HIE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
19V.
r2S,
REAL ESTATK
rtttM U4MH LAND FOR A.E
! IT) ITU lm TITinnnflTi UITIirrT 'o. Eelimater! rmill! for tomorrow:
unAin awu rnuiiuurj mftr.ri.Eii i'it. n, in ; i
Ayoaalaa;.
ArT.EH Irrigated land, all In alfalfa,
t miles from Wheatialtd, Wye. H. tirusa,
wi s. sa.
MljMwIlaaeeMLe.
Farmer and land borers
H over the country are
leading Bee want ads every
.a. and snapptnc up every
bargain ottered.
Ratea lVa cents per word
If run only one tirje. lc per
ward If run two or more
times consecutively.
Write aud mail -our ad
today to Real, Estate depart
ment of The Omaha Bee. Re
sults are sure.
REDUCE YOUR COST Ok" UVtNO.
Hut a southeaetern farm now. Present
IHice are wonderfully low. $10 AX ACRE
i;p. You can grow anything deetred. liw
ilen truck sella at handeome profile. Poul
try pays from tj.a to It.OO per hen yearly,
itany orch.irde now paying Hut to KMi
r.u acre. Alfalfa, corn, cotton, peenuta,
pecan nuts, and numeroua other products
nil net land owners Kill PROFITS.
General Feeling- Aicsng Trader, is
. Hurt Price Ootid Beact
oraioss oh coes are divided
Reactlea from Late Hick relate te
See Entirely te F refit Takes
by lesaga. Was Hut Bern
Ike Best Balls.
Pleasant Mifflmrr and mild winters make
life enjoyable. Ask for land prices andltaiiitig by longs, who tare been the best
OMAHA. Feb. 1.
In a general way traders who have been
the leading buyers of wheat feel that
values have advanced far enough for the
present and prices should react some
Should Argentina beirin to ship heertly
the effect would be bearish on the Euro
pean markets.
At the same time tones nave liquidated
qoite thoroughly and brats may easily
aiarsell on this decline.
Opinions on com are more divided than
for some time past. It must be remem
bered that the reaction from the late
high points was due entirely to araftt
KKEH SI'BtiCRlPTION to the "Southern
Held." Write at once to Chas. S. Cnase.
esters Agent, I loom 173 Chemical B'.ug,
M. Louis, Ma
RKAL KSTAT1--.VASTKD
I.VHAN or Stanley county. 8. U.. land. It
ou want to bell, send nunibei-s and lowest
j'l-ice. W. I. Frost, Sioux CUv, la.
RKAL ESTATE LOANS
O.VAHA Troperty and Nebraska lands.
O'KEEFE RKAL ESTATE CO.
K:c New Omaha Nafl Bank Building.
WANTEDCIty loans and warrants.
VY. Farnam Smith ft Co.. UM Farnam .-it
MONEY to loan en businees or reel
eieiieo properties, XIX") to fcOO.Ous. W. tt
j'HOMAS, Kg First Nat l Bank Bldg.
WANTElf City loans. Peters Trust Co.
. tlu lo Jlu.o.e made promptly. F. D.
W ead, Wead BIJg.. ll-Ui and Karasm.
iARvix Bitu&oiyr,n,.
tl.tOlnW TO IjOAN.
( My clients have confidence In the sta
. t.ilily and future growth of Omaha. I
am. therefore. In a position to loan on
i e.ld. nee and business properties In sums
of H.vOe up to any amount desired, where
sufficient security Is offered, end will
agree to aouept from 10 to 13 per cent
f loans on any interest date. Loans
i:osed promntly. Your business solicited.
W. II. THOMAS.
First National Bank Bldg
MONEY lo loan on farms
iM-openy. J. II. iHimont Jfc
l-'amam St., Omaha.
and ritv
Bon, 1ft
FUR HALE OR EXCHANGE)
' 1 handle trades every when-. It you want
i-esuits write or call Dean. 117 Bee. D IJBa,
tl.OUO STOCK groceries and queeoswera,
new and fresh, still In the wholesale stock,
wilt exchange fur heavy draft team, har
ness and wagon, balanoe cash. Just the
t ha nee to start in cuslnees for yourself.
Addrew Y l. car Bee.
W ANTED To trade good piano for
horse or cow or both. Address B-104,
,-sr Bee.
bulls. The underlying situation is still
bullish and buying develops on all de
clines.
Wheat ruled wealt and slower today on
continued profit taking sales. Cash
wheat was l'.c lower.
Com was also wesk and lower, selling
by tongs who had profits and heavy re
ceipts, giving sellers more confidence.
Cash torn was 'pC to lc loeer.
Primary wheat receipts were bu.
and shipments were 27541U0 on., sgaum
receipt, iaet eear of WC.IH be. and ship
menu or sl um bu.
Primary rern receipts were 1.4S3.00I bu.
and shipments were KSfile) bu.. against
receipts last year of fc'l.MO bu. and ship
menu of 79.090 bu.
Olearancee were 340.000 bu. of corn. :.iW)
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal tu
Kl.ftiO bu. T
T-ivernool closed unchanged to 'id lowor
on wheat and :,s1Hd higher en corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat-No. 5 hard: 11 cars, tl.el. No. S
I'ard: 1 ear. l.Mi. No. ! durum: ! car.
Mv. Corp No. t white: I cwrs, '!". 1
car. etc. Ko. 4 white: 1 car. tic: S cars.
tc: - cars. dr. Xo. I color : 1 car, 34c..
.o. x yellow: I cars. v;. cars. izho.
p. t vellow: l car. esc
I cars, tic: a ears, dMec. No. I mixed: :
Iran, ti'ir. No. 4 mixed: 1 car. Be: 1 rr.
.'c: 2 cars, ic: 1 ears, auc; i car, Sue.
No grade: 4 care. iHc: 1 cars. 5r; I oar.
:c. car. alHc- Oate-No. white: 7
cars, :V'. Ho. 4 white: I car. iCjC, care,
5Dc.
Oasaka Csh Prleeeu
WHEAT No. 2 hard. l.uml 03:
No. i hard, !.0WH tCSt: No. 4 hard. KVtc
tfJIWi.
)RK-Ne. J white, afcOtUee: V
white, CtlCt: No, color, fic: rJo. i
yellow, U'.tpUV : No 4 yellow, m-.
No. .1. K63Wc; No. 4. svJKLc; no grade.
SlHS9,c.
OATS Ke. I while. CMkSilr: standard.
COfiSWie: No. 1 white, 60(tV': No. 4
white. ie&V:; No. 3 yellow, eOQvOV:;
No 4 yellow. 4KiWof.
BARLKY-No. 4 malting. 1.1: No.
1 feed, lustttr; heavy feed, Utotta.
RViw-Nu. t WtMc; Ne. 3. MlW)c.
Carle t Heeetpla.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
cars; nogs, M.n bead.
t'hicago ("ash Pnces Whfat: No. i
red. t4c(ttl.rtV: No. 1 tJ, $9Uc:
No. S bam. i ttt,qi.K: No. 3 hard. sMtuss
H.eiu: No. 1 northern. H.lj.it: No. 1
northern. l661.i:; No. S northern. $t.
I.: No. t spring. V4rfl7: No. I
spring. STcoJl.C;. No. 4 t.pring.
veiret chaff, swrnsi os: durmn. v-vt 06
Com: No. i. li4c: No. i white, tk
1r: No. 3 yellow. w?4ie; No. 4. 3
4c: No- 4 white. Kic: w0. 4 yellow.
6.- Sprawl Oats: No, 5. 51r5Jr: No. 1
white. '4Joc: No. . Me; No. . erhtte.
Hli63c: No. 1 white. WSej.vmc; rtendard.
saowPtc
BI'TTKR Easy: ereamerirs. tje4c;
dalrtee. IhXM,:
KOiis Fasy; " receipts. 1.1TS cases; at
mark, rases includes. ordinary
firsts. vii: firsts. liei.V.
CHKKSF.-Sleady; daisies. i:fJlTV-:
twins, lHfilitc; young Americas, ITV,
ITUjc; long horns. i;WTTV.
roTATOKN steaoj ; receipts. ;e cars;
II 0)Oi.
1H"TXTRT-Easv. texkef,
chickens, UOISr; springs, lie.
VFAL-Steady, THc.
istjc;
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET,
1.1 m.. t. TV. .f a,e,vl
4ici vusu(i Birub tm sa ut A.wv
aad Eeary Trading-.
FDIAL PRICES SHOW GAINS
ceeaeM &2.We. ttovernment securities tin- 1
chsnged.
The proportion of the bsnk's reser-e to I
liability this week U 4.t pt-r cent: Ut
seek K wee tLa per cent.
