Till-: OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 190S.
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(iRALN AND PRODUCE MARKET
f
Good Rally Secured on Buying Spurt
by Local Bulls.
"WEAK CABLES MAKE START EASY
Wheat Ripoa4 to tho Bear Ken
at the Opening; and C'ommli
alon House Are Heavy
fcallers.
i
loMAHA. Feb. 10.. 1908.
After an cany -opening, caused by weak
foreign markets, and heavy world a ship
ments, a good Tally waa aecured on a
buying spurt matle by local bull leaders.
Lato cables and a poor caah demand
eased value off latar.
Wheat responded to the bear newa at
tha opening and coramlsalon houses . aold
heavily.
On the decline buying by bulla steadied
the market and a good rally waa Induced.
The crowd was Inclined to be bearish,
however, on the .lata cable and tha heavy
atock market.
May wheat opened at MHc and closed at
3V
Corn was firm from tha atart and took a
apurt on heavy buying, which soon regle
tered an advance of 1 cent Values atrady
toward the close. In sympathy with wheat
and May option closed at 66c.
Oats were practically dead, with little or
no trading and advanced a trifle when corn
went up. May oats opened at 60c and closed
at. lAc.
Primary wheat receipts were 646,000
bushels and shipments wera 299,000 tnisheia,
against receipts last year of 67,o00 bushels
km) shlompnta ot 1(17.000 bushels.
Corn receipts were 62O.0UO bushels and
shipments were 951,000 bushels, against re
ceipts last year of 1,024,000 bushels and ship
ments of 43.000 , bushels.
Clearances wer 154.000 bushels of com.
none of oats and wheat and flour equal to
1:66.000 bushels. J
Liverpool closed lS-glHd lower on wheat
and 'a! lowef on corn.
Seaboard reported 72,000 bushels of wheat
and 24.000 bushels. o corn taken for ex-
port. ;
Local range of options:
Articles ! Open. Ilgh. Low. Close.l Sat'y.
can, new, 53d; prime ml-d American,
old. av, 631: iipw northern, quiet.
6"d. Futures, steady; February, 6s ld,
March, 6a 2V,d.
KIOl'K Winter ratents, easy, 2!s Sd.
HOPS In London (Tactile coast), steady,
NEtVYORRSTtfRS AND BONDS
Wheat- '
May... H 94H WH . WH
July... 90'4 90 8S
Sept... 63 1 84 U 84
Coin '
May... 65 M 65 , 6
July... 5.) 65 66 60H
8.pt... 64H 54 62- 64
Outs s
May.. 60 60 40V4 4!V4
July... I 437, . 43T 43i 43
Sept...) V 86 35H S6H
94H
So
83
66
64
504
35V4
SEW YORK GENERAL MIRKRT
annotations of the nay on Varies
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10-KLOCR-Recelpts,
. bbls.; exports, 18,oo bbls. Market
nuiit and about steady; Minnesota pa
tents. J5 mi 6. o; Minnesota bakers', 14. W
4i5.1o; winter patents, 14.754(6.10; winter
siralghts, I4.4M4.DO; winter extras, $.1.76
4.3"; winter low grades. H.fitai 4.10. live
flour, steady; fair to good. $4. "Rfi&.lS; choice
to fancy, 5.aoio.30. Buckwheat flour,
quiet, $3.00.
CORN M EAL Stead v: fine whlt nr1 vet.
low. fl.fVal.46; coarse, fl.3&4j 1.40; kiln
dried. $3.36.
RYE-Dull: No. t wo.t.rn nominal.
f. o. b.. New York.
WHEAT Receinta. IS 000 hn iiwrli
124.100 bu. Bpot market, easy; No. 2 red,
tl.i)V4j elevator, and $1.02H f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth. $1.15"4 f. o. b. afloat:
No. 2 hard winter, fl(i'.i f. o. b. afloat.
With few exceptions wheat was weak and
heavy all day reflecting liquidation induced
by bearish weekly statistics, weak cables,
depression In financial circles and poor ex
port demand. The final prlcea showed c
net loss. May, fl.04 f-164il.06; closed, 1.04Vi;
July. $1.00HaUH; closed. fl.uOVt.
CORN Iteeeluts. 102.000 hn. : exnorts.
45.600 bu. 8pot market, easy; No. 2. 70c ele
vator, and 62c f. o. b. afloat; No. I white,
624c; No. 2 yellow, 62c f. o. b. afloat.
Options market was without transsctlon,
closing y,c net higher. May closed, 707c;
July closed, 69c.
OATS Rece nts. 16.500 nil.. Snot market.
firm; mixed oats. 28 to 32 lbs., 67V4C; natural
white, 26 to 32 lhs., 57(SW;; clipped white,
32 to 40 lhs., 6&K1i.'.
HAY Firm: aood to choice. 96cS?11.00.
HOPS Dull : state common to choice
1907 crop, lnriil5c: IMOfl crop, 4SSc: Pacific
const, 1007 .-rop, 7(g9c; 1906 crop, 41jflc.
HIDES Steady: Bogota. KWHWac; Cen
tral American 17c.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family, $14. m
14.50; meBs. tlo.(pfj 10.6O: beef hams. $24.60
(926.50; packet. fll.6oiirl2.flO; city extra India
mess, fil.noijill.fio. rut meats. steady
pickled bellies, $7.5V39.O0; pickled hams, fX.00
ftiS.bO. Lnrd. easy: western prime. 17.40
4(7.50: refined, aulet: continent. tt.nofituo
South America, fSSS; compound, $7.12,V3
Pork, nulet: family. tK.mi 17.00; short
7.7R: c ears. $16 OMi 16.60: mess. $14.0014.60.
TALLOW Quiet; city ($2 per pkg.), 6yc;
country (pncKagen rree, tKii'&w;.
RICK Quiet; domestic fair to extra.
S'iflKiHc: Japan, nominal.
BUTTJSK Firm; creamery, extras, sue;
third to firsts, 25tfj33c; western factory.
firsts. 2.1c; western factory firsts, held,
22Vie: Imitation creamery, firsts, Zvazlc.
C H EES r) Firm ; full coram specials, 16c.
F.OO.l Easy; western firsts. 23c; seconds,
21Hfi2-JHc.
POULTRY Dressed Bteany: western
chickens, 160817c; turkeys, 1217c; fowls,
1013c
Market it Lower on Heayy Pressure
to Sll From All Sidct.
BULLS THRU TO BEAR SIDE
Cwmalattve Effect of Mlsalvlnas Over
riaaaielal Oatlook Leases General
Amoag Isanea Oenerally
Mnnlonlated to Rise.
Omaha Caah Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 9M94Hc: No. 3 hard.
