TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2G, 1909.
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CRA1S AND PRODIXE ilAREEI
lull in Ofieml ActiTitj of All Linei
" 'of Trading.
IAD BOABS KAI1 LOW RECEIPTS
Maveaaeat ml Cora la ti. However,
rrlee-a Are Better Tkaa Eth
',' Urd Da4 la
v lrv1.
r OMAHA. Feb. 25. 1
Thp re a lull in tha grivrtl activity In
II markcta today. Tha wheat situation la
apparently unchanged, and whlla the con
dition of country roa1 a are retrtctlng
heavy receipt , tha cash ' situation wa
sever Kroner.
Tha movement of corn la good, and with
ettar weather, receipt ahould pik up.
Price are tha beat they hav ever been
lnt the local demand J. very good.
Wheat was dull an4 'nacilvf. with
rable weaker and trader holding of!
lfter tha bulge In July option jretrdy.
Jjtfd Interest developed later and value
dvanced near the cloae, with a spirit of
leavr trading.
May wheat opened at 11.074 and ctud
t ?.,, i
Corn opened duH , and worked a ahade
lower during the early part of tha Mlnn.
Light receipt and tweedy-, firm cash dc
mnd. taking all aanipt offering, focce.1
the market, with vame steady at the
cloae May oora opened at fr.e and closed
t
Primary wheat receipt were 36.000 bush
el and ahlpmenta were 3fS.0fi bushel.
gainat receipt lat year of .131.000 bushel
and shipment of 348.000 bushel.
Corn receipt were 7"7,() buahel and
shipment were 28&,0iO buahel. against re
ceipt last year of ST.I.Ono bunhel and ahip
roenta of 343.O0O buahela.
Clearances were 106,000 buahel of corn,
l.OflO buahel of oat, and wheat and flour
equal to 237.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed ta.'u'ad lower on wheat
nd unchanged on corn. ' " '
Loral rang of option: . ...
Artlules.1 Open.
High.
Ctosa.
T'r.
WTieat
fj May..
1 July..
0t
May..
1
1S
1 7l
87,
1
0
so.
si
61) (11
tlVt
Oeiaka Caah Pa-tee.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard. ll.Ooei.nsH: No. S
hard, tl.044?l.O5: No. hard. .0P,i;
No. I aprtng, 31.0fcoi 03.
CORN No. 3, lx$rt--: No. a yellow, bV$
b; No. I whit.
OATS No. I mixed. 51c: No. 3 yellow.
Ho; No. white 6163c; No. 4 white, 510
!-: atandard. i52Hc.
it I
S-No. I. 73674c; No. J. Tic.
Ceriat Receipta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Ofuaha
Uuluth
in
5
4.1
104
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CHICAGO GRAM AXlV TROVI9IOXS
Feat area af the TreaHagr aad (laalag
Price aai Baard af Trad.
CHICAGO. Feb. J! Wheat for July de
livery touched a new high record mark for
the' aeason when It sold here today at $1,044
Vl.H per bu.. overtopping by the
t revtoue record established on December 4.
Neaiiy all trie advance waa retained, the
market closing strong, with pxsce HO'lH;
above yeaterday's final quotations. Corn,
ot and provisions also cloaed firm.
The July dUeiV occupied the atage In
the wheat pit and demand for that option
waa brisk throughout the entire day. Lead
ers In the bull campaign In May wheat
were liberal purchasers of the summer de
livery and there wit also general buying
by commission houses. At the same time
the 'May option was Inclined to drag be
cause of considerable, selling pressure by
ouJIlBhlr affected by an estimate on the
shipments from Argentina for the week,
w htnix,misifl aharAwi aa sval AimXt'Mt l
mi., j vmparea vma tue , previous, aaek.
This factor, hos ever, was partially' offset
by a -decline 4-4h .price of wheat- at -Liv.
tdooI. During the day the July delivery
. -anged between tl.0 and 11.04 Wl 04H. and
losed at ll.CM'ifH.tH-S May closed at (l.llVS.
The corn market, wss weak at the stsrt.
but a strong tone soon developed, which
wss maintained. At tha cloae price were
Sc to t4He higher than yesterday s close,
Mar being ec to tsVitKVc. and Jufy tfSc.
Oats were firm. At the close prices were
Mi He higher than yesterday's final quota
tlons May closed st M4V, and July at
Provtona were firm. The market cloaed
firm, with prices up 2Sc to itt luc, compared
with tli previous ctose.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Artlclea.1 Opeo.1 High. 1 Low. Cloae. Yes'y
Wheat
Ma-
Jalv.
1 K 1 1J 1 13J 1
1 rr- 1 4i4i j on (-1 041,1
1 1
1 03
rr
tjept. jSVtM
mi . T;tv,Sl
4 oi n 1 , - I 1 I I
(
May Hs! 1JeHS64U M
July ! frHriw"3! - IHW
Sept.
6'-s Wr SJbs3ii
Oats
May '
July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July .
Rlts
May
July
I I
49'Bvi
4'V 4,4,Jl 4!S
Uel 4JH
1
17 W
17 13
17 17Hi 17 crv
17 15 11 7 07
17 r! 17 L'
074
17 Z.i 17 16
75 I 70
7i
7a I
3711
70
t(7j uh;
3 S3H
8 2H
t 00 I 96
II i L",
14
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No. 1 I
Caah quotation were a follow:
Fl-OL'R Strong; winter patent. S5.4)6i6.3n
e inter atraighta, 4.764&.Oi; eprng patents.
tu.5'u3.7t, spring straight, 3l.WuS.10; baker
$2.7itll.
H t-No. 3. 77c.
HA Kl.i:l Fevd or mixing, Mtf&'c; it
to choice malting, ofi'iec'.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 1 U
J.O. 1 northwestern, 31. 721.' Timothy, 30.7a.
. over. 39 0.
PROVIHION'8 Pork, mess, per bbl., 318
16.90. IJird. per loo lba. 39.3'Hi. Short
litis, sides (louse), t SM.75; short clear
Miiea (boxed). K.nH.US.
Total clearances of wiirat and flour were
equal to 27.0UO bu. Primary receipts were
j5.(O0 bu., compared with m.iM bu. the
correaponding day a year age.
Kstimated receipta for tomorrow: Wheat.
at car: corn. $4 car; oat, ltii car; hog,
I7.0UO head.
WR4TIICR
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Titr;siw belt
v
ralr FrWtsr. lfrr Warmer Night
at tli Forecast.
OMAHA. Feb. &. I9u
The storm over the eastern portion of th
country is slowly aurvrag tiff th upper At
laulic- coast. ltWtrdly colder weather,
with snow and high winds, baa followed
th disturbance over the lake region, Ohio
t alley and eastern atatea, and the colde
weailu-r extonda over tha enure region east
of the Mississippi river. A wind velocity of
tifty-ttro miles per hour was recorded 111
New York City during th night, and galea
ranging trow roriy 10 tiny miiea per hou
prevailed throughout the lower lake region.
A ride or (linn areasur extends rrorn Uk
Superior south over the Mississippi vstlc-y
10 tha west aulf state, and generally clear
weather prevails from th Mississippi river
west 10 th mountains. An area or low
pressure from the northwest, accompanied
uy .wtmir miuiflr, w iurin uv w a ovr
tut upper MiMu(i valley, and the weafhe
will be. warmer to this vicinity tontgut, wit
continues ralr tonight and rTUty.
Record af temperature aad precipitation
competed wit the corresponalng day of
tue taat.,iAre ar;
ISOSi 13ft l7. lia
Minimum 'temperature ... 34 Jo
l-reciwtstiwa tin .go .
Normal letuperature for todsv. 27 dearees
Dei'li uncy lu precipitation since March I.
mines.
Drfirirncy . correspond!; period la twi
.a ncnea- . , -
Ik-ficieocy correspocdJag period la 1
4 Ok lucres
. 1 A. WELCH. Ical POrecaster.
... r- . 1
Mllwaakee 6rala Market.
ull.WII'UKU kVti. Sk WT1 kl!T.n
l pionmncat cash interests, wno. t waa
f claimed, had 'large guantillea of the cash
f grain coming her" ..rem Omaha.- Addi-
. 4 ttonal era damage- reports were received,
ri telling of lajury Kvfths fall-sown crop In
V Missouri and Kansas by Hessian fly aad
'Ve So. 1 aortttsru. P 17v,i ; tn'u. j northern.
X4. leu I. ls. May. ivw.
tXJftii-Hisher: May. tPsfnSoT-e bid
BARf.erv eledy; standard. fcV"; sain
j pie, uta-ec- . . .
l.leroet wl JMarael. ..
MVERKJOU - Ft. li VV liEAT-Sp
strong. N. I r .aestcru winter, ka J
futjree quirt; March, la 1S1. May, la ld.
July. 3 IV.d. . . i .
