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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
No Change in the Bearish Condition of
Wheat Market.
WnEAT OrENS LOWER AJTD WEAK
Corn la A it a In Heavy and the Mar.
Lrt I Drngi) horli Art the
BfM Bayers nl l.onaa
Mqalilfitr.
a OMAHA, Feb. 23, 1911.
There Is no change In the bearish wheat
Situation the world over. liemand for cash
wheat and flour sales do not Improve, al
thoiiKh It la expected to develop from time
to time aa prices decline and as yet no
Chan haa come to warrant any perma
nent upturn.
The support that bas held corn values
steady In face of wheat deliveries tins
weakened and liquidation has atarted,
whl'h Is sending the market lower.
Wheat opened lower aiid ruled weak all
day, without ft rally. Renewed selling by
country elevators was the feature of the
trading and flour trade shows no Improve
ment. There la nothing upon which to
bn any upturn.
Corn was heevv aaraln and the market
was a draes-y one. Hhona were the best;
Vi 1 1 1.' r. r onrl . Innue mintlnii H to liauldnte
Export business was reported better and
predictions of leas favorable weather may
check the decline.
I'rlmnry wheat receipts were r.fll.O) bush
els and shipments were 21V) bushels,
against receipts last year of 7w,000 bushels
and ahlpments of 20n bushels
F'rlmary corn receipts were IS. 000 bushels
and ahlpments were 64.V)0 bushels, aKainst
receipts lost year of KZ.Wi bushels and
ahlpments of .l,yj0 bushels
Clearances were S'J.noo bushels of corn,
f.75 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
otinl to 4os.VM bushels.
Liverpool closed lower on wheat and
Unchanged on corn.
The following; cash sales were reported:
Wheat No. 2 hard: 1 car, l'ic. No. 4
hard: 1 car (rve mixed), x-jc. '
Corn No. 3 white: 1 car. 3"c. No. 4
white: 2 cars. Rsrfco; 2 cars SSc. No. 4 yel
low: 1 car, 87'ao. No. 3 mixed: 1 cur, SSVc
OATS-No sales.
Omaha Cash Trices.
WHKAT No. 2 bard, K"i'S4Hc; No. I hard,
80tfiMc; rejected hard, ' KiKi74Sc; No. i
spring, H2U'.i: No 4 spring. 77(&lHr: No
2 durum, HI V.Xi'c; Nn- 8 durum. IVtf'Wc.
CORN No. 2 white. 'Vi 3Mic; No. 3
white. M3; No. 4 white. 37 Vh'': No.
t color, .V'iWS.c: No. 2 vellow. 3Stt39H".
No. 3 vellow. 3M 3Sv" : No. 4 yellow, 3i;
H7'4c: No. 2. 3x',yc;3!tc; No. 3, 3WiMtC; No. .4.
OATS No. 2' while, 2S1,itir; standard.
JS'ifC'-Sc; No. 3 white. 2Hiti'iKMic: N'o. 4
white. K'-.'ST-'Xc: No. 3 yellow, Z7Vtf28c; No.
t vegow, L-LVriZTc.
BAULKY No. 3. 75fifi1(; No. 4, eGfiioc;
No. 1 feed, ttity H7o: rejected. H.Vfi'3c.
KTB-No. 2, TW&flc; No. 3, 7'o79c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 1 2 !'
Minneapolis 223 ...
Umah. 6 23 18
Dulutli 31 ...
CHICAGO GRAIK AMD PROVISIONS
Feat area of the TradlaK and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CH1CAOO. Feb. 25. Wheat today slid
under any down grade record made In the
last three years. Scantiness of domestic
demand, no forelim outlet and reciprocity
delay at Washington furnished plenty of
mason. The close was weak at a net de
cllne of Ho to a full cent a bushel. There
also was a net loss of 9&tao in corn, c
on oats and l''3 for, provisions.
- A new angle developed concerning re
clproclty. It was argued that postpone
ment extended the period of suspense for
the wheat trade and that, therefore, the
effect was to favor the bears. Inen, too
the cables, the poor cash Inquiry and the
fine weather were all aiiulnst the maraet.
On the descent May was decidedly In the
lead, the result of unloading by large noiu-
ers. That option ranged from so to
8M4c, closing wttiin a shade of the bottom
for the session, at BSTsd mc, a decline of
exactly lo compared with' twenty-four
hollra hefore.
. Corn sold the lowest In two months. The
country was making Increased consign
mem. and 11. .r.. was little demand from
shippers. Mai' fluctuated between 47 14C U-U No. 2 red. S.kj: Ho. I nrd, W1
and c.- with the close wak. Ho down COHN-Lower; May. 4bVb-j lic; Jidy
at the first n.vmed figures. Caah corn was f-Vj caah. lower; track No. 2, 4454c;
heavy. No. 2 Veil?-- finished at mm. IVt? M Julv .
Oats made a new low level lor me season.
May varied from Sl'ii3lic to aiC(i31ikc,
with last transactions Ve oft at 31'c.
fixpecled big receipts of hogs here next
week led packers to dispose of products.
Pork closed 27V"30o to 30c lower. ld WW
24o lower and ribs 15c to 2U'tf-2V4o lower.
Frlcea :n Ciiu.uko, furnished by the Up
dike Urain coniHiiy, 7U8 Hrandels building,
Ouiahu. i'hona Douglas 2473:
Xrticlea.l Open. lllgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat I I
SS'i'KSTt.'iSu'jSSMlOO
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1 IW 16 90 16 67 ltt U7tt 16 97
. S2 9 82 9 15 9 15 36
'9 '17 Vtl 9 12 9 13 9 30
-930 9 30 9 1a 9 la 932
9 60 9 00 9 48 9 42 9 6J14
$ 2o ' 9 25 9 12 9 12 9 27
9 22 9 22i 9 12 9 U 9 27
Cash quotations were aa follows:
K1XHJK. eaay; winter patenta, $4.0otM.35;
winter straights, llS'irf; spring straights,
$30u4 00; bakers, $3.uwu4.44).
KVE No. 2. s4o.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. SJiJiTuc; fair to
choice malting. KWitMc.
8EEDS h'lax. No. 1 aouthwestern, $2.5541
No. 1 northwestern. $2.6Vj. Timothy, $U.io.
Clover, $15 i.
rHOVlHUiNS Mess Mrk, per bbl., $19.25
ilt .l. Iard, lel' lot) II ... JJ.O-' j'J.Ou. Shoi t
libs sides tlooae). SK.UKirJ.BU.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 4os,txi0 bu. lrlmary receipts were
Jyl.uuo bu.. compared with lUa.lAM bu. the
torrespondlng day a year ago. Estimated
receipts for Monday: Wheat, 6 cars; corn
410 ears: oats, 126 cam; bogs, &4.mO head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: .No. 2 red
tvuWttu: No. 3 red, .snsiV'; No. $ hard
-iiih-; No. $ hard. Knw; No. 1 northern
spriiik, W-y'.w ; No. i noithern spring, Kst
8i-; No. 3 spring, M(92-. oru: no. 2 cash,
4f.VrMt)o; No. 3 cash, ilMtc; No. 3 white.
u'viM'ic; No, $ white. 44.i44,c; No. 2 yel
low, 46u'61o; No. 3 yellow, 4Hrt4lSf. Oats
No, 2 while, SlVy3lc- No. 3 white, tj
o; No. 4 white. 29uJo,.c; standard, 9ii
31S.C.
BUTTER Steady ; creameriea. 17ih2Vic;
dairies. lii !22o.
EGiJ Receipts, 9 2iO cases. Market
teudy; at mark, cuies Included, IJjlu-;
llrsis. lis: prima fusts, l.c, ,
CHEESE Suady; daisies. 13Vlil4e; twins,
1S,i 124c; Young Americas, 14',suJac; long
boms. 141 -At ISC.
POTATOES Weak : choice to fancy, 4'.tf
c: fair to good. 4IM4JC.
poi LTKY Easy. IMrkoys: Dressed, lSe.
Chickens: I.4ve, ItsC. fcpiings: lresseU,
lie; live, 144c
V EAl steady : tui to who weights, sue
M to 5-lb. weights. P4'; SO to
welslits. 1IV.O.
no o.
hu ago Receipts W beat. 16 ears; corn.
IJ6 care; oats, lul eais. Est. mated T011101
row Wheat, 6 cara; corn. 41U cars; oats.
IM cara
Kansas t'ltr tirain and Pmvlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. ii.-WHUAT-May.
$lmlSjO t.elli; - July. s2Vi s.-,o sellers;
cai-h, unchanged to 4c lower; No. 2 hard,
.il4'; No i eJui:'2';; No. 3 red. Squint;,
Ko. I. Wo'-'-c
C4iRN-My. 4e',e b!d; July. 474fi 474c bid;
caah. V.'ilo lower. Kn 3 wluie. 4.t-jH4c; No.
