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HIE OMAIIA DAILY RET3: TUtTttSPAY, FEBHtTAUY 7, 1907.
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CRAM AND PRODUCE MARKET
V Bean Thrown u Earth with a EuE, Heavy
WHEAT PRICES GO SOARING UPWARD
rctor ia It react k la Farelca
Pita llaeslaa Sltaatlaa
t Cars Higher G D.
aaad aad Sranaatkr.
OMAHA, Fb. I, 1907.
. Tha market u on tha boom today, all
line advancing sharply. Wheat u up
at m cioa la above yCatarday a final
flrur. Tha onenln avaa mdai atwv
trong. but tha unexpected anap to tha
""rpwi nwtn, out to tha KUsa.an
situation, sent pricea aoarin;.
coin advanced to a point 0 bovs
yesterday, which Wat dua not alone to
aympatny witn wheat, but to toad demand
Thar waa a good trade right from tho
opening, and tha big house ehort on caah
Curchasaa anapped up tha offeringe mado
jrtha aama men who aold yeaUrday.
Primary wheat receipt were 229.000 bo.
and shipment 815.0UO bu., against receipt
lt year of t,uuo bu. and ahlpment of
JuS.OOO bu. Corn receipt war Vftl.ono bu.
and shipment 474,000 bu., against receipt
a year ago or 716.000 bu. and shipment of
474.000 bu. Clearances were 880,4 bu. of
corn, I.GJ bu. of oat and wheat and flour
equal to M.OOO bu.
Liverpool clored HtyKd higher on wheat
and hkVd higher on corn,
lender a London letur says: . "Bo far
a Ruasla Is concerned, the stocks, both at
Udaaaa and Nloolalef, which looked ao
heavy a short time alnoa, have been de
creasing quit rapidly and as shipments
broad have not apparently been on a
larg scale, It Is thought that large quanti
ties must have been taken by the govern
ment for distribution In famine district."
Broomha.ll cabled that wire from Odessa
atata that all grain In the Interior has been
diverted to supply the famine district.
There art na arrivals here and prices have
rtaen sharply, causing practically prohibi
tion of export.
Local range of optional ' '
Article.! Opn. Hlgh. Low. Cloae.) Yes'y
Wht-
May...
July...
Corn
May... July...
Sent...
71 B
TlV
41 Sr'
404, B
414.B
71 B
71V4B
41'JBj
'iiB
$8B
7P4B
71VB
42HR1
40B
41B
Tl B
71B
'42B
'iivi'ii'
Oats- (
May...
July...
I
IRTtBI S9HA
$HB
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cask Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. M4970V4c: No. 1
."Sfc"0- N-
'mR'vT aa-. XT- a !..
RYE No. 1 o; No. I, 674c
C'arlet nseetpTa,
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City
Mlnneapolla .
Omaha .......
Ihiluth
8U Louis ....
19
297
46
W
7
17
28
16
41
CHICAOO ORAIM AND PROVISIONS
Fesltrti Of the Traalaar aad Cloalag
- Frieea aa Board at Trad.
CHICAGO. Feb . Report of famine In
Russia sent the price of wheat up more
than lo- today, the cloalng quotation on
May delivery ahowlng a net gain of
lo. Corn was up c. Onts were Vo
higher. Provisions were 6H7HO higher.
me Kussian tamine reports were ine
chiof factora In today" wheat market.
Oha repcrt was that all shipment from in-
tarior nolnts In Russia had been diverted
. by the government from the seaboard cities
and have been used to relieve rsmina , ur-
fcrer who threatened to revolt nniea given
avid. This report came through Liverpool
and caused a sharp advance there which
was renoctea in an umisuaiiy strong mar-
ket here. Th continued small recelpta In
ine norinwesx, niner prices lor caan wriBi
nd an unconfirmed report of Mother
Vj mZi:,.Vr,7rLJ to extra, lr24c; western factory, common
oATetrii iZH. a M. x- nn to "WS21c: western Imitation cream-
I7u Naii.u- vitTii0, ' W ' Ti extras' 2426c; first. t?22c.
7at,N?; 4 .!?' ViVe. CHEESE Firm: tate. full cream, small
strik In Argentina also lent strength toUg7H; ciMT ribu $9.87,; abort clear. $10.00.
tha market.. Shorta werahe principal by- ttaemt. tead-r -boxed extra' aborts. ilo.2Vi;
era tnrouajnout ma oay mu inera was nee
purchasing by eommlselon houses as well.
tnm volume or irsainc was larnr. j ne mar-
to the hlaheel nolnt. Mar onaned Uff ttc
higher at 78HO fo 78T4c. advanced to oc
nd cloaed at 79V4e7,o. pearances of
wheat and flour were eoual to 211.000 bu.
Prlmsry rece Dto were 239.000 bu. against
M.OOO bu. forthe same day . last year.
Minneapolis, uuiutn ino unreaao reportea
receipts oi io cars axainii jov cars ittsi
week and UN cars one year ago. , 1.
Shorts and ah houses bought freely all
day In the corn market while the principal I
einng was ny local noiaers. ins marset
by drouth to th Argentina crop. fiAn
ciblea and small local receipt. Th mar-
ket cloaed atrong May opened Kc to
VfHic higher at 4ffc to 47. old at 4h
4tTt4,c and then advanced to 47Sc. Final quo-
tatlon were at 47i47.e. Local receipt
were 297 oara, no contract grade.
Oat for May delivery .old t 40SC
1- u. ki.u
mark. The demand waa good all day.
Short and commission houses led In the
kiivlni Wk nurrkaua kv wmln.nl
hull Khn elnrlv laken nn nnnal.la.rer.le
alan atrenrthenau4 the market The
point May opened He to He higher at
4tnc to 40-40, held within that range, and
closed at the highest point. Local receipt
wer 79 car.
Te.Mplalf.ne were. Arm Mrii. k.i,u
th strength of corn and oats and also be-
causa or a dc aavance in ine nnce oi live
hog. Trading was fairly actlv with ahort
tn pest buyer. At the close May pork
wa up 17Vfc4 at $17.90. Lard wa up Tbo
t tio.wif. nioa wer to nigner at 89.77H-
IQstlmated receipts for tomorrow: wheat,
10 cars; corn, 26s cars; oats, 87 cars; hog.
w.iu neaa
The leading; future ranged as follow:
Artlole. Opco.l Hlgh. Low. Close. Ys'y.
Wheat
" May
July
Sept.
Corn
. Feb,
May
July
Sept.
Oats
Feb.
. May
July
Sept
Purk
. May
. July
July
riepi.
R I he
May July
7?7g
7H 79
78 784-
78
7T!b'78
77
44 44
i 474.
46S6V
4i464(J
"T4
4tr,
41,
404
$7H
$8
4o
88
37
$3
SSSai
17 7
IT 90
10 00
10 08
IT 80
18 00
io tm
10 IM
II BO
10 00
10 06
10 17'
lo &!
10 17
70
t 80
t77HJ
7l
No. 3.
Cash auotatlona were a foil
FLOUR Firm: winter patent. $3,309
t.60; winter atralght. $3.00f93.4: aprlng oat.
enta, Mnlw; aprlng straight. $3.1uys.64;
T.n,;if f i w, v, . M
v.EAJi.0,i,rl1rr' 9o: No, 3. 7$
rrN K?V?.?,rJ o
95N-J- h 4J'44Vlc: No, t yellow, 44c
aio no. j, jjc: no. i wnite, 4trva
fcTsCKi' a;r7,vw1,
f A RLF.Y Fair to choice malting, 66Ao.
KELS-Nck 1 flax. $l.t: No. 1 nort h.
JMmtern. 11 Wlm. l-n V. j t: j t.
, Clover, contract grade. $116.
78H4TH 7M
78'tlS
78 78
4i . 44
4HTJ47 47
4trfcj. 4CT4
40 , 47
8 . . SftV
tH?S . 4"H
w4, rs
taw u
rtrr nts
17 90 1$ W
10 OS 10 07
10 06 18 liy.
10 20 10 26
76 82H
86 ItttVs
PHOVISIONa 8hort ribs, sides Oooset Spot market closed firm: sale. 3.560 bales.
860fct 7. Maaa pork, per bbl., 317 70. Lard! I Low ordinary, c nonitnal; ordinary. 7o
per it lbs.. 89.87. Short elsax side (boxed) I nominal; good ordinary. 8 6-160 low middling.
fcl.ffiUlia.fftVk. ''I .-!-: middling. 107-V6c: good nOddling.
The receipt nd shlDmsnts of flour
rata w.r..PU &pU8hl
1..e Ithla ro .v.
grain
Flour, bbls.
$3,000
1610
Wheat. tu.
Corn, bu...
Oats, bu...
