THE BEE.
OMAHA, SATURDAY,
FKHRUAltT 12, 1910.
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XltAIS ASD PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Befuies to Advance Despite
Heavy Damage Report.
RECEIPTS OF COHS ABE LOWE.
forks la t)or An Asnr-le with
.- dy Valae Sltantloa Pavora
I1nrV Side Kaneae Kow '
la ttnlllsb.
OMAHA. Feb. .'!.
j u.eat situation unchanged, the mar
I . . u.e.l very stead r, but narrow. Uver.
i .01 opening cable did not follow tha do-
111. fill Vdlnii. nf wMteritaV and OUf
markat refused to advance on tha report of
Dumaia which are becoming mora numer4
bur
Corn receipts hav fallen off sharply, but
stocks In store are large enough and valua
aie remaining steady and sentiment fvor
the tear aide. . .
lilH.ir.i.niir,- ami a disregard for
the bullish newa from Kansas iv wheat
a soft tone and value declined. L.ata
trading favored the bear Hide and clearing
up galea started the break.
The strength In eorn waa due to the
hlirher caah market, when buyera were
good bidden on all offerings and price
advanced from Ur to in. Toward tha close
speculators withdrew their support and
I irhl hM.li ...-.A 1
Primary wheat receipts wers 447.000
bushels and shipments were 9, bushel.
l'rimary corn receipts were S9.000 bushels
and shipments were 691.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed fed higher 00 wheat .I4
l4d runner on corn.
Liocal range of options: . . '
clear ' rlbe.
bojted extra short, $M14
14 li; short clear. $14.I7V.
P o U U T K Y Weaker; cnickens. i-tr ,
springs, ISc; .turkeys, tic; ducks. lic;
Bl'TTBH I nchsnaed ; creamery) RBac,
KCH-Hlglier, Z3c.
Receipts.
Floir, bhle IV. 01)
Wheal, bu '0"0
Corn, bu Kt.ono
Oats, bu.... 88,tM
Shipment.
kl)
'2.UU0
NEW YORK QEXKRAL MARKET
Q notation
aa Varloos
NEWYORR STOCKS AND BONDS
Impending- Double Holiday Camet
Closing of Many Contracts.
Artlclas.l Open. Hlgn. Low. Cloe. Tea'y.
What--I I I
May.,.1 1 0M 1 Oil 1
July... 90fc 864 801
Cjrn 1
May... t AT 63Y
July... , 63T CT'A Vi
Oats 1 I
May... 44', 44 44
Juiy... 41 41 41
1 06
6ST!
68T
41!
1H
ts
Omaha , Caah Prices. . . , ..
WHEAT No. S hard, ll.09i1 .ST; No. i
tmrd. fl.0MU.O8; No. 4 hard, 041.O4; re
jected hard, MHf99c; No. t spring, . 1.HM
107; No. I spring. ll.00wl.06Vk; No. I duruio,
luiH;!4c; No. it durum, WfrtyMw
CORN No. 1 white-, 68(&io; No. white,
683&fcVi: No. 4 white, l.ttfts; No. 1 yel
low, 6S)tt60c; No. S yellow, 6'MiU)c: No. 4
yellow, miOHc., No. 2, 6ta60o; No. i, UVtrtJ
Wo; No. 4, W-yo; no grade, tOSo6ViO.
OATS Standard, tttSc; No. I whits,
44Vw3Mc; No. 4 white, 4444Vtc; No. 1 yel
low, 4444c; No. 4 yellow, 44 44c; No. I
mixed, 4SHu44o.
BARLEY No. 4, 88W69cj No. .1 feed,
iintravtc; rejectee, 66iiiw7Vu.
RYE No. . 'JoV&7BSc; No. J, 74Vt4?ToVsJ.
' Carlot Receipts.
. . Wheat- Carn. Oats
Chicago ...
Minneapolis
Omaha ....
Uuluth ....
CHICAGO
I,
20
.tot
. 18
. 47
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OHAM AND PROVISIONS
of tha Iay
Coaanaadltlea.
NKW YOrtff. Feb. 11 FLOVR Steady,
with a quiet trade; spring patenta, f6.-.o4
I) To; winter Ptralghte. .3&u6.46; winter
patents. I5.4ViT&U; spring clears. S4.40CiH.Mt;
winter extra No. 1. $4.eOj4 90; winter extra
No. I, WtK; Kansas strslghts, 14.90
6 15 Receipts, 10,900 bbls : shipments. 4.140
bbls. Rya flour, firm; fair to good, $4 2i
4 40. Buckwheat flour, quiet; bulk, 2.Krrf
JM nominal, per loo ihx.
!ORNMEAL Bteady : fine white and yel
low, fl.564fl.en; coarse, UsTxtflSO; klln-drled.
13 46.
KVF. Dull; No. 1 western, &c, nominal,
f. o b., New York.
WHEAT Boot market easy: No. t red
11.29. nominal. In elevator, domestic, and
f. a. b., afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth and
No. S hard wlntwr, fl.M, nominal, f. o. b.
afloat. In options there was a quiet hot!
day trade in wheat and prices wera easier
under liquidation by longs on more favor
able crop reports, dull caah markets and
larger country offerings. At tha close
prices were 4igjC net lower; May oloeed
ft MlMt: July cloned at SI 00. Receipts,
il.tiOO bu.; shipments, sa.000 bu.
CORN Spot market firm; No. t. 7Jtte
In elevator, 73c delivered and 71o, f. 0. b.,
afloat, nominal. Options were quiet, but
prices wera steady on small offerings,
closing unchsngwd to io higher; May clcaed
at 76Vc: July closed at 76-c September
closed at 7&S3. Kecelpu, 28, US bu.; ship
ments, 80. W0 bu.
OATS Hoot market quiet; natural white,
S6 to S2 lbs., 62o Wc ; clipped white, 54 to
lbe 635f4c. Receipts, 60.S28 bu.; ship
ments, 1.J&0 bu. .
HAY-Eaay; prime. S1.U: No. 1. 11.16: NO.
1 S1.07M.: No. I, S100. .
HIDES Steady; Central America,
Bogota, 21H-&22HO.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. 260
c; seconds, 27o; thirds, ttQUc; rejects,
ROVIBIONS - Pork, mess, S24.0W44.W;
famMy, 2&.S0i&200; short clear, 2t.00iOJ.RO.
Beef, firm: mesa. SlJXKall60; family. Sl.
W17.O0: beef hams. S24.00 U 26.00. Cut meats,
firm: pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs..
13ic: Dlckled hams. lSH'S'He. Lard,
middle weet prim. $12.7012.80!
firm: continent. $13.06; South
$13 HO; compound, $9.SOH9.76.
TA1XOW Dull; prime city, hhds., 6c;
country, 6S4i7a
RICE Steady; domeatld, WMn
BUTTER Hteadler; stats dairy, common
to finest. 2427c; process, first to special,
S6a2Vc; weslrtrn factory, 22333ttc; western
Imitation creamery, 24ig'26c.
CHkSE Flrmj etate full ereamery, fall
made, specials, iiVisiiSv:; finer, Wm"i jt"d
to prime. 16Cfl6?c; current make, best,
IflGc; common tn fair, lSltc; sklrok,
full to specials, 1314Vo.
