" 0
.RAH ASKTKODECE ilAREET
Wleat Taluei a Shade . Eaiier in
" . Early Session.
- - - -
stbongeb' tone shown later
I L a . - .
Bteelt'.f c'r.Mht. Dae fttsrt-a,
l!raickpIaj tnlt frees Mils.
' festers -Desaas GmA,
ns "Frfees Higher.
6M A HA. Neb., Feb. 10,
Ther wit little material change In th
"Wheat situation and cahles came a ahade
lowr.-Values vara bit eafW during tn
early part of. the session. Advices from out
ide market oams airong and higher at ih
Uc and strengthened th local optlona.
Receipt of corn wera light, due to the
recent moem. which blocked traffic from
nipping center. The armand continue
jood and prlcea vera higher accordingly.
Wheat Opened uneasily and worked a
Irlfl lower, with sentiment bearish. Later
ralues braced and advanced, with outside
tn ark eta giving strength. Newa waa con
sidered bullish from the winter wliuut local
Itm,' advising the freezing of the growing
crop. May wheal opened at tl.U4 and
slo-d at 11.0454,
Corn waa steady at yesterday's closing
prlcea Receipts war light and offerings
were w-l taken. -Cacti corn waa veiy
active, demand being good, and prices ruled
strong. The ooustry movement Is expected
to be light for the next few dea. May
Corn opened at tto end closed at MC-
Primary wheat receipt were 2o4.tjo bush
els and shipment were 2il,0oo bushel,
compared with a holiday last year.
Corn receipt were Mn.WiO bushels and
hlpmenta wer '42,000 bushels, compared
with a holiday last year.
Clearancea were US.WKi bushels of corn.
1.009 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
anal to 447.000 bushels.
Liverpool created Sd lower on wheat and
Vd higher on corn.
Local rang of options:
Article. Opea. ( Jllgh.j Low.t'cioee. Ye'y
Wheat ' , --
May... 103H 1N H 1 N.
July... t3 M t3 St ST,
Com
May.. . .. 9 M 69
Oat
May... SO "IPS 60S 60
I 1 I' I 1 I
OaaaJaai Oavaai . Prltet,
hard. MVbfl.Ol; No. 4 hard, STijWc; No.
spring. ll.0091.mVa. .
CtJiNr-No. S. 67c; No. 1 ellow. 67c; No.
t white, 80c; No. t while. 69HW5.
OATS No. ( mixed,. W No. t yel
low, dj-jwc; No. white. 4H-r49V4C; No. 4
white, 4Wc; t -tridjird, 4Sc'
HXkiNa. X. 73c; No. , Jlc.-
Darlt Jtoeetpta.
"Wheat. Corn. Oats.
OUeadJo 27 ju 84
Minneapolis J7
Omaha 48 62
Duluth !, at)
CHICAGO tijVAl.V A!D PROVISIONS
retlsresf the Tradlas; sad Closlss
' Prtoe Board of Trade.
CHIOAOO. Feb. '10. Rallying from a
tame and easy 1 spentna; the wheat-market
dr-vetoped .today into an active ami strong
aLffalr, the May delivery advancing to 11.117,
a new high . rocopd tor the season. Tne
market oloaed strong, at l moat the top, at
net gains of Vfl V U IV". Corn and pro
vision dosed .steady and oats firm.
Although a new high level in wheat wa
reached, the volume of business was not
extremely large, and trade waa not of a
general character, but waa mainly confined
to what are termed professional trader.
Th eaiabl string; of the new high mark waa
chiefly tin result of purchases by the lead
ing bull- whoy It wa claimed, bought ap
proximately 1. 500.000 bu. during the iaat half
of the day. Thl buying brought out active
demand by , shorts, wno had apparently
oversold earlier In the session. The demand
wa based to' some extent on report from
the southwest, whifh claimed that much of
the fall-sown crop In Kansas and Ne
braska, which waa said to be without
now protection, had leen damaged by
the. cold wave. The unusually brisk de
mand for cash wheat at the principal grain
centers, qf thla country was also a strong
stimulant to demand for the optlona Local
caan .sale were reported at 11&.M bu. A
docluja ,uf Sd to Sd at Liverpool had-a
bearish effect early In the day. During
the day, -the May delivery raog.d between
I1.10S and M.ll'a and closed at 1.UV. July
closed at Il.Wfil.OoH.
Cold weather in the corn belt had a de
preaslng effoot on the corn market. At the
t loae prices were a ahado lower to Vk'c
higher, with May at 4Vac and July at at
tl4l,sC. -
Liberal pumhaaea by leading bull caused
a sharp advance In the price of oata, but
late In the session th edge waa taken off
th market by a report from New York
which claimed fresh purchase there today
of Argentina oata. The market, however,
closed firm at net gains of VifSc. with May
at ilStWSc and July at 47-c.
Provisions ware -quipt and steady. Local
packers were moderate aellere. notwith
standing an advance of 17c to V)c In th
price of live hags. At the close prices were
unchanged to 2Vc lower. .
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articled 0pen. lUgh.t Ixw. Cloae. Yea'y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept
O.rn-r
May
July.
& pl
Oats
July-
8Mt.
rerk,
May"' July
Lard
May
July
H ilia
May July
WS
I lis 1 los!
111S
1 l"S
1 OJ
I !lr
1 WS
tHkl
I
9SrV
4
ws
y'64
lM'M!4!4a-lr,4.64Si8'4l 64
MS I
47S
-S!
6-MSS
47SI 47V
47
Si
1 7S 1 7Sl
17 USi 17 07S
1 SO
n w
16 96
17 86
67V
t
TS
uxs!
?S S1
m s tit y
o I i o i
s
71
V7Vtn WSi
(CSI
o
No. 1
Cash quotations wer as follows:
KIXH R- Firra, winter pawn la. ft 7i
Hi; strals-hta, I. 66 fi 4 Hi; , eortng patenta
lo.Mie.70; atraajUl. i.'.Cyoiiu; bakers U-T5
j.w
HY K No. t, KVaO.:-
BARLET Feed or mixing, ?bc; fair to
- iiiBjiiiii, n-im,
StCKDf KlMlf. K j.-1 aotiLhweatm n mix
No. 1 northwestern, tl.fc'S. Timothy. 3.7a!
umvr, ay so.
PHOVit10N Pork. mesa r kv.i
HAJuoK.7. Lard, per ldtt rbs , t.M. 8hort
rib..Md-(leoael. S7Sj-7.- ahort clear
ai'itu (ooxeai, a.aava w. ' .
iwm wnruim oi wneai and nour were
qaal ta 4.,0J0 bu. Primary receipts were
2fc4.UW bu compared with a holiday the
LvrrwiKHjuinB uay a year a o.
Katlmaiwl reoelpta fNr tomorrow: V heal
cars; corn.' M' car; oats, W crs: hogs'.
ti.us oeaa
Kaasati City Craia aaa VrwvUUa.
KANSA8 CITT. b. .-VHEAT-Ln
changed: No. 1 hard, 1.WS-1.S: No ;
hard;l BuLH-; Ne. Si red, il U,Bl i; No.
red. U-lil It.
t'OUN-t'pclianged to Sc higher; No.
mixed, 6c; .Ns. t mrxed. (,06c; No
White. lri Np.- 1 lui, wiSveMc.
OAT&-,ndianged: No. I white, aOtioJe
, No. 0 mixed. 4ijoc
RTE-76uvo.
liAt ott-ady: "(ioju timothy. M 75
' -' rwa.n, cnoice al
(alfa. ll6.ilavJ. . . .
HLTTIlH Oamery: a-xtra. Jlc; firsts
nSo; aet'onda, iSef packing Mock, lac.
KuULxtras. .iiSc; urjent receist.
WliciAT-Ma-y.ai.OaTk; July, sSc". Sep-
t - ttK r hM M i .....
i. uiiheMay,.4wSc July. ertc; September
.."-J ... Keeeipta. tihipmenta
w neat,-m. i., ...4 eu - , t.t
I'oi u,. bui . . , . . , ,-, . .17. uuw j i HIM
Vale. by.. w. 4 Ova 1J,0J
upuvmm ajtaaaa vuty:
' Article., vOpea,MIli Low. j Close.
