ii
TUT BKK: OMAHA, WKDNKSDAY, FKWUTAItY f, 1910.
llim AND PRODtCt iiARfctT
mary ReceipU 'of .'Wheat Still
Hearr in Northwest. inoi.tio
r SHd; old American -ft efl. steady. $
x'vl: fiiitircs, si'ady March, fis VI; May,
nominal.
F.W YORK UKKHtl, M IHKKT
CONDITIONS CONTINUE BEARISH
Klrmn rerltaaj la otrD In tkf Corn
Urkrt,'.l)n' l.rBrlr to Falling; ,
Off -'in lteeelpts . Mill ( 1m-'-";
prTrd I)iimi4.
OMAHA. Feb. 8, 1910.
Primary receipt are tlll heavy, par
ticularly In the northwestern market.
Condition are rather bearish with Ihe ex
ception of the rumor of damage by winter
freestng. but It In a little early yet to esti
mate any real damage.
There In a much firmer feeling In the
com market, flue to a alight decrease In
receipts and iiimn Improvement In the de
mand from eastern buyer. ,
Whai wa steady to firm, regardlessor
!tavv receipts. The market responded
Hi ne to the strength In corn. Millers were
fair buyer and helped to firm the cash
market when value were steady to a
shads higher. .
Buying In bv shorts who have hud good
profits checked the decline and Improved
cash aroudltlons by advancing value
sharply. Receipt were light and entl
ment changed more to the bull lde on
thin rslly. .
Primary wheat receipt were 685.000 busn-
I. Brt.t nhlnmi.nl wnra .KfiKIO bUShClS,
against receipts last year of :.0X) bushels
and ahlprnent of 226,000 busneis.
Primary corn receipt were 1. 17S.0OO bush
! aiM hlnn..m na.ro flflT.OOO bllshele
against receipts last year of sM.OoO bushels
and ahlprnent of fjflO.ouo Dtisncis.
i'irnr.. i,j ii hiishel of corn
BOO bushel of oata and wheat and flour
equal to 313.000 bushel. , , ,
Liverpool cloned Vd to d higher on
wheat and Vd higher on com.
Local range of option:
Article. Open. High. Low. Cloe. Yesy,
Wh eatI
My...(
July...
Corn
Mr,;.
iJuly...
ill '
May.;.
' July...
1 oiHl 1 W 1 tMSI 1 0374
Wl 86. 841, 85 lij 94
, 63M fiH'i 62 ftl'41 fi2
' 62, 6.VJ J2H 3V 62
44 ,44'i .44 44' 44
41V. '41Vt ,41V 41' 41-4
A art on
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Omaha Cash Price.
Quotation Tuesday were as follow:
WHWAT tfo. ' 2 hard. fl.t'ifl.fl6; No. 3
aru $1. (Kill 1.04; No,-4 hard. 7V4ci&'$l.(B; re
jected hard. Settle; No. 2 epr"'. $l J I 0&:
No. spring. 88Viai$1.02S; No. 2 durum,
SSjrMcr No. 2 durum, 92'a3o.
rokN-Nm 2 white. 6!n2iV.iVjc; No. 2 white,
nsvlfnc ; No) 4 White. 6',tiG7c: No. 2 yel
low, n7V4J8'4c; No. 3 yellow, 67Wi7ViC; No.
4 yellow, Bffcfet'jc; No. 2. blWj 'Sc; No. 3.
67667HC; No. 4. 6&54ViC; no grad.', 464855c.
OATS Standard. 44Vfpic; No. J white,
44"u-44ttc-; No. 4 White, 43Vrit44c; No. 3 yol
low, 43V4tfl4e; No. 4 yellow, 43.iiV4o; No. 3
mixed. 4:i43Hc. , .
BAULK V-No. 4. M0c'; No. 1 feed, S8
69e.
' RYE-rNo. 2. 74Mt1?'75V4c; No 3. 73VjS74V4c.
, Carlo t Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago 3d BT li4
ftllnneapoll 448
Omaha jh'M , W .4J
Iuluth, tit
(IICOO tiHAlNA.U PKOVI8IOX9
-i.. Ve-wr:i.-,- -' .- ? ''
!- tare of the Trading; and Cloalna;
Prleea on Board of Trade.
CHICAOOo Fetv.4 AfU.r-a weuk- atart
all the grain advanced today, oat making
leu ' progress than com or wheat. Pro
vUlon were firm at the outset and ad
vanced through the session.
Wheat rallied sharply after a Blight, fall
off at the opening due to bearish aentlment
Induced by large arrival and foreign weak
ness. Later the bullish movement was
accelerated by Influential concern, who
bought freely. May ran up from ll.OW to
fl.lott, and the other futurea made lens
generous gain, ine Close waa strong ai
nearly the high point, with May at 31.10S.
i.l0k higher than the final figures yester
day. '
Keport that country elevator are re
ceiving little ;raln from farmers gave a
bullish trend to corn' early-. Price ad-'
vanned In llne.wlth the wheat market.from
le t c. May-'urJvaneed "-from flsle io
H6Wc, other' futures moving forward
In sympathy. The close was firm at nearly
the high point of the day,-with' May at
Ctte, S0 higher.
oat followed the ame general course
aavheat and corn. The advance, however,
wil" less liberal than that In the other pit
and kept between toe and T4o, May travel
ing from 4Ti.c to 4lHc. The close waa
trong. - with May at 46H'46Vic, c
higher.
In provision closing price were: Pork,
?22.4iV4. 22V higher; lard,1 $12.25. 10c higher,
and ribs, $11.87 Vu 11.90. 5fr7Hc higher than
hi loading fuiure rantfeu an lollows:
of the Uny
I ontaandltlr.
NKW YORK - Fb. K-FTSK1K Market
iiulft and MlMiut tedv-; spring' patnt.
t-V-VOft &.': winter st i li(iit, t:.Xnin.ib; win
ter. pHtents. $5. 4lti !.; spring clrr.
14.4041 4 Ko: winter extras. No. 1, $4 609
4 MO; wiritor i xtrsB, No 2, $1.4094 85;
Kansas straight. $4.S0'u ft 1 ft. Keceipt.
2..-i bhlH. ; .hlpinents. -. K.!-l bbls. Hye
'lour, .itradv; IhIi- to ;;iod. $4.25-ij4 40;
rhnlce to fsnrv. $4.45'K 4 60. Burkwhat
tl-iur. iii et; bulk. $2.U2.0r., nominal, per
10' His
COHNMKATj Pteady; fine white anl
yellow, $1.6rtf 1.0; coarse, $1 4&01.1O;
kUn clri.rt. $3..
1 4 Y 1 0 I mil; No. 2 western, ra'io. nominal,
f. o. h. New York.
WIIRAT-Spot firm; No. 2 red. $1.21.30,
elevator, domestic and $1.30. imnrrinnl, f. o.
b., afioat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, and
No. li.ml winter, $1.2.'S. nominal, f. o. b.,
nfloat. ( iptlona opened easier, on the cables,
hut soon rallied and during the day rulrd
fiim In abs nr of offering and covering
by shorts. The market appeared to be
oversold and acted Independently of most
of the new, closing at f to &a net
advance. May closed at $l.l8i: July closed
at $1.09. lli crlpts, 7,400 bu.; shipment, 81,
900 bu.
KIRN-Spot firm; No. 2 72t4c elevator,
domestic, 72o delivered and 70c f. o. b.,
afloat. Option were firmer on small of
fering, closing at V$V4c net advance.
May cloned at 7tiVic; July closed at 76'c;
September. 75c. Receipt. 2fi,JO0 bu.; ship
ment, t.ftOO bu.
OATS Spot teadv. mixed, 2 to 32 lb.,
nominal; natural white, 2 to 32 lb., ffr5c;
clipped white, 34 to 42 lb., BSiiTifiVfcc ; option
market waa without transactions, closing
He net higher. Receipt. 42.700 bu. ; hlp
tnents, 500 bu.
FKEI Kasv; western spring bran, 100-lb.
sacks. l2H.ii.Vrr27.IQ; standard mlildling, 100
lb. sacks. $26.60 26.86; city, 100-lb. sacks,
$28.2.S'r)2H.60.
Hof'S Steady , Mate common to choice,
1WH. WIKc; lr.ijjisc; Pacific coast, 1909,
20ti26c; 1H08. 13ylSo.
HIDES Firm; Central America, 22Vc;
BoKota. 2HH(2i'.to.
LEATHKH-Firm; hemlock, first. Wrf
2!c; seconds, 23(j27c; thirds, iirj-2&c; rejected,
20fi21c.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mess, $2330:
fa mil v, $L5.GiS(26.00; short clears. $24.00
(LiXuO. Reef. firm; mess, $12.0010-12 50;
family, $l(1.50i'( 17.00; beef ham. $2I.O0ia2i.W
Cut meats inlet; pickled bellies. 10 to 14
lb.; $I2.MK713.00: pickled hams, $13.50ir?14.00.
Lard firm; middle west, prime, $12.55i&12.6ii;
refined firm; continent. $12.70: South Amer
Ical, $18.40; compound, $.'.50fjD.75.
TALLOW yulet; prime city hogshead.
6o: country, 8'ulc.
KICK Steady; domestic. 24fc6;c; Patntt,
5Voic.
H I TTTRR Weaker; western factory, 22V4
23c; western Iniltat on creamery, 252c.
C'HliKHri Firm: suite run creameijr, fmi!
made, specials, 17r:l8c; fancy, nc; good
to prime. lSrJilGc: current make, beat.
l&Wifltjc ; . common - to fair, 13'15c; klm,
full to specials. 1.1a'14'c.
