Nebraska Newspapers

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THIS 15: UMAHA.
tlfAIS ASD 1'ItODtCE 11AURET
Crop Damage Beporti from Southwest
- Continue Sensational.
ALMOST GOVERN THE SITUATION
"ggg? -ii-. . . -m i iL i iwewB"
81S67H. Dray salt innfi, .unchanged;
boxed, extra shorts. tiUfTM:: clear rib.
313 37: short clears, 813 62V. Bacon, un
changed; boxed extra short, tUl4, clear
ribs, $UU4; short dears, 814.47H.
' POULTRf Klrm; chicken, fea; springe,
17s; turkevt, 19o; duck. 17c; gee .e, 10c.
BUTTER Firm; creamwy. SVtfSOc.
KUUK Firm. 26c.
rwev!ta. Fhipmes-its.
Tfcer CaanaS Re Fatly rVerltled Short
t Thirty pays Hftr Cant
T Receipts Hare Their Kf
fcet Alia.
OMAHA. Feb., 18. 1310.
A Crop damage report" from the southwest
continue very sensational. These reports
are doing more to govern the present nwr
ket than the fact that supplies In farmers
hand are estimate large for this time of
the year. It will be thirty day yet be
fore these reports can be definitely ren-
Heavy corn receipts affected ttte market
P. ntl eaaed values off. Liquidation of long
'corn has started the market down.
Wheat worked lower. Bulla were Mlltntt
out their lines during the session, which
sent vsJues down. Caah wheat locally was
snft and sold a full cent under yesterday s
prices. Bad Crop news is being- discounted.
Corn eased off steadily owing to the
hnvv run of reoelnta. - The cash market
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu....
Oats. buO...
7. K
..is
.jb.goo
..SI 009
6.3
88,400
54.4e
20.100
M5W YORK (IKXERtL MARKET
(.notations
a Vartoos
f the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. . MXIUR Htsnuly
with a moderate local trade: spring
talents, f6.4jr&.76: winter straight. Vv-i-S
6 46; Wlnttr patents. 86.518 6. 00: innring clears.
4.w(f4.lto; winter extra No. 1. StWVSt.'JO;
winter extra No. 1 ti.tti. Kansas
tralghts. 84 8"fi5.15. Recalota. 21.81 bbls.:
shipments. lMJa bhls. Rve flour, steady;
fair to rood. 64.3rftt.40. Ruekwhent. flour.
quiet; bulk, $z.Ofelni nominal, per owt.
lOllNMKAIi Hrartv firm ... it 1 1 a mnA 'I1-
83 40 coarse, i.Wfu; auin-artau.
RVE Steady. No. S western, (too. nomi
nal, f. o. b.. New York.
WHKAT Htvot nirir.l afA 1
tt-Sl. salee, elevator, domestic and aomlnal.
r. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 nortnorn IMiluth- and
No. S hard winter. $1.28, nominal, t. o. b.,
afloat. The options 'market was: More
bad crop reporta sent wheat orices ud
Fill DAY,
FKHJtUAKY
18, 1910.
.. uiii.. nil luaia and offerings earlq, but the market later declined sharply
were slowly taken, cash handlers seem-1 under general liquidation on the belief that
lngly having- all they wanted. . the news had been discounted on poor
Primary wheat receipts were z, nusneta mining demand and large stocks of riour.
and shipments isfi oral bushels, against re-I prices closed at MMo ne t advance. May.
celnta last yenr of 526.000 bushels and ship- H.30T6-1.2U.. closed at HSU: July. IU1M
mente of 171.000 bushels. . ' . . ' 1 -eloeed at 11.11. Receipts, .
Primary corn receipts were w."v dui.ih-. ou.; smpments, 85,810 bu.
and ehlpments were 436,000 bushels, against
ra.aai.le leat veer of eSfi.000 bUShClB and
shipments of 41J.000 busnels.
r...n.... ii mti hufihels of corn,
none of oat, and wheat and flour equal.
i-ivernooi closed KiitVid lower on wheat
and d lower on corn.
Local range of prices: -
Artloles.l Open. High. I Low. 1 Clpge.) Tea y.
Wheat. I I
May...
July... fSVl'
Corn . ( i
May... 63i 6JS
July... MS 4'
Oats
May... 4V, H
' July... 43 Vfik.
0'4 108H
W W
63Vk M'-i
10S
64Vk
43
Omaha Caah PVlee.
WHEAT-NO. 2 bard. $1 071 0H: No,
hard, n.Gtt?fl.7; No. hard. t-31-,1;
rejected, hard, Me41.00; No. I prln.
(ftlOft; No. 3 spring, (l.8l.;N "Jg )nl
S1.00CZ1.03: No. I durum, rH3MWc; No. 4
durum, 82i9'93c. t. , ,hlf-
CORN No. i white. lHc: No. 3 wblta.
fllfi61c; No. 4 white, fiif9o; No. S color.
B7(U58c; No. t yellow. BVi 4a ; No. yel
low, BRTOc; No. 2, 59c; No. i. W5c; No.
4. Kar7c; no grade, 6O0c.- ' .
OATS-Standard, 44fi4c: No. I
45'(c; No. 4 white. 4646H: No. yel
low. 4.Vol4c; No. 4 yellow. 44ttf-
BARLEY No. 4. B9t2o; No. 1 feed, VSQ
J9e
RTB No. I, 76764o; No. . T6076V4C,
Carlot Receipt a.
Wheat Com. Oats.
Minneapolis V
Omaha 1 :
Puluth 21
0 A'
lilt AtiO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Aatarea of the Tradln and Closlngt
Prlees on Board of Trade.
ruipinn Wh id Wheat made' de
cided gains 'in the session today and later
fell off. finishing at nearly the Bottom.
Corn, with less initial firmness, took a
nviii.nlM rirnn nd cloned 4llxC
down. Oats sagged to a finish, iiKe
lower than yesterday.. Provision", alter
olosed weak.
A irood demand at the. outset In the
wheat pit quickly ran prloes up from
fl-MiOLMtt. at which point the bulla un
loaded quantities of their holdings and
r-ninitateA a ihira break. May soon
ionnhaid bottom at tl.12. lHo below the
hih noln. Other futures fell off from
u.Triia . Northwest wheat was thrown
Into the aeUlne; cartirvaU which marked
the decline. The flnisli came at
the bottom prloes, with . May at 1.18
1.131. o lower. ' """ " ' "' '
fort, fell off sharply. May went flown
KKifttfUo. Julv sjid September fall
ln from lulUo. The close waa weak at
neirlyThelow point, with May at H
iu. HLSiViLa lower. '
t TraAinir In oate followed In the course
r n fha decline Mn( from BleC
TA niM for caah oats waa fair, but
... imh.i. mm m. auDoort to the fall
in. m.rk.i Mv fell off from SA to 47(3
47Wo. The close waa weak at nearly the
low point, with May at 4747ttc e
IOErl.lon. under the spur of recor .
i iiuft h.rir whtoH todav touched
S47. the highest point since 1870, ad
vanced early In the day, May pork going
up to S'B.6. 26o higher than yesterday's
close. When the backset In wheat set In
nrnvlalnn nrlrea hearan to sajc and fell
off to a clos. unchanged to 6o higher for
nork and 2H?oo lower for lara ana rios.
l ne leaauig xuiurea rHeu h awuuwv.
. CORN Spot market easy; No. 3. 7r6,
nominal, f. o. b., afloat; steamer, 710, In
elevator export basis; No. 4, 68Hc In,
elevator export basis. Option market was
without transactions, closing Wo net
lower. May, 76c; July, 76o; September.
7Cc. Receipts, 68,260 bu.; shipments, 9,225
bu.
OAT8 Spot market easy; mixed, 28 to
82 lbs., nominal; natural white, . to .82
lbs., 62VVfir65c; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs.,
HH-c. Option arket waa without
transaction, closing 1c net lower. May,
t2a. Receipts, 86,600 bu.
1IAT-Sulet; prime, SL16; No. 1. S1.15: No.
1 lr.07',4; No. I. S10.
HIiES Easy; Central America, JC'Vfcc;
Bogota, 21H-a22c
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, mur
29c; seconds. 23327c; thirds, mt26c; rejeota,
sbt21o.
