)
1
1
1
PSkS?22TI ;oR
ROUTT IV1I MTT v.. . .
, . - - - '-in !, improved ana
UBlmprl. for BAle by C. S. Mr-cndle.e
. MIMM Mcbu)
-
SMALL. FAEMS AND ACRES
t, iiH BENSON, well Improvad,
.814.0UO; fin Mack loam aoil. all kinds Tf
fruit. w, 5-room bouse, barn, chk-ken
. . . . . wen ana windmill:
only t Mock from Military Road. A
Vflattt.
K TO 15 ACRES cloe to Beneon; only fy
pi proposition or the yer,
one mil from Be neon, 14 mil from
Military Road, all black loam. slightly
rolling. Cannot be. beaten for chicken
ranch, fruit or truck gardening. See us
quick.
2'k ACRF.S FOR CHICKEN RANCH.
Thla eornprtse a bonrh of IS full lota juat
one-half clock, near Krug Park. at
leu than 1106 per Int. or only 11.760 for
entire tract. Ilea floe, get buy if you
l PayneJBostwick & Co.
i Sola Agents., Vfiln Floor. N... Y. Lite Bldg.,
, Omaha.
5 . . (20)-MU 17
fiEET LAND H"h'r' b
i moat beeta MO acres, level valU-v land.
around town ;. Sao par ace. . Real eetat
teems, attention. .- D. . C. Pittrnn,
umaba. - (30i M8Z1 20
R BALE A 'bargain. . Bay Stat farm
one and one-half miles west of North
Bend, Dodg county, Nebraaka, on main
line of Vulva. Paclic Railroad. 775 acres
II choice corn- land. Grain elevator,
50.0(0 bushels cap., larg- dwelling,
bsrns, criks. sheds and other farm build
ings. A- choice grain and stock farm.
Well -equipped -for handling grain and
t feeding etoufc. . Address A. 1 Norrls,
North Hend. Neb. (S M9H4 a
. ; - . A SNAP.
"Hlllcrest" 140-acr fruit and stock
farm; ti."J .. terms; aend for Illustrated
denrriptpsa. J T. Campbell, Lltcht leM,
ab. .' . ( M878 2 -
SjiXlL FARMS AND ACRES
.1 . 84. acre near Benaon. well lm-
proved. Il,; fine, -black loam soil,
all kinds of fruit, new, 8-room house,
barn, chicken and smoke houses,
. well and windmill; only t block
. frm "Military Kod. A anap.
n 10 to' Hi a.rrea close to Benson;
' only 20 an-rr . "The best proposi
tion of the year, eie mile from Ben
aon. 4 mile froM Military Road, all
black" kfnV slightly rolllnr. Cannot
.be beaten for chicken ranch, fruit or
truck gardening. See us quick.
Paynei'Bostwick & Co
Sole Agents, Muni Floor, "N. T. Life Bid.,
Omaha,
. . (30I-O64 17
" NEBRASKA TARM.
BO-acre, Thayer county, improved farm,
mile , from couttty seal: splendid, build
ing, all fenced and croaa-fenced; never
falling springs wr -pure-water; good aoil;
Ztt acres In cultivation; abutulanre of
large timber; 15 acres in alfalfa. An ideal
combination stock' and grain farm. Price
only ISO per acre. Reference. Flint Na
tional bank. Hebron. Neb. (20) MHO IS
FAWNTfcB CITT FARM.
P.600 rath., bale rice long time, will buy 1
acres near Pawnee City. Well Improved,
goad orchard, 'I9S acres cultivated, ii acres
tame hay. 0 acres pasture. Price tlO.Ouu;
mortgage U.m (optional). Bemia. Paxton
Blk.. Omaha, -1 30j MW7 1
. Sr s-: .
DAKOTA bargain. 10 acres. twa mile
from Uuron V acres tilled. M acres fine
f,
rrere; a numonr or large, beating plum
reaa: I acres of aacaraaua tnat nmduKi
noil w .worm a year; new e-roum
hour MaK. new barn lSxai; another build
ing Uibti: a large root cellar; a new t-lach
flowing well, flow 40 gallon par nainuta
Vegetables and grain took tl worth of
firtaaa at I ha Hovito Dakota elate fair In
wC Soli la a deep aandy loam, with clay
subsoil. 'If taken soon I will sell for til.-'
; fr.9 cash and U.X on time at . par
cent. ,' D McMoDlea. Uurop. (L D.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
'raraa Ml.raaeat La.
- 'TOR RENT FARMS
lM acres on paved ecad. 7rtb and Center
streets. Omaha. Sea owner, C. E. Wllk
Ins, rewev Itntel. MMI II
REAL. ESTATE LOANS
WANTED Clrjr hjaa and warrant. W.
raman S,rnJU) -. U f amam St.
FATNE. BOSTWtCX, CO.. N. T. Ufa,
Private money; e U J6.000; low rata.
Msm TO K.000 on b acnes In Omaha O' Reefs
Real EtaU t,, UMt fi. Z. Lit. Doug,
ar A-CM. . . , ' ; , - r 03-dW
SECOND MORTOAOB loan negotiated.
Apply Room 417-U First Nai l Bank Pldg.
BeU "poone DouglaA Ola. Uf4M
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Ca
WANTED City loan. Peters Trust Co.
FIVE PER CJSNTt MONET
lean on .
Qmaha Bueinesa Property.
THOMAS BKENNAN.
Room X titw lerk Ufa Bldg.
, v-.' tSO-t
LOWEST RATES Bernls, Paxton block.
tl-gl
H00 TO UO.00O made prompUy. F. D. We ad.
Wa4 BlIg- Wl Faruaju. a aa
"', moVjet to BL'ILD. "
Sfw ta piW.oOO at current rates.
Watt. THOMAS, tut Pint Nat'l Bank Bldg.
, itt) e
PRIVATE money ta loan. J. H. Sherwood,
alt Brandala Bldg. (22 M
CHOICE LOANS ON IMPROVED OMAHA
riwyr mt& 1 1 . un i jiAao; low rata, nil '
delay. L Slobernacn, Old Bvaton Stoia Rd. J
t ya
PRIVATE MONET-NO DELAY.
- ' QARV1N BROS.. ltM FARNAM.
. ' tlB 7
REAC ESTATE WANTED
WANTh3 einap hi - farm ttr ranch;
giva full-tiartlculara Stoux Ueaity Com
pany.. and f tishulcui bldg.. tttoux City,
la H3 MTJ"-
WANTED TO BUY
H1UHES1 pricea for secondhand furnltur.
carpfta. clothe and ahoea. Tel. Doug. Soil.
(-
-4-- -
B FJ?T prk paid -for aecoadhand furnltur.
cjrpata, siovea. ciollilng, aaoaa. Tel. Red
Ian.
t ;.
. WANTED TO RENT
roi'NG MAN wants good bom with tele
phone prlvliegea first rlaae: ctty refer
ence Would ' consider rooming with
congenial parly. C. 8. B.. 4o Hrandela
bldg 1 lei. fHrug. ta 47I1X
WANTED-SITUATIONS
SI NDI.M waahlng t tak home. Tel Web-
ier 'aji. trr Mia i
STOVE REPAIRS
Fl'RNACE. steam and not water repairs;
Tbsrmostat and ot.aar heat regulator;
nw furnace and. hot water aombtnatloa
Iteatln-. Oniah Stove Repair Work.
1 I ! - : mm A 'Plinu.. 1 J . .
cll. DovjgU IW 3V '
ADYCaTUI W THE
OMAHA BEE
'TLpj m TltS fZST 4
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Lirerpool Cablet Show Wheit Strong-,
with s Tendency Up.
LOCAL RALLIES AFIXS BAD ST AST
Gwaa gapport All Break! aa
Plrasev Oatslde Market Faraae
a gaataialag Ulster
far the Day.
OMAHA. Feb. 1, 1M.