Iwereaae 1st Saeewlatlvr rtlvlty;
Dsrlsg Laet Twe Uetsa Still With,
sit Geaerally Aeerptra
t Explawatletsi.
( IKill'X improved Iowa farm. X acres
10 trade for good, clear stock of mdae. Ad
(trees ick Box 508, Crete, Nab.
(il'KLETTKll duplicating work Is ua
Ti:ed. A trisl will convince you. Both
Phones. Western Implicating Ca. 4t Bee.
WASTKO TO P.VX
M-hana goods. Kleser. Ida) Center. U. etjat
"WANT TO eUY-8tc of merehamaae
In country for cash. Beg Bi. Omaha.
CASH for ons. to or three Dundee
lots; put price snd legal doacription In
llrst letter. J IWT, Bte
4 OR J-B"K)J4 house for about 4 DM;
prefer location between Blnney, Hnk
ney. Mherman and Jtth 8ts.; small pay
ment down, balance lis per month. C
Bee."
WANTED To buy. about Feb. t, team
nf young mares; also- 3 r I young roi
Prefer cows tu calve this spring. B list.
Bee.
WAXTEU TO KKST
WANTED Furnikbed aistrtment er flat
l.v couple without children. Reforencea
exchanged, K UM Omaha Beet
WASTKIsaiTUATIOAB
""vvTliTB lady"dVsTres steady places of
f?ey work; neat, censclentlous; does not
l .sappiMntengagementa Phone H . l.
"VVANTEDPusltlon as Housekeeper by
respectable middle-aged :a ly. Prefer
l ome with children. Also exjwrlenoed ae
nurse. Address Mrs. Marts I'urner, cea
eral delivery. Council Bluffa. la.
"tVABHlNO and Ironing done. T.. H.MA
SITUATION wanted as manager of
Ltnrral store, counter town; experienced.
0 til. Bee.
BOOKKEEPING and
evenings and Saturdays;
Address L "43, Bee.
clets :al work
use typewriter.
THKEK young ladles, piano player and
singer, want positions In pfc:ture show;
experienced. Douglas ana. K 776. Bee.
POSITION wanted by competent lady
stenographer; relet sncs as te ability.
Harney 444.
WANTED A position as watchman or
secret servicing; good references, a KM.
!le.
-W HITB woman wants day work, 3U 8.
rtth st. a-jw.
, , 1 - -. ' 1 . JuIh. iimImi in n t t.i
whrra there is a chance for advancement
Kiuall wages to start. Can operate type.
rtiyr, Webster J074,
"AN experienced cashier desires pest
non. Douglas Mil
WANTED By student Crelghton col
lege, opportunity in earn board or board
and room. Address C U. Bee, or pboae
Douglas 7741
EXPERIENCED stenographer wishes a
position with a firm; good speller aad Is
ait en the L'ndsrwood typwrlter- AO-
i.veor. H 11X7. care Bee. -
YOUNG man wants position as bar
tender; experienced. 8 41a, Bee.
YOL'NU lady wants position as effloa
g-.rl: can run typewriter; best of refer
ences; will start with small wages. 'Pboae
Web-ter M&f.
Ilrst-class, practical nurse H !, A -art
EXPErU EN("Er woman wishes day
work. Webster st6.
IKoNINt;. sweepin. dusting by the
horn-. Ind. K i;ifc Houlh Omahs.
EXPERIENCED
.JA. Day work.
utuntirtas. Wsbster
AHEM and rubbish taken from the
letnent and hall, hauled; 1-easonabie,
llamey 4X4.
VOINO lady wants
vaitresa. Ind. A-1764.
porrtlon as
WANTBD By young man. office work
cr lioukkeeptng; can give aatisfacUoo.
N 1. Bee.
t'ttl'NO lady desires position as cbll-it-n
s jierse; three years' experience.
Ilaiiiey 'phone ho.
WA.HI.Sti ur cHaning for Friday.
Web. 4ttf,
""LADY wants waslilng to take home,
Uouglas 474.
YOL'NO lady desires position as rbll
d'en's nurse; three years' experience.
Harney phone He.
WANTED Situation hy Korean young
ntan: a private family cook. Address O
Bee.
VOt.'Nti lady wishes position In office
Tchere ther is rhsnce for advancement.
Win start 'or small wages. Best of ref
. rr-Hr. f'nn operate typewriter. ie,one
W obeter &t.
tll'Si; lady wants stenographic po
s rion; can operate any machine. Web.
VANTKl Position by competent young
lauy as companion for middle -aged ntdy;
god reference. Address U ltl. Bee.
""POSITION bv an exp-rienced midd'.e
pged lady, practical nursing or house
keening: reference. Address F Wl. Bee.
WANTED Kvening clerical work by
-01. tt? man of experience. l.'niversity
greduate: referenc-f. C Wll. Bee.
POSITION ss housekeeper In a respect
nMe fajnliy; 7 yeata okt; good cook. Ad-ln-sj
lira. Martin, (42 & Mth, Lincoln.
Neb.
The key u success In boslneas Is Uie
Judideu and persistent use of newspaper-
gdrcrUstng.
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Chit-ago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Dulutb
CHICAGO GBA1N AND PROVISIONS
Featwrea ef the Weeding aad Cleeimg
Prsees mm Beerd ae Trade.
CHICAUO. Feb. l.-Prices or all cereals
hardened today aa a result of proposed
stricter rules against Interstate shipments
ot grain not up to stsndard requirements
for food. iWfieat closed firm, 'ec off to
t4V- higher. Announcement that
drastic prosecution threatened to over
take shippers who handled grain which
from chemical treatment or from other
damage would be dangerous to health
aid not come until the day's trade was
marly at an end.
Previously the wheat market had been
heavy, owing to orostects that generous
receipts northwest might be expected tor
eomk tlttse. -The arrivals at Minneapolis
todsy. it was noticed, amounted to Wi
carloads, as against ISO cars the corre
sponding day a year ago. Mild weather
lessened flour business. Prediction of
smaller world shipments tended lo steady
prices. May ranged feim ll.otM; l.VJ',
and closed at ILuZStfl-ft:-, J" c uauei
last night. -
Corn finished strong after a display of
considerable nervousness, Msy fluctu
ated between 'V-''"Vc. closing 'itt'ic
net higher at tH'ttj&He.
In consequence mi u,e Washington an
nouncement, which specifically barred
"sulphured" rhipmsnts as unfit for con
sumption, trade in low-grade oats was
halted completely. Upper and lower
limits touched for Msv were fcStc anu
elSl7ic. with last sslse c up at MHc
jiuge receipts or nogs cameo oown
provielora In censeiiuence prices showed
a aesrly uniform ssg of twttc net at
the clear.
Leading options closed aa follows:
NKYT YORK GEKKRAl. MARKET
Qaetatleeis et'the Day ea Varleas
Cesasaaelltlee. '
NEW" YORK. Feb. L-FLOUR-Steady;
spring patents. i.4d6.t: winter straights.
14. 30(14 45: winter patents. KioH4.8a: spring
clears. H 54.41; Kansss straights. $4. 7th
4 Sj. Rys flour, firm; fair to good, ts-ft
l ; choice so fiorv. It unfit JS. Buckwheat
flour, firm: Ue:t per 1 pounds.
CORNXEAl Steady; fine white and
vellow. tl Ibl.e9, coarse. UeMjlje: kiln
dried. r .
RYE Finn: No. tKct.it Buffalo.
WHEAT-Spot market barely steady;
No. red, 11. tic, elevator, export basis,
and H ot f. o. b. afloat; No. I north.rn
Duluth. II. f. o. b. afloat. Futures
market was steady at the opening on
cables, but eased off under profit-taklna.
Induced ly larger receipts and la symps
thv with the outside markets, closing
WtrNc net loser. May ciosed at !!:
J A. I1.S.
CORN-Spot market firm; export. Tltic,
f. o. b. afloat. Futures market nominal.
OATS Firm: prime, 1-3j; No. J, ll.KHf
1.3k: No. ?. 1 1. 15fl 20.
HA V Firm; l-tuue. !.S; No. 1, .;
No. ll.Mil.Sl.
HIDKe-Meady; Central Amerlra, ST;
Bogoiu. Siji.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts.
1 car. HHc: 18lK'-; seconds. Jrtfanc; thirds, Iltjrc; re-
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady: mess. 117.00
$17M; famllv. 1V.'. short clear.
Ili.OIHKI. Reef, flnn: mess. UtOoWil!
family. I14.stsyis.00; beef hams. Kn.Gr2.30
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies. 10 to 14
pounds, s'itjwy; pickled hams. llsyllHc
Ird, rasy: middle weat prime. I? VAt
14; refined, steady; continent. $.;
outh Amerlra. ls.30; compound. '7tc
TALLOW-Qulef. prime city hhde, ec:
special, eSc; country, na4c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery specials,
36c; extras, 4c; tints, xjVj(Jc: process
specials, Mc; extras. 2IOHc; firsts. 179
ac.
