Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1906.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
TJnfTorLle Report! from Ponthweit tod
Lack of Interest Keep Up Price.
COLD WEATHER HAS SOME EFFECT
Vrarfstreet F.stlmate I.OtMl.MKe-riaahrl
Drrie la World's Supply
of WheatCor HkoKi
Home Gala.
OMAHA, Feb. 14. 19K.
Unfavorable reports from the southwest
nd a lark of Interest In the market kept
wheat up to yesterday's prices and addd
trifle during the day. It was reported
that Cold weather had followed the ralna
nd now In the winter wheat belt and thla
had Its effect as well aa Bradstreet
estimate of l,6t1,ofto bushels decrease In
world a supply, which was more thnn ex
pected. The dtillneaa In the market was
announced. Liverpool cables were V to
lower. It was reported that some of the
shorts covered yesterday. May closed at
oo'ac, duiy at H3o and Hrptember at o2c. i
Corn showed some gain. The break yes- i
tenriay rausrht onlte a number of orders
waiting for It and the demand has picked
tip some, though European cables were I
lower. Mav turn finished at 43V.. Julv at
4374c and September at 44W
tata. were quiet as usual, although the
market strengthened slightly. Mav closed
at ao'ic, July at 2o and September at
28Hc.
Ons hundred Inquiries as to the amount
of wheat remaining In the hands of farmers
In the winter wheat belt showed those In
Missouri are practically exhausted, while
there is retained In Kansas and Nebraska
On average of from 10 to 14 per cent.
Prlngle wired: "R. L. Smith of Mc
Gradie, one of the most extensive wheat
raisers nf the county, wires from Fulton,
Mo., that he Is not at all encouraged with
the present .prospect for a good yield. He
has 3S5 acres sown In wheat. Says recent
weather has been very hard on It roots
two-thirds out of the ground on account
O recent thawing and freezing."
Clearances were: Wheat, 30,010 bushels;
corn, J,Jt;2.O00 bushels; oats, 120.000 bushels;
flour, 13.9GS barrels; wheat and flour 93,0tX
bushels.
Primary receipts were 438 O0O bushels of
wheat and shipments of 250.000 bushels,
against receipts of S5,0fW bushels and ship
ments of lfiS.ouo bushels last year. Primary
receipts on corn were Sos.otiO bushels, with
shipments of 444.0"0 bushels, ngnlnst re
ceipts of 560.000 and shipments, of Soti.OJO last
year.
Omaha Cash "ales.
CORN 1 cur-No. X, SH'iic; 1 car No. 4
(Iowa), 34V4c; 1 car No, 3 (Iowa), 3SV&C
Omaha 1'aah. Prices.
WHEAT No. it hard. 7.iAtfi7fi'c: No. 3
hard, 72&75c: No. 4 hard, 6oi7.'c; No. 2
northern, 7fi677c; No. 3 spring, 74V4l'ai6c.
CORN No. 3 mixed, ZKw, No. 3 white,
S7Hc; NK 3 ytllow,-3tS4; No. 4 mixed, 34
434-c.
OATS No. I mixed, iQ7Zf, No. 3 white,
J8V0'c; No. 4 white, 2V&2XHC.
IlYE No. 2. 0c; No. , c.
v CARLOT RECEIPTS. '
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City ..
Minneapolis ..
Duluth
Bt. Louis
4
23
7
5
56
2&t)
31
39
43
112
136
146
12
CHICAGO GHAIX AM) PROVISION'S
Featarea of the Trading; and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. 14. A decrease In the
world's visible supply of wheat and an
Improved demand for the cash product were
chiefly responsible today fur a steady tone
In the wheat market here. At the close
wheat for May delivery was up UltVac
Corn was unchanged. Oats showed a gain
of He. Provisions wene 2V4C to 10c higher.
Because of a drclino of W'iVtO In the
price of wheat at Liverpool tho local mar
ket opened easier with pit traders In
clined to sell. Initial quotations on. May
were a shade lower nt 85c. Offerings were
rendlly taken by commission houses and
before the end of the first hour the market
had become tirm am! .prices ranged a trifle
above the close of yesterday. Bradstreet's
weekly report showing a decrease of l.tiol,(M
bushels lu the world'a visible supply,
against an Increase of 782,000 bushels lor
tha corresponding time of last year and
the strength of cash wheat here and In
Minneapolis, encouraged the bulls. Dur
ing the day the high point for May was
kbtC. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 93,000 bushels. Primary reOelplH
were 438.wW bushels, agalfrsT- li".W'rrushls
a VHr an M i nnn rMtlia IVillutli jin.l flit-
ago reported receipts of 28 cars, against
9&i ran laat auk nnH 91K Lin a vnai- airr
Tradlna- In the corn nit was extremely
quiet, but prices held steady, becauso of
liberal clearances nt the seaboard and
reports of drought In Argentina. Primary
receipts were lurge ami the world s visible
uppiy snnwea an increase 01 neuriy i,t,
000 bushels, against s. decrease last year
of 1.280.000 bushels. The cloxe was steady.
May opened unchanged to a shade higher
at 43C to 43Mi'(( 4.i"c, sold up to 43U4;wir
situ cioseo hi a.tvc. iucai receipts were
403 cars, wltii twenty-aeven cars of con
tract grade.
Oats had a firm undertone, nlthmigh the
volume of trading was small. Offerings
were scattered and demand came mainly
from commission houses. May opened un-
changed at 3or, sold up to StiVui'-e and
closed at 30c. Local receipts were 148
csrs. -
The provisions market was strong and
active An advance of "Oe In thn nrlce nt
live hog. caused an urgent demand by
shorts and Induced considerable buying for
Investment. The advance In prices waa
checked somewhat by selling on tho part
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. L(w. Close. Yes'y,
Wheat
May
July Corn
May July '
Sept.
Outs
May July,
Pork
May .
. J"' .
Lard .
May
July
llllm
Msv
July.
83
8TiV 8S 85ViiS5fi85ti
I I
to'aj'lJ 44 44ttll4 l,l4:it'iTl'n44 4:i7
44V4"1.! 44,,44'i'uV! 44V,!44VbV.
30 Soi.tfjti
30
30V.I
19a 29 tj Vi
15 60
la 40
.7 80
8 00
15 f.2V'
15 4'JVi
la 26
15 60
15 37V
16 40
li 40
7 95
15 27H
7 S7t,
7 874!
7 92H
8 O.V,
8 071,'
s 00
8 IK
8 25
97V,.
8 17 V,
8 274
s r.
8 3-Vil
8 17V,
8 10
8 27Vi 8 12'4
No. t.
Cash quotations were as follows'.
FLOl'R iulet and steady: winter pat
ents, 3.7tM.4; winter straights. 4.1.701 S K5;
gmrlng patents. S3.t-ti3.jai: spring straights,
lientiiS.70; bakers, 32. IM"! 3.00.
WHEAT No. I spring, 3(8tic; No. 3, 8ta
Mo: No. 3 red.-801 tiVc.
CORN No. 2. 4c; No. J yellow, 404C.
OATS No. 2. 2!iT,c; No. 3 white. 31Vc; No
S white, 2iv43o4c.
RYE No. ?. 4c.
BARLEY Oood feeding, 2Sj38V,c; fair to
4-holce malting, 4lf48r.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. S1.09: No. t northwest
ern, Sl H'i Timothy, prime, S3S5. Clover,
contract rratle. I4 00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 315.25
il5 . Iird. per 100 lbs. S7.77H'tj7.oi). Short
ribs sides tlnoHel, txwiH.W; short clear sldea
tboxed), So37yt860.
Receipts and shipments for the day were
aa follows:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 4tl.4ti 3o.4t'0
Wheat, bu. .0tto , 34,100
Corn, bu ; 6"i9,9t. l.r,6.tj0
Oats, bu '.. 334. :ou 334. lot
Kye. tu 13.O"0
2,000
Barley, bu '. ... lijO.sUl 52.0t
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 17i:.7c;
dairies, 17r?4c. Eggs, weak; at mark, cases
Included. 15c; firsts, 15c: prime firsts, ltic;
t-xtras, l&c. Cheese, firm, ll'i)13c.
Mlaneapolla tirala Market.
MINNEAPOIJS. Feb. 14. FLOUR
Pte.dv.
B KAN In bulk, 3l4.5tV14.75.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery ) The following quotations were re
ported at Minneapolis by F. D. Day At Co.,
110-111 Board of Trade building:
Artlcles.1 Open. High. Ijow. Close. Yes'y.
AVheat-l I
May...;83VH
3'!
83 V4'
k 1
83 V,
1 1'4
S3H
5 v,
1 17V4
1 18V,
uiy,,. oa
Flx I
Mav.s.l 117
1 "U 1 14'
July... I 1 W.
1 1 17
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
bard. 83Vrc; No. 1 northern. b3c; to arrive,
8.V; Np. 2 Northern. alVac; to arrive. 81W;
No. S. ?JV,(C1H)V,:; No. 1 durum. TJVjc; No.
1 aurum, iuc. iorn: so. s yellow, c;
No. 3. S3c. Oats- No. 3 white, aic; No. 3,
V,J2A,C Barley; Stvj4t7c. Rye: W-iHiiAc.
Flax: ;Cah, SI 14; May. Sl l.
. Kwlath Grain Market.
IiI'M'TIf, Feb. 14,-WHEAT-To arrive.
