Tlir, F.CE: OMAN A. RATUHDAY, FEBIUTAUY 2 1311.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Openi" Steady, Shorti Taking
Their Profit.
SENTIMENT RULES BEARISH
iMh Sltaatloa U I acaaagen, wlta
llnll Demand Cora ITeaeate
Wrik Hpiil Sappart s
Lacking;.
OMAHA. Feb. 24.
The whest msrket opened ateady. with
rahles bit firmer, and shorts covered,
taking proflta on vesterrfay s decline.
,N-i of anv feature was larking end
sentiment rule bearish still and every ln
dl.atlon point to continued sagging mar
ket. Cash wheat was unchanged and de
mand la dull, aa tt has been for weeks,
tie. lines having no affect.
t orn waa th weak spot In th r,,r
market today, and holder were Inclined
to well and liquidation readily broke the
feature when support waa lacking. There
bit been a lull In the shipping and export
demand and freer offering the past two
dst have discouraged long, who have
been waiting for an advance. Cash de
inniiil,!! eaaler and sales ahowed a de
cline of tc.
Primary wheat receipt were 330,000 bush
els and ahipment were 217. 0"O bushels,
egalnst receipt last year of 17.0n0 bushels
and ahlpmenta of 221.000 bushels.
4'rlnarv corn receipt were 44H.0O0 bushels
and ahipment were 649,ono bushels, ssalnst
receipt last year of S03.100 bushels and
shipment of 37.000 bushels.
Clearances were llO.Ono buehel of corn,
rone of nst and wheat and flour equal to
WW bushel.
Liverpool rinsed 'd to d higher on
wheat and ',d to 'd lower on rorn.
The following cash sale were reporten;
fumes, steady; March, 6 ld; May, "
n4d.
I DRV Spot. American mixed, new. qti'et,
4s 2d. Amet 1, an- frrxed, old, essy, Ss Vd ;
future, steady; March. 4 I'vl, May. 4a
4V1; July. 4 4VI.
SKW 1IIRK UF.KHAl. NtRKGT
Qaetatlona
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Decline Most Violent in Many Months
in Stocks.
Wheat No. hard
hard: 1 car, HI1".
Com No. S mixed:
m xtd: car. 33c.
Oats- No. 3 white:
1 car,
82 "Ac,
1 car (choice).
1 car,
1 car.
No.
No. 4
2Vc No. 4 white: 1 car, 28'c.
Omaha 4'aah Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, fBHffxr.'V. No-
hard. tCfcsaijc; No. 4 bard, 7:ia81'xc; re
jected hard. 70fi 75Hc ;' No. 3 spring. S3'-i-j)
'.'.; No. 4 spring. "t)SSc:; No. 2 durum,
-.",!) .lc; No. durum. tHari1V4e.
CORN- No. 2 white. .tOVdtOc: N-
white, .& 3r; No. 4 white, J7'4'6r74;
No. 3 color, SSU..a:ec; No. t yellow, 3'.("uXM;c;
No. S yellow, fl.V.f Sti': No. 4 yellow, 37'?
374c; No. J, ya3l4c. N. i, 38(35tc; No.
4. ai4'n:uc.
OAT.S-No, 2 white. 2f,liWr: standard,
2S'ric; No. 3 white. 2X,4i'rj-2V'; No. 4
while, Vtl!Hr; No. 3 yellow, 27?ia8Ho;
No. 4 yellow, 27'u?7V-
BARI.KY No. 2, "WfSIc: No. 4, tSS'gTSc;
No. 1 feed. S!fi;7o: rejected, 8tVic.
HTK No. 3, 71700; No. t, 78'r7c.
C'arlot Hecrlpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
of the liar Varloaa
Com mod I Ilea.
NKW TORK. Feb. 24 FLOl Rtiull;
spring patent. l-Voo-h : . 2T. ; winter straight.
( 4 ,iKfa4 pi; winter pHtent.1. $4 2.''u4 so. spring
rier. J4;i; winter extra". ro. i. ...,
4i2.tSft; winter extra. No. 2. tJ.ir.ff3.20; Kan
sa straiKhtr. t4.:tiif 4 Mi. Jtye fiour, stesdy;
fair to -ood. 14.2ifu4..1"; choice to fancy, $4 4
j4.f.V 'Ijuckwheat flour, quiet; l;i per
joo lh.
WHKAT Spot market barely steady: No.
2 red. WJ'jc elevator, and S.i'Ac f. o. b.
afloat: No. 1 northern Puluth. ll.OTMi f. O. b.
afloat. Future market: Apart from It
steadier ojienlnn. Influenced by higher K.nK
llsh cable, tvlieat waa dull and Inclined
toward weakness today a a result of tm
l.adlnc. the break In securities and the
hcavlneas of rorn. cloHlna: steady at V de
cline to 4c advance. May. Ho 1.1-lfnWtf,
clowd !Hic; Julv, M.lj4 11-bic. closed MSc
lleceipts, 72.0UO "bushels; shipment, 103,071
bushel.
t'ORN Spot market, easy; new No. 1.
f.lWc f. o. b. afloat. Future market was
without transaction, closlnn r, net lower.
Mav closed aoo. Receipts. 34.S75 bushel.
(PATH-Spot market eaaler; standard
white, .VV; No. 2. ie; No. 3. Sic; No. 4.
a'c. Future market was without trans
action, closing; nominal. Receipts. 77.77R
bushel.
IIAY-Steady: rrlme. 1105; No. 1, $100;
No. 2. 90c: No. 3. JMjSiic.
MOPH-Stendv; state, common to cliolce,
1!1K. Lfti'Sc; IstTlc; Pacific coast, 1910.
WiSle; 1WtC.
MIMICS Hteady; Central America, 20c;
UoKota, 2ra'-'2c. '
I.KATII Kit Firm: hemlock first.
2.r.c; seconds. 2Mfrt3c thirds, Xx'rt'Mc; re
in. 1 lK'i'ilTc
PROVJSIUNB-rork, firm; mess. J22.riOW
2.1f: family. 122 .0ij'J3.n0; short clear. Il.r
22iiO. Reef, leadv;- moss. Il4.wi.w,
fumllv 1IR 0fK(i17 Oil: beef ham. 27.i"ii29.0i).
Cut meats, steady: pickled belllen. 10 to 14
lh.. tmilttf'ia '): nick 14 hams. 12.M. lra
Mradv; middle west, prime. It 4'i9.fi6; re
flnod. easy; continent. $iW: South America.
$ 10. Mi; rompuund, ti.K7Vti4U2H.
TA 1.1 iw f.as , prime city, i-tc, coun
try, 7-it7MiC. '
HirT'l'KIt Steadv ; creamery specials, 2.c
asked; extras. 2fc asked; firsts, mi 23c;
seconds, 17Ciiac; crcameiT. held special, 22
li 2-'tc.
KJ(;S Kasv; fresh (fathered, extra se
lected. ISWlitMic; firsts, 17''ii l7Vic; seconds.
l.riW4iliVtc; refilu;erator, firsts, l."vc; sec
onds. MVftl.'C; state. Pennsylvania and
nearhv hennery, brown. lS'c.
POULTRY Mlve strong; western chick
ens, 14'fftlBc; fowls, lH'ftnc; turkeys, HM
20c. lireseed steady; western chickens, 14c;
fowls, 14'x'U'lils'; turkeys, K.823C.
RATE DECISION IS THE -CAUSE
rarllal Recorerlea Broaaht ( r
( osrrrlfil aaaportlaa; MoTement,
I'eaamahly mm Tart of Bla;
Klaaaelal latorrata.
Corn Rirhini ank fttoo k, Omba ..
Onlral (t r!4
Filrmnnt resmer 11 g. r eent..
i;rwit wentern Sutr Co. T p. . s'd..
Ilirk Fuller rirnn 7 a C. IS CUT)..
Iowa Co. arranti, 4 per cent
Kmiik I'IIt Hv. f,l. pfl
Nhrk Co. wftrrants, 4 rr eeat.....
Oniaha Cf.untrr Ink at. 1 all
Hililhl ! i. IHI7
0-rihft Water la. )4a
Omaha :. B. PI. Bt. (a. It?
Omaha a C R SI. Mr. iM . a
(miaha at C R. St. Hv. wm
Omaha C. R R. a R stock
Onur.a I L,. P (a.
tiiMha National Bank atock
Omaha Waiar lo. lat p't
Omaha Water Co. 24 pfd
fa' hara Natlnnal a?', k, Po. OmihK..
l'nlon Stok Tarda atrvk, M-4IT
ShrlUn Coal Companr
H'4 e
Tlv, J4
104 II
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TO ?l
aav4j 1M
1"
f7
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pi "4
71
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44
74
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
lmluth
28
127
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lti
310
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feataroa of Tradla and Cloalac
Price oa Hoard of Trad.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24. PlaylnsT for a rally
appeared to be the favorite diversion today
In the wheat pit on rhanfte. The outcome
was a success In reftard to new crop fu
tures, but th Way option closed precisely
at last night s figure. July and Septem
ber finished 1o to HtiHo up. After the
final pong, corn was Su V to H net lower,
oats off Sifr'.c and provisions showing; oc
to 16c decline. ,
There waa a decided disposition among
wheat traders to Ignore the weakness of
th stock market, It was equally apparent
that the absence of rash demand here had
cwased for the time being to have power
to close down prices. What proved to be
the determining Influence came in the
ahape of July buying on the part of the
local elevator men and others who pro
fessed a belief that May delivery would
go to a discount as compared with th
later months.
