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TUB BKH: OMAHA, KATTl.DAW FKIilUJAKY 20, 1916.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt. Light and Trade it
Actire and Strong Sheep Tea
Cents Higher.
HOGS SELLEfO MOSTLY STEADY
7v:n
M.rt
W.
WO'
KVfr
7.7J
6
.WW
..
41.4:
4 74
4
M .Ml
OMAHA. Febntsrr 21. 191.
Ttecelpf were: Cattle. Hogs. heerK
i'iiiriai Monday.. ,2W 121.4
orriclal Tuesday .il 14l)
Official Wednesday ... ," 17
Official Thursday I 2H 1.S
Lsllmata Friday 1.61 10.KH
Hr days this wee-..27.n
Sam day last week..21.(4o
Ha ma dsys I week ago 19 74
fam day I wrfk ana 2J.2
Hame day week sgo
fame dava last v..p iu
Th following- tahla snoe tb receipt
of est tie, hogs and sheep t th foutS
Omaha market for tb j aat to data a
compared with last year:
1M. 1!. Trie. Deo.
ltl JH.4.MI j4; .
"""" 1.A 647 211 1114.114
8rie.p 7.i 4.1S9 W.s'
Tha following labia iliooi the average
prices of hoaa at tha umtht live atocg
msrket for tha Uat low daya. with com
Pr1son: Tate. I torn nmc m,i 'ion nyii i ml 1. 19i.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
rb.
Feb.
rh.
Feb.
ri,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Fob.
Feb.
reb.
Ken.
Feb.
Feb.
. . I 4 71 1 7Wl l 1 X
. W.i 7 7i f 41! I 4ftl 7 1 12 I Wl
II ) T 77 I 4W 411 7 I 7
(Hi
7 7S
JT4.
OlVai
1 WW
7 7
U
W.I
24.1 8 lr
67
V
a
fl
tu
Hi
f
V
M
i.
I Ml
a
f M
v
S 42
I U
I 82,
t X
t Ml
T 1
7 '
7 N
I
14
I W
7 t;
I 12
I 01 7 01 I 7
i ft. 7 Hi 17
I Ml t 04i 8 tS
It
I 90
I 47
147
I 4
I 1
in
Ml V
0SI I M
IM
a 021 7 l W
r.i 7 0!'l 0i
I ft :,; 7 "4. 2v
311I 'JS.t 21
rcker rt1 feedern. -Mf : ulk of
al. t."..tv. flO. raivea, H H
Mxl8-Hecelpti. 4.l hrad . market
lower; hulk of aalea. t7.piw4.2A; heavy.
$fHJ2f,; packer and butchera, fi.ft
t.2f; llahta. r 7j07W; pl(t, ft; KHi'V.J.V
HHEKI ANI LAMP.-Kerelpta. 2.1
head; market hlhr; lamba. $1" r1 1 .;
erilnr, tsJMiW.00; welheri, IT.TiVij'H JC .
ewea, fT.CVji.M.
(HirAGO LIVK TO(K MARKET
Cattle
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET I
Wheat it Poomt Seller on Lilt and
Pricei Range from Two to
Seven Centi Lower.
CORN MARKET IS UNSTEADY
M'eak llaaa trobeea.
Inaettled.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25. -CATTLB Receipt".
t.ct) head; market weak; natlva beef
eteera, ftt.RT4i4.S0; western ateera, W7;W
H); atockera and feedera, ft.tS5n7.7i;
row and heifers, W.2.VU 26; calvea, tH.V)
Oil Ml.
H iOf Reowlpta, 2t Art) head; market
lron. 5o to ltc hlsher: hulk of aalea,
Wi' B; llht. t7 to-aft.ua; mixed. $t
.; heavy, tx lj-yi .tmj; rough, n
plK, tfi vT.ir).
NHEF.P AND IA M PS Recelpta. in.r0
head; market unattlcd: wetbera, t fHVif
.i; ea, o.7T3!i; lamba, l.2T.''o ..
ftt. Jaaepk Mr fttark Market.
PT. JOfKPIT. Mo . Feb. JB-TATTI.K-
Reoalpta, 4rtl head; market steady; steers Mrment of iw.i,0(r btiabela last year.
fl.HHut.On- cowa and heifers, it ZAi.M. ! . l'rlmary corn receipts were 1W10X
t alvea t7.Oii4ilo.2n. I buehels and shipment 4V bushels,
1 KM II Receipts. .0n0 hesd; market jOKilnet receipts of ;, t.rs'iels and
lower; top, t 4; hulk of sales. t7.ii r0 'Shipments of BK.OOO bushel la't yesr.
