THF, BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1014.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
' ft 1 11.. a4r . i.
Market,
EOTm TB WnT.TITMfl TIP WET.T,
nmnd Ilefore I.ettlnnr Co ot
Their lloldlnit, While (he
Short Are Coverlnft.
OMAHA. Feb. 2. 1911.
There lt Utile ftnllht In Inn minds nf
those who have watched conditions m
wheat ns to the control of the bears In
uiai market, it would be dllficutl to say
as to the level wtioro exporters are likely
io Decomo tniyera again in a iiDctai way
and any heavy buylnif will. Ot course,
stimulate the situation greatly and cause
at least a partial reversal ot conditions.
There Is little likelihood of any crop
(Jamago commit tn as a bull help, cspe
ciauy in tho near future, M the country
U pretty well covered with snow and
thOfrlant well protected from any pos
sible cold snapg, which otherwise would
do mora or leee damage. We have, oniy
started Into February, however, and there
la a possibility of enough sunshine to
greatly reduce tho snow covering, and. If
followed by abnormally low tempera
tures tho speculative world knows this
would meat) crop lasses and higher prices.
There Is no speculation in wheat to
Bpralt of, especially on outside account,
and this fact will continue against thu
bears until such time as the public enters
the market. The outsider, however,
seldom takes a hand In speculation as a
bear, because of the tact that there Is
so little enthusiasm In a boar market and
the declines aio generally brought up
with u iiuick halt, and those who were
most enthusiastic! as tellers are generally
mado to suffer losses ivml to regret their
tctlon.
Tho statistics this mornlns ore more
or less bullish, but tho changes in tho
routine statistics aro quite mliu and un
likely to cut any figure In the way of
prlco making.
Corn has hold up well. The reason for
the steadiness has been largely on ac
count of shorts covering, somo of them to
Beau re profits, whllu others have been
forced to take losses, , The longs In corn
are watting for a cash demand to spring
up, and until that demand comes they
wll bo on tho anxious bench and feel
that they are likely to meet losses, when
a big market like Chicago sella less than
IW.WO bushels cash corn In a day, and
on several occasions of lat total sales
amounting to only 60,000 bushels, it may
be said that the cash situation Is agalpst
holders.
When It comes to the matter of epecm
latlon the corn market has been the
leader for several weeks with wheat play
ing a second fiddle. Home of the room
traders in this grain who made, big money
on the full aide of the inarkot some
months ago, are to be seen on the. bull
sdo, with good holdings tucked away
for the spring months, as they expect to
eee higher prices when the farm work Is
commenced and tho cash demand likely
to Improve.
BtockB of oats are largo in all positions,
the volume of tradq In the pit has contin
ued small and the cash trailo ot little
consequence. The market has been in
fluenced more or less by the changes tn
corn. ,
There has been plenty of provisions for
sale on not only the hard spots, put
spine have followed the declines. There
arc stl big holdings of ribs and lard by
tho east. It takes constant support to
hold the market steady,
Cash wheat was unchanged,
Cash cprn was unuhanged to lo higher.
Cash oats were Mo lower to Mo higher.
Clearances were 6iUO00 bushela of
Wheat, npno of- porn and 7,fl00 bushels of
oats.
Liverpool ctqgea Hd lower to Hd higher
on wheat and unchanged, til Hd tilgher on
corn.
Primary wheat rtpelnts were l,O48,00Q
bushels and shipments wcrp 433,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 1,3),000
bushels and shipments ot 531,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 1,173,000
bushels and shipments were M6,090 bush
ed . against receipts last year of 1,930,000
bushels a nl shipments,' of 1,000,000 bush
el. . , '
Primary oats receipts were TM.POO bush
els and. shipments were 651,000 bushels,
against 'receipts last year of 83,03 bush
els Rnd shipments Of 69,O0Q bushels last
year,
CAItLQT RECEIPTS,
Wheat.Corn.Oats.
Chicago ....
Alfnneapolls
0
SOS
in
.UUIUlll
Omaha
Kansas City,,,,,,.,,.,,., 177
St. T.ouls 142
......
110
SCI
1S9
Winnipeg , ,, 65
These sales were reported:
Wheat-
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. Sin: I can.
SJio. No. 3 hard, winter) 2 cars, Sic;
cars, SSUc, No, 4 hard winter: 1 car.
S2V4o. No, 3 mixed: ? carp, 83,4c. Oats
nisnnaro: . cars. jac; t car, ssvic o.
3 whit?: car. $7ioi 1 car, 3Hic: 7 cars,
sic. wo. wnue: s oars, svhp; 3 cars,
36V4o. Corn No, 3 whltpi 1 car, 63Ucj 1
car, vac; o car, WW; cars. taViQ, 1
car, 62c, ?o. 4 white; 1 car. 60c; 3 cars.
69c: 2 cars. ISa. No. 2 vellowi i cars.
61 lie; 11 cars, 61c. No. S yellotv: 6 cars,
r,Qc; 3 cars. I'J'Ac; 2 cars, ra4c: 3 cars, 69c;
a cars, PS'.ic; 1 car, MUc; 11 cars, 58o;
1 car, E7ic; 2H cars, BJVic No, 4 yel
low: 1 car. 57c: 3 cars. lSAa: 2 cars. Sia.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car. 68Hcj t car, 68licj 3
vara, uou. xiu, a imxeu; i car, uoytc,
cars, B8c: 4 cars, 67Hc; 1 car, 6714c;
euro, v'fc, v Krs, T cars, posic;
cars, lie. J Jo. 4 mixed: 1 car, Use; 2
cars. MHo; 8 cars, 65c; 1 car, 6i',4c. No
grade: i car, 47c,
Omaha, Paah Prlcea Wheat: No, Z hard
S3U85Hc; No. 3 hard, 82V4S4c; No.
hard. 79983c: No. 3 spring.' 83V4Slc: No.
spring, S2S3c: No. 2 durum, 8JS3c; No.
3 durum. E1&82C. Corn: No. 2 white. 63
iiic; jmo. a wnue, tewwvic: no. wnite,
Cftf60c: No. 2 yellow, 61Q61Hc: No, 3 yel
low, 57H60c; No. 4 yellow, 6667a: No. 2,
S8ij68Kc: No. 3, WfitSMc: No. 4, 54Hftfi6c,
Oats: No. 2 white, 3Hfi33c, standard, itl
flSSHc: No 3 white. 37fi37'4o: No. 4 w'bltej
36Vi36?4c Barley; Malting. 6p7Sc; No. 1
fead, l&a&c. lye: No. 2, 676Sc; No, 3,
ciiiruao aaAiN and puovisiuns
Featnres of the Tradlnif and, Clonff
Prices on Board of Trade.
OIIICAOO. Feb. 2 C61d wave nreJc
' tlops coupled with absence of nuy iiu
tateguard tn Nebraska brquglit wnent
outers louuy to mo tiom- i.aigiy in
concU(-nco tho market iud a Strang
iimsh at it(nc net itdvance, corn clonal
iQ nrt to ttc up. oats the same as Hut
urduy idght ap4 Prov)on8 Uovi 'iKi
i&7tic
Throughout tho day wheat had a firm
tone, besides the chance of serious dam
age to the Nebraska winter crop there
was decided bullish news from Australia,
a sharp cut In the estimated surplus
yield. Palling off of country elevator
stocks throughout the Dakota and Min
nesota furnished supplementary strength
during the last hour, emphasising the
effect ot a decrease in the weekly total
of tho United States visible supply.