Primary receipts were light and there
was a decrease on the stock In hand at
Minneapolis. However, all price bulges
brought out enough offertnga to satisfy
demand, leaving the tone at the close Just
steady. May ranged from wix&Wic and
In the end waa unalterwd at K97ti0c,
Corn displayed weakneas nearly from
the start. The larger ehorts had covered
on preceding days, eastern demand proved
email and Omaha In particular waa offer
ing here on a liberal sale. May varied be
tween 4V and 4Sc, finishing easy Va
So down at 4H"4c. Cash corn waa wtak.
No. 2 yellow closed at 4t,HU47c.
oats were depressed with corn, but not
relatively so much. May fluctuated from
31V: to !ist?31)c and closed WaMo net
lower at SIHc.
With hta, corn and stocks heavy, not a
little pessimism developed In provisions.
Pork closed 12V?Mc less expensive, lard off
on loo and ribs at 6,v,c decline.
Prices .n Chicago, furnished by the Up-
oike tiiain company, ,m mandels building,
Omaha. Phone Douglas 2478:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tes'y.
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W heat I
May...i"7aoH
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July.
tie pi.
Ci n -May.
. July...4Vi'(f'494U-4
Sept... dtHiolial
Oats -
May.nwSlVB
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Ol 9S8871ra)8(r'4S)
July
Sept..
Porw
May..
July..
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May..
July..
Sept..
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May..
Julv..
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70H
WKATIIKH IN TIIK GRAIN BKI.T
Saow Flarrlea In Idaho, Nevada aad
Utah.
OMAHA. Feb. 24. 1911.
Ths crest of the area of high pressure
that has covered the central valleys and
west during the greater portion or tn
week now overlie Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas. The presure has decreased very
decidedly along the northern boundary.
nd u depression of conslderahle energy
verllea the lower lakes and eastern slate,
nd a relative depression still continues
the extreme southwest. General cloudi
ness prevails with th depression over the
eastern states, and considerable cloudiness
shown on the Pacific slope, but in an
other portion th weather I generally
lear. The only appreciable precipitation
occurring anywhere within the last
wenty-four hours wna llKht snow flurries
n southern Idaho, Nevada and Utah. A
ery decided rla In temperature haa oc
curred In the extreme upper valleyB and
northwest since the preceding report, and
slight cut general rise nas occurred in
all other portions. Continued fair weather.
with not much change In temperature, is
Indicated for this vicinity tonight and Saturday.
Temperature and precipitation aa com
pared with the last three years:
inn. ii". m. iisei
-owest last night 26 7 13 36
Precipitation 09 .00 .00 .03
Normal temperature for today, W degrees.
Ieflclency tn precipitation sine March 1,
13.70 Inches.
Kxceus corresponding period, 1910, 4.76
inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1309,
68 Inches. U A. WE1T.SH,
( Local Forecaster.
St. I.oals General Market.
ST. IXW1S. Feb. 24. WHEAT Futures
firm; May, BOHc; July. 86c: cash firm;
track. No. 2 red. 92c: No. 2 hard. 90fi37c.
CORN JjOwer: Mav. 4747,4c: July. 4"v,c:
cash steady; track. No. 2, 4ic; No. 2 white.
4iHc
oats Weak : May. sow.c juiy. zsc
cash lower; track. No. 2, 3oVit;; No. 1 white,
82kic.
KYlQ lTnchanged at 83c.
F1X)UR Steady ; red winter patents. 14.30
4.70; extra fancy aid striata. 13.7064.10;
hard winter clears. 13.00414.40.
6E1CD Timothy, 15.00tflS.60.
Ct )RNM EALr-32.30.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track, $10 50
tl 10.6fi.
HA Y Higher: timothy, WS.O0fflplg.O0; prai
rie. IIO.OOtpM.oO.
PROV ISIONS Pork, lower; lobbing, 320.26.
Lard, lower; prime steam. $S.lfcti0.40. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts.
110.26; short dears, $10.S74 Bacon, steady;
boxed extra shorts. $11.60; clear ribs, $11.60;
short clears, $11 62Vi.
POULTR Y Firm; chickens. 1214c; spring,
14c; turkeys. 16c; ducks, ltic; geese. 8c.
HUTTER Steady; creamery, 20ffl27c.
1XK13 Firm at 16c
a Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 4.M0 16,800
Wheat, bu 39.0W 83.000
Com, bu 86,000 M10
Oats, bu 64,000 85.000
Csxh quotations were as follows:
e lOI R Kasv: winter nali.nl. 14 rvwffj iu
stralKhta, $3.tx'(4.25: spring straights, 4.10ti
w; uaseis, w.ut4.7u: spring patents, 20c
tower, umi jor Dest nara.
RY F No. 2. $4c.
BARLEY Feed and mixing, 6iig76c; fair
lu etiotee maiuug. QiHQrSH.
SEKIx Flax, No. 1 southwestern. 82.67
No. 1 noitlittealcrn, $2.70. Tituotby seed
11 . v.n..i fit.ia.
hhoi isions Mess pork, per bbl., $19. M
"jiu.w. ira, per tw 10a., !.22sJfS 25. Short
1 ma, muri iiuusri. ; ootgu.Oi'-i; SQort Clea
sidea (boxed). to.764j9 871.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
.(ui to .w ou. exports tor the week
anown oy nraastreel s were equal to
1 ww.imo du. i-rimary reeelpta were 3J0.0U0
nu.. compared wnn oii.wu DU. the cone
ponding day a year ago, .Estimated re
t-eipta lur tomorrow: vv neat, 16 cara; corn
. ixii, wan. cara; nous, lo.wu head.
nicago t aan fricea Wheat: No. 2 red
sT)tc; ro. 8 red, Kufih!c; No. I hard
fsiiw'tc; co. nara, w v, umc ; Tio. 1 north
ern pring. wxanar,. mo. x northern spring
ocnc; No. 8 spring, 6p7a. Corn: No i
rash. 46c; No. 8 cash. 441muh,V-; No. 3 white
ami-nvo; in o. a wnite. 4'timm; js'0 f y.l
low, 46W'Ht7c; No. 8 yellow. 44?jv,c. Oats
o. 1 wnite, sitjaic; ro. 3 white, aict
a, 4. . 1".. - u k -. atanaaru, 3iw3
RITTKR-Steady; creamerlea. 17ft:ti,c
dairies. lv(iao.
EtlGS rteady ; receipts, 7 K4 eases-
mark, rases Included, 12314c; firsts, loo,
prime firsts, 17c.
CHEESE Steady; Ta4ela. lSmjH4c
Twins. 12l4813'o; Young Americas, 14it
, lie: lxng Horns. Htfloc.
POTATOES Steady ; cliolce to fancy, 46'A
4v; fair to good, 4Jtt46c.
POL IvTKY Easy; turkays, dressed, 18c;
fowls, live. H ic; fowls, dressed, loo;
sprinss, lic.
VF.AL-Hteady: M to J-lh. wts . $He; 60
to -lh. wts., lOtc; 8 to 110-lb. wts , nio
Chicago Kacelpls Wheat. 38 cars; corn,
310 cars: oats. 1! cars. Estimated Tonior
iow Wheat. 14 cara; corn, tui cars; oats,
lixt cara.
NF.W YORK. Feb. 24 The most violent
decline lu stocks which hss taken place In
msnv month ocrurred today a a result
of ths decision of the Interstate Commerce
commission SKalnat the railroads In the
proposed freight Increase. The financial
district was entirely unprepared for so
complete a rejection of the claim of the
transportation companies, and the early
session on the stock exchange waa char
acterized by extensive liquidHtion. wnlcn al
most verged upon demoralization..
Prices of all the active lasues declined 1
to 7 points at the opening on enormous
liquidation, coupled with a series of bear
assaults. This wss followed by a concerted
siipimrting movement, presumably on the
part of most powerful factors In the finan
cial world, which was effective In bringing
about partial recoveries before the end of
th first hour.
In the final hour the market grew atoadily
stronger and recoveries ranging from 1 to
3 point were registered, operations for
th day were the heaviest In many weeks,
aggregating W7.0"0 shares, as compared with
2.,8.(ilO yesterday.
The first effect of the decision was felt
In th ' London market, where American
securities fell from 2 to 8 points on heavy
selling, much of which doubtless resulted
from orders sent from this city over night.
This movement Is said to have aggregated
over 400.000 shares. The heavy selling of
Amerlcansan l,ondon was responsible fo a
sharp advance In foreign exchange here
on purchases of bills for remittance to the
other side.
At lh opening her the features of great
est Interest were t'nlted States Steel. Read
ing, and I'nlon Pacific, which opened In
blocks of SO.Ono shares, lO.flOO and S.000. 1.
spectlvely, at losse ranging from 6H to
44 point.
The most cheerful note sojinded during
th day wss the declaration' of an Initial
dividend of 2 per cent by th Chicago.
Milwaukee tt Puget Sound Railwav. This
l the Pacific extension of the St. Paul
road.
Forecasts of tomorrow's bank statement
Indicate that another cash gain may be
expected. Known movements of money for
tho five bank statement days of this week
show a net gain of more than I'l.OXI.Cr).