CHEESE Firm: aklms. THSHVic.
EXX38 Firm: fresh gathered, extras,
xsvtj4uc: extra flrrts. ; rtrsts.
fane: refrigerator, firsts. 31c; western
gatbered. whites, t42c
rOULTRY-Altve. uulef. Isrge lota on
tracks under shippers' limits: western
chickens. UJi'.'Sc; fe-is. lltriSc: turkeye.
liaise. Dressed, steady: western chick
ens. 12'iBl'. fowls, l-'SiflWc; turkeys,
mcic.
497
Articlel Open. I High. Ixiw. Close.l Yes'y.
T
Wheatl I I I
May.!l H2i I 0?S! 1 "S' 0!H t M'-H
Jtlly. 86s?P Wjl
.Hepi.i W4'ej'4.
Corn I 1
Jan-.'
May. 1 tntjV
July.:7ty!t!
elepl. W0'.
Oats I I
May.) Kffi4:
July. 1 47tl
sept. 41 !4U-U,
fork
..
14 31,1
14 te
May
July
Lard
Jan..
May
July I 1H)
Kept.
Ribs I
May n,7Sl
July. ( 71-74,
as
IJ', M
I I
1 1
74 WatrHI
7Sl S.t.
'..KM: si,
I I i
K4sl9m IM,
47t; 7- 47H!
en. 6iW's
4
4?i
4t,
7S
I
I
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47,
It Mjl II Is
II tltti II 36
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Iti
SSSel
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ITit IT
If 4
1170
I Hi
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1
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let tot,u
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Wept.! Ss I I I
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Firm; winter pit en is, 14.009
4.C; winter straights, C.Suti70: spring
patents. m.&MM: spring straights. K40
474 HO; spring patents, pi 164J4.I, bakers,
Heuffliej. best.
RYB-NO. J. SWKC.
BARLKY Feed or mixing. c611.0:
fair to choice malting. 11 1S4S1.S2.
MEBDR-llmoui. i::.0Kiis.(n: cover.
tlCwKrCS.
PKOVIMiONiS-Mess pork. old. Ills',;
new. 157' Ierd (In tierces), 10.10.
Sholl ribs (loose). H 45.
Total clearances of wheal and flour
were equal to 1SL0W bu. Primary re
ceipts were KS.(M) bu., compared with
aev.uN bn. the corresponding day a year
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship your stock lo South Omaha. Have
mileage and ahrinkage. Your eeneign
meata recelea prompt and careful attea
tlon. Live Steek t ess miss ien Merrhaata.
Ryers Bros. It Co. gtrong and responsible
WOOD BRQg.. at-H Exchange Bldg7
great West. Com Co, Omaha Denver.
W. R. SMITH at HON lust handle sheep.
TACO BROS. haidle cattle, begs, sheep
gt. Leals Geaeral Market.
ST. 1JUW. Mo.. Feb. I.-WHEAT-Caab,
weak: track No. : red, Il.04irl.e1;
No. t bard. ll.OUfl.11.
CORN Ixiwsr; track No. I. tec; No. 3
white. S,rt7'c.
OATS Stesdy; track No. i. 5r5JV,c; No.
I white. MHc
Closing crlces at HI. Louis:
WHEAT Firm; May, ll.oo,; July, S4tc.
CORN'-Hlgher; May, iwsc; July, nujc.
OATHHlgher: May, M4se; July, 4V
ItYB-l'nrhanged. Kc. (
FIX)I'R-Steaiiy: red winter patents.
li.IApM.90; extra fancy and straight, 13.90
4.40; hard winter clears. x3.40tj4.HK
8KED Timothy. llt.tWfrli.W.
I'OK.NMKAIB.VO.
BRAN-ileady; sacked east track, II.S
Vial.
HAY Firm: timothy, e210.i prai
rie. flttOfilTS.
PKOVISIONH-Pork. unchanged: prim
steam. xssnvuS'WW. Dry sail meets, tin.
changed: boxed extra shorts, $VS4; clear
libs, ss.50; short-dears, Is. to. Bacon, un
changed: boxed extra shorts, !.;; clear
ribs, t! : short clears. 17.71.
r-Ol'LTRY Urm; chlckens,-llc; springs,
11c; springs, lie; turkeys, lie; ducks,
23Vc; geese, lc.
BUTTER Weak: creamer, rijttol
KiiOS-lxiwer, S4c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. - Il, 7.
Wheat, bu 44 o r.l
Corn, bu I7X0O) 200 WW
Oats, bu .',0W U.OOO
Kaaiaas City Grala aasi Prwelsleae,
KANRAn CITY. Feb. 1. WHEAT
Unchanged to Uc lower; No. I hard,
il.04SYl.ll; No. 1 ll.O7ttl.0S; No. I red,
ll.Htl.(XW; No. I, HrV.
tXiHN-Unrhanged to tec lower: No. t
mixed, HV; No. I, MtPfic; No. I whits,
Hc: No. S. v.
Kansas Citv closing prices:
WHEAT-Msy. II '4; Julv, IMtsreji,,,.
CORN-Msy sHslec: July. 7iei7Sr.
OA1-l'nchsned: No 3 white, DM
13 itc: No t mixed, tomjUrir.
RYB-4sSKe.
HAY-HteaUy: choice timothy, 121009
zw. cuoics prajrie, sii.vuviii.au.
NEW YORK. reb. 1. Although stocks
moved actively today and trading was
heavy, net changee In most cases were
net large. The ecerntrlcHtes of (he mar
ket of late .were emphasised todsy by Its
entire lackwif stability and its rapid snd
perplexing chsnges In sppaarance. The
market was en an upward swing when
the session came to an end and final t
prices abowed a majority of gains.
The Increase In speculativw activity dur
ing the last twe days, on which (reding
wns try fsr the heaviest or tne year, is
still without an explanation which finds
general acceptance, it also wsa said.
without annarent authority, that lsra-e
tnterceta- bad been quietly liqul st n (btir
noiaings of standard slocks in tne belief
that buetnees condltlona would become
lees favorable before tnere was a definite
turn for the better. Prices were forced
below the low points of yesterday. United
siaiee fteei toucned ov tne lowest price
since last November. Reading develop
exceptlonst strength In the Isle trading
and rose 144 points on the dev. St. Paul,
Res rork t enirai. inim vaiiev. Atcni-
aon. Ametioan Smelting. United States
steel and a number of others trained a
point Or more en the day's movement!
ins death of Edwin itawier did net
disturb ths market seriously.
I'nesareekr Ohio, the mot prominent
in the Hawlev group, sold off - points
and some of the others a point or sk
onie or the largest eastern ratiroaas
niade their December reports today and
the showing as a whols was decidedly
favorable. The New York Central system
wss able to report a gain in net earnings
of ll.9S3.Owt. due In part to reduction In
operating expenses. Pennsylvania's glo
in net operating revenue a- t,;7it,iltio and
ew tMven s l-.l4t. r:ne s grttss re
ceipts were virtually unchsngrd, but an
inctesae in expe: re ot siz7,uim wss re
sponsible for a shhnkax In the net.
The bond market was again Irregular,
nltti a yielding tendency for a time.
Total sales, par value, t3.otJ.4Mft. Unite!
States bonds wsre unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on etocka were as follows:
isles. Hlgk. I time.
. lt,
l.iss w
I.4S4 n.
tSM 114.
lis Yerfc Money Market.
XKW TORK. Feb. 1. -MONEY -On call,
-aeauy; rl4 per cent; ruling rate. 3'
Iter cent: closing bid, i l-er cent; offered
At 91. iwr etit Tin, ttuttis. ftim- NiTtv
daK TV4i2t( per cent; ninety das. 2tili
per cent, six months. Biim per cent. i
PKIMK MEKCANTILK PAPER-Iat
pec cent.
STT.RI.INO RXl'HANOK-Firm. with
actual tMlslneas In bankers' bills at 4.44
for sixty-day bills and at It 7Stl for de
mand, commercial bills. I4.UV
HlLVIiK-Bai-, Wc; Mexican doilara,
f7c.
DONDS-Oovernment. steady; railroad,
irregular.
Clorlng quotations on bones today were
as follows:
.let Inter a M 4i.
.is) Jepsa 4
.Wl se 4S
-W!lK. (. Se lit tf...
.111 U I . 1U!
ill L N. net 4.
4 u K T let 4
lS!t 4a res
t . ret a,
es osoaos .
L. a. rsg..
es eoypee
I", s. ti. reg
do cesses -
AHU'Chsl. 1st
Antr .s 4
T a T c. 4s. -tie m itint
Am Tob4t-e 4s
do U
Arsitur A t'e 4H .
