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TTTE OMATIA DAILY TIE 13: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2H, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
May Wheat DscHnei on Weak Oiblei and
Stack Caih Demand.
HEAVY RECEIPTS ARE ALSO A FACTOR
Corn's Jlnseeptlblo Suture- Also Glres
V- nml Its Price Drop sfenrly
n llnlf Ont 4)nts unci Pro
vision .lo I n Decline.
CtfirAOO. Jan. 23.-Wwik cables, heavy
receipts and u slack cnsli demand caused a
net decllno of Ujl'so In Muy whent today.
Corn closed o lower In sympathy nnd oats
HflUo flown, Provisions nt tho close wero
6-S"4c to 12H" depressed.
Wheat wont up a cent yesterday. Today
tho stuff bought tho previous session was
old and tlio market dropped back to tho
placo It occupied Saturday. The market
wax largely n, locnl onn. May wheat opened
WliP lower nt 74.o tn 74fc and soon after
touched "SVic. Tho Initial depression was
based on tho fart that Liverpool showed a
decllno In the faro of tho advance hero tho
day liofora Nortnwest receipts wero largo
nnil It wna generally believed that reports
of yesterday's biff export business had been
exaggerate.!, all of which added to the de
pression Th market struggled along for
two hours bet wen 7l'4c and 75e, without
nny partjcular pressure being exerted
against the price. Tho heavy primary" re
ceipts and tho failure of nny cash demand
to put In an nppennineo later enusrd re
newed Helling and May dropped to 7tc and
closed weak, lffil'fcc under yesterday nt 74'
Kl'.c Exporters reported 7 loads taken.
Seaboard cleaninees In wheat and flour
were equal to :it2.(v) bushels. Primary west
ern receipts nggrc-gatod 487100 bushels, com
pared with .""ti.ofio last year. Minneapolis
and DtllUth reported 303 cars, against Si'ti
last wfi'k and 21f. n year ago. J .oral re
ceipts wero 107 cars, 4 of contract grade
Corn was quint nnd easy, In sympathy
with wheat. Receipts wero SOI cars and
this was also a bearish connlderntlon. tnken
In connection with the favorable weather
nnd easy cables. Had not so many Ii
fltientlal people nrrnyed themselves on the
bull sldo under tho theory that there Is a
demand for tho supply, huge as It Is, the
market would undoubtedly have declined
Mill further As It wns today, however, tho
jiressuro brought on tho market was not
heavy. The demand was scattered. Mny
sold between .TS'tc and 3S'4f(3Sftc, and closed
ie lower at !H'i3$6c.
Long onts wero for sale nearly nil day
and ns tho demand for thorn was tame, the
price suffered In consequence. The wheat
weakness waa the Influence. Receipts wero
34 cars. May sold between 2fi'lo and 2l'(ie
nnd closed WFUo down at 247ft2.rc, Elevator
Interests sold, hut pit traders. Joined by
Homo commission house n gents, were buyers
nnd tho tono on tho whole wns steady.
Provisions wero moderately active, but
showed nil undortono of heaviness. The
opening wns weak becauso ho receipts
were heavy and price nt tho ynrds do
pressed. Iluylng of pork and ribs caused a
rally during tho first hour, but prices ngnln
caned off In sympathy with whent and tho
close wns henvy. May pork sold between
113.90 nnd 113.75 nnd closed 12'ic lower nt
JI3.S0; May lard between $7.10 nnd $7.35, clos
In M?7HJ down nt $7.3.'07.37V4. and Mny
ribs between $7.02HI37.0G and JG.93, with tho
closo lOo depressed at $0.05.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
35 cars; corn, 290 cars; oats, 173 cars; hogs,
40.000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follown:
Artlc.les.l Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
Jan.
l-'ob.
May
Corn
.Ian.
Ifnb.
Mny
Oats
.Inn.
May
I'ork-
Jnn.
May
I.nrd-
.Inn.
Mar.
May
Itlbs
.Inn.
May
724
72V
7M?!(,
7Ut 7U4,
71',l 71'i
72
75 H
37
371i
liJ75
37'4
anx1 scv
37M, 3(7Tf,'f.Trl.1CTTI37
SSTs
3STi3a
23i
2.'t?'.
13 7714
13 75
7 27H
7 30
7 37H
23
25U
13 90
13 90
7 27if,
7 20
21
13 77V,
13 92!4
7 3214
7 35
7 42(4
g g?Vi
7 03
7 42H'
6
C 7t
fl IK
7 05
No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows:
Fl.Otm null; winter nntents, J3.603.80:
straights, M.20f3.G5j clears, 12.703.30; snrlni;
spccluls, 4.40fl4.5O; patents. $3.fi0Jf3.S0:
BtrnlKhts. J3.10fl3.-10; bilkers, .t2.207J2.C0.
W1IHAT No. 3 oprlnj?, C9HW71C; No. 2
led. 73M(75c.
bCOUN-No. 2. 37Jf371io; No. 2 yellow, 37fr
OATS-No. 2. 24i;fiCr.c; No. 2 white. 2Gia
E7ic; No. 3 white, 2t;!4fi27c.
HYi:-No. 2, t0451ic.
HHKDS-I'lnx, No. 1, J1.70;' No. 1 north
western. $1.70; prime timothy, $1.43; clover,
contract prnde, $11.
l'HOVIHIONS Mess nork. nor lit.l SI5 K-.rf
13.90. 1ard, tier 100 lbs.. $7..10fl7.321.'.. Hhort
ribs sldos Oooso), J0.904i7.15. Drj' salted
Hhouldors (bnxed. J0.2of0.&0; short clear
Bides fboxed), J7.255I7.35.
WMISICY-On basis of hlsh wines, per
'8i'OAIt8-Cut loaf. $0.29; irranulated, $5.nj;
ronfectlonors A, $5.S9; off A, $5.41.
KollowliiK nro tho receipts nnd shipments
for today:
Articles Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 21,000 2(5.000
neat, nu !,7.ooo ihi.ooj
t'orn, till 579,000 110.000
Onts, bu 2W.000 240.OHO
Hl"0. bu 7,oui) 3,ikk)
llnrloy. bu 143.000 20.000
uii mo jtouuco exciiaimo today tbn but
ter market was firm; creameries, 14ffi21e;
dairies. HHfflSc. Cheese, dull at 10iiMll,c.
Kkbs, weak; fresh, 18c.
KKW YOHIC (iliMCHAI, MA1UCKT.
Iliiiitntloiis of (lie liny mi Various
Commodities.
NKW YOHIf. Jan. 22.-Fr.OtIIl-Tle-relpts.
24.355 bbls.; exports, 20,000 obis.;
market dlEldnved mnderatn slnjulltir-qa i,m
Was still quiet, tljo drop In wheat chooklnir
luif-lness: Minnesota natcnts. il.()fT4 Min.
nernta b.ikers. $3.00(f 3.35 ; winter patnti,
M.l50fl4.0O; winter straights, tS.miS.W, win
ter exlras, J2.MHf2.90; winter low kmiIos.
h,'ir'l!5l'l)' '.'y.1 ,Im,r' steady; fair to Rood,
IJ.SHfl3.lB: choice to fancy. J3 15fi3.G0. lluik
whent flour, steady at $2,105(2.20.
, IlUClCWHUAT-bult nt tOliffic, c. I. f..
New ork.
COHNMnAr-Qulot; yellow western.
90c; city, 91c; Ilrnndvwlne. $i.45ff2.C0.
UYE Quiet; No. 2 'veMorn, DSo f. o. b.
nfloat; stnto ryo, 535540, c. I. f., New York,
car lots.
HAHUCY-Htendy; feedlntr, $1.50 c. I. f.
New York.
HAKMIY MAI.T-Diill: western, n:,72c.
r1Wvl,i,AT-,,rccl,)ts'v"'!m '": ospor s.
M.900 bu.; spot easy; No. 2 red, 7,n:o fob
nfloat; No. 2 red, 77',,e elevator: No' 1
northern. lJulnth. SSTsc f. o. b. nilont; No.
J hnrd. nuluth, Sc f. o. b. allont. Options
opened easy but held steady nil the tnre
Jioon on HkIiI nfferliiKs; subsequent we.ik
nes was prompted by seaboard shipments,
uiisattsfactorv export returns and moder
ate locnl mIIIiik: closed weak nt 34c net ile
cllne; January clnseil nt 7Ssic; Mnreh.
7ro. closed nt 7?i4c; May, 79 5-lC'tf79 7-lCj,
closed at 79c; Jlllv. 79c.
COKN-ltecolpts, 02,400 bu. ; exports, 93,
W bu.; spot easy; No. 2. 47c elevator and
4i),e f. o. b. afloat. Options opened steily
but soon yielded to rcnltzhiK. small export
business, lino weather west nnd enslor ca
bles; closed onsv nt c not lower; .laauary
closed nt 47c; March. 45ic; May. -HUHMian.'
closed nt 4IHc; July. 43V. "'"
tJA TH- iieceipts. un.iw bu.; exports. 4,r43
bu
w lite. 32Hc: No. 3 whltn. atKn-. In.b
mixed western, 33',4o; track white, HlHji)
35c. Options lnnetlvo nnd barelv steady
."(u'"i,ll'S1'i shipping. "5fi77'ic; cood to
choice, 9I!Mf9Se.
HOPS Steady; state, common to rlmlc".
crop. 1031210; 1SU0 crop, lliffl5e: .old old
2J?f!c; Pnelllo coast, jrn crop, 15G19o; 1V9J
crop. 101714c; old old;v2Me.
HIDES- rinn: Onlveston, 20 to 25 bi..
