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TIIE" OMAHA DAILY BEE'. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bmaller EecelpU Influence Wheat to on
Advance of Half a Cent.
MODERATELY ACTIVE DAY IN CORN
Unln Strmm, lint tt 1 1 ! n Nlmr nml
.VnrriMV Market I'ro IkIoiir I ii 1 1, .
Xtirrow nml llnrc of I'riittirt
Toiiiorron'n Receipt.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2I.-Muy wheat advanced
Uffo today under tho Inllut'iice of smaller
receipts. Corn closed a shade and oats Hit
ic up. Provisions at tho closo were &U1&C
lower.
May wheat opened Hfl'Jc lower nt "Hie
Inllueiiccd by Liverpool cables, which IK
Jiored tho ndvnnco hero yeatorduy. While
tho Liverpool market wiih twain open, Intel
ness thero wan at a standstill, and tills con
dition hnd much to do In tho dullness which
pervaded the local pit during tho forenoon.
Them waH some fairly Important huylnK
by beam on tho fallliiK off In northwestern
receipt and most of tho polling, the mar
ket liolnc thus confined to local hands.
May rallied ihirliiK tho forenoon to ?5c,
but trailn wan dull. loiter tnulo was moro
active, some early sellers covering because
of lighter receipts at primary western
jiolnts and seaboard clearances of "Ki.ooo
bit. of wheat and Hour. May sold to 7fic
and closed strong .,ruc up at "flUo. Pri
mary receipts were SSO.000 bit., compured
with 318,000 i.ii. last year. Minneapolis and
Diiluth reported l!Pi cars, ttgalnst 31S last
week and 2iil a year ago. Local receipts
were 31 cars, none of contract grade. Im
porters reported eight loads taken.
Corn was moderately active. Tho wheat
strength was accountable In a meimuro Tor
tho llrmnes, but the market nlso showed
considerable Independent strength. Thero
was enough selling to have developed weak
ness had there been any. but liberal offer
ings wero well taken. Shippers were rulr
buyers and there was a good cnsli demand
ivhllo the country movement was reported
slow. May sold between ."WV and .Wfce and
c'osed a shado higher ut 3"c. Receipts
were 301 ears.
On In worn strong, but tho market was
slow and narrow. Sympathy with whent
and corn was tho chief factor. May wld
betwfen SSle anil 2i'io and closed M'iC
lilgher at KIMiiKitoc. ltccelpts wero 1C9 cars.
Provisions wero dull, narrow and baro
of features. Tho opening wns steady in
sympathy with higher hog prices, but mod
erato selling by longs developed weakness
nml prkes fell oft later. May pork sold
between JI3.y7Vj anil $1.1.80 and closed 15c
lower at JI3.S0: May lard between V.Wit
7.45 and V.S'Vi, closing tyt'ttc down at
7.37's and May ribs between $7. "3 and
f."4, with tho closo Gs depressed at J6.7',4
di7 (
Estltrnted receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 35
cars; corn, 370 cars; onts, 210 cars; hogs,
5C.0HM head.
Tho lCRillnp. futures ranged ns follows:
Artlclcs. Open. Illgh.l Low. Close. Ycs'y.
Wheat
Inn.
I'eb.
May
Corn
.tan.
Koh.
May
Oats
.Ian.
May
Turk
Jan.
May
Lnrd-
Jan.
Mar.
May
Rlhs-
Jnn.
May
72i 72Tifl73 72 72TJ1T73 72UOi
72 73 72i 73 72,
7114 75?i 714 7GU74Hifi
37H 37U 37 37'i 37
37i 37V4 37Vi 37i 37'i
3S-ifrts 39 3.S?4 .1Sff
23Ti 23T4 23i SP Z2K
23 23U 20 23MiU 23
13 7K 13 0214
13 05 13 97V4 13 SO 13 SO 13 03
7 30 7 30 7 2714 7 2714 7 32V4
7 30 7 35
7 4214 7 45 7 3714 7 3715 7 4214
I fl R7V4 9214
7 05 7 03 (i 97V4I 7 00 7 02(4
No. 2.
Cash ottntntlons wero ns follows:
FLOUR-Dull: winter untcnts. UC0iiT3.R0;
dtralgbts, $3.201 3.53: clears, J2.70Q'3.3O; spring
specials, JI.40(i74.W; patents. M.fi03.S0;
straights. 13.105(3.10; bakers. J2.20ff2.CO.
