Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MARCII 1, 1907.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Mn Etronc Tlroichont and Whtit Open
r ' Flit and Varies.
BEARS ON TOf MOST ALL THE WAY
RMtn af Blight ! WImI Crop la
Prleea, bat Indertene 1
U Firm.
OMAHA. Feb. 26. 1907.
VVheat dlanlaved considerable strength at
the opening, but declined under repeated
hmt raid a. The cloee waa strong, however.
nd a bullish undercurrent to the mmkti
nee. increased re-
prlmarlly due to Its
mtriN, ' out me
Ith alacrity. Ru-
to the wheat cion
in inoeara and Illinois had tne tena ru
toward supporting the market, the news
of which turned wheat from abroad and the
Interior, was. If anything, Dearlsh.
Tbe corn market opened at yesterday's
' flarureej, with small receipts being reported.
, the market fell fcc, but rallied at the close
to So above the close of yesterday.
' Primary wheat receipts were 688,000
1 bushels and shipments 235.0UO bushels,
against receipts last year of Sot.OOO bushtla
and ahlpmcnla of 221,000 bushels. Corn re-
crlpta were 641,000 buahala and shipments
Mi,(o bushels, against recelpta last year
, of 680,000 bushels and shipments of j,0u0
bushels.
Liverpool closed Va9Hd lower on wheat
i and Vad lower on corn.
Clearances were 12,)0 buaheis wheat, 238.
008 bushels corn, 8,000 bushels oats and
- wheat and flour equal to 378,000 bushels.
Local range of options:
Articles. Open. I High. I Low. I Close. ITes'y.
f f'aa clearly In evld
, ' fC,ft ' wheat was
i it IV1' i weakness in toe
i VtaUs were taken w
I' (.Vis'or a slight blight
Wheat ..( I I I
May... I T1BI 1 71B1 71 A
July...! 71V.B 1 71V.H "HA
Corn r I
May... I 42V.A 454.A1 42A 42HI 42V, B
July. ..I 41A 41A 41A 41A 4114A
pt... iiA 1 42AJ 42A
Vay.J 40AJ 4H4b 40V4A 41A1 4otB
'July... I M,B MiA 85VA 4A 3iSA
A asked. B bid.
Osaaha Caak Prices,
WHEAT-No.' t hard, 68c; No. I hard,
ewci No. hard, Battel No. t spring, M
CORN-No. 8, 8M38V40; No. 4, SfM4c;
no grade, 824?34c; No. I yellow, S8VU'3SVc;
No. t white, 41042c.
OATS-No. I mixed. 38Vsc; No. I white,
SSej No. 4 white, 89c.
RIB No. I, 8c; No. 6, 68Hc
C'arlot Receipts
Wheat. Com
Oats.
86
1
I Chicago .........
I Kansas City ...
1 Minneapolis ....
firaha
. duluth
l
102
842
26
42
87
2f)
47
88
ysr in. Ixjuis
101
48
CHICAGO GRAM AND PRO VlilO
reatares of ha Tradlag and Cloalag
rrleea oa Board of Trad.
.CHICAGO, Feb. 28. The local wheat mar.
ket showed very little animation today and
r 'rices were steady throughout tne session
he quotations n the May delivery being
up fee. Corn was WftHc higher. Oats were
up Provisions were 2Vc higher to
JHi6c lower.
The Inactivity In the wheat clt was due
largely to the absence or any Important
news. A report claiming tnat a larg
amount of wheat In certain provinces of
Germany had been winter killed caused
some uneasiness among the shorts early m
Ik. H.w V. . . . .- I .mt mm n i
" It " V. . 1 1 1 1 IB UIIIVI WV UDIII m. .
Other factors giving mild encouragement
in tne Duns were moderate receipts In the
northwest and official forecast for cold
whether for the southwest and an estl-
mated decrease in this week's shipments
from Argentina. Those Influences were
offset by small clearances at the seaboard
and an Increase In stocks of wheat at
Minneapolis. The market closed steady.
May wheat opened Ho higher at 77Ho, sold
between 77Ho and 77c and closed at 77Sc.
Clearances of wheat and .flour were equal
to 72,000 bu. Primary receipts were 689.UU0
bu., against 600,000 bu. for the same day
1 last year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 400 oars, against StH"
1 cars last week, and 473 cars one year ago.
. Ayntlment la t be corn nit waa inclined to-
h' ull side and prices advanced moder
'iVTn" firmness was caused by a lack
rTn-.erlngs, rather than by any demand,
.Vrovlelon Interests and shorts were the
chief buyers, while the selling was mainly
by longs. Unsettled weather throughout
the eorn belt held a strengthening effect.
The market closed Arm. May opened Ho
higher at 4744c sold off to 7S4e, and then
advanced to tho. Closing quotations were
at 47U447S3. Local receipts were 2b cars,
A with It of contract grade.
ThO Drlc of oats declined soon after tha
opening or tne market on selling by pit
traders, but the loss was soon recovered
and prices held firm for tke remainder of
the day. Trading Is drifting gradually to
ward tha July option because of the con
gested condition of the May delivery. Com
mission houses with northwest Connections
were the principal buyers. May opened
e higher at 43420, sold between 411o and
!S)C and closed at 4242Ho. Local re
ceipts were 86 ears.
Provisions were firm for the greater part
of the day on a lively demand from ahorta
and local packers. The shortage In hog
racking was the source of the strength.
The market eased off late In the day on
realising sales. The close was steady.
VMnal nuotatlnna on Uiv norlr war. 1 1 n 9lLj
Vast 316.62H. Lard waa up 2H at 19.76. Ribs
i V Uli a7V4i w aa, . fjr. v 7)
w Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
11 cars; oats, 123 cars; corn, 373 cars; hogs,
I7v head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh. Low. CToee.Yes'y.
Wheat
May r
July
Sept,
July
T7H T7 T7 T7S T7H
7IHtf4 TSHifj-Si 78 784 7
78 J 78,77Ta78 fj 77WI
47 4714 47HH 47V
4S '4646ttjAk 4S 4S
46 47 . 46 4t! 46
4 flH 4SQ 41 42HOH 42
J7H 7X .87H S7, 874
HWh ttV tAi M, li
1 I3H 1 T7U 1 62i It 12 1 60
1 US IS m IS 66 IS 86 14 SO
7714 H TB 111 7SU
76 KH 76 8 77U TnJ
8SV ti 8 82H 8 82V, 0
I 8 IS 8 80 3 07H 3 07V, 8 12U
130 80 l 1 10 I to
a Sept.
ta .
Pork
. July
Sept
It lbs
May
July
No. 1 .
Cash quotations war aa followai
FLOUR Easy; winter Patents. Snrfl
60; winter straights, SS.0Om26: spring pat
ents, IS But I. SO; straights, U.liNuS.60; bakers.
3.1041. TO. .
WHKATNo. 8 spring, SltJtMo; No. 3 1
Bpnna. i jmKto; ino. l red. 71tIo. , ,t.
COftN-No. 3. 4So. ' .
tATS-No. IV 41c; No. I wbita, 4Sif44o;
N. 8 whits, 41V64SO.
Aft LEY Fair to choice malting. tO$j4a.
liEb-No. 1 flaa. ll.l7Vil No. 1 northwrat.
ra. 8J.S4H. Prime timothy, Kt604.x Clover,
eot! tract grade. 813 60.
r PROVISION 8 Short rlbaJ oldea UZi
I1JW4J80U Mess pork, per bbl.. tiiiftj
16.66. Lard. pr 100 lbs., U.td Short cleax
Bide (boxed). l S.6a
Tb raoelpu and shipments of flout and
CJn VJ?' Heoelpta Shlemema.
to"', bbls 2.u0 8o 7.
Wheat bu a.uuO - . io.juo
Corn, bu r, !0
barley, bn 24S.6.JO r tlZ
Qn tha Produoa exchange today the" but.
ter market waa steady; creamery: 32i32Wc'
?,,rrii"Bf",?0.; M rk. caaV.
Inoluded. SutfSOV:; flrats, 21c; prime flrata
3JK frieoae, steady. 144J1SVC. . "
' -t. Lanle General Market.
ST. LOUTS, Feb, 38.-WHi!UT-F1rm'
track. No. I red. cash, TkuHHc; No. hard
1ea-i6o; May. 7V; July, 76a'(iSa.
COKN ilrm; track. No. Icaah. 46 Wo: No
t white. 4i4Vo; May, pibc; July!
Vs.
OATS Steady; track. Ne. I cash, O3mo
No. 3 white, 44c; May. SlStlc; July. Jv0
FLOUR Steady; red winter patenta. 81
t)lau; extra fancy and straight, U.2ofJla0:
blrar, l2.aVat.86.
BltED Timothy, steady, 18 764M.1S.
k - CtHNMEAL-4taady. 12.40,
I BH.4N Blow; aacked. east track. S&fjMo.
