Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA DAILY DEE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1907.
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CRALN AND PRODUCE MliET
AiUt lulj ritmoctr, het Tke ft Good
trap In Friwv
PIT StliJ CH ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY
! tha Weakaeae Da ta Talk
v taat Reparts at galas ta
llaaala Were larerreet
Easy.
OMAHA. Feb. U. 1207.
After an early firmness, wheat euld ott
ta from Saturday clo. There wss a
b,g general trada In wheat, wtih commii
ton houses on Doth sides, mmc pront tak
ing, some abort covering, some snort saw
ing and new Investment buying. Belling of
July has neen pronounced. The mam. t wan
weak at Minneapolis, where tbey claimed
to have a cable direct from Bt. Petersburg
saying the Huaelan government had bougiit
no wneat In America. Tbla weakened the
local market.
Further weakness was lent on pit selling
by traders who didn't want to rarry wheat
over the holiday. The approach of the
holiday sJao checked new businees lata In
tr.e session. Btlll, commies ton house de
mands seemed to absorb pit offerings fairly
well.
Though corn showed a wesk undertone, It
was the strongest Item In the Hat. Re
ceipts are larger, bat the demand from the
east when cars are available Is expected to
counteract any Increase In receipts. The
cash market today was Inclined to be dull.
Primary wheat receipts were 47,0" bush
els and shipments 7.o0O bushels. Corn re
ceipts were 1,024,000 bushels and shipments
tfci.mO bushels. The corresponding day last
year was a holiday. Clearances were Vi.O'O
bnshels wheat. 200.000 bushels corn. 860 bush
els oats and flour arid wheat equal to 34,(M
bushels.
Liverpool cJoad 445 Vd higher on wheat
and unchanged to Hi higher on corn.
World' wheat shipments were lo.5.T!.00
bushels, aval net 11.12.0 bushels last year.
Corn shipments were a.WT.00 bushels,
against M;i.O bushels last year. On pas
sage wheat Increased 6.346. ono bushels, on
passage corn increased 64.op) bushels.
Tha visible supply of wheat decreased
ft, WO bushels, com Increased toS, bush
eis. ots decreased 227.0f bushels
Duluth wired: "Nothing doing In spring
or durum exports todsv. Minneapolis wires
papers had 600.000 bushels durum worked
here Saturday! Tha amount was about
100. oral bushels." ' . . ,.
O'Gllvte Milling company of Montreal
wires that their foreign advices are coming
s strong they look to see Mar wheat sell
for over 80 rents In all tha principal mar
kets before this month la out.
New Tork wired: "The bids for hard
wheat ar e higher, with a general de
mand. Local range of prices:
JEW VOflK. (SESERAL MtlKET
4tatla af tha Par a Tarlaas
Ceuamadltlea.
NEW TORK. Feb. 11 -FIHR Receipt.
tl.214 bl ls ; experts, 4.5t bhls; market firm
but quiet; Minnesota patents. H 1W O;
bakers. ijrj.;; winter patents. l
2 o. wtntr straights. $34f.fj2M. winter ex
tras, liHffiSfiJ; winter low grades. T7ff
2.1". Rye flour, firm; sales, iV bbl.; fa.r
to grod, U fid'u 2.80: choice to fancy, $2 P4f
4.25. Buckwheat flour, dull; UKW-R Pt
and to arrive.
CORN MEAL Firms fine white and yel
low, II J,1.26; coarse, tl.iojl.U; kiln dried.
U' iS.
WHEAT Receipts. 4. 000 bu.; exports,
.417 bu.; market easy; No. 2 rod, 83 V
elevator; No. 1 red, 87 V f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Du'uth. NSc, f. o. b., afloat;
No. t hard winter. WSc f. o. b., afloat.
Options opened steadier on cables, but rap
Idly developed a weaker tone, which lasted
throughout the day, final prices showing
Sc net loss. Bearish weekly statistics and
a lighter export business Induced liquida
tion. May closed Nc; July, Rc
CORN Receipts. 174.130 bu.: exports. 154,
583 bu.; market steady; No. 1, toe elevator,
and 6.c f. o. b., afloat: No. t white, 64SC
end No. 2 yellow, 63Hc. o. b., afloat. Op
tions opened higher on cables, but reacted
with wheat, closing ;C net lower, aaay
losed 63c: Julv. UV.
OATS RocelDta. 157.bOO bu.: exports, fl,-
2V0 bu.; spot, market firm; mixed, 26'g32
pounds. 464c; natural white, tvnB pounas,
4e4i6oc; clipped white. 26fi40 pounds, 4
HAT ulet; shipping, t4jS6c; food to
choice. II t?il.l0.
HUl'S Dull; state, common to cnoice,
!, Ii23c; same. 9t. UUq Pacific coast.
iwa. lffnlnc: lis. Wo 130.
HID103 Steady: Galveston. 10 to S lbs..
; California, 21 to 26 Ibs He; Texas.
dry, 4 to to lbs.. lc
LEATHER-pttady; acid.
PROVI810N3-Heef. firm: family. tlB f
?15ri0: mesa, l0OJi6O: beef hams. 23 K3
I4.0K; packet. fll.onl1I.r: city, extra inn:
mess, 2i
f. Cut meats, firm! pickled . surplus makes the threatened withdrawal of
bellies, I1o.5-ifia00; pickled hams. j K("','X more look formidable. The treas-
Artlcles.l Open. High.) Low. 1 CTose. Bafy.
Wheat i I I I
May... mB 73B 74iA 7WiA 74B
July,.. T2B 2B TiA
Corn
May A
July 41HB 41HB
Hept , 41SB 41XB
J'isy... 2T4B 4B MiB W"4,A
uly...f.....:.......: 5-aB aaVtB
A asked. B bid.
Omasa Cask Prices.
WHEAT Nf. I hard, TZfTTTSc: No. ' t
hard. biTljc; No. 4 hard. frfcHc; No. S
spring, (7(i ?2c.
CORN-No. 2. 2r2Hc: No. t yellow. 38'4
c: - white. S'-Hfl-. ' ' ' -
OATS No. 2 mixed. ITHfirHc: No. I
white, tfc; No. 4 white. S7Vi37Tc. .
RVE-No. 1 Wc; No. 2, Leo.
Cavlal naaataea.
Wheat. Corn, Oata
Chloag-o
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha .....i
Duluth
fit- Louts ....
n
177
272
2!
42
838
71
M
tit
265
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IS
CHICAGO GRAM ASD PROVISION
Peatras ( tha TradlasT Clasla
Prleas ftomw Tra. v-,
CHICAGO, Feb. 11.A denial that Russia
imium American wheat Was largely
responsible for weakness In tha locsl wheat
market. At tha close tha May delivery was
oft lit Corn and rati each were down
4c. Provisions were 7vc to Ms lower.
t-v .kaw. MntMitin KtaifttiMiif mads
I (IV I kJ t . vvjii . . -
1. .t wW revardlnar the Durcbaae of large
quantltlea of American wheat by tha Hua
alan government for Russia relief purposes
caused considerable aelllng late In the day
and resulted in a weas; cioae ot me ".
The denial came In a cablegram from t.
Petersburg to a Minneapolis house In re
sponse to an Inquiry concerning famine
conditions In that country. At the opening
tha market was strong on lively buying
by commission houses, small shipments
from Rusala last week and hlgner prices
at IJveroooL About tha and of the first
knur the market becams somewhat easier
.it i.u t.ulia who were anxious to
even up accounts because of tha holiday
tomorrow. As trading progressed the sell
ing became mora liberal and prices weak
ened. Then came "the dispatch from St.
vi.f.htirr and another from Minneapolis
claiming that dellverlea from tha Dakotaa
are rapluJy increanng. iiieae .
erf the selling movement sad
the weakness of prices. May ppened a
shads to aHc higher at tuSe ta
sold off to c and closed at c. Clear
ances of wheat and flour ware equal to
teO.luO bu. The amount on passage In
.et KiMniu hu. while the visible supply
decreased !8.000 bu. Primary receipts of
421 cars against TM cars last weea anu a
holiday last year. .
a urn Increasa In 'local receipts and
favorable weather for ' the curing of tha
crop caused free selling of corn by com
mission houses and brought about a weak
undertone In the market. The principal
demand came from cash houses. Tha mar
ket closed weak with prices close to the
lowest point Msy opened He to H9He
lower at 4c to 464'fn1c. ! 7c and
then declined to 4fcc. Final quotations
were at 46Sti46e. Local receipts were 83S
cars with 1 of contract grade.
Oats were steady aarly la the . day an
buying by oasb houses, but toward the
mtddia of tha day the market weakened In
vniulh, with wheat and corn and closed
weak. May opened unchanged to Vc higher
at tie to tme, sold to 4iSo and closed st
the lowest point. Local receipts were 286
CPror1alona were weak because of large
receipts or live nogs. At tne ciose stay
Dork was off 20c at 217 78. Lard was down
7 We st 210 10. Ribs ware HVfro lower at t..
Fatlmated receipts for tomorrow are:
Wheat, 61 cars: corn, tTf cars; oats. 244
k.m nan hred.
