tiii: ni;i;: omaiia. tuksdav, rnr.ni'Anv 21. mn.
1
i :
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
!Wlet Conditions Stiil Continue at
Bearish as Possible.
1
C022I MARKET RULES STEADY
U
Di
had larrrr, with Tmdf erf
It and Wttnut rratori Rc
relpls A re tlll l.laht aid
Taken I p Knst.
OMAHA. Feb. 20. 1311.
Th w nothing rew In the wheat
$tew, conditions ci ritinulng na bearish as
could bo tolh!c. bo'h an to rrop condi
tion and to the supply and demand sltua
tlon. Pr'mary receipts art very light, but
cash demand In also slack and (lour sales
r demoralised.
Com wi a Irlfle eairr as the chance
for colder temperatures will undoubtedly In
rreaa he movement Demand could not
T) railed more tlir.n fair, dullness of trade
being th.! feature,
W'h'at startej firm and worked a shade
tilchtr early. Sentiment 1 "till bearish
and an Increase In the world' visible and
Mo lropro ement In the. cash situation later
axed the market, thn cloe being weak at
aMirhtlv lower level.
Tha corn market ruled steady to a shade
fewer and trade was very dull and without
feature. Receipts are still light and cash
rfferlng were readilv absorbed at He
to1!"1"- .
Primary wheat receipt were 659. OfO bu.
.nd shipments were 1M.vv bu.. against re
elrt Iset yeai of l.OM.OOO bu. and shlp
$nnt of HH.000 bu.
Prtmarv corn receipt ware 752.000 bu. and
pftilrmenta wera 42.s bu.. against re
paipta laat year .if 1,100.000 bu. and ahlp
Siients of 402.0i bu.
Clearance were JoJ 000 bu. of coi n, none
ef oat and w heat and flour equal to 34,000
Iu.
Ilvrpool cloned Hd lower on wheat and
Jd higher on corn.
The following ch salee were reported:
VHKAT-.No. 2 hard: 1 car. M'; No. 2
tffuriun: 1 car, SS'c; No. 3 mixed: 1 car.
CORN No. I mixed: t car flocal sale),
$V No. 4 mixed: 1 car. 38c.
No oata aold.
Honiara 4 nh I'rlrri.
WHUJIT-.Vn. 2 hard. 1 car. St'ie; No. 5
"isf''. No. 4 hard, 7iiV:'e: rclrcted. hard.
titfiftV; No. 2 spring, )89c: No. J spring,
A3j7e.
CORN No. t white, 4nr 4i,4,c: No 3
'hit. 31t-te; No. 4 white, 3JVn 'lic:
No. 2 yellow, :w,i :i'e: No. 3 yellow, :',k
r.; No. 4 yellow. aWnlW; No. 2. J.iSap
ati No. S. nw.9:c; No. 4. il7.!7je.
OATS No. 3 white. 2!14'5','t!; standard.
fS4tf;-ic; No. S white, 28Vl2sJ4i; No. 4
hlte. XW4c; No. 3 yellow . . ii'Sk.sc;
Jn. 4 yellow. 2:'4W'4e.
BAItLKY No. J, ,;ij$,c; No. t, ,va75c;
Io. 1 feed, 6!tit7c; rejected, Ru'ac.
TK No. 2. ijTc; No. 3, TirarTSo.
Carlo! Herri ta.
Wheat. Corn. Oat
rhleairo 13 2' 152
Xlinneapoll 2 T ...
Oman II 11 10
Dulutn 31
CHICAf.O GRAIN A D I'ROl 14I4J.S
Vwavtarea of the Tradlna; and lloalna;
Price on Board of Trade.
CHIOACJO. Feb. 20. Snow aided the hear
today In the wheat market. Throughout
Kinwi and Oklahoma .eclally th white
covering followed by co... weather made an
Ideal condition for the winter crop and
tarted much selling of deferred futures.
At the close prices showed a net decline of
hirtc to Htc. The day a trading left corn
HV to t4! off, oat down a ahade to '.c,
nd provlalons varying from 5c lower to
t'yf advam.
tiouthweatem order to sell wheat were
In evidence from the outset. Pressure was
by far the greater In the new crop niontha.
Bptinber suffered mot and the activity
In that option received particular notice,
th trading heretofore having been light
nd In the hand of specialists. It was said
that a part of the aonthwestern contingent
bought July and aold the latter delivery.
The pit watched also with sharp eyes the
progrea of the bill for reciprocity with
Onada. Closing figures were nearly the
lowest of the day, but the final tone was
ateady. May ranged between 90Hc and
H,o, with the finish ,yuV down, at S",c.
Colder weather weakened corn. Country
Us tea yielded a little. May fluctuated from
4Mie to 4'i,c, do-dug steady at 4XMMS'4C,
uat loaa of lalc. Cash offering wer
light. No. 2 yellow at the end of the day
wa quoted at 47'4'&4Hc.
La oat there was consider able reselling
ty horta who covered last week. May
kept between, 1H- and :il7c. with the clos
a, ahitde net lower at 31'','(ifll,o.
Provision dealer took a waiting attitude,
ftome price wero lifted a bit. Pork closed
th came aa Saturday night to ?'tc up,
iard 2V to 6c down and riba unchanged to
2Ho more dear.
Prloes In Chicago, furnished by the I'p.
(tike (train company, 7u8 Krandels building,
Omaha. Phone Douglaa 2473:
Article. j Open. I Illgh.l Low. Close.
(Saty.
rVhaat
Mar.
.iai'4'ifHi i
V SOSBillHad,
July.
8pt.
JCom
Mav.
.Vi- W'.-a'n'a
I W I
I I
III
4!)'al 4k,6;7 49
6U' .40 Vo HI tJifaViioOH
61 6ti4 H vr 60V,. .Gl((ul i
I1T.I ilH :Htr! 31H
i''ilmi31W'dil J1H
aiHI SlHi 31-
to;4-.c,al
July... lr
I
p-Pt... 61
I
Cat-
May'..
July..
Kept..
Tork -
May.,
.tulv ..
at-ard-
May..
July..
Held..
JUb -
Mv..
Kopt..
SlVo'l
I aisB,
1 Sl'
I
I
l n w
I 17 Mb
17 HO
17 06
IT 87HI IT 70
1 86 I 17 06
I 17 70
I It tf7'
I
4-1
9 37'4j
S7'i
I
2V
t 40
37H
'47j
27 -
40
36
40
So
30
62HI
( SO I
17'
27HI
t 60 I
27H,
Caiih (iiintatlon wer a follows:
FLOI'R steady, alntur patents, $4.00?
40: atralght. t3.tt.vr4.26; spring slia'ights,
44.10ii4.4O: bakers. IJ.lA4i4.70.
Hi K No. 2. Wc.
BARLKV Keed or mixing. (kV&'jc; fair
to choice malting, fcnii13c.
Bttt:iJH-Flax. ivo. 1 southwestern. I2.67S:
.'o. 1 northwestern. ll.HVi- Timothy, 4W.00
ffilXO. Clover, 114.76.
PROVISION! Pork, mesa. per ' hhl.,
20.-ij21 (K; lard, per 100 lb.. t.26.27t;
hort ribs, side lloosei. tK.2V4i9.vJvg; short
clear sides i boxed , w76nk;H.
Total clearan.-es of wheat and r,-iur
were equal to 4.0) bu. 1'rlmary receipt
ware 6.a.0u0 bu., compared with l.Osl.OuO bu.
the corresponding duy a year ago. The
vtidhla supply of wheat In the I'nited
Maii-M decreased ti..00O nil. for th week
Th amount of breadstuff on ocean pas
atutr la l.X2n.0it) bu. Katlmated receipt foi
tomorrow : Wheal. Ik cars; corn, 2. a nil;
caw. 214 cars; hogs, 28.UU0 head.
Cath quotations were as follows:
Chicago Cash Price Wheat : No. 2 red
rt4 ihIc: No. ! red. hXriOlc; No. 2 hard. ssj'J
CVa4c; No. S hard. khUi'Ic; No. 1 nurtlxrti
prtng, Dsctjtl.oi; No. 2 northern spring,
vi,H''.h-; No. spring, !j:r,c. Corn: No. J
cash, 47.fi7'y; No. 3 cash. 4,'ti4-iW.; n0. j
white, 4V'94;lc: No. S white. 4.,.jj4jc; No. 2
yaUow, 47'iru4M:; No. 3 lluw, '5ti4.'.c.
Cwt. No. 2 ch. JWSc: No. 2 white, M -t(t
I'cc No. 3 white. i'iiMi.-,it,c; No. 4 white,
Iwjtle; standard. 31 't K t-4".
BUTTK It Steady ; 1 reamcrles, 17ai',c;
dairies iMiI-'e.
EtKid rtrrn: receipt. 6 27S rases: at
gnaik. case Included. KnUe; firals, ZV;
prime flrsta. !.'.
CH KtK-hteady: daisies. 13VuM'-; twin.
jv,tlH'-. young Americas, 14i,jlfx:; huig
Loin". lOi'nl.V.
piiTATtiKf-Bleadv: cholc to fancy,
4UV-: fair t fcood. 4''i4.V.
pol'l.TR l't:ettled. turkey, drejked
Jc: hena. lis. !: springs. li. 1 4-.
VKAl'-Stesdy; .V) to 00 lb.. 8V: 0 to Si
- tt . I'i'r ko to 110 lb.. llHc.
