TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FItlDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1909.
i
RAIX AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ball. Rest After Two Day. of Con
trolling" the Situation.
VALUES SHALL, LITTLE TRAD ISO
Vaderteae still Hetds St row and the
'" "eellsseat Fefata m
"Itkff Markrt U Sk.rt
OMAHA. Feb. 1
After t) days In succession the bull
took a reel and values were narrow, and
jrery little trading was dona. Tha under
tone atlil holds strong and tha general
S.!im"nt Pnt higher market.
wheat steady to atronirar and prices
were well sustained In eptta of a rery
light market. Tha bull leader wara rest
ing after the heavy advance accomplished
during lh lane two daya of persistent
trading May wheat opened at Mc and
closed at, stv-. ,. .
There waa little doing- on tha corn mar
ket and tnr waa but a slight change
from last night's close. Sentiment con
tinues lob very bullish and any spurts of
buying- easily send prlcea higher. May
corn opened at- 660 and closed at KSc
Oata. were' soft and opened a trifle lower,
with elevator concerns selling freely. Cash
, buyer shawed little Interest and tha mar
ket closed easy. May oal closed at bc
and opened at 60c.
Liverpool closed IHtTl'aid lower on wheat
ana" "4)V1 lower on corn.
Local rang of options:
-Art Idea Qpen.l Hlgb.t tow. Close. I Tea r.
Wheat I I I
May.,. M MV 3i HH
July... ? :. m to "H
Sept... M4 e- T 7Si
Com )
May..-. - . , S Bf. KH
July... M , e4-l 54 64 64
Sept... 64 vVlSi M Mt 64
Oats-- - i .
Mat... i tAi-il Sh' 50 60 Bofc
July... 43 43VU 43 4.1 H 4.1
Bept,.. fcj 3Si i,H 36i 35
Oiuks Cae Prlcea.
WHEAT Kn. I hard, Mrg93Hc; No. 3 hard,
ifrjUlc; No 4 hard. btiSle; No. 3 spring. S3
tjKlV-
CORN No. J, -JlStJCZHe; No. 4. 60S51c:
no grade, iMjtaii; No. yellow, 6Jc; No. 1
while, Hijfc',c.
OATS No. 1 white, 47Sfl47Hc; No-
mixed, 4WfH7c: No. 4 white, 47S47Sc;
tandurd, 4i'tj47Sc.
KKfci-No. i. iiV&75c; No. X. 71iT73c.
lariat Receipts.
,, 'Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 13 165 !
Oman 3 8
CHICAGO GRAI9 A!D PROVISION"!
. : ' - . "
Feat area sf the Trails a; Bad Closing
Prices Beard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. . Liberal exporta off
set wrak cables,. today, and caused a weak
. close to aha wlwat market. Final quota
tions on tha May delivery were unchanged
i from.. those of yesterday. Corn waa Sc
- hlgaa-. Oata- were, up 1 VoSc. Provisions
were HtgSc to SiuT1: higher.
The wheal market waa somewhat er
ratic and prtoea covered a wide range.
, Prices were easy at the opening becjmse
lot A decline of more, than lc at Liverpool.
' but offerings were, eagerly taken by cash
, interests and shorts, bringing out a sub
; stantlal rally. The market then continued
firm until tho latter part of tha session,
' when 'prices again declined on profit uik
i Ing salea. Liberal primary recelpta also
softened the market somewhat. Another
rally took place in. the last few minutes
of trading, on the report that forty-five
boatloads had been taken at New York
for export. A good demand for cash wheat
at several markets In this country also
I strengthened values. The market cloned
firm, stay' opened HfjSe lower at Ki
I stc, soil at ieiaie, ana tnen aavam-eu
Vto rt3?TSc. The close waa at 7c.
'. Clearancea of Wheat and flour were equal
to l2,8i bushels. Primary receipts were
40i;i0u bushels, iagalnt 2-Jh.OOO buahela on
the same day last year. Minneapolis. Du
luth .and. .Chicago report receipts of 266
cars,, against g& cars last week and a
fin nne var a irn
J The corn market opened rather weak be
cause) or the break la wheat, but sooa ral
lied on- buying- lr shorts and bulls, and
continued firm for the remainder of the
fday. 8m til receipts were one of the chief
itrengtnentng features. The cloe was
firm. May opened "n'dkc lower at SO".
1 60Tiu, advanced to 81Vc. . and closed at
el'ao. Local recelpta were lu cars, with
' one car of contract grade.
Oata were strong on active cash demand.
Offerings were light and came mainly
from holders. The continued small re
ceipt were the chief cause of the strength.
May opened a shade to Mnic lower at
6Jfi43'HK-. advanced- te 64c and closed at
t that point. Local receipts wero 96 cars.
Provisions opened steady because, of a
' strong market for live hogs, but free' soll
rn" of lard hy local packers soon caused
. a. reaction. The market was Inclined to be
wreak for the remainder of the day. At
the close Mar pork was off 6c at JU.OTV
tart was down 2H6c at 17 56r7.674. Ribs
. were efy'Hc lower at $a.5TVf!.10.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow! Wheat.
11 cars: com, KS can: oats, Wl cars; hogs,
' WIPO head.
V Tha leading futures ranged aa follows:
Article. Open. I High. I tow. I Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
May
I I I I I
Wiff 97''J6Vail 9TI
97
:i
61
58
July
Sept.
92 aw I 3"! K-'i
I
May
July
' Bept. "
Oats
aMay
bMay
" a July
-bJuly
Pork
May 'My--Lard-May
July
May
July
is;
Sx53f?
6l 59
5.T ! 54
'6bs5
5l
68
I
,53ei!
54
5Tr(r?
61 4j
61
61
4h
44
51! 51
46 4r
44j 44
13 0IJ 12 7'
11 36 ( 12 37
4fN
4
13 11
13 45
7 en
7 75
1
1 13 13 15
U 46 I E 45
I
75l T
T 6?l 7 57
I 7S : 7 7
7 70 I 7 70
88
68
6 ktu. in i
4S7J
! 6 02! 87
No. r a Old. bNew.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FTLiOCR Steady : winter patunts. (4.5Kf
4.10; winter strauVhta, K2M4.70; sprtn pat
.' uu. to.ttT6.40: spring straights. H 4014.00 ;
bakr. ta.astKJa
WlatiiT No. 2 spring. IL06t?1 07: No. t
pr!n. te-fitxo: No. t red. 9Sii;Vc.
CORN-No. t 6&i69c; Xo. t yellow, i364?
fOc.
OAT-No. , 63c; No. t white. 514r!c.
- - HfESa. & sac
BARLEY Fklr to choice malting, Witc.
8EDS Flax. No. 1 northwestern, 11.21.
Timothy, prime. 34.70. Clover, contrail
gradea, ilSuu.
' PRO VISIONS Short ribs, aUea (loose).
W.XMii 37. Mesa pork, pes bbl.. tll.ivvf
. 11.76. Laxd. per 100 lbs.. 17 .ja. Short clear
sides (boxed), K.H,-o0.
Following were the receipts and hip
snents of Hour and grain:
i Recelpta Bhipments.
Flour, bbla....- tl. L.3'r
Wheat, bu 17( i.'i0
corn; bu..... i.o 'ti
Oata, bu. lil) l.i6
Rye, bt 7.HO H.7l
' Barley, bu 4a, m
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter 'market waa firm; creameries. 2-.lTj-.3c;
... dalrtve. 11 v1'- fc-. steady: at raark,
Included. 21xl'?c; firsts, 3c; pi line firsts,
' lie, extras, Mo. Chuese, stnady; llul3u.
. Kassa City Grsla u4 ri-ovlsluaa.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. . W H KAT-l'n-Chane4
to ;0 higher: May. H8c; July,
Wic. Cash: No. 3 hard. !4't6;. No. J.
ia4c; No. 1 red. srv)tl.W; No. S, MirMc.
CuH-V Cnchnged to c higher; ilay,
Hte; July, oec; cuh. No. X mixed 64c:
No. I, 64c; No. I white. 54c; Jio. i, jv.
