Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1903, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1903 7 0 here ut $40015.05. Tron was steady abroad: | sh ving ¢ N o ¢ ' o r o | trom 8680 to 8890, The lgntwelshte sold [ steady $.6065.00 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | Bitageutlonea s, 'S dha dicaieanorougt | suopies as comperea with jnst aceounte. [ premium: toreten exchanse. unchineed: | OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARRKET | irom 55 aown’ “ttepretentative. saie Thixec, S o 10; Stockors and feeders, 8 at 418 3d. On this side Jron remaitis Gulct | WHEAT—United States and Canada, eaét | ui §1.8 for demand 5 i YT No. Av. 8h N Ay e G oas Recel ‘ &' ptHe, séll and more of leas nominal. No. | nortnern | of Rockles, decrease i W,.; afloat tor STON, Feb. 10.-Clearings, $20,842.2 i 3 ¢ 8.8 W R Rt Lol 1T R founary ‘is quoted " at .gw;:::ls No. 7| and in Kurope, ease LUW,00) 0u.; total | baances, $1,492,7:0. — o folm @ Ing at 3635 : bulk of sales, $6.5008.W. : '"Bat o pundry at $22.0 s . supply, i e 1,400, u y fely, 10.—Ulearings i $ N » Business is ‘Quiet and Uneventful on Board | LOUIRCER SRSy A0 0 Tooic southern | 01 A Thited Kia sieh, s ] LA, et Tmones "ilE". | Receipts of Oattle Very Heavy and Prices n - | n Slght. of Trade foundry at $2.00024.50. Warrants are nom- | of Kockies, increased 2,5 | 2 Buffered Another Deoline. 8.2 The following were the receipta’ of live | inal OATS—United States ada, enst BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.—Cleard K $ -3 e o 3 mong the more important increase re ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.—Ciearings, $5,524,257; 4 ™ 0,000 o MAY WHEAT CLOSES STEADY, UNCHANGED ported thia week were (hose of L0 b, | baiances, SLAKSI: money, sieady, sao per | HOGS SOLD STRONG TO FIVE CENTS HIGHER m T a9 o — Condition of Trade and Quotat &% Geago private elevators, and €100 bu. | cent; New York exchange, lic premiusm S0 » . Kansas City 11000 2ew0 0w A | CINCINNATI, Feb. 1n.—Clearings, $,500.- g $ 20 8t. Louls X 600 8500 d Oats Go Up Small Fractl n Staple and Faney Produce. m‘ol‘hbe“.l':ldl;\:"?‘:::::m ‘::‘r‘v:_r;?‘-‘«nrh_r‘!”:lr; f.l‘-';":‘“'un_ ’“r»:v“ o ) New York €xX-| pemand for Fat Sheep and Lambs | 8 . $ '2; - 8t Jn-r}Th . A8 89 Provi Stay Mueh a Market weak;: fresh stock, 15g16c, | 10000 bu. at Port Huron, 840 bu. at Port: | kg il Continned Brisk and Fally Steady |6 ‘ w ... e v Hror i e Vii POULTRY — Hens, 94@gioc; old g oan it o 00 bu. at Nashville NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS. " 7 I Before to Ten a - M foosters, iGbo; turkeys, 13GIs: uue i ces Were Pald for All % Totuls. ... “e .B.I!I 3,me ] . Cents Down. Sc; geese, (ysc; spring chickens, per Ib., 8t L. Grain and Provision i M Desirable Grades. . Whisky Market. el ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10~WHEAT—Higher; | Market Onens with same Spieit, but E o oky ESSED POULTRY—Young chickens, | No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 7l%c | @ - osing Lower, ;- B | —Steady nt 1@12c; hens, 1li3@i2c; turkeys, 15@ISC: | 764T7c: M, DO i N ool AP — 3 s ¥ CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—Trading on the | qucas, llg.2c; geee, 104@IIc. hard, T2Gi8%e NEW YORK, Feb, 10.—The spirited A SORIA. Feb. 10.~WHISK Y-=For fintshe Board of Trade today was rather quiet, | BUTTER-Pacalog stock, 19@18%c; cholce | CORN—Higher, No. 2 cash, 42%c; track, | gth and actlvity with which the stock . . $1.30 steady, with May un- | dairy, in tubs, 16%lic; separator, z4@25c. ;‘zn,:,lfrgl,(-. May, 2%c; July, 118 41%¢ | market 1ed today were not malntained | Receipts were Cattle. Hoge N s LOUIS, Feb. 10.—~WHISKY—8tecdy OATS: 3 \ | t shade higher, | Oy 47 KRE—Stanaurds, per can, c; extra Y and oats were also up a fraction. | selects, per can, soc; New York counts, per | 8sc; May, ic 2 whité, dige — — Provision closed steady, with the May | can, 4zc; bulk, extra selects, per gal., $1.75; |~ RYE—Str 4 at general declines running to a_point or | THE REALTY MARKET. products unchanged to 24c lower. buik, standard, p<r gal., $1.5%. FLOUR—Steady; red wihter patents, $3.45 | More in a few ‘active stocks. The most Two days this week 9 2 There were no significant features In the | FHESH FIsH—Trout, Y@ivc; herring, 5¢; | @3.50; extra fancy and straight, $3.15G3 prominent of these was Wabash, in which | Same days last week 5 3 3 Sontnand trade in wheat, but prices were nervous | pickerel, Sc; pike, ve; perch,’ 6c; buffaio, | ciear. 3..0.@4.15 led the s This fact madc the spec- | Bame we<k before . S . INSTRUMENTS filed for record Tuesday and fluctiated easily. Commission houses | dreesed, 7c; suni dc; bluefins, 3¢; white- | SEED—-Timothy, = v, $3.00613.60 uatly J pecullarly susceptible to | Bame thice weeks ago 5 February 1 ‘were good buyers throughou: the day, and | figh, yc; saimon, i6¢; haddock, Ilc; codtish, | M ) the fact becurae very obvious this me (OUr Weeks ABO. ... 