrlM..irai 104 do rtft ITV, ITS do nra. U rg. ...!: do Id strles. ...lr L a N. unl. 4n. ...14 "sua. e. g 4. Mr Central 4. do lit tne ... SO Mlna. St. U t a T. 4t. V. S. rr. ts, do rouoes . V. I. to. rf ... do eoupon V I. old 4s. re do COSSOB , V. 8. s. 4. r do eoupon Am. Tobaoeo 4s.. do 11TU M . K Atrhisos gen. 41 1HS do ! do ad. 4l K, N. It. R. ol M. I Atlantis C. L. 4l N. T. C. . 4s Bal. a Oblo m.......10 N. i. C .. do im us No. PalOc 4a... Brk. R. T. c. 4a J 7 do Central of Oa 114 N. A W. . 4s... o 1 fan 7 o. s. u rfda. 4i .. M Pens eon. I Ha loru, : Rsadtn la a 101V a i. M. c. aa..ll7 A r. ft aa. ITU 0 Id iDf. do Id Inc. rhea 4k Uhls 4H . ...ls St. u v nirago at a. Ia... so at. . 1 ....io:- .... MS .... .... S7 .... Slit, 4a. Ms .... ...HIS ....lot .... 74 ....101), S7 n. 4a C. B. A O C, R. I. A r do eel. it CCC g. 1 s Colo. Ind a, ar do aarlaa B Colorado Mid. 4s.... Cola. So. as Cuba aa V. R. O. 4a Dlatiliara' Sac. aa... no p. I. 4 do a a. 4a... Hocking Val. 4Sl... Japan aa Offered. Bid. 101 at. U . w. t. .. St Baaboard A. I a. 2 Bo. Paoiac 4a 4a..in do 1st 4a ct fa... . A. 7s St. Railway la.... T-7 Taa A P. la .... T7 T . St. L I W. 4 .... 44 I'nloa Paclflc 4a.... ....lOTu do ronT. 4e .W V. t. Steal id (a... . tl Wahaah 1 , .im do dab. B , . KH Waatern Md. 4a.... .HS W. L. E. 4S..V .100 Wla. Central 4a... 1 .. tl .. M .. I7t ..JV ..in .. 14 ..104 . .Ia44 .. . ..lit .. t4 .. aa OMAHA LIVE STOCK MAREtT HftTieit Enn of Cattla te Tear. Sine Tint of HOGS SELLING A Bit FIVE CENTS HIGHER beep Opea F.arly aad Active, Tilth haloes Generally .troa to a -Little Higher oa All Desirable Kinds. SOUTH OMAHA i.auie. tiogs Feb. 13, W. 1 tiogs. Sneep. I J . I.M. . . li.Tvo .11.32 u.'.44 K.y: ?J . .oo2 i.3.l 11. kV . i.tiMi ldij U.tvi . o.l4 KSt0 17;9 . li.tW7 .K9 a . .MW U.319 14 1 shows tne receipts 4.. Boston Stock a and Bonds. BOSTON. Feb. 13. CU loan. 4g4H per cent; time loans. 4V4'S3V per cent. Closing quotations stock ana bonds were: the i anuaei iree aeilinar bv ml trAr.. 1 PI LTR Quiet: chlcke Anotlief factor favorable to the bears waa i.'r.i'X"1 Jt5: ,ut'1ts. gooo weather for rail sown wheat in the American southwest. Throughout the day fluctuation were within' a narrow ratine. May selling between K4"c and 6Vuao-i,c. A fair demand by commission houses and shorts caused a steadier feeling late In the day. The cloae waa easy with Mav at lk'4 wc. Clearance of w heat and Hour were qual to 1&,0U( bushela. The amount on passage Increased t.KKi.floa bushel and the visible aupply decreased fkVI.Mj bushels. Primary receipts were l.lIo.Ouu bushel against 5fi7,(KiO bushels one ytur ago. Minne apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re ceipt of U car against U cu.rs lust week and 63 car laat year. Large primary receipts and lower cable EOOS-8teady. 14Hc. Flour, bbla Wheat, bu. Corn, bu Oats, bu Receipts. Shipments. Missouri Paclflc. The tendency towards reaction Became general late in the day, but there were few final rallies and the closing was fairly steady. Konds were steadv. Total sales, pqr VHlite. 32.425,000. Vnlted States 2s. the 3s. registered, and the old 4 advanced 4 per cent on call. Th following were the quotations on the New York Stock exchange: flalaa. High. Low. CI 20 ..la3.( ..ZM.nno ..24O.U00 Adama Eipreas Amalgamated Copper .... American C. A P American C. A F. pfd... American Cotton OH Amarlcaa Cnttoa Oil American Eipraia American H A L. ptd... American lea. aacurlttaa. Amrlcao Ltnaeed Oil Linseed Oil pfd American Locomotlre Amer. Locomotive pfd... American I. A R Amarlc-aa S. A R. pfd.... American Sugar Refining Am. Tobacco pfd clfa..... Anaconda Mlnlnc Co aitn'aofi ... , Atrhlaon pfd Atlantle Coaat Line Raklmsra A Ohio Baltimore A Oblo pfd .... F.rookiyn Rapid Traualt. ... Canadian Paclflc Central of New Jersey .Ml.no . ,,100 loo . 3.400 t soo 11 US 4 lot i It ' 4CT4 1.4O0 75 S 34. NO Mi .. IM.iO SOO ..1JS.1K .. 1.400 40 .. 1.000 .. 4,1100. 100 lt.200 4lf0 147 soo 2U, loss 1(4 11IS it MS 174" 11S 44 S lt.;S n 44 'ui i4S iis4 106S Ml tlS 10SS 11 113S at 4S 171 1? n.k I Cheaaneaka A Oblo 122'i'nwl 1 Chlcaso A Alton lfu'ftivt CMaso A Alton pfd.. .-V. : nicago lireat w 1.110 6S s MlnneapolU Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 13.-FLOUR Easy : first patents, 31.3nCi4.4l; second patents, 31 i0 fM.Sfp; first clears, 33.&0&3.6ti; second clears. 3i.4f.iS;. 55. BRAN In bulk. 314 50(& 14.75. (Superior quotation for Minneapolis de- ,i,r.'i toiiuwing quotations were re- cauaed free selling of corn by cash houses I ported at Minneapolis by F D Dav A Co and resulted in a weak market. Free sell- no-ill Board of Trade Building lng of the May delivery by local longs and " the weakness of wheat also dfurMaiHl values. The close wa weak with prices almost at the lowest point of the day. May opened a shade to WuWc lower at 44, tj44o, sold between 42c. and 44Vu44;c and closed at &e.- Local receipts were Ibi car with 2S cars of contract grade. Beoause of the weakness in wheat and corn sentiment in the oats pit was bear ish, but prices showed very little change during the day on account of a fair de mand for May by commission houses. May opened a shade to Vy""c lower at SuaJuSc and closed al 30c Local receipt were Mt cars. Report from Nebraska and Missouri claiming heavy losses by hog cholera cre ated a decidedly strong provisions market. The price of live hops, which advanced 10, gflbc, also strengthened the situation. Shorts were active bidders throughout the day, ' but offerings wvre not large. The market ! dosed at the highest point of the dav wan i May pork up 4c at 31&.40. Lard waa up 1 10O12UC at 37.K7H. Ribs were tiho higher at ta.iu. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. U car; corn. 444 cars; oats, 181 cars; nog, tt.uu head. Tb leading future renged a follow: Article ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Ye y. ATo3 I Mri -qBtH I udo aiJj4y Wheat 1 May... 83iig V July.. July.. la11 1 1 1 19i I K?o4! 1 19 1 istH1 fan fa 1 17vJ 1 1SV, Minneapolis Cash Clos hard, M'c: No. 1 northern. R31 tw'a1 ,17 ... ettern . Wheat: No. 1 0--4C; to arrive 4.100 .2.500 J 400 f 400 100 i c:. N-. 1 fifrtbern. 81V,c; to arHve, 81Vc; , !" No. 3. 794fx0c; No. 1 durum, 7:(c; Nir J. j". i.. a yellow, 3i'd J4c; No 3. 35!i:5V. Oats: No.-8 whit Pc; No. S. braX?:ic. Barlev: JCiMTc Rye: jilc. Flax: 31. H; May, 31 Kfc alos Wheat May July Corn' ' May July Sept. Oa la May July Pork May. July Lard May July Ribs May July I I !85miV85'4S 4ab4, M '43S;i434ili 4 S.-.3i, W'a tii 'U 44'i 44'g44' 44-s' israia'i'uv 4.1( I 43S 4315 4137, 44W 44SS,I 15 15 15 00 7 ?H 1 tw 9 tt II 40 16 374 7 RTh' 7 74; 3 10 ' 15 10 14 as 7 SO 7 90 7 ?H U6 ; 44 us SO Ul 14 ViVi7S 15 00 14 85 7 77H 77, 7 7li 8 00 15 40 16 274 7 87,1 7 97 8 10 I 8 224' No. 2. CVsh quotation were as follows: FLOUR Weak; winter patents. 33.701.00; winter straights. 33.7ifi3 K;; spring pntents 33.70t3!: spring straight. 33t3.70; bek rs. aiX"o3 0i. WHEAT No. spring. 83fc)3c: No. S. &2W 84c: No 3 red. rS4ii.,c. CORN-No. X V; No 2 yellow, 40c. OATS No 2. c; No. 2 white. Sue; No. 3 white. -Si (Slc. RYE No. 2. 4c. BARLEY Goud feeding, SSeasVc; fair to choice malting, 41fiJtKc. 8Er7r8 No 1 flux. 81 10: No. 1 northwest ern. 81 15H. Timothy, rime, $3.25. Clover, contract tirade. $14 00. PROVISIONS Pork. mess, per bbl., 31515 451530. Lard, per loo lbs . 37.703 7.T2S- Short ribs side ( loose 1. $7.9ffi.Oii; short clear side (boxed). $S.$O0.4O Receipts and shipnient for the day were a follow: Flour, bhls.. Wheat, bu... Corn, ej... Oat, bu Rye. bu Barley, bu. Receipt. Shipments ... 5on 71. ! ... V 00 7.ft1 ... 7.W ?7fl.ir0 ... 44.. 5S"vXii ... 7.rt s am i37. 77.1UJ -n tne rToduce cichann trulav ti.e v.,,, ler market waa st'-aily; creameries. Klj-c-dalrie. I77i4c. F.ft. steady; at mark case Included. 15c: firsts. 13c; prime firsts 18c; extras. jSc, Cheese, steady. ll.S13c. lalale Kaosily of Grain. NEW YORK. Feb. IS-The visible supply of rralns Sitjrday. Februarv lu. as t-uSn-pllad by tie New VWk Produce exchanice ws as fuliows: . Wheat. 47.7'.i.dl bu.; dereaae 747 000 bu Cr rn. 1B.J5T7 bu.; increase 47 i bu tnais. iCaiT.taai bu ; decreaa 3 O14) bu Rve. $.:) fv bu.; decrease Siori bu Barley. 4.C8.UUU bu.; inereaac 13.AW ba. I.lvorstool Craln Market. UVKRrWI., Feb 13 WHEAT Snot nominal, fului-ts. eaar, Uarch 6m VVVd: Mv 8.d: July i.s r,1 BN-Hfvi, bt. ,dy; Am. iH-.u uUxvd. Kanaaa City Urals nnd Hrovl KANSAS CITY, Feb. steady: Mav. 777ic: Jnlv Tdin- . 1 I'-i ""i Nr- ! hBrd 7Hir; No. i ,',,v,N?- 2 ,,''i2c; No. 3. K0&9IC. lORN-Lower: Mav, S9'4c: Julv, Snc. 'itf-Na 1 whlte- OATS Ixiwer; No. white. JtiiHe HA Steady: cbolce tlmothv, 310.Mfiil ftv choice prairie. 3S.a&4.50. RYE Steady, ti-c. E8 Steady: Missouri and Kansas new o. 2. whttewood caes included. 13w case couw. 13c; cases relumed. Uc less BI TTER Steady : cre-merv 'r? ' Receipts. Shlnment. I r,"bor- C. v neat, nu f,7.(i0 si Corn, bu rs.oou . iioio Oats, bu f.iio a ,w . Milwaukee Crala Market. MILWAUKEE. Feb. 13 - WHEAT-Dull No. 1 northern, Rflc; No. 2 northern. glWS 85c: May. h.-.c, bid. RYK Uwcri No. I, 7HI'74C. BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 56c; sample, STff CORN Bteady; May. 43V. bid. " Philadelphia Prodnee Mnrket. PHILAPEIPHIA. Feb ll-BVTTER Flrmr extra western creamery, 2c-2CSi,c-ex-ra nearby prints. 31c. EOQS Steadv. f.,tr demand: nearby freh and western fresh 17e at mark C;IFESESle,r; NW York fiAl creams. lalllSjC. Peoria Market. Feb. 13-rORNT)wer: No. 3 No. 3. 3Sc; No. 4. 3714c; no trrado, PEORIA vellow, 3c "7S4C. '.',A1!;7-IS?- Z.white. SOUe: No. 3 white. 3U nne. sxMJZSd. C30c; No. 4 Dalath Grain Market. Dl-LI'TH. Feb. U.-TIEAT-To arrive: No. 1 northern. V: No. 2 northern. c On track: No. 1 northern 82V-; No 3 northern. fcOSc; May. oV?ic; July, Uc aa-ar Prlres Lower. NEW YORK. Feb. ll-AIl grade of re fined sugar were reduced 20 cent per 100 pounds today. too t hlraro A Nortbwaatem.... f t Chliasn, Mil. A St. rani... lO Vrt Chicago T. A T itifi Chlrago T. A T. pfd 400 C. C. C. A St. Loula Colorado Fuel A Iron 11. loft Colorado A Southern 1.000 Colorado A So. !t pfd JOO Colorado A So 2d pfd 400 Conaolidjitcd Gaa - 1.400 Corn Products Corn Product pfd Delaaare A Huiiwon. offered Delaware. L. A W Denvar A Klo Grande Denver A Rio Granda pfd.. Dlattllera' Sacurltlea r.i. "4 1 Erie int pfd!!.'.!.'.'.'.'.'!.'.'.".'! tea Erla :d pfd ueneral Electric Horklng Vallcf. otTfred Illinois Central International Paper . ...... international Papr pfd international rump nternatlonai Pump pfd as t antral Iowa Cenlral pfd Kanaaa City Southern Kanaaa cttv go. pfd Loulrellte A NitbvIHe ktarhattan L MHropoltun Securities .... Metropolitan Street Rr 1S.-WHEAT-1 miu. a st. Louii!!!!!!!!!! M S1. P. A . 8. M M . St. P. A S 8. M. pfd.. Miaanuri Pacific K!:M.ourl. Kanaaa A Teaaa.. Mlraotirl. K A T. pfd National Land National R. R. of M. pfd... New Vora Central New York. O A W Norfolk A Western Norfolk A Westers pfd r'orth American Pacific Mail Pennaylvanla I'tople'a Caa C. A Kl I... Preawed Steel Car Prraaed Steal Car pfd Pullman Palace Car Reading Heading lat pfd KeaJnig td pfd Hepubtic Hieel hepubllc Steel pfd Rok laland Ca Hock leland Co pfd rl. Loula A 8. P. id pfd... St. Loula SoutUaefftern St. Loula S w. pfd Southern Pacine Southern Pacific pfd 600 ham Railway Southern Rallwar ptd Tannae Coal A Iroa Teaaa A Pacific Toledo, 8t Loon A w Toledo. Rt. L. A W. pfd I nlos Pacific t'nlon Pa.