I, 4k.U-c; No. 3. 4-.o-Uc; Nu. 3. 4.u 44u.
OATS- I'nchai.sed 10 4 lower; No. 3
While. I!.:''f; No. 2 KUxed. 24, JOc.
RVE No. I. 7;i le.
HAY I'nchaiigeU, c.ioice timothy, $13.5tXf
14(a): ct oice prairie. 112'M.
bl.'TTKH-rr-.i"try. 2iM-; firsts. 22o; sec-
rida. 20c; packing flwk,
LU4.IS Extras, Wsc,
fl.als. 14'c
Iveeetpts. tvhiptnents.
V. t 34 Ota)
3". teal 3s.U
i.wsJ $.0ia
Wheat, bu..
Com, bu....
Caaia, bu
Minneapolis Urala Market.
MlNNEAI'OLia. Minn . Feb. 25 WHEAT
May, 9jS(CSc: July. Kf-'.'Hsio; Septemter,
c,; rli. No. 1 bard. 9e: No. 1 north
ern, fS'!ii4c: No 2 iiortheru. 92Sr.4Sc;
No $ lieal. "',, (i .'.'' ,c.
KLAX 4-losed at 2 67
COKN Nu, s yellow. i'Me-
MtAN-In loik-iH.crd, saiKa, t ivt21 W.
JLut lt Firat laieuta, $1 V-sj 4 second
patents. 4 :iv.i 4 7": trst clear. $...''.. 3..T5;
wnnO clears, tl .!.. r i..Vi.
iiVfS-.No. 3 whit". 2!i',,ti"l,,e.
RYE No. 2. TAV'tTV'tC
JF.W VOHK lilKK tl, M ARKIIT
linntntlnaa of the liar Varloaa
Com mod it Ira.
NEW YORK Feh. 25. FLOl'Tl lti!l:
choice patents. 84 if..' 5; stralithts. 13.tjK
; other pstints, 34.2n''i4..Vi; spring clears.
:.! 4.J1; winter extras. No. 1. $.1 2.'.'u X.50;
winter extras. No. 2. $1 lo-n 3.2.' ; Ksnsas
HlralBhts. $4 .-.ami 1.35. live flour, dull: fair to
good, 34 2.' 41 1. :M; choice to fancy. 34.44ii4 55.
Iliiek. wheat flour, dull and nominal.
CUH N M E A j Steady ; fine white and yel
low, 1.2iKij 1.26; coarse, $1.22ia 1.25; kiln dried,
WHEAT Spot market, easy; No. 2 red,
Kr, elevator, and f.tc f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth, 31 W'i; futures market
made new records for the season under
BKKresslve selling due n weak Liverpool
cahlcs, mora liberal country offering and
weakness In the ot.tslde markets. closing
y!tto net loss. May, sfitafiHo'a.r, closed at
W'io; Julv. i4'4frf"4 S.c. closed H4'c. Receipts,
27,110 bushels; shipments. 114.173 bushels.
CORN Spot market steady; No. 2. 41 Vie
f. o. b. a'loat. Futures market was without
transactions, closing steady. May closed
55c. Receipts, 31,500 bushels; shipments,
7.310 bushels.
OATH SKt market steady; standard
white, 35V,e; No. 2. Wc: No. 3. 35c; No. 4,
34140. Futures market was without trans
ctlon. closing nominal. Receipts. 3X.125
bushels. , ,
HAY-Steady; No. 1. 11.00: No. 2. 99c: No.
3, 7Mi Wc.
Hof'H Dull: state common to choice,
inio, 2T'n2vic; 1S09, 1W21c; l'aclflc coast, 1910,
ivr:ic: win, ltync."
HIIKS Firm; Central America, 204c;
Bogota. 21V4i22,c.
Ll'T THKIt Steady: firsts. 23 V4: seconds,
21'i2.V: thirds. IMtiJOc; rejects, lfVu)7c.
I'UOVISKJNS I'ork. quiet; mess,
short clears, $19.B()(22."0. Heef, steady; mess,
tl4.4SXFf14.rm: family. IUi..70'M 17.00; beef hams,
$27.'u29 .00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies.
1 to 14 pounds, fl2.tKV.rl3.00; pickled hams.
312.5(.. Lard, easy; middle west, prime, $!.2vfr
9.40; refined steady, continent. ! 90; South
America, SM.SO; compound. $s.(KKS.a.
TALLOW Kasy; country. ii"r7V.c.
RL'TTKIt Steady ; crenmery specials, 27c
asked; extras. 25c asked; firsts, 21ii2Sc;
seconds. 17(fci2'c; creamery, hclu ,
21 V" -"-ie-.
K(!OS Weak; fresh Rethered. extra
leeled, l''y If'r : flrts, l"Hf17He: sec mds.
1S'i W$c: refrigerator, firsta. I.Tc; sec
onds. 14'1i1oc; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, brown,, 19'4; wes'ern, fies.i
gathered whites. 21i;-'.ic.
rtJl'LTRY Alive strong: western chick
ens, 14Vl-'e; fowls, W'Sil'c; t-irkevs,
20c. lressed steady; western chickens
fowls, HVyl'ic; turkeys, 15'y2.1c.
WKATHEIl I Tilli GIIA1N' IIKLT
Snow la fotintaln Tllstrlctn
In Valleys.
-Warmer
OMAHA. Feb. 2". 1911.
The area of high pressure has continued
slowly eastward during the last twtty
four hours and now overlies the southern
states. An area of low pressure extends
from the extreme tipper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys Bouthwest over the lower
Rocky mountain region. This low is at
tended by increasing cloudiness and un
settled weather In the valleys and Is fol
lowed by snow flurries throughout the
mountain ' districts. A marked rise In
temperature has occurred In the oentrai
valleys and west to the mountains within
the last twenty-four hours, and generally
warmer weather prevails everywhere, ex
cept In the. extreme northwest Canadian
provinces, where colder weather Is moving
In. With the depression now moving over
the valleys the outlook Is for lnrreasinK
cloudiness and unsettled weather In this
vicinity tonight, followed by fair Sunday,
with slightly colder tonight and colder
Sunday.
Temperature and precipitation as com
pared with the last three years:
1911. 1910. 1909. 1901.
Lowest last night '. 33 24 20 34
Precipitation 00 T .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 27 degrees.
' Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
13.72 inches.
Excess corresponding period, 1910, 4.74
Inches. -
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909,
4.70 Inches. , L.-A. WELSH,
. . Local 'Forecaster., .
St. Louis General. Market.
BT. LOUIS. Feb. 25. WHEAT Futures
"'wer. may. "tl , vo......o.
OATS Weak; May. 80io: .July, Ho;
ca-sh. lower; No. 2, 3oc; No. 2 white, 32VQ.
-RYIC Nominal. S3c .
FIOCR Steady : red winter patents,
$4.:k4.70; extra fancy and straight, $3.70)
4.10; hard winter clears. J3.00dj3.40.
SI'TICD Timothy. 6.U0a9.50.
COHNMKAL-rJ2.30. .
HHAN Firm; sucked, east (rack, $1.05
1.06.
HAY Stead v; timothy, $13.0O18.00; prai
rie. 10.0iVh 14.00.
I'HUVlfilONti Tork. Jobbing, 12.125.
Ijird. unchanged; prime steam, 9.irnJ.20.
Dry salt meats, lower; boxed, extra shorts,
$9.75; clear ribs, $9.75; short clears, $9.87H.
Kacon, lower; boxed, extra shorts, $11.00;
clear ribs. $11.4); short clears, $U.12Vi.
I'OULTHT Firm; chickens. 1214c; spring,
14c; turkeys, ltk-; ducks. 10c: geose, 8c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 2(ifj27c.
EU4J8 Weak, at 16c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6,700 5,2nO
Wlieat, bu 19.OI0 33.000
Corn, hu 2G.0II0 49,000
Oats, bu 56.0U0 42,000
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26 BUTTER
Weak; extra western creamery, 28c; extra
nearby prints, 30c.
EIJ438 lc lower; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases, 18c at mark; Penn
sylvania and other nearby current receipts,
free cases, 17c at mark; western firsts, free
cases, 18c at mark ; western current receipts,
free cases, 17c at mark.
CHEESE Steady; New York full creams,
fancy September, 14c; fair to good, 130l34c.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 25. WHEAT 8pot,
dull; No. 2 red western winter, no stock;
futures, easy; March, 6s lt4d; May, 6s
4d.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, eusy,
4s 14d; American mixed, old, quiet, 5a Id;
futures, steady; March, 4s lVd; . May, 4s
44d; July, 4s 4T.d.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE!, Feb. 25.-FIXURr-DuII.
WHEAT No. 1 northern. 97((j9bc; No. 2
northern. 9,V(iVic; My, (0Vi89c.
OATS Standard, 304u31n.
ISA ItLEY Samples, ' 6S(tii)2c.
Peorta Market.
PEORIA, Feb. 25 CORN' Lower; No. S.
