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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

Features of the Trading and CIOsing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

EEACG& on boAI0 Oh
CHICAGO, Feb. ls.-The price of wheat
for May delivery declined sharply today be-
cause OF general selling induced by lower
prices at Liverpool and by the prospects
OF a more liberal movement in the the
northwest At the close the May option
was down 1hQ1Ac Corn was on NC Oats
were down nc. Provisions declined lSc TO
The wheat market opened weak following
q sharp decline at Liverpool. which was
eaid 10 have been caused by diminished
shipping demand. The market was also
affected somewhat by, increased receipts
selling by local ans outside longs was gen
eral. Toward the middle of the day the
market rallied on an active demand by
was short lived. Renewed Hasulldation BY
longs caused another slump. During the
last hour there was FREE seii SCI oy e ,Sn,
receipts AZ Minneapolis and Duluth are
likely 90 increase during the remainder OF
this month The market closed weak With
opened &C 20 &c lower AT 7S5tc to lsssc. sold
up 10 soSte and then declined 70 7Sc. Final
wheat and -four were equal TO f2s. 100 bu.
Primary receipts were s3s 900 bu-, against
Su b 1SI fhe s s4e cheaso st reported re-
ceipts OF 60 cars. against ibs cars last
week and sss cars one year ago.
the greater part Of the day, but fairly ac-
tive demand by elevator concerns pre-
vented any material decline Of prac s,-s Ine
ing influence. Commission houses were
the principal sellers The market closed
steady. May opened a shade TO h4Ac
lower al 4s5fc 10 ssSsc. advanced 60 46szc
and closed at t6l164easc. Local receipts were
So cara with none Of contract grade;
Trading In oats was very quiet and the
market Was inclined 70 be weak Ths
break in wheat induced pit traders and
local longs 10 sell. but offerings were well
taken by cash houses, May opened Ae %
&C lower at 4oAtc 10 4c1kc, sold up TO so<c
and closed at s0Ac Local receipts were
Sa cars
Provisions showed considerable weakness
despite q 5000 advance in the price OF live
hogs. An ofiicial report. which stated thal
in the country than on the same day last
year caused free selling. An anticipated
falling on IN the demand for meats during
the lenten season also weakened prfcef
At the close May pork was down Sc 81
AZ Al lard was down I7l<c at Se.Ei4c-
Rihs were lsc dover Al $50
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; wheat
a cars: corn, SO cars; oats. les cars; hogs
MOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Kansas CITY 1--we stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Feb, 3.-CATTLE,-
Receipts, II. 900 head, including 500 south
erns. Market steady. Top, 36.25. Choice
export and dressed beef steers. s5SS9
f stp .td fair S0S stosssl. sDs fss
ers s5.seGa.S0; southern steers, s3.s0u
500: southern COWS, s2.5oqS.75; native
cows tf;te9lss; native heifers, !2soq
725
HoGs-Reoeipts, 1900 head; market
% hiEner; e aSEo Wesk. Top. SLlsA PYLE
packers. ,7.0o@T-1o; pigs ana lights, ISIS
6T.ob
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. $50
ewes and yearlings, $500 q 500; western
fed yearlings. 1875 q $685. western fed
sheep. st.756b.s5: stockers and feeders.
ss5a 500.
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OrI. ana no.iu

NEW YORK. Feb. 13-OILS-COttOnseed.
steady TO strong; prime crude, T. o b. mills.
sc; yellow, T. o. b. mills, Sic Petroleum.
steady; refined. New York. E.I5. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, E-75; Philadelphia
and Baltimore. In bulk. tA6 Turpentins.
RosIN-Firrns strained. common 10 good.
81 AoG4A
SAVANNAH. Ca. Feb. lG-oIL-Turpen-
RosTN-Firm. Quote: A. B. c. d, yaS:
z $40; =. q, slls; I, hss; / $3.50; X
Szs; y. $50; W. O., SaEs W. w. $50.
oil CITY. Pa. FEB. ls-OIL-Cred!t
balances. sl.s8 Runs, 1851 ibis
average, sT,72s bbls-; shipmenfS sI2bT4
bills; averages. 1s2.stE Sbls.
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Foreiga Financial.

