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Fivp-room cottage, strictly modern; hot
.m" ,hea) lotJ"0xm; PAVln In and
'"BKhaiM"I ntArs Kett,y Co.. SJ9 Omaha
Shi. Hk. nidg Phone Red 653.
D?ui?L'K. brlck house In the Hansom
l, ""strict, one block from car line;
strictly modern; gas and electricity; flrit
!n ut.ru, warn a o-room modern
house as pait payment. Address D 6S3.
care Omaha Bee.
TO BUY. SELL OH RENT, FIRST SEE
JOHN W. ROBBIN3. lift.' FARNAM ST.
KOI) SAI.I.-ll l
. uitiici, imiiusuuie (law o-
room modern cottage at 2312 Ogden; fine
menu. Call Webster 260 before 7 p. m.
SOUTH PA II T np riTV E.nn, ,....
1707 S. 11th St. For sale bv owner.
HALF block from side
track, either way, 66x132,
In block 93, original city,
also corner lot with both
street and alley trackage
In block 192. Both of
these extra choice places
of wholesale or warehouso
property 'for sale at a bar
gain by owner. D. 4342.
MUST'sell modern S-room house 1 block
n. of high school. Price $3,600. D. 3607.
1Jlo9M nou. Kountxe Place. Omaha.
$7,000, clew, also other clear Omaha
property. Want California. 1131 W. 424
St., Los Angeles. Cal.
AUSTtlACTS OK TITLES.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract ot.
Oco In Nebraska. 206 Brandeli Theater.
HEAL. ESTATE!
FARM A RANCH LA.I1 FOB SALH
California.
California land excursions 1st and 3d
Tues. W. T. Smith Co.. 81S City Nat Bt
Canada.
EASTERN Saskatchewan Brain and
Mock farms. Improved or raw, right prices
nnd. easy terms. If interested write D. T.
Desclm. 2313 Sprague. Omaha.
loTra.
ORCH ARDHEIGHTS
806 acres subdivided, excellent for fruit,
dairy, chickens, stock and truck garden
ing. Located 5 miles north of Council Bluffs
postofflce and 7 miles northeast of
Omaha postofflce.
Let us show you some bargains.
DAY & HESS CO.,
. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Hniiiaa.
KANSAS TARMS and ranches for sale;
80 to 25,000 acres; write for free list. V. B.
MQUETTE. Sallna. Kan.
Missouri.
ISO ACRES, Cass county. Missouri, one
mile county seat; small Improvements; 40
miles of Kansaa City; a bargain; $65;
terms. Howard ft Son, Harrlsonvllle, Mo.
AlOlltHtlll.
SIXTY TllfiUSAND ACRES CAREY
LAND open to entry at Vallcr. Mont. Fif
teen annual payments. Section famous
foi grain, grasses, vegetables; well
Adapted cllvcrstled farming. For particu
lars write, Valler Farm Sales Co.. Box
2 Valier. Mont.
Nebraska.
Price Goes Un
March 1
SO ACRES UPLAND, well improved.
Earpy Co. farm; gently rolling, best of
soil, Choice location, extra good goods
for the money. Price S123 per acre for
Immediate sale; extra terms, J3,U00 cash,
balance 6 years nt only 5 per cent. Owner
rays PRICE GOES TJP TO $140 PER
ACRE IF NOT SOLD BV MARCH 1,
when renter get on, although extra price,
terms and possession if sold now. This
will make you money. Remember, pos
session given If desired.
. OniN S. MERRILL COMPANY,
1213-1214 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
A BARGAIN.
Well Improved SO; 3V4 miles out; easy
termsi possession given. Price, J5,60Qv J,
T. Campbell, Litchfield, Neb.
IMPROVED FARM-320 acres, $3 an
acre; 12 miles from town; rich black toll;
(0 acres broke; all fenced; house 3x24;
near school and in sight ot twenty-five
other farm houses. Must have your fll
Ing right J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
SMALL FARM BARGAIN.
West of Florence, 25 acres, good Im
provements; 12 acres grapes, 3 acres ber
rles; orchard, garden, etc.; the best piece
of the kind on the market. Can take In
14,000 residence. Price $9,500; on terms.
W. T. GRAHAM, 604 Bee Bldg.
Texas.
5 Cents Acre Cash
Texas school land for sale by the state.
You can buy good land at $2 per acre:
pay Ec per acre cash and no more for 40
years, but 3 per cent Interest; send 6c
postage for further Information. Investor
Pub. Co.. Desk 33, San Antonio, Tex.
M lacellnneons.
$10 DOWN, $3 monthly buys 40 acres
oak farming land. Other farms for sale
and for rent. W. M. Durham, Monteer,
Mo.
Wisconsin.
NO dry land failures, no Irrigation
tumbles, no fertilizer to buy, no floods, no
hot winds Just sure crops and best of
markets. Government facts, not bun
combe. Write for facts. Wisconsin Ad
vancement Ass'n, 324 Caswell Bldg., Mil
wnukee. Wis,
FROST PROOF 200-acre tract of fruit
or dairy lands: 60 acres Improved; good
buildings, springs, creeks; at about cost
of improvements; $2,000 cash will handle
it; balance easy. Ed C. Carver, Bay
field. Wis.
LI VI? STOCK MARKKT OF WKST
snip live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Lire Stock Commission Merchants.
BYERS UROS. ft CO. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS, ft Co.. Exchange Bid.
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1.EGAI. NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Bee Publishing company will be
lipid at The Bee office, Omaha, at 4
o'clock p. in. on Monday, March i, 1913,
tor the election of a board of directors
for the ermulng year and for the traaj,
action of such other business as ina
roperiy cam before the meeting.
By order of the president
F5-M3 N P FEIL. Secretary.
Fiirmer I'lirchnse Timber.
WINNIPEG Man., Feb. 38.-The Grain
Growers' Grain company, a co-operative
farmers' organization of Western Can
ada, concluded today the purohase of
timber rights near Fort George. B. C,
somprislng rftueo.OW feet of lumber. This
timber will be used as a reserve for the
purpose of supplying settlers In Western
Canada, with lumber at reasonable price.
Key to tho Situation Bee Want Ads,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Longs Are Fearing the Probable
Rains in Winter Wheat Belt.
BIG TRADER BUYS AND SELLS
I Salii t n. Responsible Cor the
Fluctuation In the Corn Mar
ket Onts Fallow Other
Grains In (hnugrs. '
OMAHA. Fob. 20, 1913.
The action of the wheat market for
several days past shows that the longs
fear the probable rains In the winter
wheat belt, which would causa a general
unloading by longs, as well as heavy
short selling. Quietly, but persistently,
the May wheat has come Into the open
on all the hard spots and there has been
rather free selling of July as well.
The May option held up best, however,
yesterday. Rains are needed In the
spring wheat country In order to facili
tate farm work, which will soon com
mence with favorable weather. Opinions
have been expressed by wheat holders
of the northwest that only 10 per cent of
the plowing In three states was finished
last fall, but one of the best authorities
In the Chicago market with connections
throughout the northwest country, says
that his advices show tully SO per cent
of plowing has already been done, nnd
that the seeding of wheat this spring will
be earlier than usual In consequence
It Is said that heavy deliveries of whent
will be made on May contracts av o.
lunula, ii n atnr.ka them ore liberal and the
cash market Is at a Btandstlll. These
samo conditions surround the market at
Kansas City as well, although tno casn
wheat In the latter market, as Is the case
at Chteairn. 1r In atrnnir hands, and un
less conditions favor the bears the deliv
eries will not be. large, at Chicago at
least. While tho averaco speculator Is
not worrying Ids brain because of enor
mous stocks of wheat at Minneapolis and
Duluth, as welt as in Interior elevators
in tne spring wneat country, me ques
tion naturally flit through his brain,
What aro the holders to do with this
wheat, and what would thev have to ac
cept for it in case they forced It upon the
nwKct ror sale?
Cash snlna of whent In Chlcaso VCSter
day were small at 25,000 bushels, which Is
a poor showing for a market witn aa
large a territory tributary to it as Chi
cago enjoys. Cash wheat, Uc lower.