HHEEl' ANl UMHH Receipts, .b l'rlmary oats receipts were l.ltn.0 0
head; market steady; lambs, f in.frftfi il.oo. 1 bushels and rhlpments sl.i.in bushels,
, Issalnst reiclpts of s'',onr l.ushcls anl
iKlilpmenls of sioo bushels Iset year.
I CARROT HI-X'KIFTH.
I Wheat. I'orn
hlatto
' Mlnneapoll
llM'I'ltl) ...
I on e I. a
2 rKio i Kansas City
.p0
OMAHA. Februsry 26, lil.
Whesl was tha poorest seller on the
list todsy, sell Inn from 2c to le lower.
Tha receipts were good and tha demand
for this cereal was fair.
Tha coin market was very unstesdv,
ellna; 1c higher to 1c lower. Thera ws
very poor demand for rorn.
nt were quoted unchanged to Ifl
l'c lower, although most of tha aales
were made at VnV lower.
" S"ld Ic lower.
Clearsncas were: Wheat and flour equal
Clearance were: Wheat and torn e Unl
to tl,On hiKhels; corn, 20,'mO bushel:
oats, r.7,nro tushels.
I'tlmary wheat receipts wete 1,021.101
bushels and shipments lA'".'""' bushels.
stnlnst receipts of "Win hi'shels an
ttaek la lht. 1
Recelpta of live stock at the flva prin
cipal western markets yesterdsy:
. Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha j ono o.r 5 vi
Chicago j. nrti 21 in sv
Clous iy ft)
Kansas City sm
St. I ,ou la m)
K.rnio
4 0
14.100
Total
..S.Sflil 63..1D0 It. 500
CHICifiO GRAI AMI PROVIIOj
'Sunday.
CATTL.lv Hecelpt were about on an
ateraga for a Frldsv, sluty-foitr car
being reported tn Thl make tha totsl
fi.r the flva dav this week i7.W hesd,
the largest of any recent week with the
exception of two weeks ago, and larger
than a year airo by 7."D head.
Ai a rule, Friday market I dull and
slow, hut theiti ws a noticeable excep
tion to that rule today. The demand
waa very much better tlisn on most Fri
day and everything, in lght sold at an
early hour at good, atmng twice. This
would apply to cow and heifer a well
a beef steers. While thera were no
choice steer In sight, there wa ft pretty
decent kind, good enough to bring tt.JO.
For the weekklllera are around 2Vi4V
higher, which mean that they are at
the high point of the year to date.
Ptockere and feeders were firm today
and for the week fully 26c higher, there
being a good demand for warmed up
cattle suitable for finishing purposes.
uuntatlnns on rattle: Oood tn cholo
peeve. $s.uJi.o; fslr to good beeves,
t7.70i(on; common to fslr beeves. 7.f
7 70; good to choice heifer. tfl.S04(7.6;
good to choice cows. ft.2b4J.7e; fair to
good rows, fc.d0f.2r.; common to fair
cows, $4 2f.'"S iu; good to choice feeders,
t7 2Mf7.i6; fair to good feeders, t7 U7.!lri:
common to fslr feeders. fttomttT.OO; food
to choice stacker. t7 44 6: Block heif
er. .25i7.2B: slock cow. V.V4t Wj
lock raivea, ef"'n0; veal calve, fl.'Si
&-,: ImiIIs. stag, etc., SKinfl.tiO.
HOlS Hecelpt or hog moderated
sharply today, arrival of 142 cars, or
shout lO.SiiO head, being the smallest of
the week to date. The five dsys' gupply
foot up 71.731 hesd, aa against ai,H(6
head last week, W.AM) two week ago and
7 .;. for the corresponding day of last
yesr.
The merkct opened out very dull again
today anri early sale to shipper were
steady to aa much 5c lower In spot,
while paker talked Wo lower price.