Wl I HAT No. 3 spring, r,lffj72e; No. 2 red,
7i(ft7r
COIIN No. 2,.37',Je; No. 2 yellow. 37',Jc.
- OATS-No. 2, 2IU(f2tl4c; No. 2 white, 271jc;
No. 3 white, 2C14'i(27c.
RYE No. 2. 50.
HARLEV-Kulr to choice malting, rOfffiOc.
HKKDS-jNo. I flax. J1.751.7C14; No. 1
Tiorthwestern. J1.77; prlmo timothy, J1.C5;
clover, contract grade. Jll.
I'ROVISlONH-.Moss pork, per bbl., JI3.S0ff
l.v.w. t.aru. ier ji'i jds., .si.-i'to 7.3i. snort
ribs sides (loose). jn.t7!ifi"7.12!4. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). Jrt.23fji3.50; short clear
hides (boxed), Ji.23f!'7,35.
WIIIHKY-Ou basis of high wines, per
gal.. J1.27.
St'C.ARS-Cut loaf. J8.29; granulated, J5.63;
confectioners' A. J5.D9; oft A, $3.41.
Following are tho receipts and shipments
for toduy:
Articles. ltccelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 27,000 2S,(i00
AVheat. bit 4S.0.N) 27,(KN)
Corn, hu Mfi.ono 121,000
Oats, bit 21 15,01 lSn.OOO
ltye. bu 5.1 n 2,0ml
Hurley, bu 30,000 2fi,(i00
On the 1'roduco exchange today tho but
ter market was dull; creameries, lift 20c;
dairies. 1114f71Sc. Cheese, dull ut lOUfjll-Jio.
Fggs, (pilot; fresh, ISc.
mjw yoiiic ;h.m:u.vi, market,
iiotnt Ion of (lie liny on Vnrloim
(Jo in m ml I Men.
NEW YOniC. Jan. 2l.-FLOlTKUccelptH,
17.700 bbls.; exports, lli,500 bbls.; sales, 9,11)0
uaekiices: stoadv and imchanueil: Mlnm
sota patent, $3.90fl.20; wlntur extras, J2.50ff
zs.i; .Minnesota oaKers, w.i"(i;i.i.i; winter
low grades. J2.45(i)2.il3. Hyo Hour, dull; fair
to good. J2.MVu3.15; choice to fancy. J3.15
Ct3.lV). lillckwheut Hour, dull at $2.10J2.2U.
III'CKWJIKAT-Stcady at COfJtije, c. I. f.,
New York.
CORNMEAI. Htondy ; yellow western,
90c. city. !lo; Hraudywlne, J2.45fi2.50.
RYE-8tendy; No. 2 western. SSc, f. o. K,
nlloat; statu rye, 53&G4e, c. 1. f., New York,
car lots.
IIARLEY Dull; feeding, 51.50. c. I. f.,
New York.
RARLEY MALT Dull; western, CVft72c.
WHEAT llecelpts. M.900 bu. ; exports,
13rt.4i bu. Spot, strong: No, 2 red, H'lo. f. o.
b.. nlloat, and "So, elevator; No. 1 north
ern Duluth, ,srA,c, f. o. b., nlloat: No. 1
northern bard, fsSTe. f. o. b., afloat. Options
after a steady opening advanced moderately
nil day In face of a small trade, unchanged
cables and small export business. Ah bull
Intluences tho small northwest receipts, pre
dictions for a decrease In tho coming vlslbln
supply, largo clearances and a persistent,
short demand, were most prominent. Closed
strong, VjfiHc net higher. Junuar.v closed,
70H,c; March. 79Tc; May, 7U1fjS0 3-10c;
closed. MHfco; July, 77tc.
COIIN Receipts. Kni,2"5 bu.; exports. 175.
100 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, 47'ic, elevator,
and 4Cc, f. o. b.; atloat. Option market
shared tho firmness In wheat and ruled Unit
nil day; closi'd firm at 'ic net advance.
January closed, 47c; March, 4&1.0; May.
44M,c; July. (Pic
OATS ltccelpts. C7.200 bu.; exports, 22.!S10
bu. Hpnti quiet; No. 2, SOHo; No. 3, 30e: No.
2 white, 32321ic; No. 3 white. 3114c; truck
mixed western. 30f(3114c; track white, 319?
33c. Options slow, but firmly held with
corn.
IIAY-Stendy; shipping, 75fJ77'.4c; good to
choice, 92'4ft9oc.