-lflc pfd t mied gtatea Eipraaa t nited Svataa Raalt t nlted Sutea hut. bar t'nited Statxa Rubber pfd. I'nlud Statea steal I nlted Statea Steal pfd Va. -Carolina Chemical ... Va -Carolina Chemical pfd. Wabaah , Wabaah pfd Walia-Fargo Eipraea Veallnghouaa EUctrle M'ealero I'diob , WceiUag A Lake Erla W'lacooHin Ceiaral Wiaconiin Central pfd Northern Pacific tanual Leather Cer.tral Leather fd sioaa-Bnemtid 7i 11', IS 1141, , is losvt 71 Ut, 7; n lti 71 1B. IW H5, lf. 17 104 Tiv, 4S 7:s (i 171 10 48S 4 7 44 s 7:s 174S 44 72H 17SS iris "a 7 4t 11T 4ST, 102S J7S 1 .SIS I7H 4fS MS 44 7a lies 14 IM ll.-'i 106S MS lo.lS 1SJS 1K4 kT 6S 174 Hi 'S 12 7-a !4 IM 14 rr 104 7144 ! .14 sts 17 1" 68 S IUS 4M) 47S , S7S 44 TS 7-.S J74', Atchlaos adj. do 4a Met. Central 4a.... Atchtaon do afd Boston A Albany.. Bnatoo A Maine... Boston Elerated ... Fitehburg pfd Mexican Central .. N. Y-. N H. A H t'nlon Pacifio A roar Arge Cham. do pfd Amrr. Pnau. Tuba. Amar. Sugar do pfd Arar. T. A T Amar. Woolen do pfd Dominion 1. A 8... Edlaon Elec. lllu. .. Maaa. Electric do pfd Maaa. Gaa I nlted Krolt I'nlted Shoe slack.. do pfd North Butte C. 8. Steal do pfd Westing, common . Mid. Asked.' .. M Adventure . .llrtS Allouet .. 7S Amalgamated ... .. 1S American Zlne ..I0S Atlantic ..ru Bingham .-17 'al. A Heels.... ..lao lOentennlal ..146 (Copper Range .. J6H "'Dalr W ent ..lOIS-Dominion Coal ..IMS Franklin .. SOS Orajiby . . 7 Tula Rorals .. IPS Maaa. Mining ..114 Michigan ..IS! 1 Mohawk ..142s;Mont. C. A C -. 45 (1 Id Dominion ..ins riacaola .. I2S Parrot ..146 Uulnry .. 1 'Shannon .. KS Tamarack . . Sl Trinity . .107s i'tilled Copper .. SI V. S. Mining.. .. 11 i 8. on .. ea ftah .. 49 Vl4orla ..10 "Winona .. tl 'Wolverine .. 4 .. 40S ..11 .. 14S .. 47V ..TM .. 274 .. HI .. 14S .. 11 .. to .. 10 .. I4S .. 10 14 H 7 . 4S .too . 4l . . 4S .107 . 10S "'i . ti 11 . 44 S . s . ! .114 Sew York Mlnlnar stocks. NEW YORK, Feb. 13. -Closing quotation on milling biocks were Adama Con Alice Breece lirunawlck Con . . Cnmatock Tunnel Con. Cal. A Vs.. Horn Sllrar Iron Silvar Leadrllle Con ... 45 ,.1M . 40 . (0 . .71S .214 ..70 . .Little Chief ... Ontario Ophir Phoenix Potnat Savage Sierra Nevada Email Hopea .. Standard 'H .iV, .(7fi . I . . It . 14 . Ill .400 Forelarn Financial. LONDON. Feb. 13. Money was in slis-hflv easier demand today and the supplies were rainer increasea. iincounis were little af fected. The Bank of Lnrland is believed to have secured th bulk of the available bar irold. Trading; on the Stock exchanse wa more cheerful on the better Moroccan pros pects and trading- was moderately active, though the deallnxs were unimnnrtanf Con sols Improved on easier money. Home rails were a shade higher. Americans were quietly firm pending the receipt of New lork's opening prices. Norfolk A Western and I'nlon Tactile were strong. Prices see sawed during the last-riotir and the nmrii.i closed dull, with price below the best quo tations of the day. Anaconda was buoyant on New York buylnr order. Forela-nera were cheerful on Pari support. Bank Clearing;. OMAHA. Feb. 13 BanV rlearinaa for tv. day were 3T.n31.e76.B7 and for the correspond ing date last year. Sl.041.STti.Cl. ' Wool BOSTON. Feb. market ia firmer. under way from Market. n-WOOLThe wool with increased buying various point. The Metal Market. NEW YORK. Feb. 13. METALS There wa a narp advance In the London tin market with spot closing at lo Ks 64 and futures at 16S los. Lotally the mar. Sr;5hiliau1" "?Ut hiShr in connection iWi-j22'-'Ln dvic- 'gPO s quoted at a.fb..,Vfl j .,. Copper was lower in the Lon don market for spot, but futures were unchanged. Ixx-aJly no change was noted ?'tt.f,'cuUlo "'''I o be ofler- ing 314SO for lake and electrulytic. though supplies are obtainable under this figure and the general range is from 317.7561341 castmg. 317.Nrfil.tr.ia. Lead was un-t-baaiged at ts.autj6 74 tocally, but in Lou don there wa a decline of ii id kl a.13 I s d. Pnelter was 1 lower at 3 in Lor.don. but dull and unchanged at 3 ,ftfa .16 In the Ucnl market. Irvia Waa easier abroad with standard fouuilry closing at 4s xj and Cleveland warrants at bus Lo cally the market waa unchanged No I foundry northern, is quoted at rS JrV9U38; No. 3 foundry, northern. JIT 75ils8tv 'o 1 foundry, southern. 35S26ils7S- No t foundrv, southern. 317 74-918 3i . BT. LOl-M. Mo . Feb il. -M ETA 1.9 Lea4. quiet at So bveltuc, tkrnt al fc.it. so 1.S10 4 400 JOO oo 4.400 1.100 M0 SOO 4.4' 1.2' 1.&00 Sl.in l.ono 1.100 line 1.100 M.'OS a.uuO "700 100 m'3o 400 tioo 100 1.100 Q CM 7' 70S . I. too . SS.OOO .' " oi . 1.000 too 4' .101.200 S iros Ifns 71V 1S as isss 177 IOC', it 71 a.". 14 it2s s MS ima, 4S 142 llll 'tis 101 i4rs 4S 'ii" 10744 n 44 47 is, us US ins 4o IMS US 17 S 's IMS t 177S "'a n is K V 14l ltos 70S 'sa iit" 17S 101 SI 71 Mi iios US MS in?S 'S u 100 10: iios M "S4S 1"7 liS fs 44 S 11 s (S rrs 117S iii" 15 MS 47 s IMS 7S sirengin or tne roreign market has as sisted to this condition. Stocks of terri tories liere are greatly reduced and trading is uun in mis quality, t'ricea range nigh. There I no diminution of activity in pulled wools. Low A super are quoted al 671 68c. with best grade at 62i&6Sc. Prices in the market rantie alout as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and above, MW$ 36c; X, 33a4c; No. 1. SS't'i-SSc; No. 2. iva 4c; ftno unwashed. iWiMVrc ; quarter blood, unwashed. SUVftttJVio: three-eighths blood, 33Vfl34c: hsilf blood. SSg:tSc: unwashed de laine, atiiftc; fine was tied delaine. S7!