PROVISIONS Mess Dork, f rm. 124 WIOT
2B.00; family. S2S.0OW28.50: short eloar. S24-76
rMM. Reef, firm; mess. S13.00W13.50; family,
i.wmi Ml; beef hams, S2 0 .. Cut
is, firm: pickled bllles. 10 to 14 lbs..
lfrfrl.ttic; pickled hams, 14c. I-ard,
steady; middle went, prime, SlS.lBffflS.20; re
fined, firm; continent, SIS.WV South Amer
ica, 18.0; copound, S$-50tj9.7S. '
TALUjw-uwet; prime city. hhds.. 6Tic:
country, (67c . , ,
R!CB Hteady; domestic, 29!e.'
bUTTlK-Firm; creamery epeclais, Slc:
extras, S0c; third to first, 2Cfi29o; held.
$ltoo; prooesa,- .27e; western factory.
cheese-Firm: state, full cream, fall
make, special 17V4518c: fancy. 17Wo: rood
to prime. lS16o; current make. beat.
imwama: rommon to lair. ISMiac: skims.
ewuh-Firm; western first. 27A'?r28o: eec-
mh. VTa. a...! n , -l 1 Or
POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick
ens, l.wisc; rowls. zoca'21c; turkeys. 14W20o.
Dressed, firm; western chickens. lBiSlSe;
iowih, ufaio'tc; turkeys, Zi'aiuc.
NEW YORR STOCKS AND BONDS
Upw.rd Movement in Beading Car
ries Issues Nearly to High Level.
LIST JS SLOW TO EESPOND
Profit Toktas Rear Iho Clooo Olrea
Market Irrecolar aad Spotty
Appearance Woods Are s
' Irreaalar.
NEW YORK, Feb. U.-When the ener
gies of the speculation had begun to show
signs of flagging today they were revived
by the resumption of the strorvsT upward
movement in Reading. On enormous trans
actions the price rose to 17Z. only a shade
more than a point below its record price
touched In the speculation era of latit year.
The general list was slow to respond to
these developments In Reading and the
sympathetic strength was not uniform or
all-embracing. Speculative sentiment con-
mirs to reel the relief of the passing of
immediate apprehension over the antl -corporation
question. A factor In this belief
the cliaracter of the amendments nro-
poaed for the bill to extend the scope of
the Interstate commerce law. These, it
as felt, were calculated to allow latitude
to the financial exigencies of railroad cor
porationa. Incoming reports of renewed
torm blockades throuich the - west and
southwest did not Interfere with the rise In
prloes. Special Interest attached to a re
port of a large reduction in the St. Paul
working force. Reports of an Intended en
try of the Vanderbllt connection Into Bal
timore through the western Maryland, and
of Chesapeake A Ohio deslana towards
Hocking Valley had their effect on the
special stocks involved.
Preliminary estimates of the week's cur
rency movement indicated a large gain In
ash in the banks, In spite of the million
nd a half of aroada shinned to Arrentlna
today. The movement of gold from Lon-
on to Paris aroused the Interest nf New
York bankers as an Indication th.it Parla
is calling home credits from the Ixindon
marltt. There was a rise in the private
Iscount rate in Berlin.
Profit-taking sales made some impression
on the market at the advances and ac
counted for the Irregular tone at the closing.
unnas were irrearuVer. Total m lea rr
value, S4.330.009. United States bonds were
ncnanired on calL
Number of sales and leading Quotations
un BiucHB louay were:
). Hlfh. low. CloM
Bt.lOO 77 1GH
ao v s
1.400 SS
ton 7- 7H4
J.60) t 1
L.K 6Vt
10, e 40
IHO 24 M
20 AS 15
1V0 5:4 MH
11. eoo M"n ti
CJeneraJ fund Standard silver dollars In
general fund. 14.fil7.'.rt ; current llshllrnes,
"t.l27,9?S; worVtng bulsnre In treasury
orflo-s. Il fSs.fe2. In tank xo cenir oi
treasurer of the I'nited Htatee, S,407,t56;
ubsldlarr silver coin. S-l TI t; minor
coin, S1.21S total balanoe In general
fund. $-,010. CSl.
report or Tnn cleabcto hoch
Trauiaaietlooa of (he Associated Deatae
Cor the Week.
NEW TORK, Febl IS. Bradstreet's bank
Clearings rrporv tor the week ending Febru.
ary 17 shows an aggregate of S3.U7.lM.oM,
as against p.MT.Na.0iD last week and ii.
4M.92a.oio in the correrponding werk last
year. Following Is the list of cities:
CITIES.
learings.j Inc.
1
Deo.
WEATHER IK THE ORAI1V BKLT
Saow Satorday and Wariaev for 'This
State.
OMAHA. Feb. IS, 19101
tno aisiuroance tnat waa central over
the east gulf states Thursday mornlnr
moved up the Atlantic seaboard during the
last twenty-rour hours and Is now central
Off the New Ensland eoaar lUYularatalv
heavy rains Attended the dlstrubanco over
me southern and south Atlantic states, and
snows ana generally unsettled weather,
now over the upper Ohio valley; lower lake
region and eastern states, are following
tne area or low pressure this mnrnlna- The
cold wave has reached the grulf states and
irvfiina- weamer nrevaiis over reors-ia.
Awaunt ana Mississippi. The Cold wave
has also spread over the Ohio valley, and.
w"iern eiaiea. ana lemDeraiurea are da.
ciaeajy lower over those sections this morn
m-. ma pressure is high over the central
portion of the country and clear weather
prevails over the Central valleva and west
10 me mountains. An area or low Dree sure
with warmer weather, is central over the
nocay mountains. This depression is caus
ing general snows over the western portion,
iiu i-ouuiuuna are iavoraoie lor snows in
this vicinity tonight and probably Satur
day, with warmer tonight.
Record of temDerature and fvMinii.Hnn
compered with the corresponding day of
1910. ISO. V0S. 1907
.. 15 2tt 11
,., .00 T .
for today 24 de
Artloles.l Open.l High, Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wtitat I II
May 1W 1H 1 11 1 13W 1 131
July 104HS 1 06 1 03 1 04 1 04
Hept. seve 1 eo st fc
Horn
May B7HS 8 66g tTPfc
July KSVt 07 7 TW4
ept. 6S(i!8 67 87 68
Osts
May 47TMT4S 4847 47( 47Tf4H
July 44 44 . 43 44 44tf
Sept. 41 41 40 40 41
Pork ,
May 23 7721 96 23 70 23 70 S1T0
July 23 70 23 80 23 67 23 67 S3 12
LMay IS M IS Ml IS 77 IS 84 IS SS
July 12 77 U 27 12 72 12 77 13 82
Ribs a
. Msy 1) 47 IS 60 IS 46 IS 45 12 50
July 11 46 12 57 12 42 12 42 12 47
Minimum temperature
Preolptatlon
Normal temperature
grees.
Excess In precipitation sine March
I.SO Inches,
Deficiency corresoondlna oerlrnt In torn)
r m , i 1
Deficiency eorresDondlnr nerlnA i lam
. . Local Forecaster.
AT
No. t.
FLOUR Firm: winter patents. SS.15560
winter straights. S6.0uti.40; spring straights.
4.7r4.W; bakers, I3.2UU..
HI K No. S. 8O0S1C
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 6686Tc; fair
to choice malting. tw7Jc.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern. S11S
No. 1 northwestern, $1x2. . Timothy, ft. 06.
lover. S13.W.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. S23.75
624 00. Lard, per 100 lbs., SIS.80. Short Hbs
aides (loose). l OOfi 12.50. Short clear sides
boxed). S1S.62H012.S7.
Total clearances of whest and flour were
euual to 177,000 bu. Experts for the week.
as shown by Bradstreet's. were equal to
1.61S.OU0 bu. Primary receipts were 4K2.00D
bu., compared with 526,000 the oorrespond-
li K nay a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whest
S cars; corn, 346 cars; oats, 124 cars; hogs,
jo.tmu nead.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. S red.
SI. fcx.il. -;; No. S red. Sl vyi.2S; No.
haM 11 11UM1 1. Ia S hmA t 11'.1 14.
No. 1 northern spring. $1.16(91.17; No. i
norinern spring. S1.1I1W1.16; No. S spring,
i. i.in i.i.i. torn: r.o. 1 cash. 6oo, nominal
No. S ca-h. S2Hi8S3V,e; n0. ch, 6&0o
No 2 white, 6fo. nominal; No. S white, 6-'V
qiT.i-rvi.-. i-... a w una, iMF(inic; in o. yellow,
W.c, nominal; No. 3 yellow, 63∾ No. 4
yellow. (Sto. oats: No. 2 cash. 47c;
No. S cash. 47c; No. I white. ec; No.
wmie. M'Fv.vtc;. mo. 4 white. 4rT.i347c;
standard. 4S,4i'.c. '
HUTTER Steady; creameries, 2633Sc:
URII tm, 1.141.11-.
mark, cane innuaca, zz24c; firsts, 3&Ho;
i l irtT" iiibio. evti"i
CHEESE Steady; daisies. ISHdrlTe! twlna
16(tfl6o; yuuiig Amerloaa, 16,l4c; long
lllil lia, ,"-a.w.
