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TTTE BrTB: OMATIA. TmTRRTMT. FEmiTATiT fl. 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wleat Openi Steady After the Break
of Day Before.
BREAKS SHARPLY UPWARD
lorn Market Rrraka Onlii l.lejnl
rfatlna Brraaw af the llimf la
TO BP at IKmi la "
low.
OMAHA. Feb. . I
The wheat market opened steady after
the Revere break of yesterday, but bearish
sonrilttnn and sentiment with reported
rain In the dry sections of the southwest
started renewed liquidation and values
raet off still lower.
The corn market followed wheat again
and wan lower. Buyera wera discouraged
and easier rash demand and clearing
weather over the belt weakened the market.
W heat broke sharply Just after the open
ing on renewed selling. News In all fa
voring the bears and profit-taking by
shorts ia all the buying support the market
I urn. Caah whtat was dull and offering
light at lc lower.
Severe liquidation owing to the slump In
wheat broke the corn market- llecelpta
are light, but the demand la Mow and new
hipping ordera are scarce. Caah corn wai
weak and" sales were reported lo lower.
Primary wheat recelpta were 46,0O0 bush
els and shipments were 231 ,0"0 buahela.
agalnat receipts last year of 741,000 head
and ahlpmenta of an.OTO buahela.
Primary com rerelpta were f.lS.OflO buahela
and ahlpmenta were 5i.4.00O buahela. egalnst
rerelpta last year of 1.017,000 buahela and
ahlpmenta of IM.UQ buahela.
Clearances were 541.OO0 buahela of corn.
40 buahela of oats and wheat and flour
equal to llS.cn buahela.
Uverpool clneed 'n'aM lower on wheat
and ttd lower on corn.
The following caah aalea were reported:
WHFAT-No. 2 hard: 1 car. fc; 1 car.
4rc. No. 1 hard: 1 car. 86V,c. No. mixed:
1 car. 8lj. No grade: 1 car. 70c.
CORN-No. 8 white: 1 ear. 3o: No 3
color: 1 car. 38'4c; No. 3 mixed: 2 cara, 38c.
OATS No. 4 white: 1 car. 28c. No. 4
yellow: 1 car, 27c.
Oniik fash Prlrra.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. SBtfWc; No 3
hard, HnViUttc; No. 4 hard. 73Bc: rejected
hard, 72V)HHc; No. 2 spring, tubule; No. 3
spring, tkViii9c.
CORN No. 2 white, SS'VafclttHa.c: No. 3
white, 38V(c; No. 4 white, 375r38'4c; No.
8 color, r.4tr,Wc; No. 2 yellow. $h,.384c;
No. 3 yellow, 87Vu3'ic: No. 4 yellow, 37(tf
No. 2, 3?Vp;Sfc'4c; No. 8. 37Hil4tc; No.
4, :i7(&r?Vtc; no grade, KtiSHVkc.
OATS No. 3 white, VsW'a-c: atandard,
2f. cj J8".c; No. 8 white, ;Vfl2x';c; No. 4
while, 27Vfr28c; No. 1 yellow, 27Vi28c; No.
4 yellow, 2HWu2io.
RARI.KY-No. 8, 73'gWV.; No. 4, (374o;
No. 1 feed, 6fia4c; rejected, Mjj!ne.
KVK No, 3, 7lS0c; No. 3, 7jT9c.
larlut Iteoelata.
Wheat. Corn.
62 648
i:
14 31
76
cleara,
shorts,
clearn,
r; clear
3117...
lower; boxed,
rlha. 3116:,,
extra
ahort
OMAHA WIIOIEIALC FRICR).
RI'TTErV-Creamery. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-ih. cartona. 27c ; No. 3.
In 30-lh. tub. 2T.c; No. 1. In Hb. cartons,
2. V-; parking stock, solid park. IV; dairy,
In 6-lb. tuba. l.Vn loc. Market change every
Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins. 1&11Hp; young Ameri
ca". 1V: daisies, 17'c; trlpleta. mc; llm
burger, 18c; No. 1 brick, 17Se; Imported
Swire. 32c; domestic Swine, 32c; block Swiss,
l'Jc.
PTJLTRY I "reeaed brollera. under I lbs.,
f. per dos.; hena, 14'V; cocka. 11c; ducka.
lie; geese, 13c; turkeys, 2fc; pigeons, per
dn , 31 20; homer squabs, per dos., 34:
fancy squabs, per dox., 13 60; No. 1, per
dox., 3.1. Alive, brollera, lc; amooth lege,
10c; hena, )0'i ; stags and old roosters,
7r; old durks, full feathered, lie; geese,
full feathered, 9'c; turkeys. 19o; guinea
fowls, &c each; pigeons, per dm., oo;
homers, per dot , 3.1; squabs, No. 1, per
dox.. 31.50; No. 2. per dox., 40c; capona, over
8 lha.. 14c; old tuikevs, 17c.
BEEF CUTH-No. 1 rlha. ltc: No. I. li'4o;
No. 3. 4c; No. 1 loin, 17c; No. 3. V.c; No.
8, 10c; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. 3. 74c; No.
3. 7c; No. 1 round, no; No. 2, 84c; No. 2,
oc; No. 1 plate, 7c; No. 2. 64c; No. 8, So.
FISH (all frozen!-Pickerel. 7c; white.
11c; pike. Ho.; trout. Ho; large crapptee,
12-fiiSc; Spanish mackerel, V.tc; eel, ISc; had
dock. 13c; floundera, l-'c; green catflah, 20o;
rne ahad, 81 each; ahe1 roe. per pair, 6.'c:
frog lega, per dox.. 60c; salmon, 11c; hali
but, 10c; herring. Sc.
FRVITS Applea: Mlmourl Jonathan,
per bbla., IE 75; Mlaaourl Hen Davla, per
bbl.. 34.75; California Helleflower, per box,
(1.65; Colorado, extra fani-y. Jonathan, per
full bu. box, 2 75; B. Twig and VV. W.
Peat-main, per full bu. box, 3-60; Waeh
InKton, extra fancy. Wlneaap, BC-113 alxe.
per bu., 82.75; l.-O-lTR alcee, per box, f$2 6t.
Banana : Fancy aolect, per bunch, K.2.V9
350; Jumbo, per bunch, II 7(1 3. 75. Cran
berrlea: Per box, 13.50; Jeraey, per bbl..
3!7S; Wlaronaln Bell and Bugle brand, per
bbl., 8J0.5O. late!: Anchor brand, new,
30 l ib. pkgs. In boxea. per box, 82 00; bulk
In 70-lb. boxea, per lb., 640. 1gs: New,
California. 12 2n. pkga.. Roc; 36 12-ox.
pkga., 32.40; 50 6-ox. pkga.. 32.00; Turklah,
7-rrown, per lb., lc; 5-crown, per lb., 14c;
4-crown, per lb., inc. Orape fruit: Florida,
46-54-64 alzea, per box. 33.75, K-5 alzea, per
box, 83 25. Lrmom: LJmoneira brand, ex
tra fancy. Soo-3ti0 alxea, per box. 34.50;
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Price. Drift Downward on Exchange
During; the Day.
COPPER PRODUCERS' FIGURES
!xanre Ce . NK. r . t per eit... W4 lie
'Omh C'lintry C1.,h a. 1JI M 1
lotiuha i t. IHT M
n.mha Wter U 1M M M
Omha at R. U. 1H4 1"!
Omaha B. Fl Jtr. U 1 '
om.ha C. n. at. Ht. f a..
'rimh B t. l . rom S 1"
llnion oHi Tm. 4
(Siratlan. Net), Water ta ln2
ibwirt Co "
lafarorakl Btateaaeat Falle e Pre
dajec Ay Very AiTene Effect o
Topper tkarn TrmallaaT tnr
I.oaaoxt Aereaat gmall.
I.oaana !ltMk Mantet.
TjONPON. Feb. American aecurltiea
opened aomewhat lower today, but quickly
rallied on covering and at noon were firm
and from unchanged to 4 higher than yea
tenlav a New York closing.
lyondon closing atock quotations:
Cnnaoli. niner
4n arrovnt ...
Amil Copper .
Ie Been
Lnnr 4t Rio u .
do rd
Erie
do lat ph)
do kJ pfd
O-rand Trunk
IIIqoII Central ..
81 l.VEK Bar,
Chicago ....
Mlnneapolla
Omaha
liuluth
Oata
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CHICAGO GRAIN A.D PROVISIONS
Kealnrea of the Trading; and Cloalag
Prlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. 8. A lower level than at
any time within the laat three montha wait
reached by wheat today. lUg atocka and no
demand weighed on the market. Buying to
choice. J0-3'i0 bIz.jb. per box, 34 On; 240
alxe, 60c per box lesa. Oranges: Camella
Red lands navals. 80-96 alxea, per box, 82.66;
126 alia, per box, 82 76; 150 alxe, per box.