IJverpool cable wheat strong, with a
tendency higher. The local market rallied
after a short decline at the start. There
was good support on all breaks and firmer
outside market wer a sustaining Influ
ence. .
Corn receipt are heavy and ire Increaa
Ing, with little or no effect on value. De
mand la strong and prices advance easily
In face of all bearish Influences.
Wheat proved strong to firmer, with ca
ble giving some encouragement. Cash
wheat haa an excellent demand and sold
readily on the floor at the best prices re
ceived on the present crop; Mav wheat
opened at fl.OTH and closed at 1.074.
Corn ruled steady and strong and active.
Values were firm In face of heavy offer
Inge, the market being well supported
under selling pressure. Cash corn wa
strong on prevailing price and with heavier
receipt waa quite active. May corn opened
a c and closed at 0c.
Primary wheat receipt wer 41J.0O9 bu.
and shipments were 3M.009 bu.. against re
ceipts laat year of 827,009 bu. and shipment
of Z72.O0O bu.
Oorn recetpts wer tfiZ.oa bu. and ship
ments were aw. 000 bu., against receipt last
ear of SM,0UO bu. and shipment of M2.000
Clearance 'were ltSftO bu. of com. 2,000
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
rsl.OOO bu.
Liverpool closed SQHd higher ea wheat
and Vid higher on corn.
IvOca. rang of option:
Artlclea.l Open. High. Ixw. Close. Te y.
Wheat
May... 107t 1 07H 1 T
July... MV, H WS
so t;...:.. -
Oats
May... 60V Sl 60S 61V, 60
Oaika Caak Frlee.
WHEAT No. 1 hard, Il.ORHS!; Nx I
hatd. l.U3ai.054; No. t hard, 7tf1.00; Jso.
a spring, ll.unoi.0Ki4.
CORN No. , 6c; No. I j-llor, SKr; No.
t white. Slc.
OAT8-N0. t mixed. 94c: Vo.'I yel
low, BUtafcour; No. 1 white, 6014c; No. 4
white. UtiaHx-; atandard. 60W&lc.
RYE No. I. 74c; No. S. 71c. .
cwrlet Receipt.
Wheat. Com, Oat.
Chicago 11 ,,. m
Minneapolis ,...,.:
tmaha 45 "..US I
Duluth 1 ,.1; V ...
CHICAGO GRAIBf A WD PROT1PIOXS
Feat a res af the Trading aad Ctoslag
Price Board ( Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Th bull campaign
In wheat lapsed Into extreme dullness today
and prices moved within narrow limit.
closing quotations irtiowlng almoet no
change from yesterday final figure. Cora
ana provisions oloaed easy and oat firm.
Although leading bull gave the wheat
market support on all wk spots demand
was not active and prices during th greater
part or the session were a tnrle below th
closing figure of the nravlou dev. A
feature of trading waa renewed selling of
tba July delivery, which caused that op
tion to rule comparatively weaker than th
nearny delivery. Poor demand for . caah
wheat her and an extremely alack demand
for flour at all the principal milling cen
ter In thl country were the chief factor
in th situation. During. tha day the May
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS .
Margaret B. Crane and hushand to
Charles H. Harris.. lot 10. block
I. PlaJnvlew t I.Sfln
donn LL.RotierU to Mary E. Baboock,
lot 1 and c lot X, block H, Prospect
Plac ...w..... 1
County treasurer to John O. Robert,
east lM feet of lot 26. Horbach'a
let add ......
Same to aame. lot 1, block H, and e
lot 1 block H. Proapect Place
Josephine H. Weldenfvller to John H.
Trevlthlck. lot 11. block 10. Summit '
add 1,700
Hastings ft Heyden to Joseph In H.
Weidenfeller. same t
raannie A. Bchromann and husband to
Clyde W. Dunick. lot 8, block 4.
Maryevlll : l,:o
Anna a. Cfnroy to Andy O. Smlth
berg. w nw block 14. M add. to
Corrtgan Place " 800
H. A. Scott and wife to O. H. Blgelow,
, 'st 10 feet lot t and eaat SO feex
lot I. block 11. Boulevard park...... 1
Paxton Real Eetate company to El R.
Clay, lot 8. Keystone park 1,4B
Wflron T. Oraham and wife to Snren '
Jensen and wife, lot 10, block 1. -
Newport :.. 823
Newton M. Mann to H. 8. Mann.
lot 1. Devrle- subdlr I
Freeman S. Tucker to M. B. Thomn-
on. lot 6. Mock 103. Florenc ' 80
M. B. Thompson and wtf ta Mary
M. Tucker, aame CO
William Graf ft Son company to
Peter F. Petersen and Leroy M.
Pegan, let SZ. in add. to block 18
and 1. M add. to Bedford Place.... 1
National Land company to Elisabeth
M. Shahan, lot 8, block 1. West End I
Charie W. Sear, trustee, et al, to
Jehu J. Ryan, lot 10, block I. Fowler . .
Plae 800
Jrn ph B. Robinson et al to Harry
Marowtts. n lots 18 and 14, block t.
Hillside add. No. I S.0W
Daniel B. Btowell and wlf to Cart I'
V. HasnaM. lot 18 and 1. block 15,
Albright Choice 1,400
R. H. Davl and wlf to Edgar C. '
Hutchinson, lot and W, Mock 1.
ad lot W and 11. block 8, B. K.
Wilcox add
Minnie B. Davl and mband to
earns, lot 8 and 8, block 1. Portland
liar
United Rfal Estate and Trust com
pany to Matilda K. Gardiner, lot 8,
block U, Kountaa Place
Total amount of transfers. .. 83.1M
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRCCTINO
Quartermaster. Cheyenne, Wyoming. Jan
uary 1, lfr. Sealed propoaala. in tripli
cate, will b received at this office until
lu clock, mountain time February. H.
la, and thea opened la public, for cet
tructlng. plumbing, heating, electric wir
ing and electric, future for th following
building at Fort D. A. Rusetl. Wyoming:
Two dinensre..pln Na. 147; one or two
quartermaster atable, plan No. 13S-L;
price for one atable or two athle.lo be
staled eparalely. Plana and apeeificatlnaa
ran be eaamined at thla offW-e and full. In
formation given on application. Plan and
perlflratluii ar on fil. for th inspec
tlon of bidder. In th affic of Chief
jurtermier. Department of th Ml
uurl. Omalta. Nebraska, and Chief Quar
termaster. Depamment of Colorado. Den
ver, Colorado. The V'nlled Blatea reserves
the right to reject or accept any or all
bid or any part thereof. Envelopea con
taining proposals should be indorsed "Pro
posals for constructing, etc., building at
Port D. A. RuaaelL Wyoming." and ad
dressed to Captam . K. Hart, loth in
fantry, acting q uartermaaler, V. 8. Army.
In charge of construction, room 8,iagca(
hall. Cheyenn. A yomlug.
, JanZl-8VS-J6-Fbl7-U
LEGAL NOTICE
KOT1CK r STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Ing. Th regular annual meeting of stock
holder in Th Be Publishing company will
be held in th office of the oumpany la Th
Be building, corner 17th and Famam
streeta, Omaha. Nebraska, on Monday,
March, 1. at 4 o'clock a. m. By order
of th prasident. UENRT A. HACKELL,
Secretary. MafcjTlMUei
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEBT-lNi-Notic
I henrby given that th
regular annual meeting of uta stockholders
el th Soutq Platte Land company will be
held at th affica of aald company at
Llaola. Nebraaka. at U o'clock a. nv, i
th third day of March. A. lKa.
C. H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR, ttsrrctary, ,
luacalaw Kanraak. February t, Ja.
Fl-dM
delivery JtnM etween SI 13 and tl 14 and
CToeea at i.i. juiy closed at tV
Predictions of a liberal InoreaM In hln-
ntents of oorn from Interior point had a
deprealng effect on the market for that
grain, sentiment In the pit being bearish
early all day. Pom leading cash letter-
em wer moderate sellers. At th rtoee
pnoe. wer a shade to He below th pre
vious cloee. with May at d&V: and
July at 4Tn3c
Oats scored a further advance on buying
by leading longs and cash Intercata. May
advancing to 64Vc. a new high pom for ta
season, a gonq demand for the casta grata
by eastern shippers waa an Influential fac
tor. At tha cloe prloe were V: to St"
oove yeteeroay' iinal quotation. May
cloaed at 4Vc and Julr at 48144.