It was the gossip of the corn pit yes
terday that one large trader, who bought
May and July corn all morning, dumped
the greater part of it at the close and
was responsible for the late weakness.
Pome claimed that he was still long,
and that professionals, who are mostly
bearish, had out a little short corn last
night The bulls are said to be long
12,000,000 bushels of corn that has been
bought from hedgers, and a liberal per
centage will probably be delivered In
Ma,y. Cash corn unchanged nt Uo lower.
Oats followed other grains In their price
changes and closed fractionally lower
than yesterday. Caah oats Vio to Mo
lower.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
87,000 bushels; corn, 417,000 bushels; oats
none.
Wheat at Liverpool closed ttd lower;
corn, UJTHd lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 752.000
bushels and shipments 465,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 1,71!,0i0
bunhels and shipments 782,000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were 689,000 bush
els and shipments 624,000 bushels.
There wore no receipts and shipments
for this day last year, as it was a holi
day. There will be no market In Chicago or
Omaha Saturday. February 22. Washing
ton's birthday. The Chicago board also
win be closed Tuesday, i-eoruary 2a,
election day in Chicago. Omaha remains
opens February 25.
The following cash sales were reported
today.
WIIEAT-No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, 84c;
16 cars 83',ic; 1 car 83Hc No. 3 hard win
ter, 2 cars, 83c. No. 4 hard winter, 3 cars,
82c. No. 4 spring, 1 car 8lV4c; 1 car, 81c; 1
car, 80c. No. 3 mixed, 1 car. 834c; 2 cars,
82c. No, 4 mixed, 2 cars, 814c; 1 car, 80c.
No. 3 durum, 1 car, 86c
CORN No. 3 white, 1 car 4i,,ic; 3 cars,
44c. No. 4 white, 1 car, 43c. No. 3 color,
1 par, 43Hc No. Z yellow, 2 cars, 43c.
No. 3 yellow, 2 cars, 43&c; 10 care, 43c; 1
carc- No, 4 yerllow, 1 car, 42c; 1 car,
41V4c. No. 3 mixed, 2 cars, 43c, l car,
43o ; 3 cars, 42V4c; 2 cars, 42c. NO. 4
mixed, 1 car. 414c; 3 cars, 41&c; 3 cars,
41c; 4 cars, 40ttc.
OATS-iNo. 3 white, 1 car, 3lc; 11 cars,
30V4o. No. 4 white, 1 car, 30ic; 5 cars,
8016a,; 4 cars, 30Uc. No grade, 2 cars, 29c
Omaha Caab Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 83Q84Wc; No. 3
hard. 82K0634c; No. 4 hard. 70&Si&2c: No.
3 spring, 81Q82V40; No. 4 spring. 80I&81HC
CORN-No. 2 white, 44H6W4C; No. 3
white, 44Sn4V4c; No. 4 white, 42H3c; No.
3 color, 43&c; No. 2 yellow, 43V4c; No. 3
yellow, 42MrtNStto; No. 4 yeilow, 41042c;
No. 2. 4343?4c; No. 3, 42',443c; No. 4,
OAttNo. 2 white. 31i32c; standard,
31'i031c; No. 8 white, 3031c; No. 4
white. 80HSMic. XT ...
BARLEY Malting, C&SOc; No. 1 feed,
40tfr46c
RYE No. 2. BQWc; No. 3, E65SV4c
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 49 711 208
Minneapolis 192
Duluth 94
Omaha 63 82 M
Kansas City no wj
St. Louis 90 124 60
Winnipeg 817
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHJCAGO, Feb. 20. Revival of export
demand In the west for shipment by way
of the gulf gave the wheat market today
an upward slant. The close was neroua
at a shade to Aftc over last night.
Corn made a net gain of HtfVic and oits
1-160 to ViSVJc. In provisions tho out
come varied from 57Ho decline to a
rise of 2Hc.
Owing to rain or Bnow extending from
Oklahoma to South Dakota, wheat at
first took a down turn. The market wis
bearlshly affected aUo by predictions that
world shipments for the week wouid be
large. For the time being northwestern
reports of decreased arrivals formed tho
only offset In favor of the bulls.
News that foreigners were buying wntat
In Omaha to bo routed via New Orleans
effected a complete change lr,' pit senti
ment. The result was to add quickly o
to prices here, and this notwithstanding
that a cold wave was putting an epd to
the deposit of molsure in portlona of the
winter crop belt. However, a group of
big houses with free orders to sell at any
further advance brought about a feeling
of uncertainty as trading came to ul
end, Primary receipts were 762,000 bubn
els. against a holiday last year. Clear
ances of wheat and flour equaled 417,000
bushels.
Corn found friends when wheat began
to ascend. Besides, there were com
plaints that rural hauling was hauJI
capped by the 'eoftness of roads. Oats
were firmer on aocount of belief that the
weather was unfavorable for marketing,
though lees so than for corn.
Provisions responded late In the ses
sion to the strength shown by grain.
Earlier the bears were In control be
cause of the liberal run of hogs here and
at other leading points.
Closing quotations ranged na follow-):
Artlclel Open. I High. I Low j Close.j Yea'y,
,TLI . I. Ilrl,.. IV, i n
red, $1.0301.07, No. 3 red, 95ciS'$l.0O; No. 2
hard. 904t(014c; No. 3 hard, 88S04o; No
Wc; No, 3 northern, 85387c; No. 2 spring.
spring, 78885c, velvet chaff, S6Slc,
durum, 8762c Corn, No. V yellow, 434c,
Wheat) I
May.fMHSW 93 924 2?i 92W5,
July. 91SW 91H Wt 91i 91Mi'W
Sept.' OTtfl 90UKJ.90 Soviet 'M
Coin i i I I 1
May. 61t2 52464i 61T152',.Vi,6nigG2
July. 53HH 53 634 83
Sept. 54S'4 54HOI M4 &4l644&U
Oats I I 1 I
May.33Ti34 344 33T4884 J4fl4 33
July. 34 84 4 34 344 344
Sept 34 S4U 34 3441 34
Pork i I I I 1
May.) 19 70 19 80 1 19 674 19 774-
19 iO 19 SO
July. 19 674 19 60 19 674 13 65 19 7o$T
Lard . I 1 l197
May. 10 574 10 60 10 55 10 CO 1 10 CO
July. 10 60 10 6245 10 6J4 10 62'A 10 624
Sept. 10 653J4
10 874 10 724 10 65 10 70 10 674
Ribs I I I 1 1
May.l 10 45 1 10 474 10 42 10 4741 10 60
July. 10 424- 10 474-
10 4V 10 60 10 424 10 50 10 50
Knt. 10 47U 10 55 I 10 47H 10 M in M
No. 3, 4TtH8Vc; No. S white. 4MiH9c. No.
J yellow. 4T4S,c; No. 4. 44,lM?c. No. 4
white. 4S4mTHcj No. 4 yellow, 41M&mi4c.
Oats. No. 2 white. S345c; No. 3 white.
fl3.le. No. 4 white. SltfMc. standard.
3fiMHc 'He, No. 2. ie. Barley, 47Wlo.
Seed. tlmothjv-Jl3.70; clover, $llftm9.jo.
Piovlslons, porA $19 70; lard. $10.5214;
rlhs. 9 STiJcri0.Eli.
Bl'TTBR-Straay; creamerlc. 2Sc to 36
036Hc
EGGS Firm; lecclpts. 5,877 cases; al
mark, rases Included. l"lT18e; refrigera
tor firsts. lSttHo. firsts, 19c.
POTATOES-Weak, receipts. 74 cars;
Michigan, 46tM8r; Minneapolis, 45tiMSc;
Wisconsin, 43&48C.
POl'LTRY-tfteady; turkeys, dressed.
21c; chickens, alive, 13Hc; springs, alive,
14ic.
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NEW VOlllC GENERAL SI ARK I IT
MnotHtlnna of the Day on Vnrlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20. FIXJUR-Qulet;
spring patents. $4.4(VJ)4.fi; winter straights,
$4.60(94.60; winter patents. $4.70Q5.10; spring
clears, $4.20ff4.45; winter extras No. 1,
$4.0004.15; Winter extras No. 2, $S.9J4.O0;
Kansas straights. 94.10QT4.S5. Rye flour,
fair to good. $3.G03.8S; choice to fancy.