&37V. Michigan fine, unwashed. 24j:c: quarter blood, unwashed. SL"oUiVic: three-eia-htha 1 I .l -. 1 . . . L.l, V. 1 1 mm 1 n . washed delaine. TSa-tc Kentucky. Indiana. U etc., three-eighths and quarter blood, 22j M 33c. Territory: Idaho, fine. S'9'23c: heavy MS fine. l!sS2"c; fine medium. 2W523c: medium. 20B27c: low medium. ?7fi:8c. Wyoming, fine. Hfiar; heavy fine. IStfirtc; fine me dium. 2D3l!Jc: medi'im. 26Vrr27c; lew medium. 27fi2Sr. I'tah and Nevada, fine, 2W4c; heavy fine IfefiiJftr: -fine medium. 23a?4c; medium, 2ftir?7e; low .medium. IJTWSc. Da kota, line. 2i'(a23c: fine medium. 2?r23c: me dium, 27(5rc: low medium. 27fi2c. Mon tana, fine choice, SSfiWe: fine average. 24r r5c: fine medltim choice, 2a4726c: overage, 4rSc: staple. ZT28c; medium choice. 27(3 2Sc. ST. LOTnS. Feb 13 WOOL-Steadv: me dium erades combing and clothine 25'ij-lic; light fine rr24c; heavy rtne, lMjjnc; tub washed. S3.ft41c. , fteceinta a .i. Official Montis r Official Tuesday Two day this week.. Baine last week Bam week before Same three week ago. Sam four weeks ago.. Same last year Tue following tabl or cattle, hog and sheep at South Omana or til year to dt.te. comnarina with last year. iit lsnfi tne Cattle 11.1.IW9 SB 070 n.i2 lltlKS on 9ei UTS Sheep ITi.m 17 .937 CATTLE QUOTATIONS. Th following will snow tb price paid jor th different kinds of utile on th BOUth Otliali mark- Good to cholc oorn-fed steer 35.ortT5.50 rair to choice corn-fed steers 4.iwuo-,.'0 Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4 vi4 60 Oood to cholc cow and heifer.., l.fcvtUu J alr to good tow and heuer 3 iail Si Canner and cutters l.so2.7o Jood to cnolce stockers and feeder 3 w4 41J rair to good stockers and feeders.. 3. fAKti3.no Loinmon to fair Blockers '.iu6 .60 Hulls, stags, etc 3.ati4.ui) Uood veal calves t.uvtub fro The loiiowuig table shows .! avuiags prlc of hog at South Omaha lor tb laat several day, with comparison: .. r.t . . .. ao . . IM .. .. . .110 .. aw ..lis .. "0 . 14M ..11 ..ir.;o . uio ..1740 . .17'1 .. .. 11 .. !.! .. HO .. !- .. so .. n .. K7 . . I.l 1 HEIFERS. I 4 1 s 1 70 : 1 is I I BtLI.8. in 1 I 7 I oa t on I ") I m I 10 i 10 1 I M 1 !S 1 If CALVES. t 7 I 71 t 4 to I 00 t oa t 00 ir?4 Hit K4 ,.I7S . .140 . 1 .0 li.40 ,. .1400 1440 1700 .1440 . lfO 11 . 1M . 140 . 10 . 140 . 04 l.Vl tat. I 13041. 11303. 13v4.18O.laXa.l01.l00. liM j 4 63 4 gl 3 06 12 41 S3 .an. 17.. .1 Jan. Jan. 3... Jan aO... Jan. 31... I Feb. 1.... Feb. J....I Feb. 3.... Feb. I. .. Feu. 6.... Feb. 6 ... Feb. 7.... Feb. a.... Feb. .... Feb. 10... Feb. 11... Feb. 12... Feb. 13.. . Sunday. (I64 cm I 43 6 411 3 43 I I 4 Ml 4 79' 57; i ib 3 2? I 4 7 M 3 l k t 4 ti 4 ebi 4 oil ,- tni .til 4 t4 4 3 I 60j h 7 6 i, 4 M 4 t 4 74i 1 ks, 6 I'.', 4 7 4 fol 4 73 6S 3 25, 4 C 4 73j 4 S 70i 6 3 4 J 4 74; 4 61 1 u 03i 3 311 4 77! 4 K.' ti Li, 3 X 4 COWS AND HEIFERS n7t 1 to n 11:1 733 1 70 STEERS AND PTAGS. 1W1 4 so STEERS AND HEIFERS. 1 4 tO I Ilt SOO 4 10 II Hit (K! 4 40 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. I to 1 u 1 tl I 71 t ! I z: I so I It I K it I 40 40 I t t 44 I 71 Tt I ot t 00 t o ss t !i I U I la 3 M 4 70 4 71 ..tockers and feeders, 32.7fJSJ; calve an t enilings. 32 .VirTil )ai Hcmjmi ReK-eipis. M head Market 1V higher. Felling at li.TiS.S; bulk ' te.7t1l3.7a. 611 ELI' Receipt. Jt head steiidi . of Msrket Stock la lgbl. Receipts of live stock st the six prln- (ii western markets jester. lay: IVuth Omaha Sl.iuk City ... Kansns City .. St. Joseph ... St. Louis Chicago Total Cattle. . . l..l .14. . 2 ! . 4 . D.(KK) .34.1M H.-rs. 11.7' Sm 11 4'ii 7.SM IK) 25.0 4I.4DJ Sheep. . .7'1 v 3.5 (04 ' .5 130 34X1 fM IN ,410 1 00 7C0 I 15 HO IK 440 I SO it; 1 tt t&o 1 to . 470 I 71 71 I 55 1... . W0 . "w . t . 411 . 1 . 4t . 0 .10(4 I Tt I DO I SO I 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 SO 4 83, 4 811 ti 76, 4 .4 I a 74j I M t IS, 5 33 f 531 3 w 3 o'S fi 10 4 G8 4 t) 6 72 & 71-i.j 4 771 5 021 6 75l 4 77! S 4X11 6 71, 6 71. I 6 00: 6 72i 4 31. 4 W S 81 1 16. 6 211 4 71 01 j 6 2d: 4 t9 6 Ml t 29 4 7U 6 25, 4 S4 00' 4 SO 0 02 6 32J 6 02j 5 3f 4 79 6 (kj I 6 2S 4 83 RANGE OF PRICES. Omaha Chicago Kansas City St. Louis ... Sioux City ... Cattle. .S2.W''iHi.2S . 1.6tUo.35 . rSfxati.'irt . 2.HHU1S.05 ....J 6('-((5.ii5 Hog. 35 7ti(ji6.80 6 i.,o.07H 0.i"J14).tt &.tk&.h0 MONDAY'S SHIPMENTS The foiiowiiig snows tne iiumoer of cars of stockers and feeders siiipiwd to the country Monday anu point of destination: . CATTLE. J. . McPherson, Uoidon, Neb. F. L.. J. C. Walker, Nornstown, Pa. R. I Eno, O Neiii, Neb. F. H P. O'Urady, Liunlap, la. 1. C J. L. Edwards, Kingston, la. O C. F. Ulass, Alexis, ill. y B. Reeves, Nebraska City Junction, la. O. W. Gustal'son. IStanton. lulu J. A. Hamilton. Tlggni, la. K. 1 '. 3. D. Sievers. Arlon. la. I. C E. Johnson. Wall Luke. Ia.. I C Charles Escher, Irwin, la Q. W Aug. Bollen. Blair. .Neb M. A n J. Breenen. Aldo. Neb 1 P . ',64. W llllam Hanfield, Battle Creek, la. N. W 3 !? T. R. Orelup, Olnowa. Neb y 1 ! ft The oftlcial n .1 tn Iw- nf cra ,.f t...i 1 ... brought in today by each road waa: j 75 Uattle.Hogs.Sh p.il ses Cars. HOGS The upward movement in the hog market which has carried values to a point that is fully Sf higher than the first of the month still continues. At th opening this morning th market was not verv much higher, but by the time buyers and seller got down to business it was a strong be higher. On this basis the most of the hogs, at least the most of the earlv arrivals changed hands. As will be noted from the sales below the hogs brought largely So.754j6.80, as against S5.7o6.7S yes terday. The top, 35 85, was 10c higher than Monday' top. After the more urgent orders were filled there wa some disposi tion on the part of buyers to act a little bearish, but the strong provision market and with heavy snow falls reported from different sections of the country, which are name to reduce receipts ln the near future. It was impossible to make much Chang in the morning prices. Representative sales: No. 71.. S . 