(Xi'Sic; No. 4 hard. Soitjfci:; No. t spring.
iti Wc.
t:OHN No. il. 624(ff52ic: No. 4. 61WiC2c;
no grade. 4W?i5i)Hc: No. 8 yellow, 63Hj'53V4c;
No. 3 White, 62i63c-OATft-No.
rfitxed. 47c: No. 8 white.
47c; No. 4 white, 47Q47Hc; Btandard. 47
il 4Mf.
RYE No. 2. 73H375o; No. 8. 714T3c.
larlet Heeetpta.
Wheat. Corn. OatB.
Chicago, 23 356 153
Omaha '. 1 6 15
I"
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
v
Feature of the Tradlna: and Cloalnat
Price on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO, Feb. 10. Sharp declines In
wheat prices at the principal foreign grain
centers and a slump in stock had a weak
ening effect today on the local wheat
market, the May! delivery closing at a net
loss of 4u!o. Corn was a shade lower.
Oats were down fcC. Provision closed
6ft llV to 10c lower. I
'Pt,ivhMat mirlrl nronffd weak on nuit
general prutit-taklng, which was based on
declines in European markets and on 'the
-beaElsh character of the weekly statistics
. World' shipments were more than 600.UU0
bushels In excess of what had been estl
mated, and the amount on passage in
creased 8,5111.000 bushels. There waa a mild
rallv during the first hnn- due to cover-
ins bv ahortf. but the market fla n weak
ened about the mlduie t..e day and sen
timent continued bearish the remainder of
the aesslon. Th heavy tone of the New
York Block market had a depressing In
fluence late In the day. The close was
wsaki May opened lower at 90Vx4
9oKc, advanced to 97So and then declined
to 06Wa9t4. The close was at 9GVu9GV4c.
Clssrances of wheat and flour were equal
to 266,400 bushels. The visible supply In
creased 4,TB,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 648,000 bushels, compared with 678,000
bushels the corresponding day a year ago,
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of CI cars, against 4u3 cars last
week and 481 a year ago,
Corn prices advanced about lo early. In
tha day, because ot entire covering" by
shorts, who were actuated by a forecast of
unsettled weather and by reports of dam
age by drought In the corn crop in Argen
tine. The market, however, lost all of the
gain In the last half of the aesslon and
closed easy. The break in wheat, the poor
shipping demand and prediction of a
more liberal movement were the weaken
ing Influences. May opened Viiii'Ho lower
at tUWatilH to Slc, Local receipt were
356 cars, with one car of contract grade.
Oats were weak almost all day on selllng
by cash houses. Demand for cash oats was
very slack, and numerous reports Indicated
an Increase in the movement. May opened
(frc lower at 6fu63Vc, advanced to 543
and then declined to MVfcc. The close waa
at 634c. Local receipts wera 153 car.
Provisions were weak under considerable
selling pressure from local packers early
In the day, because of enormous receipts
of live hogs. The run in Chicago reached
tit record-breaking figure of ttu,0UO bead.
Prli-es made some recovery during the last
half of the seelon, owing to buying by
shorts, but th market closed easy. The
final quotation on May pork were B4cl0c
lower at $11.95. Lard was down 6&7c at
$7.47W7.W. IUb were off 6tj7ttc at fti-KXp
The estimated receipt for tomorrow are
Wheat, 28 cars: corn, 296 cars; oats, 227
cars; nogs, !. neaa.
The-leading luture ranged as follows:
Article. I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
forn
Msv
July
Kept.
Oat
May
bMay
aJulv
bJuly
Pork
May July
. Lard
May July
"Ribs
May July
WEATHER IN TUB CHAIN BELT
Rain ant Snow Tuesday, with Tern
perm tore Vsrhsngei.
OMAHA. Feb. 10. 1908.
Moderate tetnnurulures are general
throughout the central valleys and western
sections this morning. A nign pressure con
tlnut'B over the eastern portion, ana tern
pemlurus continue low In the eastern
states. A Kent-rally cloudy condition pre
vails In all suctions, with unsettled weather
thruualiout the mountain district, and con
dltlons are tavorable for rain or anow in
this vicinity tonight and Tuesday, with not
much change In temperature.
Omaha record of temperature and preclpl
tatlon compared with the corresponding day
of the past three years; .
lima. iwi. ivn. isk.
Minimum temperature .. Hil 36 0 II
Precipitation 0 0 T .1
Normal temperature ior toaay, a ae
trues.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1
7.6M Inches.
corresponding period In 1W7,
made In the formerly prevailing level of
prices In the course of the day' oner
ous. Stocks K,rn Infliiilriniialv rr-.mmcA
for sale from all sides and aa the demand
was quite Inadequate to absorb these sales,
mere waa a rapid decline In prices with
only occasional check caused by the cov
ering operations of professional bears.
There was no striking new Item of In
formation to account for the anurehensive
Pllit reflected In IhA a Hn 'nf th. mnrbat
but there as a pronounced arowth of that
pirit clearly manifest. This was due to
Cumulative frfrft tram mlfttHtrinfra fait
for some time while the Influence on prices
was aggravated by the sudden abandon
ment of a position on the lone side of tha
market which had been persisted In bv a
neculatlve element The pnnnn wtilxh
political activities are shaping was a con
tinued theme of discussion about the stock
exenange and with depressing effect. Sell
ing for foreign account played a conslde.r-
me part In the weakness, this si-lllnv hnlnir
iTumpiea noi so muolt Dy developments In
this country as by the financial flurry in
Denmark and and an Important failure
In the British shipbuilding trade. The im
pression Of hostile Uiflupnrpn 11 n the airlu
of politics was heightened by the official
recommendations for irrn.tpr rlo-or In th
collwtlon of stock transfer and franchise
axes in New York. Deollhina- rallron.,1 enrn-
nga brought Into aueatlnn further .llvl.n.n.l
disbursement.
1 he shrinkage In nrnflta nlnn iH.U In tha
Importance of the large financing which
presses upon many corporations for aet-
lement. The Journal of Commerce pre
senta an exhaustive analysis of such needs
10 oe met net ween now and July 1, which
shows refunding to be nrovidiKl for nealv
NO,ooo,nno of short time notes, for upwards
of 872,000,000 maturing bond Issues and for
. . , . 1 ,
i,..w,vw ul iiiHiuiimeiiis pttyuoie on Rccru-
ing stock subscriptions. This is exclusive
of the $60,000,000 of New York City bonds
to be sold on Friday of this week which
would present a total of f2SO.000.000.
The principal Buffirers In the day's los
ses were stocks which have been favorite
mediums for a previous speculation for
, rise. Some of the day's declines out
ide of these will be found moderate.