Bve, bu
Barley, bu.
... 24.1110
...7. fa H
...271.
... 4,0
-?'J0
JTJ.tKiO
Ir9a
Tin iA.- .k. w" -
67.4UO
V'-', " Veai mtrn. i Z.Z1
dalrlea, tuvjte. lt t mark, case
inciuaea. iiei ntst, prtme firsts.
-v .-. , ..rviw,
(.iTeraoai uraia eaaraei.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. A WHEAT Snot
firm: No. 8 red weatam winter. So iu.i
ry,tur' tronJ . y. sd;
July MM.
opot, Ainenou mixed. new.
steady, 4s ad; old. firm. 4s 7d. Future.
tirm. aarcn, aaeiaju, ame., twu.
Taleda Heed Market.
TOLF.no, Fab. A-SFFTDS Clover, eaah,
$ H; February. PLW: March, $8 IS; April.
$0.00. Alalka. $7.7$. Timothy. liMU.
Mlaaoaaoll Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. A WHEAT Msy,
UttS, Jul, UT444U7gO; arSftaiiltr!-, TrC iNO.
1 hard. KV: No. 1 northern. 84Hc; No. t
northern, fv-Hc; No. I northern. TVVj 8fo.
FI H'R Klmt patent, $4 4M.4i: second
patents, Mlii41; flrnt dear. $i2641i$.36;
second clears. $2 40i 2 n
KHAN In bulk, $17. 00317.2-.
JEW YORK OEXERAL MARKET
4aatatlaa ( ta Day.aa Varlea
Coaaaaedltles.
NEW YORK, Feb. . FLOUR R
celpta, 11.171 barrelaj exports, 18.6$
barrela; salea, $.369 packages; market
firm but alow; Minnesota patenta,
U.WIiiib; winter Straights, $3-4tS$&; Min
nesota bakera, 43.JMi4.7f; winter axtraa, $2.80
fij.on; winter patents. M.i tut; winter low
grades, 32.70t73.6e. Bva flour, nrm;
too r
kgs.; fnlr to grmd, 11 KOI 8; choice
to fancy, $3 8574.30. Huckwneat n
dull at $2.1002.20, apot and to arriva.
Huckwneat nour.
BUCKWHEAT Quiet: 11. Zi for 100
lbs.
CORNMEAL Firm; fin whlw nd
yellow. $1.30431 25; coarse, 11.1001.11;
kiln dried, $262.76.
WHEAT Receipts, 14.00 bushels; ex
ports, 24.000 bushels. Spot market
strong; No. 1 red. 11 He, elevator; No. I
red, lHc. f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1 northern
Diiluth, 2e, f. o. b., afloat; No. I hard
winter, MUc t. t. b.. afloat. As a result
of cables reporting large purchases by
Russia to supply famine districts, wheat
had a strong advance today and closed
TlOc net hither. Speculative trad
waa on a big acale on rumor of another
Argentine strike, small western receipts,
higher rabies and big sales at London.
May, It HO 160. closed at tSHo; July.
14 11-lft6ttc, closed at lIHo.
CORN Recelpta. 18.I7S bushela; exports,
141.101 bushels; sales, 10.000 bushels fu
tures and M.OflO bushels spot. Spot mar
ket firm. No. 1, 67 Vic elevator, and tlVo,
f. o. b., afVat; No. 1 wMte, 64c; No. 1
yellow, 61 He f. o. b., afloat. Option mar
ket waa stronger and more active with
wheat, cloalng HOlHo net higher; May,
6164c. cloaed at 14c; July cloaed at
63 Vc .
HAY Dull ; shipping, 75 1? 16c; good to
choice, tl.flfvffl.10.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
lBfl. imt23c; same. I!", ftllc Paclflc coaat,
19W1. IJfflBc; 1. 1O013O.
HIDK9 Steady. Galveston, 20 to 28 lbs..
20c; California. 20 to 28 lbs., 21o; Texas,
dry. 24 to 10 lbs., 19o,
LEATHER-fltendv: scld. JTU'fT'TOo.
PROVISIONB-Meef firm: familv.
mK En ... u m nnvNiRn. )uar hama Nrn .
24.00; packet. 111.0OS12.00; city, xtrm India
mesa, 121. oucn 2l.su. tut meata, nrm:
pickled bellies, 110 26612 00; pickled
hums, 12.00. Lard. firm; western
crime. 11. 90010. OS. nominal: refined firm;
7114B continent, 110. 36: South America, $10.76;
compound, 18 60111.76. Pork, firm; fam
41 A llv, $11.60: short clear, $18.00018.26;
40B mess. $1X600 19.26.
41B TALLOW Firm; city ($1.00 jper pkg ),
c; country pkge. free), Htc.
tffK RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 1H
84HB fiic; Japan, nominal.
iTJt LTKI-weak; rowis, lie; turj,
ISc. Dressed, nulet: western chickens, 18
18c: torVevs, 14(fil7c; fowls. 8913Hc.
BUTTER Firm; street price, common to
McmeTrcomono'Txt'ffic;
extra creamery, judaic, umciai pnwa:
common to extra, wavx; ataie oairy, com
mon to firsts, 20S29c: r
snd large, Septembdr, fancy, 14VC; state.
November, 13W14c; gooa to prime, via
1 13c; winter made, average best, 12c; Inferior,
It U4112C.
11 EGOS Firm; state, Fsnnsylvania ana
nearby fancy selected white, lie; state.
8 choice, 29630c; state, brown and mixed.
extra. 24c: firsts, to extra first, zroiatc;
el western first, 27c. Official prices: Firsts,
zrc; seconas, zbWBttftc.
t. lioala Oesessl Market.
BT. LOUIS. Feb. l-WH EAT Higher;
track, No. 1 red caah, 77Vtif7&,4c; No. t
hard. 75a'77c; May, 78&78Hc; July, 77Ho.
UOKH-Higher; track, NO. casn, 44c;
No. 1 white. 45V.fr -toe 1 May. 4Mc: July.
tba.
OATS Hlaher: track. No. I cash. 40He:
No. white, 41tto; May, S9T4j July. c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, li.66
75. extra fancy and etreiffht. $S.163S.46:
I ciar, $16fyjTS-86.
gEEDTlmothr, ateady; $8.O100.
I mmaMfii fi.,n- f in
I bran Firm; sacked, east track, 9645070.
HAY Quiet; timothy, $18.0018.60; prairia,
$11 00l.t.
ron COTTON TIES $1.01. 4
BAQGINQ Vc . ,
1 HEMP TWINE-tio,
I PROVISIONS Pork, higher; ' Jobbing.
I17J0, Lard, steady; prime (team, W-"".
nn ult muii ainadv: bniad iitn hnrtt.
clear ribs, 110.6ZH; Short Clears, 10.76.
I POULTRY Steady; chickens, lOo;
spring. Ho; turkey. 12c; duck,' 110 ;
I iniTrSn c,uu, riUj..
dairy. ilfi'ToT - .
EOOS-illgher at 24c.
Following wera the receipts and ahlp-
menU ot f0ur and grain: .
nour. "a Reielnt. Bhlomenb..
i frOUTt bbl 8.0H0 11,000
i yheat. bu .. .. 28 000
Corn. bu. ! 129!ooO
lWfWl
iJ'iHf
78,000
In...' v.,.'""'"
62,009
Raaea City Grata aad Provlsloas
KANSAS C"Y.mw"EAT-May.
Pc: J ul y . 7$c; .8mcj(, ch:
No. 4 hard. K&76c; No. $. SOftlc; No. I red,
V4Wtic; No. t, J'.
Ct5RN-May, 424c; July. 42e; September,
43c Caah: No. t mixed. 40540; No. $,
oc; No. a white, tic; ro i, uc.
OAT8-N0. I white, 89 &40c; No. 2 mixed,
I RYE Rteadv at toattc.
.HAY-Steady; choice timothy, $15.00fJU.60;
choice prairie, fii.outaiw
I KGG8 Firm. llrStS. 2&C.
I BUTTER Creamery, 21C! PSCklng, 19Uc.
I Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 46.000 46,000
Corn, bu '1?
Oat, bu 7,000 . 7.W0
I . . . .
1 Board of Trad quotation fop Kansas
r 1 Cltr dellvsry. Th rang of prices, as ra
Parted by Logan 4V Bryan, 11$ Board Of
I .... "
Article.
Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloaa,
Wheat .........
Corn i . '
' May.. 42 42H ,41 4!B
July- 4k ;4342i3i42H
B Bid. A Aakad.
Pearla Market
PEORIA, Feb. 8.-WHBAT Higher; No.
$ yellow and No. $, 42c; No. 1 41c; no grade.