Prospects of a broader milling demand
for wheat were reported from Minneapo
lis, where It was said that shipping di
rections for flour had. been excellent
throughout tho week. According to one
authority the way the stocks had been
cleaned up left no doubt thut the people
were still eating bread, cake and pie,
Profit-taking by Ipnge wiped out an
advance which corn had made as a re
mit of expected rough weather. Un
usually wariness was shown by specu
lators, no matter to which side of the
marvei iney were inclined. The open
Interest In the pit Is not nearly as larse
a a fortnight ago. Action by the oats
crowd seemed to hinge altogether on
:orn. Trade waa light.
Despite an advance at the yards pro-
WA.VTKD TO nUY.
VANTED to buy young Jersey heifer!
Webster 1308. John Grant Pegg.
NOTICE OF BTOt:KMOLOEHS' MEET-INO-Notlee
ts hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
at the South P".atte Land company will
be held at the office of said company at
Lincoln, Neb., at 11 o'clock a, in. on the
4th dy Of March, A, D. mi
C 11 MORRILL. President
A D. MINOR, Beeretary.
Lincoln. Neb,, February 2, 1914. Feb. 2, Mt.
Realising by tones
was responsible.
Aitiif upon.j limn. 1 1
Wheal, ,
uw. ! Close. I Safy.
Mil.
July.
MSI
WHI
S,I
torn
May.l
PIT!
6SHI
July.
Oats
Alay.l
July. I
Pork
Mny.l
06HF
in
tf
H
39'.S
2t mi
it ist;
11 S7H
11 C7ti
11 70
jl
am
21(3 f
:i is
:i'so
11 03
11
May.
July.
Rib's
Slay.
July.
11 10
u i:w
it 3iW
It 75
11 02 'i
11
it to
11 15
asm
11 70
11 KH
11 674
Chicago Cnsh Prices-Wheat: No. 2 red,
W.V4 ft97c; No. 3 red, 9P5c; No. 2 harJ,
tlt9t4c; No. 3 hard, POViHTWie; No. 2
northern, 91Sjl4c; No. 3 northern. WW
V0Ac; No, 2, 90j!91o; No. 3 spring. S8c.
Corn; No. 2, C4Wci No. 3, TOMjrtlc; No. I
white, 6SViiG6c; No. 3 yellow, 6t4gS3c.
Oats: No. 2 White. 4lWe; No 3. 3S?ic: No.
White. SSi(ff:th': atanrinifl. Mr. Itvoi
No. 2. Ko. llAflev. FAfKKo. K.oiL- Tim.
othy. t3.7605.2J; clover, SU.75ftt4.EO. Pro-
lo.!wl.s71ork IJ2-Wi lard' ,10,75i r,b8-
i , t ! n "r l," t c , .. . . , Mr, -
"m, ..t, oicaujr, i:mninerieEi, toro'.
GOGS Lower: rolnt. rniti' at
mark. Cae InnlUflAd ?AiCir7n nHlnnrv
firsts 26c; firsts. 275J27UC
CIIEKSK Htrnrlv: HalaUa. MV.ftr:
twins, 17i4fri7Hc; Americas, 17Hffl8ci long
horns, l7018c.
POTATOKR Sti1v! r.r.lnl. M ritri:
uii..: "". ...r r'r; !
; 'i """! ri'innsoia una Wisconsin, rou,
W66c; Michigan, Minnesota and Wiscon
sin, white. GMJTOc
I'OULTRV Allun intvor- ntrliin.
fowls, lSoi turkeys, 16c.
XEW VtlRK an.MSRAL mahkkt
Unotutlons of lh Dxr on Vnrlons
Cntnmodltlea.
NEW YORIC. Vrh ? 7-r.nnnTniii.
?.pr!" Patents, Sl.40ti4.fi0j winter straights.
.iaW4.i; winter patents. S4.404cl.6Ji
.il" t.wri.ju; m ro no. i
w'n'J-. .3-K3.?B; extra No. 2 winter.
Kansas straights. S4.054.15.
WHEAT-Hnnl firm. Mr. n i,.-
' , ....... . 1 . , n , v.
homlhal elevator domestic; No. 1 northern
uu"i i'-v-u i. o. o. niioat; no. i nortn
pro Manitoba, fl.ulU f. o. b. nfloat. Fu
lures were Inactive, but steady, owing
to tl'.n cables, less favoruble Australian
crop news and a decrease In the visible,
St "5. "nc'la"01 t0 'c net higher;
ific'S??tca"X' lnti common to cholop,
1WS. 23427c; 1812, 22&24C.
uiuBB-i-irmi Hogota, 3iif?32?ic; Cen
tral Amertci, 3lHo.
t'ETROUHUM Htcady; refined New
lOTK Ull IK. S5.ZT,! bnrroln. XK7K-
$11.25. r '
cases,
ypllow,
WOOU Steady; domestic fleece, XX
Ohio. 2T2fia
,OATS-Hpot, dull; standard whlto, 4tW
fcc; elevators No, 3. 41tf4(V4c) fancy
clipped, 45Cf47c.
-.'l.AYHttrely ato'ly; standard, 97H0
Nf;3,1SkSc.,1,Wi1,i N- ?' U0S
LEATHER Tlrm , hemlock firsts, 0c;
seconds, 28.r29c.
PROVISIONS-Potk. barely steady:
npss, S18.C0ms.B0; family, S24.(W4f2ti.
short clear, SW6.0J. llfor, quiet; mess
SlS.0Oflis.fX); family, Sl9-&Br-P3. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
pqunds, S13.2iijl3.60; pickled hums. Sl.tM.
Lnrd, easy; mld.dle west, SlWUlO.St; re
fined, baroty steady: continent, 11.(I0;
bouth Amerlco, S12.16; compound, quit;
'rAW-OW-fitcndy;. city, Hci special,
7Hc; country. Ojfejic.
yilTTEn-Klrm; receipts, 3.CO0 lubs;
creamery extras, 2CVif37PS firsts, 2SQ!24c,
held extras, Witi2ill4c; flrstn, .'KftZSHc; pro
cess extras, 23iE240j faqtory, purrcnt malfo,
lirsts, 21c.
CHEEBE Flrni( receipts, 750 hoxos;
state, wholo milk, held specials, lSfUSVic;
.average fancy, 17Wtfl740i fresh sricq als,
17V4Sfl7c.
l-.UGS-rKtcady; receipts, 0,900 cases;
fresh gathered extras. 3l'M-: extra f rats.
22iifr35c; refrjgerntpr flrfltiS, gSQgj hen
nery wniien .owwe.
POUI.TIXV Quiet and steady: frosh
killed western chickens. lMS24o; fowls. IP
laUSo; turkeys, 8f2tic. '
Kniisas City flraln iind Provisions.
KANSAS ' , CITY, Feb. '2.-W1IEAT
casn: no. z nara. siuAsviCl no. 2 red.
COHN-NP. 2 m xed. C3o; No. S, 6Q',tc;
No. 5 white. OSc; No, 3,l6i60c
Closing auotatlons of futures)
WHEATr-May. SSTic: July. MTiS83c.
conN-tMay, fistic; July. 67Mc.
OATS-No. S white, 40cJ No. 2 mixed, SOc.
UUTTBH-Creomery, 5c; firsts, 27c;
seconds, 23c, packing, 17o,
Kans-rFlrsts, 27c: seconds, 20c.
PQCLTRV IJens and springs, 18c.
i-xz -
Liverpool (Jrntn Mnrtcpt.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. S,-WIEAT-3pot.
firm: No, I red western w ntr, 7 5d;
No. Manitoba, 7s 2Kd; No. 2. 7s Hid!
No. S. 7s d; futuros. steadyi March, 7s
SWdt lay. 7s Hid; 4Uly, 7sMd.. '
CORN Spot, steady; Anierpan mixed,
ts SVid; La Plata futures steady; Febru
ary, 4 8Hd.S March, 4s
FIX)Un-,Wlnter patents, is? 9d,
HOP!? in London, Paclfq roast, 5s
16 IBs.
H(. Louis General Market,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2. WHKAT-No. 2 rod.