77.. 15... II.. 77.. to., tt.. 5.. 55.. n . .. .. 114. 74.. H.. 70.. 57.. ts... 74... 43... 76... ?.. 71... 7t... 43.., t4. . tl.. 82.. 12.. aa.. 7... I'i. tl. 72. 73 1 I t. 2 . .4. 6 74. 1 I 71 8 ! 1 1 C. M. St. P. Ry 1 Wabash 1 Mlaaouri Pacific 6 nion Pacific svstain fis C. & N. W. teastl E. C. & N. W. (west 1 47 C St. P.. M. Ac 0 30 C, B. & Q. (east) 7 C, B. & y. (west) 80 C, R. I. tt P. (east) g C, R. I. di p. (wet)..... 1 Illinois Central 6 Chicago Gt. Western.... I 2 38 5 49 9 4 at 7 -1 6 153 12 Totals u The disposition of the day' receipts a follow, each buyer purchasing the n m-r 01 iieua inaicaiea: 7 wa urn- Buyers. Cattle Omaha Packing Co 753 Cudahy Packlntr Co i.i9 Armour t Co VAiiaant it Co. 3 Carey 35 Mccreary 2 W. I. Stephen 14V4 inn v sun tJt Hamilton & Rothschild.. 42 L. F. Husz ig ; Wolf & Mu man 14c, ' Mike Haggerty 9-i 1 J. B. Root & Co 122 ! Bulla 4 Kline n Krey Hoffman Pkg. Co Other buyers 518 Hogs. Sheep. 2,t9 2.D55 2.242 XtiJS tol 1M S,4 K70 213 '1.507 5"i3i cattle this any day so 2o0 cars be lt v. ,.104 ..it: ..147 ,177 ..1!2 ..246 .141 .104 . 14 ..14 .221 ..li3 ..lkt .101 ..175 ..l7 ..lei ..240 ..tti 145 HO ..101 .21; ..:i4 23 .214 ,.214 ..Svl ..s:l ..2u7 .178 , .3:4 .211 .Ul .112 .2oH .2 .240 .14 .2ul .2:4 .11 .217 .23! 2U .1711 .24'J .233 .232 .111 SHEEP-In t ne i 74.1U 11.IU0 4tVW 100 1 1 lis) "'lti KM too 10 1.100 Its) too lS llll 4 loss 6IS 115 14 S 47S its'' IS 2JS 2JS 44 S lots IIS 110s 4V liS HS lit i 47 lit" MS it" at t;is 45S lnS aa 33 S 41 t:s ti I4S Itos 71 1M S .2' 175 101 n 14 70 u M4i ss IMS t2S ius ti loss 44 141 10S tl 41 loi s 140 lOS 44 tS 14S l"S Its 44 4S Its (US ns 117S SS loos IMS Ml . 17 IMS 's in 17 S tiS 110 41 S 10S 51 111 ns 44S tu 145 M s r MS Z2S 45S us MS lutnbs lambs ewes .. e a es . . western itio western 39 western 200 western 4 western 211 western Km western 2 western 31 western 4"2 Colorado ewe 49 western ewes 41b western ewes lstt western ewes 2:2 Mexii an yearlings 116 western lambs .... 70 western lambs .... 4J western lambs 21 western lambs .... Colorado lambs ... 414 Mexican lami Cotton MerUet. NEW YORK. Feb. IS COTTON Snot closed quiet and 10 points lower: middling uplands. 11.15c; middling gulf, 11.40c: sale. : 231 bules. LIVERPOOL. Feb. IS COTTON Spot quiet and prite t points lower: American middling fair. 6V1; good middling. 6.04d: middling. S88d; low mlddllnr. B.T2d: good ordinary. 3.54d; ordinary. J.8Rd. The sake of the flay were 8.000 bales, of which S.0H0 hales were for speculation and exrrt nnd 1 Included 7.2O0 bales American. Receipt, I ll.Olii" bale, including 10.700 bale Amerl- , can. j ST. LOI'18, Mo., Feb. 13 COTTON Dull ; ' middling. 10 15-16c; sales :0 beles; recelnts. I'M bales: shipments. 95 bales; stock, 43.379 1 NEW ORT.EAN8. La.. Feb. IS COTTON Easy: ordinarv. 7 15-lic; rood ordinary. Vmc: low mlddlin. lOUc: mlddllnr. 10 11-loc; tmod middling. 11 1-ltic: fair. llSr; sates, 2 Jet) bales: receipts, 3,628 bales; stork. 325, 929 tales. do aceouat AaatoDda Atrhlaon do s'd Ballmers fkls. ( anadian Parlor . . Ohio ( hl age Gt W .... C. M. t St. P... Ixlltora Uanvar A B. O .. do pfd Erie Ho lat fd a XI pfd Uliaala C am ra I . . Unilvviit 4k Naah U K T ISILVER Bar. 4111 and Rasla. NEW YORK. Feb. 13 OIT.S Cottonseed oil. steady: prime crude, f. o. b. mills. t4V4Ko: prime yellow, 31t.fJ3?e. P-tro'eum, steady: rered New YorV. 37 6": Philadel phia and flal'l'wore, n bulk, 34 60. Turpen tine, otiiet. mrt. RDgtv te-.dy ; strained common to good 33 "Ooi3. M. OIL CITY. Fa.. Feb. IS -OTI-Tredlt balances. IS, flhipmpntB, yjn bbls.; avemre. M 1 bhls- runs. 132 S bhls., '", S0C71 bhls. Shipments Lima. 14.- bbls.. averare. 71.J1' b's runs Lima. , nni . averare, 3;,pv tihis. SAVANNAH Ga.. Feb. U.-OIL8-T'iriln 67iic. I RrtSIK Firm; no sales. Ouot: A. 1 C. D. E. F O $3 43: H PSB: I. 34.40; I 35.10. M. S5 S5: W G. S 05: W W 16 IS t ' Itttr gad Molasses. Feb. 13.-Olosing quotation on . 'EW YORK Feb 13 SCGAR Quiet isir renning. z-mc: eentrirugal 9 test .IMS ' 8 H-?6Jc: molsases sua-ar. 2.c. Re. . lis ' ""!. eulet: N" . 4 "c; No. 7 .95c: No. 3 ts issue: iso. 3sc: xn. in. 3ftc: Vo 11 Totals 5,gtig CATTLE The receipt of morning were the laieest of lar since the first of the rear ing reported in. Lnrortunauiy a number of the train did not arrive until late, ow ing probably to the severs storm. The de lay in the arrival of the stock made the market somewhat later than it would otherwise have been. With a very heavy wind and snow storm , prevailing an tne forenoon, whlrh made it ' almost impossible to see across an alley and which aunln' -ml humped up the cat tle, it waa no matter to tell just what the market .Tig. in fact, no two salesmen looked upon it Just the same for the reason that It wa very' difficult to Judge of cattle under the prevailing condi tions. As a result some were calling the maraei nikner. wrille others were oti ni 1. .... .. - decidedlv lower. It mnniH k. .i.r. ! '-1 Mexican laml.s however, by all concerned that consider ing the kind of a day and the very heavy