rriw m:. om.mia, wi-.I)xkni)ay, fkbri'ary 20, mm.
sam o;t rcxciiAXCJF n. ii.
Pit It .w Km sale Omaha trnrKHK.
lot '-r;. . mmr; tills property offer
A. . . . . I ....II. Kknlllal.U J . . . HI
c'uj'iivmin i iiLiinism iinrnminiv , mil
giram In.-rease In viiluo next few years,
to cr. . ti building on trackage centrally
i at 'I ( nil or address, Paul 15. Skinner,
President. Skinner Aug. Co., owners,
Omaha
WANT improved farm; I will exchange
irootf income town property and pay; dlf
Terence, no agents. Address 2011 Illnney
trecl. Omaha. Nebraska,
FOIl TRADK We have dome cholca
Colorado rarnilng lands to trade for gen
eral ncri handle or hardware stocks. For
further liiformatlmi address The Lleber
Ijind l'o.. Hugo. Tolo.
THK ONLY "WAY
T. ti .it Ihe money trust Is to list votir
iropert for exchange with the Palmer
.and f 104 W. O. W. Bldg.. who can
irat. Ii them. ,
Will Trade Property
For Auto
a"trd V good 4 or S-passcnger car
of 'ate model Will trade city lots lor
ivachi.i. state make, model, horso
wf m.leage ard price wanted In first
lcttrr Address 8 710. care Bee,
"TO f RADKTfor horsed W.OiiO equity In
o .e of the lies'. quarters In Stanley Co.,
H !.. ntumbrance $1.(00; to un 2 ypars,
at i r rent n. DHtln, Kalth. a D.
12-ROOM bouse, Kountze Place, Omaha,
$7,000, cltnr, also other clear Omaha
property. Want California, U3J W. 424
Et., Los Angeles Cat.
40 ACRES of western land for Omaha
residence property; abstrnrt furnished,
1011 rity National Bank Bldg.
REAL KSTATM
Aliyl UAU't'is OK T1T1.IC.
REED Abstract Co.. oldcit abstract ot
Ceo n Nebraska. SOS Branded Theater.
ACIU'.ACE FOR SALE.
ONE! acre, three houses, $23 mo.; 11,200
cash, balance same as rent.
MYRTLE! DEU12L.
(702 Browne street Webster 1052.
CITY PnOPUUTY FOR SALE.
TO BUY, BELT. OR RENT, FIRST OTITIS
3Q11N W. BOBBINS. 1KB FARNAM ST.
MUST sell modern 8-rooni house 1 block
h. nf hlKh school. Pries $3,600. D. SCOT.
Owner Leaving City
Dundee House
$6,X0 will buy this 2-story, 8-room hotlso,
strictly modern, completed last ran.
First floor ha large living room
with brick firrnlace. dining room.
breakfast room and kitchen, fln-
unea in oax. except Kitonen. cc
ond .floor. 1 large bedrooms and
sleeping porch, flnhdied In selected
bircn: up-to-date batnroom; sun
way to floored attic; full cemented
basement with first-class heating
plant. The owner built this for hU
Home, but due to a cnange in D'Jsi
new hn Is forced to leave Omaha.
and offers this place at this cz
tfemcly reasonablo figure. Investi
gate. George & Company
' Phone D. 766. 902-12 City Nat. Bank Bldg,
DUNDEE
Ijarge living room, dining room, kitchen
on first floor, three nice bedrooms and
bath on second floor, with linen closet,
nil nicely finished; hot water heat: mod
em, large south front lot. Price but
4,300. Owner leaving city reason for
telling.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
S10-S12 llrandcls Theater.
NEAR CEE1GHTON
UNIVERSITY
Seven rooms and don, all modern; largo
basement with laundry; fruit and furnace
rooms; 69 foot frontage; IK) feet deep;
alley In rear; paved street with parking;
good neighborhood: within walklnir dts-
tance ond close to schools. Located near
;wi ana rauromia sts.
BEALIS-OARLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Fino Homo in Kountzo Plnco
W.7S0 Vestibule, hall, parlor, library
ami fireplace, dining room with hardwood
floors, a very convenient kitchen, largo
cellar with new furnace, four bedrooms
find modern bath upstairs; house Is In
cood order with largo front porch; south
front lot, Mxl24, with plenty of shado; ft
good barn or garage, at 2 Emmet Bt,
very handy to car and convenient to
school. If you wont a good, comfortable,
well built home, hero It Is, at about half
Its original cost.
W. H. Gates
644 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phones Douglas 1291. Webster 2ffl.
PO THE MAN WITH TUB MONET
AN INVESTMENT PAYINQ
This Is one of tha best plecaa of Income
property In Omaha, built of brick and
toncrete, therefore there Is no deteriora
tion: can be handled with $18,000, balance
ran be carried back. Address P 711, care
Bee.
KBAXj E8TATB
yRM Jb RANCH LAWD roR MALM
California.
California land excursions 1st and S3
yuea. W. T. Smith Co.. US City Nat Bt
' Canada.
EASTERN Saskatchewan grain and
ttock farms, improved or raw, right prioes
Vnd easy terms. If Interested write D. T.
peselm, 231S Bpragua. Omaha.
Plorltfa.
,J;PIfID0.7u,K8 rn5v"' 'arm land,
truck land, tlmoer and colonlratlon
tracts for sale and exchange for- good
Income producing northern property, c.
ChJ. d- 130 w Ashley St. Jackson
vine, it la.
Kansas.
KAN HAH FARMS and ranchea for sale;
S.l?.?SJScrS"i, WT".e 'or frea list. V. H.
K1QUETTE. Ballna. Kan.
Montana.
filXTY THOUSAND ACRES CAREY
LAND open to entry at Vallcr. Mont. Fif.
teen annual payments. Section famous
for grain, crosses, vegetables; well
adapted dlverslled farming. For partlcu
lrs write. Valier Farm Sales Co7. Box
Z Valier. Mont.
Nebraska.
.
IMPROVED
FARM
160 Acres
I.xtra fine, new Improvements.
rinse to town and sohool.
)!:' fifty miles from Omaha.
4Jood flxed-up home-like place to live.
H nearly level; awful rich ground.
Must raise some money and will sell
this awful cheap and make somebody a
1K t-urgahi that has tha money.
Thl frm Is In a mighty good neigh
Vorhood and nice neighbors.
No ,tKnt Ties got this to selL
t nco mo direct.
I'on't iinswer uultrs you Imye the gash
anC mean butintss.
uiii she poss&tkiitn of fa iui h thirty
My Udre, Postofflce Box Number
uidiij, Nebraska.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
tn 4 r-l 4 i
i Wlieftt bllOWS Fresh Activity on tllC
Market.
CORN MARKET NOT RESPONSIVE
ArlUr Turn In Whrnl lln lull Lit
tle lffn( tpun Price of Mellon
Orrnl iwhI rhlrnRii Ite
CFlpU Continue.
OMAHA, IVIr. ffi. 1913.
i .. acJlvty and strength developed
'he Chicago wheat trnde yesterday,
fm,i, bflck of it was apparently the best
milling and export Inquiry for some time.
r c'ii,t;5BO un"h lender confirmed suleM
Ol b0,0( lltlsllels. tnrxtll- nnrtharti
wheat Jo so to mi export house for
tJ..l;n" "I'lPmont to ihn seaboard.
Addltlntifil ..t..i .
upoui isft,( Mifthrlfj ornnha sold 50.(M0
puaiiciji oi nam wheat for export
to tro vln. th ffiilf ir fsn ...
" miiis. t asn nnd expoit people hail
Dirt tl "iNrxet buying future
amy iirm tone to the maiket, but the
prieo dropped back two or three times
.uuim ;utto ami touched D2,c for the
" i'uhii. jno ruiai rally was nearly
10 from bottom mmfntlnnB nnrl ItiA mar.
k.''l.oIo."J on ,h'' tlP- Short sellers were
timid because tho export snles late last
-ck innicnieii nuio chance or any :nv
bortatit decline In futures, while the ios
slhllltv of a crnn nrum will h. .m ih.
side of buyers.