3ol 8 . Warranty Deeds. there was some liquidation h{ local longs. | 12c;’ redsnapper, luc; lobsters, bolled, per| BRAN—Steady; sacked, east track, $2@ | MOrning, that there was very large sell- | Same days last year 61 . R. Juilansort to W, R. Paul 8 The opening_was steady, with May un-|ib. suc; lobsters, green, per (b, 2, bull- | s5e. ing going on of Wabash preferred under | .. wirin bunh THE YEAR TU DATE. 38 .. e R Teet lots AR & tiaek o changed at 79%@7M%c, and on bullish re-| b idy, catnish, 14c; black bas HAY-T/mothy, steady, $10.0G14.50; prat- | cover of the new strength which it was 4. ok P bk ool | of the market became grad- | Official Monda ™ 3345 6,465 frm; ‘No. 2 cash, 37c; track, 37%@ | 3 W@ | Lally more resctionary, and at last easy | Omicial Tuesday ...l ba% 10.000 > i ; " o e new st whioh C ihe tollowing 1abie shews the receipes of | b i |- EKWINGEINS 8. ..y cuarsshursssisesamsa z:rl.:.m::t’g-b:l'l:! ;:“M?"_l:‘l‘l]{{“';{' Btor | o es St fom. 1480, e, Al aiie, i R Mg o e L ren: SuShlc | caitle, hogs aud sheej at South Omaha for .| Allantic Realty assoclation to T. G. local traders jurned active buyers on the | HAY—Prices auoted by Omaha Whole- HAGG NG o Lo Smana tor thess Biocks ana_ the show of | Lig S er (0 date ato compariauns With jiol I . T 7 T e strene Sal Fianciece o naus: | [le Detiers’ assuciation: Chokoe. Mo, 1 Hb- | TS, e, nchanged: Sobbing: | FAtHes o shinful M Sibulation oy the spec: | Come ; WK i : Frangeke vavaic'and highand (o 6 sion houses 'sold freely and ihe murket | 3650 Rye straw, $. These prices are fof | standara mese, 31.10.° Lard. weak at $9.40. | Ulaiive poole havine them n hand than Sheep ... 861 61675 . . F\G. Byles and wit o A sl eased off, the ciosing easy, with May un- | b 4" cofor and quahty. Demand i s b to any sudden realization of their value at | ok e o e s "t oS, “Whar"were Huetai R R a Y- lvrl) sa. !ln—.em, st rd)"._!uxfid_ extra ghorts, | 10 L8, & es "on the part of the wide Avera price paid for hogs at South 6 § strom, lot 24, Sunnyside ad. . receipts In the northwest, and primary re- COKN );’q: Y g . e r“v}"g!'h } SHOFL GIopTe M vpread pubile demand. } he whole mo Omaha 1or the last severa: auys with com- Benjamin Foléofh and wife to C. & Ceipts "were. large, being wiu.0 bushes | OATS cleay Fibw, fio-11a; ShoFt CloTs, 310805 © . | ment of the day was'strfctly technical, and | Varisons: e - Block T8y MR, oot b s S arinie. erh waak” st "Ssutts: e ins o METALE Cead, firm v 8005, Spelter, | ¥ht Jrde influenced by the day'e fews. | iz ] T , By Red comiy {6 Wary Goeis rS ce 4 SO TIR Saes. € R weak: chic s, |.I8land fo ch the g e seeme ; i R Ao st L~ L uted o the ‘depressing Infuences. Grad;l xuw CBLERY- Kaamasoo, per don. POULTRY_Weak: chickens, 10c; turkeys, [.{slend 1o, which the ocepted it seemed | Jan. 151641 1 8 . Douklas 4 21 increase of L4000 busheis, Clearances | C {4, per uoz., 40w ide. Uc; ducks, 13c; geese, 5% B PR o e ot i that stock, | J8n- 16...| 8 duty W. H. Kibourn and wife to Margaret of wheat and flour were equal to S0, 1ALOES—-Fer ou., w@dbe BUTTER—Qulet; creamery, 16G2%6c; dairy, | RUAFRRCS (0 [IhS 0N e ton on mentimen | 32 s ) Sinneapolis and Duluth reported receipts Rk ST SEUTATCRECNE, ind Esntis, R & b wer: 108 fo¢ fresn, feri; dt Was moved dpward, i 1scs Of . oflr 2".‘"‘:.52 ;r’;ilc: wlv‘n':m‘:»*fl.u:;.";}::f:xp'x‘: N W PARSLEY—Per dogen bunches, d0c. Receipts. Shipments neral reaction which took hold of the s | NEW < Lom ghe Flour, bbls........ p Tom | t during the second hour. The sup for ‘the three points 106 cars, ugainst 315 | NEW UAKROTS—ber dozen bunches, dic. | holy Sy § | port of Missouri Pacific had no better e orn whs the ‘most ‘metive ‘market on the | TURNIFEVer bu. we; Canada tutaba- | Gors. bu- s Ko, The” Atchisons ‘were hecorded thelr floor, and. the volume of businees was | B5%. ber Ib, Iee aosen it | B - 3 turn in the advance, and among the pe- large, while the semtiment was bulllsh, in- iy ikl gaar 1| Philadeiphia Produce Market Ities Amalgamated, People’s Gas, Brook- flucnced largely by the comparatively ¥mail | €%, WCi 01d, per bu, e 0 g [iyn Transit anl American Smeiting were recelpty and the poor grading. —Shorts ;*‘ux‘s#x‘f-nfizle (e L - PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.—~BUTTER- | consplcuous. Sterling exchange continued £ < Keport of the Conditlon of the covered freely during the eariy parc of H&ERNGE Mim -g Steady, falr demand; extra western cream- | to advance and London to sell stocks here, § - tHANTS NAY ! the session, which caused u strong tone, | CAKMOTSSer bu J0C, -0 g0 . [ery, 2Tc; extra nearby prints, e { but these factors were we prominent : 4 ; i vty SATIORAL BANK. but lizing later in the day, resuited in | HECN, r g EGGS—Plentiful* and lc lower; fresh |t during % ng market = 2 ! sH The sheep market was again h maha, in the State of Nebraska. a! a decline, but the close was firm, with | bunches, 4, oL en bunches, | eaTDY, 19 at the mark: fresh western, | Call money con sy, ar: an advance active and steady to strong, with the de- | (he Close of Luasiness, Febraary 6, 1% May a shade higher at 45%c, afier sclling | JhAvishrS8—Southern, per ° 19¢ at the mark; fresh southwestern, 18@ | in sterling at y offset the mand fully equal the supply. Buyers| HESOURCE Dbetween 46%c and 46c. Locai receipts were u” INIPS_New southern, per dosen |1/C At the mark: fresh southern, I at the | risc - here to gold ts beyond were all out early and It only took a com- | [0ARS and discounts $2,083,562 06 453 cars, lw "| L B mark. | profitable limits, * ‘The sub sury took paratively short’ time for everything 1o ranats, osecured B Oats were less active than for several | bunches. 