$3.90r4.00. Buckwheat flour.
CORNMEA L Fine whIU and y3tlo.w,
$1.3081.35; coarse, $1.261.30; kiln dried,
$3.15.
RYE Easy. No. 2 western, 66c, c. I. f.
Buffalo.
BARLEY Unsettled; feetllng; 66c. c. I. f.
New York, malting, l!ir72c, c. I. t. Buffalo.
WHEAT Spot market firm; No. 2 red.
$1094 in elevator nnd $1 11 f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, $1,014 t. o. b.
afloat. Futures market was easy early
on the cables and precipitation In tho
southwest, but rallied on covering due to
reports of oxport sales of forty loads,
closing unchanged to Ho net higher. May,
8?itf994c; closed at 99ic July closel nt
SSVic; September, 97c. Bonded wheftt:
May and July closed nt 7l4o bid.
CORN Spot market easy; export, 56kc,
f o, b. afloat.
OATS Spot market steady; standard
wnue, sc; no. a, sxftc; No. 4, 37wrr.
HAY-Standard, 974o; No. L $1.001.05
No. 2, S.VS7c; No. 3, 75gOe.
LEATHER Hemlock firsts, 2&ff29c;
seconds, 27C2Sc; thirds. 24ur2.1c; rejects,
19CO0C.
I'ROVISIONS-Pork, mess, $20.KW21.00:
family, $21.5(VSl23.50; short clears, $21.00
22.25. Beef, mess, $20.0021.00; family.
$21.008,25.00; beef hams. $32.004i4.0O. Cut
meats, pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds,
13413Hc; pickled hams, 144c. Lard,
steady; mlddlo west prime, $10.GOfU0.70; re
fined, firm; continent, $11.40: South Amer
ica, $11.83: compound, $7.007.874. .
TALI,OW Special. 7c; county. 5TWc.
HOPS Quiet;, state, common to choice,
1912 crop, 20QC8C; 1911 crop. 1015c; Ta
clflo coast 1912 crop, 174f23c: 1811 crop,
12ffl6c.
HIDES-FIrm; Central America. 30tc;
Bogota, 2903OiC.
BUTTER Easy; receipts, 6,250 tubs;
creamery extras, 36c; procoss extras,
26264o; imitation creamery, firsts. 24
25c; factory, held, 22iif224c; factory, cur.
Ing stock, held, axaelo: packing stock,
tng stock, held, 20'214c; packing stock,
current make, No. 2, 20204c; No. 3, 17
19c
CHEESE Steady; receipts, 2.232 boxes;
state whole milk, colored specials, 174
ISc; state wholo milk, white specials,
174c; skims, 614c.
EGGS Steady; receipts. 14,905 cases;
fresh gathered, extras, 2122c; fresh gath
ered, firsts. 20c; refrigerator, firsts, 154
'16o; nearby hennery, whites, good to
large sizes, new laid, 26c; nearby hennery,
selected whites, defective In size or qual
ity, 2124c; nearby hejinory, brown. Sic;
western gathered, whites, ' 2324c.
POULTRY Dressed, quiet but firm;
fresh killed western chickens, 14-ti'16c;
fowls, 1517c; turkeys, 1424c.
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20. WHEAT No. 3
red, 11.0291.08; No. 2 hard, 893904o.
CORN-No. 2, 474T4c; No. 2 white, 49
494c.
OATS No 2, 33q; No. i whlt, 33
3414c. " ' ' '
RYE 62c. ' 1
Closing price- of futures: '
WHEAT May. 9inc: July. 894c
CORN May, 51 4c; July, 624c.
OATS May, 34c; July, 344c.
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $6.50
9.60; extra Taney nnd straight, $3.9031.75;
hard winter clears, $3.463.80,
S BED Timothy, $10.00.
CORNM EAL $2.90.
BRAN-97cfi$1.00. 1. , i.
HAY Timothy, $10.0015.50; prairie, $9.00
13.00.
BAGGING-$10.00.
TWINE Hemp, $8.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, Jobbing. $17.75.
Lard, prime steam. $10,17410.274. Dry
salt meats and bacon unchanged.
POULTRY Chickens, IK; springs, 144c;
turkeys, 18c; ducks, 16c; geese, 10c.
BUTTER-Creamery. 2835c,
EGOS-lSc.
Receipts. ShlpinenU.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
it... 12.000 12,000
,.,..10S,000 111.000
.....152,000 63.000
..... 504,000 61,000
Apple Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20. APPLES Doing
fairly well in tho ,woy of sales. Stocks
have not been reduced sufficiently to
bring about any changes In prices. The
supply, both of barrels and- boxes, re
mains liberal. Some cars of barrels con
tinue to come In and In some cases ,the
fruit Is said tb 'have shown1 'some frost
damage. The woather is favorable for
the movement of apples. Western box
apples (prices quoted are for sale In a.
small way; large lots coma noi oe moveu
at these figures): Delicious, outside for
a few extra fine, large, $1.503,00; Jona
than, $1.001.65; Grimes Golden, outside
fancy. $1.001.60; Wlnesaps. $1.2Mil.75;
Spltzenuerg, $1.261.75; Northwest Green
ings, $1.001.25; Rome Beauties, $1.25
1.60; some fancy large, $1.762.00; Stamen
Wlnesaps, l.WXBl.-&: Arlsto uiacx, Jl.i-oB
76r5i.11.00 American Reds. 75cifMl.RO.
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Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb". 20.-WHEAT-Cash:
No. 2 hard, 858S4c; No. 3, 84f87c;
No. 2 red. D6c$1.02; No. 3, 89o(fl$1.00.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 47c: No. 3. 46c: No.
2 white, 474o; No. 3. 47c.
UATS-NO. 2 wnite, 33(834ttO: ISO. i
mixed. 32KQ33C
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. 86i66c; July, 85c.
CORN May. G14&6140; July. 624c
OATS May, S5G0540.
BUTTERf-Creamery. 35c; flrBts, 33c;
seconds, 31c; packing. 19a
POULTRY-Hens. 12V4c: roosters. 8Uc:
ducks, 15c
EGUS-Flrsts, 184c; seconds, 13c. .
Receipts Shipments.
Wheat, bu 65.000 60.0H&
Corn, bu 60,000 36,000
uats, ou ih,uh 19.C00
Sllnneapolls Grain Murket.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 20. WHEAT
May, 884o; July, 90904c; September,
90c. Cash: No. 1 hard, SS4c; No. 1
northern, 874884o; No. 2 northern, 864
0864c; No. 2 hard Montana, 884c; No, 3,
834B44c.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 44Jt444c
OATS No. 3 white, 30431c.
RYE No, 2, 65(B674c.
BRAN-$17.6018.00.
FIOUR Hrst patents. $4.30fl-ii:
ond patents, $1.16.04. M: first clears, $3.10
3.40; second clears, $2.302.60.
BARLEY 42fM6c
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llllivnulicf Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 20.-WHEATKn
1 northern, W892c; No. 2 northern, &9fl90c;
No. 3 hard winter. 90&04cl Mav. 90Tio!
July. 90c.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 43Wffl4So: vn. 9
white. 49c; May. 524824c; July, 634c.
RYE-fi24J2Vc
BARLEY 6371c,
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 20. WHEAT H
quiet; No. 2 Manltofja, 7s 7d; No. 2 Manl
toba, 7s 44d; futures, easier; March, 7s
6,4d; May. 7s 3d; July, 7s $4d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 4s lid: American mixed, old. 6s.
Inal; American mixed new, via Galveston,
6s 74d; futures, easier; March, American
mixeu, fs 'u.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Feb. 20CORN-No. 4 white.
47.4c; No. 3 yellow, 47474c: No. 4 yell
low, 4&C4Sc.
OATH Standard, 32Kc: No. 3 white, 32
324c; No. 4 white, 314c
Ilry Goods Market,
NEW YOIUC, Feb. 20.-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets are steady with
trading of moderate volume. Jobbers are
doing an active business In wash fabrics.