AtrtttMl fee. 4.
S cv. 4S
4e re.
A. C k. M s.
B. I OSIS 4-
tt 1HS
So S W. ' ..
Rreok. Tr ST. 4f...
t et OS l ...
reti. Ithr It
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARET
Tea Higher.
HOGS SELL FIVE CENTS L0WEK
Mlot ttverly Active arllrre
t Trices Aboat IPasse as
oa Wednesday.
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. I. III-'.
' lower than vecterdav's market. Id some
rases the fight hogs msy p-ieslble have
: shown more decline than that at the
e-orst time.
Representative sales:
?
si's
tit,
4,
UN I! H. el M (Sa "s '
itii.v. t. r. s v-...
M s ese. 4s sits
WIN. T. N. H 4 U
ISMs cv S4 m
IOI.X a . 1st t 4s. SSk
H 40 er. 41. iT
M4tNs ritltlt ts !W4k
4e t, IS
II O S I. rtt 4t . . H
4P.tis cr H,. ISii S
1S Ss ros. 4S WS
t4,Ki4liM ses .. ess
r e N J s ( ifwa t. a r. n 11
on a nsio is ii s t. as
4o nf ta L t. W t ti,. sits
tlrsse a A It S es IM 1H 4
O b A I 4. .. 'WS A. U 4 SSI.
4a ses 4a M8o rsc. ml. 4s ... ttH
rlfllMSS k n. 4s SS
CHI. r. e. 4. t 4s lot ret ts...
do rts 4a S4se Ralles' 4.
(-Me. IntL la ....... Tie. es see 4a....
Uals. Mil. ts Httlsiss Padfta 4a
f, t. a a 4VM c. 4a
Receipts were:
Offlctsl Monday
Official Ttirsday .
Offleial Vetliiestay.
Kstlinatc Thursday .
Cat lie.
.. i .478
.. s.517
.. 4 17
.. J.
Hogs. Sheep.
,f)tl
1SJS4
i.i;
7.4-.W
5Sf
iSs. e. aa. Pa are. Ae. as. ft
e 141 ... 4 4e s J ... 4 si
'il 141 ... I tt Dg ... SOS
in in ... I s i 1st a 1(4
it i;s SS I SS TT Ill ...
St in SS I SS SU ... 14
!! ..IK ... i ss t W ... 4
it ... S St 71 141 St 4
I 47. lit ... tss at 4X4 ... 4 a
... 4 se u ... set
; .. ..Sit 4S Tt X4I l "
I T SIS ... II Tt tss ... tr.
Ij .- ... Si 4 t ... tr.
Mt XU ... I ! IS Ill SS 4 Is
: :i .. ;w t ss Te ui ... 4 is
;it 4S t 71 H4 ... 14
iti t ... et m ... i st
: ;.-s ... t m u ts tst 4 ts
lr! tts ... s ss 4S je se 4 is
i;s ... 4"S e ass at 4 ts
.'; 44 4 ss st trt ... Ill
Four days this week. 14.412
Seine days Isst week. IV 1
ame tiavs : ks sgo.ls.kl
game da s 1 ski sen. 17.SV
Kame das 4 w ks ego. ij.il!
Same davs Isst y-st 441
14. VI
kl 4T 4
kt.il'l
."J.4M
4.2J
3 4M
SHF-EP eheep and lamb trade had
many points In common with yesterday a
market, but the demand did not appear
to be q:nte so active nor orders quite an
large I'wo or three of the larger pargrra
remained under cover early, giving full
chill rooms as an exeuea and complaining
ihst tne retrlgerator car service la be
coming poorer each day. in a gensrai
prices for both rst sneep ana tax
Wttn inquiry rawer
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oatf, bu. ..
Receipts. Shipments.
... I1.00) IJ.OOO
...los.ooo im.oni
... 7.000 ,(
Mlnneapells firala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Fsb. 1. WHEAT
May, l.w', July, tl.it4l.7: cash, No. 1
hard. tl.tHra; No. I northern II. OS1,; No. 3
nortnern. Ii.oiv; no. 3, Jl.ir.t.
FLAX-.0xev.
BARLRY-etMstl.M.
CORN No. I yelloa-. HJVrH''sC.
OATS No. 3 while. Su lUtc.
l;TENo. i. (4e.
BRAN-4H501n?a.SI.
FLOUR-first petents. 15 HstrS.40: sec
ond patents, 14 Tfroi.O": first clears. K itrg
63.ke; second clears, tt4uts2.Sn.
Philadelphia Pre dare Market.
PHIIJ4nF.IJIIIA. Feb. 1. BUTTER
Weak; weetern creamery specials. Ac;
extra, 37c: nearby prints, extras. Jec.
EOM4 Firm; Pennsvlvanla and other
nearby firsts, free cases. 112.30 per raae.
current receipts, free cases. 1! per
case; western flrst-, free eases, 111.30 per
case; currer receipts, free cases, 112.21
per case.
CHEEfiE-FIrm; New York full creams,
fancy, HSc; fair to good, 144yBI7c.
Clay, Robinson Co.. M Kxcnange Bid.
Interstate Co. Belter results. Ship to us.
CLIFTON Com Co.. 19 Exchange Bldg
L. X- ROBERTS CO.. Kxch Bldg.
Cox Jones Com Co.. bunch of hustlers.
farmers U 8. Com. Co.. X rich. Bldg.
Deposit proceeds of shipments la gtock
Yards Nat l bask. Only bank at yards.
Martia Bros, at Ca. Sa-t Eich. Ridg.
OM.4.U.1. THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO, grain mercnaata.
Conslcnmems soielted :sx Brande.a
LEGAL'SOTirES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
btus will be received at the office of the
undersigned until noon. February 10th.
A. D. it'.t tor tiie constr-jctlon of sn ad
ditional building at the Tubereuia.- l:os
pltsl. Kearney. Nebraska. Plans and
specifications are on Die et the office
of tne Secretary of State. Commissioner
Public Landj and Buildings, at the Hos
pital, aad the office of Bura F. Miller.
Architect, Brandeis Theater Building,
Omaha.
ADDISON WAIf, Sevn-t-uy of Sti-te.
J:.-ia.
I.lverpeel Grain Market.
I.IVERPOOl, Feb. I. - CIR!Nt!;
W H EAT Spot firm; No. i Manitoba. Is
ed: No. S Manitoba, sstd; Ko. S Manitoba.
ssIHd: futures ateadv; March. 7s7Tad.
Msy. 7SHd: July. 7s l4d.
CORN Spot firm; A:nencan mixed new,
Os M; American mixed new, kiln dried,
bs7d; American mixed old. (slid; futures
firm: Feburary, lsl.d. March. tsV.d.
Mllwaekee Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. I.-WHEAT-Ko. I
nortliem. IM1W1.1:'; No. S northern, ILut
01.10: May, ll.OltSl.til',: Jul)-. uc.
CORN Xa. J yellow, W; Not t white.
Stc; No. 1 lie; May, Ws.4iS-; July,
7'iC. - r
OATB l4yir-.c.
BARLEl-ILlttyl r:
Peerla Market.
PEORIA. Feb. l-X)RN-Lower; No. 3
white. ttsc: No. 3 yellow. OHtiei.e: No- 4
yellow, csecso: No. : mixed, 13 He; No.
I mixed. utteIWc.
OATS Firm; No. I white. KflMtJc;
lan-lard. HV: No. 3 white, il'ic-.
Eeaaeirateg AppMw aad Driest f 're Its
NEW TORrt. Feb. I -kTVAPORATED
APPLKS Quiet and about steady; oa
the spot, fancy. r?Kic. choice, '"c.
prime. IWV.
DRIED FKITTS-Prunes, slow and
holders have skowa mere disposition to
shade prices. Quotations range from i
ilc for Cailforniaa up to 30-tos end eSu
lie for Oregor-s Aprients. inactive, bu
prices are firm In absence of selltns
pressure; choice, extra choice,
leifl.-rc: fancy. 17vUc. Peacbea, dull,
but steady; choice, liejimc; extra choice,
llH-ailc. fancy. l26UAe Raisins. In poor
dernaad. but offerings from the coast are
hght and prices are firm; looee Muaca-,
tel?. Wf7c; choice to fancy seeded, 7H
frtVe: seedless, 4tT7c; Imdon layers,
X14ftjH4i.
Allia-Chalsjets 4(4
AniatisAlsiel Oiessr ,.
AswricMi Asdcelltiral ..
Atserless aaet attair....
Amsrlras txa
Asjertraa 4. a P.......
ASL OMISS Otl
.sierlces H. I, pft .
An. Ire sararlttw ......
Aeaeriraa Ltsaead
Aswrlcan Itfvemotlta . .
Astern-a g a R.......
An. 9. a tv sfa
Am. atsal IVsniltlta. ..