receipt that the market wa In verv fair condition. Cows and heifers seemed to be In verv gooa cemana in sp;te or the storm heavy receipt. Possibly the fear on part of buyers that receipt would he off by the storm may have had someth 10 an witn tneir anxiety to secure a supply today. However, it may have been the market on cow was reasonbly active at good, stesdy to strong prices. Fortunately, there were not verr many stockers and feeders In the yards. The word fortunately is used because there is no kind of cut tie that ells to as poor ad vantare durlne a heavy storm as stockers and feeders. The few here, owing to the very fact that the cfferlngs were so light sold not materially different from vester- SDite Of the fact that hovers 01 o i-uuipiuimng mat prices on sheep and lamb are higher here than at other mar ket Kint on the river and higher in pro portion than Chicago, there wa still fur ther improvement this morning. Buvers were all out early and every one seemed to have orders for good sheep and lambs. 1 he result was that the early arlvals changed hands rapidly at price that were strornr to a little higher than yestcrdav. Good western lambs sold up to 37.15 with a number of double decks of good ewe at 36.30. It might be well to udd ln this connec tion that the demand seem to be very largely for the belter grades of both sheep and lambs and naturally enough any Im provement that takes place In prices I limited largely to that kind. Thl mav be taken as a warning to shippers to hold back unfinished stuff and not ship ariv thlng until it is fully matured for market. As noted esterday. this market is in n most satisfactory condition, the demand bung -fully equal to the receipts, so that the trade Is in a good hemttiv position. This is due largely to the fact that the receipis at tills point are very moderate and that there has been nothing approach- "s a Kiui iieie in a long time. yuoiaiiona lur leu 1 as follows: Good to rados, '-..5iji,.l0; geod .'c.-rna. JO.75'7.10; good light weight yearlings. ;5.7o4)o.Ou; good heavy yearlings, to r!fi6,8u; good " cuiri fl. W 1.T1) ewes, S4.noBJO.4v. Representative knits: No. ewe ewes iwes wethers und yearling .. OMAHt WHOLESALE MARKET. Condition of Trade nnd Qnotatloa on Staple and Fancy Prodnee. EQGS-Kecelpts liberal, candled stork Un settled at i;.&ic. LIVE POL' LTRY Hens. 9c; old roost r, 3c; turkeys. 15c; ducks, 10c; young roosters. 8'pltc: gese. c. DRESSED POl-LTRY-Turkeys. 1MJSV; old toms, 15B16c; chickens, 104j11e; old roosters, 7c; ducks, ll12c; geese. BtflOe. BL'TTER packing stock, lie; choice to fancy dslry, lSQlc; creamery. HlfTCHtjC. HAT Price quoted bv Omaha Feed com pany: No. 1 upland. SnOO: medium, 35 50; coarse. 34 WKi5.no. Kve straw, 36.30. PRAN Per ton. 31 50. HIDES. PELTS AND TALI-OW-No. t green hide, c; No. 2. se; No. I saltd. 12c; No. 2, Uc; green bull bide. Mi-: cured. 3?l0c: dry hides. 111?:. Horse, hides, large. 3.S6: small, 32 50. Sheep pelts. each, SOcfiSl . Tallow, No. I. 4e; No. 2. 8e; rough. 11.4c. TROPICALAFRUIT DATES Per box oa 30 l-ln. pkg , 12; Hallowe'en In 0-lb. boxes, per lb, tc; Sav ers, per lb., 4c; walnut-stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs., 33 per dor; S-lb. boxes. 31. ORANGES Calif ornis, extra fanrv Red land navels, all sixes, .(; fancy navels. 3135; choice, all siies, 12.6592.76. LEMONS- Llmoniers, extra fancy, 140 Ise, 33 25; 300 to 360 sixes. 33.75. FlG-'allfornla, per 10-lb. carton. 7Wf SRc: Imported Smyrna, three-crown, lie; lx-erown. 1,1c. BANANAS Per medium aired bunch. 3176iffI25: Jumbos. 32 Wfi.l 00. TANGER INKS California, per box rf about 12.1. 3: 76. GRAPE FRL IT Florida. rr box, 37 OOtf 7.60; California, per box. 3i.On4.$0. FRVITS. FEARS Winter Nellls and Mount Ver non. 32.50 APPLES California Pellflower. 31.40 per b'l. box; Pen Davis. 31.75 per bu. hex: Winesnp. 32.25 per bo. box; other varl-tte. 32 0rnrj?50 per bu.; New York apple. 35.00 per bbl. CRANBERRIES Jersey, per box of about an lbs.. 35 26(frS 50. GRAPES Imported Malasms. M.&fViW 0. OLD VEGETABLES. POTATOES Home grown, per bu., thff 65c: South Dakota, per bu., 75c. ONIONS Home grown, yellow nnd red, per bu.. K5c; Spanish, per crate. 31 65; Colo rado, red and yellow, per bu.. 31.00. , NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 32 00. LIMA BEANS Per lb., E'4c. CAEBACE Home grown and Wisconsin, In crates, per lb., 2e. CARROTS. PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS Per bu.. 6T.T5c. CELERY Knlamnxoo, per do... 25S5c. SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per 3-bu. bbl.. S2.u0. NEW VEGETABLES. TOMATOES Florida, per crate of 30 lbs net. (6.U0. WAX BEANS Per hamper of about 30 lbs. net. 36 uO. STRING BEANS Per hamper of about 30 lbs. net. 33 t'4v4.O0. EGG PLANT Florida, per do . S'..2511 Ro GREEN PEPPERS-Florlda. per hamper of nbt ut 10 do.. S3 50. TURNIPS Louisiana, dox. bunches. Tic SHALLOTT8 - Louisiana, per do, bunches, 75c. ' HEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, per bbl. $12. uii 15.00; per doien heads. S1.754i'2.00 LEAF IETTUCE Hothoue, per doiei heads. 60c, CUCUMBERS-Hot house, per dox . 31 75. luiiMBitcB-uoinouae, per dozen bunch es, 5c75c. Ml ?HROOMS Hothouse, per lb., 60c. CAL" LI FLOWER California, about 34 heads to crate. 33 50. BEEF CUTS. No. 1 ribs, 13c; No. 2 rib. 10c; No. 3 ribs, 6c; No. 1 loin, 16c; No. S loin, lie; No. 3 loin. Hc; No. 1 chuck, thic; No. 2 chuck. 4tc; No. 3 chuck; 3c; No. 1 round. 7Uc; No. 2 round. 6c; No. 3 round. 