Yarns are being offered more freely by
spinners,
Key to the filtuatlon-Bee Want Ads.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Ihvorite Issues Move in Narrow
Range, Dull and Heavy.
INACTIVE SHARES ARE SOLD
Sentiment llenrlah anil Little Heed
GUen KnMiriitttp 1'nrliin
Pro
posal In Double Tnt on
Transfers Ornlri Woe.
NEW YORK. Fob. 20. Wide chntiges of
tho day in the stock market were re
stricted to tho less active stocks. Tho
favorite Issues moved within a narrow
rnugo and wero dull and heavy. Among
the less active slocks dcollncs wero
larger, In somo cases running up to 0ff8
points. Liquidation of Intd-tlve storks
has been a feature of the recent de
cline In tho general market. Discrimina
tion by banks against such stox'ks as
collateral Is said to have led to forced
soiling.
Tho spirited buying movement which
was In progress, when tho market closed
yesterday was not followed up today, al
though opening prices of a majority of
tho leading Issues worn higher This ad
vantage was quickly lost and i heavy
tone developed. Tho market wwa sub
jected to no severe pressuro and few ot
the prominent stocks moved as much as
a point below yesterday's close Union
Pacific. Reading, Northern Pacific nnd
Smelting were most suseeptlblo to pres
sure. HenUincnt was bearish nnd llttlo hoed
wns given such favorablo factors as tho
outlook for peace In Mexico, tho more
cheerful feeling abroad and nn excellent
statement for January of Baltimore St
Ohio, tho first of the largo railroads
to mako Its report. The conditions ap
parently wore outweighed by the Im
portance given to the proposal to double
the state Uix on stock transfers. Such
a plan, advanced at n time when tho
street wns alrendy fooling tho accumu
lated weight of "its woes, made sentlmont
decidedly bearish.
There was nn easier tendency In two
money market. Another small gold en
gagement for South America . was ar
ranged today. Tho loss sustnlnod from
gold exports and subtreasury operations
so far this week by tho banks Is nearly
Bonds' moved narrowly ami rcKUlarly
Total sales par value, $2,000,000. , Unltea
States bonds unchnnged on
Number of sale and leadlnu quotations
on stock, today werofoUows
Amilcunatcd CoNer .. U,00 MH 67i CTT4
American Agricultural ... 0 (1 S3 11
American Ileet Pugr .... JH 35 Id
American Vn 2,800 404 J4
American Can pfif , ISS'fc
American ft A F WOO $0U 0'i MU.
American Oalton Oil 49
Am. Ic tM-urltlea 801 UH tlH H
American Uniml W t', . ' 9H
American locomotive ... 1,100 am ti Si
American 8. t It 7 7H 6H 94
Am, S. & It. rM , 194
Am. Fdltar lurlnlnj...... too IIS ll US
American T. k T too 1!!H 1M4
American Tobucco ....... 40(1 Kli SSI !0
Anaconda Mining Co 1,100 B
Atchlaon :.50O 10l!i 101 101V4
Atrhlmn rM 1W 101 101 101
Atlantic Ow.it Mne US
Palttmora A OIUo l,IOi 101 00'i 100H
Ilethlelim Rteet X St XV
Diooklyn UbpIiI Tr 10) S mi
Canadian Pacific 2,500 m SM'l iSOi
Csntral leather .w....!. m 100 .27 'JT :7
Oieeapeake. A OMrft..,, 6.S08 . 71 ' TI4 71S
(.Tllcago O. W.... SOP 15 IS 14
(Thtcaro, M. & K. ,f, . 7. . ,700 tqfli 10 1M
rhlcago &. K. W 133
ss4
34
Colorado r. I..-..
106 SIU SI
(JonaoiinalM tua
Cora Products
Delaware A Hudson
Denver ft Rio drnnde....
Denver & It 0, pfd
BlrtlllPTB' Securltlea ....
4W J 182
0 Uli
1S 1)4
"0.
100 ti 20 U 20 14
SB
1,100 17!i 17 1V
J.W) 2V !8i !
Rrla
Krle 1st pfd S.700 l'i 4.14 s'
Kris 3d pfd v. .SOO.SMi S5H 35
General' Rleclrle 500 ISKU 138i)4 1JSU
Oreat Noattieni pfd 1,W 12H 110 T 1M
Oreat Northern Ore ctfa. fiOO 3Vs S .V,i
Illinois Central 400 12!H 121 t2
Interrorouzh Met 400 17 1H tl
Inlsr Met. pfd 1,000 fS tK Mf4
lnternatlonsl Harveflter . 1,000 10HV4 107 10711
Inler-Marlue pfd ..' , 17U
Internatlonnl I'aper 200 IIS lHl l"i
Intsrnatlonat rump II
Kanaas City Houthsrn.... 100 :4H 24S H'i
lAcleds Oaa 100 1014 101H 101H
Lehlrh Valler ' 1,000 167 ' 156i 1M14
TSulnlllo & NaahTllle... 1,100 ni'i ltlli 111H
M., Et. P, t,B. (Us. M.. 100 135Mi 13SH 1SI '
MlsSOUrt, K. T 100 2S4, 25H 26H
Mlaaourl Paciflo 600 374 374 "4
latlonRl Iflscult 1,100 117 ' US 112H
National Lead tA. 4.1
N. R R. of M. 2d pfd.. 100 23T4 23 23H
New York Centra) f.00 105j, 105 105
N. Y., O. W 600 SOli 301t 30(1
Norfolk & Western 1.100 107V4 107ti 10T
North American 500 79 78i 7
Northern Pacific 1,100 ll 116 1UH
raclflc Mall , , 100 24 S6V4 J5H
I'ennayanla ,2,800 lllVi Ill's IIS4
People's Oas 200 110 1M', 110
p., o., c. it 8t. iti..... -'...
Plttaburgh t'oal . SOS toi 20H
Preyed Steel Car 600 3 t 80 80
GullmanValac Car 100 16 16 16
Reading 10,600 15J 1674 167
Republic I, & B 100 26H 2H 24i
Republic 1. S. pfd
Rock Island Co 2,200 2JS 22 224
Rock Ialand Co. pfd 300 3 3V4 M
St. U & 8. F. Jd pfd... .100 25i 254i 2SK
Seaboard Air Line 10O. 1U 18 14
Beaboard A. 1. pfd.... S00 4 454. 4Mi
Slwa-Fheffleld-tr. 38
Southern l'aclflo t .4,600.101 1004 100
Houthern' Railwsr; 200 26 U 2',l 2i4
So.. Railway pfd':..,...,,,, too 7$4 79 74
Tennesee Copper .1'.' 5.709 STli 334 35
Texas Pacific 200 18 II 18
Union Paelflc '.10i400 ' ISA. Hl'i 1st
Union reclflo pfd 200 87 r7 874
United States Realty 401) 71 70 70
United statea Rubber.... 6,200 6! 60U 60H
United States Steel 31,000 624 IS t
U 8. Steel pfd 2.2A) 1014 1074 108
Utah Copper 1.200 61 f0 Vi 60W
Va.-Carollna Chemical . 100 .Sli 314i 31U
Wabash 200 3 3 ST
Wabash pfd 100 Ml i
Western Maryland 30 41 43 4IS
Western Union 400 SH 1i 67
Wsallnihouae Electric ... t.SOO 6 60
Wheollng & L. Z
Total aales for the day.- 21S,00 hres.
New. York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. SW.-MONEr-On
call, steady; 3(ij34 Per cent; ruling -ate,
34 per cent; closing bid. 39i per cent;
offered at 34 per cent. Time loans,
easier; sixty and ninety days, 44'lri per
cent; six months, 44 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 5 por
cent.
OTERLlNti kxchamik-Hteaay at
decline, with actual business In bankers'
bills at $4.9323 for sixty-day bills and nt
$4.K740 for demand; commercial bills,
$4.S2i.
SILVER Bar, Mexican dollars,
4S4c. ' ' '
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular. ,
Closing quotations on bonds today were
n follows:
U. B ref 2a, reg hK.. C. So ref. t,.. 7i
do coupon 100I, 8 db 4a 1981.