Wheal.,
r
May .....l ulV i 103 I 1 IVl
July ....n. jl.'vsi-v aaii- c.i r
May t V" .'o'tSv.A
A Mked p bid.
, Philadelphia r red se Market.
PHTLADUfPHIA..Fb. l BI'VTKR
Klrh aad, lu good .dc.ua lis . axtra wesiers
treajnery . J2c. satra norty lOnt He
k-ua FVruH. Pennsy lvania and other
nearby yifsta. irf. aa, tic at maik;
rurrent M.. ip'i, Ij -eelutaable eaaea. t
A taaufc, weaiara ifta. tree, saaea, tiu
i Til rr nit in i n t ti v T-iT-r Tiiftmt i v iniiiit tn .
! Liu wjjaua iv.hl, 1 mmw.i, r fiiwa Am u. i;v.4.
at mark; current refrtfJf. ff-? thS.. Jl
II'- st mark , .
rilF.t?K Firm; Ne Terk full creama.
rholi a, 14S4JIt : New TerV: full creams,
fair to good. 14 6 14Se. .
sew TURK ckxkral" "market
ttastatisaa ef tke Day Varlsas
tssaaaodltles.
NtW TORK. Feb. JO.-FICR-Receipt..
14.ovbbls. ; exports. ,-, bbls.: market
quet, but firmly held. Minnesota
bekr. 4.ij4 JO; winter extra. U.74.Jf;
Winter ratents. ts.on4r6.4n; winter low
grades, U.6'a4Ju: Kinmi City straights.
U m4 ;. Rye flour, firm: fair 4o rood,
U ft.2l; choice to fancv, H."!.til 60; buck
wleat flour, quiet at- - tLXhfti, per 100
pounds.
BI CKW HEAT-Dull; New Tork state,
49c asked.
COP N MEAL nrm; fine write end vel
low. l.Sftii.u; coarse. I1.504J1.66; kiln dried.
t3.7;i..
BYE Firm; No. S western, S3St t. - b..
New York.
BARLEY Steady ; feeding. 70e7lc. c 1. f..
New York. '
WHEAT Reoelpls. 41 20n bu.: spot mar
ket strong; No. 2 red. 61.16S. elevator; No.
S red. SI ITS. nominal, f. o. b.. afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth, tl.IFV, f. e. b. afTnat;
No. 2 hard winter, tl.lt-. f. o.' b.. afloat.
A remarkable advance In May wheat at
New York was the feature today, reflecfln.
a trong cash situation and active demand
from shorts. The price ai Id up to wlthtn
a cent of the season high point and closed
very firm at So net rise on May and Sc on
July. May closed at I1.16S: July closed at
$1 07S.
CORN Rerelpts. 36,000 bu. ; exports, . 700
bu.; spot market firm; No: J, TiVtc, elevator,
and 7hSc, f. o. b., aflat; No. 2. white
nominal, and No. 2 yellow. 70Sr, f. o. b..
afloat. Option market waa firmer with
wheat, closing partly S" net higher. May
clost'd at 71c; July. JlSTlSe. cloed at
TISf: September closed at 71Vc.
OATS Heo lpta, lu.: export. 1.000
bu.; spot market firm; mixed S6 to 32 lbs ,
hMy; natural white.- 2 to 3Z lbs.. 4V
67S"; clipped white, 31 to 40 lbs., 6Sfi?c
HAY-Uull; No. 3. hK-; gootj to
choire, t'Vdsftc.
HIDES yuiet; Bogota. m83Hc ; Cen
tral American: 30'c.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 23S63c.
PROVISIONS fierf, barely steady!
family. tl. Si"W1.0O; mess. JU'.&911 00; beef
hams, 1M VifX-nO; paok-t. tl4 SoJl6.00; city,
extra India mess. IJ4.'324.50. Cut meals,
steady; pickled tv-lllee Co 9V: pickled hams,
DS'i'KK'. Lard, steady; western, J 7i9 HO.
Refined, steady: South Anx-rjca,-, Sl't.76;
eompound. t7.2fo7.60. Pork.. steady;
family, HS.Wf 19 fi": short cleara. 1.00
4jil.o; mru, tn.Sf'n W.flO. . ... -
TALLOW Steady: city ($2 per pk, c;
country (pkg. free, 603Sc.
KICK Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
2S'''6c: Japanese, nominal.
LL'TTER Steady on top grades, oth
era dull and easy; creamery spe
speclal. Xc tofflclal price, 82ei; creamery
extras, 31aUSc; creamery, thirds to firsts,
2P.fT.10o.
POULTRY Alive, steady: western chick
ens, 12c; fowls, 13Sc; turkeys. 12lc;
dressed, Irregular; western chickens, 12$
14c; fowls. Lirtfloc; turkeys, Wuiio
CHEESE Firm; state, full ream, spe
cials. laHSc. f i:
EGOS Easier: state. Pennsylvania -and
nearby fancy, selected, white. SMiSSti-; fsir
to choice. 364i37c; rrjwn and mixed, fancy,
36a37c; fair to choice. MaJic; western
firala, Z4Vsc; aeennda, 33S4i'44c.
WEATHER I THE j.UBAlX. BKLT
Fair Tharaday, with theTesnperatare
"lowly Rlslss;.
OMAHA, Feb. 10, 1M9.
The storm area extends from the upper
Mifcilsslppl valley east over the lake region,
Ohio valley and eas' to the Atlantic coast,
with the center of Che disturbance over
lyiug the upptr .lakes. . Snows, and-. high
winds are general throughout '. the lake
region and Ohio valley, with rains In the
eastern states. The cold wave continues
to follow the storm, and-the weather Is
decidedly colder In the upper lake region,
lower Ohio and Mississippi . vslleys, and
southern states. Excessive rains have
fallen in the gulf states within the last
twenty-four hours and continue on the
south Atlantic? coast this morning. The
weather has cleared west of the Mississippi
river to the mountains, and rising temper
atures are general everywhere wst of the
Mlaaourt river this morning, and conditions
are favorable for slowly rising temperature
In this vicinity tonight and Thursday, with
fair weather. , - - ...
Record of temperature and precipitation
comparod with tbe corresponding, day of
the last three years: 1
. : ' .... -. 1. ixm. ixn: 1SWS.
Minimum temperature:...' 2 32 " 36 - 0
Precipitation . .16 T '-.( T
jsormal temperature for today. Ti degree.
Deficiency In precipitation since. March 1.
I N inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904,
7.66 Inches. '-
Deficient. y corresponding period In 1907.
t.9b Inche.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster..
fit. I.eala General Market."
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10. WHEAT .Futures!
lila her; cash, weak; track. No. t red. cash.
I1.214TL22; No. I hard. S1.07l.UVs; May, tl.tt)
l.i: July. ssMt.- ; .
COlt. nigner; iraia, ino. s casn. tiivoc;
No. 2 white, tc; May. iJ'ic; July.-43Uc.
OATS Higher: tracH. No. s cash. Kc: No.
I white, MSc; May. u2'c;. July, 47SC .
Rl ti Nomina;, Tic.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents.
S.36i! 6.40; extra fancy and atraigtits,
4.0W6.26; hard winter clears,. S3.76J
4.05. -
SEED Timothy, t3.0ua.46. --
CORNMEAL IS. 10.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track. 1110
Cr l.ia. ' '
HAY Dull: timothy.' t.te 14.00:
prairie W.trll .60. ' . -
KU Cl.rill.IIN 11CB Sl.VW.
RACKHNO Sc.
HKMP TWINS 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady;". Jobbing,
$14 0. Lard, steady: prim steam, $ 10
(at 40. Dry sail meats, unclianaed. boxed.
extra shorts. $9 1 2 S ;. elar - -ribe, t 26;
short cleara, 49.60. Kacon. unchanged;
boxed, extra shorta, $1o27S: clear ribs,
610.26: sltort clears. $10 60
POULTRY 8ieady; chickens. 11c: anruia.'
13c: lurkeya. 17c: ducks. 12c; gees. i,c.
HLTrfcK rii mer; creamery. 2i8JiSC
EOOS Lower, 31c, case count,
clears, 10 Sc. i . "
- Recelois. Shipments.
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, bu.