$4l'HO,
SaTS Higher: Na t white. $8o: Na. l
OA
White, $c; No. 4 white. 374i.
RYBl-irai: no. z, eBso.
WHISKY On basis of $Ltt for finished
goods. . ,
Dalatk Grata Market.
DULUTH, Feb. 6. WHEAT On track.
No. 1 northern, 83o; No. 3 northern, 81c;
May. Sl)c; July, 83c; Beptainber, 7o.
OATS To arnva, c
KYB-SJ.
UAJlLI0l'-t6349o.
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. t WHKAT Mar-
t72Uket higher: No. 1 northern, 8S4j4c; No.
80 northern. 79i82c; May, 79e7Ho bid.
RIB-Higher; no. i, twao.
BARLEY Firm; No. I, 69c; sample. 60c
CORN-Highsr; No. I caah. 42Cc;
I eJV 476'f;Ho.
I
I Pklladelphla Pradae Market
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 8-wGaS-Flrm;
good demand, western freah. 3o at mark.
I CHEKB-rip demand, steady; fancy,
litw;: choice. Mo.
Cattoa Market
NEW YORK, Feb. g-40TTON-Spot
I steady ; middling upland. He; m.ddllag
I mlf 11 no sales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. .-COTTON-
8-loci miaanng , jair. us-uc; nomiiuu;
Receipt.. U020 balea;
Block, S49.14M balea.
1 I li'FUMIT. Feb 1 rWTTnVB.nr4
market good business dons; prices t point
higher; American middling fair. A8id; good
middling. AS5d: middling. 601.1; low mid-
v dllng, 673d; good ordinary, 6 1 : ordinary
1 U 1 1 1 : K . BIMi hwu ui .,n. ,, m-j , . uiii.i ,
? The aals. of th. d.y war. ltlMt b...
P1 nd Included 8.KO American. Kecelpta,
fV,,, bt.,r. including T.7w) American.
I t iiitisj Vfn. Feb t rTTf M niill-.
. -i.. l.aio: aeJra. sin bauea: reoelnta.
l-ri Kelea: ahinmenta 88 bales: atock. X0 lH
I balsa
I raffaa Vatket.
NEW YORK, Feb, $.-COFFEB-Market
I far futures oMned steadv at unrhannwl
nrlcas ta an advance of 6 nolnt. Trad In
was very quiet, in keeping with featureless
European cable and price held about
stesdy during ths middle session. Improving
a little toward ths close on buying by local
Interests. Th final ton wa steady at
an advance of point a Sale were re
ported of St.Oia) ha kb. Including March at
1 6Mro 60c; May, 6.7oat 7&c; July, I IV; Sep
tember. 6"t6.96c; December. 6 ObfiAlbc:
January. 4 Kw. Spot coffee, steady: No. 4
Santas, tc; niUd uffve, stsaJifi Cordova,
Irai-V.
NEW YORE STOCKS ANDBUNDS
Varkit ii Eluetrith and Without Deflolt
InltlitiT in Either Direction.
WLAK SPOTS KEEP VALUES UNSETTLED
bar) Dn .la Mleaoarl Paelle
Caases Reaetlea as! Flaal
Prlee Are) tha
Latwaat.
NEW YORK, Feb. . There was only a
moderate extension today of the rally In
stock which occurred yeaterday and the
movement of pricea then became uncertain
and sluggish'. Ueallnss shrsnk to little
more than nominal proportions and tlia
market seemed to be without any definite
Initiative In either direction. Tha action of
the market Is proving puxsilng to practiced
observers, owing to Its variation from
the usual sequence. The buying demand
lapaed Into a state of practical paralysis
after tha small galna of the early part of
the day. In spite of this lack of sustaining
power In tha recovery and the belief in the
existence of an organised bear party In the
speculation on the alert to take advantage of
favorable opportunities to facilitate a new
fall of prices, the bears held warily aloof
and made no aggressive demonstration
gainst values. There wss little In the
days news to throw light on the movement
of prices. Pennsylvania was prominent In
the recovery, .on account of a better feel
ing over the labor outlook In the matter of
the dispute with the trainmen. Some Influ
ence on tha stock was attributed to the
announcement of a further postponement
of the meeting of tha committee which la
to report on the Investigation Into tha con
ditions of undue Influence upon some of the
employe of the company In favor of In
dividual shipper, which was brought out
by jl hearing of the Interstate Commerce
commission.
There Is growing discussion In the finan
cial district of the likelihood of an advance
In freight rates this spring and the agree
ment In the expressed views on the subject
of railroad authorities from widely dlver-
igent source I considered significant. There
1 I i . . w n
agreement that advances In freight rate
were not to be thought of In view of the
current agitation against railroad corpora
tions. The existence of this spirit has been
considered to be a barrier against the
equalising by tha railroads of the growth
In their operating expenses. The disfavor
with which recent capital Increases have
beer held Is attributed to the restriction
upon the railroads to regulats their In
comes. The resumption of the report of
transaction In "odd lots" on the tape re
vealed a shrinkage of orders for stocks In
small parcels, which Is supposed to Indi
cate the presence of Investment order In
the market. But this buying wss not of
material effect In holding prices. The exist
ence of weak spots In the msraei was re
vealed from time to time and this helped
to keep sentiment unsettled. There was
further selling of Great Northern preferred
from the same source aa yesterday and this
la sunnosed to b the closlnk out of a
speculative account or accounts In the
stock, which were crippled by the long
decline In the stock since the announce
ment of various rights to stockholders.
Acute weakness also developed In Missouri
Paclflc owing to rumors In circulation of
a coming appeal . for Increase In capital.
This decided a reaction In price and tha
last prices of the day were generally
slierhtlv lower than last night.
Bonds were steady . Total sales, par
value, $1,764,000. United States bonds wera
unchanged on oall.
The following was the range of prices on
tha New York Stock exchange:
galas. High. Low. Cloaa.
M.400 11IV4 U1'4 1"H
I0 41 41 H 41
100 m ii ion
10 M 10 i
130
,
100 14 M44 tl
1
II
00 71 7114 7114
110
, 11.100 141 1U lMi
, 104 lit lit lit
, 1,400 111 11114 131 "4
400 N Mlt ttSt
. t.tOO ITTUj tlt 174
. 11,100 102H 101 S 101
100 ta 40
. 1,100 12044 lit . 120
, 1,104 114 111 lit
' n
,' I, tot - 74 714 7
. I.too 111 ltu4 1"044
too 111 tot tot
too tO 4tVa 41
. 104 14 14 14
, 1,tl0 lit 144 114
. 11,400 141 144 147
1 7. , "'Tr" i
"utM coaat wno...
; 5?, oh -fS
S!iokirs luoTd ii.Y.'M
Canadian PaclBo
cantral of 14. 1
Cbaaapaako 4V Ohio
Chloaso Ot.
Chicago A N. W
C. at. A St. P
Ckloaao T.'A T ...
Chicago T. T. pfd
C, O.. C. A 8t. t,..
Colorado I. A I
Colo. A Bo
tl
47
14
4
tot 16
1,100 4t
400 U
100 17
8S
47
14
47
vo.o. r
Co,- A so. Id ptd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products
400 tt
44 64
io 113 m its
l.KW 23 21
400 17 M 14
1
tot tot toi tot
1.700 17 II 11
71
24.409 Tt TS 76
11,100 14 14 14
70
100 40 44 40
404) ltl 141 161
lot
100 ltl Ul 117
70S II 14 15
to
1.104 16 14 K
Corn Products pfd
Delaware A Hudaoa
Dal., U A W
Dearer A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
01011110? curttlee
Sri
Erie let pfd
Erie td pfd
Oenoral Bleetrlo
Hocking Vsllay
llllnola Central
Intarnatlonal Paper .,
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Puap pfd.
lows Central ..
lows Central pfd
K ansae City 80
K. C. 80. pfd
is
400 36
"0 46
14 84
46 , 44
104 U
4U tl
! 17
tM. U
UMleTllle A N
Mexican Central
Minn. A it. L
M.. 8t. P. A 8. 8. M
M.. St. P. A 8. 8. 14. pfd.
Mlaaourt Pacloa
M., K. A T
U . K. A T. pfd
Hattooal Lead
N. R. a. el M. pfd
N. T. Caatral
N. T-. O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. ptd.
North Americas
Paciflo Mall
Peoaaylranta
People's Oas
P., C. C. A 61. L.
Preeeed Steal Cor
Preaaad 8. C. ptd
Pullman Palace Car.
Reading 1
Heading 1st pfd -...
