TI1E BEE: OMAHA, TJtl'RSDAY, FEBRTARV 27, 1913.
13
WANTED TO RENT
TOUNQ man wishes room and board
In small private family, conveniently
near business district, no boarding houses
need reply. Address B 708, care Dee.
RKAIj KSTATK LOANS
I V RVTN RROS Loans $500 and up.
IiU V -UN -DIVUQ. 0mana Nat'l Bant
'fijvANTED City leans nnd warrants.
YS Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnatn Bt
City Loans
LOW RATES LIBERAL OPTIONS
QUICK AND SATISFACTORY
SERVICE.
Loans on Business Blocks and Choice
Residence Properties a Specialty.
FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF OMAHA.
MONEY to loan on business or rest
ence properties, $1,000 to 1500,000.
W. H. tmumab. an stale uanx isioB-
Wo
CITT LOAN 8. Remls-Carlberg Cn
no-ll Brandels Theater Bide
MONET on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Neb. (aims and Omaha city
property In any amount. II. TV. BINDER,
806-810 City Nation"! Bank Bldg
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat
$100 to 110.000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
LOANS on farrr.j and Improved city
Sroperty, 5, &tt and C per cent: no delay.
. H. Dumont 4 Co., 1603 Farnam 8c
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm
O'KEEKE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LARGE loans our specialty. Btull Bros.
BALE OK KXCILVNGK It. K.
Price $23,000 For sale. Omaha trackage
lot, 66x133, corner: this property offers
exceptionally profitable Investment: will
greatly Increase In value, next few years,
splendid site for parties desiring to erect
a building on trackage centrally located.
Call or address Paul F. Sklnor, President
Bklnner Site. Co.. Owners, Omaha.
WANT Improved farm; I will exchange
good Income town property and pay dlf
terence, no agents. Address 2011 Blnney
street, Omaha. Nebraska.
FOR TRADE Wo have some choice
Colorado farming lands to trade, for gen
eral merchandise or hardware stocks. For
further Information address The Lleber
Land Co., Hugo, Colo.
THE ONLY WAY
To beat the money trust Is to list your
property for exchange with the Palmer
Land Co., 100 W. O. W. Bids., who can
match them. ,
Will Trade Property
For Auto
Wanted A good 4 or E-passenger car
ot late model. Will trade city lots for
sinachlne.' State make, model, horsj
"wowcr, mileage and price wanted In first
-letter. Address 8 710. -care Bee.
12-ROOM house, kountxe Place, Omaha.
$7,000, clear, also other clear Omaha
property. Want California. 113$ W. 414
Bt., Los Angeles Cal.
40 ACRES of western land for Omaha
residence property: abstract furnished.
1014 City National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-3.125 shares
capital stock ot the Bear Creek Mining
& Milling Company, Soldier, Idaho. Fully
paid and non-assessable. Will take In
good automobile on deal. Address Lock
Box 1ST, Emerson, Neb.
RKAIj KSTATK KOR RENT
FOR RENT at a bargain. Two Im
proved farms near Gem, Thomas county
Kansas. The owner will lease these
farms fpr a cash rental of $1 per acre fot
the season and will allow one-third of the
price to bo applied on fixing up the Im
provements; for particulars, write the.
owner. W. O. Eaton, Torrlngton, Wyo.
RKAIj ESTATK WANTED
OOOOOOOOOOOO O-O O O o o
O . DO YQU WISH TO SELL? O
O We have' twenty buyers for O
O homes on easy payments, not over' O
O four blocks from car. O
O Call Doug. 1474, O
O OSBORNE REALTY CO., O
O . 408 Paxton Block. O
O O O O O O.O O, O O O O O .O O O O Q
REAL ESTATE
A11V1 UAC 1 .1 -I'll'l.K.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 06 Brandels Theater.
CITY PROPERTY KOlt SALE,
fO BUY, BELT, OR RENT, FIRST SEE
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 102 FARNAM ST.
MUST sell modern 8-room house 1 block
n. of high school. Price $3.600. D. 3S07.
Trackage
Eastern owner here. Wants cash offer
on 33,000 square feet Burlington trackage
at 20th. Act quickly.
Harrison & Morton
' Special Snap
Dundee
Two Lots $2,350
100x135 Feet
At the southwest corner of 61st and
Burt Sts. we have two of the very best
lots In this beautiful residence district.
Proper building restrictions have made
this one of the best places around Omaha
for those who want a slto for a fine
home. Both streets are paved and uplcn
dld homes liavo been built all around. It
Is closo to the new boulevard, Happy
Hollow club and car line, Look It over
today and see ns at once.
Charles W. Martin & Co.
1018 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
On 40 St. Hill
East front, paving paid, one block to
40th and CUmlng; i rooms and hall down;
rooms and bath up. Large trees; best
neighborhood $5,000. $1,000 cash, balance
$40 monthly. Not new, but excellent con
dition and entirely modern.
O'Keele Iieal Esfato Co.
lOlffOmaha National. Phone Douglas 2715
Evenings. Harney 33S or Harney 6134. '
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
O HANSCOM PARK! ! o
O B rooms and bath cottage; nice O
O barn on rear; full lot; beautiful O
O shade; 3 blocks to park and car; O
O $2,800; terms. Bargain. OSBORNE O
O Realty Co.. 408 Paxton Blk. D 1474. O
O O
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS. Indexed,
free at office, 2 stamps by malt, CHAS,
E. WILLIAMSON CO.. Real Estate, In
surance. Care of Property, Omaha. Also
Omaha Red Book, vest pocket size.
RKAIj ESTATE
FAKM Jc BAXril I. A Nil VttU SALB
Canada.
EASTERN Saskatchewan grain and
stock farms, Improved or raw, right prices
and easy terms. 1 Interested write D, T.
Detelm. 231S Sprague. Omaha,
EASTERN Saskatchewan grain and
stock farms. Improved or raw, right prices
and easy terms. It Interested write D. T.
Deselm. 2318 Sprague. Omaha.
.Florida.
FLORIDA Orange groves, farm land,
truck land, ' tlmoer and colonization
tracts for sale anJ exchange for good
Income producing northern property, C.
II. Childs. 130. W. Ashley St, Jackson
ville. Fla.
Ions,
FOR BALE Good forty-acre farm, foJr
and a half miles from Oskaloosa, Ma
haska county, Iowa; price, $7,000; can
i , . a ...... i ( I I rt ..III.
tarry Han a k o wi inn. ... . u,,,a,
Uakalooaa. la.
The "Persistent anc ' Judicious Use ot
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
'Business Success.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Weather Conditions Have Affeoted
Wheat Market.
MAY CORN MAY BE FORCED DOWN
ConserratlTr Corn Men Are of the
Opinion thnt Mny Option of the
Ycllovr Cerent la nonnd
to Lose Ground.
... OMAHA. Feb. 26. 1913.
,".. tne sentiment on wheat may be
called bearish, the men who are arrayed
on the bear aide of the market are slow
to put out big short lines around tho
present price level, but are satisfied to
make all commitments and to even tip
their position fiom day to day. While
the recent snow and rain throughout the
southwestern country has been a great
help to the growing plant and Is consid
ered a tall feather in the cap ot the
bears, the conditions aro at least par
tially offset by the Improved cash trade
In wheat on export account and a better
Inquiry with some business on Interior
milling account. The wheat markets that
were open In tho United States yesterday
and tho Winnipeg market as well showed
but little changes and the trado was
small at all points. St. Louts and Kan
sas City both reported the trade there
as dull.