EQOS Steady; western firsts 2526Hc;
seconds, 2Ki 2614c; refrigerator, tm(&23o.
pntTi.TRY Aliva atrnna: western chick
ens, ltt$17ttc; fowls. 1920c; turkeys, 14 I
10c. Dressed, firm; western chickens, 16J
18c; fowls, 1418Vc; turkeys, 2ifl2&c.
M0VEMST GENERALLY UPWARD
Much la Mass af latlsaatloa that
President's Speech la Hew Tarks
Today Will Be of Reasaar
las; Character. ..
4
Vatares of the Trading anal Closing
Prices on Board of Taada.
1 CHICAGO. Feb. 11. Oraln prices fell off
generally today, com aad oats, however,
showlna- Initial firmness. Provisions had
an upward trend, pork touching a high
mark of 122.86 at the outset.- -
' Trading In wheat was tame. Prices
moved within narrow limits. Mai fell off
from $1.11 to $1.10U, the- ether futures
taking a similar course; The close was
firm;
refined,
America,
week ending February S were valued at
$l".3f7.4.. Imports of specie for the port
of New York for the week ending torty
were lit. M0 silver and fM0..mn gold. F.x
ports of specie from the port of Now York
for the wnek ending today were fM9
silver and $4,(87 gold.
REPORT OP THE CLEARING HOC9B
Transactions of tha Associated Banks
for the Week.
NKW YORK. Feb. 11. Brsdstreefs hsnk
clearings report for the week ending Kebru.
ary 10 shows an aggregate of S3.6l7.8-i3.0n0,
as against $1,708,281,000 last week and $1
$2O,6K7,0n In the corresponding week last
year. Following Is the list of cities:
CITIES.
NEW TORK, Feb. 11. The stock market
was affected today by the Impending holi
day and the Inclination of professional op
erators to close up contracts with a two
days' closed Interval to go through. Much
waa made In the speculation of the Inten
tion of President Taft to make a speech In
New York sum time tomorrow bearing on
the administration's attitude towards the
corporation problem. The intimation was
broadly conveyed that this speech was to
be of a reassuring character to capital and
finance In Its statement of Intentions.
Itevelnpments In the money market war
calculated to stimulate an Investment de
mand for securities. The growing of abund
ance of banking resources In foreign mar
kets Induced expectation of a prolonged
period of ease. One result was seen In the
cabled reports that New York was aga.ln
borrowing large sums In London, auppoaed
to be designed for employmont of the stock
market. The international trade move-
mnnts shnw London still In a position to
extend credits to New York, the exports
ef agricultural products from the United
plates for January having fallen more than
$''1,000,000 In value below those for January
of last year, principally by reason of tha
heavy shrinkage In value of cotton ex porta
Dlsousoion of supposed trade reoeaalon
dropped out of sight In the presence of the
mward movement of stocks. Rumors were
renewed of progress In the projected merger
Of the great copper produolng Interests.
The announced stock dividend distribution
by the Pullman company has been fore
shadowed In the advance In the price of the
shares.
A heavy contraction In the actual loan
Item of the barvks reflected the stock mar
ket liquidation of the week. The actual
cash Item gave no clue to the unexplained
discrepancy of that Item last week with
the known movement of money by which
"me $ir, 000,000 of bank cash apparently
disappeared.
s were firm. Total sales, par value,
$3,868,000. United States Ss, coupon, and
the 4s, registered, have advanced and
the 8s, registered, . while the 4s, coupon,
declined H of 1 per cant in tha bid price on
call this week.
Number of sales and leading Quotations
on slocks today wera;
SIM. Klgll. uo. o
J0 41 44 I
Claatings. Inc.
Deo.
WEATHER I If THE ORAIW BELT
Per Nebraska, Partly Cloady Satar
' day. Colder In Baai Portion,
OMAHA. Fob. It 1910.
A - disturbance of considerable energy la
moving In over tha southern states from
the gulf and rainy and unsettled weather
prevail throughout tha soulhtrn atalea.
An area of hlgn pressure overlies the east
ern states, the lake region and Ohio val-
steady on the low levels, with May at $1.11 .? r ."ign.h. wh-7 a
,ini Ltr,,uu. ,r k ,in.i Missouri valley and the northwest. A
yeeterday.
A - rush of early, buying crowded corn
prices up about c after opening at near
to yesterday'a close. Later May sagged
from tlc to Ma. In the final halt the
demand atlffened sllghuy end brought th
closing figures somewhat away from ' the
low point, fluctuations not exceeding He V)
So. At the close May stood at H&c, a
snade hlglier than the final quotation yes
terday. July flntxhed unchanged and Sep
tember a shade off from yesterday's close,
jrTlces moved within narrow limits In oata.
The fluctuations were closer than In eltner
of the other grains, being bounded by 4fcc
to He, May touching 47Wc and dragging to
4tc. The close was at nearly the low
point, with May at 40!c, unchanged.
. Provisions showed great strength, pork
touching a top record price of $22.80 at the
outeet and keeping close to the high fig
ures to a finish at $22.80, a record close.
Closing prices for the May products were;
Pork, irirn. 17Mo hisher: lard. llz.4(ai2.42S4.
lo to llc higher; ribs, $U.07Ve, tfo higher
than final figures yesterday.
1 There will be no trading on the board to
morrow, Lincoln's birthday.
The leading futures raitgsd aa follows:
1
Artlole. Open. I High. Low. Close. Yes'y,
Wheat
May
July
Hept.
Corn
May .July .
Sept.
Oats
, May
July
Sept.
J . HI
May
July
Lara .
May
July
Jiii.
May
July
t.'Vsl
eirM-tn
1 111.
1 cm
67H
it',
i4f.47
VltiW-ll
41
St ss
22 &0
12 40
12 H
I U OlMil
; 11 00 j
474
4
41
n ss
82 69
12 45
uarvkl
07V4I
isci
1 104
1 01
6tU
'6ViHl
48
43H
4u
i itn
S2 42
1 1H4
1 on
WW
4Ti!
43
SS 80
22 60
1 11H
I OVA
S77S
T4
1
12 SS 17 41
U $71 U $8 i
2U
22 11
II 30
U 36 ;
the extreme upper Mississippi valley and
western portion of Lake Superior, sepa
rates the areas of high pressure. Light
snows are fallina in the middle Miaslaklppl
and lower Ohio valleys, the upper lake
region and are soattered over tne upper
valleys and mountain district. The weather
Is warmer this morning along the Mis
souri river and east over the upper lake
region and lower .Ohio valley. Ihe high
pressure over the upper Missouri valiey
and-northwest, la .accompanied, by a de
cided fall In temperature, and the weather
will be colder In this vicinity tonight, with
continued cold Saturday.
Record of temperature ' and precipitation
coin pared, with the- corresponding day of
the last three years; .
. 1910. 1909. 1908 '190'.
Minimum temperature ... 28 . 1 28 fS
Precipitation , 00 .CO .44 '' .0j
Noi inal temperature for today, 22 decrees.
. Exeeaa In precipitation since Msrou 1,
4.17 inches.
Excess corresponding period In 108, 4.86
Inches.
Kxcoes corresponding period In 1907. 7.63
Inches.
U A. WELSH, Local Foraoaatar.