ISHOlOc; California, 21 to 23 lbs., 19c; Toxas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 15c
I.E ATI 1 K Tl Steady; hemlock sole, Huonnj
A,?'lT5,.w"l5,,t tu "OtvywelBhts, 2325c; acid,
23Hi214c.
WOOfr-Stendy: ilomestlo flecco, 2ICi26c;
Texns. 1511 17e.
PROVISIONS -Heef. quiet: family. $11.00
12.00; mess, JO.OH'QO.SO; beef hams, $19.50tfi
i.Mi pscket, $10.00fT10.50; city extra India
mess. $14.00171fi.Oc. Cut menfn lnn.l.- nlnk
led bellies $7.5oiI8.M; pU-kled shoulders, M
OT0.0O; pickled hams, $S.D079.25. I,ard, easy;
western steamed, $7.tK; refined, dull: con
tinent, $7,75; South America, J7.CS; com
pound. $5.60lio.621s, Pork, ensv; family,
JrK00f?l5.75; short clear, J13.75iri0.50; mess.
JI3.2rrfH4.M1.
JH'TTRK Steady; creamery. l4?22c: fac
tory, HOHc; June rroamry, 15lf20c; Imita
tion creamery, 13Hffl7Hc; stnto dairy, HIT1
20c,
CIIEKSE Vlrm; fancy larKe, fnll made,
lHiT12o; fancy, small, fnll mnde, u'inse.
KOOS-I'nsettled: stnto and Pennsyl.
vnnla, 201441210; western, nveniKe pneked,
nt mnrk, 195120c: western, loss off, 2014c,
POTATOKS-Qtilet: Jerseys, $1.25i?il.75;
New York. Jl.50iiN.S74: I.onif Island, $ 73fT
2.00; Jersey sweets. $1.75J?3.ni.
TAll,OW Steady: city f2 per inckaK.
6c: country (pncknKcs free), miSSc
POULTIIY-Allve, steady; fowls, 9V4c;
23H 2.W
24?f, 2ITifl'jl
13 77V4 13 S3
13 73 13 SO
7 25 7 25
7 27!5 7 27'4
7 33 7 35
(1 S2V5 fi R2V4
fi!5 0 93
chl k . S tirkes, Spi- Dre'sed
'! t'irkr n, P''ilo'. , chl kens, STH"lic
f' W.s. 8'if 'H
MI.TNL8 HpeinlHtIe activity wns sflM
dnrmaiit In the market for metaN Aside
frmi a little firmness In tin the local mar
ket wns fentureb'ss, the strength In tin
won due ehletlv to a rise of JCt 10s at Lon
don to .123 7s fid. but ruled very quiet, with
trading of n hand to mouth order, buyers
showing little disposition tn enter the mnr
ket. The close here wns tlrtn but quiet nt
JM. Lend was for the most part listless nnd
without quotable change. $1,374 belnij tho
cfolnK IlRure after figures for small lot
sold to Jobbers, London prices closed ni
7i 2s Of und was lnnetlvo nnd nnolrined
here nt $17 for Lake Superior nnd J1B.7S fi r
casting and electrolytic At New York pig
ltoti warrants were $9.fO?J10.5ij; northern
foundry. t5MVUli.(-i); southern foundry,
$H.r.Ofl 15.70; soft southern. US.0OH17 00. OlaB
row wns quoted at Ms nnd Mlddlesboroueh
nt 47s, 'spelter ruled quiet mid nbout stcaily
nt unchntmed prlct-.i nt $l.u5fll,10.
omaii.v Aviit)t.i:s.i,n mauki:t.
Conditions of Trnde nnd Qnntntlnni
nil Sfnptf nnd I-'nucy I'rodn!,
i:an8 Receipts light; good tock, HV318c.
LIVE l'OL'LTR-Ilons, 5g6c; spring
chickens, Hific; roosters, 35?4e; ducks, 6'tf
64''; geese, 04t(7c, turkeys, fvn'c.
TRLSH nRLbSED I'Oin.TllY-Hens, 7c;
roosters, 5T6c; ducki, Tlsil'.or.gecse, Sfl84c;
sfirlng chickens, pel lb., 7c; turkeys, Sc.
OAME Mallard ducks, per doi.. $3.00tJ
3.50: teal. $1 501.73- mixed, $1,601(1.75; Jack-
raiimis. i.-.-.M.i); cottontails, .oCUJi.
RI'TTER -Common to fair. llffllHc:
choice, i3t14c; seimrntor, 23c,
PP.ESH OYSTERS - Klrst grade, solid
pneked. Now York counts, tier can. 31c; ox
tra selects, 32c; standards. 25c; medium, too.
Second grade, slack filled. New York
counts, per enn, SOc; extra selects, 26oj
stnndnrds, 20c; bulk standards, per gal.,
PIOEONP Llv, per doz 90c,
VEAUS-Cholce. 9tll0c.
HAY Price quoted by Omnha Wholesale
Hnv Healers' association: Choice linland.
js.oo; No. 1 uplnml, J7.60; medium, J7; coarse,
10.50. Rye Mraw, J5.50. These prices nre
for hay of pood color ana quality. Demand
inir, Jtcceipis, in cars.
OATS No. 3 wntto, 26c.
CORN -No. 3, 22c
liRAN JH.CI.
VEOETAnLES.
PARSNIPS-Por bu.. toe.
Tt RNIPS-Per bu. basket, 40&
UEETH Per bu., 40c.
CARROTH-Per bu.. 40c.
LETTt'CE Per doz.. 355740c.
RAUISIIES-Per doz., JO-SSSe.
HEANS Wax. ner 1-S .w basket. SI:
string, 90c.
l-u 1 Ai OE3 Per bu., D0H6Oc: taano, per
bu., SOc.
SWEET POTATOES Per bbl J2.
CAIIHAOE-HoUcnd seed. l$;c.
TOMATOES Cnllfornls. er 1-basket
crnta. $2,
ONIONS Native, per bu., Jl; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2c.
CELERY California, as to sire. 573o.
CAULIFLOWEn-Calliornta, per crat
rni,,r,
PEARS Per box. n.00O2!3.
ORAPES Malaca, per seg, J6.50JT9.0O.
APPLES Per lib! . J2.50: eastern. J3.00CT
$3.50; California, Rellflowers. per box, $1.50.
CRANRERRIRa 3ell nnd Iluglo. J10.00
per,bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., $9.25. per crate,
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOEB-Callfornla seedling?. $2.50;
navels, J2.75iJ3.25; Mexicans, J2.75; Florldas,
$3.60.
LEMONS-Cnllfornla, extra fancy. $3.50;
choice, $3.
HANaNAS Per bunch, according to size.
$2.W2 50.
KlOS-Cnllfornln. new cartons. 80c; lay
ers, 75c. Imported, per lb., 13J715c.
DATES-Perslnn, In CO-Ib. boxes. Balrs,
6c per lb.; Halloween. 64c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES No. 1 green, 64c; No. 2 irreen.
64c: No. 1 salted, 74c: No. 2 salted, 4c;
No. 1 veal calf. S to 12 lbs.. 34c: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs.. C4c: dry hides. 8I3c;
h"cp pclta, 23n75c.' horso hides. Jl.601f2.25.
NUTK Englls.. wnlnuts. per lb., 13c: fil
berts, pc? Ib 13c; almonds, per lb., 18if20cj
rnw peanuts, per lb.. 61i54c: roasted. CWit
74c; Rrazils, 13c: pecans, 10ffl2c
HONEY Colorado, 21-secllon case, J3.75.
CIDER Per bbl.. $3; per half bbl., $3.
SAUERKRAUT Per bbl., Jl; per half
bbl., J2.50.
St. I, outs Ornln unit Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22.WHEAT-IiOWer;
No 2 red, elevator, 7141(720; track, 'Wi(f
"Zic: January, 7P',c; Mny, 72Vc; Jul-, i-'lo;
No. 2 hard, 6SiifiC9l(.c.
CORN Ixiwer: No. 2 cash. 3iHc; track.
371,4c; Jnnuary, 3CV(c; Mny, 37-Hti374c; July,
37T4c.
OATS Weak; No. 2 cash, 25iic; track.
254',ffl2Cc; Jnnuary, 25Uc; May, 25?4c; No. 2
while. 274c
RYI-:-Easler. 6041151c.
ELOtlR-Steady; patents, J3.601t3.C0; e?:trn
fancy and straight, J3.15U3.25; clear, $2,701;:
2.9'.
SEEDS Timothy, Arm ntvJ4.25i74.75 for
average receipts, prlmo worth moro; flax,
no murliet.
CORNMEAIy-Stendy nt J2.00.
RRAN Firm; sacked, east track. C8c.
IIAY-Tlniothy. sternly nt J9.60H13.00;
prairie, lower nt JS.fW1fl0.60.
WIIISKY-Stendv nt $1.27.
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.23.
2JAC.OINO7i'7;c.
HEMP T WINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; lobbing.
$14.50. Lnrd. steady at $7,124. Dry salt
meats (boxed), steady; extra shorts, $7,124;
elenr ribs, $7.23; clear sides. $7,374. Uncoil
(boxed), firm: extrn shorts, $7,874; clear
ribs. $f 124; clenr sides. $8.23.
METALS Lead, unchanged nt $1,174.
Spelter, dull. $3,974. sellers.
POULTRY Quiet: chickens, Co; turkeys,
Cff4e: young, fie; ducks, 7c; geese. D4c.
RUTTER-FIrm; creamery, 15ftl7c; ditty,
12ttl5o.
Ef!(5S Lower at 15c.