IWATOKS-Jieany : rnoiee to fancy, 40
lair iv s.w.i.
POU IT K t teed y ; turkeys, 17c: chick
ens, liic; eprlnga, 16c.
VEAL Bleed v; M to 60 lbs.. Kmc; H to
85 lbs.. 4jH)c: au to liO lbs.. lOffillc.
Receipts Today Wheat. 17 cars; corn, 44S
cars; oats, 134 cars. Estimated tomorrow-
Wheat. 8 cars; corn, Z6 cars; oats, 124 cars.
t. L.OHIO General Mau-ket.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. lS.-WHEAT-Oaah.
lower; track, No. S red. l.S4l.ns; No. I
hard, Sl.14-0'1.17. Close: Futures, lower:
May. l .124 1 12! Julv, SI 02. .
tX)RN-SlMndy; track. No. 2, 64c; No. t
wime. mi vc uiose: ruiures, lower; May
6utiic: July, 7c.
uatn Hteaay ; track, iso. x. 47c; No. S
blte, 4:c. Cloae: Futures, lower: May.
'c; July. 44o. . .
RYF-Stcai'.y at S0c.
KIX)l'R tjulet; red winter patents. S5.K0
00; extra fancy and straight, S500ifj5.50;
Iiar.1 winter clears. $3540.
SEE1 Timothy. S2.itjl65.
COUNMEAL-SJ.2.1.
BRAN' Firm; sacked, east trank, SI -lftW
l.H. V
HA- H'gtier :tlmothy. li00lS ;
prairie It; (iC).i 14.00.
tIAtiillNlJ na ... ,
'"ttOVlsiONis Pork, unchanged; Jobhln?.
l:i.C7. Lard, higher; prime steam, 11147
Kansas City Grain aad Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. IS. WHEAT Cash
ur changed to le lower; No. S hard, Sl.lOfj)
l.im, no. a, Sl.unl.la; ISO. i red, fl.39tPl.ZD
No, S. fl.20-yl.34. Close: May, S1.08V1.0S
uurn 4Ko lower: No. 2 mixed saw
62o: No. . 618lc; No. 2 white. 64c: No.
S. 63c. Close: May, 64lS4c; July, 65
auTto.
OATS unchanged : No. S " white. 4fitisl
JO., n . n , , . -, , . .... w
ao-7SU, jiw. a Illixeu, 0 TUWlU
RYE 70a73c
HAY Unchanred: choice tlmnihv. tiiAfva
" unuiufi uiainn, iu.duotiu.vd: cnoloe aj
tana, si(.wffis.vu.
but i ER Unchanged; creamery extras,
77Vtc; firsts, 25c; seconds, 23c; packing
Stock, 290.
EOOS He higher: extras. lSHc: enrrent
Racatnta. Rh f nmnn t ii
wneat. bu 4oflrt iia
Corn, bu 70,ono 23!oo0
oatg, bu 10,000 9.0O
' Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Felt ll-.wlTPiTv.
fl .13; July, S112; caah. No. 1 hard. S1.14W9
a..iuT, . i norinern, l.l.irffl.L5; No.
northern, Sl.ll91.1S; No. S. S1.07tll.
ivjn.r rvo. a yellow, o'tftiuic.
OATS No. S white, 45fl4Se,
SKF.P Flax closed at S2 80.
RYB No. S. 75W7Vo.
BRAN In 100 pounds sacks, S22.5uff23.00.
r ijuK n rat patents (in wood f. 0.
Minneapolis), sa.Mxpa.TO; second patents,
Sft.aotf.so; first clears, S4.64.55; second
clears, 40.2diqs.ou.
Philadelphia Prodnce Markrt.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18 .-BUTTER
Higher; extra western creamery, 83c
nearny prims, mo.
BOOS Firm: Pennsylvania if
nearhv firsts free'r.a"ae sa -
rent receipts in returnkhle cases, I7c at
mark; wetitern flratn. mo v
mark: ourrent receipts, free cases, Zvci.e
at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams,
choice, 17iri7c; fair to good, 1617c.
Liverpool Grot and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 18.-WHEATSpot
dull; No. I red western winter, no stock:
futures steady; March, Ss Sd; May, 8s d;
Julv. 7a lid.
CORN Upot quiet: new American mixed
northern. 5a 6d; old American mixed, 6s
8d; futures dull; March, 6s 6d.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Feb. IS. -OORN-Lower: No. S
yellow, 62?: No. S,'62c; No. I. 60o; no
grade. Mtfruoie.
OATS I.ower; standard. 48e; No. S
white, 48c; No. 4 white, 47 o.
Xdllwaakeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. IS. WHEAT No. 1
northern, fl.llfcil 13; No. S northern, f 1 16
trl 17U; May, SI 13-
OATS tto.
barley sample, 67-onMo.
Allla-Cfaslmers pre
Amalgamated Onotwr
merlon Atrlnultoral ....
Rtet fuiar
rn pit ,
C. A F
m. Cotton oil
M. A L. pM
I.-e Securliles
Amerlean Liaaeed
Amarlran lyooomotlve
m. . 4k R
m. 8. A R. ptd
m. Sucar RefUilluj
m. T. T
m. Tobau-oo pM
American Woolen
nsoonda Minlns Ce
Atahlaoe ,,,,
Atchison ptd
Atlantis Coast Una
BslUmare a Ohio
Bal. A Ohio ptd
nrthiaham Stsel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Papilla
Central Uatlwr
Central Lrtthsr pfd
Central of New Jffl-say
Cheaipaaka Ohio
Chlcaso A Alton
Chicago oreat Wastara
Chlcaajo A N. W ,
a, at. A St. P
a. c, c. . l
Colorado T. A I
Colorado Southern ,
Cnle. So. lit pfd
Colo. A so. Id pfd........:
Consolidated Oas
Onrn Products
Delawsr A Hudsoa ,
Donrer A Rio Grande
D. A R. O. pfd
Dletlllsrs' BaeuHtlae '
Brio
Brla lat pfd
Brta Sfl pfd
Ooneral Blactrto
flramt N on ham pfd
Oraal Njnhern Ors cits. . .
Illlnnla Central ...........
Intarboroush Mat. '.'......'.
Int. Mat. pfd
International Htnraatee , . .
Int. Martna' pfd
lntomstloiial Paper .......
ntarnatlonal Pams .......
Iowa central
Kaaaas CUr Bo
K. C so. pfd
Lsalarllla & Nashvllla
Minn. A St. L
M , St. P. A 8. S. M
Missouri Paotfle
M., K. A T
M., K. T. ptd
National Biscuit
National Load
N. R. R. of M. 1st pfd....
Now Tork Central
N. T., O. A W
Norfolk A Western ..
North American
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
r , o., c. a St. L.
ted Steal Oar
Pullman Palace Cr. ......
Railway Stool Spring ,
Reading
Republic Bteel
Republic Steal pfd
Rock Island oo...
Roes latand Co. pit ,
St. USB. r. sd pft....
St. Louis 8. W
St 1 8. W. pfd
81otiertlold 8. m I
Southern paotfle
tewthorn Railway ........
So. Railway prd
Toaaaaaee Coppsr
Tessa A Pacific
T., 8t. L. A W
T., St. U A W. pfd
Union Pacific
Vnlon Pacific pfd.........
C. 8. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
V. g. 8tel
V. B. Steet ptd
truh Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ..
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland stts...
Wectuishoues Bleotrto ...
Wasern Union
Wheellnf A 1 B
Wisconsin Central
pitta bur Coal
American steal
tinned Dry Ooooa.
Laclede Oaa
Total eelee tor the day.
1. 100
t.70
I'M
1.100
Itoo
lt.s
2?!00
10,100
137H
89 H
51
n
Hi"
llauj
1M
138
MH
Sit
ton
M4
its
1104
41
4S4
n
Tt4
at
SS
u
107
1M
New York..
t'hlcRfra ,.
Hoaton
Philadelphia ...
Ht. Louia
Plttsburs;
Kansas Ulty ..
Kan Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis ....
New th-leaas ..
Cleveland
l'trott
OMAHA
Louisville
Milwaukee
Fort Worth ....
Los Angeles ...
tn. Paul
Seattle
Denver
Buffalo
Indianapolis ....
Fjxjkane, Wash
Providence
Portland. Ore .
Richmond
Albany
Washington, V.
Bt. Joseph
Salt Lake City
Columbus .......
