TIIE BKH: OMAHA, FlilDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1910.
i
f.F.flLN AND PRODtCE MARKET
Offerings of i Country , Wheat Have
f Fallen' Off Sharply.
j - '
DECEZASt .'CAUSES SHARP RALLY
$14 i
tu.a.-t.
rlrar ribs. 114.12V,;
short
s'lOliS.
Olest t.
Mil I.TKV-Hrm; rhivkrii. ISc: springs.
It" ; tmkeys, He; ducks. Ic; geese, sc.
HI 'TTEU-Stendv; ci tamn y, &'( 29a.
LOGS-Lower. 23c.
Receipt. Shipment.
4O0 11.)
37.0HI . 63.4O0
4t.oOt t. R.i.200
t1.400, r -36.400
4 orn A fir aora evltfc Wheat, Ttoooejh
Mil ( Artlvny IJlr"
' Chances for Prlcee
4 ' f ull Jtn.m;
i r .
OMAHA, Feb. 10, 101".
The fact that country offerings of wheat
have fallen off sharply
decrejairia- aHn4llv -fit 1
gave casIm wheal a sharp rally aim
advanced. ,
The llKht str k at all point la the key
to a strong hull movement.
The enrn market advanced with wheat,
without much activity displayed. Opinions
on all s'dos are unanlnioiia that receipt
mv.it dec-tea and the demand Increase to
itL ntaln pirsent prices. .
vheat as strong and higher on un
proved rash condition Bin! hort covered
freely .n, any rtmlnf or winter damage.
The market appears a scalping affair lor
the time iieing.
I'ru-ik v. u a ulrniw Bud
teadily wftli w hent Receipts are i'ghter
somewhat, 1 hut the demand 1 poor ana
only temporary rallies rtn be expect! un
til shipping ilcmand pick up.
Primary corn receipt were 500.000 bushels
and shipments 2-2. 0D0 bushel, against re
ceipts lat year of 275,0)0 bushels and ship
ment of 107.000 bushel. ;' .. .
Primary corn receipt w ere 774.onO bunela
and Hhlpment tHQ.ouo bushels. agalnHt re
ceipts last year of 275.0110 buihela and shlp-
nirut of tOT.OUO iHifdiel.
Clearance were 2.14,000 bushels
.0K bushels of oal. and wheat
equal to 2WI.0i) bushel.
Liverpool closed !4rSd higher on wheat
and d lower on coin.
Local range of options:
Flour. Mil
Wheat, bu
Cirn, bu
Oats, bu ...
T,W IDKK GKKRtl, MtRKGT
ootnt Inn
n Varloas
NEWYORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Uncertain Tone of Market Dae to
Rapid Recovery of Wednetday.
I10S.I4M?!: working balanee In treasury of
fice. $:i.!i:.!.:i4; In bank to credit of treas
urer of the United Slate. f:t6.i3.6.T; rub
Hlillsrv silver coin. fJ.4o7.4Tri; minor coin,
flJC, Ml; total balance In getier-al fund,
lts.oir,.
of corn,
and flour
Article. Open. I High. Low. Close. I Yesy
TVtx-nt-Mi)'..
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fVr-.-.
May..
. inly..
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May...
July...l
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Oiuiiliu Cask Prices.
W1IEAT-N. 2 hard. el.OlVi'fil.O'H: No.
4 S hsrd, It.WH'jfl.O.V; No. 4 hard. SWcAi.l.tB;
rriected hard.' N7iim: No. 2 spring. 1.0.3
i 1.0G1,; No. S spring, $1 OOlM.Wt No. 2 durum,
! Blt'i'om'c; No. 8 nurum. i'.ic.
CORN-No. 2 White. S!K:i (; No. S white,
(6ett!c; No. 4' white, mtw. So. i yeiio,
VuS'JVic; No. 4 yellow. 58tRSWc; No. 4
yellow. 5.Vu5lc: No. 2. S'4f.3c; No. 3, Wtf
oSVic: No. 4. ETifiSHc; no giade, 4C04o.
riiTSlSlanrlnrrt 4irii 4ii'ie : No. 3. 44Vi'l
44Vc: No. 4. ::.( 44c: No. 3 yellow, 4a!"i
44'c: No 4 yeliow, 4,Vii43c; No. 3 mixed,
BARI.EV-No. 4., BKWWSV40; No.- 1 feed,
BTWrHc; rejected. W'iuErtHc. . '
RYE No. 2, 76H764ci.N( 3... 744ip75V4c. ...
Chloiigo
Mirinleapolla
Omaha
uluth
C'HICARt ORAIN ASO PROVISIONS
of the Day
4 onimodltle.
Ni:V YORK. Feb. W.-FI)UR-Market
barely stemlv with demand alow; epring
patent. f.',Mf,r7R; winter straight, fV..S6'U'
5.4"i; wlnfr patent, fu 4W7.1.!)0; spring nlertrs.
4.40fi 4.K5; winter extras, No. 1, f4 609
4 90; winter extras, No. 2, f4 403 4. 55;
Kansas Rtrntrht II m)K 11 D,.lntfl
and- receipt are 1 2um bhls.; shipments. 3.376 'bbl. Rve
the recent aneiinsjf(Mlri frm; tar to rood. t4.2r.iB4.4rt:
choice to fancy, $4 4n G 4 CO. Buckwheat
flour, quit; bulk, 20til2.08, nominal, per
100 lb ,
t'OHNM'RALr-FI rm: fin white nd
yellow, fl. 61, ti 1,60; coarso, 11.460150;
kiln dried, f.14.
RYB null; No. f western. Wc, nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
WHKAT Hpot, market firm; No. 1 red,
fl.ZK; sales, elevator domestic and fl.2
nominal f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 Duluth and
No. i hard winter, fl nominal f. o. b.
afloat. Option: Wheat wa firm frnm the
.lah advancing r',?"'. PrlrP" advancing eally with small.
fTf" ihter offprlnKi. and a better demand on the
ifoy caoie, smaller receipts, firm cash
market and crop damage report from
the outhwet. At the cloe price were
lVifflo higher. May dosed fl.lSV4; July
closed fl.10. Receipt, 43.200 bu.
CORN Spot, ' market firm; 'o. 2 72'4c
elovat'ir domestic, Tl'c delivered, and 704,0
net higher. May closed 7DV; July closed
TTjc; September. 71io. Receipts, 3,2ri0
bu.; shipments, 300 bu.
OATS Spot, market steady; mixed, 26 to
32 pound, nominal; natural white. 28 to 32
pound, 6'r55c; clipped whit". 34 to 42
pounds, BIl'taiHc. Receipts, 41.175 bu.( ship
ments, g.900 bu.
Fl;:hl ICaay ; western spring hrari, 100-lb.
sacks, f2rt.8J.-ij2i.10; standard middling. 100
lb. sacks. t2fl.60.'6.8S; city, )09-lb. sack.
2.2i2S.60.
irops Julet; Htate common to choice,
1W. SOtaSic; lSfelSc; Pacific coast. 1H09,
202lc; 1IKW. 13.1Sc. -
HIMEH-Steady; Central America, 22V4o;
Bugnta. 21Uf?i'iio'
LEATHER Firm; hemlock, firsts, 26
2:)c; seconds, 23tg27c; thirds, 22'o2rx3; rejected.
20ti21c.
PROVISIONSPork. Firm; men, f24 OOf?
24..W; family, fJb.fmi 26.00; short clesr, fll4.03
4i2ti S0. Hef. firm; mess, f 12.00v?T12 50;
fiimlly, fl6.50y)17.00; beef hams, J2l.0Oi2J.0iJ
Cut meats, steady; pIcKled bellies, 10 tol4
lb., fLS.SOflUOU; pickled ham, fl3.5O(14.00.
Lard, steady; middle west, prime, fl2.60
12.70; refined, firm; continent. tl2.9S; South
America, fl8.40; compound. f9.60t&S.75.
TALLOW Quiet; prime city hogsheads,
6c; country, 6H7c.
RICE isteaoy; domestic, Svq5c; Patna,
HUTTER-Rteftdlor; state dairy, common
to finest, 24f(ii27c; process, first to special,
2Mi26Vjc; western factory, 22023V4C; western
Imitation creamery, 24g2GVic.
CHLKSR Firm: tatH full rrfkmev fait
.made, specials. 17Hi&l8c; fancy, Vc: good
to prime. ir.J16Sic; current make, best.
lBVtiftc; common to fair. 130150: skim.
full to special, ISftUVic.
l-.Ut.S bteady; , weatorn. flrBts 2&7i'26V4c;
r,'"ni i.'uiuTvui rei 1 igeraior, zijoc.
POULTRY Alive, firm; western chick
ena, ibVi-aHVic; fowls, li320c; turkeys, 14
t(iajc. oretised. firm; western chickens,
iuu-v, iowis, iV(iH,c; turkeys, zifajc,
SITUATION IS CLEAR INQ UP
Belief that Larger latereata Are
Trylna to Arcnmalate Btoeka
Wlthoat niddtng Market
l a Too Rapidly.
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Wheat.' Corn. Oats.
B9 345 111
271
27 28
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ilnrra of the Trading; and Closing
Pr'.cc fta Doard .of Trade. -
CHICAGO, Feb. 10. Grains and provl
slons were strong today, prices advancing
all along the line, with wheat leading the
grain and pork commanding provisions,
with a record-making price for May which
touched f22.75.