F;aag Unsettled and lower; wetm
firsts, 2M(-.i;lic; seconds, 2525Hc; refrig
erators, 2f(24c.
POtTLTRY Drefssed quiet; western chick
ens, 15Q23c; fowl. 14g18ttc; turkeys, 22'a'2&c.
Market Shows Some Relief- from
Urgent Liquidation of Monday.
EARLY VALUES ARE LOWER
Kelllna; of Collateral on Aeeoants Ihnt
Are Mot Protected by Additional
Margin I Ca sue tro .
$3.fi7(! Oiirt; llver certificate outstanding.'
$44.4,'('.fiO.
tieneial Fund Standard ailver dollar In
general fund. $,7.)..XiJt; current llsbllltle,
$i).6,vr,itxl ; w orking balance in treasury of
fice, $72.":ifi.97ii; In bunks to credit of treas
urer of the I'nlted ,k-taies. $ !ft,(U,2:; sub
sidiary silver coin, tA.tlO.487; minor coin.
II .151.157; total balance In general fund,
ii3,0vs.
I arrest! In w.
NEW YORK. Feb. g The stock market
showed some relief today from the stress
of urgent liquidation which was o con
spicuous yesterday. There was a wave of
selling order for executlojj whin the
market opened which aeemed to be the
aftermath of yesterday precipitate de
cline in price. The decline had served to
exhaust or diminish additional margin and
where the calls sent out uveruight were not
responded to the selling out of collateral
wh the consequence. The news of the
arket was of. the came nature a yeater-
dny, that Is puxsled conjecture a to the
sources and tha motives of the selling. The
course of this conjecture tended to elim
inate suppositions of Inside liquidation such
as would be prompted by fears for the In
dustrial outlook or decline In profits of
entrprlse.
1 he lapse Into Idleness at the recoveries
today kept speculative sentiment watchful
and somewhat discouraged. The opinion
gained ground that the market' weakness
wa due to belated liquidation of large
Individual account dating back to the
period of price Inflation last year and
which had Injudiciously overstayed the
market, Inviting measures of persuasion or
Insistence from lender of money employed
for carrying the accounts. Stock market
sentiment regarding the federal Incorpora
tion Dili introduced in ocngress yesterday
was Improved today.
the obscurity surrounding the heavy cash
decrease In the bank statement on Satur
day compared with the large gain Indi
cated Dy the known movements of money
wa partly cleared up by the knowledge
that large withdrawals had been made
rrom the banks by the trust companies In
preparation for the call by the. state bank
ing department at Albany for reports of
condition. The copper trade reported some
concessions in prices for that metal, bnt
the January statistics of the Copper Pro
ducers' association are expected to how
another material decrease In stocks. The
copper Industrial were exceptionally
heavy. The nervousness of the (peculation
manifested Itself In th , final break In
price which put Union Pacific, United
Statu Steel and Amalgamated Copper to
the lowest prices of the season and of the
movements.
Bond wero heavy. Total sales, par value.
$4,3Cu,0w. United otaiea luriu Wots un
changed on call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
ale. High. Low. CI no.
WEATHUH J Til K GRAIN BELT
Fair and Colder I the Outlook for
This State.
' " OMAHA, Feb. 8, 1910.
The eastern area of high pressure la
slowly moving off the Atlantic coaat. Tha
trough of low- pressure noted In. the pre
ceding report,' has shifted slowly eastward
and now extends from the Lake Superior
region southwest over the valleys to the
aouthern Rocky Mountain nlope. The
pressure I high over tho northwest and
upper Rocky mountain district. The
weather has moderated rapidly during the
past twenty-four hours In the east and
south, and temperature are decidedly
higher everywhere east of the Rocky moun
tains. Light rain are general 'In the
southern states, and light snow are fall
ing In Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Yel
lowstone park, elsewhere, the weather t
fair. With the high preure, accompanied
by colder, moving in over the northwest.
the outlook la favorable for fair and colder
In this vicinity tonight, and probably fair
Wednesday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the- last three year:
. 1910.. 1209. 1908. 1907.
Mintrhom temperature.;.. 24 128 28 I
Precipitation ......00 ,24 .02 .00
Normal temperature for today, 22 degrees.
Kxcee In precipitation Blnce March 1,
4.89 Inches.
Oefictency corresponding period In 1909,
5.48 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period . In 1908,
.52 Inches.
; L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Xe York Mnney Marriet.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8-MONKY-On call,
easy. 2t41r2' per cent; ruling rat.2i4 per
rent; cloning bids. 21 per cent, offered at
2t per cent. Time Iniins. dull nd steady;
sixty days, S per cent, and ninety day,
i per cent; six month. 4 per cent.
I It I M P. MERCANTILE PAPKR 4V5
per cent.
STKR1.1NO EXCHANOR-Cloaed strong,
with actual business In bankers' bill at
t.s.Tif,u43H for sixty-day bill and at
t4 fiior. for demand.- . , -
CUMM KRCIAL KILLS-$4 MVS4 s3. .
SI LVKR Bar, 51,c; Mexican dollars, 44c.
HoNlJH Government, steady; railroad,
heavy. '
Closing quotation on bonds wer a follow;
..lnnHtnt. M. M. 4
..H"H Jnn 4
du 44
..m K. C. so. 1st la
.. 144U B deb. 4
. .IML. A N. anl.
.. MHM., K. T. 1st 4
.lOSVt da' (Ml. 44
rt.
li. 8. ref. Is,
do emjDftn .
V. 8. Sa. reg
do coupon
C B. 4b. rg
dn coupon
A1IWM hal. 1st U
Am. Ax. bm
Am. T. A T. r. 4. .lot W Vo. Pacific. ...
-"
n
M
Ml)
N. n. R. of M. 4tM.
.HSN.-Y. O. g. trn
. 9-H do deb. 4a KH
.10 N. T.. N. H. A H.
.lis cV: 4 :....iwi
lltiiN W. 1st . 4a. . IW
. M' dO CT.
. Ko.' Pacific 4a...'.....loi.
.14 at .... '.SS
. ,l0. S. L. rtdf. 4. MH
. WPenn. c. !' 11. .. fi
.HW do con. 4 ,....!M4
. r Kaadln fn. 4.
iHH't. u a s. r. rg. n4
w. . : . -,
Am. Tobacco
do is
Armour A Co 414.
Atchlao sen. 4a...
1 -do rv. 4s
do cr. 6a
At. CI. U 1st 4a...
Bui. aV Ohio 4....
do 3 Ha
do S. W. $!...
Brk. Tr. cr. 4a
l-ao. of n. 5...
Ten. Uaalher (a, ,.
:. of N. J. (. fca.
Chea. ft Otllo .10 'rtn cn
1o rat. 6a l'HySt. U 8
Chicago A. IV.. 1 do lat gold s
C, B. ft y. J. 4a.,.. H-Braboara -A. D.
lo gen. 4 So. Pac.col. ..,
fS M. I P. g. IWa. l-s do c. 4a
.. R. I. P. e. 4 0 do lt ret. 4a. ..
nn rfr 4a HSo. Railway 6a
Colo. Ind. t do gen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4 Tt t'nlon Pacific 4a.,
C. A 8 r. a. 4Via. do. cy. 4a
D at H. cy. 4a lOt do lat A raf. 4
U. ft R. O. 4a "l'. 8. RuAbar
do ref. tm.
41
3314
7a
6
31
13
4
77 '4
Artlolea.l Open. High. Low. Cloaa. Yes y.
- best
May
July
Sept.
t
May
July"
Sept.
oH.h-
May
July
Sept.
J v k--May
July
La id
May July .
! -May
July
lOO't-S,
M&
I
l io7i!
1 Oli
97Vk'r
,65VHs66i4-li
M
I 40hi
1 22 25
22 25
1 X
1 uoV
66
b5
I
4I 4Si
4SHHH43(S4S4,
n 46
22 20
I
22 25
22 05
12 15 I 12 25 13 12Vi
12 1 VI 22Mii 12 10 j
1 11 ss
! 11 so
11 90 I 11 89
11 87Vsl U 80
1 10H 1 09T4
101V.-M0W4-T4
M&iff
Va
66
46(fH
4HMi
40
23 42V.I
iil 20
12 25
12 20
It 90
U 87Hi
46
43M,
404
22 02Mi
22 20
12 10
12 15
11 80
11 82
-."NO. I.
I Cnh quothtlbns '
L FLOUR Steady;
f0; straights, $5.
Ko. 2.
were a follows;
winter patent. t5.20ft
;d.00ru6.4O; tralglit. tl.M
t.Of-; bakers. $S.2fiS.,
RYE No: I tlVic
BARLEY Feert or mixing- 2iidc; fair
to choice mating. fi.K.Jc.
S1CEUS Flax. No. 1 southwoatern, $2.0;
Ko. 1 northwestern. $2.18. Timothy, $4.20.
Clover. $1185. . - .
.BROVlSIONSr-Pork, roes, per bM..
:" .37 lift 21. W. Lard, per 100 lb.. $12.2ni
l.'iTXi. Short rib, eldea (loose), $10.2ra;
1S74: short clear aldra boxed), $12.12VkW
a' 2j.
ff rotaT clearance of wheat and flour were
tiual to S1S.OU0 bu. Primary receipt were
Cv'i.floO bu., compared with 399,000 the cor
responding day a year ago. The world'
lnllile aupply. a ahown, by Bradstretlfa, in
creased aos.ooo bu.
ICatlmated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
SS cars; corn, 631 cars; oata, 14 cars; hogs,
SLOW hitad..-. a ... ..... . .. .