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma ,
Havannah
Toledo
Hocliester
Hartford
Nashville ,
Use Moines
Peoila ,
Now Haven ,
Sioux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Syrscuse
Evansvllle
rllrmlnrham ....
Springfield, Maai
Portland. Ma ...
Augusta. Oa ....
Dayton
Oakland, Cal ....
Worceeter
Jacksonville; Fla
Wichita
Wheeling W. Va....
Knoxvllle
S1.94J.3r.0nf 3l.J....
2.7.sX,OUO 1.1.
lh3.lK4.s, 7.j....
122.HW.Oias 17.lj....
a.ia.o.M io.4i....
44.3il.tsO 2i....,
ED.2.1.0U 16. S...,
4.1.4tf.ta 31.S;....
2.12t.0W)i 12.6...,
24.116.0W i 10.2
m,lM7,0H) 22. S
llt.471.tK IM.Si
17.237. W0, 24.4;
16.4s4.OJ0l S4.7i
18,136,0001 86.61
I6.tn4.0w, u.i
14.5c3.tiOO ' X.Tl ......
.lN.6soi j
15.877.O0Oi S2.7......
.SSl.tKWl Sl.SI
n.ota,oooi r.ij
Oil Ail A LIVE STOCK MARKET
eSasBaaseaaaaae
CatUt Fairly Aciira at Steady to
Strong Prices,
4fc
HOGS AR1 GOOD, STUONG SELLERS
I.lheral Ran of Kktst for iMmi Iay
of the Week, Walle 1st nentnad
Is Good Prioos
Hoy.
BOt'TM
tteeeints -were:
Official Monday &?
Official Tucfdov 6.441
Oriels! Wednesday IW
Official fhursdsy 177
Estlmato Friday L300
OMAHA. Feh IS. '
Cattls. Hon. Sheep.
S 019
14 iti'J
10 771
i.7.r?
t,wi)
O.Ml
SW7
S.7
S.4 .
15. &....
12.7 ....
2H.3 ....
1S.7 ..
E6.A ....
M.S....
18. 4....
14.0....
29. ....
67. S ....
S7.S....
26.0
; Little Rock
S.300
no
16.600
200
JO0
1,200
'sitoi
1.1O0
11, SCO
COO
1.B00
1,600
100
'iitoo
. 1,009
1.800
S.T00
400
too
2,400
600
'"rio
4, too
m
100
' SS.600
a, :oo
1,800
800
100
900
oo
B00
100
, 4.SO0
400
. 1.8)0
, 1,100
, t.too
loss
'iii.
1M
147
7
40
61
n
iifi'i
i
17
41
M
sm-
2H
' 44
!MV
H7a
Tit
14.114
67H
214
48 5
vt
R
160
4IH4
UVm
11
43'
7S
ll4
40
108
4
'ii"
16714
1464
78
I
40
82
iis"
18
175
"'4
7
314
46
169
1364
T114
148
KA
66I4
M
J054
48
M
(8
08
141
44
14144
to
43
(00
'. si! too
. 7.400
. 8.600
00
. I.M0
. 28.600
600
!,'"7oi
800
M
. 24.400
. 1.400
100
. 48.100
. 8.400
. S.808
. 1,100
400
! 18.000
, ,Sf0
. 1.100
1M
. f.800
800
860
.101. 4U0
800
.'."i6o
.13. 40
.. 4.400
. I too
. 4.400
. 8.6O0
. t.oo
. 1.900
400
'.' '"iii
400
TOO
Sl
102
1014
88 V4
184
lie
43S
188
43
m
40
ion
60
88 H
I
80S4
74i
iii"'
2
2'4
80
44H
188
1044
46
81
120
60
66
22
4844
M4
TO
M
"
81
04
It
i
10144
7M4
81
no
'ii"
187
4?
167
38
101
48
84
' 48
80
74
126
46
S3
a
18
101
"ii"
7844
11814
60
6444
11
47
48
'ii'-'
20
800 814
8M.O0O shares.
83
8
16
40
118
103
190
118
t
33
T4
18044
I
104
1st
8414
68
8
16T
14
78
834
so
81
7
148
1
178
41
73
31
2b
46
86
166
137
71
143
' 64
8
Sle
1
et
9a
88
64
161
46 .
148
40
48-41
71
' ion
81
61
131
48
101
80
32
11344
110
87
43
U8
4!4.
171
40
102
60
8s
6i
80
74
77
1M
29
86
' SS
80
4
".
168
100
T3
44
80
11M4
60
SS
47
48
TO
4
30-14
e
118
3
c
Ill
Chattanooga .
Charleston,. S.
Mobile
Wilmington, Del ....
Llnooln
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklahoma
Fs.ll River
Kalamasoo, Mich...
Sacramento
BprinKfleid,
Helena ...........
Fort Wa-vne ....
Cedar Rapids ...
New Bedford ....
Cohirobla, 8. C.
Macon .'.
Younrstotvn
LeKinsTton
FaffM. N. V
Akron ;:.....'...;.
Rockford, III ....
Erie, Pa
Sioux Falls
Canton. O .......
Qulncy, 111 .
Bloomlngton,
Lowell .......
Blnghamton
Chester. Pa
South Bend,
Decatur, ill
Springfield, O...
Vlcksburg
Fremont, Neb .
Mansfield. O....
Jacksonville, 111
t.lackson, Miss
tHouston .......
-Gaiveston
buluth
Scranton
.....-K
iu
Ind
B.6M.0tiO
t.HS.ono
e.fvSO.OOO
4.277.0iO
.179,0O
I0.6il.000i
8.121.0001
.446.000
, 95.000,
6.8X2.0U0i
6,997,0001
8.017.000t
6,636.0001
U.864,000 118.81
6.1U6,000 ao.4
4.6U,t( 45.j
193(.0U0 ,25.T
3,66ti.0O0i' B.0
4.O-J3,W0! S.l
a. 41.(0 ( ls.Oj
8,701,0001 19. S
e.0Mi.UOO
S.616.0O0
',uin.tuf
S.666,0i)0
2,610,000!
. 3.a.iS.o,)
2.281.0uri
s,4at,0fH
- 2.2715,0001
1.6S,O00i..
".017.0001
LhU.0O0
2,W0OO
2,HO.000
S,673,O0O
s.ioe.0001
. 1,683,000
l,874,O0Oj
s,6or,ooi
1.701.0001
1.618.000,
1.663 OOM
1.322.000
1, 544,000).. .
1.IH2.000I...
1.306.0001...
1.072.0001 28.4
2,317,00i)
, SM.OOOl .
1,194.000)
1,261,000
S91.OH0
757,0001 ,
RS9,0Ci0(
l.o.i.ooi
1.104.l0
742.000
l.lli.OJ0
27,000
KM.OOO
Wfi.OOO
827,000
6'li.OOO
T6,000
" 71X.009
929,090
648,000
60ti.00ll
' 611.000
S? 4TV6
el. Oil
27.
;,7si
"t'.ltl
of
Five davs this neek'.. 18.317 60 6
fame days lest reek...lMK JJ-J,'
ame davs S weeks tjo-M W
Sams days S weeks sro.19310 S7 &04
tianie sUys 4 weeks ero.W.aU 4tw7
Same davs last rear.... 17.343 (1 364
... . . ..v, w.-.. Ka racslcts
eat tie, hogs snd sheep at 8oth Omaha tor
tno year to aate, compareo ",
0. 10. Inc. Dec
... ,a. e.S 1Q Art 1.176
Itnea J1 F, 374. t20 f,Ntl
Sheeo S06.8.T1 203,318 IMS
Tha fnllnwlna tahla ahaWS the Sversr
brloe of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with compartions:
Iate. IMS. l0.ll.W.lrW.;iS0W.n,W;
13. b..
19.01..
48.11..
13.S..
7.l..
66 .4..
35.81..
37-f --
22.1..
il.t
21.6
8.01.
84 8
32. B
67.9!
S6.4I
C.6
31.3
11.1
24.6
19.4
62. S
S.7
'ii'.s
1S.1..
471.4!..
16.8i
1S.9
S.4
' 486,0001
v -24.000
499.0001
.636.0001 .71.0 ,
426,tan........
19.6 .....
49.0 ....
25.4 ....
10.6 ....
10.6 ....
65.01....
53.7 ....
25.7....
Jl.6l.i-..
23.5....
44.5....
85.9....
6.S....
1S.S....
81. Ii...,
19.....
14. 8....
