THB BEE: OMAHA, Till HSDAY, FEBltrAUV D(5, 1914.
11
REAL ESTATE.
FAUM A IIANLII LANDS KOU 3AI.1S
MluhlRnn.
. SO ACRES In Ogemaw Co., Midi , three
miles from West Uranch icounty seatl:
rreck runs through, rolling, some cleared,
drive well, fine water, In.- gravelly sell;
$IA per acre (snapl.
40 acres hoavy land, IH miles south
Houghton lake, Michigan; main road
(summer resort), $20.
Several town lota near lllpglns lake.
Michigan: also 5 ucrcs (summer resort),
cheap; flno outing, fishing, hunting, etc.
James M. Qoble, 3t(3 Union Ave., Chi.
rai;o. 111.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Closes Sttong in Face of the
Bearish Conditions.
CORN REPORTS SOME BETTER
Comlltlona In Snath Anifrlp Point
ToTOiird n nigirer Ylelil at the
Cereal Thnn Wmn nt First
Expected.
Minnesota.
2S0-ACRE FARM. Si miles from Min
neapolis, 1M miles from a Rood railroad
town; part under cultivation, balance
meadow and pasture land; good soil;
good eight-mom house, worth (3,000;
liarn, granary, corn cribs, cattle sheds,
iriaohlnu sheds, etc.; 14 cows, 20 head of
steers, and heifers, threo horses, hogs,
chickens, complete set farm machinery,
buggies, wagonj, sleds, 0 tons of hay.
L2UI baskets corn, 150 bushels mixed
grain, 15 bushels potatoes; In fact, every
thing on the farm goes except the fur
niture. Price, $12,000. Or.e-half cash.
Schwob IJros., ICES Plymouth Uldg., Min
neapolis, Minn.
NORTHERN MINNESOTA The great
est natural cattle section, no drouths;
alfalfa, clover, corn and lotatoes lire
principal crops; prnlrlo or timber; free
information. We have, no land for sale.
Wrlto W. R. Mackenzie, Immigration
Commissioner, 805 Palace Bldg., Minne
apolis, Minn.
OMAHA, Feb. 26. 19U.
In the fare of decldedlv bearish condi
tions the wheat market closed with sains
of '.sGTic The most strength was shown
In the May future, which Is in the con
trol of large concerns and which was
wanted by shorts. The controlled inter
est was the taklnc of llttecn boatloads
nt Chicago nnd fifteen boatloads at the
seauoard, with about hair -n zrain no.
hard and the balance J.anStobn. This
was sold to exporters. In addition to
these sales there were 70,000 bushels to
Interior millers. Minneapolis reported
n good demand for cash wheat there and
thu head of a Duluth houso reported
some- Improvement in the buying of
cash, rsext to a crop scare, tne casn
trade in wheat may bo culled the strong
est bull factor. This waa shown yester
day, and It is said those who are selling
the wheat for shipment abroad are
hedging these transactions In the pit. as
is generally the case.
oOO IMPltOVKD farms southern Minne
sota lowest price; best terms. Wrlto
Morehart & Atchison. Mankato. Minn,
IIS to $io per acrv, in corn belt; iom
choice bargains; Minneapolis Co mils.
Farmers State Dank, at. Cloud. Minn.
FOR 8ALB-A number of improved
ana unimproved farms In the famous
Red River valley. For further Informa
tion wrue toaay io uaKer-L.amb Land
Co.. Hameavllle. Minn.
Missouri.
FARMS for Bale. S3 down, JJ monthly
Duys u acres good timber land, near
iown, xexas uo,, aio.; price, jsoo; perfect
ting, o. it. jaireii, ait. vernon, in.
LAND BUYKltS. LISTEN!
ISO acres, three mile frnm Inan! olirVif
miles from II. R.; fair Improvements; J20
ier acre, i-v acres lour miles from In
iana town; ratr improvements; $30 per
ncre; terms, dui no tracio initen. wo
make exchanges a specialty. Wrlto for
our list.; stato what you have. C. H.
-onpcr. iowry taij, Alo. o
FARMERS, ATTENTION! For In
formation regarding Laclede county
inrms mai are ior saio at owners pi .ces
nia uuy tu manion. Looanon, jlo.
North lmuota.
FOR RENT 1.000 to 1.B0O ncr fin
farming land, ready for plow, Richland
couniy, n. u.; rental, vi crop, delivered.
Address Hackney Land Credit Company,
nt, A'aui, ouinn.
r jnt otur j tug r our ao-it, v. gas
tractors with 8, 10 or 12 bottom John
Deero engine gang plows; outfits good
as now, at on-half of cost price. Seo
or writo w. l. iiackney. Prior und uni
versity Aves., nt. faui. sunn.
Tennessee.
QOOD farms for sale on I. C. R. It,
38 miles north Memphis, Tenn; bust lo
cation for diversified fanning In south.
Writs for list. J. R. nan & son. coving
ton, Tenn.
Texas.
FOR SALE 320 acres; good Improvo-
merits: two miles from railroad town
23 per acre; man died cause of selling.
Mrs. Rertram. Corlepa, Tex.
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Rest dairy and general crop state la
the union. Settlers wanted. Lands tot
iila at law Drlccs. on easy terms. - Ask
for booklet, 31 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant Stato acres wanted. Write cbout
our ermine lands If Interested In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Soa
Line Ry.. Minneapolis. Minn.
OFFICIAL publications concerning soil,
climate and crops of Wisconsin mailed
free to those addressing Wisconsin HU.U
Board of Immigration, Capitol low, mm
on. Wit.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1100 to $10,000 made promptly. V. D,
Wesd. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
RCZ. CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co.
u7 310-212 Brandels Theater Building,
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
GABVIN BROS.
sew vonic (;i!m:iiai, markkt
Quotations of the Dnr na Various
Commodities.
NKW YORK. Feb.. . - FLOrtl -Quiet
but firm; spring potnt' iW4.7;
winter straights, J4.lW.aO; winter rat
rts. $4.4C1J4.7S: spring clears, S4.10fl4.J6;
extra No. 1 winter, S3.Mir3.TS; extra No.
8 winter, $t2ffil.M; Kansas straights,
$4.10tf4.2o.
whkat spot market, nrm; nam
winter. $1.01, c. 1. f.. to arrive. No. 2 red,
$1.01. elevator domestic: No. 1 Northern
Duluth. Jl.VM.. No. l northern Aiamtooa,
$1.05, f. o. b. afloat. Futures, firmer.
May. $1.03'.; July. 97Hc. . .
HOPS steady; state, common to choice.
1913. 40tH5e; 1912, 20n34e; PaCoflC coast, 1913
NffWC; 1912, 1WS1C.
hides steady; Bogota, xnraic; cemrni
America, ."So.
PKTROLUUM steady; renneii, rew
York, bulk, 13.25; barrels. SS.7S1 cases,
Hl.S.
WOO L Steady; uomcstio iieeee. -xa.
Ohio. 27e,
CORN Bnot firm; new No. 3 yoiiow,
TO 4c, c. I. f. to arrive.
OATS-Spot. firm; standard white. w
c; No. 3, iS40l6c; fancy clipped white.
4filSHc.
HAY Quiet; standard. ici.w; iso.
1. .02lWri.0G: No. 2. 9095CS No. 3. W
ec. . ....
PIlOVlsiUJw--t'0rK, mnrKei. sienuy;
mets, 33.tx.ni23.6u; rainuy, i.wrio.w;
short clears. $20,23122.00. Reef, quiet;
mess, J18.0Offl8.DO: family. tl9.00w.00. Cut
meats, firm; pickicu oeines. iw o u
onuds. ju.wmrn.wi; picKicn nam. n.w.
-ard. steady; middle west. J10.KHflO.ltt; re
fined, firm; continent, in.wmi.w;
NEW YORK JJTOCK MARKET
Sharp Break in Quotations Extends
Through the List.