Car l ot Iteeclpta Touay : V heat. 1.7 cars
corn. 0 car; ..ts. 162 car. Katlmuled To
morrow: Wheat, IS cars; Coin, 27i iar;
oats, 214 car.
Kansas 4 ttr t.rulu
KANSAS CITY. Fob
and I" rot latoa.
20 .-WHUAT-Mov.
ttW : Jl.lv. IH'ir. 4 tt Ml tin. hanged to
'4'
lower; No. ! hnrd sIi,!.-; No. 3. ktn'J.
io. 2 red, KuHJc: No. , ST'uOli-.
t'OHN -1 n liaiiKed to hijjhej-; No. t
ni1ed, 4J,h43c; N t. 4'M2'iH'; No. 2 wnlte,
43'iJ4 : No. i. 42H42V: future chised.
Mi. 4!S- bid: JuK. 4.SI4 hid.
4 T Cni hange.1 : No. 2 white, 3u',U3lc;
JSin 2 mixed. 2Vi." S'.
ItY K-No. .. ..-u..
T I A V -I ti htitiKrd , 1 hoi.'i
timothy,
111 .,M
J4": v hoi, pMiiiie. i :'.!.
JU'TTKU Cieamery, Vi ; rirls, Jji
no 'I -1. fn: pAlni sto. k. l.i,.--
J.tiOS-F.xH'. i'le; first. lH,c.
Keee.pt.
W heat, bu 4a. t)
Corn, bu 14 i
Oat IJ.Ot)
tupiiients
- O
sr..);
" .
Slarket.
-WHEAT Moot,
l.lterpval tiralts
I.IVFRIIK)! Feb 2o
dull; No. J red weatern winter, no slink
ti. tores, riiiui, Mst.'li. If Mav. lis lu1,!.
CUKN tpol. quiet, Amaikao mixed ntw,
4s 2'd: Airrli an mined old. 5 11; fiitnies,
dull; Mairh. ( rvt : Maw nominal
I'LOl K Wlntct imtrnm. quiet, 2is 6d.
MiW IOHK (.Ir.MuK Al. JI.4RKKT
llaotatlone
of the liar
on
arloa
' I oanrnnriltlea.
j NKW Vi.iHK. !b. 20 - r't.Ol" R- Oull ;
' spin k natfiiK, 'JioulVi; i ti t a.ialiii.
; l.n:''i I l.i: w nir-i- j atent. Mlltk': Hpiins
clear. 4.t4r4 :; wlnlir rxiia. No. 1. .4
.Vi.'.Aa'. winter extrn. No. 1. . .Wii.3: Kan
a etralKht". H.r.'.H.ro. It ye Hour, rtuil:
fnir to o.1. H '."0fi4 ffl; choice to lancy. 4
j'u4ft.-i. KiKkhat flour, dull, -'.;." Ier 1"0
j pound.
' t)KNMi;Ab-SteTty; fine white and ye
' ion. ..ji..;.,. coatae. tl,12'i; 1.13: kiln dried.
-M0.
H IIKAT Spot niHiket eay: No. 2 red,
' Ptc elevator and S4 o f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 1
northern Kuli.th. l.ir;'4 f. o. b. afloat, j
' Ktiture market : There wa. a very fair ad- j
I vnnce in whetit iH-fore midday, due to a j
human v'ltile aiipplv fiRurra. htrena-tn in
i the n .rthwest and liberal rlearanre. but
the tai l, of eauh demand with aeilm (if new
! croi on favorable outhweat newa caused
Inter v. action. Thn rlose nhowed a net loaa
I of I'.o.
i COltN Spot tnarkel ateady; new No. 2.
i .M i4c f. o. b. itfloat. Kuture market was
'wltlu-ut transaction, closing unchanged.
iMrty closed niil-i".
OATH Spot markft steady; fnturea
market without transaction, closing
ateady. May rlotd ST'te; J'"ly 3,c.
Il. V steady; irtm. I1.05; No. I. $1.00:
No. J. Wc: No. 3. ;..?i8c.
HOPS steadv; state, common to choice.
l"lc. i'"4i2'c; I.mh. ISrflc: Paelfic coast. )H10.
llKfi.'le: ri.fi. 14fi 17c.
IIU'ES Steady; fentral America, 20'ic;
Prtirnlfl :'Prt'ile.
I.KATIIF.H Klrm : hemlock firsts. 2
2Sirk: secouda. 2IS1iJ3c; third. Hc;
re-
Jects. P 't I7c
J'RON'ISIONS-Pork, firm: mea. S.'2.50
fi2:;.'t; famllv. 23.t(i-l.i: snort 4-iear. !.
fi22W. Heef. steady:, me-", $l4.tti I4..A;
family. SIS uOrn 17.00: beef hams. 27.0titi29.OT.
Cut meats. iuiet: pickled belllea. 10 to 14
pound. S12.0oyi3.no: pickled hams, Sl-IW-l-ard.
steady; middle west, prime. .'.OS
.f: refined, easy; continent, PW; South
America. SK..JI; compound, 7.fi71 i2J.
TAUlW yulet: piime city, hogshead,
7,V, country, 7'(i;,,.jc.
HI.'TTKR-Kaay: creamery apeclal. Ze
n li
ked: ex-trax. 25' VnfM-: Iirsr. ji-r-n-ova-
second. Iv(i20c; creamery held special. 2W
24c- extras. 22'-i22Vr: first, 2(V21c; state
dairy, finest. 2"c; goid to prime, 2Va-c;
I common
to fair. 17r(i20c.
iikksk steadv: slate whole miia. !
clala. ir,4fil7c; state whole milk. Septem-be-
nualltv, fancy colored. 15c; state vhole
milk, fancy white. 14iy"nlnc; state who
milk, summer and fall make, choice, 1S-V
IMjr: state whole milk, winter beat. 10W
ll''c: skims. 21i'l2r.
KOO.S r'irm; fresh gathered, selected ex
tras, 21c: same, flrl. l!4il!V; same, sec
ond. 17!1"c; refrigerator, first, liic; me,
second. Ifloc; stale Pennsylvania ano
nearhv henerv. while. 231i2iic; same, fath
ered white, 22$ Zic; western gathered white,
2Ki24c. ' . , ,
POCLTRY Dressed, firm: western chick
ens, 14c; fowl. 13Vl'Wc; turkey, 15ac.
WEATHER I THE CRAIX BELT
Indication for fold In Thlt Vlrlnltr
Monday and Mtht and Tnmilar.
OMAIIA, Feb. 20. KM.
Heavy rain and snows fell In th lower
Mississippi, lower Missouri valleys, and
the southwest, during Saturday and Sun
day, and rain, snow and aleet were gen
eral In the central valleys, and east over
the Ohio valley and lake region during
the last twenty-four hours. Snon are
general this morning In the Ohio valley,
lower lake region and eastern states, and
rains are falling
In the middle and south
I Atlantic states.
Thn aireflL .if htirh ore 14-
the noithwest .Saturday
sure, overlying
morning, has extended south over the val
leys and plains statea. and lias caused a
verv decided fall In temperature from the
Rocky mountain east over the central val
leys 'and west Gulf states. Light snow
flurries are reported In western Mouth
Oakots. western Nebraska, Wyoming and
Colorado this morning, but generally fair
weather prevalla elsewhere west of the
Mississippi river. With the high pressure
overlying the rentral portion of the coun
try, the Indications are for continued cold,
in this vicinity tonight and Tuesday, with
lair weather.
Temperature and precipitation a com
pared with th last three year:
1911. lain. 1909. m.
lowest last night 0 12 2.1 1
Precipitation T .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 25 degree.
tietlclency in precipitation since March 1,
13 K2 inches. - -
Excess corresponding period, 1909, . 4.t
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 19.
6.04 Inche. I- A. WELSH,'
Local Korecater.
St. I. oat General Market.
BT. 1jOU18, Feb. 20. WHEAT Futures,
lower; May, 91 He July, !VTiSiiHc; cash,
teadv; track. No. 3 red, 91'4'.'3Vic; No. 2
hard, &0rllc.
CcftN lower, Mey, 47c; July. 447,449c.
c.h higher; track, No. 2, 44',,c; No. 2
white. 4&o.
OATS Lower: May. 307,c: carh higher;
track, No. 2. 3tHc; No. 2 white, 32Hc
RYK Cnchanged, 83c.
FLOI'R Poor demand; red winter pat
ents, t4.3G'ii4.86; extra fancy and straight,
I4.1ti'ii4.20: hard winter clears, t3.J&3.uO.
CUKNMKALr-l2.lt).
HKKHS Timothy, t5.0tfi9 50.
14 KAN Weak; Backed teast track), tl 01B
l.Od.
IIAT-Ilrm; timothy, I12.0OI&T7.6O; prairie,
tl."t14.0i.
PROVISIONS rork, unchanged; jobbing,
t'JO.Ml. Lard, lower; prime steam, 39.17H'
.TJH
extra short
boxed
Ory salt .meats, uncnangea; Doxeu
shorts, 110 12',; clear rib. Iln.ls,;
clears, 110.25. Hacon, unchanged;
extra aborts. III. 17',; clear ribs,
; short clears, tU 50.
ill. Si H
POULTRY Steady; chicken. 12c; spring.
14c; turkey, lrc; ducks, 15c; geese. He.
Rl'TTKR Steady ; creamery, 21j27c.
KUUS Higher; 17c.
Receipts Shipments.