Provision wer weak because of moder
ate aalea by western packer. Th Soiling
wa baaed largely on liberal receipt of live
hoga at all western packing center. Price
at th close wer 6tj;4C to lZVo below the
previou ctose.
Th leading future ranged a follow
Article. Open.) High. ( Low. cioe. T y
L... .1 .-) .... ! . ... I
Wheat
Msy
July
1 HV 1
1 00:1 001,1
1 itvuiVk-H
1 oSi 1 ooh
tWoVH
I
Sept.
Corn
Msy
July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept. ,
Pork-'
Mar
July
Lard
May .
July
Rita
May July
7a
j4dsn w!
6
41
48 4KS 'Tl"k
'4o ,40 40 S
17 00 H 0 1 2H 17 00
17 07H 17 0 17 02 17 12
tr its 1 7
I 80 I 77j 77 m
I 7l 9 87 IB
07 I W I Oi 10
ITon 1
17 07
I 80
J
No. 1 . - .
Cash quotations wer a follow:
FLOUR-Steady.
RTE No. 2. 76c
- BARLET Feed or mixing. Cra4c; fair to
to cholo malting. (B-Sdc.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 northwestern, 8166.
Timothy, 13 75. Clover, 89 00.
PROVISIONS Pork., mess, per bbl., 818.78
CnlsD. lird. per M0 lh.. 89.47. Short
rib, aide (loose). K gf.76; short clear
aide tbnxed). ti -TT'cf9.1.'.
Total elenranecs of wheat and flour wer
equal to 2&1.0UO bu. Primary receipt wer
419.000 bu.. compared with 8U.0OO bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Whest, ii cars; com,
X& cars: oats. 87 car; hogs, 38.000 hesd.
BV'TTER Steady ; creameries, 222Sc;
dairies. IHfi25c.
EGGS Weak: at msrk. cases Included,
84i&'.r7c; firsts. 27c; prime firsts. JSc
CHEESE Firm; oaislea laicv: twin.
14&'15c: young Americas, 16raJI4c; long
horns. ltir16c.
POTATOES Steady; choice .to fancy, 88
COOc; fair to good. 8nfg7c.
POULTRY Firm ; turkey. 17c; chicken.
14c: springs. 15c.
VEAL Firm;' 6 to gO-lb. weighU. 7tge:
60 to 45-1 b. weights, 89c; 85 to MO-lb.
weights, rtlc. ,
XEW YORK ' CE.lERAL MARKET
aitaloa af th Day aa Varlaa
Caaaaaadltlea.
NEW-YORK, Feb. 17 FLOUR Receipt,
71,7oO bbls. ; export, 1625 bbls. The market
was firm, but quiet; Minnesota pat
ents, 15 40&6.76; Winter sli eights. 84.904
Sli; Minneeota bakers, 84.Ati-4.&0; winter
extra. 83.76&4.30; winter patent. 65.10O.o0;
winter low grades, 8i60.g-t.ao; Kansa
traighta, 84 .8nj.16. Rve flour, steady ; fair
to good, 84.00Cfl4.26; choice to fancv, 4.iJ6J
4 56. Buckwheat flour, dull, 8100X30 per
lb.
BUCKWHEAT Quiet; New York tate,
wc,- pominal.
CORNMKAL-Steady; fine white and yel
low. 81.afr-gl.80,- coarse, 81.50ttfl.66; kiln dried,
814tij3.46.
RYE Quiet; No. 8 western. 83c, f. a. b.
New York.
BARLEY Quiet; malting, 74$78c, C. I. f.
New York; feeding, Totlc. c L f.. New
Yoik. ,
W HEAT Receipts, 7,800 bu.; export. 148,
484 bu. Spot market easy; No. 8 red, 81-1K.
elevator, 1.1V t. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
rn. Duluth. 81 f. o. b. afloat; No. 2
hard winter, 81.81. f. o. b. afloat- Th
wheat market waa irregular, acting eaay on
the whole on scattered liquidation, but buy
ing near the clone braced It up. Final
prlcea were 0c net lower. May. '81.179
lloaed 8U7; July, H.074.uS. cloaed
CORN-Receipt. tJUO bu.; export. 4E.i8
Bu. Spot market steady. Option were
fairly actlv and firm, closing Uc nt
higher. May. 73r7Sc. closed 73c; July.
7ir72c. cloaed 72c; September cloaed at
72c. ... ,
OATS-Recelpt. 82.R76 bu.; export, 8,000
bu. Spot market steady; mixed. 26 to 82
lbs.. &&tjc; natural white. 26 to 82 lb.,
6tV68c; clipped whita, 82 to 40 lbs.. 670
c
F E ED Firm : pring bran, 8J7.S0; mld
cllngs. 27.60; city. 82760.
HAY Steady; No. 8, 0c; good to choice,
80t7i5c.
HIDE8-lulet: Bogota, 1920c; Cen
tral America, 20c.
PROVI8ION8-Beef. quiet; family. 816.50
triaoo; ma, 81O.6Or11.00: beef hsma. 834.0(k
MOO; packet. 814.0oj 14.60; city extra India
mes. 824.00 24.MI. Cut meat, steady; pick
led bellies. 8.iX3.50; pickled ham. .60
00. Lard, eaay; western. 89.7080; re
fined, steady; continent. $10 06; South Amer
ica. 8M.76; compound. 87.261JiO. Pork,
steady; family, I18 0ntn.f; hort clear. 619 K
Ua.00; mes, 817.6otrl8.fl
TALLOW Quiet) -Mty (82 per pkg). 4c;
country (pkg. freel, 6.6c.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, S
CjOSc: Japan, ncmlnal.
BUTTER Th market wa steadier and
unchanged; creamery special, 80tYWic,
official price 80e; extra. zg-vc: thirds to
first a t2nec; held, common to special, 223
28c; proceaa, common to special. URSc;
wwvem iwiorr, iima, ntfrzic; western
Imitation creamery, first. 22-ac.
CHEESE Firm and unchanged.
EtKiS Steady; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected whit. 8Sc: fair to
choice. 3b37c; brown and mixed, fancy,
86c; fair to choice. ItfcXc; western flrt.
84c; second. 83Bc.
Kaatst City Grain aaa Pravlslaas.
.KANSAS CITY.-Feb. 17.-WHEAT-Cah,
unchanged; No. 2 hard, 21-0ntori.il; No. 8
hard. (1.08; No. J red. (188; No. S red, .1.21
fa l 25.
CORN Unchanged to c higher: No. 8
mined, 43c; No. 8 mixed, CC; No. 2 white,
62c; No. 8 white. c
OATS Unchanged to o higher; No. I
white. 6JVqc; No. 2 mixed, cotjSle.
RYE 74ee.
HAY Steady; choir timothy, 89.7&mOflO:
Chotoe prairte, 88.26tl-.
BUTTER Creamery extra. 81c; first.
87c; aeoonds, 26c; packing stock, 17c.
KUGe Extra. 28c: current reoeipta,
flat. 2bc; savund and dirtk), lWc.
Foliowlng a-aa tba receipt and shipment
of grain: Receipt. Shipment.
Whaat. bn l.ou(i im ooo
Com. bu 28.O00 (no
Oats, bu HOMO 16.UM
Option at Kanaa City.
Article. Opea. High. Low. Close.
Wheat I I I
May.... 1 4 1 64 1 06V M:
'July.... W 83 ta 3a
Corn I i
May....Mntn . g,a, n
July.... tl C tm K
B Bid
S. Loala Oeaeral Market.
Firm; track, No.- 8 red cash. II M S7V-
FTjtM HrntAIlAPwl- lawul fjarlnlaw k.gAKa.