Kaasas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 11. WHEAT Un
changed; No. 2. hard, , $1.08L13; No $.
$l.tfUli4; No. 2 red. $L23io4.0; No. S.
$l.fcal.28; May, $1.06; July, 6'vio.
CORN Unchanged; No. t mixed. 62V4c;
No. S, He; No. 1 white, 680; No. I, 2Vso;
May. ViiHo; July, Ho-
OAT8 Unchanged; No. 1 White, 40p48c;
No, I mixed, 46446c.
t RYB 12c.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $14.60
OIB.OO; choice prairie, $10.26 10.60; choice
alfalfa, $rr.00(S18.0O. t
BUTTER Unchanged; creamery, extras,
270 ; firsts, SBc; seconds, 28c; packing stock,
19H.C.
11 7H 12 07HI U 0
11 S7Vi It CB I U 90.
EOO8 I'nohangod :
receipts, 22o.
Wheat. 1u. .1
Corn, bu.
Oats, bu t
extras, 24c; current
Receipts. Shipments.
.... .88.000 1 $8,000
1)7,000 -70.0U0
..... 1,000 . 10,000
No. 2. .
'Cash quotations wsre as follows;
FLOUR-Kteady; winter patents, 15.18(9
(.60; winter straights, $6.00-(.4O; spring
Mti atKhta, $4 76ti4.9B; bakers. $3 2W .
RYE No. t. 81c.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 6a68c: fair
to choice malting, 08Tic.
BEEDH Flax, No. 1 southwestern. 12.08;
No. t northwestern, $2.18. Timothy, $4 06.
jiovrr, (ui.dq.
PROVISIONS Pork. mes, per bbl., $22.7$.
t!Z.vr. Lard, per 100 lbs., $U.o(JHi 12.
Short ribs rttip floose), tiL62t!'12.U4,;
Short clear aides (boxed). $lJ.264jUi50.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
, equal to 6J.O0O bu. Exports for the week,
as shown by Rradstreot's. were equal to
2.408.000 bu. Primary receipts ware 447,000
bu., compared with holiday rbe correspond
ing day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
II cais; corn. 47$ cars; oats, 146 cars; hogs
IUIIIUI I Ml. , 41. WW , .
1 Chicago Cash Prioea Wheal: -No; red.
$l.tlvl'2a. nominal; No. $ red, II. 10(8)1, la,
nominal; No. 1 hard. Il llH'rt 1.14H. nomi
nal: No. I hard. Il.0wtfl.13; No, 1 nor- hoi n
spring, $1.16, numlnal; No. 2 northern
spring. 1.1U l.U. nominal: No. I tprlng,
$1.111. UW. Corn: No. t oash, 6Viq. nomi
nal; No. 1 cash, JSiJft(Ho; No. 4, $7r6c;
No. I white. 64e. nominal: No, I whin,
tUc; No, 4 wliile, 6Stos-; No. t yellow,
ttta&tita. nominal; No. I yellow, Wata te;
No. 4 yellow, 67060c. Oats: No. I cash,
47Q4Sa, nominal; No. I, 47 liTHo, nominal;
No. 2 white, 4M49MtC, No. I white. 47W9
Wc; No. 4 white. standard.
4s"4So.
bUTTKR Steady; creamert-s. ssijt:;
dairies. l,,(if.6o. .
Et'.OS-Iteoeipts, 4.841 cases. Market easy;
. at mark, canes Included, 17'42iio' firsts,
24 Vc; prime flrsU, Ke. '
CHEK,SE-trady: daisies. WSfflTc; twins.
16Mtil6c; Young Americas, lewiolMtoi long
horns. I',s4 &o. - ,
l'OTATOfcodteady; choice to fancy.
40(j42e; fair to good, $62 36 Sc.
POirLTRY-Steerty; turkeys. 17c; ehlck
ena 16c; springs, lfie.
VEAL Steady; 80 to 60-lb. weights, PTmoi
60 to 86-lh. weights, 8ljpl0e; K to UO lb
weights, lOn.
Kacelpts Today Wheat, M cars; eorn, 440
cars; oats, 156 cars. Estimated tomorrow
Whoat, $ cars; corn, 47$ cars; oata, .115
cars.
Options at Kansas City:
Articles.
I Open, I High. I Low. Close.
Wheat
July .
May
Corn-
May ...
July
I
11
96
1
1 O6H1I 06A
68U
66k
8fHA
6&ViA
B bid.
ST
firm;
St. Loals Uaneral Market. ,,
LOLIS, Feb. 11 WHEAT Cash.
f
track, no. 1 rii. ii.Woiii.hui-. n.v
CORN Cash, steady; track. No 2. 64o;
No. I white, 66c. Futures, lower; May
oc; July, 6fiVy675.
OATS Cash, weak; track. No. t 44c:
No, t white, 4M.Q4c. Futur.s, weak; May
V: Ju'y.
HYE-Klrm. Wo.
FLOUR t'nohanged; red winter natenta.
$-.! Ou; extra fanuv aid stright, $4.WW;
EKEI-T1mothy, $i!t.46.
COUNMKAL $1.26.
BRAN 'lrm; sacked, .east track, 11.19
s.11. ....
HAY-meedy: timothy, llaOOf1100; Dial
fie. $la.0e 14.0B.
BAiK.USe-HC.
WEMP TWIN1S To. -rttOVISlONH
Perk, higher; lobbing,
4, Lard, higher; prime steam, lllsaf
1 X Dry salt meats, unehane-edf timu
snorts, !..; oiear ribs, $11 8W
oleara, $l.li. liavon, unohanged;
Mlnneaoolia Oraln Market,
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 11. WH EAT May,
r.HHffinH; July. $1.11W&1UH; eash, Ne.
hard. $l.ll'l.iaH; No, 1 northern, $1.12
frl.lrH; No. t northern, 1.104iil.UHi No. X
northern, $l.0SH$U0H.
CORN-No, 1 yellow, 8fWi0,
OATS No. I white, 464p45',4.o.
RTK No. S. 73Va75o.
BRA N In lOO-lb. sacks, $22.5028.01).
FLOUR In wood. f. o, b., Minneapolis:
First patents, $6.6056. 70; second patents,
w r."x y "V , ilia. v.i, t,.wl".m, V- . .
clears, $,20D S.60.
Pblladelahla Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11. BITTER
gteady; extra western creamery, 20c; extra
nearuy prints, uc.
EUUii Urm fend in good demand; pann
sylvanla and other nearby firsts, free
caaes. 2Q at mark; Pantiaylvanla currant
receipts. In returnable caaaa. 27a at mark;
western firsts, free caaes, S8u at mark;
western current receipts, free cases, $3j2
27c at mark.
CHEErK r irmj Nsw York full creams,
ohoioe, 17W&17Wo; New York full creams,
fslr to good, 16W17o.
Liverpool Oraln anal Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. It WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. I red. wentern, winter, no stock.
Futures, sternly; atarcn, as ia; sy, is
HTd; July, 7 lid.
CORN pot. stesay; new, American,
mixed, to 6Hd; old, American, mixed, 6s
8W4. Futures, dull; March. 6a nd.
Toledo eon Market.