IS'o. 1 nortijerQ, Wiv; No. ) northern. V;
oi ocai longs j ne market closed gtrons I Bl,dtreet . how the following rhangi s i "-" r."'1 " ' 1
wan ftiay porg til Ii.wot.WSi. were, i available suntilles aa romnared with the """'P""" 11
7c higher at S8.174. 1 !" ? X""?J up a" conlPBre- ltti the M Bt p & B M 1M
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat . ,aV.. . o,. . ,1m, St. P. ft s. 8. at. ptd.. l ino 177, ntn 174
iJeiv. Ii, ...... . 4 ii ..ItT i el,.'. I Wheat-United States and Canada, east Missouri Pscific a.ino mj ion. 101
hogs SOOfO head" ' I of Rockies, decreased l.Sol.niO bu.; afloat Missouri. Kanua ft Teaaa. a.i.W) 34V,
The leading future, renged a, follows: d7creasedr,,r.X bunCnan8rU: 1 N' .0 '"V. .
on track. No. 1 northern, No. 1 north"
ern. r; M-iv, lovc: July, M e.
OATS To arrive and on track, 2!c.
SKW lORK nF.1P.ntl, MARKET
Qaotatloaa nf the Par Varloas
Co at mod I ties.
NEW TORK. Feb. 14 -FIOUR-Recelpts
a.ti-iH hhl.; exports, 1.5a hbls.: market dull
and barely steady; Minnesota patents, $4.60tf
4.Wi Minnesota bakers, $l.Sii'il'3.90; winter
ratents, $4.0iii4.40: winter straights, $3 85fl
winter extras, $2,7V33.26; winter low
(Trades. 12 fifi'Sa . Hvo flour, quiet; f.ilr to
good. $3.7t'i4 HO; choice to fancy, Il.0fq4.3ft.
Buckwheat flour, dull, 12.102.15, spot and to
arrive.
BUCKWHEAT Dull, 614e, delivered New
Tork.
CtjRNMEAL Ttarrljr steady: fine white
and yellow, $1.15; coarse, $1.03tfil.06; kiln,
dried, $2.7t'U2.iO.
R YB Nominal; No. 2 western, 73c f. o. b.
New York.
BARLEY Quiet: feeding, 42e e. I. f. Buf
falo; mnltlnir. 47fii?c c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Recclpts, 41,in bu. Spot, steady;
No. i red, WV elevator; No. 1 red, W4C f.
o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, Wuc f.
o. b. afloat. A slight opening; decline In
wheat, due to lower caolcs, was tmme
dlatWy followed by advances on a cold
wave scare, light Interior receipts and at
noon the large cieorea.se tn worm s siocks,
Through the lust hour It mled about steady,
rinsing v,c net nigner. may, lajyj'gvu i.i-ioc.
closed at JMc; Julv. IMMV, closed at
SS'.c; September. S71R71c. closed nt 87V,r.
CORN Receipts, 8S.160 bu.; exports, 1.0.4)
bu. Spot market steady; No. 2. 6"c elevator
and tsvjo. f. o. t). afloat; No. 2 yellow. 48Vtc;
no. t wiiue, K(' .-tpiioii mitrse waa iiuiei
and generally steady on adverse Argentina
news and large clearances, closing net un
changed. May, tn-tttSc. closed at 4!Vic;
July closed at 4!c; September closed at
50Vtr.
oat-Receipts, in.6W on.; exports, t.77u
bu. Spot market steady; mixed, 2fi to 32
lbs.. 3;V'i3oHc; natural white. 30 to 33 lbs..
3tHfi3tic; clipped white. 38 to 40 lbs., 3KVa3!r.
HAT Quiet; spring, &04j5oc; good to
Choice, 75'j"iC.
HOPS Firm: state common to choice.
19oS. raf- Y., !illc: olds, 5ii7c. Pacific
coast, 1'kv;. 91j14c: 1904, 9fillc; olds, 6JT7c.
HinKS-Bteadv; Galveston. i to S lbs..
Vic; California. 21 to Z lbs., 21c; Texas dry,
24 to 30 ls.. 19c.
LKATHRR Steady: acid. 9Hi27Hc.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. .11 50
ft1M.J0; mess, .Wirl0.m: beef hams, fcm.M'
21.50: packet. 10.50''il1.00; city extra Indln
nies. J18.504j19 00. Cut meats, steady; plfk
led bellies. $lW9.0i; pickled shoulders, 17;
Tickled hams, 9.soiri.lo.oo. Iard. firm; west
ern strained, SS.Uat!ie.I5; refined, firm; con
tinent, $.ir.; South America, SS.05; com
pound, S'i U1.ii.S"Vs. Pork, flrm; family,
tl.;(Vilt;.B0: short clears, Slo.OCa 17.50; mess,
SK 2f"7 1H.75.
TALIX)V Burely steady; clly, 5Hc; coim
trv, 61tf,iir.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra. 34
ijific: .Inpnn, nominal.
Bl'TTER Firm: street price, extra
creamery, 27tyc: offtcial prices unchanged.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, small
and large, colored and white, September,
riincy, it'ic: state, uctouer, best, laviif
131c; state, late made, small averiige, best,
lic; state, large, 12r; stute, fair, HV.'i
12c.
EOOS Easy; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 23i24c; state
choice. 21tif22c; state mixed, extra, 19c:
western firsts. 17c; western seconds, 16'iJ
ltiVt,c; southerns.
POl'LTRY Alive, firm; western rhlckens,
12c: fowls, 15c; turkeys, 14r. Dressed,
steady; western c'liekens, lOfdl.Tc; turkevs,
15ii21c; fowls, 10813c. . ;
Nt. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 14 WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash elevator, 87(&9lc; track,
miG.34c: May, 82Tic; July hUc; No. 2
hard. M't'c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 40c; track,
4Ki42c; May, 41V: July, 42Vs4-ntC.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, attc; track,
31tii31Vjc; May, 30'4e; July, 29Vc; No. 2
white. WTi'.a,c.
FI.OCR 8teady; red winter patents. $4 .10
64.50; extra fancy and straight, 33.4.25;
clear, S3. 90413.25.
SEED Timothy, flrm, S2.50tji70; high
grades, S2.90fji3.2u.
CORNMEAISteady, S2.20.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track, StOlSoc.
HAY Steady; timothy, SK.OOitfl4.50; pralile,
$8. lfi 11.00.
IRON v viiTON TIES S1.02.
Lartl
mea
clear ribs, SX.E!Vi: short clears, Sf.25. Bncon,
higher; boxed extra shorts, SS.S2V4; clear
rilix. SK.37H; short clear. SW.50.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. Kc; springs,
12c; turkevs, 16c; ducks. 13c; geese, 8c.
BUTTER Firm ; creamery, 21tj2Sc; dairy,
J8&21e:
EGG Seteat1y . rj lUc.
- -" -." Beee4rts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls... fi.oOO 7,0t)
,Vneut: bu..... j. .' 3S.i
itWIl, bU .',l..t'
f.M
1tir,M0
Oats, bu 8ti,000
Utt.OyO
Kansas Cllr Grain and Provlsl)ns.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. H.-WHEAT-Mtv.
777c: Julv. 7'lc; Sertember. 75Vc: onsh. No.
z nard, iiiiit!; ro. 3. J'wTiSci- 00. a reii,
.1 DltttOi'c; No. 3, RtifinOc.
CORN May, 39,c; July. 39Nr: cash. No.
I 2 mixed, SS,f,'fjflp; No. 2 white, Kt'tc; No.
. 3, .tt'iC
,l,r
OATS--N0. 1 white. 39ViiSc.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $10.5tr
11.00: choice prairie, Ss.OOtffs.SO.
it yl steady: aiic.
E'JGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas,
new. No. 2, whltewood cases Included, 144c:
j case count, l.le; cases returned Vsc less.
1 . BUTTER Steady; creamerv. '.'Sc.
Receipts. Shipments.
I Wheat, bu ftfl.tioo 57.(it
: Corn, bu fi2.0t 24.000
.Outs hn 1 okl 'HO
I ' . "
Available Hupplles of tlraln.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14. Sneclal cable anil
telegraphic communications received by
Corn United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, Increased 1,001,004 bu.
OATS United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, decreased 818.000 bu.
The leading decreases reported to Brad
streets' this week are 698,000 bu. in Mani
toba, lfi9,ooo bu. at Omaha and 55.000 bu. In
Lincoln. Neb., and vicinity. Stocks held In
the Minneapolis private' elevators In
creased 60,000 bu.
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 14. BUTTER
firm; extra, western creamery, 2JSV4C: nearby
prints. Sir.
EGGS Week. Vic lower; nearby fresh
and western fresh. lSVfcc. at mark.'
CMEESE-Steady; New York full cream.
13 140.
Mllwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 14.-VHEAT-Dull ;
No. 1 northern, R5!tWe; No. 2 northern, 82
t!?c: Mtiv, (i5i,'aK6VJo bltl.
RYE Firm: No. 1. 6740.
BARLEY Dull; No. A 65c! sample, 3ti
61c.
CORN Quiet; May. 43Vo asked.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Feb 14.-CORN-H!gher: No. 3
white. 8fle: No. 3 yellow, 394c; No. 3, 39Vic;
No. 4, Sic; no grade, 3ia3."Vfe
OATS Steady; No. 3 white, 29e; No. 4
white, S9i4e.
RYD-Sieadv; No. 2. tTTtfjWHe.
WHISK Y On the basis of SI. 29 for fin
ished goods.
Liverpool (irala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 14.-WHEAT-Spot,
nominal; futures, steady; March, 6s loVjd;
Mav. 6s fPftd: July, Ks d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, Is 1V4. American mixed, old, 4s M;
futures, steady; March, 4s i. May, 4s 17,d.
To leal a Seed Market.
TOLEDO SEED Clover, cash end Feb-
1 ruury, SS57; March. SS.SO; April, S62.