Bonds were weak. Total sales, nar value.
$2,0i1,000. United States 2s registered ad
vanced V per cent on call.
NumMr of sales and ouotatlona on stocks ers
s IU1IUWS
corresponding period In 1906,
WELSH, Local Forecaster.
No,
No,
Deficiency
$.98 inches.
Deficiency
8.13 Inches.
J A
St. Lonls General Ilarket.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10. WHEAT Track,
2 red, cash, 89ei8$1.00: cash, 99c(&1.00;
I hard, BtiH'Uwc; May, 97 W bid; July,
an 14c.
LORN-moK, no. z casn, wc: rno.
white, 6oyc; May, 574c; July, 68(jj6bVc.
OA IT iTack, ino. i cash. 00c; rto.
white. 60c: May 60M,o: July. 4Sc bid.
FLOUK Dull; red winter patents, $4.65
IH4.80: extra fancy and straight, I4.16W
4.40; clears, J3.buWJ.ko.
SEED Timothy, steady; $S.7b4.80.
COKNMEAL bteadv: 12.90.
BRAN Quiet; sacked, east track, $1.08 'ul
1.09.
HAY Steady; timothy, fl0.00lt.50
prairie, $9.50 11.00.
mo.N tuirun ilea i.iu
BAOQINO lOHc
HEMP TWINE 11c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; lobbing,
$12.00. Lard, lower; prime steam, $7.26,
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra
shorts. $7.25: clear ribs. $7.25: short
clears, $7.60. llaoon, steady; boxed extra
shorts. $8.00; clear ribs, $8.00; short
clears. $8.25.
FOULIKY thickens. vc: springs, ix
turkevs. 12c: ducks. 10c: Keese. 6c.
BUlTKrl creamery, 33c; dairies, axB'JBc.
iXKi 22c, case count.
Receipts
Flour, bbls 14.000
Wheat, bu. 57.000 .
Corn, Tju 147,000
Oats, bu 128.000
Shipments
14,000
81.000
62,000
OS, 000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 10 WHEAT Un
changed. May, Ko; July, ftt4. Cash
No. 2 hard, 94950; No. 3, 82&94HC; No,
red, $L0iHV No. 8. 9SC.
CORN higher: May, KvVc; July,
664C. Cash; No. 2 mixed. 6f.'4'('; No.
55 Wc; No. 2 and No. 3 white, 66Vo.
OATH Unchanged to Vie lower; No.
white. 49'50Hc; No. 8 mixed. 4SH'tf4V4c.
RYU 744iTc.
HAY Choice timothy; steady. $11.00312.00
choioa praine; work, Ei.oo'fiD.&a
BUTTER Firm; creamery. 83c; packing
stock, auvtc
bUUIMio lower; extras, 21 He firsts, I9c,
Receiut. Shipment
Wheat, bu ..68.000 68,000
Corn, bu 25.000 15.00
Oats, bu 88,000 18,000
Options at Kanstasa tuy;
96HftJ BTiafliVfW tTU
89WJ9il'74 rW m,U
tUHfHI 2H mOHS1 1H
bfc-W 61 H 694, 59S 694
69 69 69 OftSftrV 594
Hfi 64H 63H ESS 64
61 . 62V 6m EHWiS 61(ii62
46 4fi 46T 46' 4H
44HMHPVk 44 4 44
11 96 11 $7 11 85 U W 12 06
li 15 12 30 U 22V4 12 r. It 86
760 760 747t4T60 7 65
7 74 7 67H 7 62 7 66 7 70
50 $66 60 f 52 H 6 67U
8TH b2Wl 8 76 8 77V, H2
Artlole. I Open. Hlga. Low. Close
Wheat-
May ...
July ..
Corn-
May ..
July ..
KHfrAi'93Hlffwl 82H 92H
65 66 65 55VA
65 60 65 66
A asked.
ii
So. t a Old. bNew.
Cash quotations were as follow:
FIiOl I Steady, winter patonts. $4.60f
4 ; stralghu, 4.5"14 W; spring patent,
.260 5.36; straights. $4.4o(u4.9o: bakers.
4.2S.
WHEAT-NO. spring, n.061.09; No, J.
Mt-tifl.tn; No. 1 red, M'V, ijWc.
CORN-No. I, 674jfcc; No, 8 yellow.
69413.'.
OAT8-N0. 8. Slc; No. 8 white. 600
82
RVB-No. 7C, .
Bi RLE Yr-Fair to choice maltin;, 833
89i. ' " . ' ' '
BEETO Flax, NO. 1 northwestern, 81.19.
Timothy, prime. 84.86, Clover, contract
grsdes. f1 jW. .
PHOVltiON8 Phort ribs, sides floose),
$AooiB.2S.'Vrk-; rnesa. per bb.. fll.BOtyil.tB.
I-rd. per V lbs., $7.25. Bhort clear sldo
(.boxed), $d.l3.i0.
Following were the receipt and ship
mint 1 of. flour and grain:
1 ' , Receipts. Shipments,
Flour, bbls 22 12.5)
Wheat, bu. 34. 0 61 4-)
Corn, bui ISS.Jn) 154.7iO
Oats, bu ..817. 60 lu6.4K)
Rye. bu 7,u) $.
Barley, bu. 49 30.0o0
On- the iToduo xchang today the but-
Al ter marketwa firm; creameries, 2!(n:flo;
n.iiri-, 41 'i .-c. tftgi, easy; ai mara, case
Included. IWjJiti firsts. 2vc; prime firsts,
$lc; extras. ao. Cheese, steady; Ul3c.
northern, $1.05 W
n. $102 !W 1.03T1;
Itr,
.
J
PeoHn Market.
PEORIA.' reb. lft-CORN-Bteady; No. $
yellow, 6if ; No. 8, 54c; No. 4. tic; no grade,
4tH!c. . .. .
OAT8-8teady: No. I white, 603510;
tin. 4 white. 493&0c.
WHlbKr-fl.35.
Llrerpool GrsJn and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 10 WHEAT Spot,
essy; No. 8 red western wintt-r, 7s M.
Futures, stesdy; March. 7s4d; May,
Is4.d; July. 7s 61
CORN iyot suyj prim mixed Ameri-
Avallablo Supply of Grain,
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, February 8, as
compiled by the New York Produce ex
change was as follows: wneai, 4,2ig,oou
bu.; decrease 486,000 bu. Corn, 8,12$, 000
bu.; Increase 1,584.900 Du. uats, 9,528,000
bu.: Increase (.000 bu. Rye. 923.00 D'J
Increase 109.000 bu. Barley. 5,299,000
bu.; decrease 198,000 bu.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 10. WHEAT
$1.04 i 1.04; July. $1.06; No. 1 hard,
1S 4l 108; No. 1
1.05: No. 2 northern
No. i northern. 98 W to $1.01 .