BEGINS IN LOW RAIL SHARES
In
According to the trovernmcnl now , " '. ,, ,i ann.u.
map, the wheat plant is well, covered vn " """""
with the ppsslblo cxcspUon of western xXLix)W-Qulet; city. 6HC country. 6fl
This condition will furnish enough mols- ttl,iTKrt Firm recelnis.
ture to carry tho plant for an almost in-
SlfrSlUc:
14.900 tubs;
firsts.
rrts is grp extra.: mr
Cash wheat was unchanged to Ho :&w.
ler mouo spcciain, n vi n-.iv.
withstand nnv attack bv.a Dosslble sharp
ireexe.
hlulicr.
The more favorable crop prospects ror
corn in tne Argentine over Daianceu an
else in the markets of tho old world, oj
Liverpool showed losses of Htflitl yes
terday In the face of world's shipments
of only 1.428,000 bu., which was considered
quite light by tho trade. Farmers were a
ntio more willing to sell their corn, nnu
cash concerns advanced the opinion that
wc are to have an Increase In the oners.
Iowa receipts are to run heavy until tho
form work begins in tho spring. The cush
EGOS Steady; receipts, 31,000 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 3l31ttc: extra
rir.t.. aouo: refrigerator finest. ZSliffSTo;
nearby hennery whites. 34c.
POULTllV 1' irm; iresn anieu ivmcni
chickens. 13024c; fowls, 15019c; turkeys,
lsyac.
OSIAIIA GFMKItAL r.J mCUT.
BUTTER No. 1. Mb., cartons, 30c; No.
SSSn& 'if !& v,'"ie;..yCSterday cHEEKnqrted Swiss, D0o; Ameri-
can Swiss, sic; uiock bw, i
20c; daisies, 20o; inpicis, i-uc; iounn
Americas, 21c; blue label, brick, 19c; 1 m-
pies, lie; BpRtiisn macKcrei, bhuu
per pair. 40c; Bolmon, 10c; hullbut. no;
amounting to only 75.000 bushels.
jasn corn was "Aanv-c maner.
Oats were higher with the other grains
on smaller offerings, moro than any
urgency in the buying power.
casn oats were USi-Wc higher.
smaller longs in hog products were in
tho lead as sellers yestordav. and theso h,trn Qn Villi Dion ri isg: channel cat'
Increased offerlncs denressed values more u. iv nirWi-rnl. 12c
than anything else. This combined buying Wholesale prices of beet cuts effective
cavn a coort rnllv tn rlbbs nnd nork. while I in.v in nm.h. nr. fnllnwa:
iara was easy, i nere waa a muc more i DEEP CUTo rne wnoiesaie iinccn
Inquiry for cash meats and lard, but
packers reported actual business as still
Slow,
Clearances were 6.000 bushels of corn,
74,00) bushels of outs and wheat and
flour equal to 341.000 bushels,
Liverpool closed unchanged to Hd
niglier on wheat nnd d higher on corn.
Frimory wheat recelptB were 629,000
bushels and shipments were 392.000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 1.577,000
uusneis and shipments of 1.CC4.000 bushels.
iTimary corn receipts were 1,211,000
bushels and shlDmenta were 698.000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 2.71G.000
ousneis and shipments of 2,028,000 bushels.
Primary oats reoclpts were 618,000 bush
els and Bhlnments were 690.000 IhibIipIh
against receipts last year of L334.000 bush-
eis ana snipments of 1,3(77,000 bushels,
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat.Corn.Oats.
Chicago
Omaha
Minneapolis ...
Duluth
Kansas City...
St. Louis
Winnipeg
These "sales
179
27
289
19
IS
35
89
reported:
G55
110
22
250
28
No. 2 hard wlntor: 14 car, 86c.
Wheat-
No. 3 hard
of beof cuts, effective February 23, are
as follows: no. i nos, n-.iic; .o. - ni,
16c; No. 3 ribs, 13io. no. i, loins., ic
chucks. 11c: No. 2 chucks, iohc; ixo. .i
chucks, 10V4C No. 1 rounds, 14c; No.
rounds, 13',4o: No. 3 rounds. 13',ic No.
plates, 9c; No. 2 plates, SHc; No.
nlntpa fic
POULTRY Broilers, 25c; hens, 14c;
9iii- HiirkH. 16c: irnese. 13a: tur
keys.' 22c; pigeons, per - fl3?.:
ducks, run leatuereu. uw.
feathered, He; squabs. No. 1. Jl.5Ofl3.00;
No. 3, Wc , . ,
Th fnllnwlnir nticea on fruits and vego
tables are reported by tho Ulllnsky Fruit
enmnnnv;
VlSOUlAUliba 'oiaioes; vronuino
Red River Early Ohio, per bu., u w.
Rurals or Burbanlcs, per bu., 3Sc; Idaho
Rurals, per bu., 80c. Sweet potatoes:
ir htr.ncr. X1.26: Illinois kiln aneu. i.m
Cabbaire: Holland seed, per lb., ZHo;
nw tvor lb., ic now California. 3c onions
Ohio large Red Globe, per lb., So; In
diana yellow, 3c; apanisn, per craie,
piih.n nnt bbnskot crate.
tJ K
good color, sweet and Juicy, quality best
nave ucen bocu in tB4fc.."nv. . v"A
Bunklat navels. 94. 126, 160, 176, 200 and 250
sizes, J2.60; extra iancy ouhmsi imvuim
Itarly Honrs Trading l.lahl, but
l'miarr Inereasen In Vol
ume na Srnnliin Pro.
(tresses.
NKW YORK. Feb. SB. -A sham break
In quotations, which began In the luw
priced railroad stocks, extended through
the market today, until losses of one to
three points had been Inflicted well
throush the list. In tho early hours
trudlng was light, but pressure increased
in volume as tne session progressra una
In the tatter cart of the day there whs
active selling for bolh accounts.
The decline in tho low tirlceu rauroau
stocks was Influenced largely by foreign
selling, much from Amsterdam. Tho
decline of these stocks ' recently and
pending financial readjustment of the
Reck Island and Wabash companies In
duced foreign holders of these, shares to
throw them over for what they wouia
bring. Celling from Amsterdam, where
largo amounts of theso stocks have
leen held continued here until long
after the closo of the European mar
kets. The Jlock Jsland Issue again
made new low records. Denver & Rio
Grande preferred fell to tho lowest
price on record and the common to the
bottom figure since 1908. Missouri Pa
cific and Missouri, Kansas & Texas also
felt the errect ot this selling, but tne
Wabash shares made a better showing
than on recent days.
Tho siumn of the standard snares.
Influenced by tho weakness of the
minor Issues, was coincident with the
cliculatlon of a ropoU that decisive de
velopments would occur in tne Mexican
situation beforo the close ot the week.
hllc there apparently was no authentic
baBls for tho retiort. It was effective in
promoting bear so ling. contriuutory
factors wero tho poor railroad reports
and less favorable trade news, The
January statement of both Atchison nnd
the Baltimore & Ohio showed decreases
In rtoss earnings of more than Jl.oouooo.
Tho weekly steel trade reviews reported
that new business was not heavy anrt
In the copjier trado there was talk of
price cutting because of tho stagnant
condition of the metal market,
The bond market showed heaviness
with losses of a nolnt In some convert
Ibln Issues. Total sales par value
J.K35.00c.
united .states bonds wero unc.nangeu
on call.