8 =~ er dozen bunches, | y CHEESE—Steady and fair demand; New | nearly $L500.0% from the banks on yves- change hands. Native Jambe sold ax high | ud unsecured 18,161 7 'p‘yn past, but_the market was firm, 'n ACH—South<rn, per doze! " | York full creams, prime small, 14G1fkc; | terday's operaticns, wiping ot the previ- |y as $6.2 and ewes brought 31.5. There were | U 8, bonds to secure te of 'the liberal commission house |0€ e Lol us g string | NeW, York full creams, good small, 134G | ois gain from thai inetitution and estab- | i . 3 no prime yearlings or wethers on sale, but | clfeulation 5;, The, close Jhs sieany ith May 'he\:,fi'-‘p”";m Yok haL Akl 18%c; New York full creams, prime large, | lixhing a net 'logs of $4200) since Frid ol 1t s Sofme part fat yedrings brought W1v. = R e i er at T%c, afer ranging , per, ou. box, Y ioc; New York full ereams, fair to good, | These figures caused some calculations (0 3 ‘ecders were again very scarce and the [, Ug 8 deposits Detween 3o and fii} Local receipts | CABBACE—Holand seed, per 1, 1Mo | large, 13%q13%c | be made on another unfavorable bank 424 : market could safcly be quoted fully sieady, | {1 8. bonas on hand were 164 cars. UiviUAi-1ed \isconsin, P s ; s e { statement for the week, but call loans were Quotations. Cholce western lambs, ., | Miemiume on U. 8. [ 110 & Atkinson et al, lot 6, block 2, Marvsville aéi. ... oty Joseph Chalmers and wife to James Reld, e w1t jot 5, Bonfleld... Sameo to Margaret Hughes, same 8 % . = BANK STATEMENTS, - et sre perere CERN ENY [ Provisions were dull bat firm, the hog | WiLe, per 1b, 24c; Spanish, per crate, 3100 | 4oy 0y ity Gratn nnd Provislons, | at a lower average than yesterday, and {5k 1 . 6.00; falr to good lambs, $5.80G5.1 bonds P situation tending o steady the market | DA A e Bl Voir etmatiot | 3¢ Mo Pighbes g | There ‘wan increasing cans i sccurtng | it cmeme ndaYier of cars of stock | htive and Coforado lamby. 360! Stocks. securiiies, et 138 08 27 e feature in the pit w me buying | TOMATULE g KANSAS CITY, Feb. 10.~WHSAT-May, | time loans. The bill introduced yesterday | prought in today by each ol w Jearings. .o 10; fair Lo good yeariin nking house. turni- of lard by cash peopie against foreign |© "\i.'-l-;!: OWES alifornia, per crate, @sTpe; Cach: No. 2! by the chairman of the finance committee | Cattle. Hogs.Sh'p. H'ses. | 7500 cholce wathers, $4.0G4%; fair to | JUTE @0d | X Hh_‘!‘ 200,000 00 sales, and there was uiso sc.ae baying of r“ LY » J + | hard, c; No. 4 hard, | of the United Stateo senate for liberallz- | c. M. & St. P. Ry g 1 E good, $4.0024,50; cholce ewes. $1.00g1.10; ¢ v mkl" m P fonal by local traders. The close was | $.00. FRUITS. s . . 2 rea, 8¢ |ing the conditions for the deposit of Uni- | Wabash AT b }n 00d, $3.25G4 (u; ‘eeder lambs, .25, R i, TP steady, with May pork 2%c iower at $16.9), 3 i J . No. 3, 6okt i ted States funds with national banks was | Mo P, Ry.... beter yearlings, FLIGQAON fesder wethers, Poe 1 pecenses. . 8 133,628 38 May lard was unchanged at 39.47%, while| PEARS-Fall varieties, per box, $2.80. | LCORN—April, 38%e¢; May, 38%@38%c; July, | consicered an Important inticence in the [{nion Paclfic system. 8.7504.00; feeder cwes, $2.50@3.0. Repre (Y lri;m #tute banks ribs were a shade lower at $9.20. APPLES—Western, per obl., 5; Jora- | 3c. Cash: No. 2 mixed, '8%@su%ec: No, # | opening strength of the market. The ac-|i & N. W. Ry, : L sentative sales: B0 r“nken . Estimated recelpts for tomorrow: Wheat, | thans, $4.00; New York stock, ¥.23; Call- | white, d04ddic; No. 3, 4. . | ceptanve of other than government bonds | & “j & M. V. R. .. No. p ue from approved 2 cars; corn, 40 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs, | fornia Beliflowers, per bu. box, $1.50. OATS—No. 2 white, %c; No. ¥ mixed, #c. | by the secretary of the treasury last fall L buck choserve agents . 38,000 head. GKAPLS—Maiugas, per Leg, $8.0GT.00 RYE—No. 2, dbe. | a3 security for government deposits is be- | 5" & M. Ry.. i . wastar T e e ‘The leading futures ranged as follows: CHANBERKIES—\Visconsin, per bbl, | HAY-—Timothy, $13.00; prairie, $9.00. i lieved to have been the saving factor dur- % QR ss ' cull lambs...... P TR . S—— - $10.0; Lell and Bugles, 311; per box, $.50. BUTTER—Creamery, 19@3c; dairy, 1%. |ing the money stringency. The provision oA s western yeariings.. -0 .lunnhmir'-. for clear- Articles.| Open. | High.| Low. STHAWBEKRIESFlorida, per quart, | EGGS—Fresh, l4c. P Elowite the Dropasel Eanalik oenal oo 3 western wes... 2 AT house s TROPIC RUITS. Wh Receipts. Shipments. | struction bonds to rank with the 2 per cents | " R 1. * eat.. : bt i Y 8 i A L s R | __TROPICAL F L Wheat e ee. 38400 ZL20 | ax security for deposits, ans cireulation | fiiinois Central -...... 2 3 tull lamb. ... Frerot pilonal banke ... o, . % To% LIEMONS—Callfornla fancy, 3.30; cholce, | Com ... e 60 6L6M | wi!l afford another important measure of "Total receipts......253 35 e i sise i o - July athinan Y ’ 6 P ERTT el i | pellef from "pomsivle money stringency. | mne disposition of the day's reccipts was D (s . cents ... 