43c; No. 2 yellow, 434c; No. 4 yellow, 41Vc;
sample. 3!"(i39Sc.
OATS Steady ; No. 3. 39c.
Ilulata Grain Market.
DULUTH, Feb. 25. W 1 1 EAT No. ' 1
northern. 94c; No. 2 northern, 91Vu'j2c.
OATS 21H,e.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25 COFFEE Futures
opened steady at an advance of "14 points
In response to biKher European cables and
on a continuation of a buying movement
baaed on the decision of the valorisation
committee to sell only (Hio.iino bags of coffee
at the best prices obtainable on April 0
ana to market the other 600,000 baxa on
April 22. but only at a price equivalent to
ctmioocraoie aavance over present conai-
iniuai uKures. nowever, anu tne market int. Um.nr pfd..
later In the day broke quite sharply under Internal mnal eier ...
reallxliiK" or bear pressure, with the close International rump ...
barely steady at a net decline of 6'all points. Ioa Central
Sales, 77.UA) bans. February, March, April, j Kanaaa 4 ur 80
May, June and Julv. lt)54)c: August. 10.'l9c:'h- -. p,l
September. ID 2-; October. 10 l9v ; November.
10 ine nonoay mere were no catties from
Uraili. Havre was 1 francs higher. Ilarn
burg was lSti-'4 pfg. higher. According
to he official statement 4f the valorization
committee. l.'0 bags of the first lot of
6.0.(0) to be sold on April 1 will be offered
n the New York market. The statement of
111a Luiiiiiiitica , iiiameu ine atutiitia aun 1
refnreime to the second lot of ni.oio bags
on the ground that the conurlttee had a:
firm offer for the lot at 75 franc. l sis I
good average Havre types Snot coffee,
tiniet; Rio No. 7. 12-sc: Sk'Ucs No. 4. I'tSjC.
Mild, quiet; Cordova. 13$irVV nominal.
f ottoa Market.
LIVFRl'OOL. Feb 25. -COTT4")N-Sp't.
In fair deninnd; prices 6 points hiliar;
American nudJIing fair, M; good m.d.lilng,
7 txvl. middling. 7 .Md; low nuddllng. 7 k1;
goo1 ordinary, T.Ic.l; ordinary, f ooi. The
aales of tha day were lO.uuu bales, of which
i.iaO ere for speculation and enKrt and
included 9.3ta Ainernan. lu-ceipta, t.jou
ta'ea, all American
t-T. UH'I6, Feb. 25 (inTOS- I'd
chatised; lulddllng. He; no aaU-a; receipts,
Utits, auipiuriila, ao6 tnalca, stock, &l.StJ
bales.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prices Move Upward After the Excite
ment of Friday.
RECOVERY ON LONDON MARKET
Condition of llnslnrss Reported CJooil
nil (irneral Trade Thronithoat
the Country Shane Im
provement. NEW YORK. Feb. 2..-(Ppeclal Tele
grain.) Afstcr half hour of uncertainty
on the stock market today there was quite
a little realizing by traders and the mar
ket took on an appee.rance of renewed
strtngth. with an Incense of activity as
prices show eo a enon.cy to Improve.
Canadian Pvclflc, wh.'ch, of course. Is not
concerned directly, but only through own
ership of a r. -,!roliing Interest In the Soo
and other American roads. In the discus
sion of the Interstate commission which
was the strongest feature, llsni on mod
erate transactions to a new high record.
Steel preferred showed quite a little
strength and Its advance seemed to exert
a sympathetic Influence on the common
slock. The agricultural stocks were the
strongest of all. American Agricultural
Chemical advanced several points and Virginia-Carolina
Chemical made a somewhat
similar gain on rumors of an approaching
settlement of the German potash situation.
American cotton oil sympathized with the
strength In the fertiliser group.
liOndon Prices Advance.
Even before the opening of this morn
ing's market It was evident-that yester
day's excitement had been considerably al
layed. The early prices for American
shares In Indon showed thit the English
market had promptly followed New York's
recovery or yesterday afternoon; In some
cases Ixindon prices were above our own
closings of yesterday.
Sales on the stock exchange today were
291. u. shares. Sales yesterday, ' which were
mostly in railroad stocks, were 1.4H.0 93S
shares, the hiavy transactions being due
to the rate decision of the Interstate Com
merce commission.
The entire tret d of 'business during the
week has been of a constructive nature,
liuslnets Is not nctive; neither is It slack,
t;iking nil industries Into consideration.
T he volume of demimd shows a little In
crease from week to week. Bank clear
ings Indicate this. They more Immediately
reflict corditions than do railroad earn
ings, which are never an Index of week-to-week
trade volumes. Of largest Im
portance is the fact that the crops are all
getting a good start, and If they can get
well through the treacherous month of
March they ought to show another good
aggregate of vulue for 1911.
(nnntrr .l bum Improvement.
The general trade conditions of the
country shows Improvement.. Naturally,
there Is more business at this time of the
year, due In great measure to retail mer
chants taking spring stock and the agri
cultural merchants purchasing the season's
Fupplles.
Wltn the exception of the south and
southwest, where cold weather has pre
vailed, climatic conditions were favorable
to Increased consumption of merchandise
during the week and there has been an
enlarged distribution In various branches,
although cc nervatism has prevailed In re
gard to purchases, merchants pursuing the
policy of frequent buying In moderate
amounts, rather than the old way of stock
ing up for the season at one time.
This keeps supplies In the hanns of dis
tributers within reasonsble limits, and
shows that business Is being conducted
upon a safe basis. The disparity between
the prices or cotton goods and the cost
of the raw material which manufacturers
have on hand would have resulted In more
continuance of curtailment of production
than has been noticed for some time past,
but this has prevented any accumulation
of stocks.
The financial authorities In Chicago esti
mate that the banks of the vast agricul
tural region west of that city have de
creased loans 25 per cent, representing the
liquidation of land mortgages, 'ine p.a.ueis
of the south have thus far received about
$125,000,000 more for the current cotton crop
than for the previous one and they, too,
have been paying off mortgages. Further
Improvement was reported this week In
ollH.condltlonS'throughout the grain and
cotton belts, which .Justifies previous as
sertions that. the. acreage planted this
spring will be a record one.
- Conditions In the West.
The' Industrial conditions show improve
ment. It Is believed that the unfilled ton
nage of the United States Steel corporation
as of December 31. 19)0, marked the cul
mination of the shrinkage, and that" the
bookings will- continue on the increase for
the remainder of the year at least. T-- un
filled tonnage ' on January -31, 1911," was
given, by the steel corporation at 3.110,119,
an Increase of 4'W.OOO tons. This increase,
as Is generally known, was the result of
decreased operations and Increased book
ings. The condition of business In the west Is
reflected In the Improvement In railroad
Burettes in the great agricultural and
mining sections. It was at first felt that
the decision of the Interstate Commerce
commission in the rate advance case would
react in Americans, as the foreigners have
laid a great deal of store In higher rates,
but the successful location In Paris of
5U,000,OiiO Union Pacific 4 per cent bonds
in all the excitement annulled this opinion,
even though It la probable that the nego
tiations had been about completed before
the opinion was rendered.
It is safe to estimate the amount nf
American bonds and notes taken by Europe
since January 1 at $150,0U0,0U0 to- $200,0u0,00,
which supplements the commercial trade
balance in the first seven months of the
financial year of $363,000,000. This excess of
exports from June SO to January 31 has
only twice been surpassed In the last six
teen years, once In 19iH, when It amounted
to HM,)0(), and 1901, when It reached
3, 1 itH , vOU.
Number of sales and leading; quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Salei. H!h- Low. Cl
Allla-Ctalmara pfd
amalRamaled Copper
American Asrlcultural ....
American. Beet Bugar
Amarlcan . Can
American C. A F
Amarlcan Oitton Oil ,
American H AL. pfd....
Am. Ica 8ei-.rutlea
American L.lnwed
AmaricHn l4comotlva
American 8. ft R
Am. 8. ft R. pfd
Am. 8tael Foundries
Am. Sugar Panning
Amarlcan T., ft T
Am. Tobacco pfj ,
American .Woolen .,,
Anaconda Mining Co
Atcblaon ,
AlcHiaon pfd
Atlantlo CYwat Una
Baltimore ft Ohio.-. ..,
Hathlehem Sleel
Brooklyn Rapid -Tr ,
II
1 . srt.
83 S MS
62S V Ml.
1.1410 ' nil
&(I0 46
S 4
0
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s
(A
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54
0
ios
'ris
77',,
'474
lit
144S
ii"
ass
104
64
I4
S4
11
37 S
77
10r
474
11S
144S
96
It
St
104
11
II
1021,
81
77S
21 4 S
s
liiiS
:
us
14
J2S
44 S
14
124
61
US
M
I.OuU
I'lO 11
39 S
. 7714
-47S
11
144
52 S
4
14MS
2.700
itiO
64)0
c''
100 .