RECEIPTS-Flouf, 8.000 bbls.; wheat. 33,
000 bu.; corn. 79.C-00 bu. ; onts, 63,000 bit.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 13,000 bbls.; wheat,
77,000 bu.; corn, S9.000 bu.; oats, 76,000 bu.
Liverpool Crnlu nnd Provlsloon.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 22.-WHE AT-8pot.
steady; No. 1 California, 6s 4d: No. 2 red
western, winter, fin Id; No. 1 northorn,
spring, lis 34d Futures quiet; March, f.3
Sfcd: JIny, Cs Id.
CORN Spot, quiet: Amerlcnn mixed,
now, 3s lid; American mixed, old, 4s. Fu
Hires quiet; July, 3s 10?9d; March, 3s
May. 3s 9Ud.
PEAS-Canadlan. 6s S.I.
HOPS At London (PaclMc coast), steady
nt 2 5s.
PROVISIONS-Uoef. extra India mess,
dull nt 60s. Pork, dull; prlmo western, BOs
iki. lliunn, nit-iiii , niiui i i-ui, 11 10 tu JDS., 40.-4
Itacon. Cumberland cut, 8 to 30 lbs., stendy
nt 41s: short ribs, Ifi to 21 lbs., firm nt 43s;
mm: i-it;m iiiui.iirr. iikiii. ..1 Li) .it ma.. Hir iiiv-
nt 43s; long clenr middles, henvy, 35 to 40
103., Hieaiiy 111 us: clear oacKS, Pi to 20
lbs., steady nt avian: clenr bellies, 14 to 10
ids., sienuy 01 ins; snouiuers. squnre, U to
13 lbs., stendy nt 35s 9d. Lnrd, steady
prime western, In palls, 39s 3d; Amerlcnn
renueii. in pans, hjs.
MUTTER-null; llnest United States, 05s:
good United Slates, Sis. '
CIIEESE-Stendy; American finest white.
51s lid.
TALLOW Stendy; prlmo city, 23s 9d;
Australian, In London, 27s 9d.
Receipts of American corn during tho last
thl'to days. 219.400 centals. Reeelols nt
wheat during thi last thrco days, 213.003
centals, including ih.uvo American.
ICnusns City Crnln nnd Pro vlstnnn.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 22. -WHEAT Mnv.
f.r,a,e; cash, N. 2 hard, Ct;i41Jfii!4c: No, 3,
CV.tWc; No. 2 red. CMjfiyo: No. 3. 074e.
CORN-May. 341?3Uc: cash. No. 2
nrxed. 354c; No. 2 white, 36f37c; No. 3, SCc.
OATS- No. 2 white, 26c.
RYE-No. 2. 4Sc.
II AY choice timothy, J10.00U10.50; choice
prairie. $S.601i9.00.
nUTTER-Crenmery, 17020c; dairy, fancy,
17c.
EOC1S Lower; fresh Missouri nnd Knnsas
siock. IK iat,, ioss on, cases returned;
new whltewood cases Included, 4c more.
RECEIPTS-Whent, 60,016 b.t.; corn, 25,600
nil ; oaiw. -,mv uii.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 101,600 bu.; corn,
11, itv uu., t'ttin, i;',i"ju nu.
Toledo Criitn unit Seed,
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 22.-WHEAT-DUII nnd
weak; cash and Jnnunry, j'r.May, 793iiC,
Julv. 78iu. .
CORN Firm, cash and Jnnuary, S71c;
May. 40c.
OATS-Stendy; cash nnd January, C3i4c;
.lit.v, u4i;.
RYE-Mc.
CI.OVERSEED-Flrm nnd hlehfr: 1899,
prime, J0.70; cash nnd January, J7.30; March,
Mlnnrnpolls Wlieot, I'lnur nnd llriiii.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 22.-WHEAT-Cash
72c: May, 7i74i,c; July. 747i1t;5e. On
track: No. 1 hard, 74e. No. 1 northern,
72T4c: No. 2 northern. ii9Mt70e.
FLOUR -First patents. J3.9.W4.10; second
patents, $3.Wf3.90: first clear, $2.7o?2.85; sec-
onci clears, c.wu:, in.
HRAN -ln bulk, Jll.751712.00.
Dutiilli Crnln Mnrket.
DULUTII, Jen. 22.-WHEAT-Nn. 1 hard
cash. 74e; to nrrlve, 754c: May, 7Sc; No. 1
northern cash. 72c; to nrrlve, 73'icj May,
76c; July. 77c; No. 2 northern, C21jCSc; No. 2
spring. us vii"""
CORN SOc.
OATS-23i5iC6c.
l-lvniMiriitf l unit Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22. EVA TO RATE D
APPLES The mnrket ruled quiet but was
firmly held, owing to the scarcity of rollers
nnd prices wero well maintained: stale
common was quoted nt 3MHi,o; prime, 61?
fic: choice, S4ff(V; fancy. 6ff7c
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS -Inactive
but steady; prunes were nominally quoted
oi 3i'usvic per id,, am to sito una quality
Arr-'ot? R,-nt r.-iR', Pet hes, pc tc 1
14'ill5c, tinpeeled. 6 i.flOe
1111 nniiLre lirnln MnrUrt.
MILWAUKEE, Jnu 22 WHEAT-Qulet,
No. 1 northern, 74c, No 2 northern, 7Uf?72c.
RYE-Weak, No. 1, fitU62e.
IIARLEY Easy ; No. 2, 60c ! sample, 4MT
66c.
Movnin:.Ts of stocks ami no.vns.
Trndrrs Try Old Trick of IIoiisIIiik
l-'nrly Murliet fur l.nler Itetnriis,
NEW YORK, Jan. 22. -The Influence In
the stock market resolved Itself today Info
several distinct component pnrts, which op
ernted In conflict a part of the time and
never lit clearly defined concert.
Them wan a palpable effort to open
prices high. In fact, brokers In n number
of stocks ndmltteil the receipt of orders
to mnke first prices ns high as possible.
This Is a famlllnr device of the traders who
have gone longin stocks during a rise on
one day to get the best possible benellt of
tho relapse after the opening In prices of
stocks which were most palpably manipu
lated yesterday disclosed the operations of
this class. St. Paul and Northern Pacific
wero conspicuously nffected In this wny,
the former opening tip ls nnd the latter
rising almost ns much mid then off ngntn
to near last night's level.
Tho same stocks canto Into prominence
ngaln late In the day, nfter the news had
been received of Queen Victoria's denth.
This event had been so definitely foreseen
that there was little rensoti to expect that
Its actual nnnouni'ement would cause any
marked depression In tho market, but ap
parently there wns a speculative element
who feared the possibility of selling In
duced by tho queen's denth. After that
event wns reported there was a pause in
the activity of the market, as though
awaiting Its effect on prices, nnd shortly
nftcrward room traders set to work to bid
up prices again. They lifted St. Paul nn
extreme 44 over Inst night. Northern Pa
cific 2S nnd the grangers, Pacini's, trunk
lines and mere prominent stocks generally
from 1 to 2 points. Tho onniu traders wero
Heme ndvnneo 24.
On the other hand, tho sensational move
ment In Missouri Paclll' was brought to a
midden slop nfter a 3-p'ii- Jump nt the
opening nnd the Wnl.n-di stocks also fell
back. The extreme decline 111 Missouri Pn
elllo wna 74 and It closed nt n net loin of
34. This nctlon of the stock tintimilly
caused some Incredulity regarding the many
rumorii nfloat In nn Incoming consolidation
of tho southern railway systems nnd of
buying by n prominent capitalist for con
trol. The other members of tho southwest
ern group were, however, well s.tstnlned,
nnd tho absorption of Wabash debenture
bonds continued on nn enormous scale and
nt a prlco little above thnt of yestcrdav.
Mlfpcirl Paclllc was In urgent demand In
tho 1011:1 crowd and commnnded ns high ns
4 per cent premium for use by the shorts.
This gave color to the belief which wns
avowed by homo of the traders that tho
buying of tho stock had resulted In n
corner, leaving a very heavy short Interest
with their requirements unprovided for.
Amalgamated Copper ugaJn moved widely,
Jui.iplng nenrly 3 points nt tho opening nml
then falling hack The steel stocks were
comfiitatlvely neglected, but the undertono
was wenk In units- of tho less threatening
iiiii-iuiii-i-,, ttuiuuiizvu uv iraoc magnntes.
Federal Steel fell owav 24 nnd other
hers of the group from 1 to 14 after small
opening udvnnccs. Tho Into notable rise
was not w-i maintained, especially In tho
slocks which were bid up most aggres
sively, nnd tho closing was actlvo and
rainei- easy neiow tlio nest.
TIic nveniKo of nrlces nt the -lno
PUbi'tatltlallV higher than venterrluv nn.i
the undertone of the market dining tho
day win steady. The nnnouncement of fur-
iner gom exports nnu uitie etTect on tho
market as money cuntlnjes notably easy.
Sales wero less than Jl.0o0.n00 for the llrst
time since New Years. The Wabash de
benture Us led the bond market In point of
activity. Texas Paclllc 2s rose 8 per
nctlvo In Sugar all day, mnklng tho ex
cnt on light transactions. Otherwise the
trinket wns rather dull tint ilrm Tmni
sale-!, par value, nt $1,032,000. United States
rctundlng 2s declined 4 per cent nnd tho
.Jj coupon, advanced 4 per cent on tho
11111 can.
the following nre the rlnslno- nrlren on
the New York Stock exchango:
iVtchlson
do pfd
4Wnbash
J4J do pfd...
874 Wheel. & L. E...
ft do 2d pfd
134
"Sic
1I4
2M,
Ualllmoro & O.
Canadian Vac.
Canada So
o;4 wis. ucntrai ....