82.75; 173 and amallcr lixes, 34.00; choice
navela, W-M alzea, 82 .35: 12ti size, 32.50; 150
and smaller alzea, 8..Ku2.75. Pears: Cali
fornia Winter Nellls, per box, 82 76; New
York Kelfer. per box, 32.75.
VEQETABLKS-Beans, string and wax,
per hamper. 33.6Og4,00. Beets, per bu., 75o.
Cabbage, Wlaconsln. per lb., IVic; carrots,
per bu., 75c. Celery, Michigan, per dox.
bunches, 35c; California Jumbo, per dox.
bunches, 9uc. Cucumbers, hothouae, 14 and Canadian Pacirlo
2-dox. In btx., 3-'. 25. Kggplant, fancy Flor- jt'entral Leather
Ida. per dox., 32.00. Garlic, extra fancy, .Central Leather pfd...
white, ner lb.. 15c. Lettuce, extra fancv Central of New Jeraey
leaf, per dox., 4oc. Onions, Iowa, red and fi. h
per lb., U-1,1,.,,0 0- w., new.'.',
NEW TORTf. FVh Prlrea drtfted I
downward on the atock exchange today. I Anatnda
Selling was more general and pressure A,.r"- ,?
more constant and effective than on other
recent daya on which auch a movement
has been attempted and there was talk
of an Impending readjustment of values on
a considerably lower level.
The only Important developments were
the monthly figures of the t'oppwr Pro
ducers' association and announcement of
the purchase of a large block of Atchison
convertible bonds by a syndicate repre
senting American, English and continental
banking Interests.
The figures disclosed In the statement
of the Copper IToduc-ers were anything
but favorable, but had no very adverse
effect on copper sharea. Not only did cop
per stocks Inrrease enormously during the
month of January, but consumption at
home and abroad was much below that of
any recent month.
Trading In this market for London ac
count waa of email proportions. There wi.i
considerable buying In this market by IOti
don brokers, but these purchases were be
lieved to be for New York houses.
The bond market was steady. Total
sales, par value, 83,115,000.
I'nlted States 3 s and the 4's. coupon, ad
vanced 4 and the 4's, registered, 4 on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
galea. Hlrtl. Low. Cloaa.
10 M 31 tm
17, D K4 W N-1
7X Ml M4 H
8,7110 .', 4S 4.1
200 av, (L,
ax in), 61114
110 IM, 16
! ZIH 2J4
100 it 12
liiq 4!4i 42
.UK) Hula la't
.0 1-S txatsrille A Nash. .IS!
.Ull lltlo, Kan. A Teiaa.. 7S
... 7 N T. I entrsl 117
'4 Norfolk A Western.. IK"
A I lie-Chalmers pfd
Amalgamated. Copper ....
Amerlran Axrlcqltiiral ...
beat Sus&r
tin
C. A F
Cotton Oil
H. L pfd....
Securities
Ltnaeed
LooomotlTe ....
S. A R
R- pfd
Amerirwn
American
American
American
American
Am. toe
American
American
AmertfAn
Mm. s. A
Am. Steal Poundnaa l.
Am. Sugar Rehnlng 300
Amerhan T. A T 1.7U0
American Traceo pfd Ji
Amarlcan Woolen !
Anaconda aflntng Co Soo
Atchison W.liiO
lAtohiaon pfd
lAtlantlc Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio 0O
luethlehem 8teei Ron
IBrooklrn Rapid Tr !.30
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do pfd 1- 'a Ontario A Weatrrn.
Baltimore A Ohio. . Pennarlvanln
I'anadlan Paolflc . . . .J1.'', Hand Mince
Chesapeake A Ohio.. Southern Railway
Chi. Ureal Wcatem.. J4 do pM
Chi . Mil. A t. P. l.w Southern Pacific ...
I nloa raclfle
.. An do pM
.. I', ft. Siael. ...
.. Jl7 do pfd
,. Sl4, Wabaah
.. m do pM
.. K.'t Spanish 4a ....
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steady at 2.T4,d per ounce.
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MONEY 2 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 31 per cent; for three
months' bills, 8 1-16 per cent.
Boaton C'loalnsc Marks.
nnSTON. Feb. 8. Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
yellow, per lb., 2'aC; Indiana white, per lb. -hicaio
per ciate, 91.W. j-arniey, xaiicy q w
14.800 k6
Colorado A Southern....
UonaolUiated Oat
Vrn Products
3c: Spanish,
southern, per aox. punches, ouwo. Far- OhlcapJ A N. W
snips, per bu., ibc. i'otatoes. early Ohio, 10. M. A Bt. p., ei-d4.
In sacks, per b'i 9oc; Iowa and Wisconsin, !c C. O. A St- L
white stock, per bu. 76iUS6c. Rutabaitaa. iColorado F. A I
per lb., Hc. Sweet potatoes, Kansas, per
bbl., 32.50. Tomatoes, Florida, per 6-basket
MISCEL,L,ANEOU-AlinondH, California, 'tZnrtr A IUo Oranda"!!;!
soft, shell, per lb.. In sack lots, lo less D. r, n. pfd
Uraxll nuts, pet lb., 13c; In Back lots, lc : maimers' securities
less. CocoanutB, per sack, 35.50; per dox., Hrie
80c. Filberts, ,er lb 14c; In sack lots, lc Krl Pfi
less. Hlckorynuts, large, per lb., 5c; small, 'Kri 2,1 pW
per lb.. 0c. Peanuts, roasted. 8c per lb - i",neraI. KI,Rctr'c 1
cover ahort aalea caused a rally, however. raw, V-c per 10. recans, large, per lb., 16c; .w. cini
and the clone waa a shade lower to a shade 1 m Hack lots, lc less. W'alnuta. black, 2Ho 'im",i, cenu-al .".".'.'.''
hitiher. compared with last night's figures. I )ler b.; California, lc tier lb.; In aack lots, iintcrborouxh Met.!"!!!'.!'.!..
in the end. corn showed a loss or '4c to ; jo less. Cider. .New york Mott a, i.t.7o perilnt. Mat. pfd
jt. to per pdi. itoney, new, 24 frames.
l.S'H)
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l.oio
4.XI0
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47
12SI!t
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H-bbl.
Ii.76.
'Iz-Vc, oats were off SV and hog
products down fttiTVic to 20o.
Except from purchasers seeking to off
set short sales there was no support for
wheat. The break In quotations came after
a flood of overnight stop-loss orders from
frightened outside holders. Some belated
unloading on the part of local operators
rut quite a figure, too. Even the most
patient owners were obliged also to admit
the aoaenre of any Immediate improvement
In cash demand. After midday, though,
the effect of the short covering In progress
begun to have a decided result In the way
of gradually putting the market back to
where the slump started. During the session
May fluctuated between B'.tc and SM'tiC,
with the close a shade net higher at WSiC
Corn was bearlshly affected by cables.
May varied from 48o to 4ulo and closed
steady, '4Ac down, at 491ii4!il,c. Cash
corn was weak. No. 2 yellow finished at 47
(riCc.
Oats made a new low record for the crop sfioat
ear to date. High and low figures for
May were 32 'c and JlVaaiSc, with last
sales '4!So off at 32c flat.
Packers and allied Interests kept an over
supply of provisions in evidence all day.
The outcome was a decline throughout the
entire list, pork 20c, lard 5il7'v-c to luc and
ribs 7Vc.
Trices In Chicago, furnished by the Cp
dlke Grain company, 708 Urandeis building,
Omaha. Telephone iJouglas 2473.
NEW VtlHK ;EKRAI, MARKET
Quotations
of the Day
Commodities.
on Various
NEW YORK. Feb. g.-FIH'R-Market
dull; spring patents. 35.1V(ir.35; winter
straights. 84 IOf4.20; winter patents,
84.3or4.75; spring
winter extras, No.
extras No. 2.
straights. 34.45iir4.U).
unlet; fair to good,
tancy, 34.40ti4.60.
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Articles ! Open. ( High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I I
May..:'aSI
,liily..j!f2Vuwl
S'pt.
Corn
Mav.
July.
rept.
lats--
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l'4flTt!
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May..!82fl.1J'
Jiily..'Bwi!2si
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clears. 34.004iH.35;
1. 3S.:K(T3.60; winter
t3.1in :!.:(; Kansas
Itye flour, market
34. 20i?74. 35; choice to
Buckwheat flour.
steady; 32.25 Der 100 pounds.
CUKNMEA I, Steady; fine white and yel
low, kiln dried. 32.85.
WHEAT Spot market barely steady; No.
2 red. ;c, elevator, and u7c, f. o. b..