Flour, bbla 10.5m) 8.300
Wheat bu lO.its) 2,0x)
Corn, bu K2.0H0 4),000
Oats, bu S3,000 54 000
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 20.-vVHEAT-May.
S7S: July. DHwDHc ; September. 2Hc; No.
1 hard, Wc; No. 1 northern, l7i(7Sv c; No. 2
northern, b4VulHc-. No. 3, MHtlMHc
8KKD Flax, closed at 12.70.
CORN No. 3 yellow, JHt4:!14C,
OAT8-N0. t white. HtU-W'sc.
RYK-No. I, 77'(i77Hc
HRAN In 1 011-lb. sacks, t:i (O'd-'l. j).
FIAIL'R First patents. t4.4oi4.6; second
patents. l4.36'(i-4-7b; first clears, t2.itVn3.ik);
second clears, l.Hwii2.Ei.
lalble Snpply of Grain.
NKW YOHK, Feb. 30. Th visible supply
of grain In the I'nited Statea Saturday,
February lk, as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange, was a follows:
Wheat, 42.47H.00O bu.; decrease, boj 1)00 bu.
Corn, ll.3iw.U bu.; Increase. 41.uV"41 bu.
uma. 14.21D.0U0 bu.; Inrrease, 1. 000 bu.
Rye. Slu.tt O bu. ; decrease, il.Ott) bu. Bar-
ley, I,:i3.0u0 bu.; decrease. M.ouO bu.
I 1 he visible supply of wheat In Canada
I last r-atuiduy was D.77O.O0O bu., a decrease
I ol I32.0V0 bu.
Philadelphia I'rudace Market.
PHILADKLPHIA. Feb. 20 -BITTKR-Stady;
extra western creamery, Ltic; nearby
! print. 2.'.
I IXJC.s 1 cent .higher; Prnnsylxanla and
1 other warby first, f. c, 21c at mark; cur
j rent rectlpts. f. c, 2t)c at mark. Western
illists. 24k at mark; current receipts. Joe
at mark
1 CH Kb." K Firm: New York fancy 8ep
! tember, lie; fair to good, l&i13Hc-.
i MllttaaL.ee t:raln Ugrkrl.
MII.WAVKKR Fb. M.-FUJCR-Dull.
I WHKAT No. 1 northern. WH-iitl.00; No. J
northrn. KTfrit'.v;; Mhv, K0aj9iiHc.
I OA! S Standard,
1 BAKLKY -Sample. kltpiOc.
Omaka llag Market.
OMAHA. Feb. SO.-HAY-No. I.
2 ; packing. i: alfalfa. S12..
VYhittt. i.i; rye. to 60; oats, ;.
tl": No.
Straw:
I'eorla Slarkrl.
PEORIA. Feb. 2 -COR.N-Hi.her; No. 3.
'iti-e: No. 4. :iy3',c.
'. OATS Quiet; No. 3 anil. JX1,!:.
( 41 via I Naiki't.
! NEW YORK. Feb 20.-M LT A LS-8iand-ard
copper. iilet; si ..t and futures, i2 2
I 1 2 . Ixindon market. a'csdy . Kit.
u6 : future t. .. i,s to l.ak copper.
I'M
tt 1 1 v . Sir -S J iz i. ' : eieirol lie. l..c
4 , ...
! 1 -
tL'S: r4utirg $t! vn 12 2,1. Tin. unsettled;
- eiM.t and futures, so..' 4 u.ti-i. Umdun mar
i ket. stroiie-: spot, tli'4. future, lit I .Vs.
! Lead dull; spot. S4.40ii4iO. New Tork.
I K A Vt l.'Ma. I..,,', a I..hah
ir. .p,lier. dull; $6 t,,b.. New ork
i . , 4,',', . 4 4.x L-.i .t liuiM l. , h.a.'L.i
fit .Sm Iron. Cleveland warranta. 4v In
Ijlid.n. Lot'ally. quiet; No. I foundry
;i,rti.ern. $15 .t 16 JT,; No. 1 foundry. $i2o
! ,.. No. I foundry wmihern and No. I
i foundry iuthern soft. 1:6 2fca 15.76. Cot.k-
Itrni ntiniun, $S0)y2f,.
1 ,T, Lol I. r eh. M. M ETA L Lead.
jduli, at 64 eVk epilr, turn, at $5.4.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Increasing Reluctance to Enter on
Freh Speculative Ventnres.
PRICES FALL A. JHEN REBOUND
I-lot a I low 4f Nut icnrllle, Inelnd
Inar KUhl Ml Ulna Dollar wf Foar
Per Cent Hood of llarlln.
ton Annoanreit.
NICW YOI1K . Teh. an. Increas ng re
li:cti,nce to enter on fresn speculatixe vn
t'lre at the present uncertain period ''
IlitttcelA,! Iw lh moll ,-.1 nf 4
nir,v on tlie stock exchange. News fiom
V HShingion of the Increased likelihood ofjden and. t omnierclal bill 14 SJi4A,"'4.
an extra session of congress added to Wall; SIl.VKR Kar. -c: Mexican dollai. 4."c
strerfr rervr.ua apprehension. ' HON" I S Oov ernnieht. Hteady: r."..oad
I 1'ilres declined swiftly in the first hour.
I St. F'aul. Keadlnk and t'onsolidated Oa.
j. brok.- a point at the outset.
Prices Improved s'owlv until I'nited
Plates Steel, fnlon Pacific. Lehigh Valley
I ii pd Mlst.iuii Pacific had gained a point;
i Reading.' 2 points, end the llwt as a whole
liad reached or "liuhtly bettered SSiiir
day'a laat figure. Toward the cl .e of the
dav heavy buvlnc of the Ooul.1 stocks and
i - , . ... . . . ,
. i.n.ie i, mi to tup iiiooiiib; up oi oilier eiccive
to the highest o-el of the session.
niirriiai mnai iiMrvpMPr w I ne ipniiai
figure of the morning trading It rose j
more than 3 point while the market was'
awaltlna word of the directors' action on j
the dividend, report having It that the rate
v.nuia ne increased from 4 to .per cent.
Whrn It became knawn that the dividend
detlarcd was at the rate of 5 per cent
yearly the stock dropped precipitately,
losing more than the amount of Its earlier
i.'iAiotin 1,1.. ti.,i!
Js.Ooft.ono 4 per cent bond of the Chicago,
Burlington Qulncy, was announced.
Irfians were placed for six months on In
dustrial securities at V-i per cent.
The bond market wss Irregular. Total
sale, tar value, I4.R18.W0.
I'nited States bonds wer unchanged on
call.
Number of inlet and leading quotation
on stocks were a follow:
Salea.
.' 'i.m
4l
. ,4K
40.1
T044
200
tilth
Uoir.
Clnte.
tl
4S
Alllt-Oialmera pM ....
Anialff4niata(1 Topper .
American Agricultural
Amarl'-att Beet Sugar...
'itii
sin
4."."
S
l
l."'
4,
ft
611, ,
"1 I
KU, I
American Can
Amarican A F ,
American Cotcm Oil...
American H. L. pf.
Am. Ice Serurltle)
American Unaeerl
American Locomollra .
American 8. A R
Am. 8. at R. ptd
Am. steel Foundries.. . .
Am. Sugar Refining. ...
American T. 4V T
American Tobacco pfd..
American Woolen
Anac.onria Mining Co....
At.-hlaon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Una.....
Rn.ilmor A OMo. .... .
nelhlahrin Hleel
nrookl-n Rapid T
Canadian Pacific
Central Leatliar
Central father pfd ...
Central of New .laraejr.
Chesapaak A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago u. v., new....
C. O. w. pfd
Chleago A N. W
I".. M. A St. P
C C, C. A 8t. L,
Colorado F. A I. .'
Colorado A Southern...
Contollflated Qaa
'orn Prodwcta
Ielawar A Hudson
rnvar ft Rio Grande..
I. A R. O. pfd
Dlailllera gecurltle ...
24S '
. Zl
IIS
4l
7t
10A
M)
111
144
VP4
M
IDS
lie)',
ioe
106S
12 1.4
7tS
211S
l't
10iS
2tl
IS
14
I3'4
4H
HS14
127
4
14
oS
141-,
HS
m s
7Ji,
31
32S
51 S
40S
1-.4
12i4
2S
136
l'4
MS
117.
n
11
4314
us
I4S
4S
1I2S
14HT4
2IS
143
14
;
122S
MS
n4
111
42S
104S
71 S
127
2.7S
127S
10
MS
20s
I6S
10
IS
l.'.S
3414
ms
12
IS
41
12 S
7S
MS
11DS
1S
MS
INS
ICS
2IS
6!
17S
WS
7S
46S
II
HIS
4&S
l
17S
4
wS
7S
74S
IS
177S
4!
79
ftW
14414
7
"iia
10714
103
IKii
1064
71',
SllPa
US
10414
41
7H
ni
4t
ID.!,
101'
121 V,
10,'.",
:
7
21I"4
II 14
10414
4. 0
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" ilifi
00
4iV)
iirO
S.5)
300
2m)
600
100
4.000
1.(00
l.ioo
300
1.500 10'. ti'k
100
mo
l.tvoo
4i,
14N
14H
127 '4
400 31)4
S.a
1'4
144
141
100 I44 3SV4
too
7.K,
l.iJ
1. ami
100
2. oo
100
" 700
600
1.100
100
iio)
100
1,"0
300
1,000
400
1,100
t
6C4
40'4
U4H
1
1214
1S
f.4'4
12114
174
-43'4.