22.4
S4.ll,
Feb. s.... Isru sisi !n!2 12 f!5
Feb. .., I 47? S S6 4 ) I 711 4 T7 I
Feb. 11...! S S0H S 8X 4 IT) W ' J"1
Feb, It... I 70H S 13 4 t V 7J J
F.b. 13 .. S 16 4 1 n W 4 81 4 H
Feb. 14... f77S 4 W W1 4 84
Feb. 16... 8 7n2 S 21 4 03 S 93 6 s4j 4 8i 4 r
F.b. IS... 8 74 S IS 6 93 5 M N J
Feb. 17... SS6H S07 4 05 91 4 73 W
Feb. IS... 6 03 4 10 S SI 4 7 6
Rundav.
Receipts khd disposition of live stock at
the Tnlnn stock yards. South Omaha, tor
twentv-four houia endlns: at 8 D. m. Febru
ary IS:
RHUKIPTS.
Cattle. Hos Sheep. H'r's
C. M. A 8t. P.
Wabash R. R
Mo. P. Ry
U. P. R. R.
C. N. W. (east)..
C. & N. W. (west)..
C, St P., M. & O..
C, B. Q. (easO....
C. B. A Q (weet)..
C. R. I. A P. (east)..
Illinois Central Ry..
Chicago Ot. Western
Total receipts
S
7
I
14
8
1
IS
1
1
2
7
1
1
15
9
SI s
7
1
20
'4
1
"92
Omaha PacklnsSCo.
Swift and Company ....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour &. Co
Cudahy, from Bo. St. P..
Murphy, shipper
Benton, Vansant A Lush
Hill & Son
F. B. Ijewle
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
L. Wolf
McOreary Carey .....
M. Magerty
Ijee Rot-hschlld
Mo. A Kan. -Calf Co....
Kline A Christy
Other oarers
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
322
Sll
87S
254
29
13
1
'll
6
40
12
51
13
27
1
99
972
1.698
1.477
8,191
8,924
sale waa cleaned up early. Over twenty cixpcd
load were received, bringing the total rr
the five days up to a full 32.000 hed, or In
other words, about the sains number re
ceived for the same dava last ween. In
point of prices, today s market experienced
but little change, nmst sttinns selling In
about the same notches as yesterday. Year
lings sold at 87 90 aotl 3K.C0. native ewes
reallred J6-80 and lamhs were weighed up
t 88,86.
The live mutton trade this week has not
only resulted In a substantial advance in
values, but several lofiy eal.'S have been
made as well. As was noted yesterday.
88 00 IS the ttlgnem ever pnm n mis
nntne for yesrll'igs and SIVtW for
Jambs Is within Src t.f the best price ever
reallstrd on full londs. spring lambs not
Included. Aside from the l.M native e-es
noted above, fed western stock of this de
scription sold as lilstn a. "-m, which iinnr
Is the higWst since march, 11KK Hinndly
speaking, sll kinds of ewrs. wethers nnd
j-imgs are seii;nK iri'Tii j.iu ... ..- ...a;ii. ,
at present than they were at ias weou 1
close. I.amb values are also some higher.
the better grades of young siock soiling
about lOti'.Ac hotter.
Shearing stock vtlth a reasonnoio amount
nf flsh hs been movliig resiliiy at an
times, but the supply Is limited, wmo!
were taken back Into the country this
week' at 88.26, the beat price ever paid in
the memory of local talent.
Quotations on sheep and lamns:
Good to choice lambs, S.60U'00; fair to
good lambs, 87.8545 50; CMU lambs, 86 00
6.00; good shearing lambs. Si. 50418.10,
straight feeding la nine, umrt.ro; gooo
light yearlings, S7.6tiiS.OI: good ht-avy
yearlings, 87.VU47.t0; fair yearlliigs, S 4
7.00; good to choice wethers, 8ti.601J7.16;
8.10Q4.tKi; gooo to
fair to good swes,
steady, net tirciisns'd to 6 po'iit
hlichtr. Swa.es were rtptrted of 4,.J oer
In. I'li'.ma Ma ch st ., to-; my. i w.
Julv, H-plemhar. tVtntur and l,ioemhrr,
7.1SC. Sin coffee, steady; No. 7 r.ln. 8Nff;
No. 4 tntoa. 9Sii!"se; mild, timet; for
novo, 9S71-Hc.
OMAHA t.K.NKRAl. MARKKT.
fair to good wethers,
choice ewes. 86.40ul-6.75;
So.6tuv.40.
lteoresentatlve sale!
No.
30 western ewes
626 western lambs
45 Western lambe
J43 western lambs
201 Colorado ewes
25 Colorado ewes, culls ,
1B1 western ewes...
866 western lambs
rK western ewes
t Wyoming ewes, feeders
810 western ewes
146 western yearlings, wethers.
1 western yearlings, wethers.
f western ewes
96 western yearlings
60 western ewes
tf4 western lambs
270 western lambs
213 western ewes
30 western lambs, feeders.
4S3 western lsmbs
471 western lambs
60 western lambs, culls....
Av.
. .104
.. SS
.. 80
.. 7
.. 90
.. 84
.. 86
.. 69
.. 91
.. 80
96
82
86
101
76
123
HO
68
106
66
78
79
68
Pr.
6 75
8 60
8 00
8 86
6 56
4 60
5 00
8 26
6 60
4 00
6 55
7 90
7 90
5 51
8 00
6 tO
8 2:
8 36
6 25
7 65
8 73
8 76
7 75
No. 1, tfHc; No. A
Nu. I 174ioi No, I
ok. No L 7ot No. 1
U, Ne, L tc; No. I
CHICAGO 1.1 VIS STOCK MARKKT
Cattle
to
274
870
l,tV
1.03
114
"trong Hogs Steady
Higher Sheep Higher.
' CHICAGO. Feb. 18.CATTLE Receipts
S.5u0 head; market strong: steers, St.7frf
8.01; cows, S3.60ft5.n0; heifers, $3.4056.01);
bul's, $4.iX?f5.2f; calves, SJ.OOlill.X; stockers
an t feetlers. 84.26i6.75.
HOU IleorltB, 18,003 head; market
steady to to higher; choice heavy, i'J.3(i
9.45: butchers. 89.35W1.45: light mixed. U5Ji
9.26: choice light. S9.25'u9.S6: packing. S9.30i
9.5; pigs, 88.859.10; bulk of sales, J9.a0if
9.40.
SHEBIP AND IaAMBS Receipts, 5.000
bead; market lOWlfic higher; sheep. SJOMf
7.25; lambs, S7.2i-.j93f; yearlings, S7.2Utt8.50.
815
SO7,000
- 872.000!
S78,000
- 810.0UO
417.0I
26,S79,000..
li,l,OJU..
2.484,U00..
' 2.243,0001,.
11.7
32.1
21.0!
13. o
4.0
is.;
tNot included in totals because contain
ing other items than clearings.
JNot included in totals Decause 00m pari
sons are Incomplete.
Last week's. .
London t04-k Market.
LONDON. Feb. 18. American securities
hardened a fraction after an undecided
nrenlnc today. Near the end of the first
hour support wss withdrawn . and prloes
declined. At noon the market was dull and
from below to above yesterday's New
York closing.
London closing stocks:
Contois, money. 31 16-16 Loulevllle A K ,.16
.. 9 ja., iv. at a
.. 78 N. Y. Central 188
.. 10Norfolk A W.. 1044
..18 4o pM 61
..106 Ontario A W. 4444
..114PennaylTsnla ........ 46
..186 Rami Mlaaa 6
.. 4ReaIln. I..... 84 '4
88 Southern Railway.... is
P...160 do pfd 47
19outnem Pacific 1
ToUls 1.668 10.J6J 4.19
CATTLE As usual on a Fridsy receipts
of cattle were Quite moderate, only aixty-
flve cars being reported In. .The tot nl lor
the week shows a falling off of fully tOOO
head, as compared with last week, but a
gain of about 1,05ft head ss compared with
the same week last year.
Th. rfnn.anrf fi- mn late In the Week WSS
Very good for desirable fat cattle, and any
thing coming under tnai neo " .i
readily at prices that were steady to strong
an compared with yesterday. As high as
86 90 was paid for good beef steers.
Cows nnd heifers were aleo steady to
strong, as compared with yesterday, and
the moderate supply was all cleaned up in
good season In, the, morning.
Stockers and feeders commanded good
strong prices and the . offerings were all
disposed of , In good season. . .
i The market today could mer-lf be quoted
4s 2S'fr40c higher than one week aTO on all
.lMalr.V.1. brings nf cattle.