A a general thing seller felt that thl
was the day to check the decline and
the result was that shipper were unable
to buy many hog early, while packer
got nothing at all until lata In th fore
noon. All buyer raised their hands alowly
and tn the end aslesman got their way,
steady prices being the rule when the
bulk of the offering finally started to
move, while at the best time trade
looked. If anything, stronger. Hhlpper
got Into the game after nacker got
started, and before the day waa out had
bought a pretty fair share of tha offer
lug. A usual, though, competition was
keen only on the heavy and a little of
the best light stuff, and tha close found
the. regular accumulation of common
light along with a few scattering load
of desirable hog unsold. Order were
pretty much filled by thl time, and tha
wlndup wa dull and weaker, the ssmo
aa it has been practically every day thl
week, noon finding quit a few hog atlll
In first hands.
Th general market wa about steady,
although trade wa very uneven, rang
ing fruin weaker In spot to. If anything,
a little stronger at the best time. Bulk
again sold at I7.iwijs.10, and lb top
equaled yesterday's high price of a.2o.
. fctiice Monday best hog held close to
steady, while light and mixed grade
have dropped 10u-"c- '
BHKKl' The supply, while a little
amaller than for any previous day of the
week, was of pretty fair else for a Fri
day, the estimate calling for twenty-three
car, or k.i head. This put th total
fur th week tn date at 41A-2 head, which
I slightly larger then for the ssmo dsys
of laal week, but 7.UW smaller than two
week ago and lf.Ooo short of last year.
The brosd demand which featured yes
terday' lamb trade waa again very much
in evidence thl morning and Thursday
loc advance waa duplicated on the bulk
of the lamb offering. Tha market opened
tn good season, and was fairly active, a
fair clearance being affected by the mid
dle of the forenoon. Hulk of the deslr-
able stuff sold around tlO.W. ahlle one
string of westerns, mates of yesterday
1 10 sua. topped the trade, selling at til. 00.
Mexlcana wera again conspicuous by
their absence. October clipped lambs
that wera nothing extra so jar aa finish
waa concerned, but carried a pretty good
fleece, brought tlO 00, Th general run
of lamb prices today la about steady with
the high point at last week' close, al
though nothing sold over 111. 00, and doubt
was expressed aa to whether even best
Mexicans would have beaten that figure.
There was a much broader supply of
ewes here today, but the outlet contin
ued broad and another dime advance In
prlcea waa registered. Oood Mexicans
aat a new hlsh mark for the year to date.
selling to t.1.00. while both Mexicans and
westerns touched 17. so, th bulk of the
efferlnga moving at this figure, with
" leaa desirable kinJa on down to 47. 6l.
As compared with a aeek ago ewaa are
l..aJ5c higher. There have been no ma
ture wethers her In day, but ludging
ly the trend of the market at other
peinle they have probably shared the
ee advance. There have been hardly
aay yearlings her this week. Two loads
showed up yesterday, but they wera of
a low dressing variety and weia still Un
sold at a late hour today.
quotations on sheep and lamba: lambj,
good to choice. tiO.W'u'U ; Ismbs, fair
to good, tl0.W4il0.su; lambs, clipped. t.t
talO (, yesrllugs, fair to choli light, ti.tb
? 7; yearlings, fair to choice heavy.
i IV. wethers, talr to chol'-e. t.'.Mp
.; ewes, gooa to rnoice, ,7.l.vU,
ewes, fair to good. 7.lA(r7.7.
Itrpreseutatlv sales.
No.
.-. Mexican ewes
.-4 Mexican ewe
2i frd lamba
Fratare of the Tradlas; and I losing
Prices aa Hoard of Trade.
CIIICAfin, Feb. 25Rlg export sales
helped tday to overcome In the whest
market the nervousness brought sbont
by the crisis between Uermanv snd the
(filled htsles. Quotations closed firm.
l'c net higher, with Alav at tl.1 snd
July at 11 .IM,. rialns were scored too.
by all other lesdlng stsnles corn, stfAno
IO lc; OStS. H9C.C. ami nrAViil.in. 9U.
a.iil -
Aithnilffh the mamliud. r v,. n,.
chsslng of wh-at for Furope wss not
rully understood until after the session
WSS t Stl end the frl was wll knnan
thst a liberal total would he nnnotmrod.
Aa final! v vivrn nut thn
a.MiO.niiO bushels, making B.0"0.0no bushels
In the Isst fortv-elahl hnlira ,l,tU'A
of abO.floii hsrrels of Cunadlsn flour,
equsl to I.SnO.OnA bushels of ahest. Aside
from export business, however, the hull
nsd the advantage most of the time he.
causevf signs that yesterdsy' selling
imrry was over. lone, snd that some
feasible way might yet be found to
prevent sn niitrluht breach with Oer
many. Mulllsh domestic crop advices
counted somewhat also to give the mar
ket sn upward trend.
leading trsders who yesterday threw
Whest overboard riuhf and laft Unm,
Ineralstent buyers todsy. especially when
ever, as happened oon after the open
ing and again at mldJay. the market
temporarily fell below yesterday's mini
mum figures. Tha chief feature of the
bullish crop new current was a report
by a well known authority thst the out
look In Tex pointed to only half a
normal yield.