TOLEDO.- O., Feb. 11 SEEDS Clover,
oash. $).40; February, $ 4": Marcn. f.4;
April, $7.MHi October. $6.86; prime, old,
$N.40t No. a. $8 10. Timothy, prime, $100;
March, $100. Alslka, prime, 176; Maroh,
$8.90. I
' Bfllvraokeo OralU Markat.
MILWAXTCFB. Feb. 11. WH EAT No. 1
northern, $1.17VySL184: No. I northern,
ti.i6Wtri.i6H; May. Sl.llH.
OATS 48Vc.
BARLEY Samples. MtgTOtte.
Peoria Oraln Market.
PBORIA, Feb. ll.-CORN Steady; No. t
white, tie; No. I white, 62Wo; No. S yellow,
i4iWc; No. I yellow, CtWIWe; No. 1 tiC;
No. 4. 69He; no grade, 4MX4c.
OATS Steady i stan4ard4 47 Wo; No. 2. flo.
New York Mining; ttoeka.
NEW YORK. Feb. It-Closing quotation
on mining
AllU-Chalmem- pM
Amalftanuited Ooppr
American Asrlcultural .....
AM. O DUr. .... .......
Amerlesn Caa pM
An. C. r
Am. (Xbm Ott
Am. H. A U pM
Am. loe Swurttles
AmeiiAtn LlnMfld
American Looometlve
Am. a. R
Am. f. A R. ptd ,
Am. Sttsr Rsrlnlng
Am. T. A T
Am. Tohftooo pfd
American Woolea ..
Ansnondt Mining Oo
Atofalsos
Atohlson pti
Atlantlo Ossst Un
Elaltlmora A Ohio
Bl. Ohio ptd
Bithlehem Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian raotfle
Oentral Leather
Cantral Leathae pfd
Central of Naw Jarsay....
CheMpeak A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Ot. W , new
Chicato A N. W
a, M. Bt. P
C, C, c. A Stt. It
ColaraSo F. A I
Colorado A south am
Oslo. A . 1st prd
Ooto. A se. M ptd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products
Palawar A Hudson
Denver A Rio Oranda
D. A R. O. pfd
Dtatlllars' Bacaritlaa
Kria -
Brio lat prd
Erie M ptd
Genarel Bloctrte
Oraat Northam pfd.,
Great North am On etra...
Illinois Cantral
intarboroush Met.
Int. Mat. .Id
Inurnational Karvaatar ..
Int. Marina ptd
International Paper
international Pump
m Central
Kansas City 80m hem
K. a Bo
Loulavllle A N..
Minn A St. U
M., St. P. A S. B. M
Missouri Paolrto
M., K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
National Blaault
National Lead
N. R. R. bt M. Ut ptd...
Now ,Yort Central
N. T 0. A W
Norfolk A W...
North A mart can
Northern Paclfla
Pacific Mall
PannaylTanla
Paople'a Oaa
P., O., C. A St. 1...
Praaaad ataal Car
Pullman Palaae Car
Rallwar Sisal Spring
Reading
Republlo gtaal
Kapublle Steel ptd ,
Rook Ialand Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
(H L. A S. r. d pfd....
St. Loola S. W
St. U S. W. pfd
Slots-Sheffield S. A !
Bnutharn Paclfio
Southern Railway
Bo. Rallwar prd
Tenneaeee Ooppar
Texas A Pacific , ...
T., St. L, A W
T., St. L. A W. pfd
Union Pael'lc
Union Paclfla ptd
II. S. Realty
V, S. Ruboar
V. 8. Steal
IT O B. I wwtA
i Utah Capper
Va -Oaro. Caamlaal
Wabaah
Wabeah ptd ,
Waatam Maryland ctfs. .
Weatlnsfcouae Klaetrto ..
Wemarn Union
Whaallni A U ..
Wlaconala Oantral
PltuiDurg Coal
Am. Steal foundry
United lm Oooda
Laclada oaa
100
no
l.ano
IS, wo
ton
1.900
I, eOO
700
M,no
soo
1.100
t.800
li.700
100
1,700
100
16!Vi
twsl
New York I$2,t7,moo0!
ChlOSCO Zfil.97K.oil0
Boston 173.5f7.000
Philadelphia ik.iht.wiu
St. Lotiia 68.277.000
PltUhurg 45.4f2,000
Kansas City 4o,ik,wii;
Btn Francisco ...
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Omaha .
Detroit
Louisville
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
Los Angeles ,
fit. Paul
Seattle
I'enver
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Spokane
Providence
Portland, Ore ....
Richmond
Albany
Washington, D. C
Bt. Joseph
Salt Lake City ..
Columbus,
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Des Moines
Peoria
New Haven
6loux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapids ....
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Birmingham
Springfield, Mass
Portland, Me ....
Augusta, Oa
Dayton
Oakland, Cal
Worcester
.laeknnnvtlle. Fla
Wichita "..
Wheeling. W. Va....
Knoxvllle
Little kock ..,
Chattanooga
Charleston, 8. C...
Mobile
Wilmington, Del....
Lincoln. Neb .......
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport .....
Oklahoma
Fall River
Kalamazoo, Mich ,
Sacramento ........
Springfield, 111 ...
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids ,
New Bedford
Columbia, 8. C...
Maoon
Youngstown
Lexington
Fargo, N. D
Akron
Rockford, 111
Erie, Pa
Sioux Falls, 8. D.
Canton. O
Qulncy, III
Uloomlngton, III .
Lowell
Blnghamton
Chester, Pa
South Bend, Ind .
Decatur, 111
Springfield, O
Vloksburg
Fremont, Neb
Mansfield, O
Jacksonville,' III...
IJackson, Miss v.,
t Houston
fOalveston
Duluth
Scran ton
29.8 ....
4.1 ....
14.8 ....
25.6 ....
14.61....
26. 1....
4
JO, W,Wtrj IU. . a a a
et.45,0H 84. 6....
!n.NC2.UW 111.01 .
24 o?i,oool 1
20.728.0001 29.1
18.4l.liO
18.009,000
1.2
6.81...
17.81...
I8,eo,oool a.
ill.il
R.4
10.4
.0
27.9
J2.0
2.9
2.21
8.61
13.7
7.T
6.8
M.7I
16.24,Oii
U.Rtl.O'KI
12. 604.0001
6,ri.iw(
14,W4.00O
10.017.0W
H.4"i.000
8.877.000
8. 821.000 1
8,079,000
4,M9,tlOO
7.70.000(
i.no.oooi
I.6JO.00OI
6.8,OM)l
7.4S,00O
8,$S3,000
$.049,000
,049.klO
6.171.0OW
ll.813.OUOl 121. 6
6.874.0001 19.71-
4.VS.IM)
4,648.000
4.4:t2,00
4,687,000
2,972,ono
1,741,000
8,038,000
2,9S7,0UO
2.93,OUO
8.1S4.0W)
2.601,000
2.404.000
2.073.000
2,152,000
1119.000
1.689,000
1,988,000
2.137.000
58.4 .
6.11.
17. 6.
12. 4.
17.91.
17.9 .
10.61.
S.V69.WI0 .76.2.
26.
16.7...
84.0..
86. 6..
S.l..
21.4...
50.9 ..
28.8 ..
17.4 ..
23.5 ..
9.1 ..
7.0 ..
25.1 ..
11.1 ..
2.2 ..