9 rimu iimoiuy, 1.1;,; prime aisiae, ai.tKt.
(agar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Fb. 14.-8UGAR Quiet;
fair refining, 24c; cenirlt'uguL 9 test.
S 11-32& 3c; molaHses sugar. 2c. Refined,
quiet; No. (, 4c: No. 7. 3.Htk.-; No. h. 3 9'-:
No. 9. l6e; No. 10. 3.80C; Xv- 11. 3.75c; No.
12. 3.70c: No. 13. 36c: No. 14. 8fi6c: oonfec.
6.20c; crushed, b.'soc; powdered. 4 60c; gran-
ulnted. 4 60c; cubes, 4.75c.
vi, ,1 L', , . v. .
tinners A. 4.3oo: mould .A-'. 4.I1D4:; cut loaf.
MoLAa&ES Firm: New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, SufiSSc.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 14.-SUOAR
Firm; open kettle centrifugal. 84c; centri
fugal whites, 8j4o; yellows, SVottHc; sec
onds. 2iS ll-16c.
MOLASSES-Open kettle. 20030c; centri
fugal. 7622c.
Cofee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14 COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady at unchanged prices to
a decline of five points under European
Helling orders and in sympathy with the
declines in the European markets. The
market closed bsrelv steady at a net de
cline of live to fifteen points. Kales were
reported nf 120 Otu bags. Including March
at oVfj4.S5r: May, t.!Vi7.0or; june. 7.0m:;
July, 7.1otti7.15c; September. 7.a87.36c;
0-tober, 7.40e : December, 7 5ifi7.tic and
January, 7.4u?7 70r. About ( bags of
the total reported were exchanges from
near to later position, fiuol Hiv uulet. No.
7 invoice, ia.
BAOOINU 9'4C. Anaconda Mining 10 , , ita, 1 Japanese di ..oped and then rallied on Toklo
HEMP TW INK "Vic !".!'"!! no ir,ii; urn. nZ reports regarding loans. Peruvians were
PROVISlONS-l'orit. flrm: Jobbing. S15.2K. I A r1'!?" -v.": , i5 VP. JJ I firm. Argentina rails were In demand on
1. higher; prime steam. S7.4R. Dry salt 1 n,ii mors T oiilo eV-'ol'v" i loo mu lit lion excellent truffle returns. Kaffirs wete firm,
1. iViarher: hmert e.iva ahnrt. tx '7U.: V "T0. 11'. . " " H sari being helped by the reported appointment
NEW MR STOCKS AND BUSDt
Marks, ii 81uj?iia Except for Few Epecli.li
. Which Ire Aotire.
UNION PACIFIC DIVIDEND SETTLED
Placing; Stork oa a His Per ( tit Baals
Has Little Effect, as Artloa
Had Bees, Largely
Anticipated.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14 Speculative Inter
est today in the stock inaraet declined
again to about last week avuiage. me
movement ws exceedingly siugaisu except
In a tew special stocks and in luem It was
less pronounced thun yesterday.
i tio day a trading ottered a lame con
clusion to the long period of suiimse over
the L'nion Pacino dividend, wnicn was
settled I on a v tiv tne niacin of tun stora I
on a rMtuinr fi uer cent titutiH. Tha tradina '
In that stock tor the duy was
ratner
vinauer man in retem nvroino aim iiiq
to only hDoui a point above or Deiow last ,
night s level. In me last few days the cur- ,
rent opinion had become pretty well in
formed as to tne Intended action on this
dividend, but the conjecture up to that
time had covered a very wide range of pos
sibilities as to the rate of the dividend
and a supposed distribution of surplus In
addition. The moderato movement In the
stock on the setting at rest of all these
rumors was suggestive of a pretty thor
ough clearing up of speculative commit
ments. The action of the copper stocks on the
formal announcement of the transfer of
r . ,1 , ,-. 1 1 ,1 f thn MeiiiKA rmt,rtlea h nit the
resulting settlement of litigation also of- '
fered abundant suggestions to the specu- I
latlve mind that the mystery being cleared
from the stock deprives It of much of Its
motive power in the market. Amalgamated
Copper and Anaconda clearly showed the
effects of realizing throughout the day, al
though occasional support made their
movements irregular. The Hill group had
the continued benefit of a mystery still on,
and the smelling and lead stocks also
came under the revived Influence of the
possible wholesale merger of copper and
smelting companies, which it was hoped
was to be Included In the official announce
ment of the Montana settlements. These
movements Were of small effect, however,
on the general market, whlrh backed and
nlled with a narrow range during the day.
Tho money market, however, showed
clearly enough the effect of the large re
quirements thus to be met. The rate of
time loans for all periods up to six months
was fairly established on a 6-per cent basis
and higher rates were asked for short
time loans. Call loan rates also were
higher, ruling above 4 per cent throughout
the day and getting as high as 5 per cent.
Foreign exchange yielded sharply under
large offerings of finance bills by bankers
who placed the proceeds in tne local loan
market. The effects of the Union Pacific
dividend and the conper settlement caused
some apprehension that various other deals
have been discounted already In the move
ment cf prices. There was growing uneasi
ness also over the advance In money rates.
The market closed under pressure and at
the lowest of the day.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, S2.735.0O0. United States bonds were
all unchanged on cnll.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
8alea. Hlh. Low. Cloae.
Atlanta Ennreaa 245
Amalgamated 1M t II6S U3 1U4
American C. A F Z.ii 46 "
Amerlran r. A F. pfd
too let
103H
X7t
2
JJ3
.inerlran Cotton on.
400 3714
S74
American Cotton OH pfd.
Am-rl'-an F.npraca
American H. A I,. efd...
American lea. aecurltlca. .
1
14,500
37 S
4
37t
4514
3714
4SS
24-,
American l.ltiaaed Oil
American I.lnitced Oil pfd
American Locomotlva 4,500
ibu
7SH T4i
74
lieii
Ain'-r. Locomotive ptii....
American 8. A H
American 8 at B. pfd..
American Sugar Refining.
. 45.000 iMs, isi i4i4
mm im 12514 it".i
. 4.4m 14H 145 145
Amer. Tobacco ptd clfa..
4tn in.,, ia,wi i"o-j
nrooklyn Hapld Transit.
Canadian Pscfnn
Central of New Jereejr..
rhenaneahe ft Ohio
I'hlcaan ft Alton
T.400 M't tS 14-H
6,30 174'4 173 17"H
a:t
500 r,s f"4
100 at a;
5!4
31 S
75
1144
2:Hi,
US
15S
34
103
70
f hlraan ft Alton pfd
Chicago tlreat Western 1,e II 44 1H
Chicago ft Northwestern... .."0 2S 135
ii'Hiam' t t,
CMcaao. Mil. ft St. r a.soo i4 tu
ci,ico T. ft T, pM
100 ' S7V. '5714
riilcaao. C. C. ft St. Louis
Colorsdo Fnet ft Iron....
12.500
(IK)
7H4
at.
Colorado ft Southern
24'.
44V4
7IH
5:
i 0'0-aoo iv 10. in pi.i....
Coiorno ft Po. !d pfd....
Consolidated Oaa
Corn P-oducta
Corn Products p'tl
Iieiaware A Hii4on
bflaware. I., ft W
t louver ft Rio Crantle
fienver ft Rio Urande pfd.
Tllstllkrs' Securities
so 544
ot) 174
no mi
100 II
lit,
mvs 17714
1s IHi
54 54
1J
a. 100 4rt 47
44
IH
5i4
45 '4
71
J.400
4,lon
l.int)
67 VI
4IU4
7s
Krle
4f
7S
' f:"" Vi
too
71
7!i
tlonera! Klectrlc
Hocking Vallev, offered.
1.100 17414 172 17!
lmw.
llltnnla Central
300 177
1.S0O f3
17 174
1 International Paper
12S 2.S
j International rper pfd..
Interr.atlonal Pump
International Pump pfd..
" 'n,r-' ;
rn.;1 .,"
Kansas Illy southern
7
204
1444
34 Vt
13
34 V,
SO
10
S3
n4 1
3,100 3244 31H
3iS
I i.oui?viiie ft Nashviii.-'
4K IttS 4tl4 4144
!4.!'
Manhattan L
! i""1
t.iS ! l"s 1J0I4
Metropolitan Remrltlca
Metropolitan "traet Rr
J?!
? aim u a. Li
. .. ii
National R. R. of M. pfd.
orlc ( entral
New York. O ft XV
Norfolk ft XVertern
Norfolk ft Western pfd...
North American
Tat'inc Mail
Pennsylvania
P-opla'a Oaa
rittahurs. C, C. ft St. I
Pressed Steel Car
Preesed Steel Car pfd....
Pullman Palace Car
Keadins
Reading 1st pfd
14.400 1514 15044 15S
l.tHtO 6314 Ct 52
i.ooo m4 aav, Si
0
1.300 103 lAiUj lot
4.100 4V 4714 4H4
17.400 141 H MOW, 1404
1,400 10114 loov, tonvi
11
J. tOO V, 4144
100 lot 10a
1
101V
1411
140
14
.. 44.40 H:u, 140
Reading td pfd
Hepuhllr Steel
Republic Steal pfd
hock Inland Co
Rock Island Co. pfd ,
St. 1.. ft V. tdpfd
Pt. Louis Kouthaeetern
St. Ixiula 8. W. pfd
Fouthera Pacific
Southern PaclOc pfd .,
b.iuthcrn Rallwar
Koutliern Railway pfd
Tennessee Coal ft Iron....
Texas ft Par; tic
Toledo. St. Louie ft W...,
Toledo, Rt. L ft W. pfd..