Tiie world's shlpmcnln were smaller
than for several weeks past. Rusala
snipped omy ii3,coo bushels Inst wvek
inoro was a ueciuni cut in BuffH'o .stc.
in storo nnd a Dixit. The visible supply
was posted at a decreaso of M',(i00 Irish
els. This, with tho cash nnd export miis
kiivo me incrensed activity mm strcl Rtli
In tho speculative trade. Tlio Omaha
siocks snowed an Increase of mOOO bush
Al f.l U I . i.i1,.hI iKlJt' Lll..u
V, . . "'"" -' IHMIItl.
itest prices for the active com months
yesterday were 6tye. At the close May
whs MHo mid July W',c That tho matkut
din not respond to the strong turn In
wheat the last hour whs becmse of tha
very nennsn statistics the trndo had tu
consider. Tho Chicago corn receipts yes
terday reached 1.537 cars. OhltMz.i sIu'.Km
wero enlargeI to a little over 6,jW,000
mullein, i no visioie supply showed .in
uicrense or l'.jii.wo bushels lor till wtv.,
KVurybodV knows Ihul lh. nnh In .mil
about Chicago contain largo (luanllt'cs of
tin ii. jnere win do nnotner atcu.nuiaica
amount the latter part of tho wejk on
account of tho holidays, which holds
JiHXik the receipts. Cash com, iincnangcl
m -to nigner
Very little action won reinirtcd In oats
for the session yesterday . and closing
prices were but a small fnfctlon over tho
close last week. Tho vlslblo supply In
crease was unimportant. Cash oats, Uo
nigner,
Liverpool wheat closed ttfrUc higher;
corn. UfMic lower.
The following coBh sales were reported
touay:
WHEAT No. 2 hard w nler: 1 ear.
UMo. No. 3 hard, winter: 1 car, 8to; 3
cars, w)o; l car, KSic. No. 3 spring: 1
car, No. 4 spring: 1 car, Sic. No
3 durum, mlxexl: 1 car, $Hc. No. J
mixed: 1 car (soft), 84o: 1 car, S2V4a No,
4 mixed: 1 car (soft). Stc; 1 car. 81c.
RYE No. 2: 1 car loholcol. E8c.
CORN No. 2 white, 1 car, 46c. No. 3
wnue, l car, 4u',ic. No. 4 white, 1 car,
44c. No. 3 color, 1 car, 44Hc N6. 2 yeel
low, 2 cars, 44Kc. No. 3 yellow, 4 cars,
41c. No. 4 yellow, 1 car, 42io; 2 cars,
42Hc No. 3 mixed, 4 enrs, 43c. No. 4
mixed, 1 ear, 43c; 1 car, 424o; 2 cars, 42c.
OAT8 Standard. 2 cars, 31ic. No. 3
white, 1 cur, 31ic; 9 cars, 31a. No. 4
White. 2 cars. S0';c: 7 ears. 30n; 2 pnrji
30Uc No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 30',ic.
Omnhn Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hnril. lfrR4Uf.- Kn fl
hanl, 831ISIo; No. 4 hard, 71U82fto; No. 3
spring. KilKMc: No. 4 snrlnir. SAUJKSIn
H?.i-Niv 2 wnlt0' Wc; No- 3 white
4Sia46ic; No. 4 white, iVMtM; No, 3
color, 44Uo; No. 2 yellow, 44Hc; No. 3
yellow, 4i044c; No. 4 yollow, 42B42-lic:
42fl'4Jo ""W130: No- 3- we-ovio; No. I,
OATS No. 2 while. .15CTii!n. ...,,!. .i
400 42o 5 ' 6S&6SHi No' 1 feod-
RYE No. 2, 56368a; No. 3, D5HJf67c.
Cnrlot Itccnlpts.
wheat. Corn. Outs.
Chicago
1.S49 4C1
... ..
'm "ii
21 8
63 37
Aiinneapoiis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas Cltv
.233
.222
. 20
. 05
.107
.328
Ht. Louis ,,,
Winnipeg ..
Mrrrpoal Ornln Inrket
.hiy.E,J,,L;. Fe.V- -WHEAT-Snot.
steady: No. 1 Manltohn. nut nnn,i. v..
, 1 7Hd; No. 3, not quoted! futures!
$dyi March, 7s 64,d; May, 7s 4d; July,
t-OUN pot, steady; American mixed.
P.w: 4! 10Hd: American mixed, old, 6s
llHd; American mixed, nld vin (i.i..
ton, 6a 7Hd; futures, eany; March. La.
4s 1M iuaron, American mixed,
Prorla Market.
PEORIA. Feb. 25. WHEAT Market,
steady; No. 4 whlto. 47c: Nn. s v.ii.'
47W7V4C; No. 4 yellow, 44i46?io: No. 3
OATS-Standard, 33c; No.. 3 white. 32W
No. 4 white, Sliic. ' H '
llolldny In Cblcaaro.
CHICAGO. Feb. 25 Recalls nf .
election, the Board of Trade was not In
FARM A RATVClt LANDS FOR SALE
HISAIj KSTATK
Nehrnaka.
Price Goes up Mch.l
EIGHTY ACRRS
Proved Sarpy county farm; gently rolling,
u' "on. cnoice location, extra good
goods for the money. Price, $126 per aero
for Immediate sale; extra terms, $J,000
cash, balanco S years at only 6 per cent.
2wer. ays price aoEs up to w
PER ACRE IF NOT SOLD BY MARCH
1. when renter gets on. although extra
K.. rms nnd loselon If sold now.
This will make you money. Remember,
possession given If desired.
I
?,R,I.N, H , MERRILL COMPANY.
1213-1214 City National Bank Bldg.
FINE. Imnrnvad lv1 l.i.. ni. da
with grove, big house, bam, good water!
adlnlnlnir nnthti)uiriv kt-i. , MAi , '
gain. Come and see at once, at Qentxltr,
North Dakota.
FOR HAI.RWll nnrn.j .
iln yv"lu c.un'Y' N. This farm
contains best soil, lies nil tnut.i.
good buildings, ktovo, plenty good water
union i rum station, not rar from car
rlnrton, N. D. Must be sold before first
of MarchT will sell at a bargain If taken
soon. Write Fred Quseck. Heaton, N. D.
Wlteuudn.
itnufRSMnteiruna
and best market, should come to Wiscon
sin, ostrrai tracts just opened at low
rill n. ffnr 1 T n i , O l . . -
on yields, write, Wisconsin Adv. Assn.,
mi wawTii tiiog.. aiuwauKee. wis.
Ulscellaaeoas.
$10 DOWN. S3 monthly Imv.
oak fanning land. Other farms for sale
ana tor renu v. ii. uurnam, Alonteer,
Mo.
UVE KTOCK MATtliTTT nr V"T
Okln II.... -. ..1. . l- . . . ,
mileage and shrinkage. Your conilcn
menu roceJve prompt and careful ttn.
i' .. . u aiuvn iu ouuin umu nil . . ..
Oon.
Lto Slock Coninitsston Urrcitaata.
BTEriH noa tt CO. Btrone. reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchant Bldg.
MARTIN HP.OS Co . Kxrhanse Mk
LUISAL NDTICUS.
STOCKHOUUKItS- MEKTINQ.
The uimuul meeting of Ilia atoelclmMan
of The Ben Publishing vomp.Hy will bu
deJil at The Dee offlee, Omaha, jr t
o'clock iv ui. om Monday, March i, idu
for the tier. tie n of a board of director
.nr m ciimMHS nr nu iQr in tutu,
nation of sncli other buetness as urn
iiiapr1y corn before the meetlug.
IX "ruci ut mo (ircsiaeut.
FS-MJ tf. P. FC1L, Secretary.
.rX'i 'if'S' NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
'""."V " V'-"- ."f". of ,,eKl v mivwiv iiniiuvui
and flour equated 4W.IM9 bushels.
.NHW VIlltK (ilSMtltAI. .MA It K I4T
V
Unolntlons of I he liny on Vnrloim
('iiniiiioilltlrx,
NKW YORK. Feb. Jfi.Fl.OL'R Quiet;
spring pntenta. H.4W4.4KI; winter
stralKhts, I.SO(J4i60; winter patents. l.7v
K.1(T: spring clears. RHH14.45: winter
extras, No. 1. tl.fjOff 1.15; winter extras.
No. 2. $S.90fi4.M: Ifnnstts straights, H.ioif
4.2Tltye flour, fair to good, .Wff3.;
ohofte to fancyr $8.&Offl.O0. Buckwhent
flour, lt.3fcfle.36.
CORNMIJAI-Flne white and yellow,
ll.30fJl.J6; coarse, l.Kri.30; kiln dried,
f?.15.
RYK Easy; No. 2 western, fiflc, c. I. f.,
Buffalo.
RAItLUr I'nsettled: feeillliK, 6o. c. I.f
New York; malting, 0Mi71c. c. I. f., Buf.
IHIO.
WHBAT-Hpot market firm; No. 2 rel.