No. 1 northern, Lhilutn, i.M", r. o.
b.. afloat; futures market declined under
aggressive bear pressure" and considerable
stop-loss selling to new low levels for the
crop today, but partly recovered In the
afternoon on export reports and damage
news from the sout.iwest. It closed un
changed to Vc net lower. May, IW 13-lc
tl.Oo; cloned at 81.00V; July, 9W(!7-16r.;
closed at I'-J-.o. Receipts, 31,200 bu. ; ship
ments. 24.9;',4 bu.
t-nuv snot marker eAsv: new No. 2.
52,c, f. o. b., afloat. Futures market as ! Soanljem Pacific .
decline; May. btV'ii 57c ; closed at hiic, lte
celpts, 140.500 bu.; ahliments. 153,765 bu.
OATS Spot market easier; standard
white, 3.1 4c; No. 2. 6c; No. 8, ST.cj No. 4.
344c. Futures market was without trans- i
International Harreater
Int. Marina ptd
International r-aper
Inlernatkinal Pump 4. W0 4
loss central 1"0 l
Kanaaa Cut Southern 3" '4
K. C. 80. pfd 1"0 '4
Laclede Gaa 1HV
LouiaTill & NaaliTille 1.1'" H'
Minn. A 6. Loula 2l
M St. P. A i. 8. M 13W
M , K. A T 1.7'HI MS
M . K. A T. pfd t" '
Mlaaourl Paclflo 4.400 So1
National Blacult 1"0 12'
National Lead 0 i
N. H R. of M. id ptd.. . MO)
N.w York Central l.Tm 11S
N. V.. O. A W
Norfolk ac Western 1.4tx 107!
North American 400 71'
Northern Pacltlc S,40 l""'s
PacUlo Mall
PennaylvHiil ''"li
Peotila'a Oaa "0 10r
P.. C C. A St. L
Hlltaburs Coal
Prcaaed Bteel Cjir 40 3
Pullman Palace Or
Hallway Steel Sprim 3;H
Keadlns 133, 00 141 Va
Kepubllc Bteel w
lUpubllc Steel pfd. J J J4
Kock Island Co 3,0 V
Rock Island Co. pld )
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St. Loula 9. W SO 3J
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Cash quotattons were as follows:
actions, closing 14c net lower; May closed
at 37c; July, 3c. Receipts, 73,200 bu.; ship
ments none.
HAY (juiet; prime, $1,124. nominal;
80 41 S5c.
HOPS Firm, state common to choice,
1910. 25ihv2c; 1909, 18$ 21c; Pacific
ma!. Ililo. 204i22c: 1909, 14GP17c.
H I11CS Hull; Central American. 204c;
Bogota. 22c.
l.r. l HEU-Steady; hemlock firsts. 234
&264c; secoiKls, 2ll23c; thirds, 19W
20c; rejects, 6il7c.
I'Uov ISIONS Pork, steailv: mess,
$22. 50i23.n0; family. $22.0123.00; short
1 o ar. 8 1 9.50 y J2. 00. l.eef, aieaily; mess,
8l4.t:04 14 5l: family. 16. 50 17.00; beef
i hams. 325 .Kyii 27.50. Cut meats, dull;
pickled bellies, 10 to 14 poiiihIs, 2 4
14 4c, pickled hama. l.'4'o 12:v,c. I.ard,
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1'2
7H
74
1131,
4:i
loi'i
714
127W
2X
'li7T4
lti4
4
31
160
a74
loS
344
ftg
33
43".
4:4
31 '
674
56
117,
284
Ko4
374
!4
24
:.i
174
M',
et
4(H
RH
119'.
4.'''
M,
14
37
f-4
70
744
&
178
Allouea
Amal. CVipper ..
A. Z. L. A 9.
Artrma Oom, ..
Atlantic
B A C. C. A 8
Hutte Coalition
Cal. A Artaona.
Cal. Hecla...
Centennial
Copper Rans 7. C.
K.n Ilutta C. M....
Franklin
tltroui ltn
O ran by Con
Oreene Cananes ....
lule Borale iVajper.
Kerr I a ha
Lake Copper
I falle Copper
Miami Copper
Aakrd. Bid.
... 4 Mohawk 44
... 46H NeTada Con 194
... 4', Nlptrallia Mines .... ln7a
... 16 North Butte 29',
... 4', North l.Alie 6',
M. 12 Old Dominion 40
... 184 Oaceola I'M
... M Parroit 8. A C j2',
...416 Quince 61
... 12 shannon UV,
C. . 47U Fuperlor 37
... 13S Superior AB M 44
... 4 8upeHor A P. C 14
... 4a Tamarack 44
... 45 U. 8. 8. R. A M... 34
... i do pfd 4Si
l' Vtah n 12
7 Ctsh Copper Oo 4r.4
34 Winona
4'4 Wolverine 120
30 14
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Best Beef Steer Stronger, Othen Are
About Steady.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
Sheet) anal Iambi la Good PemaaA
and Fairly Active ellera at
Frlrea Generally Steads
with Taeaday.
rterelpts irere: Cattle.
Official Mondav 8.511
Official Tuesday 4.417
Kf-tlmate ednesday . .. . 4.8')
Three days this week..l2.72S
Same days last week. .. .19.114
Same daya 2 weeks aaro. .19 042
Same days 3 weeks aico..14.9u7
Satlie days 4 weeks aaTo..I7.6i
Same dava last vear 8.611
The fnllowina: table ahows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with last
year:
year. jni pin. Inc. Pee.
Caltle 122.020 106.4 15,532 .....
Hons 22S.102 329.VW i.lt"
Sheep 19S,7 157.4V7 41.318
The following table showa trie average
prices on hogs at South Omaha for ths last
several days, with comparisons:
Hne;a Fheep
t 790 8. 73
10. S 8.1-2
11.000 11.500
4.44 23.370
jv.oTS 30.075
23,675 24.701
17 :t 80. 7M
25 K03 29.645
7 4W 14.5S4
Pates. I 1911. 1910.1909. 11908. 11907. 11906. U.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5' b.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
80..
31..
1...
2..
8..
4..
5...
7 5441
7 464,
7 28
7 754!
7 tv
7 8941
I 8 32
B...I 7 4S"i
7... 7 424 8 51
8... 7 3041 8 47
11
12
S 80) I 82
8 a
8 30
3 03
6 91
8 29) 04
6 14
( 13
0
721 S 3 4 C$
851 8 44 4 63
88 t 411 4 69
( 811 ( 4H 4 70
I 6 53) 4 70
I 93! 4 74
Ml S 53
4 22 91 6 Mi 4 S3
. ..11 E.TI A 7 A
t lt t l O O' 1 "
4 20 87 6 69 4 64
4 131
4 17
4 10
a
4 18
4 17
4 26i
Near York Cart) Market.
The following; quotations are furnished
by Ixigan & Uryan. members New Vork
Stock exchange, 315 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
Br State Oaa St Greene Cananea
Boaton Cora 4 Inspiration
Bulla Coalition ...
4'actus
Cliino
Chief Cons
Fraction
Davta-Daly
Kerr Lake
OJIbway
Ely Central
Ely Cona
Ely witch
Franklin . '..
Jiroui
Belmont
(ioldfteld Florence .
Uoldflald lialay
19 Larose
19wj Nev. Cona
21Nwhouaa
I1, Nevada Utah
13V, Ohio Copper
Vi Has hlila Coalition
7Vkhar Ctntal
7 Swift Pag. Co
V, Seara-Roatiuck Co.,
38 Silver Pick
. 4
. (
.. 4-J,
. 15'.
14
1 1 18
. l;a
. .44
. li
.1014
.l14
74 Superior A Plttaburf If.
Tononah Mlntnc
4 Trinity ITopier ..
t I'nlted Copper ..
1. North Laka
8 Bohemia
Bank Ocarinas.
OMAHA, Feb. 8. Bank clearings
todav were 32,346. 2S0.93 and for the
sponding date last year 32.357,986.18.
4
t -a
12',
4
4
for
corre-
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. COFFEE Futures
opened steady at a decline of 11 to 13 points
under renewed liquidation and bearish pres
sure, which was encouraged by reports of
lower firm offers from llrazll and appre
hension of a continued weakening riiioiik
primary holders. Later cables from Europe
were easier, and while bullish private ad
vices were recolved from Hrazil the local
market became very weak during the after
noon, due to continued bear pressure, ac
tive liquidation and stop loss orders which
were uncovered as the market entered new
ground for the movement. The close was
barely steady, at a net decline of from 32
to 37 points. Sales, 108,250 bags; February,
9.92c; March, 9.96c; April, 9.97c; May, 9.99c;
June, 9.98c; July, 9.97c; August, 9.89c; Sep
tember, 9.79c; October. 9.67c; November,
9ti2c; December, 9 59c,; January, 9.57c.
Havre closed at a net decline of 1 to 14f.