Am. sugar IUMBif.
Awarlcas T A T
Anerlcsn Tahacca Sf4...
tsterkan Woolea
Assesses Mlalag C
AteSMoB
AtrhlafB Sf4 ...
AltaMk (Vast Uaa
Hal a Ofete. Sl.4ir
aeuUasesi steal
kVaekl.s Ral4 Tr......
Csnadlss Parlfls
Oaatrsl Lsstber
Ceatral Lsslsar 4(4 ....
Oeatral ef New Jetstr...
(Itsaasaslta m Oale
(lueses a Alias
Oklpass O. W
('btcas O W. (14
Ckkiase. M. a fit. f ..
a. c. c. a st l
-.iomae f. a i
4.1lrs4o a aouthsri....
CossallsataS Oaa
Core Prod well
Dslsvses a HeaaiMi . . .
Dasvar A Rls QrasSa ..
D R. O pit
Dtettllars Securlilas .,
Rrle
grle 1st St4
tirle 14 s4
Oessrsl Kiaetrla
Ureal Ntxtxers eft
Orsat Northars Ora rtfi.
llllsols I -antral. sl-Slt.
Intafsersttsb Mat. ......
later. Met. pfd
Intemsllonsl Hsnstttr.
Isutr-aUriss sfd
Islsnullesal Paper .....
Istarsatlenal Pusip .....
laws central
Ksaaaa (Itr gostbars...
K. I. Ha pfl
Leelade Ilea
Ialarllls a Maabrllla.
Hiss, a B. Diuls
m . it pass ..
MlisosH. K. T
M, K a T. Sid
Mleaourt Pa, In. -
Nsttenal Blarwit ........
Nallaaal leal
N R R. et M 14 I4.
N'se Terk Ontral. ......
u. r, o. a w
Nortft AmsrirSB
Nortltani Pstllle
1 actio Mall
Psoas Ivaola
f sepia's Usa .
p, c, c. a n. h
Sittasursh Oisl
PteaaaS gissl (V
Pullmas Palace (sr
Rsllear Steal sprls....
RaaSIng
NepuMla Iterl
RapeWIe Staal pfd
Rork latand re
Hera lllaad re. pld ...
St. L H I' U ptd ...
St. Leuta g. W
St. 1. 8 W. pld
Slaaa-fhefriald B. k I..
ItrutherD Paoinc
South. Ballesr
Sa. Rallear s4
TsBBtaaas Cnepsr
Taiaa a Paclllr
T, St. I. a W
r. t i. a w ptd ...
l awn Parlll
Isios ea-ili. pld . ....
I sited gtstea Tlaartr....
rnltad gtstas gabber....
I sited Bfalea Steal
t. g. ( p4
Ws rkaear
Va.reiiss 4'beaka( .
a'abaab
aabaab pfd
Wwaers Marylasd
WeetlncboBt Elertrk .
Weatars l alas
WbeellBg a U
Ueblgb vsllap
trblse rs)aser
Rsr rsesnlleBted
Ameflras Tobsrea
Total sslls for tbe daj,
1.4
((a
4
44S
lit
"
414,
41
:w u nti
ISM TS 4T 444.
WS MS 14) ltU
'os r n ta.
1.4SS lit 111 1I4Uj
1.14 ush mi v
104,
...
1 ass Hti It S4I4
O.40S 1444 1441, ten,
ire tsit, ioit imi,
44 tUV. lit Its
t.saa is: 1114 lsis,
n sit 114, 1114
1.4SS TS T7's TI
4ou r, 1M t
a it 11s 'i
4MU H H H
aw
IIM IH4 4tw
S4
iso irv 'is I7ta
I, ltd 1414, 14044 1411,
14.ft HSH 4444 1444
UK
1W M g44
44
l ew l, U", U144
ise i4, 1414 1114
144 t
ti
41 11
se II
KM 41', U
141,
'4
II
liH
Ie(4
414
41 int IMS, iiru
7 leu ips inii
3.SM alio I4S Hs
J M IMUj 1UV 1144,
l.an 11 1:14 11
T.Sbt 4414 KS 44
Sit !. 14 147 H
4US IS 1S
tie I4' is
MS 14
409
II
11
24
100 IMS IMS
l ew uuSj lot
14
44
Ji'1
140
ass
4S
IM'a lS US
t:s S iiw
at n,
MVS 4S
I4TS4
U 41
1444
HIS l" I it'S
i,k im lots lsrs
see TTS TT T1S
4I0S 1I4S HIS Ht4
we 'S 4 S
I 400 llll 1US lS
intm 1S4S I4S
1.IW
lit,
"S
1 70S Mil,
US
14014
a
IN IUS lets lea
tt
.140. 10 HI 11344 T
.. 1.1.40 trs ' IT14
.. 1.140 14S 71 ! 7IS
.. Mel U'a MS
.. I..-00 4ts 44S 4lUj
si n, ' s
S
KO It'i 4S 44
41
. a.rel is ists ist
.. I.4M ST MS JIi
I4S t BP tS
40S IIS 4S t
iwl us US us
TSS IIS II II
PSA 0H f-S 4'
. 114. TBS ItIS Id" I4H4
est lis lis il
44
IS III, III, si
Mate us sen
.. I.40S IIS IMS) 114
.. t!4 MS US 14
tm U ii 44
, 100 is I'a 44
' IBS ITS ITS US
SM MS MS MS
, . I. mo ;os 414 Tot,
.. !.: IIS US 49S
4-S
..ISMS IM', II4S 14S
.. l.dns 24 KS US
4M4 114, 14S US
m in sn iti
tss. SS abate.
I .doe Staek Market.
LONDON. Feb. 1. -American securities
opened steady and about unchanged from
Lvesterday's New York closing Prices
moved irregularly ana at tne iiw 01 tne
first hour of trsdlng the list ranged from
4 to H below parity.
London closing stock quotations:
Csessls. sasssy . Ti SULeuleetll. . Nob 144
da sreeest 77SM0-, lUs. m Tel . TT
Awal rseear 41SN Ysrk central- IUS
Asseeees 7ISertslS a Waawrs lWt
AUbleee IMS so mtl H
im rrstane a weaters. sih
"V
s
I4
!S
TSS
aaltlstere m Obls..lalSSBBnffrlvaflla
teaadiaa PsrltM .111, fund Mlsas
CbaosprBlro a hftln TI Reading .. ..
(lit. uraat Miera a'asoBtbers tlr
-hi . Mil. a St. T ins so pre
. llHSeytrers fs-lflc .
.. Itstsiea rscltlo
..41 4, pfd
.. list" Beal
..It 4a sea ...
.. IISWstB.b
.. S4S SB p!4
..1M4
steady at '.d
n
trs
ties
7S
It
per
n. a.ra
nesvsr a Ttte 0..
Se pld
Els
se 1st a.'d
4e M M
dread 1-aafc ....
Illlsels reatrsl ..
SII.VKR Bar.
ounce.
MONKT-HtuIS per cent.
The rate of dlecouil. In the open mar
ket for abort bills la IS per rent: for
three months' bills. 3 "-lftlVi per cenL
Ploston Stark Market.
BOSTON. Feb. 1 Ckrslng quolatlons on
stocks were as follows:
AllmMi MSMIaeji rtapaer ..
BAisal. Cosset- lll"ldoa1i
A. Z U a I USXaisds Csa ...
Alaoaa Ota I Nrptoetrig Mines
g. a C. 4- m a XI. SH"artb Batto
gasper Market.
KeiW YORK. Frt. L-eMJOAP Raw.
quiet; muevado. m test, late; centri
fugal. ? test. 4.a; noiasset test, J-etc;
teflaedl eiM . .
nans reelttlea
laL a AeUaae...
II a Hacls
l.-eeUBB4sl
cos. runes c. c
rat Rate ' M.
FrssbllB
Olreen lias
Grassr Vie
Geaene (Sbbbbs ..
Hi. Borate
Kbit Isti
lea Ceseet
LA aiu
egBleldBsl.
lISKerth lebs ......
usois OBMieies ....
arsjceela
ITSQaier-r
M iasaees
;tSSvaa4r
U Iwerlar ASM
ISTassusck
54 I S S R. a M
I es etd
'. nSl'tsh Oea
,. SSI tS Sapper Ce ..
, xt w iBoes
. eSWalverlrje
. II
US
. s
54S
- IS
. M
in
. Jl
. I
. h
- S
. M
. M
47S
. HS
. 44
IS
. M
Baek eff Cagla4 Stateaae-al.