The hanks gained $2,220,000 from the sub
treasury today.
Honda wer weak, following the course
of the stock market. Total sales, par value.
$3,744,000.
I'nlted States bonds .were unchanged on
call.
Number of aales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
gala tilth. Ixw. Clea.
RKl'OMT OF TIIK CLEARING HOUR
Transactions of the Asaoelated Banks
for the Meek.
NKW YORK, Feb. 24 Rradstreefs bank
clearings report for the week ending J"''"
ruarv 23. show an aggregate of $J.677.17.Oi0,
ss against $2.7S6.4i2.( last week and $3,762,
I22.0HO In the corresponding week last year.
The following Is a list of the cities:
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt! Light and Fricei Just
About Steady.
HOGS FIVE LOWER, CLOSE STRONG
Falllaar Off la Sheer Lama ft
eelots, While Prices Show Little
hang as Compared with
Tharaday.
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. ?4. 1911.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
CITIES.
Clearings. Inc.
Dec.
rtfi.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 24. WHEAT
May. 96ac; July, S7c; September, 90Vo.
Cash: No. 1 hard. Wc; No. 1 northern.
Voic; No. 2 northern, 3Hfi7c; No. 1,
B14in'S.Tlo.
CORN No. I yellow. 4314c.
OATS No. 2, 7Wi79e.
FLAX No. 2, 6Sc. J
RYE No. 1 7S(79c. S
BRAN In 100 pound sacks. $20,0091.00.
FLOUR First patents, 14.3oti4.86: second
patents. $4.35fr4.75: first clears. $2.63.3K;
second clears, $1.'j64i 2.66.
Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 24.-BITTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 29c; prime.
31c.
KOOS Market 2c lower: Pennsylvania and
other nearby firsts, free cases, ISc at mark;
current receipt, free case. IHc at mark;
western firsts, free cases, lic at mark; cur
rent receipts, free casea. IHc at mark.
CHEF.SK Steady: New York full creams,
fancy, 14c; fair to good, 1igl3'4c.
Mllwaake Grata Market
MILWAUKEE WI1 EAT No. 1. 9Kfi99o;
No. 2 northern. 963.sc; May
OATS Standard, Slttc.
FIMR-Dull.
BARLEY Samples, 89fq3e.
Allla-."Talmen rM
Amalgamated Opper
American Aarlmltural ....
Am. Bavt Sugar
American Can
American C. 41 F
American Cotton Oil
American It. U pf... .
Am. lea CecurMIs.
Amerlran iJnaned
American Ijoootnotlve
American s. A R
Am. 8. At P. pf4
Am. Bteel Fonnilrles
Am. guxar Refining
Amarlran T. as T
American Tobacco pfQ
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Cto.
Atchison
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
haltlmnr A Ohio
Bctlilehem Steal
Brooklyn Rald Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Centrsl of N. 1
Cheeapeak A Ohio
Chiracs A Alton
Chicago o. W., new
C. O. W. pfd ,.
Chicago A N. W-.T.
O., M. A Bt. P
r.. :.. c. A (tt. l
(ol.irarto F. A I
Cn.crado A SxHltham
C'onaulldatad Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson, ex-dlv
Denver A Rio Ormnda
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlatlllers' SacuHUea
Rrl
Krle 1st pfd
Brie id pfd
Ueneral Klactrle
Oraat Norlham pfd..
Great Northern Ore
llllncla Central
lnteroorough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester
Int. Marine pfd
Irvtamallonal Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City 80
K. ('. Bo. pld
Lacier a Oaa
Loulavllle A XastlTlll..
Minn. A at. Lou la
M., St. P. 8. 8. M...
M.. K. A T
M . K. 4V T. pfd
Vllaeiuii Pacific
National Blaiult
National
N. R. R. of M. 2d pfd.
Naw York Cantral
N. Y., O. 4V. W
Norfolk wmarti
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People's tis
P.. C. a 4V St. L
PltUburg Coal
Preaaed Steel cmr
Pullman Palace Car
Kallwar Steel Spring....
Reading
Republic Steel
H. public Rlcel pfd
Ruck liland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. L. A S. F. 3d ptd...
St. Loula S. W
At. L. S. W. pfd....
Sloaa-Shefflald S. 4V
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway
So. Rallwar P'4
Tanneaaae copper ....
Taxaa 4 Pacific
T., St. L. 4V W
T., J. L. A W. pM..
Vnlon Pacific
t'nlon Pacific pfd
t nlted Htatee Raaltr..
t nltad States Rubber..
I'nlted mates Htaal....
f. S. Bteel ptd
Vah Copper
Va.-Cwrolia Chemical
Wahaah
Wabsah pfd
Western Maryland ...
Weetlnfhouee Blactrle
Waatarn Inton
WliaelllK L.
llimh Valley
Total a las lor the day
1
K). to
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13.700
Jut)
I o
l.Crtl
200
409
'iisnn
,jno
(mo
I. ooo
300
3.SO0
400
S-XI
II, too
100
i.8'10
"0
1200
4.SO0
1.700
(M0
1H
4V4
'4
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J4V,
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hi
77H
106
474
IIT,
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M
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81
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764
106
4
l!"i
144
7
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102
10!
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103
30
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211
90
104
13,400 S3', 31
1,000
700
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33.X
1
1,000
tr
13.700
600
400
3,noo
l.oi 10
oo
15.700
I,
soo
1.600
II. 100
3. too
400
1.2.10
10
1.1)00
II0
' 100
22
44i
14
1J4
U
W4
6f.l4
141 '4
134
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li4
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s74
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44
7V4
164
135
II
61
117
17
10V4
:i4
43
1
1224
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46
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ia4
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314
4S
4
3SV4
4
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163
l;t
6i
1344
1H
Cl
linn
Ul
10S4
3,000
4110
7m
3.100
300
1 e
t.60
300
31.100
200
700
WIO
t,R"0.
l.T
6 "0
l.aoo
17,600
00
700
34-14
7
111
144
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6
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14SS4
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31
66
66
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49
124 Si
4
U4S
104
644j
3744
107
414
IO314
14
24
126
104
700 33
flc.
Peoria Market.
PF.ORIA. Feb. 24.-rrvrlN-No.
44s;c; No. 3 vellow. 44-V44,4c; No
44Nc: No. 4 mixed. 4:c; sample, 40c.
OATS Active.
t yellow.
1 mixed.
L...
600
304.600
, t.loo
too
, 1.4U9
404
, 34,200
. 7,200
, 1.9O0
. l.OiXt
, 3.'4l0
700
100
114.100
!
100
. 3.4"
t4.4u
. 1.704
, 5.100
. 17,000
. 1
. .oo
. 4,000
sort
100
36
IVS'4
u
M
3044
t.'a
4114
44
H 4
74
44
34
2S4
32-4
634
17
434
47
s
114
46
t4
174
M
60 '4
6
1.1
324
1S3S,
S4
-
34
6
40
.. 36.400 1T
rv4.7O0 ahans.
1144
34
41
44
M
124
63 '4
176V4
3
47
4t
76
117
44S4
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is
4
171
11
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64
0
24
34
11
31
77 "4
104
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104
103
120
103
31
T74
313
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20
33
34
22
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3
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140
13
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70
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136
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111
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67
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37
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414
106
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24
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16
34
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6
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43
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17
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71
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174
,
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
I'lttshiirit
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati ...rfl
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
OMAHA
ion Anareles
Loiilsvlile
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Tanl
Atlanta
Portland, Ore.
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence
Richmond
Washington ,
Bt. Joseph
Fort Worth
Memphis
Salt I-nke City.......
Columbus
Albany
Taroina
Savannah
Spokane
Toledo
Hartford
Koohoster
Pes Moines
Nashville
Duluth
Wichita
Peoria
Norfolk
Oakland
Sioux City
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Scrsnton
Blrminarhsm
Jacksonville, Fla....
Oklahoma City
Syracuse
Augusta, fit
Worcester
KvansvlUe ;
Springfield, Mass...
Dayton
Portland. Me
Wheellns
Little Rock ,
Charleston
Knoxvllle
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Davenport
Wilmington
Mobile
Wllkesbarre
Kalamaano
Sacramento
Topeka -
Cedar Rapids
Macon
Fall River
Youngstown
New Bedford
Springfield. Ill
Fort Wayne
Canton
Sioux Falls
Akron
Helena
Columbia, S. C
Islington
Fargo
Erie
Itockford
Qulncy
Ploomlngton
Chester, Pa
Springfield. O
South Bend
lx)well
Jaikson. Mlsa
Binghamton
Decatur
Mansfield, O
Fremont
Vlcksburg
Jacksonville, 111....
York, Pa
Waterloo, la
Houston
Galveston
$l.K.175.nnoj
124.74R.nnO
127.043 000
4.17d."K
39.2.45.0uO
40.41.no
ja.lia.oon
?6.2ftn.mo
a.(2i.y
KJ.OW.OOO
18 S71.0OO
16.9"..0"O
15.5P9.0iio
ll.4O2.0W
15.2i'4,Otin
12.61.000
18,R66.(.s
8.44.OIO
7.SXS.0O0
10.4SO.O"0
.OK.0iil
.143,0U0
7.M4.00J)
7,219,000
7.313,000
7.(W1.00l
t.(U5.U0O
6.S01 .01 10
4.970.0OO
S.5f3.nno
,0M,(l00
4.8Si.Ki
S, ?.!,( i0
1.61 2.0001
lOlSR.OOO
1.611.0110
1.448.000
1,702.0
l.04S.OlM
1.179.0OO
1470,000
1.8,000
l.Swi.OoO
2,812.0"O
2.5W.0i)
2.5KS.00O
2.048.000!