The Board of Trade will be closed tomor
row. It being a legal Holiday.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlolas.l Open.l Hlh. Low. Cloaa.l 8a.t y.
Wheat I
My ITSffi
July
SVpt. f71rU'.
Corn I I
Feb. 1 4S
Mav S?V
July 4S$'H
Sept. I4t,fii
Oats I I
feb. Hf
Mat 41C-tl
July 27V
Sept. 221
Pnrk-
Mar IT
July IT to
I.T.1-
May 10 1S
Julv 19 15
Re(.L M 21
Mia-
May I Tt
July 1 1,
TIT. 1 1 .
mi
NEW YORK STOCKS ASDBO.NDS
friot Autsboo Esadilr oa ModertU
Ytloifio ef Bay lac.
MARKET IS IUU AND INACTlYl
Brief Perl ad at Aalanatlea Follows
Aaaaaaeeaieat af Treavaary Offer
ta Parehaee Iftof Beads
at 20t
NEW TORK. Feh. 11. The notable fact
In the action of the stock market was Un
readiness with which prices advanced on a
volume of buying, which was moderate.
The buying orders came Into the market at
Irregular intervals and there were Kng
halta In the rising tendency and In the exe
cution of buying orders. The hardness of
the market In the dull Intervals was re
markable and highly significant throughout
the subsidence of tha selling. During the
first hour there was some selling which
seemed to be baaed on the prospect of
higher money rates offered by tha complex
ion of the bank statement on Saturday.
The receipt of tha news from Wsshlngton
that the Treasury department would buy
tJ6.0hn,Cjn of the nearly matured 4 per cent
of 1S7 at toil, was the algnal for most an
imated buying of the session. Thus was
the first lmnreaslon aiven bv the news of
relief from the anxiety over the coming , nr. r. t! e!4a
wmorawai rriaay 01 mis weea or me re
maining half of the deposits of govern
ment funds made with the banks in De
cember, which would call for KW0.f1.
The heavy loss of cash reported by Satur
day s bank statement Is attributed largely to
the withdrawal of the first halt of these
deposits, snd the small margin of the bank
Japanese Imperial 4s of 1904 closed at 107V
I'ARIS. Feb. 11. One the Bourse Rus
sians were weak as the result of the In
dicatlons of the success of the opposition.
fie tiles In the elections In Russia Russian
mpenal 4e closed at 7 ) and Russian
bonds of li"4 at 4P1.
BERLIN. Feb. ll Prices on tha Bouraa
were slightly Improved.
eve Vara. Moaey Market.
NEW TORK. Feh. 11. MONET On call.
4QS--s per cent; ruling rate, t per cent;
closing hid. 44 per cent: offered, at H per
cent. Time loans. Arm; 4U days, fH per
rent: 90 days. tv per cent; t months, 44
fiH per cent.
PRIME MtRCANTlLH PAPER-J'i
per cent.
8TERUNO EXCHANOB-Waak with
actual business In bankers' bills at t
40 fr-r demand and at 2t.&f4 V4) for
sixty day hills; posted rates. 14 Km and
4V.t4: commercial bllla, t4 T4
SILVER Bar, 8So; Mexican dollar
BONDS Government, heavy; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds were a
follows:
r. a. ret. K reg... inctlJapaa 4a 14 series.. HH
to eoneoa
t. g. is. reg ln!
in coupon lrI
t. s. ota 4a, erg Hl
ee coupes
U 8. a. 4s. rrg.,
do ermpoa
Am. Tobacco Is.,
o U
At-Mion gen. 4a..
io 1 4a
Atlaatle C L 4s
Bsl. A Ohio 4a.
So tii
rd. steady: western prime, tl,10ia30;
refined, sxrong; continent, 110 46; South
America. 211.00; compound. tS.tOtfH.7t. Pork,
firm; family. 119 So; short clears, tlt.OOlt.K;
mess, tus 60ti l9.oO.
TAI.LOW eteady; city, c; couniry.
6ii7c.
RICE Quiet; domestic, rair to extra, avt
i.- i.tun. nominal
BITTER Strong; street price extra
creamery, 32Sj33c; official prices creamery,
common to extra, 22'ir3c; helel. common to
extra, ao&jno; stnta dairy, common to finest,
2"i&c; renovated, common to extra, lf
24c; western factory, common to firsts. 17
i ac; western Imitation creamery, nrsia, u
CHEESES-Firm: state, full cream, small
and large, September, fancy, 14Ho: state,
November, 13V14c; good to prime. 12H
Mc; winter mads, average best, Uc; Infarlor,
EOG8 Easy: state. Pennsylvania ana
nesrhv fannv selected white. SOcl Choice,
vao, brown and mixed extras, 2Mj2c:
firsts to extra firsts, svilv. ""
firsts. ttSHc; official price, firsts. Mo;
seconds, i'j2bo.
H)ILTK-Llv, steady; iowis, 1-.
turkeya 13c. Dressed, dull: western
chickens, 12'yl8c; turkeys. 144jl7c; fowls.
t. Inals Oeaersl Market.
ST. LOTMS, Feb. 11. WHEAT Futures,
lower: cash firm; track.- No. 2 red. cash,
Tej1c: No. 2 hard. TCSTSc: May, 78c;
July, 77Hc .
CORN Lower; tracg, wo. z eaten. mc;
May, 44Hc; July. 44c; No. 1 white, 46fJ
46VC. ..... .
OATS uower: track, mo. i casn, "kc;
No. 2 white. 42c; May, 29T40c; July, S6
-
riAll n ryienoy; reu winier pamnv, e-je
fT4.2S; extra fancy and straight, tS. 26476.45;
clear. t2.5t.f.
HKKl- I lmotnv. steaay; mhviw,
CORNMEAL Steady ; 22.20. :
"BRAN Firm: sacked, east track, teVJfflBo.
HAT Firm; timothy, tl6.0u"l.00. "
IRON COTTON TIES tl.02. .
RAGOTNO 9V.C. - .
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; lobbing, tlT.SB.
Lard, lower; prime steam, t.67Vi. Dry salt
meats, higher; boxed extra shorts, tlOnO;
clear ribs, I10.12H: short clears, 210 27H.
Bacon, steady: mixed extra snort, xio.so:
clear ribs, tlO.TS: short clear. tlO r7V4
POULTRY Julet: chickens, lUHCi sprina;.
lltyc; turkeys, 12c; ducks, llc; geeee. Ac
BLTTtK Bteaay; creamery, i.njiJiro;
dairies, 2HS27C.
eggs-Lower, avfcc.
' Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bhls.' 1000 - 10,no
Wheat, bu. . ftS.000 43.0T
Corn, btl. '..7.... tlO.nnrj JLI.Ono
Oats, bu. .... ....10O.0U0 Kl, 000
Kaaaaa City Orata had Provlsloas.
KANSAS C1TT. Feb. 11. WHEAT May.
T3ic; July, 727c; September. 724.0: Cash:
fio. z nara. 7;'arc; r.o. . lUW.irc; rxo.
2 red. 75437c; No. 2. 874c.
CORN May. 4HkC: July. 41VC: September,
42Sc Cash: No. 2 mixed, 40VQ-40Hc; No. 2,
vc: no. 2 white. 4?c.
OATS No. 2 white, 41c; no. I mixed, z4
Oaic.
HAT-Choloe timothy, tl5.004JlS.50; choice
prairie, ULunftii.&q.
KIK Bteaoy, ohkc,
Bl'TTER Creamery, tic: packing, 19V4C.
EO3S c lower; firsts, 20c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 177,000 48.0no
Corn, bu...., T1.0UO 47.00
Oata, bu 23.0U0 11,000
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range 6f prices as re
ported by Logan A Bryan, 12 Board of
iraae ouuamg, was;
Articles. Open. Hlgb. Low. Close.
Wheats T j ' i r
May nwfs 7JS9N! 72 I 7214
July . 73Vi . "JV 724H!T,aB
Corn
May 41 41V 1 H l
July , 42 42 414 414.
to 1 8ns
T'TWiKTSSSl
T4 Tr,7V4H
- I I . t
4-141 43 44
4S 46n4. 4SVI47
S 4f' 4hH
4 46 Vi
. Vlalkle (apply af Grala.
NEW TORK. Feb. 11. The visible budpIv
of grain February t, as compiled by tha
New York produce exchange was as fol
low si
Wheat 44.5!7.0M bu. ; decrease, WS.OIO bu.
Corn-lSS.C.iO bu. ; Incresse, 95S,0t) bu.
(Hits 11.311.000 bu. ; decrease, 267.000 bu.