(.OUO
ino 120
700 Ps
TiX). 31 S
' 1,000 77S
HIS
102 '
31
77 S
I Canadian Pacific
t'.ntral Laathar
1.700 tir.s Wi,
iw ait". . 314
Oamral Leather pfd ,
. xio is
l0 sv,
4.0U0 S3S
PUS
4)Mral of New Jaraay...,
4'heeapMke ft 4hlo...L
(hicamo ft Alton
41ilcao O. W , new ,
C. o. W. pfd.. ,
Chicago A N. W.
C. M. Bt. P ,
4!., C . C. ft 8t. L,
4'0rdo F. ft I-....
Ilotorado ft Boutbem
Ctouaollriatod Oaa
IVrn Knjducta
Iielaware A Hutlaon
IsuiTer ft Klo Oranda
t A R- O pfd.
Diatlllera' gacurltlea
Erie
Erie lat pfd
rla id pfd
4;.ncral Electric
Great Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore otfa..
lillnola lentral
Inlerhorvugh llet
40 2S
100 44 S "
la
'21"
44S
14
12:14
33S
140
l'J4S
S3
as
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1.1O0
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US
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MS
71S
;4
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117S
MS
31
71
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124
tl
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62S
IMS
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117
1S
loS
4A
174
ms
7
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aS
fS
1V2S
MS
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Int. Met. pfl
llurveatar .
41
700 J4S S4S
1 1,',," I 'i.''.!-
aw 112s
! IMS
111
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ft
1 )
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M., K. A T
M . K. T. PM
Itllaaourl Hai-lfio
Natlolial Hterult ,
Natt'.iMl Lead
J.1S
4.70 U
"ioi si'
N H. H. uf M 21 pfd.
1
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1"4'
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1S
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12S
lis
rf
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North American
N.wt hern Foctlie ....
t.o
us
4.J0 124S lJS
Famine Mall
Pennarlaitla
Peuple'a Oaa
P . ' . C ei St. I.
Plttaburf l'.l
rraed Stael Car
Pultniaa Palace Car
Kallaar Steel Spring
Headins
Kepublie Steel .
HetNlClle S I eel pfl
Rota leland 'o
ktsk lalaiid 4. pfd
St. L. A S. F 14 pfd....
St. UhO S W
St. U S W. ptd
Sloea Sheffield S ea I....
aVuUern Pa. I fie .u
southern halleajr
So. Kallaar ptd
1,101)
1!S
Its!
lS
iu;
13 s u
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l.v.4
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US
41S
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T, St. 1. W.... W ''-' i 1
T. St. I.. W . pM. MS Mv, S!4 i i
Vn..n ! Ifir i."v ?:.' 175 fir.
I nion P. Ifir P'rt 1' M' "4 M
I'nite4 stat Ilea II
I lllle.1 S' tt Ulllih.T 4. MO 4S 4-" '
t lllle.1 Sulm SI eel "
I:. S Stel plA lis -fc llll IKS I
t lah i'"t ir 4 '
Va -I'in.lina I hrmlral .... II '1 M M'i
Wuhal ITS li'i r
Whli ftrtt 5S f1
Wnlfrn Maryland lwl 4) f "l
Inirh.wiae r.tactr'ii- '4
irn I nl.m K VIU 7J
Wh.ellna L. K "4i
Uhlh Vailer I.tm 1.4'tt 174 ' 174
i"
Total aalra for the dar. r5.400 aharra.
Near I'ork .'.IcrneT Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25. MONEY On call
nominal; time loans, dull; 00 days, 2V"3
per cent; and 90 days, 3 per cent; six
months. 34 per cent.
' PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4 to 44
per cent.
ST EH LI NO EXCHANGE Pteady with
actual business In bankers bills at $4.8375'?
4 84 for slxtv day bills and at $I.M55 tor
demand. Commercial bllla. $4 83'i4.K34.
SILVER Bar. 5.1c; Mexican dollars. 45c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir
regular. Closing quotations on vonds were as
follows:
V. . ref. 2a. rf.,
do coupon
l 8. la. reg
do coupon
t. 8. 4. ret
do coupon
Allla-I'hal. lat is.
Am. Ak. n
Am. T. ft T. CT. 41
lit Int. M. M. 4, ... 74
11 Jrn 4a M
do 4'4a US
n K. C. 80. lat 1J'.
1U I.. 8. den. 4a 1H.11 . . . . S
1H U. ft N. unl. 4b .
. 71 M. K. T. lat 4a... "
1"2" do n. 4l.a MH
'..lu; Mo. Pacific 4s MV
Am. Tooac-co 4a MS N. R. K. of M. 4V.1 US
do a lOTS N. Y. 4. s. SS" -..
Armour ft Co. 4'ta... 9:iS do dab. 4a tl'i
Atrhlaon sen.
. t. v v.. v. H. ft H.
do ct. 4s
do ct. fta
A. C. L lat 4a...
Ual. ft Ohio 4a...
.I1S CT.
W N. A W. lat e. 4a
.'.'!' do cv. 4.
. No. Pacific 4a
.1st
. . !4
. . 1"4 S
..100s
.. ?s
.. MS
.. ss
..!41
do tsa
. do fta
do 8. W. IS" "S O. 8. U rM.'4a.
Brook. Tr. ct
. MS Penn. rT. JSa U15
4n. of tla. a..
4n. Leather 6a. .
..1H7S do con. 4a
.. 99S Readlna sn. 4-..
C. of N. J. I. 6s...
Chea. ft Ohio 4Sa...
do ct. 4Sa..
rhlcaso ft A. 3Sa...
O. 11. ft. Q. i. 4a...,
do gen. 4a
r. m. ft 8. p. d. .
C. 11. I. ft P. c 4a.
..-12 1 8t. U ft
F. fg. 4a alS
..1S do gen. Ba
7S
7S
WS
76S
?s
ss
US
107S
77S
PS
lms
.. IMIS 84. U 8. W c. ta
.. 70 do lat gold 4a...
,. MS 8. A. I., ad). 4a...
.. TS So. Fc. col. 4a.
92 S do ct. a
73 S do" 1st ref. 4..r.
do rfs. 4a
Colo. Ind. 5a...
'l olo. Mid. 4a.,
C. A A. r. ft e.
II. ft H. ct. 4a.
D. A R. 41. 4a..
8S Bo. Hallway Sa....
7S do gn. 4
6K t'nlon Pacific 4a...
4Sa- do ct. 4a
S do lat ft ref. 4a
MS
MS V. 8. Buhhar 6a 1M
do ref. 5a
PlTtillerB' 6
Erie p. 1. 4a
do Ken. 4a
do ct. 4a. aer. A
K V. g. Steel Id 6a 1.
7S Va.-tar. Chem. 5a...Hl
S Wabaah lat 5a loss
TSlt do tut A an. 4a 70
77 s Weatam Md. 4a s
71 Woet. Elec. ct. 6a.... M
do aeries B
C)n. Elec. ct. Sa. 14SS Wla. 4ntral 4a 92S
III. Can. 1st ref. 4a.. 7 Mo. Pac. ct. it MS
Int. Met. 4S 7Kl
Did. Ottered. Ask ad.
Clearing; Hanae Hnnk Statement.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25. The statement Of
clearing house banks for the week tflve
days) shows that the banks hold $40,358,001
more than the requirements of the 2i per
cent rPserve rule. This Is an Increase of
$4,614.00 In the proportionate cash reserve
as compared with last week. The state
ment follows:
DAILY AVERAGE.
Increase.
$4.6M,4O0
Loans
Specie
Legal tender
Deposits
Circulation
Reserve
Reserve required
.$1,318,318,100
. . 306. 410.200
74.913. 4
. t359.862.400
4.4?rt.SOO
.. 3f0.323.jOO
. 339.9tw.000
3,557.600'
7W.&00
S6.0J
273.)0
- 4.29?,10
216, SO0
surplus
40,3T,,000
4.51 40 1
Decrease. Cnited States deposits in
cluded, $1.65(5,300; increase, $53,000.
ACTUAL CONDITION
Increase
Loans
Specie
Legal tender ....
Deposits ,
Circulation ,
Reserve
Reserve required
$tS24,698.S00
308,09 500
75,015,01)0
1.3IS9.344.800
4H.798.900
383.614.500
342.336.150
$7,853.6 10
4,540.300
194.100
12.3:iO,7"iO
20,3 M)
4734, '00
3.097.8:5
.surplus
41 27S.450
1 irW.625
United States reposlts included, $l,sa0.4tf.
on Increase of $42,5u0.
Summary of si ate banks and trust com
panies In Greater New York not reporting
to New lork Clearing houso: , . . .
v Increase
Loans tlU-.M3-,000 -fl.MO.OOO
Specie 115.676.100 1,145,400
Legal tender .20.931,00) 42.100
Total deposit 1.202.502,000 - 1,070,600
Decrease.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Feb. 25. American securities
were Inclined to salt during the early trad
Ing here today, but the prospects of a rood
New York statement and reassuring; - Wall
street news Induced covering and the mar
ket recovered and closed steady. ;
Console, money.
do account....
