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t IT PROPERTY roil SAliK.
New Dundee Home
Owner Leaving City
16,380 buys this well built 2-story, strictly
modern, S-room house, completed
October. 1912. First floor has front
vestibule, very large living room
with large brick fireplace, good
sized dining room; a. unique up-to-dato
breakfiut room, a very com
plete and conveniently arranged
kltchfin with manv new features,
which help to make tho housework
easy; rear vestibule with room for
Ice box; all finished In oak except
kitchen; second floor has four
large bed rooms, complete en
closed sleeping porch, with dis
appearing windows; up-to-date bath
room, all finished In birch; stair
way to large floored attic; oak
floors In all rooms in house; full
cemented basement with first
class hot air heating plant: laundry
connections, etc. The owner built
this for his home and Is forced to
leave Omaha, duo to a change In
business and offers this place at
an extremely reasonable figure.
Reasonable terms. Investigate If
you want something good.
George & Company
rhonc D. 756. 002-12 City Nat. Hank fildg.
Evenings. Harney 338 or Harney 6131.
On 40 St. Hill
East front, paving paid, one block to
40th and Cuming: rooms and hall down;
4 rooms and bath up. Large trees; best
neighborhood $5,600. J1.000 caBh, balance
$40 monthly. Not new, but excellent con
dition and entirely modern.
O'Keefc Real Estate Co.
1016 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 2715.
A GOOD OFFER
In an eight-room modern house, with
garage adjoining tho house, heated, with
a nice corner lot, on tho corner of Cen
tral boulevard and Durt street. Down
stairs finished In oak, upstairs In birch;
cellar under wholo house, laundry In
basement, four bedrooms; could use one
rs a sleeping .porch. Owner leaving city,
will sell on reasonable terms. 0,000.
BENJAMIN REAL ESTATE CO.,
177 Brandels Bids. Phono Douglas 1669.
Trackage
unaiciu u uvi w "nw vooh unci
on 32,000 square feet Burlington trackage
at 20th. Act quickly.
Harrison & Morton
ARE you going to build? Have Stolior.-
berg do It. 436 is, oi x. mag.
Persistent Advertising Is tne Road to
Big Returns.
KKdli ESTATE
FAttlt A RANCH LANUH Kurt gALB
Canada.
EASTERN Saskatchewan grain and
stock farms, Improved or raw, right prices
and easy terms, it interested write u. t.
Deselm, 2318 Sprague. Omaha.
riorum.
FLORIDA Orange groves, farm land,
truck land, tlmoer and colonization
tracts for sale and exchange for good
Income producing northern property. C.
H. Chllds, 130 W. Ashley St. Jackson
ville, in a.
KaniM.
KANSAS FARMS and ranches for sale;
N to 15,000 acres; write for free list. V. EL
NIQUETTE. sauna. Kan.
Ulaslauslppl.
EASY PATSIBNT8 Just save SiO a
month. Ten-acre garden and fruit farms,
on the main line of the Illinois Central
railroad; producing capacity ovr $3,000
yearly, xerms, vm aown ana iv mommy;
no Interest, no taxes until paid lor. iSo
Irritation, .necessary: pure shallow arte
blan water; high priced winter crops;
ideal climate for health. Write for free
maps and booklets. Agents wantfd. The
V'ogel Realty Agency, 1007 W. O. VV.
Bldg., Omaha. Nebraska.
Montuuu.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES CAREY
LAND open to entry at Valler. Mont. Fif
teen annual payments. Section famous
for grain, grasses, vegetables: well
adapted dlverslied farming. For particu
lars "write. Valler Farm Sales Co., Box
2 Valler, Mont.
Nebraska,
FINE, Improved, level, black SO acres,
with grove, big house, barn, good water.
Vdjolnlng Gothenburg, NeD.; real bar
f rain. Come and see at once, at QenUlor.
here.
New Yorlf.
NEW YORK FARMS FOR SALE.
WESTERN MAN WAKE UP TO BAR
GAINS YORK STATE OFFERS.
S3-aero form, fair house, 2 barns. 2
orchards, woods 16 acres, stream and
spring. R. F. D., school on farm. Price
20 per acre, $500 cash.
60-acro farm, new house, new barn,
electric lights, in n. R. .village of 1,800
Inhabitants. Prlco $60 per acre, $500 cash
lown. This was of a $16,000 farm.
' Both are bargains or will pay your R. R.
faro both ways.
E. MUNSON, 2426 S. Sallna St., Syra
use, N. Y. Write for photos.
Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA 40 to 2,000 acres In the
coal, oil and gas territory. Suitable for
fruit, corn, cotton, pasture. $5 to $25 per
here. Write J. E. Cavanagh, McAlester,
9kl.
Wlaconslq
IF you are an actual homeseeker, write
is for U. S. census figures and you will
not be deceived. You will get some
Startling facts. Wisconsin Adv. Assn.,
$4 Caswell Bldg.. Milwaukee, WlB.
.Nor ill Dakota.
FOR SALE Well Improved 720-acre
farm In Wells county, N. D. This tarm
rnntnlnn host soil, lies level, all tillable.
rood buildings, grove, plenty fcood water,
miles from station, not :ar from Car-
rlngton, N. u. Must dp oia Deiore ursi
of March; will sell at a bargain If taken
soon. Write Fred Ouseck. Ilcaton. N. D.
Month Dakota.
:m irnES. corn land. In Ron Honimi
Co.. S. D.. all Joins; all tillable; $l2,tJ0.u0
wnrth nt lmDrovements: fine wells, one
soft water well; 8 miles from town; 4S
acres now unuer cultivation; price, .
tier acre: H cash, balance for term of
rears at 6 per cent. R. R. Robinson,
Tyndall. 8. D. .
Texas.
"WE WANT YOU TO JOIN US
ON THE EXCURSION
LARCH 4TH OB 18TH
if von want irood land, plenty rainfall,
healthful climate, all at reasonable price.
from $s0 to per acre, ana on icrnin,
call on us.
rho rnthnlln Colonization Society. U. S,
a. Also Bishop Joseph P. Lynch of
Dallas, Tex., have endorsed these lands,
church and school have been built, malt
ing the social and religious life of the
best Other buildings are now In course
of erection. ... . - ,.
If you are looking for real farms write,
phone or can on us toaay.
THE NELSON COMPANY
D71 Brandels Bldg. Phope Douglas 4046
""persistent Advertising W the Road to
Big Returns.
K. TIX K MAKKKT OF WEST
HHIp live stock to South Omaha. Sav
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion
V 1.1 te Stock CoiiiiiiImIou Merchants.
DYERS TtROS. ft CO. fittong. reliable.
C LI FTOX Com. Co.. Til Exchange U
'i rt RTiN ntiOM r.. Bxenanee tun.
" Persistent Advertising t the Road to
i3ig Returns.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Europe Buys Ahead on Wheat Be
cause of Balkan War.
CORN LONGS ARE DISAPPOINTED
Yellow Cerent Ilefnsea to Stnnit Up
Under Anr Increased Offerings
nnd the tt Yorkers Are
Still Lone,
OMAHA. Fob. IS, 1913.
It Is renerallv helleveft In h nhail
trade at Chicago, as well as In other sec.
Hons of the country, and especially at the
seaboard, that Europe has bought abend
on wheat. These purchases were made
some time ago In the fear and belief that
war in tne Balkans states was llkiIy to
be a long drawn out contest and rhal
breadstuff of all kinds would ailvanco ,'n
price in an mantels or the world. TIK.se
conditions answer one nuestlnn which Ix
onen nearar "Why is it tnat the import
lug countries of tho world are not large.
buyers of breadstuff In tho United
States?" It Is only necessary to look nt
the clearances from the Atlantic coast
from Week to week to sen that lnrce our-
chases of wheat were made somo tunu
ago. and that this wheat Is now goliu;
lorwara to point or destination.
