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Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
Carlot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on board of Trade

CHICA@Gl,- Fsh. 1.-The first specific re-
ports Of damage TO fall sown wheat which
activity and strength in the wheat market
today. At the close wheat for May delivery
was UP &c. Corn was up Ad%sc oats
showed a gain of l4c Provisions were 71s4
Strength in the market developed toward
the end Of the first hour. AT the immedi-
and initial quotations on May were shade
to ha4c lower at S44sdS412c. Factors con-
tributing to the easier tone were liberal
shipments from Australia and mild weather
in the winter wheat belt in the United
States. the session advanced trading In
creased in volume, shorts, commission
houses and cash interests buying freely.
The selling was chiefly by longs. Respond
ing to the increased demand prices ad-
vanced steadily. Late in the day report
received from Kansas City to the eff
feet that the crop in Burton county, Kan
sas, had been damaged 20 per cent by the
unreasonable weather in the last month.
Other reports of damage came from Mis-
souri, and southern Illinois. An official fore
cast of much colder weather tomorrow and
a report of blizzard in North Dakota
which might temporarily check the move
ment of grain caused increased anxiety
strong with prices at the highest point of
The day. Final quotations on May were at
were equal to sol 900 bu. Primary receipts
were 42l,eo0 bu. against $4,000 blu. year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of go cars, against 305 cars
last week and 239 ears year ago.
Despite heavy primary receipts, the corn
market was firm for the greater part of the
day in sympathy with wheat. Shorts were
active buyers and the selling was mainly
by longs. The market closed firm, with
prices at the highest point of the day. May
opened a shade lower to a shade higher al
4psa 1850, sold up to 447sc and closed at the
top figure. Local receipts were 1924 cars
with l6 cars of contract grade.
Oats had a strong undertone, based prin
cipally on the condition Of the wheat mar
ket Early in the day trading was quiet
hut later a good demand developed MAY
opened unchanged at 30lRa30Ssc, sold up e
30TE and closed at Ss4 dS7sc. Local re
Ceipts were lei cars.
Trading in provisions Was exceedingly &C
tive and the market showed unusua
strength. \ 5dl0c advance in the price of liv'
hogs the chief cause of the stron.
market, hut in addition 70 packers, com
mission houses were active buyers. AT thu
close May pork up 32isc at S467l&
Lard UP 7iEc a S7Tiq Ribs were i9iR
higher at $1.90d792la.
Estimated receipts for Monday are
Wheat, - cars; corn, SSi cars; oats. "a cars
hogs, IS O00 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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LONDON, Feb. 3.-Money was in keen
demand in the market To-Day and the sup
plies were not plentiful, owing To the Bank
of England absorbing large amount of
the floating supply. discounts were fairly
steady, continental exchanges being favor
able. The supplies of gold bound Tor Ems
land are steadily increasing. Trading on
the Stock exchange was outlet and dun,
is being the eve Of the settlement There
were some weekend realizations. Consols
Were easy and home rails were dull Deal
ers are anxious regarding the results OF
next week Americans were dull and easier
and mostly under parity, owing to the
lack of support except in the case of a
few speclaIties. Canadian Pacific was
active and Grand Trunk was cheerful on
the traffic increase. Foreigners We're fairly
nrm ana quiet. japanese imperial 6s OF
1874 were quoted at logs
PARIS, Feb. S-Trading on the Bourse
today was inactive, but prices were firm
throughout Russian imperial As were
quoted al S. and Russian bonds of 1904
al iS9. The private rate OF discount was
7-l6 per cent.
BERLIN, Feb 3.-Tradng on the Boursc
was quiet and prices We're steady Cana.
dian Pacific was higher.
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Coffee Market

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-COFFEE-Mar
for coffee futures opened 1T unchanged
prices TO a decline o. points IN sympathy
with lower European cables and under Eu-
ropean selling. Nall street was a very
heavy buyer on the strengthening stalls
teal position and the market ruled very
active and generally firmel with prices ~
one time about l0Nl5 points net higher
Just before the close there was realizing
and heavier European offerings. under
which the market eased OFF slightly. The
close was barely steady, but at a net ad-
vance of sails points: Sales were reported
lose; March, 7d7l0c; April 7.lOc; May. -
al sc: July, 740C: September. 7.551l7 zoe,
December, 1.s0dI90c; January, 1850. OF ths
were switches. Spot Rio, steady; No.
! invoice, 5 T-l6C.
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Clearing House Averages.