A message from Minneapolis reported
the volume of business there as small,
with the pit crowd taking a little May
wheat and the offers supplied by cash
houses. Another message from Minnea
polis said that It Is the opinion there
that there Is, a big long Interest and It
Is held tightly, with no lack ot surplus In
tho pit, and that until thora Is a loosen-
FA 11 St Jt RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
Georfrln.
FOR SALE-30 Teres, $1,500; beautiful
home; half mile from city; 16 acres in
cultivation, 15 acres wire fenced; branch;
extra fine well, affording thirty gallons
per hour; large 6-room house, painted:
nice hedge; clay subsoil; pears, graces,
figs, scuppernongs, plums, peaches, ap
ples, etc.
Also 1H4 acres choice land, all In culti
vation, adjoining the 30-acre tract, $Sou.
Mrs. L. A. Davis, Gainesville, Ua., it.
2. B. 6.
Kauaus.
KANSAS FARMS and ranohes for sale;
B0 to 25.000 acres; write for free list. V. EL
NIQUETTE. sallna. Kan.
Mississippi,
IMPROVED farms, $20 to $60 acre, if
located In eastern Nebraska worth $100;
gently rolling black limestone prairie.
Alfalfa, six tons; corn, 100 bushels acre.
Communities Illinois farmers. Q. P. Steb
bins, 1610 Chicago St.
Montana.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES CAREY
LAND open to entry at Valler, Mont. Fif
teen annual payments. Section fumous
for grain, grasses. vegetables: well
adapted dlversiled farming. For particu
lars write. Valler Farm Sales Co.. Box
2 Vnller. Mont.
Nebraska.
IMPROVED
FARM
160 Acres
Extra fine, new Improvements.
Close to town and school.
Only fifty, miles from Omaha..,
Good flxed-up home-like place to live.
Lays nearly level; awful rich ground.
Must raise some money and will sell
this awful cheap and make somebody a
big bargain that has the money.
This farm Is In a mighty good neigh
borhood and nice neighbors.
No agent has got ths to sell.
Write me direct.
Don't answer unless you have the cash
and mean business.
Will give possession of farm In thirty
days.'
My address, Postofflce Box Number
633, Omaha, Nebraska.
FINE, Improved, level, black SO acres,
with grove, big house, barn, good water,
adjoining Gothenburg, Neb.;, real bar
gain. Come and see at once, at Qentzler,
there.
TWO QOOD NEBRASKA FARM BAR
GAINS. 260 acres, all choice valley land, only
3 miles from the city of North Platte;
owner nonresident and Is forced to sell;
has reduced price from $50 to $33 an acre
for a quick sale.
400-acre farm, mostly In the Wood River
valley, northwost from Kearney, on the
Callaway line; 210 cultivated, 30 alfalfa;
close to town: Is a bargain at $50 an
acre: owner needs some money, but will
carry back one-half on the farm at 7
per cent Interest. W. W. Mitchell, Bee
Bldg., Omaha, Neb. N
Aortu Dakota.
FOR SALE Well Improved 720acre
farm In Wells county, N. D. This tarm
contains best soil, lies level, al! tillable,
good buildings, grove, plenty fcood water,
3 miles from station, not Tar from Car
rlngton, N. D. Must br .sold before first
of March: will sail at i bargain If taken
soon. Write Fred Guseck. Ileaton. N. D.
Sooth Dakota.
760 ACRES, corn land, In Bon Honim-!
Co.. S. V.. all joins; all tillable; l'.W0.t0
worth of Improvements; fine wells, ono
soft water well; 8 miles from town; 4 to
acres now under cultivation: price, $83
per acre; ' cash, balance for term of
years at 6 per cent. R. It. Roblnaun,
Tyndall, ft D.
Texas.
CATHOIiI0C0L0NY
Every Catholic farmer's family should
know about the prosperous Catholic
colony in North Texas. Indorsed and
recommended by the Catholic Colonization
society of the United States and by Bishop
Lynch ot Dallas, Tex. They should know
about the low priced, rich land, $20 to $35
per acre, and the easy terms to actual
settlers. They should know about the
new Catholic church and about the thirty
well satisfied Catholic families already
settled there. Write tor booklet wfth
maps, eitner isngiisn or uerman, and .
letters of endorsement and tell why you
want the 'Information.
(Reliable agents wanted.)
THE NELSON COMPANY,
Phone Douglas 4046.
571 Brandels Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
Wisconsin.
GET United States census figures on
yields before buying land anywhere. Wis
consln still has some cheap lands now on
market. Get census facts from Wlscon
In Adv, Assn.. 324 Caswell Bldg., Mil
waukee. Wis.
Miscellaneous.
GET AFAItM
While there are good ones. Next year
may be too late. Choice Improved and
unimproved land for sale In many states.
Where will you locate. Wo have bar
gains you will like. Come and see us
If possible. If you cannot come write ur
for Just what you wish and let us help
you decide. Franklin Brokerage Co., 15Z5
Douglas St., Omaha, Neb.
UVF. STOCK MAKKKT r)' AVRSf
Ship live stock to South Omaha, Savs
mlleago and shrinkage. Your consign
ment receive prompt and careful atten
tion. 1,1 v Stock Commission Mr reliant.
BYERP. TIROS. & CO. Btronc. reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. ttt Exchange Bldg.
itdRTiN BK-OH. t Co., Excnang iOaz.
lng up of this grain ti.e trade looks for
a dull and narrow markri It was the
belief among wheat traders yesterday
that the market Is not likely to do much
until the figures on farm reserves are
given out March 10. There Is nothing but
the export business, that drifts from day
to day, to trade on at present, ns the bull
edgo has been taken off tho drv western
scare by recent snows and rains. Chi
cago traders as a rule ore doing llttlo
In the market, nnd while many are bull
ish, they arc satisfied with small profits.
Cash wheat Ho to ?ic higher.
Tho corn markets In tho old world were
about neglected yesterday because ot a
holiday In Chicago.
It Is believed by the more conservator
men In the corn trade that the largo hoM
err In the Mav option am more than
likely to be forced out of their position
because of liberal receipts at Chicago,
coupled with tho increase In stocks ni.d
the fact that Argentina Is still In he
market with a fair-sized quantity of old
corn. The bears believe that the farm
reserves of corn, as well as oats, will
prove quite heavy In the March inp-j.'t
Issued by the government. Some of the
moro conservative .houses In the trade
are advising customers to use cautlin In
taking on a line of corn, with the ex
pectation of securing a- profit out of It.
Cash corn. Mo higher, ,
Now that the Fnlted States Is practi
cally out ot export business In oats, be
cause of liberal offerings by Argentina
and the free supply In Canada, this mar
ket will be forced to depend wholly on n.
domestic basU to take care of It. Lash
oats, He higher.
Clearances were 1,043,00) bushels ot
corn, 17,000 bushels of oats and wheat and
flour equal to 946,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed 'SHd higher on wheat
and unchanged to Ud lower on corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,177,000
bushels nnd shipments were 1.024,000 bush
els, against receipts last year ot 791.000
bushels and shipments of 533,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 2,175,000
bushel and shipments were 2.028,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 1,390.000
bushels and shipments of 1,441,000 bushels.
Primary oats ' receipts were 1,354,000
bushels and shipments were 1,307,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 1,461,000
bushels and shipments of M2.000 bushels.