FLOUR First Detents. I5.J04e5.40
first clears, $4.606 5.50; second clears,
$3.458.66.
BRAN $20.00 In bulk.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. 10. WHEAT
Lower: No. 1 northern. 11.0741 1.09: No,
t northern, $1.061.07 May. B6o. asked.
HAKLhi Dun; No. 2. Sl.Oi: saiupi
6 5c S3 II 00.
CORN Firm: No. $ cash. 55 58c; May,
i-c assea.
More Money for Llvo Stock.
The feeder and shipper of live stock
realises, under the present condition of
the market, the Importance of Intrustlu
their shipments to a wide-awake, llv
up-to-date commission firm who Is abl
to get them the very best results ou their
snipmentB.
s nave neen in tne live stock com
mission business since 1887 TWENTY
ONE YEARS.
Wa have kept abreast with the times,
and our up-to-date methods of handlli
stock have placed us foremost among th
leading live stock commission firms of
this country. We employ none but the
most competent, reliable and trustworthy
men 10 long alter our customers best in
teresta. Our salesmen on all the market
are acknowledged leaders In their respec
live branches, and you can rest assure
your best interests will be protected and
the beat possible return made 011 any
shipments you intrust to our care.
You will find It to your Interest to cor
respond with us and to your advantage to
nip your live stuck to ut.
t THL'ET BROS..
Live Block CnramlsHion Merchants,
SOUTH OMAHA. CHICAGO, SloU
CITY. SOUTH ST. PAUL.
OklNli MEl.ADY, MGR.,
tJouih Oma.ua, N.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10 Th n.tlvltv
tocks which revived toward thn nrt
ayt week was notably extended todav
he form of sellina- orders snd a dien
In
of
In
cut
Adama Expreaa
Amalgamated Copper
Am. C. A F
Am. C. F. pt4
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd ,
American Expraaa ,
Am. H. 4 U ptd
American Ics ,
Am. Llnaeed Oil
Am. Llnievd Oil pfd
Am. Locomotive ..........
Am. LooumlTe pfd
Am. 8. A R
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. 8na-ar Refining
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atcnteoa
AtchlaoB- pfd
Atlantlo Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Pal. A TJhlo
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey....
caeaapeaks ec Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chloaio A N. W
C U. A Bt. P
Chlcaso T. A T., offered.
Chlcaio T. A T. pfd
C, C, C. A Bt. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A 80. let pfd
Colo. A 80. 2(1 pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products
Corn Products pfd
Delaware at Hudson
Del., L. A W
Denver A R, O
D. A R. O. pfd :..
Dlatlllen' Securities
Erie
Erie let ptd
Erie Id pfd
General Electric
Illinois Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City So
K. U. 80. ptd
Loutevllle A N
Minn. A Bt. L...
M., St. P. A 8.
Salea. High. Low. Clone.
180
, 77.600 4H 46
t,80 M 26 14
1 7 7
1.9U0 31 1
ftve 14
,IHV)
2'
4,I00
600
14,H"0
M
, 1.100
, 11.900
son
. l.K
. 9,100
33 H
"7-,
.
110V4
714
ao
614
KT.l,
66
77
13
121
7
o
KSVw
107
7S
47
84
4
74
8. M.
cm
6
44.4H0
l.UiO
'iioo
900
M . Bt. P. A 8,
Mlaaourl Paclflo 4.100
M., K. A T..... I.WO
M., K. A T. pfd (Oil
National Lead I.luO
N. R. R. of M. pld
New York Central 18.3(10
N. Y., O. & W 1.100
Norfolk A W 1.600
N. A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
P., C, C. A St. L
Preurd Steel Car
Preaeed a. C. old
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading lit ptd
Reading id pfd
Republic flteel
Republic Bteel pfd
Rock Ialand Co
Rock laland Co. pfd....
Bt. l. a a. r. id ptd..
Bt. Louis 8. W
Bt. U 8. W. pfd
Southern Paclflo
80. Pacific ptd
80. Railway
80. Railway ptd
Texaa A Paclflo
T., 8. L. A W
T , St. L. A W. pfd....
Union Pacltto
Union Paclflo pfd
V. B. Lipreaa
U. 8. Realty h
U. 8. Rubber
U. 8. Rubber pfd )
U. 8. Bteel M.7i
U. 6. Bteel pfd 16,600
V a. -Carolina Chemical
Ve.-Care,. Ghent, pfd
Wabash 700
Wabuah pfd 100
Wella-Fargo Bipreea
Weatlnsnouaa Klectrlo 4u
Weetern Union L0
18,300 39 87
1,000 147 144
"i'.wo "v "uik
i.kn a 8
1,4"0 144 134
U,X lot 104
"400 ii'' 'io"
1. 400 17 16
4.60O 23 13
'"too '" ."ii"
'"ioi 'ii "ioij
100 68 68
1.800 144 141
'"too "i "ii"
6110 64 64
15,000 W
14 13
1,000 29 M
o i't ao
, 1.5O0 1164 118
, .6oo m 12s
', "i.tio si" "is"
6'K) 18 18
M0 47 63
. " ioi '20 " 'j(V
1U0 48 48
, J.ono 83 l
, MOO 17 16
! '"ioo "ioi, 'in''
general fund, exclusive of the 1150,000.000
gold reserve, shows: Available caj-h bal-
siicv, $1'9. 242. 202: Hold coin and bullion,
27.b0!.fi60; gold certificates, $3S,20J.4li.
Kew York llesey Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. IO.-PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPFH-Mttr per rent.
B TERLINl KXtllANQE rlrmer at a
decline, with actual business In bankers'
bills st $4 MC!! SM6 for demand and at
$t.82S.Vn4 S2fo fpr sixt-day bills; commercial
ut 1 1 n, e
SILVER Bar. 67; Mexican dollars,
4Sc.
BOND8 Government, steady; railroad,
weak.
MONEY On call steady, lvm per cent;
ruling rate, 2 per cent; offered at 2 per
cent. Time loans quiet and steady; sixty
days S4 to 4 per cent; ninety days, 4 per
cent; six months. 4fc per cent.
Closing quotation on New York bonds
were as follows:
reg.
4s.
U. 8. ref. la,
do coupon
U. 8. aa. re.
do coupon .
U. S. n. 4a. 1
do coupon .
Am. Tobacco
do 6s
Atrhlsnn gen.
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a...
Bel. A Ohio 41
do 8a
Brk. R. T. e. 4e...,
Central of Oa. es. .,
do let Inc ,.
d1 Id Inc
do 8d Inc
Che. A Ohio 4
Chicago A A. 8e.