CORN Spot quiet; new American mixed,
via Galves-on. 5 74; future dull; March.
5 6 vi: iy. t tVi-
HW IORK litVlF.RAI. MARKET
QntalltM af Ike Day
arlaaa
. . . C enaasadttl. '
NEW YORK. Feb. 33 FLOVR Ke
celprs. is.noo trf)ls ; exports. li.OOt) bhla..
Market firmer with a firm lnoilry; Minn
sota patents. IS & S, winter straigtita
ISlii65: Minnesota bskers. $4 JfcV
4 SO; winter extrsn. f JUS & 4 4; winter
patents. $. IS to .); winter low grades.
.(.;t'M.:; Kannss straights, 15 l'S.3u. Hy
iiour, firm; fair to g'jod, iiati.f: choice
to fancy. It 3Mi4.n. Buckwheat flour,
atad. I?.l(ti3 .40 p-r l) pounds.
BLCKWxit,Ai-4j.jiet; New Tork, Kt.
nominal.
'')RNMF1L Firm; fin white od yel
low. $l.&atpi.v; coarse, Kiln dried.
(3eir3.jii.
RVK Firmer; No. 3 western. Mc. f. 6. b.
New Tork.
BARLKY-4?tdy' Msltlng. ;2jrTV, c. I.
f.. New York; feeding, Tl. e. L t.. New
lork.
WHEAT Receipts. dlX bu. : exports.
13.ifO.bu. pot msrket firm; No. i red.
Il L'S-S. elevator: No. t rt-d. U.Z4S. t. 0. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Dnluth. I1.J4S. f- -b.
afloat; No. t hard winter. -I1.I2V f. o b.
afloat. The upward movement in wheat
made further progress, resulting In a new
liighwater mark for all month a. Besides
hull support, the market was affected by
strong continental cables, prospects for
smsller Argentine shipments and reports of
ugnf larm reserves in Kansas, t ommtsalon
iiises were also Inrge buyrs or July on
a favorable sootViweat rrfm news. Jlllv
I need lc higher snd Mav V- higher than
estertlay; May Closed at $12"; July cloaed
t UK.N Rereinla. 3 4tfl hu exnnrta 17 0110
bu. Spot market firm: No. 2. 74c. elevator.
nd 72 c. f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 white.
nominal, and No. 2 yellow,' ?2Vfcc. f. o. b.
afloat. Options without transaction,
losing He net higher. May closed st
ii'tc: July closed at 7Ic; Hepiember
cioeen at TZHc
jaj'3 Kecripts. 3f,S00 bU.; exports,
I00 bu. tjpot market steady; mixed oats.
4 to 33 Doundn. Cf4it57Ui': natural
white, ' to 12 pounds. 6666cr dipped
white. f4 to 42 pound, b it tic. -HAY
Steady; No. 3, 60c; good to choice.
mtiwic.
HOPS Steady: state choice. !. ll1Sc:
1W. 34iic: Pacific coast. 7'allc: 1J7.
ULTKS Oulet: Kosots. lSV.Q20He:
central America, 20 c. '
l-KATH h. K Steady ; acid. 33rJ4c.
PRDVlSIuNS-Bef. steady: family. I'lH
$l0i); mess. RSi9M.OO; beef hams. CM.OjO
2tM; packet. II4.D041I4 city extra, India
mesa, '4 Hctj.a.Oo. Cut meats. firm;
pickled bellies. 9VQ9Vc; pickled hami. '4
wiur. lJira. stead v: western, nstvu9.lt: re
fined, quiet; continent, liO.li; South Amer-
m.so: compound. I7.av.7.7. Pork
firm: family. tlS.oitun I.m: short clear.
m. .fTPZI.Wt; mess, xii.notf 18.no.
TALLtJW Steady: city. II.Oo ner tiWs
(country pks. freet. $5.7frf8.2b
RIt fc. Unlet: domestic, fair in extra.
iwv; japsn. nominal
BUTTER Steady; creamery special,
ic; omciai price, lie; creamery. held.
common to special. 2J&2Sc.
vnti-Jfr-rirra; stale, full cream, id.
rials, IftWfclSVjc; state, fancy, lie: good to
line. ie. 1
KK18 Firm; state. Pennsylvania and
earby brown ajid mixed fancy, :5c; fair to
noice, z4D4iwc: western Ilrata. Z3Vo: sec.
onda. S'aa'ic.
POILTKY-Alive, firm; chicken, weat
ern. 13c; fowls, 30c; turkey. I.'tilv-
Dresel. firm; western chickens, 12lijc;
low is, i4xV'iec; luraeys, iosic.
I. Lea is fieaeral .Market
T. IXM1S. Mo.. Feb.. a-WKEAT-
Higher; track: No. 2 red, cash.. $I.3Sicrl.30;
Nr. 2 hard. xi.lltol U.U,; May. - IL.13tt
i.irc: juiy. ii.ui(il.vi
CORNHigher; track: No. 2 cash. 4Vc:
io. z wnite, bwaw.c; May. Mttmc; July,
wvairc
OATS Steady; track: No. 2 caah. S4c: No.
j write, .o'uwc; May, 4c; July, 4Kc,
K t r-iSomlnai; ric. .
FLOUR H Uf her : red winter patents. XT 00
tjVto; extra fancy and straight, u.0)i(a.oO
nara winter clears, n rai 10.
8EKD Timothy. 33.U0tf4.St.
CfJRNMEAL 13.2(1.
BRAN Finn; sacked,, east track.' Si. 22
HAY Steady; tlmoUiy. IlO.OOtiliOO
pratme. vt.mm w.nu.
IRON COTTON TIBS-gl.00.
BAGfllNO-7c.
HEMP TWINE "c '
PROV ISIONr. Pork, higher;
iobblns.
,Lard, .bjgher; jlrime. ateaiiu. 39.3714
i it. , 1 urifHH niMia. Hciianstu ;.Doxei
extra shorts. 3 T; clear ribs. 9 26;' Short
clear. . tU.Go. Bacon, unchanged;, boxed
extra short 310.37V4,; clear rib. 310.36
short clears. IIO.ol).
POULTRY Firm: chi. kens. 12Vsc: anrlnrs.
!; Mirs-ys. nwjjic; aucK. lac; geese, 7c,
HL'l 1 -fc.'H bteady: creamery, Zitjaoc.
KOOii Steady ; 21c, case count.
Receipta and shipments of grain and flour
were as follows:
.Receipts. Shloments
Flour, bbls. 6,mn T.ono
Wheat, bu. Ho.niiO .0i)
rn. bu. Itr7.0)n 46.000
Oat, bu 4t.0u0 64,000
Kaasa City Grata aad Prevlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 25. WHEAT I n
changed to "ic higher; No. 2 bard, 31.03
1.13: ro. 4 naru, si.v.iai.io's: -ro. 2 red.
Ii.SfcH'nt.a: ro. 1 reo. i.;z.
( OKN L ncnangea; ro. z mtxea. nu
jso. wnue, ic, no. 2 wnue, ate; nd,
White, S3c.
OATS l ncnangea to ic njgher; o.
white. D4iiiorr; No. 3 muted, Uc,
R Y E 7(Kaic.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. 33. 76610.00
hulce prairld. $S.04;.75, choice . aifaMa.
xia iiotr in oo-
BUT 1 c reamery, jic: nriti, aivkc: sec.
onda. ec; pacaing stock, lie.
KOflS-Extrss, tM". current receipt, flat.
9c; suconos anu enriies, uc.
Receipts; Shipments
Wheat, bu 33.110 1O3.0U0
Corn, bu H.w r7.0
Oats, bu 10,04) 11,000
Option at Kansas City:
Article. I Open. High. Low. J Close.
Wheat
1 rats'
S3t
k:-i
TI
I
May
July
1 ,
. !
I
101 9tB
Corn
1
May
Julv ...
S-pt. ..
era! ch,4
Wwta, alVsB
B Bid.
Mlaaeapells Crala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 24 WHEAT
May. 31.13s.: July. 31.14W; cash: No.
hard, 7XgLiii; no. j nortnern, iLlViy
l.li; No. 2 northern, Jl.l-"l.l;i; ISO.
nirthem, 310'1.11.
FRAN In bulk, 3J.i 23.60.
FLOCR In stronger demand for domes
Uo trade. First patents, l.&i'u.; second
patents, tvtaaso- rirst cuvars, 34.loia4.3s
second clears, 33.t&&3.1s. I
pklladelpklm Preaar Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 25. 11 CTTEtt
Market ' triv; extra weatera creamery,
lix-- nearbv Drint. Ui.
EK1S Steady ; PennsylvnVa nd other
ne.rbv firsts. Irv case. 2c at mark; iur
tent rcipta. n reiurnaui cases, iic at
mark; western firsts, free esses, 34c at
mark: current receipts, free case, 33y3Jc
at mark. .