H1T-Steady: tlmothv. iS n,.., ii tn- r.. i
.-'rl. 110 UUCM3 ai '
IRON 1 uTTON TIES tLM.
BAGGING lose.
J HlUr Is If ti 10c
l bunBR-Suad,; erearaery. r&c;
v ) J dairy. Slutfc
POULTRY Firm; chlrkena, 10c; springs.
I1W.-; turkeys. lOHc; ducka. 11c; geeae. 7
PHOVItlONsV-Pork, steady; Jobbing, in
rd. hlsher; prime strain, t . Dry
- :t meats (boaed. ataady, extra ahnrt
,63; clrar UlM (.; short clears. 88. Ti!
Huron fhoxed). steady: extra short, tl0.87Vki
dear ribs, 8iJ.7. short clears, $10.60.
Receipt a. ttlilpmenta.
, 10.0"0
87,t) 47.0i
lW.no 0,0no
4S. 000 64,000
Flour, bbls.
Corn, - bu.,..
uata, du....
SEW YORK OEIGRAL MARKET
Qaotatlnns of the Day oa Vasioaj
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. M.-FLOUR-Reoelpts,
11.174 bbls.; exports, 8,622 bbls.; mar
ket steady, but dull; Minnesota pat
ents, M.H4 40, winter atralghta. $3 r(f
3.56; Minnesota bakers, S3.Be4iS.7A; winter ex
tra. t2.ay3J.uo; winter patents, 83.6utf3.S6;
winter low grades, $3.7o4!i.90. Rye tlour,
firm; fair to good, la b'!? 80; choice to
fancy, $3.864.2o. buckwheat flour, Arm,
82.20, spot end to arrlvs.
CORNMEAL flteady; flne white and yel
low, tl.aiitfl.tt; coarse, ll.lotf.1.12; kiln dried,
U Kqi.n.
WHEAT Receipts, 67,000 bu.; exports,
11,704 bu. Spot market steady; No. 2
red, 87 o, elevator; No. 8 red, 8ITc, f.
o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, tSo,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 8 hard winter. SlOto,
f. o. b afloat. The steadiness of wheat
today was explained principally by light
offerings, rumors of damage to the Ger
man crop, lighter Argentine shipments
and reports of bad weather In Nebraska.
The market closed unchanged to Vic net
higher. May, 86 3-16tf-66 T-I6e. closwd
at elHc; July, 84eS6c, closed at 84o.
CORN Receipts, 110.276 bu.; exports,
128,088 bu. Spot market firm; No. 8,
88c, elevator, and 64 V a, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 white, 66c; No. 2 yellow, 64 He. f.
o. b., afloat. Option market was firm on
unfavorable weather reports, closing Ho
net higher. May, 64 Vi tf 64 He, closed at
64 He; July closed at 63Vo.
OATS Receipts, (4.600 bu. Spot mar
ket firm; mixed. 28 to 82 pounds, 4c;
natural white, SO to 88 pounds, 62JG4c:
Clipped white, 88 to 40 pounds, 62 Vat) 55c.
rEED Firm; spring bran, 828.86; mid
dling. 123.10; city, 824.00.
HAT Steady; shipping, 788c; good to
choice, ti.oitfil.10.
HOP8 Steady; state, common to choice,
19fni cron lNi623c: i crop. 8811c: PaolflO
coast, 1808 crop, 10Uc; 1806 crop, 8312c.
H11K Uteady; Ualveston, 80 to 26
pounds, 20c; California, 21 to 26 pounds, 23c;
Texas dry, 24 to 80 pound, )!c.
I.KATHKlb-Steady; acid. 27m8:28c.
PROVISIONS Beef. steady: family,
816.00(116. 60: mess,. 89. 60& 10.00; beef
hams, 124.00026.00; packet. 111. 00012. 00;
city, extra India meas, 120.00 23.00. Cut
meats, quiet: pickled bellies, 110. 7J
12.60; pickled hams, 1 1.26 tr 1 BO. Lard,
firm; western prime, 18.868.86; reflnod,
firm; continent, 110.20; Houth America,
111.00; compound, 8.768 87tt. Pork,
easy; family, 122. BO; short clear, f 18.00 9
1 28; mens. 111.600 18.60.
TALLOW-Flrm; city (2 per pkg.). 6c;
country (pkga. fr.
P'l'E-Stendy; dnr"aiie. fair to extra,
JS'14': Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; street price, extra
creamery. 33H534C. Offlctnl pricea: Cream-
ery, common to extra. S&c; held, com-
mon to extra, 21fj31Hc; state dairy, com-
mon to fancy, 20&)lc; renovated, common
to extra, l&24c; western factoiy, common
to firsts, lTHlo; western Imitation cream,
ry, extras. iwij27c; firsts, 2354a.
POULTRY Alive, dull; western chickens.
11c; fowls, 12c; turkeys. 16c. Dressed, easy;
western chickens, ll16o; turkeys, 18.16o;
fowls, 8313c.
CHEESE Strong; state, full cream,
small September, fancy, 16c; state, white,
13'Vc. October small colored, beat. 14!144c;
state, good to prime, lM13V4c: state, winter
made, average beet, 12Hc; state, large Sep
tember fancy, 144c; state, October best,
l:t-(imio; good to prime, IMifglS'.ic; same,
Inferior. llftlHtc; skims, 2fni4c.
KOOS Easy; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected - white, 8oe; state,
choice, 281290: brown and mixed, extra.
tH2ic: firsts to extra firsts, 27fr27Vvc; wes
tern firsts, 27c; official pries, 27c; seconds,
Kae Cltr nrala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 28 -WHEAT Un
changed; May, 7ff5ac; July, 71Hc; September,
7l,c. Cash: No. 2 hard, 70QT4c; No. 8,
74i72c; No. 2 red, 744ySr7&o; No. S, 66fl7SVie.
CORN Unchanged: May. 4H4c: July. 42e:
September, 2c. Cash: No. 3 mixed, 40e;
' "Zt?- 0- ' wb'"-J??'0:
I OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white. 41c: No.
3 mixed. Va-KMc.
RYE Steady at 606C
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 114.60
16.00; choice prairie. 111. 00 1 1.60.
EGGS Market Vio lower; firsts, cases
Included, 17 He
BUTTER Steady; creamery, no; pack
ing, 18c .
' Receipts., Shipments.
Wheat, bu ,.;;.....,102.000 ' 83,000
Corn, bu ... 87,000 , -41,009
Oats, bX....K, ..,..14.000 . . 17,300
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery.- The range of rrleea. as re
ported by Logan & Bryan, 113 Board of
Trade building, west
Articles.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat . .
May...
July
Corn
May July
..l70T47ll Tl
I
7Hil704TB
4U441S,frV
41H141HS
41T4I 42
4114(01
B bid.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE!, Feb. 28. WHEAT Mar
ket higher; No. 1 northern. 8263e; No. I
northern. 74&BlVto; Mav. 77K.C. bid.
RYE Higher; No. 1, 88y.gfi9Wc.
BARLEY Higher; No. 2, 66Ho; sample,
6676e.--
CORN Firmer; No. I cash, 42eH3Vic;
May, 47H47o.
Mlaaeapolls Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 28 WHEAT May,
TOVfce: July, 8rtc: No. 1 northern cash sold
lc over May and No. 2 northern cash
at about May price.
FLOUR First patents, 84 204.80: , second
patents, H. 064. IS; first clears, 83.263.86;
second clears, t2.ff; fio.
BRAN In bulk. Il7.60gl8.60.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28 WH EAT Spot,
steady: No. 8 red western winter, aa M-
futures, qnlet: March, 6a 6d; May, 6s
CORN Spot, steady: ..A merclan mixed,
4s 6d; old. 4s 7V1; futures, quiet; March.
4s 4d; May, 4a K.d.
Philadelphia Prodaea Market.
PHILADELPHIA,. Feb. 28. BUTTER
Firm: extra western creamery, M&jio.
EGGS Weak, 3c lower; western fresh,
36c, at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams,
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Feb. 2S.-CORN Unchanged;
no. "c; no araae, DHuBoa
OATS Firm; No.
2 whlti
te. 42Hc; No, 3
white, 42t42Vo; No. 4 white, 41O-U0,
RYk-Steady; No. i S7i8c.
. Dalath ' Grain Market.'
DULUTH. Feb.. 88. WHEAT On track
No. 1 northern. tOKt: No. 1 northern. 7RUi.
To arrive:- .May, 601,ci July. 800 ; Septem-
OATa-To arrl.va. 8c. v
Toledo Seed Market
TOLEDO, a. Feb. 28.-SEEDS-C1o-er,
Februarv and March. 88 10; April, I7J7H-
aiiiib, aj.so. i unotay, ai.xu.
Cotton Market.