1914
4H
n4
'
143
MS
! ''!
US
61
39 14
IS4-4
12
4214
64
inn
17.
4"
I9'4
11
7V4
11114
"t'
142
14
ltt pfd
Krle Jn pfd
tienernl Rlectrlo
fli-eat Northern pfd
treat Northern Or etf...
Illtnnla Central ,
Interborough Met
Int. Met. ptd
International Warraater. .. ,
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas City So. ,
K. C. So. pfd
Laclede Ot
Iulavllle A Nashville
Minn. A St. Loul
M.. St. P. A 8. g. M
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl Pacific
National R1ero.lt
National Lead
N. R. R. el M. !d pfd....
New Yolk Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Waal am
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacllic Mall
Pennsylvania
People'a Caa -.
P., C, C. A St. L,
Pittsburg Coal
PreaiNid Bleel Car
Pullman Palace Car
11.100 M 67
... 100
a
... l,o:
mo
n
100
... 4.0
100
... I.OftO
MO
" ioi.
700
100
10
.. .llLOflO
700
i.t'oo
00
" ioo
100
... 0
... I.IKI
... t.loO
,. . 1.20O
!'
100
... M.ee
w
... MO
... 1,100
... l2,oo
400
at)
... II.uuO
100
... 1,700
MS
7'4
HIS
424
IMIt,
T1S
12S
!
113
41
109"4
71
1JT4
2o',
ZrS
12114 1274
10S4 IM
s
SIS
l04j
3
1(0
I4V4
UV4
1
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ii"
r
li'4
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21 '4
r.ss
17',
:S
AH
41
IS
lllS
4674
S
17S
UVt
20S
I10I4
1S
.14
IM
14
"iis
1'4
42
"tl
16
11
21
3" S
2'a
SIS
63H
17l'i
MS
t4
44 S
WIS
lli4
4&S
ti
IS',
les
Kullway Rleel Spring.
Heading
I Republic Btael
I Republic Btael pfd
Hock Island Co ,
I Hock Island Co. pfd
HI. U A 8. F. Id pfd....
St. Uoula S. w ,
. U 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-Hheffleld S. A I....
Southern Pacific
S'lutharn Railway ,.
So. Hailwav pfd
Tennessee Copper
Taiaa A Pacific
T., St. U A W
T.. Bt. U A W. pfd
t'nlon Paclfle
tinlon Paclfla pfd
Inlted Slalea Healty
Lulled Ktataa Hubher.....
I'nited mates Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
I tab. Copper
Va. -Carolina chemical .
Wabash
W abash pfd
Wmiern Maryland
c'aailnghouse Klectlio ..
Western Inton
Wliaeiln A U B
Lehigh Valley
Total aalra for th dajr
400 7 '4
74
1744
. 1.600 174V,
m.C.00 sharea
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Feb. to. American securities
opened steady and from '4 to , higher.
Later th market eased off under realizing
and at noon was quiet, with price ranging
irem S. higher to hi lower than Saturday
New York closing.
London closing atock quotation:
Coneola. mooej IIS LouleTllle tk N'aah. ..IIO14
do account 80 1-14 Mu., Kan. A Texas.. 3&S
Amal. Copper N. . Central Hi
Anaconda 'S Norfolk A Western. ,1)I
Aichlson hi 4 do pld M
do pfd 1"S Ontario A Waatara..4S
Baltunora A uuto..l'JtS Peiuitrltanla los
Canadian Pacific 2n, Hand Mines
i h.uaeaka A Ohio.. Its Heading
s
I',
tl
4
IMS
13 ,
tris
2S
122S
i;s
;
0
Chi. (treat Weatern.. 23s southern Hallway
Chi., Mil.
A tt. P.
1'S 0 ptd ,
1 Southern Pacific ..
Its Unlun Pacific
74S do pfd
IS V. steel
U do pfd
41 Webuh
W'i do pfd
lli Spanish 4a
ateany at 24 3-ltid
Da Beara
L)envr A
kio ii'
do pfd
Erla
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Orand Tiunk
Illinois Central .
SILVEH-Br,
per
ounce.
MOHEY 2,&214) per cent.
4 ne rate u. u.tft-ouiit 111 the open market
for short biilx i 3', per cent; for three
months' bill. 3-l' per cent.
New York Cnrb Market.
The following quotations are rurclshed
by Logan or oiytn
ineiiibera New York
btoCK exchange.
iXit Sou 111 Sixteenth SUeet,
cnia ha
Amir Tobacco
bajr Stat Gas..
Beat or Cona .. .
Hutte Cualilloo
t actua
Cilno
Chief Cout ....
..437S Greene Cananea .... IS
., 11', inspiration s
.. s lntM I
.. IIS N't Cona 1S
.. 11 Naehousa 1
.. ttS Navada-Ctah 1 1 14
.17-11 Ohio Copper IS
.. US Hanhlda Coalition .. I 1
Iracllon
)avla-laly
tljlbeaj
Ktrr Lak
Kly ' una
Klv Wu.a
Franklin
.. 14 rtav 1 Tncrai '
.. w iwiii r.. . ,,..-4
.. 1 Seara-Hohu-k C...ltiS
... II Silver Pick I
IS Superior A Ptttasurg 14
lOt, 1'onopah Mining
s
j Oliuux
bcliuont
1 rtnliy cyipar ,
I t mted Copper ,
IS North 4U ....
6 bonamla
4',
14
i
s
Ooldileld Klorenea
UoidtlrHd Daisy ...
et Yark "Jlalng Stork.
NEW TORK. Feb. 20. Closing quotations
on mining siocss were v iunui
Alice
Uttl C'h,f
iont. Tunnel aiuca
do bonus
l".n. Cal A Va ...
Horn Sll'er
Iron Silver
Le.4rllia Log. ...
Offarad.
. :l
. it
ii
. i
1M
. In
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
.andard .
Yeliew Jacket
..1'
.1:4
. l '.M
..1'IV
! luteal Seenrltles.
! Quotations furnished by Burnt. Blinker
A Co.. 4tS
Nw Omaha National Manx
building
Rut.
Ill
A.v.d
II"
S
1A.I
7
. KS
lo.
Ui
"S
1
1')
lot
..... v.. B... h ... 1. I , M, . k .
. I . usn IS. Co. u. IM4
,i-.n t'ici,naa fctank aiok. Omaha..
Caie.liilsnt Cisl l o. ii IM
' tntral eel A
7 V,
,
lS
it'
M
r,rn'"' V.VX.rv Vorl
, ,'17ii wiioi "
. ,i a..r' i o. I ... rd
u,r.. twii Pk.m 7 a. is. c.ii
I Hueeii. sb ' '
I Ui Twt-uuiaai ta-
!nMi it r." l.i. r' 7" 7t
I Neh-4K c wmrrsnlp. f rr cent,... 'i
irnicia ..iinlri I lih . 1"I
I Mia c tl. i St
,'ifii4h Wrt'r t?'t M P',
llliih 4k I". B. St. R. i:t ; H't !
'iiuuha i'. H si. j. r-i'i t a- e "
! I'Tiiihl B. St. fl. '-nm 7 ,
jutnaha K I. tc r tm. tr.S ,' ".
jiinnh .Na:l,nal Hank aforh l.a
'raa'' N4'iinl kci, a. ?o. Omaha 5v
llniirt o. k lata ai k
, shertdan Ci'l t'ompany ;& I
rtr 1 nrk Money Karkrl.
NKW YORK. Feb. M.-MOXKI-tin call
2'i.'"a per cent, ruling rate, 2' per cent;
closing hid. 2 p.r cent; offered. 2' ter
cent. Time loan, earlier; sWty day. 2-4ii
3 per cent, and nlnetv days. 3-u l' per
cent: six month. : -V,! " per cent.
I HIM H Ml-KCANTlLi: PAPI-.R-4 to IVj,
per cent.
STKKMXtl RXC'H A N(!17 Klrm with ac
tual huMlnes In bankers hills at 14 ll.ij
' for sixty day hill, and at 4 S'itO for
Iriegi-lar.
! Clorlnrf quotations on winos wer
follows
V. 8 rf. 5a
dn cuion .
reg
..1"1 "Int. 'M. M
,..ll 'Japan 4a ..
4',.
IT',
tl
tm,
'.
7'a
U, S. . rrg
Hn coupon
L'. S. 41.. Iff.
do eouo'.ii
All.a-l till. IM
..V: do 4'a
. ! riH K. C. -lo. 1st
. tl b. . dfb. 4a IK3I...
..lit I.. N. nl. 4a ...
. . 7V 4.M K A T. It 4a.
i flin am. ri
1"'.' eio i. Ck
i a. t Am
! I tk., 'a.
P S Mo. Cai iMr t '!
U'l N. II Ft. ef M. 4V,t 94H
I". N. Y. I'.. .
do
aummr Co.
4 'it.. f "a Jo ' 4a. M
Alrhiann n. 4a
. N. V . N. II. A II.
(to rr. 4a
lr c. a
A'. C. I.. 1st 4..
Bal. Ohio 4a...
Jo W
do 9. W. Hja..
3rnok. Tr. r. 4a
.loti, ei. la IM
. lot N. A W. lit c. 4.. It
. M 40 ct. 44 1S
. I No. Taclflc 4t H"S
. K.'S -do It 70S
. H'So. 8. I., rfdg. 4a ... MS
. w 4 ftnn. ct. ISt 1115... S
.lot do eon. 4a 103'4
!S Reading gn 4a 17 s
I o. ol Oa. oa. ..