LONDON. Feb. I3-supplies Of money
were easy In this market today. Discounts
a cheerful tone continued 10 prevail and
business for the new account was OF fair
dimensions Gilt edge securities. Grand
most attention az advancing prices. Amer
cans opened nrm ana frEctionslly deArer
than yesterday. In the afternoon New
York accepted the London level and sup
ported the list generally. United States
Steel was the most active stock Foreign
srs were drmer. after opening easy. Among
mining stocks DeBeerl had the greatest
strength yapanese imperial - Of 1904
closed Al lmA-
prices were generally unchanged
PARIS. Feb E.-Prices on the Bourse
today improved owing . the belief that
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-MONET-On call,
steady At Efa4h Per cent; ruling rate. ~
~ per cent; closing bid, ~ per cent
offered. al ~ per cent Time loans, duh
and firm; - and - days and months. $40
81 per cent
Der cent
STERLING ExCHANGB-Hsavy at re-
COyery. with actual BUSINESS In banker
bills at tSf6o0a S46 for demand and az
- sJtsff4. so45 for sixty day bills; posted
rates. H1h and ASA; commercial BILLS
s. SQitd eOak
sILvER-Bsr. SSAo. Mexican dollars,
TIC.
BONDs-Steady; railroad irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds were a.
F,Fn
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NEW YORK. Feb. B.-COFFEE-MArlk
for futures opened steady a. unchanged
prices TO a decline OF 5 palnts. which
vas about in nne with the European mar
kets During the middle session the market
worked up 70 q psrtfal net gain Of I'VE
points. on buying ~ trade interests and
the Eteaciness or tie near positions. but
later prices eased on again under realizing
and the market closed steady, net un-
changed 70 1--WE points lower Sales were
reported OF loo bags, including March a.
8 &c; NAY. Sslc; July, Asa SC: September.
&C; December, s-lscs January. sl5c. Spot
cofffe. steady: re. No. = 1c. santos. No
4 Sc mid o0nes steady: CordOya. sSl2ste.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

ootatIons of the Day on Various
Cornmaafffea.