3T; Third Avenuo ...
! U. & O. pfd
1I2 Nntlounl Tube...
K'4 do pfd
69 Adams Ex
.?14 American Ex
UO U. S. Ex
Wis Wells-Fargo Ex.
"JH&Atner. Cot. Oil...
1 I do pfd
II Amer. Malting ..
lf-4 do pfd
l"14Amer. S. & R
1934 do pfd
30JsAmer. Spirits ...
Si's do pfd
S Amer. 8. Hoop...
024 do pr.l
192 Anor. S. & W....
164 do pfd
434 Amer. Tin Plato.
13n'i do pfd
23 (Amer. Tobacco...
49 do j.fd
414'Aliiic. Mln. Co....
109 Rrooklvn R. T...
2104 Colo. Fuel & I...
87 Con. Tobacco
11441 do pM
162 Federal Steel ....
K4 do pfd
C"4 0en. Electric
i0u uiucoso Sugar ..,
m;i ,0 ,f,i
4:!'i' inter. Paper ,
- 1041 do pfd
4"8 Lacledo Gas
1"0 .National lllscult
14211, do pfd
414 National Lead . .
. 82 I do pfd
. KJ1 National Stocl ..
. Jr.-Sl do pfd
- SC'.a'N. Y. Air Brake
t:
120
M'i
64"i
I'O
IIS
172
61
130
2Mi
87
44
214
W4
tr
17
24
71 i
39'4
hi
6M4
113
140
-13
794
44
43fS
94
46
(U
ISO
. 47
96
, 20
, 7.)
, 72
. 374
. 93
. 164
, S4U
. 374
, f0
,150
. 20?i
. n
. ss
.
- 4.1
. bf.'.i
Cites, pi Ohio...
Chicago (5. W..
C, H. .t Q
Chi. Illd. As L...
do pfd
Chi. A: E. III....
C. & N. W
C, R. I. & P....
C. C? C. & St. L
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Del. & Hudson.
Del. L. & W
Denver & It.
a..
do nftt
Erie
do 1st nfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal ...
Hocking Valley..
Illinois Central ..
own Central
do pfd
Lako Erie .t W.,
do pfd
Lnkn Shoro
L. & N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ry
Mox. Central
Minn. & St. L...
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobllo . Ohio..
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk & W....
do pfd
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W....
'Oro. Ry. & Nav
Mo pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rio (5. W
do pfd
St. L. &. S. V....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southw...
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. A Omaha
So. Paclllc
So. Rallwny .. .
do pfd
Tex. & Pacific ..
Union Paclllc ...
do pfd
4:1
No. American
76
1454
Paclllc Coast ...
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
704 Pacific Mill
41 'i People's lias . . .
' il'ressed tj. car... ;i.
92 do pfd 7S
27 'Pullman P. Car.. 191
rn'.i S. R. & T.
6'St Sugar
"4 do pfd
6C!.Tonn. Coal & I..
1194 V. S. Leather
135 V
IIS
6.I1;
114
73'i
21
U)
S3U
12's
664
60
IRS
no
do nfd.
U. S. Rubber ..
do nfd
434
19J
"uu
Western Union
Amul. Copper .,
2SU
Republic
i. &
S.
KC'b do pfd.
C. C. A St. L.
Nominal.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: Tho mnrket here
was very quiet todny. Tho tendency of
prices was towurd tho better, but business
was slack. The wholo world seemed to bo
watching tho queon. The American de
partment was tho most nctlvo on 'change.
The opening was strong on the rnlly which
began In New York last night, causing
tho bears hero to scramble tn cover. After
the opening Amerlcnn shares held steady
under tho encouragement of tho ntrong
mnrket in New York. Money was un
changed, silvor was drooping on Now
York sales.
Tlostoii Stock (t iiotnllons.
P.OSTON, Jan. 22.-Call loans, 3V4i4V, per
cent; tlmo loans, 84i4 per cent. Othel.il
closing:
A.. T. & 8. F..
ilo pfd
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. Tel
Boston it- Alb'y.
Boston Elevated
Boston & Me
C, H. & Q
Dominion Coal .
do pfd
Federal Steel ...
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd...
Gen. Electric ...
do pfd
Ed. Elcc. Ill
Mox. Central ...
N. E. O. & C...
Old Colony
Old Dominion . .
Rubber
Union Paclllo ..
1 44'i Union Land
, 84'J West End
.1334 Atchison 4s
.1184 N. E. tl. C. F.,
. 24
. 93
.102
. 07
. 9
. f9
. 71U
,161 'Adventure
251 lAtnnl. Copper ..
,161 'Atlantic
.191 Boston & Mont.
,113 llutto & Boston
311
79 Vi
. a- rni. cc lleela ...
,10') Centennial
. 454 Franklin
. 6Mi Humboldt
,140 Osciola
.1S04 I'a r rot
.16S4Qidncy
,214 iSnnta Fe Cop...
. imj Tamarack
. 12 ,1 tab Mining ...
.2W iWlnona
, ari Wolverines
. 21 B. Mining Co...,
.S55
,11.1
f'.i
.32S
Jl'
: 4r
. 16i
Neiv York .Itinlnu Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jnn. 22.-The following aro
quoiHiigun on iiiiiuuh biouns;
Adams Con 20 Little Chlof 1(1
Alice 45 Ontario 675
Breeco 200 Ophlr 69
Brunswick Con.. 27 Phoenix w
Comstock Tun... 4 Potosl 7
Con. Cnl. & Vn .155 Savage 17
Deadwood Ter.... 53 Klerrn Nevada ... 20
Horn Silver lb) Smnll Hopes .... 6?
Iron Silver 63 Standard 420
Leadvllle Con.... 0
l-'orelfcn Finn iiolnl.
LONDON, Jan. 22 -Gold premiums are
8 noted: Buenos Ayres, 132 20; Madrid, 36.02;
pnnlsh 4s. 714.
BERLIN, Jnn 22. Americans and Cnnn
dlnns were harder on the bourse today on
New York and London ndvtcea. Intprna
tlonnls were favorable and espclilly
Simnlsh 4s in Paris advices; IoimIs Im
proved on bear coverlm; ICxchnngo on"
London. 20m IriMifgs for checks
PARIS, Jan. 22. Business on the bourse
today was calm and transactions wero re-
stll ted In Mew of the condition rf Queen
M"rl.i, but the general disposition wns
tivire fiDorable Internationals wre qrm,
Rio tint" reiofrrd with the ndvance In
r. pper Thr'o per rent rentes, loif 924c
for the in count, exchange on London, lsf
1U4C for checks. Knnnlsh 4s c oscd nt ,7.?5.
Vetv York .llimry Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Jnti WMONEY-On call.
steady nt 2H24 ier cent; prime mercantile
paper, SftlHS per cent.
STERLING EVCIIANnE Easier, with
actual business In bankers' bills nt J4.874
mr uemanii nnu nt J1.S34 ror sixty nays;
posted rates. 4 K4Ti 1 KII4. mid $4.88: comnier.
clal bills. $4.8234171.834.
SILVER -CertlllcatPS. 6341t6lc; bar, 62c;
Mpxlcnn dollars, I8c.
BONDS Government, Irregular; state, ln
netlvo; railroad, ilrm.
1 no closing ptices on bonds today are ns
follows:
t S. ref. 2s, reg
105VN. Y. C. Is
10fc'N. J. C. gen. 6s..
106-4
127
701,
I0l,
l'4
loo
no
PI34
12914
116
v.
9!4
H4t
do coupon
do 3s, ret;
do coupon
do new Is. rog
do coupon
do old 4s, rcg..
do coupon
do 6s, reg
do coutiun
bd'INo. Paclllc 3s.
.110 do 4s
l.'-nu N Y. C it S L 4s
1374 N. & W. con. 4s.
1134 'Ore. Nav. Is....
1134 do 4s
.1104 'Oregon 8. I,. 6s,
Ul-'i Mo consol 6s...
I?" Rending gen. 4s.
1034 Rio t. W- 1
yj'i St I. ft I M o. i(s
U9.j St L ft S F g. 6s
1D3 St. Paul consols
D. of C. 3 65s
Atch. gen. 4s
ilo n"dl. 4s
Canada So. 2s. ,
C. ft O. 4V2s
.12S
l'JI
US
8?
66
116
too
100
m
no
114
(6
96
do &s
C. Sr N. W. p. 7m
lai'i St P.. C. ft P. Is,
inii Rs
do S. F. d. 5s.
121 So. Paclllc 4s
I'lllcngo Ter. 4s
Colo. So. 4s
92 So. Railway 6s..,
844 S. R. ft T. Cs..
D. & R. 0. 4s...
Erlo general 4s..
1004
ITex. ft Pac. Is..
do 2s
Union Pac. 4s...
Wnbnsh la
do 2s
West Shore 4s..
F W & n c Is.
Gen. Electric 6s
lUi
IIV4
la. Central Is..
L. & .N. tl ti 1. 4s
M.. K. & T. Sit.
101
Wis. Centrnl Is
do 4s
itS'.H'o. Centuries..
Bid. "Offered.
Ilnuk I I'll 1 'hits.
CHICAGO. .Inn w rlnrlnirs t2J.140.731:
balances. $1.270. IS2: tmsted exchnnoe. Il,im
01-884; New York exchange. lOo prnmluiii.
, HI. LOUIS, Jan. 22.-Clenrlllgs. JO.475.7',4'
balances. $834,488; money, 61(6 per cent; New
York exchange, ."0o premium bid, 40c pro
mln m asked.
NEW YORK. Jnn 22 -Clenrlncs. S313.012.-
212; balnnees, JS.928,iM.