J.282,0001
l.oaaoa stock Market.
LONDON. Feb. 14. Closing prices
stocks:
Oonaola. money
do pld
Amal. Copper
Anaconda
Alclilaun
do ptd
Baltimore A Ohio.
. fc LouliTllle A
. 10 VL, K. T...
. 44 N. Y. Central..
. 7 'Norfolk A W
.106 de pfd
1 Ontario a W.
.lu PennaylTanla
N..
Dalata Or
Dl'UTH. Feb. 24
No 5. 924jS c; Ml
OATS .
Bla Market.
-WHF1T No. 1.9i',c;
y, i)Sc; July, SHiSc
Canadtaji Pacifio. ..2i Kand atlnaa..
I'lxuinki 0 34 ItaJln
( hkaxo (J. W !2 auutharn Ry..
(111. Mil. It. r..l do pfd..
on
..14.7
..
..112
..105
.. It
..'42
.. la
.. 7
... 74
.. 16
so
1 Southern Pacific Ill
Kaaaaa fllr tarala aad Prawlstaaa.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., Feb. 34 WH EAT
Mav. a.t!tti'c. sellers; July, 8:c, bid.
( ash, iin. hatiifed; No. 3 hurd. 86i0'4:; No 1
hard. 4t3'; No. 1 red, KiylHc; No. 1 red,
CORN May, 1'.?ft 4Sc, bid; July. 47V4s.
hid. Cash. ic higher: No. S mixed. 44tf4c;
No. 1 mixed 43i,u44Vic; No. 1 white, 44Sii1
46c; No. 1. 44144'.
OATS licliunised; No. 1 whits. K'Httjc;
No 1 mixed. Tt'tv
- KI K-No . 7fa-7".c.
HAY Weak to lower; choice timothy,
$'t .o!4 w; choice prairie, llj.ot).
Hl'TTKIt - Commercial. 2-; firsts, 12c;
seconds, "ioc; packing Hk. 12":.
KtKiS txlras, lie; firsts. If:.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 14( ;io.i
Corn, bu 1 . 44 fti
Oats, bu 3'D 100
Rraportleil Apples and Dried Fralta.
NKW YORK. Feb. 24. EVAPORATED
APPLES Firm with an upward tendency,
on the snot fancy, l2Hil3c; choice, HVtH2c;
prime, 1114t'Ui". cold atoraxe. &'dlt)c.
IRIED FRCITS Prunes, firm on small
offerings. 6Vill' for Callfornlas up to
H0-4t'a and lUilc for Oregons from Sua to
a. Apricots are Inactive, but prices are
ateady on small supplies; choice. 13c; extra
choice. UVn I.H4C; fancy. V'W'lc. Peaches
In small demand, but alio tit ateady; choice.
7l47i : extra choice. 7,aSe; fancy, fc'a rf
tc. Raisina. slow but prices arc steady.
loose muscatels, 6Vic; chol.-e to fancy
seeded. oSi'iiTV; eeedlesa, 4t4c; London
layers. 31 4vul 4o.
Ilry tiaads Kirati.
NKW YORK. Feb. 14. DRY OOOD8 The
cotton goods market Is quiet in the primary
dlvlsioi.. price on gray cloths being some-
a hat easy. I he jobliers are doing a steady
moderate business with retailers on dress
good, prints, ginghams, domestics and
a ash goods. M level laneous departments
are being lightly patroiilxed. The local
wool market on foreign wools Is guiet and
steady. Iomeatlc wools are weak.
I leersvowl tJrala Market.
T.lVFRItMH.. Feb. K-WIIE4T-8H.
dull, No i red western winter, no stock;
la ftcca...
Urniiar A Itio O.
do pfd
rie
do lat p'd
do 2di pra
Gratia Trunk
Illinois Outre!..
"r.x-aividena.
FlLVKK Bar. steady at 14Sd per aunce.
MONlfiV 2'rTi3 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 31-14 per cent; for three
months' bills, I per cent.
Iil'nloo Pacific
. Ts do pfd
. ! 8. Steel..
. 4 do pfd
. Wabash
. 2 du pfd
.141 gpuilsn 4a....
.177
.1.1
. 1
. 31
7.6
4.1
8.7
6.6
4.01
11.1
16.8
18
24.8
1.1
13.2
4.0
16.6
.3
6 6
4.7
7.9
4.4
4.41
""It
4.001
11.M2
9.304
10.370
13.S00
receipts were:
Official Mondav 4.31
Official Tiiesdsv 5 2'
Offlclnl Wednesday 1 OOS
orrMa! Thursday 4.54
estimate Friday 1,300
Five davs this week....1.192
Same da s last week 23.13
Sums data 2 weeks ago. .2.1.121
Same days 4 weeks ago..24.3t
Same days last year 23.304
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha tor
the year to date as compared with last
S.S" 1
6 IIS ,
4.70
10,2:'. !
1.200
40.373 32.313
40.2W 31.0t3
43.8K.1 83.1.0
30 2Td R4.2H2
40.238 26.6S"
sold at 17 0f.-rr7.11. Heavies went at uneven
margins l.elow hottotn of bulk.
Larger receipts of hogs at all points (lur
ing the week acted as a stiong bearish In
fluence In the ttade, but some little doSbt
regarding prospects for the March supply
is credited with producing reaction follow
ing weakness. Present prices are only a
lltrle lower than those noted last Saturday.
Representative sales:
No. At Sh.
71 :r ...
T ?.'t M
71 : ...
!
71
74.
71.
II.
16
7.
41.
SO.
S3.
.
2.142.000 9.3
2.2F.9.00O 1.7
2.109.0001 .8
2.622.0O0 1.8
1.6M.0CI 12.1
l,3OS,00O
1.777,000 .7
1,774.000 4.4
J.OSl.OuOl 12.4
1.726.000 1.3
1,639,000 1.6
1,425.000 9.8
1, 42,000 1.6
1.865.000 23.01
1.621.000 8.6
1.62S.00O 13.6
1. 699.000 18.2
l.OHSOno 18.2
l,o:.ooo 15.0
1.217.000 13.1
1.433.0110 13.9
1,176,000 3.6
1.067,000 2.1
1.108.000 1.7
1,301,0110 18.2
9H4.00O
t.968.000 188.1
1,068,000 4.4
874,000 8.7
773,000 32.6
810,000 8.4
801 .000 6.9
T72.000 .17.2
1.012,000 44.5
726.000 27.8
642.00O 18.1
80J.O0O 27.8
1,108,010 61.9
829.000 29.8
.630,000 6.7
761,000
628,000 6.2
49.000 12.0
403,000 25.7
437.000 25.0
462,000 9.4
463.000 28.6
646.000 80.7
4Kf..0OO 46.6
846,000 21.7
SOOOOO 28.4
270.000
246.000 10.9
212.000 10.7
720,000
1,166,000
aO.SSI.OOO 19.1
17.&57.000 16.8
l.t
12 6
9.6
7.1
"9 4
2.9
8 8
4.4
20.6
13.6
17.1
13.3
9.7
"iii
'ui
13.7
4.4
8.1
26.6
.4
7.9
8.6
"l!f
18.6
6.1
1H1. 1910 Tnc Dec.
..170.123 164. 15.280
..342 819 367. S4 14.980
..277.372 227,820 48,52
tahie how the average
prlcea on hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
The following
Datee. 11L "910. 11909. 11908. 19t7. 71906. 11M.
Feb. 14... I 6 89SI 1 771
r en. n... 7 8 74 6 13
Feb. 17... 7 04 8 86 4 071
Feb. 18... 7 05, 8 94 6 03
Feb. 19... I 92 6 97
Feb. 30... T 0774, 6 91
Feb. 21... 7 01S 8 9x
Feb. 22. .. 7 (n 9 021 I 96
Feb. 28... 7 04 9 20 6 04
Feb. 24... 6 99h 1 1 6 11
I 4 021 6 881 6 90 4 34
e 1 n wo' v ei s
4 061
4 101 4 91
4 161 6 78 I 9!
4 1SI 6 83!
4 071 6 82
I 971 4 8
e I 6 821
4 02
6 911
4 73
4 7
6 9H 4 68
6 921 t
6 961 4 74
6 04 4 H
6 06 4 46
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. in. Fri
day: RECEIPTS CARS.
C, M. A-. St. P 1 IS
Missouri Pacific r 5 ..
Union Paclflo ! 31 B 1
C. ft N. W., east 1 3 2
C. N. W., went.... 18 MS 2
C, St. P., M. O.... 6 17..
C, B. Q., east 1 7
C, B. ft Q., west 12 43 1
C., R. I. ft P.. east... 3 8 1..
C R. 1. ft P., vest 1
Illinois Centrsl 1 12 1
Chicago Ot. Western .. 1
Total receipts 52 ISC 17 6
No. A. S'i. Pr.