V. 8. . reg uni. 4 .... 871,
do coupon 1011, M , IC. & T. lat 4. J
U. 8. 4a. reg 1IJV; do gen. '414s t
n.nama 8l COUDOQ . .102 du t'OflV. t.m "' flji
SA.-0. lat be ctla. .. 65 U U U of M 4e! 88
Amer. Ag. '-"" . 3'.4.. . M
a T t T. CT. 4s. .108 do deb 4,. .. soil
Am. Tobacco .1!14K. V. N. II. & II.
Armour & v;o. , sr. 3Y,t t
Atchlaon gen W. 1st c 4a. J7
do ct. 4a 1M0
wt ou ct ag i()7
'"Nj, Pacific 4, . (7h
S do 3a n
WO. 8. L rfdg. 4k . Ml,
VOSPenn. er. 1, mi ,7
MS do con. 4a )!
10. 'Reading aen U i:
do ct.
A, C. I- ! 4a..
11,1. t Ohio 4s...
do 1
tlrook. Tr. nr. 4
Ceu. of Oa. ta...
Cen. 1eainer ss " B r fg 4a 76
-he. L. Ohio 4a ..lOO' do gen 6a 7U
do conr. 4a Win. U s. W. c 4s.. V
(Jhlcago & A. 3. ti '8. A. L udj 5a... 7t
c. B.v y S S? rc co1-
do gen. 4...- .. M do c. 4a ' . Ss
? M B P 4s.l0; do u ref .. . M?i
V. IV. 1. r-?"". way oa 16
ao ng. acu. ia
0. 8. r & 4a MViUnlon Pacific 4a
,n A- II er. 4s . . 97 do cr. 4a
99
91
93
D. '& ft- O. ref 6a. 11 do let A ref. 4,
niituiari' ea . n.
Ruhlier ',.
Erl
rls p. 1. 4a.. 1J 8, steei M w.
do gen. s.. JW -Car Ch. u ,7"
An -v 4a. aer. II 74 Wah. lat aV 1.
III. Cen. lat ref- 4, MWf,tero Md. 4a. j
Inter. Met,
Inter M.
M. 4s.. 4WI. Central 4a Mt,
Jacan 4a
Dld. Offered.
Near York Mlnliiir Kluckn,
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-CIoslng quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Com Tunnel stock, I Meilean 70
do Imnda II Ontario 360
Con, Cal t Vs... 28 Ophlr jo
Iron Sllur 160 Small Hopea H
Iadyllls Con 4 3tandard n
Llttls Chief I. I Yellow Jatket 20
Offered,
Condition of Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Feb, M.-Tho condition
of the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Work
ing balance, $70,389.0S5; In banks and Phil
ippine treasury. HI.2M.710; total of gen
eral fund, $147,001, SW. Receipts yesterday
$2,7oO,1K, dlsbursomonts, $1.95O,10f.. The
surplus this fiscal year Is JS.2I0.1SS, as
against a deficit of 124. 103,130 last year
Tho flgurrs foi receipts, disbursements,
etc, exclude l'mmma canal nlid publlo
debt trnneactlons. (
liomlon Ktnok Markets,
LONDON, Feb. jo. Amerlran securities
oioiied strady today. Fair buying orders
wero cxecutod during the forenoon and
prices advanced from 4 to IH over parity.
Cnnsl. mens? . 744lulattll A N .IMS
do aeeounl 7I',M . K. A T. w
Amal Cepper MSN Y tntral . . lfri
AtchlMa 101 NVrfr4k W .. A(H
IM Ohio . . 104 Ontario A. W. .. Jl
Canadian l"sclflc JSl'enlvanls .. 60
Chea A Ohio 74neadlng II
aileago 0. W. . . H!o. Railway .. . 14,
C.. M. & St. P. ...llftSo. l-si'ltlo 101
Denrer It. II .. 90S Union Parltlo . .. .140
rle NM'. B. Steel IS
do rM 44Wabah SJ,
Orand Trunk lal)e lleera 11
Illlnol, Central . . til Jtand Mines
SILVRR-ltur. easy, nt 3Si,d per ox.
MON14Y-44fN por cent. ,
DISCOUNT RATES- Short bills. t per
cent; three months' bills. 4 15-ltf per cent.
Ilnstoti .11 1 11I pu: Mtneks.
BOSTON, Feb a) -Closing nuotatlons
on mining stocks weee;
AUouca K,Mlaml tapper 2S
Amal. Copper S Mohawk 47
A. r.. L A 8 29 NVvada On 18
Arlimia tvm JMpllng Mlnea ... IV
II. ft C. l & K. M. 6 North Hutts . . US
Cal. Arliona.. .. t)N'orth lla 1
e liecia.. . . 4(6 old iominlon .. . . 45S
Centennial 14 oaoeola II
Copper Range C C 41Qulncy 68
East "ulte C. M.. . llSliann.m 10S
Kranklln .. 8 Superior 3&ai.
Ulroux Con SHuperlor ' II. M. . 3 1-14
uranny on ... . 0",Tamaraea 24
Oreens Cananea . . 7SU. 8. 8. It M. . 38
me itnjaie inHer. on pro , 4a
Kerr laike SVat'tah (n 9
laike CVrper 13flh .Copper Co 60
Ia Salle Copper. . ISWInona at.
-A,aeo. wonerins
Ilnnk Clrnrlnas.
OMAHA, Fob. M Bank cloarlngn for
today aro $3,3(5.t73.7il. The oorrespondlng
day last year was Wanhlngtou's birthday.
OMAHA (312M:RA1i MARK 1ST.
BUTTER No. 1, Mb. carton. 36o; No. 1,
60-Ib. tubs. 354o: No. 2. 3(a
CHEESE Itnpoi ted Swiss. 3:6; Ameri
can Swiss, ftic; blocn Swiss, Ho; twins,
Mc; daisies. lc; triplets, 19c; young
Americas, :1c; bluu label brick, 'Mc; lltn
borger, 2-lb.. 21c. 1-lb.. 22o; Now York
white, 20c.
. POULTRY Urollers, $6.00 per dog.;
hens, 18o; corks, 11c; ducks, 30c; geese.
ISc. turkeys, 20c, pigeons, per dog., $1.20.
Alive, brollurs, ISc; hens, 12o; old roosters.
7c; ducks, full feathered. 15c; geese, full
feathered, lie; turkeys, lCc; pigeons, per
doz., 00c; homers, $2.60; squabs. No. 1,
$1.M; No. 2, 60c.
F1S1I (Fresh) Pickerel. Sc. froxenl
white, 10c, froien; trout, lie, troxeli;
largo crapplcs, 12c. froien; Spanish mack
erel, 16c; eel, 15c; haddock. l2o; flounders,
11c; shad roc, per pair, 40c: salmon, 18c;
halibut, ISc; frozen, 13c; buffalo, 9a; bull
heads, 13c. Oysters, boy atananrds, $1.13;
northern, $1.40; selects, $1.C3; counts. $1.00,
FRUIT-Orangcsi Extra fancy Call
fornla navels, I'M, 1U), 170, 200, 916, 2D0 per
box, $3.60; fancy California navels, 126.
160, 176, 200. 216, 260, per box, $3.25; extra
cholco California navels, 150, 176, 200, 21(1,
260. por box, $2.60; extra cholco navels, 126
size, per box, $160; extra choice navels,
2SS bIzc, per box, $2.60; extra cholco naVels,
r4 and 324 size, per box, $2.2C. drape
Fruit: Extra fancy Florida, 36 size, per
box, $3.00; 46 size, per box, $3.25; 64 size,
per box, $3.26; 64 und SO size, per box,
$3.60. Cranbomes. Extra fancy, Bell
and Chnrry, !er box, $3.25. arnpes: im
ported fancy pink, heavy pack, $7.60Et7.T6.
Lemons:: Iema brand, 800 nnd 360 slbes
$7.76; 420 size, $7.60. Pears: Extra fancy
California Winter Nollls, por box. $2.60,
Itannlius: SeUctcd, bunches, $2.00c&3.60;
Jumbo, largo fruit, bunch, $3.75rfr3.50.