Rye l.tTt.ts.) bu.: decrease. M.UD bu.
barley 2,617.0)0 bu.; decrease. 26.0U0 bu.
Liverpool Grala sat Pravlsleaa.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 11. WHEAT-Spct,
strong; jno. 1 rea weeaern winter, tu ii
futures, firm; March, as 7Hd; May, 4a id
Julv. 4s 4Wd.
CORN Spot American mixed, new, firm,
is 4d; old, Brm; futures, quiat; March,
4s SSd: May. 4a 6d.
HOrs In London (Pacific coast) steady.
B.I t&U't. Mi. . r
Pearl Market.
PEORIA. Feb. ll.-CORN-Lower: No
yellow and No. 2. 41c; No. 4, 4CVc; no
arade. 27 Vc
OATSt-Firm: No. t whits. 4O1j40Hc; Na t
White, XW, NO. 4 White. xC.
RVE Steady; No. 2. 7iic.
WHISK V-On the basis of tl 2 for fin
lshed goods. (
Mlaaeasolls Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 11. WHEAT May,
!Qc; beptemoer, .KVtt.vsc; No 1 hard, sosc
No. 1 northern. MSc; No. t northern, a,
tj?Sc ; No. 2 northern, Kiilc.
FL l"R Flrat patents, 44.2u3-4.40; second
patents, 44 If .26; first cleara tS.2&d.2i
second cleara, j.az.u.
BRAN la bulk. ti;.z6&17.M.
twt1
A. lX
404'
rv
.22W
IT t"HI IT T5
17 IT N
IT TS
I IT st
10 IS I 10 07' 10 10
IV 1 , 10 1- 10 1A
BS4J
At
75
U I 10 to Ut
mj its I to
tttl in I t?
41
IT K
II i4
10 TTU
10 174
10 to
I TTU
t ivi
ffeeb quotations were ss follows:
, rSVOI'R Finn; winter patents. 22.200
t kA winter etralghta, ti74. spring uu
anu ti.76 spring stralgbta. txiieita);
bakers. U tJiil SO.
WUSAT No. I spring. t3aj4C; No. g. 79
He: No I red. 7&P7e.
CORNf-No. t etc; No. 2 yellow, 44tc.
OATS No. 1 ftsNc: No. t white. 41a41o;
No. I white. V"C'
hAJlLi-lf Fair U ortolca maitlng. sot
(Do . 1 f . v-. t
KKDSNo. 1 flam. 11 II: No. 1 northwest
srn. tl H. TlmaUiy. prima, 44 ftuua.K. CWvar.
oontravt gradea. til W. .
HFOVI?! U.N 14 Short ribs, sides (looee
MtTMitatw -Mesa pork. Per bbl.. JUT .
Ird. per f lbs.. t W1. Bbort clear sidva
(boxed). tltotja nV
Itie reieipis and shipments of flour and
renin were: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bo's 4
Wheat at ivj n.wa
Corn, bu 2.uu0 2.U
Oata bu 167.4 0 ;.')
Rye. bu... , . t,'J tv
startey, fcu.. 42.K lt.W)
On the Produce exchange t.klay the but
ter market waa firm; creamerlaa, ti tl 2 Se ;
dairies. KsfiW 1 ho. weak; at mark, caars
Included iS4c; ft rata !c: prime firsts, IV;
atrme, 27c CbeoM, steady. i3WltC
Philadelphia Pradaee Market. "
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11. BtTTER
Arm; extra western creamery, official price.
Mc; street price, 24c; extra nearby prints.
XiC.
tXJtJS Weak and 1c lower; nearby fresh
and western rresn, rv at mark.
CHEESE New Tork full creams, fancy,
14V"; choice, Mc; lair to good, 13gi4c.
Mllwaakea Grala Market,
MILWAt'K EE. Feb. 11 WHEAT No.
northern. 4ic; No. t ftc; May, kvo.
K teteafiy; no. 1.
B A RLE I Easier; No. X eiHac; sample.
i'OR N-Steady; No. t cash, 428H2c; May,
4bS4ee,
Ualath Grala Market.
DVLUTH. Feb. 11. WHEAT On track.
Na 1 nortaern. fco,c; May, -"c; July, 42c
ept ember. T9c
. OAT 8 To arrive, 2TH
RTK .
BARLET-4I43-45C.
Cattaa Market.. v
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 11 -COTTON-pot
market firm; prtcea t points lower; Amer
ican middling fair. 4 8td; good mlddlln
Aksl: middling. a6d; low middling. a.77i
good ordinary. 4.27d; ordinary. I. lid. Th
sales of the day were t.Oiu bales, of which
!. were for speculation and export and
Included T.) American: recelpta 2&,ouO
bales. Including 16.4U0 American.
ST. LOllS Feb. 1L X3TT(.N Steady ;
middling. l"Hc; sales. 100 bales; receipts,
S.i7 lialts; shipmepts. 17 bales; stock, 21. 4U
balea.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ll-COTTON-pot
closed qutet: aalea. 4.1M1 bales; low ordinary,
4iec. nominal: ordinary. 7 V- nominal: fair
to good ordinary, i T-lee; low middling:,
7-U r; ml Uil r.g. 10 s-i&c: auid nUddliug.
11 7-lav: iViidJUng fair, 127-loc, nominal;
fair. I1 1-1'--. non Inal; receipt. ti;
Stock, XAtM taUea.
ury's offer IS H per cent higher than was
made In December for ll0.iO0.000. At that
time only about I3.ono.000 of the bonds was
turned In. The price offered Is practically
all there Is In the market. The response
to the offer Is not expected from holders of
the bonds who have them on deposit to
secure circulation. From Investment hold
ers It Is not expected that large offerings
will be made. More stress was laid on
the expectation that the declelon of
tha treasury would be modified regarding
the withdrawal of deposits on Friday.
There were rumors In constant circulation
In the market also of a feeling of greater
confidence on the part of capitalists over
the sttltude of the administration towards
corporations. There was some vagueness
In the current surmises on the subject,
varying from supposed modification of the
plana of the government to the belief that
the feeling of Increased confidence simply
represents modified views of capitalists as
to the probable effects of ths government
program.
New Tork secured none of the gold ar
rivals In London today, although an ad
vance In the nrice caused some degree of
competition for the supply. The Impression
is conveyed in banking circles tnai mis re-
ult was due to a compliance on tne part
of New Tork bankers with the sensitive
conditions In the London market rather
han to Inability to have secured the gold.
43ood effect on foreign sentiment towards
the American financial situation is expected
to result from this compllsnt mood of The
New Tork market toward foreign necessi
ties. Call money was higher than last week
and the time money market was firm in
ympathy. but the stock market reneciea
no uneasiness on that score. . . .
The dullness of the market was probably
accounted for by the Interruption of oper
ations of tomorrow's holiday. The strength
of the coppers was the effective sustaining
factor In todav'a market. Rumors of in
tended Increase In tha Anaconda aiviaena.
were used with effect.
Rnnds were heavv. Total sales oar value.
tl,420.iW. United States 2a registered ad
vanced tie; the coupons, the Is and the old
is, c and tne new 4S coupon. c on can.
The following wss the range of prices on
ths New Tork Stock exchange:
galea HI Ik. Lew. Close,
Central of Oa. ea
do tat Ine
M Ihe
do M Ine
Chea. A Ohio 44a
Chicago A A. iSa.
C , B Q a. 4a.
C , R. L P. 4a.
do eol. 'Se
CVC. I. U f 4
r.nlo. Ind. Is. ser.
Colorado Mid. 4a..
Colorado 4 go. 4a.
cube la
D. A R. 0. 4a..
Plat mere Sea. ta.
Erie p. I. 4a
do
...114
K4H
... r
...ll
...100
...
... 24
a., st
...
..imsi
.. tr
do 4 ttfa
o 4a etfs ...
to Id aeries...
t, A N. sol. 4s
..lilMan. e. . 4s...
..lit Met. Central 4a.
..11"! da 1st Ine
.. T4t minn. St. v
. ,llo m.. K. A T. 4e.
..101 da Is
.. 1V, eN. It.
.. MH4'.
..!; j. c r ..
l4Ko. Parlfle 4S...
n do as
N. A W. e. 4s
o. t. U etdt 4
T4 Peon. eon. I4e. M
Readlns se. 4s M
...in4H;su L A I. si. . Ba ll.'H
... 74H t. L A r. fg. 4a. f
... st st. L. s. W. e. 4a.. Tt
... 74 I Seaboard A.- le 4a.. t4
... ilso. ParlSe 4 SSs)
..1"1S de 1st 4a rife, H
A. Tntt go. Rallwar 4a Htt
... 71 eTViaa A T. la Ill '
... 1 T , St. U A W. 4a f,
...1(B4 fnlon PaelBe 4a Imv,
... J1 V. S. Steel 14 M
... eWattl la
... rti, do deb. B
... MU 'Sallo M4 4a
Hneklng Val. 4V,a...l'H W. A L. g. 4a.