CHEESE-Firm: New York full creams,
Choice. 14tl-c; fair to good. 14V14SC
Peoria Urala Market.
PE1UA. 111., b. i. CORN-Steady;
No. 3 yellow. 3V: No. 3 yellow, 3so;
No. 4 yellow. 2c; No. ?. v,c; No. 1 KPc;
No. 4. (t3i-; no grsde, atVgtta?.
OATS Lower; No. 2 whit. S3e; No. 3
white, S3'c; atandard. Usc
Deleta 4ralm Market.
DCH'TH. Feb. 25. WHEAT My, 31ir
bid; July. II it's bid: No. 1 northern. 31 1V
No. 2 northern. 31.1-S.
OAT8-6Tc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. IV. is. M ETALS Th
fclnglish tin market was about koa higher
tuday, with spot quoted at ;13U and fu
ture at till 1". The marlu-l wa
dull aud unchanged at U auufs. 7a. Capper
advaiKed to in Us M for stmt and I
lis 3d for fAiturts In tne londun market,
but showed no improvement generaHy, with
the tone dull, latke wa iioied at 312.7
tiU.O; electrolytic. tU.TTS-tilia-s,; ctatuif,
8li.3Wliio. It I reported thai offer uf
U (or April lilpmeni of eiettrulytic
are bring refused by sojne pruducera Iad
advaiHed to 113 lis 3d in the Loadoa mar
ket. The Jo. al market, however, a aa dull
aiul a little lower at 33 Jtar. mpellar
was uncliniigrd at tJ l.a lit Londo and
at 34.7bai4H In the local market. Iron
was a saade li.wer in the English market,
wtltl Cleveland warrants ouoted at 4aa
lold. Iculty. the market waa unchanged;
N . V iwrihern foundry, ll.iq 17. A. No. 3,
K.oi'u l.75; Nn. 1 xiiihern and No- I south
ern s.'ti. 3I 'ill7 JtV
ST. KM IS. M-.. VI a.-Mt.TAlJ-ld,
I.. err at U.K. .r, dull at 34 70.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Strong Rally Which Sivtn We due id y
Endi Abruptly.
DEMORALIZED BEEAK IS P&ICTS
Valaee la gesse Cases Ore) Belew
lb Vm Petal af Taeeday
Bead Market I
Irregalar.
NEW YORK. Feb. !S.-There w an
abrupt ending today of the strong rally
tors, whien develoeed yesterday. 1 ne
reaction reached a vlolfice In some quar
ter that paralleled the demoralised break
of Tuesday, and. in the stock most af-
rected, carried them to lower prices thsn
wer touched on the previous break. Specu
lative opinion. In consequence, ws much
unsettled again and great confusion wa
nown in t ne currents or the maraeis. A
resction after a rally from a evere de-
llne I usual, and I easily aknlalned from
the same satisfaction of th demand frwn
h bears, whose necessities to cover shorts
aiway result in a har rebound from
sudden relapee in prices. Th reaction
oday however, wa aomswhat early In
developing and proved mora violent than
was anticipated. The renewed check to tn
decline and th later wavering of the mar
ket with the decrease tn the volume of
the trading, war normal symptom of th
after effecia of a liquidating market. The
gradual subsidence Into dullness snd nar
rowing fluctuations which are looked for
to follow are a preliminary to renewed in
itiative, whether downwards or upwards.
1 ne special point of weakness In today
market wa the copper group of Industrials.
The vagueneas and lack of confirmation
or many or the rumor which ocompany
heir decline pointed to a professional bear
origin. Shutting down of copper mines to
limit production, a coming open market for
copper similar to thst inaugurated In the
steel msrket and damaging competition In
a scramble to market storks were soma of
h rumor set afloat during the day. Horn
were officially dented. Forelsn markets
seemed to be notably impressed by the ru
mors, owing to the known weaknes of the
statistical position In th copper trade.
Heavy selling for foreign account of Amal
gamated copper - wa a main factor in
breaking Ita prk-e. In the railroad group,
Reading Droved esnectallv vulnerable aaaln.
This stock was advanced week after week
on th strength of prediction that th su
preme court would hold th commodltie
clause of the Henburn bill Invalid. Now.
when th belief ha gained currency that
tne supreme court may approve thl law.
Heading cannot be exempted from any un
favorable effect by assertions sgainst' th
stock, wa th report which lacked con-
nrmaiion. that the coal mine of th com
pany were to be closed down.
The depression abroad, which promoted
renewed selling of stocks her for foreign
account ws due lara-nlv to tha tenalon
between Austria and 8erv1a and the fear
that war ia Inevitable. There was reported
ome brightening of the prospect for a
settlement during th day snd a cessation
of foreign selling ws the result. The
condition of the steel trade remain , a
source of gray uneaainess to the specula
tive element, aa much from lack of un-
aerstamltng of th . various developments.
as irom tn direct harm threatened bv
mum ueveiODmeniB. 1 ne oetermlnatlon
or tn principal Intereat In the trade to
mak it price effective In securing busi
ness, coupled wltn sdmlssions alreadv made
showed that theultlroate basis of tha set
tlement! remains to be defined. Specula-
vpinion on me ouuook was in a cor
respondlngly fluid Stat. Th possible collet
oral effects of this readjustment on wages.
freight rate on steel, and In other direc
tion were msae trie subject of th broaden
mg scope or the discussion and with con
(tant Increase of It complexity. There wss
not much expectation of any clearing of the
speculative outlook until soma aproach to
naoiuty anouid appear In the steel trade.
After the decline in stock wa decisively
srrested price fluctuated for th rest of
in asy.
xons were irregular: total aalea tur
vaiue, si.sou.uju. l niteq tsates Dond were
unchanged on call
rsumber or aale and lesdine- ouotatlona
011 iiwri were; .
galea. Hub. Lee. Cloa.
A amalgamated Copper
American C. A r......
Am. C. A r. rd.....:
Aau Cottos oil ...
Asl H. A L. r .r,:
. .lusno
.. 4.IU .
.4 ,
4, too
. no
!
4t
70
47
us
SO It
44- 4S
....... -um
II MS
Ifilt ' loVfc
Aat. lee acuritlaa..
Am. Unsee Oil
1! 12vt
44i M
Amrtcan LoeeaMtlve
1.0
Aav Upawn at., mr- Jwr ir-
r na. m . wt n ora...T...
1,0
Am.. Sugar Rsfinlng,.. . JM . 12
117" l
Am. Tooaece pia......
11 tt
n ti
Amertrao Woolen
T7 r
Anaconda Mining Ce. ....
Alefclaoa
Alcklaoa M
Atlantic Coast Lias
Baltimore A Ohio
Bai. Oslo t4 .
Brooklyn Rapl Tr
Canadlaa Paclfle
Central Laatkar
Central Ieelker pft
Coatral ot Naw Jaraaj ...
fhtaapaaks Ohla
Chleage Ot. W
Chiracs K. W
C. M. t. P
C . CCtH. L
Colorade P. A I
Celentde A e ...
CaM. A So. 1st st
Gala. A to. M B4
Coaaelldaie Oaa
Cora Products
Delaware A Hudson.
benver A Rie Oranda
D a R. 0. M
Dlsililera' Sacuntlat
Erie
trie tat pt ,
ibis M pfa
Ueaeral Klaotrte
Oraat Nertkara p'
Oraat Nortkem Ore ctfs..
Illlsais Camral
Istarkoreitsk Mat.
lac Mat. pfa
istsrsationsl Paper
1st. Paper pfa
IntaraaiMmal Pump
Iowa Ceotral
Kaaaae City ke.
K. C. so. pro
Loatevtlt a N
Mlaa. A gt. L.
M.. at. P. A . g. M....
Missouri Pselti
M.. K. A T
U.K. A T. pr. ,.
National Lsag
flaw York Central
M. T.. 0. A W
Mortal Waawra.
Nortk Atsorlaaa .........
Nortaern PecUl
Paclria Mali
Penaeylvaal
People's Oas
p., c. c. a at. u
funil aiaa4 Car
Pullmaa Palace Car
Railwar ataei aprtng
Raadlng
Repukll Steal
Saoabllo tlaal pl
Rock Ulas Ce.
Rack istaag Ce. pre.
at. U A . P. M p...,
at. teals a. w ,
st. u a. w. p4
aiaehrnei4 a. A I....
eeikern Pactf la
aa, Paairla pd
soathara Railway
So. Railway pt
t inn lain rae
Taaaa a Paaine
T . a U a w
t.0l 41
114, om 10114
me Hit
lens it'
I se
11 n
SSi l'ii
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114 114V,
100
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tot 17414 J74H
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. ll 71 k
. IS- 11 H M
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tu tla sfnk
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tl 14 Ul- US
m i;i n it
3.as it atk MSj
l.a at all, Mv
f.ao tit uvk ii
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t4 47 4A41 i
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tm 71k 71 14 T214
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t&n 44 elS) 41V4
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400 Ik i 71 71
4 T 1MI 114 )M
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t. lnva 114 i:sj
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70S 7
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W4 llta llVt
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... tu 41 s sat,
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MS 44s 44S
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T . st. L. A W. f
Cn. Pacta
latoa yeia pt4 ;.,
V. A Raeaar
I. a. Robber 1st pt. ...
I A ataei
I', a. Btael pfa.
