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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
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QaotntIons Of g.. Oay on various
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-FLOUR-Duil;
7. H.. p', Zoo. 30. 5. s.n. s.raig4i ii,
eat0; winter cxtfns. NO :. sJl503U. Kan
as strHights sllnl 10 Rbc tiour duu,
.alr to 80 q. St.Ulff 81. ctoico 20 ,ancy. 81 q
" l.sa Huckwhcat flour, dull. s2.I5 per lol
tDh.VAEAL- stcadt: Zinc white and ycl-
90" A.lpfsl-'; coarse. $ll2Fl 49, KILN dried'
WHEAT-spot market firm. No. red.
WAc elevate. ana Wasc o. b.. an0at.
80 ! northern. Duluth. 81 cses f. o. b..
ailuat Except Tor hiIcf time az the open-
MS When Prices declined tracdOhahk under
p'-'iish EUROPEAN crop news aud commits
sou hou e scinng. wheat wa HCuerauy
irin an day Buyers were influenced bv
the likut receipts aud a decrease m he
World visible supply. Closing &c net adj
Nan'e. NAV cioscd az 9liac. July 0,tac
COtN-Spot marklt Il. N; NO 3 new.
80 j. @. b.' ailoat; futures market was
quiet but steauy; closing net UNCHANGED
Man closed az aiiac
OAl s..sp9t market barely STEADY. stand
cru white, A'tc; 40. z. 3os4c; no. 3. .5hc:
No. 3. @tac; futures market was ,yitbout
y ansacllons, clusns unchanged to &c net
'oMer' May closed at 5tsc; Juiy, 3iMc
No. 80. 'NSus p.....,,t t"cs' 80 SlW;
,,i w. , steady; state common to choice,
~ Nv 1o@Z5c; 1879 isa2ic. Paciio coast. 1910.
HIDEs-Firm; Central America, 9Ohc;
.l'EATH Elt--Steady; hemlock firsts, 23lsa
Jects, lJHl7c
FhOYlSlONs-Pork firm; mess. SO 50
H-,,vyi tamtiy, Ntr.tVu2AOJ: snort t.ear. sis.5j
e.-W beef, steady. mess. Xtf.O0dl4.5O;
latuiiN, Sto.1OulltU. beef MANS S21.0O112g 90.
Cut meats steady picked bellies, 10 to IA
pounos' 4l2.JqlSO0; picked nams. SiL5U.
lsdrui STEADY middle west PRIME ~. 40d
| JS1 refined, easy; continent $3.50; south
Alherita si-.uVi COMPOUND. SGsI ,FuofZ5s.
- lAl+LON-Q Quiet; prime city, nogsnead.
nc; country. 1M7l5c.
BUIuElt-Easy; creamery specials. CSC;
extras. 25@26c; firsts. IG2jc; seconds. $50
&c; creamery held specials 2Ncs3 &c; ex-
uas, ln2c; tirsts, i9N2Oc; seconds. i76fiSc
/ factory current make, Irsts l1c asked:
Feconus. lGmiGiac.
CliEESE-Easy; state whole milk. Sep
! tember, quality fancy eoUred, 1l1ad15c
! EGGS-Weak; fresh gathered selected.
extras. 20Q2O1sc; same iirsts. Sec; same
second I@Bc' state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, brown, 2yu2lc; same, gain
ered. brown and mixed 1S,hFg2Vc
POJ LIN1-firm; western chickens, 14c;
fowls, lS,aql6Ac; turkeys l5Q23c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