I hlcaiio Cash Prices W t eat: No. 2 red
il fcMl 24; No. 3 red, tl -lStf 1 .22: No. 2 hard.
tl. 'VMii.itu: No. S hard. 11.iuVl.12; No.
m.Hhemi spring. tl.lJU'l-lt-S: No. 2 north
ern spring. tl UHl-14; No. 3 spring, il h'if
113. Corn: No. I cash, tvlc; No. cash,
:''4c; No. 4, 57iit!o; No. Z white, die;
No. 3 while, th'; No. 2 yellow, titTinc; No.
t yellow. 2a.to: No. 4- yellow.- iA5tc
Oata: No. 2 cash, 47e; No. 2 white, 47f
4'ici is o. 1 w-nite. 4oStv47H,c: no. 4 white,
tsVl&Wic: standard, 47V.I&471.C.
pl'TTKR Steady; creamerlea. 22.326c;
EOUS eak; receipts. 7.017 cases; at
msrk. case Included, 17(&23c-; firsts, 2&c;
inline flints, Xo.
FOI LTWY Steady;, turkeya, 17c; chick
en, liic: spring. Wc
CHEESE Btaady; dalstea. 17(ai7ic: twin.
blit(l?r; young Amerloaa, loiaiuliic; long
horn. lo0 tone. . .
POTATOES Weak: choice to fancy, SSrJ
4or; fair to good, 3t37e.
VEAL Steady: 60 to 60-lh. weights, 84ic;
BU IO K-!D. coliil. nil iw; n 10 110-10
weight. lttfUC
H. celota Todnyt. Wu-at. Si; cars: enrn
f.' cats: oats, 194 car. Estimated tomor
row: Wheat,-s car; orn. l cars; oat,
148 cars. .' ' ' . . '
Mlaneapolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb.' I WHEAT May,
till; July, $I.Wi. tun: No. 1 hard
tM2LUta: No. 1 nortnern. tLRStfrjlu
No 2 northern. .$1 0yfl m.
KLAX-Oloaad at U l'-
CORN No. yellow. 6l,i5S4e.
OATS-No. I white. 441,'u-HV-
KVE-No.,2. 74i3TIc ,
BRAN In lOUVlb. aavka, t23.xV& 23.50.
FIAL'R First pajenta (In Wood. f. o. b
Minneapolis). $5.4046 00: second patents $5.20
gav.4"; 111 si clear, ai.jy., vecuuq ciear.
Uulath Grata Market
DULIT1I.. Feb. l-WIIKAT-May, ti lled
fri.Iim July l.tixt no. 1 nortnern, 1.11
mi I northern, i.u v . -
OATS 45c
A Mtfrpaal Ural alarket.
LlV&'tpOOU Feb. 1-WHEAT-Spo
dull: o. t red wealem winter, no atork
fuiure firm; Marcli, ta 1h1; May. 7 lid
J nl v. s i.vi. "
CORN fpot, new American mixed, quiet
St. Loal General Market.
ST. IXJUIS. Feb. 8. WHEAT Higher;
track. No. 2 red. cash, $1.27; No. 2 hard.
II.OU'VSI.IS: May. $1.10H1.10i! July, tl-OO.
CORN Higher, track, No. 2 casn, osvfcc;
No. 2 while, b6c; May, 66c; July, tioVo)
660.
OATS Higher; track. No. 2 cash, 4oO
46Hc; No.- 2 white, 47V4c; May, 46Vjcr(j)46c ;
July. 42T40.
HYE l)wer; 7rwo.
FLOUR Steady : red winter patents, $5.60
J56.0O; extra fancy and strlght, t5.00xr36.50;
hanl winter clears. 3.tMiF.ai.
TIMOTHY $2.50-y 3.65.
CORN MEAL $1.25.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track, $1.14
fcl.lS.
riAlc i'ncna.ngea; iiraoiny, i.wKaJi(.Dv;
prairie. $12.0tVtrl4.00.
provisions 1 orK, nigner; jooDtng,
$22 00. Lard, higher: prime steam. $12,104
12.20. Dry salt meats, higher; boxed extra
short. ST'HTlfc: c ear rit. IL2.H7V,:. short
clears, $13.l2V4. Bacon, higher; baxed extra
short. $14.12-4; clear ribs, $14.12(4; short
clears, $14.3714.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 1614o;
Bprlngn, 15c; turkeys. '22c; ducks, lbc;
geese, 9c.
BI TTEK Lower; creamery, ztpwc.
ECK1S Lower at 24c.
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour. bblB 7,700 21.300
Wheat, bu . 4o,6o w.sim
Corn, bu ..117,700 .,126,200
Oats, bu luv.aou du.uuu
Kansas City- Grain and PrOTlslona,
KANSAS CITY, Feb 8. WHEAT Un
changed; No. 2 hard, fi.nxiiri.u; No. s.
$1 Of.i 1 .11; No. 2 red. tl. 2311. 30; No. X,
tl.20-iil.28; May, $i.qh; July, o.
corn l-ncnangea: no. 1 mixea. eivt;c
No. 3. 6MffWVtc; No. 2 white, 62V!tiJ4o;
No. 3, 61Htin2c; May, tWirBStc; July, ko.
OATS Unchanged; No. Z whlta, 4749c:
No. 2 mixed, 4f4j47a.'
RYE 7l-(l73e.
HA Y Unchanged to 2fo lower; chrrlee
timothy,- $14.BO.il5.00; choice, pralria, $10.25
(((10. Mi; choice alfalfaV. $17. 0lK 18.00.
UI.'TTEK-creamery extras, 2c: first.
2te: seconds, 24c; packing stock, 20' ic
I'XlUS Extras, iii'ic: current receipts,
23Hc
Recelnts. Shipments.
Wheat bu SSt.OdO 6S.009
Corn, bu 163.0U0 65.000
Oata, bu 36,000 8,0u0
Allls-rjhalmar pfd t
Amalgajnatad Cop par M,2i
American Agrlrullural 7.JO
Am, Beet sugar l.i'N
Am. Can pfd 1.200
Am. c. ft F 4,Mirt
tm. Cotton Oil 4
Am. H. ft I,, pfd &
Am. lo Sacuiitlas 81M)
A mod can Lln'ieed sno
Amarican Locomotlva I.20O
Am. 8. A R 17,9.10
Am. 8. ft R pfd ,
Am. 8ugar Refining.....
Am. T. ft T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda 'Mining' 3o...
Atchison
Att;hlaon pfd ,
Atlantic Coast Una......
Baltimore ft 'Ohio
Dal. ft Ohio ptd
Bethlehem steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pactflc
Central Leather ........
Central Leather pfd...:..
Central of New Jereey..'.
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chicago ft Alton
Chicago Ot. W., new....
Chicago 1. W
C. M. ft St. P...
C. c, C. A St. L
Colorado T. ft I
Colorado ft Southern....
Ook. A 80. lat pfd
Colo, ft 80. Id. pfd
Consolidated Oa
Corn Product .-
Delaware ft Hudson. ......s
penver A RIoQrande , t,)
D. ft R. O. pfd . 800
Distiller Securities ...'...;' 1.700
Erie a, , l.&oo
Brie lat ptd... 700
Erie Id pfd.....;....'. '. no
Geaeral Electric "' M0 U
Oreat Northern pfd 10. SO 135
Great Northern Ore ctta. ... i.ftoO 68
Illlnola central 1,I0 140
lntorborough Mat 4.4O0 lt
Int. Met. pfd 1,7.10
International Harreater ... 1.100
Sfi't
10
4ov,
81 '
714
M',
7V4
32'4
SOi,
IS'4
46S
lb
-,v
fj
Si
72"4
66 4
S
S3 Vi
2-! '4
n
4S14
7H
1. ri
.. fOT
..Ml
..
. ,1C
..
..till
.1074
.. KH
..104
Wall. 8. Bteel M b liH
ttV1Va-4.-a.ro. Chem. 6a . 7X4
MSWnnaah lat He 111
4 do lat ft a. 4.... t-N
K Vuro td. 4a. ...... HH
Weat. Klec. cr. (a... H
IM Wla. Central 4a fH',
S Mo. Pao. or. 6a fa. MS4
7
l,0O inv, l.iVi 106Vi
U lit llf
t,UO 1KV, 134V, lH4tt
1
200 38 , . Jl ..82
7,iO 46V, .45' . 41i
t,no l'jvi 11H4 111
ao 109 iie nn
l.n 124 v, 111
4, imi iim lottisfc
loO 8I (N) W)
100 ! 28 27 Vt
5. too M 6f4 '
1,500 178 17S44 1774
$,100 3Vi 36'i SH
..... 106
3"0
7HV,
58
Dlatllleni' 6
Bile p. I.
do gen. 4a
do cv. 4a, ear. A..
do earl B
Cen. Klec." cr. 5a....
111. Cen. let ref. 4a,
Int. Met. 4v
, Bld. Ottered.
Local ttecantle.
Quotation furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr., 614 New York Ufa building: ;
Bid. Aakad.
Cltr of Omaha 4Ha, M2
t'olumbua. Neb., E. L. 6a, 125
Ctta. O. B.. Waterloo
ChlCSS-? P-tlwa Pm 1fl7 r. : . .
Ureal Weetam Power Co. (Cel.) 1H6..
.C.orman Plre Inaurance
Hydraulio Prraaed Brick pfd
Int. Conatructlon Oo -
Katiraa city. R. L. pfd .,
Long Bell Lumher Co. 6a, l(ri
Nebraaka Tel. atock, f per cent
Omaha Water Co. 6s, 1U. ......
Omaha Water Co.. 6a, 11MS ,
Omaha Water Co ltd pld...
Omaha (iaa 6e, 1MT
Omaha E. L. ft P. 6a. 1931 .,
Vttha E. L. pfd 6 per oent, ax-dlv...