During the last three months the trans
actions n foodstuffs In the leading mar-
aeis oi me rimed mates ror foreign
shipments have been exceptionally small
and In Canada they have not been on as
liberal a scale as the trado there honed
for. Tho bulls in wheat arc sendlnc out
their opinions on the Argentine situation
by saying that growers thero are able
to hold their grain and tnat it will not be
sold unless satisfactory prices are real
ized. Shipments from that country this
week arc estimated at 5.600.000 bushels.
which shows that the growers are letting
go or as much or tnis grain as buyers
caro to absorb. Advices were received
from our own northwest yesterday say
ing that exbort bids on wheat were out
of line for present and future shipment.
Tncro is doubtless some business ocing I
done from day to day In Canadian wheat,
but this Is no great help to the markets
of the United State, where the surplus
Is quite liberal. Cash sales at Chicago
yesterday were only 78,000 bushels, while
Omaha and one or two other markets re
ported small sales on export account.
Cash wheat was unchanged to io lower.
The corn market was disappointing to
the longs and bulls yesterday and It re-
rused to stand up under any incrcaseo.
offerings from tho brokers. There Is still
a big open Intercut In May corn and
while many In the, trade believe that the
cotton crowd Is out of their holdings of
this option there are others who advance
tho opinion .that tho New Yorkers are
still long a good sized lino and that they
are likely to glvo the shorts more or less
trouble before their position Is evened up.
Loan corn uncnangeu to vc lower.
The oats market was Inclined to follow
the price changes In corn yesterday.
Cash oats unchanged to ,4o lower.
Clearances were wheat and flour equal
to 795,000 bushels, corn. 623,000 bushels and
oats, 2,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed with wheat Ib&ha
higher and corn Ud lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 776,00)
bushels and shipments of 411.000 bushels
against receipts of 671.000 bushels and
shipments of 64,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 891,000
bushels and shipments of 728,000 bushels
against receipts of 611,000 bushels nnd
hlpments of 624,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 493,000
bushels and shipments of 434,000 bushel
against receipts of 465.000 bushels and
shipments of 365,000 bushels last year.
The following cash sales were reported
today:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, HMc;
1 car. 84Uc No. 3 hard winter, 1 car, 84c.
No. 4 hard winter, 1 car. 82Hc: 1 car, 81Hc
No. 2 mixed. 1 car, 84c. No., 2 durum
mixed. 1 car, 87c. No. 3 spring, 1 car. 83c.
CORN No. 2 white: 1 car, 46Jc. No. J
white: 1 car (choice). 46c; 4 cars, 46'5c:
1 car, 46c. No. 3 yellow: 1 car, 45c. No.
4 yellow: 1 car, 44Hc; 1 car. 44ttc; 1 car,
44o. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 44c.
OATS Standard: 1 car. 32Uc No. 3
white: 1 car, 31Hc. No. 4 white: 3 cars,
31Hc v
Omaha Cnsh Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, S4Q84c; No. 3
hnrrt. faUifffMe: No. 4 hard. 7l(3S2itc: No.
spring. 52ViS3c: rso. spring, Mft-tfOic;
No. 2 durum, iO7c; No. 3 durum,
&fi66c
CORN No. 2 white. 46ic; No. 3 white,
46046?4c; No. 4 white, 4445ic: No. 3
color. 4545Uc: No. 3 yellow, 45U45Wc;
No. 3 yellow, 44045c: No. 4 yellow. 44
44c; No. S, 44V444ic; No. 4, 43H44c;
no grade. 4044c.
OATS No. 2 white, 32tt0324c; stand
ard, 3232Wc; No. 3 white, 31V4031ic; No.
white, 3114 wji Vac.
BARLEY Malting. 63058c; No. 1 feed,
llxJS no, i. tiotquoc; rxuj o. uotiu""
Cnrlot Ilecetut.
. eS
Wheat. Corn. oats.
Chicago Jl 30S
Minneapolis 291
Duluth 123 ...
Omaha ?7 1?
10J
Kansas City 3'
St. ioul 48 30
AVlnnlpeg 325
, Peoria Market.
PRfiniA. 111.. Feb. 28. CORN No. 3
Vellow, 48V4c; No. 4 yellow, 4647Vic; No.
3 mixed, 4SV404ic; sample, vk..
OATS No. 2 wnue, aivic; stanaara,
33ic.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 28,-rtVH l2AT Spot.
steady; No, 2 Manitoba, 7s 7VW; No. 3.
FARMERS, ATTEKTIOI
Ship your own QBAXN to a decided
advantage. Write today for Important
circular. W handle your grain and hay.
regardless or location, w e utmuio seeus.
Also supply feeders everything. 11
years experience. Absolutely reliable
Hnrvlce.
THE AK-BAB-BBH QBAXN CO MP AST,
439-441 Brnaaeu Jttiag., unuw, ama.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BUSINESS CHANCES
Retail grocery and meat,
stock and fixtures, consisting
of shelves, scales, refrigerators,
counters and groceries, every
thing complete, at constable
sale.
2 o'clock Saturday, March
1st, 1913, at 1604 No. 24th St.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NKW YORK, January 24, 1913.
KLKCTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
LUMI'Afl 1 .
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Mis
souri Pacific Railway Company will be
i,li at the general office of the comnanv.
In the City of St. Louis, Missouri, on Tues
day, March 11. 1913, at 9 o'clock a. m., for
the election of thirteen directors for tho
ensuing year, and for the transaction of
nny other business that may come before
paid meeting, me milium meeting oi tne
directors will be held at the sam office
bn tne same ny i o ciock noon.
The transfer noons win oe closed on
Monday, noruary ii . o ciock
n m., anq win u nrnni mi tveane.v
March 12. 1913. at 10 iVclock a. m
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
ny u. p. m an, rreiiaent.
A. H. CALBF. Secretary. F28dl2t
STVinK HOLDERS' MEETING.
ti,. annual meeting of the stockholders
at The Bee Publlahlng comp.ny will t
held a l ine xje oiti iu. a' -i
oinrk n. m. on Monday. March 3. 1913.
for the election of a board of directors
for the enaulng year and for the tranj
action of such other bunlneaa as tr.a
properly comr uciure iwo ii.Evb.iia.
Uy order of the president.
N. P. FEIL, Secretary.
Ts VI- futures. Steady. March,
.May. ,9 July, 7s 3d.
CORN Spot, steady. American mle:.
new 4s Ud, American mixed, old, Ms.
Amerlcnn mixed, old via Onheslon. m
74d; futures, easy; March, l-a Plula, tm
JHd; March, American mixed, 4s 1M.
CHICAGO URA1. A fill PROVISIONS
Fentnrrs of (he TrndliiR mid Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trnite.
CH1CAOO. Feb. It Kmlniftte tlint
farm reserves would bo shown by tho
government report to be much heavier
than had been supposed brought about
depression today In wheat. Despite a
rirmer reeling at tho close the outcome
was a shade to 'dlfyc net decline. Corn
finished unchanged to c lower and oats
oft l-l&glic, but provisions up JHffto to
Calculations regarding tho amount of
-wheat in first Jinmls ranged from 1.000,000
to 145,000,000 bushels, ugalnst 122,000,000 a
year ago. Hints of a surprlso In OiIr ro
spect camo early from the northwest,
but tho market nt tho outset pnld more
heed to uncxpeoted firm cables. Pressure
from sellers, however, gradually In
creased. Largo receipts of bonded wheat
at Duluth encouraged tho bears, who
continued also to find assistance in the
perfect conditions for the winter crop.
!)!: exjKirt clearances for the day and
week led to a rally In tho wheat pit after
mtdday, but the buying slackened again
nfter the wants of shorts liaxl been
filled. Total clearances of wheat nnd
flour during th last twenty-four hours
equalled 7&9.000 bushels. Primary re
celptH of wheat were 776,000 bushels, com
pared with 314,000 bushels a yeur ago.
lluirp stocks In elevators nnd on track
at Buffalo, as well as hero, made corn
heavy. Record breaking reserves mid
rinc weather wero ulso ractors. Never
theless bull leaders bought In stubborn
fashion and prevented any material
chnnges.
Tho oats market was llkcwlso' sua'
tallied.