HOI'S- Quiet ; state, common to choice,
1900 crop, Uu21c: 1599 crop, llfflBc: .ild oId,
SMfip; cacltlc coast, 1W) crop, 15019j; 193
crop. lOif lie; old olds, 2f(6c.
IliniiS-Firm: aalvestnit, 20 to 25 lbs,
JStSfclOo; Ciillfornln, 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Tox.ia
dry. 21 to 30 lbs.. 15c
l.RATIIKU- Steady; hemlock sole, lluonos
Ayres, light to heavyweights, 2425c, nclu,
231ifl2(liC.
WIIULr-
Dull:
domcstlc fleece, 21U26c
TeMis. 151 17c.
PHOVlSlONS-lleef, quiet; family $11 00
(T12.U); mess, JO.oofO.KO; beef hams. J19 5oir
:6.50: pneket, $10.o0ff 10.W; city extrn In 11a
mess. JU.OOCn 1R.W). Cut incuts, steadv: nick.
led bellies, $7.GOff7.6o; pickled shoulders. $5.60
oiii.ini; picKieu uiiuis, tviwr.i.ja. i.aru. steiuty;
western steamed. $7,6517.70; rellned. quiet;
continent, $7.83; South America, JS.50; com-
pound. $j.:0fi(i.62MI. I'ork. steadv; family.
$15.00fi 15.75; short clear, $13.75fi 10.60; mess
J13.2.VU 11.60.
m'TTKU-Steudy; creamery, 22c; factory.
llfllSe; Imitation creamery. 1314c.
I'll i:iiSi:-Flrm: family made. 114c;
fnmllv made, small, llyi'.'c.
KCSCiH Firm; western, averngo packed, at
mark. I'SiUDt'; western, loss off, 20c.
TALLOW-Dull; city, 6c; countny, 5KT
u?iie,
M13TALS nusluess In the local metal
market was generally firm. Demand from
the Interior continues of a hand-to-mouth
onicr, unu speculation wus, generally speak
Ing, out of tho market. Tin ut Loudon do
dined .CI 12s to Jtl21 15s, closing weak at
tneso ugures. this iniiuenceil the local mar
ket for Hint metal to some extent In tho
direction of lower prices, but trmllmr at tho
decllno was slow and the market cloned dull
nnd cnsv at $26.62141126.75, against J27, tho
closing llgurcs yesterilay. Copper ruled dull
nt $17 for Lake Siqiorlor nnd $16.624 for
casting nnd electrolytic, but snles could bo
mitdo nt Ho decllno on tho hitter. Tho Lon
don advance of 33s wiih shown to bo 21
7s 6t. tint railed to errect tho local sltuutlon
Suolter. though displaying it weak under'
tone, was not active, the decline, being duo
to an nbsenco o demand. Tho closo was
weak nt JoifftlO. Lead continues dull at
Jl 37's. Domestic Iron markets were In an
entirely nominal condition nnd buyers and
t-ellers were too far apart for'buslness. I'lg
Iron warrants were quoted nt the closo at
J9.50flo.ri: northern foundry. JlS.OOfJlfi.riO;
southern foundry, J14.50O14.76; soft southern,
J13.00fji5.7S.
OMAHA -WIIOI.KSAMl M.MIKI'TS.
('oiiiKllon! of 'I'rnde nnd (lootnt Ioiin
011 Mnple mid I'lincy I'roilnce,
KOOS-Hecclp's light; good stock, J6R18c.
L1VK I'Ol'LTHY-Hcns. 6t4fCc; spring
chickens, C4I6C; roosters, 3If4c; ducks, 6tf
tltc; geese, ti1t'&7e; turkeys, 6'a'c.
I'KKSII DU1:Ssi:D l'orLTltY-Hona, 7c;
roosters, Glfic, ducks, 74fJc; geese, StS'4Cj
spring chickens, per lb., 7c; turkeys, c
(1AMK Mallard ducks, per dnz., M.OOff
3.50: teul. H.vmt 75: mixed, Jl.tOfM.75; Jack
rnbblts. J1.2MM.50; cottontulls. "ScJfSl.
iM'TTKir Common to fair, 1101114c;
choice. 1314e: separator, 23c.
FltnSH OYSTKHS First grade, tolld
parked. New York counts, per can, 33c; ex
tra, select. 32c: stumlnrds. 23c; medium.
20e Second grndo, slack filled, New York
counts, per can, 30c; extrn select, 28c;
ctendards, 20c; bulk etundnrds, per gal.,
$1.25.
I'lOKONS-Llve, per dor.., 90c.
VMALS-Cholce. lift 10c.