Cen. Leather 5a.
'. of N. J. g. 8....
Chea. 4V tihlu 4S ..
do ct. 4Sa..
Chicago 4t A. 1st
C, B. A y. J. 4a...
do gen. 4a
C. M A 8. P. d. 4a
C. R. I. A P. c. 4a.
do rfg. 4a....
Colo. lnd. la.
f'olo. Mid. 4a
-173S St. L A 8 r. f. 4a. S
.101 oV gen. 6a I7S
. 17 St. U 8. -W. c. 4 ... 71
. 70 do lal gold 4a "S
'-4 . A. L. adl. 6a H
. 77 s 80. Pae. col. 4 K
. I3S do ct. 4 M
. 74 do 1st ref. 4a....... I S
. 19 So. Railway 6 107H
....71 do gen. 4a 7 TS
II t'nlon Pacific 4t HS
I'll Ki do ct. 4e I0S
''. A 8. r. A
I). A H. cv.
Mia do 1st e ref. 4a IS I
I). A R. C. 44.:...
do ref. 6a
nttilllera' M
Krle p. 1. 4a
do gen. 4a
do ev. 4. aer, A
lo aerlaa B
I'. 8. Rubber c l"t
MS f. 8 Steel 2d 6a l"5i4
71 Va.-Car. ctiem. 6a...lois
Hi Wabash 1st It 110
7iS do lat A tx. 4a tVtt
71 Wea'ern Md. 4 S
72s West. Klec. ct. ia.... DCS
IM wis. fentral 4.. .. I's
I 7en. Klac. CY. 6a.
III. Cen. 1st ref
Int. Met. 4Sa..
4t.. D7S Mo. Pac. et. 61 DoS
71 4
Bid. Offered.
Rmlnn gtoek and Road.
BOSTON. Feb. 2n. Closing quotation on
stocks were aa lollows:
Allotiei 31 Mohawk 14
Amtl. Copper 4'4 Nevada Con. ........ II
A. . 1.. A 1 24 Nlpltalng Mine .... 11 S
Arlsnna Com Ii North Hutt 39
Atlantic IS North Lake 6S
B. A C. C. A S. M . . 12s old Domlslon.
Butte coalition ...... Us Oteeola lot
Cal. A Afltona EiS Tarrott 8. A C 11
Cal. A ilecla 505 Wtllncy I
Centennial 12S Shannon IIS
I'opper Kanga c. CM Ruparlor II
Kast Butt C
M...
12'4 Superior ABM IS
10 Superior A P. C 14S
Franklin
O Iron 1 c'on
Oranbjr (Vm
Greene (snsnaa . .
Isle Ro-ale Copper
Karr Lske
Lake Clipper
La Balle c'opper...
Mitmt Copper ....
Atked.
11-11 Tamara-1, 41
.. J". V. B. 8. H. A M.... :s
.. I do pfd , 47
.. 13S t'Uh Onn 13
.. S t;tah Copper Co 45'
.. 3)i Winona -,
.'. 4 Wolverine 120
.. 20S
Bank ( leaeluK.
OMAHA, Feh. 20. Hank clearings for to
day, J2.170.69S. SI and for the corresponding
date last year, S2.97,t98.S2.
4) M A t A WHOLES AI.K P1CKS.
rlllTTEH Creamer . No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 28c; No. 2,
In SO-lb. tubs. 26c; No. 2 In 1-lb. cartons,
2tic: packing stock, solid pack, 13 Sc; dairy.
In 6-lb. tubs, loftltic. Market change every
Tuesday.
CHEK45E Twins, KcgnSVic; young Amer
ica. 18Vi': daisies, 17V&c; triplet, 17 Sc; llm
burger. 18c;- No. 1 briok 17c; Imported
Swles, 32c: domestic Swiss, 22c; block Bwlsa,
life.
POL'LTRT Dressed broiler, tinder 2 lb.,
S3 per doz hens, HMc; cook, 11c; ducks.
18c; geese, 13c; turkeys, 26c; pigeon, per
doi., $1.20; homer aquab, per do., 14.00;
fancy aquaba, per tioi.. 63.50; No. 1, par
doz 63.00. Alive, broiler, 16c; smooth legs,
10c; hens, lie; stags and old rooster, 8c;
Id duck, full featherad. 12c; geese, full
feathered, B'4c; turkey, 19c; guinea fowl.
26o each; plgeoni, per doc, 60c; homer,
per do., 3,M- squabs. No. 1 per do., $1 50;
No. 2. per do., 5oa; capon, over I lb.,
14c, old turkeys, 17c.
FISH all trogen) PlcVerel, 7o white, Ho;
pike, 9c; trout, 11c; large crapptea, 1216c;
Spanish mackerel, 19c; eel, lhu; haddock,
ldc; flounder, 12c; green catfish, 20c; roe
shad, SI each; shade roe, per pair, 65c; frog
legs, per do., 60c; suluion, 11c; halibut, 10c;
herrlrs, 60.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs, 16c; No. 8, 12c;
No. 3, c; No. 1 loin, 17c; No. 2,- 13c; No.
S, 10tc; No. 1 chuck. 74c; No. 2, 7!4o; No.
8. 7c; No. 1 round, 9c; No. 2, 8Vc; No. S,
to; No. 1 plate. 6Sc; No. 2, be; .so. 3, 6V,o.
FRUITS Apples: Missouri Ben Davis,
per bbl., S500; California Kellef lower, per
bog, Si.uo: Colorado extra fancy Jonathan,
per full bu. box, $2.75; H. Twig, per full
bu box, S2.("fl; W. W. Pearmam. per full
bu. box, 12.75; Washington extra fancy
Wlnesap, 94-112 sizes, per bu., S2.7i; 1J0-17&
lies, per box, $2.60; Washington Pippins,
4'4-tler, per box, $2.25; 6-tler, per box, $2 00.
Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch, $2,260
2.6o; Jumbo, bunch, S2.7fyaa.78. Cranberries:
Per box. $3.60: Wisconsin Late How
brand, per bbl., $10.60. Dates: Anchor
brand, new, SO 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes, per
box, $2.0u; bulk In iO-lb. boxes, per lb., 6Sc
Figs: New California, 12 12-os. pkgs., 86c;
3d 12-ox. pkgs., $2.40; 60 (-01. pkg., $2.00;
Turkish, i-crown, per lb.. 16c; 6-orown,
per lb., 14c; 4-crown, per lb., 13c. Urape
Fruit: Flollda, 4i-64-t4 alzes, per box, $4.00;
80-94 sixes, per box, $3.50. Lemons: Llmon
elra brand, extra fancy, 3003o0 aires, per
box. ' $4 60; cliuice, 8uO-3oO size, per box,
14.00: 240 size, iiOc per box less. Oranges:
Camella Rediand navels, 80-M sixes, pr
box, $2.86: 126 Blze, per box, $2.8Ti; loO size,
per box, $2.86; 176 and smaller sixes, $3.00;
choice navels, 80-90 aizea, $2 60; Lid size,
$2.60: 130 and smaller size, $2.WKa2.76. Pears:
California Winter Nellls, per box, $2.75;
New York Kelfer. per bbl., box, $276
VEQETA BI.KS Lean, strinr and wax,
per hamper, $;i.60(j4.tsj; beets, pr bu., 76o;
cabbage, VMsconaln, per lb., 1Sc; carrot,
per bu., 75c; celery, Michigan, per dox.
hunches, She; California Jumbo, per dos.
bunches, eOc ; cucumbers, hot house, IS
and t dog. in box. per dos., $2.26; egg plant
lancy Florida, per dox., $2.00; garlic, extra
fancy, whit, per lb., 16c; lettuce, extra
fancy leaf, per doz.. 40c; onions, Iowa, red
and yellow, pt-r lb., 2Sc; Indiana white
per lb., 3c; Spanish, per orate, $1.60; par
sley, fancy southern, per doz. bunches. 60S
parsnips. psr bu., 7oc; potatoes, Early
Ohio, In sacks, per bu.. sue; Iowa and Wis
consin. whlttj slock, per bu., 7otiouc; Colo
rado, per' bu., hiwisoc; rutabagas, per lb.,
IV; sweet potatoes, Kansaa, per bbl.,
I2.7r: tomatoes. Florida, per -uasket Crate
I'J-Mtyl.oo; turnips, per bu., 76c.
id ISCMLLAN EOl'S Almonds, Cal I f ornl a
solt shell, per In., 18c; In sack lots, lo lens
lrazll nuts, per lb., 18c: In sack lots, lo
leas; cocoanuts, per sack, $5.60; per doz.
koc; filberts, per lb., 14c; in sack lots, lc
teen; hickor nuts, large, per lb.. 6c; small,
per lb., c: peanut, roasted, per lb., Sc;
raw. per ib., 'ic: pecans, large, per lb.,
lvc; In sack lots. 1c less; walnuts, black,
per lb., 2sc; Callfu,rda. per lb., 19c; ,n
sack lots, lc less; eiucr. New Tork Mutt's
per S-hbl., $ 75; per bbl., $6.75; honey, new',
;4 frames, $3.75.
lotion Market.
NKW YOUK, Feb. fO COTTO V-Spot
closed quiet: inlddllug ui'landa. 14.10c; mid
dling gulf. 14 36c; sales, 100 bales.
ST. 1A) CIS, Feb. 20-COTTON-l'n-
changed; middling, lose; no sales; receipts.