Quotations on cattle: Oood . to choice.
beef steers. $6 2"77.I0; fair to good beef
steers, 86 60(176 25; common to fair beef
steers. S4.SOM 60; fair to good cows and
heifers. 34.COiT5.00; common to fair cows
and heifer. S27B'?r4.oO: good to choice
stockers and feeders. S4.BO5.70; fair to
good Blockers and feeders. f4 00-t.M: com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, S3.00TP4 00;
stock heifers. S3.004.00; veal calves, S4003)
8.25; bulls, stags, etc.. $3.25fltS.OO.
Representative sales: '
BEEF STEERS.
No.
17...
10...
Kansas City Live itook Market.
KANPA8 CITY. Feb. IS. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,200 head, no southerns; market
fcteody to strong; choice export and dressed
betf steers, Ifi.r4t7.50; fair to good, S.ir?
6.25; western steers, 8o.lw7.00; stockers nnd
feeders, H.OrtfniSlK); southern steers, 34.75f
6.50; southern cows, S3 oOfifS.OO ; native cows,
M.OWr5.7f.; -native heifers. S3.50Ji-6.25; bulls,
S3.MMt6.26; calven, S4.M9.00.
HOGS Receipts. 6.000 head: market 10c
higher; top, f.i.22-; bulk of sales, JH.sTk
8.1o heavy, 89.15.22V4; packers and butch-
rs, 89.00.20; light. S8.7fifJD.06; pigs, S7.4vff
8.25.
HHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1.60,1
head; lambs, S8 40SH.00; yearlings. S7.508!
S.tiO; wethers, 86.006.90; ewes, 15.2.Vfiti.5o
stockers and feeders, SI-OOQuOO.
Now York Moacy Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. IS. MONET On
call,
do account
Atoal.- Copper
Anaoonda .'.
Atchison
da pM
Baltimore A Otito.
Canadian Pacific
rheaapeake A O..
Chlcaio O. W.,
Oht., Ml. A 8t,
De Beers
Denver A Klo 0 42l'nlon Pacific It
do 4fd , fc do pfd 1
Brla T V. S. Steel U'fc
do lat pfd 47 db pfd 133
do 2d pfd 38 Wabash 12
Orand Trunk 83 do ptl 4H
llllnola Central. ......117 Rpanlsh 4i 86
SILVER Har. steady at. 24d per ounce.
MONET If l1 per cent. ,
- The rata of discount in the open market
and three montns "diiis is 13-18
i -'nii-.i
for short
per cent.
I.CHral eecurltlea.
Quotp.ttona furnished by Samuel Burnr
ir I4 Naw York Life building:
' . hid,
K
Ctly of Omaha .
Colambua. Hep., s..
1838...
6a.
lltS.,
Clla. a. It.. Waterloo.
Chlraco Rsllr U. If
Creat W.istern Powor Co. (Cal.)
Gorman Fir Ituurinc
Hldnaulls Prcaae UrlcS pfd.....
int. is.mraotion -
1114.
... .a mmurrz nee nentl riillnif rate SV nar " '"J n- F';-
. ". C.a mmi . . j . . t-o' I Bell Laoiher La.
V T" 1 1 . , viuvM'B wm, mm --- .........
r per cent. Time loans, easier: sixty
flays, 8H per cent; ninety days, tHS), per
cent; six months. 544 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4M?S
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Stesdy. with
actual buainess in bankers' bills at S4.8440fS
4.8450 for sixty-day bills and at 84 SfifiO for
demand; commercial bills, SI.SSIiMvi.
SILVER Bar, 62c; Mcxloen dollars. 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotations, on bonds were as fol
lows:
..100 int. M. M. 41
..100 Japan 4s .,'.
..lot do 4
..)0tK. a Bo. 1st as...
..1141.. B. deb. 4s 111..
..1HU A N. Hnl. 4e...
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84 "do deb. 4s 33
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... 83Pon. ev. 8s
...104 d eon. 4a..
.... USSeedlm sm. 4s
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nalutla Orala Market. .
mTLT'TH. Feb. 18 WHEAT Msv, Si 134:
July. 81.13'. ; No. 1 northern, t li; No. S
northeru. 81.111; May, S1.13H; July, Jl 13.
OATS 4Me.
Sagar aad lolasaes. -
NEW TORK. Feb.' U-SUGAR-Rs W.
firm; Muscovsdo. 89 test. 3-73c; centrifugal,
9 teat, 4.13a. Molasaeo augar, SS test, 8.48c,
Reflruul. steady; out loaf, 4 96c; crushed,
I Kfe; mould A. Soot): cubes, 5.40c; powdered.
5.30c; granulated. 6 15c; diamond A, S.loo;
confectioners. A. 4 96c: No. 1. 4 90c; No S
4 81c: No. 8, 4 75c: No 4. 4 75c; No. 5, 4 T0o;
No. 4, 4ti6o; No. 7. 4.;0o; No. 8, 45Ec; No. S.
4 5c; No. 10, 4 45c; .No. 11. 4.40c; No, IS.
4.fto: No. is, 4 c; No. 14, 4 30c.
MOLAKsrs-Bu-ady; Naw Orleans open
kettle, iz-Qilo. .
Am. Tobacco 4s.
do 8a
Armour A Oa. 4a.
Atchison geo- 4a...
do ti. 4s
' da sv. to.
At. O. L. 1st 4s..
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Can. Leather 6s. .
C. ot N. i. a. la
Chaa. A Ohio 4s....1"t do gen. 5s
da rf. t 107 St. I S. W. e. 41
Vhlceo A A. 3s.. 74 do 1st goM 4s.
C , A O, I. 4a 3aabaard A. L.
da sn. 4s 8i8o. Pas. oo4. 4a.,
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C . L A P. a. 4a.. 81 da 1st ret. 4a..,
"do rff. 4s So. Rallvar Ss....
Colo. (nd. la. 80 do sa. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4s TTmtoa Paoltle 4s.
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1st. Mt. 44 81
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Treaaary Stateaaeat.
WASHINOTON. Feb. U.-The condition
of the trvaaury At the beginning of buai-
pest. today w at fullowa: Trust funds
tenld coin, s;2.0Mt,sos-, sliver dollars. 16.
twof.; silver dollars ef IsM). Mi,yn too- a l
ter certificates outstanding, Sti4.809.00O.
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Omaha Water Ca. 8e, 1844
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Omaha Oss . 1IU
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tit. Louis Live Stoclc Market.
8T. LOUIS. Feb. 18. CATTLE Receipts,
1,500 head, Including 509 Texans. Market
strong. Native shipping and export steers,
S7.2Ty37.86; dressed beef and butcher steers,
85.90(97.00; steers under 1,000 lbs., 84.0036 80
stockers and feeders, SI 60Ji.Jf; cows and
heifers, S3.6Offi.50; canners, Vi.'lam.W; bulls,
S3.40jJ6.60r calves, S7.50ilT9.25. Texas And In
dlatv steers, 84.75?f6.00; cows and heifers
S3.2fi(f4.60.
HOGS-Recelpts, 7.800 head. Market
strong. Pigs and lights, S7.OfMi9.20; packers
MUMi-y.40; butchers and best heavy, 19.35
fi.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
head. Market steady. Native muttons. 84.7
r(i.00; lambs. S7.E0'g8.90: culls ami bucks,
S4 60.0O; stockers, 33.25itM.00.
St a pie and Fancy' Trodae Prleea Fits
alahd by Bayers aad Wholesalers.
RUTTBiR T-eemcry. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lh cartons. c; No. 1.
I,, twit. i he MW.: v.. t in Lib. eartnfis.
IS7c; In-Olb. tuhs,'l6Wc; pat-king stock, solid
pack, c; rnnimon, itc; fancy dairy roll,
t4c; common, 19c. Markei chAngns tverjr
Tuesday.
CHKFftB Twins, IStic; young America,
18ltc; lialay cheee.., Iwc; Llmberger, 18Ve;
ti 1, k. 've; don.estlc bl-ck Vwaas, 1M; in- -ported
Swiea, Sr.
roi'LlRV Pressed : Broil era 86 a doa :
for storage, S'': for fresh sprtnga. 17a;
ens, 16c; cocks, 10oj ducks, ltic; gets.
turkeys. Sue: otaeona. per dog. si.SK:
Uotner siunJit, S4 p-r doa; fancy squaba,
11" rr tit,x.. 1, ss.w per nos. Aii-e:
UisMleis, under i lbs.. 17c; springs. l.Vt;
ens, c: cocks, 8c; ducks, full feathered, .
13c; gl-eB. full feathered, lie; turkeys,
21c; guinea fowls, S3 Pr doa; pigeons.
buc p r dos. -
FISH tall frosen il I erring. 4c; salmon.
lie; plckervl. 8c; whltel'lsh. Wo; ptks. ion;
rout. 13c; cattisn. lie; large orappies, lo;
melts, 15c; lapanlsh mackerel, lao; eel.