9otattona of the Day on Nnrhoua
Commoditfen.
NEW YORK. Feb is-FLOUR-Re Receipts.
4S bbls. exports. s.sS bills. steady.
but quiet; Minnesota patents tAlya -,
bakers. s. &d2.7b; winter patents, y 90
ass; winter straights. s. 5Gs 50; winter ex-
tras, sI0dsoo; winter low grades, sz709
80 Rye hour firm; sales 80 bbls.; fair
70 good. t5.sd8.So, choice to fancy, - Sc
~. Buckwheat -four quiet; NlVgASe' spo'
CoRNMEAI,-Quiet; fine white and vel
low, 5. 5D6l-5' coarse, t-loGl2' kiln dried.
wHEAT-Reoeipts. $500 bu.; exports.
7.so bu-; spot market easy; No. red sac,
elevator; No: red. SC, {, Q. b. afOat; No;
winter Sc. Z. o. b. afoat. With the ex-
ception Of a short time after the opening,
wheat was inclined towards weakness to
day, and at the close showed DC net de-
cline A lack of aggressive bull support
some heavy afternoon selling and proc
| poets for larger northwest receipts. OWNS
| influences May closed at sac; July at Sc
/ CORN - Receipts. 1850 bu- exports
elevator and sakc {. Q. b anoati No. {
I white, 5s11c; No. 2 yellow, 5SAEc. I. o. b.
Ahoat. Options were quiet, but steady
oATsIReceipts, tSs0o bu.; spot. strong
mixed. g to 80 lbs. 47h1c; natural white
90 to IS Ibs SsasliSc; clipped. IS to 70 lbs
HAY Steady; shipping. AsSc: good tc
choice. 81 0OqI10
| hOPS-Dull: state, common 10 choice
/ 1896, l6aGSc; same, 1906. SQllo Pacific coast
/ 1906 l2ql5c; 1896, l0dl3c-
HIDEs--steady: Galveston, % to e lbs
&c &C; California II 2 a to 3 ibs' Nc Texas
LEATHER Steady; acsd. zHanc
/ PROvIEIONS-Beef firm; family. Nh0
I d15.50: mess. se.00de.50; beef hams, 1880
/ 2A00; packet, Sllo0d120o: city, extra India
1 mess. 81. 00d23 So Cut meats, firm; picked
/ bellies. s10-50d12Oo; picked hams. ~. %
/ Lard. easy: western prime, S0Wdl0lo
4 nominal refined. barely steady, continent
] S04o; South America. Sl1-0o: compound
! ss.50d8 Is. Pork, steady; family, 81. 90
( short clears, S1sood7s.2S. mess, flS5oQi95o
/ TALLoW-Steady; city. 67o; country
RIcE-ouiet; domestic. fair to extra, 81
/ Q6Ac, Japan. nominal
! POULTRY-Live firm; fowls and turkeys
Lee. Dressed quiet: western chickens. 10
! lSc; turkeys, 1+d17c; fowls, salS1Ec-
/ BUTTER-Strong; street price eXtrt
I creamery, Sz1kdS3c; official prices creamery
/ common TO extra. 22qZ3c; held, common q
4 extra, 3eT30c; state dairy, common to hnest
] 3od3oc; renovated. common TO extra, lsl
/ 24c: western factory, common TO hnets, l11
/ ono; western imitation creamery, hrsts,
I d23c.
/ CHEEsE-Firm: state. full creams, small
| and large, September, fancy, l4%c; Octooe
I best. l5as d14Ac; good TO prime, lDdlS&e
winter made. average best, l2Ac; inferior
l1LQ7Zkc.
EGGs-Firm; state, Pennsylvania sn'
nearby fancy selected. white, 3gdSlc; sam
choice, 2Sd2ac; state. brown and mixed
I extra sc: western frsts, DC. Ofncia
4 prices: F1rsts. DC; seconds. 24Axq25c; first
TO extra firsts, e6dZ7c
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. I3.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, Lees head; market for choice
steady; others slow to i0c lower; steers.
A.75dS30; few fancy. $780, bulls. -. t0QS 70:
COWS s.. B64.B; one car extra fat A.4oS ex-
CALVES-Receipts. go head market for
veals active and generally B@5oc higher;
western calves slow; veals. t6,00GIog0: few
western. sS.8; dressed calves. firm; city
dressed. SQ1so per 10; country dressed. 50
i5c per ID.
Hoes Receipts. 1GOo head: market
steady
SHEEP AND LAAGBS-Receipts a@l
head; market for sheep steady; for lambs
VIZ lambs, 1000. 40: exports, Lon sheep.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-METALS-Tin
in London declined los. with spot quoted
at flsl l5s and futures at f1sl. Locally,
the market was easy and lower than on
Monday, with spot quoted at si21ah
Copper Was higher in the London market
with spot quoted at f1OS@l0s. Locally
the market was firm with lake At et5.0o
casting al S24.e5 a SAYS. Lead was un-
changed At fls los in London and $500
o $40 locally. Spelter was nrm and 6
London market was higher at f2s 2s Sd
Iron was unchanged in the English mar
kets with standard foundry quoted al
Locally the market was unchanged No
/ foundry northern is quoted al s2s.2b q
1885. No. foundry northeFn al sfl7s
q 2s.1b; No. ] foundry southern at $1,000
S7S.O062s00.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. i3-METALs-Lsad
steady AZ $50: spelter, $3.50.
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Evapor~ted Apples ana DRIED Fruit.