I ) t,.;t
bales; shipments. 1.8.V4 bales: stock.
22,737 bales.
New Tork cotton market as furnished by
Logan A brvan, members New Tork Cotton
exLiiange. 31j South Sixteenth street:
Month. I Open.j Hlgh. Ixw. cnos. Sat'y.
j March
i.Mav ..
(July ..
I August
!Oci. ..
IS 88
. 14 02
l-lt 03
j 13 72
i U 64
I IS 96
I 14 10
14 10
I 13 87
I 12 73
I IS 82
I 13 97
I 13 97
I 11 i
j 12 t2
IS 84
I 14 00
I 14 00
I 13 tit
, 12 M
I 13 4
I 14 09
I 14 W
I IS H)
I 12 71
rnrpeatlne and R !.
SAVANNAH. Feb. JO. IX'HPE.NTINE
Firm 87Sc; sales. J bbls.; receipt, 67 bbla.;
shipments. M bbls.; slocks, 1.9tJ bbls.
ROSIN rlrm: sales. 613 bbls : receipts.
144 bbls.; shipmenti. 1.216 bbls.; stock, 6S.4;j4
hbls. tjuoie: H. $7 12': I'. St to: E. $7 I74;
F. $7 2t: O. $7 2.1; H. $7.40; 1. $7 60; K. $7.1);
M, $. 96; N, $.i: WO, .; WW. $8.10.
" " i
gar Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 30.-SCOAR Raw.
firm: niuno ado. K9 test. Sllc; centrifu
ge), x teat.. S i 1 c : molasses sugar, Kt test.
i;il; relinea. sieaay.
! Wool llprk't.
j ST 1 OL'Ii. Feb. SO. WOtJI I 'n changed :
j territory and western oiedluma, lfg2ec; fan
medium. ItJfUc; Lc. Uilie-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Much Lighter Than
Monday of Last Week.
HOGS STRONG 10 FIVE CENTS UP
heen aao la nth la l.laht nerelpt.
Mhlle Byer. Aelln on Hoar
Side, nendrr Trade alow and
Tendcoer Klre.
'POPTH OMAHA. Feb 20.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hot;. Sheep
Kstlmat Mondsv 4 3O0 4 A
II lllol
lilt.
S7:'S
9 on
11.42".
Seme day lat week S.4H4
SrnTo tla- 2 week ago.. 3. Till
Sme dny 3 week ao.. n.4d
Same lUv 4 weeks ago.. 8.211
w ... . .1 .. 1 , ,.H r. rt
ti.".:
2.7"0
S VI
4.'ll
i.:'
8.4 .
The following table shows lh recelpis 01
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha tor
the vcar to date as compared with last
vrar: , 1:01 I'dO. Inc. lfc.
Cuttle ft -H 1-4 v7 20.404 ......
Hogs 2P7.491 3?'.,"wr. ; If.Ot.l
Sheep 2.V1 IK.4 '."o.'i MI..V.7
The following tnhle shows the aveiag
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the lal
eeveral days, with comparisons;
Date. 1 mi. ;7io.i;iQ9.ii;'Os.iwt.li'0" '19:
Feb $...
Feb. 10..
Feb. 11...
Feb.
Feb. IS..
Feb. 14...
Feb. Hi...
Feb. 17..
Feb. IS. ,
Feh. 1...
Feb. 20...
I 7 J2Hi fl 151 I ' I?! . r
I T "iL.i I JGI I 9.V 1 Ml I 5 11 I I'
2 ".v - 27 r 1 ; -o
77
' I S 7l! 6 VI! 4 221 6 Ml
n I 161 4 13 91!
kJ-v.! S 77l 14 02! 6 e
6 7tt
6 78 4 Id
6 90 4 f4
7 JOS.
S 7fi Is.
4 06! ,U1iJi7
4 10; ti Ml V, 4.b
4 15 6 7S: o PS 1
I 18! 6 S3i b 9Hi 4 66
7 IV
7 06;, I
1
S . 07
8 91 6 tW
8 92! 6 9V
! o i;
7 07."
Sunday.
Recelpis and disposition of lly stock at
the Union Stock yard. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours, ending at 3 p. m. yes
terday: RF.CKtPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. ft St. P 6
Wabash 1
I'nion Pacific 22
C. ct N. V., eat.... fi
C. A N. W west.... f4
1
31
1 4
30 2
2 t
2
11 8
1
4
1 3
69 60
C, 8t. P., M. A- O.... 3,
1 , . 13 C- , , .... - c
! 11 u wrt 11 8 2
C. II. I. A P., east.. 6 1 .. 1
c. tl I. & P.. w st.. ti 4 1
C. O. W 2
Total receipts ....177
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hog. !"heep.
.. 4''3 691
.. 917 9.rr0 1.914
.. 4oS 1.411 im
... 925 2.008 2.029
476
Omaha Packing Co
Hwlft and Company
Cuduhy Packing Co
Armour A- Co
Cudahv. St. rnul
W. U. Vansant M2
Benton, Vansant & Lush 103
Stephens Bros 10
Hill & Son 172
F. B. Lewis 44
Huston A Co 83
J. B. Hoot & Co 82
J. H. Bulla 87
L. F. Huai 80
L. Wolf 1
McCreary It Carey 90
S. Werthelmer , 125
Sullivan Bios 10
I-es Rothschild 21
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co .... 2.1
Sol Dcgen 8
cllne at Christy 7.1
McConaghey 31 ;..
Other buyers 440 722
Totals 4.39S 3,957 7.422
CATTLii-Thcr wa a fair run of cattle
here today, 176 cars being reported In. Still
it was very much smaller than Monday of
lust week, though larger than two weeks
ago. 1 he sudden change to cold weather
seemed to make buyers reluctant to start
out In the morning, and they were inclined
to wait until everything was in before go
ing out. Thu the market was rather alow
and late In opening, and the morning was
well progressed before very much business
hsd been transacted.
Feeder wer the first cattle to sell, there
being a fair speculative demand for deslr.
able kinds of Block cattle and feeders.
Prices paid did not look very much differ
ent from those prevailing at the close of
last week. In fact, both buyer and sell
er wer a a rule quoting the market as
steady.
When th market on beef ateer was one
under way buyera bid price that were
about steady on a few of the more de
sirable kinds, butt he trade a a whole was
weak and lower. To describe It a slow
to 10c lower on the general run of beeves
would Just about cover the situation.
The market on cow and heifer wa aa
a rule about steady with last week's close.
In fact seller In some case thought they
secured a little better prices on the more
desirable kind.
ttfuuisuiona un cattle: oood to cholc
beef steers, $6.00a64o; fair to good beef
steers, $3.NXi.00; common to fair beef
steers, $4.76u.o; good to choice cows and
heifers. $4.6otj3.5.60; fair to good cows and
heifers, $4.264 60; common to fair cows and
heifer, $3.254.26; good to cholc atocker
nd feeder. $5.40u.90; common to fair
stockers and feeder. $4.2&4)jd.oo; stock heir
era, $3. 75ft 4.50; veal calve. $4.IAQ8.00; bull,
stags, etc.. f3.76yt3.20.
Repreaentgtlv sale:
fiELF STEERS.
No. At.
I Ill
I I -HI
1 4J
6 440
1 S76
7 1134
4 1006
It 1311
rr. N. At. FT.
6 0 10 1074 a 76
6 31 1 14 6 71
I 34 II n;o 6 10
6 40 40 I0 6 14
6 40 34 1U1 6 ii
6 s 11 1S4 I to
6 U 1441 SO
6 71
COWS.
S M . t 113 4 U
l it not 4 eo
I W 1 11X14 4 ell
I 14 6 1200 4 M
5 V0 10 171 4 16
I 10 t 1060 4 71
4 00 13 lo4V 4 71
4 10 4 1106 4 75
4 10 II 11.70 4 10
4 II Ml 4 If.
4 23 10 I2 4 XI
4 40 1 11 10 4 10
4 40 1041 I 16
4 60 1 1X0 I 00
4 to I 6 oo
4 60 14 111! I K
4 60 10M 6 10
HElFt.Ro.
4 14 4 11 4 M
4 4i II Ikl t 00
4 II I. 704 6 00
4 la 10 711 I g;
I 71 1 4 6 10.
4 7 II Ul iX
4 71 4 114 ill
4 W
BULLS.
4 40 1 1100 4 14
4 "4 1 1030 4 Is
4 If. 1 1410 4 40
4 4i 1 low I 00
4 74 1 1440 I 40
4 to 1 1370 6 OS
4 M 1 640 6 35
4JALVES.
4 10 11 tK I 00
4 6.S 1 7 no
4 71 I. 100 1 Mi
I 21 1 130 7 10
6 31 1 1U 7 00
5 I 1 ,. l-u 7 60
6 tt. 1 210 7 :6
I 00 1 110 1 76
.1000
IS....
io!!"
is.
14....
ii...
si!".
.1111
.1034
1.;0
14.4
AND FEEDER?.
II 132 6 10
70 t 6 31
I IJ 6 10
4 ;i i
14 760 I 411
k Hit i 40
13 7X3 I 45
1 742 1 4.".
4 7(.6 I 4.S
I IIU 6 M
4 tt, 6 t:
16 1111 6 M
iN IM
t;l
4 14
4j4
4
374 6 00
ll 6
6 3S
it....
14....
4....
6....
13 ...