' OATS Cncbange.1 ; No. i white, 4$
- auo: totxed. 4Jbff.
. K Y Bt'i se ,
HAY Steady; choice timothy, ill.Oir512.oo;
choice prairie. t.U60.
aJUTTKK ITbchanged to o higher;
aamery. -J; packiii stock. 2jc
. tUOSFlrtn; fresh extras, ac; firsts.
ilc. "
Receipts. Shipments.
35,lW 4K.W
. 3b.JHJ
Vbat. bu...,v..
tgrn. uu.
Oats. bu.-..t...A.'. 3,v 2fl,u0u
-UlHwuj at Kansas Cltyi
" Articles. f Open. Hina.,' Low. Cloee.
heaa - V . f I t
My 9J Ki MS-
J my I Mi o s4 1 -,a
Com
I I I I
Ms -
J my
..4r6-,l3rl
I ai-,!
4ir3SA
"A askeA. B bid.
I sxlla Grata Market.
V INNEAP0143. Minn.. Fehj. 6. WHEAT
No. I l-ard, li.i-si.it.; M), l norititrn.
$1 S(i trr--,: No. 1 northern,
No rortnem, WSctifLUL'S;
May. II.'",
H l'nhnd and oulet. Flrrt pat-e-rii.
I." Mih .'m. econd ratents. tfi.2Sn.ei.
fi mt -clears. 4.JiH.;ti: sec-ond clears. IX4nt
t.. '
fc RAN Firmer. S higher; lr bulk. 13)01).
5EW YORK I.E1FR4L MARKET
Qeotatloas ef the Dsy Varlees
osameilties.
NKW YORK. Feb. 4 FLOfR Re
ceipts, 2.SJ bbls. ; exports. ,00 bb.s.
Mnrket stea.ly but quiet. Minnesota
patents. S.3 5.; winter stralglit.
14 454 i MinneKota bakers, f 4 SOW
5.10; winter extras, I1.754 i0; winter
patents, 4.75'a.V10; winter low grades.
ti 6.i ft 4.1 Rve flour, quiet; flr li
'M1. $4.7??15 la; choice to fancy, ii.it
4jf.3:. i',U( kwheat flour, steady at per
Kv lbs
( T P.NME A L Steady: fine white and yel
low. 1.4vl.t; coarse, $LJm31.40; kiln dried,
23.
KTE DullNo. 1 western, lis t. o. b.
arioat New York.
WHEAT Receipts, li.000 bu ; exports.
71.9J6 bu. Spot market atearly; No. i red,
11.00, elevator. and 11.02, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth fl.l(. t.
o. b. afloat. No 2 hard winter. 11.10V
f. o. b. afloat. Heavy Argentina weekly
estimates prompted a sharp break in
wheat today, although there wa. fair In
vestment buying at the decline based on
reports of a better demand for export.
Final prices were Kc lower; May,
11.04 8-i?105H, closed at 11.06: July,
1 00 9-1611.01. closed at 11.01.
CORN Receipts. 6. 800 bu. Spot market
firm; No. 2. 6c, elevator, and 2c, f. o.
b. afloat: No. t white 6Jc. and No. 2
yellow, 63c, f. o. b. afloat, nominal. Option
market was generally steady with the
west, closing net unchanged. May. t9(i
70c, closed at 70c; July closed t
6Sc.
OAT3 Receipts. 4.50d bu. Spot market
firm; mixed oats, 2ti to 32 pounds fine;
natural white, 24 to 32 pounds. 66 ft
6c; clipped white. 32 to 40 pounds, aa
6H
b.e,l
HAY Dull and In fair demand; grjod to
choice, 96"all.uu.
HOPS Iiasy: state common to choice.
107 crop, lOfJHc; 1906 crop, 4S8c; Pa
clflc coast. 1907 crop, 7410c; 1904 crop,
4i8r.
HIDES Quiet; Bogota, 17c; Central
America. 17c.
LEATHER Steady ; acid. 2417290.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family,
I14.00g14.5d; mecs, 310.00 10.60; be f
hams. 4.50G26.6O; packet. 111. 0011.60;
cltv extra India mem. 120.003 21.00. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies. 7bc;
plckld hamMSc. Lard, easy: west
ern prime. 7.60'ii 7.60; refined, easy; con
tinent, 110 00; South America, IS. So; com
pound. 17.12 fi 7.37 . Pork, quiet; fam
ily, 114.0016.50: short clears, la.25i0
16. 60- mess, 114.0014.50
TALLOW Steady; city, 6c; country, 6
6c
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, S
S'c; Japan, nominal.
PotTLTR Y Alive, barely steady; western
chickens, llc; fowls. LSc; turkeys. 14c.
Dressed, firm: western chickens, 1017c;
turkeys. 12'ul7r.; fowls, 0tfUc.
BL'TTER Strong; creamery extras, J4c;
western firsts, t!c: western firsts held,
2l-c; Imitation creamery, firsts, 2&u27c.
CHKK8K Firm; full cream, special. 16c.
EUGS Easy; western firsts, ZSVli'Si'ic,
WEATHER IX THE GRA1X BELT
Fair smd Warmer ow Says the OfB
clal Prophet.
OMAHA. Feb. . 19u8.
A very decided drop In temperature oc
curred during the night throughout the
central valleys, upper lake Teglon and south
to the gulf. Zero weather is reported in
northern Nebraska. Moderately heavy
rains were general throughout the eaat
and south since the preceding report, and
snow Is general In the lake region this
moraine. A marked rise in teutp-rature
has occurred In the lower lake region and
eastern states. Temperatures are higher
throughout the mountain district anI in
the northwest and the weather will ' be
warmer In this vicinity Friday, with fair
toniirht and probably Friday.
Omaha record nf temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
IS. 1907. 1906. 1906.
Minimum temperature "... 13 2 -9 4
Precipitation u .01 .00 T
Normal temperature for today, 11 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
7.44 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
3.87 inches.
Deficiency corresDondina- cerlod in 1906.
1.01 mcl.es.
L. A. welbh. Local Forecaster.
St. LoaJe General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6. WHEAT Firm ; track
No. 2 red, cash. 9b'ai.o0; No. 2, hard, JLOiXtt
Lt; May. 97o; July, 9oc.
CORN Firm; track No. X caah. 56366c;
No. 2 white, 6ti67c; May, &sc, July
OATS Firm; track No. t, cash, 60c; No,
2 white. 53c; May. 50c.
RYE Steady. Sue.
FLOL'R tjuiet; red winter patents. 14.659
4 sit; exira rancy ana straignt, S4.u'u4.4u;
clears 3.ifj-3 9n.
SEED Timothy, steady. t3.76S-l.30.
CURNMEAL Steady, 12.90.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track, tl.W
l.ltt.
HAY Steady; timothy, 110.0011.00; prai
rie. $95v'115".
IRON COTTON TIES 11.10.
BAtHrINO loc.
HEMP TWINE 11c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; jobbing,
112. 1J. Lard, lower; prime ateam. 17.37.
Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra shorts,
17.37; clear ribs. 17.26; short clears, 17 So.
Paeon, steady; boxed extra shorts. 3X.26;
clear ribs. $0.12; short clears, tS.37.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 10c: springs.
llc; turseys. lZc; ducks, 10c; geese, 4c.
hl ri tK-mrm: creamery, 264ibc
EGOS Lower: 30c. cases count.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments 01 nour ana gram :
Receipt. Shipments,
Flour, bbls ,ftO 9.000
Wheat, bu.... 3".f10 64.000
Corn, bu i irt.nno 81.(H)
Oats, bu .0ri0 69,000
I.lvrrwoel Grata aael Provlelens.
I.I'Er.POOL, Feb. 6. WHEAT Spot,
easy; No. 2 red. winter. 7s d; futures
quiet; March, 7s 6d; May, 7s 64. July,
7S R-Hl.
CORN Spot, easy: prime mixed Ameri
can old. 5s 41: new Northern. 6s 2d: fu
tiirea quiet; February, 6s ld; March, 6s
Zd.
Milwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wla.. Feb. 6. WHEIAT
Steady ; No. 1 northern. tl.0ejl.0: No, 1
northern. I1.0.il.08: Mav, STc. asked.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. tl.01; sample, 6c
11.00.
CORN Firmer; No. S cash, E53c; May,
Gle, bid.
Deleth GrmJa Market.
DULUTH. Minn., Fb. H. WHEAT On
truck. No. 1 northern. ll'; No. 2 north
ern. f!ya: May, 31.06; July, tl.OtTi.
OATS 4Sc.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O., Feb. 6. SEED Clover, cash
Febriuu-y and March. IH.4U: April. IU.JC;
8ert-.iber. Ia.02. Timothy, prime,
AlaiKe, prime, ilu.fc).
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4. METALS There
waa quite a snarp advance In the London
tin market, with spot closing at Uu 2s 6d
and futures at Uu It's. Luceliy the mar
ket was quiet, but higher, in sympathy
with quotations abroad, ranging from Ut.iu
to U91W. Copper waa lower in London, spot
closing at le and futures at jttfi 2a 3d.
Locally the market an dull and un
changed. with lake quot.-d at tliaufU.TS.
electrolytic at 113 37o 13.s: and castiug at
IU.113.37. Lend was unchanged at 14
1-8 d in the Loudon market and locally at
.t.a.75, Spelter advanced 2s 4.1 to H20 7s
M in LnncR.n. Lo-ally the market was
iuiet and 6 points higher at t4.jtorr4.tfn. The
London market for iron waa 3.1 higher,
with standard foundry quoted at 47s 3d and
Cleveland warrants at 4M Locally no
change was reix.rted. No. 1 foundry, north
ern. $14 Sba-lh 76: N ). 2. $17.7ala.26; No. 1
southern and No. 1 southern, soft, tlS.OOtr
ST IXIU1S. Feh. .M ETALS Iad.
steady at Cui. Salter, steady at 34.60.
Otis aaa Heal a.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Feb. 6. OILS Credit
balances. J1.7S: runs. 7ot"2 bbls.; average,
S'.itr; bbls.; slilpinentsi iiS.OM bbls.; aver
ane. 1C.4 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Feb. . OILS Tur
pentine, firm. 52r.
ROSIN A. B. C. D. Fi 13 W: F, O. tl 45;
H. B.76: I. H. K. 15; M. 15.35; N, to W
VG. and WW. 4 50.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4 COFFEE Market
for futures closed net unchanged, bales
were reported of b.iOU bags. Including March
at 4.10c. May. i.JOc; July. 4.H-; Novemler.
hjoc Spot coffee. stea.U-; No. 7 Rio 6vc
Nik f Santos, SWc; Cordova, QlZe.
' mmd Melaaeee.
NEW YORK. Feb. i SUOAR-Raw
steady; fair refining J.;5c. centrifugal, 6
test 137c; molasses suaar. Ic; refined
steady; crushed. 6 tine; powdere.1. 6c; gran
ulated, t.c.
NEJVYORRSTOCRS AND BONDS
Market ii Dull Inactire and
UnreiponiiTe.
PRICE X0VXXL7TT NARROW
Farther Cartallsaeat at ladestrlal
Activity la Several Llaea Attrarts
Attratlea Read Market
is Heavy.
NEW TORK. Feb. .-The stw.:k market
today was less affected by the evl.lencej
of the contracted stage to which traffic
ana industry has failen, although those
evidences continue to accumulate. The
stock market was. In fact, unresponsive
io an yin ing and ror much or the time was
lethargic. Brief excursions Into one or
the other account by professional room
traders were responsible for the wavering
fluctuatlona of prices, but these ventures
were never carried far and were retraced
almost as soon as taken. TTie general pub
lic and. so far aa could be discerned, the
Important class of capital Interests were
profoundly Indifferent to the market. The
dullness and Indifference fairly represents
the present uncertainty of the world of
capital and finance over the future.
The further curtailment of Iron output
during January without preventing some
further accumulation of stocks and a rate
of production at the end-of the month
which promises a further reduction are
convincing proof that tne shrinkage in
the iron and steel trade ahown by the
United States Steel corporation's repOrt
of earnings for the last quarter of last
year is still In progi-ess. Reports of rail
road gross earnings from the late reports
coming to hand from day to day reflect
the failing off in traffic and measures of
economy for a commensurate reduction of
expenses indicate the decline still going
on In the wage fund In course of distribu
tion with the necessary consequence of
diminishing consumptive demand for com
modities. The official intimation of the
intention of the Illinois Central to offer
probably I30.hoo.ooo of new securities, which
are expected to take the form of equip
ment uotes, was regarded as evidence of
the temporary expedients to which cor
poratlona are forced still to resort for the
raising of needed capital.
The publication of the weekly return of
the bank of England served to check the
rising course of Investment securities In
the London market, although the decline
In the banks gold holdings' It due to
repayment of obligations to the Bank of
France Incurred during our own demands
upon the London supplies during the crisis
here. The simultaneous return of the Bank
nf France shows a eorresixmdlng benefit
from this movement. The French bank
note issues also are substantially con
tracted and its credits reduced. Discounts
advanced in London In response to thi
showing. The fall In sterling exchange
here was checked, but our money market
was unaffected. Price changes at the end
of the day were unimportant.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value. I2.066.mn). United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number ot sales tni auoutlons ot storks were
as louows:
Sains. High. Low. Clnaa.
1 il
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7
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4
410 . 32 XI 31
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W.k 4S 44S 444
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24S 5M' J4S
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Tin J (0 - as
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y 31 3.s 's
lui 21 s 2i s :i
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ll 177 1.SS lS
ill
410 til ei 5is
l.taio is US lS
7
Adams Exprena
Amalgamated Copper
Am. c. a r
Am. c. r pfd.
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
AmeriRsa Eipecva
Am. H L, pld
Am-fliran Eipress
Am. Unaeed Oil
Am. LlDaeed Oil pli
Am. LioronftlTft, ax-dlv....
Am- Locomotive pM
Am. 8. at H
Am. 8. a R. pfd
A mar Sugar Raflnltis
Am. Tobaceo ptd cila
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaoa
Atcklaoe pfd
Atlantta Coaut Llna
Balttmars A Ohio
Hal. a Ohle pfd
Brooklva Rapid Tr...
Canadlaa Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Cheaapaake Ohio
Ch!cav) Ot. W
Chlcaso N. W
O.. at. A St. P
Chlcaco A T., offered...
Chlcaso T. T. pld
C. C . C. A St. L
Colorado r. a 1. ,
Colorado A So .....
Oole. a . tat pld
Colo. A 8w. 3d pld
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
Cam Producoj pfd...
Delaware A Huoaoa
Dal., L. A W
Denver A R. O
D H O. pld
Dlatlllera Securltlaa
Erie
Erie 1 pfd
Erie 2d pfd
Ceneral Eleptrle
Illinoia Central
Intarnatlonal Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump prd
Iowa (-antral
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City &
K. C. Bo. pfd
Loulrvtlle a N
Matlcaa Central
Minn. A St. L
us
A
1(H) 40 s 4s 4s
3J (MS !M W-,
"A is ms ihs
l'" 1'4 24 27
9JS m2S S
... .. is
1.700 421, 4JS 41
I'M US Z2S S
i
l.ruo s s 7 s s
S
IK) iaa4 jj. Ms
4'U 31 32 31 S
' l' SS 4oS u
... . .... tw
JM 47 4T'" 47
M . St. P AS S
M.. St. P. a 8 8.
M
M. prd..
MlaaouM Pa.-tftc
M . K. A T
M., K. a T. pfd
National Lead
N. It. K. of M. pfd...
New York Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
N. A W. pfd
Nortk American
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvania
People'a Oaa
P.. C. C. a ft, U...
Prwaaed steal Car.....
Prsaeed 8. C. pfd
Pullman Palacs Car...
Raadins.
Reading lat prd
Reading Id pfd
Republic Star!
Republic Steal pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock laland Co. prd.