18c; haddock, 13c; floundsra, U6. , '
OYSTERS Sflects, small cans, Xo; large.
4Cc; gallon, 8185; New York counts, email,
Sc; large, 4K; gallon, 8186; standards.
email, tic; large, a-ic, gallon, 8185; extra
tares Standards. 31. W.
BttEf cutm tuoa, no.
U,-: NO. A 8aA LOtn,
13c: No. S. 9Vt,c. Chuok.
.c: NO. a. nouim,
V'i No. 8, 7C lis to. Mo i. i4o; ISO. t.
;; no. a, 4o.
FRUITS strawberries: Florida, por t..
65i4t:5o. Oranges: California Navels, so rn-
2-126 sites, per oox, 4i.tssrte.1n; 100-zw-us
slses, per box, ajvu. Lemons: bxtia
fancy Llmonerlas. SOO-360 sites, 86.00; choice
,oitii, 300-3no sixes, per oox, m ou;. iwo-iai .
lies, ooc per nox less, nsnansa; rancy
select, per bunch, SI 7fjl.0; Jumbo,
bunch, I2.75Q3.75. I'eais: Callfomia
ti. Kaster, 42.64. Urapes: iropoKetl .
Malagas, per keg, r00tt4. Urape Fru:
t lorida, t4-t4-su siars, i.ov. janjariiira: .
Florida. 110-144-164 sixes, per box 82.86.
Apples: Jonathan ana untues uoiaen. pnr
bbl.. 45 00; Ben Davis, per bbl., S3t044;
Ctnltan, per- bbl., 84.0U; W Inesapa, par
bbl., S4.54; llano, per Col., 4.w; New Tork
Baldwins, Russets and Spj-s. per bbl., 44 W;
California W. W. Pearmalna. per bog. 4360
&2.?5; Colorado Jonathans, per box, St; x
tra fancy Colorado Jonathans, per bog.
ft. 60; extra fancy Colorado IL Beau ties, per
box, a.bo; extra iancy coiortao vv inesapa,
per box. 82.25. Cranberries: Jersey, winter
stock, per bbl., Sti.M. Dates: Anchor brand,
new. 30-1 b. pkga. In bos, per box. 4iV.
Figs: California, 60 pkgs.. Be site. 3D pkga.
In box, S2.00; 12 pkgs., 0c slse, WQc.
VEGETABLES insn rotaiwrt: slacon-
sln and native, per bu.. Colorado, per
bu.. 70c. Sweet Potatoes: Kansaa, er bW.,
$2.00. Cauliflower: California, 84 to 14 heads,
per crate, 82.25. Rutabagas: Canada, per
lb., H4c. Cabbage: Wisconsin, Holland
seed, per lb., 2V.c. Celery: California, per
12-lb. bunch, 80c. Onions: Red, per lb., 2;
yellow, in aacKS, per to., c; wntte. par lb,.
2ra3c. Spanish onions: t'er crate, 11.60. Old
VegetaDies; ."', wtfia, 1 ur-
nlps. In sacks, per 10., c. uarnc: Extra
fancy, wnue, v l""r iso.
New Southern Vegetables Turnips; Per
dog. bunches, 60c. Carrots: Per detv
bunches. 60c; Shallotts: Pet Jot. bunches,
50c. Parsley: Per dot. bunches. 60c. Beeta: -
Per do, buncnes, o"c. c-pinaon: i'r bu..
1100. Egll Flint: Fancy Florida, dog., 81.60
4i2 00. Tomatoes: Fancy Florida or Cuba,
per 6-bsk. crate. S46V&5.00. String and Wax
Iteans: 1 rr iisimijci, mo.w.'j-.w. uucuot-
h.r- Hot house, per dos.. Sl.7eti2 00. Home
Grown Vegetables Radishes: iixtra fanoy
southern, per doaen ouncnes, 500. Lot-
tuce: Extra lancy lear, pet ana, 40c; Hoed
lartaoe In hampers, S3.60Sf6.00. Parsley;
Fancy home grown, per dos. bunches, 400.- .,
MISCr.l.LAKr.uL'o-t.iint: wew York,
ner-Vt obi., S3 vt. Money: ew, Z4 rtmtl,
S3.3f. Horseradish: S doxen In case. 11.99,
walnuts: hiuok, per 10.. it; uainorma.
No. 1. per lb,. 10c; California, No. 1' eofi,
per lb., 12io. -Hlckorj'nutt: Large, pr lb.,
4-.. small, per lb.. 6c. Coconmita: Per sack. '
15.00; per dos., 65c.
St.
Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 18. CATTLE Re
celpts, 800 head: market steady; steers, 35.25
8J7.26; cows and heirers, 83.506.25; calves,
S4.00Cj.25.
HOGS Receipts, 2,500 head; market 10c
higher; top, S9.25; bulk of sales, 89.00a9.10.
SHEEP AN1 LAMH3 Receipts, ,4,500
neao; market steady; lambs, 3H.isKytf.yu.
' Sloox City Live Stock Market.
RIOUX CITY,' Feb. 18.-HSpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1,100 head
market steady to strong.
HOGS Receipts, 8.603 Head; market bl
6c higher; range of prices, $8.75jj9.10; bulk
of sales, S8.86ft8.95. -
fttock In lgbt.
Receipts of live stock at the six pilnclpul
western markets ystorrtiy:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 1.800 fl.ooo 5,000
Rioux City l.ioti SfXK)
St. Joseph 801 2.M0 1601
Kat.rna City. 2.2M 5,500 1,503
St. Louis. l.fOO 7,t00 l.iVO
Ch cago 8.500 lS,6t 6,0.10
Total receipts .'.10,400 43,40) 14.00
Wool Mnrket.
BOSTON. Feb. 18. WOOIi The Commer
cial Bulletin will say of the wool market
tomorrow: Trade is still Of a middling
nature, with woolen mills the principal
buyers for actual requirements. Fine and
medium territory Sold moderately at 64 to
67c, but some dealers are still asking
70 to 72c for strictly fine. A decided im
provement with the stronger prices is ex
pected within two or mree weeks at the
most, when activity In the goods market
is anticipated.
ST LOUIS. Mo., Feb, 18, WOOL Un
changed; tarrltory and western mediums.
2528c; fine mediums, 9024c; fine, I2&21rs.
Dttatua Stock aad Bonds.
BOSTON. Feb. IS. Closing quotations On
mining stocks were:
Alloties M Mohawk 44
t8Nevad Con :i
t Ntplsstnf Mines 10
:8 Ncrta Bulte 84
8 North Lake la.
l(iM Dominion 44 14
;j Oareola 143
i Perron g. A C 90
TI Qulncy 88
8H0 tthennon l.'i
M Superior It
IT Sutierlor A B. M II
SHSTesoarack - T4
S C. A O lt
3U. S. 8, R. A M ti
38 do pfd
. Ut'tah Coo II
liWlaona , .... V
.4 V.oUarlne 144
,13
A Dial. Copper
A g. L A g
Arlaona Cora
Atlantis .',
B. C C. A C
B A C. C. A I. M
Bulte Coalltlua ....
Cel. A Arlaona
Cel. 44 lUela
Cefiteanlal
Coppur Rente C, C
Kaat Rut to C. M..,
Franklin ,
(llroux on
Oranby t'oa
Oreena Cajiaata ..
lite Royelo Copper.
La is He Copper...
Mlaail Copper
Alied.
Mew Tork Mining Stocks.
NEW TORK. Feb. 18.-Closlng quotations
on mining stocks were:
HOGS The situation In the hog vnrdf
this morning was again decidedly bulltsh
and buyers wasted little time In filling
their -orders. It waa reasonably active
market from the opening, with prices
easily strong as compared with yesterday's
best time or Just about a nickel higher
than yesterday's average. All of the early
arrivals, or In other words, In the neigh
borhood of 5J loads, were sold on this
basis. Total rsceiptssvere only normal, 87
cant being estimated.
A considerable portion of the hoga sold
frcm $8.S6 to 18 95. with the long string st
and above 18 90. Several loads were g.iod
cnourh to command Stt durlnir, early
rounds. Tctterday's bulk It will be re
membered, sold from SS.S0 to 18.90 and the
bulk a week ago went at 88.55tfft.68,.
Receipts thus far this, week have been
rather liberal than otherwise., over 60.000
head being received, as compared with ap
proximately the same number for the
same days last week snd the corresponding
norlod of last year. Shipping demand has
been especially brisk and the local outlet
has also been broad on most days, with
the result that prtccis have advanced fully
20c ovr last week's close.