I tan Cops at
Va.-Carauna Caamlaai ..
Vs. -Care, caeas. ptd.
Wabaak
Waaaak p(
4V4
174
4
at
4S
lot
s,
s
n:v,
14 k
4Ja
'444
44a
I
41
Ut4
7U 101 lw,!,
174.1WS 4144 41
. 1 10 1144 w
. l.h 4S) lley
as 41 42Va
! 11a 114
. ! Ja 14
. t. 41 41
;s 7 7
aw 4444 44V4
'. 'iio 'ii" "ii ii
Waatlaeseeae Ele
W tat ii a talaa
Wneelleg A U A..
Wlaoaeeie 4 'antral
Am. T. A T Ce.
L ias istv.
Total aalas lar tae ear, PT1, akana
Meal a a Bteeae aaal Beads.
B08TON. Feb. !&. Money, call loans. 2H
3)3 per cent; time loan. 304 per rent.
Official quotation oa tocka and bond:
Atehieoa edj. ta- ta Aliases tea.
de 4
lot AMlaantated ..
.liHAnaoaa Caaa. ..
.letteauaaue
lit Bvue Caallttaa
144 Cal. A Arlaaa.
Alckiaon R. A
do aid
Boataa A Aibaay..
buaiua Maine...
Beatoa 8laaiad ..
N. T., N. at. A H
talua Paelria
Aav Ara. Ckaat..
4a ptd
A at. Paee. Take. .
Aatar. uar
ae p
Aav T. T
Aav. Wesle) ..
DowtnuM I. A
gdiaua Kleo. ilia .
kiaaa giautn ....
ataaa. Cos .........
t ana PreM
l-aiud . M
w
'i
.'. Cel. A
.14
.it
is
ii
li
4
k
4
Copper gaae
naif weat ....
rraaklla
Oraaae Caoasat
. t
.
.lal
.tie
laia AaiaJe ....
ataaa alialag .
..ial Hiosisaa
.. al Maaaaa
... ttakiaM. C A C.
.. et Narad
..swMtOtd DaaaJaUee ,
... it Oesaet
,.. 44 Ferret
. .11 4 -ua
1
.ia
... u4
... At"4
at V. a Mialag..
....... tint. a. on . ..
anb Betta ..
0. A wtaai..
a pia ...
Adoenuar ..
. 47
tl4
aak af Eaglaad gtaieaaeal.
LONDON. Feb. 26.-Th weekly tafemnt
of lac bauk uf biilaiid, suoat th fui.ua-
ng change: Total reserve. Increased i.H).-
VK; circulation. Increased I4J.-. bullion.
screesed KjJfl: other socuritx a Increased
(ti;ini: other depceit. Increased 2.M.
on; public deposit. Increased l.Z12.nu; not
reserves. Increased .X'."); government se
ouritles, decreased ajs.000. The Vcr-poi-tln
f tne bank reserve to liability this week
Is 48.08 per cent. Last Week It -waa h.
ner cent. , . ,
Sew Verk Meaey Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 35. 'MONEY On call.
easy at per cent; ruling rate, 2 per
rent; cloaing bid, 1 per cent; offered at
3 per cent. Time loans, esaier; sixty aays,
3t per centl ninety day. 3 per cent; U
month. I per crnt.
PRIME MERC AisTllifi i'Af-ttK H1
per cent.
VTeiHU.Mi LAt.lunu& meeny, witn
actual business In banker' bill at 14 86'q
SM6 for sixty-day bill and-at 34 8.4 fur
demand. Commercial bills. 34.364a4.KVt.
SILVER Bar. Mexlcaa dollars. 4c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Cloaing quotation on bona were fol
lows:
A ret. Ia. teg.
..11 . OMral 4s.
..11H 4o lat in
..10S Mlns. tu U 4
..I'll M . K. T. 4a...
..11 - 4a b
..DO N. R. It. ot M.
to coupoe
. A la, re
So eoupoa
.. t
.. st
... H
.. It
4 ti
... tl -
V. . 4a. cw
tea pes .......
Am Tooacea as...
.. 7M"- T. C. t. IS...
..!!. J C. . is
..KM No. Pacific 4a.
.. MH ee la
..tnS. W. e. 4a ...
..! O. 8. L. rfi. 4s...
.. T renn. er. Ist
..lua ee eon. 4a
.. Mw Resdloa nn. 4s ...
o
Atrklaaa pt 4a..
...Me
ao adj. 4a
to ft. 4a
do ea. aa
... U
... tt
... 4H
Atlansie C. L. 4t.
Bal. Okie 4a....
. Ka
.1H
. :4
.141V4
ee IS
Brk R. T. ca. 4a.
t antral M Ot u
,.. Ilk, Rep. ot Cuba Is.
i:iitst. L. a 1. M. e u .ill
da 1 Inc
do M Inc.:
. rat. L. A F. f4a. k,
. g t. u a. w. e. 4e.. 74
. It esaainar A. L. 4a... S
do 14 inc.
rtiea. A JPhto 4t....l)V4e. Pacific 4s 1S
Jhlease a A. IS'- - TJ 4o Irt 4 K
B. a Q a. 4a at so. saiiwir aa 114
R. L A P. .... Tiaiaa A r. It Ilk
to col. 4a...
.. rciT.. . U 4 W 4a .. tt
to rfda 4a f.S In loo Facltie 4t
...1031
...HCk
. . . 1")
...lI'iH
... U
... 4
...
H.
COtJ. t II. U t 4a.. gu ee ca.
Colo. Int. 4a.
71 r. 3. Steel td 4a
Celo. MM. 4a ....
Cole. A go. 4a...
Pal. H t. 4a.
..1 Wabaak la
. .. t4 Waatarn Md. 4a...
...10i44 W. b K. 4a ...
... Wis. Central 4t...
... M N. T . N. H.
. .. Tm c. ctfl
O. A R. O. 4..
Brie p. I. ta .....
ie ren. 4a ...
114 4
Hork. Val. 4e..
...imLak4 Shore 4s 111 . . . '
... 74-4 Am. T. A T. ct. ta.. sUt
... tt4 Wabath Bit. 4i 74
... IllkSo. Rallwar 4a 7l
... I14II1. Pacltle 4a II H
...iei D. A R. O.'tll &... 44
... H4
Int. Met. 4a
Japan 4a
to 444
do Id tenaa
L. A 14. am. 4s..
Man c. 4a...
Bid. Qttr4.
- - Loral Reewrlttee.
Quotation furnished by Samuel Burn.
jr., 674 New lork ui:e Dunamg.
Ria. AakeA
. . . lot
. II 11
. 174 . lak
Alma. Nek . , Llgkt Is
Raatric Creamery Compan. cast
Columbia PUe. Ineuraace. aiock.s....
Cody canal Aaaoelatlon, 3 par ceau. .
lot
41
10114
CombinatloR crlda-a. Sioux cftr.....
It
10T
Citt of Omek bocdt, 4St IP.I....
Oarman-Amertoaa Cettae
Indesaednt Tal. ka 111 40 pM konot) M
Kanaa City Ry. A Lltht 5a 1113. Tk
Kaaaaa City. Rr. A Lltht ptd 7t
Nabraaks Telepkooe tlork. n
Omaha Oaa 4a ltlt 7
Omaha !-. Lllkt A Power 4s 13 10
Oaaaka Rlaa. Llfht A rawer ptd to
Omaha A C. Slofta St. Sr. 4a 114...... ft
Omaha A Ce. Blurfi St. Ry. ia HVt
Omaha A Co. Blufta t. Ry. ptd,.. 14
Omaha A Ce. mat:. Ry. A Bride ptd.. 41
Omaka Water Company la int. H
Omaha Witar Company ia )X 14
Omaha Water Com pany lat pfd.: 11
43
P)
4
M
101
tt'
in
100
H
14
1:
M
W
t
It
40
1-H
lot
rt
lor) "
M
W
:t
Omaha Water Compear ad pf I
Oeaaha Boer ef Trade Bids. Ce. ptd ... N
Omaka Baard ot Tree Bid. Ce. com.... 14
twin a ce lot
3ate Inmranee Company K4
Shertdao Coal ta 1X1 tt
Ihatidaa Coal pfd N
ghenaail Coal com
!os City fork Tarda pfd. ..v. M
tlaal City Stark Tarda rem M
Trt-etate Lend Co. pfd taws, nm bonus) M
Vniao Stock Tarda Company stock t
to ion Conetractioa Co., Ksataa City tt
Es-dlTldenA
Leadta ittek Market
LONDON. Fab. 26.. American aecurltie
moved In an uncertain way during the
early - trading today. There waa only a
partial response to th strength of New
Tork yesterday and at noon price ranged
from V to 14 below parity.