Vnlon Pact (to
t'nion Paclflc p'd
L'nlted Htataa Rxpreaa
t'Mlted Statea Realty
fulled Statea Rubber
f. 8. Rtll.ber pfd
t'nlted Ktatoa Steel........
V. 8. Steel pfd
a. -Carolina Chemical ....
a. -Carolina Chain, pfd...
Wabash
Watash pfd
Welle-Fargo Enorrea
Westlnghousa Electrla ....
Western l'nion
Wheeling ft 1-ake Erie ...
Wlsconaln Central
Wiscon.ln' Central pfd
Northern Paclhc
antral Leather
Central Leather pfd
Hloaa-Sheineld
W
l.aos 34 34V4 14
4'W) 1074 107V, 10714
1.100 tt ls ICS
1.300
10
400
600
4,000
r,44
47
t5'4
51
47
Six I.
4714 "vi
174
inn 11-7Z hit. mil
30.inn 4n 3974 40
700 10014 iwi at,
700 lt4 l54Vi 15414
4,10 3514 ar, 35
' 7U S mil
17 too 15.2 ulvi iwi
171.700 154V, 164V, 1,44
lit
304 14 17 v, 17
4o its 5iv, 51V4
tw uti no loiu
. 14.700 44 43 41Vi
10 100 1MM, IMS W
1,700 61V KiS 50 'I
, , 1,
1,300
400
as 14
4444
II I3V4
444 44Vj
115
145
3 tt
im 1 '
J04 II Vi
4t0
3014
300
a4 14V, MV,
. .. 17V
M.r-I J3JV, tt7'4 tJ7
l.OOO 454 45V, 454
1,000 107 104 104V4
aov MS N IJVk
Total galea for tha day, 4:3,400 shares.
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Feb. 14.-Call loans, 4t&4V, per
cent; time loans. fyiitVi per cent. Closing
uuiaiiuns uu siwks stta uonas were
Atchlaoa aOJ. 4a 44 'AH venture
do 4a lvlA.1 Allouea
.. 4
.. 40
..11344
.. 10
.. 34V,
.. 41
..TU
.. 37V,
.. 41V.
.. 14
.. II V,
.. 1444
.. 10
.. 14
.. 14
.. 41
.. 4VJ
.. uv,
..lot
.. 41
.. Ml
,.. 4
..107
.. lt44
.. 73S,
... US
... 1SV4
,.. 41
.... 144
...
..114
Mei. Central 4s 7 Amalgamated
Atchlaoa
ds Did
! American Zinc ....
1H3, Atlantic
257 ieuincham
Boatos ft Albanj-....57
-Hoeion Maine in
Hostoa Maine 1HV4 Cal. ft Hat la
Jj"iri" c"lr'
I Talon' r.'eiae
I talon raetac
J""""" -''" I'emenaial
US Copper Haste .
.101 Daly West
.154t4 Dominion Coal
. tot, Freuklla
. 47 O ran by
. ait, Masa. Mining ..
.1444. Michigan
.131 Mohawk
.141V4 Mont. C. ft 0..
. 44 I Old Dominion .
.10144 Oscaola
Amsr. Arge. Cheat
do ptd
Aver. Pnau. Tuba
A mar. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. ft T....
Amer. Woo lea ....
do pfd
Pomlnlea I. ft a.,
i rarrac
fcdieon Xlee. lllu... 244
Qulncy .........
8hanuoe
Tamarauk ......
Maaa. Elettric 110
do pfd
Maas. Gas 51V. Tnnlty
t'nited Ktult 107 t'nlted Copper
l'nlted SI,oe Mack II ,L. g. Miulng.
do sfd
. II f. I. OIL.
North Bene
I'. . Steel
da pfd
Wasting, common ,
Bid. Asked.
. MV I ten
. 444, Victoria
.loa, 'Winona
. 41 WovarW, ...
Treasary Itateateat.
WASHIS'OTON. Feh 14 Todav'a at.t.
merit of the treasury balances In the gen
. . i.ititg vi in, teuw,wAi .9uu
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
Il4fi.7ue.d76; nold coin and bullion, 7b,7,211;
(old certificates, t41.3M.700.
Kew York Money Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 14.-MONKT-On call,
tecdy; highest, I per cent; lowest, 4 per
cent; ruling- rate, IVaTttV, per cent; last loan
and closing bid, 44 P'r cent: offered at t
per cent. Time
loan
us. firmer; sixty and
niutY Hula ami six months. 4?T. tier cent
TRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4Vo6'
per cent,
BTERLING EXCH AXOE- Weak. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 AtWVif
4 8 for demand and at (4 83Kfi 4.8846 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, I MaiM4 and
$4 87Va4R8; commercial bills, 44.4JV4.
SILVER Bar, er.Sc; Mexican dollars,
tic
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy. - '
Clcslng quotation oh bond today were
as follows:
V. S. ref. is, rf ....1t4 Jipsn Is. U aerlee. . .11H
do rouoos 103VI do 4 etfo. .
V. 8. 2a. ret.. I"'1 44a etfa.
. us
. HI
.104
.l2'i
4o eon pen
V. S. old 4, reg
4o coupoa
V. 8. s. 4s, reg.
do roupon
...ln4 I,. N. onl. 4s.
...im Man. . 4i. ..
. . jrV4 Mrt. Cantnl 4.
..,lri da let Inc JB"4
... TUVMlna y-8t. L. 4s.... 7
...lit- J K. AT. 4s 101
...It do is ri
.. MS , R. H - of M . 4. 4H
...lot N. V. C. c. IMi nv
Am.
Am. Tobacce 41.
d0
'rn':""
Atlantic C L. 4f,
Ohio 4t 1H4H N. t.'C s. 5... 1S1S
a m,
KS. relBo
714 da 7(i
114 N. W. t. 4 101
M O. S. L. Hd. 4 1
Brk. R. T
Contrtl of Oa. ...
in lit Inc
do td Inc
do id Inc ,
Cnrs. Ohio 4Ht..
Chlrafo It A.
C, b. 4b Q n. 4s..
C, R. L 4k P. 4a..
1 rnn. eosv. J Hi 1H
S Resdlng gas. a lOl
in Si. U I M. c. &a..U7ti
ovj St. U A a. r. t 4s. H7t4j
I'll St. U I. W. e. 41.... II4j
oh Seaboard A. U. 4a... tl
(10 col. sa.
H to. Paries 4a...
.. 4H
CV'C. 8 U m. 4a. .10 do let 4a etrn.
Colo. Ind. Ka. aar.
A. 74 80, Railway t V
do sarlea B
Colorado Mid. 4a
Colo. A fio. 4a...
Cuba tl
7? Taxaa P. la.
123
... Tt T., 81. L,. W 4a.
... 4Va L'nion PaclAc 4a....
...lnt do cenv. 4t
. 44
.ltN4
.164
. M4
.114
. Tl
. M.
. SV
I). R. O. 4a,
...tWV4 t'. 8. Steel Id to.
Mxiiiars' See .... kta wtnn it
Erie p. 1. 4 1tl io b. B
so . 4s 2H w Md
Hocklns Val. 4Sa....l0 AUK. 4a....
Japaa 4a 0CH Wis. Central 4a...
offered. Bid.
London Closlngr Storks.
LONDON, Feb. 14. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Consols, monay . . 90 11-14 N. V. Central.
.1M
do account
OH I Norfolk A W i
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chrs. A Ohio
li.i do pfd , 96
Mia Ontario A W US
1MU Pennaylvanta 12
I17U Rand Mines
l'SVRaadlng , 7:-
out do 1st pra 48
22 Vk I do id ptd M
Chicago Ol. W,.t.
C. VI. A ft. P 19 Southern Rallwar ... 41 H
tKBeara 1S': do ptd 10.U,
D. A K. O to fouthrn Pacific ttk
do ptd M ll'nlon Pacific Ii9
Erie 47H ao pfd 100
do 1st pfd II IV. 8. Btoel 44 1
do 24 pfd 7414 1 do pfd Ill'
Illinois Central 181 W'abarh S4
Louisvlll A NaD...16JVil do pfd 41
II., K. A T 174a Spanish 4a Hi
SILVER Rar, steady, 30 -16d per ounce.
MONEY 3ui per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 4 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3Vti3 15-16 per cent.
Xew York Mining: Stocks.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Closlng quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adama Con ...
Uttla Chief ...
. (
Hi
.lt0
. a
,
. 17
. 31
, 3'l
.374
Alio
..IK)
.. 41
.. 40
. .
..140
..110
..470
.. 7
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoents
Potoal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard,
Breece
llrunawlck Con ..
Cemalock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Morn Silver
Iron Sliver
Leauvlllo Con ....
Foreign Financial, "v
liONDON, Feb. 14 Money was In good
demand in the market today. Discounts
steadied on the prospect of tho eurly re
ceipt of gold from Indlu and elsewhere.
1 'rices 011 the stock exchange were steadily
firm and a moderate amount of buslnt-ss
u.ua lrQ.i....i.l i.i.i.ru tura fukliie a initra
1 hopeful view of the Algecirns reports. Con
I . n I .. V. . . 1 n . - . a I ... .1
a,, la w c 111 ur , n i 111 rn, iiiiil iirniniiu.
Americans opened dull, rallied to slightly
: above parity, became inactive, fluctuated
and relapsed during tho last hour and
closed easy. Foreigners as a rule were
1 cheerful. internationals . were upheld.
of the roynl commissi, n, which Is to In-
quire Into Transvnal affairs. Japanese 1m-
pt-rlal 88 of 1904 were quoted at 103.