C.--a14.A. ~. Il, l5ll.
Ane area % ilis... q. ~,-...~ =, .4o.t~4 ~.
-"-'e.''e -.~-.4 N'~-s~.-. ~s...--ua ~Vu.l V,~.
..io t.-..-'S ssee,- $780,. ss..-~s AlOl
--s -'.~' .-..',si ''e,o Nos~N $3.50
-~-'~'e.i es--- .4Ss' ai,.S.iNs...J ga
- eSe..e.S, W.s.4 49, 49, va uCStV4..
~. 80 -e-.V,.-, ,,..ptv tns .i... ..u.4y i44.
..'vi..se Oo.ue4 weet,.4gf s.~VV..4 saiiivs ,....
..-Ni easO "a 4..~.ae.1 49, ,i4~ ,~..ist ~.
$50 s.ii1 tue Ns.-t~..4 stau sO~t..-... 80 49,.
--~.1 "Ssssayt u,iius uJNfii t.4S .sits.4o,...
't@i'Ny 49, 49,. s4sna, aau est,..,.. a4O...,
--~~ fV' 1850. s~.,.-. .,.-~.,
-.' i4Ne-,s. ''N%s.-ct O-s,~4.~s @v-.sai 4.e.t..s
~ .''e 1884, tr-tit ttiN 4...s.i - tas1aI t..~
"Sot.'e' 4.as Cics,4 ~ uSiie.s..iy 4n ,..o Se.4-
s's-i 's'iey e.s4~ ttti V,.a.tVat ,liv oistG
-~~ go N~,t eae a. SUi4tiiiuOs ',satsSttlOu 49,
''-N 'v'~. A.~esy itiVu.4lst4. iOsao.. ....u 49,
~0"th"te,' aiio SNOW laiiails ga SO.v. auv
-t.4e .'v'' .'A~-..DV. 49, u~e-e.sSt "a 1880
-.'..tacs az 4NBV4J.U -Na,..4>G tlavds..v. -.
-4~ 4s...~ .ee4Vt OiiiU ,ss4ley. 1i.D av,,
~ tCinPSt s..~ie a. O..la... ,.as q O.a...
-DVSS @viO anu thS u~..oCA a. lOf cul-
s-A-~S~ NViN tt..l rNisaiists tNilr ~ 49,.
., N'.i@ suey, wttu 4a.r ,O4...Sr.
ASn4pei ~t1ie ahU precipitation as COIN
ta'S~ "i." .ne .ast ."ree SSa.si
ALL. 4JJJ. lJJs.
--Uwest last nignt.......... o.. 40
a ivSipitA,.C" ss.....-...... ~ ~ W
->Vi'net .vihpeI atuIs AOr tV~dS, - u~s e..
isAcoss corresponding periou, islO. AZ
.li~Aes.
.1s.->.eney corresponding period IN lsOs.
5.VJ .iiSuve. a.. -. ,,-.A4..a
LVcal rVINrsass,er.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Most Favorite Issues on Exchange Are
Heavy During Day
GOULD SECURITIES MAKE GAINS
Indications Of Recent Accum ala tiOn
OF stocks by strOnR Interests At
tract Large Speculative Follow
ing sad Buying IL Resumed.

NEW YORK Feb. 2i.-Most OF the ia
Noritc is ues on the stock exchange were
heavy today, although there were no evil
oences OF extensive bear pressure or
busily with securities Of the Could roaus
that they gave little attention TO the re-
aiuuer OF the list.
indications of recent accumulation Of the
Gouid securities by strong interests at
traCted a large speculative following and
when the market opened the buying OF
these stocks and bonds. which sent them
up sharply toward the close of yesterday
stantial gains.
Belief Is gaining ground that the move
ment ~ IN connection with n broad plan
Which probably will not be contaminated
Tor some time. Il was recalled that when
George J. Gould's approaching retirement
as head OF the Missouri Pacific was an
nOthtCcd the intimation was conveyed that
change in control lof the other Gould
properties would probably follow.
In spite OF the largest gross earnings in
the history of the Delaware, Lackawanna
western railroad. as shown In the re-
port OF the fiscal year ended December 81,
largely to higher wages. The earnings
from the company's coal department fell
off Xl,241.0Q0 and a decrease Of 81 10000 is
shown under the head Of "sundry addi-
tons. the whole making for shrinkage
IN surplus OF 81. $4,000
Latest trade advices Indicate greater
activity In the copper market although
price changes are unimportant
Total interest and dividend disbursements
for. March are estimated at SllS:0OQOOO
which compares with SIS. 600 600 for Febru-
AIRY and S107, 900 900 for March Of last year.
The bond market was strong In sympa-
hy WITH the movement y tae Gould issues
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
Number Of sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