Janaa ta tt Wla Central 4a.
Bid.' OffPred.
OilAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Beoeipta Licit, wiUt Friofa 6u3y
M Etroie.
NOGS StU TWO AND A HALF LOWER
Larva Itaa af heea and Laaabs at All
Palate, with Trads Geaerally
Dall aad Tea ta Flf
teea Ceats La war.
SOUTH OMAHA. "eb. It 1WT.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday tl .' "-VJ
Rama day last week g.l.w i
Bams day 1 weska ago.. t.tQ t.07 7.717
Bams day t weeks ago.. 1.427 t I.W
8ame day 4 weeks ago.. .2M 1172
8s me day last year $.122 444 1.102
Ths following table shows ths receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data, compared with laet year:
il IX I no. Dee
Cattle 141.150 V0.7IT7 rM ......
Hogs r,o?7 312.UJ j..-- t:.m
Bheep ItO.HM 162.432 27,CT
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn fed steers W-eOOTW
c-.i. i .... -. . a Au6 0
R. of M. e 4s M4 UT'" yy-..'-"""": -ann,a40
t. c. g. iss tn, " - ""i- ii.J,im
r"T w gouu cavi aula neiiwio... - I
Common to fair cows snd heifers.. !
Oood to choice st kers snd feeders. ttOM-""
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 2 7Wi4
Common to fair stackers ! 1"z. II
Bulls, stags, etc 17S4jo
veal calves ..v.;::::::::::.:. -
The following table shows tha avsrafO
price of hogs at Bouth Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons:
r. ia n ir m... ra tt.iM
it tak ... irit M l M 4 e
i 4s r ; tit him
tl Ivt ... t tT rt rtt ... t e
M tat ... t n 4 ri ... I r
H m N t 17 lt 44 4
44. 4 ... irt a ti 4
H el M t r 44 ea 44 4 M4i
44 SS ... Irs 44 SU M I 111
Tt ... t rtSj 44 H4 ... in
S Ill M 4 l"4 17 lit t 4 M
Tt tM ... 4tTS XM ... 44
ii lit ... 4 ni tt rt ... is
IT til 4 t I'H II IM ... t
ti m ii t tr m ku ... t it '
lower st S 1"is In Ixwidon. hut remslnM
?tilet snd unchanged at ts.7V5 locally,
ron was higher In the Knslish rnarket,
with standanl foundry quoted st t'S and
Cleveland warrants at tea d. lx allr tha
market was steady snd tinchsnged: No. 1
foundry northern, I Jn2S2; No. 1 foundry
northern f4 7ivoai7; No 1 foundry south
ern, tx (a M tu , No. 2 foundry southern,
IJf H,0n.
BT. IOIMB, Teb 11. MET A I, f Lead,
firm ! K10; spelter, strong at h SO.
..113
.. Tl
..
.. St
. tl
Atlantic 1IV4
ftH'Blnsham 11 H
Roaton Stocks sad Bonds.
B08TON, Feb. ll.-Catl loans, fyTT per
rent; time loans, BW4 per cent. Official
prices on stocks and bonds wore:
Atrbtaoa adj. ta.
do 4a
Mer. Central 4 44
Atchison 1MH
do pfd s
Boston A Athanr....tS
lionon A Maine las
Boat on EleTatee 141
ritehburg pit Ill
Mexican Central tt
PHEa.1' Receipts of sheep were large
this morning, as will be noted from tne
tables In another column. Of the fresh ar
rivals, however, nine cars were feeder
lambs on their way to an Illinois feeding
station and not offered (or sale. Of Tie
receipts on sale a laige proportion con
sisted of ewes, many of them on Ihe com
mon to medium order.
At the same time that receipts were lib
eral at this point Chicago reported a very
large run, with ths market a flat loo
lower at ths opening. By reason of the
unfavorable reports from other selling j . 4
pranis ana ine rainer siaca aemana at mia t gris
point the market hers was very slow and . ea let pfd...,
It was much later than usual before any- do M ptd
think like a clearance was made. On the lumen central
opening buyers went through ths barn and ! loeieviii N
pickt-d up a few loads of the beet start
tadVn tlaalaaj ttaefce.
LONDON, Feb. 11. Closing quotations on
stocks were:
On aria, moaaf ..
4o eorovat . . , . .
Anaconda
Atrklaoa
do fd
RaHleiort A OM
renadtaa Pacific
Ctiee A Okie....
Cnlcase civ W ..
r . a st. r..
WfWea
Iwnrer A R. S..
tais. I io7. list. 11906. lp-si-iwa. rwa-inn-
Jan. n...j
Jan.
Jan. SO...
Jan. 21...
Feb. I...
Feb. I...
Feh. 2...
Feb. 4...
Feb. i...
Feb. ...
Feb. 7..J
Teb. t...
' Feb......
Feb. 10...
'Feb. U...
,ral. A Hscla..
centennial ....
Copper Hang
Pair West ....
Pnuiklla .....
Oranbr ........
lala Rorai ...
Masa. Mining .
Micnla-aa
Adaou Cxpreas
Amalgamated Copper
c. a r
Am. C. A r. pfd
Am. fottoa Oil
Am. Cotton Oil ptd....
Americas Eipress ....
Am. H. A L. ptd
Americas Ice
A at. Linseed Oil
Am. Unseed Oil ptd..
Am. LeeomotlTs
Am. Locomotive ptd. . .
a r
Am. A R. pfd
Am. Sugar Rennlng. . .
Ana. Tobaoea ptd rUe.
Aaaeonaa Mining Ca.,
Atchiaoa
Atcklaoa pfd
Atlantis Coast Lias...
Baltimore A Ohio....
Bal. A Ohio ptd
Brook Ira Rapid Tr...
Canadian PaclSc
Central ef N. i
rhsaapeaks A Okie...
Chicasv Ot. W
China to A N. W
Chicaso. M. A St. p..
Cklcaco T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd..
C , C, C. A It. L. ...
Colorado F. A 1
Colorado A So
Cola. A so. 1st ptd...
Cole. A So. Id pfd....
Consolidated Oaa
Cora Prodacts
Cora Products pfd
Ml. Hudaoa
Del.. L. A W
IxnTsr A R- O ....
n. R. o. pfd
Diet mars' scarttlsa .
Rne
Erie 1st ptd
Erie ti pfd
Oonaral Eieetiie .4
Hocking Vallar ...I....
Illlaola CootraJ
Internatloaal Paper ....
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pasip pfd
loe-4 Caatral i..
Iowa Can teal pfd.......
Kaaaaa Cur So
K. C. lo. pfd
Loatavlll A K
Meilsaa Central
Mian. A Bt. L
M., St. P. A g. t. at.
Missouri Pacllc
M.. K. A T
M.. at. A T. pfd
National Lai
N. R
N Y
lt.4 114H lit
. t.tOO 44 Si 43
100 lot 114
400 104
2tt
114
41
intv
no
m
144 tt U tt
II
It
100 Tl Tl Tl'
1U .
.. 14.100 144 141 144
.. ' too 111 114 ' in
.-; n.ene rrrui its 117
' tOO . S4 44 M
..112, tK tM I4
.. 40.100 104 lot 104
lot n m rt
.. . 100 i its in
.. T.M0 117 lit lit
mo tr tt tt
.. t.TOO Tt Tt T4
,. VtOt lt 1 1M
KB
.. 1.7O0 tn
to 14
.. l.tut 144
... 14.400 144
t.soo
IMP
It
4t
40 44
40 n4
14 !
141 144
147 14
I
tt
ts
48 44
14 17
17
M 4
N. T., N. H. A H...l
t'nlon Paclftc 1'! Mohawk
Am. Arts. Cham Mont. C. A C.
"ao pfd M Old Domlnloa .
Am. Paea. Tabs..... lllracaola
Amor. Sugar 114 Parrot
do ptd 13nu Qulncr
Am. t. A T.., lM,Ftiannoa
Tamarack
Trinity ...
r. g. Mining..
f. . Oil
flab
Victoria
.. 44 Winona
. .104 4'olTsrlaa ..
.. 41 ! North Butts ..
.. 21 Butte Coalition
..44 Narada
..106 Cal. A Arlsona. 11
.. 4 Arlsona Com IT
.. 4 Orasns Con 11
utl
Am. Woolen tt
do pfd ins
Iom. I. A g St
Edtaoa Rlec Ills. Ut
Haas. Electric
do pfd
Maaa Gas ....
Vnlted yruit
toned g. M..
do pfd
C. R. Steal...
do pfd
Adventure ...
Allousa
Amain mated
; 'Bid. Asked.
it
... 4S
... 4
... II
... t7
...14t
... IS
...