OSfiBSc; No. 2 hard, SSUfrOSct May. 92HJP
924c; July. 8Sc,
CORN-No. 2, C.-i6t4ci No. 2 white, CSc;,
May, 6SHJT68KC; July, 67Ho. '
,.6ATibNo', : 4Mlc5 o. J, white, 41c;
May. 40ic; July, 33ic
RYEHilp, JJ
Oil and Rosin,
NI3V YORK, Feb. 2,-rOiL-CottonseeiJ.
guret; prime summer yellow. I7.0oy7.2oJ
MsuF'"!. May 7-36! July. tJ.K.
n9'SI.IlTA9H,ei; etralned. common to
good. S4.304.40.
TURPENTINK Steady; machlno bar
rels, COUc.
PAAf4rAH,, veb. 2.-OIL Turpentine,
firm,
nt 45He; sales. 68 bbs.; receipts, B
bbls.
bbls,
snipments, 373 btls, stocks, 22,9s:
ROSIN-Flrro; sales. 1.513 bbls.: re
ceipts. 1.S0 Ibbls.;' shipments. 7S3 bbls.;
stocks, 1C2.523 bhis,; A. U, C. V, E. F,
Q .11,' Si: V, Stf5;VlC. il.lo: si. si.M NT
S4.90I WO, t?-SIMv,V70.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2. METALS Lead,
steady, at S4.104.15; London. 20. Spel
ter, easy, at S5.isg3.S5j London, ttl 10s.
Tin. firm; Hppt and Febnlary. S40.5OJ
J; March. SlO ti2V4l0.87i4; April. S.70
S41.M, Antimpny. duj Cookspn's. S7.30
'r?"' StcaVi No. 1 northern. $15.0
fflH.l: Nq. 2 northern, S14.7&H15.23; No.
t southern. Sl4.7&frl5,25; No. I soft south
ern, $Jl.TMjt5,25,
Iondon markets closed as follows: Cop.
per. easy; npo, (M Es; futures. K8 10s.
Tin. weak; spot, 185 6a; futures, C18S 10s.
Iron, Cleveland warrants. 51n Cd.
S,T; V.'Slx- fi?'' JMBTALS Lead,
quiet, at S4.0v1i4,05, Spelter, steady, at
Su.20.
Coffee JlurUei
NEW YORK, Feb. 2. COFFEE After
'opening ktcady, unchanged to fi points
' higher an. steady European end scattered
covering, coffee eased off In sympathy
! with easier late cables from Havre and
i lares Brazilian receipts. Active months
Isold &2 Points net tower, but steadied
i later on support from bullish sources,
with the nloto Irregular 29 points higher.
io,uw oaKif, reoruary, .i7c; March.
D.i5o; May. U.44c: July, 9.6je; September.
8.8:c; October, J.tCcj December. 10.04c.
Spot quiet; Rio No. 7, BHe; Santos No.
4, i:iic. Mild, dull; Cordova, 13816c
nominal,
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. Feb. 2.-PRAIRIH HAY No.
1 to choice upland. S9.SOtilO.00; No. 2.
SS.5009.M; No. 3. V.(fmM lla. 1 to
choice midland, S9 004lO.W; No. 2, ss.ooa
iowUnit ST.004IS.00; No. 2, S.007.00; No.
7, la.O0ua.QO.
8TRA Vwcholce oat and rye, SJ.504
S6.00: cholc wheat. S4.tO6.C0.
ALFALFA Choice pea-green variety.
S13.C0n.50; No. J, S11.00"l3.00; No. 2
S3.C0ail.C0i No, 3, S7,COi9.C0. '
Krnporflteil Aiirs nud Dried Fruit
NEW YORK. Feb. 2. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qutet; fancy, lliglto; choice,
C9c; nrlme. SHOStfe v"
DRIED FRmTK-Prunei. steady; Call
fornlas, SHOlSo; Oregons, 85illIo. Apri
cots, quiet but firm, choice. )3Vic; extra
choice. 141,491454c, fancy. 15lc Peaches,
firm; choice, WJokc; extra, choice. VAQlc;
fancy, TIrtc. Ralflns. neglected: loose
n i ma ss i -rim . ' -r '
muscatels. H87l4c, choice to fancy
hotiw Eovuica, iNUtnQ ionaon
layers, SI 75 If 3. 00
visions eased off.
Incudlng paevkers.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Extension of Upward Movement Pre
vented by Bearish Combination.
ROCK ISLAND SELLING WORST
December Reports of I.nrger Knutern
Ittindn DUMnrtly Vnfavnrnhlr
Netv York Central Hhima Over
Three .Million Ilrcrcnar.
NEW YORK, Feb. i-Hxlenslon of the
Upward piovemcnt In stocks was pre
vented tndav hv n rnnihlnnllnn nf 1iar.
Ish lnfluchecs, (he tnu.it disturbing factor
was renewed selling of Rock Island se
curities, which became acutely weak.
Last week's report that the company
wculd be reorganized Whs followed today
by Intimations that dividends might be
susrended on he Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific stock, which is security for the
Rock Island collateral rours. Denial xyt
this report lessened the volume of sell
Jng. which, for a time, waa of unusual
large proportions. The stocks reached
the lowrst prices In tho history of tho
company. Thi common dropped 3HJJH;
the preferiMd. 4Hjl4Vi; tho collateral
fours, 27Vi44'.4, und tho refunding tours.
Iw76fi Parttnl recovery was effected
later.
Tno effect on the general market of
tno urop in tnesn securities was height'
ened by selling hero for European ne
count. Irfindon unloaded perhaps 35,000
snares, nr nc pany union J'aclllc. Can
adlan Pacific, Steel and Anialgamated.
Anotner unsettling fcattire waa pressure
against various Investment stocks, among
Which American Telephone, Canadian
Pacific and New York Central were com
spicuous,
Western Union sntil nff In rvniimthv
with American Telephone, these shares
being influenced by the postmaster gen
eral's recommendation In favor or gov
ernment acquisition of tho wire systems.
December reports of the larger eastern
railroads were distinctly unfavorable.
New York Central showed a accreopo In
net of SS.087,000, which was largely re
sponsible, for tho heaviness of tho stock.
Pennsylvania's operating Income fell off
S703.OOO. New Haven reported u deficit
ior mo monin or ii4,wu,
Honda wore Irregular. The market was
little disturbed by liquidation ot tne
Rock Island bunds. Total sale", Par
value, 13,800,000. Panama threes regis
tered advance of )i, und the couHn
threes a point on call.
Number of sales and lenJlig quotations
on Mtocks were ns follows:
BUIM. nun, OW. V0'-
malr.inwUO Conpfr
Amrrlcin Arrlculiunl ..
Amorlcin llet Bugnr....
Aniirlcan Can
Ainvrlcan Tan ptd,.,....,
American O. 4 F,.,.,..,
Amerli'tn cotton Oil.....
Am, Ice Bcurltlei
American I.laiwul ......
American LoCoraathe ,.,
American p, It...,,,.,
Am. H, k It. pM.
Am. Buflr Hatlnlng....,
American T, A T
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchlnon
AtcBlaon ptd
Atlantic Coaat Line
Baltimore & Ohio,
Uethlrhcm Kteel
Brooklm ftapld Tr
Canadian raelflc .,
I'hitipeakc A Ohio
Central leather
Chicago (1. W ,,
rhlcago. M. A St, ('....
Chicago 4- N. W..,,
Colorado Kuel A Iron...
Coniolldated Ctq
Corn I'roducla a,...,....
Pelawar A ltudon
Denver A II lo (lraniln....