HAY Price quoted by Omnhn Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice uplnnd,
IS; No 1 upland, $7.50: medium, $7: contve,
JC.50. Hye straw, $5.50. These prices tiro
for liny of good color and quality. Demand
fair llecelpts, S enrs.
OATS-No. 3 white, 2Cc.
COIIN No. 3, 320.
UHAN-JH.
VKOHTAT1LES.
PAKSNIPS-Per bu.. Mc.
TCUNIPS-Per bu. bnskct, 40c.
UKKTS Per bu.. 40c.
CAHIIOTS-Per bu.. 40c.
LKTTI'CK-Per doz., 35f?l0e.
ItADISIIlCS-Pcr doz., 3071330.
IlllANS Wax, per 1-3 bu. basket. 1;
string, 90c. '
rOTATOKS X'cr bu., GOfJCOc; Idaho, i cr
bu., SOc.
SWI3KT I'OTATOKS-Per bbl., JJ.
CAfinAOH-Holland seed, lc.
TOMA'J-OIiS - California, per 4-uaskot
crate. $2.
ONIONS-Nntlvc, per bu., Jl; Colorado
yellow, tier lb., 2c.
CIJLKUY-CnIlfornla. ns to size. 45fJ75c.
CAULIFLOWKU-Callfornla, per crate, $3.
FltlMTS.
OHAPi:-Malagn. per keg, $.50f!9.00.
APPLKS-Per bbl.. $2.M; eastern. $.1.00
3 GO; California. Ilelltlowers. per box, $1.50.
CKANDKIUUKS-Ilell and Hugle, $10 por
bbl.; Jersoyn, per bbl., $9.25; per crate, $3.23.
TROPICA L FIIL'ITS.
OP.ANOKS - California sredllngs, $2.50;
navels, $2 75ij3.23j Mexicans, $2.75; Florldus,
?3.50.
LF.MONS California, extra fancy, $3.50;
choice. $3.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
J2(I'U2.60.
FK1S California, new cartons, 8uc; layers,
73e; Imported, per lb., 13f15c.
DATKS Persian, In flo-lb. boxes, Salrs, 5c
per Jb.; Halloween, 514c per lb.
M1SCKLLANKOUS.
IIIDKS No. 1 green, fli4c; No. 2 green,
GUc; No. 1 salted. 71sc: No. 2 salted, 614c;
No. 1 veal calf. S to 12 lbs.. 314c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6V4c; dry hides. 8fM3c;
sheep tielts. 237c; horso hides, Jl.KMi2.25.
NUTS Kngllsh walnuts, per lb., 13c; fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per 11)., lStf20c;
raw peanuts, per lb., 6fiG14c: roasted, 614
7140; Hrazlls, 13c, pecans, 10i?12c.
1IONI3Y Colorado, 2l-sectlon caso, J3.7G.
CIDFIt-Per bbl., J3; per half-bbl.. J3.
SAI'HHICUAUT-Pcr bbl., Jl; per half
bbl., J2.G0.
St. I.outu (iriiln nml I'rovUlon.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24. WHEAT Higher:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 72c: track, "Sit
73Uc; Janunry. 721ic; May, 73'4y73Hc; July,
73lj,c. No. 2 hard, f.M4f70c.
COHN Higher; No. 2 cash. 36c; track,
3ic; January, 36c; May. 37"Jifi3-r.
OATS-Hlghcr; No. 2 cash, 23'ic: track.
25V(26o: January, 25ic; May, 25T4c; No. 2
white. 2Sf(2SUc.
UYK Ilcttcr nt Glc.
FLOCH-Qulet, steady; patents. J3.50fi3.(M;
extra fancy and straight, J3.16fi3.25; clear,
J2.70ffi2.9O.
H121:ds Timothy, firm at J4.25fM.75 for
everago receipts, prime worth more; flax,
$1.70 bid.
COItNMIIAL Steady at J2.
HHAN llrtn; sucked, oust track, CSc.
HAY Timothy, steady nt JlO.Wft 13.00:
prairie, js.oofi 10.00.
WHISKY-Steady nt J1.27.
1 HON COTTONTIKS-J1.23.
IlAOniNOft??-.
HUMP TWINi:-9e.
PHOVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing.
$11.50. Lard, lower at $7.10. Dry salt meats
(boxed), weaker; extra shortB. $7.1214; clear
ribs, $7.25; clear sides. $7.3714. Hacon (boxed),
firmer; extra shorts, $7.S7',4; clear ribs,
$8.1214: clear sides, $S.23.