Apples: Extra fancy Washington
JonnthauH, 113, 126, 138. 160. 165, box,
$t,K5; extra fancy Washington Grimes.'
Goldens, 113, 126, 138. 160, box, $1.76: extra
fancy Washington Roman Beauties, 72, 80,
SR. 96. 103, 126. box, 31.76; extra fancy
Washington Black Ben Davis, ,72, 80, 88,
96, 104. 125 count box. $1.75; extra fancy
Washington Red Wine Saps, 104. 112. 1&,
1E8. box, $2.00; extra fancy Pink Cheok
Waxen and White Winter Pourmalna, 96,
104, 113. 125. 13S, 150, 163 count, box, $2.00;
extra fancy Colorado, unwrapood. White
Wlntor I'earmolns, 160. 165, loo, 200 count,
box, $1.65; extra fancy New York Bald
wins, per blil., $2.90; oxtra fancy New
York It. I. GrecnttiKB, per bbl $3.25; ox
tra fancy Now York Btate Russets, per
bbl., $3.00; extra fancy Missouri Jona
thans and Grimes Guldens, per bbl., $4,00
6-bbl. lots or more, assorted, 16a per bbl.
off; extra fancy Missouri Ben Davis, per
bbl., $2.50; extra fancy Missouri Wine
Pippins, per bbl., $2.76: extra fnncy Mis
ourl Willow Twigs, Black Twigs. York
Imperials arid other fine varieties, per
bbl., $3.25.
VEGETABLES Bweet Potatoes: Extra
fine Kansas, per bbl., $2.76; extra fine
Kansas, per bushel basket, $1.60. Celery:
Extra fancy Jumbo California, per doz.,
90c. Cauliflower. California. 2 dozen' to
crate, $2.26. Cabbage: Wisconsin Holland
sood, In crates, per lb., lVJci Wis. Holland
seed, per ton, In sacks', $20. Onions; Min
nesota Yellow Globe, extra large, In
sacks, per lb., 14a; Minnesota Red Globe,
oxtra largo. In sacks, per lb., 14o; Span,
tsh, about 45 lbs., per crate, $1.60. Carrots,
Turnips and Parsnips: In sacks, per lb..
14c Potatoes: Minnesota White or Rod
stock, sacked, per bu., GOc; Minnesota,
Burbanks, sacked, per bu., GOc; Minnesota
Red River thlo, seed, sacked; per bu., 65a.
NEW VEGETABLES-Tomatoes: Flor
ida, 6 basket crates, per crate, $4.00. Lat
Hire: Head, per' doz., $1.00iSa.60; leaf,
homo grown, per doz., 45QfiOc, Radishes)
Southern, per doz., 46300c. Parsley: Per
doz., 40c. Cucumbers: Hot houses per
doz., $2.0). Peppers: "Six basket crates,
por basket, 60c. Shallotts: (Southern
green onions) per doi., 46c.
MISCELLANEOUS Honey: New Colo,
rado, 24 frames, per case, $3.76; new
rlover, 24 tumblers, strained, per case,
$1.90; new clover, 24 short pint Jars,
strained, per case, $6,00; new clover, C0-lb.
can, strained, 2 cans In cose, per lb., 10c.
Cocoanuts: In sacks, per sock, 6.26; por
doz., 75c.
i - -
Metnl Market.
ST. IXUIS, Feb. 20. METALS Lead,
U.miA.iWj. Spelter, $6.25.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20,-METAI.S-Cop-per,
steady; spot and February,' $14.25,
bid; March, Aprld and May. $14.2617(14.75;
electrolytic, $15.00; lake, $15.23; casting,
$14.76. Tin, weak; spot, $48,37448.624;
J'Vibruary, $48.25rT48.024; March, $47.tQ)
48.00; April. $17.254J47.75. Lead, steady;
$4.25(4.35. 8pultcr, easy, $.2S4!i..V). Anti
mony, aulet: Cookson's. $9.3Oli9,40. Iron.
nteady and unchanged. Copper exports
this month, 22,lKXi tons. London coppcrt
dull; spot, 64 5s:, futures, 64 6s. Local
excnui'Hu nuiva ui liii, tut luim. ijuimuii
tin. weak: spot. 218; futures, 14. Uin-
don lead, IC 12s Cd. London spelter.
25. Iron, Cleveland warrants, CI a 90 In
London.
Coffee Murket.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20. -COFFEE Fu
turos market opened steady at a decline
of 11GP15 points under a renewal of heavy
soiling Inspired by lower European cables
and reports of a further decline In tho
cost and freight market. Later tho mnr
ket rallied on covering and itn active de
mand. Tho close wa firm and from 6 to
14 points net higher. Sales, 164,600 bags.
February, 12c, nominal; March, 12.0oo;
April, 12.20c; May, 12.29o; June, 12.38a;
July, 12.43c; Aiutust. 12.60a; September,
12.57c; Ooctober, 12.47c; November, 12.39o;
December, 12.33c; January, 12.35c. Spot
coffoe, steady; Rio, 7s, 124c; Santos 4n,
14c. Mild, quiet; Cordova, t6fM7c, nom
inal. . ,
Sioux City Live Stock .Market,
SIOUX CITY, Feb, 20. CATTLE Re.
celpts, 1.200 head; market steady; native
steers, $7.25ti.7&; cows and heifers, $3.25
I&7.25; canners, $3.60Q4.6O: stockers und
feeders. $6.50fl7.60; calves, $6.25(7.10; bulls,
$5.2&jW.(W.
HOGS Receipts, 5,000 head; market 10c
lower; heavy. $7.8567.95. mixed. $7Mf4'
8.CO: light, $7.96-38.00; pigs, $6.7&W7.25; bulk,
$7.yw.w.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, l.'BOJ
market steady; wothers, $5.2TyQo.7S; ewes,
$4.60fj6.; lambs, $7.6Offfi.&0.
1 ....-
Turpentine Mild Itiislu,
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Feb. 20. TURPEN
TINE Finn; Kc; sales, 83 bbls.; receipts,
203 bbls.; stocks, 19,000 bbls.
ROSIN-Flrm; sales, 317 bbls.; receipts,
724 bblM. ; shipments, 621 bbls.; stocks,
121,900 bbls. Quote: A and B, $6,274; C
and D, $6.30; K. $6.36; F, $6.40; O, $6.45; H,
$6.66; I. $6.70; K $6.90; M. $7.00; N, $7.06;
WO, $7.10; WW. $7.16 lo $7.75.
Wool Market.
ST. IMV1S. Feb. 20. WOOI-8Uady ;
medium grades combing and clothing.
234026c; light flno. 19stc; heavy fine,
134flSo; tub washel, S7lu
Suunr Murket.
NEW YORK, Feb. 30,-81'(lAJl Haw.
firm. Muscovado, 89 test, 2 98c; rentrltlii
gal, 96 test 3.4Sc. molasses sugar, 89 test,
2 73', refined, steady,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good, Steady to Strong and Active
Mnrkct for Cattle.
HOGS SELL FIVE TO TEN LOWER
Sheep (JmI, otlve Metiers nt I'rl-es
(enernlly Ten to Fifteen lllxlier
I.nnttis Coiiiioniid Stonily
In .Stronir Prices.
HOl'TH OMAHA, Fob. 20, 1913.
Receipts were: Cnttlo. Hons. HheoP.
Official Monday 6,918 11,79
Official Tuesday 6,4.14 16,671 14,543
Official Wednesday.... 4.600 lUttt 7,239
Lstlmnto Thursdny ... 3,600 14,: Wjou
Four days this week. 20,533 63,137 38,540
Same days last week.. 18,707 62,919 47.SS9
Same days 2 wks nKo..l..l70 45.766 40.820
Hamo tlHVs S wks ngo..l6,W3 65,499 2S.774
Same dais 4 wks ago. .'.M.Wi 66.75S 60,911
Samo days last year... 18.602 61,741 31,991
Tho following table shows tho receipts
of rattle, hogs and sheep nt South Omaha
for tho year to. dale as compared with
nisi year. lvis. isu, inc. iec
Cattle 142.466 1&0.S92 8,42'
it logs 472,359 6S1.196 .. 10S.8.16
Sheep .. ..' 341,602 282,607 .995
The following tnblo shows tho range of
prices for hugs 'at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 11911.11911 .11810.11909. 190R.1907.