4.600 14. 000
."Si. 000 7 0 10
47.000 . 52.000
..30,600 , - 56,000
Corn, bu . . .
Oata, bu
Mlsseasella Gralw Market..
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 10. W HT?AT May,
tl. in',: July. 61 10S4il.l0S-" "aak: -. No.' 1
hard. II li'Sl !-: No. 1 northern, tl .H-v
tjl.ll; No. northern, 1. 0VS'1.09T; JvTo. S
northern, tl . 1 OTs.
SEED Flax. I1.41S.
BRAN In bulk. ia.iarJ3 .09.
FLOUR Strong in tone;, firet patenta.
t") second patents, li-Afco 4. first
clears, t:.aSJ.06:
LiTraot Uralsi Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. lo.-WHEAT-9io;t.
strong; No. .2 red, vesltrn winter, 7s Kid
Futuits, steady; MarclK 7b..10-4; Mayj 7
lod: July, Ts I0d- --. . .
CORN Spot. auady; hew ' American,
mixed, via Galvestcn, 6s 4V1 Futures,
steady; March, 6s CVd; May. 6 tSd.
Peoria Harkel.' ' '
PKORIA. Feb. 10. CORN-Higher; No.. C
jelloa. JS"S:; No. t yellow. tuv-3e: No.
t -c; No. t. JHo; No. 4. Hoic; do
grade. 6c. .
OATS Higher; No. Z white, Sitriikic; No.
t white. 6Jja3Se; Xo 4 MU, it.
. i
Mllwasa.ee Grata Market. y..
MILWAUKEE. ' Feb. 10. WHEAT -Firmer;
No. 1 northern, tl 14(01. 15; No. 2
northern, tl 114)1 L": May. tl 1H bidi
XRN Hlgtier; May. 44V tW. -BARLEY
Higher; taotlard. Wc; "
pie. 4180AC.
Dslath Urals Market.
DULVTH Minn. Feb. . 10 VHK.AT;
May. I10T: July 1 10 , bid: No 1
northern, tl 09.; No. 1 nut thern, ' 1 1 07
OATS 6oS-
tvstsrate1 Aplee sat Ortrd Krslts.
NEW YORK. Feb -1 10, EVAPORATED
APPLES Maikt-t cjntiliuts quivt. . with
fancy ciuoled al uvtK-; choiia .at' 71
7c; prime at tH, V 7c ; and common u Liir
at
DRIED FRUITS Prune ara a little
more active, but continue rather easy and
unset lied, Willi quotation -t-aitf-;iig from
t to ".'c for new crop CklLfornia fruit
ranging up to 4o-jo. and from H to te for
OrtoB prunea ranging from 4u-o' to a
h. Apricot are firm, with rhoK-e auoted
at 9-yu-kc: extra rixaa r 9-AjmX and
fancy at 11 I Jo. Sunt butunens is beau
dwie In seeded raisins .m- atiet. bat -tlar
market showa no quotable tinprrwement.
ijuotationa range from r U in for loos.
MuacaLeL. and Irorn to i-4ur ctmlre to
fancy srded; V to 6Wc tstr eeecaless.
tl ta4 M for- Calif ni layers. . Praehsa'
are unchaiigvd. with chvioe -quoted si fce
c: eu i a .vhoioa ai Vt7ajc; -aaf faaa
ai CVbajck . J . . .
SEWTORE STOCKS AND BONDS
Market it Dull, and Price MoremenU
Ire Unimportant.
DAT IS. . BARREN OF . INCIDENT
ellac ef Aaaerleas Beearltle la
fcarwwe bsmim ( Flaaaelal. Coa
dltfea There, la Bar. 4 Ad.
raae la alaea.
NEW TORK. Feb. 10 The speculative
spirit see ma to be In a torpor at present
nd no operations aee undertaken in th
stork market of any far-reach Ing sig
nificance or importance. The dealings of
professional leaders which make up th
market are of a kind which are dosed
up from one day to another and often In
the ssme day. a profit of a small frac
tion berng aufflclent to Induce realisa
tion. Such a market amply explains the
fitful and languid fluctuation which ex
tend orer little greater range In the coura
of a week than for a slnal day.
Today' market w almost barren of
Incident -and Ita subsidence Into greater
dullness sugs-esta an early arrival at com
plete stagnation, a condition,., however,
which I rarely prolonged for any length
f time except In periods of profound
financial and commercial depression. An
Immediate factor Increasing the dull ten
dency was the approaching double holi
day. Dull as waa the market, ita action
did Jiot express an uncheerful view of the
outlook, the, resistance to the early de
clining tendency and the later sluggish
upward movement suggesting a tenacious
hold on securities by present owners. In
spite of the entire dinTncllnation to take
on new hold in us. Foreign Influences were
of considerable sentimental effect on the
tone, but without giving rise to any act
ual operations of Importance In the mar
ket. Securities snd money markets
abroad were favorably affected by the de
velopments concerning International rela
tion. The visit of th British sovereigns
to Berlin Is counted on to soften seme
Of the asperities that have grown up In
the feelina: between the two nations. Re
lief wa felt over the action of Bulgaria
In the Issuance of the demobilisation or
der, confirming the appearance of re
atored concord growing out of the set
tlement with Turkey. The agreement be
tween France and Oermany over Moroc
can affairs waa another source of satis
faction. Finally, the further rise In mar
ket quotations of Japanese bonds soothed
any apprehensions that might have been
caused by more bellicose signs in the
Japanese relations with this country. The
force of these considerations snd of the
relaxing money market in London Waa
measured In the material advance of 11-14
of a point in the price of British ronsol.
The direction In which these develop
ment have mot Interest to the New
York market Is In the relief afforded
from the Insistent liquidation of foreign
holdings of American securities, which
ha been going on for many months. The
relatively high level of the stork price
In New Tork, the low money rstes In
comparison with foreign money market
and the continued advantage In the in
ternational exchanges held by this coun
try as a result of the heavy excess of
value of merchandise exports over im
ports have all combined to prompt for
eigners to send home our securities s a
means to procure' relief for their own
necessities. Much Of this has been gen
uine investment liquidation, and anything
which promises its abatement will go to
remove a serious weight on the appre
ciation of values, wlilch would be looked
for without It.
The few point of special strength In
today's market had little to explain them.
The rise In the Colorado railroad group
was In spite of reports of unprecedented
snow , blocksdes In that region. A rise
In the London prie of copper was made
of some Influence on the copper Indus
trial The appearance of E. H. Harrl
man at a New York Central directors'
meeting gave encouragement to hope of
hi good physical condition.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value 1 6J SO. 000. United States 2s, reg
istered, declined S per cent on call.
Number of saies snd rr:nctpal quotation
en stock were as follows:
sale, ntrh. Low. Cleas.
Ainal(Bate4 Copper ...
Am. c. .a r
Am C r. pf4....
Am. Cotton Oil
An.. H. a L. pM
Am. lea Swant let ......
Am. Lln.eed oil
Amorrcan loramotire ...
Am. Looonvaiva pfd.....
Am. S. ft
Am. s. a n pr. ......
Ars Susar -ItefinHta'. . ...
Am. Toaaree pr4. .......
Americas "Woalea
Atmroada allalp (o..i
Auhlsoa
Aictoitoa pr4
Atlantla Coast, bin.,..,
BalUmor a Ohio
Bl A Ohio pf4
Brooklys Rapid Tr
f'anadun Parific ,
r-mtrai Lalher
u.ixo
1.4H0
77
t0
7M4
71 Vl
5M
111 .
41
41 'i
zt
US
Wet,
111C4
.7-4
1M 14
las '
tl
J
IAO
. Sill)
wo
I'D
two
CI.
4r
rs
5,
5R
11J
1W ill
ll.fW T
4. MO HM. 1114
- tto 1SJV, HS
lem 6s Ait
700 S M4
X t W Kt
t,t0 111 1" 1K"4
.l.vn lust U l'S
l n at It
l,u T!14 71
7ns 17 172W ITI
Central Leather pfd
t.lO 1M 101
1112 C4
in
44i
t-i
JCC
71
44
Central of New Jersejr
cMMpeaxe uaio
( hlro Ot. W
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C, M. St. r
C, C. C. St. L
Coloraao P. I.....'