Omaha St. By. ta, 1814. .v.
Omaha ft c. B. St. Ry. pfd, i per cent 8tV
Omaha ft C. B. St. Hy. com 76
Omaha ft C. B. R. ft B. ptd. ..'.'.. (4
Sioux City Stock Yarda pfd. per cent f
south Omaha ref. 4V,. 1811 Lit)
Union Stock Yarda atock, South Omaha
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Large, with Lower
Tendency General.
HOGS STEADY TO SOME LOWEIl
Fat sheep Command Rteady Prleea,
W blle l.arnh Are a I Mtle alow,
' bat No Ureat knnae In
Yalne.
SOl'TH OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. . 1M0.
I'.ecelnts wet ?: Cattle. ltos rtheop
Official Monday S.tri 4,7 8
Estimate Tuesday b.dtiu u.w
Two days this wi-ek... lii-WT 17,J0
Same davs last week.... 1.110 10.2VW .i5
Same dav J week bbo.. O HIO 14.144
S.ima day I week aKO..10.nil ln.7" Y'-
Same day 4 week ao..l4.!tiil 17.147 JS.ba
Sama days last year.... 8.S24 16.519 14,165
The folio lnK table how the receipt of
eattle. hoa and hep at South Omaha for
the year t'j date, compared with last year:
1!10. I1. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 1Hi,4d2 104.B30 8
Hoc 230.t3 Jtio.Osl ... 6.M
rtheep .1M.262 168 .263 ... 1.0U
' The following table shows the averane
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several daa, with comparison:
Date. j 1M0. 19Q9. 190. 1907. 11306.1906-11004-
Feb. 1.... 8 .W4J
Feb. .... I 3R
Feb. a.... 8
Feb. 4.... 8 28-t
Feb. 8.... 8 SS
Feb. ....
Frb. 7.... 8 &04
Feb. 8 1
221 4 101
03
t 1 4 1
t 04 14 17
14 4 tr,
6 131 4 22
4 1
6 Ml
6 B6
tl
6 81
6 07 4 20 6 87
KS 6 41) 4 Wj 4 74
a lu a ,
Kl
t 4ti
5 63
4 72 14 B
4 74! 4 81
I 4 77
5 13 4 83 4 SI
6 57 4 74
5 6'J 4 64 4 89
lft(i4j
,
T
too
i
'.' 'ii
. ts
,
. ttv,
. too
. 04
.. 13V,
, 88
. .
. 81V,
S9
J04
8AV,
ini
H
IX
8Jtt
64
7014
101
100
101
86
11
88
R2v,
100
85
T8
S
81 V4
1KIV,
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of rrve atock at
the Union Stock Yard. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at i p. rn.
Saturday:
: RECEIPTS.
Cat tie. Hoks. Sheep. H'rs.
C, M. A St. P 10
Wabaah 2
Missouri Pnclflo 3
Cnion Paclflo 60
C. & N. V.. east.... 11
C. A N. W.. west 64
C, St. P., M. & O... 4
C, B. & Q... east 3
C, B. & Q., west... 54
C, R. I. & P.. east.. 10
Illinois Central 2
Chicago O. W 4
Total receipts 271
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hoks. sneep.
9 .. . ..
2, -..
4 2 v...
an i l
, 10 .. " 1
42 1 1
18 3
3 2 1
44 1
4
1
i 1 -.
167 89 ...6
n i ... 4iv r. ... 8 r.vi
;i tn to 48 J ji ... 8 (:
77 ivt ... a 44 hi 1-8 ... t
10 818 ... 8 i u:n ... 8 St
?4 114 ... 8 44 . t. ...1-4 ... Ill
80 ., i ... t 45 ti til ... IM
rt 2i'i ... 4 m tw ... I m
m JM ... 8 48 61 !M ... 8 V,
8t r t ... I as rt tJ ... 8 rn
H f i ) 4-. ti tO ... 17
7J at ... 4714
IIKKP- Reports from the east were
rather bearish thl niornlna and lo.al
bnyi-r did not act quite aa anxious for
material aa a result Still, most strlnas
of koih! killer moved with a fair decree
of fieeilom, and In spite of a rather llhrnl
run. the big bulk of arlj- arrival changed
hands in good arason. Iesirahle kinds of
hep met with the more active demand,
and If there wa any change In prices, it
wa In the direction of lronger figures.
Yearlings were good enough to realise 17.7ft.
wether sold at Jii 60 and ewe commanded
$6.10. The latter price is the highest paid
at thl point since May of last year, when
the outside price for full loads was ti.4tl.
The market was by no means over
burdened with lamb today, but much of
the urgency of yesterday' trade was lack
ing and buyers iffmrd to think that they
were entitled to greater or less concession.
No materiB.1 change In value resulted,
however,- most strings selling on a steady
bnsln. Soma fed western sold at Ivtiii.
Quotations on fat stock: flood to choice
lambs, S.2Wir.K0; fair to good lamb. $7.7r!ff
8.25; good light yearlings, 7.2rtf8.00; good
heavy yearlings, Iti.6ntr7.25; good to choice
wether, t.00'(tf.A5; fair to good wether.
af.60oi6.lS; good to choice ewes, 15.bOy6.10;
fair to good ewes, .'i.IOjj.BO.
Representative sale:
No. . ........
127 western lamb ,
167 western wether .......
41 western " yearling
41 vt western ewe
211 western lamb
113 Western ewe
tn western yearling
1M western yearlings. .......
250 western lamhg
219 western ewe .a
332 western lamb
326 western feeder
2M western lamb
22J western wethers ,
144 western ewes-
127 western we
110 western lambs .........
274 western lamb
130 wetitern lambs, feeder
27 Idaho I am be. feeder..
d!l Idaho ewe
Boston Storks and Bond.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. Clowlng quotations
lining stock were:
lt.an
300
1,100 .
77 V,
8 Hi
27 Vi
784
ao
100 154V, lUTa 1MV
, 18,000 145V, 144' 144
w n .71 Tl
:00 34 ' 8.1 88V4
700 M.V, 64V, 66
. 400 81 M 80
600 80 80 7
. 11,700 141V 18t4 140
i,aio nv, n
alio 1704 14H l.ov.
si
77V,
2v,
43
83
M
7Vi
28 V,
Int. Marina pfd 1.S0O
47
85
1
18
48
18
34 V,
76 V,
SKV
25 .
43 2
J2H 82
147V, 147V4
1IU . 134'4
68 V, 4V,
1S8V4 18v,
18 18
1.100 143
3U0 42Vt
S.600 1M
1.100 68
(,800 8H
100 70
too 104
1,700 7
45 V,
63 V,
19
12
44
19
33 V,
142"
42V4
131V, 138H
6 6M,
46
8JV,
18
12V,
44H
18V,
84 V
87 V,
142V,
40
88
70
104
74
118
484
7o
8H4
7
102
7T.4
68
lisn
48S
W4
78
8.600 117
.... 1.100 44 4
.... 4.000 97 V,
8-10 78
.... 14.20.) 1U 1334 1844
.... 1,6110 2t, 2H 284
.... 68. 1W 134e 124 '124
.... t,0u0 10,4 106 1064
.... l.W) Ki4 85 44
.... 1,500 34 . 854 864
8O0 1974 lft 185
.... 1.800 884 8-64 mn
.1.. 116.200 1664 I604 15S4
l.tlOO . 834 834 "14
mining
Allouea
Amal. Copper
A. tut B
Arliona Com. ..
Atlantic ,.,
B. C. C. & C.
. C. C. 8. M.
. 42 Miami Coppar ..
. 704 Mohawk
...t04 Nevada Con. ....
. 37 v. .-i.ptatng Mlnea
. 84 North Butt
. ! North Lake
1W40I4 Dominion ..
Butta Coalition a Oareola
Cal. A Arliona., 0!4 Parrott 8. at
Oal. A Hacla.i....:-. .2o Qulncy
Cahtannlal. 2248hannon
Copper Ranee C. C... 7Mi guparior.
East Butta a M
... WH
... 634
... 204
... 8
... 834
... 184
... 88
...144
... 184
... 80
V.. 14 t
484
Omaha Pai-klng Co 760
Hwlft and Company 07
Cudahy Packing Co 1.027
Armour & Co 4. ...1,105
Hchwartz-Bolen Co.
Krey Packing Co
Cudahy Bros., f'm St. P
W. B. Vanant Co '73
Benton. Vansant & Duuh 16a
Stephen Bros. 41
Hill sr Son 61
F. B. Lewis 61
Huston & Co -W
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
Ij. F. Hubs
I.. Wolf .-
McCreary & Carey
S. Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
I, ee Rothschild
MiHsmiil-Kan. Calf Co.
Klino & Christy 75
Other buyer 603
1.4H9
2.06:t
2,644 .
3,7.14
173
400
l,i:i4)
2.303
1,411
1,2S
141
rraiiKiui ....... .1,
Olroux Con. ....
Granbjr Con.
(lraana Cananea
lata Royale Coppar,
Kerr Laika .........
Laka Copper
La Balla Copper...
Aaaad,
guparior' Ar B. M 184
184 Superior) A rV Cop... Us4
.... 4Tamara ,87
.... 8 TJ. 8 C. A O ' 1
.... I. 8. -8. ra.c aV at.... 41
a do ptd ..1.......... .4
aSt'tah Con. 354
714WlnnaT,IJ, 4
144WolverW 134
nana O '
m 714
600 78
122
2.8O0 27
8
414
814
41
44
70
T24
84
41'4
814
44
71
724
114 VMS
a 4
60
804
264
42
S3
to
804
27
3
Option at Kansas City-.
Article.