The following cash sales were reported
today!
WHEAT No. 2 hard, winter: 3 cars,
85c
CORN No. 2 white: 1 car, tf.lie. No.
3 white: 1 car, 46'ci 1 car, 46c; 1 car.
45ic. No, 3 yellow: 2 cars. 4414c; 4 cars,
44V4c; 3 cars, 44',4c. No. 3 mixed: 4 cars,
44c: 1 car, 43c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 43c;
1 car. 42ic: 1 car, 42Hc. No. S color: 1
car, 45?ic. No. 4 color: 1 car. 43140.
OATS-Standard: 1 car, 32'4c No. 3
white: 4 cars, 31Hc. No. 4 white: 1 car.
31V4c; 3 cars, 31c
Omnhn Cnuli Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, S4!4B8.'ic; No. 3
hard, 83WJT84HC; No. 4 hard, 716S3c; No. 3
spring. S2T83c: No. 4 spring, SigsiHc.
CORN No. 2 white, 4614c; No, 3 white.
45&46Ho; No. 4 white, 44V4S5c; No. 3
color. 45V4ff45?ic: No. 2 yellow, 4545Uo;
No. i yellqw. 44V4?f44Kic; No. 4 yellow, 43
tH3tt;: No. 2. 4444V4o; No. 3. 43V4044c;
'ATS-No white, 32?4Q'33c; standard.
S2Uc; No. 3 white, 31c; .No. 4 white, 31c
BARLEY Malting, 53(&XSc; No. 1 feed,
40tfT42c
RYE No. 2, 5606Sc; No. 3, 6GHf(6c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago M? 51
Minneapolis 296
Duluth 11
Omaha JJ t rf 7
Kansas City SI 11 6
St. Louis 50 37 43
Winnipeg 295
CHICAGO GnAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trnillnn anil Clonlnff
Prices on llonrd ot Trade.
CHICAGO. Fob. 26. Wheat today
showed considerable strength, an outcome
largely of rumors that export saleH had
been made from Omaha "'L.1'0
close, though easy, was I'.o to 5jc up
Corn 'Inlshea at a net advance of Q
to 1c, oats with a gain ot Ho to WBc and
provisions unchanged to ,4a higher.
Firm cables gave wheat an upward ten
dency from the start. Argentina crop
estimates were reduced 15,000,000 bu. be
cause of disappointing returns from
threshers, the yield for India was de
clared to be under the average and there
were dlsputchrs telling ot scarcity of
milling grades In both Russia nnd Eng-
IttAd'dltlonal snow and rain, putting the
United States winter wheat belt In al
most perfect condition nnd almost pre
cluding nnv serious crop scare the present
season, failed to stop the upturn In the
market A slight reaction nt tho close,
however, cune about through assertions
In somfj quarters that tho Duluth export
sale, could not be confirmed.
Prlmarv receipts of wheat for two days
were 1.5i7.aiO bu., against 791,000 a year
ago. Clearunces of wheat and flour were
equal to I'tbOOO bu.
Aggresslvo support by leading bulls
forced tho corn market to bulgo. They
wero helped by tho unsettled weather,
which threatened to Interfere with wagon
hauis and to Increase feeding.
Oats woiUed, higher with com, although
much of the day trade wai. small.
In pMvlMnns n brrak due to larger re
ceipts of hogs disappeared under the In
fluence of grain strength and good com
mission demand.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclel Open. High. I Low. Close.l Yea y.
Wheatl
..I.
May.
July,
Sept.
93T4
93',i
91H
804
r2;
93?i0;
9l?iT4
I
93;i
91
91T492
3lii
90ViSH
sort
Corn. I
May.
fiS'iOTil 53n
63141
52i,4
July.
.Sept.
Oats. I
May.
July.
Sept.
5411 Wi
M14
554
54H'?i
34T4
34'iiJW
34i
3U
34!4&H
34Hj
33
35
34
:31Ti'3.")
34OH
34H
3!4
amy,
Pork. I
May.
19 76$
19 77H
19 S2Vi
19 85
13TJV4
19 90
19 724
19 K2U.I
19 85
July.
Lard.
May.
July.
Sept.
Ribs. I
1 U
19 774
19 72V4-
19 76
10 m
10 62H
10 674
10 GO.
10 65
10 6)
10 (,'.4
10 7i
10C2V4
10 624
10 671
10 624
10 724
10 67H
10 67H-
10 ,0
10 624
10 10
10 75
10 52V4
10 55
10 75
10 774!
10 70
May.
July.
Sept.
10 45
10 474
10 60
10 55 '
10 55
10 45
10 fc&Wi
10 62H
10 67
10 60
10 474
10 52V4-
10 55
10 60
10 ra
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
$1.0:ai.0S; No, 3 red, 95c$1.00; No. 2 hard,
92fl24c; No, 3 hard, 91Q924c; No, 1
northern, 92fi924c: No. 2 northern. 9091c:
No. 3 northern. 8&&90c; No. 2 spring, 893
lc; No. 3 spring, 8600c; No, 4 spring,
78g4c; velvet chaff, S6tf911c; durum,
Ktt!c. Corn: No. 2, 60;50Hc; No. 2
white. 60ic; No. 2 yellow, 6051c; No. 3.
74e49'c: No. 3 white, 49Q60c; No. 3
yellow. 47?;49ic; No. 4, 4544Sc; No. 4
white. 47448Hc; No. 4 yellow, 4WSc.
Oats: No, 2 white, 344$jr35o: No. 3 white,
K!433jc: No. 4 white. a04g32ic; stand
ard, 33&U34c. Rye; No. 2, 62c. Barley:
47070c. Timothy: $2.7503.60. Clover: $12.00
018.60. Pork: $19.75, Ird; $10.5510.66.
Ribs: J9.874il0.624c.
BUTTBR-rSteady; creameries, 2&805c.
EGGS Receipts. 7.395 cases; at mark.
cases Included. 174lSc; firsts. 1914c.
CHEESE Easy; daisies. 17Q17Uc; twins,
16l4fll64o; young Americas, 17lS174c;
long horns. 17417mC.
POTATOES Hteady: receipts, 30 cars,
Michigan, 464Sc; Minnesota, 454Sc;
Wisconsin, 43048c.
POULTRY Firm; turkeys, dressed, 21c;
chickens, alive. 14ro; dressed, 13c;
springs, alive, 16c,
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 26. W 1 1 EAT No. 1
noftheVn. fllWKte: No. 2 northern. 88V4
J; No. S hard winter. S0fj91c; May, Sl&f
91tORN No. 3 "yellow. 48'ic; No. 3 white,
494c; Not 3, 47i'5'i8c; May. 634ij63ic;
July, 54M4o.
OATS-334(31c.
RYE 61 Vic.
BARLBY-WGiO&
Key to the Situation Bee Want Ads.
I.EGALi NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting ot the stockholders
of The Bee Publishing company will be
held tt The Bee office, Omaha, a 4
o'clock p. m. on Monday. March 3, 13X3.
for the eieotlon of a board ot directors
for the ensuing year and for the tranj
action of such other business as was
properly come before the meeting.
By order of the president.
F4-MJ N. P. FE1L. Secretary.
iNEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Decline of Recent Sessions United,
Temporarily nt Least.