- r - - ww - IVB VT3II tg4,
Wk blAllf. 7 ' Avtra t rta-W aa Hel .ela.. a . c...
w - -w" t a w-aa. ? BIIU gl I aig nv, tgrtLvV
hard winter clears.
w-M4- "HiWIii.'. Vet. Wtaj at. W,
C KN M K A L 43 8.
BRAN Quiet: sacked, eaat tralr it
ei.i9.
HAT Firm; timothy, 810.00! 4.60: orairia
89rtwllO
IKON COTTONTIE--81.l
HKMP TWINE Tts.
PHllVrMONII P-k- ln. L.kL i
814 4. Lard, steady: prim (team. 89
64a Dry aalt meats, quiet; boxed extra
horta, 84.13; clear rlba 89.S; short clear a,
8a. Bacun, quiet; boxed extra hon,
1.(1 IT; oiaar rtua XiSyta, short aUoar.
8W-6. .
Racelpta Shlpmetita
Flour, bbla T.otO gOUO
Wheat, tat. '.fc'.wsj fc'urt
Com. bu. M..a.uo ' " 66t)
Oat a bu ,. XT.OuO to so
Mtlwaaka Grata MarAet.
' MILWAUKEE. Feb. 17.-WHBAT-rirm-Nti
1 northern. 83 Jt. No. 2 aorthara. 8L14:
May. tl.l4l.M1g bid.
t-ORN-Higtuar; May. 4a9b4v. '
BA RUBf rlrra; tandard, c; gampla,
8Jia. -
Taleda Sl Market.
TOLEDO. Feb. lt-SKEDH Clover, raa'h.
FaWuarr ad Marc, ; Ocilbar, M. 97,
prim aia-k. Ik.sk
Market it Torpid and Specnlttire
Spirit ia Aftin Stagnant
BOND DIVISION STILL ACTIVE
Barllagtaa OSerlag at 1l,9AMf ta
Claae Nearly a Kaaa aa Oyeaeel
' Baalaeaa Awaiting New
Tarl Law.
NEW YORK. Feb. 17. -Only scanty mate
rial for comment could be found In today's
torpid stock market. Speculative Interest
waa more stagnant than at any time since
before the national election.
The few stocks which moved appreciably
from aom special cause were without any
sympathetic effect on the general list,
which drifted Idly backward and forward
on nominal transaction, representing noth
ing more than th tentative effort of th
room trader to scalp a am nil fractional
profit Th bond division atlll offered a
harp contrast to the stagnation f the
toek market, although th volume of trans
action there also fell away from the re
cently prevailing level of rtlvity. Th re
maining doubt over the final outcome of
the Erie financing la partly retrponaible for
whatever check la perceptible In tha bond
market. Dealer report th general condi
tion In that branch of th market excel
lent and designate the sit oat Ion as ap
proaching a famine appetKa for Investment.
The conn It km Is perceptible In the manner
of flotation of new issue more than In
the open market for existing taaue.
Tha expected Chlcaan. Rurlineton a
Qulncy offering which appeared over night
provra to oe iis.nm.utio against previous es
timate of probably 230.000,000 or upward
and th offering was cktaed a Boon aa
opened, previou application having hewn
larger than the total Unua As the allot
ment price of 94 compared with a nHce
above par for bond previously Issued under '
uie same mortgage th prompt rise In the
prlc of the new Issue to a premium over
the Issue price waa not surprising. It be
came xnown also that the New York Cen-
tra had disposed of a block of 84.0uu,000 of
It refunding 8 per cent bond pre
viously authorised without public announce,
ment of offering. These evidences of un
aated Investment demand for bonds proved
ineuecKuai in stimulating any deallnas In
atorka The halt In the trad revival apJ
Ktrma wj- nanny in ertect -oi aoundant
money resources In that department of th
ecu titles market. Th content of the an
imal report of the Preesed Steel Car com
pany and the unfavorable views exnreiuuvl
by It president over railroad prospects kept
aiitrniion uxea on tne suDject loaay.
Another reduction In copper quotation
her and In London wa a contributory
factor. The gloomy feellnr In the eteel
trade was deepened by reiterated report of
a coming cut in price. Thl la quite directly
effective In speculative sentiment D slock
oeiiing marcn a tne date Inr the calling
of th -extra session gav renewed vlvnr
to the diitcusalon of the coming new tariff
mw na tne reports of the probable diverg
encies of view in a prominent political
party which may Drolona- the settlement
of th new schedule. As no effective trad
revival 1 looked for until the schedule
re determined this possibility of delav waa
oi coining mrtuenc on tne Speculative
spirit. The tariff question and Its uncer
tainties wa a neutralising force to the
coming Inauguration of the new president,
who haa been looked forward to a a noa-
ibl stimulant of the stock market such a
ine movemoer election proved to be.
-Published reports of the program being
followed by E. H. Harrlman to build up
hla health had th effect of arousln some
misgivings on tht subject. nA early rise in
Atchison wa aaaoclated with rumors of a
coming increase m dividend. The banks
are surrendering government deposits to
the subtreasury In advance of the date
fixed In the call, which name February 26
th period for compliance. Monev rate
are unaffected. The declining Interest rate
ar common to all the world great monev
centera and thla wa coincident today with
universal dullness on stock markets.
Bonds were Irregular. Total aale. nir
value. 86.380.000. United State bonds were
unchanged on call. ''i'
Number of saies and principal quotation
on atock wr aa follow: -,.--
ale Bt(k, lw. Claae.
AtMimnM Ouster lt.iet ;t 7H i
an. v. m S.WV
vm. v. m r. eTo I in 111
110
u
41
85
1
1U
i
14
Ul
1
44
1'1't
Wl
Uo
M
S
11
1T
ioe
Am. lotion otl...
. 8,no .MS4 pmi
to -i Cit
Am. Ire curltla.
" K
An. Uaaao Oil
America bocoaBetlee ....
Am. Looomot Ire sfd......
Aw. . A K
Am. 1. R. p!4
Am. Busar Refining w
Aa Tobacco pf4
American Wooles
Anaconda Mining Co
Alchlaon .t...
Atckieoa pf4
Atlantic Coast Una
EtaMmor Ohio
Bal. A Ohio prd
Brooklyn Rao 1 4 Tr
Canadian Panfie
Central Leather
Central Leather pfi
Central of New Jersey... .
Chcaasoma A Ohio..
Chicago OL W
Chlcao A N. a
C. at. A St. P
r . c. C St. L. ......
tulorada P. A I....: .
Caloraao A So
Colo. Bo. let pt
Canaolldate Oaa, ex-dlv.
Vorn Products
Delaware A Haaeoa
Lwnver A Rio tirand....
D. . 43. prd...
tlller oraelta
ajria
Brio 1st pii..Y...
Brie M pfd
General Xlaotrt
Oraat leortoom pfd
Oeaat Nonkera Or etfn,.
Illlnola antral
lntorboratisk Met
Int. Mat. prd
international Paper ......
Int. Paper pd
International Pump
Iowa Central ,
Kanaka City go
K. C. So. pld
Louisville A N
Minn. A Bu L
M . St. T. A g. g. M...
Mlaaourl Pacific
M., K. A Tv
M.. K. T. Bid
KaUunal Lead
New Tork Contral ..
n. y.. o. a w
Kerfolk A W
North American
Nortkara Pacllai
Pacific Mall
Paeinaylvanla
Paople a Oaa
P.. C. C. A BC L
Praaaad Btoal Car ,
Pullman Palace Car
Railway tieel Banna
Reading
Republic Bteel
Rap. iaei ptd
Rack lalaad Ca
Rack Ulaad Ca ptd
Bt. U A B. P M ptd
Bt. Louis W
Bt. L. B. W. pfd .