As waa. the esse yesterday, th lata mar
ket was not so-good as the early, being
at least 6e lower, with buyers not at all
anxious for the hogs, even at that decline.
Still, the market closed little better than
yesterday's late market.
. Representative sales:
Ne. s v.
... tot
80 1.4
15 17
.V Ill
Alios DO
lirunswirk Con I
Oom. Tunnel stock... 33
do bonda 18
Con. cal. A Va 170
Mora uvar Ti
(rou Sneer 144
. Offered.
laadrlllo Can.
little Chief
Mexican
fletarlo
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btendsrd
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.... 4
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Toledo Seed Market.
TOLF.OO, O.. Feb. IS. 8FErt Clover,
oaah. 8806; March, 8866; April, 87.48; Octo
ber, SH.oW, prime, not quoted; No. S, $8';
No. S. 38OOi8.0t-,; rejected, S7.8uH7.87H: N.
K. i.. S78..4J7.50. Timothy, prims, 83.00;
March, $2.00. AUlke, prime, 87.75; March,
$7.75. .
Hay Market.
OMAIfA. Feb. 18.-MAT Quiet; "cholae
Kansas. 813; No. 1. Sll: Na. 8. 818; course,
tt; packing. 87. Straw Wheat, 87: rye,
1. Alfa.fa-418. The supply of good feex
Is lit-ht, hut the supply ot. Door bay It
1 heavier than the demand
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SHEEP Activity featured thla'morning's
trade in the shctp barn and everything oil
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 18. -COTTON Fu
tures opened steady; March, 14.57c;
May,. 14.68c; June, 14.67c; July, 14.5o; Au
gust, . 14. OJCi'lS.OSc; Feptember. 13.12c bid;
October, 12.73c; November, 12.51c; Decern
her. 12.62(Q 12.55c.
Futurts closed easy. Closing bid: Feb
ruary, H.3Se; March, 14.40c; April, 14.40cj
May, 14.51o; June, 14.36c; July, 14 30c; Au
gust, 13 8So; September, lS.oKc; October,
12.62c; November. 12.45c; December, 12.45c.
Spot closed quiet; m'tldling uplands,
14 .)c; middling gulf; 16.0bc; SHles 100 hal?8.
GALVESTON, Feb. 18. COTTON Steady.
15e. ' '
NEW OLEANS. Feb. 18 COTTON
F toady, unchanged. Sales on the spot, 1,210
bales, to arrive, 100 bales; hedged cotton,
2.510 bales. Low' ordinary, 1144c, nominal;
ordinary, 12 l-16c, nominal; good ordinary,
i:-H"; stilct good ordinary, 11 l-14c; low mid
dling. 14c: strict' low middling. 14 ll-14c;
middling. 14 15-16c; strict middling, lfi'ie;
road middling, 15 -16c; ttrl t good mldd lng,
1.14c; middling fair. lft,-; mitifdling fair to
fair. 16c; fair, lHc nominal. Receipts,
1,632 bales; stock, 18!,566 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 18-COTTON-Un-changed;
middling, 15'4c. Palea, none; pe
celpls. 1 0f'7 bales; slil;inents, 1,007 bales;
stock, 43.645 bales. . . ..
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Fob, 18. M ETA LS Mar
ket for standard copper on Ihe New York
Metal exchange was dull today, with spot
and forward deliveries to the end of May
Clntlng at S12.87V.13 000. The Iondon mnr
ket was steady, with spot uuoted at 59
7s fid and rutures at tfio s B1. Ical detl-
crs quote lake copper at S13 62V(i.13.87Vi; ,
electrolytic, fl3.37r(fis.62; casting. S13.12H '
ft 13. 17. Imports of copper by steamer at !
Atlantic prris. inclining mnial and ores,
amount to 6.070 tons so far this month;
exports, 19.26S tons. Tin was ensy. wlih
spot quoted at I33.1u'u3.'l.30; February.
March. April and May. SXl-OOfi 33.20. The
London markrt was lower and closed
weak, with spot quoted at lrl 10s and
futures at 153 2s. Lead closed dull, wlih
spot quoted at 84 -SOI? 4.60, New York; $1 40
44.45. East St. Louis. The London mar
ket waa unonangad at' 13 6s. Hnelter waa
dull, spot being quoted at S:" 4D u 5 W. New
York; S"-30ii5.3i", Eat St. Iouis. The Lon
don market declined to -'i 2 Ad. Iron
was lincliangad at 61s Sd for Cleveland
warrants in London. Locally no change
was reported; No. 1 foundry, northern.
81.6tjl8.76; No. S. 818. 285$j 18.60; No. i
southern and No. 1 southern, soft, 81S.C04J
.ST. LOl'Ig, Feb. 18. METALS Lead,
dull at 4 87H- Spelter, dull at i.o.
, ' Coffee Market. ' "
NKW YORK, Feb. 18.-COFFF.K-Market
for coffee futures opened quiet at un
changed price. At first there waa prac
tically no business and in the absence of
buyers 'prices were barely steady under
foreign offerings of the late months and
soma scattering liquidation. Later, how
ever, local trad interest. ave the market
support, offerings were well absorbed and
prlvea advanced, with buyers encouraged
by the steady primary and European mar
kets, recent bullish reports concerning the
coming Braslllan crop and the talk of a
firm spot situation. Much of the business
Mas rep.rird In th f"rm of switches from
Match to later positions. The market
Oils and Roaia.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Feb. 1B.-OIL Credit bal
ances, 81,40; runs, li;7,0."l bhls.; average,
117.506 bhls.; shipments, 156,192 bbls.; aver--ge.
185,(i7r. bbls. . . 1
SAVANNAH. Oa., Feb. 18. OIL Tur
pentine, firm at 59c.
ROSIN Firm. Quote: A and R, 84 SS; .
D, H40; E, I4.46; F, S4.S7H; Q. S4.60; H,
S4 7'4: IC. 85.5; M, Sfl.SO; N. S6.50; W, S6"0;
WW, S6.7B. ' . , '
WOULD RUN SCENIC ROAD '
ALONG RIM OF GRAND CANYON
. -i
Quest Ion of Allowing private Knter-
prises la National Parks Dla
rnssed at Woahlgton.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 18. Tho prlnclptg
of opening the national parks or the 'fJnttad
Slates to. private enterprise Is involved' hi
the consideration by the house committee
on publlo landi of a bill for the construc
tion r,f a ft n . n I o fatlnav alnvie tha Hm Ap
the Grand Canyon of Arlxona.
The committee asked the secretary of
agriculture for the opinion In ' regard to.
granting permission for the construction
of the road and the representatives of the
company seeking tha right preaentod tholr
arguments in its ravor . to tne secretary,.
Mr. Wilson had already received. In re
sponse to his request, a report from tha'
forest nervlce and hns 'taken the matter'
ur.drr advisement. He probably will give
his decision to tin committee within a few
days. - 1 . , 1
OPERATES FARM TO SUPPLY ! ;
LARDERS OF ITS MEMBERS
' 1
Corporation for Co-Operatlr Balalac
of Vegetables aad Dalrr
Products la Formed.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1S.-A method Of
solving the cost of living was presented
here today In the granting of a charter to
the Consumers' Household Supply com
pany. The movement was initiated here
a few days Ago with a capital of 850.000
and the announced purpoae of purchasing
I t large farm and supplying the larders of
shareholders with many of the necessaries
of life. In the beginning the product of
supply will be vegetables, poultry and -eggs.
Eventually the company expaote to
establish a supply of dairy and cattle prod
ucts. The company will be operated on a
purdy mutual basiq, with Just' enough
profit charged to pay th expenses of
operation. If tha corporation proves satis
factory It is said that it' will bs enlarged
and take Into its soups- thousands of people.
WOULD PAY AIKEN BACK
Cos
1 ni It tee Favors
lolitrraaurrr
' ' ' Uaoer
Ret urn I
Money
Uoad.
atr Ska
Paid
WASHINOTON. Feb. H.-Favorabls ac
tion on the claim of Thomas i. Aiken,
former subtreasurer at St. Louis, for 863.600
which he hud to pay under his bond on ac
count of A shortage at that Institution
while he was in charge, was taken today
by the. house committee on claim. .
The shortage oc curred in 11477 and one of
the tellers wtut tried and tvctiuittttd of th
charge. A minority report, from th oorn
mltte will be made by Soprosonlatlvt
Hhatkleford of Missouri It Is baaed an
the contention that Aiken did not girt
proper attention, to his duties. Aiken Is
former republican national committeeman.
Every mother should know that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy Is perfectly safe.