J1.I0W elevator and 11.12 f. o. ). afloat,
nominal; No. 1 northern Duluth. $1.01
f. o. b. afloat. Futures market whs
slightly easier owing to Indifferent cables,
favorable forelan cron news and satis
factory weather nnd crop ndvlce fiom
the wegt. closing unchanged to Vic net
higher. Export sales, thirty-three lomls.
May, 99i.-HfiU9!4Ci closed &9Hc; July
closed Wlie. September closed fi7c.
Bonded wheat, May and July, 97c bid.
CORN Spot market barely steady.
port, 5fl',4c; f. o. b. afloat.
OATS Spot market quiet: standard
white, 30c; No. 2, nominal; No. 3, WUc;
No. 4, 87Vi8c; natural -white. 37 fettle;
white clipped, 38fj41c, nil on trnck.
FRED Steady; western spring bran,
$22.H; stnndard middling. VtS.W: city.
$2S.0i).
HAY-tttnndard, 97',4c, No. 1, $I.tB-l 06;
No. 2. 8Mic; No. 3, 7M?S0c.
LEATHER Hemlock firsts, 2S2J;;
seconds, 27028c; thirds, 24425c; rejects. IB
PROVISIONB-Pork. mess. 119.tJO.(iO:
family. J23.0&S24.00. Beef hams. flJ.OOW
34.00. Cut meats, pickled bellies, 10 td 11
His., im'f! 14.25; PICK led limns, IU.50 Lai i,
middle west prime, $10.7Ottl0.80; retlpeil,
firm: continent. $11.35: South America.
$11.95; compound, $7.C2',.
TALLOW Irlme cltv. hlids.. fMc: nil.
clsl, 7c; country, Wuic.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice,
1012. 2(Vfi28c; 1911. lOHISc: Pacific coast.
1912, 1723c; 1911, 120160.
HIDES Steady: Central America. Sftl.ic:
Bogota 2Wii30Uc.
mriTKi;-I'-lrin; rece nts. 11.271 tubs
crenmcry extras, 3u3SWc; creamery held
extras, 33Vt'il3lc; process extras, aonjCHc;
"inio, wutAiwi iiiiiuuui! creuineiy, ursts.
2IW214o; factory, held. J2ifr23c; factory,
current make first, Hftiilie; packing
tock, held, 20tf2Ic; packing stock, cur
rent make, No, 2, )c; No. 3. 17719c.
CHKKSE-Steady. receipts, 3,131 boxes;
state whole milk, held, colored speclnls
liMi'ilSc; stato while milk white srir-clula.
liai7',Sc; state whole milk winter spe
cials. 16'idl7c; skims. 214c.
ICaOS Stronger; receipts, 18,132 cat;
fresh gathered extras. 23fi2te: flrsln. i!i.
ff21c; refrigerator firsts, 16H?,17c; nearby
henueri-, whltts, good to large size, new
laid, 29J30c: western whites, 24H2Sc.
ifui.ii iur-urcwu, steaay; iresn itiiien
western chickens. HftlBc: fnwU. niii.i.-
turkeys, Wfiic.
81. I.ouls Clenrrnl Market.
ST. IOUIS. Feb. 21 lVIIKATi',..i.
No. 2 red. Sl.02ifrl.09: No. a imtH tinn.nt
01C.
CORNu-No. 2. 4RCT4.V4C: No. 2 whll... 4'IU
flBOVid.
OATS-NO. 2. Xmaia: No. 2 while .-.IU
8iC.
RYIv C2c.
Closing pi Ices of futures:
irifi.-.n. . nol. Ti.l. CM)n
uur,Al--.MU, v.vtvi diiiy, oif;av..
CORN-Mny, R2W'SC2i)io: July, 63,c.
OATS May, 34Ho; July, 31c.
FLOlfll Oulet: red winter iiateiits
J4.Xti6.1.; extra fancy and straights, 3.W)
4f4.76: hard winter clears, ja.iojia.su.
HKKU Timothy, iaw.
CORNMEAL $2.90.
llltAN-964fJ9c.
HAY Timothy. $U.0015.ff): prnlrle. 19.00
jfis.uu.
IIAUQINU IOC.
HEMP TWINE 8c
PROVISIONS Pork. Jobbing. $li.7i.
Lard, prlmo sleum, $ia67irV10.77Vj. ffalt
meats and bacon unchanged.
POULTRY Firm: chickens, lzc: snr r.ir.
loo; tin Keys, iio; uucks, ic; geese, lie.
BUTTER Dun: creamery, 28iH3oc.
EOOS-Lower 18',,C
Receipts. Shipments
Flour. Mils 6,000 i.W3
Wheat, bu 125.000 IS2.0U0
Corn, bu 76.000 ili.'W
Oats, bu 63,000 K'.OJO
I
Kansas City Ornln nnd Provisions
KANHAS CITY. Feb. 2J.-WHUAT-
Cash: No. 2 hard.. KVdfSo: No. S. Kl'.tft
uro: No. zrea. BWJiii.oi'io: No. 3. nocusi.oi.
CORN-No. 2 mlved, 4H47o; No, 3,
45Tf45aCJ NO. 2 While, 47HC NO. 3, ihc
OATS-No. 8 while, 3ia31Hc; N,i
mixed, 32tf324c.
it v h I'lielinllktefl.
HAY - Choice timothy. $l2.50ftl3.lK)i,
ciioico prnirie. iio.ioifu.oi).
closing prices or rutures:
WHEAT May. 87Uc: July, 83T)86c.
CORN May, blttc; July, o2?ic
OATS-Muy, Si'ic.
Recelnts. Shlnmuuts.
Wheat, bu 148.000 (3,imi
Corn, bu...., 160.003 45,1AM
Oats, bu 41,000 1 i.OOO
Avnllnlilr Mnppllra nf (.rain,
NEW YORK. Feb. 25. Special cable
and telcgruphlc communications received
by Bradstreets show tho following
changes In available supplies as com
pared with previous accounts: Wheat.
United States, east of Rockies, decreased
982,000 bushels; United States, west ot
Rockies. Increased 117,000 bushels; Can
ada, decreased 1,417,000 bushels; total
United States and Canada, decreased
2.282,000 bushels. Afloat for and In
Europe, Increased 700,000 bushels. Total
American and European supply, de
creased 1.682,000 bushels, ' Corn, United
states and Canada, Increased 2,4S8,O)0
bushels. Oats, United States nnd Can
ada, Increased 1,169,000 bUBhels. Tho lead
ing decreases reported this week follow:
Manitoba, 1,311,000 bushels; Fort Worth,
60,000 bushels.
Mlnnrnitolla Rrnln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 25. WHEAT
May, 88c: July, 89i89Hc; September.
SOTic; cash. No. 1 hard. S8Ho; No. 1
northern, 87688c; No. 2 northern, t&Q86c;
No. 2 hard. Montana, Sc; No. 3, 83jh4c.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 4c.
OATS-No. 3 white. SOUOWic.
RYE No. 2. 54I60HC.
BRAN-$17.rMfl8 00.
FIXJUR-Flrst1 patents, t4.30g-4.4u: sec
ond patents, $1.15aM.60; first clears, $J.10B
3.40; second clears, $2.30ff.CO.
FlaAX-tLSlH.
BARLEY 42di 65c.
AVool Mnrket.
naSTON. Feb. 25. WOOI-A decline In
nearly all grades Is the feature of the do
mestic market. Trading continues light,
although some fair-sized lota ot territory
wool in tho grease, both in staple and
flue medium clothing, have changed
hands. Bidding In the west Is becoming
more active, and 18Hc Is said to have
been paid In Montana. Leading domestic
tiuotatlons range as follows: Missouri,
three-eighths blood, SOJr31c; quarter blood,
SftQBlc. Scoured basis; Texas, fine 12
tnonths. GSJJCIc; fine 6 to 8-months, 66jfi7c;
fine fall, 49fl00c. California: Northern.
(2t63c; middle country, EOlnVSc; southern,
4849c; fall. free. 46$fCOa Oregon: East
ern. No. t Btajile, 63flT; eastern cloth
ing. EStiV : valley No. 1. frSc?. TeiTl
tory: Fine staple, 63(i6Sc; fine medium
staple. 6S0Q'; fine clothing. OOiltJlc; three
eighths blood combing, 67168c; quarter
blood combing. 634rMc. Pulled: AA.
tSifACc: A supers. 54fi6Re.
ST LOUIS, Feb. J6.-WOOL-8teady;
medium grade combing and clothing,
23V426c; light fine, Wr21o: heavy fine.
13lSc; tub washed-, 270Cflc.