3¢ \ ) i i S orn| vels, Cy; — | The coming requirement for tne payment 5 A A chusing Y b . 4 saresnsionyed Scori— | ) 15: chotce, 32.70; Mediterranean sweets, Toledo Graln and See {of 810000 to the Panama company |58 {ollows. eash buyer purchasing the num native lami X [1awiul money reserve May 6 6 | swect Jaffa, $2.00. TOLEDO, 0., Feb. 10—WHEAT—Active | sharcholdérs make these means of rellef | *f Of H€ T o thieL ok it s 153 : BOACIE os irae I L 3%| % 4 | DAT Perslan, in 70-1b. boxes, per Ib., ana steady; cish, Wie; May, Slie; July, | of ial importan The approach of | Buyers, 3 a 4 o western ewen........ 1 | Bnacly s 28 taee | 6c; per case of d-Ib, pkgs., 2.5 Tie, the sday holiday may have had its |Qmaha Packing Co. western (we. 3 Legal tehd otes. ‘eb, | 8| 35 351 | 4GS« ailfornia, per 10-1b.. cartons, $1; | ' CGORN—Dull and steady; February, 4ic; | influence upon the realizing movement of d % T eWes...... ption fund with i o May 4@% 3T%| % 3T%@%| 3T | Turkish, per so-ib. box, M@lse. M 5%c; July, 44%c. tho day. Armour & C S35 etiss 5 3 western ewe 5 25 U 8. treasurer (s July (Sa@NimNah mG| sy | MISCELLANEOUS. ORTE Spull “ana ‘Stcady; Mebuary, 3ic; | The bond market continied frregular, | Cudahy Packing Co... yeariing ewes . s per cent of circula- L ool 3 % | sules, par val 3.5 i rmour, from Sioux City.. 5 yearlings and lambs.. tion) ‘ May ¢ HONEY—-New Utah, per 2i-framo case, | 453, Lot TR O 8 H‘u g pr"fn‘x’r‘i‘l'm"fi“:“-:s m‘ 'l’x'.:”} AReatit & Co 4 . Western lambs. July B SR New York, $4.60; per %-Ubl,, 3.5, | SEEDS-Clover, dull and casler; Febru- | % an the last call Carey & Benton ... : . Colorado yearlings........... Total L ! SAUKKKKAUT--Wisconain, per 3-bbl., | ary. $7.10; March, §71o; prime Alsfke, $8.0. e Toliowing are the closing prices on Jgvmap & Co.... it wes © b E prime Timothy, '$1.8. | the New Yo ock exchange ephens ... 38 ... ‘ rado e ooy Y R | Hill & Huntzinger .01 ‘ + 118 ewes : \R—Ohlo, per Ib., 10 | Atehtson $hty Southern Rallway ... 36 ) L : ewe R;'(:f-‘y w\»r“n.fh,l:-’ e ed, ic. Minnenpolix Wheat, Flour and | do pta Lo do pid it 1 Hukton & Co. o RIS ewes s Tl hreen, ot | MIMMRANDLIS. Poh. 10~ WHE fimore & G Tesn'& Pacitc([\ ty | Livingston & Sha o w ado twes.. July i e No. 2 salted, 8tc; No. 1| 77igc: July, Ti%c; on track, No. 1 hard, 74 madtan. Pacise TS ke e D e estorn lambs. ... 7 12% Ibs., Bkc; No. 2 veal calf, | No. 1 northern. ii%e; No. 2 north! nada Southern . 3 Union' Pacific Wolf & Murnan ; 2 Colorado yeatlings.... 6c; dry hides, 5@12c; sheep | " FLOUR—Firm; first patents, es. & OBIO...... do pid ¥ 3 B. F, Hobbick .... ¥ H orady vearlings a@ieer horse hides. $i5im. - |second patents, ELW; frat clears, 3265; |Chisaso (Al 1 s Watean ;- Bennis & o I U] 2 Colorado veariings. v yas ~Waulnuts, No. 3 ., | gecond clears, $2.1062.2). prd s lo_ pfd : G Colorado wethers.............. Cash quotations were as followe: I e s d4o; No. 3 sotk sheli; | 53 \Floars) H.100 5,00, g0, L& LI 0" \w el B T 7 Colorado lambs. ... 2051 stratgnte $31005.40; pabers. S 4sgyro | per Ib., lsc, No. 3 hard shell, per Ib., lzc; i .. ; o' 24 pra. 0 SRR Bolotann Iamibe L.78) straights, = $3.50G3.50; £pri tix Brasils, per by Jgop albstiey UL Jh ot Daluth Grain Market jChistae & B s |8 Cogtral ses total eveeereeee L 10,002 4,604 Colorado Jambs almonds, soft shell, per 1b., 16c; o ca i. @ N total ... e L 2TH A loras b ;T . erall per 1b.. lic: cocoanuts, per doz., 6lc: | hard, T7%c No. 1 northern, 16%c; No. 2 |cpe, 24 P g it Expross ... c today, as will be & b SRR e Ne N red g s os te; No. 3, 120 | AN B D0e [0°H10c: peanuts, per ib., 9sc; | northern, 7i%c; No. 3 spring il%c: to ar- |chet® £ 3% V"R Woli Fargo Ex. from the table of recelpts'given above. The yearlings! 11211111 ime ¢ CORN—No. 2, 44¢; No. 2 yell Foasted peanuts, per iby, ic; biack wainuts, | rive, No. 1 hard, T8%c; May, i%c; July, Bc. | o Spra. .. i Yalle-Parge & trains were late (n wrriving, so. that 8 EMIAGO SIVERNOCE MANIRD, . | CAPRsd - diecks J i ey 2 A e IR ) ; It bu., $1.80; TS—May, &' : } i o the middle of the forenoon before any cat G0 LIVES TARKET, B d o ATyl fo0i N0, 3 white, Lsgensc, "“.m“,‘.’.;u“xml“fil,“"d ARt W] 1 PATRENAY L 16,0 & & L LG & ... e ohanged hands. Packers were, of course, Cashier's checks o —No. 2, Wc. Do T - boa M arke 1 3 Vi the face of such heavy re- S - s+ og 3¥—Good feed # OUD MBTALS, BTC.—A. B. ‘Alpirn quotes Peoria Market. o' 1nt pid: : very bearish In the fa eavy re: : paanding o X ehotbe malting. Hgsie. s 42046c: falr to | (. loliowing prices: iron, Sountry, ixed, | | & 3 pra 5 td ; e e thut the general market was very | Cattle are Slow, Hogs Inclined to Be Dosits 100,000 00— 3,086,320 50 SEED-No, 1 flax, $1.16; No. 1 northwest- | Per_ton, $11; {ron, stove plate, per ton, i§; PEORIA, Feb. 10.—CORN—Firm; No. 3 |Dela. & Huds 3 elow and iower. N LA 38! Capital stock pald in § 500,000 00 Suiplus fund 100,000 Undivided profits, jess expenses and {axes paid ... . . 4045 33 National bank notes cutstanding veer 50,000 00 Due to other national DANKS ............... 535,600 50 Due to state banks and bankers L 484,20 3 Individual depisits subject to check. ... 