NEW YORK, FEB. S-The statement of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold SIl,l2It25 over
the legal reserve requirements. This is a
decrease of s. 'O2,Z25 over last week The
statement follows:
Loans, Sl,l5I, S65, i0C; increase, SG,25i, 800
Deposits, $,G6l, 403, l0O; increase, SlA 2gO 800
Circulation, S5l,y1s. So: decrease, S2AS, Jp
Legal topders, $S3 9SG, so; decrease, S6l5. 800
Specie, Sl92, 4S2 100; decrease, S5l4 800.
Reserve, S216,41S,+ 30, decrease, $l,l1s, 800.
Reserve required. S265 50, 775; increase
S.5t1,61S
Surplus, Slll2I, 625; decrease, $L7O2.2 .5
EN-Cnited States DEPOSITS, S3,26b375; de,
crease, S46S2 $50.
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Oils and Rosfn.

NEW YORK, Feb S-OILS-Cottonseed
frm prime crude, T. o. b.. 241s sc. Petro-
leum. steady: refined, New York, s. 90: Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, S7.55; Philadelphia
and Baltimore in bulk S4.65. Turpentine
steady; 6SlaG69c asked.
RoSIN-Steady; strained common 10
good. S3S0d3S
SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 3.-oIL-Turpen-
tine, firm at Soc.
ROSIN-Firm; A, b and c. s.. 20: L, 50 Al
3S5: /. S4S5q4 40; X, $50 NJ, s5S5; y, SS;
VIC, 1915: WV, x6l5
OIL CITY, Pa, Feb. 3.--OIL-Credit bal
ances. S.5S, shipments, February . 1858
bbls.; runs. February /. G.. 7sl bbls.; ship
ments. Lima, February >. 5l,3ll bbls. aver
age, o., 46D bbls.; runs Lima, February
-, ,9Sl bbls
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COTTON Market

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-COTTON-Spot
closed steady; middling uplands, ii. 45c
middling gulf, 1l7oc; sales none.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 3.-COTTON-
Steady; sales, 4l50 bales; ordinary, i-l6c
good ordinary, 9lzc; low middling, 1880
middling, l07sc; good middling NE; mid
ding fair, II 9-l6c; receipts, 1855 bales
stock, S932O bales
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. s.-COTTON-Un-
changed middling, llAc; sales none; re-
csipts, AZ bales; shipments, 80 bales
stock, 42,902 bales
LIN ERPOOL, Feb. S.--COTTON-Spot
good business done; prices points lower
American middling fair. 643d: good mid
ding, 609d; ordinary. 5.43d. The sales OF
the day were 1000 bales, of which 100
bales were for speculation and export and
included $500 bales American. Receipts
1900 bales, including 26,l00 bales Ameri,
can.
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sugar and NO,nsses.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-SUGAR-Raw
fair refining ? 15-l6qSc: centrifugal. "
Vest I-l6u3lxc; mulasses sugar. : ll-l6G
nc. refined, steady; No. s. 4.90c; No. =
lSc; No, s 4.loc: No 9. 4OSc: No. 10, 4cj
No. II. S.95c; No. II, SSoc; No. IL. 4S5c
ronfeCtioners "A" 455c; mould "A 5,05c
cut loaf SOC; crushed 5 &c: powdered
$50; granulatsd, 40: cubes, 495c
MOLASSES-Firm; New orleans oper
kettle. good to choice, 3OQ3SC.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. S.-STGAR-Firm
open kettle, 2&q2Ssc; open kettle centri.
fugal. SssI3sac; centrifugal whites. "a 14c
yellows. SAq3Ac; seconds. 2GS 1-l6c.
SYRJ'P-.5G50c
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NEW YORK, Feb. -BEEVES-Receipts,
$50 head; none OH sale. Market feeling
nominally steady: dressed beef slow at 74ad
SIec per ID. for ordinary TO choice native
SIDES. Exports. 1l9O beeves. 100 sheep and
), 140 quarters of beef.
CALN ES-Receipts 1O2 head; none on sale.
Market feeling unchanged; city dressed
veals. fair active and steady at 9Ql4c per
ID: country dressed, S1spl2c.
HOGS-keceipts, l,7oI head; no sales re-
ported. Market feeling firm
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1,9s2
head: no sales of sheep Market feeling
weak; lambs in very poor demand and a
fraction easier; good to prime lambs sold
at S7.j0n7SO; dressed mutton, extremely
dull at Sal0c per ID; dressed lambs, slow
and easier at lU0l2C
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.--CATTLE-Recei pts,
800 head; no Texans. Market strong; ma
tive shipping and export steers, $4.9Odo %
dressed beef and butcher steers, $3e9q4U0;
steers under 1000 lbs. S3.p9a4l6; slocEers
and feeders, S2.50Gi3.I5 COWS and heifeTs.
s.. aga %; Gamers, Sl.75H 2.35, bulls, S-.75p
3,55; calves. &.25u7O0: Texas and Indian
steers, SScOd4.sO; cows and heifers, S2OOq
$50.
HOGS-Receipts, ZOO head. Market was
higher; pigs and light. S5v0d5.90: packers,
~. lVd5.90; butchers and best heavy, S5s0G
5.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts 900 head.
Market steady; native muttOns, 30 sac Is
lambs, S5.OJqO.S5; culls and bucks. $3.01d4 90;
stockers, k3OGI3 so; Texans, s. 00G4. 90
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kan.n. city live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 3.--CATTLE-
market unchanged choice export and
dressed beef steers, s. 25qS.O0; fair to good,
A0Gq6. Is; western fed steers, S3.75u5 50;
stockers and feeders, S300d4.So; southern
steers. S3.25d4.I6; southern cows, S225aSS0
native cows, s2.25Q400; native heifers $500
Q4.SO bulls, S250u3.S5; calves $300u700; re-
ceDts for the week. A50C head.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market 90
71sc higher; top, S5.5,12; buir of SAFES, S0.ul
pigs and lights. 70. Z5q5.6-12; receipts for the
week, $500 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts, 100
lead market steady, native lambs, $500
10: western lambs, S5.5Od1.0o ewes and
yearlings, &.25u5.I5 western fed yearings,
S5.1vdo.zo; western fed sheep S4.25d515,
stockers and feeders SS.2504 10; receipts Tor
the week. 80, 100 head.
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E,nnnrntch AnnIe.-