' NR7W YORK, Feb. . COTTON Spot
closed higher; middling uplanda, 11.36c; mid-
uuiia gun. ii sue. Mies, iw oaiea.
middling, luSc. Salea, none; recelpta,
uues; snipments,- w bales; stock, 33,763
bales.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. IS. COTTON Spot, la
fair demand, prltea 1 point higher; Amer-
Ji-an mwuim iair. .wo; good middling,
Idhl mitidllnir. Sli lnw n,M,llln
good ordinary, 6.Md; ordinary, 6.10i. - The
aales of the day were S.OuO bulea, of which
UM were for speculation and export and In
cluded S.1M) bales of American; receipts.
14.0UO bales. Including 13.u0 bales of Amer.
loan. Futures opened steady knd closed
pareiy steaoy.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 28. COTTON
Bpot market closed steady. Sales, 6,823
uairs; low oruuiary, inr, nominal; ordi
nary. 7 814c nominal; good ordinary. IU
low middling. Hc; middling, l'e; good
middling. llVc; middling fair,- 12Hc, nom
inal; fair, 13c, nominal. Receipts, 10,463
oaiea; aioca, js,aas paies.
Oils aad Roala.
NEW TORK, Feb. 28. OIL Cottonseed,
ataaoy; mill, cruae, 1. o. o. nuns. 41c
prime yellow. 49c. Petroleum, steady; re
fined. 7. To; Philadelphia and Haiti more,
bulk. 14 48. TurpenUne. nrm, 760-75SC.
Kt81.N Firm; atraluad, .common to
good. 84 46714.60.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Feb. K -Oll-Ctedlt bal
ancs. 1141 Runs, 237,24 bbla. ; average,
114298 bbla.. Bhlpmenta, 166,811 bbls.: aver
age. 141.827 bbla
NEW TORK. Feb. tS-BVOAR-Raw.
steady; fair teflnlnt. 216-16c; certrlfugal,
M test, 8 7-lek.-: molassas sugar, I ll-loc;
refined, steady: Fruslwd, l.4oc; powdered.
4KK-: granulated. 4 70c.
NKW ORLEANS, Feb. 18. BITOAR
Steady; own kattle, 8fi3 16-Ic: et-ntiltugal
hltvs. 4 t-lotfjHifcc; centrifugal yellows, 8Sj
4 8 lor; seconds. l'Va I-16V.
MoLAaat-a-Quiel. Syrup, XXUc
NEW Mi STOCKS AND BONDS
Wall Btrot Market Undvuroes an Abrupt
. Bartrsal of Bentimsat
SHARP RECOVERY h PRICES ENSUES
elllasr la Flaat Hoar to Take Profits
Is Well Absorbed aad Cloao
la Slreag aad
Active.
NEW YORK, Feb. R.-There waa a
abrupt a reversal of sontlment from that of
yesterday In the stock market today as
there was on Tuesday from that of Mon
day. Today's recoveries placed prices quite
generally on a level with the beet price"
touched In the recovery on Tuesday.
Today's recovery was as little accounted
for by any new developments as have been
the other movements of the week. Several
Items of news that might have received a
discouraging Interpretation were Ignored.
An Important part would be allowed nat
urally to the covering operations of the
bears In working a rally after so consid
erable a decline as has occurred. There
was besides, an appearance of support for
the market and of accumulation for Im
portant accounts which determined the
Dears In buying to cover their ehorts.
Borne influence wa attributed to the ad
journment of the Interstate Commerce corn
ml nl on hearing In thle city. But opinions
In the Wall street district of the bad ef
fects on securities threatened aa a result
of that hearing were not altered but rather
were emphaalied by the later phaaes of the
Investigation. It Is therefore believed to
be impossible that the widespread publicity
rivrn to the hearing ehall not awaken some
distrust and dissatisfaction on the part of
Investors and ordinary holders of securities
with methods In use amongnt the high
financial powers revealed with the proerreas
of the inquiry. Commission houaes profess
a conviction that the public cannot be in
duced to buy stocks while these revelations
are fresh In mind. It Is feared alto that
chancea of enlisting forelc-n capital laauea
of American securities would be decidedly
Impaired by the dletruet aroused by the
reaulta of the Investigation. Reports were
published of a widespread strike threatened
amongat railroad employes In the west and
northwest, but this seems to bo Ignored.
Importance was given the highly favorable
reports from the Iron and steel trade and
the great confidence expressed by authori
ties In that trade of the soundness of the
conditions existing. The head of the United
States Bteel corporation affirmed that new
orders were In excess of those coming In
at this time last year, although showing
some recession from the last quarter's
average. This sustained condition In that
trade Is calculated to go far In quieting
tne apprenensions or a contraction in gen
I era-l business, owing to the great reliance
I placed on the Iron trade as an Index of
business conditions as a whole.
Money was firmer today, both on call and
on time. There was supposed to be some
caning or loans going on In preparation
for the March settlements, which will be
unusually large. The Bank of England's
weekly return Indicated that It Is still In
control of the London money market and
determined to hold the monev rate up as a
protection against foreign demands. Dis
counts were easier In Berlin. The Bank of
France return was a weak one, but sterling
exchange at Paris rose. The profit-taking
in urn nnm nour was wen aDsorhed and the
market closed strong and active.
Bonds were Irregular. Total soles, par
value. 81.152.000. United States Is coupon
declined H while the 3s registered advanced
H per cent on call.
The following was the range of prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
ales. High. Low. CIim.
Adams Kiprae
Amalcamatcd r'oppar
Amw. Car and Poundrr....
do pfd
Amr. Cotton Oil
M ine muj insv ni)S
t.rnj 4 4314 4.1 74
no m
700 II
10! 14 107 14
do pfd
ii-a aisa
.... M
Ki m
u ts
.... 11
.... uuj
.... 11
T1U. 7244
A mar. Biprsaa
too J2I
400 aa
A mar. HI da A leather ofd
Amir. Ica
Amer. Llnaaad Oil
do pfd ,,.
Amar. Loeomotlva
1400 Tl
do pfd
iov 1101 110 1104
71.400 140, 1IIV4 liOH
tOO 114V6 1H"4 U4Vi
8,100 111 13H4 112
100 M M as
Tl.tOO J4"t 184 2t
11.100 1H214 101 U, 102H
TOO 4 8S
400 HIUj 111 ltVi
6,100 UOUj 10414 IIO14
Amar. BmaUloa A Rat
oo pro
Amar. Suaar Raf
Amar. Tobacco pfd etfa...
Anaconda mama Ce
Atrhlano ,.t
da pit
Atlantlo Coast Una
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd -
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt 7.000 7ov
....
I 7044
IMS 1't
too v K1I44
4H II -
lt4 1544
16"4 1S
144 14414
Canadian Paolflo I.ino 117
Central of New Jeraar..... 700
Cheaapaaka A Ohio........ 1,100 M4
Chicago Oraat Waatcrn 1.100 16 '4
cnicaso at norxnwaatara
C. If. A St. Paul
Chicago Term. A Tram.
t.100 181
It, 100 1M
t
do pfd ..-
800 It
It
II
17
4414
13(4
C. C. O. A St. Louis..
Colorado Puel aad Iron.
Colorado A Southarn...
4.500
8.100
US
do lat pfd
do td pfd
109 II
l.aoo 131
1.100 tl
100 u
100 wt
ii" " 144
IK 1371
Consolidated OaS
Corn Producta
11
do pfd
Dataware A Hudson
104
Tt
T6V.
1
Mt
4l
Tl
T6
84Uj
41
Dal., Lack. A Wsstsre.
Dan rar A Rio Oraada...
tOO
too
1.100
1.6110
i'4
7
TBI,
18(4
do pfd
Distillers' securulea ...
KM.
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
TOO
too
as
7
General electric
Illlnola Cantral
Inter. Papar
00 1IIV4 1HH 1581,
164
too
16(4
14)
n
Tt
81
42 H
t7
48
do pfd
Intar. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Cantral
too
siii
do pfd
K. C. Southern
100 1744 I7H
da pfd
Loalarllle A Naihrllla
Mailcaa Cantral
Minn. A St. Lou la
M , Bt. P. A Vault Sta. M.
1.400 12814 1SH IZHVi
700 1114 1344
M14
64
141
44(4
Tl
18(4
10O 117 117
do pfd
ftilaaourl PaoIRa
If., Kanaaa A Teaaa
1.400
41.300
1.000
400
to4
44 V4
Tl.
8S
T8.
41-4
70
47(4
do pfd
National Lead ..:
N. K. R. of Mas. pfd
N. T. Central
N. T.. Ont. A Waatern....
Norfolk A Waatara
do pfd
North Americas
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Paopla'a Oaa
Pitta.. C. C. A Bt L
Praaaid Steal Car
do pf
Pullman Palaoa Car
Reading
do 1st pfd
da td pfd
Rapubllo Steal
do pfd
Rock lilaad Co
do pfd
Rubbar Ooode pfd
Bt. I. A Ban Pran. td pfd.