33 397 10 I 76
14 J4 ... 446
14 ;'l ... m
17 JX. ... 4 SO
63 311 134 4 ft
4 S ... IN
15 XM ... 4 0
133 nu ... 4 so
64 31:. w in
43 376 ... I SO
7 3c7 ... 0
46 4 ... 4 SO
'41 ... 4 0
4 t'" ...
1J 21 ... I
66 140 ... I tl
T H ... I
76 ... I
46 I I 10 I th
61 241 40 I S6
43 n . . I H
1 10 I M
tl 3"4 ... 4M
m 3M ... 4 S6
43 tS ... 4 M
S3 14 ... I 14
II 1 ... 4 OS
61 370 ... I .
!46 ... I M
C tn ... 4 6
7 346 ... I J
fO 343 ... I 06
M V ... I M
64 i6 ... I S6
64 l't ... M
0 J0 SO 4
70 247 10 4 W
40 .it ... 116
43 41 ... 4 03
33 3(Mi ... 1st
4 371 ... 46
34 lit ... 4 S3
M !76 ... 4 95
64 ... 4 ft
6 373 ... 4 n
73 311 ... Si
. 364 ... I K
63 2K ... i',
4 747 ... 7 00
5 J42 ... 7 00
71...' !13 40 7 Ofl
4 264 to 1 00
34 37 ... 7 oil
17 !K4 ... 7 00
10 307 ... 100
M '.7 ... too
30 J73 ... 7 so
74 333 30 7 00
71 3S4 '... V 00
M ?64 ... 7 00
71 333 ... 7 TO
71 tal ... 1 00
a ivo ... ; m
6 J44 ... 7 00
44 rt 10 7 00
33 331 ... 7 00
66 EM ... 7 00
44 266 ... 7 00
104 ... 4 73
61...
10...
44 ..
74...
24...
so...
41...
40...
es...
(3...
14...
6.'...
...
7...
47...
40..,
64..
...
76..
63...
14..
7..
33. .
7..
St..
71..
73..
..
6! .
13. .
6..
63. .
63..
75..
II..
40..
IS..
60..
..
63..
?3 .
47..
13..
17..
S3..
26..
r.3 . .
3a..
..?') .
..27 .
. i0 .
..3' .
..147 .
. . 240 .
.2.1 .
. 2:1 .
. .344 .
..'." .
. . 24:1 .
.240 .
. . '.'4 .
,..l0 .
. . 216
...244 ,
.. .245
,..4I
.. 2"J
,..0
.. 12
...2"0
...2(7
...274
...T!o
...J22
...ill
...2.5
...42
..:j-4
...j-ia
...tss
...!t4
...?4
...MS.
...2JS
...2nT
.. .21
...24
...2.17
...4
.. .244
.. .tt
..320
...2:'i
.. ,2.'.4
...214
...ri
...3.10
...215
!'.'247
...3.-0
sir,
...!".r.
...!.'.
...1VX
... 190
,...2"0
,...317
...24
. . . . 2
,...!24
40
Pr
7 OS
7 00
7 OH
1 00
t 00
7 on
1 00
7 o
7 0
7 00
7 on
7 oo
7 00
t Ol
7 m
7 on
1 on
7 00
7 1
7 im
1 on
7 nil
7 00
7 on
7 00
1
7 no
7 00
7 "0
7 00
7
7 02
1 02
7 0"!
7 v,,
7 0-
7 ?
7 06'
7 06
7 06
7 os
7 06
7 06
7 06
7 OS
J 05
7 OH
7 05
7 06
7 or.
7 0 -,
i
7 OS
7 05
7 ns
7 06 ,
7 06
7 07
7 10
7 10
7 to
7 10
7 10
7 V"4
7 13',
1 12
. ...... 1 I
gain of 4-117 points. Sales. 101 ) bags.
Frbrnsrv, 10 ,vc; March. 10 6Sc; April. Mr.
June and Julv, 10 file: Aturtist. M4-:
i.miw inc...- net,,hor I0:'.,c: November,
i.ii.. tw.mh,r ami .Ixn inrr 1007c. Havre
closed at a net
mua tmi'li , mi 4
'l e.l. I. ,'.. ut "75 Kntil4 WSJ" T'-f
lower: 4t. HfsO; 7t. fil. RecelpIS at "'
two Prnxilian ports a- re 4 (4 teas against
a holiday lust year. .inndtMiv receipts "
17 000 bacs. Spot cotree, steady: .. 1
l.'N.c: No. 4 Santos, 13V- Mild, tiuloi;
Cotdova, 134fl5c.
rand Jsn irr. 1007c Havre
decline of 1 '. llsnbum f
I to HVj higher.. Rh wssT
Not Included In total because containing
other Items than clearings.
New York Maaay Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 24. MON BY On call.
steady; 22H per cent; ruling rate, 3Va per
cent; offered at 2 per cent. Time loans,
dull and unchanged by rate decision; 00
days, 8 per cent; ninety days, 1 per 5nt;
glx months, 84 per cent. Mtl.
PRIMK HlSHUAn I ILim rariviv e,7
per cent- .
BTBIlUnU JtAV.riA.OUB. r inn, ,.w, -,.1
h.i.ineu tn bankers' bills at 84 835
4 8S for sixty-day bills and at 84 8650 for
demand. Commercial bills, 4 SiVw
SILVER-Bar, M'4o; meiicaui omiati,
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
steady. .
Closing quotations on ina wr
follows: ..... ..
loi "int. m. m.
1A1 Jenan 4a H
.. .10344 do 4S4S H
.,.1W1 K. ti So. lat 8s....
...111 U I 4 4 11 4
...111 U N. nnl. 4a.... M
... 74 14. K. ft T. lat 4.. I71
...103 do gen. 4Ks t
Am TT Mt 1 e. 4a. .IV, MO. ramno aa 1
Am. Tobacco 4a 33 -v. R. R. ot M. 4Wa IsS
a. Mt, K. T. (1 a. IV4S-... M
Armour a 43o, 4VU.. Kl 0O 4et. 4 ... ...... Wi
k . w Ji. I., n. . "
..107V4 e. 4a 134
..laN. ft w. lat . 4s.. s8t
.. HVI do 4a. l'i
.. ls No. Psclfle 4s 10"
.. 2S 4o Is 7044
.. t4 en. t. U rMa. 4.... at
.. tM Fans. IT. IWa lrli.. IS
..147V4 4o eon- 4a HMt
.. Raskins n 4e 17 "e,
..in Bt. U ft 8. F. f. 4s ll'4
DISPOSITION UK AD.
s Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co 229 2.50 , 2M2
Swift ft Co S2 8.054 09
Cudahy Packing Co 304 3.278 1.922 1
Armour A Co 157 1.8.11 1,012
Pchwarts-Bolen Co 144 ....
Murphy 823 ....
Morrell 9
W. R. Vansant Co i 18
Benton, Vansant ft Lush 36
F. B. Lewis 4
Huston A Co 9
J. B. Root ft Co 74
J. H. Bulla 8
L. Wolf 8
McCreary A Carey 6
H. F. Hamilton 4
Ie Rothschild 11
Mo.. and Kan. Calf Co... 21 .... ....
Cllne ft Christy 61
McConeghey 6 .'
Other buyers 141 .... 477
Total t4H2 13.125 8.707
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were very
small as is apt to be the case on a Friday
and there were really not enough of any one
aina on sale to make very much of a show
ing. It was fortunate, however, that such
was the case as the demand has not been
very active any day this week, while the
tendency haa been steadily lower on all
kinds of killing cattle. With lighter re
ceipts today the market was given a sort of
breathing spell and as a result the few
cattle here generally sold in about the
same notches aa yesterday. In other
words all kinds of cattle were Just about
steady.
It would be well for the country to under
stand thoroughly the situation prevailing
In practically all the live stock markets of
the country. The beginning of Lent being
near at hand always has a more or less
depressing effect upon the cattle market.
At the same- time unseasonable weather
haa contributed to decrease the consuming
demand, and this fact, together with the
near aDDroach of Lent, has made packers
more anxious to clean up the surplus beef
already In their coolers than to add any
great quantity to the supply. Thus, as al
ready noted, the demand for cattle this
week has been extremely slow and dull and
the market has steadily declined for the
want of a srood buying support.
Quotations on cattle: uooa to cnoice Deer
steers. I6.9CK&6.16: fair to good heel steers.
35.503S.90: common to fair beef steers, 84 75
(hS.&O; good to choice cows and heifers. 84 50
ifiS art: fair to good cows and heifers, It.OOCdi
4.50; common to fair cows and heifers, 33.00
Jf4.00; good to choice stocKers ana ieeners.
5.40ri6.!M; lair lO gooa aiocsera sou teen
ers 6.0036.4O: common to fair stackers and
feeders. $4.255.O0; stock heifers. 83.754.b0;
veal calves, tt.OOt&ftOO; bulls, stags, etc.,
M.0fHg6.25.
Representative aaies:
Bttr dig. cab.
0. t. ref. H, tei.
do coupon
V. . 3. rei
4o coupon
C. . 4. rag
do coupon
Allls-Chal. lit
Am. As. 6a.
Atchison sen.
do c. 4a...
do or. 4a...
A. C. l. 1st 4a.....
Bai. ft Ohio 4a
do l',a
do 8. W. 34-..
Brook. Tr. CT. 4a...
on. of Os. 6s
Ceo. laloer la ...
C. ot N. J. g. Is.
Cbes. Ohio 44..
do, ret. 4s
Chicago ft A. ISs.