Colorado so
Cola. so. 1st pfd
Colo. 4 s. Sd ptd
Consolidated Gas
Com Prod arts
Dolswaro m Hadaon
Doneor A Bio Grand
D. . O. pfd
Dtstlllars gocuritles
Krl .-.
Biia 1st pfd
KrU Jd ptd...... .:
Oeaoral Blertrle
lireat Northern pfd
Grast Northora Or ctls. ..'
Illlaois rniral ...........
Inui-boreugh Mat.
Im. Mrl. pfd ,
Intornational Psyac
Int. Paper ptd.
lntornaiional Pump ......
Iowa f'ootral
Kimu City Be
K. C. so. ptd
Uulvlli. A N
Mia. A St. Louis
m.. st. rasa u
Miaaourl Pacific
St.. K. A T....- ....r
M . K. A I! pfd
National Lad
New York C antral
N. Y . O. A W..
Kortolk A W..;
NortS Acckarlcaa
Nurtaeni PacilK
Pa. Uw stall .
Paun7lvanls
Peopla'a Gas
P.. C . i A St. J, ,
Premwd Steel Car
"Pullman Palao Car ,
Halloa? Bleol tprlag
Heading ;
Hapublic Steal
Hat Mle ileal pit
Rsrk latand Ca.
Boca l.laod Co. pfd
tl. U A V M pfd,...
St. Uocila S W.
at. L. S W. pfa...
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to. Par if k! pfd
Aoaiham fuilaar .:
so. Rallv-ir pfd
Toanaaao Caspar ...
Tsasa A Pacllia, ,..
T . St. L A
tnlon Parific
1'nfcuB Pacific pfd.
I'. 4. Rubber
ti. a. Rubber 1st pld
r. V. steal J.....
I . aaaai' pld
lJCO U, I17V( 114
1.7i4l in 1214 172
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lul Coppar .'
a. Carolina I bemical
Va -Carahn team., pfd -
Wabuk ,.
Vtabaatt pfd .'.
Waatlliaboiia ICloctrlc ....
Woacam 4,'aioa
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Total sales lor ta ear. l'.ml aharaa.
Lmaelssi Sleek Market.
LONDON. Feb. 10. American securities
were quiet and efalurelca during the first
hour today.. Prlcea ruled from 4 below to
4 above peeler da ye New York cloelng.
Loudon cluauig tlutki:
tonaola, money , K. A T
do acatm-u M N V Canirai...
Aaacaaoa S Norfolk A W
Auhiaua 1V do pfd
do ptd 104 Ontario A W
Baltimore A Ohio. ... 1114 F-eana-lraaia '.. ,
CaaadiaQ Pacific Hl'pBaud atiaa
C aaaapaako A O. . .'. . 47 Kaadin
Cktcapo 4J. W 7 Sou l been kr
I SI.. Mil. A 4L r. U do pfd
I Bora - 114 toathora Pacini
(Mnear A Rios ' t'sioa Pseiiic...
4o pfd ia do pfd
gne. , til, l'. . ii ...
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firand Trunk ; i'a do p'4
Illinois Contral li doaniaa 4a, .
f i ..1 11. A N .. .JI lull f-...
Is
oil.v t-K-tcir. hiraa at U l lad per ut.
MOMEY ltiH per cent.
The rat of discount in th open market
for hort blil la Vje: per ceut; for tnree
month' bills. Il-IOBi'a per cent. : :
Trrassry 'atateaaest.
WASHINGTON. Feb. lo. -Today slate
n QL Of lh treasury balaoce in the sen.
eral f wad tua4 ot the lUav uuo.o gold
taaauvsw. lioWBi ...Aval labia -caaA Ikalaau,
ti 4A rrt ; g.,14 coin snd bullion, tc3.tr: C5.
gold certificates. U4.4n7.T4i0;
ftew York Msaey Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. lO.-MONKY-On call,
tedy at I'di per ctnt; ruling rt. IV4
per cent; closing "rod. I1 per ent! offered
at JH per cent. Tim loan, dull nd ensy;
ity day. tV4?; per cent; nlnoty jayr,
ltS per tent; sit month, StiSS per cent.
PR MB MERCANT1LB PAPERMH
per cent. '
81ERLINO EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 14 fsjOTSO
4W.16 for sixty-day bills and at M int for
detand: connerc.-1sl bills, 4MJ4 4i4
SILVER Bar. 61V: Mexican dollars,
44c.
RONDel vernment, - easy; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations oa bonds today wi a
follow:
V. S. ref ta rag 11SMan. e. ( 4a
4o coupon 1114 Mei. Central 4s H
V. . la. 14 4o 1st Inc..
4 soupra .. .1 H- A St. L 4, MT4
tJ. 4. 4a. ra....e.....lUw M , K. A T. 4a 10
4s coupon U do Is ta4
Am. Tobecre 44 74S M. H It. ef M. c. 4a -v
do 4a 104V, S. T. C. 4 ISs tl
Airhlaon sea. 4s 11' ?". J. C f. 4a 1
do ad. 4a ..! No. Pirirte 4s. 1U4
do c. 4s. 104 da Is 744
do r. fa 1074 N. A W. e. 4a t4
Atlantic C. L. 4 0 . L. rf'lu. 4 ....
Pal. A Ohio 4a HiSPann. ct. Is, mi... abt.
do l's 4S do con. 4a KS
tVk. R. T. CT. 4a ... 44 S Read In, Son 4s M-4
Crniral of Ga. ia. . . . Rep. of Cuba 4 H24
do tat lac 71 St. U I M r. ta . 1114
do id Inc 40 St. L. A P. f, 4a. ST
da Id Inc ll4Pt. b. t W. c. 4s... H4
re A Ohio 4Si....l(eahoard A. L. 4i . 44 4
Ctalraio A A. I... 74 8o. Pacific 4 414
C. B. A q. n. 4a.... 7 4a let 4a n"4
C . R. I. A P. 4a.... nS. Railway 4a., lleSi
do col. 4a tlTetai A P. la 114
da rtd, 4i sT.. ft. L A W. 4a 43
CCC. A St. L. g. 4a "s t nlon Parific 4 lOii
Colo. Ind. 4a 74 do ev. 4s "04-4
Colo. Mid. 4a U V. S. Steal td 4t 1H4
Colo. A So. 4a W4 Wanali Is 114
Pel. A H. r. 4s 101H Weitora ltd. 4s "'
D. A R. G. 4a MtTf. A L. C 4s C4
Erie p. I. 4a to N. T., N. H. A It
do fan. 4a 771, rr. 4a sir 1S44
Hock. Val. 4aa 104 Las Shore 4a ltst... ati
Int. Mel. 4S ot m. T. A T. ct. 4s.. 13
Japan 4a H4S Wabaah Kl. T. 4s ... 47
do 1S S"". Rail-esy 4a 74
4o 4 Ha d series... 41 Mo. Pacific 4s 444
LAN. nnl. 4e lt D. A R. G. raf. ta. . 44
BI4. anjffsred.
tWeal Seesrltlea.
OMAHA. Feb. 1 Quotations on Omaha
stocks and bonds, furnished by Pamuel
Burns, jr., 614 New York Lit building:
Bid. Anked.