London cloaing quotatfbna:
Console, mosey 34 New Yer t rsntera.
ao account . 44 Korfoik Wasters.. t74
Asseaitda I io ptd 14
Atcblaon ..Wl Osiacta A Western.. 44
do' pfd .....104 Pennsylvania eS'k
ca. pac ex-at...ia:4iBad.'Mtnet ..
Crmaapaske A Ohio.', to Ktadbig
ChL Oraat Western, a 714 Seaibara Rallwai
...
... a
...li4
:7. 4314
...i:
... 17
...44
... Jo
... l4
Cbl.. Mil. A at. P..14f4 do pT4
t)e Bears U4 Southern Paclfle
W 810 -...4 ', 2K:AVL
Sri m. H T teaaV.. . i..
do lit ptd 41 do pfd
ao Id pfd M Wabatk
Grand Trunk 1114 do pfd
Illinois Central ..-.. 141 Soaartk , .......
Leuurrtlla A Naak . .. 12s Aal. Copper
Mo.. Kan. A Taaaa.. 17'e
SILVER Bar, steady 'at 23 5-16d
Ounce.
per
MONET 283 per cenL -
Tha rate of discount in th open market
for short bills I :ik?H per cent; for
three months' bills. 2'a-'l per cent-
Forelga Flaaarlal.
LONDON. Feb. 26. Money wa In strong
demand on the market today and discount
were quiet. Th Stock exchange concluded
the settlement satisfactorily, but naw busi
ness ws not brisk. The tone strength
ened tn the afternoon on a more favorable
local bank statement and better conti
nental news Consols hardened to 34 and
foreigner and kafflr recovered their early
weakness, but dosed dull. American se
curities were considerably quieter than yes
terday, with moderate fluctuation. Deal
ing were of fair extent at below parity
at the outset, the selling and buying
being evenly divided. Then a period of
dullneaa occurred pending th receipt of
th Wall street opening, when the market
reacted sharply on New Tork selling and
the closing wa easy at the lowest point
of the day.
PARIS, Fb. 35. Price on th Bourse
tody were steady.
BERLIN. Feb. 26. Prices on th Bourse
today opened strong. but later became Ir
regular. American securities were higher
with the exception of Canadian Pacific,
which waa weaker.
Balk af Qerasaar Stateaaeat.
BERLIN. Feb. S.-The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany ahow
tha following change: Oaah tn hand, ln
crea ae. 4a,l7dOf) marka: loans, decrease. 14,.
17?.iM) mark: discount, decrease, &.856.U)0
mark; treasury bill, decrease. 34.tko.0ia)
marks; notes in circulation, decrease, 4a.
433.000 marks; deposits. Inorraae. 62.473.000
marka: gold In band, increase, ' 33.lt9U.0OO
marka
New Verlt Mlalag llatki.
NEW YORK, Feb. 35 Closing quotation
on mining siock were
A He
.20
Uule CVef ..
Metleea
Ontario
Ophir
ttanoard
Yellow Jacket .
. it
. 41
.4)10
.ltt
.144
. 40
BruBswIrk Con. ...
Com. Tunnel atork..
Coot. Tasnei bonda.
Con. Cal. Va
Hers Stirer
Leadrllle Con
offered.
4
17
II
14
ti
4
Baak af Fraaee Slaleaaral.
PARIS. Feb. 25. The weekly statement
of the Bank of i'rtnct show th following
change: Note In circulation, decreased
23.12s.0ubf.; treasury deposila. decreased 175,
0U0f.; general deposit. Increased 82. 175.00uf . ;
gold In hand, decreased 5.675. Ouof.; silver in
band, increased l.tj&G.aOf.; bills discounted.
Increased 5.1w0uuf.; advance, decreased .-
325.0UOf.
Treaaary atateaaeat.
WASHINGTON, 3"eb. 25--Today a state
ment of trie treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the fiju.OOO.Cuu gold
reserve, snows: Available cash balance.
f 137.IJ.101 ; gold col l and bullion, 334.s32.Si');
gold certificate, o4.j3.400.
Baak Clearla.
OMAHA. Feb. 36. Bank clearings todsy
were 32.;23.a23.a7 and for the corresponding
date last year fl.fcol.771. 37.
Callea Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 26. -COT TON -The cot
ion market opened steady at an 'advance of
3 point.
Spot cotton closed qilet; middling up
land. 3ac; middling gulf. .9w; sale, wt)
bales
Cotton future opened steady; February
3 32c; Mtrcb. .30c; May, .ac; June, of
fered. 3.25c: July, 3.2c; August, 3.24-qajS5c;
October, 3.22c: November, 3.17c; December
t.laV ; January. 14-a.loc.
CutLon future cloaed ateady; February
3 27c; Marco. 28o; April. 3.34c; May. 3r7c;
June, 3f7c; July. 8.27c; August, 327c; Sep.
tember. tide; October. t.Uc; November
3.1c: December, 8 13; January. 3 1.
N BW ORLJuANS. Feb. Jaw-CXjrTTON--Spots
wer easy; low erdHiary, i 1-lAo.
nominal; ordinary, 5T,i. nominal; good or
dinary, 7 -lc; low middling. 3 3-lac; mid
dling. 3 3-Wc: good middling. 3 13-Mc; fair,
10 1&-14C, nominal. Receipt. 1374 bales,
gtotk. 2et) bales.
ST. lJLia. Mo., FVh. 2A-4TOTTON-IXill;
middling. Sc ; ie. aoae; raoeipt.
2.244 batks: iiiptienta. law bale; atock,
44.SU0 bale.
rtALVKcrroK. Ta . rb. &-COTTON-
Lower; iVo
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Vtry Great Change in Cattle of
Any Kind.
HOGS SHOW SOME IMTEOVEJIENT
Oaly
- Sal
Half the irrp Hecelaed 1
e K wee Mas Mere Readily
at aa Advaaee ef rifteea
to a Qaarter.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Feb. 15. W3.
. Hera. Sbeen.
Receipt were: Catt.
Official Monday 3?3
Official Tuesday 3.7
Offktal Wedneaday .... 3.0ix3
Estimate Thursday 3.80i
3.4 3.4
1st
4.C
.o
7i
1124
J.000
Four day th! week.. 11.313 3Mn 2 4
Same dav last week. . . .1 3LH 4S.SM 37.347
8me day 3 week ago.ll. C" I
Bsme days 3 weeks ago.1S.5.) M.X9H
Same day 4 wtek ago.l4.43 4.47 I3.M1
8am day last year. ...17, K4 42.S44 ,3A
Th following tabl ihowl th receipt ot
eattl. hog and aneep at South Omaha for
th ysar to date, compared with last year:
lw. 19nt I no. Dec
Cattle . iKiit 157 tw 12.51 1
Hog 4u!l48 &2a 114.377
Sheep 3S3.017 IlO.r S1.343 ....
The following table sh. w th versg
prlc of hog at South Omaha for tha laat
et raj day, with comparison:
Dat. 19ue. 1908.!1S7.1.!1901. 11304. 1SW8.
Feb. 14...
Feb. 14...
Feb. l...
Feb. 17..
Feb. 13...
Feb. 13..
Feb. ..,
Feb. 21..
Feb. J2.
Feb. :'3..
Feb. -M...,
Feb. 36...
4 02
88 S 30 4 34)
I 3 84
21
13
4 061
331 I M
S3 t 85
4 96
4
4 S6
4 041 4
0714!
0:Hi
131 1
4 06
t 01 4 73) B 7 02
4 10 31 4 37 to
4 15 7S t 98! i
4 It M! & 3si 4 Bl 6 -IM
a 07 t R'l fi t!l 4 SS I
I ;u. 1 a-1 s ;' s x It T4I B S3'
4 fttl 1 Ml 4 i t 331 3
IlSi 4 03! I Met 4 : e 'i ot
24 I 4 Ul 79; I 4 74i 3 33 S3
Sunday.
The official number of cars of atock
brought in today by each road waa fol
low:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
m. at bi. r
Wabaah
Missouri Pacific ....
Union Pacific
C. A N. V., est...
C. A N. V. west...
C, St. P., M. A O..
C. B. A g.. east...
C, B. A J , west...
C, R. I. A P., east
C, Ft. I. A P.. west
Illinois Central
Chicago U. W
3
1 .. ' ..