Raadlns Id pfd
Republic Steel
Republlo Steal pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Ulead Co. pfd
St. U A i r. Id pfd
St. L A W
BL U 8. W. pfd
So. Paciflo
Be. Pat-illa pfd
80. Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tanneaaao O. A I
Texaa A P '
T . ILL I W
1.0U4 114 111 112
8,100 21 U 11
KW 17 i a
l.KIO 111 108 lot
400 146 146 141
80.100 14 in U
1,100 1 17 87
400 70 M 11
l.IOO 70 if M
I04 56 46 14
1100 121 114 124
eov - et 44 aa
7u0 M 16 M
41
TOO II 11 11
10 14 It 14
11,104 110 im 110
TOO M M M
71
1.24J0 41 41 '41
, '
141
141,404 112 110 111
low ev av at
a
8,700 16 14 14
10 tl 11 17
. i,tue n 1
16
av
41
n
u
400 41
400 tl
lot 66
14.700 13
'i'70 '.
10 w
', "i.'iM 'ii
loo 11
41
It
If
1
m
ti
117
II
tl
160
11 12
0 10
tl II
I T . 81. U A W. pfd
00 n
Colon raeiae
Vnloa Paciflo pfd.
IT. B. Bipraaa
V. A Realty
V. . Ruboar
V. B. Rubber pfd
II. 8. Steel
V. A Steel pfd. ei-dlr ,
Va--'arallna Ckenleal .....
Vaara. Caam. pfd........
WabaaS
Wabaah pfd
Walla Targo Sipreas
Weatlnfhouaa kieotli .....
Weatera tnloa
Wkealtn A U
WUconala Central
Wla. Central ptd
Norther Pari to
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd.......
Blaaa-Bnealald Steal ,
ereat rionhars pfd
Iat. Meiropolltaa
1st. Metrepoltua pfd
74.400 176 172 172
tl
11
77
1.100 11 to to
aOO 104t 10 104
4I.4O0 46 44 4441
1.100 lot 104 104
40 II
it u
"'wo 'ii
a. tt
.... 10
11 11
81 11
.... rra
.... It
U I
11 II
mo u
404 II
fca) 12
100 44
12 22
46
I.44M 14 H
04 14 M U
etw iw iwi lue
0 )o til,
U.luO 144 III 111
4U 14 14
. 71
Total anlea lor tks day, 100, T OS aharea.
Bostaa Csppar Market.
CloalnaT quotation on Boaton corner jar
ket, reported by Logan A Bryan, 111 Board
of Trad DUJiaing, uraani;
Adeeatsra
Alloaea ,.,
Atlaatie .
t Mokawk tl
41 Nevada Coosollsatad. 11
iiaKorta Baits Ill
Biask
1 Old DoalMus M
Black Moanials lOaoao4a Ill
Beatea Coaaelldated.. MPnaa. Berries II
Butte Cealltlos XI Pnea. Barvlce, pfd... !'
Calsau A Arlaoa..lal Qalaer 144
Calnaaet A 14eela....t41 Sbuaoa ti
Caaieanlal
Tamaraok
Cacver Ran
Dally Weat
Beat Butt
Prank II.
Oreen Copse ....
Oranby '
Helretls
lale Rersl
Kewanae
U 47 A Ptueawg.
Maaaackusatis
atlcblgaa
. t4Taaaeaae Copper ,
. lTrlDltr
. II railed Fralt
. rUnitad Blelaa, aces
. Illialted Slates, pfd.
.144 Utah Coeeulldated .
. 4 t'tak Copper
,. 11 Victoria
.. II Wlaeaa
. r Welrerlae
., Iraaaaea
. 84i Nlplaalag
., 41
.. 17
..104
.. U
.. 4t
.. 71
.. ti
..
.. U
IS
11
Traaaary Blateaaeat.
WASH I NOTON, Fab. 8 Today's Stat,
msnt of th treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, siclu.lv of the llW.uuu.juO guld
itservs, aLoag; AraUabl aA balauca.
irO.S12.4.W; gold coin and bullion, $H.430,768;
gold certificate. $44,070,480.
Sew Yerk Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1-MONET-On call,
saey at 2S'o per cent; ruling rate. 24 per
cent; I'lonlnK bid. I per cnt; offered st S4
Ser cent; time loans, dull and steady; sixty
ays, 1 per cent; ninety days, fVjOt, per
cent; six months, mfiftvi per cent.
PKIMK MERCANT1LK PAPER-Sei
per cent.
STERLING EXCH ANGB Weak, with
acttml business In bunkers' bills st 14 !4Jf
4 MfiO for demnnd and at 14 6"t4 o6 for
n-day bills; posted rates, 14.MVfcft4.8&to; com
mercial bills, M.COV
SILVER Bar, 6Vc: Mexican dollars. S.1,
BONDS Government snd railroad, steady.
Closing quotations on bonds ware
follows:
V. a. rf. ta, ret. ...It
do eoapea 14
Jips . U series... ri
4a ctt. Mt
to 4 Hi tfi t2V
do Id mDm. K
L. N. nl. 4 W
Mas. e. . 4e 1
Mt. rentrtl 4s M
do let tnfl Utt
C. g ta. rax Iif4
so coupon
.1M
V. . eld 4s, lf.
do eonpoa
C. . s. . rr..
de ennsos
Am. Tobaece 4s...
da
...ll
...ll
...IK
...1
. "Minn. St. U. 4s.. M
1VM . K. T. 4
Atrhiaon sen. 4s lnlH
do ta M
da adj. 4s tl
Atlsntle C. U 4s MH
Bal. Ohio 4s lot
do lm N
Br. R. T. a. 4
Central of Oa. (a IIS
) lt Ino to
do Id Ino U
Mdo id Ino t
Chm. 4k Ohio 4Ha ...lM
Cnlcaso 4V A. ISa... T4
P., B. at q. a. 4a.... WH
C. R. I. P. 4a.... 744,
do eol. ta to
N. R. R. of M. e. 4a. W4
N. T. C. t- ls SH
M. J. C. . ta IM
Ifo. Paella 4a lot
do ta J14.
N. W. e. 4s H
O. t. Ia rfdf. 4s t4
Pran. eonv. I Ha 4
Raadlns son. 4a. t"
S. U A I. at. o. ta..U3H
K. L t I. r. fs. 4a. lit
at. u s. w. a .. n
Seaboard A. U 4a... an
80. Pact Bo 4a tS
CCC. 4r St. L. s. 4a..l014: da lit 4a rtfi..
Colo. Ind. ta. mr. A. t Dn. Railway ta.
11IV4
111
t4
1OTH
Colorado Mid.
TIS T.ia A P. la.
Colo. so. 4a
Cuba ta
D. R. O. 4s
niauilarf Sao. la..
Erie . 1. 4a
do (an. 4a
Horning Val. 4H.
nti T. , St, L. W. 4s..
.10314
. M
.
. t7H
. MS
.IO414
Union Pacific 4a..
IT. 8. Staal Id ta '
Wabalh Is
..Ill
do dek. B
Waatera Md. 4a..
W. tuts,
Wis. Control 4s.,
71
IT
japtn
Bid. Offered.
Boatoa Stocks aad Bonds.
BOSTON, Feb. 6-Call loans. 47 per
cent; time loans, 6y(i7 per cent. Offlclal
pricea on stocks and honds were:
AtctalaoB adj. 4s to
do 4a 100
Mrs. Cantral 4s t
Atrhiaon , 10144
do pfd I
Boatoa A Albany tJl
Boatoa A stalna l&t
Boaton ElaTated 141
Atlantio
... 14
Rlncham
Cal. A Hocla..
Centennial
Copper Ranga
Daly Want
Praoklln
Oranbr
Iflla Horale ...
Maaa. Mining ,
...II
...tt
... 41
... t4
:::
...in
ritchkun ptd
Mai lean Cantral ..
N. T., N. H. dt H
Union Paclflc
Am. Area. Cham..
do pfd
A mar. Pnou. Tube.
.131
... 10
... I
... 12
. II
.1HIV,
.172
. 21
. tl
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont. C. A C
Old Dominion
Oereola ,
... II
... 1
... M
It
1M
Amar. 9n(ar liovt
Parrot
Qulncr
11
ls
rt
do pfd . .
.lit
Amar. T. A T
Amar. Wooloa ......
do pfd
Dim. I. B
Edlaon Blae. Ilia..
Maaa. Elactris
do ptd ,.
Maaa. Oas
United Fruit
United 8. M
do pfd
V. 9. Steal., ,
do ptd
Adranturo
AtHmaa
Amalgamated
Bid. -Asked.
Shannon
. II Tamarack
1U
7
. tt Trinity
. 10 V'nlted Copper ..
.121 It. 8. Mining
.11 O 8. Oil
. M t'tak
. ts Victoria
.104 Winona
. 41 Wolrarlna
. IS North Butts ....
. 44jBuite Coalition .
.104 Neradt
. I Cal. A Arltooa..