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Feb. 25. WOOL
Steady; territory and western mediums,
iltr3Cc: fine mediums, IStfrtOc; fine. 1317c
BOSTON. Feb. 25.-WOOLr-Uomeattc
wools, vsixolally delaine fleeces, show a
lower tendency. Fine washed fleeces are
steady at 31fB2c, white fine, utaple Mon
tana brings c In the grease. Scoured
territory la, quiet and easy and trxusac.
tlons In Cutlfornla wools are confined to
sample lots. Right months Texas wools
sell readily at 18019c. Very little bidding
Is going on In the west for the new clip
although offers of lMie art reported ft
Montana.
Svinr"l rea -ml frl
NKW YORK. Feb. H.-KVAl'OIt.STED
APPLHS-Qulnt; choice, OQWjo; prime,
3'41l5Uc,
DltlKI) F1U ITS-Prune. slM-Jy. Anrl
cots, quiet. I'vaches. dull. lUlsllU, qulot.
u. i.t.... t 1 1 ; . . mi t t
"u""c" ivuuics unci new now
Points Are Attained.
UNION PACIFIC SELLS OFF
Oir . Factor of Interest Is De
rision of California ItnlltTny
CoiiiniUalou Dcnjlnir Mf
nopi.ly of Trnckn,
iKVi ,'c, -After another
bear drive had forcAI iiotntlons of many
slocks to new low points for the long
decline, the. market milled today. The
market was sllll uncertain and nt times
decidedly unsettled. New low prices
were recorded for Union Pacific, Amal
gamated. .Steel. JI Pnul U.rla ll,l-
the Ulll stocks and n long list of less inHKu" Ul0 0 kS!!""!'
purtiiut Issues. '' - V. .s' . s,e''
Aiiivity on the short side was confined
principally to the first hour of trading.
Helling or Inactive stocks continued, the
rr.. ""IIIIK III' lO ,1 POIIIIS.
The olio new fnctor of genuine Interest
whs mo uecision or the California Rail
Vny commission that where tho Southern
nclflc ki anted to the Central Pacific use
of tracks uiul terminal facilities the same
privileges should be extended to other
i.uiiiiictinK nnes. in tne opinion of tha
bends of tho Harrlmali lines this ruling,
Tf sustained, would Interfere seriously
with the proposed dissolution plnn nnd
might even cause Its failure. There was
some selling of Union Pacific when the
significance ot this Action became known
and tho price fell under 163. Tho most
effect, however, was upon Southern Pa-
cuic, wnicn was bought on tho theory
that the company would bo benefited by
upsetting of the dissolution nhin. South.
ern Pacific became the strongest of the
leading Issues, rising inoro than a point
i.iw-.j iiip.iikn uuni-.
Weakness or tho copper group reflected
n further decline In the metal mnrkM.
Ixndon quoted lower prices and In the
domestic market snles oT refined mut.l
for future delivery were reported under
l(C.
The recent heaviness In bonds, In sym
pathy with stocks, was relieved today,
quotations making further progress
downward. Total sales, par value, $2,293,
000. United States 2s declined H on
CUII,
Number of safeu and leading quotations
on stocks today wero us follows!
Salti. With. Lam. Cloao.
Annlimril Copper ...
American Atrlruittirai
300 (1 51 H)U
3P0 34'i 34 34
20,7(0 34S 31H 32',.
l.eoo 11,14 IU IU
l.0 49 47fi 4
1W) 4ti 4f.
W 23 t
300 9 I
2.50) 35 JJI( n
4,300 6II4 6l4
300 103 10314 103
7W 114 IIIU 1141,
900 132 13IU lllll
j American licet sugar...
tuirriran wan
American Can pW
American C & r
Amerlcnn t'ollon oil
Am. Ice Securities
American I.lnee
American Locomotive ..
American 8 It
Am. 8 A: It. pfij
Am. Sugar Itednlns
American T. & T
American Tobacco
Anaoonda Mining Co....
Atchlaon
Atchlaort pM
Atlantic Coast Line
Ualtlmore ft Ohio '
Itethlehrm Steel
llrooklyn llapld Tr
Canadian Iclflc
Central Leather
'li(Mpoke Ohio
Chlcaro u. W
thlcagu, M. St. p...
Chicago S. W
Culorailo F. & I
.... 1.S00 M7!4 J3414 2I
.... S.600 3I',4 33T4 37i
.. 4,7(0 1W14 100 10014
:m iw wo stt
; 300 I23U 123 UO .
.... 2,400 100 9!i 19
tm 35l 33!, 35
.... l.Suil 8:14 87'4 til
.... S.40O 230S 329H 239V4
2.600 J7'i 25 2
.... 1,100 72!4 71H 71H
. . ,1,
R00 133
.... 1,20) 32 U
10
132
10h
132
31K
137
12H
159
14
3
17
25T4
4P.4
31U
coneoiiaated (laa ....
Corn Producta
rt 2.B0O 12tt J 27
.... 1.300 lit 12S
Delaware I Iludion
Denver : lllo Grande....
Denver ft II. a. pfd
Dlrtlllert' Securities
Krle
Erie lit pfd ;
300 J9!l IMi
400 3U 35
300 171,4 17
15,000 2S 16 U
tOO 43 4Z
h-rie 2i prd
Oeneral Kleclrlc
(Ireat N'irthern pfd
(Irrat Northern Ore ctfa.
Illinois c-ntrnl 4...
lnteijormiKh Met Jt.
Inter. Met. pfd
International Harvester ..
Inter-Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Kanraa City Southern....
Idcledo ilaa
Uhlgh Valley
Uiulnvllle & Nanhvllle...
M., St. P. & 8. 8. M...
Mlnourl, IC. T
MlMourl rarlflo
National llltcult
.National Iail
N. U. It. nt M. 2d pfd..
New York Central
M V.. (). & V
Norfolk & Western
Worth American
Northern Pacific
rarllld Mall
I'ennijrlvanla
People'a Qaa
I., C. C. St. L,
I'ltlabursh Coal
I'rtKed Steel Car
32!4
O0 13!4 ISSVi 13314
4.W) 125V4 121 1244
1,000 34 33 33H
800 122!, llt; ,5,44
3.400 Ui 18H KU
1,700 67?,
6i'4 57i;
10 10H
17
10'i 10S
It
23 '4 23 T4
H tin
153t; 153T,
4W 107
160 ioi,
ioo
eoo 5414
2,600 154
2,8o no h 12914 no
100 134 131 1J2U
2,000 2514 U, tA
3,600 3f( 3 3t4
20O 13'4 112 11S!4
400 -414 4H4 4l,4
I0O 23 2J J-
500 lOotj 104i 103
600 29 V 29H 2tt
1W 10814 Mi 10H
73
4.200 115 114 H4H
H00 M!4 25 15
4,000 11U 117!4 1I7V4
1094
500 S8H
300 20
. 1,100 27H
300 157
. 1,&00 155
. 1,600 24 i
'. 'sjioo
. 1,100 37
200 24
n 9
is', ltvi
25 25
16!4 lit
I63H 1534
rullman Palace Car..
Ileadlns
Republic I. & g
Itcpubllr I. s. pM.
llook latand Co
Itock Ixlaml Co. pfd.
8t. U It S. I'. 2d pfd
-j
ii
21 U
:tn
:iU
3t4
24
1
43
14
9ta
24H
nn
34 J4
seaboaru Air una
Seaboard A, L. pfd (00 44
3
35
M
244
7J!4
344
aloK-Shetflelr1 8. A I.... 300 3S
Houlhern raclflc w is.tno )00S
souinern Hallway
S.WD 25'
So. Hallway pfd
Tennenee Coal
600 ;M
Teiaa & Pacific
17
Union Pacific ,
71,500 1S44 181H 152T4
2(10 17 St4
500 69 t 69
Union raclflc pfd
tUnlted Blatra Realtr.
United States Rubber..
7,200 Mi 574 67 ,
itlnlted S'atca Steel ,113,000 0V4 5'4 59V4
U ! Steal pfd
1,400 107i 107H 10714
lllah Copper
01' Hlti 61
Vs. -Carolina Chemical
300
too
200
St 30H
3
....it .....
7 65Tt
lot;
2'4
U
41H
6t
m
Wabash
Wabaali pfd
Western -Marland ...
Weatern Union
Wastlnzbou.ee Ulectrlo
1,000
700
Wbeelln ft Is. K
Total Mlea. for tb a&f. sil.ioo enares.
New York Money Market,
NEW YORK. Feb. 25. MONKY On
call, steady: ZQZtt per cent: ruling rate.