NEW YORK. Feb 3.-EVAPORATED
APPLEs-Markst steady; choice. sit6s1Sc;
prime. TIE
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
I'm fair demand. with prices steady a. q, Ia
Sc for California fruit: Oregon primes 10 70
sos. are quoted AT sAGse. ApF1oots are IN
extra choice. lsi4c: fancy. tsde0e Peaches
are strong owing 20 the Hight supplies
choice. ud115kc: extra choice. Ia Gf1s5ke
fancy. 11A6isc: extra fancy. ls0Ibc Rafsius
are IN 5obbing demand: loose Nuscatels
T.tesc; seeded F<Q1Oc: London layers. q g
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

J. NJ MillAux, South Dakota.
q feeders. So 3 IA cows. 81 IS
William Moncreihe. Wyoming.
81 feeders. 81 BIS
MAlcom Moncriede. Wyoming
IS feeders. 81 10 . cowB..-.-l1es 8 s
HOGS-There was not enough difference
between the hog market Of yesterday and
today 70 talk about. II opened this morn
ing 4 little stronger than last nights close
OF In practically the same notches as yes
tsrday morning. The early hogs sold very
largely al $50 with good sprinkling Of
The better iOadE above that figure. the
same as early yesterday. IL eassd on then.
the same a. II did late yesterday, all the
strength Of the morning being lost Prom
that time on until the close the trade was
dull and slOE.
Reprt sentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14


p H. UpdIke TO Hattie B. Updike
lots ! and 4 block II Higiard
Mabie ". sinner ana husband to '
Mllliam W connoran, lot 10. Fend's
z r. Hume e1 to IIE1ie R WeicK. lot In
I. block 10 Clifton I'M. ...,........... .
was. Real Estate Co. SUB lot S tax
T. lots and Z block d Wilcox
same to same. lot il. block / saund- '''
erS and Heimbaugh's. ...........-...... 80.
z; r. Hume and wife 70 Byron B.
n ss.insss io's 70 - oiock ga
Edwsrd D. Jones and wife 10 samuel
=. Beck. lot !. block Haieyon
salthas letter and wife TO Irene L.
Macpherson. lot s. block {, letters
nellie ellie Z. simmons to irene l. Mac:
Pherson. lot 3, block s Haleyon
Lewis g. Cameron ana wife to Edwin
Hindley and wife lot 4, block
Monmouth Park .-.-.-....-.-. .-.-.-.-- LOO
John II Trsnerry. lot Il. block Il
ave G1s' to same. me- lot il, block II Orchard
Robert OBJ. o. FINK. county treasurer. 10
Lena Wreith, lots Is and ls. Wirth's
yos I'M W Mcdonald. sheriff. 70 David -
y. Martin. part tax lot 10 sec.
Harvey al ,s,' I Adams ana wife To- c. D. $50
Armstrong. lot block 5. Eoyd's
J. III woodward To- James A Ken
neyd. lot :. A. II. Saunders Add. $50
Lacy Jackson and husband 10 Harry
Twinting, lots - and 100 Giss's
Prank a Lewis ana wife TO c. q
1870 4ns;s, Pa Plses ana a other lo S.oeA
Total .....................ti1.sa
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. l-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. a0o head, including 800 Texans;
market steady; native shipping and exports.
q. &d5 Is; dressed beef and butcher steers,
81 SOS. 20; steers under 100 pounds. s. ia
acc; stoekers and feeders, Se0d4 Is; cows
and heifers. 169s.8. cAnnsrs 320092 80;
bulls. S2.694b0; calves. 81 1880; Texas
heifers, s. hkaS so
HOGS Receipts, $500 head; market salOc
higher; pigs and lights, ts.Ss97. II; packers.
t6&67H
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 300 head
market steady; motive muttons. g. SOS 50,
lambs, - &@f.sQ; culls and bucks, s 00d
400; Btockers, $aBdaA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreets show the following changes IN
available supplies, as compared with pre-
yious account: Wheat: United States. east
Rockies decreased .e4se oe bu. Canada. in
creased s., 900 bu.: total United States and
Canada. decreased go, 900 bu. aaoat for and
United States and Canada, increased.
aO<2 900 bu Oats: United States and Can
ada, decreased 1,0S4 900 bu-
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,IiIunnLee Grnin Nnrket