Penver A It. U. ptd
l)lstllr' Securities ....
RrlQ ,,
rrie lt ptd
Krla Id ptd
neneral Klrctrlo
Great Ntarthern pfd
ilrt Northern Ore cits,
llllnola Central
Interborousli Met. ......
Inter. Met. ptd
International lltrvejlcr..
Inter-Marine pfd ....,,.
tnternatlopal Paper .....
tntarnatlonal Tump
Kanaaa Cltr Soutbern....
julde Uaa ......... .,,
rfhlgh Vfl-ljey
5,500
400
SOO
tiM
7,700
kOO
1.103
"m
'600
rw
'llJort
JW
1,1.0
IJ.700
1,100
l.lfO
:oj
4,WI
3J)
500
6'W
J.KM
(00
soo
6, tOO
l.ioo
700
tno
t,:no
4C0
"cio
800
1I1U
61 '.4
ion
(00
'j.'Jm
IJ)Ulivii ,JnYM r,,
M-, fJt. I". A H. Kte. M.
Mlnourl. K. & T i
Mlttourl Tactile 3.1
National BUrult 1,1
rvatlonsl Ixad I
K, R, 11. of M. Sd pfd..
New York Central IS.i
N. V.. O, A W....,
Norfolk I: Vt'ettcrn
North American ...
Northern Tactile ..
racllle Mall
900 30!i I)
300 10iS 1Q6VI
'Im niii jiiii
600 JIW J7U
IM Illtt 1I1U
M0 1$4 l!3ii
M'enntranl
Prople'i Caa
P., C.NC. St St. U
Plltaburgh Toal
t,404
4.100
Prease Bteel Car
Tollman t'llaco Car
Heading , .V
Republic Iron A Sleet-,,
r.erilblls I. ft 8. pd1-...
Rock IiUnd Co t
norlt Island Co. pfd
Seaboard Air Une
Peuboard A I, ptd
mi 4i
Moaa'Cnemcia r ec i...
Southern Pacllle ........
Southern Itallwa)
do. Hallway ptd
Tenneaae Copper
Toil & Pacttlc
Union Pacific
Union Pexlllp rfd
Unlled State Realty
tlnlted Btatea Rubbey....
irnlted mate? HI eel
411. a. Bteel pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ..
Waberh
Wabaeh nfd
Wntern MiryUpd
Weetern Union ,.
Wstlnkhouea Electrle ..
Wheeling A Li Ere..
17,700
3,300
300
4.H00
WO
14,400
SOO
6.1,000
1,200
100
SAI
604
1,100
'ioft
1,400
S7
MH
m
New naven
T5 74
Total galea lor the day. 4W.4O0 aharea.
JVeiT YorU Money Mnrket,
NEW YORK, Feb. 2,-MONEY-Call.
llrmer. at 202 per cent! ruling rate, 2
ror cent! closing, per cent. Tupti
loans, weak; slKty Uays. 2-H Per, cent;
ninety days, StfU'.i per bent; sl months,
3r Per cent. It
llERCANTILE PAVER - 23M per
cent.
8TERMNO EXCHANGE Steady ; sixty
day bills, H.4; dcmunJ, $1.8570; commer
cial bills. 14.83.
SILVER Uar, Clt4o) Mexican dollars,
BONPS-aoVcrnmont, firm; railroad,
Irregular,
ClosIiiR quotatlQns on bonds today wcrfl
ps follows;
U. 8, ret. 2a. reg... IW K. C. Bo. rrf. a... tIT,
do coupon IIUU H- ab. 4a 1131.. ll!i
V. 8. 3a. reg lt U & N, unl. 4a.... OiS
do coupon joJU'M. K. A T. let 4t. IV4
V- f, 4'reg HlH 'do yep. 4e... .. tk
do coupon 113 "Mo. I'acltlo 4a. ,.1. l
Panama 3 coupon.. do otmr. 8a IS
4Amar. Ag. (a...
in n. it. ii. oi m. v
4a. M N. V. C. c, W'i
A. T. A T,
Am. Tobacco 6e.
.118 do deb. 4a II
. U N. Y. N. It., A 11,
. S3 cv. lite ..! 14
, IMiN. A W. let e. 4a.. UK
W do cr. la J04U
, II No. l'acino 4a WS4
. 1(44 do la MCi
tmo. H. h. rfdg. 4a... 13
. HHPenn. cr. lie JS1S.. tiii
I03H do cou. 4a... lit
. HH Reading gen. (
. WiH. U AS. P. fg 4a 7Tii
II tdo ges. ta 12
. 33 St, U ff. W. c. 4i., -Hi
Sfl A I . mAi T.m ?T
Armour A Co. 4Ha
Atchlaoo gen. 4a..
do cr. 4a 1160.. .
do cr. la,...
A. C. If lat 4i...
pal. & Ohio 4a...
do ma
Brook. Tr. cr. la.
Cn. ol Oa. la....
Cap. leather !,
Chet. A Ohio 4Ha-
do Con if. 4iia..,.
Chicago A A. till.
C B. ft Q. J. 4..
da gen. 4a
. i to. -ao. coi. II
ttlatlllara U
Il'i do lat & ret. ,(.. ku
jiU. . rtuktwr u.:..m
Brie p. I. 4a
do gtn. 4a
t rr. 4a, aer. II.
4111 Cm. lit r. 4a.
tntar. Mat. 4V
tDtrr. II. It. 4H.
Japan Ilia
Oil.
v v.,. t-uain. a pa
"14. Wakaah lat & 4 (ov
l Wtarn Md. 4..... U)
,14; WtiL Elto, ei. ii.. U'i
Mi Wis. Cantrsl 4a ... . H14
Huston Stock Slnrkel,
ROR70N. Feb. t-ClosIng nuotatlons
on stocks were 1
Allouaa
Naaada Con ltti
AmaR Coppar .
A. Z. U I a..
Art tong Cora.
fl. k Arltona.
41. Ilfda...
. Tg Nlnlnloa Uloea ... TU
. ro Korth llulla j2
ao Norm lake
74iOld Potplnlou
tilt
II
..MS Oaeeola
rcntanniai
.. HViOulnfr ....
rorptr Ilanga C. c tt flbannan ..
Cait tluttc C M... UU Ifuptrlor . .
Franklin 4 flnwlur &
nranbf Con II Tatnaratk ,
nracsa Csnarra . . . 4111 IJ g, H.
U. M
it!
ai
lai ioai uoppar jih an pm
Kerr IVe . 4 tS-14 llgh Con
Uika 4'opptr tU I'Uh Toppar Co.
Im Ralla rnppar-... 4tjWtnons
Tt'larol Coppar .. ilHWaharlif
Motawk 44
1 ml'in Pluck SfnrWet.
LONDON. Feb. I -American securities
opened steady today. First prices were
. 1014
r M & s ! c 4Ma..liJ do cr. 4i uu
c u. i. i'. e. n ;i no nt ret. 4 n z. ivxno; o. , utiv; no, i cnoico mm-
do rfg. 4a......... ,Bo Hallway Sa i6 iknd, $0310; No. 2 choice midland. $3.9;
i I; r 'i.'1 ShirA" "5- J?, '-; No. S. r6i No, 1 choice lowland, I70D)
P, H. er. 4 lilt Union raelflc 4i. .. II v V L-fili No 3 IlilC
tt. A It. O. rcf. It.. 71U do v. i ai ""-.: Z-J-..
t.lRher. but later most ot the list rated
off under realising. At noon values
ranged from '4 above to H below p"ty-
Local Secarltlr.
QuoUtlont tumlihtJ by rar. Brlsktr C-.
Ill UBItl4 Nt'lootl Uok bullilogi
nil. AikM.