C, B. A Q. n. 4a.
C . R. I. A P. 4s..
do col. 6a
CCC. A Bt. L. g. 4a.
.104 Hock. Val. 4H lm
,.ll'4L A N. unl. 4a I
....InSH'Mss. . g. 4a S
....IDS tin. Central 4a 7
....11$ dn let Inc II
....14 Mlnn. A ft. L. 4a.. 77
.... J M., K. A T. 4a 87
....1M ".lo t 7
.... N. R. R. of M. c. 4a. 1
....88 N. T. C. g. 8a 88
.... 87 N. 1. C. g. U 121
.... I No. Pacific 4a ion
.... 81 do 8a VI
.... B7 K. A W. e. 4a 5
.,..1") O. 8. L. rMs. 4a 87
6 Tenn. cv. 3 KS
.... 44 Reading gen. 4a :
.... n "8. it. A I. M. e Ba. im
,loi'4 9t. L. A 9. r. fg. 4i. To
1 Bt. L. B. W. C. 4s... F
t Beahoard A. L 4a.... 47
67 Bo. Pacific 4a 84
(4 do lat 4a ctfa 8H
87 Bo. Railway le 87
C1I0. Ind. 6s. eer, A. 8 Texaa A P. la.
Colo. Mid. 4s
Colo. A So. 4a.
Cuba ta
1). A R. O. 4a.
Mitlllera' Bee. 6s
Erie p. I. 4a
do gen. 4a
Japan 4a t....
do 4a ctfa
do td eerlea
Offered. "Bid.
1 T., St. L. A W.
88 Unl .0 Pacific 4a.,
l"f do cv. 4a
84 P. 8. Bteel Id 6s
8.... 70 Wahaah la
81 "do deb. B
St Wealern M4. 4a.
78 W. A L. ft. 4e.
M Wla. Central 4a.,
86
....lit
4a.. 7
.... W
.... 84
..... 87
117
.... 40
3
71
U
London
Closing; rMocks.
10. Closing qugt?.
LONDON. Feb
stocks were as follows:
Conaol money wVt M.. K. A T. ..
do account 84 16-18 N Y. Central.
iOU (Jkl
Anaconda
Atchlfton
do pTd
haltlmore A rhlo..
Canadian Pacific ...
Chenapeake Ohio.
Chicago Ot, W
C, M. A Bt. P....
Pe Been
Denver A R. O ...
do pfd
Erie
do lit pfd
do td pfd
Grand Trunk
llllni. la Central ...
Loulivllle A N. ...
SILVER Bar,
Norfolk A W
70 N. A W. pfd
88 Ontario A W
81 Pennevlvanls ....
148 Rand Mines
28 Reading
4 Southern Railway
...111 do pfd
... 11 Southern Paclflo .
... IV Union Pacific ....
... 67 do pfd
... 14 I. 8. Steel
... SI do pfd
...21 Wabaah
... 18 do pfd
. .11 Spanlah 4a
...84 AmaJ. Copper ....
steady. 'Xd per
. 20
. 87
. 64
. 83
. 43
. 61
. 5
. 49
. 1"
. 13
. 7
.118
bu
27
-
8
15
91
49
ounce.
4744
26
80
31
85
190
It
14
82
87
81
88
108
78
40
74
81
e
77
83
37
144
175
26
S
136
106
6
15
4 a
l
ti
61
to
84
10
61
142
600
18
56
20
n
28
20
112
123
10
6V
17
68
10
10
10
48
l
18
23
87
MONEY 3Mi4i4 Der cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills la J'tfiH per cent; for three
months' bills, 8 U-ljtiW per cent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Feb. 10. Money was firm and
In good demand on the market today, and
discounts were a shade easier on the Bank
of England securing the bulk of 500,000
In gold at a reduced rate. Trailing on the
Btock exchange waa dull and uninteresting.
American securities Opened nominally above
narltv. but during the session they de
clined from one-half to a full point on the
poor bank statement In New York.
Bank Clearlnas.
OMAHA, Feb. lO. Bank clearing for to
day were $1.897,2S.1 and for the corres
ponding date Ust year $1,913,007.61.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. METALS There
was a sharp decline In the London tin mar
ket, spot closing at 127 15b and futures at
128. Locally the 'market was dull, with
ouotatlona ranging? from $28.80 to $3.50.
Copper was lower In London, with spot
nuoted at 59 7s 6d and futures at 59 los,
Locally the market wifi easier and lower.
with Lake quoted at 113.3713.00; electro
lytic at $13.250 13. 87 H and casting at $13.00
13.12. Lead was lower at 14 10b In I-on-
don, but was dull and unchanged at $3.65ro
3.75 In the local market. Spelter was 2s 6d
higher at 20 12s od In London. The local
market was quiet.-, but firm at $4.6cV34.75,
Iron was lower with standard foundry
quoted at 47s ana Cleveland warrants at
48s lHd In the English market. Locally
no change was reported. No. 1" northern
foundry, $18.2&18.75; No. 2 northern foun
dry, $l7.7VgJ8.25; No, 1 southern foundry
and No. 1 southern foundry, soft, $18.00(3
18.50.
ST.' LOUIS, Fob. 10. METALS Lead
$3.76; spelter, $4.80.
gagar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10. SUGAR Raw
steady; fair refining, 3.25c; centrifugal, . 98
test, 3.75c; molasses sugar, 3.00c; refined,
steady; No. 6, 4.50c; No. 7, 4.45c; No. 8,
4.40c; No. 9. 4.36c; No. 10, 4.25c; No. 11,
4-EOc: no. 11. 4.16c; ino. is. 4.loe;t jso. 14.
4.05c; confectioners A, 4.70c; mould A, 5.25c;
cut loaf, 6.70c; crushed, 5.60c; Powdered,
5.00c; granulated, 4.90c; cubes, 5.16c.
MOLASSES Unlet. New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 84'42c.
M. pfd 126
40
20
64
87
304
62
38
19
63
16
'2
10
Mi
46
?r,
111
86
'ii
71
44
25
106
84
'n
en
...181.400 t t
61 10
400
11)
1.6J0
600
400
26XI
600
1,800
7.10
1,300
16
7
11
tn
24
It
'
108
10
II
18
16
67
10
22
23
114
10
so
16
144,100 ne 11s
Wheeling A L. K.
Wlaoonaln Central ,
Wla. Central ptd
Northern Paclflo ,
Great Northern pfd
Central Leather
Centra! Leather pfd. ......
Inlerborough Met ,
Int. Met. pfd
Bines-Sheffield Bteel ,
Total salea for the day.
700
100
. 4.0
. 12,40
NO
100
' 'iiioo
SGl.too shares.