1,245,354 Demand cortificates of deposit ......... Time certificates of N N ANt i e [ L2INBERY : s Higher and Sheep Stendy. Total ... il e y % 134, {Deln., L. & W Rt A ifberal proportion of the recelpts con § 1 X prime Umothy, .; clover, con- | SODPET, BT {0y, VAL REA% i tend, Der 1o, | " OATE—Firm; No. 3 white, 3G8%e. Denvor & "Ria stated of cor‘n(r(} eers ot oy fir GUallty. | oHICAGO. Feb 10 CATTLE Recelpts. BIAS O DNAVIRSER County cf Davgim o8l 2 it .70, ¥hc: brass, light, . g ke e do ! . ) Packers started in ng y i 4,00; market slow: good to prime steers, med o 80 v 171 w:laxo S—Mess pork_per bbl, si6.90 8¢ #inc, per 1o., 2 New York Money Market. e - BT at owing o the rapid break in | §i40eis0: poor to mediam. $5.0014.25; stock: | it R A L ;‘h:"{ the QT alard, per 100 Ibe. 85800.0). " Short | wEARE COMMISSION COMPANY. NEW YORI, Feb. 10,~MONEY—Ou call, | do_ 24 pid. .. - T prices’ for severs| days past, there iwas 8 | era and, teeders, 3514, cows and hell- knowledge and bellef. » o o 5 110-111 Board of Trade, Omal Neb= | qays, 6% pe t; slx months, i1 per cent. | do pfd s Int'n'l Paper % look a great deal lower than yeste | s 50 4.55. 10th day of February, 1903. Following were the receipts and ship- - Jayss i} per, GRS X INOBLIS: S1 DY * [1ilirols Contral a0 pta While in"other instances cattle had to sell T | 34,0001 AT R Yo 1. : ments of flour and gra, f Telephone 1516 | Prime mercantile paper. 1G5 POr cont . jloma Contral - e e P e T | While A o Rowar, This was, of course, ' 1eft over. 6,000 steady to 5¢ higher: mixed | (Seal) TR BANAGH, s, kL CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—WHEAT—Market [ STERLING EXCEANCE Song, Wik 80 4o pra ... 7" Laciede Gan ... fhelow day ot the season (o date, © ) and “Butchers. 3Gas: ool o choice | Correct—Attest: .y e our, bbls......... 6500 | has been nervous, and there has been a | {4l Pusincss in, baviters Wi, O, UG L B & s Nationat Bt \Vbat is roted above regarding the | heavy, $6.90G7.12%: rough hen FRANK MURPHY, Wheat, d 1 of v n_ watih range, s Lead .. lies equally well to the trade on | jjg! 0G16.80° AL L Corn, b i & m‘l’»‘“g“i‘:;"{_“;;‘fi‘l“’;“;,‘n," S Lo | slxcy days posted rates, 405" and .55 | Loul s % No. American ... market agolen o3 light, @6.s0; bulk, $.00 PEN_B. WOOD, % cows and heifers. Buyers were late In FENE 2V OOR: 1 ron Rre D ae 4 0| oF rellers finally. Cabies were 3 lower. [ CCmercial pite, BLENGIE, o R B e starting out and when they did they wanted | steady to strong; £ TON, e’ bu.. Y% | o e Mty Sisurpormting, Bty | o SLLVER—Bar," {Tihei " Mexican :dollere, |Met o2 Ry......... 55k Eacite Ml ... - Mel | % | si4e. | Mox. Cantral +.os01: 365 weople's G vl |0 bay the cattle fully 10c lower. Sales | §4.50a560; falr to fi{gfl:n";nk':.if"u'.‘m"." i ter marhet was quiet ano steady: cream- |15 a year ago. Primary shipments S0, | AT osing Quutations cn bonds are as |Mo. Pacifio ...\l 1% Pullman Pui e | many cattle in first hands. s Officlul’ yesterday: '“};;'xm" of the Condition of the erles, 16G25c; dairles, 156i23c. Eggs, weak, | asainst 244.000 last year. Clearances, 358,000 | o0y yy M. K & T 1729% Republic Steel ...... Bulls and stags were also slow sale and Receints. Shipments, | UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK. u@le. " | Weather favorable. To oftset these bearish | (€000 ) | i 1. & N ual. decootot (N0 bniini e s P lowes, [but vesl ogives Iisld up In ety | catde JESPORRE ¥ 568 | At Omaha, in the State of Nebraska, at the o g Y v of. 28, K N. ual. ds.....101 Central. ... ugar Ty o B o ' ’ P febr e e "sid by one. shill. Ban Fran- A Slex. Central da111111 TS XY, contrat: i Tenn S&E 8508, ShADE 1 the fat cattle market caused | Ehcep sessrigiiot 899 | “Close o Bysiness. Tebiuary 6, 10, clsco was 1%c higher. The seaboard re- e - S Yt - B 0 P R (L R e e a slump In teeders. ‘The claes of warmed-up PRUERP R o boried 15 loads taken for export. A Paris s k& T e P I | atle that speculators have been Duyiig | Kanaam ity Livestock Market Jsos and Srcosore : ay om Various|caple reported that the Krench crops are e R SR Tl Ix2" | Pennsylvanta . 11507, o iy s { for feeders for several duys past had o e y and unsecured ...... 26,987 50 Commodities. unsatisfactory and stocks decreasing ra oL N, Y, C. Reading --:..iiii0i. s R ol J0@ise lower today. A strictly prime| JCANBAS CITY, Feb. 10.—CATTLE—Re- | y''S. bonds to secure y NEW YORK. Feb. 10 o 1dly. Local with noi SN TR N o tat pid. 10 A I8 | Binch of stock cattle that had not been on | celpts, 12600 natives, 500 Texans, 5 Texas | \efrculation S 50,000 00 22,974 Dbln. exports 13344 pa | ReRecelpts, | contract; estimat v . 1023 No. Pacific 40 24 ptd 5, . 4 et may mot have sold much lower than | calves, 200 native calves: market is lowest | U B bonds to secure B4 pbla.; exports, 1344 bbls.: steady; pat- | “CORN- Market h 1029 do I ... 5% |8t L & 8. Fo . | Vesterday, but the general run of uiockers | of winter; corn cattle 10@16e lower; quaran- | . 