HOGS-bulefA OF hogA were all lined up
on the bear side this morning, a heavy sup
ply promising we'll for cheaper cost Trade
was slow IN starting, but finally settled to
figures 5di0c lower the larger decline
being the rule and the smaller one the eX-
ception. Killers affordea the main outlet
for bulk. as purchases by shippers and
spectators hardly exceeded 10 per cent OF
the total receipts.
Demand At no time was very active and II
required the greater part Of the morning to
produce anything like a clearance. Aver
age quality was very good and butcher
weight animals were more plentiful than
any other class OF stock. Cost OF packing
droves ranged around 500 a popular figure
for anything weighing around go pounds.
Long strings ranged from s6s5 20 $40
bacon grades selling a. fiAe4.io he ex-
IRENE close Of The market showed a little
more lits than the aariy market and every
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Artleles. open.I mn. LON Soc. Yes'y.


Cash quotations were as follows.
FLOUR Weak winter patents, $1,000
H1DQ4i0, bakers SOOuhIo
RNE-No. :, S3c
EARLEY-Feod or mixing, e5g'5o; fair
20 choice mailing, eoWd5c.
SlsEDS-FlaX, No. southwestern, SOS,
No ] northwestern, sal Timothy Sll.'5.
Clover, &Alb.
Gsi.O0. Lard per 100 lbs, S9,2lla@98o short
ribs. sides Ooosel, S925Q9.621s; short clear
sides tboxcdl. Sa,550e.Nis,
Total ciearances OF wheat ana flour We're
eQaal 70 1000 bu. Primary receipts were
2il 900 bu. The worlds visible supply OF
wheat, as shown by Bradstreets decreased
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
IS cars; corn. i2i cars oats. I'D cars hoes,
2sccg,
S9ssaaio No. red. S7atd9vc: No hard,
6gei99ikc; No. hard, ~ 5Ggic No I
northern spring, 9Scd&l.0O; No. 2 northern
No. 3 cash iIhG41aic; No. easn. i5qiCs.
No. white. 4iia045sc; No. 3 white. s5hfa
&c. No 2 yellow. hHuisci No. yellow,
ashai6o. oats; No 2 cash, @Ae; No.
4 white. sOisaSic standard. 3ihdNtc.
BurrER-s creamerisa, iIer25'sc;
dnwlcs ldn22c.
flm: al mark cases Included &c; nrsts
i've; prime firsts, lSAc
CHEEsE-Steady; daisies i2lsQiic twins.
12i.Wissse; Aoung Americas, li.-tti5c; Ions
horns itihnibc.
PofATOEs- STEADY; choice 10 fancy. i6i,
tSc: fair to Rood, t2lfi5c.
POULTRY -Firm. Turkeys: Dressed, l9c
Hens 1.-Two. i2isc; dressed ijc, springs
1--we. l4tsc. dressed. iSc.
VEAL Stcady; 90 10 60-lb weights gucf
% 10 s5-lh. weights, io,sc s. 10 liOlh
weights llhC.
Re eipts-Today Wheat. Is "a IS: com s5J
care. COS gig cars. Estimated tomorrow
Wheat, rs cars; corn, iA cars es'ss, -
cars
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