Prices In wheat advanced steadily, with
only momentary pauses until the final sales
Were recorded at nearly the high point of
the day, with a net advance of from 4o to
1V4C. May moved upward from fl.10',4 to
fl.HVi. the more distant months traveling
over a less distance. The close was strong
at the high point for July and September
with May at tl.l; lio higher. Corn ad
vanced with- wheat, covering by aborts
being the principal feature. The advance
was from fco, to lo and the clone In tlje
dlHtant future was at the high point. May
advanced front 65T4 to 667ic. The close was
ftrung, with May at CG4i&t7ic, Vfjlc
higher. .
An Incraonta demand nif cash oats,
caused an advance. May went up from
4t'.ti4i'4i0. The upward trend was stayed
latij In .the. day ,hy a material -increase in
th ffoling an .oloHtna prices were from
Vc V4o off from the top. Final figures
for May were 4ti7c. WUo hlglier.
A atrang demand' fur pork ran prices for
the May- delivery up 'to f22.76, a record for
a number of years. Advances of from
lUVic to 32V4c were registered in the differ
ent provhdois. . . ' ...
The leading futures ranged as follow:
Articles. I Open.j High. Low, Close. . Yes' y.
(
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
at Com
1 May
July.
Sept.
Oat
. May
July
Sept.
Poi K
May
July
Lard
May Jiiy
Rlhs
May July
1 UHH
1 OlVi-S.
,9Blt!t7
!4Vy-iHi
'. ' :vil
46HjTV4i
43
.' 1 40V,
I 22 42H
2J 12Vi
12 20
12 nvtl
11 m
11 80
1 11H
1 02V,
97
674
66-!,
47
43T.
,
22 75
22 45
12 324
12 27V,
11 65
11 D2H
t
1 10Vi
( 1 01V
4j
43,
40H
I
22 42V4V 22 62V4'
22 12V,i 22 87V,
WHAT HER l.V THE GRAIN BELT
For Nebraska, Partly Cloody and
Warmer Friday.
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 10.
Another very decided drop In temperature
occurred last night in the upper Mississippi
and MUsouri valleys, and the wave of
colder weather has extended eastward over
tne Ohio valley and Lake region, and
southward to the Oulf. It Is very cold In
the upper Allsslssippl valley, being consld
erably below tero In northern Iowa and 20
below In Minnesota, and still colder In
Manitoba. Temperatures are somewhat
higher In central and western Nebraska.
and are higher generally along the eastern
Rocky Mountain slope and In the north
west. Light snoWB are scattered over the
Lake region, the upper valleys and the
Rocky Mountain plateau, and' generally
cloudy weather prevails throughout the
nty there portion, of the country.. While
conditions .will become somewhat unsettled
throughout the valleys, the weather will
probably be cloudy or partly cloudy In
this vlctnlty tonight and Friday, with
Warmer tonight.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared-with the corresponding day of
the last three years: -
1910. 1909. 1908. 1907.
Minimum temperature .. 10 6 32 35
Precipitation 00 ,00 T .00
zsormai temperature ror today, Z3 degrees.
r;xc ss in precipitation since March L
4.81 Inches.
leficlency
4.98 Inches.
Deficiency
7.58 Inches.
L. A.
corresponding period In 1908,
corresponding period in 1908,
WELSH. Local Forecaster,
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4iV!446V4
43 48-V4V4,
' 40 4tfMjIVi
12 20
12 15
11 82V4
11 NO
12 30
12 25
11 90
11 60
23 424
22 15
12 25
12 20
11 HTH
11 85
t5.30fj
spring
f3.25(i.25.
62tj)64e; fair
t
No. i. .
. Cash quotation "were as follows:'
L VLOV'R Steady; winter patents,
s): winter straights. f6.0iXti5.4O;
straight. H80g5.05:. bakers,
, , i h; rsa. m, iuzo. -
BARLEY Feed or mixing,
to choice malting, SMiTSo.
8EEIS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, tS.ORV,;
V'N. 1 northwestern, $2.15. Timothy, f4.1j.
ft lover. ft3.tt5.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. f22.63'4
(pi3.75. Lard, per 100 lbs., fl2.2f&:l2.27!.
Sl ort ribs sides (looser. tll.SOtjUOO. Short
clesr sides tboxed), fl2.00trl2.2fi, -Total
clearances of wheat and flour were
iHil to tJK.OOO bu. Pilmury receipts were
tn'"'0 bu- compared .with C75,Od the corre
spending day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
2) cars; eornr 440 cats; atk lo cars; hogs.
ai tp head. ' .......
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat, No. I red,
fl lV(tl 24; No. 8 red. fl.17iil.21; No. 2 hard.
V12'IjL14, No. 8 hard, fl lOtgl.LiV,; No. 1
tH.rthern rpring, fl 14u'l 15: No. 2. north
ern spring.. I1.U14&1.14; No. 8. spring, fl. 10
fll.13. Coin: No. 2 cash, No, 3
CSHh, 62'Y3-; No.. 4 cash, 57uo8o; No.
while. 6T,c; No. I White, 3'tJWo No. 4
white, WiVWac; No. 2 yellow, (MtafiSc; No.
-yellow, teVn'34c; No. 4 yllow, 5SV4ti6ic.
Oats: No. 2 cash, '43c;. No. 1 cash, 47,vf
No. I white. 4SVUtBe; Ko. 3 white, 47V,fJ
4sc; No. 4 white, 47tu4Je; standard, ' 47
. UCTTER Steady; creameries, 2&r28c;
dallies. SCiiWc, '. .
KOOS Firm; receipts,' ' 4,737-' roses; at
mark, cases included, 171'u23V4c; first,
KHc; prime firsts. K'ia.
CHEESi-Kteady; dalslea.. lChM7e' twins
Hy io-l-, yuiniK Americas,
long horns, 16VfUtio.
POTATOES Steady; choice
40ii42c: fair to good, &Vi3c.
POl'LTRY Steady; turkeys,
ens. 16c; springs. lc.
VEAI-Steady; W o 00-lb. weight, M(9c;
W to 85-lh. weights, ItlO?: hS to 110-lb
v eights, KKhlle
CMraatr- Rfceipts Wheat. cars; cora,
85 cars: oats. Ill 'cars. Estimated Tomor
rowWheat. ! cars; rom. 440 cars, oats, 15
Cars.
NEW TORK, Feb. 10 The uncertain tone
In today's stock market was a natural
consequence of the rapidity of the recovery
of the day before. The suddenness and
violence of that movement carried prices
away from the level which had been the
attraction for the kind of buying which
proved an effectual check to the unbridled
activity of the bears. There begun to come.
back on the market tne siocks vr.tt n nan
been bought for purposes of support In the
period when the downward movement was
checked and turned.
These symptoms did not materially alter
the conviction that great progrens had been
made In clearing up the situation and In
strengthening the technical position. The
process of accumulation of speculative
holdings Dy tne larger class 01 operator
was believed to have set in. The halt In
the recovery and the lack of aggressive
action towards bidding up prices was read
a an Indication of a desire on the part
of the Important financial interests to con
tinue their accumulation without too rapid
a lino In prices. Signs of renewed selling
from time to time todsy gave rise to the
supposition that liquidation remained to be
completed In spots.
1 he statistics for January of the Copper
Producers' association were much more
favorable than had been anticipated. A
small reduction In the output of the metal
was accompanied by' lamer deliveries fur
domestic consumption and export than for
any month of last year, the surplus stocks
being reduced In consequence of upwards of
mwj.iw pounas to h.4tM,i9 pound. The
rata at which the exports of the metal are
going Into stocks in warehouses abroad.
rather than Into consumption, modifies the
advantage of the position.
resumption or Interest payments on the
Peoria A Eastern Income bonds, a sub
sidiary company of the Cleveland, Cincin
nati A St. Louis, was regarded as signifi
cant of dividend policy on the part of in
fluential financial authorities. The vt'P-
tlon of. the former dividend rata of the
Southern Pacific directors wan uut uu.-pected.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. 13.731. 000 United States bonds were
unchanged 011 call.
Number or saies and leading Quotations
on stocks were' as follows:
galas. High
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 10. WHKAT-Cash.
unchanged; No. 2 hard. fl.OWl.13: No. 3.
fl.Ofto-1.11; No. 2 red, $!.t51.30; No. 8,
fl.20rul.28. Close: May, fl.0U: July. 8Sc.
CORN Unchanged to lo higher; No. 2
mixed, 62ry62c; No. S. eifurtlVfcc; No. 2
white. 68ffti3o; No. 3. 62c. Close: May,
6ffonc; July, e&HigWHo.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 4tJISc;
No. t mixed. 45ii46o.
RYE 72c.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, 814.50
016.00; choice prairie, l0.25(gi0.50; choice al
falf.'V f 17.00(818.00.
BUTTER Unchanged; creamery extras,
27c; firsts, 25c; seconds, 23c; packing- stock,
Uc.
; EGGS c lower; extras, 24e; current re
ceipts, 22c.
Receipts and shipments of grain were as
follows: Receipts. Shipments.
AllU-Chalmar pfd S.j0
AtTMgamaWd CoHr , 48,f3
American Agricultural ... too
Am. Beat Sugar !,4u(
Am. Can. nhl S0
Am. C. F .8u
Am. H. St L. pfd...., "
Am. Ic gecuritlna.... XjO
Amarloan Unsaad 810
American Lonomotivs 2,000
Am. 8. 4b H. 94.7110
Am. 8. & R. pfit
Am. Susar Refining 400
Am. T. T f.SOO
Am. Tobacco Df4
American Woolen G0
Anaconda Mining Do 4,!U0
Atulilaon 11,7(10
Atchison pfd 100
Atlantic Coast Lin TO)
Baltimore & Ohio 1,800
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. l,i(0
Canadian Pacific. 9
Central Leather 4.