16
18
78
17
10
8
1414
"ii
64
5
'iii:
181
116
16
71
'ii'
87
81
17
78
24
88
S
1414
40
61
'ii
117
115
16
71
'ii
' s
88
19
63
36
60
83
30
61
80 T
43
24
110
84
65
17
K
148
3
18
61
II
22
21
12
67
10K
10
17
14
ta
113
88
86
M
IT
78
26
KK
14
S
i14
40
i
13
9ft
117
114
If.
79
7
ia
IS
Boston Stock and Bond.
BOSTON, Feb. 10 Call loans. ZWSh
cent; time loans, 4V4u) per cent.
closing on stocks and bonds
pe
tchleoa adj,
do 4a
Mei. Central 4a..
Atehlaon ,
do pfd
Boston A Albany
Hoatoa Elevated
Mtthburg pfd ....
Mexican Central ....
N. Y., N. H. A H..
Vnloa Paclflo
Am. Arge. Chem.....
4s pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube....
Amer. Bugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer, Woo lea
do pfd
Edleon Klectrte Ill..
86 Rlngham
.. 7( al. A Heels.,
.. 7 Centennial
.. 47 Copper Range .,
.. 14 Daly West
..in Pranklla
..liaGranby ,
..110 lale Rnyale ...
.. 16 Maaa. Mlnlns .,
132 Michigan
113 Mohawk ,
1 Mont. C. A C.
S2 Old Dnmlnhm .
4Oeceol
10 Parrot ,
lot yulncy
106 Shannon
11 Tamarack
Kl Trinity
t'nlted Conner
...111 V 8. Mlnlns
.. 11 I'. 8. Oil
.. 40 Vtah
... It Victoria
..114 Winona
..41 Wolverine
.. IS Nrlh Butte
.. Butte Ciolltioa .
.. Nevada
... 1 Cat. A Arlir.na..
. $7 Arlanns Com...
..47 Greene Canaues
.. 14
General Eleotrle
'MM Klectrlo
do pfd
Maea. Gas
Pnlted Krult .....
United 8. If ,
do pfd
V. 8. Bteel ,
4o pfd ,
Adventure
Allouea
Amalgamated ...
Atlantic 4
aaked. Bid.
New York Mining; Stock.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10-Clpsing quotations
on mining siocks were
Official
... S
...410
... 21
... 64
...
...
u
... 10
... 1
... 10
... 43
... 1
... 13
...
... 12
... u
... 10
... ao
... 13
... 6
... 12
...
... tl
... 4
... 6
...iu
... 44
... 17
....
. . .
....!
... T
Adams Cos.
Alice
Breeee
Brunawlck Cos
Cometork TuSnel
Con. (ail. A Va
Horn Bilver
Ime Silver
Laadville Cos
t
nn
1
10
J3
44
40
7t
I
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ofhlr
Potnal
Bevege ,
Sierra Nevada
Small Mopes .
Staudard
. I
.
.
.
. 44
. 4o
. 18
,.118
Treaaary Statement.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 10 Today s
statement )f th treasury balaacea I14 the
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Business in Cattle Dnll. with
Oenerally Lower.
Bids
TEN TO FLFTEEN DROP IN HOGS
Market Hesponda to tHecord Receipt
at Chicago Moderate Nnaaber
ot Sheep and Lambs
on Sale.
OMAHA, Fob. 10.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
7.2J1
4.7"!
6.024
b.5,1
1476
6.6I0
5.H4
,4.tj
S,43
S.Ood
ti,l0
12.6iti
BOCTll
Receipts were:
Estimated Monday 4.2!'l
Hume day last week.... 3.W)
Same day 3 weeks ago.. 4.4H6
e)ame day S weeks ago.. 4. nut
Bams day 4 weeks Bgo.. 6,btJ
Hame davs last vear 2.H12
The following table ahows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep. at. Houth Omana for
the year to dale, compared with lit year:
ltftw. l.)7. Inc. leo.
Cattle 116,ay lSii.010 iXt4
Hogs 3s;.!.;l 27a.KI 115.281
Sheep 153.X72 17.72 2o,li0
ine following table shows the average
price of hoirs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
fate, I 1308. 1907.190C.r:OS.!lO4.lO3.19o2.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
JO... 4 13 I 72 6 36 4 6S 4 81 6 72
31... 4 17 te 5 4J 4 63 (69
1... 4 10 6 NX 6 41 4 69 4 74
I.... 6 61 6 4.1 4 70 4 73 68
3.... 4 18 6 63 4 72 4 M 6 70
4.... 4 17H t 3 t 74 4 81 80
6.... 4 26 6 06 t 53 4 77 6 83 1
6.... 4 22V, 6 B1 6 63 4 83 4 81 t 7
1.... 4 16j 8 81 I 67 4 74 6 741
8.... 4 2ti 8 87 6694 64 489 l
8.... 6 91 6 70 4 68 4 R9 72j
10. . . 4 09H 5 72 4 77 6 02 6 7
6 OS
t 7
6 95
e
S 93
03
01
6 99
6 CO
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today hy each road was:
Cattle. Hon. Sheeu. H'r's.
C M. ft Ut. P 7 2
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific 1
I nion 1'aclflc 4fi - 18
C. He N. W., east 8 6
C. ft N. W., west 67 3"?
C. 8t. P.. M. ft O.... 13 fi
C, B. ft Q , east 1
C, B. ft Q., west 39 29
C, R. I. ft P., east.. 6 1
C. K. I. ft P.. west.. 1
Illinois Central 4 3
C. O. W 2 1
1
12
1
1
'i
2
Total receipts 1S6 98 29 6
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indlcuted:
Cattle. Hogs. Ehcetv
Omaha Packing Co 612 769 Wl
Swift and Company ..... WW 1,264 1,697
Cudahy Packing Co Wll 2,3:5 1,229
Armour & Co 637 '.
Vansant ft Co.. 26
Carey ft Benton 40
litibman ft Kothchlld 61
W. I. Stephen 2S4
Hill ft Son 125
F.,P. Liewls 30
Huston & Co 17
J. B. Root ft Co 95
J. H. Bulla 3
McCreary ft Carey 70
Sam Werthlmer 6
H. F. Hamilton R8
M. Hap.irty ft Co...... M
F. O. Ine-hram 16
Sullivan Bros 23
Ihmor Bros 66
Ind. Packing Co 22 ....
Other buyers 284 .... 777
I'nited Dress Beef Co.... 21
St. Clair Packing Co 106
Cabbell Co 155
Tho Place of Safety
For Funds
The financial stronRth of tho First National Hank
of Omaha is so groat as to place its safety beyond
question. It has a Capital of $500,000.00, and its
Surplus and Undivided Profits amount to over
$057,000.00. These are two imiortant points to
consider when selecting a depository for your
funds. Your account and banking business most
cordially welcomed.