11. l 1 r u pfd
tk. Louia 8. W
St. L. 8. W. prd
BouttiBrn Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
80. Railway
80. Railway prd
Tenaa A Pacific
t , L L
. 12.4W .112S IHS 112S
4U K4 kiS MS
70
atM Ut 1'JS IPS.
7
1.M1
.104. 100 WIS tVS 1"1S
, 14
. rr
) its 14 is
I'M 4a 4a all
. i.''i r" 11s 11"
. i. "l 25 24
V U 24 34S
14
S
. 7,7 71S "IS 7.S
4-l llis 11"S HoS
3'f ms tos I'S
) j's te n
is 1S "
b 1 l 12 U
1 35S S3 i3S
. u.it'i iiks ts i.s
2l 2S
ft 3S Wi JS
1) IDS l:
IW
. 32.(a 28 27 S. 27 S
. 1.4t IS DOS 'S
: 1"
1M 14 fl li
HO is S S
1J
3'i
4U0 4t'S
a;"
4
lS
40
. 1. U4S 122'a IM
.. law us, iis l.s
ITS ITS ITS
: u
I'M 7S 7S 7S
27
U
fi abarea.
T . 8t. L. a W.
Union Pacific ...
pfd.
t'nlon Pacific pfd
U. 8 Eipreaa
V. 8 Realty
C. 8 Rubber
I'. S. Rubber pfd
I' B. Steel
I i. Btwei ptd
Va.-Carohoa Cliemlial
Va.-t'aro. Cham- pfd..
MihuJl
Vhanaah pfd
Wlla-lTargo Expraaa .
Weeilngb.iuae Elactrlc
Waatt-rn In ion
WtieelilK L. ft
laconain t'entml ....
Wla Ceuu-al pfd
Northern Pa-inc
Graat Nortlwm pfd
Central !athar
Cantral Laatuer pfd...
Interborjwall Mat
Inu Met. JIM
Sioaa-SlMfflald Stael ...
Loadoa tloalas; atorks.
LOXfaON. Feb. . Closing quotationa on
stocks were:
Const la swinay
do account
Anaconda
Alc-biaon
do pfd
Baltimore a Ohio...
Canadian PaciSc
Cheaapeake a Ohio..
Chluiao Gt. W
C . M. A St. P
De Beera
Denver a . U
do pld
Bne
do lat pfd
do 2d prd 1..
Grand Trunk
Illinoia Central
,Loutavllls a N
""a M . K. A T
47S N. T Central....
S Norfolk a W
7S do pld . . ......
te Ontario a W
MS Pennsylvania
lit Rand Mines
Je Reading
S 8 uthern Railway
IHS du pfd
HSSourbern PaciSc .
2"s t'nion Pacific
do pfd
liSL' 8. Stael
il do pfd
USvVabaah
17S do pfd
33 Speniab 4a
98 Amal. Ceper ....
2JS
3V
117 S
U
13 S
57 S
SS
s
l'-V
.122
ss
.
. 14
is
51 S
SILVER Bar. quiet. -14d per ounce.
iviw.r-i J1: j i p,-r ceni.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is SSuis per cent; for three
months' bills, liSaoS. per rent.
ew Vark Mialasj Btorka.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4 -Closlng quotations
en mining stocks were:
Adams Ceo. Ltttle rsief 4
kilos On lane Im
Breace IS tpnir 24
Brunswick Cos IS Potuwl .'J.".U
Co mat or a Tuanel ... S3 Savage 44
Con. Cal. A Va 7 te.arra Nevada ... 44
Hots Silver te) small H.pee 1
Iron S.lewr li Standard iw
Lcadvtlle Con
vffered.
k af Kaalaatl Matemrat.
. LOXCX1X. Feb. The weekly statement
of tne Bank of England shoes the follow
ing changes: Total reserve, decreased 1.
u77.). circulsnon. intrrased ilT.iim: bul
lion, decreased iiSfxi.oftf, otuer securities
lncrra.ed. Cl.Tl.onli; other dep-stts. de-
cren.-e.i .,;.'-i, ruiIIC UepctWHB. lni reseeo
tl.;w.i.; notes reeervefl. decreased l.ofi..
l; government securities, decreased a.0i0.
The proportion of the bank's reserve to
liability this week is M.41 per rent, com
pared with 51.K7 pet pent last week.
iew lerk Meeey Market.
NKW TORK. Feb. 4. -PRIME MKIiriX.
TILE FAFKH-SyH r-r cent.
STERLING Piit;jtAt31i Meavv. with
actual business th hankers' bills at 14 oa
4 MHo for demand and at 14 W2Vu4 .KM for
sixty-day bills; commercial bills. 14 M7S.
siLVKHr-nar, 60 sc; Mexican dollars. 4e.
RONDS Government, steady; railroad.
heavy.
MONET On rail, steady at lVfrQI per
cent; ruling rste. 1 per cent; dosing bid,
IV. per cent: offered at 1 per cent; time
loans, dull but steady; sixty days. t per
cent; ninety days, 44' per cent; six
months. 4"s per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows-
C. g. rf. 2a, reg....lgS Japan 84 senas S
4o coupon 1S L A J sal. 4S..."S
V. . la. res. l'S Mas. e. t a tm
4o coupon .. 1'S Mra. Central 4s. ri
V. t. s. 4a. reg......Iia do lat Ina 1S
do rpupna ltS Minn. A St. L. 4s 'S
Am Tobacco 4a 4 M . K. A T. 4a T
do a 1" do la an
Atchlaon r-n. 4a...... 4. R. R. at M c. 4s. t
do adj. 4a M N. Y. C. f ISs 7H,
Atlantic C. U 4a J C. g fa 1S
Mai. Ohio 4a W No. Pacific 4a. Vn
do lss ts do la rs
Rrk. R. T. c 4a TlS !4. A W. r. 4s S
Central of Oa. .... o. g. L. rfdg 4a M
do 1st Inc 4' Pnn ronv. ISa Nt
4o Id lnc 17 Reading gen. 4a SB
Chae. A Ohio Sa....lil St. L. A I. M. c a..l'7
Chicago A A. ISa... U St. U A T. tg. 4a. 7?S
C, B. A 9. n. 4a S St. L. 8 W. c. 4a.... S
C, R. 1. P. 4a ... 5 oeatxiard A L. 4a... 47S
do col. is -404 9e. Pacific 4a MS
-"C A 8 L. f 4s7s do lt 4a ctfa 'S
Colo. Ind. 5a. ser. A . 114 o. Hallway ia
Colo. Mid. 4s dlSTexaa A P. 1 ...11JS
Colo. So. 4a fc T . 9t. L. A W. 4a .. 71
"uba :.a liUS Cslea Pacific 4 1"0
n. R. O. 4a M do cv 4a rS
Piatlllera' S. 6a n r. 3 Steel 2d 5a 7S
Erie p. I. 4a MS W a hash la 1"7S
Mo gee. 4 47 do deb B 46
Hock. VaL 4S iris Weatcrn Ml. 4a. 41S
Japan 4a 7sS W a L. E. 4a 7S
do 4Sa ctfp Ms Wit. Central 4b. 1
Bid- Offared.
Bestoa St
oeka aad Bonds.
BOSTON. Feb.
cent: time loans,
closing on stocks
Atrhiaon adj. 4a
do 4s
Met. Central 4a...
Atcnlenn
do pfd
Boston A Albany....
B'Wton tk Maine
Boat on Elevated
ritrhbiirg pfd
. Call loans, 3a6 per
4Vy.it; per cent. Official
and bonds:
"4 Atlantic 11 S
"S Bingham S
"'!. a llscla 4f
"1 S Centennial .'3
S Copper Range iS
1 Oaly Weal S
l- rranklln
1S Granby ttt
lUtl Ul. Korale S
US Maaa. Mining I
li Mirnigan II
1H Mohaak it
11 Mont. C. a C 1
4 old Domlnlun 37 S
S Oaieoia
HIS Parrot 14
V.t Ouincy a.",,
1 '7S anannon lis
ICS Tamarack K
4s Trinity 144
1 Colted Coppar S
to V. S. Mining 13
1I7S I'. 8. Oil IS
11 ttah II
4 'Victoria 4S
M Winona 4S
lit W,.lrertne 134
41 North Butte 4S
, 2S Bulla Coalition ls
2KTS Nevada 10
41 Cal. a Arliona litis
I Ananna Com IKS
. 29 Greens Caaanea -
. 4S
Mexican Central
N Y , N. H. A
1'nlon Pacific ..