Columbia Fire Inaurano Co 17a 144
Combinatioa Brldga, Btnua CUT 40 ,1
City of Omaba bondt, 4S". 11 107 ina
Ind. Tel. 4a, 1U. eu pfd bonua 44 47 S
Kanaas Ctty Ky. A Uht 4a. Ull 4714 4i
Kansas City R. A Li.ht pfd 74 a
Nebraska Telephone Slock 42uj 44
Omaha Gaa M. 11:7 44 44
Omaha Electric Lt- A Power ta 1IM... 104 ltt
Omaha Klectrlc Lt A Power pf4 40 44
Omaha A C. Bluffs St. Ry is 1114 44 144
Omaba A Ca Ulutfs St. Rr. aa, U2 44 iw
Omaha A Ca Bluffs St. Ry pfd 44 4444
Omaha A Ca Bluffs St, Rr com 41 t
Omaha A Ca. Bluffs Ry A Bridge ptd. 41 44
Omaba Water Co. 4s, 1414 44 ll
Omaha Water Ca. fa. 1444 u 44
Omaba Water Co. 1st pfd... 14 II
Omaha Water Oa. td pfd 4 T
Omaba Board ef Trade Bid,. Ca pfd.. 41 104
Omaba Board of Trade Bids. Co. cats., ti 4
Swift and Company 10414 101
State lniuranc Ca 114 130
thertdaa Coal 4s. 14U.. 44 104
fhartdaa Coal pfd 44 1CN
thorlaaa Coal com 40
lloua City Stock Yard, pfd 4! so
Bloui City Stock Yards com 4 44
Trt-8tate Land Co. pfd, 4u eg bo sua 4i 4
t'nloa Stock Yards Ca. stack l
U.-Ucjo construction Co., Kansas City.. 44 N
Wricbt-Wllkalmy Ca. pfd 44 4714
Boatoat Rtocka aaal Hosts,
ROSTON. Feb. 10. Money, call loan
"Vi per cent; time loans, Jf4 per -c
s, 2
ent.
uiiHiai closing on siccat and oonus:
AtrbUon ad. 4a 44 Ariions Com
do 4s HI Atlantic
Atrhteon R. ft Baua CoalUion
do pfd lMst'al. A Arliona .....
Boaton A Albany Zi Cat A Hecla -....
Boston A Mama 147 Centennial
Boston Klseated IMS Copper Range
Pltchburg pfd ILiSDaly Wast
N. Y.. N. H. A H...lMSPran1-lln
t'nlon Psclfic 177 Greene Cananea ....
Am. Args. Cbem 474 Isle Rerals
do pfd M Mass. Mlaiag
Am. Pne. Tubs iSMIekigaa
Amor. Sugar 1"S Mohawk
do pfd U4 Moat C. A C
Am! T. A T U7Nrda
A mar. Woolea 24 Old Dominion
do pfd Ms Osceola
Dominion I. A 20 Panvt ,.
Bdlaoa Glee. Ilia 244 Qufnc-r
Maaa. Blac-trle USfbannon
do pfd 4s Tamarack
Maaa. Gaa v atsTiinliy
I'nlted Prnlt Installed Copper
I'nltod S. M 44-kli. Mining
do pfd V. 1,4m
V. I. Stoat 4:4l'tab. ....i,...t,
d- pfd ,iu Vioiorta
Adventure 114 W'ssena... .1 :
Ailouai 4S Wolverine
Amalaa-oatsd 77S North,-Butt ........
. 14
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New York Hlalag stocks.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10. Closing- quotation
on mining stocks were:
Alloa ..J40 Uttlo Chief .... 4
Brunawtrfc t'oa. ) Mexican .............. 44
com. Tunnel atock... id Ontario t 40w
do bonda 17 Ofihu- ..le
Con. t'al. A Va 4i standard 1M
Hora Sliver Jo Yellow Jacket It
Lead n lie Con i
Offered. :.
Forelaa Klssnrlal.
LONDON. Feb. 10 Money was pleatlful
and easy on th stock market today In
spite of the settlement requirements. Dis
counts were week. The Stock exchange
displayed buoyancy with rising prices and
a healthy undertone on the monetary out
look and good Investment buying. Consols
were a feature, gaming- l 1-16 and the
premium on the new issues Improved. Rus
sians were good among the foreigners,
while Paris assisted Kaffirs. The Amer
ican section of the market'was the quietest.
Business was confined to professionals,
who lifted values over parity in the fore
noon. A period of dullness followed and
New York support In the afternoon was
only sufficient to cause fractional gains.
The market was Inclined to b easy at
the close.
BERLIN. Feb. 10 Prices on the Bourse
today opened Irregular, but closed stronger.
PARIS, Feb. lO.-Price on the Bourse
today were firm on th. Franco-German
agreement regarding Morocco.
Stock . Exchasae Closes Tot Days.
NEW YORK. Feb. lfl.-The governors of
the New York Stock exchange todcy de
rided to close the exchange over Saturday,
February 13. the day following Lincoln's
birthday, a legal holiday.
Bask Cleartsaa.
OMAHA. Feb. 10 Bank clearing for
today were tl.68C.674.18 and for th corre
sponding date last year 11.777.605.24.
Colts- Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 10COTTON-Market
for spot closed quiet at lf points lower;
middling upland. t.SSc; middling gulf.
10.10c. No sale..
Cotton futures opened steady; February,
S6c bid; March. .64c; May, 66, July,
t.c; August, 41c, bid; October, 4c;
"December. i.2745.2Sc; January. .27c.
Cottoh futures closed barely steady; Feb
ruary, .4Sc; March, .t4e: April. 4hc; May,
t.47c; June, 44c; July, t.44c; August, t.tic;
September. .3hc; October. .c; November,
fJbc; leeember, 2Sc; January, .Bc.
GALVEbTON, Tex., Feb. W. COTTON
Steady at e.
8T. IjOUIS. Feb. W.-COTTON-Dull;
t've; aale. none; receipts, 6.431 bale; hip
menta. I t'l bales: clock. 42.6U bale.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. lo. COTTON
pots were quiet and eaay; low ordinary,
6 t-lSc. nominal; ordinary. 4c. nominal;
good ordinary, 7 7-lSe; low middling, I ll-lnc;
middling. 7-j6c; good middling. 16-lSe;
middling fair. 10 6-lbc; fair, 11 l-14c, nom
inal: .recelt, 12J3 bales; stock, 4.ti
bales.
Wssl Markrt.
BOSTON. Feb. 10-WOOL-The local
wool situation still favors the sellers
with , very little domestic stuck on hand
snd the market awaiting th new clip
Report indicate a strong demand. The
leaning domestic quotation rang as fol
lows: Indiana and Missouri Uiree-elifhihs-blood.
is JO-; quarter-blood. !7 426c
Scoured values. Texas fin. 1 :'-moiuha. 42
iltoc. fine. 4 to 4-inontha, 616 66c; flni
fall, 4i60c-. California northern. 62 tt
64c; middle county. 4t60c; fall, free. 4S
t44c. Oregon, eaatern No. 1 staple, 42t
3c; eastern clothing. 66(1 67c; valley No.
1. 44 0 6wc. Territory, floe staple. t2if
65c; fine medium staple, 40;c; fin
clothing, 6t tittle; fine medluia clothing
66 0 67c; half-bLood. totjrttc; threc-eiKhtha-blood.
6ttJ66c; quarter-blood, 6Jtj66.
Pulled, extra. 604t:c; fine A, 67ttoc;
A supers. 6atj 66c
ST. LOUIS. Feb. I. WOOL Nominal ;
medium glades, combing and clothing. If
to light fin. 14tJ-0c; beavy fine, JO
6 lay; tun waahed. :!tflc.
Oils sad ptsmla. . .
OIL CITY. Fa-. Feb.' -10 OIL Credit
balaoce. tl.7l, rup. Ill 641 bbla; aver-
ge. 164.162 bbla.; alilpments. til 404
bbl.; oversee. 1K1.448 bbla.-
HAVANNAH. U. Feti. It-OIL Tur
pentine, ji rin at 49HC"
RcjSIN Finn. Uu.ite: R tltistll.
P. 106: K. tt07Vfttl: F. tllSty
t it.) 41, It 10 41 16: H tl ttft 40. . 4e ow;
S Ja0;.- N '' wu-
1 WW, 44 60. ... - . . a -.J .
0MA0a LIVE STOCK' MARKET
Tuesday's Storm Cut OS Fresh Re
ceipts of AH Kinds.
CATTLE SLLL TEN CENTS HIGBXE
Offeree tor Sale Feel
lag tremser.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nb . Fab. 10, ltct.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday tlJ4 6 rt .141
Official Tuesday ,1W 10.646 4,732
Estimate Wednesday 76 .....
Three day this deey.... S.624 l.6d 11 1
Same days last week. 11. 17.2 24,
Bame days I weeks ago.. IO.L'4 31.017 14.7.1
8ame days t weeks ago. .14.601 U.Vl JO.SW
Same days 4 weeks ago.. lt.677 V.l U lll
Same days last yesr 1S.644 U.101 1.3!
The following table shows th receipt ot
eattl. hogs and shp at South Omaha for
th year to date, compared with last year:
1!. 1M. Inc. Dec.