INlON. Feb. 1-The weekly stale
ment of tbe Bank of England shoes the
following chenges: Total reserve de
creased C447.C4D. bullion Increared f3M Tax.
other securities Increased teAOM, ether
deposits Increased C.lSaUsx). public depoa
1U decreased il,l7t,0W, notes reserve de-
O. k H. n 4a . . S lo 1st k ret a
1. k H G 4a .... ItSt'. A Rubber 4. . .
do rer. 4a 4Ht' A StOel M la ..
ntatlllara 4a 7T Va -Tar. teel. ea.
tin. p I It MSWabasb In la
flo sen I, ? es l'-. ea. 10..
do rx 'a. err A bS'Waatfra bid 41 .
(tti Mrlei B US West. Elae ca. 4.
On. Klac CT. aa ..IMSWla. ISstral 44...
Ill On 1st rat M. MS Me Pee. ... as....
Inter. Mrl 4Sa . ttSTsnaao Is
Hid "UTferOd.
. S
.lSS
74S
.lelS
I0IS
S
irrt
l14,
.IBM,
iors
IS
I'S
1414
i.;t.t
Jl.eSr
.7t?7
at.?
E.774
a-l. . .L.. ... ..Inl. 1 WIV
lottvwitig isoie Miuni tur , t.,.,iL. t,0lri b.bHv
of cattle. u. snd sheep at rVt.th Omaha 'hh'dot";d'
. T ' l?l lmT Ihi I 'mounted to about .50 head
cstti. 4 i, 'e Vtel""! " ftured bv unusually gd
'"" JS'fJ S';, ii ,,, dusllty. Bulk consisted of fed lambs, m-
J I eluding some toopv Mexicans Diet were
"""P all-."" late In the morning, acd the
The follow 'ng law- shoes th.- "wnge of 1 irlBn o( ,toclt .ma 10 be a
prlcee i-sid for h.igs at t.oiith Omalta tor.,,.,,, im.ir than on most days re
toe last tew days, with coml-sri!tm: ewiitlv
I.- l a. k of competition in packing circles
resulted In a lamb trade that was more
!!., I US ".; 1 1 ', 4 .si . KGl with extra good fed westsrna
liete. ; HU.'ifll.llsio.iUra.ime.ltsu;.
Jan. aiiM; !b14I!
ln I u, ! 7 ull & ui. C
Jan. :t I V 7 , 7 I I ', 4 J3
Jan, '-7., i PI'., 7 S tCi j Si t J7i , 5 34
Jan, ss.i ; 1 I us; .4 lj 4 J I 7b(
Jsn. " I !,. , I 04 I 4 t, 4171 i
Jan. M.j it.'.,, 7 U, ' 1 I II' 4 Ui 7'h i
Jan. 11. m , 7 4. 1 1:1 I 1; 8 si, M
Feb. 1. 1 7S -3: 4 HH i &
Sen- Y'ark Mlalag Sleeks.
V-L'tl- VOBIt W.K I rbuln. niinta.
(Ions on mining Mocks were:
.. . a.tai t,.i. .-1 a
et-om. TSBSoi Maei... UUa,laa IT4
.ta hndi llOatUlB 1B
Cos Cal k Va Tutsan M
Ires Sllas lSfStasdsrs IBB
LeadiiUe Us ISVelbie Jacbet 44
ssk Clearings.
OMAHA. Feb I Bank rlratlnga for
totiav were l.eM. 077.11 and for I he cor-
-..,.'.,,.1!,,. ,l.v last veer HI Ml 4S4 tt. The
clearing fur tne month amounted to M -MU.43
40 and for the same month last
ear Sal, 43. aij.lv.
OMAHA K.k;RAl, MARkkf.
BUTTER No. 1. l-lb. cartons, r.e: No.
I. 111 so-Ill. lubs, IVvc, No. & Mc; packlDg,
20c
CHKFrtE-lmported Swiss, r: Ameri
can Sales. Mc; block Hwiss, JOc; twins,
JVC. daisies, IriplMa. JUu; young
A mer k as. tic; blue label brick, JCc; lim
berger. J-lb, 1r; l-lb., S0c.
POULTRT-Broilers. lo.i per An.;
springs, Iso; hsns, 1st; cocks, 10c; ducks,
lie; geese, let: turksjs. o, pigeons, pet
dux., II W. Alive, broilers, Uvte; hens,
H'-; old roosters and stags, lc; old ducks,
full feathered, lie; feres, full feathered,
10c; tuikuya, 14c; guinea fowls, Ibc each;
pigeons, per dog., ilr; homers, per dog..
II. otl. aouabs. No. 1. Hi; No. I. Mr.
FISH (fresh frossn) Pickerel. 7c;
white, '.Ac; pike, lc; trout, lie; large crap
ples, llllc; baanlsh mackerel. 7c; eel.
1'c; haddocks, lie; flounders, Ur; green
catfish. Isc: rue shad, I each; shad roe.
per pair. 16c ; salmon, lie; batlbtit. Hkt;
yellow perch, k. buffalo, lc, bullheads.
"bkEF CUT PRICEav-Rlbs: Ne. L
17Wc; No. X. Uwc; No. a, He. Loins: Ne.
I, He; No I. 14Sc; No. K 11 V- Chneki:
No. I, c-: No. 7Se; No. t, 10. Rouads;
No I. hsc; No. !. iSc; No. t, M.c Piaua.
No! I. mc; No. I lc. No. , Wc,
APPLxyS-Cooklng varirtles. IMr' tM.,.
BU; Jonathan and Oriines ooldel), jpef
bbl., M ; Ben Davis, pet bbl.. O.09: fancy
Wlnesaps. per ML. 14 U0: fancy Missuurl
Pippins, psr bbl., W OO. fsnoy tjanos, per
bbl, 1400; California BePftower, per box.
II. ttt; Colorado Jonathan, extra fancy,
per box. t'.Sni, Washington Kpitxenberg,
per box. I7.W; Wssliltiglon R Beauty, par
box 12. el; Washington Stsman WUtesapa,
per box. t! Ml. Bananaa fancy select, ier
bunch, K toftSM; Jumbo, ier bunch. $2.71
4x3.74. Cranherrlas, Wisconsin fancy, per
bbl., 110.00: per box. Il ls. Dales. Anchor
brand, new. M l-lb.. pkgs. In boxes, per
box. K 74: Dromedary brand, new. 10 l-lb.
pkgs. In bo, per box. 13 00. rigs, Cali
fornia, per case of II l-'-ci. pkga, Mc;
per case of P- l--"i Pkgs.. II M: per case
of E0 i-oa pkgs.. liOO; bulk, In and
itt-lb. boxes, per lb., 10c; New Turkish,
s-crown In M-lb. boxes, per lb,, lie; e
orown In lb-lb. boles, per lb., 14o; I -crown
In 30-lb. bnxee, per lb.. Ite. Grape fruit.
Florida. 44-31 sises, per erate, o00; att.
S4-I4 slsea, per cmte. 11.78. Urepea. Malaga
grapes In bbls. II tDV.fo. Lemons, Llmon
elra. selected brand, exira fancy, eta) else,
per box. It W: Lome Llmonelra, fancy,
i00-ki0 sixes, per bog. U rn: MO and 4M
sixes toe per bog lees. Oranges. California
Navels, extra fancy. M-IM-I74-KO-1.M.M4
slsea. per fcox. M04; extra choice, all
alpes. per box. II 74.
VFOKTABLEeJ-Cabbage. Wlseor.aln.
per lb., TV' Celarv. California Jumbo,
per doe, stb-411.00. Curumbsrs, net house,
per dos, 1-M Egg plant, fancy Florida,
per dot., M.0I (Jsrlio. extra fancy, white,
per lb., lie Leiluce, extra fancy leaf,
per dog.. 4V Onions. California, while,
per lb., led Wlgconeti. yellow and red. In
sacks, per lb, I4c: Spanish, per crale.
11,90 Psrsley. fam y soul hern, per dos.,
bunches. uifTix: Potatoes. Mlnneeota
Early Ohio, per bu.. IMS. Wisconsin white
stock, per bu, 1.2: In 14-ssck tots, lc
lees. Sweet potatoes. Kaneas, per bu. bsk,
tJta) Rutabagas, in sscks. per HxJUr.
Tomatoes. Florida, per l-bil.. crale. ihoo.
Metal Market.
NK.W YORK. Feb. 1. METALS
Standard copper, dull; spot. February,
March, April. May and June, HI Tub li. Ml.
London market stesdy; spot, 17s H.
futures. 42 17s rid. Custom house returns
show exports of a7 tone for January.
Lake copper. Ill SsfM 2V; ele.Mrolytlc.
II4 2MJ14HJ. csstlng, HI.l7VII4.l24s. Tin.
ease, spot, tt3.u4.1 ft); February. 142. e-W
414 'arch, US i-lri! 76; April, I4:.oib
CUt-f, May, I42i4i)42l: June. Ml .w
4aaC. Ixindon market easy; ap'tt. 14.
futures. isl Ird. dull; M 4.. New
York; 14 StJ-4 Ifc East St. Louis, l.uielou
market quoted at 11 lis Id. Kijeiter,
dull; t fc) New York: Is a .40.
rast St. loula Indon market Quoted
at M 2a Id. Antimony, dull; Cookson .