Anial. Copper..,
Anaconda '.
Atcblaon
do pfd
0S LoulBTllle aV ft
tS M., K. A T....
4S N. Y. Central.
74 Norfolk ek W..
107 do pfd
II . Ontario A W..
.144
. 4S
.11ZS
. 1S
. M
. 4iS
. U
, IS
I..-7M4
.. 27 S
Baltimore Ohio..,
II PenneyiTanla '
Canadian Paoirio....217S Hand Mlnaa....
Cheaapeake A O K&S Readlns - ..
Chicago Q. W n Southern Rr...
Chi., Mil. 4fc St. P. .UTS do pfd.
64
Da Baera'.
1S Southern Pacific Hs
Denver Kio O..
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Grand Trunk
.. ips union racuic i,K
.. Ts do pfd
.. 0S V. t. Steel
1. 61 do pfd
.. S Wabaah
.. 20 S 40 pfd
..1S7S Spanish 4s
3S
..ms
.. II
..MS
Illinois Central..
t
SILVER Bar, steady at 34 T-16d per 01
MONEY Z4t" Per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 3-16 per cent; for three
months' bills, 24171 5-16 per cent.
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Burns, Blinker
Sc Co., 419 - New Omaha National Bank
building:
Bid. AakxL
M
Aeerr Co. stock e...
City National Bank stock, Omaha..
11(4
llhS
7
1"
US
loo
lot
Its) .
n
100
100
M
MS
S
n
City Nat. bink mat., lira) ........
Corn Exchange bank Block, Omaha.
Central i'cal az Coae pfd
Fairmont Creamery lat f. 4 per cent
Oreat Western Sugar Co. T p. e. ptd
Iowa Co. warrants, 4 par sent.
Kuneas City Hy. A LI. pfd
Nebraska Co. warrants. ( par sent...
Omaha Country Club aa. UJ1
Omaha Oaa aa, 117 ,
Omaha Water ta. lHs
oinh c. II. St. Kv. aa. Hi
Omaha at C. P. St. Hr. pfd i p. a...
omana ak C. H. St. Hr. cm
Omaha E. L. A P. ta. Isl)
Omaha National Bank atuek..
MS
7a .
MS
loo
MVt
70
4
tsS
... '
... V4
... si
... 11
... M
... 174
... x:i
... 44
... H
... n
Omaha Water Co. 1st ptd
Omaha Water Co. td ptd
Btiertdan t-oal Company
Smlttl-Loekwood Mfg. Co.- Ss
Packers' NSt. Bulk stock, 80. Omaha 1"9
Union Stock Tarda stock, ei-dle H
160
N
sen York Curb Market.
The following quotations are furnished by
Lugan & Bryan, members New York Stock
exchange, 31a South Sixteenth street,
Omaha
Amir Tobacco
Bay State oaa
Boston Cone
Butte tXaililion....
Cactus-
Ctilno ..."
calef Coin
Fraction
Diris-Dslr
optiway
Krr Lake
Ely Cenlral
Kly Cone
Kiy Witch
Franklin
Oiroux
OoMflrld Cons
Goklft.'ld Florence
Uoiatleld Palsy....
. .437 Greene Cananea
.. II Inspiration
,. 4 Ijtrusa
,. IDS Nevada lime
.. us Newnouse ,
.. 21S Nnaaa-utak
,. IS Ohio tiopper ,
.. 14s Rawhide Coalition.,
,. IS Kay Central
.. S Swift Pkg. CO
.. '4 Sears-Roebuck Co..
.. IS Bllrer P(ck ,
.. II Superior A Pitts...
.. 4 TetKnak Mining
. . 14) Trinity Copper
4 1-14lnltr4 Copper
.. 4 Korth Lake
.. I Boaerala
.. 7
4
S
S
1S
1
1 '
IS
s
IS
m
lais
14S
s
4S
us
4
la
Haak ClearlngTa.
Hank clearings for the week ending today
were 11 t.tCti.WH.iS and for the corresponding
week :ast year 316.710,261.81.
. DAILY CLEARINGS.
1910. 1911.
."...t2.697.tt4.g2 I 2. 170.59. 31
, - 1.797.069 53
3 350.907.07
Monday ...
Tuesday ' . . .
Y edresday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday ..
..... 8. 252 858.37 2,941.115
3te-2.4S5.2S 2.676 .211 19
-3.3.4ol.97 2,382,171.41
Totals ...
Holiday.
.$15,710,251.51 $11,967,64)4.45
Tloatoa Stocks aa4 Beads.
BOSTON. Feb. 26 Closing quotations on
stcci--a vere aj
Alaiues
' Auisl. (4per ....
A. I b. si S ...
Ariaf.na Com. ...
Atlantic
B a ' C. A A
Butte 4'otliitoa .
4'il. A Anaooja..,
efel a hecla....
followa:
.. Sj St., hawk
.. 3S r- etada Con
.. 21S Nlplaelnc Wines ....
.. US North Bulls ....I...
.. 4 North Lake
(. its "id iHiuiiniue
. . II laweoia
.. SIS Parrot t S. A C
. .K eJuliK-r
.. II Shannon
. 1S
. s
.
.ua
. 11.
. 6
Centennial
. lis
Itoeper Kanse C. C . e4 Superior
rael Butte C. U 12S SuperVa- A B. If...
rranUin S Superior A P. C...
lllroua Ton 4 T-U Tamarack
lira r, try tW M '-l . S. S. H. A M.
Graetie 41iaanea 4 do ptd
I. la Horate Ouppar... 11 t'tah ioo
Keo Lake S t'taS Chopper Co....,
lke upper as W inona
Ia Salle foppar s Wet reel net
aiiemi iVpper US
Aake4. Bid.
. US
. as
.
. 4t
. US
. a
. IS
.lea-
Wma Market.
8T. IAll'l'S. Feb. 25 WOOL I'nchanited;
territory nd western niadlunis. lc;
line uiediuiua, lo-yisc; fine, li lao.
I OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Fifteen to Quarter
Lower for Week.
HOGS 5 TO 10 LOWER FOR WEEK
Week Close with hers and Lambs
elllnar In About the ame Notches
aa They nid at the Close of
Last Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 23, 1911.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 4 341 4.002 .9
... 6 2''0 11.611 "5
.. 3 695 9.394 4.780
,..4 5s 10.870 10 2:t4
,.. 1,295 13.82.1 2.0- il
........ 10.0UO 4.000
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday..
Official Thursday....
tirrioial Friday
Estimate Saturday
Six days this week ... .19 187 89., 03
Fame days last week. .. .23.176 43.1"2
Same days 2 weeks ago..l8.4ti3 46.735
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 23.174 47.833
Same days 4 weeks sgo..24,4"0 43.648
37.121
31.0. -1
38.618
83.170
34.2'2
26,4jl
Same days last year 23.5S9 46,6o3
ri,. r..iinH 1 .ki mY,n,-m ilia recelnts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha'-for
the vear to date as compared with last
year: 1U1. 1910 Inc I'cc.
Cattle 170.118 15.m 11.987
Hogs 353.194 S'.793 13,;9
Sheep 282.175 232.135 50,040
The following table tbows the average
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Dates. M 1911. 15910. 1119. 11908. 19trt. 11908. 1.
Feb.-
16.. .j T 104' 7SI 111
a I 3-S W! 4 (i
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Ff b.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17... 7 044
IS... I 7 05'
19... I I
20.. .1 7 07-A
UK) 6 07: 4 051 16 91 4.1
t 94 6 01 4 10: 311 V
t 921 5 971 4 151 6 78 6 9S
a I 6 i) 4 i 6 S3i 5 9SI 4 66
g W; 4 071 6 H! 6 921 4 61
l Cl 6 9'. 3 971 "2 1 5 951 4 .4
9 24) S 04 ! 6 82! 6 0l 4 h9
21... I 7 014
22..'. 7 0s
i.4... 1 4144
Z-l. .. tt H9,
a i ill 4 OiM I 6 Ool 4
25...) 97 9 23 24 4 11 6 79;
I 4 79
Sunday.
Receipts and dlsortt;on of lice f.. ck at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for
twer.ty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. Fri
day: R ECE1 FTS-C A HS. -
Hogs. Sheep.H'r's.
C M. & St. P 6' .. ' ..
Wabash 3 .
Missouri Pacific 5
Union Pacific 14'
C. & N.-W., east 6
C. & N.-W., west 53
C, St. P., M. & 0 6
C, B. & 4J., east 5
C, B, ei 4j., west &
C, R. I. A P., east 13
C, It. I. & P.. weBt 2
Illinois Central m 4
C.-Gt. Western 2
23
Total receipts 152
23
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company .
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour & Co..?......