.. -t
4 I 3. .
all 5 ii
4VI
6 31
6 II
iM 6 lo
111 6
7.,
MOOS bacon and light mixed hogs sold
at price largely a nickel higher this morn
ing while weighty butchers and heavy
parking grade ruled steady to atrong. As
indicated by bulk of sales the average mar
ket ranged from atrong to 6c higher, ani
mal weighing around 200 pound meeting
with preferenc.
Limited receipt erved as a bullish argu
ment for seilere and resulted in a measure
from the Inability of fanners to deliver
their stock l loading point over choppy
roads, bard froxn. About sixty loada wer
received, the percentage of good light ani
mals appearing somewhat larger than
usual.
Demand from packers waa fairly a.-tlve
early, but shipping and speculative outlet
were practt. ally cloned. Almost all of the
aupply was purchased for local killing, long
airings ranging from S7.05 to $7.16. Choice
light weights sold a high as $7.a, showing
th full advance aa compared with baiur
day top.
Representative Bales:
Ne.
14..
.1..
la .
4;. .
..
44. .
41..
M..
44 .
II.,
14.,
at. 14 rr M. at Sh rr.
Its ... 71 7 37 ... 7 10
ra 14 I tt) 11 M 7 !
.-. ... I ti tt .331 ... f Ik
1.0 ... t ti 7 US ... 7 II
"It II I IA 41 TM ... 1 ei
II ... I HO 41 11 ... 7 It
r',i ... 7 ii tt r.i ... 1 in
.144 10 I Oil at It ... '10
.?4 ... 7 ... 7 14
11 t 1 14. 75 3'4 ... 7 Itf
u; it is t: : ... II"
a4 ... 1 e u 1.1 . . , t it
Id a t M at ill ... t II
A4 ... t tl. S3 ... f 14
i :v. . ; ci ...;. ...2ti ... i is
t, : i n in:. 4- ) ... 7 1:.
t i ... 7 ii . ;t ;! ... ; r,
4ii ... J ,( .40 i : r.
n' .''I ... ", i'. 71 ?H ... J Ii
; v .i ... ; m . jit ... :n
; i ... 7 n M i:i ... :i
S 27t ... 10, 44. 21. ... I l.
..a :. ... ; .". i-i I i.,
i -j . . i e. :.; ... 7 is
.vi :'4 ... 7 7 si ... in
;a .. t i"t ... 7 h
2 "l III 1 40.... .'( ... J i
;:. it ... 7 : ' m i to 7 i;,
4e ..Ill ... 7 P.'t lit Isl '.. 7 IT',
j: 'ii i ; ;, t hj ... ; v
f h'l 7 (I7i, 7' It ... 7 M
2 3'1 ... 1 " 72 2:t ... 7 1
1 7 II 4 in ... 1 20
4
10
; SU I'.EP T tedinv: in sheep iinil Isinh
stHrted out In rallier slow fashion this
I morning, as l.HC i'H wet fairly lihetnl and
j feeling snuuik' packers soinew hnt bearish.
I Fully fitly iloiihles of stock arrived. ew
Isnd latuli offerlnKS being ttbout evenly (11
j vtdeil. Inquiry from all quarters wi;s slack,
hoaever. and It wns well along 1ow:ird mld
I day before enough business had been done
to put t'ie market on an.vthlng like a tiuol-
i a r I'm m.
I ill snceu lite general lenuency was a little
lower, good ewe aelhnc. Ml and around
$4.1.1. Slrtetl . hoh e grades would h.irdly i
.bring over 14.2.1 Hi most. This figure Is also
extreme limit on wethers, although there j
was nothing axallnl.le curly to make a test!
of tops.
Tone to Intrhs was doubtful and pi k es i
If anything were Hluid.'d. Movement did j
not show very much activity ni any time j
and bet classes, its well as Inferior offer- I
lugs, cleared only after more or less bii-k- !
eting between huers and sellers. !
Wuotatlors on sheep and lambs: Oood to
choice lambs. $.1.7.Vn.1.!i; fair to good In tubs.
$3. 1.1415.9.1; handywelght yearlings, $4.S.1'.
t"0; heavy 1 yearlings, $4.".Vii4.s.1; good to
choice w ethers. $ fXti4.2i1; fair to good
wethers. $.:.7rvV4 00; good lo choice ewe,
$1.00,74.2,7; fuir to good ewes. $3,034.00;
sheep, cull to feeders, $2.003.u0. '
Representative sales:
No.
24,1 western ewes
4"0 western ewes
4!'l western lambs
398 western ewes ,
317 western ewes
99 western lambs
6 western ewes, culls
27 western ewes
403 western ewes
A v.
..$ 92
... 77
... 73
...112
...107
... 67
... M
...110
...113
. ..ir.4
... 9i
... 95
... !'!
. .. 7fi
... 98
... 9h
...102
...113
...113
Pr.
4 05
5 60
5 80
4 20
4 20
5 00
3 00
4 Oil
4 2.1
4 20
6 21
4 00
3 in
6 17.1
6 HS
6 00
4 .so
4 15
4 15
22 western
ewes
lambs
ewes ,
ewes, culls ...
lambs
lambs .
yearling
64 western
411 western
2o western
251 western
98 western
12.1 western
i western wethers
616 western ewes ..
51 western ewes ..
CIIUACO 1,1 Ml SliitK .41 A It KKT
Demand for tails.? tcnd Hog.
Weak Mheep Mrona.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-CATTLL-Rccelpts.
30.000 head; market steady to 10c lower;
beeves. Sl.OCVaij.iTi: Texaa steers. $4.2Xf75.5(i;
western Kteers, $4.frtya5.nn; stockers and feed
ers, $3.75i5.7ii; cows and hclfcr, $2.WV(i5.70;
calves. S.'.HOftiiji.OO.
HOOS Receipts, 39.000 head; market
weak at opening prices; light. S7.20ii7.rtO;
mixed, $7.H'(i 7.50; heavy, $7.(HXr7.4H; rough,
$7.0tKii7 15; good to choice heavy, $7.l5frr7.40;
pit-'s. $7. 40-717.7"; bulk of sales. $7.2O7i7.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 22.0oO
head; market strong: native, $'l.l'a,4.7.'i;
western, $3,1044.80; yearlings. $4.8i)-iif..7.7;
native lambs, $1.uru"t";.4o; western, $6.2.Vf'6.50.
Kansas City Live Ktnck Market,
KANSAS" CITY, Feb. 20.-CATT1 -Rc-ceipts.
10.000 head. Including 600 soutnerns;
market, steady to 10c lower; cows, steady;
dressed beef and export steers. $H.0O'u7.0j;
fair to good. $1 25i7ifp.9u; western steera,
$6.25!i6.00; stockers and feeders, $4.76'd14 S3;
southern steers, $5.1rV7-jo.OO; southern cows,
$3.0iVrj4.75; native cows. $3.2fci'3.2l; native
heifers. $4.'"Xyt .00; bulls, $4.10fi6.25; calves,
$1.601 8.26.
ItOC." Receipts. S.ono head; market, 6c to
10c higher; bulk of sales, $7.2."i7.40; heavy.
$7.2tV(j7.35; packers and butchers. $7.25'i7'
7.;:7Vj: lights. $7,3017.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,000
hend: market, strong to 10c higher; lambs.
$.1.60111.20; yearlings. $4.nJ6.2fj: wi-thers,
$4.203 4.00; ewes, $4.00t4.36; stockers and
feeders, $3.00j4.00.
Bt. I.onl I, It Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 20. CATTLE Receipts,
10.000 head. Including 300 Texans: market
ltsfflSc higher; native shipping and export
steers, $.6O!i37.40; dressed beef and butch
ers steers, $S.Oosui.&0; steers under 1,000
pounds, $tJ.2;1ii6.75; stockers and feeders.
$3.75415.76; cows and heifer. $4.00t(fi.60;
catine.s. S2.H.VH..1. 25; bulls, $3.75i45. 60; calves.
S4.00IU9.2&; Texaa and Indian steers, S4.5o
6.50: cows and heifers. $3.6O(6.00.
HOGS Receipts. 7.300 head; gnarket 10J
15c higher; pigs and lights, $7,0077.66; pack
ers. $7.267.40; butchers and best heavy,
$7.40j7.60.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipt s. 1.700
head; market steady; native muttons.
$3.751-4.35; lambs, $5.7566.40; bulls and buck,
$2.503 3.00; stockers and feeder,, $2.OOj3.00.
St. Joseph Lire Stook Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2,000 head; market, steady; steers,
$4.6u6.26; cow and heifers, $3.60tf6.60;
calves, $3.50u8.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1,200
head; market atrong; lambs, $6.604(6. 15.
HOOS Receipt, 6,000 head; market, 62
10c higher; top, $7.SS; bulk of sales, $7.LVtf
7.25.
Slnck In Slant.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western market yesterday:
cattle, nogs, uneep.
South Omaha ...
St. Joseph
Kansas City ...
St. Louis
Chicago
Total ....
4.300 4.000
2.0110 1.200
ll.OlO
6.000
S.000
1,700
22,000
...10.000 B.odO
...10.000 7,300
...30.000 29.000
...66.900 66,500 42,7X10
Coffer Market.
NEW TORK. Feb. 20 COFFKT5 Fu
tures opened steady at an advance of from
26 to 87 points on covering and fresh tull
support, encouraged by report vhat a lead
ing roaster had purchased bO.Ooo bags of
spot coffee In New Tork, New Orleans and
afloat late on Saturday, paying aa high as
I3'4ro for Santos firsts. Cable were higher,
helping the ads-ance here, and while there
was enough coffee for aale to check the
upward movement around the initial
figure the market waa very well main
tained, with May contract selling at lu.86c
during the day, or about 138 points above
the low record of the month. The close
was a shade off from the best, under
realizing, but ateady, at a net advance of
from 30 to 37 pOlnts. Sales, I:j6,n00 bags.