ONA,s aOAsas, SO, -i.--apoyia. Sa,.v anu
t1,,.s Al AN communications received Dy
asattauIc supplies as compared Witn
-. e., svas .-~~V..i..-,. sANaitaoie supply
.,Aa...A4 --,- .,.se~. .-t@s~-, Co.. ANOckles,
40, cs-tu liJ..,vyy D~,att~sai N.s.nauS in-
q, ~sseu ,o,evv ~~s.se.4,. ,ueAt tu4tvu otatei
,... ,.ssit..,s, ,.-~. S.stu tittv,vyg pdsiiyts
AIM. s..e. O.-..ii adpi'iJs
,s----u -t,asfetS ts.--.tNaa.
.Oa,.,-.ui,,u -,s.va ano canada, in
49,, "a tv-t,vV uushpis.
t..ha 49, H. tt.stu --e-.es anu Oanada de-
- ,s.stO wv DOohtas
lSss~.ns u>~t vsscs ana increases re-
iivttvu ttis svvUo lo4,vN; .JLIt vssss--
"a .ia4tt4, 4uC-i 1tl,s4s pusttvas, omaha,
1-s,s.v nDatIeia, a-oll atuion tssfvsJ Dubnt Is
81, Joseph, sO,UUV uusneis, i4incOnI, 00,vvg
o,,shets, chattanooga, 0v.tvJ bushels; Aim-
ai,s.i,o.ta, .4ts~tp Vtcsatsts, Ju,uV nusneis
4iies east ,.aii4.obd, -4s,VJJ bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

BOSTON, Feb. H-WOOL-Afarket con-
unues dun, Buyers act cautiously and COM
fined operations 10 small lots. Values re-
main steady with less pressure to unload
AZ sacrifice prices. Holders are anxious
10 clean up the 1910 clip and a fair and we'll
distributed business Is reported. Medium
tl6eces are steady, but some original terri
tory wool vas recently transferred az 2lG
22lsc. A little new Arizona wool has ap-
peared and is held al IS cents There Il
very little demand FOR California WOOL
while Texas products show light transfers.
ST. LOUIS, 40. Web. WOOL-Un-
changed; territory and western mediums.
lsaEe; fine mediums, l6alsci fine, l2dl3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

Features Of the Trading snd Closing
pricen ON nOnrd of Trnae.

EriceH ON HOurd OF Nrnues
CHICAGO, Feb. 21.--General covering by
short sellers anxious TO escape opened
trades tomorrow, while the excnange Wlll
be shut, gave a lift today TO the wheat
market here. Besides. there was big
decrease SHOWN In the worlds available
stou1s. Closing prices were steady at a
not adv ance Of 9sq%c. Com wound up $50
gain OF sc TO lsHhc, ana provisions either
the same IS tWenty-four hours previous
or more expensive by 21s65c.
Ligntness OF primary receipts counted
signs multiplied also that the enactment
OF reciprocity would not lind markets In
the United states wholly unprepared Cash
Manitoba wheat, equal to minneapolis No.
J northern, has been bought by chicago
dealers IN the last twenty -four hours at
figures equal TO % over July delivery, thus
city Tho grain rs Co be brought here Ia
tile event OF reciprocity. but othCrwise un-
de? the terms OF purchase VIII 20 To But-
faio for export. Announcement was made
on Uniform freight rates TO Fort William,
Minneapolis and Duluth " reciprocity be-
comes effective. Closing prices were steady
at nearly the top point of the session.
May ranged from W9sQsltsc, with last sales
sc up, at 9lAc
fexport sales put up the price of corn.
May varied from 4S9sQr459sc and closed
firm, hn,ac up, at 4ysAc casn corn was
IN good demand. No. yellow closed at
4lbStpf6c
Cats advanced In consequence of the rise
In corn. May fluctuated between 81 nc anu
6ys00o with final transactions at 3lisc,
net gain OF Sake.
Packers kept out OF the provision mar
ket Pork was &c dearer, lard unchanged
10 Sc up, and ribs at an advance Of 2&q5c.
Prices "a Chicago, FURNISHED ~ the ,,p-
dixie Grain company 1S Brandeis building,
omaha. Phone Douglas 2alS:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Ms'Ai MaIkeL