Central LMther pfd tOO
Central of .New Jersey
Cnraapeeke Ohio 16,700
Chicago Alton IW
Chicago IU. W., new 1,m)
Chicago It N. W 709
C, M. St. P., ex-dlT.... 11,400
C, C, C. St. L SU0
Colorado F. I S,S0
Colorado It Southern 1,100
Colo. It 80. let pfd 2U0
Colo. 4 So. 2d pfd
Consolidated Oaa .'"
Corn Proiruct .1 1.SO0
Delaware Hudion. ....... (00
Denver ft Rio Grande 1,500
D. aV R. O. pfd.
Distillers' Securities MX),
Brie t ."0
Brie let pfd 1,000 '
Brie 2d pfd '. 100
Oeneral Electric ,40
Oreet Northern, pfd ; S.000
Oreat Northern Ore ctfs.'.... 2.000
llllnola Central 400
Interborough Met B.000
Int. Met. pfd.....'. f.SOO
International Harvester ... m
Int. Marine pfd..- 100
International Paper
International Pump 1,(00
Iowa Cetral o
Kanian City So., 410
K. O. 80. pfd. 1"
Louiirllle ft N I.tot)
Minn. A St. Louie 0
M., Bt. P. 8. 8. M S00
Mlaxmrl Pacific 1.000
M., K. A T
M., K. eV T. pfd 100
National Biscuit 20)
National Lead 8,100
N. R. R. of M. lat pfd
New York Central 12.800
N. Y., O. A W 4,00
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NEW YORK. Feb. 10 MONEY On call,
easy; 21yfi3 per cent; ruling rate, 2 per
cent; closing bid, 2V, per cent; offered at
2 per cent. Time loans slightly easier;
sixty day. 3H per cent; ninety days, 3
per cent; six months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4H5
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Pteady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at 14 6
4 84 for slxty-dsy bills and' at ft.Sfiflfi for
demand; commercial bills, f4.8.iv'if4.83.
SILVER Mar, 6114c; Mexican dollars. 44c.
HON DS Government steady; railroad, Ir
regular. Closing quotations on bondi were gs fol
low: ,
.lOftHtnt. M. M: 4s
Japan 4
.102V do 4H
.103 K. C. So. let ! ....
114HL. 8. deb. 4
1I41!, A N. linl. 4t
. 0 M . K. A T. let 4s.
oVj do 44
.10S . Paeiflc 4i
. 7V,N. R. H. of M. 4
X. Y. C. (. ma....
. UH dn deb. 4e ,.
.10. HN. T , N. 11. A H
IIS cv. 1M
rag.
U. I. ref !s,
no eonpon
17. 8. s., reg
do coupon
tT. 8. 4a, rag
do coupon
Allla-Chal. lat &...
Am. At. (
Am. T. A T. T. 4l
Am. Tobacco 4a
do le
Armour It Co. 4 Ha
Atchlpnn gen. 4,..,
do cr.
do cr. ta.
At. C. L. let 4s....
Bal. It Ohio 4
do Jits
do 8. W. SW
Btk. Tr. cv. 4a.
Can. of Us. f .
Can. Leather iia
C. of N. J. (. tm
7S
!S
'.,
4V,
s
fi 1 V4
94 V,
ttS
let
Chee. A Ohio 4Se...l0J
do ref fm It
Chtcaso A. im ... 74
C, B. A Q. . 4e ...
'. M. A 8. P. g. 8H 17
C, R. I. A P. c. 4a. Hi
On rfg. 4a 1
Colo Ini. te
Colo. Mid. 4a
....H7U.N eV W.
do cv. 4.
.... ',No Pacific 4a. ...v
. ... tl dn la
.... HQ. 8. L, rfrta. 4s..
83 Penn. cv. S's 111 15
. ...l'P4 flu con. 4a
. ... !4Keadlng gen. 4a...
1 63!. L. ft S. P. ft
ft 8.
H.
do gen. Sc.
St. L. ' 8. W. 0.
do let gold 4e
Seaboard A. L.
lo. Pacific col. 4
do cv. 4a.
do let ref. 4a. .
7HS". Ratlwnv bn.
78 do gen,' 4a
4a
r. A . 4 Ha tfttt'nlon Parlt'.o 4a...
cv. 4u 100H on
I) A R. O.
do ref. 5l
niKilllera' 5a
Krle p. I. 4a
do gen. 4s
dn cv. 4a, ear. A-.
do eerlee U
Gen. Elec. cv. 6
III. can. ,at ret. 4.
Int. Met 4'.fcs
Bid. Otlerad.
do 1st & ref. 4s...
8. Rubber lie
72i U. 8 Steal 2d lie . . .
HViVa -Caro. Cham. la.
Tr, Wahaah let 6a
7t do lat ft ax 4a....
70 WwUer Md. 4a......
141 Wert. Elar. cv. Sa.
KliWIa. Central 4e
to Mo. Pac. cv 5a ctfa
t"tV
. .l.SH
..10"H
,. 7w,
.. F4V,
.. WT
. .1H
.. W
4a 14
78
.. n
.. n
,.:oj
.. s
..ion 4,
.. so
..101V,
.. TV
'.(34
1041,
U
lllVl
72
84
4Uj
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Generally Steady
to Strong.
HOGS OPEN WEAK, CLOSE STKONG
keep and lamb la Good Demand
and Trade Fairly Active at
Prices that Were tlener
all) Steady to Strosg.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Receipts were:
Offlctal Mondy
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday...
estimate Thursday....
Neb., Feb. 10, 1910.
Cattle, lloas. Sheep
6.:W
4..M
3.tlU
I.8S5
7.S..,".
6.732
S.000
81.272
17.4fa
2S.CT.1
2.1
31.013
19.43
Four days this week. . .l.RS
Same days last week 13.031
Same das 2 weeks ago..l.S.Z14
Hame days i weeks aiecl'l sM
Same days 4 weeks ago..22.Dil
Same davs last vear U.ti56
The folloavlng table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogj and sheep at Sculh Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
1910. 1909. lnc r?o.
Cattle 114.101 109 9K2 4.189 .. ...
Hogs 21.1,;; SOf.,742 BS.Sfl
Sheep 172,139 lfi3.f5 8,544
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons;
Date. j 1910. 11900. 1908. 1!)07, 1W0 1D05.1904.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
...
2....
8....
4....
5...
...
7. . .
8...
9...
10...
8 30i
8 38
8 S9V,
8 2,St,
8 38 W
I 60!,
4 101
22:
6 trt
6 9l! 4 I''.
S 041 4 17 '
ti 11, 4 2.l
0 13 4 22
I 4 ltl
8 4b: 07 4 201
8 47 V' lol
I C 20 4 09
6 81
5 411 4 R9 4 74
S 4S 4 701 4 7!
5 63 4 Hi 4
6 931 I 4 74' 4 si
Stii 5 53; I 77
111, 5 53i 4 S3 1 4 si
6 Sll 6 t7 4 74
85 691 4 64; 4 "9
91 5 70 4 68 4 b9
I 4 72 4 77 5 02
1 t!i 40 t 45 Ti S ... Ill
TI t 1 . I 46 W ? ... Ivi
71 M Kit; t m ... t :
71 ! ... I 5 T J17 ... I M
M i'S .., I 4ft M 11 ... I M
7 Ml ... I 4 M m ... M
71 a.) ... I 41 tr ..; ... I 7H
M ., 1K0 SO t 41 tl) 210 ... 11
il ...JS4 ... I 49 u ..: in ... I to
; , ... t 46 (7 7 ... I ;4j
74 M ... I 45 SO W ... I ft
6 l. 40 I 44 41 ... I IU
8HEEP Actual offerings on the eai
home grown, per doren huiiche. ?"rt
tuee: F.xca fsney leaf, per dot., 40c: h. nd
lottnce In hamper. IJ So Irtlt-y. f am y
heme grown, par dot bunt heM, 40c.
MlSCF.I.LAN KOl S Cld. r: New .Tiork,
I hhl., 8.1 ;r. H.my: New, !i fiam..,
Ilorseradlsh: I nnten in ruse. .1 si.
Sunday.
Heceipts and dif-ponltion of live stock at
the I'nlon Slock Yard, South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clocK
p. m. February U0. 1910:
HKCEIPTH.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep. 11 r .
market today were rather meager. About
thirty-six rare of sheep and lambs were
expected, but only ten or twelve of these
arrived in time for first round. Huyers
were out st the opening, however, and
such strings as suited Inelr requirements
sold readily at steady to somewhat stronger
prices. I
Naturally, a greater preference for stock
Willi flesh and finish Is strongly evident In
packing circles at this time of the year, a
the Lenten season always narrows the de
mand to a greater or less degree. Feeders
who have stuff In their lots or corn fields
that can be held until It has acquired plenty
of finish, will no doubt be ampiy repaid tor
ttmlr tmtible. In short, good grudes of
slie.'p and lamb have b en so ling very well
at nil time, but the common and In-between
grade are more or lee neglected.
1 Itecelpts for the four days this week have
been unusually liberal. About 31.000 head
were received, as compared with 17.000 for
the same days last week and 19.000 for the
correspondtug period of last year. In spite
of the generous supply, the demand for
the most part has beon fully sdeiiuate.