4
14 ii
4 1
33 2 2
11 3
3 : f
ii 2 1
? :: ::
1 v. v.
le 34 4
day receipt was
. 1
. 33
. 7
. 15
. 13
. 3
. 31
. 3
'. S
. 3
.121
Total receipt...
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the nura
oer 01 head indicated:
Cattle,
Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour A Co
txibman A Rothchlld
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewie
Huston A Co
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
McCreary A Carey...
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagertv A Co
Sullivan Bros
Lehmar Bros
Illinois Co
Ingrhsm
Iee Rothchlld
Other buyer
61 lew l.sdO
5.S4 1.5x7 t73
M7 Sir.1 . 9:9
472 2.743
47
ihl
34
3
r
t
w
20
8
145
f.1
224
Totals.
3.320 4.243 3.711
CATTLE Receipts o: c.-.Ule thl morn
ing were not very large, only 115 cr being
reported In. Among the offering were
ome pretty good killers, although a con-
noeruoie proportlr.n of the receipts wo
made up of stuff none too good -as- re
gard quality. The n atket as a whole did
pot how very much change.
Buyer did not seem to be in any very
great hurry to fill their order for bee
steer, with the result that the forenoon
wa pretty wtll advanced, before verv much
business was transacted. A a rule sales
n.en were reporting their cattle as going
t steady and In some cases strong pilcrs
What has been said regarding iDe st-ecr
mittket would apply equally well to the
msrket on cows and heifers. The change
was not noticeable in any direction.
Feeders, which were quoted a liitle mora
active yesterday, did not move quite 10
treely today, with the tendency a llttl
e&atrr. This mean that the market ia lust
about where It was a week ago on feeding
tattle.
tjuotatinn on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, 3o.Si.2o: fair to good corn
fed steers, 3o.au.Co: common to fair corn
fed ateera. 34.'o5 24; good to choice cow
and heifer. 34.25'd625: fair to good cows
nd heifers. 33.J54i4.26; common to fair cows
and heifer. 32.'.jre-3-Oft; stock heifers. fc.7a
4.00; veal calve. 33-007.5: bulls, stags
etc.. t 754.i; good to choice Blockers and
feeder, 34.2506.QM: fair to good to kers
nd feeder. 33.4o4.25; common to fair
locker and feeder. 33.003.t.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEttRS.
Ne
14
8
17
t
6
I
II
U
I ....
It
I
I
t
1
1
1
1
I
1
I
f
1
I
1
1
t
3
1
A. Pr.
No.
At. Pr.
...447 4 10
...1-1 4 44
...I'M 4 44
... tij 4 4
...1041 4 10
...1121 I t
.:. m ii
... 7ii 4 a)
...1442 IS
13
It
IS
- II
11
in
T
3t
COWi'"
Hot I 14
I!tl I I'l
lit 171
1171 I II
1074 I ti
1144 I
13'ct M
.... .iu7 t e
l.ti I ot
IMS 4 M
load 4 4i
ioi a 4 44
1011 4 fM
U'l 4 11
...llil I 00
r.tn 4 x
13)1 4 14
14-w 4 It
141 4 14
1770 4 M
..It I 20
.. 144 3 71 IS
..1044 1 74 I
..KOt I ) at
..ln 4 ii 11
.. Ill 4
BULLS.
.. 41 3 3 1
.. M4 I II 4
..1174) M l
. .114 I 40 I
..Mi) 4 M 1
..lit 4 M
CALVES.
140 I Ti
. . 125 IS
.. 14') I 4o
.. l. t 4u
.. KD lit
.. no 1 71
.. 14 I 74
..lit I 74
..140 7 to
.. 1M 7 Ot
..lit 1 14
a im
27 4 on
111 I 24
tea 4 m
mi i w
14 4 )
,145 ll
M 111
no iw
HEIFERS.
i. iM lu It 4tt 4 H
J0 113 1 tu IN
4 42a 4 24
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
i M H I 1 Hi
10 31 4 3D 14 771 4 Ml
HOUS The hog maraet opened unevenly
higher Ibis morning, early aties ranging
anywhere from atrong to 10c higher than
yesterday, the amount of the advance de
pending upon the quality and Just how
th buyer happened to look at them. Thua,
while aome hog sold fully 10c higher,
other very nearly good brought little
mora than yeeierday. Good hogs aold up aa
high a 34 50. the beat price paid on this
market since Febiuary 11. After th first
round and after tb more urgent order
were filled, tha maiket eased off under the
influence of lees favorable advices from
other selling points and buyers, as a rule,
withdrew from th market for a time so
that the trade came almost to a stand
still. Representative tales :
?ta At. 8a. Pr. tc. At ah. Pr.
ti liJ ... 4 71 127 130 4 .4
41.. ......14 ... 4 t 7 214 fc f I't
U 1M 140 t K, 77 St 4 li
11 in t 1 i ai :si 110 t a
74 lul 110 t 04 Tt 211 n ill
4t :4 1 J) till 43 i-li IX tk
71 144 lu t l'l 74 !W ue 4 24
JJ li ... M 77 17 ... t 3a
I II la tli tl TM W I Ii
II J34 ... t 14 . 7. ; 2i ... t H
II U4 ... Il t 727 at 27
tl sii . . t 14 tt lit ... t la
tT HI 40 14 7? 11 ... 4 W
It 'tl ... I 14 44 70 ... 4 f)
ta 44 t :t M 241 .. 4 1
44 Hi 4 Ij 7! .11 IN Ol
ti rr, tie 1 u ti 1 :te t m
: 11 Ml III 71 tw) ... 1.-',
It 225 S 4 l 1 211 ... t KV,
4 8.4 ... IK 47 l-.'S ... 4 JJ14
44 :il ... 4 4. 44 ISi ... JJ
12 lit ... IN tl 174 4 1.
74 lut IM 111 S4 14 l.t U
71 til let I 41 fc4 ... lav
M lit 140 t f) 12 231 la tI7t4
II it Ul lit 71 2t ... IW
ta lat ... I St 7. tae ... 11
M f ... 4 17 x4 ... Ik
II tl MIS D 2?t ... 140
4 7-t U IK ti 2 ... t 4-1
Tl K4 11 4 71 lat . . 44
14 lit 13 I ft ia. 34 a 1 ta
J ..lit ... 1 10 74 U4 at 44 '
17 i:i ... t to 47 lit ... 44
tt lit t 13-4 47 ! te I M
SHEKP Sheep receipt looked good on
paper tm morning, but a a matter of
fact, fifteen ear were consigned through
ta a eastern point to be fed out and war
not offered for sal on thl RiarVal. bring
hailed only- for feed and rest. Of the r
aiaining car only about five were in aignt
a trri (he market opened and thev Were
nearly all ewe. The buyer snapped iLi
lip qulcklv. rating Price that were ssfe y
16-j6c higher tlisa Hat week. tJ.d ee
toid ud as hl! a 36". After flispoai:,
of the few lia.ls en Viand, evrrv one est
down to wit the arrival of the Is! trs'tis
UiiotstirB on ahen and lsmhe: tl4od tl
cViolee lambs. 37 h"i-7 40; fair to g.xd lamb,
t 5iT.w4; feed 'n iamb. 3S.niwjv.7r-: good
chol.-e lambs, 37 loJ7 : fair to g'wxf lamba.
fa. It '-EP7.10: feeding . Ismbs. 3.'.oi oAT; goo.1
to choice light yesrlliig.a. 3"47S: god
to choice hesvy yearlings. 3.ru : teem
ing yearilnga, 3T.nia,ia.ln: good to choice
wethers. 3B.iji4.2S: ftedlng wethera. 34 M
4.75; good to choice eaes. 3.7:-ti-S 0; fntr
ti giiod ewe. 34.Xo4.7r: feedirg ewes. f:t 0
aid : cull and burka. 31.0tH":.7o.
Representative tales:
No.
M western ewe . .,
3 western ewes, cull
73 western ewe
22? western ewe
"J western ewe
is" western ewes
Av
.. 3S
a -
.. M
. .114
.114
..l'
..I
..!'
Tr.
4 2t
2
4 A
4 7i
3 on
3 An
23
3 35
3
7 .to
4 S
M
7 r
.
142 western yesrling. wether
7 western wethers
173 western wethers
...11
... 55
...115
4'4 western lamb
western ewes
711 western yearlings, wethers
l.lg western lamb
217 western yearlings
314 western ytarling
.
. 71
. 9
miCAt.O LIVE STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Xtresg Tea Ceats Hlgaer
Sheep aad l.a nab II laker.
CHICAGO. Feb. 25. CATTLK Receipt,
estimated. ." hesd: market stronu; to l'V
higher; steers. 5.lt4ir7 ); cows. 33.tiS .50:
heifers. 33.2tVuw.0f; bulls. 33.4fi&.a: calves.