. muhiu,n, Jan. 22. Clearings, $24,879,9.2j
balances, $2,353,110.
PHILADELPHIA. Jnn 22 Clenrlnns.
$l9,17r..iVK; balances, $3.3l7,fi82.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 22.-Clenrlngs, $3,321,-
vv. money, ,T-(ir per cent; New York ex
change, 2oc tiremliim.
BALTIMORE, Jnn. 22.-Clearlngs, $I.MS,
775; balances, $392,526.
Condition of the Treusnry.
WASHINGTON. Jnn. 22.-Todnv's stnto-
ment of the treasury balance In the irons
nry fund, exclusive of tho $160,000,001) gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Avnllnblo cash balance, $136.9.12,900:
gold, $71,565,101.
WtMil MnrkPt.
BOSTON. Jan. 22. WOOI-Tbo wool
mnrket hero In quiet, but prices hold
steady. The demand for wool is confined
to the actual Immediate necessities of the
mamifncturers. There seems to be no spec
ulative feeling to Induce purchases ahead
and what sales have been mnde are In
snots. Territory wools continues to head
tho list of sales. Tho range for line medium
and fine, staple nnd scoured Is from 46c to
4c, while strictly staple lots call for 4917;
60c Flnece wools .iro slow and prices nro
nominal. Tho following nro prices for lend.
Ing descriptions:
Obln lilifl PnlilinvK'iinlii VV nml ntinvn.
27c; delaine. 29c; No. 1 combing, 29c; No 1
nnd tliree-clgliths-blooil. 2S1i29c: coarse and
nrnld-wnslieii. soiicoe. Michigan. Wiscon
sin, etc. Michigan. 2''Ji23e: No. 1 Michigan
combing. 27fi28c; No. 2 Mlchlsnn combing.
26f(27o; quarter-blood washed, 28ii29e: coao
nnd nrnid wnstiod, 251J2BC; lino delaine, 2oc.
1 nwashed, medium, etc. Kentucky and
Indiana nuarten-bloid combine. 222tc.
threo-elghths-blood, 23fi2tc; Missouri quarter-blood
combing, 221723o; tbree-elghths-blood.
221123c; brnld combing. 20ift21c; Lake
nnd Gcnrgtn, 22c. Territory wools, scoured
oasis .Montana aim Wyoming nnu medium
and line, 161717c: scoured, 46tHSo; stnpli. 49
f(50c; Utah lino medium nnd fine, 15ftl6e;
scoured, 4617-I7c; staple, 191750c; Idaho fine
medium und tine. 151716c; scoured 461747c;
staple, 491i50c. Austrullan wools, scoured
basis, spot prices Combing, superfine,
nominal, 73ti'73c; good, 671T70c; average, iVVfj
67c.
Weinl Snlen,
LONDON. Jan. 22.-WOOI-Tbo orferdi'is
nt the wool sales today numbered 13.360
bales, tho best grades of scoured nnd
greasy were tu goijd lemr.nd nnd Arm: Mno,
merinos wero steady, but coarse nnd low
grades wero Irregular nnd lower; cross
breds woro In fair demand nnd sold freely
to tho home trnde and tho co-ntlnent at full
rates. Some crossbreds were taken by
American btivers; Capo of Good Hope and
Nntnl wero In full supply, thp lino stock
holding firm: common, nnd greasy stocks
showed an ensler tendency; snow while,
wero steady. Tho general bidding wns
slack at times and some offerings of Monte
video wero wlthdrnwn. Following nro tho
sales In detail:
New South Wales, 3,500 bales; scoured.
i: greasy. 3ftl04d. Queensland. 2 300
bales; Fcoured, SUdf?ls 3V5d: greasy, 657
9'4d. Victoria, 2.800 bales; scoured. Wfftls
54d: greasy, 4J711d. South Australia. 2.foo
bales; scoured, SUdflls 24d: greasy, 5177id.
New Zealand, 2.500 bales; scoured, OUdftH
14d; irrensy, 6ii(59i4d: Cape of Good Hone
nnd Nntnl. 1.100 bales; scoured. Is 4di?J
54d; greasy. 441J74d. Montevideo, 100
bales; scoured, nil; greasy, 64S"d.
Oil nml Rosin.
OIL CITY. Jan. 22.-OILS-Credlt bal
ances, $1.17; certificates, no bid; shipments.
74,590 bbls.; nvernge, 99.855 bbls.; runs, 79,051
bbls.: average. 87.390 bbls.
NEW YORK, Jnn. 22.-OILS-Cottonseed,
stendy; demand being principally for Feb
ruary oil. of which 400 bbls. sold today at
314c; prime crude, bbls., 274c; prlmo sum
mer yellow, 31c; oft summer yellow, 3151
314c; in-line white. 341733c; nrlmo winter
yellow. 35473s!c; prime meal. 25c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 22.-OILS-Cottonseed,
Hull refined, spot, dull, 20s 3d. Linseed,
31s fid.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-OILS-Llnseed, 56s 6d.
Turpentine spirits, 29s 3d.
CofTre Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22,-COFFEE-Thc
market for coffee futures opened steady nt
61U0 points decline and ruled slow with 11
weak undertone In tho absenco of public
Interest nnd under locnl pressure, following
continued heavy receipts In Brazil, unsatis
factory cables, slack demand for spot sup
plies nnd predicted full movements. Tho
marketjClosed steady at a net decline of 10
lll.l points. Total sales wero 21.500 bags, In
cluding February at 5.53c: March. 5.63c;
May, 5.75c; June, 5.75c; September. 5.85c; Oc
tober, S.O'K'; November. 5.90c: December,
5.95c. Spot. Rio, dull; No. 7, Invoice, 74c,
nominal. Mild, quiet; Cordova, 8084c
piv York Dry C.notU Market.
NEW YORK, Jnn. 22. -There hns I fen
little chango on tho character of business
doing In cotton goods today. Henvy
sheetings and drills nro dull and Irregular;
bienched. cotton pell In smnll quantities
from first hands, hut nt stendy prlcis;
coarse-colored cottons quiet, with snmo
Irregularity In stock poods; prints nnd
glnghnms unaltered; print cloths quiet but
firm: some Improvement Is noted In tho de
mand for silks nnd ribbons.
MANCHESTER. Jan. 2. Holders nre
very firm; in ynrns tbero Is little disposi
tion to buy.
Sugar nnd .Moliissc.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 22.-SUOAR-Open
kettle, SHIiSVc; open kettle, centrifugal, 41f
4e; centrifugal yellow, 44571 ll-10e: sec
onds, 254l(l4e. Mobilises, quiet; open kettle,
20vri.".nc: centrifugal, 81721c. Synin, 201730c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-SUOAR-Raw,
steady: fair refining. 3l3-16c; centrifugal, 96
test, -Ifi-lOc; molasses sugnr, 3 9-16c; refined,
steady; crushed, Co; powdered, 5.60c; granu
lated. 6c.
LONDON, Jnn. 22.-BEET SUGAR-9s
14d.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tues
day, January 22:
Wnrrnnty Deeds.
13. K. Lower nnd wife to Atlantic
Realty association, lots 2, 5, 6 and 7,
block 8, Beml8 park $ 2,500
Willis Uuid company to J. M. Bete
benner, lots 5 and 9, block 3, Willis
park RO0
II. K. Lnthrop und wlfo to J. P. Mc
Elllgott, lot 6. block 7. Summit ndd.. 900
O. E. Snyder to F. J. Collier, lot m,
block 1, nnd lot 21, block 4, Portland
Place 1,0110
Snmo to H. E. Co'ller. lots 6. 17 and 18,
block 6. Collier Place 1,200
A. A. Young nnd wlfo to Fred Clarke,
lot 6, block 2, C. E. Mayno's 1st ndd
tn Valley 20)
William Hart and wife to F. H.
Clarke, lot 7, block 1, same 700
J II Soykora to Mary Seykora, lot 3,
blcck 129. South Omaha 1
Q, I. Cornell to I). A. N. chase, o 29
feet of w 69 feet lot 2 (except n 150
feet), Johnson's ndd 2,H
Unit (.'I11I111 Deed.
J. S. Hale to A. B. Weak'ey, lot 24,
block 10, Omnha Heights 100
lleod.
Sheriff to S. 8. Ktnyim, el4 lot 9, block
It, Shlnn's ndd
16)
Total amount of transfers J 9,661
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oood Demand for Oat tie and Market Hulid
Actite and Fully Steady.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS LOWER
Sheep Receipts (,'nnttnurtt Ilntltrr
Mltht nnd Deiniiiul ItrlnK tliiltr
Llbernl Trndlnjr Wns Artlic
nt (lood, Steady Prices,
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. .
Rerlllta rr-r'n ,.tllA lines. Sheet).
Ofllclal Monday .' 1.015- B.4S6 J.t-'T
Ofllciai Tuesday
Two days this week...
Same days last week...
Same days week beforo.
hame three weeks i.go..
Snmo four weeks ugo...
l..h'l 1.1. IJI .0'M
4.377
7.VI
4,661
2,346
751
18,662
12,556
14.70J
8,613
6,318
11,601
6.9."7
0.1
11,2.14
5.6,rt
17
9.35S
.j.wuu 1111-8 i,isi- year d,mi
Average prlco paid for hogs for tlio past
several days, with comparisons:
, 6,881
I 1901. 1900.1899.1SDJ.1897. 1189.1. 11805.
Inn. 1...
Jan. 2...
Jan. 3...
Jan. 4...
Jan, 6,.,
Jan. 6...
Jan. 7...
Jan. 8...
Jan. 9...
Jan. JO..
Jan. 11..