Sloaa-thef field . A 1
Bout hern Pacific
Bo. Pacific ptd
Boulbera Railway
Bo. Railway ptd
tauiauw Copper
Teaaa A Pacific
T-. Bt. L. A W
T . R L I W. pfd
t'nloa Pacific
Uaioa Pacine ptd
t). B. Rabber
I. B. Runner 1st ptd
V. B. ateal
f B. Steel pfd
tub Capper
Va'arallna Chemical ....
Va.-Oera. CaaaL pd
Wabaak
Wabak ptd
Waatiaskuuaa gieotric ....
Weatarn Laioa
Wbeelln A U B
aiaoanaia Caalrsi
Am. T. A T. Ce
Total aatos tar tae day.
rr.
nt Ms ft'-
li ur U
il fce t 4u,s
- 14 U XX S
to t a
e 46 44
TT,n4 1 1111
" A Wl lmrj
4'K lm Tjo
. u im
B.tyw t tt
i, i4 .'.n
am i r ii
4" lor iw
U SHI 127
14.410 (7 47 :
4B t t 1
PO 17 I7 It
t.M 147 147 147
V 7 77 n
l.tnt n jv
kn
M
W 121 711 m
1.4 p 1 Hi,
I" 174 174 174
ttnn 4 4C 44
!.4M St t
' H
4.4n . 11 JH14. sr
4 47 47 41
H
10. 764 lata
164
l 144 , 14S
71 71
141
. 71
WW 144
tot 14
14
144
11
4J
6
at
11
41
1.1 UO
44-
an tr M
I 90
l.SUt
X
4t
72
41
71
la
64
141
tl
41!
II
127
4
' M HI
4,0 7t
t.luo 4m
i.ioi ''
l ew i
i.xie 4;
ew , M
11
A RIO 141
l.OuO 14
11K
am 111
" ij "i"
'"it 'ri"
M.uo iit
a t
141
71
43
71
1
44
"
41
SI
1 140
14 11
11? U
1U 111
Bt
41 41
J71
47 , 44
111 141
M
l.loe
l.ttu
a
4
10
4
4
4
44 .'
114
111
4tl
4
4J
4
1..
11
itw
4'
iu
41
114
4T
41
4
11
. a l
i.o
l.OUt 44 .
4
ta
4U 4w
Tl
114
J
4J
14
. 14. 44 ill lt
V;;;-
' ' iai ioi ". inii"
. St.int ? . ti4
. t.yt 114 iu
?a 44 ' 41
. 8.10 44 ' 44
IS
T kU
1W
14
u
1JKU
1 M
It
4"
n
47
4i
ta
14
4
4T
4t
4-
uv ut
New Varai Mlalagr Stacks.
NEW YORK. Feb. 17. Clewing quotations
an mining tuck wr: - -
Alloa ..- .a UtUs Cbiar .
Bninawlek Coa la Maalcaa ,
Cosm. Twaael stock... IT Oatane
' a 1 Opkir
Can. CaL a Va 41 Busters'
Mora Silver I 1 allow Jaokat.
Laa4Tlll. Co. 4
Ottsraa.
..V
. tt
.l
.1st
. ( Uersaaay Stateaaeat.
BERLIN. Feb. 17.-Th weekly tatemnt
of th Imperial Bank of Germany shows
th followtug change: Cash a hand, in
creased ii.ieM.0uv mark; loan Itioraaaed.
U.M.UM mark; discount rtrrr-r rrd. Si -lTl.ota
niaras; trcaaury Ulla, dacreaaaal 8c'.
K4 mark a; in circulation. tVnarwaaed ..
Bbi.ou marks; boU. inereaaed tw.077.4u8
taark; gold. Increased a4.ll.w marka
tak 'lrartaa. - -
OMAHA. Feb. IT. Bank dearthg for to.
gay war H.lM.4t.n and fur tha
ponding data Vast year fl.441.5e3 M.
T Btalwaaea 4.
WASlilOTOX. Feb. IT.-Teday- gtat.
rent of the treasury balances In th gen
eral fund, exclusive rf the l.Vi.oin.(n gold
reserve, show: Available cash balance,
81C.S.14?; gold com ,nd bullion, S7.M.70;
gold certificate. 8J6.U1.6W.
Mw Yark Maaey Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 17.-MONEY-OH call,
teady; lHr per rent; ruling rat. 2
per cent; closing bid. 2 per rent: offered
at 2 per rent. Time loans, very quiet and
teady; Jty day. 2t4H Pr cent; ninety
day, :tfl prr cent; six month. al per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE TAPER -844
pr cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Stead, with
actual business in bankers' bills at 84.84&O0
4 M for elxty days, and at 84 87 for de
mand. Commercial bills. 84 MH&4 MV
SILVER Bar. 61c; Mexican dollar, 44c.
BONDS Oovernment. steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotation on bond today wr a
follows:
v. i M. k, m
so sewseii ......
C. 8. to. re
4o ceupen
V. S. to. rag
4a eeape
Am. lohaore 4s..
An. Tobacco to...
to
Atrhisoa sea. to..
. do ad), to.
da er. to
4 pt. Ba
Atlantic c. L to.
Sal. A Ohl to...
4 1
.11 U. A It. anl. 4s 11
.l-lHaMn. c I 4s n
.loo4 . Central 4s ti
o 1st lac 14
.111 M. St. U M f.
. U . K. A T. 4s
. T 4o
. K. k. et M. :V
.! N. Y. C. g. I Hi H
.101 !4. i. C. f. te. IK
HK Pacific 4s m
.itir.H b at 74
.imi, H. W. e. 4
. "HO. t. L rMf 4a H
.lt4Pnn. ev. lies Itl6...
. U o 4 IMS
. M XtmAtn mi. ieu
"r. R. T. ev.
central of O. a...lll e. at Cub ...... 1JM
"to I Inc. V !t. L. I. M e. to . 111
o 24 lac at c U r. f. 4a rr
! M Inr :. St. L . W. e. .... Tlu
rt. Ohio 4H ...lU."ealmr A L. 4a ... m
Tnlcace A A. Jv.. 744 se. radftc 4a i;
C. B. q. n. 4s.... M let 4s fc
v., a. i. a r. P"4o. aanvar ta 11
tot. U KHTwu P. It 11
Into Pacific 4s UBlaT., St. LAW. 4s... NH
rf.
..n o tv. 4a itt
i.. 4r. g. Meet M IB....1C4
.. " Wabaak la Illl
.. 'lltn M4. 4a M
.. MtW. tV B 4s
..mmwia Central 4a ,
.. m. T . K. H. A H.
.. r. t ctfa 114
.. 71 Leka ftior 4s mi... 44
. WIAa. T. T. rv. 4s..
.. nWakak Bit. 4a TT
.. N an. Rallwar 4s T
.. M Mo. Pactne 4. 44
.. 2D. R. O. yf to... Mi
rx-c. st. u g.
Colo. ln4. 4a.
Cole. Mi4. to ....
Colo. A go. to...
Del. A H. rv. to.
D. R. O. to..
trt p. I. 4a
So sen. 4a
Hor. -Val. 4a.
Int. Met. 4a.....
Japaa 4s
o 4Ha
to M aertea
ml Xtara.
lUacal geearltle.
OMAHA. Feb. M. Quotations on Omaha
stork and bond, furnished by Samuel
Burns, Jr., 414 New York Lite building:
si. Aaee.
Columbia rire insurance stork
.. 1T
. to
. Ml
. W
. T
. M
. T
. in
lit
Comblnatlns Rrld. Bloui City
City o Omaha bonda. 4 1M
ind. TeL ta 40 ptd bonus... .
Kanaa City Hy. A Llfbt ta ltll....
u
H
61
14
4
in
- n
11
444
44
111
p
t
I'M
44
14
lAt
101
Kanaaa City Ry. A Ufbt pt
Nebraska Telephone stock
Omaha Oaa is 1117
Omaha Electric L4. Power t mi
Omaha Electric Lt. A Power pfd....
Omaha A Co. Biurre at. Hr ta 1114..