NEW YORK. Feb el.-METALs-s stand
alu copper quiet; spot market and futures.
ti-.tis i-s5 i4oncun market. dun; spot r5i
- 20. fetures, fE5 l1s Cd Lake copper.
lecauN Sl2belsu3e.N1ia, elecuulytic. gl2dtlsa
l--t-iR, casting. Sl20lrleea TIN unsettled.
spot ana futures. Sil45fiaaO0 London mar
keI strong; spot fiN los: futures, EI9i 81
Lead, quiet; spot market, S. fouft0 New
york.; Nea049l East So. Louis London
market 49, spelter, quiet M5oa6eo New
vs. ss Antimony, Co0ksons, So0HSe Is. Iron.
tleNeloud warrants, tes IN Lordon. L.
c2iH STEADY 10 founcr-- rqrtssin. 5fi..
i.-lA
s tOt's Ntb. q -sfE,@' ST. > Lad.
a., a. .ss-i' sfesssx. hisasr a iuss.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
81. Louis tive stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-CATTLE-Receip
$500 head, including 400 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers
So 5OG7 90: dressed beef and butcher steers,
SeOOd65O; steers under 1000 pounds, s625
d6.I5; stockers and feeders, S3.75q5.I5;
COWS and heifers AO0d6.50: Gamers, S2S5
GS2a; bulls S3.75d5.50: calves $4.00d9.25;
Texas and Indian steers, $4.5016.J0; cows
and heifers, sS.50d500.
steady; pigs and lights EO017.65; packers,
81 2017.S5; butchers and best heavy, wv
az co.
SHEEP and LAMBs-Receipts. LOO head
market steady; native muttons, 50 754
A25; lambs S55Od6. 20: culls and bucks,
S25Od9OO; stockers, $2.0OdsOo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