TRADE QUIET ON HIGHER LEVEL
t'rntlnn of Liquidation of Sppclnl
llr anil Innctlrr Hnllronil Storks
Encouraging- l'enttirc in
Hulls.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26,-The stcadv de
cllno In stocks was halted today 'and the
market made material progress upward.
It was ono of the prrlodlo upturns which
have occurred during tho downward
movement of the lust few weeks, marking
a natural reaction, and was symptom
atic of no essential change In speculative
conditions. Trading grew unlet on the
higher level.
Europe lent a hand In pulling up tho
market. Indications that tho llarrlnmn
dissolution plan would not be upset bv
th objections of the California rallrond
commission also exercised a strengthen
ing Influence.
One of tho most encouraging features
of the market from tho standpoint of
the bull trader was the cessation of
liquidation of the specialties and In
active railroad stocks, such as hsd an
unsettling effect recently. Many of these
stocks made large gains today Can com
mon and pi ef erred moved up rapidly on
the belief that the directors at to
morrow's meeting might take action
townrd paying off tho accumulated divi
dend on the preferred. Central Leather's
favorable annual report was reflected In
the strength of the shams. The Hill
stocks were weak. Northern Pacific
touching a new low price, but later ral
lied. Additional railroad statements for Jan
uary were received and tho record of In
creased earnings among tho larger lines
Is unbroken. I'nion Pacific reported $4tX.
000 gain In net nnd Southern Railway
$118,000.
Hands showed an Improving tendency
Total sales, par value. $2,500,000. I'nlted
States bonds unchanged on call.
Number of saleu and leading quotations
on stocks today wero as follows!
Self, lllsh. low. Cloi.
Amslitsmittil Coppor . .. 2:,T00 ll'i H
American Agricultural . . 100 St (1 W)(i
Airrrlrsn nrt Suiar too St il K
Amrrlcan Can 51,000 3 3'i S5H
Amtrlran Can pM S.400 1!1H 120U 113'i
Amrrlcan C tk F l.SOO O 4T, 49U
Amarlcan Cotton Oil SO) it i 48
Am. tea Sncurltlea 400 II 21'i 2i
American TJnwrd' s
Anrrlcan Ijoromotlva ... SO0 3.1 S4'i is
American 8. A R J,S MH M Mi
Am. 8. & R. 1M SCO 103S 103i 103',i
Am Sugar Unflnlns KK 115 114U US
American T. & T; S00 1SS 131 181
Amrrlcjn Tobacco 30 !4t4 Hi :4Mt
Anaconda Mlolm Ce 900 35 34i U
Atchison 3.4O0 lOUi 100S IOJ'4
Atclilxm prd 1,400 100 3U
Atlantic Coaat Une 100 114 123 Its
Baltimore & Ohio 1,0 100i WH too
HrUilthem Strel ,.. SO0 30 i S JiT.
Ilrooklyn Rapid TT l.MW SU HH
Canadian Pacific 11.600 S32H U0 ?32H
Central Uathcr 2,000 73 Vi rj'i 73
Ctitaapeake & Onto 3,100 73 H 13'1 73
Chicago (1. W NO 141a I3-'i 131J
Chicago, M. & St. r.... l.bOO 108 106U 108
Chicago & N". W (00 1SS4 1321 13:i;i
Colorado F. & 1 1,000 31 Sli 3rt
Conaolldatad Una 1,700 128'4 lri'i 129V,
Corn rroducta S00 13 114 K
Delaware A- Hudson lM'l
Denver A Itlo arande UK
Denver & It. 0. ptd 400 3 3?i J
Dlatlllera' Securltlea .... 100 17H IJ'l 17
Erie 11,100 :7
Erie lat pfd 1,000 43U Itli 43
Brie Sd rfd 3H
General Electric 700 13714 13 137'4
Oreat Northern pfd 3.400 12'. 12S lf!Sl
Clreat Northern Ore ctt. 300 KSK 54 M4
IlllnoU Central 100 123 122 122H
Interbnrough Met l.tOO 17 U'i 1'4
Inter. Met. pfd S.S00 H M'.i tT'.k
International llaneeter .. too 10741 107 1fc7i
Inter-Marine rfd 10) 17H 114 J7i
International Paper 100 II !1 10
International Tump 12'4
Kanaaa City Southern ... !K)0 24 24 21 li
Laclede Oaa SH
Illlgh Valley 6,000 IBS ISJ'4 U4
Iiulavllle Nashville... 1.600 132l 130. 131'4
M., St. P. & 8, Hte. M. 200 133',4 13114 13314
Mlaeourl, K. A. T 400 16 24H 2S
Mlaaourt racltlc 2,100 31U M4 33
National Illacult 100 1144 1KH 113
National Lead ., 100 4t4 4S14 60
N. 11. It. of M. 24 pfd.. 400 23H 31i iiU
Maw York Centr'al 700 106',i 10511 1MU
K. Y.. O. A ,W 200 2? H 23H
Norfolk & Weatern 1,200 107 104 104
North American .... f',4
Northern Pacltlo .100 116U USH 115
Pacific Mall 14.000 25U 24H U.i
I'eople'a Oaa 400 110 107i 110
P.. C , C. & 8t. U 200 M!4
.Plttaburgh Coal 700 21 20 SOJi
ITeeaed 8teel Car 700 2 25U K
Pullman Palace Car IS' .
Heading 64.000 168T4 151; 155H
Republic I. ft 8 1,000 24 U'i 24
Republic I. 8. pfd.... 0O W 34 6311
Itock Uland Co i,W0 S2H 21'i, 24
Rock Uland Co. pfd 200 J7 54't f H
St. U & S. K. 2d pfd.... 300 24i 23H 24 J4
Seaboard Air Line 100 IMi ll Ills
Beabourd A, U pfd 400 43. tV.i 43
Hloea-Bheffleld 8, & I -5
Southern laclflo .00 10H Jl 100'i
Southern Itallwar J00 S5S 24 S JJJj
So. Railway pfd M0 7JH .J'.i !H
Tenneaaea Copper 1,300 31 26 5
7, iLmo'"0::?"::.":: iisi iii;i j.-.5u
Union Pacific Pfd S00 87 (W MH,
United Btatea JUally
United Btatea Rubber.... 4.S00 60!; S.14 I0J,
United Statu Steel &S,200 ti (0 61
U, 8 Steel Pfd 2,200 108 107H 1973
Utah CipVer 2 10 Hi M HW
Va.rollna Chemical ,. 6W S)4 St
Wabaah J,
Wabaah pfd 1 '
Wemern Maryland .-
Weatern Union M M 'l JJ'a
Weallnghouae Electric ... 2,100 1 ClV, f
WToUnaie tor 'the "day,' 4O0,io' aharea'.' '
Scvr York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28. MONKT On
call, "H&i Per cent; ruling rate. 3 par
cent; closing bid, 2i per cent; offered at
24 per cent. Time loans, stronger; sixty
and ninety days, 4H4 per cent; lx
months, B per cent.
PRIMES MERCANTILE PAPER-5 per
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, wt.th
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.-a
for sixty-day bills and at $4.fi0 for' de
mand; commercial bills, $4.82?.