33.5ii 50; stocker and feeder. 3 25rs.r;
lltDlrV-Receipts, estimated. l.i4 head;
market. I4ti5e higher: choice lieAvy slilp
plrg. fS.T"ia.7S; butchers, 3svf'75: light
mixed. H.fi.r: choice ltpht. 3 rlii.;
packing. 3K. &. 65; pigs. fS-SorfAlo; bulk of
sales, 3 oOty. .
StlEKP ANI LAM BS Receipt", esti
mated, H.OnO Tiesd; market strong to 1"c
higher; stieep. f4.2fi4i5.73; lamb, fS-StV:.":
yearlings. fS.OPf7.15.
. I. oats Live toek Market.
ST. LOCIS. Feb. 25. CATTLE Receipts,
J.9J0 hed. Including 7t Texan. Msrket
steady to 10c lower: Texans steady. Native
shipping and export steers. 3." .ih 7.1';
dressed beef and butcher steers. 34 twt.30:
teers under l.ooo lbs., 33.5i.rS; stockers
and feeders, 33.5ifu6.4o; cows and heifers.
33.25(10.85; Blockers and feeders. 33.5o'!i 5 40;
cows nd heifers. 33iSrj6.25: canners. 31 tnwi
25; bulls, .5"J.'; calves. 3-''.5in .).
Texas and Indian ateers, 33.5'i.50; cows
and heifers. 32.7y5.0o.
HOtrH Receipta. 8.2(tl hesd. Market 10c
to 15c higher. Pigs and light. 34.70'n 4o:
packers. 3i.40f(t5.50; butcher and bent heavy.
36 iH 0. x ,
siii.-irn- ivn l.AMH!Reeeinta. 2
head. Market steady. Native muttont, 3X75
4Jfi.rii: Iambi, 34.757.: culls nd bucks,
33.50y6.5O; tocker, 33. 2Tii'4.).
Kanaa C Ity Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2Ti. OATTLK Re
ceipt. 4,l0 head, including ) soullierns.
Vfarket alea.lv. HV ilia her. rilolce export
and dressed beef steers, 33.9nfni.7ri: fair to
good, 34.7V6-5S5; western teerw. 34. jfn.T- ;
locker and fenders. 33.jti5--'5; snuth.-ni
teera 14 7Scn6.0i): southern cows. 3-'.75'u4 10;
native cows. 32.0fioo: native heifers. 33.50
4j5 50; bulls. 33.304.75: calve. 34.wui
i-n-irs-i ne.elnta. iU head. Market HV
to ISc higher. Top.. 3o.5o; bulk of Bales. 3a
i.45. Heavy. te.4O-rfk.50: packers and butch
ers. 6.26'a.50; light. 3h.Wii; P'g"- n-
SHEEP AND L.MB3-Reccipt, ll.o)
head Market for sheep. 10.' higher: lambs.
loc to 15c lower, ljiml-s. 34'a7.55; year
lings. f5.754fii.35; wethers. 35.0nu5.75; ewes.
34.5otiJ6.35; stockers and feeders. j.oirqt.,.
St. Jose ah Live Stork Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Feb. 25 CATTLE Re
ceipt 1.24) head; market for teer lOljlic
higher; tow and heifer teady to 10c
higher: teer. fiaVfiSHO: cow and heifers,
t2.75fll5.J0; calvee, 33.5t&7.50.
HXkJS Receipts, 4.fmo liead; market 10c
hlaiier: top, 3h 50;. bulk of sales. 3o. 154 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts. 5.0W
hesd: msrket active and Willie higher;
Iambs. 34.75&7C.
gloax City Lira "lack Market.
SIOCX CITY, H.. Feb. 25. Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 00 head: mar
ket strong; beevea. 34.5o''i'i.25: fat cow and
heifers. 33.5oH6.00; feeders. 34.00i6.15; year
lings. Ki.um4.&. , . ,,
HOGS Receipta, 200 lu-ad: market 1V
higher: range of prices, 5 nxrjii 1; balk of
ale. 36.10irb.30.' ' '
Stock la Sight.
'Receipt of live ktock at the lr principal
wextern market
South Omaha .
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Kansas City .
Br. Louis
Ohlcago
"... 2."0 l.t4) ".OllO
to 3"0
l.joo 4."c0 5.0
.... 4.000 6.oo) 1 l.tssj
.... 7.HW f.2-0 I.lOf)
... 6.6r'0 1."Z 14,tM
...17.400 42,0"0 39.100
Total
Q33AUA ' CC2i3ItAL MARKET.
lapl aad Faster Prod are Trice ru
alehed kg Bayer aad Wholesaler.
BUTTaUt Creamery, No. 1 ueiivered to
tli retail trad in l-lo. carluns, Mc; No. 1
la ev-lU. tubs, No. 3 iu i-lu. cartua.
lot; in tU-lb. tubs, J)th--, packiug slock, 1-,
fare.y dairy, tuba. xf--: cummoa roll,
fi.su mad. 30c. (Maiket tiuane every
EGGS Fresli eUing slock, candled, Wj
34c. No iterate stock in Omaha market.
CHEESE if .nest vviotona.il luu cictm,
twin, laci young America, a In hoop, lapc;
favorite, in boop, lc; daisies, 2u iu hoop,
15rc; cream brick, full case. 15c; blovk
Swiss. 16c, fu)l-cram llmbuiger, lac
Beef Cut Rib, No. 1. lac; No. 3, 13c;
No. 3, iHo Loin, No. 1, lsVc No. 3, 14c; No.
3, 11c. Chuck, No. L 7c; No. 3, ic; No.
j, re. Round, No. 1, 8-c; No. 2, 'c; No.
3, J'c. Flat. No. L tHc; No. 2. 3c; No.
3. 5c.
POULTRT Allv. iprlng. 11 He; !in, 10c;
cock. o'4jc; ducua, luc, gece, 3Vc; tur
keys, ltc; pigeon, per do., twe, guinea
fowl, per 00a, 3X60. aquabs, per do.. U.
Dressed, hens. Uc; springs. Uai2Vc; cocas,
ttc; duck. 13c; geeae, Uc; turkeya, 21c.
FKESrl FrtUii'S Apples, New York
Baldwin. f4; fancy Ben Davis, 3o; Kiaeuuri
pippins, fi.; Idaho Roam Beauties, fi;
xira fancy Bu Davis, ptr box, 1.S. Ba
nanas, 6-buocb lots. 344c per lo. oranges,
f2.oW3.25. Lemons, f3.t4.oo. Grape fmu,
fi. Grapes, Malaga, f7.au iier keg. FlurldA
pineapple, per crate, 33.
STRAWBE.Hftlb.aV-tv per qL
VEGs.TAfai.ES Kansas etpot toe.
32.75 per bbL California celery, large, 75c;
mailer. 40c New York Holland seed cab
bage. 24C per lb. Wisconsin Red Glob
onion. II40 per lb. California eauliflower,
f3 per crate. Tomatoe. Flo; (-basket
crate, 3i.5o; Cuba. 6-basket cra.t. 33. Let
tuce, per doa., ue. Old vegetables par
nip, turnip, carrot 32.25 per bbl. Florida
new beet, carrot, paranipa, turulp. etc.,
per do , 76c
HIUEaV No. 1 grseo. 10c 1 No. 1 cured. He.
FISH Whlteflsh, frosen, 10c; herring,
3V:; salmon, lov; pike, be; pickerel, iVk'c;
trout, 10c; catfish. l'-i12c; halibut. 3c; red
snapper. 12c; black base, 2Sc; crappte, 6n
pc; percn, sc; coorisn, ijc; smells, Sc; eeia.
15c; lobster, green, 37c; boiled, doc; frog'
lege, dec. . '
Waal Market.
busiu.x, reo. zo. w ut)i. Dealers are
mora Interested in the new clip and foreign
sioc man in 114111 sales 01 old .domestic
j supply is reduced
very nine 01a wool is cnanging annds. as
to tha minimum
Prices are very firm. For jld stock leadma:
domestic quotationa follow: Kentucky, In
diana ana siisaouri, tneee-eignin blood
2Sxij0c: quarter blood. 2Mj.23c; scoured val
ues. Texas, fire. 12 mouths, ejji-c; fine. 4
to tuontna, axgao)-; tine fall. Afrrva;; Call
rornla, northern, at4.ie2r; 111 id die county, 40
fit2c; tan. tree, ahuAm-; Oregon, eastern
No. 1 staple, f-"&3c; eaaterti. No. 1 cdnth-
ing. mjo,c; vanev, ivo. 1, 4Nuj0c; territory,
line ciuiiniig. v'V'wc; line meoium t lut nil, a
ai4iic; half-blood, evwia-; ttireu-eightha
Diooa, rmirooL, quarter uhhi,i, vrmc; pulled,
extra, 2'uc; fin A, hrmiic; A super, H!
e.