... tl
... It
... 11
... IT
...144
... 14
...14i
... ts
..1H
... )4
... a
... n
... 71
... I
... lt
.. 1M
...114
... tt
17
t 7a41 1 4 Ml t 7 t tr vo is m
71 1 a SRI I 4 79! I 4 I V' no.
t 71 I 25 4 Ml 4 tl! Tti !? western ewes
tk4lt 43 4 681 ffj IH western awe yearlings...
t 87H t 41 4 al t 7 I J27 western e-ea
t to.! I 4 4 70' 4 721 4 . 11; western ewes
I i 62 4 Tl' 4 (SI t 70 i W' 1 1' western ewes
fiaylng shout steady prices. The good rear
ing! sold st 14.25, with very good ewes ss
high as 16 . Two cars of wethers bought
to arrive were weighed up at 16 00
tittO. After the sale of the tops
the market became slower than ever and
even the good kinds were weak to loc
lower, with everything else I fa loc lower.
Medium kinds of ewes were ettremely slow
ale, no one apparently caring much for
them.
Quotations on killers: Good lo choirs
lambs, 7OS7 40; fair to good Iambs, K7S
07.00: good to cholcs yearllnKS, lamb
weights, 14.0420: fair to good yearllnga,
laiiiO welgnts, 14 74.00, to choice
yearllnga. heavyweights. t7Mi-M: fair to
good yearlings, heavyweights, tt EofiS TV,
good to choice old wethers, toStvao.i; fair
to good old wethers, lo.2Mie.60; good to
choice ewes, t4t0tie.tf; fair to good, 4 10
4 6".
Representative galea:
ta I 4 741 4 811 0l l " 1 western ewes
WH I RI I 4 771 4 rei 1; s ta i vt yomlng ewes ..
4 SI t M' I (HI I Tl I is I ie; 1 u 1 m western wethers
BIHjl t 7 4 741 I 74,-1 1 I 3 j M western wethers
IKH llMi4W I t 1 J 2 1 115 western wethers
4 911 i 70' 4 4 Ml Tl) I ! j western awes ....
0 1 ( -91 a 1 a (i I Tt, 1 OfX J7T1 western ewes ...
89HI 4 77O014 7114u7lS12M western lambs ..
wevnii mutual
Sunday.
RANQB OF PRICES.
Cattls H"F
Omaha tt & "Ii 4 60 $6.76T.flo
Chicago l.srrf'jrt.lS 4.15 tT7 15
Kansas City t vM.to I Tt 7 07H
Bt. Iouls S.tVtrt.TIi 4 40 4f7.lt
8I011K City J.754i.t5 . 4.80 Q K
Tha official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
imtite. iiogi. oneep. ix r e.
C. M. Bt. P 1
Union Faclfic System. 23
C. A N. W east 2
C. A N. W., west
C. St, P., M. A O.... 1
C, H. A Q., esst 1
C, B. A Q.. west 44
C, R. I. A P.. east.... 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Ot- Western. 1
It
t
24
2
"t
1
2
1
75
24
2
2
I
ii
51
4ot lta ltt 1"
104 s n
V 17
tot 211
"i.m ,"m"
tins
11.100
T
M
IT
II
Ti
K
too 111
141
ISO
lot
1(K
IT
st
11
tt
tot
Tt 6t
tot ISS
IT
to.
ts
7t
M
t
17
tit -
lot
n
T
7SS,
tt
ts
t
140
lii
If
14
4t
tS
71
B
44
t
M
U4 Ut
...... ..... 24
44
1.10 115 114 lit
lu 14
l.tuy 14 t
11. 41 ta
, l ee Ti t
Lj 71 70
R. of M. ptd. snare ! M m
Ceatral 1.1-4 1 117
lo 4 tt
to B 14
21 10 II! !
et M n
. loot 11
m tt tt
10 17 170
.114.tU 14 111 114
U
t,a
4.100
H
H
lao i,e
ta
ist"
10 14 14
W. T , O. A W u 44 44
Norfolk A w l.J t tt
Norfolk A W. pt
Nertk Amscieaa
Paalka Mall
Pennaylwla
People s Gaa
P . C. C. A gt. U
riaaait Btosl Car
Prsaeed A C. pfd ,
Pullman Palaes Oar.-.
Kssdins
Rasdlng lat pfd
Raading Id pfd.. .1
krpublla Steal ,
Republic Steal pfd
Rotk laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
Rubber Oooda pf
St. u A S P. M pfd
at. U S. W
St. L g. W. pfd
Soathera Parlto
Paclac pfd. ,
So. Rallwar ,
So. Railsrar pt
Taaaseaae C. A I
Taiaa A Pacific
t , t u a w
T . St. u a w. pia
tnlea Pants
t alon Pnclsc pfd
V t. Eipraaa
I g. kasltr
V. . Rubber
V. B. Ranker pit
17. g. Steal
I'. A el '
Va. -Carolina chemical
Va-Care. Caem. pfd...
Waksah TOO 1
Wasaah pit lu
Wall-Para Eiprses
Waatlssbouas KlectrM
Wastora t nlea I'M
W. A U R
Northern Padls ...
Central Lsathor ...
Caatral Laatksr pfd
tloaa-lhetVei Steal
Orsat Nertksra pfd.
laa. Metropslltaa ..
Ut. Met. Pfd
Total aalsa for Ua ear. It. Tut sharse.
14
14
41
Tl
71
M
1IS
4
tl
tt
25
111
a
11
ITS
TreaMary Statesaeat.
WASHINGTON. Feb. lL-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the tl50.000.u0i) gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balances,
rJ4e.210.569: Oold coin and . bullion, tl04,tet,663;
gold certificates, t2.?.3.2S0.
OMAHA vl PIOT-KtAtM 1KARKKT.
at' eSaaassasa.
CoasHtlea af Trade ttt (taatatlaaa ta
taple iat Fwaey Fradaoa.
KOOS Per do., 14SC
UVE POULTRT Hens. tViSc: roosters,
5c; turkeys, 12-al3c; ducks, sVglOc; young
roostets. .'gSc; geese. IK?to.
BUTTER Packing stock. UHc: ehoica to
fancy dairy, 2&aMc; creamery, 2542So.
HAT Choice upland. tt.4": medlii'n. WOO:
No. 1 bottom, ti.ati; oft grades, tS.SOffiJXl
Rye straw, $7.00; No. 1 alfalfa,. (U-oO.
BRAN Per on. tlS.on
OLD VEOETABLE8. '
. CARROTf BEKTS ANU PARSNIPtV
Per bu., 76o
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, par large
bbl.. 23 86.
NAVT BEANS-Par ba.. &-; Na. I,
n.oo. ,
LIMA BEANS Per lb., BsC.
CAB BAG B Holla od seed, boms grewWa
XVtc per lb.
EOO PLA NT-par doa.. CtttmOS.
RUTABAOAB About l&O Iba. ta sack,
KM.
K)TA TOES Per bu.. 503bo.
TI RMr-e-l-er bu.. 40c
ONION-Home "grown, par ttl tse)
BpaDlati, per crate, tLuo; Colorado, par but,
TROP7CAL FRUIT.
FIOS California, but. 540; t-crowa
Turkish, 15c; 4-crown Turkish. 14c; t-orown
Turkish. 12a
, LEMuNS Llmonlera, 200 and tft slit,
24.60; other brand. tOc lass.
DATES Kada way A We: eayera. te; Hat
lowia, new atuitesi wainut aaua. 2-lk. Dos,
tl.10.
BANANA -pT medlum-algad buocO
N.w-va: junneoa. as.oi0a.ea
uKArL miIT-1
et 00.
ORANGES Florida. 250 and 2(4 slsea
22.01'; California navels, extra fancy, all
slses. ti.W. fancy. 12.76: choice. t2.2&$2.i0.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEETS, TLRNIPS ANU CARROTS P
doa., Hij0c.
TOM ATOEft Florida. 20-lb. crate, M .50.
WAX BFANS Per ba Sox, ttOtJAt.
LEAF LSTTCCK-eHoUtoua. per doa
beads. 4c.
CELERT-Californla, par 4oa.. 7ecJtlOA
CLCL MBKHti Holhouae, per doa, 12.00.
HUKBbHAblSH-CaM af If dox.. tl.tfl..
RAI'ISHEU Per doa bunches, tfic
OREEN PEPPERSPwr s-oaakat srate,
fMieioa.
PAKsLET Bothousa, par doa buncbee.
40c. J
HEAD LETTTTCF Bout barn, par clog,
O.otiiat-
SHALLOTS Southern, per bunch, tOo.
Total receipts 86
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchaelnar the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hofrs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co no. 7M 1.5
Pwlft and Company ": 1.471 2.4H4
Cudahy Packing Co 470 1.472 2,f7
Armour A Company,,., n I,4u4 1,
ansant A Co. .
134 western lambs
512 western - lambs
41 western ewes
470 Colorado ewes
72 western wether
1W western feeding lambs..