. 4t lArlaons Com. ...
.UlOraen Con
.. 71
.. 41
.. 11
.. 7J
.. I
.. 12
..1M
..111
.. H
.. 17
..1M
.. II
.. 11
Losioa CIosIbsj Itocks.
LONDON, Feb. 6. Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Consols, money
do account ..
Anaconda
Atchlaon
dn pfd
.. M
.. 17
.. 14
..106
at.. K. A t
N. T. Central
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennaylranls
Rand Mlsea
l
110
II
I
46
47
7
41
17
M
M
171
, 45
. 44
101
. 17
. 14
.101
Baltimore A Ohio... .111
Canadian Paciflo ' 107
Chaa. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W ...
7lReadlng
14l8outharn Railway
162 do pfd
13 Southern Paciflo ..
C, M. St. P...
DeBeert
Denver A R. O I!
Union Paciflo
do pfd H 1
do pfd ....
Kris U
V. a. Steel..
do lat pfd.. 1.. 72
do Id ptd II
do pfd ....
Wabaah , .
llllnola Central 14
do pfd ....
Lonlanile A N 111
Spanlah 4a
SILVER Bar, sleauyi 31 U-16d per ounce.
ftujiNE. 1 -3waa per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills, 44 per cent; for three
months' bills, 4H&4
,W U-18
per cent.
New York Mlalaar ttoaka
NEW YORK. Feb. 'l-CloSm Quotation.
on mining iock were:
Adams Con.
Little Chief ..
.. 8
..lot
..lit
.. II
.. If
., 41
.. M
..ttt
Alice
Brecon
Drunawlek Cos. .,
Cometoek Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va...
IM k)atarle
sa upnir ,
N -tfotoal
.. 44 I
Ravage
Sierra Narada
.. It
..174
..411
.. I
Morn SIlTer ....
Iron Sllrer
SqmII Hopes ..
Standard
LeadTllle Cos. ..
' Porelga Financial.
LONDON. Feb. 8. Rate for money
were easy In the market today In spite of
large repayment to the Bank of Eng
land. Discounts were quiet. On . the
Stock exchange yesterday's cheerfulness
developed Into a general hardening ten
dency. During the greater part of the
day business slightly Increased, princi
pally on bear covering, but the market
closed Irregular In places. Copper shares
were active under the lead of Rio Tlnt,s
nd reports of an Increased output being
contemplated. Mexican rails were strong
on tne revival or rearrangement rumors.
Americans developed strength during th
lorenoon ana naraenea to wen over par
ity and Wall street news caused the bears
to cover. The shares of coal carrying
rauroaas ana umtea estates steel
celved the most attention. Later New
York advices caused the market to ease
slightly, but a recovery set In and at tho
close price were firm. Missouri pacific
was the feature. Mines, especially si
berlans, were weak. Japanea Imperial
os or iu ciosea at
BERLIN, Feb. $. Trading on the
Bourse was limited, but c-rlces were firm.
PAK1B. ren. e. rnces on the Bourse
today were firm. Russian Imperial 4s
rinsed at 78 and Russian 4s fit 1904 at
44.
Bank Ctaartags.
OMAHA. Feb. A Bank clearing for to
day were $1,494,710.91 and for th corre-
sponaing data last year i,4os, 939.03.
. Waal Market.
BOSTON. Feb. A WOOL Market con
tlnues strong, with trading dull, chiefly
because of th high values. Considerable
territorial wool Is moving on account of old
contracts. Worsted wools are practically
out of atock. Of clothing wool, there la a
good supply left unsold. In pulled wools
there Is a fair trade and a steady market
There Is a fair market for sooured grades.
Texas wools are aulet. Foreign wool srs
firm. Leading domestic quotations follow:
Indiana and Missouri combing blood,
S4(&36c; combing blood, SS-viMc; Texas,
1 a.--,. en. 1 4 .., 1. . Tt . M . a .A
8 months, to&lOc; fin fall clean, ff2c.
California, scoured basts, northern choice.
47!&68c: northern good. 6641 47c: middle
county, t$3j6c; southsrn, 2tl33c; fall free,
64ic. Oregon, sooured basis, eastern No.
8Sl&70c: valley No. 1. 8ni33c. Territorial
staple; sen urea pasts, nne, 7Zr7ac; fins
medium, Wflioc ; medium, 4o4i6c. Territory,
orainary, scourea oasis, nne, tvsijjiiic: nnt
medium, SJ&Qic; medium, td&loc. Colorado
and New Mexico, spring, scoured basis,
X. 6S4jf70c; No. 1.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. $. WOOL-Steady ;
medium grades combing and clothing. 24fJ
28c; light fine. iUc; heavy fine, 1618o;
tub washed, 303380.
Kaasas City I.tve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb, $. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.000 head. Including 600 head
Southerns; market steady; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $6.66 0 6.60; fair
to good. . $4.2otJ 6 68; western fed steers,
$3. 76436. 00; stockers and feeder. $$.36i
4.76! southern steers. $$.6066.26: south
ern cows. $$.2549$. 76; native cows, $3 30
tr4.60; native hellers, 3.zi4y6.26; bulls,
$3 00?4.26; calves, $8.6007.60.
HOQ8 Receipts, 8.600 head; market (
t? 10c higher; top, $7.10; bulk of aalea,
$7.00477.06; heavy. $7.0597.10; parkera.
77.07; pigs and light, $i.i0O
TOO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 8.000
head: market atrong; lamb. 14.6041 7.65:
owe and yearlings, $4.7606.26: western
fed yearlings. I ootjt 40; western fed
sheep, $4. 7605.76; stockers and feeder,
$$.60 1.00.
St. Jeseah Llva Stark Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Feb. 6. CATTLE
Receipt, 2,146 head; market active; na
tive. $4.606 6.7$; cpwa and heifers, $3.26
4 6 00; stocker and feadera, $114(14 (0.
HOOS Recelpta, 8.694 head; market $
10o higher; top, $7.10; bulk, $4 6t7.06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 6.441
head; market ateady; lambs, $7.$07.$0;
we. $4.76 Q 6.00.
tack la Slgrkt.
Receipt of !lv atock At th Big principal
wasuro market yeaterday wer as follows:
. . Cat Us, Hoga Sharp
South Omaha 6.4iO 4.UO . $v3M
Ulcus city , 1.90
Kansas City ol
Be Joseph 3.146
8t. Louis 4.0u)
Chicagu U.UU0
l.w u
8.iii i0
6.694
40
0.uu0
6,w4
1.6' 4)
TuUlg $,74J fl.mi 80.361
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Killing: Cattlo 8tdy, witk Fieuan
Eomt Etrocetf.
HOGS OPEN HlGHcR, BUT CLOSE LOWER
Fair Raa of gkeep aad La as as, with
Deaaaad Good aad Trad am De
al ra hie Grade Fairly
Active aad Steady.
BOUTH OMAHA, Feb. , 1f7.
Receipts were:
Omclal Monday .
.i m
4X4 T.667
4.7'1 I.7S4
4,000 .2(0 .
.
Official Tuesday 4.90
Official Wednesday 4.400
Three days this week.17.488 1S.0 20.frrl
Pame daya last week. .. .1S. 27.014 19.W9
ame dsys $ weeks ago.. H.14J $1.44 2.4;a
Bame days 8 weeks sgo. .19.13J 19.g74 26.624
name day 4 weeks sgo. .18. T. J Z4.ua i.o
a j .... 1 .11 ct. on IM
Same day last year 18.312 23.864 80,182
The following table shows the receipts ol
rsttle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
1907. J94SBV. Inc. Dec
Cattle 1S1.4H9 96.644 $6,926 ......
Hogs 243.82S 278,167 $4.4
Sheep 166,76$ 161,421 16,$
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to cholc cornfed steer $6.40H.lti
Fair to good cornfed steers 4 7V66 .40
Common to fair steers 4.tXX44.t
Good to choice fed cows $.70S4.70
Fair to good cows and heifers.... X53.70
Common to fair cows snd heifers., l-00y8.ro
Good to choice st'kers and feeder. 4 4 00
Fair to good etockers and feeder.. $.76(34-40
Common to fair stockera $ 00-a.VTB
Bulls, stags, etc 1 761400
Veal calves 4.0Otf.6O
The following table show th average
price of hoga at South Omaha for th laat
several days, with comparisons:
Pat. I 1907. 190$.lO8.1904.in08.190.1901.
Jan. 28..
Jan. 29..
Jan. 80..
Jan. 81..
Feb. 1..
Feb. 2...
Feb. 3..
Feb. 4..
Feb. 6..
Feb. (..