THE f IRST NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHA
Omaha, Nebraska.
Founded 1857.
Capital S500.000.00. Surplus and Un
lvided Profit over $657,000.00.
Depository of the United States. County
f Douglas, and City of Omaha.
Oldest National Dank and Largest Dank
In Nebraska.
S3 ESS
were comparatively small and largely for
this reason prices were fairly well sustained.
In fact on all desirable fleshy steers at
well as the best yearlings, the tone to the
market was somewhat better than toward
the close of last week. The volume of
Isislnesa was rnthur small, but the tune to
tile market was unquestionably stronger.
.Quotations on cnttle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, $n.0Uij6-&t; fair to good cornfed
steers, 14. 40al. 86; common to tair cornfed
steers, $3.tiO'(i4.25; good to choice cows and
heifers, I3.ti0ij-I.30; fair lo good cows and
heifers, $3.0()3.50; common to fair cows
and heifers. i00C(ii.9u; gwed to choice
Blockers and feedera, M."4.; fair to good
storkers and feeders, 43.tiWq4.00; common to
Totals 4,350 7,130 6.656
CATTLE The week started out with a
very moderate run of cattle and the quality
showed some Improvement over last week.
Reports from eastern markets were ex
tremely bearish and although the de
mand appeared to be good from both local
packers and eastern buyers, bids were gen
erally all of loj 25c lower than at the close
of last week and business was extremely
dull at the decline. Handy-weight beeves
were the best sellers, while the good, heavy
cattle did not meet with much favor from
any source and It waa well along toward
noon before any great amount of trading
was done.
The market for cows and heifers was
fully as much off as the fat cattle trade,
and although the demand was fair, all
classes of buyers Insisted upon lower
figures and the bulk of the trading was
done on the basis of a lOUic decline. Veal
calves were In limited supply and demand
and quotably unchanged. The market for
bulls, stags, etc., was dull and unevenly
lower.
Fresh supplies of stockera and feeders
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10 COFFEB-Market
for futures closed steady at a net decline
of 5)Sin points. February, 6.96c; March,
6.00c; May, 6.05c; July, 6.15c; September,
6.20c; liecemher, 6.3ti"U.a&. Bpot coffee,
steady; No. 7 Klo, "4c; No. 4 Santos, 8Hc.
Mild coffee, steady; Cordova, 9613c.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. 10 WOOL
Steady; medium grades, combing and
clothing, lVtB'Zic; light Tine, licgiiyc;
heavy fine, 1617c; tub washed, 264 33c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-COTTON Future
opened steady; May, 11.06c; June. 11.15c;
July. 19.82c; August, lO.fioc bid; October.
10.12(310 14c; December, 10.00c bid.
Futures closed steady; closing bids: Feb
ruary, 10.98c: March. 11.09c; April, 11.18o;
May, 11. 19c; June, 11c; July, 10.8uc; August,
10 66c; October, 10.06c: TJecember, 10.04o,
hpot closed quiet; middling uplands. 11.7CO:
middling gulf. 11.95c; sales, 326 bales.
GALVESTON. Feb. 10.-COTTON Steady :
- . .
hi. t-iUljlS. MO.. JeO.. in. COTTON
Dull; middling 12c. Sales, none; receipts.
1 bales; shipments, 2 bales; atock, 19,7 72
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La.. Feb. 10. COTTON
Spot, very steady with prices un
changed; middling, 1140; sales, 1,400
bales on spot and 1,660 bales to arrive.
Dailsttk drain Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. Feb. 10. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, $1.01 ft; No. 2 northern,
11.02; July. I1.05H.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs Lower Sheep and
Lambs Steady.
CHICAGO. Feb. 10.-CATTLE Receipts,
37,000 head; market lOfaSoc lower; steers,
4.26fi.2&; cows, 3.00t4.76; heifers. K!.6u3
5.25; bulla, 3.2fy4.30; calves, t.TV-iLOo;
storkers and feeders, t2.60&4.76.
HOOB Receipts, 78.000 head: market d
16c lower; choice heavy shipping, t4.36
4.40; butchers, M .3504.40;- choice light, 44.35
64.40; light mixed, 4.30a4.36; packing, $4.00
ft4.35; pigs, t3.6uru4.20; bulk of sales, $4.30
B436.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 28.000
head: market Bteadv; sheep, $4 25'u5.4G;
lambs, K-S370S; yearlings, $5.00.60.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Me., Feb. 10.CATTLE
Receipts, 12.000 head. Including 400 south
erns; market steady to 10c lower; cows,
steady; choice export and dressed beef
steers. $5.0536.86; fair to good. $4.4O(g6.O0;
western steers, $4.0Gfr6.30; stackers and
feeders, $3.4"3460; southern steers, ti.U'tp
4 t; southern cows, r-.tn'a wi; native cows,
$13614.50; native heifers. $3.264.75; bulls,
$3.0"'(t4.'); calves. $3.5oii.26.
HOGS Receipts. 14.000 head: market 10
16c lower; top, $4 35: bulk of sales. $4 10
fl4 85; heavy, S4.Wi 4.S6; packers, $4,150
.y.-1: pigs ana iigtit, i.wui.3i.
SHEEP AND LAM KM Recelnts, lS.fmo
head; market pT?k- lower: lambs, $6. flu?
6.80; ewes and yearlings. $4406.25: western
vearllngs, $5.5miti.0n; western sheen, $4.25
o.3; Biocsera ana teeuers. a aotjo uu.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
6T. JOrfEPIL Mo.. Feb. 10 CATTLIS
Here pits, 2,644 head; market. 10 cents
lower; natives. $$.753 600; cows and
heir.rs, 12.25 41' 5.00; stockera and feeders,
$3 60SJ 4.40.
HOGS Receipts, 1,108 head; msiket, IS
cents lower; top, $4.15; bulk, $1.100 4.25
KHEEP AND LAM BFU-Kecel.us. 2.317
head; mrrket, 10 cents lower; lambs,
lo.ouiTt.si; yearlings, 19.tu9g.10.
Receipt
clpal western
Fouth Omaha
Sioux City .
Kansas City
Kt. Joseph ..
St. Louis ...
Chicago
Stock la Blabt.
of live stock at the six
markets yesterday:
est tie. Hob.
. 4.294
, J. 100
.12.000
. 2.144
. 4.000
.$7,000
.221
4. COO
14.000
1,106
7.0t 0
'.8.000
prlu
Sheep.