26.61,
6.2
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing" Cattle Are Strong
Centi Higher.
to Ten
H0G9 SELL HIGHEST ON EECOXD
Only a Few kheen or 1. Saabs
and Taey Sell Very Readily
Good, steady Prices De
mand Is Good.
Here
a
Receipts were:
Official Monday....
Official Tuesday....
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday..
Estimate Friday....
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 11.
Cattle. Hog. Bl.jr
.. 6.397 H. I ?
. 4 S'12 10.1S6 -'J2
U2U0 8.000 2.400
46.681
$.V1'1
7,b04
42.617
26.521 '
85.116
82,f2
20012
21.830
8.-81
22.0W
26.107
Five days this week... 19. WS
Same days last week. ...16.161
Same days 2 weeks ago. .19.810
Same days $ weeks agov18.611
Same days 4 weeks sgo.. 4.017
Cn, I... 1 m r- 1K1SV
The follolng table shows the receipts oj
cattle, hogs and sheep at .m.V' !
the year to date, compared with last year.
1910. 190 I"0- D'c'
115.716 U2.0 I..
an 779 811.1X2 .... 60,408
.-178,769 108,913 4.8M
fnilnwlnif table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
ssveral daya with compariaons:
a..,
j...
44. ..
4..
T!..,
to..
IT..
to. .
tt..
n .
44 .
71..
1..
76..
TO..
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...IS ...
...IX ...
...
so
...
...! ...
:::
...iu ...
...Ml I...
...HI
...III ...
...lit ...
.. t5t ...
...1J 40
...tn ...
...ro si
...114 ...
...41
...Ml
...Mi
...l4
..; ru
...111
... ta
...tt
ISO
S St
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I f
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I M
I u
I WH
l:H
6TS
n
I 40
m
n
I 4
I 40
M
I 40
I 40
I 40
I 40
4
I 0
I SS
l
71
IT
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t.'.'.V.'.'.'lt
44
44
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10
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4)..
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110
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SIN,
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t rv,
rv
m
I 70
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Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
The
Date. I 1910. 1909.1190S.lWi.tl9061905.1104.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8 80
8 8X
I 39
I 28S4
8 88
a
8 G04
8 4bT
I 47
8 47
8 22 4 10 I 88
$ 08 I 81
I 91 4 16
6 04 4 17 $93
6 14 4 20 4 8
6 13 4 22 6 91
4 W 6 81
6 07 4 201 8 87
15 6 91
6 20 4 09
6 301 4 17 I 90
I 41
6 481
163
m
1 53
8 53
6 t7 4 741
4
7
4 72
4 74
4 8S
I 70
4 72
4 64
4 fi
4 77
4 77 I 00
I 74
4T2
4
4 81
4 77
4 81
a
4 89
4 89
02
Sunday.
Receipts and dlstwsltlon of live stock jat
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for the twenty-four hours ending at s
o'clock p. m. February 11. 1910:
RECEIPTS. :
Cattle. Hogs, oneep. "
2.260.000
2JI71.O0OI
2,UB0.OUO
1,770.000
1,613.000
1,740,000
1,860,000
1,766.000
1,413,000
1,647,000
1.458.000
1.362,000
1.252.000 .
1.36.000
2.861,0001
1,234.0001.
l,8t2,000
1,087,000
1.064.0UOI.
778,0001
. 994,0001
1.657.0001
1.106,0UO
754,000
1.121,000
1,064,000
801,000
773,000
856,000
743,000
. 794,000
848.OU0
901,000
696.000
650,000
498,000
780,000
661,000 .
481.000
608,000
433.000
889,000
$f8,000 ,
- 365,000
$59,000
440.000
28.941,000
18,798,000
2.770,000
2,869,000
66.01
17.21.
67.3.
30.0 .
.1
4.4
22.6
28.6
8.2!
37.7
4.8
16.8
30.01
61.21
C, M. & St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacino 1
Union Pacific
& N. v., east a
& N. W., west 24
St. P.. M. ft O.... 7
B. ft Q... east .,
B. & Q. west 12
R. I. ft P., east.... 3
R. I. & P.. west
Illinois Central 2
Chicago u. vv
67
j:;
8.3
22.81.
87.61
I 0.1
-8
86.71
65.7
23.6
1.3......
43.01
41.0
43. 1
S0.0
11.11
89.2
85.51
81.51
ea.il
8.6). .....
4.11
8.81
I
10.01
6.8
16.8)
o.a
I.S
14.8
82.41
V.4
1
.01
tNot included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
Not Included in totals because comparl
sons are lnoompieta.
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK, Feb. 11. MONET On call,
easy, 2HQ8 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent: closing bid, t per cent, offered at
$ per cent.
TIME
LOANS Firmer: 60 days, 8H per
eent; 90 days, 84 per cent: six months,
Der cent.
PRIMB- MERCANTILE PAPER 4H5
nor cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at $4.S3u3
4.84 for 60-day bills and at $4.8610 for do
mand.
COMMERCIAL BILLS-$4.S4S4.S4U.
SILVK1R Bar, 61ac; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds wars as fol-
1 V1-ca
1.109 1MH 101
stocks were:
Allaa
Branewlek Con
Coat. Tuonal Mock,
ae sonoa ,
rvn. f A Va...
Nora Silaer ,
ri silvay a......
Oftaeae.
..IT
, I
. tl
. II
ITS
. n
-Me
LMdvllla Ca..
Uttla Chief
Maalcaa
Oataiia
Cpitr
Stan4ara
tatleo jacket ,,
... I
... I
...1TI
...
,...!
... Tt
...1W
Total salaa tor tae day, 744.004 shares.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Feb. 11. American securities
opened Irregular today. Light looal and
continental buying Improved prices during
the early trading and at noon the market
was quiet, with values ranging from to
H higher than yesterday's New York clos-...
stooHs;
tl Uvlsville A N,.
.. U . K. A T
,. T4N. T. Cantral....
.. li Norfolk A W
..111 so pfa
Ontario A W
..IMSaPanasrlTanla ,,,,
..lMKan4 ajlnaa
,. MS4Haa4lni
.. Mi South art) Rr
,,HI 4o pfd
,. 1S4 SouUvarn Paetfe.
.. 40 Unloa Paclfla. ...
., a. St 4o ptd
M U. S. Steal
.. 44 4e Pf4
.. M Wabaah
.. tu 4a ptd
.144 Spanish to 44
steady, 2811-lad per ounce.
MONKY liaiMi por cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 2 per
cent.
London closing
Oonaola, money
do account
Amal. Oesper
Anaomsa
Atchtauo I.
do uti
Baitlmora A Ohla .
Canadian faeifla...
Cfceeapeake A O.,.
Chlcaio O. W
Chi., Mil. A SI. r.
Da Havre
Uenver A Rio
do pl4
Krla
4i lat ptd
do Id pfd
Grand Trank
llilnoli (-antral....
6ILVEK Bar,
..UiH
.. 4B
..Wi
.1X
.. M
.. 41H,
.. 41
.. IV
.. M
..lMVt
..lb
,.uu
.. son
.. II
.. 44
47
1
14
Tl
. eV
, sa
, 41
, el
5
6
26
St
16
Total receipts
117
i
1
2
I
U
SHEEP-Recelpts
morning, only about twelve cars being re
ceived, but packers apparently needed sev
eral good strings for week-end killing and
buyers were out in the alleys early. As a
result, trade waa active and an early
clearance effected' at generally steady
prices. Fed western Ismbs sold at s
the top price thus far this season ort this
olass of stock, and a small string o na
tives realized $8.90. Ewes changed hands
at $6.00.