75
71
6 714
6 84
87S
( 80
6 98 '
4 Ml 4 79
4 79
4 661 4 81
67
6 95
6 22
I 28
I 28
i 18
I 22
t 26
a
6 81
6 23
I St
6 So
6 43
6 41!
$ 64
73
8 69
o
68
8 70
6 W
06
4 3
6 97
( 96
a
S US
4 K 4 67
4 70 4 781
6 48
$ 63
4 721 4 86
4 74
1 !i ! 5 JS s S
iH ! B 5 l 5
4 81 I 76 16 6 XI
6 86H
6 63
sir),:
& 63 4 83
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hoga.
Omaha $3.00.75 $6R6fi97
Chicago 1.9MT7.00
Kanaaa City $.a'u.W
St. Louis 2.0tKo 76
61taT.10
6.76417.16
6 4"4'7 16
6.80&6.96
Sioux City 8.75tt.2S
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.HoKS.SheeD.H'r'a
C, M. A St P 3 11
Wabash 4 3
Missouri Pacific 3
4
32
9
80
10
6
14
10
I
i
8
134
Union Paciflo System. IM 33 $2 1
C. 4 N. W., east 10 9 2
C. A N. W., west ta
C, St. P. & M. 0 28
C. B. A Q.. east 7
C, B. A Q., west 41
C. R. I. k P.. east.... 7
C, R. I. A P., west.... 1
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western., t
Total recelpta 313
49
The disposition of the day's receipts wa
a follows, each buyer Durchasfng ths
numuer oi neaa inaicaieni
Cattle. HorsBheeD.
Omaha Packing Company 964 1,106 1,148
owirt ana company l et)
Cudahy Packing Co 1,69
8.292
2,912
2,382
2.011
$.367
tU8
Armour & Company 372
vansant at t.o 9
Carey 4 Benton $
Lobman A Co 139
W. I. Stephen 82
Hill Son 118
F. P. Lewis 63
Huston & Co $88
L. F. Huss 88
Wolf 37
J. H. Bulla 10
Mike Haggerty 63
J. B. Root oV Co 153
O. McConnaughey 38 ..... .....
Sullivan Bros
V. A. Brltton 3
Lehmer Bros 20 .....
Ager Packing Co 21
Other buyeis 653 2,021
Total ..6,430 8,69$ . $.162
CATTLE Receipt of cattle wer liberal
again this morning, the run keeping up re
markably well In spite of the atorm and
severe weather. It would appear that the
prevailing high prices ar a Dig induce
ment for feeders to market their cattle so
that they are keeping them coming In spit
of drawback.
The feeling among sellers this morning
wa that beef steer, at least the better
f rades, ought to sell a little stronger, and
hey were generally pricing their cattle
higher than yesterday. On the other hand,
buyer did not appear to be any too eager
for supplies and the general market could
hardly be called better than steady. In
spots there were to be found sale that
looked better, but, on the other hand. It
wa possible to find sales that looked
Good oows were not over plentiful and
they sold In the same notches as yesterday.
On th other hand, there were a good many
common to medium grade which wer slow
sale throughout the day and on which
prices were, If anything, a little easier than
yesterday.
There wa a very good speculative buy
ing of feeder this morning, and deslrabl
grades commanded good strong price. Cat
tle of this description have regained all th
decline of last week, and they sold today
a high a any time thl season. Light cat
tle of good quality also sold to good ad
vantage. The only kind that was discrimi
nated against was th Inferior and common
kinds.
Representative sales:
utue.11 gi Banna.
No.
11...
n...
81...
I. ..
t...
II. ..
11...
I. ..
II. ..
10...
II...
21...
to...
M...
At. Pr. No.
Av. Pr.
...mo 1 10
...1141 I 14
...11J6 I 10 -
...1161 I 1
...1117 6 It
...1114 I 14
...1164 ISO
...lot $ to
...1244 I If
...1M4 I 14
...114 t It
...Mat I It
...UM I 84
...1104 6 It
144 4 40 tl
117 4 40
107 4 M
20.
II
11
II
II
10
11
14
4
8
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1014 4 40
1174 4 45
1171 4 tt
1014 4 M
lOtl 4 10
1111 4 10
mi 4 tt
1141 4 tS
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14 181 I to 1 list 4
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n IK IU 14 tit 4 Ot
W Ill I If 10 1041 4 N
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long 1 H a ivna a ia
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7 Ml I 76 t 1171 I at
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1 104 I 10 t 1124 I 0
7 44 I 10 1 1171 4 44
HEIFERS.
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114 I 40 8 10lt 4 OS
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UM 8 78 1 1140 4 60 ,
BULLS.
1260 8 40 1 1171 t 71
1174 3 44 . I...' 16S t 71
1110 8 46 1 1110 8 94
CALVES.
no II 1 864 I 60
, tOO 4 It 1 tS 8 71
140 4 60 I
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
140 I it 1 461 8 9
124 I 14 1 460 4 00
, 171 I 44 T 444 4 30
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124 I tt M ra 4 m
Ill IN I Ml 4 U
tat 8 44 II lit 4 44
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It.
HOGS The market opened lust about to
higher then yesterday s general market,
and while the trade was slow a fair pro
portion of the receipts changed hands In
nr. tv aroon aeaaon! all su wms a vary dodu-
' . ' . ' - .
ar pries today, whereas yesterday half
ths hogs brought $6 85. There wa also
aprinaiwi ui me uciwr i.aoca e r-i
and above, whll there were a few scat-
taring trashy loads below $6.80.
It was apparent ell the morning that
som of the packers at least wer bearish
In their views and were paying tne aa-
vanced prices under protest a It were. Aa
Ucally Imposslbl to get over $4.87 for th
best loads, with lighter weight at $S.$6.
itepresentstive sales
auun u ma mun uisiit uiurn w.i . miru, i js0 g join, sc; in 9. t cnuca. sc ; iso. i chuck,
th bear took advantage of the opportunity (.; tio. 6 chuck, 4o: No. 1 round. 7c, Nu
to depress prices and th market cloaed . ) round. 8c: No. I round. o; No. I plala,
with a considerable proportion of the arly , 4c; Ha. t piste, 4a: No. 3 plat, $c
advance lost. On the close It was prao-I M 1CCELLA.N kXilia.
Ma Av. 8k. Pr. Ma A. ' Bk. Pr.
14 hi ... ta u fat ... It
14 m M i h u tut ... I ta
4 171 at I It H ... 6 to
2 144 4 4 1714 11 Its 4 4 lle
47 IM ... I 17 V 44 Ill ... 4 MS4
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at. HI ... 4 47V4 at HI ... 8 14 .
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Tt r ... I tS 7Ir. 24 ... 113
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II .117 ... I St M tM 40 I 41
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17 ri ... I an
SHEEP The heep market wss without
any noteworthy change of Special Interest,
the trading being devoid of newa. It was
In fact a stesdy and fairly actlv market
on the deslrnl.lt kinds at least. Holders
of medium kinds were Inclined to call the
trades low.
Lambs sold In nrsctlcallv the same
notches as yeaterday, good westerns brlng-
Ing $7.46. the Same price thst wa paid
for them yesterday. Good western yar-
lings on the Ismb order sold up to m.a.
nn mexicans at ao ao. some 01 in m
M.tlMn w a V. . a aa 7A veater-
day sold In the same notch today.
The most deslrsbl sheep snd lamb
changed hand In good season In the morn
ing.
Quotation on killer; Good to choir
lambs, $7.0tfj7.60; tslr to good lambs. $4 76
4)7.00; good to choice yesrllngs. Inmb
weights, $0(a.8D; fair to good yearlings,
lamb welcnts. 8S.7Mi4l.00: good to choice
yearlings, hesvywelghts. $S.7Mi.00: fair to
good yearlings, heavyweights. $S foWR 18;
good to cholc old wethers, $5 SMJ5 H; f'P
to good old wethers. I0O0S468S; good to
cholc ewes, $4.90ft&20; fair to good. 4 3f9
4.60.
Representative sale:
No, Av. Pr.
1W western lambs 63
90 western ewe 87 4 60
431 western ewes 100 4 60
118 western ewes W2 4 60
2M western ewes 119 I 20
13 western awea 08 6 00
tri western wether 17 6 90
193 western ewes 116 4 86
4K8 western ewes and yearlings.. 103 6 90
164 western lambs 61 (76
12 western lambs 74 7 26
620 western lamb 70 7 0$
1K8 western lambs 78 7 46
197 western Inmb 83 7 46
87$ western lambs 1... 86 7 46
132 weal or a. Inmhi SS 7 46
l1 """ w t so
western yearling 86 28
ls4 Mexican wether 118 $ 70
CHICAGO I.IVB STOCK MARKET
Caftle Steady to Higher, Hogs Illaher
A Sheep lirosg.