H
Am. Arge. Ckem.
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube.
Amer. nugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Woolen ...
do pfd
Dominion I. s
Edlann Elx. 1 1 lu
General Electric .
" Electric .
do pfd
Maaa. Gaa
I nltad Krult
I nlted 8. M
do pfd
V. S. Steel
(fo pfd
Adventure
Aliouea
Amalgamated ....
OMAHA WHOLBSAIB MARKET.
EGOS Fresh selling eggs, candled, 20c
BUTTER Common, 14c; fancy tub and
rolls. 17ilc; creamery, 30c
CHitSii-Now full cream. Wisconsin
twins, 17ic; new full cream brick, 17c; do
mestic new Swiss, lsc new llmburger, lad)
14c; young Americana, 17c.
LTVE POCLTRV (op rings, gc; hens. o;
roorters. Jo; ducks. Dc; geese, Sc; turkeys,
lHc; pigeons, 4uc per doz.
DR-EodD POCLTIir Soring-g. fancy, o;
hens, yc; roosters, 4c; ducks, lie; geese,
kka; turkeys, leui'lTc.
1IAT Choice ?o. 1 upland, 1730; medium,
I4.ac; No. 1 bottom, !&.uu; off gTadea, from
4UU to COO. Rye straw, fl.Uu; No. 1 al
falfa. 311.40.
FBUITS
APPLE3 Waahlngtoa Snow, per box.
ll.jO; Washington dooarnam, per box, ll.7o;
Washlnfiton Momatj .beauliea. per box, 11.76;
Washington Alexanders, rer box. 11.76;
Waahlngton Blue Fearmalns. pee toXi $1.75;
Washington Rett Cheek Pippins, per box.
11.7a; Washington. Kings, oer box. 11.75;
Washington Bailey Sweet, per box. fLlii
Washington No.'Spy, per box. fl.75; Cali
fornia Red Pearmalns, 4-tler. per box,' t2.ts);
California Beilefsswea-S. e-iiea, per box,
2tAi; New York Baldwins, per bbl., 1-4. so;
New Tork Northern Uples, per bbl., H.W;
New Tork assorted varteUea. per bbL. I4.su,
TROPICAL FKUITaV
ORANGE Fancy TVashlngton navels,
all sicca, per box, 12.74; extra fancy Sunr
flower, all slaea, per box, IS.W; California
Tangerines, 'AM ilia gad smaller, per box,
IXiii.
BANANAS Port Limon, owing to slxa.
per bunch, II. W to; I3.0U.
. GltAPrJ FRUIT slorlda. 44 and W slxe,
per box, I4.X1.
PAR3-xtra fancy winter Nell Is, per
box, t-.'.7
GRAPES Malaga, clioice. per ksg. 14.00;
Ualaga. extra fancy, 4.jv; erxtra choice,
per keg, HI; extra raocy, extra heavy,
fo."
FIGS AND DATES Smyrna Tgs. T
crown. per lb.. 14aiic; Bartu figs, 4
crown, per lb., Ltuc: sruyrn tigs, t
ciown, per lb, fcufyllc; California vgs, ooxea,
10 cartons, 66c , California figs, naxes, U
cariona, 86c; California tigs, bulk, per lb.,
(Sc; Hallowl dates, per lb., tPc; Kbadrawt
dates, per lb., 4c; Sair dates, per. lu. i-sc;
Fard dates. 13-lb. boxes, per lb. ad.
CRANBERRIES Extra fancv Bell and
Bugle, per bbl., Ilt.taj; extra ra'ncy Jersey,
jerbbL, I4.UU; extra fancy Jersey, per box,
LEMONS Extra ' fancy rloutherlanil
Beauty, Staj and 3u0 sise, per box, 14.00; ex
tra choice Justnte, 3uo and Sou gixe. per
box, 33.75.
VKGB7TABI-E8.
POTATOES Per ou., sfrtJTgc.
SEET POTATCES-Kajiaaj, per bbL.
LETTUCE Florida bead, pto hamper,
Ij.oii; per dox.. 4uc
CCCUMBERS-Hot house. 2 dos., fancy,
per box, 13 uv; 1 dux. chuice, per box, 11.5a
RADISHES Hot house, per doien. 4uc.
PAHdLEV Psr do a., sue.
PEPPERS Florida, 4-basket crates, per
crate I4.0O.
PARSNIPS Old. per bbl., O 25.
CARROTS AND TURNIPS .Id, pr bbL.
12 (Xi. Canada P.utabaa, per lb., lsc.
CABBAGE Vruconsin Holland Eeed, per
lb., ISc.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate. i.50; Wis
consin Red Globe, per lb., lWc.
8HALLOTB-Per do.. uc.
TO..IATOES-noriua. extra fancv. per 4
basket crate. U 00; choice, per bask it crate,
li.uu; Cuban, far.cy, per 6-basket crate 4.ua
CACLIFLOWER-Per 2-doa. crate. UU
HORSE RA DDIS I (Per doa.. uc.
CELERY Michigan, per bunco. Xffltt&d.
Kl Myl'ATB-O.ving to quality, per at,
10c to 4o.
BRCSSEL SPROUTS, per qt.. 30c.
to Hoc.
STRAWBERRIES Owing to quality 5c
NAVT BEANS Per hi... KrT ; 4 e..
1 Lima, 7 per lb.
D r.cr v.1. ia.
Ribs: N. I, IJiy , No. 2, He; No. J. 8V.
I-oin: No. 1, li.c; No. 2. lJi.c; No. 3 !
Chuck: No. I. 5Sr; No. 2, 51,,.'; j0. j
Round: No. 1. ic, Nc. 2, Sc: No 3 7c
Plate: No. 1. ;c: o 2. 4"-',i - No 1 4c
MISCELLANEot.S ' ' '
CAIIFORN1A DRltlJ RL ITS-Prune.
re somewhat unaeuled b freer o3ering
from second nanus, v, hu seem desirous of
moving s-ijiplies uf immeetiais graoea. uuu
tations ri.ie from ta r .or CallfornU
fruit and from to 8c for Oregon.
Peaches are very fl.-iii. with fancy re;io4
quoted at 1jSi:
Sl'GAR Gianulateq. caae. per ssa k.
16 40, beet, ti.ju, cut loaf, 4c; cuDrS, ac
puwoered. u-ioc. '
CANNEl lioODS Corn, staadard west
ern, 75c. Tenia tare, laiicy. i-tound cans.
IL4S; standard, 3-puund cant, 41 jo fins
apples, grated. -uoutjU. 1:2042.30. acsd.
ti.'.iruz ii. tiauon airplts, 4 au. allf'-rnia
apricots, 4J.iia3.3u. Peara. 42.l-j4iJ.lj.
h'eachea, 1.uj4.U. L C pcachea, lil" J
111. Aiasaa mmoti, red. il.au. lantj
Cino.a. hat. a-.ia, fancy Buckeye, flat,
t li. tlaiduit s. quarter oil. i.6u, three
quarters mustard, Bweel potatoea
;i.-i4l.is. Saueraraut. itic. Purapk.na, jc
full.uv Lima beaus. 3-pound. TucaO-i.
feo-ke'. tin, 2-muuJ. &jc; ta icy, fl a,ai 4(1!
NL'TS-Caiifurnla iu. 1 S. b. alnu:s. pr
lb., 17V. iu.porisa Tarraf r.a aununds! per
lb., lac; fnbeits, ilraihs and Jumbo pecans
13c; butternuts, per iD.. l.c , No. 1 H.
beanuls, roaaiea. sc; raw, sc; salted pea.
nuta. per box. ILL). Italian cl.otnau ir
lo.. lutr.