I Open. I High. I Low. Cloia
Wheat
Mav ..
July ..
Corn-
May ..
July ..
I
104l
Will
I
6t4
644,1
1 OH4I 1 tM4
r,4 ' ih
4HI 64
1 0CB
95iA
6R
644
A asked. B bid.
Visible Sapply af Grain.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1 Rpeclal cable and
telt-graplito communication received by
Bradstreet's a how the following change
tn available supplies, as compared with
previous account: '
Wheat. I'nlted State, east of Rocklea.
decrai4ed l.tWt.OtiO bu.; Canada, decreased
28.000 bu.; tntul. I'nlted Htate and Canada,
decreased 1,16-2.000 bu.: ' afloat for and In
F.urope, Increased 2.000.000 bu.; total Amer
ican and Kuropean, Increased 80S.OU0 bu.
Corn. I'nlted State and Canada, In
creased 7t6 000 bu.
thtt. I'nlted State and Canada, In
crewed 113.000 bu.
The leading dccreaSH and tncreaaes re
ported thla week follow: '
DecrenHm: Poitland, Me.. C9S.000 bit.: Mid
land, la.OUO bu.: Port Colborn. 116.000 bu.;
R(hester, 76." bu.; 8t. John. 70.000 bu. :
Fort Worth, tis.000 l0.; P01H Huron. 50 000
bit. ; Minneapolis- private -elevators. 60,ta.
IiK-rea.ra: Manitoba and northwest, SJ5,
000 bu.; OniaJiu, 162,000 bu-
MllwaaiWee Orala Market.
MILWArKF.E. Feb. tWHEAT-No, 1
northern, tl lii'o 1.16V; No, northern, $1.14
1.16. May. tl 1.
t)ATl-47o47&
. BARLE y-hmplea. 65&TOVc.
International Paper 2i0
International Pump 8'0
Iowa Central 700
Kanaae Cltjr Bo 1.800
K. C. Bo. pfd
Loulavllla N
Minn. aV Bt. L
M . Bt. P. aV. 8. B. M...
Mlaaouri Paolflo .
M., K. aV. T .'
M., K. aV T. pfd
National giacult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. lat pfd..
New York Central..
N. Y.. O. at W
Norfolk at Western
North American
Northern Pacirto
Paclflo Mall
Peaneylvanla
People'e Oaa
P., C, O. St. L
Pressed Meal Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Bteel Spring
Hoartlna-
Reoubllo Steal
Reoubllo Steal ptd 600
Rock laland Co 24.800 444
Rock laland Co. pfd 1.400 854
BL L. at S. r. 2d Dtd. 1.700 47 4
St. Loula . W 1.500 24
Bt. U 1. W. pfd..
Sloaa-Bhefrleld 8. A I...
Southern Paairto
southern Railway
80. Railway ptd 10 (24
Tenneaaa Copper 700 4
Taxaa aV Pacific l,) 274
T.. Bt. U W VO 4 4
T.. st. u w. pra 4i 4
In Ion Paclflo
t nlon Paclflo pfd
II. 8. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
I'. 8. el ,
t'. S. Steal pfd
I'tah OuDPer ..
Va. -Oaro. Chemical
Wanaah
Wabavab pfd
Weaurn Maryland ctfa...
Weatlnfhouaa Klactrto ....
Weatern Union
Whaallng A L. ...
Wlaconsln Central .,
Plttaburg Coal
Am. Bteel foundry
United Dry Oooda.
Laclede Oa
Total Bale for Ute day,
Laale Stock Market.
LONDON. Feb. 8. American ecurtties
opened quiet with prices unchanged to Vtf
1 point lower. Trading waa light, but the
market Improved on covering operation
and at noon waa fairly steady with values
ranging from V4l point higher than yes
terday's New York cloeing.
London closing stocks: .
Conaola, money sl4Ioulavllle N 146
do account It 15-18M., K. a T eu
, 7H,N. T Central H4
. 84 Norfolk a V. . ., t
.1154 do pfd S3
.10 Ontario W 444
.112 Pfnr.ejlvarila (74
.1884Rand Mine 4
. 8.4Readln 04
. 274 Southern Ry 274
.1484 do pfd 4-14
. 1848outhern Paclflo 124
. k Union Pacific ma
, 4 do pfd 100
. H4U. 8. Steel 774
..44 do pfd .., 1234
. t4Vabaah
. 204 do pfd..: 4t
,.14i Stianlah 4a o
HILVF:R Far. quiet at 23 15-ltd per ounce.
MONEY 14111 per ceni.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bill I 1 per cent; for three
months' bills, 2Ht Pr cent.
New York Mlnlnar Stock.
BOSTON. Feb. 8. Ooalng quotations on
mining atocka wera:
Alice
Brunawlck Coa. ...
Cum. Tunnel stock
do boada
Con. Cal. a Va.
Horn Bihiar
iron BlUer
Ottered.
66
37
HI
176
!W
(a
24
l
410 western lambs
212 western ewe
221 western ewea
4D western ewe
21S western lambs ,
344 w estern ewes
60 western ewea. cull..
Av.
.... 67
....109
.... SO
....106
.... 62
....104
.... 89
.... fW
.... S4
....101
.... 6s
.... 62
.... 66
....110
....109
....100
.... 67
.... 62
.... b
.... 82
....110
....104
.... 93
....103
88
!i
90
.... 86
Prlca.
35
60
7 60
6 25
7 70
6 00
7 76
T 78
8 65
' 6 70
8 45
7 TS
8 10
6 45
6 00
6 60
7 75
8 20
6 75
8 00
6 85
00
6 00
6 10
6 10
8 35
6 90
4 00
CHICAGO MVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep and I. anil, Lower
llnu Strong to Illarher.
CHICAGO. Feb. 8 CATTLE Receipts.
11.000 head. Market 10c lower-i?teer, 84.76
(&8.00; cows, $3.6011 4. 28; heifers, $3.40if6.03;
bulls, $4.0tVrtB.2n: enlves. $3.0O'o9.00; stockers
and feeders, $3.7.Vfj5.40.
HOOS Receipts, 20.000 head. Market was
strong to fc higher; choice heavy, $8.7icf
8.90; butcher. !X7fWaS.Sa; light mixed, $X.r.0(ji
8.60; choice light. $S.OOi8.70; packing, fx.m'if
8.75; pigs, t7.Sft-a8.2S; bulk of sales, tS.60tf
8.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RccelpU, 16.000
head. Market 'l!Vb;2tc lower; sheep, $5.15ijp
7.00; lambs, $7.25ru9.00; yearlings, $7.tfj8.50.
907
,111.400 lso4 1784 ns
, 1,0. 0 87 . WH Hi 4
iUa) 724 72 70
, 2,HK 8 : - J5 US 4
.801. 40O 744 16 76 4
, 6,0 118 1174 1174
, (.700 46 424 - 44
. I.8O0 46 47 4 474
, 1.800 184 li4 14
. 8,700 4!4 , 414
. 4.800 444 4V 46
. 2,600 634 2 u
400 70 64 6I4
4I 54 64 o
100 46 45 4.1
oo 18 1114 184
H U 66 664
K 1184 114 118
. I.8U0 80 K4 B
1.061,000 all area.
. Metal Market,
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-rMKTALS-Market
for standard oopper on trie New York
metal exchange was dull' and' unchanged,
with pot and all deliveries : up- to the end
of April closing at $H0013.20.. , Tha Ion
don market was lower with spot closing at
59 16a 3d. Arrivals reported' n't New York
today were thirty tons. Including ore and
matte and exports, according - to the cus
toms house return were 1.31I2 tons, making
a total so far this month oT 11.802 tons
Local dealers quote lake oopper at tl3.24
44.16.76; electrolytic at $13.8713.60. and
casting at llXlZl3.ni. Tin closed eany,
with spot quoted at 32 4W7.32.60; February,
$32 t2 65: March. I32-.3IKI 32.44) and "Anrll
and May at ti2.2ftit.32. 46. Tha London market
was lower and closed easy with spot quoicd
at 147 69 and futures at 148 15s. Lend was
easy with pot quoted at $4.B7vva4.72i4;
New York, $4.4694.60, Eat ft Louis delivery.
The London market yas a shade lower at
13 7s 6d. Spelter was w'eak with spot
quoted at $6,75441.10: New York at So.SOii;
6.62V', East St. ouis delivery. The market
In London waa unchanged at (23 6s. The
KngllNh Iron market was unchanged at 5Js
3d. Iron was unchanged locally. - No. ' 1
foundry northern, $l8.6Jtii19.00:- No. , 2, $18.2G
18.76; No. 1 southern and No, 1 southern
oft, $18,503-19.00.
&T. LOtria, Feb. 8. METALffc Lead, dull
at 4.56'a4.67Vi; spelter, dull at $6.70.
Cotton Market.' ' ' 1
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. the cotton market
opened- easy at a decline of- ?ff21 points In
response to disappointing . cable and . the
rauure 01 official advices to confirm rumors
of large spot sales after hours In tha
Liverpool market yesterday: ' Yesterday's
late buyers ware heavy sellers during tha
early trading and prices showed a nat loe
of from 16 to 22 point on the active
months, but a good demand developed for
May . around 14.86c, owing to- bullish south
ern spot advices and the continued ab
sence of good rains In the southwest.
Prices during the middle of the morning
ruled lljjl6 point net lower.
Future opened steady. March. 14.80c!
April, 14.80c, bid; May, 14.90c; June, 14.88c;
July, 14.77c: August. 14.2GcJ September,
13.35c; Ootofcer, 12.82c; Deaemvber, .12.63c:
January, 12.66fff12.60c.