AbrJn U l V. Co . lMt II lco
Amtrlun can 14. , 1H HH
Ciidtbr I'tcklDS Co., ti, ip:i looVi
IM
ID!
IN
H
10
IM
Mil
It
II
II
101
IT
J
M
m
IH
II
II
II
n
n
MH
"iiii
Dr ft CO.. Pit
Uunit. Ntt . I, im
1'ilrmtmt Crumttr t rr l rft..
Ittirla Co., TI.. 4H, lit
llldrull I'rxti Hrlck, fid
loa Itr. M t. IJ ,
Lincoln (! a Cite lit 1111..
VT
II
II
tt4
City or Omitis. 4 Hi- M1
Omiha C U. 81. It;.. M. Il!l
toe
im
au
ft
to
lH
' 'iiii
ij
4
111
, MH
i H
Oi4l ht A C. II. St, nr., I.. .
Onittil MM. L.T. i-ow
-. rt4
u:
Parlllf T-l A Ttl. U.
Ttrkfrt' Nat. Uk. Slk., On Omiha
Mutt Bound T. Lt r. tr, llll...
t'ralkt Omla. com
tnlen Htk. Vd. fttk ,
Htxkf ML mtl Co
f poknni A tn'd tmf. II. It. (t. llil
Sloui Cltr K't. K HI'
Ulcul City SU Ydt p(d
Toph :ir. lit St. iim
Trrnnurj Statement.
WASHINdTON. IVb. 2. The condition
of tho I'nltetl mate treasury at tho be
Ktnnlnt of business today was: Net bal
anco In sencrul fund. 104,61,26S; total re
ceipts Saturday,, 32.481,223; total pay
ments Saturday. $612,270. The deficit this
fiscal year 1h I17,tii7.WJ, nfratnst a surplus
ot W.IW.WO last year, exclusive of Pan
ama canal nnd public debt transactions.
OMAHA IJBNlilt.VIi MA11KKT.
IU)TTEll-No. 1. Mb. cartons, Sic; No.
, r0-lb. tubs, 2c.
CUKEHK Imported Kwlss. 20c; Amerl
enn Swiss, 2tc: block Swiss, 22ci twins,
20c; daisies. 20 triplets. SOc; Yottnn
American, Jlc: blue label brick. lSUo;
JtmebcrKcr, 2-lb 20c; Now York white, 20o.
KISH-Whlte. 13c: trout. 17o; larue crap-
ple! He: Spanish mackerel, ldc; siiad roe.
per pair, 40c; aalihon, 10c; halibut, Uc;
buffalo, ?c: bullheuds. 13c: channel cat
fish, irn; pike, 16e; plclterel, 12c.
I'OIM.TRY-Hro.lers, $4,C(vji,00 per dog,;
hens. I'd cocks. 12o; ducks, ISc, geese,
Ific; turkeys, Ue; plKoons, jmt do.. 1.I0:
ducks, full feathered. Kite; .seeno, full
feathered, 11c; squabs. No, 1, $l.M; rn.
2. fiiln.
Wholeali' tirltes of bce.f cuts effective
trday tti Uninha arc ub follows-
UK Eli' ri'T8-Nu. 1 rbs, 17V: No. I
ir.He: No. . lS4c. No. 1 loins, VKCi No.
2. ITHc N", , I5e. No, chucks, HMc;
No, 2, lOo: No. 3, I0'c. No. 1 roundr.
14Uc; No. 2. IS'icI No. .1, l'tc No. 1
rintus, 9e: No, 2, SHc; No. 3, 8c
The following prices on frlt" nnd vee-
tuble lire reported by tho Olllnsky Krult
compnny:
li'ltUnH-iOranBes: These navels aro
of Rood color, sweot and Juicy, quality
beat have been seen In years, hxlra
fancy Simklst" navels. 90, 126, IM. IT,
200 and 200 sites, 12.00; extra fancy 'Hun
Wist" navels. 250 slge, 32.00; 2SS site. IJ.t-Ji
21 size. 12.40! Florida Kumnuuts, per
box, 2c. Apples: Extra fancy Vhe
limlon Jonatlilan, per box, S2 ill; White
Winter I'enrmalns, per box. j2.; itiauo
Hlack TwIeT. lr box, J2.25; Romo Qekuty,
por box. $2.25; Wliieaups, 12.50; extra fancy
Idaho Northern Spy. Oreenlngs or Mncs,
per hoK. J2.00; oxtra fancy Idaho Rambos,
per box, .25 nxtra fancy Hen Davis,
per box, IJ.7B! Ren Uavls. por bbl.. .i.Oo;
Osno. J8.00! Wlnceap. IT.oot Missouri I'lp
pins, 6.M. 1-utnons: lixtra fancy 8un
Itni. roln ami 360. ner box. tiM: extra
choice Red Hall lemons. 300s and 30OiJ
pep-box. W.O0I choice, 3I.C0. tlranesf im
portoJ MalaKU, cxtru fancy, 37.W; fnncy,
17.00. Urupetrult: Florida Tangerine,
per box, $2.50; extra fancy Florida. W.
$I.W, 4 Olyl !'rt, JI.75; 51, C4 and 80. 3.00.
Crunbcrrles- I'er box, $1.23.
VUdETAUJliS - Potatoes: aonulne
Red Rlvsr linrly Ohio, per bu., II.PO;
Rural or Uurbanka. per bu., 85c; Idaho
Rtiralg, per bu lc. Hwfet, rtoB.oesi
Por hampor, $t.25; Illinois kiln dried, J1.5J,
CabbaP.ci IlollanJ seed, por lb., 2nei
red. nor II).. 4oi nev Cnllforn a. Sc. Onions;
Oh(i) large Red Globe, per lb 3c In
diana yellow, 3oi Spnnluli, Ppr crate, ll.oO,
Tomatoesi Cuban, por C-bnsket crate,
ti ir.
Mlr?rKMANlCOUH-C"altfornlU figs. 13
l'.nl. nlt'-H.. S.! &0 (i-o2. likRs.. 32.00
black tics. 12 12tO. packiiBes, 31.00; 7-
rrnwn Imnnrted flus. nor II).. ISc: 3-crown
Imported flBS, per lb., 13c. Dromoditry
brand dates, pkK.. .O0; Anchor brand
dates. PkK.. J2.23; Hnlowlo dateH. per lb
7Vic. Parsnips, per lb 2c, Carrots, por
lb.. 2c, lleeta. per lb., 2c. Turnips, per
lb:; 2ci Rutabagas, per lb., ltfc. va ifor
nln Jumbo celery, per doz., Sc. Cider,
fier keg, $3.25; per nam uni., onac
ots, per dox., EOc. Parsley, per Uos.,
in HuiHuIirb. ner doz.. 50c. Head lei-
tuoe. Per doz,, 91.00) hoincrRrown leaf
lettuce, per dox.. 40o. Urcen peppers, per
basket, 50c. Wax or green beans, per
humper, fB.00. Hot house cucumbers, per
doien! I2.f0, Catillflower. per orate, 12.25.
Venetian Rnrllc, per U-. "He JjBgpiant,
per dos .W, HorseradlsH. 2 doz. hot
ties In case, por case, $2.00. Walnuts,
No. 1 soft shell, per b., 19c. MeJImn
pecans, per lb., 12c; pecans Jumbo, per
lb., 15c. Filberts, per lb., 15c, Drako
almonds, per lb 18c; Brazils, per lb.,
18c. Hlack walnuts. Per lb., 2c. Raw
No, 1 peanuts, per lb., 7c; Jurflbo pea
"ill?, per lb.. Sc: roast peanuts, per lb.,
Hhell bark hickory nuts, per In.,
; large hickory nuts, per lb 4c, White
ltibe popcorn, per 111.. 4c. Checkers, .-per
Uo-pltF, case, $3.60; per rfl-pltg. case, 11.78.