Cattl lia.KS 114.641 4.7VI
Hog 306.718 2e?l.l tt.W
Sheep lo3.6S 163,87t .71
Th following table show lh average
prlc of hog at South Omaha for th last
several days, wxih compartaoua:
Datea. 190. ltsj8.lW7.).lM6.1104.la.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 1....
Feb, 4....
Feb. 6....
Keb. S....I
Feb. 7. ...j
Feb. 8....
Pb. ...,
Feb.- 10...
:iTA 101 S 41 1 4 CS 4 7
I Ifihtjl t 811 4S( 4 701 4 74 l
6 1 4 1 6 U
t (H4 4 17. t3l I
t Ul 4 M I b It 63
4 721
4 so,
4 74
4 411 t NO
4 77 4 H
4 U C 7
t 74
4 89
4 8 ( 71
6 0i 76
( n-i-l i U i til 6 63; 4 M
4 14, ttl 6 67 4 74
07 1 4 C7 6 4 64
t 14V1 I ( 111 t 7oi 4 46
I 4 0 I 6 7IJ 4
Stnday.
The total number of car atock brought
In today was one car of host by the Wa
bash. the disposition of th day's receipt wa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hog.
Omaha Packing Co 61
Swift and Company 117
Cudahy Uackin Co 176
Armour ft Co 1"S 148
Krey Packing Co 1 W0
Van Bant & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill 4 Son 47
F. P Lewis 24
J. H. Bulla 6
H. K. Hamilton 12
M. HagLTty & Co 64
E. Roinchild 16 2S3
Utbr buyer 106 Ml
Total (CI7 1.114
CATTLE Th market was absolutely
bare of fresh supplies of cattle this morn
ing, the first time that such a thing ha
occurred the middle ot the week since the
market was established at South Omaha.
For fear of blockades the different railroad
companies refused to receive stock yester
day, which accounts for the fact of there
being nothing here today. There were a
few cars on Bala that arrived too late to
be sold yesterday. These cattle met with
very ready sale, buyers for all purposes
being anxious for supplies. Besides taking
the cattle readily, they paid prices that
generally looked about loc higher than
yesterday. In fact, lt was a good, healthy
market, what there was of It, and entirely
satisfactory. The only trouble was that
there were not more cattle to sell.
Quotations on cattle; Good to choice
corn-fed ateer, ti fair to good
corn-fed steer, S6.Oixob.60; common to fair
corn-fed steers, W.&i76.o0; good to choice
cow and heifor. 14. iaSS.ls; fair to good
cows and heifer. t3.0O3J4.00; common to fair
cow and heifers, 1.263.00; good to choice
tockera and feeder, M SO(ri.00: fair to good
locker and feeder. tJ.7694.40; common to
fair atockura and feeder, M.009.60; stock
heifers, 12.60(03.60; veal calves, 110007.00;
bulls, stags, etc.. t2.7f34 7S.
BEEF STEER.,
Ha A. Pt. Na. At. IT.
11 4.IJ 4 74 4 lilt 6 7
0 1011 4 00 24 1144 6 7
14 : 4 20 14 1144 4 74
II 441 4 15 16 Ult 4 4
1" .....1114 4 It 21 1W7 t 44 "
11 J014 6 40 II , 1ZM 4 46
10 180 4 40 31 1124 6 44
4 IOiw 4 40 14 134 4 44
HI 6 60 . ? Itu4 6 te
41 4 44 II Ill t 44
14-, 11J4 144 14......... ...12i7 4 0 .
1 ui 4 m 11 Ull IB).
4 1114 4 i II ...1412 4 14
U 1V82 44 4 11-4 4 14
COWS.
4 4SI J 46 4...., P8S 4 W
.... 43 4 00 4 Ml I
4 124 I la
1077 4 a
97 4 40
..... IH 4 t
440 4 44
11W 4 44
444 4 40
1071 4 44
lnf l 4 SO
1041 4 71
17 144 I 40
14 457 I 40
4 tfn 4 71
14 440 4 74
4...... IW6 I 74
t 444 1 40
4 t.lftll 4 44
4 II I 44
4 1114 4 00
16 444 4 (In
17 40 4 14
14. ..J4 1010 4
471 4 to
4 llat 4 20
20 .....1074 4 It
17..!!
4...
4 444 4 74
14 104 4 74
II 10.M 4 45
tl 1IU 4 40
14 ...Ice 4 44
1 1014 4 4
HEIFERS. . . .
t 414 I 14 24 444 4 40
474 C 2 417 4 14
14 541 40 1 7S4 4 40
4 714 t 40 4 61 i 111
4 474 I 40 11 IH 14)
'1 704 4 ill 7 444 t 00
724 4 40 4. ML2 t 4
It 41 111 t 411 4 M
BULLS. -
I ........... 7 IK 1 .....1490 4 40
1 440 I 44 t 1100 4 00
lOW 4 10 1... 1420 4 40
1 11J 4 40 1 ...... .....1174 4 14 .
1 11; I 40 1 14S0 4 0
134 t ts 1 141 4 If
1 UM) I fc 1 1264 4 II
1210 I 40 I V......1.J 4 44
1 ;: 4 40 7 144 4 30
t... 764 4 74 1.... 1 4 44
l.... U70 I 74 I. .144 4 4
U2 I 40 1 las 4 4 '
1 4t I 10 J M 4 44
1 M IM 1 140 4 5
43 4 40 1 1120 4 74
1 444 I 40 1 ...1414 4 74
1 114 4 On
CALVES.
ttl I V 1 144 4
1 110 I iO t 1S2 4 24
1 lit 4 0 1 144 4 10
1 140 4 00 . Ill I W
114 6 0 t 144 4 4
1 150 4 J 1 14 t 74
h 4 60 1.... 14 1 0
a 4 74 2 2414 T 00
4 K4I 4 0 t 14 7 at
1 140 4 0
. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
f 1370 4 74 11...... 474 4 4
6 474 40 14 7M 4 44
t 464 4 14 . 44 41 4 4a
4 440 4 24 lt 144 4 40
tl 440 4 It 14 7f.t 4 46
4 744 4 M 4 41 4 40
6 424 4 24 4 444 4 40
HOGS Receipt of hog this morning
were the lightest on record, only one tar
being reported In, due to the fact that the
railroads did not receive stock yesterday
owing to the prevalence of the severe storm.
In addition to the one car received today
there were five care that cam in late yes
terday, making a total of only six cars on
ale. Thla wa not enough to make a killing
for any packing house and not enough to
make any kind of a teal of the market.
Still what few hog ther were generally
sold quit readily at price that were at
leat loc higher tnan yesterday. The feeling
waa that had there been anything like a
good run there would have been a very
considerable advance all along the line, aa
advices from Chicago were especially good.
Representative sale:
Ha A. 44. rr. Ka. At. Ik. Pr.
14 ... 4 44 11 m ... 4 14
4 "t ... 4 10 44 23) ... 4 24
2 144 It 1 4 14 244 ... 4 44
SHEEP There wer no fresh receipts of
sheep today and no holdovers, so that th
market was absolutely bare of supplies of
all kinds. Thar waa. however, tfi usual
good demand and without ou eat ion had
ther been anything her it would hav mat
with very ready al. Aa to price nothing
can be aaid mor than that advices from
astern point being favorable In addition
to the local demand being good (here waa
a feeling that a few car of deairabl klllat
would hav brought a Utile more money
than yesterday. Thla, however, la only coa-Jei-lur.
Quotation on sheep and lambs: flood to
cholc iamba. 17 ou-7.40; Fair to good lamba
ta.a0v7.0u; feeding lamb. t4 0tou; good I
cholc light yearlings, J6.uj60: good M
cholc heavy yaarliu, te.7fetf.; feeding
yearling, fc.09tj6.6t; good to cholc wlh.
era. 16. One. 26, lair to good wet her, 14 ZWi
6.a: feeding wether, 44 uB4 06; -rood t
cholc ewe. U.iwa4 44; fair to good wes.
14.tAiia4.64; feeding ewes. 4U.0utM.0v; cull and
buck. HJottX.;.
Ksaaa City Live Slack Martvet.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 10 CATTLE-Receipts.