3 per cent: cjoslr.g bid, 3 per cent; of
fered at 3U per cent; time. loans, eaaler;
sixty days, i'AfjAM per cent: ninety days,
4',4tiM?i per cent; six months, 4V4ig44 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8325
for Btxty-duy bills and nt $4.8760 for de
mand. Commercial bills. $I.S2i.
SILVER Bar, 60io; Mexican dollars,
48Vio.
BONUS Government, eaayj railroad,
heavy.
Clomg nuotaiions on oonua toaay wr
4 follow
V.'S. rel. Ja. res- 'JJK C. so. ref. ta.. KK
ao eoupoa , a. uru, is iJii. .. no.
t). 8. a, MI & H. unl. 4... 94U.
do coupon . IjIimM. K ft T. lt 4a 92H
v. s. Vii3..w lt.,n-
An mUDOn 113:4Mo. I'arlfln 1 -A
Panama 3S coupon. .1U3U do conv. ft Ha
A.-C. lt .,Vf It K of M 41i St
A. T. T. cv. 4a.. 101 do deb. 4a jo
Am. Tobacco a. ..ISOH'.V. V. N. 11. H,
Armour & Co. 4.. JOli ct. 3Ha , u
Ateblaon sen. 4i.... M'X. A W. lit o. 4a.. 7
do ot. jom. .. Ta ct. la ,...105k
QO VT I XlllC II 71l
A. C. U let 4s lo 3 M1J
Bat. & Ohio 4s WO- 3. L. rfdg. 4e, 90
do 3m MJ4renn. ct. 3Ha 1115.. Mt,
Brook. Tr. CT. 4a... II7U do eon. 4a loiVa,
On. ot Oa. la lojvrteadlns ten. 4a Mil
OH, leather a... . J 8. U A e. F. tt it liil
Clie & Ohio 4H Mt4 do ten. a.,.. ... lis
do conT. 4a St. U a. W. c. .4a.. 7S
Chlcaso & A. H-.1 "8. A. u. adj. 5... ;ou
C D. & Q 1. 4a.... 48o. Tac. col. 4a 95 u
do sen. 4a IH do ot. 4a ijiT
riUM'cr tHa..l01U do tat ref. 4a iu
C. B. 1. A P- o. 4a. MSSo. nall.ay 5a... v m
do rfr. 4a a1 do fen. 4a.. .. ril
C. & 8. r 4l4t lJUnlon Pacific. 4a.. 9Ju
D. ft II. or- 4 M(i do or. 4a.
D. ft tl. O. ret. ti.. l do lit & ret. 4rw 93
Dlatlllera' U "UU. 8. llubber ea....lM
Erie . 1. 4a JJ. S. Steal 2d ta...lia;
do sen. ta JS if-'dr. CSiam. 3a.. 97
do T. 4a, ear. B. 7t Wabaati lat & n. u UU
111. Cn. Ut ref. 4a HU'Weatem Md. 4e.," u
inter. iri. -ti". mi. r.iec cr. 5a. 93u
Inter. U. U. 4't,a... MU'wia. Central ta..." io
Jaoan 4Ha
uU. Ottered.
Tloston Mining Stocks,
BOSTON, Feb. 36 Closing quotations
mining stocks w':
Allouei 34 Mohawk
Anal. Oipper tSftXevad. Con. ..
A. S. U & 8 UVNIplaalns Mlnaa
Arlaons Com 3 Ni)rth Ilutla ...
II. & C. I ft 8 M. IVNorth Laika ...
Pal. ft Arlaaaa.. .. iKold Dominion .
lal. & llecla. IM Oaetola
Centeanlal . . It Qulocjr
I'opper Itann f i'. 41 Shannon.
Hail Butt C. M . I lt Superior
Fraaklin STaSupcrter ft B.
fllrouv tVn. . 34tTamaratk
47
"1
4,,,4
35
4U
lot!
34V
3U
24
3U
41
'
M'i
Oraabjr Cm M I! 1 . IHM
Oreco CtaneBea .. .f d pfd
late Itar.le Xkaaper :tiUtah Can.
Kitr lke . . Uintah rVnur rh
1ke Cper . .. H';WIa
li uu wr aonaavenoe
Mlant Cepoer 3H,
t'ouill 4 ton nf Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Feb. . The condition
of the United States treasury at the br
W&iti
phiuppm,, treasury. $4S.0G7.Wfl. total ..r
general fund. $H.74.476: recefpts, yeter-
nay. il.eo3.9V: disbursements. S2.7W.iZ3.
The surplus this fiscal year Is $7,120,401,
as against a deficit of $23,916431 last year.
The figures (or receipts, disbursements,
etc., exclude Panama canal and puouo
ueui transactions.
LONDON, Fob. 26. American securities
opened steady and firm. H to a point
higher today. Later the market declined
under realizing, and nt noon the tone was
easy nnd values were from above to
below yesterday's New York closing.
London closing stock quotations:
ComoK money .. .7l'4Ivultllle & NMih. .)!;
do ireount . II ?-ismo . Kan. & Tex..
Aral. Covv't . . 67tNew York Onlril 1M
Atehlnon . . 102HNrfolk & Wetrn M
IKItlmore & Ohio. lM'iOnlirlo Western. 3AU
('sidlsn TtrlMr . U IVnrlvnl OH
Cliraar'ske & Ohio. "J'illtrtdlnf . . J?it
Chi. Oreit Wtern U Southern Ilr .. . IS";
ni.. am. bi. i- iiu Mjmnern i-arinc
ttlr
. em
3i
do 1t nfd.. . U Wabaah
nrand Trunk U4il)e llir
llllpola I antral ....lMiJRand Mine . . .
SILVBIt-ltar. easy at 13-lRd
OtlllL'C.
MONBr-4Hiaa ncr cenl.-
21
per
DlfCOCNT RATKS-Shurt bills.
ii per
cent: three months' bills, 4'i per cent.
.cmv lurk llnlii Stocks.
NKW YOItK. Feb. 23.-Clo.slng quota
tions on mining stocks wero:
Com. Tunnel Hock. I Mexican 70
do bond
12 Ontario
22 Ophlr m
13-1 Small llopea 13
I Standard 100
I Yellow Jacket 30
Con. Cnl. & Va
Iron silver
Leadvllle Con.
Little Chief ...
Offered.
llnnk t'lrnrliius.
OMAHA, Feb. 25.-Hitnk clenrlnRs for
today aro M,381.935.sr and ?2,24, 118.07 for
the corresponding day last ycar.
OMAHA (JK.NKltAI, MAItKKT.
nrTTHU-No. 1, 1-lb. carton, 35c; No. 1,
00-lb. tubs, 3i4c; No. 2. 33c.
CH HB.SI3 Imported Swiss. 21c: Amerl
can Swiss. 26c; block Swiss, 21c; twins,
19c; dnlsles.lSc; triplets, 19Hc;; young
American. 21c; blue label brick, 19c; llm
berKcr. 2-lb., 21c; 1-lb.. 22c; New York
white, 20c.
BKUF Cfc'TS-Nu. 1 ribs. 19c; No. 2. 16c;
No. 3, 12?,c; No. 1 loins, 20Hc; No. 2. 17Uc;
No. 3, 15c; No. 1 chucks, &c; No. 2, 8'ic;
No. 3, Sc; No. 1 rounds, 12c; No. 2: lll.4c;
No. 3. ll',4c; No. 1 plates, 7c; No. 2, "Ue;
No. 3, 7c.
POHLTIIY Broilers, $.00 per doz.;
hens, 16c; cocks, lie; ducks', 20c geese,
16e; turkeys, 25c; pigeons, per doz., $1,20:
Alive, broilers, 20o; hens, UWivlc; old
roosters. 7c; ducks, full feathered, 14c;
Keese, full feathered, 13c; turkeys, lfic;
pigeons, per doz., 60c: homers, $2.50;
squabs. No. 1, $1.50; No. 2, 60c,
FISH-Whlte, 11c, frozen; trout, 14c
frozen; large crapples, 12c, frozen; Span
ish mackerel, 16ci eel, 15c; hnddack, 12c;
flounders. 11c: shnd roe. per pnlr. 40c;
salmon. 18c: halibut. 13c; ouiiuio, c;
bullhcadM, 13c; oysters, bay standards,
ai.o; uui inci ii, fi.io, witvio, ,i.iv, i.uuii.ai
S1.90.
FItUlTS Apples: Extra fancy Wash
ington Jonathans, 150. per box, $l.C5;
Grimes Guidon, 113, 125, per box, $1.63; ex
tra fancy. Washington Jonathans. lt, 110
coont, per box, $1.50; extra fancy, Wash
ington urlmes uouicn, 100, lib, -w count.
per box, $1.25; extra fancy Grimes Golden,
138, 160 count, fr dox, i.uu; extra tancv
noman Beauties, 64, 72. SO count, per box.