SILVER Bar, 6014c; Mexican dollars,
4$Hc,
BONDS Government, steady; rallnad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows'
V B. ref. 2a, rei,..10M.K. C. Eo. ref. 6a....7Ti
do coupon lOOliL. 8. deb. 4e l3)... WHi
U S. Sa. reg iimi,L. . I. unl. 4a 86V
do coupon liVM. K. & T. ltt 4s 2i
U. 8. a. rag IJIVj do 44a 14
do coupon lllJiMo. Pacific 4a.... 70
Panama a toui,wM..,.Ta no ronv. ia ia,a
eA.-c. lat 6 etfa... 66 "s R 18 of M 4 14a 14
Aracf. Ag. t T. C. g. 314a.... 8414
Am Tobacco 6a. ..2SHK. Y. N. 11. A H,'
Armour & Co. 4Vii.. 6J ev. 3H. 84
Atchlaen g'n. "
do cv. 4a I960. ... M14 do cr. 4a 10s
A. C. U Ht 4a ,. 'do a 8614
UI. 01110 a. o. it. nag. in
. . fail Tlanii mm a ameer . ,
nrook. Tr. cv. ,1V? a", 101
Cen. ot Oa. S 104Readlng gen. 4. V4
Cen. Leather 5a. ... K 8. L. & 8. F. fg 4a 76
Che. &. Ohio 4H. S do gen. h, 7JT4
do conv. 4a M St. 8. W. c. 4a. 7M4
a aua... II a 1 1. .i 1. -i7
C. n. J. ! l)0. Pas. col. 4a jh
do gen. 4a M do cv. 4 Ha,
p H ! f " 4Ha..l'rt V4 do lat ref. 4a j
C. R. I. & P- c, 4a. filiSo. Railway 6a. . 106
M - Am KB Att epttn iat "VI.
C. & 8. r & e 4V4a. MMJnlon Pacific 4a. .. SIJ
D. II. cv. 4a 6'! do cr. 4 tja,
I. & P. II. ref. 4i. 60 do lat a ref. 4a .. S3
Dlatlllera' 6a '," 8. Rubber ...... 103
Brio p. 1. 4a. JJU. s. Steel 2d 6a. low;
do gen. - rm,- mr. ,n.m, t,e. . 31
do cv. 4a. er. B. . 72UWabaah lat i ei. 4a 67(4
III. Cen. lat, ref. e. MiWeetern Md. 4a 82
inter. Met. -IVie "Seat. Elec. cv. 6a . J1H
Inter. M. M. 4Hi.-- 1'4Wla. Centra 4a 94
japan nm
-Bid. Oflered.
noalon Mining; Stock.
ROSTON, Keb. 26.-Closing quotations
o, mlnlntr stocks' w'-
Alloue Mol,"wk 4JH
Amal. Copper J7J.Nevada Con. 1H
A. Z. U & 8 7IHMplaalng Mlnaa ... at,
Arliona Cora North Uutte jsh
11, ft K ('. t 8. M. rth Ike 214
Cal. & Arliona 4 Old Dominion 46
Cal. U lleola Oaceola U
Centennial .......... 1 Qulnoy ((14
Copper Range C. C. ISHHhannon 10
Kaat llutte C, M ... 12 Superior 24.
Franklin 6J,8iperlor n. M... It,
Olroui Con J14Tamarack .. 2)4
Oranby Con M U. 8. s. R. & M. . silt
Orcane Cananea iK do pfd 46
lale Royale Copper. 26V4lItah IJon
Kerr Ik JUUtah Copper Co S114
Lake Copper ItWinona jt,
La Salle Copper JH'olverlne 64
Miami Copper 22
Condition of Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 2t).-The condition
of the United fc'Utes tnasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Working
balance. $TS,5I1,73S; In banks and Philip
pine, treasury, $43,701,276; total of general
fund. $147,197,671, receipts yesterday, $
7M.340: disbursements, !l,7b0.O7&; surplus
thla fiscal year, $S,U'4,lb2, as against a
deficit of $A9l.VMI last year The figures
ror receipts disbursements, etc . excltMe
Panama canal nnd public debt transac
tions.
London tNnok Mnrkrt.
LONDON, Feb. 2ft. American securities
opened firm and higher during the day.
Prices continued to advance during the
forenoon under the lead of Union and
Southern Pacific. The market was firm,
with values ranging from ' to 1H higher
than yesterday's New York closing.
London closing stock Quotations:
Conrola, money . 74 -UlMlavllle A Naah 124
ao account iiixt. Kan a Tet 4
Amat Copper . MNew Yerk Central.. 1MU
Atrhlaon ... IMUNorfnIX A Wftlf rn.t(,
llalnmore & Ohio lot Ontario Weatern. ttl
Canadian Pacific Ittl. IVnnavlvanla . ,i
heaapoake A Ohio. 74tTlai1lng 71
CB1 Oreat Weatern 16 Southern Ry . 344
Chi.. Mil. St. P 1(iU8nuthern Taclfle ...108
iwiver & itio u... lavunion raeific UIN
Erie
M 1!W 8. aiael US
. 43 Wabaah 814
... ISHtie Peera ' 5IH
do let rfd...
Orand Trunk ....
Illlnola Central
.in jiana .Minee
silver liar,
easy at 27 13-lCd per
ounce.
MONEY 44 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES Short bills. S per
cent: three months' bills, 4 13-16flr per
cent.
New Vork jMlnlnsr Stocks,
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-ClosInt quotn
tlons on milling stocks were:
Com. Tunnel atnek. 4 Metlran 70
do Nnd ... ' Ontario tH
Con. Cal. A Va 23 Ophlr .... HI
Iron Silver 117 Small llefee IS
ladtllle Con 8 Standard 100
Little. Chief 3 Yellow Jacket JO
unerea.
Dank Clrnrluna.
OMAHA. Feb. 2rt.-Hank clearings for
today are $3,1 8.1.772. M and $i,8C6.M7lTl for
the corretondlng day last year.
NEW YORK (iUNBIlAli MARKET
4Uotntlnns of thr Day on Vnrlonai
Cainmnilltlen.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-FLOUR-Qulet:
spring patents. I1.401f IlK: winter
straights. J4.5OJH.60: winter patents, $4,70
(B5.10, spring clears. $4.rJ4.45; winter
extras, No. 1. $4.00.16; winter extras.
No. 2. $3.fXi'4.0i); Kansas fltralghts, M.IOW
I. .0. -nye iiour, lair to gooa, 3.HiHa.R6;
choice to fancy. $3.KVH.00. Buckwheat
flour. $2.2.M82.S5.
CORNMEAL-Flne white and yellow.
II. Srtiin.S5: coarse. $1.25471.30: kiln dried.
$3.1B.
RYE Easy; No. 3 western. 60c, e. I. f.,
Buffalo.
HARLEY-Unsettled; feeding. Bsc. c. I.f.,
New York; malting, 69072c, c. I, f., Ruf
falo. WTIEAT-Spot market. Irregular; No, 2
red, $1.00 elevator and $1.11 f. o. b. afloat
nominal; No, 1 northern Duluth, $1.02
f. o. h, afloat. Futures market was
firmer on a more active demand,
prompted by steoly cables, cold weather
In the west and rumors of export busi
ness, closing unchanged to He net higher.
Export sales, 70 loads. May, 99 ll-l&y$1.00;
closed TOTtcj July closed 9SHc; September
closed 971,o, Ronded wheat, May and
July, closed 08Hc
CORN Spot market, firm; export, B7V4o
f. o. b. afloat,
OATS Spot market, barely steady; No.
3, 38tlSttc; No. 4. 37gSo; natural white,
37iftSS0.