6Vic; No. 1 plate, 4c; No. 2 plates, Sc; No. 3 plate, 2'c. " MISCELLANEOUS. CIDER Per keg. $3.75; per bbl.. $6.71. HONEY New, ier 24 lb.. 33.60. CHEESE Swiss, new. 16c; Wisconsin brick, 16c; Wisconsin llmberger, 15c; twins, 15c; young Americas, loic. NUTS Walnuts. No. l soft shell, new crop, per in., liv; hard shells, per lb , 131c. Pecans, large, per lb.. 14c; am II. per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb.. 6Hc; roasted per lb.. 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb., 121613W-. Almonds, oft shells, iier lb., 17c; hard shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuta. 34.25 per sack of luO. FRESH FISH-Trout. 11c: halibut, 10c pickerel, dressed. 7c; white ast lie; sun fish. 6(?r9c: perrh. ekinned and dressed. Sc; pike, luc; redsnapper. 11c; salmon. 11c; crappies, tfifrc; eels. ISc: black bass, tir- .if.-K mid lambs are """". iflt. wr io.. ftoc; choice lambs. Colo- lODK'eps. green. K3c; boiled lolisters. 37t; 1'iuriian, ia.-. iirrnug, ac ; Dpanisn mackerel, 10c: haddock, 11c; shrimp, $I.0ti4jl.50 per gal'on: smells, 12c; ed. 12c. OYSTERS Fresh standard. 31.40 per ral : hell oysters, 31.0fg2.0 per 100: Little Neck sh P- No. At. 8k. 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I to 140 I 77 S 2 240 ... 5 to 40 t 77S 66 tkl ... t tO ... t 77 S SO 144 110 t 10 10 f 77 S 74 2 110 t 10 10 6 77 Ct 251 ... 6 tO to 6 17 S 24 262 ... t SO ... 6 77 S 71 221 SO t to 40 6 77S 65 240 SO 6 to ... 6 77S tt 261 M I to ... i 77S 70 24 ... i tit ... 6 77", 42 ... if! 40 6 77S 1 217 40 i ail 100 t 77S 71 211 ... t SO 0 6 77', 70 240 ... t to 120 6 77 S 77 341 140 5 to ... 6 77S 71 240 40 i t" ... 5 77S th 24 120 t 10 ... 5 77', 77 36 Ml 6 t.1 ... 6 77', tt 274 10 6 lu ... 6 77S It 237 ... 5 10 ... 6 77S M S4 ... a to 40 5 77S 41 222 to t to 140 1 77', 40 23.', ... 2S to 5 77s 40 2: 240 t 2S ... 6 77S 47 377 ... $12', ... t 77S 77 274 ... t ll'S 40 6 77 S 70 2S0 ... t a2S ... t 77S 70 IM ... 6 2S :oo 1 77 s tt 151 ... t t:s ... t 77S 12 41 ... I to year's Av. . Ill lt . 1 i) 82 , 74 , 74 135 111 11 1(1 l't, 12U Mi 80 84 84 9i 88 78 73 Pr. 5 2l 6 20 5 20 6 ti 6 tu 6 f0 6 80 5 00 6 20 t so 6 M 5 30 i 3o 6 25 6 76 6 0 6 90 7 124 7 15 7 25 clams. $1.50 per 110. Pl.'GA RS Granuls CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET tttld Steady to strong Hogs Five I Ten Cent Hlaber. ted cane. In bhls S5.0S: granulated cane, In sacks, $5.01; granulated beei, in sacks, ti.si SYRUP In barrels, 24c per gal.; cases, 3 19-lb. cans. fl.On: cases. 11 8-lb. can. 31.80; cases, 24 Z't-lb. cans. 3160. I COFFEE Roasted: No. 35, 25He per tb.; I No. 30, t.fcc per lb.; No. 35. It We per lb.; I Nt. 2o. liVc per lb.; No. 215. 12Vic per lb. FLOUR (wholesale) Beat high grade Ne braska, per cwt., 32.00; best high gradu patent Minnesota, per cwt., $230; traig':it j patent Nebraska, per cwt.. $2.00; seconl patent Nebraska. $1.30. CURED FISH-rsmily whlteflsh, per Vt ! bbl., 1 lbs., $4.50; Norway mackerfl. per 1 bbl., 2u0 lbs.: Bloaters. $4'i.O0; Kc. L $23 oil ! No. 2, $26.00; No. 3. $20.00; Irish No. i $17.00. Herring, in bbls , 200 lb, each: Nor I way, 4k, $13.00: Norway. 3k. $13.00; Hol I land, mixed. $11.50. Holland herring in I kgs: Milkers, Sue; kegs, mixed. 7oc. BROOMS No. 1 carpet. $3.26; No. S car- pet, $2.40; No. S plain. 33.25. CANNED OOCDS Corn, standard west 1 ern. 5i'u4t-; Maine, $1.25. Tomatoes, $-lb. cans. $l.8,ai.ii0; S-lb., 7ik fcSl.H0: ulne. .1, v 1-m. Atio. F b. 13 CATTLE Receipt. 7". . ' ,,ru' 4u.ww.i; sliced. II j ,'h' J M heiui, market steady to strong; c,,m- S:,': eul1?". up. "u.f1"' CM; Uall- , 1 n on to prime steers. $J.404i6.a5; heifers l"""" .,.vJ-...v, i-.ni a. ti.u't Inr vrfic im. i,u- ,.a IT.. .Vr: " I,.!.' 2.5u: peaches. fancy. 31.75ii2 4u- 11 rood : ;.:.".r:"r.i.-v.'0-"' v."'"' .ww . ..-hi-. s ,ll(f,s -M, ,., . .- .,.; , o.,- piunr hiiu leeoern. x-aturfjhii - a,n,,,ii. rti. dav. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. loial sal lor th dar. 1.124. too akaraa London Closing Sioeka IvOXDON tne ftock exchange were: lonaaia. miner as H. T. r..i . SO 11-11 Norfolk a y... . liS o pfd lis Ontario V W .loS rftnaavHaDi . . IllW Hand Mlna 17t kaading . 4V do 1st pfd 23S da ad plj lat goatharn Salivar . ItS do ptd . 4tS guvitLrra Pa'-IBr . tt tniaa Paclgo . 47S da pfd . ti I . tial T4S do pr .11 S Wahaah .144 1 do pfd . 37 S Bpaniah 4a Millet ' 1 U 1 j'.l - ' , lr cenv. eJ."11. o ""unt In th open market for short bills is 4 per cent, for three month, bills. rflS 16-14 per cent. Trestsry State-seat. WASHINGTON. Feb. 11-Today' tat merit f tb treasury balancea ia the gen erai fund, axduauv ul Uis tlu,wxi,UU gol4 K. .. 4S .. 7JS .. 4 .. 61 .. 4!S ..103S .. t, ..IK'S 1. 100 .. 4SS .. 44U tls 1 ic; tvo. 12 3. 7ic: No. 13 S65c: Nr 14 3 Sne Confectioners A, - 4 3c; mould A, 4 5e; m loaf. $.?: croaked. I V; ww. deeerl. 4 ne: granulated. 4.50c: rubes. 4 7c MOLASSES -Firm: Orleans kettle, good to cholc. Snfi-Wc. NrTvV ORLEANS. F". 13.-SVGAR-Flrmt open kett' centrlf i-l. J-c- cn. trlfural wHt.. shc; yellow. tGic econd. HI 1-lsy. MOI.AraOp,, trfforwl. 7fj-STflUP-lSIJTOc. open kettle, SOdJ'SUc: cen- CoaTeo Market. NEW YORK. Feb. U -COFTEJK Market ter future opened steady at a decline of $ point under llrhtly dleappolntlnr Euro pean cables and European ening The close wsj steady at a net decline of tfflo point. wrvPJtlm' H-iSO aaga Includ Inr: March. 4 S6c: May, 7 6e; July, 7 lc: September. T S6-T4fie: October. 