8. deposits 100,000 00 160,000 00 s b_",'(‘“""nvl May up to 46c at one time, but ym:::. WL N & W. c. seed do 1st ptd Jha feeders were also a little lower. Kepre- | tine l0c lower: cows steady to shade lower; 8 > by tel ) g ¥ Premiums on U, .2@ | some {rom the top. The best help has Swsing o, .. do 2 ptd......... T3 lAm. sentative sales stockers and feeders steady to lower; choice A winter | $h0°% Le0Eh at seaboard, with 75 loads re- |2, R el I 2 e ; BEEF STEERS. €xport ‘and dressed beef teers, B.75G6.35: | tacks: recuriti f -4 w arades, $2.6003 % Tye Hand | ported taken for export. Local sales were A 1060 Bt L 8 W. 1. ¢ o, Av. Pr. No. Ay, Pe fair to good, $3.7664.70; stockers and feed- | Railroad bonds ..... 219,000 00 sood, $3. 8 choinour: | about 15).000 bushels. Clearances, 000. 9 100: do 2% s a b 3 1., PO TY 3 ers,. §2.15@4.50; western-fed steers, $2.75@ | Banking house, furni- X Pickwneat fholce 10| Cables wcre up moderately. East of the [c. of G. 8 108 8. A& AP 5.05; Texas and_ Indlan steers, $2.60%4.20: |~ ture and fixture 100 00 858 @ Duckwheat flour, dull, | Rockies corn increased 300,000 ~Public | "do s ihc /Il T8 So Pacific & Texas cows, $2.256/2.90: native cows, §1.5040 | Other real estate ! s aud private stocks increased 1,156,000 Con- [C. & 0. 108 | do 88 .........i.. Bandtiton ot the dbe 3.90; native heifers §3.00¢3.9; canners, $1.00 | owned ............ Btes (Jeliow western, | {ract’ cory d 38,000 bushels. Local |C. LTI rexan & Pacifie iy | @2.00; bulls, $2.70G5.00; calves, $2.5006.00. | pue from national ndywine, $3.40493.55. Tocelpts, 345 cars, with none contract: es- |C- B. ) T. St L. & W. 4. 76 | WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Today's state- HOGS—R¢eelpts, 9,500 head: market stron banks (not reserve < ¢ BERRZZeBIEERIR ) 1185 . 228 1 R % s 10, 1088 s 1062 1. BT 1228 84 1120 1238 2 western_00%c, 1. 0. b. 3 > 4 A 1114 |Uion Pacific 4s...... { o ' o . | timates for tomorrow. M0 cars. Priimnar: f ment_of the treasury bulance In the gen- to 5¢ higher; top. '$6.97%: bulk of snles, 36. I )’e' York. | receipts, 124,000, against 293,000 year, | & wio conr. da......... aral fund, exclusive of the $150,000.000 gold o4 hewvy, 88,8066 105 mixed pac PR - NPT 4c, e L f.|primary shipments, 431,000, against 357,000 | (i S Hyeiee Teserve In the division of redemption ; light, $.50@6.8215; yorkers, e, & 8t L. and bankers WHEA' o v Buftalo. | ' year ago. Chicago Termine g Rty shows: Avallable -ash Lalance, $223,061, 5 2771 b bu.i exports, | ~ OATS—Ylelded a little in price, and, con- |Colo. & So. 4s....... 91 |West Shore 4...."" 78; gold, $101,99,501 Stor: Ho 8234c, ele- | gidering the corn strength, did” not show D & & G, 4 9 (W &L E 4 1008 : ) g B Py | the strength sxpected. Ofterings from the |Brie pricr iles de.... % |Wis. Contrel da Wool Market. srreceei il : No. cast were freer, but this was in response | 4o goneral is... on. Tob. dn.... L Options had st bids F. W, & D. C.1a.0. 1113, [Colo. Fuel Be..... OSTON, Feb. 10.-WOOL~] ] ) JThey were firm and weak “ {5’:',',."‘,,.':‘,‘.“"’,',"“’:.,., " 3 fa at the ver. |™ «Oiered, g ,p‘,‘.m;.‘..'. F;. ubfuu he ;‘ M geors el s a | noted, with prices ho 3 A Colpts Iibera) and seaboard cléarings smail. | it s S, Lo eIt feqers | BOSTON, Feb. 10._Call loans. 4GS per | of% TRIhiRe T atey W not MR ST e | On the other hand French crop news was | day, 100 cars. (Clearances, 15,000, Thi cenf; time loans, {4@5 per cent. Officlal | manufacturers in the market, h steady at a partial jc net advance. March | only 424000 bushels standard and. 870 | /058 of stocks and ponds | DA rately abeorh sl “tne wool svaiable e Aelad e T i VArch closed at | bughels No. 2 here. Total public and pri- | Atchison 4 reedil iflhan e | There is apparently a feeling in the trade Fhpc: May, 81 ISuege Tolc; closed at ®4c: | vate stocks 352,00, increase 306.000. East | S “conirai i1l 0 Amalgmated ... 8% | that the top has been reached, and while “mvb' PO, closed ot _-7“?\ Sep. .‘,(, ;;“. Rockle: m“m.\“ lnlgrefued 911,000. New | Acchison ... e | pe lower ‘!wh;l« .ln‘ vx[t-c:!lL -t";m same > i . 0,000 sol or export. fd . sesen o | time any further advance s considered im- CORN~—Recelpts, 162,000 bu.; exports, .59 | * PROVISIONS--Market has been d |t i 2 E ] v X 3 , 98, ull but | Beten & Albany.....261 fopper B % | probable. Fine territory wools hava been bu. Spot, ateaay; No. 2, @4c, elevator, and | Arm. There was some demand. for 1ard | Beston & Mo ... ... 18% Fraikin oo i3 | selling freely, in fact being about the most | BSc. ‘no.'-_'t‘ ‘l:o!.‘on);fl;-;l"!:a Al:‘"\.:.whnv_ by cash interests. There were zy‘mo hogs; | Boston -'";'4“" & -‘;:'; l):u Roya! X0y active of anything on the 1 Fine '"‘J"' e f bY, 8 Jocal house and - | 102,000 last year. Katimates for tomorrow, |Lnlon Pacife 10018 Quovale R 18c. 4 Gl ; 3 s another o) e g {Mex. Central . 264 rrot 3 Quo! 01 E ollo or' g xport trade today. The market closed eu§ Ei'.',‘:‘fi. ’Ez'e-;‘n:‘f;'l-:n?l )‘lht;ml:llcoke‘:"; ln'r"'.‘ h'.",‘fl,’f |Amer. Sugar ........1H0W Quincy i ahh ‘fi'.‘x:: M J : ‘r‘"’.anf.?,"'i.v',.m I'(I P — Recelpts, 4000 head; market {,‘"d""‘ redemption t 4@%c net higher. February closed . |ers, the provision market holds without |acer.y & 7. 10% 4 medium, 16@17c; | Wyoning, fine, 14@1h ; 1Ay . hative muttons. $1.25@5.25: lambu, 85.00 | FURG coeoeeeein e, March closed at 88}c; ‘May, §21@ | any effort, and in spite of quite a bearish |Dom. 1. & § 2 ‘ fine medium. 