C. B. Q. I- 4a...
An can. 4a
C. M. ft P- g H
C. H. I. ft P. 4a.. 133,
do iff. 6
. Vk. In. 4a. .
1''"H do an. 4a
KiT4 t. I W e. 44
Tv to Ut gold 4s...
M14 8 A. U 4W
US etto. Pan. eol. 4a.
eo ct.
do lat rsf. 4a....
Shi, jo. Railway 4a....
Ts1 do n
44 rnlon Paclflo 4s.
4a l do e. 4a
tot, do lat ft ref.
Hit TJ. s. Rubber 4,
ti v. s at mi id
. 87
. 77'4
. Vi
. 76H
. I24
. '
. 6
.107
. 77
.100
.I'M
.
,..ll4t
...106
M.
62.
SO.
PIGS.
KHEKP Supplies of sheep and lambs
were light this morning and a ready de
mand for anything fit to kill was evident
from the opening of the market. All of
the regular buyers helped toward making
an early clearance, bulk of offerings soiling
at prices steady to possibly a shade higher.
In most respects, the general trade was
little different from that of yesterday,
barring a greater degree of activity due to
scsnt receipt s.
fc,wes that proved a drug on the market
at 13.76 yesterday, sold at 14. Indicating a
quotable top of 14.25. This comparison is
not a fair one, however, as inuulry for
ewes yesterday was decidedly slack with
prices more or less erratic. Wethers mid
aa high as 34.26 and strictly choice handy
grades were wanted around 14.40.
Oood Iambs were not very plentiful, but
the few sales that were made In this branch
of the trade held firm, quality considered.
nonie Inquiry was made for toppy kinds
at I5.9O04S.OO. and the high limit may safely
be placed at the latter figure. Volume or
feeder business has been very small lately.
aa neither the demand nor the supply has
been large enough to put the market on
a working basis.
For the week total receipts are moderate,
bulk of the run consisting of fed western
stock. Demand from packers has been
rather uncertain, viewing the week as a
whole, but little permanent change In val
ues has resulted. Present prices ate Just
about steady with those of a week ago.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, ,5.85ir6.00; fair to good lambs,
lo.25(f6.S5; handy weight yearlings, 14 IMira'
6.10; heAvy yearlings, 4 504.90; good to
choice wethers, $4.25(54.40; fair to good
wethers. 13 90(84.25; -good to choice ewes,
14.00.4.26; fair to good ewes, 3.75'a.4.0Cg
sheep, culls to feeders, 12.003.60.
Representative, sales.
No.
2.11 western lamha
36 western wethers
242 western ewes
198 western ewes
193 Montana, ewes
26 Montana ewes
17 Montana ewes
236 western Iambs, feeders.
40 native Iambs, feeders..
10 western ewes
tvl native ewes
166 western lambs
1"2 western lambs
western
western
western
western
western
1H4
190
234
16
196
CHICAGO I.I VK STOCK MABKKT
lambs ,
ewes .,
lambs
lambs..
Iambs
Av. Pr.
. 83 6 00
. Ill 4 40
. R9 4 (K
.116 4 00
. 103 4 00
. 103 8
. 107 4 09
. 73 6 fid
. 90 5 35
. 100 4 10
.133 4 00
. 103 6 :c,
. 60 6 20
. 60 4 50
.. 105 4 10
,, M) 6 75
. 103 4 75
.98 6 25
-Hoars aad
.... 70S
.... Ml
.... 61
.... 373
....114
.... '
....1170
.... Ilil
....1061
....10F.3
,...10
....lilt
....1161
....114S
....1170
,...11
....
.... 33
.... 771
.... 405
....1040
....10"
....
....14"J
....1W6
....1030
...403
..1IM
.... 770
....104
....Kt'4
....1174
....102
1104
.... 71
....1034
....104
Pr.
4 36
I 30
I 40
I 40
6 46
I 46
6 60
I 60
6 65
6 (0
I o
I 40
6 40
I 10
t u
I 66
(44
No.
I. ..
I...
17...
II...
31...
4...
10...
19...
I...
81...
11...
44...
24...
36...
20...
20...
II. ..
COW 8.
AT.
447
1100
1466
1327
1IH3
1013
1046
1123
1114
1217
10.14
1274
123
, 1SS0
, 1111
1371
14Z3
Pr.
I 6
4 4
I 10
I 70 .
I 70
t 74
4 II
I 10
B DO
I 40
5 10
I 34
I 36
6 SO
I to
I 00
I 00
I 36 16 lOM 4 13
I 60 la 1164 4 10
3 40 6 1140 4 10
4 00 4 1140 4 40
4 00 7 140 4 In
4 10 21 1127 4 46
4 II M 1060 4 66
4 16 11 ,...1141 4 66
4 10 I ...II-44 4 66
4 16 II 1141 4 70
4 (6 17 Il 4 10
4 36 7.. 12U 4 76
4 I l'S 4 76
4 40 4 1136 4 36
4 4', 3 1176 4 16
4 45 13 1077 4 W
4 46 7 110 4 10
4 60 7 1140 4 10
4 60 II lull I 10
4 hi
HEIFERS.
76 Va.-Otro. Cham. U..101"
4..
New York Cark Market..
The following quotationa are furnished by
lxtgan ft Bryan, members New York IStock
exchange. 115 Puuth Sixteenth street.
Colo Mid. 4
( ft r. ft
D. ft H a,. 4a...
V. ft R. O. tt....
do ref. 4a
Distillers' ....
Krle p. 1. 4s....
do ia. 4s
do ct. 4a. ser.
do aerlaa B
Oea. Klae. T. 4s.
HI. On. lat rsf.
Int. Met 4e....
BU. "Oriere.
Bulla Slacks aad Beads.
BOSTON. Feb. St. Closing quotations on
stocks were
. M Wabaah 1st Is.
, 16 do 1st ft ex.
. 77 Weatsrn Md. 4
. 71 West. glao. 4T
.IF Wla. Ontrsl 4
. 17 Mo. Fae. 4T. 6
. 71',
.lts
TO',
Ki
3
1
34)
laaaarts aad Kiserla.
NF.W YORK, Feb. tt imports of rr.ei
rchandije and drv goods at the port of
New York for the week ending Ktbruary
11 were aiued at t'.."..w n'0
Imports of spsH-ie for the aeeh ending
today aere SILT Hh2 silver and 11.2.12 gold.
I- luorts of sped for tlie srrk aers ll.V.I,
J'J elUer and Itti M0 gold
( iniaha :
A mar Tooaoeo. .
Her State Uaa...
Hton tona
Buite Coalmen..
4 actus
Chlno
rsief 4ns
Kranttoa
rate-tal7
Otlbwar
Karr lae
Ely Central
Kit t'ooa
Kir Witch
Krsnkltu
GtnMjs
Goldfltll
OolOMeld
0..1(ltli4
Ponl. .
Flw..
Ileus.
...437 Greene Canaaea...,
... 11 ineplrattoa
... I Umn
... 16 Nevada Cone.
... 13 Newhouae
... 11 Na.ada-Liaa
... l(hio Cower
... 16 Hawhlda (oli'.lon
... 1 Kay Central
... llft Pkg Co
... 7 Srara-Roebuck Co.
... 1 BUrer Pick
.... 8'', Superior a Pitts...
.... I Tonopab atiatiig...
.... 1" Trinity Ct,vter
.... (Sl nitad (..veper... .
.... I North Lak
.101 bobaniia
.... 64
. 4
, 4
.
. 14
. 1
. 1
. 1
. f
.
V'
.In
. 4
. 14
. I
. I
U
l.mrm I SeMtarllloa.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brtnker
ft Co.. 449 New Omaha National Bank
building:
Big. Aakaft
A err Co atos .... I
Atlantic t ttr Uaa Co. 4a. ! tt
FVati-Ire CretnT Co., f4 suuj
0;j National Hank stock. Omsk 114 1U
Allolu.
Amal. Itopper
A. Z U ft g
Arlions Coon. ...
Atlantic
ft C 47. ft 8.
Butte Coalition
Cal. A Arliotis...
(1. ft Haela
Centennial
iloooar Range C
En at Butte C. M...
Tanklln
Otroux
GranbT OWl
Orveoa aana
ale Korale Ooeeer
gerr lke
lMe ( opjssr r
1 Balla (per
M'aint (Topper
Bi-dlT.
follows.
.. S4 Mokawk
.. NaTada Cos
.. 33 Nlpiaalnf Mines ..
.. 1414 North Butte .....
.. 4 North Lke
t. It Old Dominion
... II Oanaola
:.. II Parrott ft ft C
...4t UMner
...L2J Shannon
C. 44 Superior
... 134 tupertur ft . 34..
... Bupartor A P. O...
, .. 4 Tamaraya
... 31 V'. I S. g. ft M
... I do pfd
13 titak (m
4 visa Copper Oo
46 W toons
4 WoCrartne
r
. 1"44
. 10
. 31
.
. m
.in
. it
. 64
. 11
. 37
. !'
. 14
. 43
. s
. 47
. 13
. 44
I
.130
Maw lark allalac Staaks.
NEW TORK. Feb. 14. Closing ouoUtlons
on mining stocks were aa io.iowb.
alias 3M
Coin. Tun t, at stack
( on. Cal. ft Va
Ilora SilTee
Iron PUTer
ladillla Cos
Ullsred.