CHICAGO, Feb. 8 CATTLE Receipts,
18.000 head; market steady to 10c higher;
common to best steers, $4.261.20; cows,
t.1.2f6 0O; heifers. $2.00iio.60; bulls, $3.0O9
4 60; calve, $2.756.00; stockers and feeders,
$2 Jr6 4 90,
HOGS Receipts, 30,000 head; market 61a
higher; choice heavy snipping, n.mwg'i.iu
light butchers, n.onOR; light mixed. $7.00 1
67.06; choice light $7.0037.07; packing, $7.W
47.06; cholc pigs, $6,6076 90; bulk of sale.
87.0007.10.
SHEEP AND IJa MBS Receipt, 18,000
head; market atrong; aheep, $4.9Oij.0O;
yearling, $6.76786; lambs, $4.gS7 'n.
Hew Yark Live Stack Market.
NEW YORK. ' Feb. 6. BEEVES Re
celpta, 1,814 head; fnlr to srood steers loft 16c
higher; msdlum, fully steady; common, slow
and not wanted; bulls, steady; medium
snd common cows, firm to 10c higher; good
fat cows, steady; steers. $4.7utr6.O0; bulls,
3.70(14.60; cows, $2.267j4.16. Liverpool and
Iondon cablea quoted live cattle easy at
111. .1,. I V, Am,..4 Ml.kl .... a...
, ator beef selling st 9'&1c per lb; exports
looay, 01a uaiue ana i.onu quarters 01 oeei.
CALVES Receipts, 956 head; market for
veals firm; barnyard calves, stesdy; west
ems, dull; veals, $6.50610.00; culls, $4.004.,
S.00: uarnyrd calve, $3.76; no westerns
sold; dressed calves, firm; city dressed
veals, 8016c per lb.; country dressed, 84?
12c per lb.
HOGS Receipts, .276 head; market feel
ing ateady; state and Pennsylvania hog
quotable at $7 4O7.e0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $.661
head; market for sheep nominal but fully
ateady; for lambs, 26c higher on short
supply at $6,607)18.26. Liverpool and I,ondon
cables quoted sheep lower at 111!o per
lb., dressed weight.
It. Loal Mva Stoelr Market.
.ST. .LOUI8. Feb. 6 CATTLE Receipt,
4,000 bead; Including 600 head Texan;
market for native 10c higher; Texan
strong; native shipping and export Steers,
$6. 866. 76; dressed beef and - butcher
steers, $4.8606.90; steer under 1.000
pounds. $$.764.80; stockers and feeders,
$2.00424.10; cows and heifers, 12.6046.25;
canners, $1.902.6; bulls, $2. $04. 00;
calve. $3.85Q 8 00; Texaa and Indian
steers $2.6096.60; cow and heifer.
$2,90 4? 4.00.
HOGS Receipt. 8,600 head; market tO
10c hlgeh; pig and light. $6. 407.00;
packers, $6.80497.06; butchers and best
heavy. $7.0O7.16.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.500
head; market steady; native muttons,
$$.0006.76; Ismbs, $4.0007.76; culls and
bucks, $$.0004.00; stocker. $2. 76O3.60.
loax City Lly Stack Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia.. Feb. $. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt. I.200 head;
market steady; beeves, 84.2604l.26; cows,
bulls and mixed, $2.7694.66; stocker and
feeders, $3.0tJji4.26; calves and yearling,
$3 7MJS.76.
HOGS Receipt. (.800 head: market a
hude higher, selling at $6.8004.96; bulk of
sales, M.8tfc.90.
OMAHA WHOUC84I.H MARKET.
.
Coadltloa at Trade aad Igaotatloas aa
tapla aad Faaey Fradaee.'
EGGS Per dos., 36c.
LIVE POULTRY liens, (VsOvc; roosters,
6c; turkeys, UkuUsc; ducks, l10cj young
roostei. gc; geese, st&so.
BUTTER Packlnar atock. 18c: choice to
fancy dairy, XitaMo; creamery, 8&0290.
" HAY Choice uiilund, $.6u: meum n. 14 40:
No. 1 bottom, $e.60; off grades, $6 60OA59.
By straw. $7.00; No. 1 alfalfa, $11.00.
ItAUaM fer on. 816.00.
I OLD VEGETABLES.
CARROT t aKlt r AND PARSNIPS
Per bu.. 7 60
BWEET POTATOES Illinois. nr iara
bbl. $c.3t.
NAVY BEAXf Par bu.. 6X8B1 Ma A
B.60.
LIMA BEANS Pr lb,, 6C
CABBAGE Holland aaed. noma arrows.
lo per lb.
ttUG PLANT Far dog.. 8X.2r3Ctl.0l
RUTABAt3AM About lbtt lbs. ta sank.
$160.
POTATOES Far b. 4604M.
TURNIPo-Pr bu., 80c
ONIONfaHoma arm a. na taw., awol
Spajoiao, per era ia, W-uO; Colorado, par bu
too.
TROtCAL FRUIT.
FIGS California, burk, 6o; 8-crown
Turkish, l&c; 4-orown Turkish, lie; $-crown
Turkish, 12a
LEMONS Umonlera, 800 and $89 Bis.
$4.60; other brands, 60c lesa.
DATES Kadaway Va: eayra, Ic; Hal
low la. Biw atuflea arainui aalaa. 8-lb. boa.
$1.10.
UAANAra-er ensdium-Biraa buooo.
$$.Ouj$26' 1 urn Wo. $X 044.60.
OKAPB Fitl'lT-iiiM s U M and $0, $3.7$
fi4 00.
ORANGES Florida tratiga. all alsaa
$2.e; California us vol a, extra fancy, ail
slses, $4.uv; fancy. 83.76; cholc. li. jc42.60.
NEW VEQBTAHf ffji
BEETS, 1UKN1S AN1 CARROTS Fa
do a, 4cv0a
TOMATOES Florida, 80-Ib, crate, $6.00.
WAX BEANS Par bu. 'oX. $e.fAK34.0B.
LEAF LOTTUCeUoUiouea, for dog
tlouOn. 46a.
CELERY-Callfornia. per dos, 76oO$l OA
CUCUMBEKa Uothouaa, par dos., $i.0a
HORbhiMAUibH Cas 01 1 aoi.. 41. ku.
RAD18HL44 Psr dos. bun a boa. 860.
OREEN Pf SKetPnT -baakt arat,
se.oteuwuw.
PaRbIJCT Hotbou, par do, bunohoa
80c.
HEAD LETTUCE Bouthsru, par doa.
H.uiVl-aV
ttlLALLOTS Southern, per bunch, 6O0.
FRVUTaV
CRANBERRJEa Psr bbl., r 0O8$ 00.
. I W ...... . . M U . MM.., fl.WV.-VVi
of , APPLES Boa Davis, choice. $.v; lancy,
a ; par bbl., $4.1.; Jonathans, $8.764.0u; Now
xora apples, 44 a, lowa ana ftDraaa,
I aating and cooking, $3 1444.taj,
PEARo Winter NoJi. tier tot, 83.08.
t,4wM.uA u 1 1 rer sees or too, H-ou.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No. 1 libs, 16c; No. 3 ribs, 10c; No. 3
1 nb. 7c; No. I loin, lac; No. $ loin. uo;
CHEESB tNsw (ul, cream Wlsoonala
twins, ltnsc; raw iuii craara prick, lata
lc; whMl Bwls chees. l017c; block
Mwisa ioc; umnerger, itc; xuung Aaier
Una. 16W. -
FISH Trout, 18c: halibut, loe: catfish, lae-
kutlalo, Soi bullhaada. lie; black baas, Art
BUM.K, sac; sauniou, uu; pias, oreasetl, 11;
red anappar, 13; whlUBah, lie; perch,
Orassad and scaled, to; pickerel, drrsaad,
$o; herring. 4c; crsppi, aalic: !, loo:
blueoan, lkur Hi Deter a, green, 86o per lb. I
BBscksrel, Spanish, las; native, fxi; Crag
tegs, 46o par do. adcll4a; smsits. Via.
CPRKD FlnH-Famlly whiLaM.r. ....
tuiurwr iblt tot lb, H; Nor uwi.
erel, Nex L 8 08: No 1 A28 0O: herring it
bble . 4) ponn.l each, Norway, 4k, $11; Nor..
HlDk-S AND TALLOW-Oreen aalted.
No. L 1A; No. I, lie; bull hides, c; green
hide. No. 1, l'tc; No. 3. 9c: horsa, 81.6w.al
tie; sheep loll. 60c4jtll6. TtUow, Nu, L
4c; No. 5. 8c Wool. 167123a.