St. Loula S. Waatara
do pfd
Soutbam PaalSo ,,
do ptd
Southam Railway .
do pfd
Tennasrae Coal and Iron...
Taiaa A Paclfio
Tolado. St. U A W
da pfd
Vnloa Paslfta
do ptd
V. 8. Eipraaa
V. S. Raaltf
U. a Rubbar
So pfd
C. A Staal
da pfd
Vtralnla-Caroltaa Caemlcal.
da pfd
Wahaah
do ptd ..w..
Walla-Parto Bipnaa
Waatlnsbouaa glaotrle
Waatara Unloe
Whaallng A Lake Brla
Wlaconala Central
do pfd
Northern PeelSe
C.atral LaaUar
do pfd
8!oe-Shael
Oraat Norlharn prd
tatarboraush MatxepoUUa.
aa
1!44 18S
4.300 in
1.TO0 484
4714 -43H
4B S454 U
ao
7144
MH
12t't
3(4
Tl
4814
Tt SO SO
tOO lit! 8H4
II. if") Irs l!t
loo ti(4 tl
100 74 T4
1400 H 41
17
4O0 184 1C 168
tst.ioo 111(4 1U44 114
rtu
8.404
500
I t"0
8.100
tsii
17
ft
is (4
74
I4H
IS
100
It
w
u
184
IS (4
tOO 41 40
400 t44 1S
SOO 16(4 I4(i
M.IO0 II '4 t"4
1
100 1174 117(k 117
11.100 tft(4 14 164
1.700 40 74 T"4
100 148 148 148(4
IT00 1144 II 1344
too ti(4 I8t4 tl
' dno 1044 40 40
U4.'X 1714 141(4 1714
lot tl tl
100
too B5(4 U(4 16(4
toO 44 44 50
tOO 10844 104(4 104
44.400 44 444
4. U0 104 1034k 1044
mo 8i(4
100 loe lus
lot 14(4 14(4
10
11(4
11
07
154
II
111(4
n
41
too n u
Ht II an4
4s) 44 41
17.400 147 144U, 144
100 fit . 14(4 87
14444
too 10014 ion 10014
k0 41 17 t74
4 4s 114 . 151; 4
LloO 84 r.(4 . 84
do pfd
l. 70(4 M( - 4t4
Totai salea far tha day, l.ltt.loe aharaa.
Forelga Flaaaelal.
LONDON, Feb. 88. Money continued' to
lie In short supply In the market today
and rates were firm. Discount were in
clined to harden. On the Stock exchange
the settlement was considered satisfactory
and the tons remained cheerful, but bual.
neea did not expand materially. 3he bank
returns had no effect on the market, though
gilt-edged securities hardened fractionally
on moderate Investment- purchases, while
home rails attracted more attention and
advanced considerably. Americans ruled
dull during the forenoon, with only a par
tial recovery from the parity setback, the
uncertainty in Wall street checking opera
tions. In the afternoon the New York ad
vances caunod a sharp upward movement
and then pricea, led by Union Pacific, ba
re ma erratic, but the market closed Arm,
with stocks at the best quotations of the
day. Mexican rails. Rio tlntos and De
Beers continued active and strong. Japa
nese tmoej-UI ta of 194 closed at luH.
PARIS. Feb. . Prices on the Bourse to.
day, wtth the exception of Russians, were
firm and had a batter tone. Russian- Im
perial 4s clnad at 76 SO and Russian bonds
of KM st 480.
BERLIN. Feb. St. Trading on tha Bourse
today was quiet and prices vera steady.
Japanese securities ruled higher.
Stank at Praaea Stmte-meat.
PARIS. Feb. . The weekly statement
tt ths Bank ot Franca shows tha f,
changes: Notee in clrculstion Increased
lV!.ot.imf, treasury deposits decreased
67S.0Uf. general deposits Increased 1,1M.
000f, gold In hand do-reased 8.UO,pnof. silver
in hand decreased 4MMf, bills discounted
Increased i36,400,(Atf and advances decreased
S,426,0uof.
Blew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-MONEY-On call,
firm, 43S per cent; ruling rate. 6; closing
bid. 6: offered at 6H. Time Kane dull and
flim; sixty days and ninety daya, 6S&1;
six months, b.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6S4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE flteady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at H.SW.'tf
4 M70 for demand and at II WHil ' for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, MRlVt and
I4H- commercial bills, tih&J.
SILVER Bar, SHc; Mexican dollars,
63V-
HONI8 Government, irregular; railroad,
irregular.
Cloalng quotatlcns on bonds were as
follows:
C. B. ref. ta, nf....l Jtpaa ts, IA an-laa.... Ni
to coupon 1WHI do Mfa o
V. 8. la. res 103 do Id Mrtra WS
do eouDon loiw do 4a
V. . m 4a, ri....1VU N. unl. 4a 10a
do oeupoa, ax-lnt..loiH
Manhat. c. sold 4a.. inn
V. . a. 4a, r....lM
Moi. rantral 4 S"4
do coupon ltf
Am. Too. 4s T4
do ta tnevt
At-hlaon sn. 4a 101
ilo adj. 4a 1H
Atlantic C. L. 4a.,.. N
B. o. 4a 1IH
do IH 1S
Prk. R. T. c. 4s.... nit
Test, of Oa. ta...ll
do tit tns to
do 14 Ina 74
do Id Inc 41
Oiea. A Ohio 4Ha..l(
Chlcaao A A. lt
r., R. A Q a. 41 ... M
do 1M Ine tst
Minn. St. U 4i... IIH
M . K. T. 4a.... ITU
do tda SJM.
N. R. ol M. e. 4a. WH
N T. C. sen. IH....
No. PaclSo 4a 101
do U 71
N. W. c. 4a...... M
Or. 8. L. rf 4a....
Pann. c. Ia M
Raadlns tn. 4a..... 47
Ht. U a I. M. a. la. Ill
st. u s. r. ta 4. si
m. u. a. w. e. ta.. n
Seaboard A. L. 4a.. 74
C, R. I. A P. 4a., 7S
as col. M sn
rt-C. A 8t. L. 4a. 101
Colo. Ind. la, Mr. A. tt
I 'So. PaclSc 4a
do 1st 4a rtfa M
Soathara Ry M ... 1104
Polo. Mid. 4s 71
T. a Pac. !.. .117
ioio. a so. 4a i
T , St. L. A W. 4a.. list
Tuba 4a W
D. A R. O. 4a U
Plst. Swa. Aa
vnloa pariRo a its
V. 8. Staal Id (a NH
wahatn lau liivt
Krla prior Man 4a. MUjI 'do
do iicn. 4i M iWi
dan. B 71
cat. Hi. 4a II
Hocli. Val. 4a
.1CMU W. A L. C. 4a.... IT
Japan la ti Wlaconala Cant. 4a. IT
Hid. Hi.V
Boston Storks aad Roads.
BOSTON, Feb. . Call loans, fTT per
cent; time loans, fVci(i'fc per cent. Oftlclal
prices on stocks and oontis ware:
Afhlaon ad). 4a.
I'Atlantle It
do 4a
Mas. Cantral 4a.
AU-hlaon
do pfd
Boston A A...
Pottnn A Ma...
Boston Elevated
PHchburi pfd .
Mai. Central ...
.... ti
.... M
....1014
.... t14
...3J
...,16S
....148S
... .1104
Hlngham (t
ral. A Hecla !
rentrnnlal 4J(4
Copper Range M
Franklin
Uranhy 144
lata Royala HUj
Maae. Mining 1(4
H(4
Michigan II
Mohawk i.... II
Moot. Coal A C 114
N. T.. N. H. A H..1I1
Para Marauctta II
Inlon PaclAc 17ii
Am. Pnau. Taba 1(4
Am. Sugar 131(4
do Ptd 1!
Am. T.l. Tel 1264
Am. Woolen 12
Old Dominion MVs
nereola 16
Parrot 10(4
Qulncy 137
Shannon tiv
Tamarack 154
do pfd ,
Edlaoa Else. III..
Mi as. Electric ....
do pfd
Maea. aaa
I'nlted Prult
United Shoe Mach
do pfd
WS4
IK
It
fit
44
106
434.
8
444
10IH
, 5
. II
Trinity M(i
U. B. Mining II
U. 8. Oil II
I'tah 70
Victoria 11 4
Winona Ii
Wolverine .'....198
North Butta 1184
Bulte Coalition 84 '4
Nevada 17(4
tel. and Arliona....lo
Greene Cons., ei-dlv. 144
V. B. Fteal ......
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated
11074
Bid. "Otlered.
Laadna Closing Storks.
LONDON, Feb. 28. Closing quotations on
stocKs were:
Coneols, money..
... IT lit.. K. A T
.IT 1 11 N. T. Central...
.. 434
..12
.. 464
.. 17
.. 444
.. '4
.. i
..
.. te
.. M
.. 44
..175(
.. 14
.. 46(4
. .1044
.. 14
do account ..