NEW YORK. Feb 3-ENAPORATED
APPLES-The market is quiet. the demand
showing very little Improvement and stocks
are well held, however. and prices arc firm,
with choice quoted at 1i.uSl nearly prime
at Slah9C. choice at Zoe fancy at un1lLC.
CALIFORNIA DRIED Rt-iTS-P runes
are in good demand on spot. with quotations
also are in fair demand and firmly held.
Choice are quoted at l0Nil0isC. extra choice
at l0iaul0&C and fancy at Hale FeaCh cs
are unchanged, with extra choice quoted at
loc. fancy at loikmliC. extra fancy At 1ltad
l3c. Raisins are quiet loose Muscatels are
quoted Al 5i4N6NC, seeded raisinS at ., a
INsC and london LAYERS AT S6n
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III. AmaxIuu pennu1

At the word we smell not only that good
food OF man and child and beast but the
sawdust Of the circus. The lions roar. The
clown pours out his nleasantries. The
tender cracking of shells is heard all around
Peanuts Peanuts in the south. the west
the north. In the United States, a nut
contemporary tells us, are $4,000 acres of
peanut land and 10000 peanutters. Three
hundred million pounds of peanuts, worth
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Wool ct.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. S.-WOOLr-Steady,
medium grades combns and clothing. 26d
SOC; light fine. 2212sc; heavy fine, 19d21c;
tub washed, S304lhc.
LONDON, Feb. S-WOOI<-The arrivals
OF wool for the second series of auction
sales amounted TO SSS54 bales, including
400 bales forwarded direct to spinners.
The imports this week were: New South
Wales, 6.3Ie bales; Queensland, 2,4lS bales:
Victoria 1894 bales; New Zealand, H,572
bales: elsewhere, S7e bales
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81 .oo"coo. are produced here every yeal
and vet people talk 81 peanut" politician.
contcmptuously. There arc whole epic
poems To- the peanut 1t. is accomplished
the Admirable Crichton o. nuts. Ever,
part OF It lie useful II beats peas and corn
as = fattener OF stock and poultry. Ii en-
riches the soil as well as the farmer. Praise,
honor and eat the peanut,-st Loas Re
puhlis.
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G OFFICIAL number OF cars OF
ght in today by each road was
Tottl1 IIA1s
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-