CIl'ER-Nw lork. bill oarrel. $2.7$; bar
tel. 46A
NUTS French wslnuta. t$o; California
walnuts. No. 3, soft shell, lie) No. 1 soft
hell, loVtv; Hraiils, IMiIKc; ecsna lPA.'.'c;
iberts, ltf14c; peanutA raw, 7rt
ruasted, tc: California almoml, bnri
shell, lrto; Tray on la, l7o; oocoanuta, $4.W
per H Iba
HON E Y Fer U frame. ttSO.
COFFKE Ronsted, No. S6, $ per lb
No. 80, 2lo per lb.: No. 36. 19c par lb. No.
IM, 14c per Id i No. tl. l$c per lb.
SUGAR Grsnuls ted sane. In Backs, $AUj
granulated beet, tn saeka, $6.0L
8YRCP In bbls., 2.c per gnL: In cases.
8 10-lb. cans, $1.70; cases, 11 6-1 b, oana, (1.80;
caaws, 24 1-lb. cans. $!..
CANNED OOOKB Corn, itandard wet.
trn. 6641; Maine, $1.11, Tomatoes. 8-lb,
tan. $1.10; 8-lb. cane. 97HctJ$l.0O. Pine.
ai'Plrs, grated. 2-lh., $i OMiV.Su; slh-ed, 11 M
it IN Gallon apples, fancy. 810b.., Cslt
omla apricots, $100. Peart), $1.7611
60. Peaches, fstlcy, $1.76491! .; H.
peacbeA $t u"tf 2 to. Alasks salmon, red,
$1.36; fancy Chinook, F., $1)0: fancy ock.
eye, F.. $i 96. Sardlnea, quarter oil, $17$:
thre.qurt.r muelard, $3.09. Bweet pota
toes, 81.104J1.26. Hauerkrsut, $1.08. Pump,
kins. kV4j1.00. Wax beans, 3-lb.. ktOci
lima beana t-lb., 76ctT$l 36, Spinach, li.86.
Cheap peas, J-lb. Cfe; extra. 86C491.10;
lancy. $I.86i.75. .
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. $.-METAIJr-Tha
Ixmiton tin market wa unchanged to a
little lower with spot quoted at 193 and
futures st 1V2 6s. Locally the market waa
quiet and slightly higher on the average
with apot quoted at $4HH2.76. Copper wa
ts higher In London market with spot
?uot-(1 at lir7 U's 8d; future K 10 M.
cally the market was firm, with lake
? noted at $J5.00tU 35.26; elcctrolytlo at $34.2i
126 00; casting at $24. UMi 24. 76. Lead un
changed at $ti.O(Ka.30 locally; In London th
market waa also unchanged at 19 12a 84.
Spelter wa 2a fid lower at 26 15a M In
Ixndon and continued ateady at $6.7ti4U6
locally. Iron was Irregular In the tngllsh
markets with standard foundry quoted at
6)s Id and Clevelttnd warrants at 6tis 10d.
Ijocally the market was steady and un
changed. No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted
at $.16 26$ 26. ft; No, $ foundry northern at
24.75ii6.75; No, 1 foundry southern at $36.00
liJiM, and No, t foundry southern at $&00
fV 3i 00.
ST. IXTT1B, Feb. 6 METALB Ijead,
steady at $6.10; spelter, $8.70.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Falts.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market continues quiet. Choice,
61-1c; prime, 8i4te,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Peache
are barely steady or spot but the general
range of quotations was unchanged with
" . ..... . v, , . . , -..--
to slse. Oregon 70s to $0n, 6ifi9o; apricot
sr firm with choice held at 13c: extra
choice. 184il!V. fancy, 19&20e. Peaches ara
unchanged with choice quoted at 11413cl
extra choice, 12''b13c: fancy, 12rl4c:
extra fancy, 13fi1&c. Ralslna are unchanged
with loose Muscatel quoted at 7&9c;
, ,eeded ralslnB at 710c, and London layer
at $1 S5l 46.
agar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. Feb. A SUGAR Raw,
steady; fair refining, 3 31 -32c; centrifugsl,
94 test, $ 7-1 ftc; molasses sugar, $ 13-320.
Refined, steady; No. 6, 4.30c; No. 7, 4.26c;
No. 8, 4,20c; No. 9, 4.15c; No. 10, 4.06c; No. It,
4.00c; No. 12, 8.96c; No. 13. 3.90c; No. 14. 8.86c: .
confectioners' A, 4.60c; mould A, 8.05c; cut
loaf, 6.40c; crushed, 6.60c; powdered, 4.8uc
granulated 4.70c; cube, 4.96c.
MOLASSES Steady ; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 37iB48c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4). rTUGAR
Steady: centrifugal whites, 4 8-16S4c; cen
trifugal yellow, 8fi4$-16c; seconds,
$7-ltic; new molasses syrup, 37j34c.
Oil aad Rosla.
OIL CITY, Feb. .-OIL-Oedlt balances,
run. 10?.M bbls. : average. 83.467 bbls.
bhipments, lbo,33a; bbls.; average, 104,400
bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Feb. $.-OILS-Turpen-tine
steady; 71c.
ROSIN Firm; quote: A. B. C-, $4.06; D,
$4.10; E, $4.0564.12; F. $4.10tg4.17; O, $410
4)417; H. $4.46; I, $4.60; K. $5.00; M. $5.26;
N, $6.00; WO, $6.26; WW, $6.60.
NEW LINE BEFORE CUT FARES
Sack I tha Vate of Foataaelle Park
Improvement Clab aa Street
Car 4aatloa. '
Member of th Fontanelle Park Im
provement club stated at th last meeting
of th club that tha campaign to aeoura
th extension of the atreet car line to tha
Institute for th Deaf and Dumb gave om
promise of successful fruition. It prefers
extensions to reduced atreet car fares. This
club, which 1b on of tha new ones, holds
Its meetings at th Institute. Its member
feel encouraged over their success In se
curing sidewalk and grade Improvement.
At the last meeting thes resolutions wer
adopted:
whereas. It is very important to th cltr
a a whole that men of small mean shall
be given encouragement to build home oa
th low-pricsd land In th outlying addi
tion! and.
Whereas. In all large cities th extension
of strsst car lines has proven A blessing
to the wage earner; and,
Wheeras. Added homes and Improved
property will substantially Increase the an.
nual tsx ron; ana.
Whereas. Extension of lines will be espo.
dally acceptable to women and children
living In the outSKirts 01 tne city; ana,
Whereas, The Omaha tt Council Bluff
Street Railway company ha agreed to ea
pend $1,600,000 thl year In extending Its)
line and bettering It servlcs In th city
of Omaha;
For thess and other good reasons that
will occur to all thinking men, therefor
be it
Resolved. That It Is ths sense of this
club that at th prent stage of our city'
fxowth Omaha is mor vitally Interested
n the extension of street oar line than It
I In agitating to question 01 reuuoeei
street car fares.
Mlssaarl Panneager Far BUI.
jir.trrtrRSON CITY. Feb. 6. The senate
today amended the $-cent railroad passen-
f;er rat bill to apply to all trunk line and
ine leased or owned by trunk line, and
to Independent line Over forty-five mile
long, permitting a rat of 4 cent per mile
on Independent line under forty-flv mile
In length. The bill wa ordered engrossed
and will probably com up for passag oa
Friday.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Robert H. iAindBryoti and wife to
Jacob Hahn, east at feet lot s ana
west 20 feet lot , block $, Myers. A
Rli iiir.la &. Tlldcn's $ . $o0
Ava L. Wood to J. P. Splitter, outh
40 feet lot 4 and 6, tltx;K A Myer.
Richard A Ttlden'B add l.OCO
O. W. Llmnger fct al. to Rudolpn
fomasek, south lots l ana I,
lork al f re.lit Fonder 1.460
Hattle A. Shook and husband to Kffll
O. Grav, lot al, block i toutn umina
View Houth Omaha 100
E. 8. MaratMl and wife to Edward
GlKln. Iota 1, 3. 8. 2D ana 80, bloc ,
Hrlee-B Pluce 1000
Continents Trust Co. to J. D Ledger-
wood, lot 3. DKH-K 1. tsun Bioeaaa ,.. i
Frederick E. Sanborn and w! fe to the
C. B. Naah Co., nw aw -i-i4
and other land 10,000
Florenc company to W M. McBlhln- .
ney, north 4 acre lot 21, Florence .'
Height 1.200
The United Real Estate Co. to Beda
C. Edlund, lot 14, Piocg m, jvoumta ,
Place ' $00
Total ..
...tl8.$61
Railroad Notes
aylag.
79
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Plymptbn,
Gardiner & Co.,
Bsnkr
232 LaSalle St., Chicago
N aw York . 1 Boston
Massbss V Turk aad Ctaleag BVook EscAsag,
I'