16@17¢; Utah, fine, 14@15c; fine Al 103 . culls and pucks. $2:0064.50; stockers, Potal ieirsisedind ooveees 84,060,817 70 Sl sioted at 52%¢; July, B0@sc;” closed feeling i’ some quarters. | General_ Eiectric : aday medium, 16@17c; medium, 1i@iSc; Dakota, | 385 8.0564.00. | LIABILITIES at boc EARE COMMISSION COMPANY. | Mam. Eloctric 3515/ United States 14G15e; fine medium, 16417c: medium, 1760 STOCK ¢ Capital stock pald in § 400,000 0 OATS—Recelpts, 10,000 bu.; exports, —_—— United Fruit 1993 Utah 18¢; Montana, fine choice. 14@c; average. | 00 24 New York Livestock Murket, 0 o M . | averag 100 surpius fund ) 100,000 09 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, 42%¢; No. 3, & Averpool Grain Market, jU. 8. Steel B, (Victoria 17@18¢; Colorado, New Mexico, ete., fine, 11 06 . St - p Ry Undivided profits, less No. 3 white, #c; track, white western, 4 4 40 PIA <.rsesir. 885 Winona 5 @1%c; fine medium, 13 14c; medium, Me@ibe. | 1310101 883 . i NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—CATTLE Beeves | o benses and iaxes Wc; standard white, Uie; No. 2 white | LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10.—WHEAT—gpot, |Westinghouse com...1% Wolverine There 15 an active demand for fleece Wools i s in ~Recelpts, 1 car direct; dressed beef un-| expenses and (& 17,086 54 4iic;"{rack, mixed westerh. ‘nominal; track; | 816ady; No. 2 fed, western, winter, 6x 14d: | Adventure ENGPS (8 30 Batine datnand Tor Shace ool geosgens T8 el B |changed at 7@dc per pound: a lttle cholee | pald .. o 088 § Wiite stateé, 43gdee, s Tairly activé | NO. 1 northern, spring, 6s 8%d: No. | Call —— R B o e o g e e e, Latost cables giote live cut- | Nationai bank 'notes igs, $6.00G6.45. i roved SHEEP = Recelpts, 5,60 head: market | Phtgere ngenty - o steady to strong and active; native lambs. | [nternal reven $4.00616.16: western lambs, $3.85@7.05; fed | stamps .... ewes, $3.00§5.10; native wethers, $3.50G4.%5: | Checks and r tern wethers, §.0004.90; stockers and | cash items ..... 1,816 13 ers, $2.50G3.50. Exchanges for cle L St. Loals Livestock Market. it T e e ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.—CATTLE—Recelpts, | tional lanks....... 6,000 00 6000 head. Mcluding £006 Taxans: markei | Fractional paper’cur. steady to weak and lower; native shipping | Fency. nickels an &hd ‘cxport stcers, M550, with strictly LANIS oy dereive fancy quoted upgto dressed beef, and ) LW TONEY v n\nl?s u; steers under "‘s"# S ¥ stockers and focders, $2.4 B ? .25 cows and helfers $2.25@4.75. canners, K‘(T(!m"ad"y"::f;nh ;1.5@.}:‘ m.u-l. fz.:‘mvw. (‘nl\';imu‘mfi ™ esaarer .50; Texas and Indian steers, $3. ; 3 A cows end helfers, $2.153.30. " f. ot .08 clrcula- HOG Recelp' £.500 head: market steady | 2 . an 6 r > | wue from U. 8. treas- o 1 Eners. 30.8Q7 0. "o« | arer, other. thaw & B2 g BBsss 140 118 1016 1105 591 1027 1087 T 1082 18 83 233588 3 . 2 e . y . ding . 0,000 0 and steady; May ciosed at 2%c. fornia, 6 11%d} futures, steady; March, 68 London Stock Quotattons, PRy, A XX \ 0 1 1 s tle icady; refrigerator best slow. S%@gc | outstar e HAY. t;_ shipping. : good to|4%d: May, 68 d; July, nominai LONDON, Fei b R o+ o S LR coand 4 per “pound; exports today %0 catile, 2240 | Due to other natlonal o, o choice. 6. "GRN—-Spot, firm; American mixed, new, 3 theel and 350 uarters ; | poanks o iad sold ui $5.00@9.50 per 100 pound | and bankers ... 510,119 2 P AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 9% cars | Dividends unpald 7 0 1,966 head; sheep 10@15¢ higher; good | Individual — deposits v ew York Central 5 ., 23@ rter blood, 24¢ HOPS—Firm; state, common to cholce, | 4 O%d; futures. sicady; March, is 54d} Norfolk & Wester v no 1008 crop. 30G8le; 1801 crob, NI olde. 3ah Mayts 34d; July. nominal . : o 9 iniddle counties, 2sc; Pacific coast, 1902 crop, fgaie; 1wi| PEAS—Canadian, quiet, o 4id. ‘southern fall, 16@ise. Aus- crop. BgTic: olds, A1 FLOUR—St. Louls fancy winter, qulet, tralian wool is quiet ov'ng to the small off- £ ] or Dject to check.... 144,339 0 HIDES—Quiet; ' Galveston, .20 to 2% ibs,, | & 3d. Baltimore & Ohio... 106'3 Rand ) Tambs firm; common grades steady; sheep | Subje ; 494, RN % o ibs., Canadian_Pacific 142 R 18 | erings in this market < are steady; . 3 sold at $3.50615.00; export do at $5.20; a | Demand certificates 125, Ga'{fornia, 8 0 35 lba.,"Sc: Texas dry, | JHOPSZAL London. Pacific coast, ¥, | Glesspeske & Ohis... 54% combing, scoured, basis, 1066 average, | 3,000 B e O ol oot withaes st B sdbe | | 69,613 13 3 k% ¥ 3 o 0. W, 2| do 5@ 18c STOCK CALVES, e o vy 5 o kY 1 e LEATHERCFirm; acids. ugmc, PROVISIONS—Beft, easy; extra India S0 & S0P 185 |Southern Raiiway ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.- WOOL—Easy, but W 2w 8 lambs ‘at 8.5097.00; o #. deposit erees B00ATE 11 RO NB-Beef, easy: tamily, 315.00g | mess, 1015 3d. Pork, eusy; prime mess ¢ = | “do pla unchanged: medium grades and combings. i S T O OGS—Recolpts, 14 cars; steddy; state | Certified checks ... 11,616 00 X 10.50; bect hams. $2050@ | Western, Tis. Ha'ms, short cut, 14 to 16 *. 