81 LOOIS, IvO. -l.--,y MA t--rutures,
n's.'ei, ~.ay, % lsvi JuiJ, o,.sc. Oasil,
-s~a"y, t'~e'a, ~. ie~, J=uo-..c; 40. :
,-...u, yv54es.vv
~or-'--.'.snei May lossc; Juiy, VA g
A5,sN' Ss't.', ''4ei.ei aok, ~. = lta.c, ~.
waite, s0s tO1tc.
- 5--rlil.-, .nay, ov5sc. Uasn, lirm:
.isss''i a'o' SyVso ~ ~. WA4,v, 90. IS.
$500.
-. ~ 4 hcilaIisCu, az ~.
FhOLis-ise'i tSu ,,ittt,r patents, sa.ooa,
$50, S@,ses 4s,ates ssiiu s.ia,ss, yt10s A.,
.i"t" 's.iitSt N.ee.isi yS-vtss.Jy,
oA.EL-s 'tiV.iis, v-sOyss,.,aJ.
OOAeAN IA 1--A l4--y-.o..
ottsA4N-iotS& u9i sacheo east track, SiUi
CAV,
ga T-Market steaoy; timothy, Slk.lVa How
"a airie, 44J.vVss tt.sy.
r-tsON1 SAO. $500 h, sunCha.asv JOUUing
s-s.sJ. La,lU, uneaans5u pilinv s.vani, s0.l, 4,
J.s-, as saiS niSats s.lo iaa.44tscu, DVAeu 49,
1. sn0 g., s.s.a-.-, ~tCat ,Ass, yAo,14a slUt
y.~e.f, s.s.-y, SoNVu, e.ieIle4..scO, VV0vu "a
"a ,nVt -, ,ttS,gi clear rios, sll.5t1z shVit
e.~es.-, v1I.uJ.
4ODI.A4 ady, chickens i2c; sprine
4->t so..ANs -, -, uuSrs, 49, sUesv, ~.
4sOA-A As4N-sJttauy S4taNiVay, -tas-tU.
..,.>sS--i-VN 81, ~ loEc.
Aseceipts. SHIPMENTS
4 oul, bbls ..........,.,.... i,,yV NOV,
- meat Ous 'ssssss.s..s.... .zviVVv NV,
~e.ni Du. zJtvJV 94slv,
fa-s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Knnsas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 21.-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts 1900 head including 600 southerns
market steady; steers weak to 10c lower
dressed beef and export steers. S6.O006. 70 ;
fair to good S5.400600; western steers s. %
sos; stociSers and feeders. $4.506575; south
ern steers $5O066.OO; southern cows, 5000
500: native COWS. 81. 2545.50 native heifers
81 50a6 10: bulls, S4 40d5 25; calves, SA50aS Is.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market steady
to SC higher; bulk OF sales, S7.256D74O heavy
81 eOd7 IS; packers and butchers, 1.25d7.40
lights. SLS5df.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1900
head; market strong; lambs S5.50q6. %; year
lings AB65.50; wethers, A25dA.6O; ewes,
Sl.OOlR4 IS; stockers and feeders. 8OOQAOO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-MONEY--On call,
steady at i,sazit per cent. ruling rate. ~
per cent: closing hid. per cent; offered a
: per cent. lime loans. easy; sixty days,
sans per cent: ninety days SH3h per cent
SIX months. 81 per cent.
PRiME MERCANTILE PAPER-td4's
pcr cent.
sTERLING ENCIIANGE-Stead with
actual business IN bankers bills at N.sS0j
ga. 500. lor sixty-day bills and at 81 500 Tor
cen anO; commercial bills, M.SOes.
SILVER bar. 52kc; Mexican ovilaIs. Soc.
strOnE.
Closing quotations on uonds were As
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Feb, 21.-COFFEE-Futures
opened steady at a decline OF 2Ql2 points
In response to lower European cables than
expected but rallied during the day on bull
support in the near positions and covering OF
shorts who may have been influenced by
reports OF firm Brazilian markets and pre-
dictions OF an Improvement in the demand
from the interior. Business was not active.
sales for the day being only 5000 bags,
but while the late months closed lower,
near months were firm and higher. with the
general range net 8 points lower 10 points
above the closing figures OF yesterday.
February, 1O5tc March, i076c; April. lOUc;
Nav and June, 1870; July. 1O1Sc; August,
10.6sc; September, lO.58c; October, l047c; No
vember. 10.ilc; December and January
l034c.
Havre was net unchanged TO 4 franc
lower. Hamburg was unchanged 10 Z pfg.
lower. Rio 225 reis higher at $500. santos
80 refs higher. a. 1920: ~ $500, Receipts az
the two Brazilian ports 1900 bags, against
p 900 bags last year Jundahy receipts. 900
hags against 5000 bags last year. New
York warehouse deliveries Yesterday. lLal-
bags against 1909 last year. Rain was re-
ported ia all districts OF San Paulo. Brazil
ian exchange on London l-a2d lower 81
&C 1-82 d. -
santos No l. 1374c MID coffee, quiet;
Cordova, l3tsal51sc nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

MlNNr-A rOLis, Feb. H.--WHBAr-May
9is.,, Sui5, ys3tgpso-sc .ovptenuci, "a -,
A. s.-U, NJ. halU, J53tc, NJ. 40. tnvrn, 80
H. seat, 80. hortnvrn, yietuJvaCi 40. .,
JsIt9gttc.
i.-A.N-Cl tossed at S269ia,
NOs,e-4to. yeuoN, ACE.
h4Al S-4Nu, Z waite, &J.atfj0l.C.
etA---4Nu 2, tNtftSC.
pft.AN-ia iyU-pouud sacks. y2LO0a2l50.
rls4fO R-rnst patents, at.f0uf.6si second
patients, st-s0ua.is, urst clears, az,YJtrS.o0
-y,0slu clears, sLsJazo5.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