PARIS Feb. 14. Prices on the bourse
today were firm' and had an upward
icimoiii . mtnKiuti inivei tst sa wrio uuivti
at hl.35 and Russian bonds of 1904 at
4W0.W.
BERLIN Feb. 14.Traaing on (he bourse
today was quiet.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Feb. 14. Bank clearings for to
day were 31,407,626.47 and or the corre
sponding date last year S975.S72.99.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Feb. 14.-WOOL The wool
market Is firmer, with Increased buying
1 unurr wnv I will vniivu. fumin. 4 lie
strength of the foreign markets has as
sisted to this condition. Stocks of terri
tories here are greatly reduced and trading
Is dull In this quality. Prices range high.
There Is no diminution of activity in pulled
, wool
lis. Low A supers are quoted at 67iv
with best grades at SatHc. Prices In
68C,
the market range about as follows: Ohio
and Pennsylvania XX and above, StVrtp
35V,c; X, 83ft 34c; No. 1, 8Stg39c; No. 2. 3a'
40c; fine unwashed. 2&826Vic; quarter blood,
unwashed. K2 Vi 4i 3.1 vtc ; three-eighths blood.
1 33H'&34c: half blood. STWiMVso: unwashed do-
1 lalne. Sfi'Jp: fine washed delaine. 37I&37W.
, Michigan fine, unwashed. 24ii'2ic: quarter
; hlo0(1 unwushed. 32ti'o.Vic; three-eighths
I blood. S3ti33Hc; half blood KVWWc: un-
I ... I. i , I. . U J . . n W.1 1 Q.tM
etc., ( ill rir-CTigj 111.11a any iiuniiri ipiuuu, o-w
83c. Territory: Idaho, fine. 22923c; heavy
fine. 19f;20o: fine medium. 22ii23c: medium.
4 2fM427c: low medium. Ir7ffi28r. Wvomlni.
I fine. 22ff23c: heavy fine. 194i20c; fine nie-
' 1lum. 22(&23c; medium. 8tVti-7c; low medium,
! ne. Utah and Nevada, fine, 23j-4c;
neavy nne. iiryjK ; nne meaium. eotyjic;
medium, 26tS27c; low medium, 27fl28c. Da
kota, fine. 2;ii 23c; fin medium. Pittite ; me
dium, 27t?28c; low medium, 27(5 2Sc. Mon
tana, fine choice, 2&fi2t5c; fine average. Wis
26c; fine medium choice, 2Tl?Ic; average,
.4335c; staple, 2728c; medium choice, 27(3
X8r..
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 14. -WOOL Steady : me
dium grades combing and clothlner 26(g29c;
light fine. 21fi'24c; heavy fine, la20c; tub
washed, J34j41c.
Metal Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14. METALS There
was ' comparatively little change in the
I London tin market with spot closing at
! iiarr u .l f , 1 1 1, at Ilia T.ocnllv tha
I rnarket was quiet with spot quoted at
! M-4t?3n.70. Copper was unchanged at 78
ior BiMJi ana ., tor xuiures in tne ixinuon
market. Locally no change was reported
, either In prices or general conditions. Iake
I and electrolytic are quoted at S17. 7518 50,
I and casting at SL7.oOfll7.2'A. The outsld"
' Pl'lce on I-oke and electrolytic are asked
I "olro ot ! lr producers and are
j nomna, foJ. t,e ,,me Mng l.,. wa-
I 2a W lwer at 16 15s In the London mar-
' ket. Locally the market was quiet and
, lower with quotations ranging from S 35
1 to S5.50. the Inside price being for thirty-
, . t , - . 1 ; , . . c , .
day sinnmenis in inr lots. spelter was
unchanged at 051S In the local market
I niiu av -J lue ill iaiiiiiuii. nun waa vintf!
anroaa wun stanaara rounnry quoted at
, 49s and Cleveland warrants at 49s 4Vkd. Lo-
I rally the market was quiet and unchanged;
I No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted at SIS 25ft
-I 19 35; No. 2 foundry northern at Sl7.75tfJ
10 ca. 1 rA,.., .AitihsM, .. , 110 4fa:ia -f
I sn.l'Kn 1 fnnndrv southern at 117 7fjfr17 (LV
ST. LOUIS, t Feb. It METALS Iead,
weak, at S5.50trfe.62V4: Spfdter, held at S5.95.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORY. Feb. 14.-COTTON-Ppot
closed quiet and 10 points higher; middling
uplands, 11.26c; middling gulf, 11.60c; salts,
1.200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 14. COTTON
Steady; sales, lti. 100 hales; ordinary. 7 16-ltic;
good ordinary, 9V4c; low middling. lOVac;
middling. 10 ll-16c; good middling. 11 11-lSr ;
middling. HVgc; receipts, 10,8o9 bales; stock,
33ft K18 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 14. COTTON Steady;
middling. 10 15-lGc; kales, none; receipts.
423 bales; shipments, .H bales; stock. 43.714
bales.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 14. COTTON Spot In
fair demand; prices S points lower; Ameri
can middling fair, t.33d: good middling,
5 91; middling, t.83d; low middling. 6.673;
good ordinary, t.49d; ordinary, 6.83d. Tbe
sales of tbe day were 12,000 bales.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14,-OILS-Cottonseed,
oil, steady; prime crude, f. o. b. mills.
t4V,gj2c; prime yellow, aiVyftJlSe. Petroleum
steady; refined New York, S7 80; Philadel
phia and Baltimore, in bulk, S4 . Turpen
tine, quiet. j4 7oc.
ROSIN Steady; strained common to
good S3e"uv3i6.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Feb. 14. OIL Turpen
tine, firm at f7V4o.
ROSIN Firm Quote: A, B. C. D, E, F
and O. S3 56: 11 SXK.; I. S4 40; K, to. 10; M,
S5.35; N. S5 h6; WO. Svv; WW, W15.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Feb. 14.-OIL-Credit bal
ances. SI 68; shipments. 66.843 bbls.; average.
6o.2i4l bbls.; runs. 61.970 bbls.; average. 50.770
- ! age." '78.854 bbls ;' runs, Lima, 47.W7' tbl.;
ddis.; smpmenia. iuna, os.aoU plila aver
t average. puig.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
ood F Ofcttla cf All Kinds (how Con
siderable Strength.
HOGS ARE HIGHEST SINCE LAST AUGUST
4
Llkeral Ran of sheep, hat ttnallty
Poorest la Long Tlme-Ooad
Killer Steady, Others
Blow an Week.
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 14. 1!.
Recetpli were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllrlal Monday 5,131 4.'i4l 7.l"2
Ofllclal Tuesday S.W
Official Wednesday l.0
Three days this week.. 12,628
Same days last week. ...13.31?
Same days week before. .14.0K3
Same three weeks .ago... 11. 33f
Same four weeks ag....l!.51A
Same days last yenr 1.1TS
The following table shows tho receipts
of cattle, hugs and sheep at South Oman
or the year to date, comparing with lust
year. 1908 130&. Inc.
Cattle ; llti.iSo te.MS 21.0")
Hogs 3SS.3a 2f2.S70 60.4WI
Sheep 182.504 173,375 S.KH
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price paid
for the different kinds of rattle on the
South Omaha marketi
Good to choice corn-fed steers S5.00tr5.50
Fair to choice corn-fed steers 4 &0'iB.OO
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.0tt4.5O
Oood to choice cows and heifers... 3.&"t4.26
fair to good cows and heifers 3.7t...f0
fanners and cutters..., 1.K2.75
4)od to choice mockers and feeders S-tCfyt 40
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. S.6vi3. W
Common to fair stockers il.76-g3.5o
Hulls, stags, etc ? 3oVj4 )
Good veal calves o.0w6.60
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha Sl.iotMi 00 S5.S;tji(o.9
Chicago 1.6wtt.40 5-50 tKUAt
Kansas City 2 ionni.oo 6.60 ftio.10
St. Louis ..KHaLlR 5.i5 H6.16
Bloux City 3.i85.8o 5.75 j6.90
The following table shows '.he avtagn
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 10. 11906. ;iO4.illrJi.190e. 11901. 100.
I1.S32 5.KH
4,100 ti.OtO
yi.iTt is.osj
13. W4 ro.i'.J
Xs::i 14.110
24, f0 a.4."
Jan. 17...
Jan. VI...
Jan. I
Jail JO...
Jan. SI...
Feb. I...,
Feb. 2....
Feb. S ...
Feb. I. ..
Feb. 6....
Feb. ....
Feb. 7....
Feb. ....
Feb. I....
reb. 10...
Feb. 11...
Feb. 13...
Feb. 13...
Feb. 14...
t tt
4 631 4 K1I 8i 121
I 4 41
5 221
1 38 4 U
4 641 4 T1 6 671 6 K
o 00 I 4 601 4 ail S i. I w
5 43 I I SI It W I 6 17
S -o 4 04
I 13 f
5 ir, 4 67
6 414! 4 t 4 74) I 6 f6
(U I ft.l 4 71, 4 6S
12a lit
5 6JVI 4 73! 4 851 70 6 i
4 W
I 4 74 4 811 m 03 5 31
3 63 I I 4 77! 4 Ml Yi 6 -3
4 64
4 71
4 6
4 7
4 M
4 M
6 o3V) 4 83 4 Sl I) 7l 1
6 it I 4 74 I t i4 tl 01
6 U
6 oXi 4 Ml 4 8S
5 89,
a .-j
5 70SI 4 8 4 89 721
t 71! 4 77 6 02 t 76
5 26
001
14 77 16 00 S 71
0 02
t 32
S 71il I 6 001 6 721 02 B 30 4
I 6 78.4I 4 811 4 Ml 6 811 5 961 8 251 4 83
1 1 4 841 I 6 86j b H3 5 31
4 75
Sunday.
TUESDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to tho
country Tuesday and their points of desti
nation: CATTLE. Cars.
Ed Eno. O'Neill. Neb.-F. E...., 3
J. Muafeldt, Manning, la Mil 1
J. M. McCarthy. Tecuniseli, Neb. (J 1
J. V. WilBon, Red Oak. la 4 i
J F. Rlrney. Klrkwood, 111.
A. J. Jensen, Manning, la Mil 1
P. Paddock, Spalding, Neb. U. P 1
F. Paul. Shelby, lu. K. 1 1
W. H. Martin, Renwlck. la. N. W 1
8. Van Patterson, Creston, la. Q 2
E. A. Smythe. Cromwell, la. Q 3
George lngwersen, Fairfax, la. N. V.... 1
.lames Warnock, Battle Creek, la. N. W. 2
P. Peterson. Danbury. la. N. W 2
T. Turin, Klion, Is.. N. W 2
Patterson & F., 8t)ckham, Mo. F. E... 1
The ofllclal number oi cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh p.H ses.
C, M. & St. P
Wabash
a
3 2....
i :
2t 18 4 3
1 5 .. 3
4 15 3 1
15 .1
4 2. 1
16 7 10
2 1 t
65 57 . 25 9
J Missouri Pacific ....
ij. p. System
C. A N. W east.,..
I c. & N. W, west....
' c., Bt. P., M. & O...
C, B. & east..
C, M. & west;
C, R. L & P., east..
Total receipts ..
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of bead indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co..
Cattle. lings. Sheep.
253 S"
ii 1.011 m
4i2 319 i.m
490 1,448 1.063
140
19
63
32
4
35
18
91 .... 713
v.nnnt av Ct "
Armour & Co.
Carey
Hill Son
Hamilton
M.ke Haggerty ..
J. B. Root & Co..
Hullo Jt, IfltnA
other huvers
"ulcr uu'c" "
Total 1 0 3.636 3.9S9
U i'TLE The eltocts of yesterday's se
vere snow and mind storm were plainly
visible in the receipts of all kinds or siock
this morning. With the heavy fail of snow
that prevailed all day yesterday, together
with the wind and cold. It was almost Im
possible to loud stock for market. Very
few attemDted anything of the kind, as
was evidenced by the extremely light runs
this morning. All told, mere were oniy
seentv-flve cars of cattle reported In
today,' which was the lightest lun for a
Weil negus experienced at tnis poun in u
number of months. This was practically
tho first day that the receipts have baen
materially affected by weather conditions.
. With so few rattle in sight this morning
fiacl.rs' representatives were generally out
n good season, although they bought very
heavily of ' yesterday's large run. In con
sequence of the good demand the market
was generally active, and tho few cattle
In alaht changed hands early In the morn
ing at prices generally somewhat higher
tnan yesteraay. uwing 10 wits ui.evemiBBs
nf 1 he market yesterday, there was some
difference of opinion today as to Just how
much higher the market really was, but
all were agreed that It was strong to a
little higher, some would say tuny I'tc
1'fii'r'man who landed well yesterday
could not see any very great advance In
tnnav'a row and heifer market, while oth
ers could see a great big advance. Un
tiEttona.hlv It was the highest market
that has been experienced here in a long
time and good and active on anytning ae
Ira Me
There were very few stackers and feed
ers Included In today's receipt, but what
few there were sold quickly at good strong
prices.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ma At. Pr. No. A. lr.
1 710 3 74 1 13 4 4 54
613 4 ua 4 iu:4 4 4I
1 54 I 40 40 1301 4 45
a' 1,6 I 75 31 1104 4 44
1 130 S 7S 30 1315 4 40
a lli,4 I 76 45 r5 4 40
i," iio a to 11 io.!i 4 45
I 144 3 40 10 1071 4 70
1 740 4 00 II I!51 4 7t
1 4 00 t 11 4 70
I i 0 1 H5 4 7
' 1 740 4 00 4 1144 4 70
J 1104 4 0 .44 1111 4 7S
4 473 4 14 4 1U0 4 so
4 113 4 tl 4 1116 I 15
1 13M 4 35 14 1473 4 45
13 734 4 II 11 1274 4 M
T 14 4 34 11 1140 4 40
a 171 4 74 t Kiel 4 ti
31 1311 4 10 7 1203 4 II
30 141 4 IS 4 15tJg 4 14
4 474 4 44 31 1240 4 35
4 4I 4 14 S3 1314 4 2:
t 1144 4 44 4 1116 4 31
cowa
1 734 1 74 1 It JO 4 40
l 4-; 1 00 aa ivi a 40
1 136 I ID 4 1033 3 40
1 110 I 16 17 117 I 46
1 no a 14 11 in a a
1 164 I 34 4 I3 I 6
1 440 4 34 S 640 I 64
1 , 400 4 34 1 1044 4 50
1 144 3 36 1 110 16,
8 Ill S 44' S 1116 60
4 640 S 44 4 1021 I 60'
T 444 S a 1 1044 4 44
5 H4 S 441 14 U14 I 44
S 464 I 44 4 1014 I 44
S 156 I 64 4 100 I 44
4 1004 4 44 1 1124 I 44
1 440 S 44) 4 1034 I 46
4 407 I 60 II 441 S 14
1 174 I 44 1 14 4 74
1 1034 S 15 4 1171 I 74
1..., 174 S 74 11 IM 3 14
1 444 4 14 1 113 a 14
1 44 S 44 1 1144 I 74
1 1044 a 44 4 n;a a 14
4 Hi IK 1 1414 a tl
1 104 a 44 4 1137 S to
S 1044 S 14 1 KvD I 64
a 471 I 44 1 1175 a 46
4 lOae 4 44 4 1043 I 44
4 64 I 44 1 13. 3 45
4 1111 8 44 6 1123 I 15
1 114 a 44 i m its
S iio4 a m a 1146 a as
4 '..1044 I 14 1 114 4 16
U sol 4 14 4 1301 I 43
a its a 36 14., 1045 a 44
8 134 4 14 14 1021 a 4o
4 , ki l, 1 loud a M
It Ill I 34 14 HO I 411
5 474 S 14 17 1W4 4 Mv
I Ml in 1 1e-.7 4 in
s im 1 40
HE1FF.R8.
I 7f lot I i t So
I M i M It Ill J 1"
I UK i M I si4 1 tn
1 f n t 7M I 7J
I t9 I tO 3" ltl 4 n
II IM I S I IfOti 4 CO
t M t list 4 nt
1 "0 I Ii I 7t 4 1
II no I U II llt'l 4 Ik
I . I 40
BUI. 1.8.
I HT t M I l:. 10
1 1400 9 7 I 1440 I W
t 1070 I SO 1 n a J-,
1. 1" i H 4 1.T I S
5 U IN I rt It'
1 liw t on i( t o
t IK I Wl 1 lEi,l I 4
1 IM I III 1 1404 I Wl
i 1410 I l 4 1tJ 4 7
t i:o 1 10 4 1041 4 :s
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
14 MI 4 Mi
CALVES.
1 4 I Ii 1 110 5 f
Ii 141 I ta I t.to I 75
I kj 4 00 1 no am
I ;eo 4 1 i! co
1.. no 4 00 1 loo 4 eo
1 It 4 SO 1 174 I 00
1 400 4 W t 104 CM
t C' 4 Ml I HI 00
S US I on 1 140 t on
1 100 a 00 I ISO 4 00
S 100 4 1 220 IS
STAGS.
1 740 I HO 1 1 1 10
1 7HI I 00 19 1471 00
6 llX KF.U8 AND KEEKERS.
1 no j n 11 4 1 7;
1 4 1 7 err I 7
1 7a I 71 4 434 II 7S
I ...HO IS 1 70 1 71
I hii I HI 5 IM I 74
I tvt on 1 01 I 7a
1 47 I 00 1 7(0 S i
1 120 I 0(1 1 7:0 i SO
1 T&o I on 1 1011 4 00
1 126 I 00 Ill 4 '5
1 1140 4 In I Ill 4 04
1 T'tO I 85 1 70 4 10
I I7S 1 5 41 441 4 14
1 74t I 40 14 M I
1 740 I SO 14. 141 4 10
I MO I M 12 741 4 tt
1 7H0 I 10 34 IM I 11.
1 110 S M 1 110 i 2i
74 4 5 !2 115T 4 24
as sen a a it tot 4
1 ixia a to
HOGS As a result of yesterday's storm
the receipts of hogs this iiinriung were
extremely light, for a WedneKday, being
about un average Monday's run. Light iu
ccipts, a very good local demand and a.
hlgner provision market combined caused
a sharp advance In the price of Hvo ho.
Willie the opening Was a little slow, owing
to a difference of opinion between buyers
and sellers, when once under wuy it was
ftilrly active at an advance ot a strong
liic. The bulk of the hogs sold al Su.Vj-tC
5.90, as ngnlnst IS.i7'tfi6.M yesterday. Yes
terday S5.7iVs was the popular price, while
today So 90 bought a good share of the re
ceipts. The top today, $'..t. was luc higher
than anything bought yesterday and the
highest price piild on this market since
August of last year, when 5lo was
touched. The close was not uulte so
strong.
Today's advance carries the market to
the highest point touched so far this yesr
and tho hignest of any month since last
August, which was the high month of lust
year.
Representative sales:
Av.
h. Pr.
No.
AT,
...321
...33
...214
...214
...IN
...3..I
...354
...avi
...22e
...2t
...221
h rr.
10 HI
K..
(..
14..
...
4..
17..
mi..
1..
7a..
1..