Corn showed strength throughout the
day. Receipt were light, and there wa
soma export Inquiry at the sea bos nl.
Oat appeared to be principally gov
erned by the action of wheat and corn.
Word waa received of export sales of
400.OX) bushels. Provisions moved up with
grain and hogs. The best demand wa
for lard.
Chicago Cash Price Wheat: No, I
red, tl.l7fl.li; No. t red. tl.lVy l.1',;
No. I hard, tl 17tM.1t; No. t hard. V.Wtf
1.1.1. Corn: No. 1 yellow. 77V; No. 4
yellow. 7btr71Vc; No. 4 white, 71li71H
(mts: No. white, 42t43c; standard,
44j440, Rye: No, 2. KVutttc. Barley;
MwlSc. Heeds: Timothy. t'.7.''bH.oi'i;
clover, tl0.WU 20.00. Provision,: Fork.
tUMu JO.rai; lard, 10.06; rtbe, flfl.7MPll.Ki.
H I 'TTF.lv Higher; creamery, 2tS,ri:o.
FK1B Higher; tecelpta. 4. 2m cases;
firsts, t2Vc; ordinary firsts, Zlc; at
mark, canes included, tOiU22VxO.
POTATOES Receipts, 2u car; un
changed. lOll.TRY Allva, unchanged; fowl.
15c; springs, l7feo.
.201
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Ht. Ja.iiIs Ii
Winnipeg H47
Theso sale wera reported
Wheat .no. i hard n Inter
2 cars, fl.wi; 1 csr. tl.07',,; N
car. tl.'; & csrs. fl.ng. No.
ter: 2 cars, tl.iifi; 2 cars, tl.OI
I csrs, I1.U2; a cars. fl.Om
21
1I
41
Oats.
today:
I car, fl 09;
cars, fl.07: 1
4 hiird (ri
ll ( ars, II. HI;
2 cars. II "1:
4 cars, fl it); 4 enr, !. sample hard win
ter: 1 car. Use; 2 cars, lf7c; 1 car, Wc
ear. Kk-; 1 car, 87c. No. I durum: 1 car,
II I.!. No. 2 durum: 2 car. t1.i;. Nc 3
durum: 1 car. tl 12. No. t mixed durum.
X enro. 11.12. Humple dur im: 1 cac, fl.04.
Itye No. 2: I car. Sic.
Ilarley No. 4: 1 car. 63c. Hample; H
car. Me.
Com N. t white: 1 car. 7c. No. 4
white: R cars. c. No. 6 white: S curs,
Site; 2 tsrs. ,'hV,c; 4 cars. oHc; 1 car. fii'ic
No. 3 yellow: 1 car. !e. No. 4 yellow:
2 csrs. fi;c. No. .". ellow: 2 csrs. fi."c;
1 car. Hc: 2 cars, tic: J csrs. wtc. No.
yellow: I csr. Mi. Hample yellow: 1
car, ft"ic; ,11 csrs, 4.'c; u cars, 42'c: 2 car,
4c. No. ,1 mlied: 1 isr. 7c; 1 car, 7c;
2 csrs, Kc. No. 4 mixed: 1 csr. 61V;
4 csrs, StV; & csrs, Mo; I car. 63'. No,
5 n.lxed: 1 rar, Wc; 1 car, Wtc; 12 cars.
5c; 2 csrs, ftuVjc; 4 cars. oHc; l car. bi'c.
No. mixed: 1 tar, 54c; 1 car. 52'c; 2
csrs, f2c; "4 car, Mlc. Hample mixed: 1
csr, fxc; car, 50c; 1 car, 4o; S cars,
4.: 2 csrs, itr.
Oats No. 3 while: 3 cars, 4I'c. No.
4 white: 4"; csrs. 41c. Hamu! white: 1
rar, :',; 2 cars, 37'nc; 1 car, 37Vic; V4 car,
Omsha Cssh I'l Ices Wheat : No. 2 hard.