Unloading on the nart of holders failed
to overcome entirely a decldrd upturn In
provisions, duo to falling off In hog
receipts. Pork touched tho highest point
In a long "while. $30.4(1 a barrel.
Leading futures ranged ns follows:
Artlclel Open. HlBh.i Uff. Cloee. Yes'y
Wheat!
May.
July.
Sent.
9ff3W
91HW4
53'if?k
92H
91
S9H
l92i4iTi 93
91H
91HWai
P0 l90Cf90
90',i
Corn.
May.
July.
534H
MV4
54 V,
sept.
55
UK
344
34
Oats.
May.
July.
Sent
345irAi
34Hi34tfriS.1
34
34 Hit H
34
34 V4
34fitPi
31' i
20 25
20 10
10 RO
Pork.
20 324'
20 12H
10 S2M1
May.
July.
10 30
20 40
20 20
20 05
20 10-15
, 20 22H1
Lard.
May.
10 SO
10 R2-85
10 77-S0
J my.
Sent.
10 S2W'
10 8
10 S2M
10 82H
10 82-85
10 70
10 bb
10 87H
10 87H1
10 S2-S5
Ribs.
May
10 70-751 10 W
10 70
10 75
10 75
10 SO
10 67-70
July.
10 75
10 fcO
10.7714
10 72
10 67H
Sept
10 S2'V
10
10 TO
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No.
red. $1.H01.O8V4: No. a red. Wciril.OO: No.
: hard, nwa'JZW. no. 3 nard, w:c;
No. l northern, 9l?i(S02c; No. 2 northern
89g0c; No. 3 northern, S7S9V4c; No. ;
spring, S90o; No. 3 spring, SW89V4c; No,
4 soring. S0dl66c: velvet chaff. S6ff91c
durum. 875?92a Corn: No. 2. 50V45?lUc;
No. 2 wiute, fiivic; mo. z yeuow, otc: imo
3. 4Sl(E?60c: No. 3 white. 49?4&0c: No. .'
yellow, 48BWVic; No. 4. 4644j,49c; No. 4
willte, liWB-tV'ic; rso. n yeuow, iomiihc,
Oats: No. 2 white, WtfctVoc: No. 3 white
33g33!ic; No. 4 white, 31V4f32c; standard
34034V4C Ryo: No. 2. 625C3c. Barley
475170c. Timothy: $2.753.50. Clover
$12.00108.60. Pork: J22.22V6. Iard
$10.72. Ribs: $10.1210.87t4.
ntlTTER Firm: creamertcs. 2S035V4C.
KOQS Easy; receipts, 8,395 cases; at
mark, cases included, 17V4SflS4c: rcgrlg.
erator firsts. 1415c: firsts, 19.S19c
POTATOES Steady: receipts. 39 cars
Michigan, 4GiINSc; Minnesota, 4:4Sc; Wis
nnniln i "jTt .fir
nniTT.TUY Enirti: iurkovs. dressed
21c: chickens, alive, 14tfc; sprinen. alive
16c.
NKW YOI11C CKNERAIi MAIIK13T
(tnntntlona of the Day on Vnrlous
Coiiiinodttlcs.
NEW YORK. Feb. 28. FLOUR-Steady
snrlnc patents, $4.404.GG; winter-
straights, $4.604.C0; winter patents. $4.70
Rfi.io: snring c ears, M.iwiif.fo wiiuei
nvtrnn Nn. l. S4.oofT4.15: winter oxtras,
No. 2, $3.!KKiM.00; Kansas straight.1), $4.10
4. to. aye nourt iair bwui t.wa.ou,.
choice to rancy, u.wui.w.
flr.nr 13 ?,(!? 2. 2S.
CORNMEAL f ino wnue biiu yeuow,
$1.3001.33: coarse, $1.25S'1.30i kiln unea,
3i5. . M. , ,
BARLEY tjilict: iceuing.c. i. i,, flow
lorK: matting, uov;. -
iviit." a Rnnt ninrKpi. iirm: .u,
red. $1.09H. nominal, elevator, and $MUi
nnmlnnl t. n. Ii.. afloat. No. 1 northern
Duluth, $l.01V4. f. o. b.. afloat Futures
market was easier, owing to tno cauies
nmnii nt inrcn wnrld'B oxDorts and fa
vorable domestic crop nowe, but regained
..,- r inn nn exnort sales of twelve
load aim larger weeiwy niuiJ...v-...o,
ino- not nnchnnced to Uc lower; May.
89S4S99 6-I60; closing. W4c; July. clc-Hlng.
93Uo: July closed. 9Sc; September closed
nt Wo Uopded wheat. May closed at
97C. July ;los,ed at 97Hc .
CORN opot inarnei. on) .
67V4? f. o. b. afhoat .
OATH ppot marwei rjieuu .
white clipped, 37V4041C
FEEl Easy; western huuuk iru, w
lb". sacks, $22.00; standard middling, 100
lb. sacks. $22.M. m, , ,imH1M
IIAY stanuaru, vine-, nu. j, i.wui.w.
Nn. 2. 850Cc; No. 3. 76Q80C. ..
LEATHER Hemlock firsts, 2Q2)o;
seconds. 27Q28c; .thirds, 24Q25c; rejects, 19
PROVISIONS Pork, moss, $19.iAKS-,0.f!0;
family $22.g23.40. Beef hams, $32.00ff
34.00. CUl meats, pu-Hieu uomen,
lbs.. $13.Wllt.S&; piCKiea iiamo. n.ou.
t arrt mlrtdln west, prime. $10.8510.95: re-
fined, firm; continent, $11.55; South Amer
ica, $12.05; compound, $7.62Vi-
TALLOW Prime city, hhds., 6Vtc; spe
clal, 7c: country, 61(fi6Hc.
HOPS VJUiet ;staie, common n tuoice,
HOPS Dull; state, common to Choice,
1912. 2028c; 1911, lOifl&c; J'acinc coast,
1912. 17iS23c: 1911, 12lfio.
HIDES Firm; Central America, SOUc;
Bogota. 29H3pyc.
creamery extras, smZSo;- creamery held
..in. mw,24i!: nrocesa extras. 2626V4c;
firsts. 2OT 2514c; Imitation creamery, firsts
current make first. 22ffl22c; packing
stock, hew, rasir; pbckuis.
rent make. No. 2. 20c; No. 3. lWSa
.i.i. u-hniA mlllc. held, colored specials.
17V4?18c; state whole milk white specials,
llStf-l'TlC. State UIIIIV niM n.w-
clals. J6WS17c; skims. 214c
imnftinnnor: rece Pts. 7.906 caJ's;
fresh gathered extras, 23fi24c; flrsU, 17c;
refrigerator iirsts, iovnn(i;; uraiu nun
nery, whites, good to large size, new laid,
-VV.". -Ji waatflrn whltpR. 'IX'll "JC.
v"- v. , . . . . . . . . ...... , . , ,
POUlTHi-Uve, steuoy; wwicni uuim-
na rnu'l. lurKoye. .ii.
.ir..,rilrm: fresh killed western chich"
ens, ltyiDc; iowis, iikhiic; luincjo,
24c.
St. Lnuls (J en cm 1 Market
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 28.-WHKAT-Cash;
No. 2 red. $1.0&8$1.09; No. 2 hard. 90&02c.
CORN-No. 2, 493)V4o; No. 2 white.
52c.
OATS-No. 2, S38C3'4c; No. 2 white. S5c
RYE 62c
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. 91T4c; July, SSJtC
CORN May, 62'j62e; July, 63TC
OATS May, 34Vc; July, 34c.
winrTl Kiniiflv: rtnX winter Patents.
$1.9086.15; extra fancy and jtralKriW, $3-W
CT4.75; liara winter uiram, o.vii.o".
SEED Timothy, $10.00. .
t'ORNMEAL-$2.90.
HAY - Timothy. $11.0016.0); pralriw.
$lo.ooy woo.
i 4rtnlMnI1ftflO
imnviSIONS Pork. lard, dry salt
meat and bacon, unchanged.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 13c; springs.
15c: turkeys, iso; aucas, ioc; greee, t--.