I7.. Iron, Cleveland warrants, e lipd
In Iondon. locally trcn sn steady: No.
I foundry, northern, inaelnai; No. J.
tlAfc-sjli.OO: No. I southern and No. 1
soutnern. soft, la.(BSilit,l
ST. lOUlS. Feb. I.- METAIJ-Iad.
slow at H.Iifit.lT'i. Speller, weak at
SS.1MJ4.S0.
I ettoe Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. -'OTTON-Spot.
closed quiet. points higher; middling
upland. Iloc; middling gulf, W.Kc; sales,
t.lie bales.
Cotton futures opened steady. March.
I SJ ; May. Te; July. tr; August. P ile;
September, .c; Otober. lc; Novem
ber. lc: liecember. 7c: January. mic.
Cotton futures closed firm, ('losing bids:
February, O.ttc; March. 42-'; April. 7Ic:
May, l.7Xr; June. I 41. ; July, IKc: August.
4c: September, .; October. 10c:
November. Mice: IXxember. K"c. Jan
uary, W.llc.
Dry Uaexla Market.
NEW YORK. Feb I. PRY CKKKlK
leading manufscturers of ootton blankets
are well provided with forward business
up to July. Tne standard brands of
napped fabrics have sold well, btg n
lean well known brands there Is consid
erable price cut tins Print clothe are
firmer. t am is nigner. joooenl are
doing a moderate trade.
Mreadetaffa la l.lverpewl.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. I -Following are
tbe stocks of breadstuffs and provisions
In IJverpool: Flour. UOut sscks; wheat.
Ml 40 centals: corn. I4044S) rentals: bacon.
11. MS boxes; hams. 4, boxes: shoulders,
1 bosee: butter, 4 M cats.; cheese.
.400 boxes: lard. 4,000 (trees of prime
western steam and 1,491 tons of other
kinds.
m eel MaVkrl.
ST. ICIS, Feb. LWlXiftedy:
territory and western niedtums. 14-j lie.
Cue mediums. l!7c. Oaa, Iktjleu.
,2 :
. I 4
. I 4
. ti ji
. ii ii I
. v,
. 14
. : 7 i
. ti 4' s
. i i
.
13 I I
I FA ;v,4 31
Sunday.
Receipts an! Ul-pot-itlttn t lic -rock
st the Union Stock Vent. South (liiutha,
lor twenty-lour hour-t riming : V- tu.
Thursday;
lua Ell'l 4 A KM.
Cstlle. Hug-
C, l St. 1"...
Wahesh ..
Missouri Pseiflc...
Union Pacific
(". k S. W, east,
f. k N. W, west
C, 8(. P . M. O
C B. 48- Q, ca-M ..
C. H. Q . Weat
C, It. I. a P, east
C, R. I. P, west.
Illinois t'enlral
Chicago Oreat West
Total receipts
IHSIWITION-IIEAO.
Omaha Packing Co..
swift a co
Cudahy Packing Co.,
Armour 41 Co.. ......
Schwann Co ,
J W. Murphy
Morrell
Slnolslr
Bsnion Vsussnt a t
Hill a son
F. B. l-ewls
Huston Co
J. . Root ft C
J. H. Hulls
I.. F. IIiisi
Wertheimer It Ucgrn
Sullivan Hros
lhmer Bros
Mo. a Kan. Calf Co
(line k Christie
Other buyers
UM Plain to nooi short-feds bad
lo sell ut hit-and-miss furores that were
ins -rued considerably below oeet of well
finished varieties, the price range amount
ing to about 11.50.
1st esres acted well. 1-ringlng steady
prices more resdilv than lain bs and sell
ing with more uniformity than the latter
claa of slock. TolPJ ewes landed at.
M.s. while meilium lo common grades
sold from fs.f uownwsnl. There were
no wetlieis ot' yearlings of consequence oa
:'e. 1
r.Miinared with last week's close, all
Shrcp.ll'r's. Iclsases of fat slock, excepting ewes, are
. Icmstng at prlcee ust snout stesay. e.wea
. I show net lessee of HSic, and with the
. ! feeoer trede small, vaiuea on thin stock
I ren-sln nomlnsl. The three days' buy of
. I feeders, accurdlrtg lo packers' tab.
. amounts to about 4 V head.
I Quiitalions on Sheep and Lsmbs
. I Umbo: (3od tn choice. sSSfl: fair
I I to good. xo.l'O'.S. Yearlings: (eood to
choice. e.iuir,.Mi; tair to gooo. s4.iovs.uh
Wei hers: (icod to cholca. t4.S4M.sO: fair
to goml. tisatrt.s. Ewes: ( mod to choice,
13 7.tt( 110: f'r te good. HOtejl.To.
Representative sales:
No. A v.
A fed yearlings F
ISS fed rwee 101
fed ewes 107
K fed ewee. culls H
Callli. lings. Slieep,
lta i.i;" :n;
.. 1 4V4 4.7.V, i.lnl
.. tm .eV .?)
.. HI 6...-f 3,-.'l7
Il!i
117
W
,
II
1.
'.'
42
IB.
M
M
23
I
42
4
iim
Total t.jss Si.OSI
CATTLK Caide reeelixs were fair
g Thursday. IjS cars being reported In.
The total tor the week snows a slight
gain over the same days lart week, but
a falling oft of about !.) brad aa com
pared with the ssme daps last year.
The market on beef steers was In splen
did condition aa reviewed from a seller's
standpoint. Buyers were out In the yards
early In the morning and were anxious
for supplies. In fsct, so anxious that any
thing In the aay ot desirable killers
ohanged hands In a vary short time at
prless that were strong lo 10c higher
Ihsn yestsrday. Some right good cattle
sold up as high as 7.70. Cal lie are now
safely Matin higher than a week ago, the
advance being especially noticeable en the
medium to (air grades.
Cows and belters were also m splendid
demsnd, with ths trsde active at prhes
strong la Wo hlg'.er then yesienley. The
offerlnge were soon disposed of. ei'ery
thlng dealrable being sold at an parly
hour. There were only a few feelers
here, but there wss Inquiry for strict ly
good stuff and as high as W it was paid
lor choice fleeing steers.
& fed
41 fed ewes
ilk', fel lambs .......
lot fed yearlings ...
a; fed lent
fed lambs
ru fed lambs
49 fed ewes ......
fed lambs ....
lift canner ewes ..
in fed ewes
tm western lambs.
121 fed lambs
Ssl feil yearlings, ansa
fed ewee
HI fed ewes, culls ..
e fed wethera
117 fed wethera
...I4
101
71
14
M
J
74
1M
IbJ
H
feeders.,.. 04
74
...III
,...
,,..110
,..IU
i
Pr.
4 40
17.1
I 4
I 0A
100
I r
M
I M
I
i".
H
4 s
Ion
I on i
a
I I
4 r.
tm
im
1
44
IHKIfiO I.IVB iTiKK MARKET
Ilea
ad far
-Hag
(aula Bleu
sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Feb L-CATTI,iTJlleeelpts.
I.kil head:, market alow and steady;
hteves, M.W6s.K: Texas sleere. M J4J.1W:
western sleers, M Hr7.; Blockers and
treders. U vmu lO; mil and heifers, K-U
a So: calves. sS OolitA
HOOS-Recelpts, 47.(10 head: market Ms
Kir off; light. VHft.tt: mixed, tot
l.srii: heavy. K.lfl: rougb, 15 101,4
pigs. II OOitl.ir,. bulk of sales. M.ObCS.li.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. IK,08
hesd: market weak: native, to liM.fc;
wesiern. W S4.W; yearlings, il.7ii.5A,.
native lambs, M Arl.7; western lambs.
M.iAHifl.;, - i
Kansas ritr Live Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1 CATTLE Re
ceipts. S.700 head. Including fifty soutb
eins; market strong lo 10c higher; dressed
beef and export sleers, t.7T")4!.2l: fair to
good, H.sOO.ia; western steers, to-Wtt :
Blockers and feeders, ls.aMj41.S0; southern
. - ai nl -ji uiith.n, (mars xl.Ollse
r cnotee iseeing steers. , nir, ... w,,- -. - , -r ,i
...iAR. An . , , i . . . ; i u native enws. B.ootyo.Oo: native heif-
be.f eleirs. M..'iOl7.70: fair to good beet ! ere.' M.i'rfK.sO; bulls. W.76r4.W; calvas.
eil.trfafi-M. -
HiMlH-Receipts. li.t head; market lo.
lo lOo lower: bulk of ealee, H..00M.7Vb:.
heavv, maotjAWS: packers aad butchers.