11.001.1(1; No. 3 hard. tl.urH1.ol: No. 4
hard. Keen! 1.04; No. 2 spring, tl.ovnl.10;
No. 1 sprliiK, tl.MMl.i. No. 2 durum,
fl IZt'l.p- No .1 durum. 11 11fil.ll: sam
ple, StyiiKc;. Corn: No. 3 white, i'A''iti7c;
.su. Unite, trt''ll'.ic: ,o. u white, ut'ir
UfH'-. No. white, fi3f-Va?: No. 3 yellow,
No. 4 yellow. 6rtii',c; No. S
How, ii!iVu2V: No. yellow. r.1'(H.ic;
.1 mixed. ilOfit7uc. No. 4 mixed, Vi
4c; No. 5 mixed. .VivtnlOc; sample. SS'.j,
sk. tHits: No. 2 white. 4?viic; stand
ard. 424j42'4c; No. 3 white, 4l'.Ti41l-4c;
No. 4 white. 4vlitlc. Harley: Mnltlng.
!,vqC-; No. 1 feed. Uft'iUc. Rye: No. 2.
KI'iH2ci No. 3. liVufllc.
Chicago closing price, furnished The
Ree by I.ngsn A Flryan. slock and grain
brokers, SIR Hnuth Hlxteenlh ft., Omaha:
todsy and prices were firmer on cover
ing and demand from trade Interests. At
noon prices were t to 7 points higher.
Dry iwds Market.
VF.W YOtlK. Feb T.-PRT OiOPS
Cotton roods snd inrns wer flrrr. snd
sdvsmed today. W'ool markets were
firm. Ready to wear production was
roimpcred bv liibor diflcultles. Jobber'
did a good buslners.
lotion Market.
I.IVERPOC1U, Feb. r. crTTr)V-8rot.
easier; good middling. i.v.xi. midding.
7.72d: low middling, 7.3fcd. Sales, t.OOt"
bales.
Av.
. ttt
. M
. M
Pr.
I 60
7 )
10 to
t. tal Lie Iterk Market,
HT. IXl'IS, Me., Feb. tt. CATTLE
Hwetpls, Isst head; market steady; na
tive beef steers, 7 Bwi Oo; yearling
ej and helfera. PiJt'U !; cows liVtu.a
7 JE. sto kers and feeders. I-S ktii7 hi;
Texas and Indian steers. to.fuQtt.uo; cowa
ai.d heifers, ft uufja.uu, native calve, fcOJ
fell 0".
HtxiS Receipt. 14.1tx head:, market trt
1c lower; pig and liglits, f.u.tl.4.i:
mixed and butcher. f. 5u. good
h-sw. U fruit m.
cMi;KI' AMI I.AMBM Receipts tOO
bead: market steady: yearling wethers.
I? iAilo.u. la in Us. y.auull.4o. ewes. hi.M
tl'.
kleas lty Litre lltrk Market.
HIOL'X CITY. Feb. 26. CATTLE Re
ceipis. but head: market stead v, native
icrri, y.vitl.bii, butchers, lot-uVC;
-ows and hrifeis, f5.ufV.50H bulls, stags,
nr.. t crtn o.
IK n.ff J'.etcl.ts. 4 ' head: market bit
I c lower; heavy, ttvo'isls; mixed, 7
: light, Ii.7wi7.iw, bulk of sale, f.'.fti
ii i.
kHKEP A.'l LAM 118 Receipts. 7(s)
heed.
Kaasas t Its- (.lie lisrk Market.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 85. CATTI.E
ltxeipis. ' hed, lusiket etiong; prime
l.d st ' 'ere, f. .iy uu, dieewd be. f steels.
7 i,'i, V'li.tiu slerrs, f7.t .fri.
NEW YORK KRItKRAli' MARKET
(laotatlaa mt the Day on Varloa
t'osnssodltlee.
NRW YORK, Feb. 2J.-FU)L'R Vn
ettled. WtlKAT Spot market, firm: No. I
hard, ll.V No. 1 durum, l.37a; No. 1
northern, Ituluth, (l.eOVi; No. 1 northern,
Manitoba, I1.4HU. f. o. b. New York. Fu
tures feverish; May, fl.ffiV
CORN H pot market, firm; No. I yel
low, iflH7i, c. I. f. New York.
OATH HiMit market stesdy; standard.
61Wli'-': No. t white, 0OH'u.2c.