0msha A. g., n 81. Ut eotn .,....... 6e %
Omaha g. g. r. Ry. n. siock. ...... s. So
omaha b T. a. 7. %. i9l3.......,..... elh 9ih
Omaha Nas,onal Sans siock.. ......... Us 900
Unaha Watcr GO. let nfd. ........ss.... 90 t....
Omaha Water Co "a rid............... g .....
Packers National ttoak So. Omaha. .l..- lsl
Union stock Yards stock eE-dlv....ss. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
81. Joseph live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. M.-CAIILh--
Receipts, 1900 head; market, steady; steers,
u5Od626; cows and heifers sS5OG6.76;
calves. S.50dS25
steady to 1Oc lower; top. $40; bulk Of sales,
71OaI25
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 5000
head; market steady; lambs $55Oq625.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
MIIrauL.e arnin MnrLel.

MILWAUKEE, Feb 2L-FLOUR-Duu
~ A h-Al-4No. 4 hOl1heflis sscu aIvV; No.
iOs ,ttetni 5tu-eci may, aifsc.
VA - atai.uatu, Ca &C.
a.sAasl4r. - a4a.ti.eh. toualsec.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb M.-DRY GOODS
Many retailers are IN the dry goods mar
kets They are buying consevatively Prints
singhams and fine wash goods are selling
well Export trade and cotton yarns are
quiet, Fine qualities OF sample Overcatings
FOR fall have sold we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Shorts in Wheat Support the Market
Before Honday.
WHEAT LACKS MUCH SNAP
Corn Has = BETTER Tone on The Lighter
Receipts IN wheat Win the
shorts Proving 20 BE the
Brst buyers.

OMAItA+ Feu. I'll lNIl
Shorts In wheat were tho best support
The market had. anticipating the holiday.
News continues besrish as ever. bat shorts
ale less aggressive as the declines are not
considered safe 20 follow a. these levels.
Cash wheat shows some better action after
yesterdays slump.
The trade In corn has siackencd partic-
ulary among country dealers Bears have
been disappointed as 20 the slow accum-
mutation Of STOCKS and firmncss In wheat
helped the market
~ heat lacked snap az the opening but
became more sctlve as shorts covered In
eNeninE up before tomorIoW's holiday ana
lack OF further pressure follow ing the
sharp break yesterday. Cash prices were
reported unchanged
LIGHT receipts and flrmcr wheat values
gave corn better tone and shorts were
best buyers. advancing the market News
o. any feature lacking and country selling
continues light. Cash corn was &c higher
Primary wheat receipts were 2f6,O00 bu.
and shipments were $4,000 bu. This day
last year was a holiday.
Primary corn receipts were 81 900 bu and
shipments were $4,000 bu.
Clearanccs we're $4,000 bu Of corn, $500
bp Of oats and wheat and flour equal TO
% 0f0 bu.
Liverpool closed hdhd lower on wheat
and hQikd lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported;
WHEAT-No sales
CORNING. 3 yellow / car, 39hc.
OATg-ko Hnloa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle aud sheep steRdy
Hogs Weak.

CHICAGO. Feb 21.--cATTLE-Receip
SIS: Texas steers. s4.2OID5.50; western steers,
81 5Oa5 Go; stockers and feeders sS.75q5 IS !;
cows and heifers $26OQ6,7O; calves, 800
d9.OO
HOGs-Receipts, 1900 head market,
slow and weak at opening figures; light.
81 20d7.55; mixed, G.O5dI45; heavy. $3.50
4 So; rough, $69567.1O; good to choice heavy,
81 10a7s5; pigs, S740a77C; bulk of sales
81. 20d735.
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head; market, steady: native s3.f5g4.S0;
western, S3.15d4S5; yearlings A.SOdb. %;
native lambs $5.0Od640; western, $3.50
$50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
INan.a. Id, 0raIn I'D 20, i.son..