There has been very little activity In the
feeder branch of the trade this week for
the reason that the supply of stock suit
able for finishing has been meager. Many
orders are still on file In locsl ofilces wait
ing to be filled. However, and such strings
of sheep and lambs that have been taken
back Into the country by feeders and
i-hearers have sold at very satisfactory fig
ures. One string of good lambs went to a
feeder yesterdsy at $8.05. the best price paid
In many months at this point.
Receipts for the week have been mucn
more generous than reoently; in raot, tne
rive days supply Is about now nean
greater than the number received during
the same days last week. Despite the lib
eral runs, the demand fur the most part
has been fully adequate and offerings on
most days have sold in very good season.
Common and medium killers have .been
neglected somewhat at times and little. It
any, Improvement is noticeable in values.
On the other hand, the better grades of
both sheep and lambs are selling lust
bout 10315c higher than lsst week s close
and the demand Is still active at . the ad
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Oooa to
choice lambs. IH.eftS.PO; fair to good lambs,
$7.76fii8.40; cull lambs, $5.004T8.00; good shear
ing lambs. $7.60-88 10; straight feeolng lamns,
$7.00t,7.50; good light yearlings, $7.5O(8.00;
good heavy yearlings. $7.00JfT50; fair year
lings, $1.60577.00; good to choice wethers,
$.409.76; fait to good wethers, $4.00ft6.40;
good to choice ewes, $6.75a.26; fair to
good ewes, $6 01KS5.75.
Representative sales:
No.
86 western ewes
48 western lambs
256 western lambs, feeders
71 western ewes
culls..
DISPOSITION.
cattle.
Omaha Paoklng Co......
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co......
Armour A Co
Schwarts-Bolen Co
Krey Packing co
St. Louis Independent...
Omaha, for Denver
W. B. Vansant Co
Stephens Bros
Hill ft Son
B. Root ft CO
F. Husa '
H. F. Hamilton
Lee Rothschild
Other buyera ..
137
186
637
183
150
38
41
17
40
73
28
17
124
Hogs.
1.039
1,087
1.432
2.164
272
402
Sheep
260
. R.S8
Til
70S
771
1,661 8.D99 8.343
38 western ewes.
.3 neacfui IwvTTibS. ........ i
14 native lambs ,
526 western lambs ........
81 western lambs, culls
86 western ewes
63 western ewes
160 western lambs
160 western lambs
At.
...104
... 85
... 64
...102
... 91
1
"'.106
... 70
... 66
... 80
...100
70
... 69
Price.
8 00
8 50
7 50
6 70
4 00
a art
t SO
8 40
7 25
600
I 00
8 66
. 8 66
J!; mould A. $A-; rul's. 5 4V; pow
dered, 6.KV; granulated. 8 15c; diamond A.
5.16c; confectioner' A. 4 Cftc; No 1. 4 9 c;
No I. 4s5c; No $. 4 7.V: No. 4. 4 75c; No 6,
4T0c; No. , 4c; No. 7. 4 0V; No. 8. 4K-c;
No. . 4 WV; No. 10 4.4V; No. II. 4. :0.-; No.
13, 4 35c; No. 13. 4WV; N'. 14. 4 SOc.
MOI jVSSf- ft Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, SJtiit.Y.
OMAHA Gi:!tr.RIL aTAMKKT.
Staple and Fnney Prod nee Prleea Fare
Ished by Hey ere and Wholesalers.
BUTTEr-Creamei y. No. t, delivered to
the retail trails In 1-le. cartons, tor; No. L
In CO-lb. tubs, 291,0; No. 2, In Hb. cartons.
ISc; in 0-lb. tubs, 27 He, packl-ig stork, solid
pack. S"c; fresh rolls, itto ; fancy dairy roll,
i'ie; common, 190. Market changes every
Tuesdsy, .
CH EfTSE Twins, iSc; young America,
ffttru; tlaiay cheese, lStc; Limuerger, lAHtc;
brick, lc; domestic block 8alu, 20c; Im
ported blaa 80c.
POULTHV Pressed; Prollers, $3 A dost
springs, 16c; hens. 16c; cocks, 10V,o; duckn,
lie; guess. 14c'; turkeys, .-; pigeons, per
Cos., $1.23; Homer aiuab i. $4 pr d s ; fancy
aquabs. I.'.W) per Ooc; No. 1, $3 OS per doa
Alive: Brulleis, under t lbs., J.c, over I
lbs., 11c; hen 13c; cocks, ho; ducks, full
feathered, 18c; geese, full feathered, 11c;
turkeys, 21c; guinea fowls, $3 per dos. ; pig.
euiii-, ou pur toa
FISH (all froscn) Herring. 80; salmon,
11c; pickerel, so; whlteflsh, 1O0; pike, lOe;
trout, 13c; cattish, 17c; crappiea, 4 to c:
large crappiea loci black bass, J6c; red
snapper, 12c; smelts, 16c; Upanlnh mackerel,
Ihc; eel, lc; haddock, 13c; flounders, lSo.
OY81EK-5loia, sman cans, ate; large.
40c; gallon, t aD; new 101 a count, small.
Uc; isrgs, ac; gauon. (i.ss; standards.
small, uc; large, 00c; gauon, $i.so; extra
large standards, ll.oO. ,
BhlEF CUTS-Rlbs, Ho. L Uo; No. ft
Uc; No. t, 8y.. Loin, No. 1, 17c; No. 2,
13A0; No. S, vc. Chuck, No. L 7c; No. A
tc. No. $, 64e. Round, No. L tc; No. t
;oi no. a 'ao. riate, irs 1. o; 19. t,
uc; No. 3, 4Vtc
MISCELLANEOUS Cider: New Tork.
per bbl., $3.76. Honey: New, M frames,
05. Huraeisamh: 3 dosen In case, kl.aS.
walnuts: juiack, per id., io; uaiuornia.
No. 1, per lb., 16c; California, No. 1 soft,
per lb., 12Hc. Hlckorynuts: Large, pvr lb.,
40. small, per lb., 6c Cocoaputsi Pec sack.
14. 76; per dos., 60c
Melal Market.
NEW TORK, Feb. 11. METALS Stand
ard coppnr was dull today. Local dealers
quoted take at $13.6218.76, electrolytic at
812.2i.ifria.60 and casting at $13.00tf IS.STVj. The
London market opened easy, but rallied,
closing steady, with epot at 59 10s and
futures at itiu Is 3d. Tin was quiet; spot,
$32. 604(132.70. London market, steady; spot,
1148 lbs 6d, and futures, iUf0 7s6d.. Lead,
easy; spot, $4.67ykrti4.72y. London market
was unchanged at 18 8s 9d. Spelter was
weak, spot closing at $6.66.00. London
market was unchanged at LiS 6a. London
iron market was lower, Cleveland warrants
closing at 61s 4Vtd. Locsl market unohanged.
No. 1 foundry northern. $i8.50l.OD; No. I
northern, $1&.26ral8.76; ISo. 1 southern and
No. 1 southern, eoft, $18.6019.00.