Current quotations on the better grades of
fat stock are Just about 10frl5c hlgner thsn
prices nt lust week's close and common and
medium kind are quotably steady.
Quotation on fat stock: Good to oho'oe
lambs, ,s.:tWf8.M5; fair to good lamb. 17.
I1S.80; good llRht yearling, l-r.Sfxgl.:; good
hivy yearlings, 0.6Vn7.35: good to choice
wethers. IS'ii fi.70; fair to good withers,
.S.dOtffti.lo; good to choice ewes, I5.5fta4j.10;
fair lo gtxxl ewes. 5.10tl5 iO.
He presentatlve sales:
No.
119 weslernr ewes .
KM western ewes
29 western ewes
:ii0 western lan.bs
.90 western
2o0 wrMt 111
15 western
r.'Hi western
210 western
ewes .
ewes,
cull .
lamb
ewes .
feeders.
Av.
. 101
. 122
. 122
. 75
. 90
. 9i
. CO
. 42
.. W
Pr.
6 9
6 00
4 a)
K SO
5 2o
4 50
8 2S
7 go
6 65
prr 1
$12!-..
Walnuts: Plack. per lh , 2c; Callt'ornlii.
No. I. per lb., life; Cartforala. Ne. I. soft,
per lb., Utr. Hlckorytvut: l.arga. p r lh ,
4c small, per lb., 5c. C.ocoanuts; .rer sack.
14.75; per dog , 6.V.
a -J ' " - ' '
tills and K ol re. ' -
41IL.CITT. Fab 10. oir Credtt bsjawos.
fl 40. Hun. ITo.0 bbls.. a.vrrage 144.128,
bbl.; shipments. l:n.440 bbls., average 1V2,
02 bbl. '
SAVANNAH, Feb. 10. -OIL Turpentine.
stedv, 00c.
HOSI.N-FIrm: n. 11.25: '! I4.3R; K. 4.42i:
F Hnd . 4 F?Sti4 r,5; K,' C 76; M. fi..W: N.
$0.50; W. O.. $75j W. V $? 00. .
Copper Stocks llrdnred.
NKW TOHK, Feb. 10 A decrease of
43.302.772 pound In cupper stocks on hand
February 1, ss compared with January 1,
I show n by the muni hly ' report of the
Copper Producers' association made public
here today.
Coffee Market.
NKW YORK. Feb. JO OOFFFK Fnttlrcs
market closed quet. net unchanged to i
points net lower. Sale were reported tot
12 (HO bug, Including May at '7.05c, July at
7.10c. September at 7.10m 7.15c and December
at 7.10c, Spot, quiet; Cordova. !Hi 1214c. ,
Hay Market.
OMAHA, Feb. 10. The supply of hay on
the Omaha market ws rteavy and the de
mand poor. Hay, choice Kansas, $12 00; No.
1, 111 00; No. 2, $s.50; coarse, tT-F'Ofi'W;
packing, 17.00. Straw, wheat,, W.5O$7.O0;
rye. 8.H.00. Alfalfa, $12.00HT1S.OO.
ft a star and Molnsae.
NEW TORK, Feb. 0.-Sl'QAt fillet;,
miiscovsdn, N test. 8 tile; centrifugal. 9fi test,
4 11c: molasses sugar. 89 test, 1 3fic. Refined,
steady; crushed, 6SjcJ a't'.uulated,' 6.15c;
powdered, T.2fc.
a
74 4k
H
44k
21
II '4
48
791k
108
121
134
hVi
lU'k
1031k
it
lioii
71
180
!t
10614
M4k
H
155 V,
144 Vk
78
84
677
k
14414
1
173
38
'H
2
44
S5 .
151
13614
6t4
14114
60 "4
7"
1791k
381k
ltM .
'oii
56 Ik
l
1541,
142
7 .
f.7!k
8014
1424,
184k
173
8814
jo"
..S
l
i
13T.4k
tH'
14114
11m
48 Vk
114 l
Wheat, bu ; 56.000
Corn, bu 93.000
Oats, bu 10,000
Options at Kansas City:
8I.O1O
58.000
18.000
lti'jtiltHiC;
to : fancM,
17c; chlck-
Artlcles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat ' I
May ...1105 1 0fi 1 05 1 00B
July I 9674 9574 969iVi
Corn I
.May I 64'f654'rr14 frlTfc
: July ...I 64V,1 6514 4Vm 65VjB
B bid.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 10. WHEAT-May,
ll.ll's; July, 81 llM.ifrl.11; cash, No. 1 hard,
I1.13'y'ij1.14V; No. 1 northern. Sl.UHft'l.M;
No. 2 northern, fl.ltt4l.llH; No. S north
ern. JlOtiSfctllOH.
1 SEKDS Flax closed .at 12 17U.
. CORN No. 3 yellow. oOfPSaue.
OATS No. S white. 46414614c.
KYE .No.. 2. 74V''a;6c.
14RAN In lOO-pijund sacks, S22.502S.00.
FLOflt "First patents (in wood f. o. b.,
Minneapolis ,S5.50tl&.70; second patents,
;,.So1i5..S0; first clears, S4.454j4.66; second
Clears, S3. 20$ 3. 50.
St. f.'oals- eeaeral Market.
-ST. LOVIS, Feb. 10-WHFAT-Cash
higher; track. Nq, 2 red SI ?.'il 2:i; No 2
hard, SI 12S 11: futures) higliur, ' May.
81 UN: July, SlOOTttSlW.
4'OltN 'sh. firm; track No 2 r,1c: No.
t white, iVic; futures higher; May, tnike
July, Oti'ttitrio. ( .
OATS Cush. higher: track. No. 2. 47ii
47w,o; No. 3 whits. 49fco; futures, hUiher;
May, 4t:cj July. 43a ,
FLtil'lllTti'haiiaed: red wintee nnUnt.
S....i00, extra fancy and straight, S5.03
naru w liner ci-srii, ea.aoui.l.
El Timothy. S2.5O.iS.06
1 OttMFAt-U.2i.
HHAN Firmer; sacked (rt track). 81 15
;; prai.
II AV Timothy; hlghef S150itil
rl. 812 Ot-r-M.CO. l (
. rtAKilNO-c.' f ' " -
HKMV TWIMO 70.
UtO WlnioNS-Pork higher; -Jobbing,
S ii. S d,' hlfher; prims ateatn. SUl-S.i
11. I y sun. me4ts lower; boxed ej,tia
sltoi ts. Il?7s; ct-ar ribs, 121: Mi ri
Gi.ui's. 81- 12's Uacon, lo Aei ; boxed extra
Philadelphia Produce Market.""
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-HUTTER-
Steady; western cre:imery, 30c; nearby
prints, sic.
EtlOS Steady; Pennsylvania and other
maiby firsts, f. o. b., 28c at mnrk; current
receipts In returnable cases. 27c at mark:
western firsts, f. o. b.. 2Xc e.t mark; current
receipts, r. o. b.. 2,t'oj;c at mark.
- CHlilJSK Firm; New York full cream,
choice, niittliVnc; fair to good, 16V17c.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 10 WHEAT Spot
dull; No. I red western winter, no stock.
Futures, firm; March, Ss lSd; May, 7s lld:
July. 7s 1014d.
CORN Spit, Fteady; new American
mixed. 5s6'td; old American mixed, 5s 81d.
Futures, quiet; March. 5s oHd.
FIX)CR Winter patents, dull; S2s d.
Peoria Grain Market.
' PEORIA. Feb." 10 CORN Higher; No
2 white. ti3'c; No. 8 white, C3o; No.
white, 59iynl4c; No. S yellow, 4ifji2c
No. 3, 61c, No. 4, UtVtfOOci no grade, 54
tt W.C.
ATS-Flim: Nrf. 8 white. 47c.
r-KYU-Steady. No. 2. 82c
Toledo Hred Starke.
TOLETX. Ffb. IC.-SEEI'S Clover, cash.
11 ; aiarcn. tv S"; April. . i.jyi; . prime old,
No. 2. SS.15; No. 3. ST.fkVtS.tt; re
jected. 7ft; no gi ado. $4 StkftT.M. Timothy,
m ini. tt ,ul a., , 1
1 . - . .m. in, f-.w. AiBiav, prime,
1 tr . i a ...... t,
1' :
Mllwaakrt 4. rata Market.
MII.WAl'KEE. Feb 10,-M HEAT-No.- 1
north, rn. Ill; ills; No. .S. .nwrtlitfiu, ' SL Jffj;
e . ui.ii . i ir. -. .
' OATr-4Vrfji'.f.. '
1.1 Ul.EV-..iinlilea. t'f..j 70'ic.
I..
Norfolk A W
North Amertran
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall .'
Pannaylvanla
People' Ua
P.. C. C. A 8t. L...
Preaaad Steel Cs.r
Pullman Palace Car..
RalWay Steal Spring.
Reading
Republic Steel
Ropubllo Steel pfd ...
Rook laiand Co
Rock Inland Oo. pfd..
St. U A 8. P. Jd ptd
St. boule 8. W
St. L. 8. W. old
Bloae-Shefrield 8 It
Houihern Paelfle
Southern Railway
Ho. Railway pfd
Tennessee Clipper
Teiaa A Pacific t...
T.. 8t. L. A W
T., St. It. A W. pfd
Union Paclflo
Union Paclflo pfd.. v.
V. t. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
U 8. Steel..