17..
..
31.,
13.,
IS..
71.
...140
...141
...201
...10
... I 1714
... I US
130 6 ITVs
... 4 47V4
... 4 17 V,
11..
73..
44..
43..
71..
II..
14..
41..
17..
7..
6 40
4 10
I 40
6 44
4 4.1
4 40
4 40
6 40
5 40
I 40
6 14
4 40
124
...to
117 120 6 IT-,
145 134 4 STVtj
0
JW
I 1S
31)1
14
. .,..197
141
Ill
801
3.4
241
131
, 113
Ill
tl
full
, 353
340
6 I74
4 17V,
6 47V,
6 17V,
6 87V,
6 ms
120
120
40 343
40
ISO
73
....3U7
....303
'if.il
....141
....311
....tt
....231
0
14.
44.
64.
73.
63.
70.
ii.
30.
41.
It.
it.
40 t 10
100 i His
40 4 17V,
. . I 471,
IV I 17 V,
... I
... 6 10
140 6 Wl
40 6 40
... 4 40
... 6 40
6 40
6 40
71.
4 l:ii
4
4 12V,
4 12V,
6 t'-H
4 wv,
4 12
4 00
In the
Ml.
so.
40..
14.
10
...351 ...
....363 ...
....316 ...
. ...
....273 ...
14.
4.,
72.
SHEEP
Thero
was
more trash
sheep barn tills morning than hus been
seen there before In a long time. It looked
ir tne feeders Had garnered up hii tnu
poor lan.oa anil ewes that they had In
their feed lots and sent them in for to
day's market. Trash waa never known to
make 11 good market and today's experience
rurnisneu no exception to the general iuie.
What little good stuff there waa in sight
sold very readily at good, strung prices.
uootl western ewes sold at lo.Ju and west
ern lambs at S7.1.i, both lots being the same
as were here yesteruay and bringing the
same trices, as nign as .' was paid
for old wethers.
While thn desirable kinds of both sheeD
and lambs sold al practically steady prices,
as noted above, no one seemed to want tne
trasii. The result was that the common to
medium kinds of both sheep and lambs
were slow and weak from start to finish
I start to nnisn.
With buyers It did not seem to be so much
-Vcnce'was 2, ZTl
The situation In the market this morning
bears out what has been said In these
columns on a number of occasions of late I
to the elTect that feeders shnultl only send
in desirable kinds of killers and should
hold back everything else. Prices are so
high at the present time that feeders can
well afford to finish rlielr sheep and lambs
hefore trvlng to market them, and It will
be greatly to their advantage to do so, un
less all present prospects are entirely mls
leiiding. UuuLtttlons for fed sheep and lambs are
as follows: Good to choice lambs. Colo-
rados, S7.00fli.25; good westerns, Sn.75fl7.2S;
good light weight yearlings, S5.75(ti4.2.:i;
good heavy yearlings. utW6.!i6; good
wethers. 85. 40436. 90; ewes, S4.8647o.40.
Representative sales:
No.
60 cull ewes
20 western cull ewes
Av.
... 93
... 81
...102
...100
...114
...113
...112
...ltM
... til
... 74
... V5
.. 75
.. So
.. K
.. 87
Pr.
8 75
4 00
4 75
6 10
6 20
5 70
5 70
5 75
6 65
600
85
I 76
4 Bit
5 30
7 15
150 western ewes
207 western ewes ...
107 western ewes ....
42 western wethers
264 western wethers
13 native wethers ..
636 western lambs ..
U4 western lambs ..
7 native ' Tibs ....
20 cull ewes
219 western ewes
400 western ewes
40 western lambs....
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Strong! to Ten Cents Higher
llogt Ten to Fifteen Cents Higher.
CHICAGO. Feb. 14. CATTLE Receipts,
17. uu head; market strong to 10c higiier;
steers. 84.lMio.So; cows. 13.00ttj4.4u; heu'ers,
42.3i4ja.t4; bulls. S J.isKn 3 80 : calves, SJ-Ou'vf
o.ou; stockers and feeders, SI 4' -4)4. 60.
HOGS Receipts, 30.0HO head; market 10(j
15c higher; choice to prime neavy, S l.Vu
(.20; medium to heavy, So.10ii4i.lo; butcher
weights, So.loil4i.2G; good to choice heavy
mixed, KltVUti lo; packing. S5 W"t7 15.
SHEEP AND LA MUM Receipts, 18,000
heud; market lor sheep luc higher; lambs
sleauy; sheep, e3.6tKu6.oO; yearlings, Si.&ftf
6.60; iumbs, 46.4Oii7.40.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. H. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,4tO head. Including 10 head south
erns; market strong to. Its: higher; top, 4V;
choice export and dressed beef steers, Sb UM
6 00; fair to good, S4.0tntii.25; western fed
steers, S3.5KiS no; stockers and feeders, S3.U)
;i4X5; southern steers. SJ.50u4.s5; southern
cows, 12. 'i 3.75; native cows, S2ovif4.46; na
tive heifers. S3.00ffl4.90; bulls, f2.ottfy4.00;
calves, t3.HKfi7.6o.
HOGS Receipts, 9,500 head; market l"tg;
15n higher; tup. Jt15; bulk of sales, SAOO'd
4 12V4: heavy, p..liu;.lb; packers, tHrtlo.lJV,;
pigs and lights. Ii. 2-V fi of.
BHl-KH AND JAMHS Receipts, 6,2n0
head; market steady; native lambs. 85.50
7.0b: western lambs, t6.jotfiti.9ti; ewes and
yearlings, 84SOvi6.75; western fed yearlings,
S5.76iitl.2U; western fed sheep, S4.tj6.;5;
Blockers and feeders, S3.254i4.7B.
Bt. Louis Live Htoek Market.
ST. IX1UIS. Feb. 14 CATTLE Receipts,
2.(00 head. Including 375 head Texans; mar
ket higher; native shipping and export
steers, 34.7ku,16; dressed beef and butcher
steers, S4.tsy(i6.60; steers tender 1,(441 lbs., S3.U0
474.06; stockers and feeders, f2.50?j4 30; rows
Biul I, ,.i t,ru 1 ' '.'r.A 4A nunnM tduR 1 Ait.
bulls, S2.35414.40; calves. S3.54i7.o6; Texas and
Indian steers, $3.00114.26; cows and heifers,
S2. 154(9 80.
HOGS Receipts, 7,000 head; market
higher; pigs and lights, So.2vu",.16; packers,
3676((i.lCi;. butchers and best heavy, i6.lfd
SHEEP AND' LAMBS Receipts. 1.000
head; market steady; native muttons, $6. 26
t)3 26; lambs, So.0ue-.t: culls and bucks, S3 60
tjc.ou; stockers. S3.htj3 .26.
Stock ta light.
Receipts of live stock at the six prln-
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha l.tsoo 4.100 6.0u0
Bloux City IM0 1.000
Kansas City 8,4ou .6u0 6.200
St. Joseph 1.633 4.3u6 2.211
St. Ixiuls 2.6u0 7 mv l.tstO
Chicago 17,000 3o,ouo 18,too
ToUU 32.(83 64.9U5 $2,411
I. Josepk live Mock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 14. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.tiit head; market lOftloo higher; na
tives, H sval.t'C cows and lit lleis, jl.7oej4.4i;
stockers and feeders. $.utfr4 to.
HOUSKeceiots. 4.3uS head: market ItVfilie
higher; llgiit, $5.W'i)'.u5; medium and heavy,
$: oifuU Kv.
S1IEEP ANP UVM3-iWcelplf, !t,Ul
yearling 4.
Ion. I lr l ive Stork Market.
KtOCX CITY, Feb. 14. -(Special Tele-
rem 1- CATTLE Receipts, So head; tun -ket
sttone: stockers, steadv; beeves. S3 K,,j
6 3.".; cows, bulls ami mixed. S- oti4 t.;
st.M-kers ami f"e,lrrs. .t.0oo4.00; calves and
yrnrllncs. S2.7MiS.RJ.
Hf k;8-Re.clpts. Irwi bead; market It 0
higher, selling at Sn.TMt M; bulk of sales.
S6S6.
OMAHA WHOLES ALU MARKET.
Condition of Trade an4t 4)nolatlons on
Staple and Fancy Prodnee.
EOG9-Recelpts liberal; candled stock un
settled at lt'yitV;.
L.IVH POULTRY Hens. Vsc; old roost
ers. 6c; turkeys. 15c; ducks, IOC; young
rooxtere, tvr9c: geese, 8c.
PRESSED POULTRY Turkeys 1SjJr:
old toms, loiilCc; chickens, 10$Uc; oil
roosters 7c; ducks, 11613c; geese. ol0e.
HUTTER-Pncklng stock, lie: choice to
fancy dtilrv. .sil9c; creamery. Jlti-lHc.
HAT Prices quoted bv Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upland. S400; medium. 83.40;
course. S4.6"4B.ti0. Rve straw. So. 60.
P RAN Per ton, jrt.SO.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALTjOW-No 1
green hides. fe; No, 2, 8V;.No- 1 salted.
12c; No. I, lie; green bull hides, (We;
cured. DfilOr; dry bides, 167i30c. Horse
hides, Inrge, 33.25; small, S1.60. Sheen pelts,
each, 60C-US1.2.1. Tallow, No. 1. 4c; No. X
Je; rough, l4c ,
TROPICAL FRUITS
PATES Per box of- SO l-m..pkgs.. S3;
Hallowe'en In 70-lb. boxes, per lb, 6c; Bay
ers, per lb.. 4c; wslnut-s'uRed, l-Jb. pkgs.,
S3 per dos; 8-lb. boxen. SI.