Nurnoer ot bhIos nnd leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
KllM. lllh. Low. Cl0;
Omha 4 r n, Ht. llr. H. ..... tl
Omiln a i' 11 Ht nr., sM. IH 1
IMt Sound T. U I- M. 1U.... 100Vi IwS
PetlUiHl Or , 4. lW ll 1S
UMon VM, Owshi, itetW... tl ......
tttB Vr . Uftl tt. tt U
Hnlh Orotha Clljr it, 1M1 1H
SlrKV & CO. Mock WJ 1JJ
sulft C. . 1M4
mmx Cltr Plot Virus. KM 11
HiS Plfo. Cil., fc tl. K 1W....... ljf'i lM-
Silt lk CTtr PtKl li. lt. ...... H H
Hook.or A I. Kmp. IL ll. M. 1W.. i 4
Plut Cits Bet. ti. I H t U4
lloilmi .MtntiiK MocUs.
MOSTOX, Feb. .-Closlng quotations
on stocks were:
Altu 41 NMidi do. ...
Anil, Oertr T NIpMlm Mlnet
A f.. U 8 1' S Norm nuitt
ArltoM com wotin ....
Arlioni MH0M IWmlnlon ..
t'l. & llfl in on-oii
OntenoUl UVQulnfjr
t oppr llni r. i. ninion
winter: 1 car. S6c: i car. 8.rle. Kn a
mixed: 1 car. 8c: 2 cars, 8314c; l car, 2S0 sfze. J2.C0; 288 slzo. J2.40 : 32i iiie. J2.40;
S5Hc. No. 3 durum: 2 cars. 83Hc. Oats TTinridn. Kumauats. per box. Sc. Apples:
btandard: 2 car. S9c. No. 3 white: 5 cars, Extra fancy Washington Jonathan, per
37Vc. Nn. 4 whll' 1 rm 57U. tm ...,u. I f whltB. nor box. $2.21: Wlne-
1 car. "33c. Corn No. 3 whltn; l rnr :? .ar.1 12.M; extra fancy Idaho Northern
134. cars. 61ci 1 car, 60Uc: 10 cars. fiOc. Bdv. Greenings or Kings, per box. 12.00;
U1
No. 4 white: 3 cars. B9c: l car. MUn; l mr itrn. fancv Idaho Rarobcs, por dox, J1.7;
.... A . .. ' " ' 1 1 . . 1 K m -m..n
uoc; - cars, oic. .o, i yeuow: 3 cars, eic.
no. o yeuow: i car, sic
Ren Davis, per bbl.. J5.00; otino, MOO;
ynln. T So. MISBaur! Plnnlns. J6.UX
W IUbUU . - - - ,
Lemoils: Extra fancy ounKist. jws una
"COa per box, Jti.w; extra cnoice lira uau,
300s' and SOOs, per box(iJ5.00; choice, 4.00.
n-n.m imnortad Malaga, extra fancy.
J7.C0: fancy. JT.00. Grapefruit: Florida
Tangerines, per box, J2.&0: extra fancy
Florida. 36,' J4.M; 46 and W. J4.75; M. M and
cn tnen Cranberries: Per box. J1.26.
spring, sinraoftc: mo. s aurum. msiihc: . i nr.r? na b-oz. nktri.. 12.00;
wo. 3 durum, 83es3c. Corn: No, 2 white, I fiK. 12 12-ox. PRgs., J1.00; T-crown
62ia2V4c: No. 3 white. C0ffl2c: No. 4 white. " i..i ttv. ner lb.. 18c:, 3-crown im
STacOc: No. 2 yellow. COmMle: No. 3 vol. f ie. Der lb.. 13c. Dromedary
low, Kreic; .-no, yeuow, lougsc: no. 2. hrand dates, pwg., ww; Airawr urunu
60e0Mc; No. 3, 6Se0c: No. 4, 06QS6c; dotes, pkg.. J2.2S. Halowlo dates, per lb..
no erode. 49SC3C Oato: No. 2 white. lUd Parsnips, per iu.. to. .Brruio, Ver
. . . .... . ' - n..t . in ' r ', urn ir.a
sjvrc: stanaara. snac: no. s white. 271 m.. zc u'"i
4?S7e. Rariev: Maltlnc. KSfffetic? Vn i lb.. 2c, Itutapagos
3 cars. COUn: .1
cors, 60c; 3 cors, B9V4o; 13 ears, G9c. No. A
yellow: 2 cars, 68c; 2 cars, 674c; 1 car.
67c; 1 car. 66c. No. 3 mixed: 2 cars, 60c.;
i car, ow:; i car, oc. wo. 4 mixed: 2
cars. kac. No grade: 1 car. E3c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
KiigS7ttc: No. 3 hard, 85Jf86V4c: No. 4
hard. 8X3S4Hc: No. 3 spring, 85HS6V4c; No.
FARM and city loans made promptly.
Wm. McCormlck. J201 Farnam. Red ZOta.
MONEY, on hand at iowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property In any amounts.
I. W. BINDER.
City National Rank Bldg.
40SCOC. Rye: No. 2. 67MQ68c: No. 3. 67
IrtikC.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
CITY property. Largo loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 2y State Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans
W. Farnam Smith & Co..
and warrants.
1320 Farnam St.
CITY and farm loans, 5, &V4. 6. J. 11.
DUmont & Co., 1C03 Farnam, Omaha,
features of the Trailing; nnd Closing;
Prices un Bo ox a at Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26. Wheat today
fought up to a higher level than at any
time since the first of the year. Enlarg
export business was one of tho principal
elements of strength. Closing prices wero
easy, though at a net advance of only a pecans, per lb,
HARRISON & MORTON. SIS OnT. Nat
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
REATj ESTATE WANTED.
LIST your house with Osborne Realty
Co. Over 100 sales In 1913. Call Doug
las 1474.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE It. E.
GOOD LAND for your business. Busi
ness. Exch.. 3M Om. Nat. Ilk. Doug. 1869,
GOVERNMENT approved Investment
securities or land for auto, other prop'
erty or Una. Doug. T042.
WANTED TO RENT.
I rent anything, anytime, any place, at
any price. R. a. xrumbuu. u Bee. u. nw,
WANTED TO BUY.
Highest prices paid for furniture. D.CS71.
WANTED TO BORROW.
want to borrow J4.000 on section good
farming land, western Nebraska; worth
J20 an acre; win pay iiDcrai interest,
Write C 144, Omaha Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
' SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage ana snnnKBge. xour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tlon. .
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
MARTIN BROS. &. CO.. Exchange Bldg,
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting ot the stockholders
of The Boa Publishing Company will be
held at the office of said company in The
Bee Building, umana, ui t u giogk p. m.
March 2. 1914. for the election of direct
ors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction ot such other business as
may properly come before tne meeting.
By order of the president.
N. P. FE1L. Secretary.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET'
fwrsMntlca Is hereby given that the reg-
nntiiml meeting of the stockholders
of the South Platte Land company will
be held at the office of said company at
Lincoln. Neb., at U o'clock a. m. on the
Lincoln, sto., rouiw . eu.i.an.
4th day or aiarco, a. u. mt,
n ujr c n M.ORRILL, President.
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
Business Success.
Turnips, per
ner lb.. lUc,
.iihmin Jumbo celery, per aoz..
(55 cider, per keg. J3.2G; per half
bbl . J5.7B. Bliauuis. per uuz., uuu.
Parsley. Pr dot.. c. Radishes. Per
doz.. DOc. lieaa jeiiutc, jicr uui., i,vv,
homo-grown
' nnPr.. ner basket. COc. Wax or
irreen beans, per hamper, J5.00. Hothouse
a1.".::" torn r-oiilinr,n.r
cucumucrs, vi
per crate. Ji.25. Venetian garlic, per lb
12V40. Eggplant, per uuz., Jiurw
radish, 2 doz. bottles in case, per case,
JZ.00. wainuts. """..""Vo" 'T V
19c. Medium pecans, per lb., 13c; Jumbo
IDC. 1' t yvi in.
Amlmrat(sl CoDprr .
Amrricin Asrlcultural
American llrt Husir.,,,
Amrrlcia l'n ,
Amtrlran Oin pfJ.