U. 8. Btl Pfd.,
Utah Copper
V a. -Caro. Chemical
Wabaah
Waliaah pfd
Waetern Maryland ctfa
Weatlnghouae Hlectno ....
Waatern Union
Wheeling A U E
Wleronaln Oentral
Pittsburg Coal
Am. Steel younnry
United Pry uooaa
Uaclede Oaa
EU-dlvldand.
Total salea tor the day,
16,i0
800
8.8HO
aoo
14,00
l.IO
8.3O0
700
, 1,100
100
114.M0
, 1,0 4)
100
4.8'
1.S00
' 700
. 11.000
K
400
. 27,100
, l.fiO
1U0
, 1,000
1,701)
JO0
' S00
. 7.60O
, 1.400
800
. .0
.168,100
. 4.2M
. 7.8'W
. 4. 800
. t.OtIO
. t.H'IO
704
. 1,109
7t0
. l.tOO
47Vk
36 4
68 -4
147Vk
48
V4
4llk
7t
110
791k
iitii
44
102H
78
136
M
132 Vi
10K
97 Ik
M14
It
89
16114
87 V,
100 .
46 4
8k
481k
28
73
76
IMS
27
64
82
St
44
4'4
18814
7114
404
70
SO
50 '4
204k
44
47 Vk
68 Vk
7lVk
514
. 1.000 j 1ft.
tOO 571k
'i.'wo iii" 11
818.700 eharee.
44
-4
.
tv
14514
42
132'k
68Vk
44
73
110
7814
i'n'
441k
9
7744
1351k
3814
13114
108
tn4
SI44
1V4
374
lr.aik
3D
10O
44
84
48
87 Vk
T'.Vk
1V4
J7V4
(SVk
8214
184
43
' J
18'.,
8H
7244
89
t; 44
118 ik
47H
40
4314
47
47
-
54,
2U
M14
74H
854
74V4
6!tl4
35
814
"Ik
48
US
106 Vk
l'Vk
1331k
M
V4
4
114
10T.H
17
111
1
8614
71
179
884
iu
too
ttiik
654
891k
1541k
14.) Vk
. 77
36 14
8714
6014,
7
14J
'. 1844
171 Vf
814
78
to
8741
434
'
150 ,
136
140 V,
iH'
1V4
V4
44
. '4
36 't
tV
14714
41
1H4
tivk
411k
7.
110
7SH
6' IS
118V,
4414
101
7714
13414
39 Vk
131
10814
71k
8
1i
88
160 Vk
36 s
. 8Mfc
4 It
83'k
47V4
27 Vk
'.2S
75
m
374
i4
U
JH
43
1K3
9K
7
3
78
1184
4"
tKI
2
43
46
61
e
S
46
2H
U
lit
1004
Local ' 9ecnrltles.'
Quotations furnlnhed by Samuel Burns.
jr., i in ew xora ine uuiiuing. - am
Bid. Aalted. Kv
City of Omaha 4a, 182 106
Coluinbua, Nab., B. h. te, 1825 5
Ol'.a. O. B., Waterloo... , 7
Chicago Railway &a. lt7 100
Oreat Waatern Power Co.-(Cat.) 144.. M
(h'rmiti Klre Insurance , .-,........ ...
Hydraulic Preaeed Brick pfd tl
Int. Construction Co 46
Kanaas city It. !,. pfd .....a. 64
Lssa Ecll Lumber Cs. fa. !'!
Nebraaka Tel. atock, t per cent
umaiia water Co. Sa. lilt
Omaha Water Oo. 6a, 1341
Omaha Water Co. id ptd
Omaha Oaa is, 1917
Omaha E. L. A P. ta, 18.18
Omaha D. L. pfd C per cent, ei-dlr.
Omaha St. Ry. ta, 114 '....'..,'.
Omaha A C. B. St. Sr. pfd
Omaha & C. B. Bt. Ry. com
Omaha A C. B. R. B. pfd
Sioux City Stock Yarda ptd, t per cent
South Omaha ref. 4a, 10U
Union Stock Yarda atock, South Omaha
t
100
84
13
it
t per eent
. . . v. . . . .
11
99
84
76
t4
,
loo
8
1064
t.
at
I'll
M
M
2
4
70
mi
100
101
8S
It
It
82
100
K
16
46
tl
100
M
C. M. & St. P 2
Wabash a
Missouri Pacific 4
Union Pacific 3-
W., eaKt 6
C. & N. W., west bi
C, St. P., M. A O.... 21
C. H. A y.. east 7
C, B. A y., west.... 22
C, 11. I. A H. east... 4
C, li. I. P.. west.. 1
Chicago O. W....
Total receipt.
10
1 1
.. 2
27 13 1
8
57 10 1
15 1 . ..
6 ' ..
6 .. I
1
1 .. 1
171 33 6
Hogs. Sheep
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Feb. 10. Closing, quotations on
.. 28
mining stocks
Allouet
Amal. Copper .'. .
Am. I. U t B.
Arlr.ona Com. ..
Atlantle
n. c. c. c.
B. A O. C. A
Butte Coalition
Cal. A Ariaons.
Cal. ft Heola...
Centennial
Copper Range O.
Butte V. M....
'lYul.VHn 1....
Qlroux Con
Oranby Con
Greene cananea ...
Inle Royale Copper.
Kerr Lake ..
Lake Copper ', '.'
La Salle Copper
Aaked.
were:
.... 43
a. m.
c.
Miami Copper
74 Mohawk
31 Nevada Con. ......
404Nlpleilnf Mines ...
V North Butt
18 North Lake
' 18401d Dominion ......
14 Osceola
71 Parrott 8, A O
636 Qulncy
2SH Shannon'
TTVsSnparlor ,
10 Superior A B. M..
. ZOViSuperlor A P. Cop
TkTanaiaoh. j. ........
90 V. 8. C. A O
. tU. 8. i!'R.' A St..
22 do 'Pfd
. 8Utah Con
, SoWlneaa
, 15 WolTartna.
' ' ' "no ',:'.:'
,. 3
.. lt
.. 36
,.. 2014
48
..160
..
.. 81
.. 14
.. 64,
.. 14
.. 13
.. 73
.. 37
.. 444
.. 49
.. 87
.. t
...138
Foreign Financial!. ' i -
LONDON, Feb. 10,-tThor:dhiwctoTg of the
Bank of England, at, theirhByekiy meeting
today, reduced the mirimtiin jrate of dis
oouht from S14 to 3 per? celsK'' This' action
was taken in , view of the rapid Tall In open
market discount rat us slnc&,pfa beginning
of the week and the plentiful supply of
money, a great deal of which 'Is iinpluce
able. . i v.Af -tl' 1
BERLIN, Feb. 10. -The rate of discount of
the Imperial Bank of Uerrnahy was re
duced from 4 to 4 per cehf today. '
S.ondon Stock Market.
LONDON, Feb. 10. American securities
opened steady and a fraction above parity
today. Prices then eased off slightly, but
the announcement of the reduction of the
Rnglish and German bank rates Induced
fresh buying and covering under which
prices advanced. At noon the market was
firm with values ranging from Hfe higher
than yesterday's New York closing.
London closing stocKs:
N.
P.
82 Loulivllla A
81 t-lt M., K. A T
.. 77 N. Y. Central....
.. 10Norfolk A W
..114 do pfd
..106', Ontario A W..-. .
. .lMV't eiuiBylfanle ...
..l)bHand Mlnea
.. .s Readlns
. . i Southern Ry
147 du pfd
It Southern Paclflo.
;ttnlon Pacific...
81 do pfd
2X4 it. 8. Sioel
46 'do pfd
it Wabaah
11 do ptd
146 Spanlah 4a
Cnncsla, money...
do account
Amal. Copper
Anaconda
Atchleon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific.
Chesapeake A O..
Chicago II. W...
Chi., Mil. A St.
Ie Hear,
Denver 4k Rls O.
do pfd J...
Erie
do 14 ptd
do td pfd
Orand Trunk
II 11 not Central ..
ICx-dlvidend.
8ILVFK Har, quiet at 23 ll-16d per ounce.
MONEY l4ffm per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 214 prr
cent.
Ntw York Mining; Mocks.
NKW YORK, Feb. 10 Closing quotations
on mining siocks
...M4t
.... .2
....i;
...Ml
..H vj
.... 4.",4
.... 68
.... 8
92
,. ... J
.... 64
....128
....18t'4
....1"2
.... tl
)r.t
.... 21
.... 46
.... 96
Cotton Market..,. . , ...
NEW TORK. Feb. 10. The cotton, mar
ket opened steady at a decline of 8 (hi Huh
to an advance of 2 points -on' overnight
buying orders. But Liverpool Cables were
somewhat disappointing, . many of yester
day's buyers were taking profits and as
Boon as room traders saw that long cotton
was coming out there was sdrrie local bear
pressure, under which the. active months
sold off to a net loss of. about . 64b ti point.
Business was quiet during the middle of
the morning. ...
Futures ouened stead v. February,' 14.95-
15.05c; March, 14.93c; May, .15.03c; July. 14.90c;
August, 14.39c; September, 13.44'fjl3.4Sic; ic
tober, 18.96c; November,, offered 12.60ci De
cember. 12.7fifiii2.0o. , 1 .1 -
Futures closed gteady; February, J4.RSc;
March. 14. SHc: April. 14.87c; May, 14.99c;
June. 14.82c; July, 14.80c;' August, 14 29c
September, 13.38c; October, 12.90c; Novem
ber, 12.7c; December. 12.73c.