FEED Quiet; western spring bran. 100
lb. sacks. $22.00ft2:.CO: standard middling,
lOO-lb, sacks, $22,Wi23,00.
HAY-Standord, U7Hc; No. 1, JJl.OOiin.OG;
No. 2. 8T9C.c; No. 3. 7ry8S0c.
LEATHER Hemlock firsts, 23tf25;
seconds, 27f2Sc; thirds, S423c; rejects, 19
020c.
PROVISIONB-Pork, mess, $19.tM.W:
family, J23.OOJJ24.00. tloef hams, $32,009
34.00. Cut meats, pickled bellies, 10 to II
lbs.. $13.roftH.25; pickled hams, $14.60 Lard,
middle west prime. UO.'OjriO.SO; refined,
firm; continent. $11.3.1; South America,
$11. So: compound, $7.02(4.
TALLOW Irlme city, hlids,. 6ic; spe
clal, 7c; country, aliOHc.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice,
1912. 20rT28o; 1911, 1015c; Pacific coast,
1912, 17023C. 1911, 120160.
HIDES-Steady; Central America, 30!c;
Dogota. 23H4C0VIC
BUTTER Firm; receipts. 8,230 tubs;
crenmery extras, I5HfT36c; creamery held
extras, 33H$f3tc; process extras, 262tPio;
firsts, 25i'(f2fiV4o; Imitation cremmery, flrsta
24R244c; factory, held. 22tT23ci factory,
current make first, 2222lia; packing
stock, held, aOQlo; packing stock, cur
rent make, No. 2, 20c; No. t. 17019c.
. CHEESE Firm; receipts, 1,139 boxes;
state whole milk, held, colored specials.
UHtMSc; state while milk white specials.
17ri7Hc; state wholo milk winter spe
clals. 16Httl7c: skims, 2fl4c.
EGGS Barely steady; receipts. 9,290
casos; fresh gathered extras, 23021 0;
firsts, 20W2!c; refrigerator firsts, 16VMP
17c; nearby henery. whites, good to large
size, new laid, 29030c; western whites, 24Q
2SO.
POULTRY Dressed, steady; fresh
killed western chickens. 14016c; fowls,
I4i7o; turkeys, HW24C. Live, quiet;
western chickens, 15c; fowls, 15c, tur
keys, 200.
I
St. Louis firnernl Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo Feb. 2S.-WHEAT-Cash;
No. 2 red, $1.0091.00; No. 3 hard,
60fl92C.
CORN-No. 2, 4RHV49o; No. 2 white, 60c,
OATB-No. 2. 33033V4c; No, 2 white, tii
J3Cc.
RYE-C2C.
Futures closed as follows:
WHEAT May. 92o; July. 89T&C.
CORN-May, r.2Tc; July, 53Uc
OATS-Msy, 3tHc; July, Siic
FLOUR-Llght trade; red winter pat
ents, $4.90i3G.15: extra fancy and straight,
$3.90(U4.75; winter clears, $3.4aS$.80.
PERD-Tlmothy-$10.00.
CORNMEAI-$2.90.
BRAN-9680SC,
HAY Timothy, $ll.(XrS1B.00; prairie. $9.00
13.00.
HAUUIMl 103.
TWINE Hemp. Sc
PROVIBIONS-Pork. Jobbing, $17.75.
Lard, prlmo steam. $10,lHtW0.37'4. Dry
salt meato and bacon unchanged.
POULTRY Steady; chickensf 12c;
springs, 16c; turkeys, 17c; ducks, 16c;
geese. 9c
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 3SQ36c.
Eaas-Steady; 1814c
Receipts. BlilpmentH.
Flour, hbls 7,000 12,000
Wheat bu 71.000 118,000
Corn 44,000 96,000
oats, bu tAOoo itxs.wo
t '
Knnena Cltr Grain nnd Provlalona.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 26. WHEAT
Cash. No. 2 hard, 854888c; No. 2 red,
Jl.OtKacl.06.
CORN No. 3 mixed. 47HT47Wc; No. 2
white. 48c.
OATS-No. 2 white. 33J34l4c.
Closing prices ot futures:
WHEAT May, SVMWtc; July, UWP
86'ic.
CORN May, K'.tjtaHc; July, 6H4c,
OATS May. 3&c.
BUTTER Creamery, 35c; firsts,- 23c;
seconds, 31c; packing. 19c.
EGGS Firsts. 17',V51Rc; seconds. 13c.
POULTRY Hens, 12V4c; roosters, SWc;
ducks, 15v .
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 31.000 106,000
Corn, bu 11.000 60.000
Oats, bu 6,000 25,000
1 ' 1
Minneapolis Oraln Markri.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 2. WHEAT
May. R8Hc; July. 9044300Hc; September,
HOUQOOHc. Cash: No. 1 hard. tec; No.
1 northern, 87H8Hc, No. 2 nortnern.
85H8o; No. 2 hard Montana, 88H0; No,
S, eJfiMiC
CORN No. 3 yellow, 44W044c
OATS No. 3 white. 30",4804;c.
RYE No. 2. 64t&6V4c.
HRAN-$17.tV818.00.
FLOUR First patents, $4.304.45; sec
ond patents. $4.154.r4J; first clears, $3.10
3.40; second clears. $3.30S2.60.
HERI-Flax, $l.$04.
BARLEY-42S65C,
Liverpool IJraln Stnrkrt,
LIVERPOOL Feb. 24,-WHEAT-Spot,
steady: No, 2 Manitoba, 7s 7V4d; No. 3.
,8 bd. lUliires, quiei, .ie-ruii, u7u,
'7s 4d; July. 7s 3Hd.
, CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 4s 10V4d; old. 6 UV4d; old. via Oal
veston 5s 7Hd. Futures, steady; March,
lil'iata, m o;o; inivniii unu, t
10'td. .... .
Prnrla Markri.
PEORIA. Feb. 2.-CORN-No. 4 while,
47',4c: No. 3 yellow, 48c; No. 4 yellow, 47o;
No. 3 mixed, 4S4c; No. t mixed, 48e; No.
4 mixed, 47c; sample. 44c.
. OATS No, 2 white. S4',4c: standard,
Ss'.io No. 3 white, 32&c; No. 4 white, Sic.
Suunr Mnrkrt,
NEW' YORK, Fob. 28.-8UGAR-Raw.
steady; muscovado, 89 test, 3.98c; cen
trifugal. 96 test, 3.4Sc; molasses sugar, 89
test, 2.73c, Refined, quiet.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow, Steady to Ten Cents
Lower in Spots,
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN LOWER
Sheep Hem, tint Annnt Stearlr nt
Tuesday's Pictures I.ninba All
Hie? Way from Weak to
Fifteen Lower.
. SOUTH OMAHA, rb. tf, l.'H
-"'f'lpt" were: Cattlu. lloas. Sheep.
Of f c al Monday R.3S4 4,158 15,204
Oftlclal Tuesday 6,771 18.4S0 .li
Estimate Wednesday.. 6,000 17.SW lo."J0
Three days' total.... 1B.1S6 J7.WX 40,049
Same days last week .17,03.1 iW.ftll ,mo
Kama 3 ivmI,. . iau .tiil
Ssmn 3 weeks aro!!..'.;i3,'87 Sl'soS i-O.Vvt
name 4 weeks ago 14,111 89.062 it.iM
Same clays last year.. .11,107 32,233 J.33i
Th fnlln. I- ..1.1- ....1,.
or cattle hogs, and sheep at South Omaha
fnr fl.A . . .. .... ' . H.t,i.
j-mi iu oaie, ai compareu win,
last 'ear: iqm 1010 in. Ten.
crtt,k, 159.844 lI.4t M2
'J 621.SK9 0SS.763 117.W.4
8"'rP JM.263 308.923 Mt0
The ollowlng table inont the ranco of
PJ . ? tov, hot Bt Sollh Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons;
Date. I 1913. im2.imi.imo.ii9w.iiM.iiwr
Fab. 16.