Amerlcin C. & K
American Cbtton Oil
Am, Ic Brcurltlfi
American Unied
American IjncomntlTS ...
Amrrlnii P. It It
Amrlcin S. ft It. rid..
Amcr. augur Keflnlni...
Arnerlctn T. k T.
Arncrlrin Tobacco
Anaconda Mlnlni Co....
Atcbl.on
Atchlton pfd
Atlantlo VcmM I.lne
Ualllmora A Ohio
Urthlrhem Mrl
lirookljrn llipld Tr
IVnadian raclflo
Ontril LMthtr
Cherapfiks & Ohio
Chicago O. W
CtilCiro, M. & 8t. P....
Chicago & N. W
Colorado Kul & Iron....
Cora rroducli
fonaolldated laa
nelawarr i lludaon
D.nvcr 11 lo Cran.lt....
Denver 11. O. pfd....
Dltllle UecurltlM ....
Erie
Krle lt pM
j;rle Zd pld
General Klctrla
Ortit Northern pfd
Grit Northern Ore ctfi.
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
lnterborough Met. pfd...
International lUrveater..
Inter-Marina rid
International Paper ....
International rump
Kanaaa Cltjr Southern..
Lacleda 0M
Ihlgh Valley
IiuUvllla ft KaaliTlllo..
M., St. P. t H. Hie. U,
MUaourl, It. tc T
Mluourl l'aclflo
National Dlacult
National Ix'ad
N. R. It. of M. !d pfd..
New York Central
N. V.. O. W
Norfolk ft Weatern
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
lvnmrlvanla
reoplo'a Oaa
! e. c. & tn. I.
lMttaburgh Coal
I'reaaed Steel Car
Pullman Talaca Car
Heading ;
llepuhlic iron at nmi
. 27,000 71 V. 73'i
9,400
900
l.Wi
400
2,101
"00
too
90H
a:
MS
41
tH
'"J"
7
300 101 K
700
00
1300
3,100
121
147
HI H
Pl'
41
43
MS
101S
1H
(.1
S3
4:s
Hit
10W
IOUj
105H
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kind! Fairly Active
and Steady to Stronger.
HOGS ARE FIVE CENTS HIGHER
I'M I.ninlis Sternly to Kasler Com
pared lTlth Tnrailsr'i fienernl
.llnrLrt Fnt Sheep Meanly
tn Ten t'enta I.orrer.
M.
Jiatt tlutt I'
Kranklln
tlranbr cm
ureene raninca ...
lal Hojale, i'rpper.
Kerr Iwike
Ijike Copper
Id Palla Copper.. .
Miami Copper . .
Mohawk
II. M.
"m'
11U Superior ..,
(Superior A
li Tamaratk .
JIHV. S.'S. it
21 ln pin . ...
4'iUtah Con. .
Itttltsh Copper Co
V Winona
Woherlne
4U,
ll'i
1.
M ! SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. , ll'i.
ail I ttA"lrtra K.r.i earriA. TTnffa. 8leei
((i Official Monday 2.810 4.316 12.1"?
Official Tuesday 1.115
11 in 1 4 . i . t
11 . 1H IS M ..141 . 4H
41 . . 10 M -Wn 19) I 40
T 21 19 i li 14 ISO 4(1
M itl) ... I tt M Ml . 43't
14 tit M (It JM ... t I2'4
Tl 191 . . lit AS : .. t 42N
77 .III ...IK JM '
4 IM N US l K . 1
71 i? ... iu to : ... in
ft
4'I
ti
Kstlmata Wednesday... 8,000
15,500
2ISU. Ill
I.niiiluii Stock Jlnrki-t.
LONDOK. t.h. IB. American securities
opened steady and a fraction hlRher to
day. Itcallxlnir depressed tlio list durlnir
tlio first hour. At noon tho tone was easy
and prices were from ' above to ' below
-
Metnl Mnrhrt.
XBW YOtlK. Feb. 25. MTlTAI.Sl.ead:
Quiet at .!SjrtOC; London, 19 ISs d.
Spelter: Quiet at JS.30lift.40; London, MIX
10s. Copper; Unsettled! standard, spot
and March, I13,JH.25; electrolytic.
114.fi2UW14.87V,: lake, nominal; casting.
lM.37'.fcfll4.62;,. Tin! Weak; spot, 37.9n
ss.jo. May, JW.lOTas.so. Antimony Dull;
Cooksons. JT.J3. Iron; Quiet and un-chatiRcd.
London Prices I opper: l- irm:. spot, rsi
fis Sd, futurcx. f!4 l"s 9d. Tin; Steady at
.C17.T Ks; futures, 175 iss. iron, vievc
land warrants. fiOs 4d.
ST. LOl'tS. Kcb. SR. Lead: Nominal at
tS.S7. Spelter: Hosier at .K1K.S7V4.
Cotton Mnrkrt.
LIVKUPOOL. Feb. 23,-COTTON'-Spot,
moderate business done. Prlcea easier;
mlddllntt fair, 7.i5id; Rood inlddllnK, 7.tld;
mlildlliiR-, ".Ood; low mlddlllm. 6.KM; Kooti
ordinary, 5.S7d; onllnary, 6.37d; roles, S.000
bales.
NKW YORK. Kcb. Si. -COTTON-Futures
closed steady; March. 12.20o: Mny,
ll.SSo; July. 11.S.10-, AURUst, .Kc', October,
11.42c, Spot fiulet! mlddllnc. 13c; Rtilf, 13.23c.
llrr llooils Inrkrt.
NHW YOllIC, Feb. S3. DKY tlOODa
Cotton Roods markets wero steady to
day, but u larner business was done at
tho lower prices named on wide print
cloths of odd construction. Worsted
yarns wero fc a pound hlRher. LtRht
laces nnd cumlsales wero in steady de
mand. Kmbrolderles wero unlet. Silk
ribbons wero In active demand.
Urn porn toil Apples inn) Dried Krults
NKW YORK. Feb. SG.-EVAPOHATHD
APPLKS Qlllet.
DIUKIJ KUUIT-Prunes firm. Apricots
quiet und steady. Peaches steady, llnlslns
UUII
CIIICAKI) LI VK STUCK MAIllCRT
Threo days this wit.. 11,925 20.354
Sainrt days last week.. 17.413 33.799
Same days 3 wks. nxi.ll,40 37.131
Saiiii. ilava .1 iFn lW. 21.273
name tlnys 4 wKs. agu.16.4S as,m .
Same days last year.. 10.27 4 3,792 40,9S
T)io following table shows the receipts
of cattle, nous and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
Out us compared with last year:
mi in, mo. Dec.
Cattle t4l.4S.t 154.G!5 10.J"
Hog 4TO.7M M4.M9 3J.7W
Sheep 422.0W 376.S03 4234 ......
The followlnc labia shows the ranee, of
prices for hoes at tho South Omaha live,
lock market for th last few days, with
comparisons:
SHUKP-OfferlnRs continued to show
up In liberal numbers oRftln today, as tho
receipts wero estimated nt soma 78 cars,
or 17,000 head. aRolnst 13,553 head a week,
ago and head on the same day a
year ago, Thero wero about as many
lambs hero ns yesterday nnd, It any
thing, ewes formed a larger proportion
of tho receipts, though their quality was
tint nultn bi nnnri. Thnrn wero a few
i wethem, but no yearlings to speak of.
Todav s liberal receipts, witn inosc ol
yesterday and Monday, make a liberal
supply for the first three days of the,
week, the supply amounting to In oil
about 43,679 head, compared with 39,377
head on the - same days last week and
I0.CX head a year ago.
under such ronaltions the buyers
Inrtnil nut this morning nnd filled their
20.BB 'orders on a basis steady on lambs and
17,000
4S.123
39.377
32.33)
Date. 1914. 1313.1.1911.10.1'J08.W.