Feb.
Fob.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
9..
10.
II.
12.
13.
14.
6 06:
7 331
8 47
fi 161
6 20
6 91
7 6941
7 83
6 12
7 38
7 21
8 4S
4 03
4 17
8 61
8 71
6 SO
b 30
7 95U
7 964'
6 Oil
6 1
4 23;
91
6 98
6 09
6 15 4 13) 6 91
7 c6
7 964
ffCKV
6 01
6 96
r. no
8 77
4 02
5 88
6 62
6 93
6 St
Feb.
15.
16.
7 01
7 11
S 76
8 761
6 21
4 03
Feb.
6 18
Fob. 17 1 8 004
5 94
6 90
5 98
7 01
8 86 07'
4 05
Feb. 18, 8 1SV
Feb. 1. 8 054
Feb. 3f 7 97V
06
0S
I'll 0 IKI
4 10
H 92 6 91
4 15
f 97
4 18
6 83
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
tho Union stock yartls, South Omaha, for
twenty-lour nourn ending nt J p. m.
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hjors, Sheep.
C. M. &. St. P 4
Wabash I 1
Missouri Pacific 6 6..
Union Pnctflo 20 39 U
a A N. W.. oast 9 6 1
C. ft N. W.. west 88 f 30
l. St. P.. M. &. 0 19 19.
C, II. ft Q.. cast 3 I
C B. ft Q., west 37 66 1
C R. I. ft P., cast 2 7
C It, I. ft P., west t 1
Illinois Central 3 6..
O. G, W....v 3 1
Total receipts 141
114
23
DISPOSITION HEAD
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Morris ft Co
Hwlft rind Company.
457
tClil
S.0S6
3,012
4,314
4,2
m
2,203
8)
1,976
Cudahy Packing Co.
r.22
10
2,976
Armour ft uo
Schwartz ft Co
J. W. Murphy
Mori ell
L. P. Co
Sinclair
95
12
49
10
92
100
69
14
81
19
32
4
104
66
2
9
15
90
14
384
. O. P. Co
W. B. Valtsant
Ronton, Vansant
Co.'.'!.'
ft L.
Hill ft Son
F B. Lewis
Huston ft Co..........
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla ,
J. F. Husz ,
Rosenstock Bros ,
McCreary ft Kellogg
II. F. Hamilton ....
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild ft Krobs
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co
Cllno ft Christie ,
Other buyers
637
Tntnls 3.801 16.412 tf.819
CATTLE Cattle receipts this morning
were very moderate making tho total ror
lilt lour aays tins ween u.ikjj neuu. tua
market ns a whole was In very satis
factory condition.
Buvors of all "kinds of killing cattle.
cows and heifers as well us beef steers
wore out In the yards early In tho
mornlnu, and bought everything up In
good season. Tho prices paid wero steady
to strong as compared with yesterday,
Mia t,Af tArw hnnt brlnsrltiir 18.26.
Stook cnttlo and feeders wore also In
I .1 e,.n II. I Inln Mm WPnW
HUUU UV14I1VIIU 1UI III). ,,.
and they commanded good firm prices.
ltir me weoa ine mnrei uu niuno
around ioc nigner wuu iceueia airuun.
Quotations on cattlai licet steers, good
to choice, $7.9008.40! beef steers, fair to
good, $7.6fxfl)7.90; beet steers, common to
fair, $8.767.60: good to choice heUors,
$6.6007.25; good to choice cows. $6.3007.00;
fair to good grados, $5.6006,30: common
to fair grades, $3.76(U6.60; good to chokie
stockers and feeders. $7.0Offl7.7; fair to
good stocksrs and feo4ers, W.76O7.00;
common to ruir siocxers a m iccuc , ru
(18.75; stocK cows ana naitcrs, eo.vui.w,
vnal calves. 13.0Ckfi0.00: bulls, stags, etc.,
15.H6-&6.W.
ltcpresentativn sates;
W EST El IN S CdLORlADO.
8A atnera ... 12.17 7 70 44 Btee....139 7 70
62 steers.... 12.-0 7 70
BEEF STEERS,
At. 1'r. Ns. At,
....1010 6 16 18 1IU
.... 986 7 10 21 ,...1136
.... M( 7 20 ..II 1294
.... 866 7 20 SS 14(0
.... (76 7 26 10 108
....ISM 7 SO 9. 112V
.... IWO 7 SO 20 1160
....1044 7 40 17 10
.... 89 7 40 16 lilt
....1004 7 40 14 1MI
.,..1028 7 46 11 ,12)0
.... 811 7 SO 11 11
.... 898 7 60 S 1264
1120 7 66 4 1217
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.... 90 7 70 20 1216
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.... 944 7 70 10 i....J114
.. .1115 1 70 IS 110
1020 7 70 18 iS02
....1161 7 10 18 1S9I
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... 760
... 813
... 663
... WW
...974
.. 196
..1040
... 910
...1125
... 913
... 660
...1060
... 925
...Ml
...1140
... 960
... 881
I 60
s.
.,...1161
1160
1070
1144
1050
1168
1816
1047
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1146
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969
940
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946
1164
1590
1084
1072
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1113
1296
1284
964
1174
162
... AiU
965
864
736
..... 918
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616
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.... 886
1160
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HEIFERS.
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BULLS.
5 60
6 40
I 40
6 40
6 60
6 60
I 43
5 71
fi 16
6 90
6 0
6 00
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STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
I4M
00
l
960
I 75
S.
460 6 16
13..
lit
7 IS
4U e n
. 646 6 65
666 T 00
116 7 00
418 7 04
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7l
491
190
916
7 16
7 SO
7 36
7 25
7 26
SI Ml 7 26
10 74 7 26
8 300 7 JO
11 192 7 36
7 793 7 40
M 944 7 40
4 7so 7 m
61 796 7 8S
3 690 7 16
18 1188 8 16
CALVES.
1 tfO 4 on S 166 8 60
1 419 6 P) 1 120 8 10
1 W IN 220 I 00
7 t 90 1 1M n IPO
34)6 6 36 1 170 9 0.1
1 o 4 76 1 140 nn
S 414 7 10 1 140 9 00
I StO 7 1 116 9 00
I S46 8 60
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
il 678 6 94 II 1018 7 71
21 1072 7 II 1 1177 7 90
COWS AND HEIFERS.
3 . . . . I04O 16 7 61! 76
19 1144 4 46 f t
HOGS Receipts this morning footed un
about 201 oars, or H.30O head, being somo
1.3TO heavier than last Thiirsduy ana about
I, 500 larger than both two weeks ago and
a year ago.
First bids this morning were a flat
idlmo lower than yesterday's averse
trade. Tho opening rounds wero extremely
slow, and It was about, 10 o'clock beforo
anything of eonsrxjnonco had boon done
Saltvimou made a determined effort tr
force buyers to ralso their early bids, but
tho best thev could do was to got them
up to a Mi'lOo lower basis, nnd It wns on
thln.lnvol that tho hulk ot tho hogs wera
sold. .Shippers amV speculators nppar,
yiltly , hud light orders, and what the
bought was' lit about tho samo notches ss
other buyers' purchases. Tho market waa
slow o,nd draggy from start to finish,
and. It ws Into In tho day before, tho
ynrds woro cleared.
Bulk of tho offerings rhnnged hands at
$7.9Mr8 00, ns against $8.00418.10 on Wednes
day, and some real good hogs brought n.i
high nn $8.06. In making comparisons in
tho figures for tho two days It will bo,
well to remember that yesterday's clos
was somewhat lowrtr than tho early trade.
The majority of tho early-sales ranged
around $8.0t)8.10, while tho later ones
wero largely at $8.001,8.06, This would
make today s values a dime lowor than
Wednesday s early figures and only So" bo
low tho close, or HflOc lowor than the cly
crngo trade.
Hqprnsehtatlvo sales:
No. At. Rh. rr. No, At, Bh. nr.