Other buyers
" Totals
1.342
... - 2
3 2.953 9
8.635 ....
17 .-. 1,2.15
20 10,660 1,214
CATTLE There were no fresh receipts
of cattle today and nothing or any conse
quence In the yards upon which to base an
estimate of the market. Still the telling
was about steady. Receipts this week have
been rather moderate, showing a falling
off of around 4,u00 bead as-compared -wltn
last week and also with the corresponding
week of last year.
The week started out with tho market
firm and fairly active on all kinds of kill
ers, both beef steers and butcher stock.
Commencing with Tuesday, however, tne
situation changed most decidedly, the mar
ket becoming extremely slow and dull,
with a downward tendency to values from
that time on until the close of the week.
As already pointed out In these columns
the decreased consuming demand Incident
to the lenten season and unseasonable
winter weather decreased the buying de
mand 'to such an extent that practically
all kinds of killing cattle worked down
ward for the lack of sufficient buying sup-
Sort. This was not only true of the mar
et at this point, but In a general way
would apply to practically all markets of
the, country, eastern aa well as western.
At the close of the week prices here are
around lur2jo lower on the general run of
beef steers, cows and heifers.
The market for half fat or warmed up
feeders has been rather alow and weak
owing to a lack of competition from pack
ers. On the other hand "green" feeders,
that In, cattle that have not been fed for
market, were in good demand all week
and commanded firm prices every day.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice beef
steers, $5,904(6.15; fair to good beef steers,
$0.606.30; common to fair beef steers, $4.75
$f5.60; good to choice cows and hdfers, 84.50
ti5 40; fair to good cows and heifers, $4.ot)rr;
4.50; common to fair cows and heifers, $3.U)
CM.00; good to choice stockers and feeders,
$5. (Oil 6. HA; fair to good stockers and feed
ers, $5.0u5.44; common to fair stockers and
feeders, $1,254)5.00; stock heifers, 13.7ica-4.6o;
veal calves, 84.u04J4i.oo; bulls, stags, etc.,
84.0006.25.
- Representative sales:
CALVES.
wo. At. rr. No
10 Is) M 8.
14 41 ft 26 1.
t 134 7 00 1.
At. Ft.
ISO 7 75
110 7 75
120 7 7i
8 115 7 SO 1
. HOQS--The market for hogs Was sensi
tive and changeable this morning. Shlpiera
selected various loads of bacon weights
early at generally steady prices. First por
tions of droves put up by packers cost
about a nickel lower, but trade has a strong
spot after movement was fairly atarted and
most of the nickel decline was regained.
Later demand became dull.
Inquiry from all quarters was active and
quiet by turns, the big end of a' heavy
Saturday supply moving Into second hands
In very good season. Light grades, averag
ing around 200 pounds, met with usual
preference and sold at usual premiums.
Heavies were slow sellers at low figures.
Poor support from shippers on most days
this week, added to bearish conditions In
the east, were factors that helped packers
to keep the market under control, present
values averaging about Mi 100 lower than
those of a week ago. Some Increase in Re
ceipts Is also credited with bearish In
fluence, but this Increase was checked more
or less by inability of shippers to deliver
their full quota of offerings over roads
that ware almost Impassable early In the
week. I,ocal supply shows a total that is
right around 16,000 head heavier than last
week's total receipts.
Representative sales.
No. At. 8h. Pr. No. At. Ek. Pr.
41 291 100 I 0 t t40 ... 1 00
I.. sat 80 4 to 41 2M ... 7 00
to 2a ... 4 so Is ,.., 7 00
H 8t4 40 4 0 4T K4 ... 100
U il ... 4 IS) 4 H7 40 7 04
M ... SO 46 ZIS 7 00
s& l ... 4 00 M lit ... 7 On
M 4 S S4 14 SO 7 00
II .0 ... 4 H 11 ) ... 7 SO
M MS ... 4M M 'S ... 100
... 4 6 ta 11 80 1 4a)
SI a ... H 70 U SO 7 00
44. M0... 4M 10 4i... 7 00
40 Bl ... 4 to 4 10 ... 7 00
74 t4 ... 4 46 at 211 ... TOO
74 ill ... 4 15 s 2J0 30 7 00
171 ... I 71 fit ... 1 (10
a7 ... 4 95 77 J-1 0 7 00
tf 1 ... Ii I4 ... 7 00
74 . ... IK 11 -IU0 ... Its)
1 J61 ... lb tl 1 ... 1 00
04 M0 ... Ill 41 ri ... TOO
U Ill s 4 ta 71 4 ... T 00
44 I I et) 4 M M 'l ... 1 SO
M r7J ... 4 Ho 77........tii ... TOO
11 Ill ... 4 IS 71 .3)4 ... 7 00
to LI ... at SO Ill M0 T 00
at IM ... 4 IS 17. ...... .no ... TOO
43 J'O ... 4 as 14 in ... TOO
71 141 ... 4 66 X4S ... TOO .
t2. ...... .241 M I sfr tt Km ... TOO
Tl 340 ... I H It t2 ... T 00
M X)7 10 4) 4 117 W T 00
Tl Sf4 ... I tt II Ui ... 7 V
17 ill ... 4 i 11 K ... 7(a)
1 lat ...4 14 ' II 14 ... T la)
M .t ... lit 121 211 ... 106
14 M ... let 77 124 ... T 06
77 S4l 10 4 It 11 34 44 T Ot
It H') m I i II 241 ... T 04
M., MS ... IIS It lis) ... TOt
S M f H 1 17 ... T OS
II ill ... I 15 Tl 221 ... T On
7 ... 1 16 46 f ... 104
Tt. 1M IN IS Tt 2.D SO T 116
17 M ... I It U 'H ... T 06
It S6 40 4 lb 75 2H ... T OS
71 nl M IH 11 in 10 T 05
16 let to I tt so isl ... I (6
is ... Ills " -4 ... T 06
15 S7 ... I tl ' T 06
70 1 w) t I I7S 14 XI O) T 07 S
II M ... II7S 41 221 ... T0)S
II SW ... I S7S ... Ton,
1 M ... I lis T Ill ... 7 10
77 kd ... I ITS
4S
BHEKP A solid tralnload of Colorado
thaep aiid lambs arrived this morning, but
all of the shipments were consigned to
eastern points, stopping at South Omaha
only long enough lor feed ana water. mo
other offerings were available and tha mar
ket showed no actual Changs aa compared
wlih yesterday's trade.
Receipts tor the week, while well up to
the average In quantity and quality, met
with a very fair demand on must days and
generally cleared In good sbapa. 1 id-week
tiade was hlgbeat and was also featured by
competition that was fairly active, hlnce
Wednesday prices have been on the decline,
closing about sleazy wlUt stiotailuus a wank
! ago. The advance, as well as the reaction
later, applies to all classes of stock.
Ewes made up the big end f.f sheep offfr
Ines proper and good Krades sold up as
high as 4 40. At present II would take a
strictly prime article to re.ich $4. 25. Choice
wethers are selling at small mnrglns over
best ewes, while yearlings would have to be
toppy to command 5 (.
The general trend of the lamb market
was lather erratic, Wednesday's ea'es
showing some advnnce v.lth tops at $l 15.
Weakness Thursday gave the trade the
same humpback appearance that featured
sheep, the close finding best kinds of light
lambs around $6 00. All of these prices ap
ply to wooled stock, of course, as the per
centsge of shorn animals has been too
small to afford anything like a test of
values.
(notations on sbeep and lambs: flood to
choice lambs. $5 HMiH 00; fair to good lambs.
$5 2ftfR 86; handy weight yearlings. $l.'u
610; heavy yearlings. I4.54Vu4.90: good to
choice wethers, $4.25fi4.40; fair to good
wethers. $39"'u4.25; good to choice ewes.
$4 mo 4.25; fair to good ewes. $3.75'4 0j;
sheep, culls to feeders. $2 00'ij3.50.
at 4 UK l-T
'
ClIICAt.O 1.1 II "Ttlt'K
Demand for tattle nil Sheep tel
Hogs Strong.
CHICAOO. Feb. 24. CATTLE Receipts
estimated at 2tW head; market, steady;
beeves, $5.1ti!i6.S0; Tcxn.s steers, $4 .25415 M.
western steers. $4.)1i3.70; Blockers and
feeders, $3.5015.80; cows and heifers. $2 iijj
6.70; calves, $7 5tVa9.50.
HCHid Receipts estimated at 16.000 head,
market, strong at yesterday's average;
light, $7,154(7-45; mixed. $6.95'(t 7.35; heavy,
$6 85.'(i7.25; rough, $6 S,Vu7.0r; good to choice
heavy, $7.nr'i7.25; pigs, $7.25H9.65; bulk of
sales, $7,1547 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts estimated
at 1,500 head; market, steady; native,", $S.V
4.75; western, $3.15li4.Wi; yearitngs, $4.7,v
6 76; lambs, native, V.OOati.SO; westerns, $7.2."
fi6.30.