Ill
91U
S74
MS
J11H
31,
63H
13
02
ISi
12
8io mi
600 113
J00 IMti
1,100 UVi
J00
4, SO)
con
7. li )
14,600
6.S00
1,100
300
J.MO
400
SCK)
400
7W
l&.ooo
600
SOU
iii'"
37).
91
:ios
)
(US
ii
100
134K
31 U
10H
1311
1MH
10H
i,
4SS
37H
21
4l
141.''14
3,100 uj'i i:u
l.nuu as
100 110U
1,000 15V
2,700 0U
300 1014
fS
101
Ki
UK
at,
!:
211
SOH
61 .
ioiu
ui',1
31
llSVi
1HM
I0ii
20
Cnttlc Stronir to Dime Hlultr
lliilia HtroiiB'.
CHICAOO. Feb. 23.-CATTL13-necelPts.
13.000 head: market, strong, to loe higlier
beeves. $7.23ft!U6: Texas steers. $7.0CttiS.l0:
western steers, t.iou o.t"'; stocKnrs nnu
feeders, 15.COa8.00; cows and holrcrs, J3.73
0W.ho; calves, n.wwii.xri.
liuus-itcceiMs. .tui nenu: martci,
strong; light, is.EOt(S.75s mixed, js.torrp
Heavy. w,3Mra.7i; rougli. s.3SifN.4a;
Digs. 17.6011S.W: bu k of sales. SS.CMltUO.
HIIKKP AND IaAMIIH KCCCIPIS. ai.WO
hnnd: mnrkct. strong, to 100 higlier: no
tlve. fii.0041il.fi0: western. J5.001i6.60: year
lings. Jn.(HHT7.3o; lambs, native and west
ern, (T.UOOJ.IV.
110U
14W
eiu
lot
147W
li4',i
34
101 44
101V
lOVi
nil
6, WW
200 134
4,400 lltt
6.4M
'"io
1.300
200
131
"iivi
13
21
S00 104 VI
200 70
Kl'i
i"
I71i
111.
12
'ion
19 i
37VI
Kansas City Live Stock SInrket.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2u.-CATTLlC-lte-
celpts, C.400 head; market steady to lOo
niBiier: nrimo ten steers, m.wav.w.
dressed beet steers, li.COii.50; western
steers, K.Mia.ir.; snuincrn steers, iu.uuw
8.00; cows. J4.257.75; helfors. S1.60iW.15;
stockers nnd feeders. JG.OWiS.OO: bulls.
aij J.0Oi()7.M: calves. JO,B04rl0.76.
nuuB- iieccipis. iu.vuu ncaii; inHntci
strong to Sc higher: bulk, JS.458.tt.';
heavy, s.eo5f.ir,i4: packers ami im tell
er. jg.4W.C7U; light, JS.40iiS.00; pigs,
J7.2Ml8.10. 1
SHUB1' AND MMDS-Receipts. ,0,000
market strong; lambs, 37.40Q6.00: year
lings. Jtl.2MI7.00; wethers. J.-.406.W; ewes,
J5.25I85.70.
Feb. if..
FeU 10.1
Feb. 11. 8 41 7 82
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
l'eb
Fob.
Feb. 17.
Feb. 18.
Feb. 19.
Fob. 20.
Feb. 21.
Feb. 22.
lob. 13.
Feb. 24.
Feb. 2,.
8 40l I tt 0S 7 33, 8 471 0 15
8 43S 7 S 121 7 31 4S 6 20 4 W
7 821 17 211 i 611 0 30 4 17 neavy
7 M Ofi'l U 7l G 13! 4 21 i chtco. 85.7SI
7 86 C W 6 w 6 771 4 0? B.7&. ewes,
7 90 6 01 7 01 8 76 6 Jl 4 Vi
a v., 7 111 H 7ai ll IS
S 38 S 01 5 94 7 04 S 85 6 071 4 05
8 4lW, S 14, 17 11 & 91 W 4 10
3S,1 8 0f. 5 SO, 1 8 921 6 911 4 S
8 32U.I
8 29W
8 2H
8 34
3
8 33H
8 35 1
8 S31
6 97 4 IS
4 01
3 97
4 03
7 M 6 Ml 7
8 111 C 021 7 Oil 8 5
8 12 f. 03 7 W 9 02 6 PC
5 PG, 7 4 9 20 d 04
S 19 CU ll !MI 9 191 6 11
8 ai t vl tfsi 9 231 241 I U
(Ullnil M
Ilecelpts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at
9 o'clock ycaler.lay;
H UC IS 1 1 TH-C A K5.
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.H'sea
c. m. & St. P. Ily. 14
Wabash Ry 4
Missouri Pacific Ry. 2
Union Pacific II v.. 32
C. & N. W.. east... 14
(.'. N. W.. west... 70 7.1 li 2
I' SI I H M AV O "T
c!. II. & Q.. cast.. 1J 1 7 1
O., 11. Q . west.. SO
C, R. I. ei P., oast, fi
C It. 1. & P., west. 1
Illinois Centra Ry. a
Chicago a. W. Ry..
Total receipts ...224
DISPOSITION HEAD.
CfLttln. Unss. Sheen.
.. 607 2,(M l.HO
..1,078
..1,403
.. Ml
steady to easier on aged sheep, trade bi.
Inr fairly active, and a fair clearance-
being effected at a reasonable hour. I n
like yesterday, tho most Interest teemed
to center In lambs, as tho bulk of such
offerings showed tho most activity, and
as a rule were picked up first.
The range on fed western lambs vai
J7. 25O7.S0. ICwes soU anywhere from
J5.25 to J5.65. the quality and finish fix
ing the price. There were few it i.ny
sheep or lambs at the disposal of feeder
buyers. Iimbs sultnblo for feeding pur
poses are quotable at J6.u094.7G.
Quotations on Sheep nnd Lambs
Lmbs. good to choice, J7.Kf7.90; lambs,
fair to good, t7.0OH7.35; lambs, culls, J6.W
B.50: yearlings, light, M.60fl6-7.'i: year
lings, heavy, Jtl.0OQ6.5o; wethers, good to
itcuu; wetnors, rair o goov
ewes, good to choice, Jo.bW
fair to good, J5.wao.oo.
6 ..
3
1
C6 M
7 2
73 li
15 7
1 7
24 13
10 7
2 . ,
3
4 1
2U) 83
20.1 cornfed shoep Ill
197 cornfed sheep ,..113
184 cornfed sheep 113
10 cornfed wethers ...141
118 cornfed wethers 108
42 cornfed ewes 108
157 cornfed ewes too
105 cornfed ewes 110
139 cornfed ewes 108
124 cornfed ewes 104
Kill cornfed ewes 103
138 cornfed ewen 85
153 cornfed lambs 84
174 cornfed lambs 711
126 cornfed lambs 75
164 cornfed lambs 77
173 cornfed lambs 59
Xfi cornfed ewes 87
20 cornfed wethers ............. 87
123 cornfed lambs i 78
177 cornfed lambs 80
174 cornfed lambs 83
5.1 cornfed lambs 83
2 cornfed ewes 170
4i rornreu lamns ts
IPS cornfed lambs 82
180 corn Ted lambs S3
102 cornfed lambs ., 82
626 cornfed lambs 75
190 cornfed yearlings lw
179 cornfed yearlings 108
Co.
Morris &' Co
Swift & Co
Cudshy Packing
Armour & t:o
J. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Packing' Co..,.,
South Omaha P. Co...,
Omaha Serum Co
V. JJ. Vansont Co.....
Hill & Son
F. II, Lewis
Huston & Co
J. 11. Root & Co
J. II. Ilulla
Rosrnstock Hros. ......
McCreary & Kellogg.
Worthelmer & Degcn..