$1.65; extra fancy high colored Colorado
and Utah Jonathans, unwrapped, per box.
$1.C0; extra fancy Colorado, unwrapped
White winter 1'earmains, per oox, i. in
fancy New York Baldwins, per bbl., $2.75;
five-barrel lots or more, per bbl., $2.65;
fancy New York stato Itussets, per bbl,,
$2.50; extra fancy Missouri Jonathans, per
bhl.. J4: extra fancy Missouri Jlen Davis.
special packed, per bbl.; $2.60; extra fancy
Missouri Wlnesaps, per bbl., $3.20; extra
fnncv Missouri Pippins,, per bbl.. ii.w,
extra fancy Missouri Willow Twigs. York
Imperials, per bbl., $3; fancy Missouri
Red Uano, per oui .i.io. uranges r:x.
tni fancy California Navels. 126. 150. 176.
20). 216. 250. per box, 3. bo rnncy (Jaiiror
nln Navels, 126. loo, 170. luu, 2m, zoo, per
box. J3.25: extra cnoice uaiiiornia Maveis
150. 176. 200. 216, 250, pec- box, $2.50; extra
choice Navels. 126 size, per box. $2.50: ex
tra choice Navels, 2ss. sa.&o: 300, 324. por
box, $2.25. Grape Fruit Extra fancy,
Florida. Dcr oox. w: i, per dox, ij.j;
M ncr hov. 13.50: 61 Dcr box. S3. 50. Cran
berries Kxtra fancy Jersey, per bbl.,
M.7E: extra fancy. Hells and Cherry, per
box, $3.25. Lemons-Loma brand, 300, 360
size, $7.75: 420 size, $7.50. Pears, extra
fancy uaiiiornia winter ieius, per uox,
,'JZ.bO.
VEOETAHliES uelcry, extra rancy
Jilmba California, per doz., Sue. Sweet
Potatoes, extra fine Kansas, per uui.
$1.60. Cauliflower, California. 2-doz. to
crate. 12.25. Sauerkraut. 4-gal. Keg. per
!..... 1 Dnln I n... tllin...tn ...,lM
nek, CJi luilllliouin .lllllu v.
red stock, sacked, per bu., GOc; Mlnno
sdta Burbanks. sacked, per bu.. 60c; Mliv
uesota Red IUvcr Ohio, seed, sacked, pet
bu.. 65c.
MISCELLANEOUS Cocoanuts, In sack,
pot sack, 7oc. Honey, new Colorado,
frames. Per case. $3.75: new clover.
tumblers, strained, per case, $1.90: new
clover, 21 short pint Jars, strained, per
case. S5: new clover 60-lb. can: strained
two cans In case, per lb., 10c. Extra fine,
onion sets, yellow per bu l.60; red, per
bu., ii.To: wnue, per DU., a; be per uu,
less In five-bushel lots. Kansas yellow
Jersey seed sweet potatoes, per bbl,, $1.90;
more, per odi., i.i;.
Atiiilr Market. -
CHICAGO. Feb. 25. APPLES-lt has
been too cold for a day or two for ped
dlers to do much; common grades of
fruit In consequence rule slow and quiet.
Good to choice apples, both In barrels and
boxes, aro selling fairly, but there Is
nothing actlva A steady feeling Is
maintained. Prices are ruling the same
as of late, no change being learned of.
Western Box Apples Prices quoted are
for sales In small lots. Large lots could
not be moved nt these figures: Delicious,
outside for a few extra fine large, $1.50
4EW.00: Jonathan. $1.001.65: Grimes Gol
den, outside fancy, $1.00l.rj0: Wlneaaps,
$1.25iiT1.75i Spltzenberg. $1.25ffl.75; North
west Greenings, $1.0081.25; Rome Beau
ties, $1.263'1.50: some fancy large, $1,75
2.00; Stamen Wlnesaps, $1.00ft1.25; Arlsto
Black, 9t.SStf1.C0: Bellflower, $l.'25Jfl.50:
Agener's, 75cffl.50; American Reds, 76o
$1.60; Kumquats In only light demand.
There Is a fair supply. They must be
nice to sell and then can be had nt the
late quotations, per quart, 10c.
Metitl Mnrket.
ST, LOUIS, Feb. 25. METALS Lead,
dull: $4.20. Spelter, weak; $6.irSG.12W.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25,-METALS-Cop-per,
steady; standard spot. $14.07, bid;
February. $11-06. bid: March and April,
$14.12614.62; May and June. $14.03014.50;
electrolytic, $15.00: lake. $16.25; castings.
$14.75. Tin. steady; spot, $47.7548.00;
February. 47.2548.00; Marchi $rr.05tf47.S7:
April. $46.506 46.87. Lead, steady; $4,263!
4.35. Spelter, quiet: $6.2&g.35. Antlmopy,
dull: Cookson's, $9.25f9.40. Iron, steady,
unchanged. Copper exports this month,
24,047 tons. London copper, quiet; spot.
64: futures, G4. Local exchange sales
of tin, 50 tons, London tin, strong; spot.
215; futures. 208. London lead, 16 "s
id. London spelter, 26. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, 69a 9d In London.
I -
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-COFFEB-FU-tures
market opened firm at a decline of
8 points on March, whlhc responded to
lower European cubles, but generally 5
to 19 points higher on covering and for
eign buying. Later cables from Europe
showed sharp recoveries from tho lowost.
The close here was ftnn and from 36 to
47 points net higher. Sales. 124,000 bags.
March. 12.20c; April. ltS5c; May, 12.4Sc;
June, 12.63c: July, 12.60c; Augusti 12.6G0J
September. 12.72c; October, 12.68c; Novem
ber, 12.69c; December and January, 12.60c
Spot coffee, steady; Rio 7s, 12Hc; Santos
4s, HVic Mild, dull; Cordova, 15ijl7o nom
inal. Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25. COTTON-tipot
closed quiet: ' middling uplands, 12.60c;
middling gulf, 12.75c; no sales. Futures
fulfil firm. iTloslhff- bids: February.
12.25c; March. 12.35c: April. 12.14c; May. I
12.Y,c; June, 1Sc; Julv. 11.99c; August.
U.ssc; September. u..nc; uciooer, ii.jio;
December. 11.54c; January, 11.50c.
LIVBNPOOL. Feb. 25. COTTON Sp :,
qulot: prices steady; American mlddPrt:
fair. 7.36d; good middling, 7.02d; middling,
d.SOd; low middling, 6.d; good ordinary,
tf.2$d; ordinary. 5.84d; sales. 7.000 bale
Suicnr Murket..
NEW YONK. Feb. 2.-SUGAR-Raw,
steady; Muscovado, 89 test, 2.9So; ceutrif
ugal, 96 test, .4Sc; molasses sugar, 85
test, 2.7Jc; refined, steady.
OMAHA UYEJTOCK MARKET
Beef Steers Slow to Ten Lower,
Others Steady.
HOGS STEADY WITH MONDAY
Sheep Mrml.v to Stronu; nnd Fnlrly
Active filers nt Current FIk-
tirrs I.niiilm SIott, vrlth
thf Trii.lrnt y Unslrr.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 2, MIX
nrrin "'!!, wn': Catt'.o. iloss. Sheer.
Official .Monday 6,34 4,rB8 15,204
Kstlmato Tuesday 6,00 I6.SO1J 10.W
Two days this week.... 11.SS1 21.1M 23,501
game days last Wcek.12,633 22.590 X.3l
OA 111 A rlftVa 4 mlra tinnl nitiwi n, l.
liaTT- r,HmQ a'a 3 wka no.. 9,762 &X4JI 19.464
.ome nay 4 wkh uko. .0.372 1.!(V
!!le 'i11?'. ,aat 3oar... 6.921 H.8S0 15.021
. .t . W1,lr tHb, showtf tlie receipt
to . 110 ycar to ,,ate HB compared with
...oi iirar. 19J3, 1812, inc. i)ec,
v,""'e 1SU41 153,020 12B.1V
i1" DOI.f99 63l,Sft5 120,167
"-- 377,203 201.413 82.S50
.The f.0,o;vl"S table snows the ranBe o
H... "r, "oss ut south Omaha for th
Idfll am. .Inm.M. ...... .