ORANOES-Callforrda, extra fancy Red
In ml navels, all sixes, S3 00; fancy navels,
SI 85: choice, all sixes, fc.ttffl. TS.'
LEMONS Llmonlejs, extra fancy,
size, 33.26; 300 to 0 sites, 83.73.
240-
FIQ-4allfom1a, per in-lb. tSaftnn,
86o; imported Smyrna, tb,re-crown.
7A
lie;
six-crown, ).. . . .
BANANAS Per medium tilled bunch.
fl.7fitri2.S6: .lumbos, 3- 60r.dO.
TANGERINES California, per box of
gbout 125. 82.76.
DRAPE FRUIT-Florlda. per box. S700
7.50; California, per box, 84.0014.60.
FRUIT.
TEARS Winter Nellls and Mount Ver
non, S2.M.
APPLES-Cnllfornla Bellflowers, St. 40 per
bu. box: Ren Davis. 81.76 per bu. ho:
Wlnesaps, S2.25 per bu. box; other variance,
S' 00i 2.50 per bu.; New York apples. 85.00
per hbl.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per box of
about 30 lbs., t5.jr.ta.so.
GRAPES-Imported Malagas. f5 50ry 00.
OLD VEOETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu.. 60tf
Sic: South Dakota, per bu Tc.
ONIONS Home grown, yellow and red,
per bu., K6c: 8anish, per crate, fl.65; Colo
rado, red and yellow, per bu., $1.00.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. S3 .00.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 5V,c.
CABBAOK Home grown and Wisconsin,
In crates, per lb., 2e.
CARROTS. PARSNIPS AND TURNIP8
Per bu., fctj'75c.
CELERY Kalamasoo, per dot.. XiQV-c
8WEET POTATOES Kansas, per 2-bu.
bbl., S2.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Florida, per crate of 3u lbs.
net. SHOO.
WAX BEANS Per hamper of about SO
lbs. net. SO 00.
STRING BEANS Per hamper of about
SO lbs. net, S3 .UO4.00.
EGO PLANT Florida, per dox., S!.25(91.H0.
GREEN PEPPERS Florida, per hamper
of about 10 dox , S3 50.
TURNIPS Ixuislana, dog. bunches, 7"c.
SHALLOTTS Louisiana, per dox.
bunches, 76c.
HEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, per bbl..
$l..tMatl5.00; per dozen heads, Sl.TTXU.OO
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per dtixe i
beads, 60c. . -
CUCUMBERfl-e-lTot house, per dox.. SI "j.
RADISHES Hothouse, per doxen bunch
es, 5l75c. i
MUSHROOMS Hothouse, per lb., 60c.
CAULIFLOWER California, about 24
heads to crate. S3. at'.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs, 13c; No. 2 ribs, 10c; No. S ribs,
Cc; No. 1 loin, 10c; No. 2 loin, 11c; No. 3
loin, -l4c; No. 1 chuck, 6'c; No. 2 chuck,
4Hc; No. S chuck, 8V,c; No. 1 round. 7Vc;
No. 2 round, bVic; No. S round. 6Vc; No. 1
plates, 4c; No. 2 plates, 8c; No. 3 plates,
"V4C
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. 83.76; per bbl., S.7f.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., S3. 50.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, iuc; Wisconsin llmberger, 15c; twins,
15c; young Americas, 15Vic
NUTS Walnuts. Ha, 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16V4c; hard shells, per lb.,
13VVC Pecans, largo, per lbvt, Mc; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb-,, 4)vic?) roamed.
! : rt rt,iii i ,, it, ioa-.vju.,.
I W'" !. ' v."YY. '"1-H Vk ""ir-,,u 'CZZ
S'
FRESH FISH Trout. 11c: halibut- 1001
pickerel, dressed, 7c: white ias. He; gun
fish. 6"ci9c; pe'fh, eklnned and dressed, Sc;
pike, 10c; redsnapper, 11c; salmon. 11c;
crapples, 6:i!c; eels, 18c; bla.k bass, 22c;
whitetlsh, 12c; frog legs, per dox., 55c;
lobsters, green, 38c; boiled lobsters, 87c:
blueflsh, 16c; herring, 4c: Spanish mackerel,
10c; haddock, 10c; shrimp. fl-OOtTl-aO per
gallon: smelts. 12c; ec-ri, 12k. ...
OYSTERS Fresh standard, SI. 40 per gal.:
shell ovsters, 31 O OO per 1'JO: Little Neck
clams. $1.(0 por HW. ' ;
SUGARS Granulated cane. In bbls.. S5.0:
granulated cane, in sacks, $5.01; granulated
beet. In sacks, $1.91.
SYRUP In barrels. 24r per gal.; cases,
10-lb. cans. SI. 60; rases, 11 5-1 b. cant,
$1.80; cases, 24 2V4-lb. cans, $190.
COFFEE Roasted: No. 35, IWiC per lb.;
No. 80. 2oV,c per. lb.; No. 15. IVy? per lb.;
No. 20. 15Vo per lb.: No. 215. 12Vc per lb.
FLOUR (wholesale) Best high grade Ne
braska, per cwt,, $2.00; beat high grado
patent Minnesota, per cwt., $2.30; straight
patent Nebraska, per cwt., $2.00; secon
patent Nebraska, $1.80.
CURED FISH Family whltefish, per 4
bbl., 100 lbs., $4.60; Norway ' mackerel, per
bbl.. 200 lbs.: Bloaters, $40.00; No. 1, $28.00;
No. 3, $26.00; No. 3, $20.00; Irish No. i,
$17.00. Herring, In bbls., 200 lbs. each: Nor
way, 4k. $13.00; Norway, 3k. $13.00; Hol
land, mixed, $11.60.' Holland herring in
kegs: Milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed, 70c.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet. $3.26; No. 2 car
pet. $2.40; No. 8 pluln. $3.23.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 6560c; Maine, $1.36. Tomatoes, 3-lb.
cans, S1.X41.60; 2-lb.. 97Hc(jj$l.o0; pine
apples, grated, l-lb.v $2.05&2 30; sliced, $1 vi
tj2.20; gallon apples fancy, $3.60; Cali
fornia apricots, Sl.4tVa2.0ti; pears, $1.7.-j
2.60; peaches, fancy. $1.762 4n; H. C.
peaches, $2.ou432.&0; Alaska salmon, red,
SI. 15; pink. oc; fancy Chinook, F., $-,1";
fancy sockeye, F., $1.95: sardines, 4-oll,
$3.50; f4-mustards. $2.btX(3.10; sweet pota
toes, $1.151.25; sauerkraut, $1.00; pump-
aula, owa.i.w, " , riu. -aVir'v,
Lima beans, 2-lb., 75yieX''iJ1.3i; spinach,
$1.3Mj2.0o; cheap peas, t-lb., 80c; extra,
764jiic; fancy, $1.364 1 76.
EVAPORATED FRUITS Fancy Mulr
peaches, 12Vjc; choice Mulr peaches, Uvk
fancy yellow, 12'4c: 60-60 prunes, 7ic; $0-70,
7Uc; fancy New Yurk ring apples, Uc;
choice, loVgc; fancy 4-crown loose musca
tel raisins, 7Vc; 3-crown, 7c: 2-crown, iUc;
fancy seeded ralai.is In 1-lb. cartons, ,c;
choice seeded. In 12-os. cartoons, 7-4c; east
ern pitted cherries, 17c; New York evap
orated black raspberries, 35c. fancy peai'H,
ISc; choice, 15c; fancy nectarines, go; fancy
apricots, 11V4C; choice royal, 10V,c; Hal
lowe'en dates, 6Vc; glace citron, 17c; can
died. 16c; lemon, 14V,c; orange, , 14V0.
REAL ESTATB TRANSFEHS.
W. F. Burdlck et al to Anton Gaant
nrr. lot 4, block 61, South Omaha.... $ 7iO
Clinton H. Brings and wife to Vln
cenzo P. ChliMlo, part tax lot S2. In
seU sw'4 swV 22-kS-li 1460
Edith rcutt Beaton and husband to
John M. Cook, lot 4, block 38, South
Omaha S.buO
Harry P. Deuel and wife to James T.
Iary, s 40 feet of n 67 feet lot 4.
block 17, E. V. Smith's add l,wi
Mary B. Shelby and husband to
Mathew F. Martin, lot 6, block l'.M'i.
Omaha l.oOO
Reglna Bechler to Maria Tlerman. lot
6. block S. Brown park add...,. ..i. . 8vt
Lewis II. Waldter and wife to LmIis
E. Hicks, lots 7, 8. 8. 10, 11 and 1:,
block 13. West Albright add l,Vj
Emma 11 Rit:hardaon to Abrain He
bring, lots 6, 8. 7, 8, and 10. Fair
view l
Sarah A. Baker and husband to same,
same ... 1
Clara A. Kenipton and husband to
same, same o)
William Wells and wife to F, W. Car
mlchael, lots 11, 14. 15. 16, 17, 18. 19 aud
20, block 102, and other lots, Dundee
Place i
LouUe . Hunter and husband to
Louise S. McDowell, w 46 feet lot 10.
block 10, Shlnn's add 1,200
8 men Nelson to RolM-rt McAullffe and
wife, lot 6. block C, Prospect place.. vat
A. L. Reed, trustee, to Peter Fors-
lund, V4 lot 3o, block 4. Campbell's
add i
F. DH Day d. Co,
Dealers $a
Stocks. Gran. Provision
kbl Yonr Crata a l.a.
ranch Oltloo. S 10-11 1 Board of Trade
head; market steady: lambs. ST
; wether. S5.ti5; ewes, So.26.
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