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2l.-WHEAT -NSsv.
S1isuSsc bid. July. S3aslS3ac. cash UNI
changed TO ic higher No. hard. S6fi9lc;
no. s. siasec; No. Z red, sl09Sc No, 81 STd
Sic
CORN May, Eiac, bid July. tSia04S1sc
bid Cash. itnlc higher. No mixed.
tsisc. No. 3 i-isdtpsc' No white. ipsc;
No. p ENc.
oars ~ higher; No. 2 white. @itdSlsc;
30. ml xti -anjh-
IiIf.-NO. . flulac.
llAY-u Unchanged choice timothy, N3-50a
Ifo0. choice prairie, fl2o
Hirr1 isR-.C rcamery e5c; firsts, &c; sec
ends. 20c packing stock i2isc
EGGs-E2traa lSc; firsts. Sea-
Receipts. Shipments.
n Atalt ~ rsrfss7sftfs ffrtrt sesNNl AAfee-
llfu uursr--sssss ts-- b. s9.tty -lVv
Oats hu .....................e.oo zoo rOn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

PHII.A DELPHIA, Feb. L-BUTTER r.
steady; extra western. creamery olci
nearby prints. sc
EGGS Steady: Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts. free cases, &c a. mark
current receipts free cases. t0r az mark,
western nrsfe free cases &c 81 mari
current receipts free eases poe a. marh
HFFSE-stead New N04. f4l creams.
fancy september. lac: fair 10 go0d, ~
lSto
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ilcorla MarheI.

PEORIA Feb. n,-CORN-Higher; No
3. tJv, No. 4 ij5kc
OAls-iiisner, 40. white, aAc; stand
Ss's dc
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- York rIininn storlsn.
Rnnk Clearing.

OMAHA, Feb. 21,--BanlC clearings for to.
day were si797 ,06932. and for the core.
spending date last year SSs50,S 0707
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

RECEIPTS.

receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock Yards. south Omaha for
tWenty-four hours ending at SIP. m, yes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
sugar Market.

NEW YORK FEB. gi-sUGAR Raw.
firm; muscovado 50 rest. 1l1c. centrifugal
g6 tess 3.s5c; moiaHsea sugar y last, 2ssc.
Refined. STEADY.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

OMAHA. Feb. u -HAY-No. I, 5000: No
?, ,1.,v; packIng, So.UO, alfalIa, Sl4v1. straw.
neat eaov; re, sovv, oats, fs.U0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

LIVERPOOL. Feb. at-Wu EAT-Spo'
dad. No. = red western winter no stock
futafss faby March q nasd. May s. '0's a
IuHs---I.nf Americlu mixed na,s d, lie
IS q 3D. American ml1cc. ola, is al
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

wHEAT-No. 2 hard. s5isaS6c: No 3
hard s2ds4c; No . nard. izu5ic; rejected
hard iO96c; No. spring. s},aaSsc; No.
spring, 7s083c; No durum, S.sau93lRci No.
2 ourum, S0ih062c.
CORN--No 2 white i0ig4ltc No. 8
white, 39AQ40ibc; No. Z white. 3SiaQ39c
no 2 yellow 393tG4OMC No. 3 yellow, 5Sit
62ehc; No. 4 yellow. 37ihd3sc No ., 305kU
scc No. 3 ss1ha3ac; No, 4, 37hm3iStc.
OATE-No white, eS}ad29c; standard,
2sit 02sac; No 3 white 2sd2S3kc. No. 4
white. 27Aa2Sc; No. yellow. 2sa2Shc; No.
yellow. 2lad27lkc
BARLEY-~No 9, I5aSic; No g. 65Q75c;
No. feed. 59Q6Jc; rejected. 55d63c.
EHE-No. 2. 7sd7gc; No 3. s7q7Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
l.nndnn stnck Mnrket.

LONDON, Feb. 2i.--American securities
opened steady today. During the first hour
the trading @ss light, wltn Canadian Pa
ciflc the ft5BHge. At noon prices ranged
from unchoHgoA TO Is higher than yester-
days New B5rk closing