.... .a wun comparisons:
Uate. 1913. fI912.mi.mO."l903,100g.lWt"
Feb. 15.1 7 90'il Oil 7 011 8 761 6 211 4 03
G h
6 9:
" 5 Sa 7 111 8 76 6 13
G til
6
6 83
R 82
frU. 2L b fJ9W 6 02 7 Oil S 981
4 U7
5 9bi a 97
6 3
Feb. 23. 5 95 7 04 9 201
l -1 1 6 98 9 23
6 011 I
G 0
6 lit 4 021
G 24 t 11
Sunday.
thn?1.' M .""Position of live stock at
! "n..8,ooK 'urds- So,'' Ommia for
vPl,.rrtnv. p r "ours C"U'"S at 3 p. n
llliCKH'TS-CAHS.
C At x m i Catt,P- IlK. Shoep. H'r's
Jllfsourl Pacific... 2
I'nlon I'liclflc..... H
C & N. W., east.. 21
C. & N. W.. west.. 53
C St. P.. M. & o.. 30
, ihi 8 (l0,l 0 ) " 4Mi Sioo 0 Ui 4 05
i'.et 5-1 8 13?it ' 7 06 8 911 6 03i 4 10
Feb. 201 7 97'. I K li 1 nai i K o?i i imi
.1
58 21
5 . .
70 3
22 2
45 15
5 1
(
231 43
v-., . Ac y., east..
C., B. & q west.. 41
It. I. & P.. east 12
C, It. I. & p., west o
Illinois Centnil
C. G. W
Total recelptn...240
niSPOSlTION-HBAU.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
MorrlH .c. r'rt
mi 2,604 983
OWirt nnd t'nmniiiiv I irn
3.394
2,591
812
3,363
Ctidahy Pacing Co...,l,065
1.131
3,105
Arinnm- .c. t'n
j. w. .MtirDhv
8S9
1,26:
i .torreil
106
62
7
43
85
12
40LI
.23S
11
47
63
47
191
1
84
6
49
74
105
142
621
L. p. Co.
H O. P. Co
Krebs
W. B. Vnnsant Co....
Benton, Vansant & L.
Hill & S011....I
F. B. Lowls.....
Huston & Co :
J B. (toot & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Husz
Rosenstock .Bros
McCreary & Kellogg..
Werthelmor & Dcgcli..
H F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros ,
Rothschild
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co....
Cllne & Christie
Other buyers
:,673
Totals 5.917 12.764
9,679
CATTLE Cattle receipts wero liberal
again today making a total for the two
days this week of only 1,000 head, less
than for the corresponding period last
week, and considerably larger than u
year ago.
Advices from other selling points as re
gains ucci steer) Wtie not very en
couraging this morning and the market
wus slow to as mucn as 10c lower In somt
cases. The trade was morn nr Ipsh nf a
drag all morning, the Bnap and life so
cnuracieristio or yesterday s market be
ing entirely absent todiiv.
Cows und heltcrs though not such active
sellers as yesterday were generally about
steady. Owing to lack of activity, It was
miner late uuioro eerytning hud been
disposed of.
Stock cattle and feeders were In good
ueiimiia nnu soui very trecly at prices
iuuy stcatiy wun yesterday. The offer'
Ings ot that kind or cattlo were generally
uisiiuseu ui in goou season in the morn
Ing.
Quotations on Cattle; Good to choice
ucvj steers, a.wo8.bu; roll- to good bcel
steers, i.7t68.00; common to lair beef
steerB, $7.00U7.75; good to choice, heifers,
6.i5(ri7.50: irood tn chnlen pruva ir, cjii7 oi-
fnlf to good grades, $3.tij6.60; cimmun to
l'alr grades $4.JOfa6.t5; good to choice,
ttockers anl feeders, $7.3OU8.0J;- fair to
good stoci.c.a and feeders. $ii.7btfi.3o; com
moiiMo fair stockers and leeders, $6,251?
v.,u, niuin tuns unu neiiers, $o.UOar7.W);
veal calves, $5,75Q9.l0; bulls, stugs, etc..
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr. No.
No.
at. Pr.
1224 8 00
1265 8 00
266 8 10
1217 8 10
...u12f3 8 10
1067 8 13
1420 8 15
1185 8 20
1650 8 20
1220. 8 20
1153 20
...:.1296 8 25
4,
3..
2..
S35 7.40 10....
73 T 60
1060 7 60
1167 7 f.5
lOtO 7
1042 7 75
1013 7 75
1013 7 10
1137 7 65
1063 7 85
1041.7 66
......1181 7 90
1010 8 00
36....
16....
20....
6...,
19
37
20
2....,
1
14....,
5....
20..
3..
10..
12..
12..
24..
S3..
10..
33..
2..
COW3.
925 4 50 7
804 4 60 47
2 4 50 It
1000 6 33 1
1031 6 40 11
985 6 66 3
1041 5 65 12
lOlt 5 65 2
1046 6 63 I
976 6 70 4
730 i 70 2
981 6 95 2
1164 6 00 1
1135 6 00 6
99) 20 2
1166 6 23 21
2..T
C...
4...
6...
1108 25
1014 6 25
1221 90
1220 30
1062 6 30
1226 6 35
.2... .1158 t 40
990 4 44
1122 6 50
1305 t :o
1193 6 60
1375 50
1150 60
1206 8 60
12C0 6 50
185 6 60
766 6 65
995 t 65
913 8 70
793 t 75
,....1035 t 80
902 6 80
950 ( 80
1071 ( 90
75 7 10
70) 7 10
16....
6....
8...
6...
t...
I...,
...
5....
4t...
HEIFERS.
. ... 555 S 65
.... 725 5 '5
.... 681 6 10
.... 770 6 13
....600 6 30
.... i 40
S6 6 40
.... 917 6&
....11W 6(0
....513 6 50
12.
14....
.... 852 6 65
14ULLS.
1...
1...
1...
1...
3...
1...
1...
.. 900 6 00
..1100 5 50
..1ISO S 60
.71570 6 45
..1415 5 73
..1400 6 90
..1110 6 90
3.
....1873 20
...1360 6 20
...jltSt 6 20
....15&0 6 U
....1560 ( 26
....I860 26
....1350 l ts
....2020 HQ
t... 673 i ,5
.... 190 9 00
...140 9 W
.... 190 t 00
ii"!!!
1, . .. lltu o-jv
!...( 1220 6 00
1.
3.
CALVES.
224 26 1
360 4 40
380 7 28
J0 7 60
300 7 50
2SO 7 (0
260 I 00
, 265 k 76
185 S 75
3..
110 00
160 00
160 9 CO
300 9 00
IM 9 00
113 9 00
1 it.
1..
. . 170 00
1
110 9 00
STOCKUKS Aito FEEDERS,
660 6 40 t 717 7 S
(36 7 00 t I9 T in
2
2
.... (31 1 tO t 777 7
.... (It 7 6 15 (53 7 40
.... (42 7 10 60 818 7 50
.... Si II; 11 8(0 1 10
.... 9 T M 21 508 J W
.... 78 7 16 67 7(7 63
,. 634 7 21 18., lloa 7 M
699 7 SS 2 7Ji (y
.... Hi 111 13 (i 7 -i
r:-?a?S w "
19
8
10
15
It
7
:l
10
t
13
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
T
6
411 ( 25
.16.
. S7 7 76
... (20 7 10
...716 T35
... KI 1 14
...1095 t 66
...1195 7 60
... 31( 7 (0
...377 7 (5
...Ut: 7 70
...158 7 70
24 ,
1
It
(
i i:::::::
20
34
32
.... MX 7 75
....1067 7 90
.... 970 7 90
....1341 6 00
. ..1330 8 00
....1253 ( 00
. ...1S6S lli
....11(0 8 45
...1(48 I 13
It
It
20
22
21
It
,J V
Sl..;
..
.. 91 7 75
HOGS Receipts this mornlnc total .n
In tr.) neighborhood of 240 cars, or is.ni.
noad. being slightly heavier than Ut
week, about 2.0C0 smaller than two wecl
ago ana over t.ow larger man the same
tiay last year.
Speculators and shippers started thh.g.i
this morning by picking up a few loads I
at figures that looked to bo strong unJ
In some cases nearly 6c higher than on
Monday. Packets, however, wore of the
opinion that receipts were rather heavy to
admit of any udvance In prices, and uui
lng the early rounds their bids were wak
to ,k- luwtr As a result the malK't
flow .md dtgg all inori'.iic. ivlth i
lnaJorlt of the sale. about st ad liuae
was ery uneen and prices In some
looked to be a little stronger, while to
others they were a shade lower than '
terday's nvernge, but as was stated he
fort values were generally steady So
slow was the trade that II o'clock f.i'i l
not a few hogs still In first hands. T'vj
quality or the offerings was very go
being on the whole considerably bolter
than on Monduv.