February snd March, 10 70c; April, 1077c;
May, June and July, 10.80c; August, 10 75c;
September, lO.HOcf October, 1050c; Novem
ber. 10.46c; December and January. 10.39c.
Havre was Isi'14f net higher. Hamburg
was sfc'. pfgs higher. Rio was 60 -els
higher at "$275. Santos was W0 reis higher,
with 4s at 7$m10 and "s at laO. Receipts
at the two Brazilian ports were S.OnO bag,
as agnlnBt 17.000 bags last year. Jundiuhy
receipts were 1.7o0 bags, as against 6.4'sJ
bags last year. Rain was reported In Silo
Paulo. A private cable from the Santos
firm which cabled here some time axo that
the new bill clique would find it difficult
to finance Its pruposed holding! operation
said thst about ten large commlsearlos
hsve agreed to temporarily buv large iiisn
titles to maintain prlcea and that the mar
ket was firm In sympathy, larit sale
having been made. Spot coffee, firm; No.
7 Rio. 12taill2c; No. 4 Santos, 134C Mild!
coffee, quiet; Cordova, 13 V? 15:4C. nominal.
. I
Drr tiooda Marker. I
NEW TORK, Feb. 20.-DRT fitJODH
Market, quiet at the opening. Moderate .
orders of a hand-to-mouth character are
still reported from the retail trade. !taple
dresa goods for fall are In fair demand
from some of the larger corporation.
Raw silk I firmer.
KlSln latter Market. .
ELGIN, III.. Feb. 30 Bl'TTER Steady
at TSc'-tc; output. 453.600 pounds.
Pen a 4 olleae Win Debate.
TOLEDO, la., Feb. 20. (Special. )-In
triangular debate between teams repre-
.1-.. 1 eander Clarke nollexe of Toledn
eeni.i.a. 1
Penn colltge of Oskalooss. and Parsons I
college of rainieio. nem unr. m uiHtioosi
and at Fait field last night. Penn college
won two of the three debates and Leander
Clark won.
Incubators, brooders and coopa at
greatly reduced prices. W sell the De
Maine Incubator Co.' Successful Incu
bttors, (0-egg capacity, at $6 50. Be
window dleplsy. P. t 1 ie Vol Hard-
our
ware
Co.
CRESTON Funeral services over the
hodv of Mrs Mary Manning of Philadel-
' phia. Pa., were held here lodav. Mrs.
Manning was a ioi ni r lesion viri. mt
daughter of Mr snJ Mrs J B Sehofleld.
wel' kniwn 1 -."Idciitt here. One brother In
Nl.rska one In council Bluff. 1 her
mother, and a suiar are her survivor.
MALONEY SAYS WEST IS GOOD
Believes Bluffs Controls Salooon Men
in Proper Fashion.
MUCH MONEY WASTED IN EAST
Mreet tleanlna lcpnrtmrnt In Rla;
4 Itlea Are tonrrn of Crest I raki
I.lahllna System Tlinroaghly
Int eaOusled.
Mayor MfConey. while he wn making hi
long eastern Journey In the Interests of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, says he fell
Into Hie hnhlt of contrasting thins In other
elites with llmf. at home. Hi- looked Into,
the saloon situation part'colai ly.
"The sitloon situation In Council Bluff
Is '.vm per cent better than In anv oilier ciiv
I visited during mv more than two w(.k.'
travel." said Hie ins v if vesterdnj . "The
saloon men aie obe lng the laws t.ere bet
ter than In anv other city In th IS in-iTilrv
end there Is proportionately leps .anse for
real complaint hoie."
The chronic kick short the way the -Iteei
cleaners work In ('mini II Bluff compared
with other pipes I met by the mSMirs
observation thus:
"If the fellows I watched at work on th
streets In Bsltiniote. Philadelphia. Wash
ington and other places ate worth the $17'
snd $2 a day paid them, our men. Including
the old fellows, aie worth St a dav.
know the poorest of our men will do ntor
than twice the same amount of work In th
same time."
tlnnelpal l.lahllng.
Mayor Mnlnnev gave much time to In
quiry Hnd observation roncetnlng new. muni
cipal lighting systems, and derlared that
he did not find an eastern town as well
lighted ss De Moines. "Lots of the town
spend a good deal more money than De
Moines does f,- lighting an equivalent
agioiiiil of street surface, but none cf u,.n,
gets Hie results Ihnt the lies Moines fel
lows nre getting. And the Iowa towns
lights are nil made at home from uriglnal
design. W need go no further than our
own stale rapltal to find the best model
for the Improved lighting nycm we et
going lo in.stai: In the business se. tlon nf
our town Ihls yesr. Des Moines makes It
lamp posts and everything else connected
with the lighting system except the lamps,
and so an we. The three and five-light
pedestals Is Hie system, and the west la
far ahead of the east In adopting It. j
saw very few goose-neck posts. Dayton
and Columbus, O.. have two and five-light
pedestals. Pittsburg. Altoona and Hnrrl.
burg bine many of Hie big 410. wait Tung,
stens set on posts opposite each other and
about 1.7) frot apart, but they do not get
the results obtained from smaller light
more clos.ly spaced. In the besl lqhtd
towns t found the business men hsd do
nated the posts and the city furnished the
Juice.' as we propose to do here."
Ilnltltnore rnvlntc )lcm.
In Baltimore Mayor Malnney Investigated
the method of assessing street paving
costs, where thn plan of paying for all
street, improvements by general taxation
Is being tried. So far the results are not
satisfactory. "The fellows 'with the pull'
get all the paving and the other lax
payers can only kick." said thn mayor.
"I explained our system of assessing the
whole cost to th property and I found
many Baltlmorrans stronglv In favor
of It."
Among Mayor Maloney'a first duties
when he found time to open his desk In
the city building Saturday was to sign
his name 430 times to the bonds and cou
pon of the $20,000 fire station I rn
Clerk' Casady Tiad the same task after hav
ing recently signed his name 7,000 times to
me coupons and certificates issued to K.
A. Wlckham for pavlna: and sidewalk en.
structlon.
Minor Mention
Davis, drugs.
Oorrigans. undertaker. Phones ltt. ;
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS' BUFFET.
W'oodring Undertaking company. Tel. SS9.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone $7.
FERT'S QOLU WEDIJNt RINGS LEI" -
Pure blackberrjr juice and Virginia Bare
wine. J. J. Klein Co. i
WANTED Reliable girl for goral
houework. 809 FlftSi avenue.
Ocullt' prescription accurately filled
the earn day at Leffert'g Big Jewelry
fetore.
,Nil'r,l.nc """h" drina Anheuser-Busofc
malt. L. Roenfeld Liquor company, 61 a.
Main street.
THve your glasses fit tea or repaired by
W' . TerrJ". optician. 411 Broadway,
office with George Oerner.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Atherton left last
evening for New Orleans, where Mr. Ather
ton goes on a business trip.
The grand Jury expects to complete Its
work today and make Its final report. A
good-slsed batch of Indictment will be
returned.
The 8. A. Pierce 4V Co. shoe tor I now
open for business at their new location,
633 Wet Broadway, between Pearl and
Sixth atreets.
The member of Tlgreta temple, Pythian
sisterhood, will be entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mr. Henry Her
man, SOU Worth street.
Se the beautiful window display of
Knffl Prints. Including the new Madonna
of the Hills and the Guardian Angl. L
C. Fauble Art Shop, 333 Broadway.
Instructions for th unconfirmed wer
given to a large claaa at St. Paul Epis
copal church yesterday afternoon. The
class will be confirmed earlv In March,
when Bishop Morrison will come here for
the purpose.
W. A. Stone, president of th Retail
Butchers' and Grocera' association, left
last evening for Chicago. In addition to
his own personal business he expects to
do something for the pure food show the
association Is planning lo pull off here
next autumn.
Knud Andersen, 51 years old. who hsd
resided on his farm In Hazel Dell loan
ship for the last twenty-five vears, dleq
there yesterday after six weeks' Illness
from paralysis. He Is survived by his
widow. iire daughters and two son. Thn
funeral will be held from the liaael Dell
church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The body of Miss Dora Jensen, who dlea
at Keanlon, Wash., last Wednesday, will
be brougiil line lor burlul. arriving beie
this morning at 9:30 via the Burlington
It e.111 be lal.cn to Woodrlng'a and pre
pared lor burial at Crescent on Tuesday
afternoon. Mi)1 .lenen formerly resided
at Orescent. The services will he held
In t lie Latter Dae Sain!' church there.
Elder D. It. Chambers officiating.
Mr. Anna Tanner, aged 67 years, died
vesi.rda: at Mercy hospital after threw
months' Illness from ecu', I limimatlani.
She Is auclved by two sitters, Mrs. A. A.
right of South Omaha and Mrs. lame
Trobotigh of Avoca. and one brother,
Charles Shields. 1102 Fifth avenue. Council
Bluffs. Tt e body waa taken lo Wood
ring s to aw alt arrangements for Hi
funeial to xf held at SI l-Yanes' church
on Tuesday morning.
RAINT OATS-Prepare tor tnem no.
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prices: many styles; at IWfert's Big Jew
elry Store.
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