BUTTER Quiet; creamery. 2&a96o.
EOQS-Hlgher; 19c. ,,...
, Receipts. Shipments,
Flour, bbls....
Wheat, bq....
Corn, bu
Oats, bu......
8.000
10,01 JO
68.000
36.000
46,000
71.1X0
70,IM)
11 rr floods 3fnrkrt.
NKW YORK. Feb. W.-DRY OOODi-
Tho'cottdtrKoods markets oro steady, bJt
g 11 lot. Jobbeu, are active and retailers
have beeqjrpurcliaslng steadily In wash
goods, whiter goods and knit goods ue,
partmeiits yarns rule quiet.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
No Strong Demand for Securities
fro mAny Quarter.
TRADERS LET MARKET DRIFT
Money lleninitil Shown Firmer Tend
ency, tilth Itnukern Predicting:
Derided Mtlffenliiir of llntes
In Next Few Weeks.
NKW YORK. Feb. IS. There whs no
strong demand for stock today from any
uitiuter. Prlco nrovements were small
and variable and trading was dull. With
tho change In ndmlnmrntlnn at washing
ton onli a few davH otf. tradcts were In
clined to let tin market drift. Tho only
wldo tltrtiiulloiis of tht day were aiumiM
the less stable Blocks. Mich as Can, Wool-
worth. Seora-unebucK nil" uooaricn,
which fell Bharply In tho eiuly part of
thn da)'.
mo money maritct s iowm a iiriner
tendency today. Call luonev touched 414
per cent, tho highest In somo time. Uor-
mnn uinKnrn wero bidding actively ror
money. As much as S per cent for thirty
tlayn was offered. Loonl bankers Iook
for a decided slltrcnlng of ratos witn n
the next few wouks, basing their opinions
largely on the straliKnl munotary condi
tions abroad, further proof of which was
inrni.t m'U uv tne linnu or unginnci s lut
est statemont. Tlehteiilni: ut call rates
today was attributed to tirebaratlonM fur
March Interest dlsburhements tomorrow.
Declaration or 24 per mt ihick d vidends
on Can prefcrretl after tho eloso of the
mantel ycaienuay proveti to navo been
discounted. Htith commim nnd preferred
som on snarpiy, uiinoiiKh sunseiiucntiy
thoy recovered imrt of tho losses, Haiti-
morn A; OHIO was tleprcssctl temporarily
by n, further hitch In plans for tho now
bond issue.
rho Improvement In bonds was halted
ana mero wero somo traces or heaviness.
Total sales, par value. $1,830,000. United
otutes ics ticciined Vfc on call.
Number of saleu and lehUing quotations
en biockj tuuay weru as louowsi
sl. nigh. Low. Cloio.
1J.10J ti, MH
Amfrican Arlculturl
American Bert Suctr
Ainrlcin C'na
Il.OVU 3Uj S
4.O0D 11H4
American Can pfd....
114
American V. t 1'
4
41
Amerlcnn Cotton Oil
Am. Ke Brvurltlea
American Miueed
100
too
soo
4S'i
UK.
IOV4
36 S
!
10),
!
StU
10
Airerlcan Locomotlv ...
American 8. & K
Am. 8. & 11, pfd
A in. Sugar Refining
American T, & T
American Tobacco
:,oo
"it
I'M 104
101
1U3
HO lll'i lU'i
114
UJH 131H
III
Anaconda Mining Co
1,400 a
i.ioo ioih 101 v.
too 100 100
MS
Atchlron
lots
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Cottjt Line
100
IK
Ilalllmore. & Ohio
Itethlehem Hteel
1.S04 101
100 J
I0O SSti
1.600 2J1
1,1100 ;t
100H
9H
US
9ti
tV.t
!
Brooklyn llapld Tr
Canadian I'aclflo
Central leather
ITienix-akB & Ohio
til lea to a. V
C'hlcaio, M. & St. P
71H
100 i
is
1)00 109W lOJ'a lOSi,
I'hlcaio & M w
:mq 1st l(H 1
709 94i 31 H 14U
Colorado P. ft I
Coneolldated 41a
Corn 1'roJucta ,.
Z.1IAI JJJVt liota
1,1100 1S(, 13?,
is:
if,
1S9i
iS
35
18
2ii
U
3t
Delaware Ac Hudson
Denier ft Hlo Grande....
Denver ft It. G. pfd
Ulatlllers' Becurltlea ....
400
2,200
200
II
S7i
IVi
2ta
43H
Url
Erie lit pfd
Krle !d pfd
General Klcctrlo
Oreat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore ctfa.
400 ISO
200 S5H
'iiotio 'ii'ii
700 l'4
400 10714
1S7H 1SI
124 KSlj
U4
107
36 V.
llllnola Central
lnterboroufh Met
Inter. Met. pfd
International llaneater ,.
Inter-Marino pfd
International Taper
internallonnl Pump .
Kanean Cll) Soutlitni
Laclede tlua
Lehlih Valley
IyjuUvllle & NashTllU...
M St. P. ft S. Bte. M.
Missouri, It. & T
Mliaourl Tactile
National Dlecult
National Lead
N. It. It. of M. Jd pfd..
Now York Central ,..
.V. Y , O. & W
Norfolk & Weatern......
North American
Northern i otitic
I'aclflc Mall
Tennaylvanla . ,
I'eople'a Gas
P., C, C & St.- L.
Plttaburah Coal i...
Preaaed SUel Car ..
tollman Palace Car
Iteadlns
Republic I. & S
Republic I. & ti. pfd.....
Hock laland Co
Hock Island Co. pfd.......
St. U ft S. F. Jd pfd....
Seaboard Air Una
1P4
107VI
1
ll'.i
13
23H
SH
IMS
ISS'i
18114
2SH
7
115
f0
100
:od
SU
I.M0 H6'i
700 133 Vi
100 ism
100 25 Vi
600 St
100 lit
m
in
istvi
;;
ii
2V0 S4H
24U
100 - 10!H lOOVi lOIVi
, ,. 30
800 iocs ioon
loftti
71rt
UK
:
1,700 118 115H
2800 IMll
" 2'oi
300 27
400 !7
lH!i
tik
2',i
11m
111
K
21
U
111
ISIS
24
15
H
1S
iV4
25'i
7H
27
H'i
H1H
84 K
19
2
S8.000 1MVI IMS
100 25H 23(
100
22H
3(i
'l''
43i
22
3
"ii"
43H
100
100
Heaboard A. L. pta ,
aloia-Kheffleld 8.
Southern Paclflo 4,400 . 11 19 U
Routhern lUllwar 00 3SH
80. lUllway pfd , 600 10 7S',
Tennesaee Copper 900 31 J7',i
Texat A Pacific
Union Paclflo 20.801) 1MH JB2
Union raclflo pfd 500 M 115
Untied State Realtr
United fttatee Ilubber. ... a.W) w i?
United Btatea Steel 33,000 1V4 104,
C0!t
U. 8. Bteel pfd 1.W0 101
Utah Copper 2.W0 fS'i
107H 107V4
52 U c:
13
Va. -Carolina Chemical .,
Wabash 1
311
Watfaah pfd ... iw 10
Weitem Maryland .-
Weatern Union !
Weatlnghome Electrlo ... 500 m
10
10
M
Hi
Wheellne L. K.-.r ..........
Total aaies lor tne oaj, ph.i.
Dx-dlrldend."
Xrn- York Money Mnrket.
NKW YORK. Feb. 2S. MONEJY On call
steady, 31144 per cent; runng rates. ov
per cent: closing bid, S?i per cent: offered
at 4 per cent. Time loans steady; sixty
nnd ninety days, 45t4U per cent; six
months. 4WI5 per cent.
pniMK MERCANTILE PAPER per
.ni Htorlltifr nvchanirr. steady with ac
tual business in Dangers- dius at
for sixty day bills and at. i.(ia lor uc
Imitiil. Commercial bills. S4.82?i.
nil j V BR liar, ww, Mexican aouars,
HONUo uovernment, easy; rauroua, ir
reculur.