Hamburg was to 1 pfg. lower. Rio, 150
rels lower at 7 f.Tii); Santos. 250 rels lower,
4s 8 3C0; 7s 3450. Receipts at the two
Brazilian ports. 14.000 bags. Jundlahy re
celpta, 6,400 bags, comparing with a holiday
last year. Fine weather jvas reported In
all sections of Sao Poulo. A private cable
from Santos reported no change In crop
prospects, estimating the present crop at
8.000,000 bags, the next crop at 10,000.000 bags,
and stated that stocks In the interior were
almost exhausted. Spot coffee, weak; Rio,
No. 7. 124c; Santos. No. 4. 124c; mild cof
fee, nominal; Cordova, II) Vt; 154c,
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omahs,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.,
yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H r s.
St low fiptures Really good butcher's sold
around 87 30. while bet baion animals. In
full load lots, topped at 87 40 A portion of
a load made an entreine high prh-e of IT 45
Shippers and speculators were Indifferent
buyera and Inqulrv from these quarters
waa of little consequence In effecting a
clearance. Provision trade Is still a sec
ondary factor In determining hog values,
of course, as It la generally admitted that
the rouse of the market at present hinges
upon the volume of dally recelpta.
No. At. h. Pr. N- A. V Pr.
I.'l ' t 00 1 S 40 t 10
0 i 170 1 ll J 14K ... 7 0
M JM 10 7 II 8I :t ... 7 S
114 . . 1 it n 344 ... T so
:t ;'. 140 7 fl t M ... 7 S'l
M X1S ... 7 M I :-.- ... 7 JO
IJ ... 7 JO fi J74 ... 7 ?4
4 ITS ... 7 ti 68 144 ... I J.'
47 IM 140 7 J 71 ; ... 7 S!'a
7 21 ... 7 7 :.17 ... 7
4 t4 ... 7 a ti s: ... 7 ss
o n ... t rs 77 sit ... 7 .v.
7S 14 M 1 IS 7S M ... 7 S
:s tl ... tit M 211 ... Ill
4S X ... 7 J 1 114 ... 7 35
40 J") l 7 2.. 47 ... I ji
M 370 M I M an 177 ... 7 .15
hO 170 10 7 is 4 1 ... 7 .ti
SS ... 7 .VI "1 17J ... 7 Si
n 1.10 ... 7 11 4 2'4 ... 7 J.-,
I : ... 7 n 7 ;is 4 7 js
tn 2S2 ... 7 0 41 JS4 ... 7 3S
47 f.7 ... 7 0 44 m ... 7 Si
in M7 ... 7 W 77 21", ... 7 55
S2 JS ... 7 SO 44 7 ... 7
47 IA4 40 7 SO 74 !i4 ... 7 U
Hi .840 ... 7 30 4 :'2l ... 7 S.i
44 2S ... 7 S tl ... lit
. ISO ... 71 0 ' ... 7 SA
7fc fib ... 7 !' 71 714 ... 7 374,
70 74 ... 7 SO M JS2 ... 7 J7i,
47 237 ... 7 SO 71 115 ... 7 J7V,
44 2)4 40 7 30 71 236 90 7 37',
M 238 40 7 n H 2"! ... 7 171,
40 2SJ ... 7 SO 71 2IJ ... 7 40
2 2l ... 7 SO 74 140 .... 7 40
20 2SJ ... 7 311 4 :4 ... 7 40
4.1 US ... 7 SO "4 213 ... 7 4I
70 S44 ... 7 SO 14 818 ... 1 40
41 244 ... 7 30
C. M. & St. P 6 8
Wabash 1 3
Missouri Pacific 2 4 2
Union Pacific 44 3 15 2
C. oi N. W., east lo 3 2 .,
C. & N. W., west 35 48 8 2
C, St. P.. M. at O... M 1 8 1
C, B. & Q , east K 5
C. H. & g.. west ... 36 27 12 4
C, R. 1. & P., east... 9 7 6
V., R. 1. P., west 1 .. 1
Illinois Central 8 5.. 1
Chicago O. W 3 9 ..
Total receipts 19i 172 69 11
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co T;(l
Swift and Company 5H5
Cudahy Packing Co 1,226
Armour & Co 626
Murphy
Sinclair 2
Benton, Vansant tk Lush. 27
Stephens Bros 92
Hill Ac Son 278
F. B. Lewis Hi
Huston & Co i 17
J. B. Root & Co 141
J. H. Bulla 7
L. F. HuhZ 40
L. Wolf 0
McCreary tk Carey 42
8. Weitheimer 04
H. F. Hamilton 25
Sullivan Bros 18
Lehmer Bros 5
Lee Rothschild 125
Smith & Polsley 4L
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co 4
McConnaghey 42
Cline c Christy 71
Other buyers 631 '
!.t29
2.497
3.721
8.791
153
l.tlii'J
1.876
4.042
1,747
1,336
FI.Ol'R-Easx; winter patents, 4 2OU4.70; ! '""V: niiddle west prlnie, 89.8.-149.90; refined,
M . 1.. ...nn.lnAn. aiOII' .....l. A mar AS Si 1 lift.
winter straights. Ii whi.; uprlng straights.
H ao'nt.iO; bakers. 8a.4taS.JO.
H K-No. 2. 81c.
P. A HI. K V i-'eeu or mixing. 6W70c; fair
lo choice malting, WtSc.
Sr. EI is-r lax. io. 1 southw estern, 3-' 5 .4
asy; continent. 810 40; South America, 411.00;
compound. 38.iKk-uX.25. .
TAL1XJW Quiet; prime city, hhds., 7"tc;
country, 7 'ft 7 '2c
I'.i TTF.K Firm: creamery specials, 284
ili'c; extras, 2Tw274c; fusts, 22f(i'24c; state
NVE4IIIFH IN THE 4.HAIN BKl.T
No. l northwestern. 2.0A,; tlmothv. 88.50W ! tiatry, lincst, 2bc; factory, current make,
10 50: clover. 3M.76. Ki4c.
PROVISION! Aless pork, per bbl.. 821(A)! I'll EES E Firm to steady; state whole
621.25; laid, per I0v lbs., 'J 52va; ahort ribs, j milk, winter make, best, HtU2c; aktms,
Idea iloosel, 9 5o.i 10.00; short c.ear sides t 21 1 Hie.
iboxedi, 310.1241110 25 I KUiiS Easy; fresh gathered, selected ex-
Total clearances of w heat and flour were j 1 1 a i. 2:o21c; fieKh gathered, firsts. 21w
equsl to 116. 000 bu. I in nary receipts werei21v-.c: fresh natliered. seconds, iai-iij204c;
w.i0 bu., compared with 741.000 bu. the , trcsh gathered, dirties. No. I. 18c; fresh
. orrespondlnK day a year uo. Estimated j -ai lien il. dlrlies, No. 2, I54jl7c; refrlger
receliits for loniurrow: N heat. 9 cars; corn. atr, firsts. 16c ankcd; western gathered,
U5 cars; oats. cars; hog.s. 2.tM head. wnltc, 27y0c.
Chicago faMh 1'rlcea v nt at : No. 2 red.
CViiw4o, No. J red. ;'i.Mc, No. 2 hard.
l;iyJ5c; No. 3 hard. 9tOj.i9bc; No. 1 north
ern spring. 8lo"1.04; No. 2 norihern
spring. !tc(i $1.02; No. 3 apring. 9.'cill.oi.
Coin: No. 2 cash. 4ii'u47r; No. 3 cash,
44.i44t3c; No. 2 white, 44u47c; No. 3 white.
4t'i444c; No. 2 yellow, 47(u4;4c; No. 3
xellow. 44''fil4c. uats: No. 2 cash, ;il'4c;
No. 3 white, 314ui-'c; No. 3 white,
:'4'(i3i4c; No. 4 while, .104'ti Jlc; standard,
Sl',.,(514c
HI 'I TER Steady; creameries, 17i)26c;
dairies. 16fu22c.
Eti 18 v tuk ; receipts. 7.278 cases; at
niark. cases Included, lfjc; fiisls. 20c;
prime ftists, 21c.
CHEESE I nsettled; daslcs. l.Vi.ir.c;
twins. UP-jc; oung Ameiicus. H
I'Uia oitnia. i!-in
So. Kllay pm
Tanncaeaa CVtpper .....
Taxu Pacific
T , St. L. A W
T.. 4. U A W. pfd...
I nlon Pacific
Pnion Pacltlc pfd
t nltad States Realty..
I nlted Stale Hubber.
United State Steal..
I,. S. Steal pfd
t'lah Copper
Y.-:rollii Chemical
Wab4ub
Wabaab ptd
Western Maryland ....
Weatlnshoua Electric
Western fnlon
wheelini A L. 10
Lelillh Valley
Total aalee for the day.
Nfi Vork Money Market.
NEW YORK". Feb. 8. MON EY On call,
steady, at 2'24 per cent; ruling rate. 2-
per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered
at 2 per cent. Time loans, firm; sixty
days, 3 per cent; ninety days, 34 per cent;
six months, 34 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4a44
per cent.