Sulllvun Hros
Rothschild
Mo. & Kan. Calf. Co..
Christie
Hlgglns
Huffman
Meyers
Hukcr, Jones A Smith.
Tanner Uros
John Harvey
Other buyers ,,
94
16
2
6
104
121
64
U
93
40
60
49
4S
3
V
7
3
4
233
3,072
t.Kit
3,353
4,
4.l
2.H.0
0,81(
3,831
,oo
100
3.1O0
103Ti
70
ltl'i HJ'i
3514 2tt
lint mn
1,700 43H 4H,
t, iiiuugii ui tt net. huvuih:.! ui vuiy u. pecans. i"sr iu., i. i,
shade. Other leading staples ul showed a brake almonds, per lb., 18c. Uratlls, per
rise over last night's corn iimio to ic, lb., 18c, Black walnuts, per lb.. 2c. Raw
oau, UHc, and provisions 2VtCc to 7c. No. - ranuts, per lb., .c: Jumbo peanuts.
fihellbark hickory nuU, per lb.. Be; Jargtt
Seaboard exporters were liberal buyers
nf Wripnt In tftilsta crn atirl tttAi-A wa nnn.
slderable selling Jn the southwest direct hlcko v nuts, per o., 4c White Rice
to EuroDe. Boston sent word of much doocgm. per lb., 4c. Checkers, per. iw-
ocean freight room engaged 'there for pkg. coso, J3.60; per -pkjg. case, iuit.
n ,i . ... i i.wi.t. nr ,nrK. aa.uu. eavn, v.
n i.cul. iiai.o'Aiitti.uu iir-iiinii.i whh ninn i .uvvh.., r .. .-. .. -. . . .
felt at Baltimore. The widespread Chestnuts. Imported Ituian, per it.. io,
character of the call from forslimem v.. sacx or ddu ioxs, vc iu.j,
oMriii.iii,.! in .nnn n.r. . .Xini vcr. 2t-sectlon case, per case j.av.
In d.HmulA. r.r , ., a , n 1 .1 .. ..(,. - . I . I 1
frrenen imnunllnir tn mnr than ifw i I Knnana City Oram anil i-roTiaiuui,
000 bushels as compared with figures KANSAS CITY. Feb. 25. WHEAT No
made earlier in the season. 1 hard. 87Q89UC! No. 2 red. SOHfiWic.
Profit taking on the advance led to a CORN No. 2 mixed, gw: no. j, tic;
reaction In wheat durin the last hour. No. 2 white. 67c: No. 3. wtttteiyic
our. xnere was no sucn weaxness as at tho Closing prices oi imurtu;
ienubllo I. t H. Vfd...
Itock Inland Co
Hock Iilanil Co. pld. ....
Hi. U &. H. V. 2it pw
Seaboard Air Una.
Seaboard A. L. r-M I. M
Sloaa-Blierileld fi. I....
Souehern I'arlflc 12.300 M I
Koutliem Italiwar -'
Bo. Itallwsy pfd J w
Tennesnea Copper 1, 14
Texaa Pacific J ,1J
Union Pacifio "'j;
Vnlon l'aclflo pfd K0 H
United fttaiea iteanr
Unltad Btatea llubber.,. ,6W M
United States Bteel 7Z.WO "Va
V. R, Bteel pta
t'tah Coooer J.?? "H
Va. -Carolina Chemical .. . M0
Wabaah .?
Waiaah pfd W
-tVeatern Maryland ............
Weatern Union ..........
Weatlnihouaa Electrlo .. 1,100
WbeellnK Sc ua unc.
Cblno Coppar J.J
N. T.. N. 11. II MM
liar Con. copper
TotVl "ales f'or th. tUr. J94.1M hr.i
outset appeared In them arket. Snow
blanketing the winter crop was the chief
Influence,
worn snorts covered on a big scale. Tho
neavicsi sellers or tne last two month
were the most active buvera tnrtnv Wh.t
uroutnL arjoui me cuange in sentiment
was the fact that shiDDlnir demand .
reported better in all quarters, and that I
me movement worn rural stations was
expected to diminish. Oats reflected the
WHBAT May. S8V4c: July. 85$4g8Mic.
CORN May. Ciwrc; juiy, trinvsmc
OATS No. 2 white, 41c; No. 2 mixed,
S9WM0O.
BU
firsts, 28c;
TTER Creamery, 29c;
ncnnrls. 2flc: DOCklng. 17iiC.
KOG8 Firsts, zoc; seconus, zwc.
POULTRY liens, 15c; springs, 15c.
Liverpool flrnln Slarket.
T.1VEKPOOL. Feb. 25. W 1 1 BAT 8 Do t .
strength of corn. Texas reports of crop I strong. No. 2 red, western winter, 7s Cd;
damace were also nf aulilgnra tn ih. v. 1 xrnnllnhn. 7n Arl; Nn. 2. 7s fAiil' Kn.
nuns. I 3. 7s 4Hd. Futures, steady; March. 7s
Provisions climbed with hna n,l era in I tUA: Mnv. 7s 4i.d: Julv. 7s 4'4d.
The ascent was made In the face of com- CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
mission selling of a rather aggreslve sort.
wuuianuna uioaeu as rouows:
6s SVid. La Plata futures, steady; March,
4s HHd; July, 4a sd,
94;
S9?i
Artlclel Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yes'y,
Wheatl
May.
July.
Corn.
May.
July.
Oats.
May.
July.
Prrk. I
May. 21 70
Lard. I
May. 10 77ft 10 80
.1.
94M 96 I
fcDVil 9H
6Wf 45741
66 GGTil
4M
89H
t. tWWf 7if 66, 67w
f. 66 CCTil 45T,l 6C?J
. H 40Ti 40H 40if
.1 I 40H 40HI
St. Lonta flenrrnl Market.
ST. IXR'IS. Feb. 2o.-WHEAT-No.
r,l V.Un Kn 2 hirri 9?5?94e? Mnv. 93U
"thisswc: July. ssviWWHc
coiiN no. z. tc: no. : white, waw
67c; May, CSftc: July, 6Sc.
OATS No. 2. 4Olf40c: No. 2 Wh He.
4H4c; May. tie; Juiy, 40Vc.
94H
July
Ribs
May
July,
I
2170 21 65 ( 21 67Hf 21 62ft
4i
404
10 95 11 00
. 11 S7H It 00
.1 11 70 U 75
10 77HI 10 77M
10 95 I 10 97H
I
1155 fll67M:
11 67MI U 72HI
10 72
11 52H
11 2H
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
6Q6Hc; No. 8 red, 4Vit(Vic: No. 3 hard,
934iJ94c; No. 3 hard, S3',493Hci No. z
northern. mavuc: no. 3 nortnern. SlSfttc:
No. 3 spring. Jfi94V4c: No. 3 sDrinr. 31 .
iw. corn: no. a, wanc; no. s white,
63H664c: No. 3 yellow. 61lGt2c. Oats: No.
: white, 4i(j4:c; no. 3 wnite, 33Vitf40c;
standard, 41c. Barley, 61J?70c, Timothy,
J3.76flfi.40. Clover. II2.OOQ1S.50. Pork.
121.67V... Lard. JI0.52M. Bibs. tl0.87V.iil
11.MV.
BUTTER Higher; creameries. 235430c
j;uo iteceipis, v,az cases; market un
changed.
CHEESE Higher: daisies. 17liei7c:
twins, 17'.4G17'ic; Americas, KfJQISc; long
horns, lSUWISHc.
POTATOP:S Steady; receipts, 35 cars;
Michigan. Minnesota ard Wisconsin, red.
604165c; Michigan, Minnesota and Wiscon
sin, white, 65437ZC
POULTRY Alive. hlgner; springs,
wi; rowis, mc.
Key to tho. Bltuatton-Beo Advtrtlting.