Totals
CATTLE Receipts this morning were
very small, as is to do expected on
day, only fifty-seven cara being reported
In. For the week, however, receipta have
been quite liberal, showing a gain of over
3,000 head as compared with last week And
of over 4,000 head as compared with U1S
corresponding days last .
With only a tew cemn in ia "
packers apparently wanting a tew, mi
market opened In good ssason In the morn
ing at prices that were strong to 10c higher
than yesterday. The most of the cattta
changed hands In very fair season at ths
advance noted. Beef steers have been
good sellers every day this week, barring
only Tuesday, when there was some reao-
tlon aue to excessive rwcein. v,"-"-
of the week the market is safely 160260
higher, with a gooa many siiiii.
tng U fully 25c higher, unevennewi
been a feature of the trade, aoma kinds
showing more advance than others. . m
Cows ana not 1 era ana wu m
and what has been said regarding ; beef
steers would apply In large part to thorn.
What few feeders there were sold yery
readily at good, strong prices. Feeder buy,
. a 1 - eP ai af a aa mi kanea as. ' 11 ar Fl T
nam aa man as ao. ......
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady - to Strong; Hogs
Higher Sheen Strongs.
CHICAGO, Feb. ll.-CATTLE Receipts,
6,000 head. Market steady to strong. Steers,
$4.Obru8.00; cows. $3.50ti6.26; heifers, $3.40
1.00; bulls. $4.005.25; calvea, $3.009.00; Block
era and feeders, $3.7646 40.
HOGS Receipts, 22.000 head. Market 10c
to lc higher. - Choice heavy, ,$8.85ig8.(i6;
light mixed, $8.60ti.76; choice light, $8.768
8.85; packing, $8.76i7'8.90; pigs, $8.408.7u.
Bulk of sales. 18.MMi8.8S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head. Market ' strong. Sheep, $6 2597.00;
lambs, $7.25j9.00; yearlings. $7-003,8.&0.
good cattle to be taken back Into the poun-
try ana nnisnea. x no .-.r. . .
been strong and very satisfactory to gell
ing Interests all the week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice beef
steers. t5.8W.00; fair to good beef steers.
$5 OOtfiS.SO: common to fair beef steers. $4.20
06.00; good to choice cows and he lers,
$4.60(3 .25; fair to good cows and he fers.
$8 75($4.50; common to fatr cows and heifers,
$2 60S,3.75: good to choice stockers and feed
ers, $4.25fM85: fair to good stockers and
feeders. $8 605f4.26; com -non to fair stock
era and feeders, $$.00'8)$.60: stock heifers,
M0C76; veal cllvei; $4.004.5; bulls,
stsgs. etc.. $3.O0(?J.O0.
Representative saies:
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St. Loots Lira Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1L-CATTLE Receipts.
1,600 head, Including 900 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$0. 90-57. 66; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$5.766.80; steers under 1,000 Pounds, $4.30
6.50; stockers and feeders, $S604j6 2i; cows
and heifers. $3 4040.16; canners, $2.5013.00
bulls, $3.40e.$6; calves. $7.004j'9.26; Texas
and Indian steers, $4.5026.40; cows and
heifers, $3.2604.60.
HOGS Receipts. 5.800 head: .market 10O
15c higher; pigs and lights, $6.5038.80; pack
ers. 18.tok8.vq; outchers and best heavy,
$8.8B9.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 850 head:
market stesay: native muttons. s4.75rcrh.Mi
lambs. I7.2btif3.70: culls and bucks. 14.26
s.pi; siocaers, s.si0.vu.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb.' 11. BATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.200 head. Including 60 southerns
irarket steady to 10c higher; choice export
and dreseed beef steers, $6.10(377.25; fslr to
good, $5.ilS(jS.10; western steers, $4.807!6.60
stockers and feeders, $3.75(36.75; southern
steers,-$4.506. 26: southern caws, - $3.76.8)4.76:
ratlve cows. $2.757.50; native heifers. $3.50
Qtiw; hulls, 44.oira5.ai; calves. It.O'Uff '5.00.
HOOS Receipts. 5.500 head: market 10c
higher; top. $8 80; bulk of gales, $8.4MiR.7S
heavy, $8.7008.60; packers and butchers,
$8.60S8.76; light. $8.2f,ffl8.5; pigs, r.6o$.(K).
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1 SOO
head; market strong; lambs, $7.75fi8.fsO;
yearlings. $7.00(fir8.26; wethers, $6.606.60:
ewes, $6.00S4.10; stockers and feeders, $3.60
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NEW TORK. Feb. U.-Th statmnt of
clearing house banks for the week (five
daya) shows that the banks hold $24,171060
mors than th requirements of the 26 per
cent reserve rule. This la a decrease of
$2.&4li.&26 In the proportional . cash xesei-vo
as compared with laat week.
The statement rollows:
Loans, $1,-'3.3H7.'S. decrease, $9,321,000.
Deposits, $1.2:i6,41kTuOO; decrease, $lti.3O3.n0O.
Circulation. $60,510.X); decrease, $3BG,(00.
Legal tenders. $68,000,600; decrease. 41.S96.-
900.
Epecle, $304 076,700; decrease, S4.723.900.
Reserve, $.W0?7,to0; decrease, $6,628,8011.
Reserve renulred. I0O8. 454.150: decrease.
$4,076,975.
Surplus, $24,171,060; decresse. $2.5t,26.
Ex. United States deposits. $24, 5110,125;
crease, $2,642,300.
The percentage of actual reserve of
clearing house banks today was 27 4.
The statement of banks and ' trust eom
parles of Greater New Tork not reporting
to tne clearing noune snows:
Loans, $1.166. 938.400; dcroase, 1.3S2,f0.
Bpeole, $127,2ti7,7O0: Increase, $24,244,800.
Legal tenders, $20,950,800; Increase, 000.
Total deposits, $1,2. 436, 300; decrease, $14,
68. 300.
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St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 800 head. Market steady: steers.
$5.2f.&7.00; cows and heifers, 3.07jf6.6
calves, -15 rT.50. 1
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head. Market 10c
higher: top, $8.80; bulk of sales. 13.65(98.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.000
hsaa. Market steady; lambs, $7.6W.70.
NEW TORK, Feb. 11. COFFEE Fu
tures opened unsteady to an advance of I
points ln'response to the steady showing
at Havre, where prices were unchanged
when due to come a little lower, and flrm
nees In the Brsslllan markets. Business
waa vsry quiet, but prices eased Off a little
toward the close under scattered local and
European selling. The market was finally
Inactive, net unchanged to 5 points lower.
Sales were reported of 9.750 Dags, induing
May at 7.004J7.05o; July, 7.10c; September,
7.IO0; October, 7.10o; December, 710c. Spot
Rio. No. 7. 8 U-164l8io: NO. 4, Santos, VW
io. 1 Mild, quiet; Cordova, fc&'UVio. .
Oils and Roeln.
OIL CITT. Pa., Feb. 11. OIL Cred bal
ances, $1.40; runs, -174,014 bbls.: average,
147,450 bbls.; shipments, 199,242 bbls.; aver
age, 1S8.747 bbls.
savannah, U4 treo. IL UL turpen
tine firm at 69c.