HAY-Htady: No. 1. $1 2;-lt 1.1TH: No. I,
fl.nmjl.22Sx; No. t, fl.omul.UO; shipping,
8.
IIOI'H Steady; state, common to choice,
1lft, ir-ti'J7c; 1I4. Mjwc; Faciflo coaat, 1H15.
lSixlSc; !!, MilOc,
HIDKkW Firm; Bogota. SZQOSc; Cutrl
America, H4o.
I.FiATIIKH Firm: hemlock flrt. M
(i4c; (econds, S:i(.t(c.
pllOVlHIONS I'ork. stesdy; mrs, f21.00;
family, fJlotlOO; abort clear, f..0tn
22.60. Reef, steady; mess, fl7.0vi'l7 60;
fsncy. III. WWIIH60. Lard, firm; middle
west, flO.ikkuio.tO .
TAl,U)W Hteady.
RCTTKK Htrong: relpt ,M tub!
creamery extras, 3sti17Ho; f I rata. XUftKifcc;
aeconds, 9I J3c.
1-sHJS Unsettled; receipt MKA cane:
fresh gathered extras, 2din 'sio ; extra
firsts, 2tVci first. tttjSc; second. Z2S
u.ay-
I Ilk-KSri-flteady; receipt. 4 it boxes:
tste whole milk, flats, held colored
pedal. l'(!lRV,o; state whole milk, white,
lsc; stst whole milk, colored, average
fancy 17tytyl7c; white, average fancy,
17tf liVc; flats, current make specials,
17ni7V,e- flats aversge run, lc.
It)ULTRY l)resaef. weak; prlcea un.
change; alive, steady; chickens, 15 W
losxc. fowls, 1V'.
' Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-4X)FFKK-The
enffe futures wss nervous and Iregular
during today trading wtlh a large part
of the business consisting of exchanue
from March to later deliveries. The open
ing wss J'us points lower under scatter
ing liquidation, which seemed to be
prompted by tbe circulation of March
notice, estimated at about 15 000 bags.
At some further widening of differences
tertween months It seemed poeslble to
swllih March fi-eely In to Ister deliveries
and prices ateadled up to 7.67c for March
and luoc for Heptemter. or about Si7
points net higher. Offerings Increased
later however, and further March lluul
datlon served to unsettle the market
with that position selling off tn 7.Nk
wulle rtep:eniler also reacted with the
general list closing at a decline of t points
to an advance or 2 points. Hales, Includ
ing exchanges, Hu.fta bsgs. quotations:
February. 1. 67c; March. 7.57c; April. 70Sc;
May, 7 ?c; June. 7 nc; July, 7.mc; Au
gust. T.tMc: Hrptemler, 7.IXX'; October,
7 lrc: November, 0ii ; IVecviulier. .U7c;
January. tUa. Spot market, ateadv: IUo
1 7s. e; Hsnlos 4s. loc. Very few cost
and freight offers were reported here
from t'.raail. but there were rumors that
the tone was slightly easier, especially
for Rlos and It was also aaid that some
ocesn freight room had been booked
wlihin the last dsy or two at fl .' per
bsg. atlhoiigh no change wss reported tn
(tlie official rate of f2 per bag.
Oil and Heels.
KtVANNAII, O.. Feb. Tl'RPKN-TIN-Klrm
at 5tS: sales, none; rei-etits.
none; shipments. IM bbla.; alock. .4'i
Dills.
ROHIX Htesdy; sale. I.OJg bbls.; re
ceipts. 1.54 bids ; shipments. 6al bbls.
S-uofslious: A, It. C, 1, K. MKA; F. (1.
f47Vil4sU: II. ft 8Cl6.0O; K. fi.SO; M,
fvoj6.7u; N. fti.uO; W, U. fii.ti; W W.
K60.
IT
Article; open. I Hlirh
irr " -. i 1 1 ' i
WhSHt
1 19-1
1 14i
"01 15V
May
July.
Corn.
Mav.!7nii4i77
JuW.I7ii'fcfit
Oats. I
May. 4,Vf(44
July. 43 u '.I
rorK.
May.
1 1
1 1
I
77
Low. ' Close. I Yen'y.
1 1'i
1 13t
1 H
1 LiTs
I
July.
Lard.
May.
July
Rlhs.
May.
July.
to !