Omaha A On. Bluff Bu Ry. ts lUt
Omaha A Co. Bluffa t. Ry pfd
M
M
Omaha A C. Bluffs Ry. A Bridge pfd 41
Omaha Water Co. tt, ltit Bt
Omaha Water Co. ta l4t Bt
umaba Water Co. let ptd it
Omaha Water Co. 9d ptd 6
Omaha Board of Trad Bldg. Co. pfd.. ft
Omaha Board et Trad Bldg. Co. coat.. 14
Bwift A tiomeany lj
Slate lnsunno Co no
BherMaa Ooal a 1U1 at
Bhcrtdaa Coal afd M
Sheridan Coal com
Biout City aiook Tare pfd t
glout City Stock Yard com it l
Trl-SUta Land t o. ptd. W com. heaas H Bt
I'nloa Btork Yarda Oo. slack tl tz
Union Conatruouoa Co., Ktnans Ctty M tt
Wright-Wllhalmy Co. pfd N ti
Alma. N.. VII lag 6 104
atoa gtacLta aaa Band.
BOSTON, Feb. 17. Mony. cIl loan, i
4ji per cent; time loan, 8&4 par cent.
Official closing on stocks and bonda:
Atchtaen adj. 4 94 Butts Coalltloa J
o 11 rai. a Arttosa 11
Atrhlaon R. R 12cl. A Hecla 444
do pfd ..101Oentsnnla! 4
Boatea A Maine 187 copper Rang .
Boaton Eleralad KlHtialy West .....
Pltchbur pfd Uerranklls
N. Y.. N. H. a H...1- Oroane Canaaaa
..
.. 10
.. 14
.. 10
.. 81
.. 6
.. 11
lotion Pacific 17 1st Royals ...
Am. Arc. Chant..
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuba...
Am. T. a T
Amer. Weolaa ....
do pfd
Dominion 1. a g..
Maaa. Electric
Mm Oaa
Vnltad Pruit
United a. M
do - pfd v.. .......
V. a. Meal
do pfd
Adventure
Allouei
Amalgamated
Artsona Com
Atlantic
, Masa Miarng .
.. st Miraigaa
.. 4 Mohawk
..12 Moat. C. a O.
.. Nerada
.. 0id Domlnloa .
.. Bt Oaceola .........
.. 1. Parrot ,
.. 4oShannoa ........
..191 Tamaraok ......
.. 44 Trlaiiy
.. ke Dnltad riappor ,
.. t! V. A Mining..,
..U8,U. a. OIL.,
... l'iah
.. 41 Victoria
.. 74 Wlnoaa
.. 4 Wolverine
.. 11 North Butt ....
.. 44
.. II
.. ai
..Ut
.. it
.. M
.. 14
.. 11
.. 40
.. 81
.. 41
.. I
..144
.. 28
Forelga Flaaaclal.
LONDON. Feb. 17.-Mcmey wa In
demand on the market today and
flr
dis-
count were easier. Trading on th Stock
exchange a a dull. Dealer are awaiting
development in connection with tha tMirl.
get, while investor, as well as Paria, ar
marking time. There wa. however, no
pronounced weakness and oonaol ckoaed
teady. Mexican rail war good on traf
fic return American c untie lacked,
interest ana value hung around parity
In th forenoon, easing on lack of support
later. New York, however, hid tin Ateh.
laon, Topatka A ganta Fe and a fear other
or it lavonie, wmca caused a steadier
cio.e, t nitea Havana cloaed at at on
disappointing traffic returna
PARIS. Feb. 17. Price on tha Bourse
today wer steady.
BERUN,. Feb. 17. Price on the Bourse
generally today wer weaker. Baltinaora
4t tiio wa strong.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 17. M7TALe9-4pot Un
wa unchanged at 130 8 in London, but
future were a shad lower at tfl lam
Local market were quiet and unchanged.
The London copper market waa ta lower
at hi 7 d tor pot and AM ia tor future
Local market dull and with declining
lenaency, wita laae quoted at giaQll.sU,
eiectroiytie at 4U.outv-iJ.ii! and casting at
8U.I7Hiatn. Lead low.r at All Ts Ad In
th English market, but dull and unchanged
at 84eiw4. in New York. Th English
Iron market wa unchanged, Cleveland
warrant being quoted at 4K. Th local
market wa dull, with No. 1 foundry north
ern quote at llt.fciv W.l. No. 8 northarn at
818 2MH7.UO. No. l southern and No. 1 south,
em. aoft. at 817 iaH.H.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. 17. METAL)
Lead, weak at laaut3.87H; apeltar. dull at
84.su.
C)4aa aaaniat.
NEW YORK. Feb. IT COTTON Market
opansd uncliaaged to 8 point higher oa
covering by nearby short and commlaaloa
house support af th new crop, which wa
encouraged by th continued dry weather
In Texas, although cable ware hardly aa
good a Hue and Maachaatar account wr
conflicting. Trading wa vary uuiet during
th early elon anal prloe naked ,of f to a
net decline of about o points with tba
near months relatively eaay.
Cotton futurea opened ateady; March,
8.5ac; May. 8.86c; July. 8.46c; Aug-uat, I ytf
8.47c; October, 4 42c; December, 8J7e; Jan
uary, 8.Mc.
BT. LOCIS. Feb. 17.-XTTON Steady ;
middling. 8 T-lc. Sale. 48 bale; receipt a
4.8W bale; shipments. 4.842 bales; Btock, 48,
Ul balea .
CaVee Market.
NEW YORK. Fob. 17. -CO FFEE Future
opened unchanged to t point Lower, in
oynipathy with lower European cable.
Trading waa lea activ than yesterday and
price held around the Initial figure with
scattering liquidation absorbed by fresh
buyer and shorts. The cioaa wa steady
and unchanged to ( point lower. Balea,
14.1S0 bags. Including March and April at
4 46c; May. 8.i c: July. S.Shcr Auguat,
4c; Betember. 8.46c; Daoerabar, 4 AUc; Janu
ary, 8.80c. Bpot, steady; No. I Km, atrSAao;
No. 4 Santo, Sc. Mild, steady; Cor
dova, ',(9lic
OIU mm
OIL CITY. Fa.. Feb. 17.-OLI Credit bal-
ancea. 81.78. Run. 80,771 bbla; average. 1Z7,
111 hbls. Shipment, &8.714 bbl.; avarag.
174.848 tela
SAVANNAH. Feb. 17. OIL Turpentine,
teady; 4uVc Balea. M cask; receipts, 1U1
casks; ahlpmenta, B.4M cask.
ROBIN Firm. Bale. 1 bS raaks: racclpt.
818 cask; hlprneajt. 1.4J0 eks; stock, 141.
Lii caaka Quot: B. 81 ; D. 81.1:; K,
82.18; F. 8317H: U. 88 80; H. 81 ; I. 8414); K.
84 W: M. fc.7t. N, 8.; M. y.7i; WU. 8448;
WW. tS-BB-
Pbiuaelphta rradaeo Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 17 BUTTER
Btdy. fair deanaad; ealra west era craani
cry. kuc; extra eearby prints, tic
ECKio Firm; Pcnnajtvanla aad nearby
ftrsta, fra tana. sc at mark . Pennsyl
vania and arty curraaA raoetpt. ta rw-turnat-ia
caar. 21. at aark; weatara first,
frw eaaaa, Oc at (narfc; westara currant ra-eelt-
. fee tt, U.
t HEtrfi-Unn; New Tor full craam.
ehotca, 14VCMW-: New Yerk f.-li 44uia,
fair ta guwa, li4ia.
Increasing
Tt publlRitetl Btatement under data of February 6th,
'01, show steady gains lo ntrengtb. .. . .
Capital and Surplus, $1,000,000.00
Loans..... 7,010,555.50
Bonds 1,130,815.66
Cash 4,803,240.60
While loan have Increased, the deposit ha aJao In
creased, and the cash reserve maintains Its usual high per
centage. Deposits $11,754,947.71
The largest of any bank In Nebraska.