422 western ewes
21 Western lambs
lit Western lambs
1 western lambs
2o western lambs
IS western lambs
Av.
.. m
.. 107
.. 115
.. 112
...H4
.. 1
..'114
.. Ill
.. 112
.. 112
.. 1
.. l'
.. 72
.. 51
.. 77
.. 7
.. 101
.. a
.. vn
.. 2
.. 111
.. 74
.. 77
.. 45
.. 83
.. S3
FT
4 4
4 75
4
4
4 DO
4 IN)
I 3
t 50
I
t eO
t 00
t 00
7 10
400
7 0
7 10
t :t
t is
I 50
t ro
4 26
7 00
7 00
t 50
4 25
7 26
...
.... IT
... 14
...l"4
...l4
...its
...!
... tl
... I
...1M
... t:
...
.... tt
...
... Tt
.... t?H
...144
...IM
M., K. A T
N T Central....
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Psnnarlvaeia ....
Hand Mines
Iteadln
4ootbven Raila-er
do pfd
osthern Pacifie
t'men Paette aI,
do p'd
f steel
de pfd
Wabaih . . .
do pfd . .
Scar, I. k 4a
.. 41
..Ut
..
.. U
..
.. 17
..
.. r
as
.... 4
na
4
v
If
IT
.....
SILVKR Par, steady. aid per ounce.
Aioish.1 4ti er cent.
The rate rf discount In the open market
for short Mils Is 4' per cent; for three
months' bllla per rent. '
Carey & Benton
McCreary A Carey
W. I. Stephen
HI11 A Bon
F. P. Lewis
Hamilton A Rothschild..
Wolf
H. Pu la
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degan
B. Root ft CO
B. lnghram
Ottumwa Packing Co....
Other buyers
-Six M to 44 and 80. $3.73
' Totals 2.8M
CATTLR The bad break in the cattle
market last week had the hoped for effect
of shutting ff receipts today, with the re
sult that the offerings - were the lightest
thst they have been for a Monday In a
gnat while. While there was a little of
everything In ths yards, there was still not
enough of any out thing to hardly maks A
market. The quality was also poor on an
average, there being more than tha usual
smount of trash on sale.
With such a small amount of stuff In
sight buyers. If anything, paid a little better
prices than at the low time last ween, ana
still there was not much change since
Friday. The feeling seemed to be on both
steers and cow stuff that the conditions
were generally against tha seller and that
any little appearance of strength that there
might be was tha result or tne very light
receipts Chicago was reporting a very
heavy run. with prices lower and the wants
of packers at this point were still somewhat
restricted cy tne fact that tneir coolers
were still full or meat, although car short
age was not quite so bad as last week. A
good many operators on the market ex
pressed tne opinion mat it wouia te a gooa
plan to ship very moderately until ths sit
uation shows Improvement both here and
at Chicago.
Stockers and feeders were in very mod.
srate supply, but there was a good demand
and what few were hers changed bands at
prices fully ss good ss last week.
Kepresentative saies-
BEEF oTEERS.
14
ts
it
10
44
4
T
11 4 n t
11T 117 117
t.ita) M M t
tO 14 ai at
If
LIS 14 23 n
2
to i? II 11
tt. its) iti m in
tt
11
71
to 11 11 41
1 ia) !
14 ea ; 4 42
arus ia 104
toe n s
FHlllTcV
CRANBERRIES I'er bbl., r.OOfit.Oa
APPLE Fancy, per bbl.. 216; Jona
than, t3.754i-4.50; New fork apples. t3 26:
Iowa and Nebraska, eating and cooking.
PILAKS Wlntsr Nslla. oar bos. IX OA
CCMJUANUTb Per sack of luu, KtO.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No. 1 ribs, 15c; No. 2 nba. lOe; No.
ribs, 7c; No. 1 luln, loc; .No. I loin, I2c;
fo. I loin, c; r.o. 1 cnuca, c ; jno. i chuck,
5c: No. 2 chuck. 4c: No. 1 round. TUc: No.
2 round, tvpc: No. 2 round. 4c; No. 1 plats.
4HC; ro. 2 piats. tr. cu. a piaia, 1C
af:CZLLAN ICOUS.
CHEESE iew ful. cieain Wlaoooalo
tains, 1&V; hew full cream brick. 16t
lHc; wheel Swiss cheese, loHyTlTc; block
Swiss, loc; Umberger, 14c; Young Amer
icas. lHc
FISH Pickerel, dressed, 2Hc: Dike.
dressed. 11c; white fish, dressed, winter
caught. 12c; trout, 12c; halibut. 10c; salmon,
11c; catfish, 16c; herring, dressed, pan
frosen, be; penh, scaled and dressed, be;
perch, skinned, dressed, headless, 7c; crap
pies. round, trfjVo; crappies, large, fancy,
15c; black bass, 26c; smelts, sweet and fine,
ll:r: eel. loc: blue tilth, lie: red snacoer.
lc; roe shad, per fish, 21; shad roe, 45o
pair; Irog legs, tuc; lonmers, green, per lb.,
S6c: lobsters, boiled, 2bc per lb.: mackerel.
Bpanlah, lc per lb..' mackerel, native, 25c
1? 1" RED FISH-Famlly white fish, per
quarter ddi., i'w 10a , at ua; iNorwap- msck
tr.l. Na t. $36.00; No. L 2 00: herring to
DDIS.. PJ poimus eein, Norway, an. ju; HOT-
II
4f
3
13
n
la
It
47
11 11
t 4T 4T
lT.sa 15 Ul
t.sas SB 07 7-
11
I.4U Tw B 74
l ea 144 141 iu
tot tt 4a at
Farelaa Flaaaelal.
IjONDON, Fab. 11 Money was In strong
demand, with supplies scarce and rates
dear. In spits of ths redemption of 12.6uo.f)
in treasury Dills. Uleco
tii Stock exchange
tared on th details of ths settlement, the
amount of new business was small and
price were Inclined to sag, but gilt-edged
securities hardened In the afternoon on tha
Bank of England securing nearly all ths
gold In the open market. Americans
opened dull at about parity. Tha poor New
York bank statement checked business
early la ths day, but ths hardening of
price occurred In soma Instances at about
neon. Trading during the afternoon was
llvaly. Missouri Pactflo advanced smartly
and New York supported specialties, caus
ing prices to close firm. Foreigners dropped
la lie a bee nee of continental buying Cop
per aKarua were strong under tha lead of
h'o Tin toe. Kaffirs were weak owing to
tha elections in South Africa and forced
liquidation. The Indian secretary secured
aVa".5.tAiw lo guld, das here t Uruexy U.
HUJAi) aau 1 A.UIXJW ureen sa Ited.
No. L Uc; No. t 11c; bull hides. c; gTeen
hides; No. 1. 10c; No 1 tc; horse, ilfej
175;. sheep pells. 50c4jtl.26. Tallow. Na I
lit: No. i. 2Vr. Wool, laxraa.
CILER New lork. btlf iwrrel. H7t; bar
re 1 . ta ut
NVTS-French walnuts. UHc; California
walnuts. No. 2. soft shell, lc; No. 1 soft
shell, liiH'; nruja, isviiac; pecans
Slhrta lAaalac: naajiuta raw
routed, tc: California almoaaa, AarJ
shell. 14c; Trayonla. 17c; coooauiuta, KU
per liai 1 us.
HONEY-Psr 24 fxamea tttaV
COFFEE Roastad. No. to. tie per lb :
10.; no.
unfa wee.' rZ N- Mf ' No 26, Ike pT
rra- f . lac per It. . No, H. 11c par lb.
lh "n,ton. c'" I til GAR Granulated cane. In sacl
aacka K.21
granutatea own, 111 aacaa o.ii.
Ilrllr-lt bbis.. uc per gal.; la cases,
f 10-lb- cans, tL70; cases, U s-lu. cans, 1.M;
CaaS. 24 j-ib. cana, Sl-ss.
CANNED OOOt'S Corn, utandard west
ern. to49c; Matna, tl-lb. Tomatoes, t-lb.
na. tx.iv; s-id. cans. FiSvr p-sO. ptna.
apples, stated, 2-1 b.. t2 0&4).'Xu, .e-l lit)
Ualloa apple, fancy. 5 a
form aortoota, II. Qu. Pwa-ra. tL7SS
frlto.
tku. Pesu.fi ea. fancy, tl 7V4W : H.
peaches, ta.iAs92.tA Alaska aalmaa, re!
b.26; fancy Chinook, f.. IIW: fancy a rk.
eya, F, tl 26. Sardinea, quarter oil, tl Tt.
tnree-M carter sauauvra. sa wu. eweet pot a-
toes. . ii.ioaxi.Bi. raurriraut. ll ua furup
kins. tucCU-ww. Was beans, t-lb., iAflsw
lima laaiia, Mb., lactjfl.ts. Branch. j.