4.141 head. incKidtug 0. sootherne;
market strong to lac higher; top, ta.ui
chVts export and dress til beef ateer.
weak. 6.7&v.a; fair to good, H4ij.7:
western etBara. - S4.autJ6; .stcckers snd
fertlura, tl6oy.10; southern steer, 63.764
too; soul hern cow, tluuft:!; natty
heifer.-IS 26.74j; bull. U a-Ot.46; calves,
& t;4 I.
liocjs Kseatpta, tM taaad: market Uvttkt
-a - - - . -
B
A Strong, Conservative
bank Is a good on with which to bank. . , ......
A careful Inspection of th assets of th rttlf VATTraTAa
BASTX Or O-slAKA will show that It Is such a ba-fV ' This Ms hot
merely because It has over llt.00t.poo of assets, but because 00,
character of Ita Investment 1 of th best. '
Durirg th 61 years of It service to the people of Omahat batt
els been known as a
Progressive Bank
at all times ready to assist Its clients In every -way coaalalant wits
It ood banking principles No business Is too amcllr 4o. rcl 4he
close personal attention of its officers. c
As a result of thla policy It counts aa most valued customary'
many pf Omaha's most successful business houses
Perhaps yea need such assistance as It ha rendore-d" to others.
'
First National Bank of Omaha ,
United States Depository. 13th and Farnam St. -
Entrance to Safaty Dpolt Vaults Is on lSth8C -
higher;, top. t.t&; bulk of a.iles, H'-45:
heavy. K.4tr66; packer and btilchers.
45; light. S6.1S-rivX: pigs. 4.6t-fr'..76
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Rctelpta. liU'i
head; market 10ri6c hlKher: lambs, St;.-
7.; yearlings, SS.ntaliT.tO; welher. 14 .7T
60: ewes, t4.Ex66.10; Blocker and feeder,
tt.orn74.60.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Hli Hor Hlaher obees
StreHsg" , to Higher,
CHICAGO. F(b. 10 CATTLE Receipts.
16.000 head; market IfMrlSc higher; steers.
Mtf7i6; cows, !3.04-4 6o; heifers. Ho "a
6.76: bulls. $3 404.0.1; calves, tl Kfi-.2j.
Blockers and feeders, t3.0t-Si6.40.
HOGS-Receipt a, Z1.0U0 head, market 16d
30c higher; choice l.ravy shipping. 16y'
75; butchers, 13 SOtn 6. 70; light mixed, ts.Ju
t6; choice light. tti.4T4i6.li); packing, 16 40
t66; pigs, to 0i-cJ-.; bulk of sales, 16.46$
7o:
EHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 16.0OJ
hesd; market strong to 10c higher; shtep.
t4.2T66.ftO; lambs. K6(J7.86; yearling. 16lo
670. -
t. Leal Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10. CATTLE Receipt,
J.imO head. Including SsO head Texan; mar
ket. lOft'lSc higher; native shipping and ex
port' ter, K CXtfl Jb ; dressed beef snd
butcher steers, 4.10j.tO; steers under l.ooo
lbs., (SoOU-tOO; stockers and feeders, 13.60
t10; cows and heifers. t3.2.'f-2S; cannrrs,
1L76-7Z.26; bulls. 12.766.26; calves. 16.O0S26;
Texas snd Indisn steers, 13.6S.40; cows
and heifers. Il.76cfir4.26.
HOGS Receipts. 8,176; head: market, 15c
hlgtier; pigs and lights, 4.6'fe.80; packers,
tV4-i-0,66; butcher and best heavy, to.fcxfr
S.S0.
SHEEP AND' LAMB8 Receipts, l.m)
head; market steady; native -muttons. 13.76
4i60; lamba, t4.6otj7 0S; culls and bucks,
13.26t7 00; stockers, Ufa.
St. Jesesll LIT atsek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Feb. lO.-CATTLE
Receipts. S00 head; market active to 10lic
higher; steers, l4.76(gl .00; cows and heifers,
H5066.S0; calves, 12,606.60.
HOGS Receipts. 1,000 head; market 13
16c higher; top, K.60; bulk of sales, !6.2u4j
6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market steady.
Sleax City Live ffioek Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.". Feb. 10. -(Special Tel-egram.)r-CATTLE
Receipts, 7 head, mar
ket loo higher; beeves. t4.6utJ4i.76; fut cows
and heifers, tl6oj6.W; feeders. 13.00i;4.0;
yearlings. W.00fc4.;S.
HOcJS Receipts. 10,000 head: market 10c
higher; range of prlcea, 16.ai3J 60; bulk of
sales, KUJ(.
fterk ia Slrkt.
Receipts of liVo stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
uattl
Hog. Sheep.
56
10,000
1.00
South Omaha
Sioux City . .
St. Joseph ,..
St. Louis ....
Kansas City .
ChlcagQ
Totals ..t-.
. 700
. too
. 2,300
. 4. DO
.16.000
1,376
ft.ouo
a.ooo
" 1.270
1.SO0
16.OJ0
.66,600 38,460 . 17,670
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
taipl aaal Fascy Prod aee Price Far,
wlkd by Bayers ssd Wksleaalera.
BUTTEK-Creamcry, No. 1 delivered to
tbs retail trade in 1-ib. carton. Uc; No. 1
In 0-lb. tuba, iCScv; No. 2 In 1-lb. carton,
loci la aO-iO. tuba, aVc; packing atock. Uc;
fancy dairy, tubs, n--c; common roll,
fresh mad, Sue (Market chanuos . vry
Tuesday.!
EGGS Fresh Bailing stock, candled, 10c
Ne storage stock on omaba market.
CHELba" r'ineat Wiaconsln full cream,
twins, 16c; young Americas, In hoop, Kic;
favorlt. In boop. ic; daisies. So lc hoop,
I6V40; cream brick, full case, 16c; block
Swiss, Uc; full-creaii, llmtiurgur, lsu
BEEF CUTS-No. 1 rib, lac; No. I rib,
UHc; No. S rib, ttc; No. 1 loin. Sue; No. S
loin, 14c; No. 1 loin, 11c; Ne. 1 chuck, 7Vc;
No. 1 chuck. 4c: No. 1 chuck, sc. No. 1
round, Su; No. 1 round, 7c; No. 1 round,
-c; No. 1 plata, 6c; No. plate. 6Vc; No.
1 plate. 4c.
POLLTRY Alive, sprin, UVc; bcoa, 10c;
cocks, s4jc; ducks, liHc; geese, P; tur
keys, 18c; pigeons, per dux., ale, guinea
fowl, per aoa., 12.60; squabs, per doa., ti
Lreased, hens, Uc; springs, L&L2Hc; cocks,
4Vc; duck, lie; geese, lie; turkey. 21c
FRESH FRUITS Apples. New York
Baldwins. 14; fancy Ben Levi. 16; Missouri
Pippins. 12.26; Idaho Roam Beauties, 12;
extra fancy Ben Davis, per box, tl.sTj. Ba
nanas, 6-bunch lot, Jic per lb. Orange,
U 3MtM. Lemon, IS.60&4 00. Orap fruit,
14. Grape. Malagaa. I4.0O&7.OI) pr keg.
Florida pine pplr. per crate, X
STRAWBERRIES 40c per qt.
VEGETABLES Kanaas swaetpotatoea,
13.76 per bbl. California celery, large. 76c;
smaller, 60c. New Tork Holland seed cab
bage. 2"0 per lb. Wisconsin Red Globe
onions, 14 per lb. California cauliflower,
11.76 per crate. Tomatoes, 4-baskt crate,
11.60; Florida, (-basket crate. 14; Cuba, 4
baaket crate. II. Lettuce, per doa, 46c Old
vegetable parsnips, turnip, carrots 2.2S
per bbl. Florida new beet, carrots, par
snips, turnips, etc., per doa, 76c.
HIDES-No. 1 green, 10c; No. I cured. 11a
Uc,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10-MCTALIJTlie
London tin market wa higher, with spot
quoted at t 12s td, and futures at 4.130
lOs. The local market waa firm and hiaher
also, with pot quoted at US.36Sai.4a.
Copjier advanced to A6 1 Id for spot, and
a&t We Sd for futures In the Ixmdon mar
ket. The local market was dull, with lake
quoted at 11J211.76; electrolytic at 113-Ui-WMAPH:
and casting at Ml.0M-ri.J6.