! T.
IS NOT THIS A GOOD PLACE FOR VOIR ACTOl'CTT
First National Bank of Omaha
Thirteenth vnd Ftu-iuLm St.
Tntranc to Bafatv SXpoalt YarUts U en llth St.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Slow, with the
, Tendency Lower.
HOGS THAVEL D0WH HILL FAST
Large Receipt at Sheep Again Today,
Maklagr Raa tar Two Day l
aally Heavy Price Oe
rail' Steady.
BOUTH OMAHA, Fb. IT. 108.
Receipt were: Cattl. Hoga Sheep.
Official Monday 14S0 8.68 8.7lt
tifficial Tuesday 8.7(6 11.447 11.694
EsUmat Wednesday ... 4.000 14.6(0 8.U0
Thre day this week..lll 88.888 14. 4S8
Bam day last Week.... S.4M IS 14.1A
Bam day 8 week ago.. ll.M 37.228 :4.S
Bam day 8 week ago. .10.1M 81,017 l.rai
Bam day 4 week agt..14.8n Z3.C1 80.838
Same days last year....W.8M 18.8M 14,077
Th following tabl show th receipt of
eattl. hog and sheep at South Omaha for
th year to data, aom pared with laat year:
. 1908. . io. Inc. Dee.
Csttla 178 lS4.a 6s!M
Hog Mh.Kn 44,.; 87,an
hP ..... 464 1M.747 14.W
Th following tabl shew th averag
prlc of hog at Boutn Omaha 'or th laat
vral dayA wtlh ompariauast
PAta 1808. tl808.lO7.18(.lO8.llSM.l(n.
Feb. T....
Fb. 8....
Feb. 8...
"b. 10...,
Feb. li...!
Feb. 18...
rb. 18...
Feb. n...
Feb. IS... I
Feb. 14...
Fob. 17...
4 18i
4 80
8 81
8 871
4 74
8 74
871
8 78
71
72
81
8 88
or
8 14V
87
I 8M
8 7H
8 84
4 Wl
n
4 77
4 81
I
4 081
41 IT
4 83
8 81
4 W
8 01
8 83,
4 8v
8 13
I 72
a t
f 81
8 00
I
51
18
8 18
8 81
TS
4 81
4 I
4 081
4 03)
4 SSJ 4 H
4 84
4 W
s n
8 88
8 B4j
4 88
8
a ski
8 04
88
4 08
4 7i OSJ 7 CI
Sunday.
Th off Ids! number of car of stock
brought la today by eaca toad wa:
.... Cattle. Hoga Sheep. H'rs.
wabash 4
Missouri Paclfle , 8
tTnlon Pacific 78
C. a N. W., aaat '
C. V N. W., wet
C, Bt. P.. M. a O.... 17
C. li. Q., east...... 1
C, B. c Q., wet...... m
C, R. I. a P., eaat.. 8
C. R. I. a P.. wst., 7
Illinois Central 8 '
Chicago ot. Western 8
Total receipt ....ia
..
48 10 ..
8 - 8
78 4 1
4 8 1
8 8
U
1 8 1
....
8
4 .. ..
2M ' 88 4
The disposition of the -day's receipt wa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of bead Indicated:
t Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Omaha Packing- CV a7 oso 1
Bwift and Company 7fJS t.izt
Cudahy Packing Co.;.... Mo 8,471 1M
Aritiraie A Ca . . vx a ....
. ww....... oeo ,iwft a.iftl
m
48
m
ta
tarey at uentoa
e . 1. eiepnen
Hill a Bon
F. P. Lewis
J. R. Rrat A Cn
. sa
t
,. 104
. 87
. ira
. 237
8
. 71
44
. 4
- -
. JUS
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Huaa
McCrtary a Carey
Bam Werthtmer
H. F. Hamilton....;
M. Hagerty a Co
Sullivan Bro
Lehmer Bros...'.....
Rwirt A RaWIbhI ' ivw.
Kothcniid
Other buyer.. taj 1
ToUls 4.MJ . U.M2 ,782
CATTLEe-Ther waa another big run of
cattle today., lb receipt amounting to 248
car, the heaviest run alnce January li,
when 814 car wer reported In. Tha total
for th threa days shows a large gain over
any previous week of recent date and also
over a year ago. Among th arrival was
quit a sprinkling of .vry decent killing
eattl af all kinds.
Advlca from all selling point this morn
ing wer discouraging, and that fact to
gether with the larg receipts made the
markat very alow. In fact. It waa well
along toward 10 o'clock tie for buyer took
th trouble to go out Into th yarda and
Whn they did they war verv backward
about bidding freely and It waa after rnid-
oay oat or vary much buaineaa waa tran
aactatL Prlcea generally looked luttriac
kwr than y eater day, or fully 28c lower
than Monday.
Cow and heifer went through th cam
experience as beef steera Buyers wer
vary slow about takin hold, belna an-
parantly In no hurry to fill order, aa ther
waa a great plenty to go th rounda
rrtoea showed about th same decline a
that noted abov In ooonactloa with beef
t ears.
Blacker and feeder wer a little dull,
peculators being backward about taking
hold In tb fo ac th rapid dacltn la fat
oattl And th tendency on th market in
coneequenc waa lower. Buyer wer gen
erally figuring taking off aa much aa lie
from yesterday' prlcea
W notation vn cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed slaara. 8s.aU4u08: fair to aronA
corn-fed ateera, 86.0CMi6.sO; common to fair
corn-fed steer. 84.0O 00; good to choice
oow and halfar. 84aj&a.tt; fair to good
cow and half era 83-0tr4 Oft; commoa lo fair
cow and hr iters. COO1&8.OO: good to cholo
torter and feeder. 84.6044 (B; fair to
good atocker and feeders. gl764lA0; com
mon to fair stockar and feeders, 83(
8 78; atock heifer. 76i4.tV; veal calves.
I8.00C7.X; bull, staga etc.. t.7b4 86.
HOOS Rclpt of hogs thl morning
wet very heavy, and la tar train kept
rolling tip th receipt until th total
amounted to over Mi car, being th heavi
est run of any day sine January 21. Tit
quality averaged up pretty fair, that is.
iner wa quit a snowing f good, weighty
tuff, although liter, waa also a consider.
able showing of trashy, light load.
in market opened reasonably early In
pit of tb tact that' receipts were o
large, but th feeling waa decidedly weak.
Advice from all othr aelllna nolnta in.
dicated sharply lower markets and buyers
at thl point wer not alow in taking ad
van tag. of th heavy run ta fore th mar
ket down la oorrcapoading degree at thla
point. Th result wa that th aiarket
started out stYlOc lower, that la 8c luvir an
tha heat hog and luc lower on th general
rua 01 iigni noga oca vary cholca. light
Snd butcher weight, such aa war wanted
by th shippers, did not show a much da
cltn a other. Commoa lights war very
low throughout th day. th aaaa aa they
bav gwea for torn little tin back.
Tha market did not Improve any a the
day advanced, but tfll it held up fairly
wu conHoanoi in targe rua. At Uia cuoea
It waa aalaJy Ue lower thaa yaatvrday on
all ktnda Common liart.t noae ware tt
criminated Lttiiiat th most and la many
case aaiectnea were quoting their tal aalea
o iigr.i aiurt a yai lower. frMi snuck
r thing was Oiatxiaed ot by OiKiJay, bar
ring a tew 1st rrivaia
BHEL.i'-lteccli of sl.eep this Baurutrf
Asset
s
wer considerably larger than expected, ,
about forty car being rrported In, Th
run for th two d I th heaviest thai
11 haa been befnte In a Innv llm. in mritm.
th market Wa bv no idmiii in kul inm .
in aoaition to tne requirement of the local
packer which werw quit liberal. thr ".
aa also a vety good shipping demand fr
such stuff ss would do to tAetr and feed
oot for the later market. Th result Waa
that th demand wa quit good for all de
irahl kinds, and whli the trad coald
hardly be called actlv atlll there wa- '
vriy inn imivrmcnt ana in most ot-the)
oiferings changed hands In rood season.