SIMUS. Ilglllg, a.;ii4i.ll. pigs. His)
ti 21.
44HKRP AND LAMBS Receipts. ,
head; market stesdy lo weak; lambs.
M tii.sb; yearlings. 14 S04J6 IO; wethers.
U71.rc4.ii: '"es, tl.Jftlil.iW; Blockers and
feeders, .7i4.(JO. ,
leers, M UVJ4 , common lo fair best
stsere. 0W re); goon tu choirs heifers,
tfVQotjs oil; good lo rholce rows, M 50fl.ll;
fair to good cows and heifers, ll.7eO4.u0:
common to fslr enws and heifers. Iz.uvxs
1.71: good to choice Blockers and feeders,
at 404i : fair to good atookera and feed
ers, 4 eot.tt.4t!: common lo fair atockera
and feeders, xl Hit U; slock hslfers. U li
04.40, veal calves, H.OOw ; bulls, staus,
stc, n.ksjri ia.
Repreaentatlve sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ne
II.,..
IS....
It....
14 ...
SI...
4...
SI...
II...
14....
IS....
A. n.
. . Ill I
.... 14: I M
.... M0 I 14
.... 144 I M
4M I kS
ml i m
....leu I 74
PS) I IS
.... Ill I Ti
.... ITS I ft
ITI I M
PHI I M
Mt in
.....nit 1 1&
HIT 4 SI
Kl I IS
lacs I w
4 4 IS
ten I is
1141 i
h: i si
Ne.
II.,,
4 ...
cows.
.Ill IN
. IM I Si
. SS III
. M 111
. sn I ti
. SIP I l
IK I II II
ii i a i
.K II I
ne 4 a i
IB 4M I
, Ml 4 44 S4.......
. PM 4 :- I
. Ml 4 te I
,147 4 SS I
ISt! 4 PI I
II 4 44 I
list 4 IS
1ILIFF.RS.
.04 4 W II
.TIT 4 14 I.......
. ;w I M IS,
1H IM
4....
SI
,. Ill 4 44
...in ill
.... T 4
,..7B 4 la
111 4 M
BULLS.
.. Il tn l
,...lll 4 M t
...IJ14 4 M 1
.. ins la I
...IW 14, I
..1414 i 1
CALVES.
.... SM 8 74 4
... 147 I IS
...ITS 4 40
... t'B I M
,. 1141 T
1:1
s
Ae. f
,141 I SS
IISI I SI
IM7 I SI
,1111 I M
.1141 I M
..144 4 41
,issi in
IIM 4 14
,!' I M
,ll 4 M
, US 4 M
.1144 4 IS
,1111 IM
fjl IM
,lll I TI
.11 111
,ISM IM
.nn is
,1411 t IS
,IIM T 14
, M4 I IS
uie i
Ittaj in
w in
.ni i m
.1141 4 ti
.!' I tl
.I'M I M
,1111 1 IS
, st: i m
l,l IM
, so4 i m
, sm I at
m I m
,14
,l:-a I II
11U its
, mi t te
,14al 4 SI
,.w IS
1114 4 M
, 114 I M
,,B4 IB
.411 I 70
. in m
, UI I M
IIM I M
,. Ill
IMS I M
. 1471 4 0
iim i a
14 ta
, 174 T Si
. IM I te
. IM 1 TS
lie I ti
, 1(4 t ;i
' ii
8TWCKF.PS AND FEEDERS.
2. MS 4 T i;i i an
( Ml I 2 141 I Ti
t i t 7 MIS
it m i ss it n i a
re 4 i it toss i it
HOOS4 Hug shippers dumped about !.
8n head Into the market, a supply that
pushed prices downward despite ei.
efforts toward keeping the trade in
eteady form. Bearish arg-iment. prawn
from supply figures, was also strength
ened by a comparison of locsl and Chi
cago values as current cost of aitUHh
Omaha lacking droves leaves shipping
margin ina: Is plainly Insde un.e. Ti.e
early deoMor on all weights w:is -rurally
quoted at a nickel, but the den:and
at thta breek lacked volume -nd activ
ity, promlalng an extreme close mi-ch
lower.
Movement proved dreggy from the
start and the session Waa necessarily a
long one .extenilng beyond (he Mroo
hour. Packers furnished an ou!et foi
btg bulk of offerings and the ilscrlmLia
llon against light averages seemed to be
a little more prtbneunced than usual.
Shipping orders were few and fnr be
tween and the speculuive braa.-li it fl-e
market appeared almost tlf-l -ss.
4:holce heavy hogs s.iltl a 4 high aa M IS,
as compared with yia,-rday's t,;p of f."4'.
while bacon wetgnts rang-d (ion, 460
downward. Strong weight l Jl -h.-rs acid
largely aroum the K w mane
The market, closed stow and fully S4f 14Jc
St. Leala Mve Stark Market. ,
eT LOUIS. Feb. I.-CATTLERecelpts.
tin) head. Including mi Texana; market
strong: native shipping gnd sxisirt steers,
r br4.00: dressed beef and butcher sleers,
tA.O0Qb.0u; stsere under I.OUO pounds. U se
tte.iv; Blockers and feetlers. iOiej.(W:
cows gnd heifers. 2.7Sfi4.0O; canners. r.'0
?4.00; bulls, tl0utti.il: calves. 4tttJ.;
exaa and Indian stsere. b. top 7.00; cons
and lielfers. llollijiO".
IIOOS Receipts, g.tWO hesd; market He
lower: pigs antl lights, I4.2or.20: mixed
and bulchcra, tC.lOxpl.S; good heavy, K
ltd 15.
SHEEP ANI LAMBS Receipts, 3.H0
lien, I; market hv lower: native muttons.
f3.71f4.); lambs, e, 10414.71; culls and
bucks, tl.SOtplOo; stockors, tl.iefjl.sa. , ,
St. Joseph l.lsa Staek Market.
ST JOSEPH. Mo, Feb. 1. CATTLE
Receipts. l.buO brad: market steady to
strong; steers, !..2Mt.l: cowa and heflers,
U.2MJ1S0; calves II oofll.sw
litXlS Receipts, 12.0W head: market
weak lo be lower; top, 6.; bulk of gales.
0.44l.2i.
fllEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 1000
head; market alow; lambs, i.Va.40.
stock la siakl.
Itecejpts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
I Bile. ills, otiret.
...I.
....1
....2.700
... .3.301
....i.M
11,100 M,a M,XI.
i,n
I2.OD0 tOMI
12.000 LOW
S'I4 111
47.0UU U.0M
gouth Otnalia ,
ril. Joseph ...
Kansas City
St. Ixiuls
Chicago
Totals
Coffee Market. '
NEW YORK, Feb. L COFFEE Fu
tures opened dl early at a decline of 1
points, nesr months being relatively easy,
under scattered realising or liquidation,
while later deliveries responded to reports)
of continued streugth In Braxll. higher
European cable, covering of aborts and
trade buying offers were by no means
aggressive and the entire list worked
higher during fhe day, with buying In.
the morning a little more general on the
advance, owing to reports that Wrest lien
waa far above parity and lies talk of an
tmpro Ing apot demand. The close waa
steady and from I to II points net
higher. Ssles. 75.C4W bags. February. llOSC
March and April, 13. lie: May. 1114c: June.
13.14c: July. lAI7r: August, U.ISc; Septem-.
her l-- 23o; October. 13.17a; November,
13.lic; December, 11.14c; January, ll,Uc.
Havre waa Mrs franc net higher; Hen
nuig waa net- unchanged: Rio. firm:
rels higher, at tot: Santoa, utKhartgei),
4s, Wllifi; 7. 7tl. Receipts at the twu
ports were ttooo bags, against H.OJ0 bag
last year. Jundiahy recelpta, T.its) bags,
ggaiast 34.0UO bags last year. Rain waa
reported In all districts of Sao Paulo -New
York warehouse deliveries were 11. Ore)
bags, agwinst M.1 bags but year. Today
special Santos cable reiwted 4s 60 rem'
higher this morning at BtR. Sao Paulo re
ceived 14.00A bags, against II. OW bags
yesterday. Spot coffee, steady: Rio, No. 7.
14Sc: riantos. No. 4. iesr; auiiu, mI;
Cordova. liisI7S. nominal.
Seer Orleaas Cattoa Flraa Falls.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. L The failure of
the cotton brokerage firm of L. H. Hard.-
k Co, member of the New Orleans and,
New York Cotton exchanges, waa posted,
on. the floor ot the local exchange tiug
afternoon.
Aged Mleasmrl Basket- la Dead.
BROOK FIELD. Mo, Feb. L Pr. H.
Degraw. 96 years of age. and probably
the oldest banker In Missouri, died here
this morning. . . -