Sllnneaiiolls Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 20.-WIIEAT-No,
1 hard. &5H09UC: No. 1 northern. SI9Gc:
10 92V4 No- 3 SV4tS0c; May, 92',4c; July, 93
Cofree Slarkei.
NEW YORK. Feb. 23. COPFEI3 Tim
circulation of March notices, estimated
at 75.000 bags, was accompanied bv nn
opening decline of seven to eight points
in conee mis morning, ah deliveries
made new low ground for the movement,
and March made a new low record for
the season, but It was reported that lead
ing roasters were taking up the notices
and scattering tones found no nnnarent
difficulty In switching from March to the
latter months. Prices steadied later on
tetter closing cables from European cov
ering, witn tne Close tnree to rour points
net lower. Haless, 94.000 bags. February
and Aiarcn, s.vzc; April, e.u;c; may, 8 we;
July, 9.11c; September, 9.27c; October,
9.32c: December. 9.42c: January. 91 41c.
Hpot, quiet; itio no. i, vic; baruos no. 4
JlHc Mild, dun; Cordova, lSflifie, noni
ll al.
I
Oils ami Itoaln.
NEAV YORK. Feb. 2S.-OILS-Colton
seed, firm; prime summer yellow. I7.0ofj
JM; March. J712, May, J7.31 July, 7.61
Rosin, quiet Turpentine, easy, rruwfcluo
bbls., W.Vi
11,300
1,200
MO
.ay
3.700
117
2iU
m
4Ti
1I4.
!4V
M
4 '4
74
2,t
I
,.
44
71H
iiii
20
5'!i
SI
sni
34,a
14
15IH
U4a
'tiivi
Cl'i
1MU
r,3H
IW,
V.i
tn
'w'i
70
'ioi;
67i
lla
II
14114
Hit;
133
24
121
4DH
JOVi
H
57
1
1UH
24H
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,400 head; market steady to, ion
higher: beef steers, J7.G0&9.2S; cows and
heifers. u.ZMiQ.w: stockers and feeders.
$6.fr0ri7.50: southern steers, J5.263f8.23:
cows and hcirers, J4.007tf.00: culves. 10,00
C11.75.
muuk iteceipis. p.iai head: market 10a
hlKhor: pigs und light. 37.7508.85: mixed
and butchers, 93.70i78.S5; good heavy, $7.80
HIIKKI' AND I.AMBS-Recelpts. 2.000
head: market 10M5a higher: muttons.
J3.5(XJG.3.'i; lambs, 37.0038.25.
v w A irlk Money Market
,T,r vnm- Vel. 25. MONEY Call.
firmer at ii2 lr cfnt: ruling rote. 2
peTwnt; closing, li8S per cent. Time
il. ronger: sixty doVs. 2Q3 per
cent: ninety days, 3 per cent; six months
VlIME MERCANTILE PAPBR-3HO
STERLINO EXCHANaE-Sleady; sixty Kmsas
day bills, J4.83M; demanu, ii.k; commrr- gfoU
clal I Diiis. .. An,,.rm
bii.vkii uar. oinv, mu.,
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BONDS Jovernnieni, ricuu.. laiuvuu
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Closing qUOtuwuiiB un ugiiun iuuu nw
ns follows:
U. B. ret. 2a. rf... ".. o. rr. a. ...
do coupon i Id. 8. deb. 4. i31.. tlu
V. B. la. rec.,......in It N- al. 4a.... 14
00 COUPOn ......v.. n. c J. ISb ..
V. 8. 4a. res i J ao rn. Ha 14
do couuoa 11 Mo. l'aclflo 4 40
ranaraa la coupon. .101 do conr. t 71H
Amer. Ac Is loiN'N1 It R of M 4H. W
A. T. a T. cr, 4a.. 14 u y. c. g. i Uhi
-ATO. TODaccu -ao urp. ,
lm,nar t U). 4U. II N. Y. K. II. II
Atchlaon . ,tr- IHs ..........73
do cr. 4s. 1M0,... J4N. a W. 1st e. 4a 744
ao ct. if '7 "bo ct. a 104
A. C. U lt 4 IIVi No. Pacino 4i 4T4
Pal. Ohio 4a ao 3a 471,
ao s "'. n. nai. , .. n
llrooV. Tr. c. 4a,.. ItHrenn. er. lUa. Hit, lit.
Can. of Oa. la 104 do eon. 4a loO'i
Cen. Leather 6a.... IJ Headlnx aen. 4s,. . Ml.
Llies. & UBin ivi",. ""- b. ir. ic la 77
do conr. 4ls 44 do ien. Is,., 41
Clilcaa-o 4c A. IHs. W fit, I K. W. e. 4s.. 74
ti II. ti Q. 1. 4s. .. MJaH. A- I. adj. la.. . 7n
ao en. -r,. rac. roi. fa... KtV.
UHcnrD i..,T uu v.. a... ....... as
(!. It, I. a 1', e. 4a 441. do lat ref, 4a 11
do rff. 4a. TI'.iBo. Kallwar Is...
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Sioux VAir Live HI ink Market.
SIOUX CITY. Feb. 23.-CATTLK-RC-
celpts, 1,700 head; market steudy to 10o
higher; native steers, J7.2.78.3.ri; butchers,
JS.COSS.OO: canners. J3.Mfi-G.00: stockers
and feeders, J6.40C7.25: calves, 7.6010.25;
uuiis, stags, etc., o.iii.o.
HOGS Receipts, 5.000 head: market
stronK to Co higher; heavy, lS.30flS.4ii;
mixed, vs.isai8.ju; light, i8.uVQ8.Zu; bulk
of sales, S8.25ttS.35.
SHEEP AND IAMBS RecelDts. 2.000
head; market strong; fed muttons, J5.25
t?G.50: wethers. J5.00i25.75: ewes. 14.000
I 6.15; lambs, $6.00(87.00.
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51. dosfpu ijive Hiovic .llnrket,
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. 25. CATTLE
Receipts. COO head: market stronir to 10c
higher; steers, J7.b0iit9.00: cows and heif
ers. J4.uiwb.wj: calves. J5.rxUI0.25.
IIOC3S Rece Pts. 3.000 head: market fie
higher: ton. $3.70: bulk of sales. J3.45Hti.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
head: market lO&l&u higher: lambs. 17.0O
Totals 5.02S 10,674 8,7fj
rAvri.iiic.inia nf cattle were me
largest tnat they have been any day this
week, 300 cars being reported in. mm
tho total for the three cays amounts to
only 11,935 head, being a falling off of
about 6,600 head as compared with tho
cnrresDanrilnir thren dsvs of last week.
There was a very fair demand for beef
steers of a desirable type, ana tne mar
ket opened early and was fairly active.
The trado assumed a good healthy ap
nearancn nnd the bulk of the receipts
changed hands In very fair season. Thu
prices paid were ruuy steady nnu on win
better and more desirable kinds strong to
possibly 10c higlier In spots.
cows and heircrs were rainy active
and steady to 10c higher In some cases
Tho offerings for the moat part changed
hunds In good season In the morning.
Stockers and feeders were In moderate
supply and they. too. showed 11 little
more strength than yesterday.
uuotations on cattle: uooti to cnoice
beef stoers. J.1.20Q8.80: fair to good beet
steers, J7.85i"S.,.'0j common to fair beef
steers, J7.00ti7.85; good to choice cornfed
heifers, J7.0WC.00; good to choice cows,
lG.KKTf7.D0: fair to good grades, $5.7CftV60:
common to fair gradeo. J4.25O5.C0: good to
choice stockers and feeders. $7.5098 00:
fair to good stockers and feeders, J7.00TP
i.fo: common to (air siockcts cnu recuers.
J0.5O3J7.OO; stock cows nnd heifers, J5.75V
7.25; stock calves, IC.KKSS.00; veal. calves,
js.wyiv.'Js; nuns, stags, etc, ja.iovT.u).