Lead waa 2s 4d hlg-her, at 11 1 Id. in the
London markat. Th local market wa
dull, and a ahads lower oa th average, at
U.iWgt.m. Speller advanced to A21 6 in
th London market, but, like lead, waa
eaay and a little lower locally at 14 1Hj
46. Iron waa higher, at Its lVd In th
London market. Locally no change was
reported. No. 1 foundry northern, tnofsf
17.7S; No. 2. lt75&17 .26; fco. 1 southern and
No. 1 southern soft at tiJ.Xcfi 17 75.
ST. IUIS. Feh. 10-METAJA-Iad.
lower. H.KO. sellers. SVetter, lower. H 80
sellers.
rT Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. . 10.-rCOFFE&-Fai.
ture. market closed steady, net unchanged
to 6 points tower, galea were reported of
KMA beg-a. Including February, March and
April at 4Uc; May at atXrd 46c; July at
Jftc; Seidenvber at .ttc; and December at
6.7c. Spot, steady. Rio Na 7. Tc; Sen
toe N. . SSc; mild, steady; Cordova. Vt
Sssar mm Mslsaaaa.
NEW TORK. Feb. Mi BUGA R Raw
steady : fair refining, f ile; centrifugal, si
test. I Cci triolaMe sugar, t Wc; r. fined
ateady; crushed. 6 SVc; powdered. 4. 7oc:
granulated, 4.4oc.
Reward Isr Oltssswa Fleaet.
PES MOINES. Ia.. Fb. M.-Today Gor
rnor Carroll Issued an offer of a reward
ef ta) for tli appsshenslos of th mur
derer of Mia Clara Rosea of On urn v.
Absolutely n clue exists ss to th per
p ire lor and the police at Ottumwa r at
aa In the., matter.
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DOWLING TO' FOUSpy SCHOOL
Former Prestdest' $ C retgrkt! Stay
Work Hta Way Aala e Heed
f Bisr t llee.'
- 1 ' ---'
Father Ima llng, who, left the presidency
of Crrlghton univrrsriy Hi tie mofe- than
a year ago, will likely realise ,h)a ambillon
of "working up" the aecond time. JK.ns
City papers Bay hc is td build a -unK-erstty
there. ' ..;. ' '.... .'
When the man who did much .jo make
Crelghton university the greet 1c heol It Is
lcrt one of the highest places Which a priest
In educational work can attain 'it Waa to
become a parish prleat. In one pt th out-of-way
charges 4f the United state. Later
he wa assigned to Kansas City. ' ,
"I am simply going .back ' where I started
snd work tip again," gij, ftke Dow ling.
"Perhaps t will be-aMe In siy lifetime
again to be promoted -to the head . of .a
great school, but it will not ma"ke Sdiy
differrnce If I don"t.' . " 1
Friends of Father Dowllng believe th re
port to be true that be. Is to be ta active
charge of ostsbllslilng a college m-. Kan
sas City. Father Gannon, editor of tho
True Voice, said: ' ' . ."' '' - '.
"I think there Is Tbundatlon for the" re
port, though Father -Dowllng . now -has
charge of a parish. It was, rather tltoaght
when he was sent to Kansss City that It
wa with' eucH'a-fVtrrjTf-oe'rh'-W
It Is said the priest has already secured
twenty-five acres ot land, well located, and
i,Sf) to start the school.
PROTEST TO JHE SPITE BILL
Commercial Clab Appeals 4 Leatals
ture AaraJsat . Absllablaat lh
onsty Coraptrellershls.
Douglaa county members of the legisla
ture will receive some ery positive letter
from the Commercial club of Omaha' pro
testing against the repeal of the county
comptroller law which would abolish th
office In Douglas county and throw ErrrrtHt
Solomon out of office. largely as a . means
of satisfying the vengeance of a certain
vindictive politician who runs a democratic
newspaper. -' ... t.f r
Regardless of psrty. the business, men of
Omaha, as represented by the club, are op
posed to the passage of. the bill presented,
by Shoemaker and believe the office t be
necessary, and by o-;der of the executive
committee the representatives wllf be made
acquainted with the feeling of the husln
men.
County Comptroller , Solomon has an
nounced that James Rush and E. G. Starr
are the two accountant who mut leave
hi office February 15 a "the reault of the
action of the county commissioner cutting
down his stff by two.
Aw V'aTly Gash .
should be covered with clean t-snriagoa
saturated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Heals burns, wounds, sores, pile. . Fo
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Kditorlal Meetls rsatsosed.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D., Feb. 10.-SeclaI
Telegram.) John T. Cogan of thla city,
ecretary of the South Dakota Pres as
sociation, tonight announced that the an
nual midwinter meeting jof lhe associaUon,
which wa to ha been, held , tbi week at
Pierre, ha been postponed' until Thursday
and Friday of next week. The postpone-
me'nt was due to the big storm and the
blockading of the railroads, preventing The
member of th aawoaTeVUon n-bfchlng Pierre
at the lime originally fixed for the- meet
ing. Quick Action for Tour . Money You. get
that by using The Be advertlsjna column.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.,
Oec-rg T. reiver and wife to. William
Morgan, north 44 feel 6f lot 6. block
t. Kountse 4 Ruth Addition...".. !
The United Real Estate 4k Trust Co.
to Joseph sod Anna Tourek. south
H. lot 17, block 12. Kountx 3d Addl
tlcn ,
County treasurer tp lura Ml'camp
61
wit, w vKc.i. iaaer i"iac..... A
A. L. Reed et al. to Nancy M Conner.
lot 21. block a. Drake a AddUlon..., - 2
NVIb Ma--tenain and wife to W 11 matte -
Beard, lota. 17 and lt, . block. . 2
Hidcyon Halghts sot)
Frank W. Carmicbael to Mela Marten- -
son, same v. u 1
C. H. Briggs ar.d wr,.'ii'V.V"p.'''p.
Chlodo. south SO feet of north 160 feet
ok east ic feet of ta lot IJ. section ,
22-16-U -.; ije
btate Nstlonal hank of Cleveland,
O., to Emma M.- Harris, lot .12).
Supplementsry sub. of Elllstono park
Place .....' Jan
Laura M. Canuibell to Eltxabeth M. '
Shahan, lot 6,T)lock 2, Bake- Place irj 1
Nebraaka Inveatmcst A ' jmprbvetnerif
Co. to Frank Johnson, part lax lot
16. section S4-16-11 7 1000
Untie W. Reynolds to Hugh Buttle, ' '
lots 1 and 4. block Florence .. 1
Janes II. Parrotte aad wffe to XJrr
trud M. Montgomery, lot S. block 6 '
Lyde park ; j
Dwlght L. Holmes antj wtf to Thoma'
Whalea. lot t. blook . Brown Park." fbO
Nebraska Investment 4 Improvement
Co. to William H. Ahmanaon, lots 1
and 2. Barber's sub 1 tot)
Peter E. Healings and wife to Marlon
A. Faverly, lot l block Si. Ambler
Place , 70
Etta and Samuel Mugerman to Mik
srd Anna t'vllak. lot 16, block i, , '
Albright's Choice , j)
The Mead Invasiment Co.' to Benjamin
Folaom, Iota 11, IS and 34 to 11.
blcck 1; lota 2. S. t and 14. block 4.
Redick Park - 2
H. J. Paulsen and wife - to Ohariea
Hansen, lot 1 block 2. William Hage
dorn Addition ...... . 1
Omacha Saf Deposit A Truat-Cs. to ' -Frank
Gutschewski. lot IX block 21. '
WUcox 2d J..." 77.'. ........... 260
Roy. A. Wilson to W illiam 11 pelser. r
lot 11, Elllaton Park Place fit
Frank W. Carmlchaei and wfJ . to
Clarence V. Balr, lot, ti. WcH'k Y. '
Is-)de Place i. 20
John F. Flack Co. to Frank' Johnsofr, '
lots 1 t . block I. at. Done van
eub v. . jpA
M Flavin te Mary Serx tad. ns lot J),
.. II Rogeaf. Oka&o-ua .,,. J te.
Total . v - .f .sTI,