Cocoanuts, Per sack. $3.50; each, Oc.
Chestnuts, Imported Italian, per b.. 10c;
sack or bbl. lots, Uc. Honey, Whlto
Clover, 24-sectton cage, per case, $3.50.
Knnans City I.lvo Stock 3InrUet.
KANSAS CITY, M(.. Feb. 2.-CATTL.K
Roctlpts, 12.CO0 hottdi market steady,
southerns weak) prime fed steers, $8,50
0,25; dregspd beef steers, $7.S.Jj8.40; west
ern steers, $7.fXKj8.50; southern steers,
tO.uO it $8.00; cows, $4.2Gf7.H; heifers, $J.75
fcfD.OO: stockers apd feeders, J3.BOJi8.25i
bulls. I5.50tr7.t5l calves, J6.50BU.00.
Upas Receipts, 9,200 head; market 10a
higher;,) bulk of sales, $8.20tfR.50; heavy,
lS.45fi&rtwi packers and butchers, $8,250
8.B0! light, $8.1008.45; pigs, $7-0007.00.
SHEEP AND IMHS-Recclpts. 10.000
hend; market MeaUy to 106 lower; lambs,
$7.25i7.C3; yearlings, $K.25!ao,75; wcthcio,
$5.&?j6,S5i ewes, $5.00ffC.4O.
Soiilx Clly Live Nlot'U 3Inrkt,
SIOITX CITV. In.. Feb. 2. CATTf,15-
Rcpcis, 3,700 hcodt market st-mdv; tm
tlve steers, $7.1038.23; butchers, UWIMS,
cows and heifers, $5.2380.30; UKiimrs,
$3.7Si(3.0U; stockers and feeders, $6.V07.50(
calves, $7.231110.00; bulls, stags, etc.,.$o.50
7.f.
Iioqs-Recelpt. ?,00) head; market
BIilOc higher; heavy. $8.25a.85j mjxed,
$8,158.25, ght. $3.038.15; buk of sales,
s.208.2S.
HHKISP AND lyAJtHH-Recelpts. 500
head; market stendy; fed muttons. $5.50?
fi.50; wethers. to.COvj5.T5i ewes, If.toffS.lD;
lambs, $9.ti0tt".fi0.
Jit, loiits J.to ftooc Jlnrttet,
ST. IX)IUB, Feb. 2.-CATTI,K-Rccelpte,
3,700 head; market steady to 0e lower;
beef steers, I7.60ia.23; rows and heifers,
$I.Z54ie,ag; stockers ana reeuers, .w)lil.'M:
southern steers, $5.75(18.10; cows and
belters, $4.00li.aj; calves, $i),u$ll.C0.
HOOS-Rccelpts, 11,400 head; market
Co higher; pigs and lights, t-8.750S.6O;
mixed and butchers, $8.5008,70: good
heavy, $l.COJ8.79,
8HUBP AND J-AMU6-Reeelits, 2,'iVi
head; market 1302Bo lower; tngttons, $0.W
Ui3.f0j lambs, $7.ooti7.75.
OinnliH liny SlnrUet,
PRAIRIB HAT No l choice upland.
itlnliu.iwj cxirn. in ugnv umes, j i no,
BTRAW-Cholce pat
chqice wneat, ii.tuxun.
AlFALFA-Cholce pea-green variety,
$H. No. 1, $12.501$.W; No. 2, flfrl2; No!
s, $ayia
In tin ii lurUet.
NKW YORK, Feb. 2.-COTTON-FU-lures
clnsed stendy; March, 12.!lo; May,
12.Mo; July, 12.02o; August, 11.83e; Octo
bef. 11, Wo; spot, uulet; middling, 12.75c;
gulf. 12:.
I.IVKRIpOI., Feb.' 2.-COTTON-Prlees
steady; middling fair. 7.72d; goo I md
Sllne. 7.2.'d; middling. 7.CW: low middling,
8,$Jj; good ordinary. 6.08d; ordinary,
5,72d; sales, J2, bales,
Dry Unorts Murkrt,
NKV; YORK. I'eb. 2.-DRY OOOD8
Cottnn BOOds markets wpre firm today.
H was unnounred that Fruit pf the Ioom
4-4 bleached cottons will be changed in
price for the balanco of the spring sea
son. Corpirat on drers goods wore
opened for the fall on the price bas.'s Jf
last September. Mtn'a.wear lines were
flrmre, with a tendency" to advance.
ISllil
ELOIN, Feb.
!6Hc.
Ilultrr ainrkei.
S. -m'TTKR Btrong
at
T DlJlA,Vltuivn VH, Vt I JIB, IMUU.W,
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle Very Slow and Weak and
Feeders Steady.
TRADE IN HOGS 18 .VERY SLOW
Oooil Kind ot 1'nt Sheep nml Lnmhs
Stenity, itMU UoininoCi nml In
ferlor (Irmlei Ten In IMf
teen Onlia I.otrer.
BOUTll
OMAHA, Feb. 2. 1911.
Receipts were
Cattle. HoR. Sheep.
Kitlmale Mondnv J.T00 (LVJ .SK
Same day Inst week.... S.. 8.421 H.07
initio day : weeks imo R.3I0 u,m
Same do' 3 weeks ago G.2S6 0,(107 21 211
Same day 4 weeka ago 6,614 CS 15,")
Same day last year.... 6,0V R.1H 8,497
The followlni: table etu the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
nam as compared with last year;
1D1I tSIJt It Dec
Cftttlo Sfl.59,t M.lSt 2.571
Hogs SUO.tM 2S9.121 ...... 2S,W
Shee) 23.t,2J0 2J7,7lO ..
Tho rollowlhi: tuoln shows l. range bt
Prices fur. hogs at the South Onmh.i live
ttock market lor tlm last tew uuyn. with
iomparlons:
Date lail. il)lt.llKl.ill.illti ,ixi. IA
Jan.
."I
I 7 li Q4 7 'i8 44 II 06 4 33
w. n
Jan.
X 20
I) W
1 kl
6 oit m W
a i
& 95) 7 raj 8 :itl u Ml 4 2,
Jan.
j mi.
Jan,
Jim.
21.1
2.
8 21'i 7 271 I
h lev' I 241 S 89
M U in'ski
7 til 5 K o a it
, a 2.il t, Ml 4 li
7 Ml I 0 Wl 4 OH
7 001 S 20! I 4 U
S3.
Zl. I 9 XiStl I I, VI
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jun.
2C.I I 7 30! 7 051 7 501 8 051 0 061 1 21
i 7 a
i'8.1 K S:;i , S ll 7 4 7 !)'! 8 tW
27.1 8 Will 7 231 & 911 7 491 8 021 & 921 4 27
28.1 8 lOtal 7 82 7 4l 8 0J 6 till 4 29
Zl.) mm T 3j 3 P3I 5 Oil 5 98 4 00
S0.I 8 tlUI 7 3.41 6 Oil- 7 Ml I HI 4 IS
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
31. 8 27UI 7 321 U CJl 7 471 lit I 4 17
1.. 7 29 5 9ii 7 261 8.30 22 4 10
pi S .vij tl J3
Suntay,
Receipts and dlspoelt'on of live stock nt
the I nloh Mock yards, SoUtn Umiilnv,
Neb., for twenty-lout iiouim undine m u
oclot.lt yetluraay;
RKCKIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs, Slieep, 11 r'n.
P.. M. & Ht. I 1 I
Missouri racfo ... 6 ...