Anaconda
Atrhlaon
do pfd
B. A O
Canadian Paclfio
. 84(4iNorfolk A W
106 I do ofd
105'Ont. A Waatara..
Ut?a!Pennaylvanta .....
....107-, Rand Mines
tl4 Reading
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago O. W It 'Southern Ry
C. M. A Bt. P. ...141 I do pfd
Da Been .
lo4j Southern PaclOo .
D. A R. O
do ptd
Brla
do lat pfd .....
do Id pfd
Illinois Cantral
17 '4 Union Paclnc
. 174
. I4(
. Tl(,
do pfd
V. S. Steal....
do pfd
. ao
.183
Wabaah
do pfd .'
11(4
45(4
I A N
.131
Spanish
SILVER Mar, steady; 32Hd per ounce.
MONEY 44f per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills is 415-lftff per cent; for
three months' bills, 4 lS-ICtgtTi per cent
Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mir
ket, rep. rted by Logan A Bryan, 111 Board
or i ruae ouuaing, umuii
Adventure 4(4 Mohawk
Alloues t(t Nevada Ooa...,
.. tt'
.. 17
..114(4
.. 64(4
..14
..136(4
.. tl
..150
.. 10
.. 10
..lot (i
.. tl
.. 4H
.. 70
.. M
.. 11(4
.. 11(4
,.1M
.. 11(4
.. U
Atlantic 184 N. BatU
Bingham M(ioid Dominion ....
Black MaunUIn .... 7 Oeoeola
Boston Coneolldated. . 89(4 Pnau. Sarvlca...,
Butta Coalition ,4(4Pneu. Service ptd.
Calumet A Arlaona..lsO Qulncy.
Calumet 4k Hecla. ...440 Shannon
Centennial
.. 43(4 Tamarank
Copper Range
Dally Weat
East Butta
Franklin
Greene Copper
Oranby
Helvetia
I. la Royal ....
K. C
L. B.. A Plttsh
Mass
Michigan
.. M Tenn. Copper ..
.. It Trinity
.. II .I'nlted Prult ..
.. W4U. 8. Common..
.. I0V4U. B. pfd
..144 Utah Cona
., 4 I' tan Copper ...
.. 11(4 Victoria
.. 11 Winona
., tt Wolverine
.. IHCananee
.. to. Nlplaalng
Hew York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK', Feb. 28. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were
Adams Con II Little Chief 8
Alice 400 Ontario 754
Rreeoe 24 Ophlr , 140
Brunswick Cona 60 Potoal 17
Comatoek Tunnel .... 84 6avaga 78
Con. Cat. and Va.... 0 Sierra Nevada To
Horn Silver 17o Hmall Hopaa 40
Iron Silver 450 Standard 880
Leadvtlie Cob. 6
Bank of Kngland Statement.
LONDON. Feb. 28. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve, de
creased, 211,000; circulation, increased,
364.000; bullion. Increased, 63,386; other
securities. Increased. 726,000; other de
posits, tnoreaaed, 260,000; public deposits.
Increased, 2,000; note reserve, de
creased, 162.000; government securities
unchanged. The proportion of the bank's
reserve to liability this week la 47.22 per
cent, as compared with 46 per cent last
week.
Wool Markat.
BOSTON, Feb. 28. WOOL Market Is
strong and moderately active. The move
ment of the week has resulted chiefly from
the desire of holders to reduce their stock
and not from eager buying Interest. In
territory wools there is a large business ot
a clearing up character. A line of lOU.Oot)
pounds of fine staple Montana sold at 24
cents and smaller quantities of the sam
frade In the range of 2-'o to 24c. Leading
timeetic quotations range as follows: In
diana and Missouri combing, blood, 34 u
86c; combing, hi blood, 82S84c. Today's
scoured basis fine twelve months, 734i'76c;
flne six to eight months, 6V(70c; fine fall
clean, S0y2c. California scoured IxuUh
northern choice, S74)68c; northern good, t6
4767x;- middle county, SffSOSc; southern, 2f
63c; full free, &4'66c. Oregon scoured basis:
eastern No. 1 staple. 72fe?3c; eastern No. )
clothing, 6r.fi 70c; valley No. 1, tut2o. Ter
ritory staple scoured basis: fine. 72iS6c;
One medium, SWaTOc; medium, 63&x5c. Col
orado and New Mexico spring scoured
basis: XX. 6rV&T0c; No. 1. 634i6o.
LONDON. Feb. 28. WOOL The listing
of wool for the second series of auction
sales closed today with the following
amounts: New South Wales. 77.9u7
bales; Queensland, 86.746 bales; Vic
toria, 82.841 bales; Bouth Australia. 14,
988 bales; West Australia, 9.612 bal's;
Tasmania, 1.280 bales; New Zealand. 108,
868 bales; Cape of Oood Hope and Natal
66.882 bales. Of thess arrivals 183,uiiO
bales of Australasian and 16,000 bales of
Cape of Oood Hope and Natal were for
warded direct to spinners. There were
1,000 bales' hld over from the first sei-i4.
nr. uuuih. reo. rs wool, sn-ady
medium grades, combing and c!othl,nv 24
hl,nv '24
16- pc;
uznic; ugnt nne. .-urgjAc; neavy nne.
tuo waanea, suawo.
Coles Market.
NEW TORK, Feb. 28.-COFFEB-Futures
were somewhat Irregular, owing to poor
European cable advices and an Indiiposl
tion on the part of speculators to make
new commitments. Toward the close, how
ever, the market Improved In tone, with
the near months firm to a net advance of
6 points, while the later positions closed
6 points net lower. Bales. 11,714) bags In
cluding March at Unfit c; May.
laic; July. t.l&0V25c; September. 253iS(ic
October, 8.26c; December. S.2fW7.JOc; Janu
ary, 86 80c. Bpot Rl, firm; No. 7 Invoice,
7V.C-. Saotoa. No. 1 6.c. Mild, steady;
Cordova, i&c
Evaporated Aaplee aad Dried frails.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28-EVAPOHATBD
APPIES Market quiet; quotations prac
tically nominal In the absence of 1 ran suc
tions, fancy. mc; prime, 4c .
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'ITPrunes
somewhat unsettled although a faj, demand
Is reported and pricea are unchasfod: Cal
ifornia fruit, 8 to 8'4c; Oregon,! tiroac
Apricots ars offered sparingly, wli choice,
lc; extra choice. lMls;; far, Hsauo.
Peaches firm, extra choice. -ntJlSSc;
fancy, lAtiltx-; extra fancy, lWifoc. Rais
ins are very Arm; loosa- musrasH, 2-crown
10 a-crown, vnw. rv-eaett reualua. 70lvc;
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle sf 111 Ilnds AotiTS and Ststdy
to ctroDC,
HIGHER AVERAGE FOR HOG VALUES
Light Receipts of Sheep, with Trains
Late Trade AtlT All
Desirable Klada, with
Prlees Steady.
BOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 28, 1907,
Receipts were:
Official Monday ..
Official Tuesday ..
Official Wednesday
Olnclal Thursday .
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
.. 6.24 6, Ml 1.1.U4
.. 6.1.9 ll.S&S 14,fr0
.. S,62 11. lio 3,ti2
.. t,8u0 8,oo0 7,800
Four days this week.... 17,287 88.012 38.646
8ame days last week.... 22,544 44,809 R8.2"
Same days 2 weeks ago. .10.822 88.422 24.612
Same days I weeks ago.. U.9M .lfl
Bams days 4 weeks ago. .18.904 SS.836 24W9
Bame daya last years,. ..a.&ifl 44.466 81,662
The rollowtng table shows ths receipts ot
tattle, bogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tha year to data, compared with last year:
WU7. 1906. Ino. Dec
Cattle .201.157 lta.411 38.746
Hogs ...4M.971 454,2 lt.VB
Bheep 814,fcJ 2oi7o8 H,7ti8
Good to choice cornfed sters 6.2c-tj00
Fair to good cornfed steers 1
Common to fair eleers i"-' 1
Good to choice fed cows 8 60
Fair to good cows and heifers Iu3 .so
Common to fair cows and heifers.. IOhJ.Ou
Oood to choice stockers A feeders.. 4.'84 90
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. .76f4.2o
Common to fair stockers 1.003.76
Bulls Stags, etc 8.764.28
Veal calves 4.0oa.6O
Tha following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparison:
DatB. 1907. 190.1U6.1804.190.1802. 11801.
Feb. 20... SSiiU
Feb. 21... S 813
Feb. 22... I klvk
Feb. 28... S 82
Feb. 24...
Feb. 25... 79V
Feb. 26... 8 80
Feb. 27... S 761k
Feb. 28
Sunday.