I'nfortunately th quality wa not verv
good, ther being a considerable showing
of trash which wa not sought after and
which waa very much Inclined to drag.
Th feeling on the undesirable kinds with
receipt so larg would natarally be a little
weak. On the other hand th prices paid
for desirable killer did not rtow any mav
aterial change aa compared with yester
day, the market being generally quoted as
about steady.
Ve-uoiauons on sneep ana iamnn Craod
choice lamb. 87.0oej'7.88; fair to good lamb
846ftT7.00; feeding lamba, Monica 76; goad
to choir light yearlings, &oii4J.Ti; good
to choice heavy yearling, 8.0ij.S; feed-"
Ing yarllngs. 86 2d4J.7; gtod to eholo
wether. 8f..0ti56., fair t good wet here, '
84.7bgO0; feeding wether. 84 8fcsP4.7i; good
to choice ews. 84.M.: fair ta good
ewes, 84-284.45: feeling ews. 83.00fc-i.g0'
culls and bucks, 81 40i&2.7l.
CHICAGO I.IVB STOCK MARKET1
Cattle, Host. Sheep mm Iaaka Ta -to
Flfteea Oats Lawer.
CHICAGO, Feb. 17. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 21.onf head; market lvfc'lfr
lower; steer. 8a.OOdr7.lb; oows, 81Ti(tr6.fi;
heifers. 83.2&4i.00; bulls. 83.45.2d: calves,
83.6"7 60; atocker and feeder. 83 tMjS &0
HOtlS Receipt, estimated at 44.000 head;
market, lofglfc lower; choioa heavy ahlp-
ev.T"H--w, wuivnera, po.wfJo.o; lignt
mixed. $86t3&; clioios light, 84 3&94.40;
packing, 8o.34r4.4&; pigs, 8iJfi.9-, bulk of
ale. 8.30&.45.
8HEKP AND LA MBS Receipts, estl.
mated at 16.0(0 head; market tor sheep
teady, but medium lamb wore Vug 1.V5
lower; Bheep. 84264j.76; lAmb. 8.354p7JB:
yearling. 8S.OtK87.o. - .
Bt. Laal Lire Stock Market,
BT. LOU1B. Feb. 17. CATTLE Receipt.
8.050 head, including 870 Texan; market
lOtrnRc lower; native shipping and export
ateer. 85.00f7.2O; dressed beef and butcher
steers. 84. 40; ateer under 1.000 lb.,
88.50.80: atocker and feeder. 83.803640;
cow and heifer. 88.2&9.8fi; canner. II 7M
2.26; bulla, 82.7506-25; ralvee. t5.5teg4.00; Txa
And Indian ateer,- 83.604itLft; cow and
heifer. fl.7544.25.
HOOB RccelpU. U.5r) head; market lOfl '
15c lower; pigs and light. 84 6001.40; pack
er. 8S.K4ja60; butcher and best heavy.
86.4085.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, g.oW v
hd; market steady; native muttons, 8175 -t60:
lambs, 84.607.75; cull and bucks
83.2tVS; Ux kers, 83.OU&4.0O. ' 1
K"aa City Live Btock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feo. 17. CATTLB-Re-eelpt.
8.600 head. Including 200 outhem;
market 10c. lower: choice export and dreaaed,
fteef ateera ttfwin- f.i. n . . j . , r. .i.
- . . ... - - . v ewu,
8.70; western steer. S4.7Nrw.25; etockar and
irrucra, aa.wiKqo.w; wiutnem steers, l.vx(p
5.60; southern cows. 2.6053.; native cows,
KliR PA- n.tlva V. nl r n gjmyM v. 1 1 1 .
. . . ... . ., ew-wiv.vv. uutIB,
Ca im. . 1 ... 1 . T qc
Inai-ar- Onn IE hulk .i.. a at iw.
a-.-w-s " ' I'l ariAtsa VI ITT SB. r.saipway
f 40; he-avj, $A.)tjrt 41 : paokera and butchrt,
Ham, light. 4$as.9&ca0; pgm. S&MXQbAO.
oncrr al lAflivs noCaSipiJs 11 xn
had; market lOkViWftr lower; lwnbt t7.0ft
T RA waapllntra . Tt i -mrntm. w.. kv
-" av.vy-w. iw, swcuiaa gj, fJO.V"
5 ; ewe. 84.2&I.6.I30; atocker and feeders, .
ea.wnri.wj. I
Bt. Jeacpk Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSrCPH. Mo., Fb. 17. CATTLE Re
eelpta, I.OiiO head; market for aleera lOo
lower: natlv steers. 44.7o43i cow and
bHfer. 82. oi 6 50; calve. 8a-5037.2a.
HOOPJ Receipts, 12.0(10 head; market 10q
lower; top, 86.40; bulk of sal, 866iJ.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBB Receipt. 8,.
head: market lbtfiii&c lower!, lamba St itu
7.IS. -
Sloaz City t.lv Btock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. Feb. 17. (Bnaclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt. 1 01 head; mar
ket toe lower; peevea. S4.ui.bo; rat cow
and heifer. 83. bunt. 26; feeders. 84.uS.ti0;
yearling. 8.)4.26.
Htxia Receipt. 8 0UO head: market ldglse
lower; range of price. 8&-cfw.2&; bulk of
ai. uen. JU.
toek la Slgkt.
Receipt of II v stock at th six Brinclpal
western markets yesterday were aa follows:
w Cttlw. Hoga Sharp.
South Omaha ,) 14 s.ous
tloux CUy s.uuu - (.
Bt. Joawph X.0OO 12.UJ 8.0
Kanaa City S,u 1.M 14
Bt. Louis S.flbO 12.ir - 194 '
Chicago rrfl.TJUO AbJoJO K.4U8
Total
.42.550 lufi.800 44.130
wV'BATHKR IX THE CRAIJr BELT
Fair aa4 Wararr far Tharsday 8 the '
Oatlook.
OMAHA. Feb. 17. V- :
The east em diaturbanc la dlsappaarlna '
off the upper Atlantic coast. An ar of
high preaaur. with it crest over th south
ern atata. haa followed th diaturbanc
over th eastern portion, and decidedly
colder weather prevail thl morning to th
lower lak region, upper Ohio valley and'
throughout th Atlantic and east gulf '
state. An area of low pressure ovrlie:
the extreme north eat, and Is extending '
south along th atern Rocky mountain -lop.
Thl drprwMon i accompanied hy
a rapidly rising temperature, and 8 pre-''
ceded by -warmer weather In th urn'
Missiaaipi-I and Missouri valley and nv.un-'"
tain district, rnaetlled conditions prevail '
in th et, but th weather will probably
continue fair In this vicinity tonight and '
Thursday, with warmer tonight.
Record of temperature and precipitation
- - . VVI I V.JWUUJI ua vl
th last threw years; -
, iSOO. 108. 1B0T. 10. .
Minimum temperature.... 15 88 21
Precipitation 40 ' .14 .40 .04
Normal . temperature for today,. 24 W "
greea r
I leflrlency In prerlplutlon grnce March L .
8.00 Inch. .
Uefu iency corresponding period la 1808.
a87 inches.
Deficiency correKpondlng period In iSflf.
418 Inches I.. A. WEHAiH.
Loc4 ForwtasAa-.
Mlaaeapolle Uraa Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 17-FLtCR-lln- '
changed; first clear. 84 top 44$: ecoI .
clears. 83464)8.18: first pa tenia, tiit.aa;
eecond pateota. Aii.e.
FLAX Cloawd at litis - , V-
BRAN la bulk, 8U-W-3.54. '.- - .. . '
4 enl Market.
ST. LOI li. frb. 17.-Wfk.'l-Firro. "n
dims giadca. emt!r,g aud !IiJ' lay-vr:
lifht tiiw i"4j-.j luMavy fine, a-i ir' "
aaahsa, 4..