MKTALS-Load. steady. $4.1714. Sp?lter,
steady at J3.S7'--.
POCLTHY- Firm; chickens, 714c: turkcyj,
GC'iCc; young, 7c; ducks, ic, geese, 614c.
HITTTHIt - Steady; creamery. 15jW:c;
dairy, 12filCe.
KOCiS-Steady. 1514c.
HHCK1 ITS Flour, S.000 bbls.; wheat, 3,000
bu.; com. 122.000 bu.; oals, 8,000 bu.
SIIIPMNNTS-Flour, 10,000 bbls.; wheat,
127,000 bu.; corn, 101,000 bu. ; oats, 11,000 bu,
Liverpool (J rill 11 11111) I'rnvlNlniiii,
LIVKUPOOL, Jan. 21. WHRAT-Spot,
steady; No. 1 California, 6j4d: No. 2 red
western, winter, 6s Id: No. 1 northern,
spring. Cs314d. Futures quiet; March, 6s
Slid ; May. Os Id.
COIIN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new,
3s lid; American mixed, old, fs. Futures
quiet: July, SslO-Vl; March, 3s9?id; May,
3s9'4d.
l'KAS-Canadlan, Gs Sd.
HOPS At London (Pacific const), steady
nt 2 5.
PKOVISIONS-HeeY. extra India mess,
easy at fkl. Pork, dull; prlmo western,
t'6s (id. Hums, steady; short cut. 14 to 16 lbs.,
46:). llacoti, Cumberland cut, 26 to 30 lbs.,
quiet at 43s; short ribs, 16 to 24 lbs., firm at
13s; long clear middles, light, 2S to 31 lbs.,
steady at 42s; long clear middles, heavv, ,13
to 10 lbs.. Hteady at I0s6d: clear backs. 16 in
21) lbs., steady at 39s: clear bellies, 14 to 16
lbs., steady at 4i,; shoulders, square. 11 to
1.1 lbs., steady at 35s fid. Lard, steady; prlmo
western. In pulls, 37s; American refined, In
pills. 39 3d.
IH'TTKU Dull: finest United States. 95s:
good l'lilteil States. Ms.
ciiiiKHK Mteauy; American finest white,
Gls 6d.
TALI.OW-Stcsuly; prlmo c tv. 25s 9d:
Australian, In Loudon, 27s 9d.
Kiiiikiis City (irnlu nml Prov talon.
KAN'S AS CITY, Jnn. 21. WHKAT Moy.
67Vic; No. 2 hnrd, cash. 66Ufj67c: No. 3.
C5i.f(66Uc; No. 2 red. liSiifeOc.
ctJitrn .Miiy, aiiVU'W-sc: casn, no. z mfxca,
35l4e; No. 2 white, 36e; No. 3, 3614c
OATH -NO. J WIlllC, ZliC.
11YH-Nn. 2. 48c.
HAY-Choleo timothy. HO.O0fH0.5O: choico
prairie, fs.w9y.ii.
in-1 1 i'ii 1. renmery, lsu-'uc; uairy, tancy,
17c.
ICOnS Sternly; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock. 16c ilozen. loss off. rnsea re
turned; new whltewood cases Included, Uc
more.
ItKCKlPTd Wheat. 62.S00 Bu.; corn. 40.-
800 bu.; oats, 9,u) liu.
SIllPMKNTS Wlieat. 60,0110 bu.j corn,
1,600 bu.; cnts. 4.000 bu.
Toledo (irnlu Mild Seed,
TOLKDO. Jan. 2I.-WHKAT-Dull. firm
rush and January, 7Sc; May, 80T4c; ' July,
lU'.O.
COIIN Fairly nctlvo, unchanged; cash
and January. 3714c; May, 39'ic.
OATH steady ; casn and janunry. 2jC
May. 2OV40.
KYIS .vie.
CLOVUHSHHD Firm: 1S99 nrlme. $6.70:
cauu unci January, i.ii; Aiarcu,
Plilliidellililit Produce Miirket,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24.IlUTTnit-
UuciiuiiHed; funcy western crenmcry, 23c;
rnncy western prints, .sc.
f'.iii.M r inn ; rresn uenrny, i'no; rrasn
western, 20e; fresh southwestern, 20c; fresh
southern, 19c
11 L' Qlnfi.l," l?.L. foil nm.. a
llltl.Ul, J , ...... ...... v..v,l(l,
fancy small, llfil2c; New ork full
creams, fair to cliolce, loisyinjc.