Closing quotations on oouas toaay were
a fnllnws;
U. 8. rtf. reg
. nw'i, 1;, no. rer. ba. ,. voi.
.IMUl. R ,lh J. fill AAkT
do coupon
U. S. la, res- .-
do coupon
V. S. 4a. ra
An coupon
.u.,U L IS", ual. 4a...., 17
10ilM. K. & T. let 4a 2i;
-1.41 -ao gen. aka at
.lllliMo. Pacific 4 70
.mill do conr. fx II
Panama a coupon
A..n. lat fs ctfa.... CJ N R It of U 4a M
Amr. As. li.......JW4N. T. C g. . 8JH
A, T, ac T. CT. a..iv-.l "uo uo. ta. Kffi
Am. Tobacco n ..imrw 1. n. 11, tc 11
ArZur & Co. 4s. o'', a y
Atchlaon Ken. 4a. .. 97 N t W. let c. 4a.
14
9M
10
do CT, 4s I960.,,
da or. 6s.
.l014tNi. I-aclfle 4s ...
. IS do 8s
. S O. g. I rfde. 4a.
. SSljIVnn. cV. IHa 1115
. 8KT1 do con-. 4a
7H
A. C. U lt 4s.
7
Dal. at unio t.
do IHs
tlrooV. Tr. cr. 4
r-.n nf fla. 5a.
9U
.101
...llKKHeadlnc sen. 4a,
M4
-v. lvulhar 8a S5HS Ij. &. 8. h Iw 4m TK
Ches. c unio son. oa..,
do ronv. 4a MS8t. L. 8. W, e 4a .It
CWcao t A. J'ii. eo n. A. I adj. 6a. . 70tf
C U. Ac VJ. J. po "- ac. coi, a n
do aen. 4 H do ct. 4 0
CM 4 8 P ct 4Via. l02H do lat raf. 4a..,.. 93
C; It. I. & P- c- 4s. MUSb. Railway 5a.. . loss;
do rfg. 4a oo gen. ta n
C. & 8- r t 4'la. ,union i'aclflo 4 lit;
I). & It. ot. s. . o ct. is si
do rer. as. ......... h w jbi c rer. es... s1,
niirflllers' (s M If, 8, Rubber 102m
Brls p, I. 4s MHU 8. Steel 2d 4S...10OS
h. i.n. 4a TS va.-Car. Chem. la. mu
do ct. 4s, er. II. 73 Wabash 1st A ex. 4s U,
... v. -. ... a m aKain.'...nM . . . . T
Inter. Met. 4Vs. 7;iVet. Blec.cT. ta.. 3
Inter. M. M. 4's.. 14 wis. Central 4s. ... tqa,
Jaoan 4'4S 7H
Bid. Offered
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Feb. 28, American securities
were quiet und steady during the early
trading today. Prices at noon were from
Is to s above parity.
London cloning stock quotations
rnnaala. monaT ... ltKLoulsTllle A N'sah.lKtt
do aos't tAprll).. 76 New York Central. IMVt
Amal. copper ?vuo., nan. & let.. lvk
Atchlaon lOtSNorfolk fc Weatern. 1M
Ualtlmora & Ohio. I034iOntario & Western. SOU
Canadian I'aclflo . .!SITPennTITanla
tUieupeaka tc Ohio. tlHlleadlng
OI. Oreat Western 16 Southern 11 .. .
Chi., Mil. k St- lMHHBouthern I'aclflc
. 2IVi
10!
167H
. I2H
. 3H
. 21s
K
per
IlenTer ft llio u---.:o union t-aciue ...
Erie
a. Hteel
45 Wabash
2Hn Ileers
121 Itaad Mines
weak nt 27 1-lCd
do first pfd......
Orand Trunk .....
IlllnoU Central ..
SILVKR-Har,
ounce.
DISCOUNT RATIiS-Short bills. 5 per
cent; three months' bills, 44 13-16 per
cent
Hunk Cleurlngs.
OMAHA. Fob. 28. Bank cieurlngs for
today are 83,001,119.48 and 11.1(1.000.15 for
the corresponding day last year.
Ilur Stiver Tukt-at Ilro,
I quoted at 27 it-10d per ounce totlay, a
decline of lUd since Monday. Ttie weak-
$
) ticsa was attributed to continued selling
china.
xmv YORK. Feb. Is. Uradstreet's
bank clearings report for the week end
ing February 27, shows nn aggregate of
$S.O0fcWI,000. as against $S,3T2,65,tt last
week Hint $S.tl0.Mf.,CO0 In tho correspond
lug week Inst year. Following Is a list
of the cities:
C1TIKS. Amount, j Ino. Deo.
New York
l,ft.MT,00o;
Chicago
2S4,So3,000
2.2
22.2
lioston
Philadelphia ..
1M.419.00W
1 1
147.tn.000
74,4vM.00O
n7,M7.O00
4T,WJ,000
1.4
St. IaiuIs
Pittsburgh
4.9
Knnms City ..
2.8
16.5
"f.i
San Francisco
4J.3S.1.O0O
SixMl.OOO
3J.54S.000
llttltlorc
4.1
Cincinnati
Minneapolis ...
I0.07S.000
S).$,000
3.121.000
i.r
IO Angeles ...
Cleveland
23.7
Detroit
Now Orleans ..
IXUISAXM
19.0
18,Oo,0()
S4.1
3.0
OMAHA
16.318.000
liulsvlllo
Milwaukee
ir..eo.ooo
3.7
12.934,000
1S.W4.000
14.6
Seattlo
16.0
Portland, Oro.
St. Paul ;
Denver
Indianapolis ..
Salt Uiko.aty.
Cotumbua
Toledo
Duluth
Ucs .Motncs ....
Spoknnn
Tacnma
Oaklnnd ........
Peoria
San Diego
Dayton
Sacramento
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Springfield, 111
Qulncy
llloomlngton .
Ogden
R.!4.W0
11. 1
7.99,O00
7.642.000
4.1.9
14.9
8,001.000
6.3
26.0
6.U2.000
,39.O0
4,347,000
S.227.000
1 .
R.l
4.1
T.6
4.O8S.000
3,678,000
js.ono1
9.4
1.7
3.243,000
8.7ta,000
2,200.000
1.6
1.6
14.1
2.C6.000
31.1
l,45fi,000
6.3
43.3
6.7
"'s'.i
l.04.000
1, 2S0,ftlO
M4.000
808,000
754,000
808,000
649.000
2S.4
"i'.i
Decatur
Jacksonville,
Washington .
St. Joseph ...
Lincoln
Sioux City ...
Topclta
Lust week.
III..
299.000
3.S
6.2M.000
7.645.000
16.3
1.3
8.1
"i3.&
1.663,000
2.278,000
1,345,000
7.5
It nit on Sllntnar Stooks
BOSTON. Feb. 28.-Closlne; qtloUtloni
on mining stocks were as ioiiowbi
Allotiei 85 Mohawk
Amal. Copper MWevad Con. ...
A. 7i. U A S....... 8UiNlplalnu Mlnea
Arliona Com. .. 8HNorth llntte- ....
n. & a C. & 8. M. ftVNoeth
Cel. & Arizona 0UOld Dominion ...
Cal, Hecla 448 Osceola
f-.ni...l.l II Oiilnev
. 41
. 4i
. II
. IH
. 47
. II
Cop. liana C. C... 44UBhennon 'Jl
Knat liutte C. M. II superior
FranVlln 1 I Buperlor & B. M....
fllrouK Con i IS-HTamarack ..,........
Uranby Oon MHU. B. - n. & M... IJ
tlreene conaliea .... lit io pm
lole Iloyale Copper, 24 Utah in
ti
(I
iS,
4I
Kerr lke
3 1-lSlItah Copper Co,
lrfke tipper
I.a Salle Copper.
Miami Copper ...
lUiWInona
SlaWoherlne
23
'm-diTidena.
New Vork Mlnlnir Stocks.