6 88 4 Wl 6 2oj
I 981 I 84
S 96 1 6 881
I 81
I 88
I 80
I 82
6 H 4 6S,
6 96
6 04
S 0b
4 74
6 28
I 281
6 9o
4 69
4 Mil 6 201
S 84! I 86
S 821 6 9:t
4 741 6 S2i
18
.88
6 40
4 77 1 6 32
S 83 88 5 84
04i
8 Ml 6 S3 1 S r
6 11
4 84 S H S 88 6 90 1 6 28
RANGE OF PRICES
Cattle
Hogs.
t6.7bfto.90
6.15IU7.06
6.26i.96
6.w7.10
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City..
St. Louis
.iKj(Ou.50
. l.O.t.90
. 2.5Ku.aO
. 2.fcii.7&
bloux City.
2.7iilo.00
6.bO-u
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
tatue. flogs, oneep. n sua
P.. M- A SL P
4
Wabash I
Missouri Pacific 2
Union Pacltlc 68
C. N. W., east I
C. A N. W., west .... 28
C. St. P.. M. A 0 12
C, H. & J east 1
C, U. A west 60
C, H. 1. A P., east.... 4
C, K. 1. A P., west... 8
Illinois Central 1
Ureat Western
1
1
29
12
27
10
.2
82
6
S
8
6
184
lti
'i
Total receipts ....163
18
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 4 fa l,uo9 217
Swift and Company 860
Cudahy Packing Co I,!fe0
Armour A Co 674
Vi nsant A Co 20
Carey A Denton 20
McCreary A Carey 18
W. 1. Stephen 8
Hill A Son 26
F. P. Lewis 84
Huston A Co 71
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 11
L. F. Hues 18
Wolf 41
J. H. Bulla 41
Mike Haggerty 88
Sol Degan '
J. B. Hoot A Co 77
T. H. Inghram I
Sullivan Br 4
V. A. Brlfi t
Lelimer kf 3. I
Other bujfjs 134
2,4-d o,0
8.756 all
8,226 1.0Z4
Totals ...4,007
1,896
4,975
tiAT'i LK Receipts of cattle were quite
ni'jtlorate this morning ajid the receipts for
thai week are running considerably behind
luii week and a year ago. At the same
tlite the demand was quite good, so that
tUs market aa a whole was In a very sat-i.-lfuctory
condition.
Packers all seemed to want a few fat
al t-era and the market on that kind was
fltirly active at good strong prices. Tha
ti-ter market has been gradually Arming
Deing maae any
prices are safely
higner man ins
In good d-
imsnd this morning and the market was
'seasonably active at steady to strong
ftit-es Toe most 01 tne receipts cnangea
lands In good season In the morning.
I The supplies of stockers and feeders was
very small this morning- in first hands.
There was no very great demand, as specu
lators still had some cattle on hand, but
the market was In very fair condition for
a Thursday and fully steady with yester
day. The tendency this week has been a
little stronger on light stockers of good
quality. At the same time heavy feeders
are not Belling as well aa the first of the
week.
Representative sales:
BEE Blltt-KB.
No.
12
16
I
II
I
17
It
t
11
It
II
t
11
11
II
I
1
II
II
I
I
X
II
I
I
to
I
I
I
14
4
17
It
t
t
10
II
t
14
4
4
4
I......
I
t
I
44
II
I
1
4
t
t
1
1
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11
1
8
1
t
I
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I
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Av. Pr.
So.
At. Ft.
.... ttl 4 11
.... 114 4 15
.... 770 4 36
.... 165 4 40
.... Ill 4 40
....10m 4 40
.... 481 4 50
....lot? 4 40
.... tat 4 40
.... 170 4 44
....1044 4 48
.... lot 4 44
....1137 4 70
....1117 4 70
....1104 4 71
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1' T 4 16
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Hit I IS
14 8 44
177 t 10
, SOT t Tt
10U4 I 00
141 t It
401 I to
lot t 10
, lost I 40
U0 t 40
103 I 40
, 1330 I 14
, loao I 50
24 I 40
480 I 54
lulO I 64
147 t 40
1014 I 40
lllll I U
lost I (I
Kl I 44
430 I 46
list I 76
441 I 76
Ul III
tot t I
137 II
t St
If
114 I If
1041 I tO
Ill . I SO
110 I at
list 4 00
1034 4 00
1140 4 00
1071 4 00
list 4 00
1241 I 10
10 t 14
lltl 4 It
1M7 4 M
7o4 4 24
1880 4 24
487 4 14
.......1180 4 14
1470 4 44 '
ltOt 4 40
til I 40
tut I 71
4. I Tt
185 I 14
476 4 00
110 4 04
1180 4 tt
Hot t 40
, 1170 8 10
HEIFERS.
67 I 86
f'4 t SO
6t0 I 00
735 I 00
740 I 15
M III
. tit t a
, 781 I 40
. 144 I 40
14!'.!!'.
BULLS.
479 I 4 1...
....1700 1 40
....1631 I 10
....1640 4 M
....14'0 4 40
....170 I 10
...1740 4 00
....40 4 00
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....1134 t 44 1
...Mil I 71 1
....1454 1 71 1
....1480 I 75 1
... lit I 40 1
....1i4 I 15 1
1810 I 40 1
....130 I 40
CALVES.
.... MO I 71 1
.... 20 4 tt 1
.... Ill 4 50 4
.... I0 4 54 4
.... SO I 50 ' I
.... 180 I 10 1
.... IKS I 74 1
.... 184 t 00 8
.110 IN
130 t 45
, ito 4 40
140 4 40
1 140 4 44
.170 4 40
,170 t 60
181 I M
140 4 50
ISO I 00 I
STOCKERS AND FEEDER8.
t T40 4 50 t 410 4 It
II 740 I 44 t 780 4 14
II 66 4 00 11 Hit 4 tO
4 Ul 4 00 4 Ut 110
WESTERN.
IDAHO.
IS heifers... S99 3 90 28 cows 8x3 1 40
68 feeders. .1162 4 50 8 feeders.. lid 176
HOGS When the market opened only
about half tha estimated receipts wore In
sight, oi.ly about seventy odd loads being
on sale. Opening prices were no more than
steady, but the amount of trading on that
basis was umiiea. ' values gradually
strengthened up until the market became
active and fully 6c higher. The early re
ceipts soon changed hands and then it be
came a question of waiting for late trains.
The bulk of the early hogs sold at ULJT'if
t.&JVfc. with 16.60 a very popular pries and
with a little sprinkling at loot.
Representative sales:
No. Av. aa. Pr No. As. Bh. Ft.
41 Ill 40 I 47(4 II t.t .. IN
18 ...... .171 10 I 70 ti M ..IS
rt. im .. I7IV4 ti tti ..its
17 Ill too 4 74 . 04 lit .. I to
44 tl 10 4 76 at IJ .. I 40
84 t-l k) IU 44 tat ..4 4
US. not enough advance I
trie day to quote, and still
VJc and In some cases luc
4ose of last week.
.(Cows and heifers were also
w -..in .. STt ti tt ..tie
5 lit tt t 71 o 4 .. t SO
43 111 ..ITS II MS ..It
40 34 44 4 71 4 P .. t SO
tl IM ..171 II SM .. t SO
Tt t0 40 4 71 44 107 t t as
I7 40 t 71 II SSI 40 4 SO
70 141 .. t 71 40 141 ..ISO
IM 40 t T7UJ 41 IM .. I SO
.. t T74j 44 Mi .. 4 to
41 14 .. 4 77(4 7 141 .. IN
Tl 164 SO I 7714 II 71 ., SO
41 10 .. I n4 71 ISt .. I SO
1 M .. I T7'4 II tit .. Is)
4 141 .. I 77(4 78 147 N I SO
73 112 .. I fit 47 Ill .. I M
" tM .. I 77(4 44 .to .. I 10
3 IM .. I 71(4 HI 174 .. I to
Tt Ill .. I T7(4 41 Ul .. 4 W
17 1 .. t 77(4 71 134 tt 4 81(4
! 134 .. 1 77.4 70 161 .. t 87(4
3 141 ... t 77(4 0 1"! .. I lit
til ..IS 41 3l 10 t 82(4
44 147 ..II tt 14 .. 4 II "4
?n 231 .. 8 (3 141 .. 115
I 11 .. I 10 41 .171 M IN
40 171 .. 80 70 tl 40 I It
1 too .. SO 71 161 SO st
41 161 .. 4 SO II 847 10 I st
76 134 .. I SO It Ill . . tt
I 175 .. 4 40 U lot .. 11744
t Ml 40 4 tt
SHEEP Receipts of sheep were light
gain this morning and, as was the oase
yesterday when the market opened, less
than half the reported number of cars
were In sight. In other words, there were
only six or seven fresh cars on sale In the
morning. There was a good, active de
mand for anything at all desirable and
Practically everything in sight changed
hands at an early hour. The prices paid
did not show any material change as com
pared with yesterday. The whole trade
might be summed up as a good steady and
active market. There wss nothing very
choice among the early receipts, so that
sales do not show up very good on paper.