7Vi
01 7 01 8 76 211 4 03 0 W
6 95 7 11 8 78 18 8 13
6 941 7 04 N li 6 07) 4 06
7 06 8 94 6 03 4 10 6 81
5 90 h il & 91) 4 15 I 78
5 98 7 08 5 97 4 IS S 81
03 7 01 8 9$ 407883
8 03 7 0-J 9 (C 6 96 3 97 8J
6 96 7 04 B20804 $80
6 89 6 99 9 19 8 11 4 02
A 98 9 23 it 4 II 4 79
6 0J 9 36 '1 13 4 12 t SO
Feb. 18.
Feb. 17.
Feb.
it
Feb.
Feb.
19.
30
ZL
a.
23.
21
SS.
2.
Feb.
KOOC
8 UVJ
8 1SH
8 1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sunday.
Rncelnfa n ,4 .
!!StJw',ii'FF:
yesterttar ending at 3 p. ni.
RECEIPTS CARS.
fx a .... . . . .
C, M. &. St v ""-""i.wv.u r,
Missouri Paolflc...'. '4 6 "i ''.
Missouri I'aclclf.... 4 r.
Union iaririr... o .7 .
pV N. W., east.". 17 5 I
S' N. W west.. 72 SO 5 ..
C., St, P., Mi & O.. 2G 16 1 !
v.., it. k east.. 6 ft 2
U. R. el Q west.. 26 37 6 1
C.. R. I. & P., east 8 s 4 ..
C, It, I. 4 p..' west 8 2
Illinois Central...... 2 "
C O. W 1 1
Total rcreinta...210
23$
65
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Mnrrlx jr. Cn
Swift Anri fVniha .'.' ' ti,".
itw 2,113 1.7GS
Cudaliy Packing Co.. ..1,108
Annour & Co Ml
Schwartx & Co ..! ....
2,019
WW
6,603
1,373
3,661
2.716
1,823
80S
J. W. Mnrnhv
Morroll
8
38
21
61
60
113
222
133
38
76
147
28
8
u P. Co ,
H. O. 1. Co
Sinclair
W. n. Vonsant CM.,..
jienion, vansant & U
Hill & Bon .T.
F. n. tmui.
Huston & Co
J. B. Itoot & Co
J H. Bulla
I.. T. iruac
Rosenstoclc Broi...,.', ",'!',
Werthelmer & Degen.'.' ICl
7
Hlllllvnn llrna . . in
Rothschild & ICrobs..., 68
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.. 113
Other buyers 007
2,641
TOtals 5,241 19,264 11,683
CATTLE Itecolpts of cattle wero lib
eral again today, but still the totat for
the th.rfU?ay" thl" weel' tiead. I"
almost 1,000 head short of tho correspond
ing period last week and larger than a
year ago by 5,000 head. It will be seen
from this that cattlo receipts at this
p!!nt .n.re running ahead as compared
with this time last year.
Ueef stoers wero not In suah urgent
demand as yesterday, nnd the market
opened slow and was more or less of a
drag alt the morning. Prices ranged all
the way from steady to 10c lower. Such
catta as found favor In buyers' oyoa and
wero wanted for the filling of special or
ders commanded about steady prices. On
tho other hand, cattle that ''did not spe
dally appeal to buyers were a little hard
to move und sellers were quoting them
as much as lOo lower. A heavy fall ot
snow all the morning made cattle appear
less attractive than would otherwise
have been the case. Among tho offerings
was one car good enough to bring $8.60,
tho htghost price paid since last Decem
ber. Cows and heifers were In about the
imo shape as beef ateera the trade being
alow with prices anywhere from steady
to 10a lower than yesterday.
The demand for stock cattlo and feeders
was not so brisk as on most days of
lata and prlcos were weaker to a little
lower.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
beef steers, $8.0008.60; fair to good beef
steers, $7.75041.00: common o fair beet
steers, $7.00qi7,75; good to cholca htlfers,
$6.767.60; good to choice cows, $8.6007.00:
fair to good grades. $6.6016. W; common to
fair grades, $4.0005.65; good to cholco
lookers and feeders, $7.8008.00; fair to
good stockers and feeders, $6.7501.80; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, $6.26
9,76; stock cows and heifers, $5.0007.00;
veal calvca, $0.7600,00; bulls, stags,, etc.,
$5.2306.60,
REEF STEERS.
F.
at. rr.
1M0 7 21
711 7 15
1011 7 10
1031 7 (0
1031 7 40
1011 7 40
IM 1 ti
N. A. rr.
31 li:i 7 IS
7 1303 ( 00
11 u: 1 00
:i .iih 100
1 1093 I Oi
11,.,,
1...
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1...
30...
II 1331 I 06
31 1 1301 I n
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10...
14...
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11...
17...
II...
47...
10...
$4...
4...
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HoaS-Havy receipts at all maik't;
thl mornli.g Indicated a general brrau
In prices. At the local yards the flrl
bids were a flat dime lower than on Tun
day. Trade was very stow nt tho open
ing and It was almost 10 o'clock bofoto
anything ot oonspquencn had been done
By this time, honover. bids were around
&8IO0 lower and as It IooksO ps It thin
was the best tho packers would do, ssles
turn began to unload their strings, F,ei
at this time business was not very actho
and It was lato In the forenoon before,
tho Inst of the hogs ware sold. Shippers
and speculators were not very henvv
buyers, and took only such loads as Juat
suited them.
The bulk of the sales landed at $S.1W
M6. ns ngalnsl ye8trdai-'s bulk of $s,n
418.26. and tio highest price, paid during
the session -was JS.lt. a full dime lower
than yester.laV- It'wns largely a $8.12'
market, this bring the average for tin
most of tho packers' purchases.
Receipts were generous today, about
240 cars or 1H.800 head being reported In.
This Is over soo head larger than one and
two weeks ago and Just a llttlo heavier
than a year ago. The supply for the first
three days of 'the week foots up 37,600
head, being a little; smaller than last
week, but considerably heavier thnn the,
samo period of the corresponding week 0
year ago.
No. At. Ph. TV. Nd. Ay. am. T-e.
TS Ill 10 I 00 71 214 . . S KM
II S20 40 I 00 41... .,,371 . I'.'.,
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43 371 ... I 10 II 335 . . S lli
4 321 . . I 10 37 314 . I 12'i
S2 241 . . 3 10 M 271 . . 12'a
12 214 ... I 10 U., til ... S 11'.