Futures closed easy: closing bid: Feb
ruary, 14.56c; May, 14.65c; April, 14.64c; May,
14.75c; June, 14.66c; July, 14.64c; August.
14.15c; Heptember, 13.26c; October, 12.79c;
November, 12.68c; December, 12 65o.
Spot, closed quiet; 20 point lower', mid
dling unlsnds. 15.00c; middling gulf, 16.26c,
pale. 300 bale..
OALVKSTON, Feb. 8.-COTTON-H!gher
at inc.
ST. LOUI8. Feb. 8 COTTON Quiet;
middling. 15r; no sales; receipt. 2,414
bales; shipment, 2,274 bales; stock, 43,
476 bales.
Kansas City Live Stork Market
KANSAS CITY,, Feb. 8.-CATTLE-MRe-ceipts.
8.000 head. Including 200 southerns.
Matke for steers steady to 10c lower, for
calves .steady. Choice export and dressed
beef steers. $6.0CVy,7.15; fair to good, $5.10$
6.00: western steers, 84.7f'ai.f): stockers and
feeders, $3.7fi:& 66; southern teer, $4.50rd-
6.26; southern cows, t2.iQ4io.oo: native cows.
$2.7606.60; native heifers, t3.60y.00; bulla,
$4.10'tif10: calves. $3.6tVnt4.00.
HOOS Receipt, 10.000 head. Market 6c
higher. Top, $8.70. Bulk of sales, $4.80"ul
8 1. Heavy. is.6tf.70: packers and butch
ers. $8.46-8.66; light, $S.3S4j.5o; pigs, $7.60
818.00.
SHEEP AND IAMBS Receipt, 11,000
head. Market steady to strong. Colorado
ism lis. te.so; lambs, I7.7ExtrN.su; yearlings,
$7. ,78. 25; wethers. $6.60tr6,50; ewea, $5.0U$
6.00; stockers and feeders, $3.606.60.
St. I .on I Lire Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS.' Feb. 8.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
8,300 head. Including 900 Texan. Market
steady. Native shipping; and export steers,
$6. S-VaT. 60: dressed beef and butcher steers
$6.5a.70; steers under 1.000 lbs.. $4.2566.60:
stockers and feeders, $3.60t6.10; cows and
heifers, $3.4036.80; canners. $2.603.00: bulls.
$3.40gtl,26r,cJJe,- $7.00S,8.75. Texaa and In
dian steers, $4.6g6.3f;: cows, $3.26S4.60.
HOGS Receipt. 8.0O0 head. Market lOo
higher.' Pigs and tights, $6.o0igg.60; packers,
$8 5(?.70; : butchers and best, heavy, $8.76
Cl8.85. , . .
j Z' u oncer- anu lam tteceipt, s,uw
wara aooui lining uruci, Head. Market steady to 100 lower. Native
Totals 6637 10.473 7.2U
CA'ITLE Receipts or cattle at this point
and at all other selling points were larger
than usual thl morning with the result
that there was everywhere a weaker tend
ency with the trade slow and dull. This
market did not present any exception to the
general rule. While buyers were out early
In tho morning and while they evidently
wanted the cattle they were disposed to
move a little cautiously and await advices
from other points before loading tip with
any great number of cattle. ;
The trade 011 beef steers was slow all
the morning, with prices ranging anywhere
from weak, to 10c lower than yesterday.
While the quality of the cattle was noth
ing to brag about, there were a few that
were decidedly better than anything on
sale yesterday, as high as $6.50 being paid
for some good beeves. - ' 1
Cowb and heifers experienced about the
same amount of weakness as beef steers,
being anywhere from slow to 10c lower
than . yesterday, uuyers were very uva
dog. btinche. RtV Carrot: Per do
hunches. MV; Shilloltsi J'tf do bunches ,'
Wc. I'srslev: Per dor. bum ties. 60c. Itect
Per do, bunches. MV plnni-h: Per 1 .
$100 K.gg IMsnt: Fancy Florida, do., tl M
tiJOO. Tomatoes: Kaney , Kliw-xla. 01 Ctihii,
per -bsk. crate. $4Wm.V0o Srlim nt.it Wax
llen'ns: Per market bk.. $1M1SV encum
bers: Hot house, per do.. $l.iv,ii 7r. Home
Orown Vegetables Radishes: Kxtra fancy
home grown, per doien buncne. x. it
tin e: Kxtra fnnry leaf, per rnn . 40c; head
lettuce tn hamper. $2 6tV Pnrley: Fancy
home grown per do, bunches, 411c.
MiSCKLLANI-:orS-t;id'ru ..New York.
fer bbl.. $.17.".. Hony: New. 24 frames,
3 DTk Hors-ia,-h: -t doaen In -case, tl 90.
Walnuts: Itlnck. per lh.. 2c; Calllortila,
No. 1. rer lb., 1V': OVIfornln, No.1 2. soft,
per lb.. 12So. Hlckoryntrt; L;rB.-, per lb.
4c. small, per lh.. Sc. Cocoanuts: Per sack
$4.75; per dox., 65c.
Ktaporatpil Apple and Ir1rd Fralt.
NFVV YORK, Feb .' 1 -FVArORATKl
AI'PI.F.S Market 1 firmer -rtn spot,' with
snaller offerings. Fancy Is iiuoted at 10"
4111c: choice. 94itivic; prlniH, 7i'7Vic; common
to flr. t4ifV4c. '
IHIFD FKl'lT I'nmes art steady with
slock of desirable grude small, hut (ratl
ing Is quiet, fjiintntlcn rang, from J
9V,c for Callfornlns up to 30-4i and 6c In c
for Oregon. Aprlnt are In activity and'
irlce are barely teady,. althouatv tM-k
are not large. Choice are quoted at UHlf
l!c; extra choice, limrl2'4c: fsnoy. 12t;i'
134c. 1'eache are slow of alo, but prlc
are steady on the light looks, Chotce '
are quoted at 6ii7c: extra choice. at,7'J7iic;
fai cy. 7ait8c. Raisin are steady, but the
demand 1 small, with trading mostly of a,
light Joblng character. Loose Mtiscle1 ars
quoted at 4(U54c; choice. to fancy seeded at
64iSc; seniles at 3VsIHo, and London
layers at $U5fl.&.
Olla and Koaln. . . ,
, OIL CITY, Feb. 8. C)l L Credit alnce.
$1.40. Run. 237.9Tw bbls., average 162.527
bbl.; shipments, 849. T7 bbl., average 1S0.
427 bbls. -''
SAVANNAH. Feb. 8. OlL-.Turpentne,
firm. 60c. , . ....
KOS1N Firm. Quote: Tt, $4 26; D. $4 30;
R $4.424: F. $4 46; fl. $4.50: H. $4 56; K, $.7R;
M, $6.80; N, $6.66; W. ii., $7 06j. W..V.. $7.30.
' Coffee Market.' . ' t 1
NEW 1 YORK, Feb. J.-rCOFFEE-Furur
market-losed steady, net unchanged to S
points lower. Sale were reported of 19,r0
bag. Including September at 7.1ic, tvtohei-
at 7.10c and December at 7.15c. Spot, stendy;
No. 7 Rio. 8 ll-HVn8c; Nn. 4 Santo. VvjrJ'io.
Mild, quiet; Cordova, Wtiatta. "'
Local Hay Market. ,
OMAHA. Feb. 8. The supply of hay nn ,
the Omaha market was strong and the de
mand poor. Hay: Choice Kansas, $12.00;
No. 1. $10.00: No. . $9.00; coarse.' $8.00;
packing. $7.00. Straw:, Vhea. $160i);.00;
rye, $K.00. Alfalfa, $l2.0Oiri3.O0. . . .
Snatar and-Molaea, .
NEW YORK. - Feb. 8. SUOARJlaw.
nominal; Muscovado, 89 test. X.4o; cen
trifugal, 96 test, 4.14c; molasses sugar.
89 test, 3'.39c; refined", steady: crushed.
6.85c; granulated, 6.1001 powderstl, B.ioc.
NAMES STICK LIKE LIMPETS
Officially (uonglng neal'anntlon of ,
Bnlldlna-a Does "lot Make the
Public Follow Salt.
Who has the power to change the. name
of a big building tn OmahaT j
That is the question now being asked by
the new owners of" some of the large build
ings which have been changing hands The
Omaha Real Estate exchange a,ntj., the
owners of the new Omaha Natloaal bank
building have made an effort to change
the name of the old New York Life build
ing to the Omaha National Bank building,
but people still continue to designate the
structure as the New York Life.
An Insurance; company has bought the
old United States National Bank building,
and wants to change the name of tha (
building to the National ' Fidelity and
Casualty Company building" 'The company
)ias written tha Real Estate exchange to
officially designate the building as such.
Real Estate exchange, members 'say they
realise they have considerable to do with ,
affairs In the real estate and ' building '.
world, but don't see how they can force
people to call any building by any given'
In the day before a clearance was ar-
fected. - , , ,
There were only a few stockerB and feed
era In sight, and aa there was a good de
mand, they commanded fully steady or
even firm prices. The offerings of all de
sirable kinds sold readily, some big, heavy
cattle l.-icklng sufficient flesh to make them
desirable killers sold to a feeder buyer as
high as $6.60. ,
Quotations on cattle: Good tb choice beer
steer, $6.80o7.00; fair to good beef steers,
$6.006.80; common to fair beef steers, $4.20
4C6.00; good., to choice cows and heifers,
$4 50rfl6.26; fair to good cows and heifers,
$3.76if4-60; common to fatr cows and heifers,
$2.50ib3.75; good to choice stockers and feed
ers, $4.2P55.35; fair to good Btocker and
feeders, $3.60(174.25; common to fair stock
ers and feeders, $3.00i(.ti0: stock heifers,
$3.00(5)3.76;' .veal calves, . $4,004(58.26; bulls,
stags, etc.. $3.00&6.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Feb. 8 -CORN-Hlgher: No. $
yellow. lc; No. S, 61c; No. 4. Ic, no
grnde. SlSliTJic. - ,
OATS HiaitM-ri - standard,! tRe; No. ' t
white. 40-14 m 4 , c
A-mal. Copper
Anaeoada
Atchlaon
do pld
Baltimore a Ohio.,
Canadian Pacific...
rtieoapeake a O ..