68 241 80 7 90 49 228 ... T 974
M SW . , 7 M 21 211 ... 7 I7W
II 56.1 ... T 95 7.... 230 ... 7 m
S3 195 ... 7 93 K t 20 7 9tH
21 21 ... 7 96 70 MM ... 7 974
II 211 ... 7 93 60 213 ... T 971s
34 374 ... 7 95 17 171 ... 7 174
II ItO ... 7 96 33 218 ... 8 00
71 237 120 7 96 74 239 ... I 00
SI 100 ... 7 96 60 Ill ... 6 00
67 211 80 7 9.1 16 300 ... 1 00
17 212 ... 7 06 60 177 ... 100
II 900 10 7 96 M Ill 60 I 00
7 168 40 7 95 6 24 ... I (HI 1
94 169 160 7 95 61, 167 ... 8 PO
SO 166 ... 7 96 71 117 40 8 00
19 141 40 7 9S 71. 224 . . I ml
44 266 ... 7 95 TO 275 160 Soil
44 249 ... 7 99 ,81., 313 ... 8 00
13 Ill ... 7 15 77 Ill ... I0O
73 Ill 40 7 96 70 137 ... I 00
10 Sit 180 7 96 76. ......217 10 I 00
II 123 40 7 96 64. ......239 ... 8 00
71 319 ... 7 96 68 C79 ... 8 00
49 117 1(1 7 K 61 289 ... I 00
II !0 10 7 96 66 211 ... I 00
17 141 300 7 93 1 4 193 . . I 00
13 394 ... 7 95 13 212 120 8 00
66 189 ... 7 96 14 204 40 I On
6.. 981 ... 7 96 78 190 ... 101
67 141 SO 7 96 SI 213 I 00
I 980 ... 7 95 ' 71,.' 201 ... 104
37 255 ... 7 91 II 190 ... 8 00
16 S40 ... 7 95 21 112 ... I 00
II S61 ... 7 95 89 209 .,. I 014
5 177 MO 7 95 70 211 ... I 06
II HI ... 7 174 71 240 ... 8 06
HO M 7 I7U 71 Ill ... I 06
61 233 ... t 974
SHEEI Receipts of lambs nnd sheen
this morning were qulto moderate for ft
Thursday, there being only ahout twcntyi
four cars or 6,0000 head accounted for, an
compared with 7,674 head a week ago anrt
14,051 head two weeks ago, Tho supply!
wns a llttlo lnrgor than three weeks ngot
and one year ago. For tho first four
days of tho week the receipts foot up In
the nelghborrhood of 38,200, being around
9,380 hear short of the same days last
week, but 8,210 head more than during
the corresponding tlmq Inst year. As ta
quality today's supply wns not qulto as
good ns on Wednesday.
As on tho provtous days of the week
tho big bulk of tHo supply consisted ot
lambs. Tho demand seemed a little bet
ter than yesterday, resulting In a fairly
active trade at steady to strong prlcss.
While lambs made up the big end of tho
receipts thoy were only In moderate sup
ply at that, and It was chiefly on that
account trade allowed a little strength,
this morning. Among the early sales
wore somo fed western Iambs at $8.50.
As a mattor of fact there wero scarcely
enough ogod sheop offerings to make ft
market, thcro being only about seven
cars of sheep on solo. Buyers all acted
as If they wanted muttons? and as a con
sequence an active trade was done at
prices anywhere from strong to 1015a
higher. A small bunch of fed western
owes reached ad high as $6,90, and a load,
of shorn ewes went to tho scales at $(.25.
Two loads ot fed western wethers weigh
ing around 119 pounds sold at $6.60. Tho
light supply was disposed of at an early;
hour.
Quotations on sheep and Iambs: Lambs,
good to choice. $8.50038.76; fair' to good,
$8.35418.60; yearlings, light. $7.6507.83;
yoarllngs. heavy. $7.KVS7.6&; wethers,
good to choice, $6.353fAS.C0; wethers, fair ta
good, $n.90Qfl,36; ewes, good to choice,
$6.76R6.00; owes, fa(r to good, $6,60C.7S
cull sheep nnd bucks, $2.76ff4.00.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
269 fed lambs,, 78 8 45
252 fed lambs ".... 88 S
453 fed lambs.., sr' 8 a
489 fed lamb 83 8 00
374 fed wothnr 130 6 0C
109 shorn feeder lambs JO 0C
457 Mexican Iambs 78 8 26
26 culls .' 7 m
483 fed lamb SI 8 4C
272 fed lambs J
120 fed oweB 101 6 W
123 shorn ewes 112 4 76
235 fed lambs 4 8 M
12 fed ewes and wethers 138 5 75
489 fed , lambs 75 8 20
227 fed yearlings 97 7 00 .
CHICAGO LIV1B STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and Sheep Firm
Hons Weak.
CHICAGO. Fob. SOt-CATTLE-necelpts,
4.600 head; market firm: beeves, J0.754j9.00;
Texas stoers, $5.2OJ'0.00; western steers,
M.OMjJ.fiO; stockers nnd feedors, $o.30jj7.90;
cows and heifers, $3.1503.60; calves, $540
M10.35.
HOGBRecelpts, 31,000 head; market
weak; light. 1S.10S8.K; mixed. $8.1508.35:
heavy. $s!55i.S0; pigs, J0.25ij.15; bulk ot
sales, $8.258.3G.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,000
head; market firm; native, $3.10y.66;
western, $3.4026.75: vcarllngK, $8.7UU.O0:
MRtlvH lambs, I7.4ay6.85; western lambs.
$7.40418-85.
K H ii ana City Live Niook Market. '
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 20. CATTLE Re-
eclpts, 2,000 head, Including 300 southerns;
market steady to 10u higher; dressed bee
and export steers, $8,001)8.75: fair to good,
$7.0007.90; western steers, J6.60O3.23; block
ers nnd feeders, J6.0Q1f7.83: southern steers,
$6.26417,75: southern cows, tl.004f6.60; native)
cows and heifers. $4.W4tf.OO; bulls, J5.251i
6.60; cnlves, J6.604n0.00.
HOGS Receipts, 7,000 head; market 5q
to lOo lower; bulk of sales, J7.054J8.15:
heavy: $7.95418.10; packers and butchers,
$8,004(8 16: light, $S.0548.15; pUrs. ,$6.7647.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.800
head; market strong, Colorado lambs, $8.00
8.73; yearlings. $6,7547.65; wethers, $5.60
6.40; owes, JI.764jo.T5.
Mt. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. IiOUIS, Feb, 20.-CATTLE-Re-celpts,
4,400 head. Including 900 Texans
market steady; cholco to fine steers, $8.50
ii9.00; good to choice steers, J ( 502 860:
stockers and feeders, J5,26i&7.00: cows and
heifers. J5.6O4JS.00; bulls, J5.004J7.00; calves,
J5.60Vd7.00; Texas and Oklahoma steers.
$6.2S4V7.00; cows and heifers. 13.7MfB.50.
HOGS Receipts, 10,600 head: market 5a
lower; pigs and light, J6.80418.45; mixed
and butchers, JS.26418.13, good heavy, $8.33
j8.40.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts. 1,400
head; market steady; niuttons, JS.60416.35t
yearlings. $7.O04P?.75; lambs. $7,009.00.
i -
8t. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Fob. SOCATU'LE Re
ceipts. 2,400 head; steady; steers, $7.00
8.75; cows and heifers, $3,654)7.60; calves.
$5.50470.60.
HOGS-Rccelpts. 8,0)0 head: 6Q10u lower!
ton. $8.15; bulk of sales. JS.OOp.lS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.200
head; slow; lambs. $7.00ff8.8S.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stook at tha six Tirim
clpal western markets yesterday:
cattie. ttogs.
Sheer
s.coo
4,20f
1.600
S.&XI
1,400
11.000
South Omaha
St. Joseph....,
4600
2.400
1,200
14.X00
8.000
6.C00
7.000
10,600
34.000
Sioux City
Kansas City..
St. Louis ,
Chicago
2,000
4,400
4,600
Totals.,.,...
.18.000 81,900 32,900
: m io
6 n 7 10
3 910 7 10
6 781 7 10
6 4B 7 10
S lis 7 10
8 7 10
II U 7 16