BEEF STEERS.
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Live Htuek In Slant.
Receipts of Ilvo stock from lh
prinicpai western maiKets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
Kansas City 5,400 Hl.ao C,01
St. Louis 2.100 n.100 2.0m
EIOUX CltV 1,700 6.000 2,000
m. Joseph im 3,000 1,000
South Omaha r.,000 15.VD 17.000
Chicago 13,000 25.000 28,01
Totals v... 30,000 67,600 66,000
LONDON SUFFRAGISTS
REFUSE TO GIVE BOND
LONDON, Feb. 25. Five prominent
suffragists were brought before the Bow
street police court today, charged with
obstructing the pollen during last night's
demonstration In Parliament square.
when they protested violently against
Premier Asqulth's refusal to receive
them.
The prisoners were Laurence E. Hous
man, author and artist; Henry W. Nevln-
son, war correspondent; Mrs. D. A,
Thomas, wife of the "Welsh coal mag
nate; ll. D. Harben and Miss IC Halg.
The magistrate ordered them to give
bonds of $25 each to guarantee their good
behavior for six months. The prisoners
tltil'nloii lwifi',-"i;' " un I all refused to enter Into the bond.
Brie p. 1. 4s. m u. h. iiubber Ca joiti 1 closure. Laurence Housman said; "I am
here as
Aa aen. 4a.
doer. 4a. aer. P.. 74 V..CJ. Cham, 5sT" . M . ' ,,.7 8""",lJl"n runeni
in. cen. lat r. 4s. M14 Wabaah i.t t et. 4s S7i of women political offenders. I shall
Japan 4V4a U"Wis. Centrsi ta." iiv Justified and necessary."
74. U, H. Bteel Id Is
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a prptest against the treatment
llld. Offered.
Quotations rurnshad br Duma, Drlnktr V Co..
Auburn. Neb., Is. 1121..,
Armour t Co
Commonwealth Lira Ins.
t"hrap Ry Is, im....
Deere & Co.. pfd
Pea Molnea tfctiool 4tt.
Fremont, nep, u. at li.
Bid. Aakad.
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Omaba.
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Fairmont Creamerr 7 per cent, pfd.,
Hater Lumbar Co., Council muffs,,
lowm II tl. Is. 1MI
Mountain States TAT. stock
Macon Co.. Mo., Ref. Is, 1124
McCook, Neb., to. HIT.. .
Omaha Oaa la, 1117,..,
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In the ordinary course offenders refus
Ing to give bond remain In prison for six
months.
Alfred Meyncll, another prisoner, was
charged with assaulting the police and
was sentenced to pay a fine of 110 or go
to prison for seven days,
Federals to SUcW.
As a parting shot. President Ollmore.
before lie left New vork. fired this one
"Organized ball says there Is room for
only two malor leagues. Well, take
from me. tho federal league will be one
of them."
Says Health Officer
Should Devote Full
Time to His Duties
CHICAGO, Fob. .-A ptibllo health of
ficer to be efficient must give his full
me to his public duties. It was declared
ero today by General W. C. Jttrcker, as
sistant surgeon of the United States pub
lic health service. In an address to the
Federation of State Medical Boards Oen-
ral riucker asserted that there were
threo requisites to thorough public health
dmlntstratlon.
Theso three are the well trained, welt
remunerated, full time health officer,"
sold Ooneral Ilucker, "the power behind
him in tho shape nf Intelligent, accurate
aw and tho riequalo appropriation.
Public heoltli can bo bought at a price.
Compared with the returns it brings, the
price Is not high. Sanitary appropriations
usually are dealt out with a parsimonious
and grudging hand. It Is necessary that
the public health officer demonstrate Jn
arms ot dollars and cants that publio
health and public wealth are inseparable.
The humanitarian aspect ot the question
should not be forgotten, but tt is of rela
tively small importance In a country in
which the courts have fixed the value ot
a human life at about $6,000.
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1 14fi0 7 00
1 1100 7 00
1 1130 7 00
CALVKB.
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:is ts 1 110 10 00
STOCKfcltri AND KKKDKKti.
11 Ill 7 46 II tool 7 40
II 171 7 40
wksthrnh.
V. P. Aka-Idaho.
No. Av, Pr.
24 steers. ...13u0 8 00
H0a&-.Stini)lles were liberal Mil mnrn.
inn. Booui. m cars, or io.wjj iieaa. iioin
renorioa in. ror inn weex io uate the
total Is 26,354 head, being more than 7.000
smaller man last week and over 10,000
lighter than for the same period a year
ehlnners onenrd the market this mnrn
Ing by buying tiulte a number of loads
ot iignt nogs at prices that were all o
6c higher, and In some cases looked 610c
nisner, i-acaers. nowever. were slow i
starting out. most of them not even bid
ding until after 9:30, and when they made
tneir iirsi oners, prices quoted wero no
lettor than steady. With other murkets
reporting good advances, salesmen re
fused to cut looso at the prices offered
onu as a resuu me iruue was very uui
until well along in the forenoon, at
though a few sales were made at steady
to strong prices. In tho end packers
found that they could not fill their ordors
without makings some concessions, and
when the bulk ot the offerings finally
bianco io move prices on an Kinus looxea
to be fully 60 higher than yesterday'
average market. After a trading basl
was reached the market livened un
uood deal, and In sDlte of the early Blow
r.eia, a fair clearance had been made by
noon.
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Court Stops and All
Are Vaccinated to
Stop Smallpox Spread
Smallpox stalked into the ranks of the
Jury sitting In a case In the court ot
Judge Leo Kstetle, with the result that
proceedings were stopped for a time. Dr.
Council, health commissioner of Omaha,
fumigated the court room, and caught
and vaccinated practically every one who
was found in the court room when It was
discovered that all had been exposed to
the disease.
William D. Morton, Juror in the case.
left the court house at. noon for his home.
1409 North Thirty-fifth street. He felt
bad, and before he got ready to return
to tho court house after lunch, he felt
a great deal worse. He called a physi
cian, who pronounced his trouble small
pox. The result was that court procedure
had to be suspended tor some time while
the other eleven Jurors and a great many
others In the room bared their arms for
Innoculatlon.
The case thus rudely Interrupted waa
that ot Joseph Oalatz against the Union
Pacific Railway company. Qalatz Is suing
for damages in the sum of $10,000 for In-
Jury received on the railroad.
Colorado Mine j
Operators Deny
Peonage Charge
TRINIDAD, Colo., Kcb. 26.-Isiues were
Joined sharply today on the question of
alleged peonage in the Colorado coal
fields. The congressional investigating
committee secured a mass ot evidence
bearing upon the shipments of strike
breakers from Pittsburgh during tho coal
miners' strike. Several men who came
from Pittsburgh, formally testified for
the strikers, declaring that they were
brought to Colorado under false pretenses
and held prisoners on the trains and in
the mines.
Last night and today, Domlnlck Poll
tano, who aided In bringing two train
loads of strike breakers from Pittsburgh,
testified for the operators. He denied the
charges ot deception and imprisonment
and on cross-examination by E. P, Costl
gen, stoutly stuck to his story that the
men knew they were going into a strike
region and that no force was employed In
keeping them on the trains between
Pittsburgh and Trinidad.
Sum Patterson Discharged.
ATLANTIC. Ia., Feb, 25.-(Speclal.)
Sam Patterson, tho colored man arreitM
last week on the. charge of ahootlnz K1
Taylor, the Farmers' Savings bank Jan
itor, with intent to kill, preferred by
Mrs. Taylor, was discharged yesterday
by Mayor Uumea for lack of evidence,
At the request of several colored par.
ties, who clalmeJ to be afraid of htm.
Patterson was required to furnish a peace
bond In the sum ot $250. K. E. Herring,
his employer, signed the bond.
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