%
CATTLE-A usual on q Saturday, there
was no market here today, the receipts
being extremely light and nothing of any
consequence doing. The total receipts this
week have been slightly larger than for
the previous week and larger than a year
ago by over 5000 head In spite of this
large run the market has been in very
satisfactory condition.
Fat cattle began the week with steady
market and good kinds were steady on
Tuesday. with the common kipds slow and
easier. on Wednesday, under the infiu-
ences of moderate receipts and a good,
generally quoted a little better than the
previous day. This upward movement was
continued on Thursday, when statesmen
pretty generally quoted their sales as
strong 10 Zoe higher. With no material
change in value during the last two days
of the week it follows that prices are
now Just about JOG higher than week
ago. The cattle on an average have not
been any too good in point of quality, but
, still there were a few good enough 10
bring $3.50, showing that really prime cat
tie will bring high prices.
What has been said regarding the mar
ket on fat steers would apply in the main
/ to the COW and heifer market. AS was the
case with fat cattle. cows and heifers be-
little only TO strengthen up again later
on. so that at the close of the week they
showed an advance of about l0c, the same
as steers.
Stockers and feeders have also been very
good sellers all the week and have beer
] in excellent demand for this season OF tho
year. Prices during 9Th, the FIRST half OF the
| be the case with this kind Of cattle, es.
| pecially when receipts are running wei
4 up with the demand the market eased of
/ week AT the close of the week il is diff
! cult 10 distinguish any very marked differ,
ence in values between now and A weei
ago. Representatives sales:
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CHICAGO LIVE sToCk MARKET
Cattle Steady-Hogs Ten Cents Higher
Sheen Steady

CHICAGO. Feb 3-CATTLE-Receipt
50o head market steady; beeves. SS.5oq6 20
cows. 81 .4Nd4.4o; heifers. s230a4.So; calves,
S50dG15; good prime, s5.30d6,25: poor me-
dium. $S50d5. %: stockers and feeders, s.. 90
al 90.
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head: estimated
Monday. JO.CT head; market l0c higher;
mixed and bttchers, $5.65q695; good heavy,
IS so6l6.95 rough heavy. S5656t5.75; light,
S5.65gi5. s2i2; pigs, $5.lod5.60; bulk of sales,
Sc. 75d5. 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1000
head market steady: sheep, $55oa5.70
Nearlings. &.aNH6 50. lambs. s. hh1f1. 20
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- ~
HEIFERS.

HOGS-There was a fair run or hogs
here for a Saturday, although the receipts
were ~ no means large, still they were
somewhat in excess of previous SATURDAYS
OF recent date, Under the influence OF en-
couraging reports from all selling points
coupled with u good local demand the
InGslSet opened about &c higher. The early
sales were on the basis Of S552lz for good
hogs. This price secured the bulk Of the
receipts, with some of the better hogs sell
ing as high as So and on up to SSH for
choice loads. The early market was quite
active at the advance noted above and the
big bulk OF the receipts changed hands i'm
good season. Some of the heaviest buyers
however. were still following bear tactics
so that after the more urgent orders We're
filled the market became less brisk and
the feeling little easier.
The course of values this week has been
almost steadily upward. The week started
out with values a shade higher with a
slight Teaction on Tuesday. followed by a
good stiff advance on "Wednesday and a
slight reaction the dsv after and the big
advance on Friday. The rurtbsv ,dvance
today places the market at ,-oin: that is
Inc higher than the close Of last week
ard the highest OF any day so far this wear
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ST. JOSEPH, Feb. 3.-CATTLE-Re
los head Market steady; natives, S3. SO
$50; cows and heifers. .sLI5q4S0; stockers
and feeders S2.75a4l5
HOGS-Receipts 5,2H head. Market ga nc
higher; light, $55NQ5.65; medium and heavy,
$5.60a512l2; bulk of sales, S5.6Ja56Il2.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, none.
Market nominally steady.
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Kansas city Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3.-WHEAT-
STEADY May. 5sl.c July. 76ssc; September
757sc 20. red 52d hsIS E5 S55 81 8
CORN-Stesdy; May, Ncs July. 4oi.c.
Cash: No, mixed s9c; No, white. 40iac;
No. g. &c
oATs-steady; No. white. SlaS2c; No.
2 mixed. e9lsC.
HAl-Steady: choice timothy. $l05Jdll.O0:
choice prairie. s. 75dSO0
RNE-Steady al 65c
EGGS-Steady: Missouri ana kansas new
No. WhiteWood cases included. lSc; ca sc
count, l2c; cases returned lsc less.
RGTTER-CreameTy sc.
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mo. q
Cash quota tons we're follows.
FLOUR-Steadyi winter patents 81 sOd
to-, strsEhts. S.. Soa3.S5. spring patents
81 75a395; straights S6od270, bakers, s. -
d2Ol
D. WHEAT--No. spring, Sid soc; No. 3, 79d
sac; No. red S5ss dS6hsc
CORNING. >, En41isc; No. ? yellow ave.
OATS-No, ,, S0lsc: No, white, Snda0lsc.
No. white. 3VGai.c
RNE-No. 2 Csc.
BARLEY-Good feeding, SsG39lec; fair TO
choice. mailing, 43@50c
SEEDS-No. I haN. Sllo; No. l northwest
ern. N.l6, Timothy, prime, $3.50 Glover,
contract grade, $3.50
PRONISlONS-Mes pork, per bhl Sl4 IS
nlll0 Lard, per 100 lbs. S76-leG 7.65. Short
ribs sides tloosel, sI.e5a7 IS: short clear sides
boxed, SS.uO0Sl2la u
Following were the receipts and ship
ucnts OF -four and grain:
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Sioux City Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Feb. Especial TelegramD
--CATTLE-Rcceipt 200 head; market
steady: beeves, IS. 75d5.l0; cows, bulls and
mixed S2.5Oq400; stockers and feeders, $500
d4.C1; calves and yearlinGs, S2.75d3.Sn
HOGS-Reccipts. 4Se0 head: market, a big
&c higher, selling at $5.40d6.55 bulk OF sales
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. 3-wHEAT-Spot.
nominal; futures, quiet; March, IS iOd
May, IS sgd; July, 6s rad
CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed
new, is l1sd American mixed, old is Sd
Futures, quiet; March, As lssd; May, is 2a4 q
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PhiIadeiphin Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3.-BCTTER-
Steady, extra western creamery, 27Ihc; ex-
ira nearby prints, 3Oc.
EGGS-Ffrm; nearby fresh and western
fresh lSc at mark.
CHEESE-Steady: New York full cream
! fancy, lf4c; choice, l3Adl4c; New York
fair to good, l3dl31zc.
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Merchandise and specie