6.947
l$'.fio6
1.317
' 800
28.000
Total 6118 11111 11.144
fair stockers and feeders. $2.753.60.
BEEF 6TEEK8.
No. At. fr. No. At. Pr.
6 7ft0 4 10 11 W 4 40
14 10 4 ) 1 1101 4 70
ii t ii S4 U 4 70
a M ii 14 111 4 40
4 1 4 30 17 llnO 0
16 ,..1'1 4 So 17 ll4 4 W
17 lott 4 40 , 7 1111 4 W
.. 1U14 4 4S 7 IM 0
li 11U8 4 M) 19 1ft 1 00
IB 12 5 4 60 IU 13U1 t 00
It 111)2 4 40 10 H'U 1 15
1111 4 60 . 10 1440 1 ti
10 UU 4 40
COWS.
I U 116 10 1111 1 41
1 U..0 I HI i 115 I 50
1 B74 2 0 t W I 64
4 HI III 14 1177 1 60
1 1010 1 75 1 121 1 10
t Ml I DO 1 (14 1 10
54 :... 17 1 0 IS 10.12 1 40
s m: tut S3..... 1 so
5 7r.S I KB 1 1104 1 19
1 1070 1 00 ' II ! I 75
10.11) 1 1)5 16 1144 I 75
1 71 I 25 1 1101 I 80
14. ..1. ....... 179 130 1 l'i 86
li...! fSO I 30 1 IIM 1 15
1 11)21 I 10 1 t ! 4 00
10 Un 4 JO II 12f0 4 10
19 117 I 40 6 1270 4 'a
U 1154 1 40
HEIFKR3.
1 1G 1 W 17 710 I M
a... (m) 1 15 10 .l I 0
4 347 I 15 4 13)5 4 06
J( 471 1 40 4 1U47 4 11
1 IN IS 6 1041 4 S4
BULLS.
$ IK! 1 71 1 1540 I 16
1 W 1 00 10 1400 I 40
1 MO I 06 4 UW 1 U
1 WO l 1 1IM0 I 15
1 1071 I 10 7 1441 I K
1 1390 1 10 1 1010 1 tS
1 1511 1 15 1 1970 1 76
1 ....1240 I U 1 11160 1 10
1 1170 I 16 1 1740 4 00
CALVES.
1 150 1 00 1 100 4 76
1 220 4 00 1 170 6 00
1 SO 4 00 1 140 1 00
2 11 tM 1 150 ( 00
1 140 4 60 1 100 1 15
l..,......ij.. 110 4 76 140 I
. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
7............ 110 I 40 ( 154 I 70
I.e.'.. 171 1 40 14 454 1 SO
-.J.. 141 1 45 4 661 I K
1. ...... ..a. 60S 145 $ 771 I 10
1 7S5 I 50 a S51 4 00
I .M I 60 1 too 4 00
4 715 i 60 41 126 4 00
1 Ml I 60
finish and while they took the good hoavy
grades readily they could hardly be in
uuced to looa at the thin, light and undr
weight loada and these sold lower than for
several weeks. Tops today brought $4.25,
as against 4.40 on balumay. and the bulk
of the trading wss at $4.uou4.16, as agulnat
14.loy4.25 balurday.
Representative sales:
No.
7li!
40
At.
..&a
..2.9
..1H9
..211
..1U7
. .Ill
..tut
..111
Bh.
Pr.
4 06
4 06
4 07 W
4 07S
4 07 Si
4 10
4 10
4 10
SHEEP The week sutrlcu out In
pour shape for sellers, with only
so
40 '
No.
It...
62...
40...
10...
64...
49...
4ti...
44...
AT.
. ,2V.1
..3U
..141
..Sl7
..150
..3'W
..J;s
..m
Hh. Pr.
10 4 10
10
4 It)
4 10
4
4 20
4
4 16
4 1
rather
mod
erate number of sheep and lambs on sulu.
Chicago reported tho market there as
much as luojlCa lower, and slow at tho
decline, and this had a tendency to weaken
the trade hero. Right desirable mutton
grades sold fairly steady as a rule, but
anything undeslrahle was usually quoted
10c lower than last week.
Among the offerings wero some ewe!
which brought $485; some broken fleeced
lambs, $6.40, and heavy yearlings, $6.00,
more or less satisfactory prices.
There was not much offered In the
feeder division, but the few here Bold at
current figures, with the demand about
equal to the supply. Tho general trend of
the market, however, la toward a lower
level on anything except the best kinds.
Quotations on good to choice fed sheep
and lambs: Lambs, t;.4o$6.80; light year
ling wethers, $5.5tKfc5.90; heavy yearling
wethers, $5.204j6.60; withers. $5.006.20;
ewes. $4.0Mi4.MO.
Representative sales:
418 western i-wes
410 western ewes
223 western ewes
24 western ewes, culls
242 western lambs
266 western wethers, feeders.
W7 western lambs
301) western lambs
454 western ewes
240 western ewes
S7 4 50
1 4 86
105 4 85
73 2 60
77 40
86 6 15
80 6 60
80 6 m
102 4 85
87 4 84
HOGS Receipts this morning were quite
liberal for a Monday, while at Chicago the
run was the heaviest on record. Prices
broke badly there and this was reflected in
a 10ifcfl5o decline here. Local packers were
very Indifferent buyers from atart to
St. I.onls I. Ire Stork Market.
ST. LOl'IS, Mo., Feb. 10. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4.000 head. Including 1.200 Texann;
market loc lower; native shipping and ex
port steers, $6.306.00; dressed beef and
butcher steers. $4.76(16.50; steers under 1,000
pounds. $8.C5u)4.60; stockers and feeders,
$2,404(4.65; cows and heifers, $S.15).00; can
ners. $1.7.ryfW.40; bulls. $2.5O0j4.6O; calves, $1-60
;i7.60; Texas and Indian steers, $2.9006.26;
cows and heifers, $1.76113.76.
HOGS Receipts, 7,000 head; market loo
lower; pigs and light. $3.5xh4.S6; packers,
$4,001X4.16; butchers and best heavy, $4.30
4.40.
SHEEP AND LA.MB8 ReceiotB. Y)
head: market 10c lower; native muttons,
$3 2MJ.50; lambs, $4.50!J 86; culls and bucka,
$2.603.00.
Sloox City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Feb. 10.-Speelal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 4,100 head;
market 10c lower: Blockers weak: beeves,
$'i.M5.40; cows and heifers, $2.KK34.26; Btock.
ers and feeders, $3.00oj4.0U; calves and year
lings. t2.5iKj3.fiO.
HOQS-RecelptB, 4,000 head; market lOo
lower; Bulling at $3.85(34.20; bulk of sales,
$4.00SH.10.
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