MILWAUKEE. Feb. I3.-WHEAT-
Steady; No. / northern. s3h @ SIC; No. 2
northern. SEQ sac: May. 7sQ7sAc asked
RYE%Stesdy; No /, 6sq6shc.
BARLEY--Steady; No. g. sic: sample
81 q soc.
coRN-steady: No. cash, 4sE @42hc;
May. 46M d46Ac asked
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7SAsc; No. hard. sf7tGS5aic; No. northern.
sZ7td2ac; No northern. 0AdS1ssc. No.
northern. 7adSnc
FDOUR-First patents. N.3-G44o; second
patents fi1SdAE, first clears, S-zSdA1i
second clears s. t0d1e0
BRANDT Ef717N
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PhiIadeIphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 12-EGGs-Mar-
ket steady, fair demand; western fresh,
sc at mark.
CHEESE-Market hrmsr. good demand
New York fun creams, lsASltke.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

Treasur Statement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l3-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances In the gen.
erai fund. exclusive OF the S15o, O00, 600 gold
reserve. shows: Available cash balance
$40, 49, as gold coin and bullion. 500. ia $50
gold certificates, So 81 GO.
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Liverpool Grain and provisions.

LIVERPOOL. Feb n.-WHEAT-SpOt
strong; No. red, western winter, 6 p.
Futures, firm; March. 6 7hdS May. g. SID.
July IS "a.
CoRN-spot Arm; American mixed, new,
IS sd, American mixed. old. 4s 7Szd Fn-
lures steady; March. IS sad: May. A. 4&d-
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I'D. Jo.eph Lire stoek Mnrket.

ST. JOSEPH, Feb. A-CATTIE-Re-
ceipts l2sa bead. Market steady: natives.
- SOAK; cows and helfers, szEd4 rs:
stockers and feeders, H-50d46o.
HOGS-Receipts, SOS head Market was
q shade higher; top, s7.6; bulk, 90 sb67yC5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1865
head. Market steady; lsmba. t7.SOq7 50;
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. N-WHEAT-l%ower
track, No 2 red cash. 7sd7Ssc; No. hard.
76q77l4c; May. 71+c; July, 7el4a7sAc -.
CORN-Jower; track, No. cash. $50
4slsc No. white, 45l4@4sc: May ave;
July, 4fAxg744stc.
OATs-Iower; track, No. cash, 4oc; No.
white, INC: May. Ss1sc; July. SC.
FIOUR-Steady: red winter patents, 3. s.
S75; extra fancy and straight, SSS56s g;
clear, S2.65q2S.
SEED-Timothy. &250G+0.
CORNMEAL-stsady; t2.@.
BRAN-Firm; sacked. east track, SSdsec-
HAY-Ffrm; timothy. S1b.0061s00; prairie.
S1O.0OqqSO0
IRON COTTON TIES-S1o2
BAGGINC-SAc.
HEMP TWINE-ec-
PROvISIONS-Pork, lower; jobbing. NfSl.
Lard, lower; prime steam, Ss.5111- Dry salt
meats, steady; boxed extra shorts S0oo;
short clears. S0.S71h- Bacon, steady; boxed
extra shorts. Sl0.75; clear ribs. HoB; short
clear &i0sTM-
POULTRY Firm chickens. l0ttc:
springs, 1llxc; turkeys. lie; ducks. lie;
geese, &c
BUTTER-Higher: creamery. 276eFzc;
dairy. HQNc
FGGS-Ffrnn at ai1c.
Following were the receipts and ship
of fnur and aTasn.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