COFFEE Roasted. No. 35. :4c; Na. Is.
Dc; No. 23. l!c. Nj. . l4Hc.
FISH Halibut. 11c. Ituui. trie- r.i.-b...i
1 pise, law, piae, tieaii, irusen, K'c; Will:
rosh. ltjloc; buiTalo. 14c; bn.iiieads, skinm
ted
aou oreaseu, im., caiiiaa. a.eaecd. l.c; while
perch. 7c, white bees, lie, bisck bass ic
unnsh. tij4c, crappus, ic; large cra.p"es!
lie. beri.i g. I'ea.i :roen, oc waited
troxen, Umiic; pciterel. tresli froxen. 13c
red snapper, Li . Bjuiiuers.. macaerei, lj
sic per flaii. codrlen, Irish fiosen, 12c; hai
dtca, fiesn froxen. lc, smelts, Ijc; snag
roe. 45c per lb.; frog legs. 3ix; per doa.
gieec sea turtle meat. per lb
HIDES AND TALLuvv Gieen aalted.
No. 1. ac; Nu. t. 4c. bull bides, 3c; erees
uosalted. No. i. 4c; green unaailed. So A
Ic; bonte hides. I. uWuije; aiivep ue.ia ia
ajill isi. T.U..- No. i. 4ric; ";.t
0MAO1 LIVE STOCK MARKET
Price of Cattle Slightly Hijher oa
Beit Beef Grade.
HOGS FAIL TO ADVANCE ITUIiLUi
Market Preees t asatlsfaeery ' aad
wlta Light Sapaly Dealer Are;
lew te Bar Sue
I araaaa-ed.
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 1 IK.
Jlecelpta were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Otllclal Monday AM 4,701 4.4is
Official Tuesday t.b: U.4JI 1.1.4
Official Wetinesday 4 .54 11311 ' 7.4a
Estimate Thursday 1331 . 1.734 1.
Four davs this week... 15.444 SU'4 23.7S1
Same days lost week. .. IS. 44! 61 3 2&.!7i
Same davs 2 weeks ago. It. '14 Bi.845
Same daya I weeks ago.. 23. 4X5 36.3.
Same davs 4 weeks ago.. U io.oTO ).Ts4
bams days last year....A42 29.IA3 29.131
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:.
Date. I 1908. jl7. ;i. ;i.H)6. 104. IU0. lUC.
Jan. ..
Jan. 27.
Jan. 2S.
Jan. 2.
Jan. i.
Jan. 31.
Feb. 1.
Feb. S..
Feb. 3..
Feb. 4..
Feb. I. .
Feb. ..
1 01 i til
I 341
75 1
7T S X!
72' I 34,
86 I 431
IMS 41'
SI 5 41
I S &1
tn ,
H4i i 531
6 91 1 6 53
4 73! 4 87;
4 43i 4 m;
4 rVj 4 79!
I 4 79
4 M 4 al
4 43 I
4 t 4 74
4 70 4 73
4 72 4 .
741 4 SI)
4 77,
4 83 4 81,
73'
4 6b
I 7
4
4 KS,
II
I K
I W
I C6
i 97
i W
a
4 18
4 06
4 U
4 17
4 10
a
4 14
I 72
6
I 41
70
6 S3,
I 74,
I
04
I 13
I 14
4 its!
4 am,.
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H't'l.
C . M. A St. P 1 2
Wabaih 2 1
Missouri Pacific 4 f
I'nion Pacific 29 22 3
C. A N. V east.... 4 7
C. & N. V.. west. .. IS 4T.
C, St. P.. M O . 4 1 .. 1
C, H. A Q., east 3 4
C, B. A Q.. west 21 23 3 1
C. It. I. A P.. east.. .1 4
'.. R. I. A P.. weet.. 2 1 .. 1
Illinois Centrul 1 2
Chicago Ul. Western. 3 2
Total receipts H 114 4 1
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 379 I.411S 42
Swift and Company C14 1.64S
Cudahy Packing Co tna 3.i 557
Armour A- Co 3t4 1.124
Cudahy, from Denver 224
Lobman A Rothchlld.... 48
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son 27
F. P. Lewis 21
Huston & Co iii
J. H. Root A Co 24
J. H. Bulla 32
McCreary A Carey 44
Z. H. Clark 4
M. Hagerty A Co 3D
Sullivan Bros 3
Le timer Bros 24
Other buyers '. 3,4
St. Clair Packing Co.... 54
National Packing Co M ....
Totals 2,777 9.193 2.277
CATTI V R.lnii , ..... h..vtf
("today, an even luo loads, about 2.3"0 head.
ana tne quality or the cattle was about the
same as it has been all the week. Owing
to the fact that supplies were lighter than
expected and reports from eastern markets
fairly favorable, the market showed a bet
ter tone and prices were a shade higher on
all desirable beeves. On the short-ted and
only partly-fatted cattle there was very
little competition from feeder buyer and
prices were not more than steady. Some
very choice handy weight cattle brought
16.56. the highest prices paid in several
weeks. In general values are lx&25c
higher than the close of last week and
there la a good, healthy feeling In the
trade.
Offerings of cows and heifers were com
paratively light, and aa both local packers
and outside buyers had good orders te fill
the market was active and stronger for
anything calculated to bring out competi
tion. The advanee on cows this week has
been pretty close to 26c on an average.
Veal calves were dull and unchanged and
the market for bulla, stags, etc., waa very
quiet, with prices about steady.
Rough weather has had a demoralising
Influence on the stocker and feeder trade
and prices have declined sharply this week
in the face of an advance in fat cattle.
The best fleshy feeders are selling lag-JOc
lower than last week, while the decline i n
the common, light and medium weight
grades has been aa much as 254340c. The
volume of trading waa very light today, In
fact it has been comparatively light all tho
week and the feeling is generally rather
bearish.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers. IS .irwitVrto; fair to good cornfed
steers, W..Wi8.0n; common to fair cornfed
steers, S3.7a((4.5n: good choice cows and
heifers. l3.7fVfi4.40; fair to good cows and
heifers, 3Of3.W: common to fair cows and
heifers, I2.00g3.nn: good to choice stnekers
and feeders. 34.0Ofi4.5O; fair to good stock -era
and feeders. I35i64'": common to fair
Blockers and feeders. I2.7?ig3.50.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
I...
II...
4...
17...
I...
11...
ISA...
11...
IS...
II...
SO . ..
I...
At.
.... OfJt
M4
.... taV)
....1!M
.... r4
.... Ml
.... il
....14
....Hal
.... rj
....1141
....1!4
....1140
rr
1 fel
4 on
4 00
4 It
4 IX
4 IS
4 4)
4 i
4 40
4 to
4 ii
t 40
4 40
No.
At.
.lost
.1131
.1D
.13110
.1251
,m
.1171
rr.
4 44
4 44
4 71
4
4 M
4 N
t 10
6 10
I 16
1 ia
t
I M
I W
4S
I..
15..
5 .
11..
11. .
I..
n
mo
1124
1S1
M
It..
14 .
II..
U
ln
1.TT4
llM
COWS.
I
I 15
I 41
I T4
I 9a
t K
I 00
I flft
1 05
1 nn
1 10
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market proved
morning, even
HOOS-The
uneatisfactory
face of very
moderate recetnla
at river
Chicago.
points, and
oints. and only a fair run at
F
ouowing yesterday s sharp advance, de.il
era evidently came 10 the conclusion lhat
they were paying too much for hogs, and
even with the big dec reuse In supplies sell
ers were unable to furtner advance prices
Saies of good weight, finished stuff gen
era!!;, looked ss good as yesterday. Prccs
on less disirable kinds were anywhere from
very nearly steady to possibly as much ss
it: off. The top todsy was M-40. the same
aa yeeteiday. but the bulk of the offerings
were quoted a trifle under yesterday s
average. The market lit slow snd dull.
Sellers worked hard to secure at least
atea'ly prices but in most cases on the less
desirable stuff were unsuccessful.