Snot closed oulet. 6 nolnts higher: mid
dling upland, 15.25c; middling gulf, 15.5;c;
nl,. a -MJi hnlA
OALVKSTON, Tex., Feb. ll). COTTON
Steady; 15c.
NKW ORLEANS. Feb. 10. COTTON-
Spot steady; 1 1-lCc higher;, middling.
1 15-16c: sales on the soot. 1.540 bales; to ar
rive, 300 bales; low ordinary, llc, nominal;
ordinary, 12 3-ltio, nominal; strict good or
dinary, 14 1-16c; low middling!. 14c;, strict
low middling, 14 13-16c; , middling, 15 1-lc;
atrlct mMHIlnir. 14V.C! Bond middling.
l&He; middling fair. 154c; middling fair to
fair, ltilic; fair, M4c nominal.. Keeeipts,
2.354 bale: stock. 200.000 bales.
ST. IOL'IS. Feb. 10. COTTON Dull
middling, 151,c: sales none; receipts, 91.140
bales; shipments, 1,084 bales; Stock, 43,540
Dales.
620 1.799 S0H
70S 3.024 307
733 8.2U 1S9
794 3.24 478
379
143
90
59
55
61
64
77
14
Id ,
43 ....
42
13
17
76
22
664 .... 1,906
154
IJlorOJlTION.
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
St. Louis Independent...
Kvansvllle Packing Co..
W. B. Vansant Co
Stephens Bros
Mill A Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Hoot A Co
J. H. Bulla v
L. F. Hues
L. Wolf
McCrenry A Carey
Sullivan Bros......;.......
Lee Rothschild .
Christy, Clliwa A Smith,
Sol Degan
Other buyers
Totals 4.028 11.825 5,439
CATTLE There was a very fair run of
cattle here today, 154 cars being reported
In, but unfortunately several trains were
late In arriving at the yards so that It was
late before the receipts were all In sight.
Buyers of beef steers were out in ins
yards in lair season, but, as usuui, wnen
quite a good many trains are reported
bacK, tney are inciinea 10 go a. iuu piuo
until they know more about what late
trains would bring In. Thus while the
general feeling .was steady to strong, the
trade was not particularly active.
Cows and heifers followed along the same
line as beef steers and) what was said about
them would apply equally well to cows
and heifers. ' . :
The supply of stockers and reeaers was
again light, there not being as many as
yesterday, wnue tne aemanu wb eLpimr
ently quite brisk. The result was an ac
tive market with prices firm. Everything
desirable along this line met with very
ready sale at prices entirely satisfactory
tr. ealllna' Interests.
Quotations on cattle; uooa 10 cnoice ueoi
tear t5.tiOrhi7.O0 : fair to Rood beef stfters
$6.00&;5.S0; common to fair beef steers, 14.20
6(6.00; good to choice cows and hellers.
$4.60r85.1i6; fair to good cows and heifers,
$3.75(24.50; common to fatr cows and heifers,
12 5013.75: Rood to choice stockers ahrT feed
ers. t4.25fu5.35; fair to good stockers and
feeder, t3.ti0fa4.26: common to fair stock
ere and feeders, f3O0&3.60: stock helfera,
$3.004j,3.76; veal calves. $1.00y&.Zo; bulls,
stags, etc.,- t3.00f46.00.
Representative rales:
1IICAUO 1,1 V 10 H TOt K MAIIKF.T
Cattle Steady Hons Steady to Lower
-Sheei Lower.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10. CATTLK Receipts.
9.0O0 head. Market steady. Steers, fi.'uCif
00; cow s, t,1.50.i-25; hetftrs, $3.4O&'!.O0; bullH,
$4.0tuf,.L'5; calve. $3.0Ot9.00; Blockers and
feeders, $3.75fa6. 10.
HOUS Receipts, 25.000 head. Market
steady to 5c lower. Choice heavy, tS.SO'rJ
8.85; butchers. $8.708.85; light mixed, t-S.4i'((
I'.tio; choice light.- tH.60ffiH.75; packing. S 651i
H.75; pigs, lX.26'-yS.55. Bulk of sales, $t.5
4)8X0.
SHKKP AND LA M IIS Receipts, 12.000
head. Market ICo to 25c lower. Sheep. $6.50
fc'7.00; lambs, $7.26,8.90; yearlings, $7.(XMiS.50.
; Knnaaa City ' Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 10. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 4,100 head. Including 100 southerns;
narket strong and active; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $0 10ii7.25: fnlr to
good, $5.25416.00; western steers. S4.7nfjrti.50;
stockers and feeders, S4.00St5.'iO; southern
steers, f-l.50giS.26; southern cows, t3.OtvVI.75;
native. cows, $3.25(1(5.75; native belters. $3.00
tt6.00; bulls, $4. 154)5.25; calves, $4 OOiW.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head; opened weak,
dosed strong; top, $8.70; bulk of sales,
$8.35'6S.65,; heavy, $S.6t)4j-8.70; packers and
butchers, fS.46ii8.67Vi: light. $8,304(8.55: pigs.
$7 2517.75.
Slllilil' AND LAMBS Receipts. -1.000
head: -steady; lamhs. $7.75?i8.75: yeurllns.
t7.2K4i8.10i wethers, t5.2Titii4i.25; ewes, $4.7.".(gi
6.00; stockers and feeders, $:!,4t,5.5').
Ilulnth tiraln Market. 1
DCLl'TH. Feb. 10. WHKAT May, ll.K'Vt;
I July, t.V:: No. 1 northern, $112V.': No: 2
I northern, (1.104.
OATS-4;ikc bid.
St. Loot Live Stork Market.
ST. IXWIS. Feb. lA -CATTLE Receipts.
2,000 head, including 700 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
tfi.Wii7.66; dressed beef and butcher sleers,
t&.7!Sift.80: steers under 1.000 lbs., f4.30tff.j.50:
stockers find feeders, f3.50?f5.25: cows and
heifers, f3.504i6.25: canners. t2.507D3.00: bulls.
f3.40ffij5.35; calves, t7.007jS.25; Texas and In
dian steers, f4.50fa5.40; cows and heifers.
fs.2n4f4.oO.
HOOS Receipt h. 9.100 head; steady; pigs
and lights, fti.5OyS.70; packers. K.fiOj'4t.75;
butchers and best heavy. fi.707i8.85.
SHB10P AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.700
head; market steady native muttons, f4.75
415.90; lambs,, f7.25fp8.70; culls and bucks.
f4.25it6.'50; stockers, f3.254.0i).
1
Hearing on Graft
Charges Against
Governor Haskell
St. Joseph My Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Moll Feh. 10. CATTLE
Receipts, 2.700 head: market active and
steady: steers, f4.504i'7 00; cows and heifers,
$2.501,6.00; calves,-f 3.004X8.50. S
HOOS Receipts, 6,500 . head: market
steady to 5c lower; top, $8.70; bulk of sales,
f8.4fi4i8.65.
SHISKP AND LiAMBS Receipts, S.000
head; market slow; prospects lower; lambs,
t4.50f8S.65. . .
Wool
Feb. 10.
Market.
-WOOL-A
flight" In- ! 1
No.
n....
7...
10....
34,..,
18...,
18....
10...
17.,.
24 . . .
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8,0 4 tO
8D6
...1120
. . . 10..0
.. . . 1174
...low
...1070
... W
...io;t
... its
5 uo
5 io
6 4.)
5 40
6 F.,)
t 51
6 C
6 15
5 70
t 74
t!9S 35
870 i W
.. 73?
.. 901
..Hill
.. 7
. . 957
..llol
..1066
.. 752
.. 1
.. 811
. . 5,
.. Sl
.. fit
.. 740
. . 830
..1170
..1436
..1070
..1810
No.
1J...
7...
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4
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21....
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17...
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4....
IS....
24....
4....
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a.
S 50
J 65
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4 CO
4 20
4 50
4 oO
HEIFiCKS.
3 26 10 -.
IM V
4 06 .1
4 10 14
4 tO 6
4 45 -
BULLS.
I 50 1......
3 70 1......
4 So 1......
4 40 1
4 .......
4 SO '
CALVES.
At.
1134
U7
1 1.13
1170
1346
134
1324
i
....'.IM
12--3
... 175
...10SO
... HO'
... ti't
...1i.2
...1.60
...1135
...11V8
...1:16
... 814
... 738
... S.'Hl
... 716
...1030
.1600
.17.K)
.250
.14,0
. 846
Pr.
6 80
6 ki
5 86
t OO
t :o
25
6 25
C3.V
t 40
e 40
4 60
4 65
4 70
4 70
4 80
4 S-l
4 ti
4 83
i 06
4 46
4 i0
4 ta
4 75
4 ti
4 to
4 U
4 45
4 71
b i0
Slonx City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Feb. 10. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLK Receipts, 600 head; mar
ket steady.
HOGS Receipts, 4.700 head; market
steady; range of prices, $8.20fjt;.55; bulk of
sales, tg.3O0li.45. -
AND
5...
I...
7...
12...
FKKDKKS.
4 uO
4 6.1
4 6
4 sr.
4 45
4 M
4 6.1
4 to
4 S
6 60
BOSTON
create In activity is noted In the coarser
lines of wool In the local w'ool market, j
values well sustained. ' Merinos and fine
wools are neglected, although . there is ,
some demand for Ohio fleeces, while
Texan offerings have proved attractive.