8T. IXjI'13. Feb. 25. WOOL Firm; it
aiinii Kiajea. conioiug ana clotiiing. jd
24c; light fine, loijjoe. heavy fine, l'tilw.-;
Kvaporaled Apple aad Dried Frails.
SKW YORK. Feb, 2.i.-tfVA POK ClKt 1
iPPI.KD.Mi.rllH uiil.l 4-o.,..u m.- .
at 'u1c. choice at 7'i7V prune at
trie ann common to inir ai ufeioc.
lKlk.D F1H1TH Prune aie moderately'
active, with quotation tanging from 3rV I "rra; reiiniog. i.ii'.tc; centrifugal, !4.
to 7c for new crop California fruli up 01 ,r!,,' 3 '3Vc: moUtaea ujr, 2Vc; lefuieo.
40-ki and from 6,c tu Ik; for ureg.m fi-ii 1 l""ro. No. a. 4.4-; No. 1. 4 lOt; No. 8. . ;
to 20-a. Apricots are ?omoMrat:veiy a4 ar.c t ': -i"- 3 ' : " 3.30c; No.
and price are firmly held, wltn choice u- J-; No. 13. i.oc. N o.. 14. . 3 sou; cuofef
quoted t V"c. ira choice at Viiiffi- 1 ' oners' A. 4.4u-: mould A. 5c; cut loaf,
and fancy at HMil-. Peache rj auld u I 6 crus.ied. 5 3ie; powdciej. 4 7ic; grauu-
ba sbawina a aironifcr tone in the
but no improvement was reported in t.iv
local spot market, choice being qjirt-d :it
aojac, extra cnoiee ai ti-n.-ac and :ani
at iVtloV-"- RKUi ar quiet, witii I0.1v
muscatel quotid at 4m5c. hox e tu fail, y
seeded al t-'oCic, . edless at 3b.iq and
Loodon layer at 81 Srql.i.
Bigger. , better. bu.tr-That's whit ad
vertising tu Tu Be dvaa for your
j4sla;aa.
BERHYJIAN DUT FUR MAYOR
Jack Leader Files and Will Fight
Dahlman for Nomination.
WILL SOON ANNOUNCE PLATFORM
rropotrt t Make III aaaaalga a
Desjeeral aatl ot Jaekealaa
-I.oax-rk Steps Oat of
Ik Race.
They're off: At last toe Jack have Cim
moncd ufflient nerve l pci up lh
gauntlet thrown down by, the t Vsty' Jims,
and it' Colonel Ed and Colonel Jamel for
th mat now. . .
Ed F. Bciryman, president of In Podrd
of Park commissioners and cohml the
governor staff, filed Thursday morning
candidate fcr ths democratic nomination
! for mayor of Omaha, against Mayor D.thi-
man. who filed three week ago for re
nomination on the ame ticket.
The new candidate Is secretsry of th
Jatksonlsn club of Nebraska, but he an
nouncea that he will not make a campaign
a a JacV. but aa a rUtln. every-day demo
crt, asking for support from Jacks nd
Jims alike. He will hav platform. Includ
ing emh high oundin( word a a
-grrter Omaha, more beautiful Omaha
no a mora prosperous Omaha." Hut this
platform Is got yet ready. for publica
tion. "I do not know as there 1 anything
special to y about my candidacy." ld
the colonel, "except that I Intend to make
a clean, tri!ht and forceful campaign.
I have missed but few eselona of th
council during the last three year and b
liev that the present . council ahould be
re-elected and tht .Omh hould tiav a
mayor In full sympathy with ttihr council
I have lived tn Omaha -a number of year
and know Its needs, and I believe I have
made a good record on the park hoard.
t ny rate. I hav given the board liberally
of my time without recompense.
"I want to be mayor of Omaha, promi
nent business men of the city want me to
make the r-e nd I have decided to enter
Into the campaign with the determination
to win."
Will Nat Qelt Park Board.
Colonel Ferryman war appointed a mem
ber of the Board of Park Commissioners by
Mayor Dahlman. but be say li baa no in
tention of resigning thl position. No emol
uments attach to the portion and .he floes
not consider that hd ia under any obliga
tions to the mayor by retaining the position
to wheh the executive appointed htm.
.Th colonel Is alo in favor of n elective
Board of Fire and. Police Commissioners.
as announced before. In this be la opposed
to Mayor Dahlman, who from the first ha
contended for an appointive board.
C. O. Iaibeck, city comptroller, ha de
ckled not to enter the mayoralty fight, but
will file for city comptroller a oou as
City Clerk Dsn Butler will receive aucb
filings. Mr. Lobeck lias paid his money to
the city treasurer and received hia receipt
all ready to attach to a filing blank when
the city clerk lays tb word... ,
Two republican and one. democrat filed
for the council Thursday. James Corr, 1777
North Tlilrty-thlrd treet,and A. 'It. Holl,'
431( Grant street, are the two republican
candidate, both filing -for tha' position of
councilman from the Sixth '.ward. T. B.
Norrls, 3507 Burt treet,' filed for th demo
cratic nomination for councilman from tha
Ninth ward.
John 8. Helgren, accohntant In the
office of the county comptroller, filed
Wednesday, noon as a candidal for city
comptroller,, but during the - afternoon
lie withdrew the filing at the requeet of
City Clerk Butler, who- explained that U
was arcepted by the deputy Inadvlsatly.
Mr. Butler announced Tuesday morn
ing that he would accept no firing for
the office ef city comptrol1er:-uutlt th
bill repealing the- law of two - years age
consolidating the office of city and
county comptroller was approved by th
governor and he had received official
notice of such passage aad approval. Ou
this ground he refused the proffered fil
ing of City Comptroller Lobeck for re
notnlnalion and re-election and told other
possible candidate that (hey would aav
to wait a few day.
The clerk did not give hia viewa to his
deputy, however. . and during the noon
hour, while Mr. Butler wa at lunch, the
deputy accepted the Helgren filing.
Breckenridge
. Acts Salvini
Attorney R. W. Breckinridge ia aomething
of an Italian cellular. At least he can get
a word every now and then from the wlt-
pesse In the tilal of - An'.onlo Norlla
gainst the Omaha at Council Bluff Street
Railway company. Nearly all th testi
mony 1st In Italian and the aervtces of an
interpreter are necessary. '
"Did th car atart forward rapidly"
asked Breckenridge. Th Interpreter trans
lated and the witness hesitated.
"Vlolente, piano or legator- Inquired the
lawyer.
"Vlolente." replied th witaess.
Th bilingual effect to' be heard at the
trial reminded one of that time when Tom
asso Salvini toured this country with
Julia Arthur, Kalvlni playing In Ital'in
and Mia Artbur In Knglish. Then one
could hear aomething like this: '
Balvlnl (brandishing fist i Caramba! Ml!t
diclal Cor no dl Bacoho! E aua vita,
pkantilni da banan!!'.
MUs Arthur (Imploringly) Ah, lay not
so. rn lud!
dalvtni (advancing threateningly; Con
nioto 11 penaeroao la prima verra. Bacra!
Mie Arthur (weeping) Ah. m:
BaHinI smite her on the wrlsL
, (Curtain.)
ririia..,a a-aiiow Um. ntrtmy.
Pneumonia often follow la grippe., but
never follow fh use of Ft.!oy' Honey nd
Tar, for la gripp cough aad deep seated
colds. Refuse any but tha genuine la Us
yellow package. Sold by all drugglata.
Bigger, Better. Busief That ' what ad
vertising in Th Bee. doca for jimit
buainet. ' 1
Foreclose sa I row W ork.
KANSAS CITV. Mo., Feb. 26-The Na
tional i'.ank if Comnierce todiy btougbt
suit In Kitwu City. Kan., to foreclose)
a mortgage tin (he property of the Kiver
S'de 1. 1011 Works company tf mat city
on notes m.ri gating 3i.'HI. Charles W
Ur"- rnayor of Argentuo. wj named to
i L" . t.-.-vrr iwndiiui . tiie forccl-sure
Mruci-edinga.
4f aa alaiaases.
VUltlv Keu. 25.-L'(iAltRaw.
N K vV
; l-i-d. 4 one: r unes. 4 wx
MuLAevSKS-Bteadv; New (I kim operi
ta.aTee i&ei,' .
NEW VIHlK. Kei. :-KKf-u4ur
maik't .load atwd, net 4 i-..inl4 lowtr
to lo ft, la b'ghei, Xaies were rerioiKd
of 22.) l a, a. liic.Fudii,g March f 4 j
i7e; April, 4.WK ; Ma ( twu4V.-;. J.ii,. ,
.'; AnK'-et ' li.-; ieumlrtT. .6e; w
t'lber and J.njar ,..- ap4. fina; xXln
No. 7 ,,t ,-a-nua, , 4, pa. aLid, atee l),
Cordova, P(,tlJut
0