Jnn, 12..
Jan. 13.,
Jan. u
4 95
4
4 9;i4,
6 024
6 014
5 0641
5 05
5 11
3 18
3 40
3 43
3 46
4 22
4 16
4 08
4 11
4 16
4 10
4 09
4 11
4 09
4 OS
4 07
4 11
4 11
3 88
3 86
3 80
3 88
3 95
3 83
3 1
3 2
3 2
3 51
4
3 29
3 IS
3 63
3 48
3 46,
3 b6
3 12
3 H
4
3 07
S 14
5 2.li
6 234
6 174
B 16t
6 254
5 20-
5 20 4
5 294
5 274
t 25M
3 54
3 51
3 47
3 63
3 60
3 09;
3 19
Jan.
Jan, 10..
Jnn. 17..,
Jan. is..
Jnn. 9..
Jan. 20..
3 26
323
3 23
3 26
3 26
3 26
3 66
3 721
3 S2
3 91
Jan. 21..
Jnti. 22..
3 96
I R 12i!
3 23
3 91
Indicates Sunday. , ,,,
The ofllclal number of cars of "'"c"
brought In todny by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H es.
C, M. ft St. P. Ry... 1
O. ft St. L. Ry
Mo. Pnclllc Ry W
IT. P. system 13
C. ft N. W. Ry
l-, E. ft M. V. It. R.. 35
S. C. ft P. Ry
C, St. P., M. ft 0 17
B. ft M. It. R. R 23
C. B. ft Q Ry 3
K. C. ft S. J. Ry 4
C, R. 1. ft P., cast.... 2
C. R. I. ft P., west.. 1
Illinois Central
Total receipts 175
4 21 3 42
4 33 3 57
4 29 3 57 3 48
4 27 3 41 3 41
4 37 3 47 3 38
4 35 3 41 3 39
j 3 4? 3 40
4 34 3 43
4 38 3 45
4 35 3 60 3 43
4 41 3 55 3 29
4 49 3 60 3 47
4 63 3 65 3 49
3 50 3 491
4 68 3 47
I 62 3 C2
4 48 3 49 3 47
I 65 3 61 3 51
4 54 3 54 3 64
4 61 3 66 3 50
3 69 3 61
4 63 I 3 67
3 1
ii '7 'i
so 'i 'i
t
3 1
n2 2 1
:ii s
32 "
is! n 1
The disposition of tho day's receipts wns
ns follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head lndlcatea
Buyers. Cattle, lings. Hiiecp.
Omaha Packing Co 233
G. II. Hammond Co i:)
Swift nnd Company 389
Ciidnhy Pncklng Co 631
Armour ft Co 410
Omaha P. C, Kan. City.. 96
Armour, Sioux City
R. Becker ft Degan 1
Vansnnt ft Co 47
J. L. Curey M
Lnbman ft Co 6S
W. I. Stephen 113
Hill ft Huntzlngcr
Livingstone ft Sclinller... 21
Hamilton ft Rothschild... 131
L. F. Husz 39
C. F. Hobblck 10
A. S. Mnwhlney 26
Other buyers 287
802
461
1.559
2.78 1
Lbo5
'796
S9
7li1
1,(9
477
688
18
Totals 2.7S3 13,125 2.833
CATTLE The demand was fully equal to
the supply of cattle today, and ns n roitilt
tho market ruled active and steady to
strong on all deslruhle grades. There wero
only nbout twenty-dvc cars of beef stcr-4
Included In the receipts, nnd packers went
nfter them and bought them up In good
season nt Just about yesterday's prices. As
the supply was rather limited the common
kinds of cattle moved moro freely than
they generally do and the same was true
to some extent of the common nnd wnrnied
up cattle. Everything wns sold In good
season.
The cow mnrket wns also nctlvo nnd
stendy to rtroug on tho good kinds and
ulso on the medium grades. Canners. how
ever, did not show much of nny change.
For this week all but ennnera may saf-?ly
be quoted a dlmo hlglior than nt tho Cloao
of Inst week. Tim deinnnd being In good
sbapn today, tho pens were cleared early
In tho morning.
Bulls, calves, etc.. nlso sold nt very f.at
Isfactory 'prices, the same as the steers
and cows.
There were comparatively few feeders en
solo todny, and ns yard traders have had
no difficulty In disposing of their holdings
tho market ruled active nnd strong ju the
better grades. Even the coatse cattle nnd
the loss desirable grades of all v."lghts
moved freely at fully yesterday's prices.
She stuff also moved quite freely nt itrnns
prices whero the qunllty was satisfactory.
Stock calves nnd stock bulls nlso com
manded steady to strong prices ns com-7-ared
with tho close of last week. Repre
sentative sales:
BEEF STEERS,
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
5 ...10K) 4 35 3 1226 4 40
4 1132 $3 0.-1 IE 996 4 40
2 755 3 7.1 11 1015 I 40
10 833 3 7.1 IS Ilfiii I 60
12 833 3 75 14 118.1 4 50
5 782 3 60 16 1108 4 50
2 970 3 60 63 1119 4 55
4 1021 3 fid 10 1072 4 65
fi 9:i:l 3 80 17 1141 4 M)
4 802 I 00 13 692 4 00
1 1130 4 00 17 1110 4 I'O
18 831 4 0.1 11 1138 4 CO
10 913 4 10 1 VIOO 4 (V)
22 129 4 M 5 1170 4 Til
8 861 4 20 37 1169 4 6.1
1 640 4 20 IS 1263 4 Ci
6 !) 4 20 17 1210 t 70
19 1002 4 20 17 1187 -1 73
19 936 4 2.1 33 11G0 4 7.1
6 920 I 2.1 3 1146 4 "
21 Sfil 4 25 20 1319 4 90
6 932 4 t.1 2 1460 4 9,1
1 1120 4 30 4.1 11S0 6 00
12 1062 4 3.1 6 13U1 6 il
1 1200 4 3.1 42 1KB 5 110
12 933 4 40 17 1230 6 10
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
3 650 2 00 1 750 3 2.1
9 601 3 0.1 2 910 3 50
4 712 3 10 9 683 3 33
1,,..; 9V 3 10 9 443 3 33
1 tr.'O 3 13
STOCKF.R8 AND FEEDERS.
1 7ft) 3 00 6 80S 4 V)
1 810 3 23 1 80i) 1 00
2 723 3 23 6 771 4 00
5 66t 3 40 12 741 4 01
42 658 3 4 0 48 904 4 0.1
H I',S2 3 50 R 460 I 10
I 730 3 50 3 513 -1 10
2 600 am 3 693 1 10
2 fi20 3 75 fi 80S 4 13
5 800 3 75 32 712 4 20
8 782 3 90 23 fill t "0
5 688 3 90 3 840 4 20
2 755 4 CO 11 714 I 20
30 829 4 00 15 730 4 20
2 72.1 4 00 25 S10 4 23
3 696 4 Oil 6.1 S00 4 40
6 090 4 00
COWS.
1 630 1 60 2 1135 3 10
2 843 2 IH) r. 1110 3 15
2 106.1 2 SO 18 9i7 3 20
9 861 2 fS 12 1032 3 10
4 980 2 40 7 1067 3 25
7 917 2 40 4 1215 3 23
1 910 2 50 3 1136 3 2.1
2 990 2 60 2 1130 3 2.1
6 910 2 50 2 1140 3 2.1
5 1012 2 50 6 1008 3 25
I 970 2 50 1 1 110 3 2.1
2 1090 2 50 5 1002 3 23
1 9"0 2 60 1 740 3 2.1
1 920 2 60 1 1210 3 25
1 990 2 60 6 1016 3 30
fi KlV) 2 73 2 1183 3 30
4 1067 2 16 1 1260 3 30
7..1 962 2 7.1 3 956 3 33
fi 1093 2 85 6 1I1S 3 35
1 10O0 2 83 1 1140 3 35
1 1140 2 S.1 8 1097 3 3.1
1 890 2 8.1 1 1280 3 .'io
1 1000 2 85 6 1218 3 ,'tl
2 1100 2 85 7 992 3 35
7 1118 2 8.1 fi 976 3 35
7 985 2 8.1 6 1154 3 40
12 780 2 85 9 1116 3 40
8 931 2 90 4 1147 3 40
15 1010 2 90 1 1310 3 10
6 1041 2 90 II 1210 3 40
1 1110 2 90 II 1030 3 10
4 1057 2 90 25 9S9 3 40
6 lOftl 2 '.) 42 1140 3 60
1 720 2 UU 4 1070 3 60
1 12W 2 M 6 855 3 60
1 fllll 2 90 16 1110 3 60
1 1000 2 90 5 1108 3 6.1
J 1210 2 tiO 1 830 3 5.1
4 109.1 2 !) 1 1120 3 ft)
II 1231 2 95 17 1147 3 00
1 970 3 () 6 1040 SI P0
4 900 3 M 3 976 SM
fi 975 3 00 4 915 3 ''.1
1 1100 3 01 6 1180 3 61
2 1305 3 00 2 1120 3 73
4 990 3 10 4 1152 .1 S3
1 910 3 10 15 90S 3 90
3 986 3 10 5 1112 4 00
1 1170 3 10 7 9.11 4 10
BULKS.