Cbeap peas. klsj Alrka mte4Hu
UMIiS. U-4.K41a.it. .
470
83
43
26
4
5
t
13
126
IM
24
t
71
' 72
4
46
244
6..W
2.72S
12 (WI
NS. A. "e. as Av. Pr.
A 744 4 10 t It 40 4 N
St 4 tt II J4 t Ot
II IU 4 4 4 Ul I t
T 147 4 40 4 114 I S
II lilt 4 M 4 lit let
1 1271 4 41 ' 1144 I 1
COWS.
t to t H I 10X1 141
14 ,. IS I 40 II Ut I U
T til t 44 1 Ml I IV
1 IS t Tl . tt lilt t 44
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ll IK . 14 MT as
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I . lt 2 II I Utt 4 4
14 M III t- 1st 4 4
HEIFERS.
4... tl t 10 7 tM I a
i 146 1 1 ii m i
14 ttl I II 2 40 I 71
1 104 I II I... M IK
tM t It 1 t I Tl
IH It t 4TI Tl
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t lt4 4 5 1 .ln I Tl
t IP- I st . 1 lana I n
1 .1400 14' t 114 I Tl
t 11 Tt t 44 I I4M 4 4S
4 447 t 4 . 1 100 4 0
CALVES.
1 I t t It I R
t .7,.... r.t 1 n 1 iu 1 it
I in I I it t ie
1 IIS I r 4 107 I 40
FEEDERS.
I It It 4 IM I M
1 el I H It f 4 st
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1 04 I tt 4 IM 4 It
I Til I a 1 UT 4
1 14 IN TT TtT 4 4
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1 nit
WESTERNS.
CHICAGO I4VB STOCK MARKET
Cattle Lawer Hogs, Sheep and Lamas
Steady.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11. CATTLE Receipts,
23,00 heed; market 10c lower: plain to best
steers. t4 0OV7.26; cows. 23.2&65.O0: heifers,
t2.8uti6.2&; bulls. t2004M: calves, t2.764t.0o;
stockers snd feeders, f2.7btf4.80.
HOGS Receipts, 48.U00 head: market
steady: prime and heavy shipping, 27.159
27.1TH: trong weight butchers, t7.12Jff7.17,:
sssnrted light, I7j7.10: heavy mixed, 17. io
Vi iz; ngnt mixed, 17.007.00: bulk of sales.
t7 (rVh7.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 86.000
head; market steady: sheep, WHXi.oO; year
lings. tttOtiAtt; lambs. to.0O37.te.
1 -
New Tork Live Sleek Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1L BEEVES Re
ceipts; 4.426 head: market slow and 10c
lower, except for choice heavy, which wera
steady: eteera, t5 "i; 00; choice: 2t2B; bulls,
23 4sti4 50; cows. t2.2o44 20. Liverpool and
London cables quoted live cattls lower at
HMJliVjO per lb.; tops at London. 12c,
dressed weight; refrigerator beef selling at
Vc per lb.: exports estimated for to
morrow, 660 cattle.
CALVE Receipts, 1.116 head: veals, gen
erally 2Mf0c lower, with choice steady;
veals, t7.oofil.00. with a fsw choice at flOOO;
culls. ttaS4.6; western, t3.0. Dressed
calves, weak; city dressed veals, 8n4c per
lb.: fancy, 16c; country dressed, 84S"12Ho.
HOOli Receipts, 12,41 head market firm;
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelnts. 1.777
head; market for sheep steady, with Iamb ,
15c lower, except for choice; sheep, 63.004?
6.00; lambs. t4.30tr7W; choice and .extras,
28 sji.10; yearlings, to 00. Liverpool and
London cables quoted sheep lower at 13Vk9
14Hc per lb., dressed weight.
Kaaaaa City Live Stark Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb, 11 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 11.000 head, including too southerns;
market steady to 10c lower: choice export
and dreesed beef steers, t&.tTsiPI.eO; fair to
good, t4.20$6 5o; western fed steers, 24.000
6.0U; stockers and feeders, t3.00ti4.75; south
ern steers, t3.uoij6.0O; southern cows, t2 2fs?
I 75; native cows, 22.2Mj4.76; native heifers,
t2.4ts6.o0; bulls, 17wo4.U; calves, t3.uJ
7.i6.
HOGS Receipts, 11.000 head: market 5
7Hc lower; top, 27.07H: bulk of sales. Ki t?
7.o5: pigs and lights, 25.6Q7.0O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10.100
head; market for sheep steady, for lambs
loc lower: lambs, 27.0tsji7.4o; ewes and year
lings, t5.0O4i.OO; western fed yearlings, pi 00
t4.0; western fed sheen. HT&tl.tO; stock
ers and feeders, 22.606.00.
t. Laala Live Stack Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 11. -BATTLE Receipts,
1.500 head; market 10c lower; native ship
ping snd export steers. 648004 75: dressed
beef and butchers' steers, t4.4taS6.25; steers
under l.nra) lbs., JS.7S04 60; stockers and feed
ers, tl 60474.71: cows and heifers, t&.(036.26;
canners. tl 264140; bulls. 22.40474.00; oalves,
tXttJtje.25; Texas and Indian steeys, ta.kitj
HOGS Receipts. 8500 head: market
stendv; pigs and lights. St.403T4.S0; packers.
tA.6V477.05; butchers and best heavy, 27.000
7.16
8HEK-P AND LAMBP-fleceipts. l.OOn
head: market, steady; native muttons, 1260
66 6"; lambs, M.5ur7 60: culls and bucks,
$a.Oo&7.00; stockers. t2.W4tX.
St. Jaeepfc Live Stoak Market.
BT. JOttEPIT. Feb. 11.-CATT7.15-R-celpts,
1618 head; market 10c lower: na
tives. 24 2506.25: cows and heifers. $1259
4 7V stocker and feeders. 23603460.
HOGS Receipts. S Msg hesd: market big
6- lov.er: top, 246417 06; bulk of sales,
7ver7.o:H.
BHel.l' AND LAMBS Receipts. 1510
head, market steady to strong: lambs. 27.80
fc7: yestiinsa t.163.40; wethers, $6.409
t .60; tin H7&S6J0.
laws City Live Stoak Market.
SIOUX CITT. Feb. 11 (8 peels I Tele
gram.) CATTLTJ Receipts, 1100 head;
market steady: best stocker. strong:
beeves. t4 btl4 25; cows and heifers. 23.Md
4.76; stockers and feeders, t3.0uipt.So; calves
and yearlings. U.75C2.8S
HOGS Receipts. 4.700 hesd; msrket
steady, selling at tt 80&4 I6; bulk of sales,
M?f8S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, W)
bead; market weak.
Oils aaai Raala.
NEW TORK. Feb. 11. OII.B Cottonseed,
oil. firm; prims crude, f. o. b. mills. 20.
hid; yellow, f. o. b. mills. 454c. Petroleum,
steady; refined. New Tork. 17.75: Phila
delphia and Baltimore, $7.76; Philadelphia
and Baltimore In bulk, 14 45. Turpentine,
qul.-t. 74'u,7tvTc.
ROSIN Steady; strained, common ta
good. t4 40ft 4. 46.
OIL 111 Y. Feb. II. OIL Credit balances.
I1M. Hun. X273 bbl.; average. l'H.J
bhls.; shipments, 296,878 bbl,; average,
ltS. bbl.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Feb. 1L OIL Turpen
tine, firm; 71c
ROSIN-Flrmi quote: A. B, C. 24.00; D, -$4
00: E, F, G. 14 15; H. I. 14 46; K, $6 V
M. $6 26; N, $4.00; W Q. 26 26; W W, pi. 50.
lanr 4 Molaaaea.
NEW TORK. Feb. 11-Sl'GAR-RaW,
steady; fair refining, 2 31-S.c; rentrlfugal,
W, test, t 7-16c: molasses r.igar,
2 23-22. Refined, steady: No. 4, llf;'
I No. 7. A35c: No. 8, 4 2V; No, , 4:15c; No.
I in, 4.06c; No. 11. 4.00c; No. 12. 2 tec; No. It,
!lS5c; confectioners' A, 4 50c: mould A. Sro&o;
rut loaf. i.40c; crushed, t.4c; powdered.
1 4.80c; granulated, 4.70c; cules, t.06c-
1 Um ICQL-kl 1,iIa. V.- n.L.n. ' nn.h
kettle, gootl to choice, 37i4Kc,
NKW OKIJ-;A8, l-eb. 11. Bl 1IAK
Strong; centrirugMl, t 2-lSi4c; cntrlf naraj
yellow. 24494 2-lac: seconds, 2H 7-leo,
Molasses quiet; syrup, 3n'y94c
Evaporates Applea aad Dried Fralta.
NEW TORK. Feb. 11. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market quiet and unchanged. -
Prime. tie: choice, 8NtSV; fancy. Sc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRl'ITB-Pruneg
In belter demand; with spot prices steadier;
I to I cents according to grade for Cali
fornia fruit: Oregon ana to 7" si, to ltd. .