ROSIN f irm; quotations: b, 4.Zb D,
$4,86; E, $4.42; F, $4.601T4.55: O, $4.66
4.67H: H. $4.02; I, $4.70; K, $6.75; M, $6.46;
W W, $6.75; W Q, $7.00. :
liar Market.
OMAHA, Feb. 11. The supply of hay on
the Omaha market was heavy and the de
mand light. Hay, choice Kansaa, $13; No.
1. $11; No. 2. $8.60: coarse. $7.504i'S.50; pack
ing, $7. Straw Wheat, $6.607.C0; rye, $S
Alfalfa, tl3.Q0W3.00. . '
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Feb. 11 Bank clearings for
today were $2,630,677,14 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,600,674.87.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Slons City Live Stock Market.
RIOUX CITT. Ia,, Feb. U.-Sneclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 800 head; mar
ket steaay.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head: market 10a
16o higher; range of prices, $S.8058.71; bulk
ot saies, sa.tottiB.eu.
Hosts Top St. Joseph Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Feb. 11. The highest
prices ever paid for hogs on the St. Jcgeph
market were those of today, top, $3.85; bulk
of sales, SS.60S8 75.
Stock in Sight.
Receipts of live stock at th six principal
western markets yesterday:
cattle,
South Omaha
Sioux City...
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Kansas City.
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals ...
L2'
800
800
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1.609
6,000
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8.000
4,000
4 000
6,501
6.800
32,000
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HOGS The same urgency that featured
the hog trade yesterday was again evident
this morning and packers wasted little
ceremonv In filling their orders. Movemnnt
was active and competition keen from the
opening, with the result that everything
sold Just about as fust as yarded. Prices
on most droye ruled fully 100 higher than
yesterday, ana a brand new record top
was made at Fl. ia. 1111 oc-ai price ever
rpald at any previous time for full loads
of hogs at tnis point was e'.iv.
Buying enthusiasm cooled off somewhat
towaj-d the close of the session after most
of the larger order had been filled and
prices looked to be soms lower than at
the opening. The amount of business done
at the poorer figures was hardly large
enough, however, to materially change the
areneral market.
About 116 cars were received, th bulk of
offerlnvs selling around S.5Mr8.fi6, as com
pared with yesterday's bulk of $8.40S.u6
and the bulk ot ts aiKi.K a wee ago.
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Treauaary Statement.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 -The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows:
Trust Funds Oold coin. $M66.?43.86t; silver
dollars. $484,631,000; sliver dollar of lt&O,
$.1871.000; pllver certificate outstanding,
$484,531,000.
tieneral Fund Standard silver dollar In
general fund. $.7al,578; ourrent liabilities,
tit,6J9.71t; working balance In treasury of
flcea, $11, 115.284; In banks to credit of the
United ntatrs. $36681.$70; subsidiary silver
coin. 10,4, 4.010; minor coin, I1.1W.570; total
balance) tn general loud, $W,9o3,7
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Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, Feb. ll.-COTTOX Th
market opened steady at an advance of
Sfni points on tne active months ,n response
10 better caoies tnan expect' d. rluoua
tlons were narrow, but the market ruld
steady during the early session, with the
active months holdln? about 4214 paints
net higher on covering Vnd bullish support
from the south. Tomorrow will be a 10 I-
day In New York and early trad n hirj
representee evening up rather than fresh
bticlnesi either V.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 11 COTTON
Spot market steady and unchanged; mid
dling, 15 l-lc; sales on the spot, 400 bales;
to arrive. 600 bales; low ordinary, lltic.
nominal; ordinary, It 8-16c. nominal: Kood
ordinary, L3o; strict good ordinary,
14 1-lttc; low middling. 14ttc: strict low
middling, 14 1819c; middling. 15 1-lflc; strict
middling, 154c; good middling. 16 7-ltic:
strict good peddling, 15Hc; middling fair.
lj.c; middling fslr to fair, WWc. Re
ceipts, 3,512 bales; stock, . 2t3.11 bales.
ST. IvOUIS, Feb. 11. COTTON Steady;
middling. 154u; salna. none; receipts, 2.410
bales; shipments, 3,400 bales; stock, 43,670
bales.
Real estate transfers for February 11,
1910, furnished by the Midland Guarantee
and Trust company, bonded abstracters,
1714 Farnam street.
May IJutterfleld and huaband to B. C.
Empfleld, lot 18, Weaterfleld ...I 1,109
Bartholomew J. Scannell and wife to
the Prairie Trust company, lot S,
block t and other property, Pralrl
Park ..'
William A. Gardner and wife and Wil
liam A. Saunder to Robert N. Bol
ton, lot 8, block F, Saunder' &
Hlmebaugh'a add. 450
Alexander Stexeleswlos and wife to
Felix S-texeleswlcs and wife, lot 15,
block t. Mount Douglas 1,000
Mary E. Chadwlck and husband to
Ira L. Bell and Fred Petersen, lot 8,
block 2, Sunset . 600
Edw.n F. Bralley, sheriff, to John C.
Cowln, undivided half of west third
lot 3, block 121, city 4.060
Knudt Thompson and w1f to H. N.
Christensen and E. E. Chrlstensen.
lot 6, block 8, Crelghton' 1U other
consideration and I
Imerurban Land company to Ann
Olsen. part seU neVi( 12-14-13 360
Rachel Loeb. aamlnlstratrlx, to An
nie Kaufman, lot 25 and 26, Omaha
Build!ng and Savings add 1,070
Joseph Tully to Plllen J. Ball, lot 13.
block 10, Corrlgan Place. South
Omaha 1 350
Harvey-M. Trimble et at.- o Luk
McGrath. lot 6. King add VAJ
Herman Jeck and wife to Vaclav No-
vack, lot 0, diock . atacnews suuaiv
of Albright s Choice ; 1,200
Agnes E. McCafferty and husband to
William C. Norrls, s66 feet lot 1,
George's Forbes subdlv. I
Tho Michigan Mutual Life Inauranc
company to Irving it. unrtitn, lot 6,
block 23, Boyd's add 1,800
Jennie A. Bennett and husband to
Charles R. Uobbinw, lot 7, Humboldt
Place 260
R, H. Davis and wife to John Hoph
mann. lots 10. 11 and 12, Kendall's
subdlv. of lit feet lot 4, Cleattman's
add 600
Thomas W. Blackburn arid ' wife to "
Maria M. Engicr, s40 feet lot 1, block
8, Hillside add. No. 1 4,800
Mary E. Hoge and husband to Harry
A. Ttikey, e33 fret lot 10 and e.33 feet
of r26 feet lot 9. block 187V. city.' 2.000
Lola Vincent and husband to Henry
A. Tukey, WV feet lot 10 and wD
feet of sfc feet lot . block 187V, city 1,600
Otto It. Ueuckler and wife to Jacob
Armbrost, lot 18, Forbes' subdlv 2,300
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CRUISES CC LUXE
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WEST INDIES
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Feb. 11. Closing quotations on
mining stocks were
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NEW YORK, Feb. U-SUOAR-Raw,
firm; muscovado, 89 tsst, 811c; centrifugal,
96 Inst. '4 Uc; molasse auear. 61 test, 3 3tc.
Refined, Heady; cut lost:, t.Suc; crushed.
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