2 911 2 60 1 1431) 3 25
1 790 2 60 1 1300 3 .10
1 1270 2 4S 1 770 3 31
2 1270 2 90 1 930 3 ?5
1 11fi0 3 10 1 1380 3 33
1 950 3 00 1 1020 3 40
1 p',10 3 l) 1 1080 3 4.1
1 1410 3 !i 1 14O0 3 45
1 770 3 CO 1.... 1770 3 60
3 1613 S 10 fiSfl -0
1 lid) 3 pi 1 1720 . 60
1 . . 1440 3 I I 1 1550 . '
1 ... 1220 3 1 1 1590 M
1 K0 '.11 1 . . 1520 ,t i'.i
1 1470 3 11 1 1950 (fl
4 1165 3 20 2 1285 70
1 1330 3 80 3 836 S 7.1
1 l.tfA .125 1 1420 3 to)
1 910 3 JS 3 1880 3 st
1 660 3 73 1 1520 4 10
HEIFERS.
6 6(1 2 25 2 423 3 60
2 11 2 fin 5 860 3 60
2 TOD 3 10 17 915 3 60
5 SSS 3 10 11 790 3 60
b 5"0 3 20 12 .M3.1 3 W
11 827 3 20 2 995 3 6.1
6 .' 690 3 25 C 950 3 ft
1 1270 3 20 6 976 3 63
1 830 3 30 1 IH" 3 90
7 714 3 10 6 1132 4 00
1 1140 3 41 1 970 4 15
10 990 3 43 2 1C00 4 25
6 73S 3 43
CALVES.
2 205 6 1 160 6 25
1 240 5 7S 1 110 25
1 220 6 75 1 ISO fi W
1 120 6 00 1 120 6 60
1 150 6 OH
STAGS.
1 910 3 V, 1 lfiOO 4 00
2 119) 4 () 1 1700 4 23
STOCK CALVES.
1 290 2 75 1 400 3 60
2 49.1 2 9.1 1 30il 3 75
1 300 3 25 2 346 4 15
1 340 3 25 1 310 4 20
4 455 3 35 4 427 4 20
2 325 3 50
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
19 978 I 33
STEERS TEXAS.
61 98.1 4 26
COWS AND HEIFERS.
14 919 3 PS 5 lOlfl 3 CO
. P. Howard-Colo.
24 feeders.. 1102 I 15 40 feeders.. 018 4 15
16 feeders. .104 8 3 60
HOGS- There was the heaviest rim of
hogs here today that has arrived In a
number of wceiis nnd ns other points wero
alst well supplied values declined sharply.
The general market hero wns 124'i16c
lower than yesterday. Buyers started out
nnd nicked up 11 few of the choicer loads
at $n.l5 and occasionally paid $5.14- It
was the heavy hogs that brought the top
prices. Medium weights sold largely at
J.i-124 and the lighter hogs nt $5.10 and
from thnt price down. After tho first few
rounds buyers lowered their hnnds and did
not want tu puy over $5,111 for the general
rut; or hogs and $3,124 for tho best heavy
weights. Sellers wero not willing to tnko
those prices nnd as a result tho mnrket
was very low, but they finally had to toko
the prices offered. Owing to the largo sup
ply It was noon before the pens wero
cleured. As will bo seen from tho sales
I'.t'!9,Y-tno l'u" f all the sales went from
$o.l0ifC.i5 and It will bo observed from the
tablo of averngu prices thnt tlio mnrket
Is now at tho lowest point reached since
oimuiiij b, iieprcHciimtive sales:
No.
Av. Sh
Pr.
No.
AV,
...252
,..257
. .267
,..250
...246
...279
...231
..245
...274
Sh. Pr.
28....
69....
31....
93....
102...
87....
79....
82....
101...
79....
13....
63....
.111 ...
.130 ...
.150 ...
.168 ...
.182 ...
$4 6.1
1 70
$5 IN)
6 00
6 00
6 IK)
5 05
6 03
6 03
5 05
6 15
5 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
5 10
5 10
6 10
6 10
5 10
6 10
5 10
6 10
5 10
6 10
6 10
5 10
5 10
5 10
5 10
6 10
5 10
6 10
6 10
67..
41...
76...
71...
70. .
40..
43..
CI...
"6..
0..
61 . .
160.,
49..,
79..,
t'6,.,
33..,
120 3 124
a 12V4
5 124
5 124
5 124
c 124
5 124
5 124
5 124
6 124
6 124
5 124
5 124
5 1'.'4
6 124
5 124
5 124
5 124
5 124
6 124
5 I24
5
120
40
120
120
40
200
ioo
'so
40
.187
.190
40
.190
40
200
40
'io
80
80
80
240
40
SO
120
'40
80
"so
'io
80
120
.173
.199
.138
.220
nv
'iS,
. . . .209
. . . .269
. . . .229
....212
....237
....257
....216
. . . .rjo
....207
....251
....362
. . . .251
....215'
....169
93 2l
41 18S
73 231
66 226
43 312
12 262
8S 202
7J 213
100 1S3
71 221
55 272
75 269
40.
SO.
63.
80
'40
69. . .
43...
69...
61...
18...
31...
II...
82...
CI...
61...
CI...
C7...
71...
69...
13...
80
40
...200
. . .239
...213
...200
...190
...22 J
...230
...237
...216
...19i)
. . .2iH
. . .261
. . .237
...2.11
. . .257
...175
...26S
...183
. . .23.1
...231
...312
...177
. . .200
...218
...212
. . .260
. . .2.17
...266
...236
. . .278
. . .263
...231
...191
...2IS
...251
...239
. . .235
. . .281
. . .293
. . .26.1
...317
...212
...247
. . .230
!.'!i6
...223
...229
. . .209
...331
. . .237
l.'.'iot
6 12j
6 124
6 124
6 124
5 124
6 124
6 124
6 124
6 124
5 12$
u 15
C 15
5 15
5 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 1,1
5 IS
5 15
5 15
5 15
5 1,1
fi 1.1
5 15
5 15
5 15
6 15
5 11
,1 15
.1 15
5 11
5 15
5 1.1
5 15
6 15
6 13
6 15
6 15
5 15
5 15
6 15
5 15
5 15
5 15
5 15
6 15
5 13
5 15
G 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
5 15
5 15
6 174
5 174
5 174
6 174
61...
79...
93...
77...
78...
63...
66...
88...
99...
76...
0)...
70...
71...
67...
93...
63. . .
85...
61...
65...
23. . .
96...
77. . .
70. . .
69. . .
73...
62. . .
66. . .
IIS. . .
63...
70...
57...
74...
70...
63...
72...
61...
03...
63...
67...
66. . .
07...
6.1...
44...
66. . .
62...
70...
73...
84...
60...
68...
75...
114 4 1
62...
33...
56. . .
192
299
24')
260
246
120
120
SO
....267
...211
....213
....249
....166
....21.1
. . . .253
. . . .3110
. . . .226
....228
....236
....2.11
. . . .230
....215
. . . .234
....323
. . . .237
....235
....309
....212
322
! i i .'231
....233
....261
160
SO
240
160
120
'40
'so
'so
160
80
5 10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10'
10
10
83..
73..
73..
CI. .
135.
151.
75. .
60..
61..
IS. .
CO..
CO..
S3..
73..
60..
6v.
fil..
10
80
40
120
240
5 IP
5 124
6 124
6 124
5 14
6 124
5 12(3
5 124
r, 124
5 12 4
b 124
6 124
r-124
5 '24
6 124
5 124
5 124
5 124
6 124
6 124
6 124
5 124
6 1J4
6 124
6 12'
6 12 '
5 124
r. 124
6 124
6 124
6 12Ji.
5 124
5 124
6 124
6 124
6 1214
6 124
6 124
6 124
200
1
73 244
44 239
26 235
SO
40
100
'40
12Q
120
40
120
80
40
SO
....24S
....2.13
. . . .267
. . . .205
....303
....243
....253
....274
. . . .2.18
. . . .23$
....23S
. . . .336
....242
....233
. . .255
. . . .283
. . . ,3VH
SO
40
10)
120
40
80
..267
. .277
. .261
..307
..28.1
..271
..273
. .267
. .274
..273
...251
. . .2.19
. . .259
...213
. . .320
...213
...234
...210
. . .243
SO
69..
62..
62..
66..
81..,
fiO..
61..,
40
120
11 124
SHEEP There wns not a Inrgo supply of
sheep here today, and the demand being of
liberal proportions a good, active, steady
market resulted. Lambs Mold ns high ns
$5.3j nnd yearlings brought $4.85. A string
of 2-yeur-olds brought $4.76. It was a. good
nctlvo market from start to tlnlsh nnd
everything won sold early In tho morning.
I ho same as has been the ense for somo
tlmo there wero very few feeders on the
market und prices remained Just nbout
steady.
1 buck
11 western ewes ,
15 cull lambs
20 cull Iambs
89 western yearlings
441 Mexican wethers
69 Iowa lambs
108 Colorado yearlings ,
110 Iowa lambs
250 western lambs ,
255 western lambs ,
133 Colorado lambs
4ft) Greeley lambs ,
17 cull ewes
ITS western ewes :
16) Mexican yearlings
81 western wethers
120 $3 50
98 3 0.1
76 4 00
60 4 00
111 4 60
101 4 73
67 4 80
97 4 83
61 6 00
73- 6 15
76 5 25
SI 5 35
87 6 35
8t 1 25
88 3 2.1
84 4 374
89 4 60
CHICAGO I.IVI1 MTOCIC MARKET.
f-'ntlle Murliet (Jrnrrnlly Henilj- lloifs
Lower Sheep Stendy,
CIIICAOO, Jan. 23 -CATTLU- Receipts,
4,600 head, Including BO) Tcxuns; market
goecrnlly steady, Including butcher took
and Texnns; good to prime steers. a,Wii
0.10; poor to medium, $3.6n?3.20; stackers
nnd feeders. $2.75fT4.fiO; cows, $2 T5 I i'O:
heifers, $2. tiBff 4. 00, dinners, $2.00ft2.70: bulls.