STEHL1NO EXCI IANGE Heavy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34.&SJ5
(b4.M50 for sixty-day bills and at 34.w15
for demand: commercial billa. 34.824(6 4. 83.
SILV ER Bar. 51c: Mexican dollars. 45c.
BONDS Government, strong; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
.1004 Int M. M. 4',i...
MM. 'Japan 4
. !"-' do 4',a
I"J4 K. C. I?... l.t v.,
.114 1.. g deh. 4. ism
.114 U A N. unl. 4a
. ! M K. A T. lt 4a
-lOi' .. do sail 4....
!"' Mo. Pacific 4a
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-METALS-Standard
copper, weak; spot. February, March,
April and May, 3ll.75(i(12.00. London mar
ket, steady; spot, 54 10s; futures, 56 6s.
Arrivals reported In New York today, 170
tons. Custom house returns show exports
of 6,029 tons so far this month. Lake cop
per. 312.6244fl2.S74: electrolytic. 812.374'?
12.62; casting. $12.oor,il2.35. Tin, weak;
spot. 339.754i40.20; February, 3.'l9.75va0.15;
March, 339. 60040.00; April and May. 8U9.3744
39 874. Ixindon market. steadv; spot,
181 15s: futures. 181 10s. Lead, dull; 4.4((f
4.50, New York; 34. 254.30. East St. Iouis.
London spot, 13 2s 6l. Spelter, dull; 85.40
4(6.50. New York; 35.30fu6.374. East St.
Louis. Ixindon spot. J 7s 6d. Iron, Cleve
land warrants, 49s In London. I .orally Iron
was quiet. No. 1 foundry northern, ti.2Uf
16.26; No. 2, $14.7541 15.75; No. 1 southern and
No. 1 southern soft, 15.2S'g'15.75. ,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. COTTON Spot
closed iqtilet 5 points lower; middling up
lands, 14.40c: middling gulf. 14.K5c: no sales.
ST. 1JI'IS. Feb. 8 COTTON Lower;
middling. 15c; sales, none; receipts, 5.352
bales; shipments, 4,567 bales; stocks, 22,746
bales.
New York cotton market, as furnished
by Logan & Bryan, members of the New
York Cotton exchange, 315 South Elxteenth
street:
Month. I Open. I Hlgh. Ixiw. Close. Yes'y.
rf .
t). 8. raf. U.
do coupon
V. 8. S. reg
do coupon
I'. S. 4a. ret
ilo coupon
Allia-Cliar-lat la..
Am. Ag. 5a
Am. T. A T.
I unrr 'leiiiperat ores tienrrally W est
of Miaalaalppl River.
OMAHA. Feb. 8. 1911.
The western area of high pressure noted
nuiMiig in over toe Pacific slope Tuesday
nooning ha-s extended east w aril across the
Hocky mountains, the plains states and
central valleys to the Mississippi river.
Coldi r weuthcr accompanied the eastward
movement of the high pressure, and tem
peratures are low er e. r where west of
Hie elver. The crest of the area of hlgu
pressure still remains over the Pacifiu 1
slope, and with the general condition of I
V' V 1 1 . . c;nr weather that prevails throughout the
P01 Alol-.a-Mi in. choice to fancy. Mf . , he outlook is favorable lor continued
3 N H. H.
IU4M; N. Y. O.
4',a.. W( do deb
N. Y.. N.
l'4 cy. tin .
Il'' N. A W.
Am. Tobacco 4a
do 4a
Armour A Co.
Au-hiaon sn. 4a
do CY. 4a
do cv. 6
A. C. L. lt 4s...
Hal. A Ohio 4a....
40 2,a
do 8. W. 4,a...
Proolc. Tr. cy. 4a.
t an. of ua. 5s
4 en. Leather 4a. ..
C. of N. J. s. 5a
Cliea. A Ohio 4S,a....l"l', do gen
do cv. 4', !"" SI I. H
of
. . do n. 4
. '.i No. Paclflo 4,
..93 do 3a
.. '4 O. R. L. rf.lg 4. .
. . "4 Penn cy. S',a till.
. .104, oi mn. 4a
. . SI4 Reading gen 4. ...
..12.' 8. U A 8 T. fg.
am
W e. 4
411
SKL,
44,
74
93 '4
,4
74
M',
77 K,
M 4a Ti
K 3 ',.... HaL,
4 n
II A 11.
134 i
tat c. 4a. . Vi
..IK',
. .UHO,
. . 7l'4
... 93 ,
... M
. ,1'4
... 7,
4a l'
... 7H
Mch.
Mav
July
Aug.
Oct.
14 26
14 41 -14
44
14 19
13 31
I 14 .12
1 14 47
I 14 50
I 14 25
I 13 34
14 11 14 77 1 4 27
14 25 1 4 32 14 43
14 ISO 14 lit? 14 46
14 05 14 OK 14 18
13 16 13 18 13 32
Totals 5.092 13.674 10.061
CATTLE There was a fair run of cattle
for a Wednesday, but not enough to make
up for the deficiency earlier In the week,
so that the total fur the three days amounts
to only 12,100 head as against 19,100 head for
the same days lust week. Still the receipts
are larger than for the corresponding days
a year ago by 4,300 head.
The quality of the beef steers on sale
this morning was very much better than it
has been lor a long time back, that Is,
there were more good fleshy cattle. At
the same time there waa a large sprinkling
of the common and interior grades. The
demand for the better grades was quite
good and , the market opened a little
stronger on cattle of that description. Thus
there were quite a number of loads good
enough to bring 36.0o(o0.30. Some of the
packers were very Ugh: buyers and the
demand was none too lutge for the general
run of stock so that the common to me
dium killers were sold at no more than
steady prices right from the outset.
Cows and hellers commanded about the
same prices as yesterday, the better grades
being firm. The market was not especially
active, but still the bulk of the receipts
changed hands in fair season.
Feeders sold at good, strong prices the
same as they have every day of late. The
demand was sufficiently urgent to clean
up most of the offerings In lair season.
Quotations on cattle: Uood to choice
beef steers, 35.90316.40; fair to good beef
steers, $5.60fyb.90; common to fair beef
steers. $4. 16I16.6O; good to choice vows and
heifers, S4.5oiu6.50; fair to good cows and
heifers, 34.25'g4.50; common to fair cows and
heifers, :i.2.Vn 4.25; good to choice stockers
and feeders. J4.7.V6..0; common to fair
stockers and feeders, 34.00g4 76; stock heif
ers, $,).'i5'u4.50; veal calves, 84.004 8.25; bulls,
stags, etc.. 33.75ti6.0O.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
SHEEP Conditions surrounding the
sheep and lamb trade warranted a cheaper
scale of prices this morning, but the actual
market was agreeably surprising, bulk of
early business averaging steady. Demand
for the better grades of stock was reason
ably active from the opening, but sheep
met with favorable discrimination as a
rule and sold more readily than lamb offer
ings.
Total supply was relatively large and bulk
consisted of fed western animals still in the
fleece. Some of the stuff waa late in ar
riving, however, and delay because of this
fact, made final clearance rather difficult.
Wethers were scarce, as on most days
lately, but good ones were wanted around
84.16. Ewes sold as high as 34.00, but the
trade was weak in spots and Inferior kinds
proved slow. Yearlings, bought to arrive,
went at J4.85.
Lambs showed little change, general
feeling being bearish, with prices steady to
possibly a shade lower. Choice animals
brought as much as 36.10, with a heavier
article at 35.85. Anything at all respectable
moved above 35.50, feeders paying almost
aa much as packers for the few strings
suitable for second finish.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Oood to
choice lambs, I5.85ii6.10; fair to good lambs,
s35.0OSi5.8S; handyweight yearlings. 34.854JI
f 00; heavy yearlings. 4.j4.85; good to
choice wethers. 83.904.16; fair to good
wethers, $I-.653.90; good to choice ewes,
I3.75fc4.00; fair to good ewes, $3.503.76;
sheep, culls to feeders. 82.OOU3.60.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Price.
BATTLE OR RACE AT JUAREZ?
One Side Afraid nd Other 'Dimen'J
No One Hurt in "Exhibition.
DISPATCH TELLS FEW THINGS
"9rTf" InaorertM Are Mlek front
. Katlna Tim Mark (lest Meal
Oroaeo la llaakerlac for
Heal Meal.