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Total imports OF
merchandise and dry goods at the port Of
New York for the week ending today were
valued at SIG O63.6 SO Total imports of specie
were HA214 silver and go o9l gold Total
exports of specie were $lS76,299 silver and
STs75 gold
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ern, 1isqS4c, May, s5SaS5lsc asked. puts,
S5isc calls. S57tc bid.
RNE-Steady. No l. 6Slsc
BARLEN-Dull; No. e. 55c. sample 4OizQ
53c.
OATS-Dull; standard, 3lna2C.
CORN-SteadY, MAY. 44.,c; puts. 449.c
asked. calls. 44,AC asked
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Nlectrolytic copper were nominal at SlSonf.
1850 and casting at tlSm Lead was quiet
at $. @3sd6.s9 and spelter at Sol0rt.2u. iron
was reported steady.
ST LOUIS, Feb. 3.-METALS-Lca
steady az S5S Spelter. steady at S9,ig
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WASHINGTON, Feb, 3--Todays state
menJ of the treasury balances in the gen,
eral fund exclusive OF the $50, 000u0 GOLD
reserve shows; Available cash balance
Sli5 - sold coin and bullion. 81, al. 4iO
sold ceI tiieates. So. 7e5. 570
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Peoria Market.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Feb. 3.-CORN-Higher; No.
yellow, 41c; No 8, Ic; No. L. S91sc; no
grade, 36c.
OATs-strong; No, white, 3Ol4 q3Olsc; No.
white, 29kc.
RSE-Steady; No, >, &c.
WHIsKY-On the basis of a.2s for fin
ished goods
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Hank CIearinus

OMAHA, Feb. Blank clearings for to-
day We're 81 ,596 l55, %, and for the CORE
spending date last year Sl,ls3, 225.72.
The clearings for the week, compared
with the corresponding week of last year
were:
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cases included. 15dl5lkc frsts, 1sc: prime
frsts, lie; extras, 49, Cheese. steady. lie,
n12c
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FOREIGN Financial.