Chicago O. W..,..
Chi., Mil. St Bt. r
Pa Beara
Denver A Bio O...
40 fd
Erie
io lat ri
ia Id pfd
Grand Trunk
lllluoia Central
1-eedTtlle Can,
Uttla Chief....
Mealean ........
Ontario
174 tiphlr .
..... T Standard .......
ltt . Hallow Juliet ..
.174
It
...
... '
...V
....
. . .IfaS
... an
...lit
Bank Clear! ater.
OMAHA. Feb. 8 Bank clearings for to
day ware $2.&un.&58 40 and for th oorrea
po tiding dale last year. $1,004,740.06.
Treaanrr Statement.
WASHINGTON,' Feb. 8. Th condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business
today waa a follow:
Trust Funds 4ioid coin. $W2.9y7.oW: ilver
dollars, $4ni470,tOO; silver dollar i( 18-jO.
Wool Market.
ROflTON. Feb. 8 WOOL-4A slight In
crease In activity Is noted In the coarser
line or wool In the local wool msj-knt.
values well sustained. Merino and fine
wool are neglected, ' although there ' I
some demand for Ohio fleeces. while
Texan offering have proved attractive.
Low grade territory wool eells well smong
the ahull manufacturers. NO change' In
the situation Is anticipated before tha ar
rival of the new clip. Bidding In the west
how a falling off. Ieadlng demestlc' quo
tation range a follow: Domestic wools:
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri, three
fourth blood. 34c; quarter blood, 32iii33c.
Sonr4 ha-sls: Texas, fine twelve montha,
73-875c: fine six tn eight month. 6Sfa7tV:
fine fall. fifyd2r. California, northern. 6'Vq
c; middle county. 63!.V:. Oregon, east
ern No. 1 staple. 7t-&7aP: eastern No 1
clothing 70Jf72e: vallev No. 1 S7tfT5tc. Ter
ritory, fine staple, 75ifr7Sc; fine medium
staph, 71fi7!c: fine clothing. ifiihCSc; fine
medium clothing, 44iic; half blood. Qif
f'ic; three-eighth blood. Stnf': quarter
blood. 64fi67c. Pulled extra, 726v7rc; fine
A. 671i70c; A supers. 6t(jti5c.
ST. IJIMS. Feb. 8. WOOT, tn
chanared; territory and western medium.
26ft28c; fine mediums, 204t24c; fine, 1J4
Elc.
No. at. Pr. N-. At. Pr.
id sr 4 8i 11 ino t 60
34........-....10S8 6 10 SO llW iti
8 ,v S21 6 M it 12il 6 70
U Ml f SO . 88 1180 8 78
, 7 821 5 3 ) 34 1244 6 0
22 10K1 6 86 8S 13&4 8 00
80 11 2D 6 40 24 1303 4 16
tl.... K4 f 45 18 .13.6 6 26
88 88 8 60 84 14" 40
10 1011) U 24 1136 60
COWS.
4 800 t 76 6 1180 4 3t
i 788 t 88 6 I ll 4 60
t 890 t 10 6 1' 4 80
4 lOW I 86 6 r) 4 80
4.. H1 4 00 10 1127 4 80
1 I IOM) 4 24 10 805 8 35
984 4 26
HEIFER8.
t 704 I 10 IS 706 4 40
10 586. 8 65 18. 883 4 46
4 877 4 OO 10 ltCa 4 16
t,. 871 4 40 ' 24. . ....:...-.. o4 4 80
I.,- 80O 4 40 10.: ft f 00
BULLS.
1, 1086 I 80 1 1W0 4 40
1 1810 4 10 1 17M 4 U
1 WlQ 4 10 1 120 4 80
1 1630 4 20 1 1040 4 80
1 JMK) 4 40 . 1... 1640 4 70
1 1170 4M0
CALVES.
18 315 t 28 2 IM 1M
4 847 4 75 1 110- 7 00
1 2-16 8 W 4 802 7 78
l.v 2S0 lltl 130 I 00
1.. KO 80 3 178 I 00
1 , lto 7 Oil 1 180 I 00
1 ; 100 1 00 1 140 8 00
10 1M 7 00 1 110 8 W
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
8 538 4 20 13 8D8 4 76
43 Oil 4 23 It Mil) t 30
4 a0 4 16 83 073 i 86
f 663 4 50 42 1158 t 80
muttons, $4.76a6.90; ' lambs, $7.ta'8 60; culls
ana Ducks, I4.&4t.&0; stockers, $3.2534.00.
St.' Joseph Live Stock Market. ,
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Feb. 8. CATTLEi Re
ceipt, 2,000 tiesd; market steady; steers,
$4 W?fU0; ' cow and heifers, $2.604J6.00;
calves, $3.00.8.60. '
HOGS Receipts, 6.200 head; market 6c
higher; top, $8.76; bulk of sale. I8.402r8.65.
SHEEP AND "LAMBS Receipts. 2,300
head; market ' steady i .Jambs, ,$5.0tij8.7&.
Slottx City Ll-re, Stock Market.
SIOUX, CITY, Ia.M Feb. 8. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE . RecAtpta, 2.000 head;
market for. killers slow, and weak; feeder,
strong. .. . . - . .,.
HOGS Receipts, 4,500 head; market
steady; range of prices, $8.16(08.50; bulk of
allies, $8,304(8.40. ,
. .
Stork,. In ttltrht.
Receipts of live tMock alt the six principal
weatern markets yesterday were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
54.
748 4 70
HOGS Selected droves sold on the open
ing market at prices that were fully steady
with yesterday's best time, but the volume
of demand was small and the amount of
business done on this basis limited. The
estimated run was of liberal proportions,
and aa the morning advanced, it' became
evident that actual lecelpt would be fully
as great as the estimate, so that buyers
were naturally rather tardy in filling their
larger orders. From steady at the opening,
prices gradually weakened to a' flat, nickel
lower, light-weight hogs Buffering mure
than the finished kinds.
Conditions continued to grow more bear
ish during later hours. Messages from the
east Indicated a dull tradu at sharply lower
figures and the situation at this point wax
little different. It was almost Impossible
to obtain any kind of a bid on many ship
ments that came in on late trains, and such
droves a did sell, were generally pur
chased at prices about a dime lowr, than
yesterday.
A considerable portion of supplies sold
from $8.40 to $S.55 and on up to $8.70. The
latter price is as high a was ever paid
at this point for full loads of hogs. The
bulk yesterday, it will be ramrmbertd, sold
at t8.4.no.ti6 ana top reached $8.60.
Representative sales:
Philadelphia Trotlara Market. 1
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 8. RUTTKER ;
Steady: extra western creamery, -tic; ox
tra nearby prints. 13c.
EGGS Firm; good demand; Pennsylva
nia and other nearby first, free eases,
81c at mark: current receipts. In return
able cases, ?tc at mark; western firsts,
free rases. Sic at mark: western, current
receipt.", free cases. 2629c-at mark.
OH EES F Firm; New York, full cream,
choice, , 17V4 jtl7Hr: New Yorlt full
rrean)i, ' fair to good, lt91Tc.
Toleda geeal Market. . ,
TOLEDO. Feb. -SEEDS Clover, oash.
W.17V, March $8 3": April, $70: October.
$4 A",; nrlmn old. $ No. 1 $8.10: rejected.
$7. fori 7 75; No. t. $7,8047 90. Timothy, prime.
$2 00. Alike, prlmo, $7.86; March, $7.80.
Ko. ' A. h. Pr. Ko. At. sh. Pr.
24 168 ... t 80 .57 X&8 40 IM
t 1 1 ... 8 80 80 :ol 1.. IM
I. -, 133 ... Hi -78. 8U ... 8 50
88 Kl ... I 86 7: Ill ... ,85.)
78. 180 ... 1411 U i- ... 150
38 ..tod ... 40 48 ,..260 ...150
60 80 g 40 48 2 3 ....te
14 tM .,- I 40 73 ... I 50
W I 4A 86... ,....28 ... 150
34 in ... 1 40 71 BS I 60
88 ?.. ... 140 ' 41 1:8 ... 160
84 173 ... I 40 K. .'..14 ... I t)
4 Bt 40 t 40 74 ) 80 t to
78-. ion ... I 4 41........34J ... 110
54 It 40 t 42 Si 77 tat .-. . IM
88 8"d 40 I 4Z 74 fca ... 151)
t til ... 14 at.. J5l o t te
II. . I ... 14 ai BIS i.. I 50
80 1 1 ... I 48 a; .44 .... 1 to
el. ...... -fit si I 4S ...... 2:.3 ... t Ol
I tit ... I 41 0, 141 ... I 54)
,17.......Wi h $ $7 ... I W
6.200
2,000
"2,000
8.000
3,300
lL 000
11,600
4,600
5.200
10.000
8. On)
20,000
8,600
2.300
11.000
3.000
15,000
name. 1 , . ....
' 'Gathering- for Farmers' Meetloa-.