Dnton Paulflu It U H
& N. W.( east... n( 2
0. N. W,, west.. 17 31 R
C, S. P., M. ,t O, 7 9 3
C., II. & u el... 1
C., II, & 14.. west., 22 18 19
C., R. I. A P,, east. U 3
O.. R. I, I'., west. 2
llllno.s Central 10 4
C, n, W 2 G
Total receipts... Ut 8.1 33
20
DISPOSITION,
Cattle, itoga. miopp
Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Cudnhy Packing
Armour & Co...
2JJ
820
l.vJl
l.ttJ
l.fWi
l.Mi
us 1
Co.
477
f-C
It
23
2S3
341
2,!4
10J
1S3
07
10J
67
20
.17
21
41
05.
Bi
Gl
ti
4
1
1
74
, :u .
113
175
395
2,2X1
2.JI3
U P. Co
W. H. Vansant Co......
lienton. V'ansant & I.ush
Hill & Han s....
F. H. l.nwls.,..u
Huston A Co
J. 11. Root & Co
J. 11. llulla
I, . F. Hunt
Itnsenstock Rros
McCreary & Kellogg..
Werthelmer & Doken.v.
II. F. Hnmllton
Knlllvnii It rod
Rothschild
Mi), ft Kup.-C'ulf Uo..,,
4'hrlstlo ...
Hlggins
Huffman
Krobs
Dennlson e ITancls...
Iluker, Junes & Bmltli,
Tanner ........
Harvey 1
I()Wl l.'Httlo Co,
other buyotfl
M70
Total (
OATTIiK
..3.43T, r.,110
7,012
-Itecolpts wcie the llghtogt for
u. Mondnv that tlmv liuvo been
Hlliwn ajv-
comber. Hut that is not all, the ouallty
whs the poorest un on average that tt
lias been In n great while. All to)d, thera
wero only about half us many cuttlo as
tlitro woru on Monday of lust weok and
less than half as many ns there were
t"o or threo weoks ago.
The sppply pf beef nleers consisted qf
gnly eighteen or twenty cars of corn
foils, most of them on the common to
medium order and none of thcni Hood pr
choice, Tliero Voro hardly enough tu
muko a good Idlllng for one packing
linure, The demand., however, waa very
poor, ndvloeg from tile east bclpB de
cidedly unfavorable, and in spite q ihn
light receipts tradn wits rxtrorrCely tovr
nnd duU, and no better than steady at
tho best, and possibly a llttlo caelof In
come, cases.
Cows and heifers that would do fqr
feeders or stockers wore good sollers at
about steady prices. On the other hand,
puekers did not seem to care much
whether they secured any fresh supplies
or not. In fact, they were feeling vry
weak, find had there been large run
nrlcos woul( undoubtedly havo been
tower,
A considerable proportion of nil the
cattle received today consisted of stock
ers nnd feeders, Fortunately for "the
sn'llng Intcregld, the demand for that
knd of cattle was good, so that the mar
ket was aotlvn at fully steady prices. In
splto pf tho dtllnnss of the beef trade,
somo of the morn desirable stock cattle
mny havo sold even ft llttlo stronger
ttiun last weok.
Quotations on cattlaj flood to cholca
beef steers. $8.S3(f7S.7f: fair to good beef
eteers, $7.sotff8.2S: common to fair boof
steers, $H.75S7.K)S Roqd to choico oorn-fed
heifers. $8.7507.75: good to choice cows.
$.&0fl7.G0j fnlr to pood grades. 5.40ijf.65i
common tq fair grades. $I.OOff5.40; good
to pjiolne stopkorg and. fecdem, $;.COT8.00i
fair to goot stackers nnd feeder, 7.Sfii'
7,50 common to fair stockers and cod
ers. $17607.21 . gtoclt cow nnd heifers,
$4.5Qjn.75 slock calves, WWflS.Ml veo
calves, S.0Ktl0,Si; bulls, stogs, etc., $3,50
uf.zp.
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head being rocelved. This ts nearly 2.500
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almost 1.000 head heavier than the same
day last year.
The trade opened out Very dull this
morning Shippers mid speculators
failed to do nnvthlnir. and It wns two
hours before the packers 'even made a
bid. Salesmen were all looking for a
stronger market, so that when buyers
finally made bids that were In no case
better than steady, and In some Instances
sharply lower, they refused to trade on
the bssl.i nrolloted. arid nut mnolt nf
anything was eoUl tintll well along to
wards noon, luiyere held out. hruvever.
and when sellers finally began lo cut
loose the prices paid were otioled ns
steady to in gome cases a little easier
Trade was at the best very drnggy.
,mm ui win rmrs was mnao at eWUtOT
!UV with a ton of M.40.
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BHlCnp-Todnys receipts wero light
and not much good stuff was hote. The
egtlmato waa around S,S00 head, against
14.607 n wiok ago, 16,411 two weeks ago
and 8,497 a year ago. What right good
offerings were on sals consisted princi
pally of lambs npd wethorg and thejo
wero fairly active .tellers nt prices gen
et nlly steady. Trade on such grades was
more or less uneven, as It was possible
to pick out some salts that looked a lit
tle better und others weak as compared
with Inst week's cloie. Any sheep' or
lambs not well finished had a weak nnd
a lower tendency, the decline In some
rates amounting to fully lOifllSc. Thus
the generil market eotild be summed up
ns steady to IOUI80 lower with the decline
on all medium grades of killers.
The bulk of tho good lambs gold at a.
range of 7.40t!i7.50. wth one load good
enough to bring (7.CS. ton for the day.
Home Idaho lambs went into the (mak
ers' hands around $7.40. nnd a bunch un
tho feeder qrder sold to a feeder buyer
at J7.0S. No k'ood ewes were oriorcn nnd
those on sale moved nrmtnd $5,00. Homo
wethers brought 13.75 nnd a consignment
pf yearlings brought $.2G,
The general trsrts whs rather slow and
It was late tn iho forenoon before ny
think like a. clearance was mado.
Quotations un sheep and jambs; limoa.
good to choice, $7.fO7.0at lambs, fair to
cooil, J7.WiW.40; lambs. v'Ulls, i.Jn
yearling, light. Sil.S0fM.73: yearlings.
heavy, SiLSStjCfiO; wethers, good to choice,
15,504
dous.aot wetnern, (air to goon, io.wj
ewe, good to cno oe, li.l&UJ.IV.'
ow?g, fair tu good. Jl.WtW.tS.
CIIICAdl) l.Tvu llTOuk JWAHK19T
I'nltlo Nlrndv In Dliue Invor-
llotts lllghpr,
C1UCAOO. Fob. 3.-OATTLli!-Replpls,
2l,(Kio hend; marHet steady to lOo lower;
broves, $e.0Cjii.G0; Togas steers, U.9tj.0):
western uteers. $,40Jt7.8,1: stockei-S. nnd
feedetK, p.40ijis.l0; cows and heifers, $3,.)
m,u: cuives, gf.ovqfiu.su.
HUUS IteceJlits. 37.000 hend: nuirke.t. Ro
higher, but weaki hulk of sales, $vn0
K00; light. S.3.VtfS.C2i; mlPCed, U.35l(ll.tl2Hl
heavy. $8.30dg.HSii; rollgll, $8.J0tril.33i plRfc,
$.75fS.40. t
8HKUP AND tAMUMtecrliits, 40,063
head; market slow; mostly IfWfl&o lower;
native, $.70fl6.90i western, ILKOftoW year
lings, $5.7ocia.Mi Urpbs, native, jii.t.to;
western, ts.8oti7.ta.
hi JpsfM)! iflva? itock MnrUi'i.
HT. JOHICPH. Fpb. 2.-CATTI.K-Re-eclpts,
1,700 head) market alqw: steers,
$5.coiU.(iii cows nnd heifers; $1,230 ,&);
iiuup not,iiua, ,vu neau: inarKet i
etiOa h Rheri ton. IS. 50: bulk nt sales. S3.lt!