Although it was waall nlong towjrl!
midday before a clearance wus final'
made, values remained unchanged. AVhUrf
tho figures would make It ijppear that
prices were a. trifle stronger. It must bo
remembered thAt there was some dif
ference In the quality for tho two days,
a fact which balances any strength
showrt In the average. Shipper and spec
ulator buyers remained on tho market
until tho extreme close, bdt outside of
tho figures they paid for fancy stuff
during the early trade, their purchases
were made In practically tho same
notches as those of the .packers.
SHEEP As compared Kvlth Monday anl
mnut .lava Inst week lambs were In rather
moderate supply and made uo a smaller
proportion of-the total receipts. Thero
were about as many sheep as ambs of
fered this morning. Very ftVr renily
prime lambs wero on sale, the bulk et
tho offerings being on the medium order.
The market was rather quiet early 1r
the morning, and aside from the buyers
picking up a few choice lots hero ana
there on a steady basis very little "
anything elso was done during tho first
hours of the forenoon. There was ap
parently a decidedly weak feeling to tho
trade lor anything a little off In quillty
or only half warmed up, consequent.!'
such kinds wero slow sale and sold ut a
disadvantage. A clearance was not ef
fected until a late hour. During the early
trnde some Colorado lambs nnd a bunt.i
on the Mexican orrfer were good enough
to bring $8.60. Feeders were In a vvry
light supply compared with the last fov
dHys, the bulk of what were here moving
mound $7.(Tf7.!5.
Steady to strong prices wero paid for
ewes, wethers and yearlings. Notwith
standing it slight Increase In the supply
the demand was broad throughout and
sellers found a good outlet for the ma
Jorltv of their offerings. Tho general
quality of the offetlngs was very good
and much better than In the case of
Iambs, buyers taking hold of the stuff
In good season and practically every
thing being elenred nt a comparatively
early hour. As much its $6.25 waa reached
by Mexican ewes and $6.60 was paid for
a shipment of fed western wethers.
There was a sale of some fed western
yearlings at $7.23.
A complete clearance did not take place
until after midday. ,
(.lllntntlnnq nn sttlren nlld lambs: uOOJ
to choice Mexican lambs, $S.35ti8.iu; lalj"
to good Mexican lambs, $7.85Jl.So; go-J
to choice western lambs, $S.15r8.50, lair
to good western lambs, jT.was.ia.
vnnrllni-a 17 WVf?7 7.V hpaVV Vcanlllg:-.
$6,901(7.25; good to choice wethers. $6.3o
6.60; fair to good wctherH, $3.90416.35, g Mil
to choice ewes, $6.00.; lair 10 goou
ewes, $5.75ft6.00; culls and bucks, $2.7&lj
1.00.
CH1CA4SI) LIVE STOCK MARKET
Dcinitiiil
fur Cnttle Stendy Hog
IrrcKiilar Sheep Firm.
Prices Irremilnr Sheep
fllirAGO. Feb. 23.-CATTLE Receipif,
4,000 head; market steady; beeves, i'l-JiW
6.00; Texans, $5.20g6.00; weBterns. 6.IW
60; stockers nna iceaers, mwaj..
dwh and heifers, $3.2507.60; calves, $i.0
QlO.fiO. , . .
llrVJO llui.nlntn 23.IKK liPHfl: market
Irregular; light. $8.30'38.60; mixed, JJ-W
8.57',4; heavy, $8.16TiS.55; rough, $S.I58S..oi
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, lb,W
t,,l. m.rllnl firm: IlittlVCS. SS.oOffO.HK
westerns, $5.65(87.00; yearlings, $6.!2,8.10;
native lambB, $7.50S8.73; westerns, $7.b5i)
8.W.
KanmiM City Live Stock Mnrket.
t.-AKUAK flTV. Fpb. 25. CATTLU-
nMnio ISttV) head, liicludlng 300 south.
erns; market steady to 10c higher; dressed
beef .and export steers, js.iwus.w; iair io
good, $7.40ft8.10; western steers, $i.0tm-8.t;
stockers nnd feeders, $6.5i8.16; southern
steers. $fi.7Mj8.O0; southern cows $4.00
o.iu; native iu mm '
bulls, $5.r)(H6.75; calves. $0.&0iT10.00.
I1UUB Iteceipts, io.waj neauj iu'" w
10c higher; bulk. $8.3Oft8.60; heavy, $8.30
sir.: mickeiM und butchers, $8.3oflo.WI
light. $S.4ca8.50; pigs. $7.2&87.&0.
SHEEP AINLI LuliilBi) nttciiiui,
1.....H. murlrat ateRflV. Iiunbs IOC lOWeri
Colorado lambs, JS.0W3S.50; yearllngB, $6.(5
437.75; wethers. $5.75S6.60; ewes, $5.00(36.a.
St. Loula Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. iniTIS. Feb. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.700 head, Including 600 Toxans;
market steady; choice to fine Hteern,
$8.r.OiiTO.00; good to choice steers, JI.1W
8.60; stockers nnd feeders, $5.257.70; cows
and heifers, $5.6038.00: bulls, $3.0VH'7.0');
calves, $6,005(9.50; southern steers, $5.2b'a
iinrisH.ni.lnH 10.000 head: market olP
10c higher: nigs and lights. J1.W8.kO;
mixed nnd butchersi, JS.6OS.S0; good
heavy. J8.7Wi&.t.o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, J.t"0
head: market steady; muttons, Jo-oOM-!
yearlings, $7.00Jj7.85; lambs, $7.00tfS.5.
Slcnix City Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. Feb. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,800 head; market steady; na
tive steers, $7,2538.76; cows and heifers,
J5.26ft6.75; canners, $3.604.D0; stockers
nnd feeders, $6.6OQ1.50; calves, $6.107.26;
bulls, $5.:7.00.
HOOS receipts t,wu neau; marnec
tndv to stronc: heavy, $8.1008.15; mixed.
$8.1CKff8.20: light. $S.158.20; pigs, $6.757.50;
t'Ulk, 8.10'S.1D. i
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300
i.nmi. innrkpt steadv: wethers. $5.6utii
6.35; ewes, $5.1036.85; Iambs, $6.7568.25.
St. Joseph Live Stock Mnrket.
ST JOSEPH. Feb. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,600 head; market steady; stccra,
$6.758.75; cows and heifers, $3.7537.60!
calves. $3.6089.75.
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 head: market 5a
higher; top. $8.43; bulk. $8.3088.40.
aixKTCP AND LAMBS Receipts. .1.200
head; market steady; lambs, $7.0038.76.
Stock lit Sljrlit.
Receipts of live stack at the six prlncU
pal western markets yesterday:
UBiuc. nogs, oneep.
South Omaha.
St. Joseph
Kansas City...
Sioux City.T-...
6,000 16,800
lo.yo
.. 2,600 10,000
.,15,000 16,000
.. 1.800 6.000
fc,2U0
9,500
300
3,000
l8,tW
4jmJ0
St. I-ouls
2,700 10,000
Chicago 4,000 23,000
Totals
32,100 81,800
Dry Gonds Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-DRY GOOD8-
Tho cotton goods market rules firm,
with business of fair volume. Wash goods
ro particularly active. xarnB ruie easy,
'ancy worsteds are very quiet.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., l-'eb. . WItKA'B
No. 1 northern, 91(892c; No. 2 northern,
saiilflOc: Xo.i! hard winter. 904K)lc: May.
91 tOSHic; July. 90c.
CORN MO. 3 yeuow, tin'asc; iso. J
white. 40V4: May, 62V43Cl?icj July, 63Ho. .
OATS 34C.
RYE-61HC.
BARLEY 52ig70c
Turpentine and Iloatn.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Feb. 25. TURPEN
TINE Firm at 42ic; sales, 87 bbls.; re
ce ots. 80 bbls.: enipments, si ddls.i
stocks, 18,800 bbls.
ROSIN I' irm ;saies, i,iss duis. ; receipts,
256 bbls,; slllpments. 257 bbls.; stocks.
17J600 bbls. Quotations: A and 15.
$6,274: C und D. $8.40; B, $6.42H; F. $6.45;
G J6.50: H. $6.60: I. $6.76; K. $6.: A.
$7.00; N, $7.05; WO. $7.10; WW, $7.15ii'tf7.W.
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
ShlD your own BAXN tn a bM.j
advanUge. Write today for Important
circular. We handle your grain and hay
regardless of location. We handle seeds!
Also supply feeders everything 1 1
years experience. Absolutely rellablo
service.
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