NRW YORK. Feb. 28-Closlng quota
tions on mining stocks were;
Com, Tunnel stock. I Mailcan i 5
do hand II Onlerlo im
Iron Silver 150 Ophlr 20
Can. Cat. A Ya 15 Small Hopes II
Leadvllle Con I 'Standard 109
Little Chief 1 Tellow Jacket ...... 80
Imports nt Nevr York.
NBW YORIC Feb. 28. Imports of
merchandlso und dry goods at tho port
or New York for the weeK ending her
niary 22, 821,863,801. Imports of specie for
tno weeK cnumg today, i&s.CTt silver ana
S143.57S gold: exports. 8703.480 silver and
81,250,000 gold.
Knnnnn City tirnln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 28. WHEAT
Cash, No. 2 hard. R6ata; No. 3. 84ViD67c;
No. 2 red. Sl.00311.oa: no. 3. aicpn.nz.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 48HM9o; No. 3,
7Mf?48c: No. 2 white. 49H4J60c; No. 3,
i4M8Hc.
UATtt-wo, i wnue, aur-nvic; ino.
mixed. 2333ttc.
ha v uncnangeu.
RYK Unchanged.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. 86T4CJ July. $5aic.
CORN May, taa; July, 63Hc
OATS May, 35H0J35HC.
BUTTI-2R Creamery. 35c: firsts. 23c;
seconds, 31c; packing, 19c,
BOOB Firm: rtrsts, io; aeconus, ic.
POULTRY Hens. 12',4o; rooster, 8Hc;
ducks, 16c. Jf- . .
Wheat, bu 37,000 w,W)
Corn, bu fJg'SS ".'Sg
nuts, bu ti...v.i..U.10,000 W
- J i. i
Coffee Mnrltel,
winw vnnif. Feb. 28. COI'VEIC Fu
tures market opened steady at a decllnu
oi 7 to 10 points In response to lowor
European cables ana a renewal or ma;;
terlng liquidation. The market eased off
further during the day, closing caay at
net decline of 18 to 2S points. Sales were
W.7C0 bags. March. 11.96c; prll. I2.ua?;
May, lZ.zzc; June, li.c; juiy.
12.37o; November, 12.30c; Docembor, 12.o;
Jnnuary, 12.26c. Coast and freight offer
were Bald to do a snaue ingiin, um. .
wun n.nnrted that demand showed a ten-
dency to fall off at the advance, boot
coffee, nominal: Rio 7s, 12Hc; Santos 4s,
Hhc; milo, tiuu; toruova, i-u. 1-, ..w...
iniil.
.Mrtol Market.
WMW VfintC. Fell. 28. METALS Cop
per, firm: spot to May, J14.2614.75; lec
irnlvtlc 11G.O0: lake. 215.25: castings. 814.75.
Tin, quint: spot and March. $47.854147.75;
April, 84S.S7ff47.37. leaa, steaay; .
4.35. Spelter, quiet; Jfl-ISQU. Antimony,
dull: Cookson's, 9.2S9.40. Iron, steady,
unchanged. Copper arrivals, 285 tons,
.vtuiri. thin month. 26.407 tons. IXJIldon
copper, steady; spot. 64 17s 6d; futures.
JJ6i). IjOHUOII tin,, weaa spui,
fiii.irua 11211. Tendon lead. 1:16 bs. Lon
don spelter, 24 15s. Iron, Cleveland war.
rants, 61s In London.
ST. IAHJItj, .MO. reu. i AtiiiAio
Lcad, steady at $4.20; spelter, weak at
J6.0tVif6.10.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 28. WHEAT
May. 87V4(387Hc: July, S9Hc; September,
fcouwmUr. Cash: No. 1 hard. KSVia: No.
1 northtrn. 86!f87Hc: No. 3 northern. 84H
a6c; No. s nara jvioniana, inic; no. a
wheat, BBW!ta .
CORN No. 3 yellow, 44lVff45c
OATS-No. 3 white, 30V4fc;ic.
RYE No. 2. B.W6&C.
IlHAN-$17.rJOa.l8.00. lrr
ifl.niTR-First Datents. $4.3004.65: sec
ond patents. $4.154.D0: first clears, $3.10
3.40: second clears, Z.30iHr.'.w.
FLAX-$1.28V4.
13ARLBY-42B65C,
1 - -
Cotton Market.
NBW YORK, Feb. 2S.-COOTTON-
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands.
12.70c ; middling gulf, 1195c. Sales 200
bales.
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
Closing bids: March, 12.29c; April, 12.13c;
May, 1103o; June, 11.98c; July, H.97e;
August. 11.87c: September, 11.57c; October,
11.53c: December. ll.oJc: January. ll.4c,
LlVBRPOOU Feb. 28.-COTTON-8lot.
good business done; prices steady; Amer.
lean middling fair. 7.45d; good middling,
7. lid; middling, 6.89d: low middling, 6.7d;
good oruinary, n.ama, oramary, o.vki;
salen, 10,000 bales.
Wool Market.
ST. LOI'IH, Feb. 2S.-WOOL-8teady;
medium grades, combing an I clotnmg,
53H-3c; light fine, 19fr2lo; heavy fine,
liil8c; tub washed. 27fc!36c.
BOSTON. Feb. 28. WOOL-The Com
mercial Hulletln will say l-jmorrow
that transactions In the Boston wool mar.
ket this week have continued limited In
volume and of erratic nature. Somo salts
have been made at low prices, while deal,
err who have held their viiues falily
firm have not sold much wool.
Milwaukee Grain Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 28. WI I KAT No.
1 northern. 916c; No. 2, 88-S9!; No. 2
hard winter, 90fl91c; May, 90o; July, 90H
(jOO-Ho.
CONN-No. S yellow, 43V4044c; No. 3
white. WAci May. t3Hc; July, 5SitiM-.
OAT8-3V40O5c.
ItrB-61VrtiA2c.
IlARLHY-63-a70c.
IH
Sngnr Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-SUGAR-Kaw,
steady; Muscovado, 89 test, 3.01c; centrif
ugal, 96 tost, 3.51o; molasses sugar, to
test, 2.76c; refined, steady.
OMAHA L1YEJT0CK MARKET
Cattle Run Very Moderate and the
Prices Fully Steady.
H0QS BIO TEN CENTS HIGHER
flmnll linn of Iloth Sheep anil I.nntbs
In Fncri of Vrrr 9nttfHOtory
Itnrlnir Drninntt Prlcrs
Ten to Fifteen Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 28. 19l3.
Receipts were: Cattln. flots. Sheep.
Official Mondny 5.394 4.3-8 15.2t4
utiioiHi Tuesday 5,771
Official Wednesday.... 6.109
Official Thursday 2.455
Estimate Friday 800
16.4KI
1&.984
9.70U
4,401)
3MZ
15.646
tl. i3
Total five davs 1.5I' 60.910 49.178
Same davs last week.. 21. 420 60.01.1
Same 2 weeks ago. 19,791 62,207
Saine 3 weeks ago.. . ..17.938 55,ail 4l,'..23
Same 4 weeks ago 16.948 G6.6SS .M.GS8
name aaye last yer...t iv.ivt 11 iui
The following tnble utinws the receipts
of cattle hogs, and sheep at South Omaha
tor tne year to tlate, ns conipnrou witn
last year: 19U. J812. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 163.8.14 170,1.16 t.
Hogs 6S4,fsl1 664.699 U,W4
Sheep 401,434 330.767 80,667 .... ..
The fnllnwlhir I Aim. thn range ot
f trices for hogs at South Omaha for the
ast few days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 11912.11811. 110.1190.1908.CT.
Feb. 18.
8 13V
I 7 06 8 941 6 03i 4 10 6 SI
i 90 3 6 91 4 18 6 78
5 98 T 08 6 97 4 18 6 83
6037 01 898 407483
6 03 7 09 9 02 6 96 3 97 6 82
8 95 704920604 880
6 S3 6 99 9 19 6 11 4 02
6 i U 2,1 6 H 4 il o 9
6 03 9 26 6 13 4 12 6 SO
6 03 6 83 C II 4 10 C 75
6 11 6 SC ft 30 4 23 6 79
Feb. 19.