43% ‘Southern Pacific 11@21c; light fine, 16@1%'4c; heavy fine, 129 | HEIFERS. hogs sold at $7.25 per 100 pounds, | Cashier's checks out- H20GISW: city' Tndia mese, | ibe., duil, $0s 64 Bacon, Cumberland cut * #28|Union Pacific 185 sub waibed isg | ime aRT R . s 5 100 pounds. aghier's I g quiet; pickled bel. to quiet, 568 6d; short ribs, 16 to 424! do ptd NEW YORK, Feb. 10 -WOOL~Quiet. :‘l_‘. H -4 - st. Jese: United States deposits 100,000 00— 3,502,731 16 U GOWS AND. HEIFERS. jed shoulders, 35.00g8:%; | % Ibs. Arm. ta; long clear middi do ik Bid L T Unlied S Sised 731 18 b oo gt sy, fn 84; long i ol e [Wenelh 3 | 011 and Itosin, & AND 8T. JOSEPH, Total reeeeereesese BL060.817 0 o g E L RIS oas dull, % Sa{ shest e i o Pl 1 R b e TSR s 54 < . i, TSI B A colpts, 258 head; natives, §.7515.0; Texas | State of Nebraskd County of Douglas, s Bouth Amerl: ; con . $150a1. lear bellies: 14 to 16 1bs.. Guiet. 455 " Shoutd. | Missourl, K. & T.... 3 OIL CITY, Pa., Fob. 10.—OIL—Credit bal- - ,, L1410 an 4.75: ‘cows and heifers, | 1, V. B. Caldwell, cashier of the above- B A i, TR, LT | € are 1 £ 16,1bs., quiet, 495, Bhould- | YEAR" §ij VER Unsettled at 22%d per | Ances. $1.80; certificates no bid; shipments, . 1400 390 1110 525041650 bulls And stags, | named bank. do solemnly swear that the u'ifl"é’-‘n BT S Sane, | o et in o il s 0L; | ovmce. 24 per | S5 bbie. | average: @ o3 bols.; rune, W1 | L 1 1a8 i Vearlings ana 5045 | above statement la (Fue (o (he best of my i o " g NEY— . , | bbls.; average, 6,92 buis Dl 2w 122 ana feeders, $3 5 knc wiedge and bellel . TALLOW—Quiet; country, 64@8%c;”clty, American refined, tn palls,dull, iss 6. oL ey g T TR RS SAVANNAT. Ga_ Pon 100N~ Purnen- | 11077000000 130 140 HOGS - Receipta. ' 10 i ught ana | VU0 V. B CALDWELL, Cashier. A Firm B8 ‘American finest is 3%,@8% per cent and for three mon tine. firm, @¢. Rosin, rmi A, B, C. D. 1080 2 & Hght mixed, $.(06.5/%; mcdium and heavy, ubscribed and sworn to before m flf#fin—m ts, 6619 pkgs.: firm l&“&filna. l‘ar-o” Agw finset whib bm’:'ls ?&lm per cent ¥ e lg ‘:{9 "-i’a 1 H !TO(")‘(ERS “f.h FI-.EDEJ(‘EI ‘W’)Qla‘l‘h 00; plgs. 15..6@S.40; bulk, 36.50@ | 10th day of Febr uly, 1]:-:. I EENE ks, unsettied; | , Recelpls of wheat during the last three | NEW YORK. Feb. 10.—The following are | steady. Petroieum. sicady. Turpentine, seeee O oannnnee EUCLID MARTIN, c; western, ca ! A uls, Including 129,000 | the closing prices on mining stocks: quict. 86%@67c. Rosin, firm. . | T -4 Stenx City Live Sisck Maviet. M. T. BARLOW, ' . C. W. HAMILTON, SIOUX CITY. Ia., Feb. 10.—(Buecial Tele ed. 19¢: western, \ American. . ; % Joas s % by SR UL Ry o Alive. fren: turkeys, 13G1c; | Receipts of American corn during the last | Aam Co8 - 0 TR o L IS e WIS iressed, slow Lok . 4 - 1 gram.) — CATTLE — Receipts, 100 head; 1 5e: d : 'western ohicl three days were $4.600 centals. . : i b - 4c; western fowls, 13%4@19%c; turkey: i Ma: e i 3 Milwaukee Grain Mariket. ETALS—There was a slight reaction in| MILWAUKEE, Feb. 10.—WHEAT—M B e 1hotad " corioon, (here | ket ateady. Close: No. 1 northern #ye {4 Sugar and Molasses. w ey EG AL NOTICE. NEW ORLEANS, Feb 10.—8UGAR—Mar- 2 . i - LRULZAR (i thers ket steady; open kettlc. ING33l6c; open| HOGS—There s & bIE run of hogs here P.B. Wears. Pres. € A _eare. V-Pres lhm.,t GF BTOCKHOLDERS MEET. -t . rthern, e » 7% kettle, centrifugal. 3\ c: centrifugal is morning and. altho e market was NG, & £117 38 64" for” futures, "Locally i was | s "o PO MAv BRGRRe. {hotes SRt Seliows: radnc Seconss. | Son T Betdng ciarted. 1 wan evident &t | WEARE GOMMISSION C0,, CHICABO | Nouice iz herety fiven, that,the rofihe ; 21463 5-16¢ p were anxious supplies. o\ 3 t o opper advanced 2s 84 in London. closing | BARLEY-Bull, No. 2 si%e; sample, 4 | ¥4 S A %8 quiet: open kettle, nominat, | Btaried oit bidding steady ‘o’ ¥trong, “embere of the Vrincipal Lachausss | Boath Platie Land ¢ 1 at 178 64 for spot and £68 1 for fu- 4 " . el OMAHA, Feb. 10—Bank clearings today, | 13@2c; centrifugal, 8@isc: Syrup, nominal, | they falled to get the hogs and had to rai Private Wires to All | the oftice of said company in " o tures, while here It R-IIM_‘I;IOI; stand- | “CORN—May, 45%c bid. g.lu.m.n. corresponding day last year, | 19@2ic. - helr bids. The bulk of the hogs sold strong} GILAIN, FROVISIONS, N1OCRS, DONDS | l.nukl.;ll\ll ‘n)dl“ a. m., on the #th day ard P.’::‘ at w 100 ~- . -007.665.72: increase, $146,308.60. NEW YORK, Feb. 10—SUGAR—Raw. | to s higher than vesterday and in spite o Bought and soid for cash or of March. A D IME . o ectors ai- ol 80, Visible Supply of Gral NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—Clearings, $27%.- | firm; fair refining, 33-16c: centrifugal. 9 w opening practically everything wa: future delivery. By order of the bagrg of direct o sident flm-“ ad was quiet here at $4.18 339,623; balances, $13.114.59%. test, 3%e: molasses sugar, 25-16c; refined osed of t a reasonably early hour. The | OMAHA BRANCH. lv-111 Doard of Trade MINOR. Secretary. p and At Z11 88 84 Spelter was| NEW YORK. Feb. 10.—Special cable and | - CHICAGO, Feb. 10— Clearings, $6,260.50(; | firm of the medlum welght nogs sold trom Jelephune g A Bicoln Neb., Feb. 1. ises ¥3 4 dull wt £30 Ts 6d in London and was quiet | telegraphic advices recelved by Bradstree! Dbalances, $1,425,063; New York exchange, bc | MOLASSES—Furm, lum, to 36.¢7%. with the prime heavy hogs W. B Ward, Locai M- nage Lincoln, Neb., 3 3 333832 Byzer i,