SlOttX FALLS, 8. Feb,';8.-r(Speclai:) ,
Delegates already ' are. commencing to
arrive for 'the purpose of attending tho
annual' convention "of the South ' Dakota'
Farmers tuid Grain, Dealers assciclatlon,
which will convene In the city aud-itorum
on Wednesday afternoon at' 2 o'clock!
L. E. Doyle of Letcher, secretary of th
association, who has been In correspond-.
ence with members of the association, ex
presses the opinion, 'that the ' attendance.
will reach not lesB"hari 1,209,' gnif "that It
may run -to 1,500 or mora. ' ,He(Btates that
he never saw bo much Interest shown by
the members of tho association In an an
nual convention as-this year.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
81,600 53,300 89,800
South Omaha
K.oux C)ty ...
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis-.....
Chicago ;....
Totals..
OMAllA UENBRAL AlAUKBT.
Staple and Psney Prodaca Prices Far
alahed by Barer and Wholesaler.
BUTTER-Creamry. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-1 b. cartons, 32c; No. 1,
in CO-lb. tubs, 81 Vie; No. 2. In 1-1 ti. cartons.
30o; In tO-lb. tuba, 2VVa; packing stock, solid
pack, 21c; rrean. rolls, 2V4jc; fancy dairy,
roll. 24c; common butler, 22Vic Market
changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE- Twins, 18c; young America.
l8Vc; Uaisy cheese, loVvc; Llmiierger, lbVc;
brick. 18c: domestlo block Swiss. 20c: im.
ported rJwiss. 3jc.
ruti.Tri-iiifai r-rouerc, 80 a cos;
springs, lbc; hns, .loo; cocks, loVjc; ducks,
luc; geese, 14c; luraeys, loc; p,guns. per
dos., tl -3, H&mer sifuabs, $4 per dug.; fancy
squabs. tt.' per 00:.; jmo. I, $3.00 per di g
Altvo. Jfl oilers, under 2 lbs.. I'm; over 2
)u , 12c; hers, 11c; cceks, 8c: duoks, full
feathered, la:; 'geese, full featneicd, J0c;
luraeys; Joe, suiuva, 11 ma, 4 er uul., pig
toim,. 6c per doa.
FISH tall troxen) Herring, 6c; salmon.
11c; pickerel, so; wblteflsh, 10c; pike, lot-;
trout, lac;-cattish, 17c; crappies, to Vo;
laiga cisppie. lac; , black uaas, 26c; red
snapper, 12u; smells, 16c; Spamsu mackerel.
lac; eei, isu; nauuuca, iiounaers, uo,
Ol's'iEUb Salnsls. sinull cans. I4c. laria
40c; gallon, . $1.86; New Kyik counu. sinaii.
tic; laige. 4ac; gdilon. $l.lk; ktai,aaius,
small, lie; laige, UiCl tltllua, $!.
' UttiUP. VU1B-ios, mo. j, lAiu; No. J,
12c; No; 3, 8'i.. Loin, No. 1. I7vc; No. x,
UvkO: No. 3, M,c. Ctiuck, No. 1, 7c; No. 2,
0vc, No. ,$,. Ei no. . Round, No. L kc No. i.
iitc; jo. . ic. . r-iaio, c. i, uc; aa. ,
uc; No. , 4 Via. . ,
FRL'll a btraw berries: Florida, per qt.,
05U i 6c. Or-iiiges: Calitornia Navels, 80-ti6-112-126
sixes, per box, $2.i6; 160-176-20o-21o-
260 siSMS, - per box, td.Ou. Lemons: Extra
funcy, im-iHi sizes, ' t.ot'; cnulce, JOO sue,
per box. $4.u0; 240 sise, 60c per box less.
llananaa: Fancy select, per ounch, $1.7u'ui
2.0U; Jumbo, buncheit2.76(3. 75. Pears: Cal
ifornia B. Kaster, T.aO. Orapes: Imported
Malasas, per keg, s,.iwuii.o, urapo Fruit:
Florida. . 64-04-80 slies, $4.26. Tungarinesi
Florida, 120-144-lw; lxe, ptr box, $2.2o,
Apple: Jonatuan ana urimri UoKien. per
bbl.. $300; Hen iavis, per nui.. t-l 50ta-4. or.
Oenltun, per ddi., t4.w; w inessp. per
bbl., tloO; Oana, per t'l'l.. $4.00; New York
lialdwlns, iussei anu npys, per uul., t4.n0;
California W. W. Piarmuin. per bix, $2.00;
Colorado Junattiaiis. per box, t2 00; extra
funcy Colorado Jonathans, per box, iuO
extra f am Y Colorado it. iJeauti. s. per box.
$2 60; extra fancy Colorado Winesaps. per
box, $2.26. Cranberries: Jersey, winter
stock, per bbl-, to. 60- Date: Anchor brawl
new, ao-lb. pkgs. In box, per box, t2.ua
Figs: California, ot) pkgs., 6c sis, In box,
$1 K, 13 pk&s., 10c slxe, 80c.
VEOETALE-Irlsh .Potatoes: Wiscon
sin and native, per bu., li.V; Colorado, per
bu., 75c, Sweet fotatoes: Kansas, per DDI.,
$2.0). CaullfJower; California. 24 to 26 heads,
per crate, -' w. nutauagas: fanada, per
lb.. II4C Cabbage: Wisconsin, Holland
seed, per lb., 2c. ueiery: t.aiirornla, per
12-lb. huncn, sue. unions: nea, per in., zvo;
yellow, in sacks, per lb.. 2c; white per lb..
lc. Spanish Onions: Per crsie, $1.60. Old
Vegetable: Parsnips, carrots, beets, tur
nips, In sacks, per lb. ' 2c. Garlic: Kxtra
f.nrv "wrrtte. per lb.. lOc: red. tier lb.. 12c.
New Southern Vegetables Turnip; jCr
Real estate transfers' for February 8.
11110, furnished by the Midland Guarantee
and Trust company, bonded. abstracUira.
Telephone Douglas 2X66: '
The McCague Investment company to
Union Pacific Railroad company, L
25 feet of south 47 Xeet of lots -2, 3, 4, ' 1
block 88, Omaha .v... $15,0X0
John S. Klemme--48$ ta -I I-
Skllllng, south 40 feet of lot 4. block
8. lloulevsrd park ......i..., . 1
Dundee Realty company to Ireruv V.
Putnam, lot 22, block 87. -.Dundee)
Place ..u...
Maria . Prakop and huslmnd to, Valclar
Krulls, sr., et al.. lot . block 1 Cv
sub. of block 30, Albiight's choice.
Valclav Krulls, sr., et al., lot 5, block
5. sub. of block 80. Albright's. ........
Frank L. Imon to Clement L. Wal-
1 . c t.i 1. a l, . . u. uot-
v. 1 , r 1 1 , ivib u, u.uva a, ' P. ac-wa,i m
Second addition
Edward Stanley and wife to Albert
Waldacker, lot 13,. block 4. Cretgtitott
addition j. ....... j u . .
Shlmer ft Chase company to John fl.
Jonkins and wife, lot. 8. 'block",
Boulevard park
Theodore Couch snd wife to William
O. Ure, lot 10, block 18, Bedford
pisce s. . . . ... fc,
Adda M. Zimmermen, and ..husband
to Wllllnm O. t're.. the undivided
one-half lot 68, tithe's addition....
Lizzie M. Rawltxer and husband.
Mary Corley
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900
vltxer and husband to
Welch. l(u.;l ttinl 17.
block 4, Summit addition.....! , " J.OOO
Charles E. Smith and wife to Thth R.
Smith, eVi liat 4, block 8, Shlnn's
addition - 1
mary r. irvyie et au .10 .nriai 11.
Doyle, lot 6, block 1, Hitchcock a
First addition ..;-.!..... " 1'
National Hank of Commerce to John
Sramek, lot 3, block 33, Credit Fon-
cler KM
Douglas Security company tn 'Hlld-
Ing Hakanson, lot 102, Wlnosor
Roy L. Edwards and wife to Albeet
Koppenhaver, north 64 feet of sotitlt
Vi feet of lot 12, Block L, Lowe's
addition ., ri. 400
Iloy L. Edwards and wue to diaries
Foley, niH-lh 31V feet and south 32
foet of lot 12, block L, Lowe's addl- '
1 tlon .., ,......,....v.... 600
Henry F. Hsmann and wife to Han
nah C. Hamann; tax lot 1, Section,
18-16-13 t v....... .
EHxaheth M. Shahan to. Horace B.
Bovlts, west 0 feet of to of lot, 8,
block 1. Park plate 1,0:5
Oeorge Hlwh to WHhelm Jurgens1. lot
36, Elllslon Park place.: tio
B. C. Plxton to Ouy B. Busklrk, nV . .
, of lot 3, block 11, , Isaacs &. Stsl
den's '.'.'. 1
Anrcn Perimeter add wife to Aaron
Wolf, north 22 feet of south 8 feet,.
of lot 6. block 9, Omaha 4,600
Mattte M. Mockey to I'eter Boyer. Jot
lmt, Fairfax ;..'.. 165
Susan Pelffer to Lottie 11. Oage, lot
6. block 8. Plalnvlew v.. 1,700
Estella K. Flircell and husband to.
Leopold Harm and wife, west SO
feet of lot 6. block 7.- Dupont Place
The Roarers Heal Estate company to .
' Karl FaJtlnot. lot 4, 11 isall & Itig-
t-r' sub , 000
Karl Faltlnet and 'wire to Odin C.
Knndsen, same ..- , ,'.r 2,000
Elizabeth Haker and husband , to
Iiwlght Williams, ,ti'(4 of lot. U. .
Hswes' addition "... .1
David IJnn and wife lo Albert .
Hrown. lot 16, block 11. Druid Hill.. 1,960
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