U "54.40; calves, 26c lower than a week
ngo nt $3.73J(6.73; Toxas-fed steers. Jl.uOfi
4.80; Texas grass Bteers, $.1.35Tj 1.00; Texas
bulls, rJ.60f?3.S5,
IIOOS-Recelpts today, 4i,000 hfad; to
morrow, .IS.OiK) head; left over. 6.010 head;
market 10fil6c lower; top, $5.30; inl.ied and
butchers, $5.05)6.30; good to cholco henvy,
K.SMtU.M; rough heavy, $3.0Vf6.15; light,
$3 05516.271'-; bulk of ales, $5 20ff5:.ri.
SIIKKI" AND LAM US Receipts, 11,000
head; market about stendy; good to ohnl-n
wvtbers. $3.75f5.00; fair to choice mixed,
$3.60f3.S3; western sheep, $3.75J 3.00; "Vxns
sheep, $2.60fj3.60; western lambs, $5.0025.60.
NI. Louis Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2'.', -UATTLI3--Receipts,
2.01)0 head. Including 1.2'i Texnns; market
stendv for natives .strong for Texnns; na
tive shipping nnd export steers, $l.yi;C S0;
dressed beef nnd butcher steers. $1 056.25;
steers under l.oon lbs., $3.!W?4.73; stackers
nnd feeders, $2.60"fl4.55; cows nnd heifers,
$2.(io14.i)). dinners. $L2iVg2.73; bulls, $2 40ff
3.40; Texns .and Indian steers, $3.60a4.C0,
cows and heifers, $2 33fj0.50.
HOGS- Receipts. 9,30 head: market 10c
lower, pigs and lights, f.. tRTio.SO; packers,
$3 lrJS 23. butchers. $5 Zfli&.SH.
HHKKV AND LAMHS- Receipts, 1.200
head: market steady; native muttons, $1.00
iff 1.60; lambs, $4.76y5.Ki; culls and bucks,
$3 00fl-0; stackers, $2.l".
St. .loseph Live Stork Market.
SOUTH ST JOSEPH. Mo., Jan. 22. (Hp
rial ) The Journal quotes as follows:
t'ATTL 1-3--Receipts, 1.200 head: mnrifit
stendy to strong, natives, $l.(f5.25; i'exans
and westerns. $3.Nft5.10; cows and helferi.
$2.10'f(4.30, hulls nnd stags. $2,10-34 00; ytar
lings nnd cnlves, $1.601 4.60; stackers nnd
fefders. $3.fiO5"ir4.30; veals, $4.00igO.6.
llOriS-Receipts. II.iiOO head; market big
and 10e lower; oil grades, $i.161j6.30; I i.lk
of sales, $5.15116.25; pigs, steady.
SHKKP AND LA.MHB-Ilerepts, 2.200
head; heavy lambs, lower, others steady.
Kmisns City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS UITY. Jan 22. t'ATTLK Re
ceipts, 7,500 natives, l.lfti Texnns, best beef
cattlo steady to lOo higher, others steady;
native b ef steers $t lot?" f,ft stnrkers nnd
ferders. fUj oflii i.-wn ,iul heifers J,l
1
1 ui-ri. j. ,, . ij. i.iiiin. a., ii", n
inhes
1 11 1 1 , ? ? , - I , l,
. HOGS Receipts, 19,000 head; market I'D
tower, top. $;, an, bulk of sales, J.V15M6 2'.,
heavy, it 1 2W6 3o; mixed packers, $3.1Mj5.2j;
Unlit 4-. kU. . it,. I 1 A, 47, 1
SHEEP AND lMBS-Rccclpts, 2,400
. .
ft.fri; wcstirii w Huts, ,.h..(Ii.im j e.iu-,n
ewes, JJ.in4 Oil; culls, J2.fiMT3.60.
,nv lurh l.lto .stuck Mnrkrt.
. J'ORK - ,Iii 21.-CATTLF.-Re-celpts,
1.321, head: nearly all consign?.! dl
H'M'ly. cables unclialiged;
rtunrtTrs US9 S"PC" n,M
ll.ve,cy,os:1$'i:,,,, ,m ,yi
iJ'liP,,.,,.ANn I'AMRS-Recelpts. l.'M
vrn,Vi.firft'lyi K',;,' 'J;'; ethem. Jl:
no,Ttea,nb,,,.b5' " lWO): c'"' 'w'
nrnPnt3' 7fl 0,l"nll'
Slock In Mluht,
Following nre the receipts nt the four
principal western markets for January 12:
13.197 2,867
4I.IO) H.MM
19,() y.too
P.OK) 1,200
Chlcngo 4.80D
Kansas City 7,600
St. Louis 2,fioo
Totals
-- 17.3 82.197 TtTiC
"My stomnrh v.as affected by grip nnd I
could cnt nothing but crackers and milk.
I began taking Dr. Miles' Nervine nnd Pain
Pills nnd tho trouble disappeared." Mm.
J. Lttidsoy, Montrose, Minn.
Burns Wife nnd Child.
SCRANTON. Pa., Jan. 22,-Frank Jans
sen. n barber of So.tth Scranton, went
homo drunk this moriilPK from a ball and
In u quarrel with I1I3 wife threw n lighted
lamp at her. The bed was Ignited and
their i-year-old boy burned to death Mrs
Janssen was probably fatally burned. Her
sister. Maggie McDonald, wns serlnus'y
burned. Tho house wns destroyed. Jans
sen Is under arrest.
Henvy ftalc of PIk Iron.
PITTSBURG, -Jan. 22.-Tho Valley lies
seiner association this week sold to the
lending 1 Ittsburg Interest 60,000 tons of pig
iron nt $12...0 nt the Curnnces In the Bhen
nngo and Mahoning vnlley. This Is tho larg
est single iiurchnse of pig iron for mnnv
months. Tho price paid Is also an advance
of -1 cents a ton und 60 cents a ton nbovo
tho lowest prlco paid for pig last month.
"My heart wns badly nffected by nn at
tack of grip nnd I suffered lntenso agony
until I began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
It made mo n well man." S. D. Holtnan,
IrcsliurR, Vt.
$6.00 A MONTH.
SPECIALIST
In
All Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men
12 Years In Omaha.
VARICOCELE d
) HYDROCELE cured.
Method" new, never falls,
without cutting, pain or
- - . (udi.i limn,
O V DU I I I Ceill'i-i! fnr'.lrnknri lh.nnl.nn
iT ."'t thoroughly clentW from
ins system. Soon every sign and symptom
!!!?rV.'P??r; completely and forever. No
"IIKliAKINO OUT"ofthedleaseonthesl(in
or facs. 'Iroatmvnt contains no dangerous
drugsor injurious medicines.
WEAK MEN L,OS!' 0,r Manhood from J-:
cviiai 1 v cesiesor Victims to Nituvocs
hlauallt Dnnii.iTr or Exhaustion,
WART.,.f'0 WBAKNr.SS INVOMINTAIIY Lossrfl.
with F,Aiii,Y Diccat In Youno nnd Minntt
Aoin, Uck of vim. vigor and strength, with
sexual organs Impaired Rndwenk.
8TRICTURE Radically cured wjth A new
unci CLEFT 111 . '"'"""'I" Home Treat
? "r,tET11"'ntLNolD"trum"s,nnpaln,
no detention from business. Gonorrhoea.
Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
ct;iii:s (itMiiA nti:kd.
Consultation I rrf. TrMtmmt by Mill.
Call on or address 119 S. '4th &t
Dr. Searlos & Searles ; Omaha, Neb.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
CF OMAHA
EOiLHii AND iHET IRON WORK'
Qrake,
lir.
& William;;
Successors Wllaoa Jt Drake.
Manufacture boilers, smoke stacks and
brcechlngs, pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard ana water tanks, boiler tuoes con.
stantly on hand, seconu hand boilers bought
and sold. Special nnd ptompt attention to
ri-nilrs In r'ty or country liith nnd I'lerce.
DRY GOODS.
M.
E. Smith & Co.
Importers and Jobbers of
Dry Goods, Furnishing Oood
AND NOTIONS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Western Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Electrio Wiring Bells and Gas Ltchtlaf.
Q. W. JOHNSTON, Mgr. 1510 Howard St.
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBUERB
OP MACHINERY.
GENERAL REPAIRING A 8PKCIALT
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER3.
1C01, lCOU nud inns Jnckson Straat,
Oniaba, Neb. Tel. nSH.
B. Zabrlskla. Agent, J. I). Cowaill, Mar.
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick nnd Easy Rislnc
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevators.
AUTOMATIC HATCH CATE8.
Send for catalogue
KIMBALL nROS., COUNCIL RLUHTS, I.
1008 8th Street. tfelephona 111.
c
H. Havis & Son
Agents for the Mlchmou-I
Snfrtr (Sales nml
I'lre Doors,
Klevutor Hydraullo and Hani ElfTatori.
Elevator repairing specialty. Leather
Valv Cups for Elaratori, Emlno and
Prlnttng PreBsaes.
I jhE IhGlMS J I E
GRAIN ELEVATOR MACHINERY
Co.
Council llltill's, Iowa.
Gasoline Engines
Virtlial, Horizontal and Portable,
from one horse power up.
Jobbers of Agrliulturul Implements nnd
everything In wuter, steam and gas sup
piles. JfiMES E. BOYD & CO.,
Telephone lOIlb. (iMiulin, Nell,
COMMISSION,
;itl, 111(1 VISIONS nml VIOCKS,
llniiril nt Tinile.
Correspondence. John A. Wnrion Co.
Direct wires to Chicago and New YorSc
navid Bradley &