UtUe ChtaC
3ul44
Omarto
Ophlr ,
aiaoaard
Tallow Jacket
. II
,.1'tf
.1.4
.!
.Its)
. 14
The Key to the BUtuatloa-Kee Want Ada
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0....
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to"!
HOGii Trad In hogs this morning qual
ified as'Ta "down" session in the week's
market that has been alternatively higher
and lower. Prlcea broke a big nickel, the
decline being due to heavy receipts and
bearish advices from eastern points, hulk
old on this basis, the demand beaming
more active aa the morning advanced. Clos
ing aales were Influenced by better com
petition and much of the business trans
acted iste sppeared to be only slightly
lower than average trade yesterday.
Huti her weight animals were more plen
tiful than any other class of stock and
moved around 17 as a rule, bacon grates
171 4 16 I S1 4 75
.... 7 4 30 31 Itl 4 71
7V4 4 3 t 144 4 Tl
410 4 25 II loso 4 W
4 4 3.1 10 mil 4 (i)
J ! 31 11 4 it
2 IX 4 4 i
IJ IK It 44 4 HO
',1 4 4 121 4 30
;::: fci !i t ; too
. 414 4 60 t 143 4 00
"". .342 4 40 3 7U I Ot
Ii.... Ill 4 46 13 171 I ei
14- 4 W ... 13 IU4 4 1
BCLL.8.
1110 4 30 1 1270 4 36
lut6 4 31 1 IWiO 4 34
73 4 60 I.. 13S 4 )
110 4 40 1 !) 4 M
14.' 4 l 1 1490 4 0
, ii 4 46 1 ,...1140 4 M
U 4 70 1 MO 4 00
18t 4 70 8 llikl I 00
1310 4 10 1 U 11,
, 1341 4 71 ' ) 1140 I 10
, 144 4 71 II 661 6 a,
, 1447 4 M
CAX.VE8.
, 444 4 40 1 840 00
, I I 4 10 4 Ill 1 64
Ill 6 OS 4 131 V 60
ill IS 1 :. leu 7 71
410 4 tl 4 lat 1 Ti
....... W l I tut 171
....... 311 0 3 I 7 71
U I 60 1 14 7 71
) I so .
oTOCKKKd AND FEEDERS.
ISO 4 76 7 Itl I K
II 4 U 14 7,4 I 4
44 I 16 f Itl 6 40
764 4 16 ' 11 M l
lost I tn 1 110 I 44
I 26 II 716 I Ml
4.14 4 St I UI IU
6a I 16 34 M 4 66
147 I 16 I IOM I 64
HI I 30 II Una) I W
LT IM S..4 4 74
470 4 34 8 1l Ik
43 I 66
Deniid for Cattle Steady
Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO. Feb. 24. CATTLE Receipts.
2.000 head; market steady; beeves. 35. loft)
O HO: Texas steers. H2tVbu.n0; western steers,
14.OfKff6.70; stockera and feeders, 13.bOVrf5.NO;
cows and lielfers, 12.6o.'ff5.70; calves, $").7"'ai 1 dllng gulf. 14 Six'.
5.W. . . ST. IXH'IS
nous Receipts,
weak st decll
3fi.0if7.30; heavy.
7.00; good to choi
B73(Vn70! hulk of
bhkbp AIMIJ 'jAIli- rteceipts, 1.1m
head: market weak; natives, 13. 10714. 16:
western lS.10(rf4.0; yearlings. H7S&5.75; na
tive lambs, 15.0W6.30; western, lo.adiUti.SO.
OMAHA WHOI.KsiAl.s5 r.ICf.
jnTTJTTt Creamer sen delivered tJ
the retail trade In Mb. cartons, 2Sc: No. t.
In 80-lb. tubs, 2c; No. 1 In 1-lh. cartons.
Kc; packing stick, solid rack. 13H'i dalrv.
In -lh. ubs. milki. Market changes avery
Tuesday
CHKKSK Twins. imuisi;; young Amer
icas. lSVc; daisies. l.ic: triplets, 17tke;'!lm
butger. Ic; No. 1 brick 17e: Imported
Swiss, 32c; domestic mviss, uc; niocg bwiss,
i . .... ....
POl L.TRT I'ressen nroners. tinner T ins.
$5 per do., hens. 14Hc; cocks. He; ducks.
ISc; geese, l.ic: iurnea. iieii, rr
doi., 11.20: homer etuats. per aos., 34 00;
fancy squabs, per nos.. umi; .o. 1, per
dos., 13.00. Alive, broilers, lio; smooth ler.
10c; hens, lie; stags and old roosters, 6c;
old ducks, full feathered, lie; gees, full
feathered. ISc; turkeys. l!c; guinea fowls.
25c each; pigeons, per dog, SO;; homers,
per dos.. HOO- squabs. No. 1 per dos., 1 40;
No. 2. per dos., 50c; capons, over 1 lbs.,
14c. old turkeys, lie.
FlStll (all frorenl- flcVerel, 7e white. He;
pike. o; trout. 11c; large crapples. leSi'xj;
Hpanish mackerel. l?c; eel. IHc; haddock.
13c: flounders, i2r; green catfish. D0c; ro
shad. 11 each; shade ton. per pair. Hoc; frog
leas, per do . 60c: salmon. 11c; halibut, Itkj;
herrtr. c. .
BKISr CU1 ff- mis: co. 1. im-; r.o. 2, lZc
No. 3, 9c. ln: ino. i, in'e; No. 1. lie;
No. 3. lfrV.0. Chuck: No. I, 7v,c; No. 1, 710;
No. 1. tVc. Round: .No. I. S,r; No. 2, s'c;
No. 3, Sc. Piste: No. 1, 6c; No. 1, c; No.
1 6'4i.
wwiMTS-ArDles: Missouri Ren Davi.
per bbl., 1:00; Ca'.lfornla Hellefiower, per
boa, 11.H5; Colorado extra fancy Jonathan
per full bu. box. t?.75; B. Vwlg. per Till
bu box. !-'"''; W. Pearmaln. per full
bu. box, 12.75; Washington extra fani-v
S Incsap. fo-113 slxi's. per bu., 2.7i. : 150 175
sires, per box. .' .50; Washington Pippins.
41, -tier, per box. 12.25; 6-tier. per box, 1;' on.
Hananas: Fancy select, per bunch. 12 25'.
2 F; Jumbo, hunch, 12.75.76. Cranberries
1 er box. 13 50; Wisconsin I.ale Howe
brand, per bbl., 110.50. Dates: Anchor
hrand. new, SO 1-1 1. pkgs. lu boxes, per
box. llOu; bulk In 70-lb. lioxes. pee b., 'c.
Figs: New California. 12 ii-os. pkgs., S..c;
3S 12-ox. pkgs.. 12.40; 50 t 01. pkgs..' 13 OO;
Turkish. 7-crown. per lb., 16c; 6-crown.
per lb., 14c; 4-cronn. per lb., 13c. drape
Krtilt: Florida. 4fi-54-ti4 sixes, per box, 4 00;
SKMW pl7.es, per box, 13.00. 1emons: l.linon.
elra brand, extra fancy, 2t) 3i sixes, per
box. 14.50, choice, ik4-;(t,0 sisea, per box.
$4 00 : 240 sine, ice per box less. Oranges:
Camella Redlantis navels, S0-W nixes, per
box, 12.66; 12 size, per box, 13.85; 150 size,
per box. $2.5; 176 and smaller sizes, J3.f:
cholcn navels. W-80 sizes, 12 50; u aim,,
J2 50: 150 and smaller nlzes, 12.ura2.7. F'ears:
California Winter Nellis. per box. U.ii;
New York Kelfer, per bbl., box, 12,75. .
VBdKT ABLK8-Rean. string and wax.
per hamper, 13.5tVo4.00; beets, per bu., 75c;
cabbage, Wisconsin, per lb., le; carrots,
per bu., 75c; celery, Michigan, per dos.
bunches, 80c; California Jumbo, per doj.
bunches, eoc; cucumbers, hot house, l'fc
and 2 dox. In box. per dox.. 12.25; egg plant
fancy Florida, per dox., 12.00: garlic, extra
fancy, white, per lb., 15c; lettuce, extra
fancy leaf, per dos., 40c; onions, Iowa red
and yellow, per lb., 214c; Indiana white,
per lb.. 8c; Spanish, per crate. 11.50; itar
sley, fancy southern, per dos. hunches. 50r
65c; parenlps, per bu., 75c; potatoes, Earlv
Ohio, in racks, por bu., 90c; Iowa and Wis- '
consin. white stock, per bu., 75o!nk!; Colo
rado, per bu., fewiHOc; rutahagaa, per lb,
U4c; sweet potatoes, Kansas, per bbl.,
12.75; tomatoes. Florida, per 6-baEket crate,
13.5tU4.iJO; turnips, per bu., 76c
MIB("HU.ANKOtiS-Almonds, - California
sott shell, per lb., 18c; In sack lots, le less;
Brazil nuts, per lb., 13c; in SHck lots, la
less; cocoanuts, per sack, 15.50; per dog.,
(0c; filberts, per lb.. 14c; In sack lots, lo
less; htckorynuts, large. pr lb., 5c; small,
per lb., 6c; peanuts, roasted, per lb.. c;
raw. per lb., 6',,c; pecans, large, per lh,
16c; In sack lots, lc less; walnuts, black,
per lb., SSVsc; California, per lb., tc; in
sack lots, lo less; elder. New Turk Mutt's,
cer H-bbl., 13.75; per bbl., 16.75; buuey, new,
24 frames, Hi5.