Low grade territory wool sells well among
the slmll manufacturers. No change in ; it
the situation Is anticipated before the ar- j. 4
rival of the new clip. Hitldrtig In the west f t
shows a falling off. Leading domestic, quo- lli
tatlons range as follows: Domestic woils: 'J
fourths Mood, S4c; nuarter blood. S24ixc. I HOGS-Larly advices f rom-the east this
Scoured basis! Texas, fine twelve months, morning were bearish end all local mdtca
73'rr75c; fine six to eight months. 'tSKTHOc: i'on VolMut toward a lower market:
ftno fall. iVrr62r. California, northern, t-i' Inkers startsd out bidding uo and even a
c; middle county, fc. rton. Vast. I me'lower than yesterday, hut sellers held
em No. 1 staple, 744,7ic: eastern rio. 1 1 2 fur,uf',er nu Uttle trying was
ol.-thtiii' TA.'iT'V- vell.'v TCd 1 674i5r Tor! on9 at the lower of Lei a. iMIle lew liogs
ri1.ory?fcfine ' staple "77 ;' fln'medUtm I changed l.and. at prtt? prooably a shaUe
kIui.Ib 714. 7?. - flnn rU.tl.lnsr. 7.ie: fin. , '"" " nl'
medium clothing, 644)!8c; hnlf blood. 6")fj)i
We; three-eighth blood, ti04(ij2c; quarter 1
blood, 54ff57c. Pulled extra, 7'fj75c; fine'
A. liT'uTOc; A supers. 6tW(6;ic.
S24
884
'.65
ItfU
....... IM
lot
100
2.
STOCKERS
4 1 4 30
7.'
4it0
771
68i
4.1
4 a.)
4 40
4 50
5 1I
5 00
5 23
Teu
7 00
7 f
4.
t ,
4..
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4..
..
180
140
12
'0
7M
110
174
133
14)
7 25
7 M
7 75
8 IK)
8 00
8 UO
I 25
I 25
8 25
Stock In Sltrlit.
Receipts cf lve stock at the six principal
western markets yesterdav:
Cattle.
South Omaha 3,300
Sioux City....,..., iWO
St. Joseph : 2.700
Kansas City."..' 4,100
St. Louis 2.600
Chicago 9,000
Hogs. Sheep.
11.600 S,0C
4.700
ti 500 S.000
8.000 4.000
9.100 2.700
25.000 12.0TK)
64.600 34,700
Executive's Secretary Took Deposi
tion in Hearst Suit While Trav
eliny at Expense of State.
OaiTTHRIH, Okl Feb. 10 The legislative
investigating committee appointed to ex
amine charges against Governor Haskell
and other state officials that they spent'
public funds Irregularly, heard the testi
mony of two witnesses during the open
session of the Inquiry here. Thr-y were
O. T. Smith, private secretary to the gov
ernor, and W. T. Hutchlngs, a Muskogee
attorney, who Is Jointly Indicted with Gov
ernor Haskell for the alleged Muskogee
townHite frauds. Governor HuskeM la de
fending himself before the inquisitorial
body.
-Mr. Smith was questioned by the .com
mission about work he did for Governor
Haskell In taking depositions In a suit
against William R.' Hearst, while in Ohio,
on state business In 1909. The wftness ad
mitted that he took .the depositions, but
said that for such time lie devoted to pri
vate matters he gave the state credit by a
proportionate deduction from his monthly
salary. The state pay roll does hot show
that any money was deducted from Mr.
Smith's salary during the month be was
in Ohio.
Mr. Smith said It might have' been taken
out at a later date.
Governor Haskell asked Smith If . he did
not recall that George Rlsser, an attorney
In Lima," O., had rendered'"- valuable ' as
sistance to the state while in 'the govern
or's employ and that he had paid him with
a private check, remarking ta Smith '. that
Rlss-r's services to the state would offset
any of Smith's time lost to It while he was
doing private work for Governor Haskell.
Smith testified he recalled ' the .' conversa
tion, but his memory regarding- details was
faulty. He was ordered to produoe' the
records of all his financial transactions
with the state.
W. T. Hutching testified he received
$500 for a written opinion tendered the gov
ernor on the capital location .Question and
on suffrage election laws. The money, was -paid
from a fund given the governor to
be expended for extra help In office. In
cluding necessary . help In holding county
seat and special elections hi towns" desir
ing to become cities of the first cJassV'
, ' ' '' " i
I.WILL LAY CORNERSTONE OF
COURT HOUSE KBRtfAaX 2Z
1
Grand Lodge of Maaspne , Willi Hold
Impressive Hltnat j When j New v.,
Uolldlntr is DedlateI.'r
The cornerstone of th'"new 'Dcifiiglaa
County court Louse M illie , Utld at i.iJ
p. m February 22, by the Grand lodge of
Masons of Nebraska with appropriate anij
Ipipresslvo ceremonies.' "
'All of the Masonic lodges oX Omaha add'
South Omaha will participate Ih'tfte cerH
ninnies, and Mount Calvary" Cbmtn'andery;
Knlghta Templar, will act as ccoVt ,tb tb
Grand lodge officers during the. ceremonies.
;The Board of Cummlssloners of Douglag
county has extended ilie" Invitation . ta 'JUe
Grand lodge to officiate at the cersmonles.
nn,1 it nromnt Accent ance'if 'tn''av'tfctfit.rinn
Total receipts... .....22,300
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Prndnce Prices Far
nlxbed by Usrera and Wholesalers.
BUTTER-Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 30c; No. 1
In CO-lb. tubs, 29V4c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
2Sc; in SO-lb. tubs, 27Vc; packing stock, solid
pack, 20c; fresh rolls, 22c; -fancy dairy roll,
23c; common, 19c. Market changes every
Tuesday.
CHKIi'SE Twins, JSc; young America,
18hc; Daisy cheese, 18!.c; Llintierser. lojc;
brick, 18c; domestic block Ssiss, 20c; im
ported Swiss 20c.
fuUM'HV-Luessed: Prollcrs, f3 a doi ;
springs,. 15c; hens, 15c; cocKs. lOVsc; ducko,
lt.c; geese, 14c, turkeys, Jtc. pigeont'. per
Cut., fl.25; Homer sttuabfi, f4 per dos. ; f&ncy
tquubs, i.'.M per Quz.; No. 1, 13 00 par del
Alive. Lrulleis. under 2 lbs.. I.e. over t
lbs.. 12c: liens. 12c: cocks, be: iiu.-Lu r,,i.
lenthetcd, l!c; guese, lull leutiie.ed, luc; has been communicated td the noarfllyy the
7.
, 718
, 714
742
tnj
were:
Alice
PruDewli-k Con
Oom. Tunnel atock.
do bcnOa ,
Cob. A
liars Silver.
I. -nil Sliver
Olfertd.
Vs.
.171
. I
.. 2
.. II
. .ITS
.. T5
.1U
I.eadellle Can.
I.ltfle thief....
Mealcaa
fnirto ,
Ophlr ;.,
Yellow Jarket .
Standard
... t
... t
...175
...m
.'...a
...ISO
... 7i
Bank learlags.
OMAHA. Feb. 10.-Hank clearings for
today were f2.7l5.4H9. 45 and for the corre
sponding date last year tl.56o 574.S7.
Treaaary Blatensent.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10-The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows:
Trust FundsGold coin. fV14 071.R69; silver
dollBi-v. S4. 619.0H0; sliver dojlars of IS.1-J.
12 i' "" silver rerttflcats outsiand"
i 6i.ooii si'jrn
Gei.tt., Fund-rJIaFd-xnl "fiver '.to'",, b .
g.ticis) fund. (C. 3L.sJ; current ilaLiilliles,
ST. I.OI'IS. Feb. 10. WOOI Pnrhsnged: !
tfrritory and western mediums. 2F..I Lite ; 1
fine mediums, 204.124c; fine. 124lic.
F.vs porn ted Apples and Dried Frnlts.
NF.W YORK. Feb. 10.-E VAPORATKI)
APPLES Quiet and prices are steady and
numinally unchanged; on the spot fancy Is
quoted at 10',irillc; choice, 9U9Sc; prime, 7
y71c; common to fair, tVjioc.
DRIED FItl'ITS Prunes ore firm, with
goud buying for export. Quotations range
from 2Vu4c for California up to 30-40a
and 61(9c .for Oregons. Apricots are quiet
and barely steady, with some selling at
concessions; choice, iViralo; extra cholco,
11 VfeJ l-ac; fancy, 12ViH3Vze. Peaches ar
steady, with a fair Jobbing ilemaad choice,
tVuTo; extra choice, 77c;. fancy,- 74rgHc.
Raisins are rather quiet, but .prices are
steady and unchanged; loose Muscatel. 44T
6o; choice to fancy seeded, fi'ytiNie; seed
less, 3iU4c; London luyers. tl.l5&1.26.
ket uuickly developed Into a su-ady a.iair
and uie bulk of otirnigH cold in about t rn
same notches as esteiduy.
Later III the morning, alter most of the
estimated receipts had been yarded, the de
mand became more urgent und improve
ment lit values was appurent ail along the
line. A good many of the later sales were
duly Htuaiiy to u snadc higher than yester
day s general market and movement wivs
active at the advunce.
The supply ot hogs for tiie four days this
week has been uiucii iiiore liberal man re
cently, as will be noted In the tuble of
comparlllve receipts, i ne market has he.d
up rental kably well under heavy runs
however, and present puces are pretty
riose to a dime higher tlutn a last week's
close.