60 western ewes 110 4 15
17 western ewes 145 8.60
133 western ewes 115 4 00
99 western ewes 104 8 85
106 western laml.e. feeders 46 4 50
424 western yearlings 98 4 75
32 western wethers 107 4 25
151 western ewes 110 3 75
168 western ewes Ill 3 75
654 western lambs 80 fl 00
163 western lambs 77 6 00
201 western ewes 117 4 10
439 western ewes 102 4 10
610 western shorn lambs 72 6 25
202 western vearllngs 97 6 00
11 western lambs 69 4 75
92 western lumbs 80 5 66
461 western yearlings 89 4 75
668 western ewes 91 8 60
7 western yearlings 71 4 75
6 western lambs 51 6 50
85 western lambs 79 6 66
244 western ewee 91 4 10
240 western ewea 112 4 00
611 western lambs Is2 6 25
270 western ewes 118 4 10
337 western ewes 118 4 10
294 western lambs 75 6 86
710 western laml s, feeders 61 5 66
70 western lambs, feeders 61 6 65
340 western lambs 95 6 70
254 western lambs 61 6 50
256 western lambs 82 6 10
F.vaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
N17W YORK. Feb. S.-EVAPORATEII
A PPI.ES Inactive, with prlcea steady on
the spot: fancy, 124fa Mc: choice. II10 U4o;
prime lOV'Oc: cold storage, 84'1l"c.
DRIED FRl'ITS Prunes, firm, but the
demand Is small and trading Inactive: 64
i!14e for California up to 30-4es. and 94
1rll4c for Oregons from XO-.TOs. Apricots,
quiet., but steady, with small offerings;
choice, 13c: extra choice, 13441 134c: fancy,
134'(il4c. Peaches, firm, but In small de
mand: choice. 7',i7ic: extra choice. Mi
84c; fancy. 84C(i!'4c. Raisins, firm, with
a unlet trade; loose Muscatels. 6'4i!4c;
choice to fancy seeded. 64o7tc; seedleHS,
4Vi'6c; London layers, $1.4i'!i 1.4u.
Chicago A A. 3'ta.. 71 ', ,1o l,t gnld 4.
L B A q. i. 4a M a A. U a1. 4...
do gen- 4a 47S . I'a. Ific col.
M. A S. r. d. 4a '., do cv. 4
4a.
4M-; fair to g'Mxt,
I'Ol l.TKY- M ady ; tin keys, dressed. 21c;
clilcUens, live, U-ic; springs. lie, 134c.
E.l Stead ; 50 to 60 lha.. 8 lC; oo to
85 lbs.. 10-t.c: 65 to 110 lbs.. Il'jc.
Car It Receipts Today : u heal. 52
caia. corn. 646 cars; oats. -.1620 cars. Es
timated Tomorrow: Wheat-, 9 cars; corn,
20u cars; oats, 131' cars.
s. Inili t.raeral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. -WH EAT-ll gber,
Mac. W.'-.-c; July, 914c. Cash: Steady;
truck. No. ! rid. Jk-; No. 2 hard. ?'-.rn:-o.
uRN Futures lower; May, 4v4e; Jul v.
No. 2. 44.c;
4'Pkc. Caah: Eier; track
No. 3 white. tiV't ii.V'.
iTS Futures lower: May, rtc. I'ish:
I-.wer, track. No. I. :l4c; No. 2 wince
32c.
It Y K I'nchangvit at Mc.
I'l .Ol'R-WuUt I red winter patents. 8I..'4.
i5 00; extra fancv and strslislit, 4.uo.4 40;
bard winter clesr. 41 :4'tilt 70. r
SKEI Tiinothv. $.'..'JiiS..'-0. ,
itiliSMKAIUW
HK.VN Stad ; sacked, east track, II. I
Ji MO
MAV Dull; timothy. $l3.0vh p. 09; prairie, !
til l.i 15 CO I
POCLTKV Fii ni: chickens. I V: rprings '
lr-c; turkeys, IHc; ducks. IV: gcee. ac.
IH'TTER Steady: creamery. l'.ii .No.
i:ilU8-lr at 19c
fair in this vicinity tonignt anil I liursday, I
wlih no Important change in temperature.
Inset I led v. eat In I- onluiuea general east I
ui ilic Mississippi river, raiua and snows I
me falling m the lower lake region and
Ohio valley and lams are scattered'
throughout llie southern slates. There has I
l.i i n a sltkht but general rise In tempera- I
lure tiPt of the Mississippi river since the
plecrtling leyon.
Minimum temperature and precipitation
compared Willi the last three years:
19U. I'Jl'l. 1909. 1'JOS
lowest last night 20 21 28 26
I-re initHlion "' ! .4 .w.
Normal temperature lor today. j- degrees.
lulicieiicy In piccipitatiun since March 1,
1HU. 4. 61 inches.
Excess col ii oponuing p riou in l'.'iu, 4 89
inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909,
;.!! Inches. L. -V- WEl,ilI.
leu-al Furrcaaler.
C. R l. A P. c 4a
do rfg. 4a
Colo. Ind 5a
Colo. MlJ. 4
I'. A . r. A e 4',a.
I) A H. y. 4a
IV A R. ti 4a
do rpf. Oa
Plfctillara' 5a
i:n a 1 4a
do gen- 4e
do cv. 4a. aer. A . .
,lo aerlea H
lien. Klac. cv. h . .
Ill On. lat ref. 4a..
lot Mat. 44
Bid
74', ctn lat ref. 4a
tS Ko. Railway 5a
7s do gn. 4h
47 4 4'nlnn Pacific 4a. . .
4 do cv. 4a
ts-W do 1l A ref 4a .
IS C. S. Huhlr 6.....
'1 14 I 8 Sleal 2d !m .
7"' Va -l ar. 'hem. i
', Wahaali U; km
74 a Im i h n 4a .
7Vi WVtem Md. 4a. ..
71 t. Kle. cy tm.
I4S', ewia Ccolral 4...
Mo. Pec cv 6, ...
7
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Dry t.ood Market.
NEW YORIC. Feb. 8. DRY OOODS
I Trade on primed goods continues steady
I and the large printers have now hooked
I heavy order for spring delivery. There Is
a good demand In the markets for printed
foulards and Jobbers and cutters have be
gun buying skein dyed back salins for fall.
Cotton goods are unlet. Varus are ,ij
I'nderwear and hosiery are In quiet de
mand, more particularly on the low grade
fabrics.
.IT,
.lol'j
.'4
'Turpentine and Itoslna.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 8 Tt'RPENTIN E
Finn nt si'.V-. .Snles. he. Mils.: rec.-liits. 141
bbla.: shipments, Mi2 hi. Is. ; stocks. 3.927 I.Ms.
H44 Ri iSI N Firm. Sales, l.,I?1 hbls ; rec eipts.
i-'-S 1.074 hbls.; shipments 4 1.k bMs.; stocks.
' .W.rilS bhls. ' Quotations: H I . E. 87.0"(i7.it5
1 F. $7 02417.05; $7 .oft: II. $7.in7.1; I, 17 15;
: k. 87..74; m. .!.; n. ..9o; ti, $.: w v.
$8.05.
Flour, bhls
'.Vheat. bu
Corn, bu
Dais bu
PROVISIONS Pork
$: Ii d lower,
SO. Drv salt meats,
shorts, 1 10 4.4; ttcar
Shi.lient
14 I'kl
77 ?'
96 :..
I kllatlrlphla I'roilure Market.
PHII.ADEI.PH1 A. Feb. S.-IU'TTER-
Fii in: extra weniern creamery, 29-; extra
Iieal'bv prints, 3ta-. I
EiiiiS--Fii hi: Pennsv Ivania and other
ntarby lusts, fiee cases. 2U- at mark;;
Pennsylvania and other nearby current re-,' "
. it,ta free mnvt. 2.U- st mark: western. 'ng
fusts, free ca.ea el ii'si k; western cur
rent leccipta. free caea. 2.1e at mark.
C il KhE - Steadv' ; New York full '-reams,
fancy tepteinl.er. 14'y ; fall lo goisl. lJiulU:.
New 1 orl. 9'Inlns; gtneka.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. Closing quotations
on the Mining exchange:
All.e I". Little Chief
Coin. Tunnel stuck.. l Menlcan
do bouue ! imtario ......
Vl luo tlphlr
X Mjndar. .
144 Ycllua Jackal
, lu
1mi. tal. A
I Horn Silver ..
j 'lion Silver ..
I ,eedvt!le Cca
eoHared.
l.M-al eurltlea.
(juolatlons furnished by Horns
441 .xew viiiiaoa rvai.ociai i
ll'clnla Shii.iupi.iu I
5
;ji em
',?'' 96I4H.. Ilalalk t.ralu
lUV
. unohangid: Jnhoing! i Dl'Ll'Tll. I ' l.
p. iu.e Heain. f.. ei I north, i ll 81 W: N" 3
lower: t"ed. extral May. 3102: July. 4101.
ribs. $10-3.4; Short. UAT b-3tu 30-
lil.aio Ra.laav
i ity Nai Bit nk
'..luniou. aco.,
I'u.tal.l Packing
Market.
-WIIEAT-nort
hi t n.
No 1
l,'y fif ;
11.27
Hldg 4a. Imialia
H L a. I4C4
i o. 5. 11-24
hai.g Nal- tialik llinalia ...
i ilv ot 'on '"'
f,rni"lt creamer, li g 4 par cant
l.armati Klr ina , Omaha.. ...