Feb. 0
05H
7 97H
SllS
S 18V
8 19
Fib. 2L
Fel. 22.
Feb. 23.
Feb. 21
Feb. 25.
Feb. 26.
Feb. 27.
8 1Z4
Feb. 28.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards, South Omaha for
the twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. in.
yesteruny:
llECKtPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
C, M. & BU P 2 1
Wabnsh 1 1
Missouri Pnclflo t .. .. ..
Union Pacific ...10 16 3
C. & N. W east 1
CAN. W.. west. ...11 6
C St. P., M. & O... 4 7
C, 11. & q runt 1 ,
C II. & Q west.... 5 4 11
C, It, 1. ft P., east.. 1
Illinois Contral 2
Chicago at. Western 1 1 .. .
Totals receipts.. ..36 60 9 1
DI8POSITION-HKAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Morris &. Co
149
455
m
Hwlft & Company.
Ctidahy packing Co..
Armour & Co
Schwarts A Co
251
174
226
1.0J6
417
9I.
S99
4,132
Ml
974
J. w. Murphy.
L. P. Co
tf s
25
Hill & Son
F. n. Lowln.-..
J. II. Root &. Co
Werthelmer & Dcgon....
Sullh-iui Rros
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co....
Other buyers
1
u
61
(
13
3.8
92
1,132
Totals 1,047 7,114 4.847
CATTLE Receipts of cattle wero llk'ht
ima morning as usual on a lrluny, Icuv.
Ing the total for tho flvo days this week
the smallest since three week nir. 111., I
larger than a year ago by almost 3,Wo
urau,
lleef steers were In verv taf Hm,unH
and tho bulk of receipts changed hands
In pretty good season at prices that wut
generally steady with yesterday, The
market Is now about where It was at the
close of last week ond ns high as It has
been any 'time this vear.
Cows and heifers were In light supply
and sold very freely at prices that wero
fully steady and In many cases a llttla
higher than yesterday. As noted above
regarding beef steers, cows and heifers
are fully steady with last week's clone
and as high as thoy have been any tli.o
inns 1 or tins year.
There were onlv a few load nf n.-nr
terlng stock cattle and feeders, but thev
commanded prices generally steady with
yrmrruay.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, .$8.0008.50; fair to good beef
steers, $7,7DCU'8.00: common to fair beef
steers, l7.U0ifT.7D; good to cholca heifers
J8.75fi7.60: good to choice cows. 86.50if7.00
fair to good grades, $5.656.50; common to
fair grades, $4.00UC65; good to choice
stockers nnd feeders, $7.3035.00; air to
good stockers nnd feeders, $6.767.96, com
mon 10 rair siocaers ana reeacre, ib.zshj
6.76; stock cows and heifers, $5.0097.00;
veai caivee, so.icxuv.vu, uuus, stags, etc.,
Representative sales:
at. Pr.
. 7t 7 00
. 878 7 10
,1113 7 II
.1151 1 95
. lis 8 00
At. rr.
10...
47
II
SO......
11
8
4 1
...1211 8 05
...1072 I 10
...1174 I 26
...1221 I 26
...1161 I 20
...1110 8 36
1...
JO...
41
10,
32 112
I 00
IUI 8 00
STICERS AND HEIFERS.
... ITI 7 71
COWfl.
It..
. 110 4 60 11
.lot! 4 es 1
. 71 6 00 1 f
,1000 6 26 1
. 115 6 60 7
.1017 6 40 1
.1086 6 60 1
... 847 ( 21
...1221 I 30
. ,.1160 40
...1820 I 40
...1211 40
....1200 4 43
... 110 41
...1226 I 46
..-1166 45
...1013 60
1. ..1210 ( 60
,...1147 166
....1013 CO
,...1104 (CO
...,11M 1 to
2
4 Ml 6 10 2
It 1046 8 15 2
I .....1033 6 76 II
1..
1160 s 76 I
102 t 15 34
1145 00 20
1320 I 00 II
1IM 10 1
mi 1 25
11..
8..
1..
I..
2..
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1211 I 86 l..,..i, -JO
HEIFERS.
I 76
711 I II 1
100 6 f0 6
711 f 64- 1
Ill 0 M 8
Ml 70 1
, 171 70
BULLS.
1000 6 65' 1
1000 10 2
1120 I 20 1
13M 26 1
CALVES,
IM 7M t
630 7 16 1
121 I 00 1.,.,,
10O I CO 2
148 I 00
. 670 I 71
. 171 I 15
720 7 25
,10M 7 25
. 420 7 50
...1K0 I 21
...UK 6 16
...mi) 1 25
...1130 I 2
... IN I 00
... 120 00
... 110 IM
... 116 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
13 671 7 25 11 895 7 SO
I. ,., 1106 7 to 24 711 7 75
II 710 7 65 .
HOaa-Llght receipts at all points
caused a general reaction In the market
this morning. Shippers nnd speculators
were rather free buyers all morning at
(iguroa tnat were aoout iva Higher than
yesteraay, tne long enu or their nur
chases being made at $8.20. In spite ot
the advance trade was slow from the
outset. Parker buyers were late In cet
ting out In the yards and during the first
roupns were inciuieu to do a little con
servatlve In tholr bids, so that by the
time they were ready to trade there were
at least liair or tne noes sold. The nrlce
they paid wero largely a big dime higher
than on Thursday, with $8.15 and $8.20
tne popular iigures. -rue mantel was
draggy, however, all the way through,
and notwithstanding the smallness of the
supply It was well along In the forenoon
before a clearance was finally made. The
quality of the offerings was very good,
a fact which materially Increased the
number 'of sales made on speculative and
shipping account.
The bulk of the hogs sold at $4.1538.20.
as against yesterday's $8.00 market, and
as high sls $8.25 was paid, as compared
with ysterday's top of $8.12H. Today's
advance puts values up to a point that Is
tVfflOo higher than at the close of last,
week, with the top a flat nickel above
the high price last Saturday. Receipts
were very light this morning, as only
about 63 cars or 4.400 head wero reKrtd
In. This Is over 1,500 short of last week,
'4,500 head smaller than two weeks ago
and 11,000 smaller than the samo day a
year ago. It might be mentioned that
today's supply Is the smallest for a Fri
day since the third week In October,
when less than 4,100 wero yarded.
Representative saies:
Ns.
AT.
(h. jv.
No. At.
II ,.2(0
22 221
20 271
II 201
Stl.
II
rr.
I 20
I 20
I 20
I 20
I 20
14..,
!.,.
61...
4...
13. .
II...
30...
71...
44...
II...
16...
14...
II...
20...
61...
...
...IM
...170
...119
...HI
. .117
...110
. .300
...213
...lit
...III
...211
.. 141
...272
. . .230
...m
.,.11
a 1 I JO
40 I 10
10 I 15
'6 I 16
1 IB
4a I 16
120 I 15
46 I II
... 8 15
60 311
71 217
I 20
71..
...S3 100 I 20
17 22
I 20
0 Ml
60 250
16 Ill
73 117
" jj;
77 Ill
l 2l
26 .225
1 20
I 10
20
I 20
I 2t
I 20
8 20
I 10
40
14
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8 :
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4 tall
7 m
88 2t0
81 308
71 XI
M 80S
13 Mf
M 117
71 201
39 m
M Ml
80 8 M
1$
89 8 tO
4 8 :
80 8ifl
I w
20
8 HI
8
8 M
I 20
80
8 V
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...504
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...Ut
...JW
8 3
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, PICWt.
ii f-5 ... 7 74 11 78
SHKHP As a rule on a Friday sheep
receipts are small and only nine cars or
2,000 bend showed up. Thero were really
not enough ininbs or sheen on the market
to try out values, though what were here
sold lOrfflf.0 higher thnn on Thursday.
The advance was duo mainly to light re
ceipts and to the fact thut the pacKers
wanted a little sturr to tinisn out. tne
week. The Helmont lambs that brought
8.5fi yesterday sold at 83.45 this morning
and a small bunch of Mexican ewes was
weighed tip at 8.I. Trano was nrist anu
nn a vrrv mencer sumilV' Was on hand a
clearnnt'o was mado early In the morning.