PEORIA, Feb. l2-CORN-LOwer; No. 3
yellow and No. 3 1ke; No. 4 s0l&c; no
grade, s3dS7c.
oATs-Lower: No. white. sOc: No. 8
white, Ssi4c; No. white, &kc.
RYE-F1rn: No. 2 671xQSsc-
WHISkY-On basis Of us for finished
goods
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

EramS - CATTLE - receipts zoo heaS
market steady: stockers strong; beeves.
A.&9a8i cows. bulls and mixed x.75Q
and yearlingE. S30oQa&.
HOGS = Receipts, $500 head market
strong, selling at tssoaf.00; bulk of sales,
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Bank Ciearinea.


OMAHA. Feb. l3-Bank clearings for
today were 81. S3L5s1-3 % and for the CORE
spending date last year s.. 407, s&f.
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Cattle steady-HOgs strong 60 Highen
sheep steady.

CHICAGO. Feb. D-CArTLE-Rsceipts
1900 head; market steady; plain and best
steers, tL00f77 30: cows, &. 8d6O0; heifers,
g. BGS.S; bulls. $'.ocd4.so; calves. $500
strong 10 SC higher: choice heavy shipping
E.17If01 3; light butchers. x710d7. IN; light
mixed, Go714qTl5; choice light GI&gl if1f
packing. s.. lO67.l is: good pigs s637ASne.so;
bulk OF sales, E.l0117.N.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts. 2. 00
head market steady to strong; sheep. $50
Gs-Oo: yearlings. sASoQs.s5; lambs, f6.ooq76S
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WooI Market.

ST. LOUIS. Feh ls-WOOL-W0oi
market steady; medium grades eombins
,ac; heavy nne. is6itc. Tub washed.
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sugar and MoIa..e..

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l3-sUGAR-
Steady; centrifugal white s-i6644c; CEN
trifugal yellow SAs@4 s-lso; seconds. 249
SYRUP-8o6S4c
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important notifications win be introduced
IN the income tax bill. Russian imperial
e. closed a. 76N and Russian bonds Of 1914
az n2Oa
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

TOLEDO. o.. Feb. Is-SEED-Cloves
cash and February. sG1s: March. S82p.
April. $500. Alsike. S7.S2h; timothy.
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paIasA I'D I'D.

DULUTH, Feb, ls.-WHEAr--on track
No ] northern. SIC; NO, northern. Soc
July. olc. September. I8Ac
OATS-To arrive. sic
RYEeoc
BARI.EY-sB06ze
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. Is-COTTON-S
closed steady. 5 points lower: niddMng up
lands. lie; middling gulf. n-Bc, No sales.
LIVERPOOL. FEB. B.-COTrON-SpOt
good business done; prices ] point lower
American middling fair eSSd; good mid
ding. ana; middling, 6ted; low middling
the sales OF the day were Iaoo baies. Of
which LOO were for speculation and export
and included 1880 American Receipts
e.00l bales including go American
NEW ORLEANS Feb. l8-COTTON-
Spot market easy Sales. ASH bales Low
ordinary. Lie. nominal; ordinary Tl-lse
sac; naoohng, loa4o; good micdinE. nae:
IniddlinE fair, iSAse nominal; fair. iSc. nom
inai. Reeelpts. i,sc bales: stock, % .O0
ST LOUIS. Feb n-COTToN-steady:
middlinK. i0Ac. Sales. Al bales: receipts,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

BILN ER-Bar, steady, 81 lS-l6d per ounce.
MOEEY-flG4% per cent
/ The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills is ~ per cent: for three
months bills. ~ per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

on the Produce skchAnEe To-Day the butt
ter market was Arm; creameriea. 19x1a&c:
dair1sa 0od9Dc- EgBs, steady; AT mark.
cases Included, 2341ae; nrsta sc; prime
nrsts. Ne; extras Tie Cheese. steady isi
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KanMns city Grain and Provfsions