Hi.ka F Piere lln ''H." ' t .
Ho.all. Neb.. .h..l U...
i ... Co . ioea. 4 V cent earranu.
lavas ana rvia
i
IM
1 ,M
K'i
l'rt
I 33
R.-iiiker A
ink Imlld-
Hi I Alt,l ,
4.', V.
M
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H
lev
7 M
', Lo
l'H) K.24
. ... lol
'-, !.
M M
I licrpool drain tiarkpl.
LIVFRI'otlL. Feb 8 -WHEAT Spot.
dull: No. - reu vesi-rii, no siock; rutures,
ateailv: March, 7s ',d.
CORN'-Spot, steady; Aineiican mixed,
new. 4s 3d; Anieil.an mixed, old. r.s 2d
futures, steady; February, nominal; March,
its 3-u; .
SiiKHr Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. - SI t !A R -Raw.
firm: Muscovaila K test. 2 .'; centrifugal,
'16 test. 5.4k". nujiuss'-H sugar, .J trst, 2..c;
J l f.lied. tea'J
t
I Oiaalia llae Market.
j o.MAHA Feh 8 HAY- 'u. 1 i0fi: No.
2 $9 t); (ncklng, $: alfalfa. tl2'. Straw:
i Wheal, I5..0; r'. e, $6 50; oals. 37.00.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ay. Pr.
4 14.' 4 6 4) 14 101 t 44
4 kl 17 1770 4 15
1 5 4 60 1110 4 00
t l'XIl 6 40 II 1127 4 ()
171 6 4a 40 1111 4 00
4 .S8 6 40 It Ii0 4 f
M 102 6 7l 11 lilS 4 04
14 1 6 70 45 1233 4 M
t f0 I 76 II 1440 4 04
J 13I 4 75 II lil I 15
i: .6 t 10 1 1244 I 20
) ir'2 I IKI 14 15:0 4 25
21t 1016 b IS II 13u 4 SO
Ji L'4 i t
COWS.
4 107 35 t It"! 4 6S
2 445 3 if) 10 1030 4 70
g HW8 85 10 I04j 4 74
2 KM I SO 24 10H8 4 76
2 M 3 0 12 17 4 at)
4 11W) 4 00 6 lo0 4 M
i f-4 4 10 4 485 4 14
4 1017 4 :5 12 1124 4 45
4 Do.' 4 i') 6 1114 4 I'l
t 11. 'J 4 8-1 6 12.'4 4 K
1 CS4 4 (XI 1 1012 6 (10
II t.u 4 6.1 4 1131 4 Oil
17 ll'M I 6.i 13 461 i (l.l
7 Ml 4 U 7 117, 5 CI
i 4 lOJ'J 4 4) 1 121 6 10
10 1H2 4 45 1 1131 6 25
' HEIFERS.
4 KJi 4 4T. 4 147 4 90
3 -M 4 fl 14 K"7 4 W)
44." 4 HI 2 4i 6 U0
21 644 4 .'.0 4 hU 6 00
a 4"3 4 5". II am) 6 05
1 '.o 4 5"i 1 771 6 HI
7W 4 S5 I 'j3 t 10
4 f 7 4 60 4 640 5 in
I f' 4 tl 10 nl 6 I'l
6 " 4 7j 22 71 4 30
6 7'.'6 4 So 49. 1037 6 60
BULLS.
1 i::o 4 40 1 MO 4 40
2 4 1.0 1 MHO 4 HO
1 l. iKl 4 M 1 1120 6 00
3 1.133 4 !,- 1 1770 6 00
llvl 4 (il 1 !70 4 00
1 14. 0 4 65 1 1310 b 04
I 13U 4 70 1 lllll) 6 10
2 14.Nl 4 70 2 11S 6 '0
1 11.30 4 75 1 a 10
1 1.V) 4 75 4 15.14 b 10
1 6W 4 7S 1 1240 li
J 15:i0 4 6.'
CALVES
4 .17 '. 4 7 . 1 20 7 25
j :r. 4 75 1 2MI 7 60
(1 3J 6 00 1 170 7 60
a 44.' 6 UM 1 1,0 7 60
6 2') 5 00 1 470 7 76
4 : .,! 6 U 2 I7S 7 ii
44 !:.! 4 .'0 4 1HS 4 00
1 Wl 7 10 1 120 I 00
I 11 7 00 4 l.l 8 0.1
4 Hi 7 00 3 1.S3 4 00
8 I .1 7 2'. 4 174 4 su
I IJ 7 1 124 6 00
STOCKERS AN O FEEOEiO.
7 6u 4 l 14 4V4 4 45
g ",4i 6 .'. U 6t 6 io
7H 6 10 4 o3 6 ail
19 fi.-'J a 13 27 65 6 60
4u "' 6,.S i 15 20 t'.i 6 in
j' ' .14 5 27 "'. 5 o0
, 7..0 6 ;5 I :u 6 ii
a Ml 6 J'. 6 til j 40
; , 0 6 25 21 a7 5 40
S41 6 1 l'H4 6 46
I 11 417 j 3'l 12 11114 6 76
I Ml 6 ::6 31 Ii' 6 'ii
I K 6 4 411 ;.' iron 5 fi
4.1' 6 40 20.... ' Hi? 6 65
, 4D4 6 40 3 1"7i) b
CHICAGO LI VIA STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady Hogs
Slow Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-CATTLE-necelpts.
17.000 head; market steady; beeves, $i.00-a
6.85; Texas steers, 84.165.50; western
steers, I4.4ri;.70; stockers and feeders,
$U.&5i5.90; cows and heifers, $2.&UJ.MJ;
calves, 8.75iH'9.O0.
HOGS Receipts. 36.000 head; market
slow and weak, 10c lower than yesterday's
average; light, 87.&07.7ti; mixed. 87.S6ftJ.70;
heavy, $7.167.60; rought, $7.157.30; good
to choice heavy. 87.3O'(r7.00; pigs, $7.&0;iJ.S5;
bulk of sales, $7.D&(u7.V.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. 23.000
head; market weak; natives, $2.D07i4.2j;
western. $2.60W4.;t5; yearlings. $4.6tKc: 10;
native lambs, $4.2.Vn$.16; western, $4.50fut.16.
St. I. oals l.lve Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 8. CATTLE Receipts,
3.000 head. Including 100 Texans; market
strong to 10c higher; native shipping and
export steers. 80 60W 7.00; dressed beef and
butcher steers. 88.00fri6.oO; steers under 1,000
pounds. $ti.25tt.7&; stockers and feeders,
$3.76$ cows and heifers, $4.0iy(i.O0;
canners. $2.86i?f 3.25; bulls. 83.76(05.50; calves,
86.0Op47.26; Texas and Indian steers, $6.0Ut
6.60; cons and heifers. $3.0071 4. 75.
MOOS-Receipts, 11, 900 head; market 10c
lower; pigs and lights, $7.2.Vu7.S0; packers.
17.65-97.60; butchers and best heavy, $7,664
7.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5.400
head; market steady to weak: native mut
tons. $3.76o2.i; lambs. $6.&O7!.20; culls
and bucks, $2.5t.K&n.00; stockers, $2.t'ij3.0O.
Kansas City Live Xtock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 8. C ATTLE Il
ceipls. 8.000 head. Including 300 southerns;
market strong to 10c higher; dressed beef
and export steers, $. 16(116.66; fair to good,
$i.4OEi4.10; western steers. $6.25iiti.2r; stock
ers and feeders, $4.7yu5.90; southern steers.
$5.2tygtl.2n; southern cows, $'l.2.Vu4.7ri; native
cows, $l.10ffi3.36; native heifers. $l.4Oii6.00;
bulls. $4.44-.5.:t.': calves. $7.00'n8.2.:'..
iUKIS Receipts. 18.000 head; niMrket I01i-'
20c lower; bulk of sales. $7.40.117.56; heavy,
$7.44i(7.riO; packers and butchers, $7.40(i7.55;
lights. $7.6041 7.fit.
SHEEP AND 14. MRS Receipts. 6.4'J
head; market steady; lambs 100 higher;
lambs. $"..3.'((i. 10; yearlings. $4.60i ."..ST.;
wethers, $4.2.4 4.60; ewes. 83.76j 1.25; stock
ers and feeders. I3.00tn.00.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Feb. 8 CATTLE -Receipts.
ItuO head; market stiong; steers.
(4 6OU6.40; cows and", heifers, $3.6O.i6.10;
calves. $.!.."k'tS 00.
IIUtiS-Recelpts. 7.000 head; market Hi'u
15c lower; top. 87.66; bulk of bales, $7.35if
7.5.-..
SHEEP AND LAMRfi-Itcceipts, 4,000
hiad; market steady; lambs, $4.&tyyd.H0.