St. Louis Lire Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25. CATTLK-Recelpts
400 head. Including 100 Texans; market
steady; native beef Hteers, $5.04V(i7.0O; cows
and heifers, $4.('h6.bO; ptoekers and feed
ers. $3.75415.65; Texas and Indian steers,
$1.501i H.50; cows and heifers, $3.50ti5.UO;
calves In car load lots. $5.4'is 00.
HCHiS Receipts 4. SOO head; market
steady; pigs and lights. $7.1541 7.44ft. packers.
$i 71'(i7.55; butohers and best heavy, $7.1t'
7.35.
SHEEP AND LAMHSU-Recelpts 100 head;
market steady: native muttons, $3.753jl.i5;
liitnbs, $5.54V0.26.
St. .Insenh Lire Steele Market.
ST. JOSEPH. .Feb. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts 100 head: market steaily; steers.
$5.2."'i6.35; cows and "heifers. $3.I5y5 75;
calves. $4.00'.i8.25.
HCX1S Receipts J.fioft head; market Weak
to 5c lower; top, $7,274; bulk of sales, $7.4)0
4X7.10.
SHEEP AND LAMMS Receipts none:
market unchanged; lambs, $5.54 6.00.
Stork In Slftht.
Receipts of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Horn. Sheep.
South Omaha 10.W! 5.000
St. Josepn 100 3.000
Kansas City 3110
4.000
4.R11O
16,0)0
St. Louis...
Chicago ....
Totals....
410
200
1,500
6.600
.1.000 38,400
OMAHA AVlOI.KAl.l7 PPIlttS.
. JUTTTKTt Creamery fn I. delivered t
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 2Sc; No. I,
In 30-lb. tubs. 2f!e: No. 2 In J-lb. cartons.
1 20c: packing stock, solid pack. 134c; dairy,
j n 6-1 h. tubs, l&4;lbc. Market changes every
i nesna v.
CHRFSE Twins. lfi164u; young Amer
icas. 18Vic: daisies, 174c: triplets. 174: llm
buiger. 15c: No. 1 brick 17c: Imported
Swiss, 32c: domestic Swiss. 22c; block iiwlss.
19c.
roi'LTHY Dressed broilers under lbs .
13 per dos., hens, 144c; cocks, 11c; ducks.
18c: geese, 13rt: turkeys. 25c; pigeons, per
dos.. 31.20; homer squabs, per dom., 14.00;
fancy squabs, per dos., 13.50; No. 1. per
dox., 13.00. Alive, broilers. 16c; smooth legs,
0c: hens, lie: stags and old roosters, Sc
old ducks, full feathered. 12c; ceese, full
feathered. 4c; turkeys, 19o; guinea fowls.
26o each; pigeons, per dos., bOc; homers
per dos.. fXOO- squabs, No. 1 per dos., 11.60;
No. 1. per dos., fcoo; capons, over lbs ,
14c. old turkeys. 17c.
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, To white, ne
pike, vc; trout, lie; large erappies. 123i5c:
Spanish mackerel. 19c; eel, 18c; haadock'
13c: flounders, j2o; green catfish. 20c; roe
shad, tl each; shade roo. per pair, C6c; frog
legs, per dox.. iivc; salaioa, lie; halibut, 10c
herrirrJ. 6c.
BEEF CUTS Klbs: No. 1, 15c; No. 2, liHc
No. 8, 9-SC Loin: No. 1, IU40; No. 2, 13c
No. 8, KrSc Chuck: No. L 74e; No. 2, 74c
No. 8, oSc. Round: No. L ti-Tac; No. 2, 84c
No. 8, 8c Plate: No. L 4c; No. 2. 8c; No
8, 64c
FKUITS-Apples: California Belleflower.
per box, $1.7; Colorado extra fancy Jona
than, per full bu. box, 12.76; II. Twig, per
full bu. box, IJ.iiO; W. W. Pearmaln, per
full bu. box, $'-..'&; Washington extra fancv
Wlnesap, M-112 sizes, per bu., 82.75; 130-17u
sli'S, per box, 32.50; Washington Mo. Pip
pins, 44-tler, per box, $2.26; & tier, per box.
$2.00. Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch.
82.26ti2.60; Jumbo, bunch, 2.75'm3.7o. Cran
berries: Per box, 83.50. Dates: Alienor
brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes, per
box. 32.00; bulk In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., Sc.
Figs: New California, 50 6-ox. pkgs., 82.00;
Turkish, 3-crown, per lb., 16c; B-crown, per
lb., 14c; 4-crown, per lb., 13c. Grape Fruit:
Florida, 40-&4-64-S0 sizes, box. 34.00; 93 size,
box, 83.50. Lemons: Llmonelra brand, ex
tra fancy, 309-SiiO sizes, per box, 8460;
choice, 300-300 sizes, per box, 84 00 ; 240 size.
60o per box less. Oranges: Camella Ked
landa navels, &0-94I sizes, per box, 32.8S;
12 size, per box, 82. Hi; 160 Blze. per box
32.85; 176 and smaller sizes. 83 00; choice
navels, NO-W-lLU sizes. 32.60; 150 and smaller
sizes. 32.tjOti2.7o. Pears: California Winter
Nellls. per box. 32.75.
VK41KTAHLKS Heans: String and wax,
per hamper. $3.6t 4.0o. Beets: 1'er bu.,
16c. Cabbage: Wisconsin, per II)., 14c
Carrots: Per bu., 7.'c. Celery: California
Jumbo, per dox. bunches, hoc. Cucumbers:
Hot house, 14 and 2 dox. In box, per dog.,
32.25. Kgg Plant: Fancy Florida, per dox.,
32.00. tiarlic: Kxtra fancy, white, per lb.,
15c. Lettuce: Kxtra fancy leaf, per dox.,
40c. Onions: Iowa, red and yellow, per
lb., 24c; Indiana, white, per lb., 3c; Span
ish, per crate, 31. 50. Onion Sets: White,
fier bu.. 32 lbs., 31-75;. yellow, per bu.. 32
ha., 31.50; red. per bu., 32 lbs., 31.50. Pars
ley: Fancy southern, per dox. bunches,
MifiHc. Parsnips: Per bu., 75o. Potatoes:
Kariy Ohio seed,' In sacks, per bu., 31.00;
Genuine Had ltlver Karly Ohio seed, per
bu., 3123; Iowa and Wisconsin, white
stock, per bu., Watc; Colorado, per bu.,
90r. Rutabagas: 1'er lb.. 14c. Sweet
Potatoes. KanbBH, per bbl., 83.00. To
matoes: Florida, per 6-hks. crate,
4.4)0. Turnips: Per bu., 7.r.
MIHCKLLANHJl'K Almonds: Califor
nia soft shell, per lb., Ihc: in sack lots,
lo less. Brazil nuts: Per lb., 13c; In pack
lots, lo leas. Cocoanuts: Per sack, 85 50;
per dos.. Mta. Filberts: Per lb., 14c; In
sack lots, lc less. Hlckorynuts: Iarge.
per lb., 6c; small, per lb., 6c. Peanuts:
Hoagted, per lb., 8c; raw. per lb., esc
pecans: Large, per lb., 16c; In-sack lots,
ic less. Walnuts: Black, per lb., 24c;
California, per lb., P)c; In sack lots. Ic
less. Cider: New York Mott's, per 4-bbl.,
8:i.V5; per bbl., 36.75. Honey: New, ;'4
frames, $3.75.
cpsoI- nn
OH YOUR INVESTr.lEnT
Wi offer tbe belt opportuitj for Investment In America. A high, class
proposition, offioeted avna managed by men of national reputation, assuring
70a of fair and bones t treatment, and your snare of tho Urge profits. Your
Investment is backed I f enormous land holdinge.
YOU TAKE NO CHANCES
We control 600,000 aeres of tb richest land La America as rich and pro.
'dnctive as the far-famed valley of the Kile. We secured this land at a Very
low figure la laige tracts, and are sailing 14 la small tracts at advanced
prioea. The value of this land Is Increasing every nay. Enormons proilts
will be coming in soon and th price of our stock will advance rapidly.
We are now offering a limited amount of Treasury Stock at 831.00 par
hare, fully paid and aon-assesiabls. We reserve the privilege to return all
ovar-subscrtpUous. Ever dollar invested will pay 8 or mors per month.,
Vnder our plan tl'.s Company oaa waU alford to do this.
Invest with us now at ground floor prioea, and then yon will receive
not only your share of the dividends, but aUso the profits arising from tbe
lnoreasad value of your stock. Whenever the value of our land Increases eva
$1.00 per acre. It audi a half million dollars to the assets of the Company.
Our plan la absolutely sound and practical, and we Invite the most rigid
Investigation.
We refer you to the Commercial Vatlonal Bank, the American national
Bank and tne Continental Bank at Trust Ctunpajay, ail of anrevepert,
Wire your reservation for as much stock as you may want, and wi will
give yen Urns for full Investigation. Writ for full particulars today.