KANSAS CITY Feb 12-wHEAT-day
NE; July. ne; September, 1Ilc. Cash:
No hard. nL4a7q1e: No. !. s7ifQq4c; No.
Z red. 7+g75l1c; No. 3 S7d7Sc; No. spring.
nc.
CORN-May. SIC: July. ntc; September,
4gAc. Cash: No mixed, 4oc; No ;, 81
640c; No. white, 4S&ci No. 3 4S1xc-
HAY-choice timothy. nsOOa1ssO; choice
prairie, d10od1LS.
RYE-SteadY. 60d6sc-
EGGS-Unchanged; frsts Doc
RITTTER-Creamery, Sic; packing. BIC
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A asked. b bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.


wHEAT-No. hard, u5Sc; No. hard.
eefT71c
coRN-No. 3, sSdSSssc: No. 4 ssQ57c; no
grade, E3GSsc; No. yellow, 2s1l dSS1zc; No.
] white 3el4fD4Dc-
oATs-No. ! mixed. &c; No. white ssc;
No. white. Ni@c.
RTE-No 2 60ci No. 3. Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

NJ, HENE s.l lis - s.,,.. yAE4E
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLouR-SteAdy; winter patents, 0a.q
ents. ss.leeSse; spring straights. sS-lo6a5oi
bakers. S11092S ~
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. S11etc. No. = l41
&c: No. red, ia &c
coRN-Not I SAC: No. yellow. sfi&c
oATs-No. = ss1sc; No white. axe
No. s white. sedlc
sARLEY-FSir 10 choice mailing. zoo
&C.
ern. u.X Timothy. prime. A.Se64ss Clover
contraet grades, t116a
PROVfSioHs-short rtbs. sides dOosel.
Iard per 100 lbs. No Short clear sides
Oboxeel. N,Nas0s. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14
Boston Copper Market.

| Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
! ket, reported by Logan e. Bryan. III Board
] ~ Ira htafidipG Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14
London Closing stocks.

LONDON. Feb. la-ClOsing quotations on
stocks were:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
HORSE SHOW OPENS
Society Well Represented at
AsheYille Function.
HOUSE PARTY AT BIITMORE
MF, aad sIrs. George ". Vanderbilt
Entertain Friends at Their Conn
try Piaee-About 500 Exhibits, In
cIuding a Number of Entries from
the BiItmOre Stables.

Asheville, n. c.. April 16.-The fifth an
nual horse show under the auspices OF the
AsheYille Horse Show Association, organ
lied by Mr.. George W Vanderbilt Mr.
Frederick Graham, Mr. Charles McNa-
NEE, and others. and which is the princl-
pal social event OF the season in AshevfiIe.
was opened this afternoon at Riverside
Park
There are about eco exhibits, including a
number Of entries from Mr. George W.
Vanderbilts Biltmore stables. Mrs. George
w Vanderbilt has also several entries. in
Guiding Jet and Cynthia. who won prizes
two years ago
Among the prize winners to-day We're
Miss Katherine Grant. Miss Mary Hamil-
ton. Miss Alyce Reynolds. Mrs. u. H.
Briggs, Mrs. A. 3. Doyle, Mr. G. y. Rey-
holds, Mr.. G. c.. Millard and Mrs. Check
ley shaw Cups were given by Mr.. George
w. Vanderbilt, Mr. Frederick Graham.
Mr. Philip s. Henry. Mr. c. Brewster
Chapman. OF New York; Mrs. Joseph Gaz-
zain, Mrs. a. C.. Bartlett. and Mr. John A.
Roebling, OF New York
Among the patronesses are Mrs. George
W. Vanderbilt Mrs. Rodney Rush Swope.
Mrs. Harold Rees. Mrs. Tench Coke the
Misses Rees and Mrs. Beekman Loril-
lard, Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt are
entertaining a house party az Biltmore
House during the horse show week.