20 6JV
10 M
10 60
11 XI
II 50
71' i TSfi
7tH'(ini 1 1 -an
4-,-il 41 1 4T4
mV 'i so 'i jo 70 i
to rii 'hi r.i.m: ai inu
10 37W1 10 30 I 10 33
10 6711 10 50 10 s2
1 1 I . ..!,
II W 11 32" 11 4."
II 67H " 4N-"I H
lihaiaae City Urala Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Feb. 25. WHEAT
No. t hard. tl.1iKUI.lf : No. 2 red, fl.Utf
1.14; May, fl.UvT; July, fl.09.
COKN-No. 2 mixed, WVtc; No. 2 white.
70c; No. 2 yellow, 7imi'i2c; May, lc;
July. 71'41j78'o.
OATS No. I Whlt,, I7J4i; No. 2
mixed 4t'u45c.
BCTTKH t reamery, 32c; f lists,
econds, 2Kc; parking, ISc.
K(.H Ursls, 24c; seconds, 21c.
I'Ol I.TRY-llens, UWc; turkeys.
prlngs, lijo. i
Mlaaea polls Oral a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feh. 2fi.-WHH.AT-Mav,
fl.l7S'117i4 to II 17: July, l.l.
Cash: No. 1 hnrd. fl.2l; No. I northern,
1.171 at- No. t northern, fl.lt1.16H,
FUil'R Unchanged. ' ,
HA Itl.KV-l'n'c.
RVI'V4H)Hsil'fc.
H!AN-fl.MiV21.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 7i'.4iri774c.
OATS No. 3 white. 4142')c.
FLAXSh-iCU f2.3lil2.34.
t. LotAs Urala Market.
HT. LOUIS. Mo., Feb. 2&.-WHKAT-No.
2 red, 1120; No. 2 hard, 11.17; May.
1.14MI1.16; July. f1.12i.
COKN-No. 2, 73c: No. 2 white, 73'
734c; May. 76e; July. 781e.
1ATS No. 2, 43UWo; No. 2 whlt
nominal.
Liverpool Qrsla Market.
LIVERPOOU Feb. 25.-WHrAT Spot,
No. 1 red western winter, 14 7'd; No. 2
hard winter, gulf. 13 6d; No. I hard win
ter, new and oholce, nominal.
CORN i pot, new, 1U Sd.
aaa'. Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.1 -81 'OAR-Raw,
nominal; centrifugal, S.02tiio.05c ; molasses,
4.2.'4l4 2Hc. Hugar futures were more active
THE EXCELSIOR
"Ve Okie W hiskey Shop."
The horn of old whiskies 10
. and 12 year old whiskey our ape
cialty. We aell all atandarl bul
lied In bond goods.
Ill KO. 18TsT ITgBtT.
TIM OAI.Liaa.ir, Mgr.
Fine Oakhiinks
H.tsoncd, ripllt, Ifcxljr Yood,
rttt to convr-nlcnt lengths for
flrrplnoe use.
16-ln. Pine Slabs
Direct from the MinneMtit
lumlrer mills.
Dry, clean, sound wood.
Nothlns in Omaha ao ariMid for
fiimnre kindling
quick, s n ft p y
heart Ii fire.
or for a
rrnckllng
Low Prices
QUNDERLANn
BROS. CO.
Phone Douglas. 27'.
Main Offlie: Keellne IMdg.,
J Ttli and Harney HI.
GET YOUR
SPRING
CLOTHES
NOW
And Have Them
CHARGED!
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Just Pay Mo $1
a VVeek ,
Hundreds off New Suits,
Coats and Dresses Now
Ready
uifs
$-1750
1 1 UP
Goats
Dresses$10
1417 Douglas St.
Out-of-Town People Can
Buy on Credit, Too. Write
for new catalog and terms.
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Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26 -METAIJJ-Iad.
f 36 bid. Keller not quoted. Copper, firm;
electrolytic, nearby, M 60; June and later, 1
tr. itrit -'. Iron, steady and unchanged. I
Tin, strong; snot. f42 b bid.
At London: Hpot coier. lu 6s; fu- '
lure. AluO; elet troltic. lVi. Hinit tin.
iist: fututres, A.1M loa Iad, i2 7 sd.
Hprtter. A-l.
. i
Fvaperated Apples and Dried Frail
NEW YORK. Feb. 26 -EVAPORATED 1
APPLES I u II nd normal.
OR1KO K'U ITH-rdi ne. steady, j
Apricuts and peaches, steady. Kala lis.
dull.
JMIIS 1077 BDAilBV
THE BEST OVER THE BAR
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