Stock In Muhl.
Receipts of live stock nt the five prin
cipal western markets vsturJay:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
KT 1A1
I territory and
J tine mediums,
Wool
IS. Feb
Market.
S. WtxU.-riichaniied;
western mediums. l-y:c;
log lc ;
fine. lZu)mt
I t(.s IS riaSn hog trade tins morning was
the result of bearish ef forts caused by
large receipts. All phases of Hie generul
market betokens cheaper cost and packi-rs
were more mail wiiiiiik to make the most
of 1 he sltUHtion 1 .pelting bids uere all of
a .li ne lower, but sellers were slow In al
lowing 'line Mints anil inoveiro lit was halt
ing. Whtti Irsiiing finally started on bulk
tlie market bad settled to a loiiirs- lower
basts, mini of the business being done
vvuhin a $:2"7.;5 spread.
Butcher weights made up the big end of
;ti.il. as usioil. and bacon uuallty was
fcenerallv popular. Ilfavy grades were de
(.Idcdly slow at all limes and had to move
South imialia.
Ht. Joseph
Kansas City...
St l.ouls
Chicago
Totals
.... 4. son
1.0m
.... 8.O0O
.... 3.0"0
....17.000
....3I,4()
ll.OoO
7.OU0
lv.OOII
1I.)
3o.0.
II .."rlHa
4,11.41
tl 4.0 '
6.4'l I
2J.0 O I
1,'JllO 60.1"0 j
I'eorla
l'l.-J)i;lA Feb. 8-
44'4c; Nil. I. 42-c: sample,
t IATS yuiet ; no values
Market.
)RN Lower; No.
41k-.
o bl a 1 11 ii l.l e.
ROOSEVELT ARTICLE NOT SOLD
he had written
Roosevelt. It was
Mark Twain's Manuscript Crlllclalng
Colonel 4A'lthilran hy
I'.stafe.
NEW Yt IRK, Fel' 8 - The sale of many
of the manuscripts of the hue Siimuel L.
Chments tMark Twain) at a Fifth avenii?
.cii,in todav d d not Include, as had been
advertised, a short article
Cril 1C1M1IIK " "e "
withdrawn at the last moment bv ronust
of Hie estate, as waa a stricture lie had I
written on congress. It was explained J
only that the estste d sired to retain th-m. j
The lepage sutograi.h manuscrlp of 1
"A Iiouble-Rarrelled 1 'elective Htorv" was I
sold to a dealer for .jo. 1 wenty-eigut
l.ages from "Adam's I'lary" went for $1V.
The total realized was $2.75).
The withdrawn article on Roosevelt re
firs to him cis a 'showy charlatan'
sdore-l as perhaps "no Imposter of his
creed had been adored since the golden
culf."
KI, PAJSO. Tet.. Feh. 8 -Tha first hattla
of Jtiater. between fedecal troops and In
surrectionists was exhibited here today.
"Exhibited" Is the proper word, for no
one was hurt on either side and tha "ex
hibition" was viewed hy 1 ooo or more Fl
Pa siva ns, who lined the bank of the Rio
Orande on the American sifle, about three
miles wet of this Hty.
The exchange of missiles occupied shout
fifteen minutes, during which about J00
shots were fired. According lo Tascual
Yiroxco. leader of the Insurrecto. his men
fired only fifty nf these. He declared that
the federsls got away so fast that they
were out of range before more could bs
fired at them.
Tonight the federals are behind the walls
of the cathedral of Guadeleupe, of the
barracks, and the bull ring at Jusres se-
cross the river from here. Oroiro remains
In possession of the position which hs or
copied at noon and held against the
eral advance. lie declared that lie flrmlr
Intends to attack Juares. hut that hi Is
awaiting the arrival of General Ttlanco with
350 men. He said he looked for the latter
at any moment.
Orosco's present force In the TlclnHy of
Juares numbers tinder 000 men probably
,V0. Of these 820 were with htm In tha
skirmish this afternoon. The federal forces
by actual count numbers 184100 foot sol
diers and eighty-four mounted Infantry.
They took with them no artillery and
Oroxeo haa none.
"Oroaeo not Ills Gnats.
The Insurrecto leader and Mi men spent
last night at a ranch known as "Rancho
Flores" usually Inhabited by a few horses
and a herd of gnats. The owner today In
nocently admitted that "Oroioco got his
goats." This bit of American slang proved
true, for when the Insurgent leader's camp
was discovered later his men were drowsy
with the eating of much "near" mutton.
Oroxeo quit the ranch during- the fore
noon and by moving, through tha deep
arroyos which scar the desert everywhere,
reached a new position on tha hills along
the river across fro mthe smelter. Hers
the correspondents who had been on his
trail since daybreak discovered him.
He and six lieutenants met the visitors
half way up the boulder-strewn mountain
side. He carried a rifle, like his men. He
loked careworn but determined. He
answered questions only after deliberation
and often evasively. lie waa obviously of
no mind to betray his plans. lie borrowed
some Ink for his fountain pen and als.
writing tablet. He expressed a wish
visit El Paso to get s "square meal
His 320 men were scattered along the hills
for three-quarters of a mile. Some of them
had the horses on the other side of the
range watering from the rivef. Some one
leaving El Taso In an automobile coincident
with the departure of the federal troops
from Juares under General Rabago gave
them tho warning. Making a trumpet with
his hands the El Pascan shouted "get
busy the troops are coming!" The scout
machine was qulcly followed by scores of
others, each with a load, many of the pas
sengers being women. Others came on
horseback, In carriages, express wagons,
hay racks, bicycles and hundreds by tae
street car line, which runs out to the
smelter. Other hundreds on foot arrived
breathless after It was all over.
"The revolotocos" had resumed the In
terrupted task of watering the horses.
Iteliela Klre from Ballets.
At the alarm of the automobllist ' the
whole mountainside awoke to life.' At TOO
yards the revolutionists looked like Insects
making their way on all fours to avoid the
bullets through the male of cactus, soap
weed, sage brush and boulders. It was
about 2 o'clock this afternoon when Colonel
Ruhago marched out the river road on the
Mexican side. The esetern wine of
Orosoo's force opened fire when the fo
soldiers appeared on a crest about
yards distant. The federals halted in A
compact mass, but escaped Injury because
ihe "thirty-thirties" carried by the revolu
tionists are not effective at that distance.
They returned the fire for fifteen minutes.
Thi-y then turned and retreated at ft dog
trot. Tho mounted men of the federals did
not come within range.
The crowd of sightseers on the American
side bear witness to the celerity of ths
retreat, for the federals were in full view
i'or nearly a mile.
As soon as news of the impending fight
reached Colonel harpc, commanding the
Twenty-third Infantry, he detached rein
forcements to the guard at the smelter to
prevent possible violation of the Ameri
can neutrality law.
Hoys Dinner for Oroaeo.
The skirmish had been over for an hour
when an insurrectionist, clutching a J-prso
bill In his hand, crossed lo the American
side. He had been sent to buy a dinner
for Orozco, who liad bad a surfeit of goat
meat. A soldier turned hlt,i back, fearing
that he wished to purchase ammunition.
Again on the main side he ' encountered
some newspaper men, who guaranteed the
Innocence of his mission. He bought his
nun. II. -a under their supervision and was
sent back grinning.
Orozcu was content with repulsing the
enemy. After the retreat of the latter hs
teuiched the grounds thoroughly, bill dis
covered no sign of blood-letting.
The "liiurul" effect was needed. Oiozcu's
mi.. 11 ui i-i.pvn ecvciai poiiii.t among . 11 in
sympathizers, firt when le allow cTj
lanugo 10 1 iiiue iiini si unu'-iie on Sun
day and, frond, for failure lo attack
Juarez.
General IcIU Ilia Mile.
In tin cuiitfe of '-rinvc rsuttou today hs
gave Ms side of Hie story for the fiisl
time. lie hud wailid at Lauclie tsvo dais
f. t- IUIihko. lie whs without food or
water. His inch clamored tor an udvanci
on Juan, he said, declaring that Kahugu
v. as u no Hi or I, ail been engaged fuither
miiiIIi by Uem ial i.luiao. ,
Leaving fifty million guaid vvlieie two
ruils had been removed, he slatted north.
His men were nearly exhausted fiom
lliirst. hunger and fatigue and his leu si s
unable to move faster than a dejected
walk. He hud been gone an hour when
Italian's tiaiii Slilied The rebel rear
,nui.l ingaged the. federals at Intervals
dining the nlglit. Ruijugo meanwhile
: moved into the trenches which tirofcco had
I deserted. The rebel leader wasted no lives
I In assaulting these trenches. He had built
j tin m and knew tlifilr utrengtli A skirmish
flit, was iiiaintalned at Intervals Holiday.
: Then, by a daring move, protecting his
.in- with rapid fire guns, Rabago escaped
nto a puns on IIib hill.
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