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1 144
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in inao
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STOCK!
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1 440
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Repres. ntat i ve sales:
So. A. Sa. rr. So. A. 8a. Pr.
W 14 r) I ) , ja ... m
M 150 ... 4 (0 4T :: ... 4 6
llS . 4 00 M 14 ... 4 IS
14 167 HO 4 05 7 14 ... 4 15
71 171 ... 4 14 5.8 ... 4 fa
1 "1 ... Ill 71 .314 ... 4
04 2 7 4 IS 7J T.4 44 4 IS
75 M IS' 4 U 71 311 ... 4 14
T 171 U 4 lo I.". 11J ... 4 A
S 14 111 T7 ta ... 4 24
"3 ' H I li 7'j lit 40 4 ST.
l 17 ... 4 '.1 41 ... 4 V
41 110 4 IS tu I t ... 4
1 120 4 li 47. 7 ... 4 IS
143 44 4 IS . 'l ... 4 15
' - H- 4 IS 4 IIS ... 4 it
i I' 4 14 44 241 ... 4 re
1 lat . 4 IS 44 M4 ... 4 17-
l 4 IS 71 44 .. 4 4
J t . 4 '.7, TS l,t M IN
4 IT, 4.. Mt ao IK
' lt 84 4 tTv, 4 l ... 4 i
-'7 M 4 17V, ei 14. ... 4
M ! . . 4 1T , . 4 1.1 4 4 M
I' 4 le a. JH W 4 Kl
Tho Updike Grain Co.
TOO to 714 DrandelaS OlstXg.
Or.lAHAe -:- -:- riCD.
BROKERS
OIRUIM. PROVISIONS,
STOCKS A1NJD BONDS
-PR1VATK WIRES- . '
. V
Tailgpfcinssa Dowijlsw aXT ,T
MEW YORK -x- . CHICAGO
71 las ... 4ln
7 lr ... 4 24
44. S't ... 4 30
... 4 30
TS iJl ... 4 10
s 1 ... 4 so
W Ifl ... 4 20
5 14 8S 4 14
40 4 M 4 to
tM 44 4 10
74 res ... 4 w
7i no ... 4 is
45 ten 40 4
41 ll DID
SI 2J4 ... 4
SI MT 44 4 f
17 151 ... 4 10
77 151 ... 4 !S4
70 3U 1KI 4 US
M sm ... 4 ;i.i
41 ... 4 rS 1' 1 . . 4 In
44 IS ... 4 llw, U 141 l.D 4 15
Tl IIS 44 4 21 , 41 344 l 4 .V,
14 2 l . .. 4 11V, 41 J 10 340 4 40
71 tat to 4 av, 41. j.4 J40 4
40 US ... 4 12', fat ISS ... 4 4JH
44 i; ... iint
SHEEP The run of sheep this morning
was comparatively light, while the Inquiry
from packers was sufficient to take care
nf the offerings in good shape at f illy
steady prices. Included among the offer
ings was a bunch of yearlings that wer
good enough to bring 15 SO and lambs good
enoswh to bring Hi 55. There was very lit
tie here In the feeder line, but the demand
In that direction waa also reasonably good
and for anything at all desirable prices
were practically in yesterday notches.
Quotationa on good to choice fed sheep
and Iambi: Lambs. K 40431.75; light year
ling wethers. 5.a0i&.u; heavy vearllng
wethers. IV3fKj6.su; wethers, lit" km 4. J),
ewes. I4Wu4.9u.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
64 western lambs, culls S I 60
114 western yearlings Hi 6 SO
289 western yearlings ha! S 60
4M western lambs , 78 I 66
6o western lambs SO 4 40
47. western lambs is) I 41
13 western ewes 1.3 4 76
!1 western lambs 45 4 60
63 western ewes 107 4 75
34 western ewes 7 I SO
12 western ewes W 4 36
44 western wethers tl I uO
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady la Lewer Hasis, Hkeep
aaal Lasaka "teaelr.
CHTCAOO. Feb. A CATTLE Receipts.
12.fVo head: market steady to lower. Hteers.
14 25(j4 2; cows, tn.o-u4.75: : heifers. I3.ri4
5.26; bulls. 3.oni4.50: calves, 33.iXKa7.Ui,
storkers and feeders, t2.rXsji4.7S.
HOOS Receipts. 37.01)0 head; market
steady. Choice heavy shipping. 14 6m4 ;
butchers. I4.4('a4.i); light mixed. t4.3tyiM.4tj;
choice light. M.H.DO; packers, 84.0Ow4.SO;
pigs. XZ.Td:jf: bulk of sales. !4Sft4.60.
8HEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12.000
head; market steady. Sheep. 14 &6&.W;
lambs. 3.1.17.00; yearlings. 16 5D$.26.
Kaaaas City Lire Stock. Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., Feb. A CATTLE
Receipts. 4.0UO, including SX0 southerns;
market steady to luc higher. Heavy steers,
slow; choice export and dressed beef steers,
!6.1S.t4i; fair to good. M.2Ufy5.10: western
steer. 16.40; stockers and feeders. 13.35-54. 70;
southern steers, I3.noft6.00: southern cows,
32.753.75; nstlve cowa, C.4hr34.6A; native
heifers. I3.SU.00; bulls, $.'.7-a4-00; calves,
13. 754. 'XI.
HCXJ3 Receipts. 14.800 head; market 5c
higher. Top, 14.62 4j: bulk of sales, H Jij
4.60; heavy. t4a4 52H; packers, 1 1. J
4.624: pigs and lights. I3.50tg4.30.
SHEfEP AND LAM K8 Receipts. 5.O0O
head; market fc6"10c higher. Lambs. 16 36
reD0; ewes and yearlings, t4.60fjji6.60; west
ern yearlings, K.iOfjrAX; western sheep,
t43TTJtJ 60; stockers and feeders, t3.S0feS.00. -
St. Laale Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. A CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,000 head. Including 150 Texans;
market, natives. 6910c lower. Texans,
stesdy; native shipping and export steers.
15. 364 00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
t4.86iii6.7S: steers under 1.000 lbs., I3.75tj4 .65;
Blockers and feeders. $2.411474.; cowa and
heifers. t3.lS43e.OO; cannera. tl.SurS'140; bulls,
I2.5u434.50; calves. 3.S4j4i.OO; Texaa and In
dian steers, 11. "36.X, cows and heifers,
1.7(Vfi.75.
HOO Receipts. T.SUO head: market W$
loo higher. Pigs and lights, t3.5094.5U;
packers. MOra-4.56; butchers and best
heavy. 14 464..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. too
head: market ateadv. Native muttons,
t3.tWrt6.S0; lambs. l4.SSrT 00; culls and bucks,
I2.754f3.7j; stockers, 13. 754J4.26.
t. Joseoh Lire Stack Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 4. CATTLE Recrlpts,
r.91 head; market steady; natives. 44. Sv
6 36; cows and heifers, t2.00Q6.00; stockers
and feeders, I3.5M&4.50.
HOOS Receipts, 10.039 head: market 6c
lower: top, 14.50; bulk of sales. 4.3S&4. 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 11.000
head; market 15c higher; lambs. tS.OOiM.Su;
yearlings, I6.40i6 10.
Ilsax City Lira Sleek Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia., Feb. t (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 700 head; mar
ket steady; stock rs, slow; beeves. 13 &.
6.36; cows and heifers, 12.51x34.26; stockers
and feeders. tt.Ou474.20; calves and year
lings. I2.MjS.40.
HOOS Receipts, 4.IW head; market
ateady. selling at t4.tMH.45; bulk of salea,
44.axeA.lo.
Stock la Slgkt.
Receipts of live stock at the sis principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.321 S.724 1.2i)
Sioux City 7(4) 1.4.0
Kansas City 4.0) 14, 5 d m
St. Joseph l."i 10,iei ll.ij
St. Louis t.o4) 7 5. lexi
Chevago 12.500 37.UoO 12.Ju
Total receipts.