37 lit ... S 10 2J0 ..sin
II 221 ... 10 al 1 to. .. 11
J 207 SO I ll'i 31 Ill ... I IS
ST Ml ... I 1814 J40 . . I IS
71 04 ... t 11H 71 334 . . I IS
73 323 so a in, u in ... is
ST 25 M 12H 11 J47 . . 15
71.. til ... S IS!,, el 241 . . IS
0 I III, 41. .,,.,.311 '0 11
T ..31 TO . IK, 13 153 . . I 15
74 .211 ... a ml it i? . . a ik
70 247 $0 8 ItH 7S 32 ... I IS
' aia ... a JI, ,1 Ill to I 15
.341 ... I2L, 41 143 . . S II
44, lit ... s lit. f 111 . a 11
204 10 t iti .h 241 . . I II
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St 211 ... a llij ; -34 . . I IS
IT. M id Ri 70 311 ... I 20
PIGS.
SS Ill ... 7 24
8HEKP There was a further declin
of fully 10015c this morning In lambs and
In spots more than that. The tone to th
trade was decidedly bearish from start trj
finish as sollers In many cases had dif
ficulty In getting buyers to even look at
their offerings. The total receipts wer
large and lambs made up the big end of.
the supply. The depressing news from
most outside points did not improve mat
tcrs any and It was well along towards
mid-day before the majority of the. hold
ings was disposed of. During tho ppenlns
rounds lambs on the Mexican order"
brought $8.35 and a hunch of short! lambs
changed hands at $7.35. Quito a. sprink
ling of feeder Iambs were among the
and a bunch of a fairly good kind of
and n. bunch of n fairly good "king of
handy-weights going to a feeder buyer1
at $7.75.
The market for aged sheep also acted
a trifle slow, but remained pretty closely
to a steady basis. The demand was only
fair compared with yesterday, and It
was not until lato In the forenoon be far
a olearanee was effected. Fed westers
owes of choice quality old up to $0.10,
while the bulk of the fair to good offer
Ings went to tho packers at a range of:
$5.8608.00. A shipment of Jearllngs and
Wethers was disposed of at $6.60.
A liberal run showed up for a Wedncs
day, some sixty-three cars, or 16,000 head,
being yarded. This is about twice at
largo as n week ago nnd around 4.7TA
head more than wero hero two weeks
ago. For tho first threo days of tho
week the receipts foot up In the neigh
borhood of 40,600 head, as against 33,50)
during tiro same tlmn last week and 26,309
for the same three days one year ago.
Representative sales:
Quotations on Sheep and Iimha: Good
to cholco -Mexican lambs, tS.Sfl8.00;' fair
to good Mexican lambs, $7,8S08.ZS; good
to choice westerns, $8.00178.35; fair to good
Vesternaj, $7.76O.00: feeders, $7.6005 75
yearlings, light, $7.3507.fi5: yearlings,
heavy, $8.7607.10;; wethers, good to choice,
M.J5OG.00: wethers, fair to good. $5.9011
0.36; ewes, good to choice, $6.00O.2S; ewes,
fair to good, $5.7504.00; cults and bucks,
mM- SHEEP. -
No. Av. Pr,
440 fed owes 70 4 60
289 fed-ewe M Jj N
192 fed ewes 91 5 90
468 fed yearlings 97 7 00
230 fed ewes IW J
23J fed owes JJ 59
618 fed lamb SJ SS
45 fed yearlings ?J 7 00
440 fed ewes TO J
289 fed uwr J J
193 fed ewes J"
1S6 Utah we
610 Utah lambs J$
480 fed lambs
441 fed lambs J
15 culls TOO
274 fed owes 5 2?
15 culls "llmH.
CHICAGO XIVB STOCK MARKET?
Ileinnnd for Cnttle Slorr Hob '
Shrep IVrnlt.
tnilCACJO. Feb. M.-4TTLncclnts.
15.000 head: market BbeaeB. $8.M
9.00; Texas steers. $5.2OO.00: western
steoVs. $8.2007.60; "lockers and,f.er!:
$6.16fl.10: cows and heifers, $3.2SSu.60;
calves. $7.00H0.60,
HOOS-Recelpts, 60,000 head: market
weak: light. $8.20; mixed, $S.15OA40: heavy.
$8 00OS.40; rough. $S.o60,60: pigs, $6.40
8,35Hiilk of sales, $8.3008.40.
8HR0P AND LAMJW-Recelpts. 25,000
head; market weak: native,. J5-fii
western, $5.e&0.75: yearlings, $8..607.ft5:
native lambs. $7 46gi60j western lambs,
I7.EMI8.G0.
Kuiiana City I.I To biook narKci,
KANSAS CITY, Feb. M.-CATTLE Re
celpts, 6,000 head, Including 300 southerns:
market steady to lOo higher; dressed beet
nnd export steeni, $8.0008.50: fair to good,
$7.2606.15: western steers. $4.1508.60; stock
ers and feeders, $6.60.20; southern steors,
$0.7508.00; southern cows. $1.2507.23: na-
Tl.. .vrl l,.lfr. It.Ttolti.M! bulls.
$5.2SO7.00; calves, $6.600iaoa
1IOOH lieceipu, nem; niw nn
to 15c lower, closed steady: bulk of sales,
U VrftK M: heavy. tX.16fflS.27H: packers. $7.25
ei - .
Sllhilil' jvnu ivnii iiecoipia, o.vju
head; market steady to weak: Colorado
lambs, $8.0008.60; yearlings. $7507.60:
wethers, $5.60fl.60: ewes. $4,7506.25.
NI, Lo nl Live Stock Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 26. CATTLE -Receipts,
3.900 head. Including 600 Texans
market steady; cholco to fine steers. $8.60
4j0.00; good to choice steers. $7.6003.60:
stockerg and feeders. $5.2507.70; cows and
heifers. $5.50O-00: bulls, $5.0007.00: calves.
$6.00010.00; southni steers, $5.25070;
cows and heifers. $3.7oO.60.
HOaS Receipts. 12.600 head: market 2Sa
to 30o lower; pigs and light. $6,5008.63:
mixed and butchers, $8.350i.65; good,
heavy. $8.4608.60. .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.200
head: market steady, 10c lower; muttons.
M.60O4.SJ; yearlings, $7.0007.75; lambs, $7 00
a.75.
' 4lour City Ltvr Stock Mnrkrt.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Feb, 26. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,300 head: market steady, na
tive steers. $7.2508.75; cows and heifers.
$5.2507.25; canners, $3.6004.60; stockers and
feedors. $fi-50O7.50; calves, $6.2607 25; bulls.
$5.0007.00.
HOOS Receipts, 6,600 head; market lOo
lower; heavy, $8.0008.05: mixed, $8.0608.10:
light, $8.0508.10; pigs, $o.76O7.10; bulk of
sales, JS.0f.Ofi.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 300
head; msrkrt steady; wethers, $5.6006.35:
ewes, $5.10Q6.85; lambs. $6.6008.25.
St. Joseph Live Stock Markri.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. 26.-CATTLE
Receipts. 2.200 head; market steady;
fleers, .$6.7508.76; cows nnd heifers, $3.75
07.75; calves, $5.6008.75.
HOOS-Recelpts. 8.300 head; market 15
20o lower; bulk, $8.158.20.
SHEEP AND IAMB8 Receipts. 2.000
head; market slow; lambs, $7.0038.00,
Stork In sight.
Receipts ot live stock at the six princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheet)
South Omaha 6.CM 17,800 13.00J
St. Josoph 2.200 8.300 S.OT1
Kansas .City 6.000 13.0U0 SO
Sioux City 1.40 6,500 aw
St, Iuls 2,'jOO 12.600 :.
hlcago .16.000 50,000 3 0)0
Totals
33.400 W7.100 53.6011
Key to the Situation nee advertising.
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