7 45o: K. At. Pr. . Na. at. Pr 1 15" I It ut 4 'J 1 t t It 12M 4 to 3 14-t 3 40 11 c 4 go 1 ISM I 40 It ,45 4 m '1 70 1 into 4 0 4 t 11 r4 4 to II '.5 4 1 It 120J 4 T, I H4 4 41 1130 4 70 1 fl 4 It I i;i4 4 - 1074 4 It 17 U'lt 4 7t T M0 4 40 10 1148 4 T5 4 1071 4 40 11 l:c 4 t, 1060 4 40 17.: 1324 4 10 1I 4 46 H 12.lt 4 W 14 4 46 17 mu 4 15 I" 4 4a I H54 4 j 4 41 It 112a 4 ks 10 1 41 4 40 0 124 4 K 1 1" 4 60 It 1J42 6 05 It lit 4 54 11 )4,o t 26 40 1141 4 65 Jf !; 1 J4 COWS 1 440 t 04 . ja-j 1 K 1 0 I 15 it 1071 1 10 I t IS S! ltd 1 S5 75 1 M 1 1134 1 U I" 1 46 1 mo 40 I VltO 1 60 I a40 t 40 t W IK I it,n g 4, 1 440 I I 1 UM , 4 t4 16 1 m 1 40 t til t 60 10. ,34 I 44 3 til 1 15 10 1 ,44 1 4S I 40 1 nit 5 4 t t 1015 i t 4 1U 1 tt 15 ,o l fc, t tt 1 aa: it 111 1 4 16 1041 I tt I"" 3 t t 1 21 t 44 I SHI I 71 It ( 3 7t 1 Hi I M 3 75 1 ' I to II ,-(, , 4u J M 3 t It lull o I t M I n:o I I-, l h ti ir S lilt I 4 12.1 I 70 lo "4 10 t 7. ! 17... lit 1 7. " 04 1 n, 1 a, I" tl ltOu I to at I SO i ,,4, , , 11 1 130 I to 1"4 3 I I U7 J H M 111 I ur, 4 i M I" 1KD 4 t l 3 It 3 j,. 4 a. U44 ( st U 1174 4 -1 na 1 1 1 14 4 , K I It U l;j 1 M . st 3 M HllGS KeceiiMs, 2u.) head; market Millc higher; choice to prune heavy, $t,.uo$i.0f,; medium to good heavy, $5.!)j4it.00; butclier weights, Si.i((j6.o;; good to choice heavy mixed. $5 SiSjrt.eu; packers, $j.7li'o (-7V- HEEP AND LAMBH Receipts, 15,j head: market steady; sheep. $3 5nfit 00' yearling. $5.5nj6.5o; lambs, $.,'f7.40. Kansas ritjr Live Block Market. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Feb. 12 CATTLE Receipts. 14.5J head, including in south erns; top quarantines, $4.75; market steady to strong; choice export ar.d dressed bef steers, $5.25u00; fair to good. $4.0ifj5 ST.; western fed steers, ri.5"j5.iu; stockers and feeders. V.."jA K,: southern steers x-t 5uv J.'C,; southern cows. SiVfllTo; native tows. I $2.24.40: native heifers. $3.004t4.s; bulls 1 tl'.6i4 40: riilvefi Xt i4V,,? J ' ' HOGS Receipts. 13.4DO head; market 7'if 10c higher; top price, eix h.aUs at $i0n bulk of sales, $i!7',i75.Sr'; heay. $r. i:,jj (m packer. $& IrjiiKi. pis and llghu, $6.40 SHEEP AND LAMBS-lteeelm. t u.t 'ttu. F'f"VJi: head .,,u. Wt .1., A 7 ' . .' T 1 " " 4 . ... ...... ,,,,,, .iiivr, IlHllve la.T.bs. $o.,o7. Hi; wcKtcrn lambs, i.75ii7 fc ewes and yearllntts. $4 60(10.75; western fed yearlings. $T..5'avn.26: weMirn fed sheep $4.5ti0.75; stockers and feeders. $3.J5gi7j' $l.l; pink, oc; fancy Chinook. F.. $2.10: Taney Buckeye. t, 51. ; aardlne.. V,-oil. $2.00; VmustardH, $2.50.10; sweet pota toes, $1 .1&47I.25; sauerkraut. $l.au; putnu kin. fcJcijSl.OO; wax beans. 2-lb ( 75ai'c Llti.a btaus, 2-lb., TSiitucUfLSo; ilpinacii'. 1.25ii2.oo; cheap pK. $-lb.. 30c- extra 75. Sue: fancy, $1.14)1.75. ' . EVAPORATED . FRIITS-Fnc peache. 12Hc; chofcc Mulr peache. lancy yenow, i;'c; bo-w prunes. vc; lanvy .fw lork ring choice, liec; fancy 4-crown tei raisins, .ic; 8-crown. it: Mulr Hi..-- ?sc: 7o. apples, ll1.-; loos musca- -crown. iUc: it. I.onl .lv Stuck Market. ST. LOI IS. Mo., Feb. lS.-CA1TI.E-Re-ceipis. 4.0UU head, including sno Texans market strong- native shipping and ex port steers. $4.5'y .OS: dreasetl beef and butcher steers. $:.tii.5li; steers under 1 trj pounds. $oUO&4 2i; stocaers and feeders $2.50414.80; c.jW8 and heifers. ti.4iig4.4ti; can ners. $2.u)f-i.40; bulls, SJ.5'rj4iS; calves $3.7.-.fj'8 00: Texas mid Indian steers, $J Oiii 4.00- cows and hellers. $2. 1013 to. HOGS Receipts, to head; market .V&lOo r-h'r; ,nd "afht. $vll,5.); packers fc 4tfi6.Ki; butchers and best heavy. 35 s) KHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipta. i 5m head; market steady; native muttons, $5 36 Jrl -S: lambs. $i,.0uei 0o: culls and bucks $2 'Xj4.0o. stot kers, $2 4 r3. Hi. ' I. Joseph Live stork Market. 6T. JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. 13 CATTLE Receipts 2.i!3 hd; market steady ns-I'cV?"- C '"; caws and heifers. Sl.d.jj, 4.S1: stockei and leed.-rs, 32 0n-riiau hfKIS Receipts. 7 6hl head, rn irk. t mostly luc blrher; light. $5.705 i.fl; medium ard heavy. $0 S5. m fellEf.P AND LAMB.1-Re.eipt,. Ml hes.l market steady; wethers. $0.65, ewa, $i.j6 lonx City l.lve flork Market. SIOl'.X CITY. Is.. Feb, IS -Six-cla' Tele-g'.c.,-'ATTLE-Recel.,. , rr"-' a itt-rkt tej1; ' Uw; b.v... $k,a2o; con and helfars, $2.si.-gu; laticv sjrtKiea raisui in l-IO cmnn. choice se4rded. in 12-ox cartoons, 7Uc- east ern pitied cherries, 17c; New York' evap orated black raspberries, 35c, fancy pears lie; choice, lac; fancy nectarine. c; janty uprlcots, ll',c; clioice royal, 10c: lui lowe'en dales, SHt", glace citrc.o. 7c- can died. 16c i lemon. 14 c; orange, 14c. 1 Toledo Seed Mnrket. ' ',,,.' r'nv."-,sl'-t:,-'S--4:",'. cash v.; marcn. Mi:; April. $162H. Alsik. $7.3G. - J - -I REAL ESTATE THtMFEBI.' Brit-' avnd. M 1 1 , - i' 1 , ... vougnian ana nusband to 1. joenson, e leel lots It lerrace addition fimlll, C I.1.....11 -.''.'-'-- il V. - . . ""u w-ii 10 pimetie B. Cassel. lot 2. Pi uyn s uboi vision of lot 23i Millard at Caldwell addi tion Chri V. Nleman and wife 'to aarii J1IH " 1 $00 B. J. Scannell and wl'e t 'i'mLi ' Spuric lot a. block 2, Burr Place... Joseph W. Bishop ar.d w ile to Francis R Grave, lot 4. block 1, Yate At Hernial s ddltlon n . A. Smith and w!f. to rii , M, u , i Phukert, lot 12. block 12. Hjn.un .6f 100 601 Place Omaha b Council Bluff' 'st'reeV RaiU .rr..c'm;'any ia me. same......... 3...U tit Maxwell and husband to Jnin W. iiamiltun. 14. acra in i,in.v l. Benson ... ' Mary A. B. Howell to El tti MaxVe'lV same j Francis Hernianek and huMha'nii " Yo aclav Dusatkn. lot 5, block 14. Kount Third addition ' J 3tt &") F. D. Day & Co. Of at era 3n Stocks. Gran. Provision kl soar Craln to I. Bra nek Oatto. llO-lll Hoard of Trd Hidat Onsht. neb. Telonkoa SAI k a 7;-;?3 r.xehaig bldg. South Omaha Bell PbbB 214 lndepeudcut Tbso $