TOLEDO. Feb. 3.-SEED-Clover, cash
and February, &25; March. $3.50 April
$50; timothy, sl62 alsike, SIS.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 3-METALS-The
metal markets Were cuiet with prices un-
CHANGED ir tla absence or english cables
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nuInth Grain Market

DULUTH Feb. S-WHEAT-To arrive
No. ] northern, Siac; No. northern Siipc;
On track, No. northern, s2lzc; No. norm
ern. Soisc; May, sac; July, S5ssc
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SUNDAY
FRIDAYS SHIPMENTS


The following list shows the number of
cars of stockers and feeders shipped to
the country Friday and their points of
destina ton:
CATTLE. Cars.
G. NJ Britton, Prescott. Ia.-Q............
A. kienfeller Conrad, Ian. W........
Charles Smith, LenoX, lag ............... l
Z. r. Orlup. Ohiowa-Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
r. II. Mitchell, Lincoln-Q ................. ]
Crandall & II. Co. Buffalo, n. Y-Q.... J
G. W. Stroll, Strain, Ia.-Wab. .......... l
J. w. Odgen, Red Oak, -Q..............
Hesley T., Minden, lac. W..........
A. E. Shelleck. Woodbine. la C....... ]
". G. Davis Mccleiiahd lac. w..
c. J. Reese. Dunlap la. C,....,.......
s. c. Fletcher, Arion. Ia.-N. W........... /
j. D. SieVera, ROCKVILLE. P.............. /
Stream Bros, Overton. ,-Q.............. l
c. J. Ward, Cedoso, Ill.-R. I............. !
George Flint, Manila, Ia.-Mil. ........... /
brought in today by each road was:
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MILWAUKEE, Grain Markell

MlLMAUkE Feb. 8. - WHEAT
Highsr. No. ] northern, SO Soc. No. north
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sWheat ..
May A4SsHla SJ7sdis Ass S5Ss q SilRdss
July S3izaN Site S}Ss az Sils S3lpdhs
Corn
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July. H's4A ttA4,s ia ~ 5 4iizYSs
Sept. As 45isdi4I IS 45ismA &
Oats
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July ga 291s 81. 2e7s -.
PORK
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July II 30 IL slla Il 50 u ia Il 45ls
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
stock In sight.

Receipts of live stock at the six priucpa
western markets yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05

Articles. open. High Low Close. Yes'y,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
REVIEW OF REVIEWS.

This magazine is necessary
with the times It's illustrations
departments the bes
magazines all the world
as the daily
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
THE COSMOPOLITAN.

leading magazine for eighteen year: WIN tas
improved better
newsstand sales and in haxs
life
The Cosmopolitan printing what the people want contains Tegu
articles topics
illustrations
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05

OF the
Special articles subjects of the greatest interest are acn
national reputation
embrace during the s branches OF farm
Travel and VII
World Letters In
maintains
with
young Each of these
partm is a editor q theorist
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-02-10
Notice to Trespassers

All parties are hereby forbidden IN.
aer penalty Of the law, to cut wood,
deaden trees, or otherwise treeFass on
ny lands In this parish.
jy-6 emo. MRS. D1IANO.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-02-10

Does not this make an American
proud Of bis country women. Says
. cablegram: "Mapy interesting
replies have been received By = gem
tleman Of title in Rome, who, q short
time ago, inserted IN advertisement
in New York ana Chicseo paper.
offering his hand and heart in ex
change for IN American heiress. In
oil he has received 254 replies. ana
by far the majority appear to be
genuine. Several correspondents
wanted TO know whether, in view Of
the prospective hueband's title, the,
would be asked. father and mother
included, to ell OF the balls and
dinners given by the King and
Queen OF Italy
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-02-10
ON FOOD REFORMS.

-,
"e "o''reW''e W'o @'rnes 70
s'".. '''e u'e.ats :" her mousse
IVY :, '.uu'' -. ~ aoou' u o'p'oma''e.
- - nesn po's nave : urn
ro'1 :" ."e nouerh Hgvpt'ans.
1s'su t"e : 'onaseu Lane OF nea'tn
''u .ucsess canno. Keep snem from
.a'n'De sDout' unless You are mis-.
e.ess u the nne arr OF hnesse: First
- ~ you snoo'o learn 70 make
per1eot vegetable purees and soups.
10 COOK vegetables 50 that they
WI sppea1 70 paiate and eye re
qu'res 20 mean skill. Nothing u
more unaPPetlxlng than badly
cooked wa'ersoaked vegetables.
Dee'n oy suostitut'ng = well.made
puree 1or tne meat dish at the sup.
per or luncheon table. Try eggs
'ns'ead OF meat Tor breakfast. he
dnce the use OF meat to once q day.