Metal Mailtel.
NKW TORrt, Feb. 24. MKTAI.R- stand
ard copper, quiet; spot. February, .March,
Air!l and Mny, $12. 15ji 12.25. Londoii. firm;
spot, i&4 17a 6d; futures, f."j 10a. Arrivals
reported at New Vork today were 2! tons.
Custom house returns show exports of
15,2514 tons so far this season. 1 .001 1 dealers
report a firm market for copper. L.ali6,
112.82V412.l(7tt: electrolytic, $12. J7Htl2.hl!;
castiiig, 112 onrii 12 25. Tin, weak; spot antl
February, $l3.0oi( 44.00; March, April and
May, 14 l.OYrt 41.50. London, dull; spot, ill).':
futures, 187 10s. lad, quiet; spot, $4.4Kif
t.fO. New York, and 14.2.Vh 4. .10, Fast St.
Iiuls. London. 13 3s 9d. Antimony, strong:
Cnokson's, 3:'.00, asked. Iron. Cliveland .
warrants. 4!, in London. Ixically the Iron
malket was steady. No. 1 northern foundry.
15.;Orj'1C.2o; No. 2 northern foundry, 115 2ura
10.00; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern
soft, 115.2.Vu 16.75. Spelter, quiet, 16.60&5.S5,
New York, and $5.4015. 50. Ko.st St. I.ojIh.
London, 22 17s 6d.
8T. LOCIS, Feb. 24. -METAJ.S Leadr
firmer; spot, $l.27j. Spelter, strong, 15.50.
lotion Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-COTTON-fpnt
closed quiet; middling uplands. 14.10c; mld-
."alea, 1,200 bales.
Feb. 24.--COTTON 1'n-
. . "e1i mantei .chnnged; middling, 14.c. No sales: receipts.
ne; light, $..lUrg7.;K, mixed, ; t,al.. .hlnn.enla li.-ilS l.ule.: st..k
ttj.sOfi7.30; rough. mim h.i,,
.lle.av,jtl??'7 M: New York cotton market as furnished by
miksii or ni t an, ineiiioera imiw rora block
exchange, 315 Houth Sixteenth street.
Month. I Open. I High. I 1-ow. Close. Tes'y.
Kansas C'ltr Lies Stork Market. '
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 24. CATTLEr-Ra-
celpis, 11,000 head. Including 100 southerns;
market steady; aressea oeei ana export,
steu-s. 15.90fo6.60; fair to good. $5.304to.!0;
Tteslern steers, 5.00rir8.00; stockers and
feeders. $4.6O4j5.S0; southern steers, 15.(if)
Sis; southern cows, 13.25ijo.2o; native cows,
13.25tjS.25; native hcirers, jt.owuti.w; buns,
rt.6tri5.25; calves. $5.(XVd8.25.
Jtja rieceipis, l.iui neao; itiainfi 00
W.wer: bulk of sales, $7.1or.i7.25; heavy,
17.10&7.171,; packers and butchers, $7.10
7.25; lights, $7.207.30.
(illEEP A NO I,AM b.h iteceipts, 4(jj
head: market steady to 15c lower; lambs,
$6.''.Vri.00; yearlings. $4 Stx&S.OO; wethero
$4.25U4.75: ewes. H-O0t&4.15; stockers and
feeders, 15.00(4.00.
Mch.
May
July
Aug.
Oct.
13 71 13 n 13 73 13 It 11 S4
18 m 14 f 13 M 14 (It
13 f 14 03 13 2 14 03 14 05
13 64 13 71 13 60 11 70 13 71
12 66 13 64 12 56 12 66 12 64
Saajar Market.
NBW YORK. Feb. 24. BUG A R Raw.
firm; Muscovado, to test, 3.20c; centrifugal,
06 test, 8.70c; melasma sugar, 89 test, 2.9oo.
Refined, firm; crushed, b.4oc; granulated,
4. Toe; powdered, 4-H0c.
St. Loala l ive Stock Market.
BT LOtTIS, Feb. 24. -CATTI.R-Recelpts.
1 OuO heed, including 2(i0 Texans; market
s'ieadv; native shipping and export steers,
16 Wr7.00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$6.0ura.50: steers under 1,000 pounds, lrt.2.Vii)
6 75; feeders, 13.75(&5.66: cows and heifers.
14.00a6.5O; canners. 12.85ffT3.8a; bulls, $3.70'rg
5 60; calves. $4 0oty.25; Texas and Indian
Mteers, $4.b0ij6.50; coas and heifers, S.'jy
' TlOOS Receipts, 1.100 head; market M3
10c jower: pigs and lights. 17.00r-rf7.56; pack
ers. I7.10-a7.25; butchers and best heavy,
tr ivnn 40
SllliKP AND LAMBS Receipts,
head; market 10Jl5o lower; natlve
tons, X3.6u'rj4.7h; muiiona. siwii.tii;
and bucks, 12.50u3.dO; stockers
32.400
nut-culls
$2,254(3.25.
gt. Joseph 1.IV4- Stock .Market.
ST. JOSF.PH. Feb. 14 CATTLR Re
ceipts 400 head. Market ateady: steers,
t4 5t 43.35: cows and heifers, $3 5OU.'.'0.
calves. 13.50tj8'25.
I IOQS Receipts. 1000 head. Market 5o
lower: top, $7.26; bulk of sales. $7.0fq7.15.
BHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. l.tflO
head. Market steady; lambs, $4.5tvu00.
Stok la Slcht.
Receipts of live stock st the five prlnci
r,.i weetern markets yesterday:
r Cattle. I loss. Sheep
t3"0
4i0
, 11.01 10
1.OI0
1.UU0
South Omaha
frit. Joseph
Kansas City..
t. IaiuIs
Chicago
13.5rJ
3.I3
'"
3 l
13.0J0
Omaba liar Market.
OMAHA. Feb. 24-HAY-No. 1. $10.00; No.
2, $!.(J0; packing. $000; alfalfa, $12.00. Htraw:
Wheat, 15.50; rye, $0.50; oats, $7.00.
Keflaed Sngar Advanerd.
NEW YORK. Feb. 24 All grades of re
fined sugar were advanced 10c per 100
pounds today.
Wool Market.
HT. LOCIS. Feb. 24 -WOOI-L'nchanged;
territory and western mediums, l!ltj.22c; fine
mediums, Hifjltc. fine, 124 13c.
2.200
1 (Ml
4.ll 1
82 oo '
b.tXO
tiank CleaefDss..
OMAHA. Feb. 24. Bank clearings for O",
day were $2,u7o.zl2 IV snd for the cot- '
icaondlng data last year 4.1,032. 485. 2ft.
kqoaw Man Shot at yftosboal.
t-HOWHONI. Wjo, Feb. 24. (Special.)
N. B. Kinnear was shot and probably
fatally wounded by Joe Baker, a half-breed
Indian, who was Ms brother-in-law. Mr."
Klnncar was sitting In a chair asleep when
Baker fired through the window, the bul
let striking Kinnear In the hip. kinnear
then gut up and staggered out Into the
yard In an effort to get Ills pistol, which
uaa In a building In the yard. Baker fired
four more times, each bullet taking effect.
Baker says he was Intoxicated at the dm
and that he has no lecollect'on of the af
fair, lie is in jail at Lander.
speer Leads Ii
l)K.N VKH, Colo., Feb.
4 oloradu.
14. The first
Totals
.15,700 71,600
Cat tee Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. . C'OFFF.i: -Fill urea
opened irregular at a decline of i points,
which aas ths result of scattering liquida
tion due to the circulation of notices
estimated af about 50.041 bags, while later
poaltlona wore in to 15 points hlxhcr 01
covering of shorts and private cables from
riantos claiming that, financial interests'
troubles rumored In that market eter
dsy had been adluated. There was more
or less nervousness In this respect, how
ever, and with the near months the entire
list sagged off during th morning, with
prices at one time showing a net loss of
about t to 16 points. Iter there was a
sharp rally on covering, but the support
and buying by trade interests, ahich
seemed to be Inspired by cable reporting
that the valorization committee which met
In Paris today had decided to sell only
6000(4) bags of their coffee at the market
price and to hold the other (.0 for sn
advance. The close waa steady at a net
45 600 ' ,"hl" change In .teveral days In tlia balloting
I for Culled Kialea senator came In today s
tote, wnen eriimor twining, who has been
tiling for Congressman Tsylor, gave Ills
siiorl to Maor Hjeer of ienver. Bpeur
polled 2X votoe. the largest he has had situ a
balloting began. The vote: Democrats,
peer. 28; Adam. 20; Thomas, 4; Ward 4
Martin, 2; Maupln. 1; Hhafrolh, 1; O'Dort
nell. 4: Amnions, 1.
Republican. Valle, 16; Oowdy. g; Dawson
4; Waterman. 1; Roof, 2; McCreary, 2. '
We Bur aad Sn
Stocks and Bonds
Foil C. ttrecKdfw & Co.,
&S-SM lfew Omaha Mat. Baak Bid.
OmaLa, Hekraska.
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