There were, however, a few ewes good
enough to bring 86.25.
Quotations on killers- Oood to choice
le-mbe, 70CS7.36; fair to good lambs, 8S.7S
67.00; good to choice yearlings, lamh
weights, 80043.45; fair to good yearlings,
lamb weights, t6."5$.00; good to choice
yearlings, heavyweights, Is 754JU.0O; fair to
good yearlings, heavyweights, 86.604?.. 76:
good to choice old wethers, H26C6.65; fair
to good old wethers, .a6$6.40: good to
oholce ewes, 5.O0j6.85; fair to good, S4.S0O
Rerjrenantatlva aales-
No.
101 western ewes ,
217 western ewes
426 western ewes
VIA a. .
Ar.
. 8
. 127
. 102
FT.
4 90
6 16
16
t 25
I 76
5 75
I 76
( 75
S 26
ins
21 western lambs, fail clipped., t
667 western lambs 71
8M western wethers 121
214 western wethers 124
268 western lambs 68
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattlo Steady, Hogs Ulead y to Lower.
Sheep Firm.
CHICAGO, Feb. 28. CATTLE Receipts,
about 7,000 heed; market sternly; common
to prime. 84.0o67.00: cows. I3.2&24.76: hellers.
t2.7uf6.0o; bulls. 3.0ii4.80; calves, S2.76ti
7.60; stockers and feeders. 12 JbcaH .85.
ttuutt Receipts, about 80,000 head; mar
ket steady to 6c lower; choice heavy ship
ping, I7.00B7.07V4: strong weight butchers.
6.9A7.00j prime light, l6.90fl4j.97Vs; assorted
light, 6.92Vrt95; mixed packing, t6.92Vit;
6 97H: pigs, S6.2562-&86; bulk of sales, 86.92V
6HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
15,000 head; market for sheep firm for
lambs slow; sheep, S6.00Q4.00; lambs,
7.50.
Kansas City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mo., Feb. 28. CATTLR
Receipts, 6,000 head, including 700 head
southerns; market steady to strong;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
15.6008.60; fair to good. 14.266.40;
western fed steers, 14.000 6.80; stockers
and feeders, IS.6O4316.OO; southern steors,
tl.606.00; southern rows, 12.6066.00;
native cows, It. 60(14. 86: native heifers,
lJtZr.tr 5.00; bulls, I3.20C4.I6;
calves,
IS.DU9J i.uo.. .
HOGS Receipts. 10.000 head;
Strong; top, 18.95; bulk of sales,
6.90; heavy, 8.9096; packers,
8.90: rlgs and lights, I5.!66.82VI
market
S8.80O
IS.80O
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7,000
head; market strong; lambs, IS.jO07.LO;
ewes and yearlings. 14 :80ifji 6.80; western
fed yearlings. 86.000 8 40; western fed
sheep, 14.6005.60; stockers and feeders,
I3.60t96.00.
' It. Trials Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb.' 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.600 head. Including 1,200 hstd
Texans: market strong; native shipping
and export steers, 5.256.76; dressed
bnef and butcher steers, I4 86 SI 5.06;
steers under 1,000 pounds, J.754.7n;
Stockers and feeders, 13.7604.75; cows
and heifers, 12.6541)6.26; canners, I1.90O
2.(0; bulls, I1.SKIS4.60; calves, IL'lf
8.00; Texas and Indian steers. $2,600
1.60: cows and heifers. 13.9006.50.
HOflS Receipts. 8.000 head: market
steady; pla-s and lights. IS. 2606. 95; pack
ers. IS 7.00; butchers and best heavy,
7. 00 if 7.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.200
head; market steadv: nstlva muttons,
13.2605.50: Inmbe. 14.6007.20; culls and
bucks, 13.0004.00; stockers, 11.5003.75.
Ifw Yaetc I.It t"ek M.rkst.
NPTW TORK. Feb.' ffl.-BTrFTVE8-Re-celpts,
488 hend: nothing doing; market
steady; dressed beef steady, with fair de
mand at 7Wk; exports. 1.O10 rattle, 1,236
sheep and 8.800 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 400 hesd; market
steady st gredual decline. Dressed calves
steady; city dressed vesin. Ifffltc per pound;
counfrv dressed Arm. RifflZHc.
HOGS Receipts. 7 head: market a trifle
weak: a-ood Tverllum hoars. R 60.
SHEEP AND LAMPS-Recelrrts, 1.440;
market dull; no sales of account.
Slonx Clf-r l.lve Stock Markat.
SIOUX CITT. Feb. 28. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Reeelnts. 400 head; mar
ket steadv: beeves, t4.6oifftl.00: cows, bulls
and mixed, 12.7504.60: stockers and feeders,
3nffH 0; calves and yearllners, IJ.flOfl-t 00.
HOGS Receipts, 3.600 head; markot Sc
hitrhcr: selling at I6 600T6.S6: bulk of sales.
$0. 70180.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 200 head:
market weak.
St. Joseph Live Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Feb. 28. CATTL13
Receipts, 2.848 head: market steady; na
tives. !4.25(B6.00: cows and heifers. 12 f 5
04.60: stockers and feeders. 13.7604.75.
HOGS Receipts, 10.774 head; market
tendv; top, 16.95: bulk. $6 RO06.R5.
PHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.409
head; market steady; lambs, $7.0007.35;
ewes, $4.7505.25.
Stock la Slant.
Receipts of live stock at tha six prin
cipal western markete yesterday:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
South Omaha tl'io 96i 7,wn
Sioux City 400 8.6OS 200
Kansas Clty. 6.000 10,000 7.0"0
Bt. Joseph 2.843 10.774 i.m
St. Loul 3.500 8.000 - 1.200
Chicago 1 7.000 80.000 16.000
Total receipts..:.... 21.643 71,984 37.408
OMAHA WHOI.KSALB) MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qaotatloas on
Staple and Fancy Prodaea. .
EGOS Per doa., 181)19c.
LIVE" POULTRY Hens, Vio; roosters, 5c;
turkeys, 12c; ducks, 8itloc; young roosters,
7j9c; geeae, 8ao.
BUTTER Packing stock, 20c; choice to
fancy dairy, 2Vo'ic; creamery, 2xaao.
HAY Choice upland, I9 60; medium. 19 00;
No. 1 bottom. I8 60; off grades, 86 60&.0u.
Rye straw, 17.00; No. 1 alfalfa, $U.aO.
ii RAN Per ton, III.
FRUITS.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl.. 8.0US.5ft
APPLES Fancy Greenings, per bbl.,
$3.75; Jonathans, 14.36; New York apples,
12 60; Iowa and Nebraska, eating and cook
ing, I2.7b48.0u; Wlnesapa, 12.00 per box.
PEARS Winter Nells, per box, 13.00.
COCOANUT8 Per sack of 1J. 14.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIOS California, bulk, bVc; l-irown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, 12c; I -crown
Turkish, 10c.
LEMONS Limonlera. 806 and 3;0 slxs,
$4.26; other brands. oOc leas.
DATES Kada way, 6V40; Bayers, 5c; hal
lowis, uew stuffed waluut dates, 3-lb. box,
$1.10.
BANANAS Per medium slsed bunch,
$2.oHj-jumbos, $2.603.60.
OKAPE FRUIT-Slxe 64 to 80, 16 530.
ORANGE California navels, extra
fancy, all sixes. H 00; fancy, 1175; chulce,
Urge Sixes. I2.262i2 60.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEETS. TURNIPS AND CAR ROT 8 Per
dog., 46 50c.
TOMATOES Florida, - 80-Ib. crate, $3.6042)
100.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot house, per doc
heads. 46c.
CUCUMBERS Per dog, 12 00.
RADISHES Per dox. bunches, 6c.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per dux. bunches.
tOc.
HEAD LETTUCE Bout hern, prr dos,
li.owui.a.
OLD VEGETABLES.
TURNIPS. CARROTS. BEETS Par bu..
75o; parsnips, per bu., 11.86.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, per Urge
bbl., 83 50.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $1.68; No. 3,
$150.
LIMA BEANS Par lb., 8Hc.
CABBAGE Holland seed, borne grown,
to per lb.; new cabbage, per lb., tVfcc.
POTATOES Per bu., otnitioc.
ONIO.SS iiwuit grown, per bu., 60c; red
ot yellow, California, per Ik, to; Spanish,
per crate, H mi; Colorado, per bu., 76o.
RUTABAGAS About 150 lbs. to sack.
11.60.
CUT BEEF TRICES.
Ribs: No. 1. 16c; No. 1 tc; No. 1 to.
Loins: No. 1, c; No. I, 18c; No. 8, loo.
Chuck: No. 1, 6c; No. 2, 6c; No. 3, to.
Round: No. 1, 7Hc: No. 3, 7c: No. 3, SVto.