Apricots steady. Peaches steady; choice,
Hv72Hc; extra choice. irgio; fancy, l?
ri4c; extra rancy, 131410c. ttaisins steady;
loose muscatel, 7fic; seeded, 7Jjl0c; Lon
don layers, tl.85tjl.45.
New York Mlalasr Stoeka.
NEW" TORK, Feb. 11. Closing quotation
on mining stocks were:
Aeaias Cos.
Alice
.
Bruaawlck Coa 14
tmstock Tunnel .... 41
(Va. fa I A V I
Hon Silver 17
Iron Hirer 411
laavtlle Coa I
Utile Chief .
Oastrto
ilphlr .
Potnal
Savass
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
I tan oar
.. I
.."
..1S
.. II
.. Tl
.. I
..' tt
Rial a Batter Market.
ELGIN, III.. Feb. 11. BUTTER Firm;
at 13c, an advance of 1 cent over last
week. Total output for tha week, 440, ta)
pounds. a
Wool Market.
ST. LOITIB. Feb. lL-WOOI-Steadyj
medium grades combing and clothing. 249
2c; light fin. 207j'73c.
Rank Clearlace.
' OMAHA, Feb. 11 Bank clearing for to
day were tl.13.n07.61 and for tha corre
sponding data last year tl.404.146.t7.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Feb. lr-SEEDS-Clover, cash,
and February, $.: March, til": April,
$7.2H- Timothy, t2.10. Alslke. $7,624.
Remladed ot Clay.
Bill Nys late one night entered a fashion
abla New Tork hotel and asked for a room.
He looked Seedy, so the bedlamonded clerk
told him there was only one room left, and
that under the cornice, and that he'd have
to pay In advance.
"Oh, all right," was the huntcrlat's reply.
He wrote his name In ths register and
pulled out a heavy roll of yellow-back
bills.
When tha clerk saw tha roll and the nam
a great light dawned on him. "By the
way. Mr. Nye," he said, with sugar In hla
voice, "oome to think of It. we have an
elegant room on the second floor you can
have. I'd forgctten.
"Oh, all right," aald Nye. "But do you
know," he continued, you remind ma of
day?"
Tha clerk swelled and answered: "Why,
no; I don't think anyone sver told me that
I looked like Henry Clay."
"Oh, not Henry," responded Nya. "not
Henry; Just common, ordinary clay, you
know mud." Collier's Weekly.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Stoek ta tlkt.
Receipt of, livs stork at th slg prin
cipal western market retrday;
tattle, nogs, nneoo
SOl TIi DAKOTA.
18 feeders.. I ( 17 hifera.. TV 18
.4 cows..... M 2 26 t oows... 2 76
holib-Tbe opening this morn, .14 was
pretty close to steady with laat week a
close, but tha amount ot buying on truU
basis was very limited ana the market soon
eased off. cloalng 2lrrt5c lower. The bulk
South Omaha
Sioux Cltv ...
Kansas City .
Pt. Joseph ....
Rt. Louis
Chicago
Totals
1140
tit)
.11.000
. 2.618
.. t.
.22.000
4.SS8
4. TO0
ll.nll)
5. KMI
. 8.6
44,00
.44.261 82.454 47.817
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11 -METALS Tin In
London advanced sharply, with pot closing
at 1X1 ta and futures at atll 10s. Io
cally ths market was steady and about
26 points higher on the average, with spot
quoted at t42.S. Copper was 4s 6d higher,
with spot quoted si 1 17 6d and future
at 107 J7s 6d. Locally the market was
quiet, with lake quoted at tS Wi'X !5: elec
trolytic. J4 7&O2S.U0: calling. 1124 TV
of the hoc sold at I 7iN to. as aaralnart Ijrad was unchanged at 11 10a In London
P5 g4.n on Saturday. Ths top today, and at $6.U120 locally. Spelter was 6s
$7.00, wss the same as at th cloas ot last
week. The trade was a UtUe slow to open
and was at no time very active, but still
ths bulk of th receipts changed haode in
fair season. ,
Representative sales
Margaret A. Guy to James E. Baum.
tax lot K. ne swV. 22-15-12 1 1
Samuel T. Dorary to same, lot t, block
2. Kountse Fourth Reserve 15.000
Llxsle P. Evans to Bamusl T. Dor-
sey, same ., 15,000
Mary Adella Godwin and Husband to
James E. Baum, sams 7.008
Mary E. Mulvlhill et al. to Burt B.
Corliss, lot 6, Washington Square.. t.S0a
Frederick Robert Winkelmann to
Dora Krugrr, lot 12. block 4, Wil
cox First Add 1,000
Charles P. Traver to William H.
' Stohlmann, lot 8. block 2, Omaha
View US
Theodora 8. Miles to Lillian K. Miles,
wv lot 11 and eV lot 12. block 4,
Hillside Add 1
v 1111am v. t'araer ana wiie 10 nenn
etla Bell, lot 1 and eS lot 2, block .
14. Waterloo 800
Henrietta E. Josaelyn to Herbert
Charles Buwden, lot 24, block 12,
Clifton Hill 42S
William R. Paul and wife to Harry
Northcutt, lot 8. block O, Lowe's
Add a. 2,500
William K. Potter to William R Paul,
same 500
Robert O. Fink to T. W. Rlckel, lot .
14. block 2. Weiss' Bub
1 numia a. reign anu wna neraua
I. Deck, lot It. block 4, Bedford
Place 60
Btlne 6 1 vert sen to lllldu CarUon, lot
II. tl-k 1 Comer tX
J. P. Martin and wife to D. J. Wil
son, tract nw nw 8-15-It
William Von Ixihren and wife to Met
Bros. Brewing company, tract nw
sw4 80-15-14 15.000
Emll Martinson to Truls Martinson,
rAt lot I. block T. Lowe s Add 1.6j0
John Ryblnsky and wife to Max B.
Ha bier, n- lot it block 1 Dwurak s
Add., South Omaha HO
Lout G. Thoelcke and wife to Jennie .
D. Cunningham, lot 8. block A,
Sa under A Hlmebaugh's 1400
John M Tsnner to Mary E. Tanner,
lot 2. block 11 Bouth Omaha I
William Edward Bwentse! and wife
to Ollie Alma Or re. lots t and 4.
block 1. Wood s Place 1.800
William A. Paxton and wife to James
E. Baum, Us lot 24. ne e 22-l.S-lJ 1
Annabelle E. Smeallle to John L. Hoi-
ter and wife, lot t, block 6. Crelghton
Heights .-
Total
L00
K Av. sa Pr. We. Av.gk.Pr
Tt it! ... t tt n re ... 1 a
ft SV4 ... 4 17 It p ... IN
14 tt 4 4" t0 rt4 IH
44 14 4 r M ... 44
T4 rat 4 T T 174 Ie t IS
4t ti 84 rt TO ta It I to
4 tu it t 17 It to 4 pa
Tl t4 ... tl V PIT ... 4
t lat at I 17 S4 t 4 4 t
Tt JM ,.. I tT Tl t3t . . II
n tu ... 1 rt T4 tM 11 1 1
a i ... 17 pa ... it
4 X 1X4 147 T. U ... 4 1
e 141 4 4 n Tl lat ... it
7 ....... t .... 117 I 11 ... IN
Tt 171 ... 117 SI ...... ISO ... IPS
U ...... t4 ... t 47 41...T... .M ... It
a 14. I 17 M IS s I t
n i ... 1 r ti xi is in
rt n ... 17 a -in .. 1 sa
at lat ... 181 44. lal 121 I M
Wed
Oar fees are
reat Volumes of Business
ea aai is a sianlaa, daaswso4 seuusntisooa T sipaass. stoppage af all leaks, and
air arm to kaawlaag af true eased lutaw-tlae real facts a radar too eorteee ef aoesan.
eats' siatsawants aad figvres. Oat a taras-sya pasture ef yaor kiiatnass, right aarw,
tavroaga-
AH aMatrDIATT ALtMT br aatslde swperta. wb eaa seaeiie ss wwa aa ssaaolna
wke smo artLS iaapar-uoj eyaa. a rise arilk sornaaeS' JulrnMot. The biislnaas value as
sch a will be rlaar to yea aftev roe base usual it and yoa will want aa astaia.
Mauy et ear r Hants aamkiy as iwgalsiiy. Is gsraSicsl aaatiti.
OU HlrVtCt tarts a1 as Saajadal laiastisaffcas, anrpart amsaatlug. aaditiag and
srstaasav
batpfali
StaM sast Mas Wheal AiaaantiaaT ear staaatlag t klgta.
N caarga for esassaitatisaa, tym
IXDIAXA AUDIT COHPAXT, CajUd CaU BcUAlsi. Ia411aaap1U, U4Us.