W. A. JONES, Goc'y
Xeouislaaa Exploitation Association,
B27 Kahn Iildz.
RAILROAD SHORT TIKE BOTES
Hans rormins to Iisue Tlicni Ecin
Watched with Int'rest.
BONDS WOULD hi irlACE LATER Q21'
llradslrreCa Index Number "how" the
Prices of Commodities Hare l'"
ajnn to Hrcnle lllc CSnln In
Stock Values.
hy rnrsTtiN c. apams.
NEW YORK. Feb. in (Special to
Ttr-. The financial world Is watching wiih
a good deal of Interest the pinna of son?
of the big railroad Interests for the Is
ma"co of millions of dollars of short time
notes, wtveh most be replaced later bv
, bond Issues. Announcement lias just pc n
mni'e of such an Issm . nmounilnir to f.'o -
' 00 0. bv th New Yolk Central, and nn
lfid lton.il 3l0.(00 0if by t'ie Baltimore
Oho.
The Issuance rf thes" notes is taken, as a
pniti 4l-nr Indl-Mt'on that the nb.orhlng
poor of the bo"d m.-irk"l Is still limited.
II Is hnnil.' probHil that thtsc romls
wcu'd offer poi's it nn n f r vn or three
ythis If long t'mr b rds could he placed
or anything ' aatlsfnclory term'.
To thes" of us who lave b. en ca'inht bv
lh' lncreea -d cos; of tlu neois i.l'S of llf
1 (ard who of in hnvo nitT) thn announc-
m-n that the pil- s or totninn iiii-B. ns
meastirid by Braiistrerl'n Index numb'.',
nrc receding. Is a milter of conaritu'a
tlon. It Is rartlcn'nr notewnrthv lb:it thi.s
dcrease amounting to nearlv 54 per cent
during the year, has been caused bv tlu
reduction In the prices of f mds lifts b iUf;
cheese eccs and flour showing relnttvel
tpn f.CMteH di-ons. AVhlie prices of food
rn'ninls al-o sltimprd dnrlnT the period.
,'nnun v 1 to Fcbru.irv 1, r rontrnry mov
ment or nn mi'.vard trdency. urns dls
plivett in c. miction with beef. im and
mu'ior" enrcasses. Perh.xos Co packets
cou'd t 11 whv If they won'd ,
s:"- rallroini and 'ndtislrlnl stick 1 on tbe
New York S ock exchange have appr rlft d
In to'rl miifk f va'ue rl ice I") cn-'i r 6 :ic
Ccrding to si; 1 s'ics compiled bv Th- .loo -pnl
if Coinmerpo end Cninm-'icl i,' IVi'lrt'n,
no tbnn S57S 7.1 TK3. or nn nve: Age of
! SI 644 6X) f. r a'-' o itnpnny. 1 li ndvane
av rnged S.'O p- Inls.
' Tiie rnllr ads )me 'mptot e.i more than
! the Inrustr'uls Thlrtv r-l!riiv' -s i-sh.iva
Incrtased le nuotetl vsl'.ie $ "iS. 11:1,(0. an
I nv-nirp of 37 01S r.t.
I . The nuotation for tho ialro.nl slocks li
ti e I Ichest t' n' It has b."-n ot tiny M111
lice the lnttrr pnrt of M;iv ln-l. wh 1 1
the Indiirti litis nre up to th'dr hl"h lev"l
cf October nrd only sll thtly below th.
mnxlmum ntlnired 'ast .'rne. ,
Opllmlsm is the cor-ct nt'lfuio fir Ihe
rallread men. accordln? 10 Pr.sldent
Lc-vett of th" Ilirrimin lines.
President l.ovelt ai: "The Hirrlmnn
lines are going to conipluto the $75 000 "11
worth of Inmi ovenien"! from Hiiinhe. t" Hie
Pnci'lc coist r""l-Jl ss o? :t"v drcl--om
of the Intel stct ' C-.,m,"ir,'e comMilsplon n
t"-e rnt qops'lon. Tiese, 'nin-nv. mn(a.
th d Hide t ac'f n f cf 11 riu-, b r of lines
fri m Omaha west, were decided upon soms
tlrro ago.
"So far as we ar- corcrncd. any dc's' n
of th Intersta'e Commerce coininisslon In
the matter won't affect our m ir. vt m Tts "
Kx-Judga ('buries F. K'slibftck of Chi
cago, who Is a partner in one i f the biggest
bnrd houses In tb w-s?. was In the cltv
r cenl-. .lud"e Klslibpck Is eivl-e-e.i f
a commit 'e of '0) of Ch c-in prominen"
.cltl'e-s wh'ch Is bo mini; the Nit.loMal
niiRftion ccntties1. tin" w II r.old lid nl "
tetnth scss'on on the shore of Lake Mlt fSa
gan next December.
"F'lnanclnl conditions in the "-est are
Inlgctlon ccngres1. tin' w II Isold 1:4 nl
01 the mend." said .ludtrc Flshback.
"Everybody recosrn'sscs that since .Tnun-y
1 ther has hcen an uinvHid trend. Mv
firm 'a lntf-reted In bcnd on the natural
.resources of the country, and I mav ssv
thpt the market ras. Inmroved and It .lfll
Iniprovlnc. to the Brat'flciitlon of all cur
pi-op'e I have nvir known a bett-r out
look than there Is todiy.
'"Sonie of the railroads have had an Idea
tbat fre'ght rates- ouKlit to be raised, but
the annual reorts uf the H'll svsum. Hie
Harrlman sroup. and tho ("anta Fe. show
their earnlner power Is Increasing, and that
Rfneral conditions, aa between the ra'lronda
and the people, are very much bettor In
every way.
"I understand that J. P. Morgan has In
view some blar plans for the railroads of
tho south, especially the Southern railroad."
writes one well-informed commentator.
"The southern states are In a new era.
For years cheap cotton kept them poor.
New economic conditions have made plant
ers rich. The value of, cotton , exports In
1310, as recently told by this government,
reached the unprecedented total of t'.M.
000,000. One of the ablest experts In the
country tells me that all Indications point
to an Increase In these figures in the cur
rent calendar year to over aVStO.fMMl.0Ci0. The
cotton crop of mm. with by-products, was
worth 31.W0.000 OiiO."
Kanaaa City Live Stock, market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Feb. 25 -CATTLK-Recelpts,
9)0 head. Including 100 southerns;
market, steady: native steers, 85.44iryti.i:0; 1"
southern steers. 35.0Ori).').9O; southern cows',
and heifers, 83.2i"i..2o;; nntlve cows a ' i
heifers, 3.47(NU4S.OO; stockers and feeders, frkt
46.SO: bulls. 84.00.'u 5.25; calves, 34.75jS.2.,;
western steers, 85.0OiliG.00; western cows,
3.l.50tii5.25.
H04J.S Receipts. 4 CuK) head; market,
steady; bulk of sales, 37. Haiti. 2; heavy. 37 1)
(1(7.20; packers and' butchers, S7 10j(7.";
ilRhts. 87.20ii7.SO.
SHE HI AND LAMHS Receipts none;
market, strong; muttons, 84 Oni4.7.'i; lambs.
85 25M10; fed wethers and yearlings, 34.20JI
8.00; fed western ewes. 84.00'ij 4.30.
Rank of fiermany statement.
RF.liLIN, Feb. 25. The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of (lermany i-hows
the following changes: Cash in hand In
creased 4X, 455,000 marks, loans decreased
17.714.000 marks, discounts decreased 4.7H4.000
marks, treasury bills decreased 32,701,nO
marks, notes In circulation decreased 4X
77n.(mO marks, deposits Increased 4N,271.l0
marks, gold In hand increased 30,832.001)
marks.
New York Mlnlnk fttocka.
NKW YORK. Feb. 25. Closing quotations
on mining slocks were as follows:
Alice l ai.mie 4'hlaf
... 3
..150
..IV)
..110
. .I'M)
.. 21
Ci.m. Tunnel etot-k.: 2?
. llnl.10
ado hfinda II
Con. (SI. A Va lift
Horn gllrer 15
airon Sllrer 140
eiMdellle Can II
Olferal.
Ontario
Ophlr
asiandard
"Teliow Jacket
SuHTfir Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.SUOAR-Ra w,
firm; muscovado' St) test. 8.25c; centrifiiKal,
M test, 3.73c; molasses sugar, S!t test, 2 Vmvh
refined, firm; crushed, 6.40c; gratiulated,
1.70c; powdered, 4.IS0C.
Tnrpratlas and Itoalna.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Keb. 25. TURPEN
TINE Firm, r7o.
ROSIN Firm; type F. 7 .20; O, 37 2S.
Osuaha liar Market. -- .
OMAHA. Feb. 26,-HAT-No. 1, 310 00; No.
2, 8.0ii; packing, K00; alfalfa, 3I2.0U. btraw;
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