.34.540 n,3M 30,(jf4i
Coltoa Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. COTTON Futures
opened steady. February. IO.sOc; March,
10 S6c; May, lo.SSc; June. 10 Slo bid: July.
10.77c; August, 10.56c bid; October, 10.AJ
10 07c.
Futures closed steady; closing hlds: Feb
rusry,' Irtflc; March. U.Our; April, U.u3c;
May, lUHc; June, 1094c; Jjly, 1044c; Au-
f:ust, Ui.tUc; October, 10.14c; December,
OiCc
Hnet closed quiet; middling uplands,
11.7"c; middling gulf. 11. c: sales. 100 bales.
GALVESTON, Feb. .-COTTON-Steady
at i!'c
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. COTTON
Spot, steady; low ordinary. 70, nominal,
ordinary. 4 s-litc. nominal; goo.1 ordinary.
He-, nominal; low middling. 11c; middling.
llc; good mld'Hing. 12 13-16: middling fair.
12 11-140: fair. 116-14. nominal. Salea, 1680
bales, receipts, 7.4 bales; stock, 2tW.Ho
ST.' LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. 1-COTTON-DvJI ;
middling, lie; sales, none; recelnts. 46 bales;
shipments, bJ bales; stock. 19.270 bales.
Ferelga Flaaaelal.
LONDON. Feb. tl. Money supplies were
reotrlcted on the msrket today and the de
mand waa good. Discount rates hardened
In sympathy with money and the prospect
of gold going out to France and fckiutn
Am rit a.
BERLIN. Feb. 4. -Prices on the Bourse
todsy were weaker on yesterday s New
York advices snd the rising money rates
In London.
PARIS. Feb. I Prlcea on the Bourse
were heavy on rumor of difficulties In the
Morocjan situation.
Tresasrr kta lessee I.
WASHINGTON. Feb 4.-Todsy s state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exrlaslve of the IIS0.1MO.OOO gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
litlS 641.826. gold coin and bullion. li4.4U.Uo6.
gold certificates. t44.7nG.150.
Baak l lrarlags.
OMAHA. Feb. 4 -Bank clearings for to
day were Il.4-t4.ue4 04 snd for the corre
sponding date Ust year II. 7M.474.il.
Went I Market.
ST. IjOUIS. Feb. 4.-WOOL-Steadv: med
ium gri.irs, combing and clothing. lu.'lVxc;
light fine. lNolm, heavy line, lllc; tub
called. IvuJit:. .
Ill la Slap Track Bet I la a;.
FRANK FORT. Ky .. Feo. I.-A bill In
trrMiiaced In the senate today eweag tv pro
hiuit betting on horse racioej at any race
track la the stal
'PHONE BONDS SAVE BANK
Peearitles af Osaaka fssisssy CrweV
Heal with Geed Serrlea
Oa la Oresea.
v 1 1
F. H. Stow, mnnnger of the-V'nlon Tele
phone Const rticlion company. w-McTt la In
stalling the plant of the Independent Tale
phone company .In .Omaha, received wore
Thursday morning that the ctrurtg had al
lowed the merger of the Oregon Trust fnm
pany and the American National bank ol
Portland. wlUvh means those banks will
be permitted to reopen- for haalneas and
that the IV26.000 of the construction Oram
pany's funds tied up In these Institutions
ts released and will be available for work
in the further 00m pie t ran of the Omaha
plant.
The t'nlon Telephone Construction com
pany had t3X,Ua) ia funds tied, up 'in' tha
Oregon Trust company when It closed Its
doors a couple of months aire, and -this
fact, has seriously hindered he work In
Omaha because ot lack ot available funds.
It forced the company" to ask the city for
the return of CS.OH) bonus which had been
put up aa a guarantee of food faith rn tbe
construction et-.tne independent plant In
Omaha. ,
"The telephone bonds held by these west
ern banks have been the means ef saving
the banks," said Mr. Stow.," "The tele
phone company- bonds were aerep'ahte to
the heavy depositor In lieu bf their de
posits to the extent that all were taken
up. The bank' carried something like 1600,
000 of the Independent Telephone company
bonds and they proved to be "most excel
lent collateral in this emergency.
"The company will now be able to push
the Installation- ef 'pbenea much faster
than it could when hampered for funds,
although the fact that we have been able
to contlnne tha work. J a faca of havtng
I325.000 tied up In the northwest speaks
pretty well for the company."
FREE WITH THEIR SYMPATHY
F.aaterwers Have Vagae Ideas ( tk
West aad tfce.. Wratker
Oat Tkla Way.,
"t see." said Samuel Burn. "It was 48
degrees below sera. In New Tork. . Still
you read of those easterner pitying us
poor people ".Dut here In Nebraska, where
they Imagine blisxarda are an every-day
affair. And here 1 17 Is a blight, pleasant
morning (It ws Wis rrrorftlng) with tha
thermometer nowhere- near, the lero mark
and the atr ao still ana could even think
It were spring. '-!'
"Oh, we get lots of sympethy, but wg
don't need it frotri the east.
"We will get more snow, though, be
cause we need more snow. I would like ti
see twelve Inches more before the winter
la over and I guess I will. It would be
good for the Ice man. the coal man, tha
man who has large stores of winter goods '
to sell, tha farmer and everybody.
"Thl weather we are having right now
Is good weather. One thing you can al
ways depend on here in Nebraska we get
the kind of weather we need.' Early this
winter we heard some of our friends la
menting lest we would get no Ice. Well,
our Ice men are working- large forces day
and night and tha chances are we shall
have all the lee we can possibly use next
summer." " "
TRAINLOAD. EAST TO TEST AD
Froposltloa Agreed Oa by Real Es
tate Kxrkaage at Spreadlasr
Abroad Gee pel af Osaaka.
Instead ot sending a carload of Oinalian's
to the west to look for new trade, the Real
Estate exchange proposes to have a com
mittee test the possibility of sending- a
tralnload of Omaha ns east to advertise
the city.
The advertising committee of the ex
change met Thursday afternoon and had
a three hour session, during which all
marner of "city boosting" wa8 discussed.
Tho committee will get out many thousands
of slips telling of Omaha, at once and ask
all business men to use them aa enclosure
with all letter. . .
The committee consists of F, D. Wead,
Byron Hastings, W. H. Green, and C. F.
Harrison. W. H. Hunter of The Bee, met
with the committee on invitation, and sev
eral collections ot Interesting statistic were
prepared.
The Real Estate Exchange proposes to
go Into the work of advertising. Omaha tor
all that It la worth, and a literary bureau,
with a salaried man In oharge. may be the
result, but the ' committee propose to do
something at k-ast once- a month, beside
making plan for big things and the slip
for enclosure with letters will be the first
thing which will be done. ,
PHONY DIAMONDS GO FAST
Gasae la Worked ky I'rfcaM Vssag
Maa la tka Wkelesale
District:
At least half a dusen men employed In
the wholesale district ot Omaha are won
dering how they could have 'Wen such
"suckers." It happened like this: A well
dressed young man entered tha office ot
several wholesale house Wednesday morn
ing. H inquired for some employe, who
in each Instance happened to he out.
"Well, he has bought a diamond of me,"
said the young man. "Hsjia paid all on
It except 12.50. I called this morning to
leave the diamond. I hare It here."
Then he produced the stone.
In each Instance the money waa forth
coming and the young mnn departed.
When It developed that no one in tbe of
fice was buying a diamond on the Install
ment plan and thst the stone left was
decidedly "phony" Hut met) who had paid
out the 12 So called In the police.
A woman notified the police tUat a man
was around taking orders for enlarging por
traits. He called fur an advance payment
ot 1, The woman gav the nanie ot the
agent. But. as It baa not yet bean proven
that he Is not dealing honestly, ao com
plaint ass filed. ,
Sperlal Aaaoaaeemeat K-raardlag Ike
.Nalloaal Pare Faod and Drag: Law.
We are pleaded to announce that Foley
Honey and Tar for coughs, colda and lung
troubles Is not affected by th national
pure food and drug- law, aa it contains no
opiate or other harmful drugs, and w
recommend It as a safe remedy for chil
dren and adutta. Fur sals by all druggists.