Tho wrnK closes wlin a wean unaeriqn
to tho tmdo ut prevailing prices, flight
good lambs of hnndy.we.lgbt& aro re
garded as iotfi6c lower man a ween ngo.
with the in-between kinds showing a lit
tle more decline. An outstanding
feature of the lamb trade ban
beet more or lesi discrimination against
tiny onerings oi meaium quality or over
weight on most nays, minus wcigning
from 75 to SO pounds worn Itt" best de
mand, whllo anything over SO pound
was generally rcgnrded ns too nravy to
ult the packers' requirements, as rnr as
gcd sheep ami yearlings' are concernea
teadv prlcos with last Friday about
covers the situation. The bulk of tho
mutton supply consisted of ewes nnd nt
tho close of the week the majority of
hem aro changing hands nround 8R.7MP
.00, with somo of the toppy kind selling
tin to 16.10. Such a few voarl ngs are ap
pearing among tho receipts that compari
sons ns to prices are vory iiiitiouii o
limit o.
Receipts for the week have been com
paratively liberal, as around 49,700 head
wero reported In as compared with 45,950
hrnd last week.
Quotations on Sheep nntl inmns: uoou.
n rhnlcn Mxlcan lambs. IS.2MTS.nO: fair
to trnnd Mexican lambs. 87.85ff8.25: good
to choice westerns. 18.158,45; fair to good
westerns. 87.8508.15; feeders. J7.50H7.75;
yearlings, ngnt. 7.;io3T.on; ycarungs.
hravv. S6.7oST7.10: wethers, good to choice.
86.354f6.60; wethers, fair to good. tA.Wi?
6.3.1; ewes, good to choice, 8.5&RB.15; ewes.
fair to good, 8..r2f.S5; culls and bucks,.
Ilcnresentatlvo sales:
No. Av.
Pr.
8 M
7 tS
8 45
6 1U
237 fed lambs 74
490 Idaho red iambs si
S89 fed lambs 80
141 Mexican ewes n
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Firm Hogs Un
settled Slierit fltrontr.
tMIIC'AOO. Feb. M HOGS Receipts.
12.000 head: market unsettled: light. VS.30
ffS.60; mlxod. $8.2&tf8.55; heavy, $8.1506.60;
rough, js.ioij.k; pigs, ju.wy3.30; uuik or
salas. js.404.re.
CATTLE Receipts, 1.000 head: marKct
firm; beeves. $6.85(U9.00: Tekus steers. $5.20
4l.00; western stoerri. $6.201I'7.60; stockers
nnd fenders. $6.15(ff8.10; cows and hellers,
$3.25-37.50; calves, $7.001110.60.
BHEEP AND LAMUS lleCCipts, o.wu
head; market Htrong; natives, $5.2TtT6.S5;
westerns, $5.CoH.90; yearlings, $0,751j7.POi
native lambs, $7.4S.65; western lambs,
$7.fl8.75.
Kansas City Lire Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 28. CATTLE Ro
colpts, 1,000 head, Including 100 southerns;
market steady to strong: dressed beef
and export steers, JS.l&flfl.OO; fair to good,
$7.1036.16; western steers, $8.1609.00: fair
to goou, 8T.40US.1&; western stcors, su.iow
8.50; stockers and feedors, $6.508.2o;
southern steers. $0.75&8.00; southern cows.
$4.2rft7.00: native cows and holfcrs. $4.25
Hf8.25; bulls, $3.2507.00: calves, $6.60010.00.
HOGH Receipts, 2.600 head; marnet lira
higher; bulk of sales, $-S.30Q.33; hoavy,
$8.25J7,35; packers and butchers. $8.30
8.40: light, $S.SO7J8.40: pigs, $7.00(87.60.
SHEEP AND iaiuh Receipts.
head: market strong; .Colorado lambs,
$7.KOfl,30; yearlings. $6.75ir7.W: wethers,
$0.5006.60; ewes, 84.7&36.00.
Ht. I.oals Live Stock Market.
ST. IJUIS. Feb. 28. CATTLE- Re
ceipts, 1,300 head, Including 300 Toxnns:
market steady: cholco to flno steers, $8.50.
tf9,00; good to choice steers. $7.5038.50:
stockers und feeders. $0.25.70; cows anu
heifers. $5.58.00; bulls, $fi.avg7.00; calves,
$8.004110.00: southern steers, $o.2MT7-!W;
cowb and holfcrs, $3.7506.50.
HOQS-RccelptB. 7.200 head; market low
2Ta higher; pigs and lights, $5.60&6.60;
good heavy.- $8.6508.65.
SHEEP AND 1WVM1R1 ueceipis, l,wi
head; market steady; muttons, $3.6006.50;
yearlings, $7.0007.76; lambs, J7.003S.75.
Hionr City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Fob. 23. CATTLE
Receipts, 600 head; market strong; native
steers, $7.2508.75; cows and heifers, $5,250
7.25; canners, $3.60O4.60; stockers and
recders, J4J.wi&7.j; calves, JI,WU7..; nuns,
$0.2507.00.
Hoas-Rccelpts, 3.600 head; market lOfp
15c higher; heavy. $3.1008.15; nflxod.'$8.150
8.20; light. $8.1608.3); pigs, $7.0007-60; bulk
of sales, $8,1SO&20.
No sheep.
Ht, Josr-nli Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 28. CATTLE Re.
celpts 300 head; market, steady; steers,
$6.7508-25; cows and heifers, $3.7508.00;
calves. $5.6009.75.
HOGS Receipts 2.000 head: market,
higher; top, $3.40; bulk, $8.2008.30.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 600
head; market, steady; lambs, $7.0008.40.
., . t
Stock In Klght.
Receipts of llvo stock at the six princi
pal western market yesterday:
t0
14
. ;
.141
..MS
..114
m
at
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..:t1
m
..
cattle, nogs, aneep.
800 4,400 ' 2,000
300 3,000 600
1,000 2,500 2.000
600 3.500
1,300 7,200 7.200
1.000 12.000 6,000
South Omaha
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City ..
Btoux City ....
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals.
.4.900 31,000 16,700
Condition of Trenanry.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.-The condi
tion of the United States treasury at the
beginning of business toaday was: Work
Ing balance. $78,673,006; In banks and
Plilllppino treasury. $41,609,942; total of
general fund. $147,958,675; receipts yester
day. $2,555,659: dlsbtimeincnts. Sl.OT.tftl.
The surplus this fiscal year Is $8,830,675,
as against a deficit of $23,711,731 last year.
The figures for receipts, disbursements,
etc., exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
Turpentine nntl Itnsln,
SAVANNAH. Feb. 28. TURPENTINE
Firm, at 42c; sales. 73 bbls.; receipts. 219
bbls.; shipments. 1,150 bbls.; stocks, 17,200
bbls.
ROSIN-FIrm: sales. 214 bbls.: receipts.
743 bbls.; shipments, 2,000 bbls.; stock, 117.-
O00 bbls, Quote: A, ii, V ePAl C, D, $6.40;
E. $6.42Vi: F. $6.45: O. $4.60; II. $6,60; I.
$6.75; K. $7; M, $7.20; N. $7.25; WQ. $7.35;
WW, $7.60.
NO HOPE IS HELD OUT FOR
FORMER MAYOR CUSHING
The latest advloes received by Omaha
relatives regarding the condltlqn ot for
mer Mayor R. C. dishing, who lies dj
pcrately rick at his home In Los Angeles,
hold out no liopo of recovery. Miss Mar.
garct O'JCeefa and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald,
sisters of Mrs. Cushlng. left for Los
Angeles on Friday, hoping to reach the
bedside of their brother-in-law before the
expected end. Mr. Cushlng Is In his
seventieth year.
IIUILllt.N'G PERMITS.
Swift & Co., Thirteenth am Leaven
worth streets, cooling room, $5,OC0; J, F.
Hnnfelt. 2815 Brown street, fruiiiu dwell
ing. $1,000. '
fhe Persistent and Judlelous Use of
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Business Success.