HIIKl.';!' A tin I
iLAMUHltecelnt.
head; market alowi lamUs,
fU.lOV'ii''.
Mve Stock li fllwhl,
Recatnts nf live stock nt tlia six nrl.i.
cpa western markqtsi
vniiii), lings, Ron 'i.
. S.700 li,?(l 2,40
ri itOUn
Kansas Cllv 12.000
8.203
10,000
4W
40,0)
3,000
'0,900
HIcux City. 2700
3,000
r..oo
U.ooq
Chicago I'l.OOO
nt. Josepu , 1,703
Houth Onmha 2,700
Totals
,.,43,B00 73,800 62.S0Q
Nineteen Lpse Lives
as Ship Hitg a Rook
When Finishing Trip
,TAIMQ1JTU, KiiRlanu, Fpp, 2,Cap
tain I,oi on, tho first officer, nnd ssvonr
teen of the crow of tho Qerman bark
Hera, from Plsagun, Chile, for Ful
inouth, Inst (heir lives todpy whPH tht
vessel slruolc a rock hs it had ulmogt
cppeliidcd (Is vqypitto, TliP rQipnlnlpB five
men wero saved tlirqugli tho Riillantry of
tho (.'rt officer, win?. rfftHzing m qwn
end. ws ner, hnndoii hlo whlptlq l? n
cpmrailo with onlnrs Iq Mnvv 11. '
Tills attracted the Btten,H9n P Ihp prcw
qf a llfcbopt, who rescued tia tpen (rpin
tho rlifslne
Tho Hern pneounterctl n gle, ost, Its
cqiirso tnnd ftrupk qn the rpoks (tear
pprr lf,la Qlght. Tlje vfppl flHet pd
thq nien took to Dip boats, .which cat'
slved, Klaht slircppdpd In getting bn.uk.
t'i Uir 'Pi hr thfcp pf theni wcr
washed, off bpfprq (he Hfehoat arrived.
Thn first MfflPIT, whit was lushed. o tile
rlBKlptr, bewu whIMIo pptll the rlslntf
tide hn4 lm"t enniilfcu hliib Then In
pusged it nvr with the remnri?!
"Hcrp, phuni, yoii pan do better with
thut than I cpp," gtpd fell back dead,
BODY OF CULL0M IS
LOWERED INTO GRAVE
BPmNCIFJULD, Jll Fph 2,-Tfl body
qf ShPlby V- Cullpm, (prmer United
States senator, was lowered IntQ Its
grave In the family lot nt Oak U'dge
cemetery at, sundown toplRllt, It rpsts
between Ihp srsvps of h's two wives,
Hsnnah nnJ Julia Fisher, who wero sis
ters, and In the samn plot nf ground are
the resting parves of tholr five children
Funeral servicfs were hW In tho lisll
of renrgirntstlves In the s.tate house,
i m t is it it:
t e m iMt
te Tit 7 9) t iwi
j im i j in
i mi : M i UH
II Ill 7 K It 10l
whero the mcmprlM sermon was prtaQhcd
hy Rev. Duncan C, JlncJpd and. nU'ogles
Were delivered by Governor punne, Bona
tor Lnwrenco V, Sherman and Clinton U,
ConKlltig from the same rpftrnm from
which Mr Cullpm flvts times nddressed
Irgislstufe which had eiccud i!m to the
upper house nt Washington,
MAURY P1GQS GIVES SELF
UP TO THE AUTHORITIES
fAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3,-Maiiry I.
Dlggs, former state architect, sought by
the police since Friday on a warrant
charging an offense against a 17iyear-ol
girl, gave himself up tonight.
Dlggs' temporary disappearance caused
no anxiety to tho authorities because he
was at liberty under $20,000 bonds fol
lowing conviction under tho Mann act
In a rase which Anthony Comlneitlt
vommlsslbpsr gQnerul ot Immigration,
was charged with, trying to postpone.
Dlggs was taken to the residence of Ida
Pearring. who identified him as the man
named in u complaint' swrru tu by her
I mo t ui r, Mrs Klralieth Pearrln?
j He wns unable- to furnish bonds In Uu
sum ot tlO.vCO and spent the night in Ja 1.
CEMENT USERS IN SESSION
WOULD CLOSESECOND STREET
Burlington Road Asks Ordinance to
Change Old Right.
GROCER TAX JS LAID OVER
IIIII MnklnK lllorr' Ktrlnaonl Pool
Unit UeKiitntlmia nrtil niTlncr
Pinvrr lo Suspend I,lc;nse
, Is llrroinniriitled.
, An ord!nnnc prepared by the Hurling
ton railroad to closo fc'4cond street in
order to lay tracks there was' read nt the
Hireling of tho clCy commission In com
mttteo of tho whoto nnd laid over fov
thirty days nt the request of Thomas
MrOavern, head ot tho. department ot
public Iniprovcmonls.
Mr, McGovern said:
' "The ordinance glvlnfe tho Hurllngton
rlRht-of-way along i?ecbnd street vs
passed In JS80, Under thnf .nrdlnanco the
ficoplq are empowered to Wpcp the street
opcnu,Wio railroad bclns pormutca to
lay tracks ns long ns the street lo sun
kept open."
An ordinance Increasing tho tax on
retail grocers who ncty milk was. laid
over for ono week nt tho request of tho
Retail Orocerg' association. .
A uniform tax of 10 cents .per seat an
nually on all movlhg picture theaters,
asked by the inovlo operators, who say
tliq "cgtlmuto" theaters Invade their
domain after the theatrical season ctoset,
was laid over for one week.
Jntik Ordliiniice Imlil liver,
Tie "Junk shop" ordinance, ordering
Junk shops out ot tho residence districts,
was laid over one week'
An ordlnnpco making more strlnse.U
the pool rvml billiard hall regulations and
giving tho police commissioner power to
suspend the license of any pool hall oper
ator who violates tho prdlnatice, was rec
bmmended for passngo,
A subway tax ordinance, amending tlia
pld ordinance nd provldlnB for tho pay
ment of scpornto taxes qn sidewalk space
pccupled below and nhove Hip sidewalk
was Introduced,
An ordinance prdcrlng iho polea re
moved from parts pf Twcnty-fqiirth
street, aimed nt tho uleijtrlo light com
pany, wns held up, pending Unveliwttpn,
after It was disclosed that the electric
light company did not luvq pples at tho
places described, Qommtssqnra J
Ryder and Thomas .McGovern wora op
pointed by tho rmo'or to InVostlgat ) and
roport.
Womea Interrupt
Bishop at Ser vines
J.ONUON, Feb. i,'.-Araul by th
btshtip qf Jmdon'ti letter, ttech Tin
"there. Is Hp truth in tho ftlleEnttons thnt
UlO silflniKCllcH. In Hollqwh); JaJI nre sub
joetetl to lorturQ yhHd .halpi? roribjy
ftd," stiffmucUea iqday ropcntedly Ji tcr-)-lipted
tho co'nseciutlon t" srirwi -con-
ducted hy him at St., iiiphnel's cimrch.
The wpmop aet- HP H rliiu-l n w i.cit
tervnen was. inade to tprclbje frodlnB,
They ualletl uiut tio bishou to Hilt n
Stop to "the tot Uu o of women in Knsllsli
prisons," '
Tio csutiprs Wfo ntflckly rrinnved
At) gttqinpV mmlo by His Womn to reach
thp bihIP us iq ,ti(t, .tlie. Chlirclt, v(M
frustrated by police,. v-
Key to tio ffitutlitqn-ne,o AtlVcrM'fns.
t,Mura ht'A'I'lu -rl'fMIM a. Mu.uii,
fJllJuHiro, HncU tstnwd faotflc
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