A considerable portion of today's arrivals
rhanged hands between f8.4uova.i-o, as cum
pareu with tne same bulk yesterday, and
fti.3Gf418.40 a week ago. Tups readied fx.7o
today, as ugslnat v65 yesterday and ft. 50
last Thursoay.
Representative sales
Metal Market. ,
NEW YORK, Feb. 10 -METALS-Stand-
rd copper was quiet ti:ay. loual dealers
quote iske copper at f 13 it13-75. eleetroly-
at u .1. vj -( io ui ana cabling at UJ.iav.t
tic
1.1 37'-j. Indon market cloited easy; spot,
fhi 10k: futures, tHO 7s 6d. Tin, quirt; spot,
f32 60fy32.70. London market closed easy
after a strong opening, with spot at
14!i7a6d and futures at 150 2a 6d. Spelter
was quiet, with spot closing st $6.7oru. 10.
London market unchanged at CS 5a. Lead,
quiet: spot. H.67't.j4 724. English market
higher at 13 (w 9.1. The English lion mar
ket was higher at SJs 7Hd for Cleveland
vurrunut. ' Ko change ', s tei..r'.rd I. .can.',
f T. I.Ol lS. Feb. 10- MRTAL8 Lead
di ll ut U rl't ller, dull at f5 tiO.
No. Av. Sh. IT. No Ar. fill, Pr.
1 .-, iM ... I 26 72 .VI I 45
45.' 118 ... 1 80 t 15
21 K4 ... I al'-i 74... 2J4 40 I 47
-it ' ... 8 i.'i 87 ... 4Vi
70 iM ... t ii It -IM 40 8 ut
f 7 40 8 ti 40 ast ... to)
it U4 ... 8 36 70.. 2it .) 150
ti 175 ... t :.i 71 V4 ... 8 M
ti 2)7 .... I t M8 ... t fin
,i U 40 I 40, ;v ..t ... i r,
j :..;:t 8J t 4i TV' ... i 6,1
81 ll ... 140 U HI 40 ll
14 '."i l I II 74 -i ... IM
II 17 ... 8 4.) 54 3t to 50
t M 120 8 4a Tl i44 . . . I ,'! '
a.).- ll ... 8 40 50 . ... 8 Ml
70 14 ... 4.1 b 21 4 8 w
ai tt ... 8 4) It, tit .,. I 50
14 2-1 40 I -, ti ,' ... I68S4
71 ail ... I l;1! 4J ill ... 1(2
W ,.214 ... 8 421, Ml tU ... I I2M
74 2 8 to t 4. 44 2ai ... t 5a
I ..j ... 4a .li ... 5
turkeys, 15c; guinea (lwIs, U per dux., p.g
euiis, t.uc per una.
1'i.ri ,iait liozvni-ileri.ug, 6c; salmon.
11c; pickerel, tc; whltefUn, 10c; pike, luc,
trout, 1-c; caui.-.h. i,c; crappies, ' to tic;
mige ciapptes, luc; biack. oass, 25c; rd
k.iappci, Uc, sniel.b, loo; paii.Bn mackerel,
lac, eel, ISc; liuddock, 13c; liounuers, )2t.
ulsll.-lii-seieots, nn.i'.l cans, large,
4(jc, gallon. tl.So: Net.' Vuik com. lis. small,
SiC, lUlete. 4IC; gallon. tl.Ko, e.uliUUIilK
small, -V'c, large, 4uc; gallon, fl.3o; extra
large st.indurab. tl.tiu.
ir.l!:i' VUiX Kiba, No. 1, l-jc; No. 2,
Lie; 4o. i, biu Loin, No. 1, 17-(ic; No. t,
Uvkc; No. S, 9c. CIiuck, No. 1, 7c; No. i,
l,vc; No. 3, 6Vs0. l'.uund. No. , oc; No. 2,
i-)tc; No. 3, 7Vc. i'luiu, No. i, tc, io. i,
uc, No. 3, 4'.au.
FltLHS- fttiawberiies: Florida, per qt ,
(ig.&c. Or.itigci: Cailtornla Navels, 80--J6-11
16 sles, per box, JJ.iu; 150-17U-2UU-21o.
0 staes. per uox, eJ-UO. Lemons: t,xna
fancy, 300-300 slzis, f.i.l'; choice, aoo six-,
per b.ix, f4.ii0; 40 h.it, 50o per box lean,
iiaiianus: Fancy select, pel' punch, fl.iu
MX); Jumbo, bunco, 2. 7C'(j3.75. lJ.ars: Cal
ifornia H. Easier, f-.W. Ui'upes: lmpnrttd
Malaga, prr keg, t'l.uutjO w. Giupe riuit:
Florida, 51-64-50 sizes, f4.i3. Tanga-'nes:
Florida,- 120-144-UHI slaetv per bo. J.ii.
Apples: Juiiuiliun and Grimes Golden, pti
bbl..- 5-00; Hen uuvli, per bbl., Sd aotU-t-OJ;
G.nitan, :-r bbl., fl.ou; Wlnenaps. per
bbl.. f4.50; Gano, per bid., $4.oo; New York
Baldwins, Huspeis and bpys, per bbi., HSM,
California . W . Ptarmalns, per box, f2.00;
Colorado Junalhii.s. per bx, t;.ol; extra
furiey t.'oloradi Jonstlians, per box, f.50;
extra fancy Colorttdo K. Ksauttes, pt-r box,
f-'CiO, exliu fancy Colorado Wlncuaps, pur
p..x, fi.25. Cranberries: Jersey, winter
stock, per bbl., tW.50. Dates: Anchor bia:id,
ii' w, 3o-lb. pkgs. In box, per box, UM).
Figs: C.illfoitiU. 60 pkgs., 5c site, In box,
1 S!,; 12 likgs., 10c hle, Sue.
' VfcGKTA HLES Irish Potatoes: WlscJn
Hln and native, per bu.. Ojc; Colorado, per
bu., ic. HA-eet Potatoes: Kansas, per bbl.,
f.'.OO. Csuiifl iwer; CJaliforMa, tl to 26 heads,
per crte, f2 50. ' Rutabagas: Canada per
lb.. l'4c. Cabbage: Wisconsin, Holland
eed, per lb., 2V4;. Celery: California, per
12-lb. bunch, 90c. Onions: Red. per lb.. 2Cj.c;
yellow, In sacks, per lb., 2-; white, per lb.,
2'4.c. Spanlsli On.ons: per crate. fl.5y. Old
Vegetables: Partnips, carrots, beets, tur
nips, in sacks, per lb.. ;c. Girlie: Extra
fancy, wliite, per IU., 10c; red. ir lb., Ue.
New Southern N'egctables-Turnlps: Prr
di'S. bunches, toe. Carrots: Per dox.
bunches. 60c; Shallotts: Pi r dox. bunches,
roc. Parsley: Per doz. bunches. 50c. lieeta:
Per dtis. bunches. 60i'. Spinach: I'er bu ,
fl 00. Epg Plant; Fancy Florida, d.is., tl 50
412.09. Tomatoes: Fancy Florida or Cuba
per 6-bsk. crats. t4.5O'(5.00. firing and Wax
lieana: Per market bkk.. tl ij I 50 Cucum
bers; Hot house, prr dox , fl,6oil 75. Home
Grown Vegetables Radishes; Extra fancy
Grand lodge through
Francis S. White.
GvajMl ejvrotary
r 4 r .- .
yiVAL DISPUTE y OMPROMItKl)
Meyer to lie Given Aotboir''
Try Ills I' Inn Out Year. r
Secretary
; iv to
' WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 The long drawn
out dispute in th? house coinraittoe on npt
val affairs over the .subject of endorsing i.
the plan of Secretary Meyer for the rer,
ganlxatlon of the navy, j Is practically s
tied, It was stated today, .and the 'commit,
tee will take action next week which will '
bu. Ju effect a tentative- approval, ot ..the"'
secretary's - Ideas. The ee.ma-y .wtll '" tie
given an opportunity to demonstrate- dur
ing the ni xt year the worth of his plans.
Representative Dawsoh 'bf lotta' fiSrtiTBhed .
tlia stiggfstlon by which tiie opnynKttj' ajld
died
g coftiinon-y utodor-
n -
tho ficcretary
tandintf. i
I'tider Mr. Dawson's plan, which "Jt Is
expected the comnilttua will' adripC the up
piupt Istlons for 1911 "will be , made 'under
the old'systcm, but rVcretaxy Meyer 'it. )H
be vesttd with authority to 'distrlhur-tws
expenditures as tie may see fit, .To guard
agalnfct a diversion of funds 'fponv their
proper channel If will t)e "required thM. tht
money be fcpent solely tor the purpose in
tended by congress. ' ''',-
This will avoid giving- sanction of law
to the Secretary Meyer plan and at' the
same time give the secretary the oppor
tunity of trying out his reorganization 1de'
for a year. The Meyer plan provides' for
the abollhlimcnt of the bureau of equip
ment and the placing cf all -naval con
struction under the direction of ' of fleers
of the line and a real raliifciiutit ' of thai
duties of some of, the titlicr. departments.
Berber. E. Goocii U),
brjkers aai Dealers, ;T
JBAUr, PBCVIBIOWS, BTOCata.
Oanaua Offlrei 10 It. T. Ills Slclg.
Bell 'ielapbouu Douglas
foaepeufim;. A-gtai and A-2'.U
Old tat auu Largest House la Ui HtsM