Plate: No. 1. 6c; No. 2. 4c; No. 8. 4a
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESB New full cream Wisconsin
twins. lt.c; new full cream brick, l0l7c;
wheel Swiss cheese, ITylSc; Mock Swiss.
I60 ; llinbeiger, 16c; young Americas, 17c
F1BII Pickerel, dressed, 9c; pike,
dressed, 12c; white fish, dressed, winter
caught, 12c; trout, 12c; halibut, 12c; salmon,
loo; catfish, 16c; herring, dressed pan
fmgen, 4c: perch, scaled and dressed, to;
perch, skinned, dressed, headless, Cj crap
plea round, bVfc; crapples, large, fancy,
16c; black bass, 26c; smelts, sweet and fine,
13c; eel, 16c; blue fish. 16c; red snapper,
12c; roe shad, per flah, tl; frog legs, 40c
lobsters, green, per lb., 17c; lobsters, boiled,
per lb., 4oc; mackerel. Spanish, per lb,, 16o.
mackerel, native, Sic per lb.
HON ET Per 24 frames, 13.50.
CURED FlSU-Ffcmlly whits fish, per
quarter bbl., KM) lbs.. 14.00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1, 83600; No. 1 128.00; herring, In
bbls , 2"0 lbs each, Norway, 4k, 111.00.
HIDES AND TALLOW-Green salted.
No. 1, 12c; No. 3, lie; bull hides, tc; green
hides, No. 1. 10c; No. I, Su; horse, fl.evj
8.76; rheeb pelts. 60clll Tallow, No, L
4ic; No. I Sc. Wool l&4222e.
CIDER New Tork. halt barrel, 12.75; bar
rel. 86.S4.
COFFEE Roasts J, No. 36. 36o per lb I
No. SO, 21c per lb ; No. 25. 19c per lb.; No.
80, 18c per lb. t No. 21, 18c per lb.
SUGAR Granulated rsne, In sacks, 86H:
granulated beet. In packs, 85.11.
SYRUP In bbls.. 27c per gal.; In cess a,
to-lb. cans. 11.70: cases. 11 1-1 b. cans, 1 So;
cases. 24 2Vt-lb. cans, 11.86.
NUTS French walnuts, 18VtC! California
walnuts, No. 3. soft shell, 13c; No. 1, soft
shell. lbVgc: Braslls. 154ylc; pecans, lfcffzto:
fllberts, 134i 14c; peanuts. rsw, iVbc
roasted, 8c: California almonds, hard,
shell. 16c; Taragoma, 17o; cocoanuta, 4.M
per 100 lbs.
CANNED OOOD8 Com, standard, west
ern, 6&tM0c; Maine, 11.16. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans, fl 10; S-lb cans, 97Hc1.00. Plns
apples, grated, 3-lb., !.0ffi J. 30; sliced, 11.90
6 2 20. Gallon apples, fancy, 12.06. Call,
fornla apricots, 83. 00. Pears II. 76-52 M.
Peaches, fancy, $1.760140; H. C. peaches,
$2.0002.60. Alaska salmon, red, 11.26; fane
Chinook, F.. 12.10; fancy sockeys, F $1.95.
Sardines, quarter oil, 12.75; three-quarters
mustard, 13.00. Sweet potatoes, 11.1001.25.
Sauerkraut, 11.00. Pvmpktne, Soc&ll.oO.
Wax beans, 2-lb., 60080s. Lima beans, 2-Ib.,
7ikj1.36. Spinach. 11.36. Cheap peas -lo,
toe; extras, S6cbSL10: fancy. Il.86ai.76.
Metal Market. '
NEW TORK. Feb. 2R.-MKTAIA Tin in
London declined 6s; spot. 191 6a; futures,
190. Locally steady; spot, $4.19tf4.2n. Cop
per firm. Lead in London unchanged, 1$
lus; locally unchanged, 8ii.00fn6.80.
Spolter in Ixndon unchanged at 26;
locally unchanged st $6.80ii6.9o. Iron was
hlRhi-r In the English market; standard,
foundry, 64s; Cleveinnd warrants, 54s KrVl;
locally unchanged, No. 1 foundry northern,
a6.25fu2i;.26: No. 2 foundry northern, fcM.ifVJ
24.75; No. 2 foundry southern at $26.0(2b.uu.
Treaaary Statement.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 1160,000, km) gold
reserve, shows: Available cash halanre,
$60,778,S04; gold coin and bullion, $116,648,165;
gold certificates, $43,661,2110.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Feb. 28. Bank clearings for to
day were $1,981.1-2.69 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,967,143.94.
BRYCE MAY GET NO PENSION
Coaaervatlve Member of Parllameat
Brings Oat Statement to
That Effect.
LONDON, Feb. 28. The recent question
of Sir Howard Vincent, conservative, on
the subject of the salary and perquisites
of the new British ambassador at Washing
ton, was supplemented In tha House of
Commons today by Mr. Llddell, who wanted
to know whether Ambassador Bryoa would
be compelled to retire on reaching tha sge
limit In May, 1808, and whether ha would
recelva a pension for his fifteen month'
servloe.
' Foreign Secretary Orey In replying said
the premier would recommend to tha king
tha retention of the ambassador's services
after the age of 70, If It was in tha Interest
of the publlo service to do so. No am
bassador, however, was entitled to) a dip
lomatic pension until ha had served ten
years abroad.
INCREASE OF CRIME 171 FRANCE '
Matter Receives Attention la Chantf
bar of Deaatles.
PARIS, Feb. 28. The general feeling of
alarm created by the increase of crime In
Francs was echoed In the Chamber of Dep
uties today by an interpellation of tha gov- ,
ernment upon the Insecurity of life and
property In Paris and In the country. '
Along the Belgian frontier a regular gang '
of bandits has been robbing and murdering
for two years and their depredations con
tinue In spite of the fact that the police
early In February suoceeded In arresting
the ringleaders.
During the two years this gang committed
thousands of robberies and murders. THa
streets of Paris, especially In the Mont
marte district, are terrorised by "Apaches,"
as they are termed, and are no longer safe
for pedestrians. The newspapers for weeks
past have been filled dally with stories of
robberies and assassinations, tha victim
being struck down with knives.
M. Cochin, liberal. In the chamber today
declared that In many sections ot the coun
try the gendarmerie were unable to cope
with the brigands and the Inhabitants were -arming
for self-protection. Ha cited tha
case of a village constabls who was ba
sleged In his home. '
Spain Favors Dlaarannment.
ROME, Feb. 28. At tha conference which t
has Just taken place between Prof. Da '
Martens, ths Russian Imperial councillor
of state, and the duks of Aroos, the Span- '
lsh ambasador here, tha latter allowed It to
ba known that Spain was ready to endors
tha Anglo-American proposition for tho
discussion of tha question of the Umlta'
tlon of armaments at tha approaohlng
peaoa conferenca at Tha Hague.
Plagae la Africa,
BERLIN. Feb. 38. It Is officially an
nounced that two cases of tha plague have '
occurred at Maunsa, German East Afrioa.
and also that one case was discovered on
board a British steamer which arrived re
cently at Maunsa.
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Robert Hale to William Hale, lot 7,
block 141. South Oinana.... I I.OuO
William Zilsmann to J. Paul Kepler,
lot 10, block 117. Dundee Place 4,000
Btla J. Davis and husband to Annls
E. Gllmore, lot 3, block I, Euclid
Placa 2,100
Emma 8. Westlund and husband to
. George W. Potter, eVt sVi lot 2f, '
McCandllsh Place 00
Henry Schumacher and wife to Arthur
B. Tebbens. wa faet Iota 1 and 8,
block , Klrkwood 1
Peter M. Erlckson et al to Lars E.
Johnson, nvt lot 8. block 17, E. V.
Bmltb s add 1,600
Marlus Sorensen and wife to Battle
Schuhl, n60 feet lot IS, replat block 6,
Iiernis Park 1,754
Claude R. Combo and wife to B. E.
Wilcox, part lot . blink 8. E. V.
Smith's add 109
B. E. Wilcox and wife to Claude R.
Combs, lot 11. block 9), South Omaha 15,000
Vltglnla H- Richardson to Henry W.
Psnnock, lot 3, block J, Ralph Place t
Margaret O'Rourke to William W.
Hiugham, lots I and I, Forbrs' sub-
dlv ltt
John C. Urnwn to Caroline A. For-
sell, sublot L taxlot 42. In lo-16-ll.. 1800
Ostar B. For-e to George A. Nelson.
lots 3 and 8. block 8. Hillside add.
No. 1 1,100
Robert O. Fink, county trnasurer, to
Wllaon T. Graham, lota 6 and 6,
MimJc 3. Fred Dellone's add ,
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
Charles I.add Thomas, lots IS and
17, block 3. Everett Place - .... .
John E. Wilbur to Charlotte M. Davka.
lot 6, block 8. Kill.y place ISC
Total amount of transfers ItSUT