Mliinenpolls A'lien(, Flour mill llrall
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 24.-WHK .T-
Cash, "Ic; May. 75c; July, 75-i5i'ioliic; on
track: No. 1 bard. (e; rso. 1 northern, 71c;
No. 2 northern, 70f72c.
FLOl'U- l'Irst pnteins, is.nM.in; seennd
patents, $3.80T3rH); llrst clears, $2.75ij2.
bccond clears, $2.(nfj2lO.
UHAN-Lowor; in mine, jii.-j.iuu.oo.
Pi'iirln MiirKet,
PKOUIA, Jnn. 2l.-COHN-Steady; No.
SCUe.
OATS-F'.rm; No. 2 white, 2614c, billed
through.
WlllSICY-On the basis of Jl.27 for fin
Ished goods.
Mllmiiikrc tirulii Mnrkrl,
MILWAUK IlU, Jnn. 21. WHKAT
Steady; No. I northern, 71111114c; No.
northern, 70'sfi724c.
IlYF-ebulet: No. 1. file.
ItAKLlOY-Stendy.; No. 2, 5SQ69c; samplo,
4JUlUltC.
CiiinlKloii .of ilie Trenaurv.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. Today's state
meni or tno treasury oainnce in 1 10 nen
eral fund, excluslvo of tho $150,000,000 gold
reservo 111 tno division or redemption
snows: .waiiiuuo casn ia:unco, jia,7in,nu
gOHl, U.U.'l.VUi,
Cotil lltpordidoii (o I.0111I011 .Klnim,
NF.W YORK. Jan, 21,-Tho Evening Post
says: Although sterling exchange reached
l.s7i. touuy, lurcigu uuimurs tnougiu it un
llkelv that nny more gold would go out this
weeK. rnry said tins afternoon tnai isew
ork was still a considerable distance away
worn tno point where gold shipments to
London could umlltnliU- in. inn ile. but that
n Paris shipment would probably bo ar
ranged next week.
MOVKMH.NTS OF STOCKS AM) IIOMJS.
Itenllxluit of Speculative Profits Pro-
coeds nt llxpciisr- of Prices,
NKW YOIIK. .Inn 54 The renllilne of
Bpeculntlvo profits proceeded steadily today
nt a resulting expense of prices. Tho only
variation from ho downwnrd courso wns
duo to purely technical causes, Kven the
opening ndvuncu In prices was largely duo
to manipulation whlrli begun In tho Lon
don market on cabled orders from hero be-
roro tlio market In New York opened. The
gencrnl stendlnesn of I lie London market
helped this purpose. The rapid recuperation
In tho condition of the Hank of Fuglnml
and tho continued caso of money there, In
spite of largu withdrawals from the market
oy tno imnK, points to an early reduction in
tho Bank of Kngland rate. Tho opening
prices of stocks here proved In most cases
to be tho highest, Tho weakness of tho steel
stocks, which began from the oiwnltig,
proved n disappointment for thoso specula
tors who had hoped that the group would
nssumo tho leadership of a new ndvnnco In
prices, necnuse or tlie strengtlt sliown uy
tho lending steel stocks Into yerterdny.
YesterilllV'n nilvfitini nmtr,1 all f IW.fnill In
bring In buying orders, nnd the speculative
backers of these stocks neemcd Indisposed
to offer very vigorous support. The cotcrlo
which bought stocks on Monday were
credited with selling to realize, and there
wero Inrgo selling orders nil dny, which
were attributed to Chicago account.
The rennrteil tllniMi nf the l;iri.rtt( to
dividual oporntor In the street, nnd who has
ocen supposed to bo long on stocks, nud
considerable Influence on stock, but tho
real basis of tho reaction wns tho failure to
attract any renewed outside speculation, as
I'itwriy demonstrated oy tno innrKeu uc
cllno In tho activity In the market.
Some attention wns ctven In Die rennrts
of friction between tho Knglli-h and Husslan
admirals In Chlncso waters. Tho day's
statement of treasury operations reflected
too puyments on account or gold witnurawn
from tho nssuy oillco for export, which
mora than wined nut the week's nrnvlons
gain by tho banks. A notable feature of
tno current money situation Is the heavy
reflux of national bank notes, Yesterday's
treasury statement shown Hint recelnts of
bank notes for current redemption thus far
mis mnnin navo amounted to 513.sa1.w3. For
the six months ending January 1 tho total
won $C,393,SIS. The average per working day
previous to this month was a little over
$lf),(iO. whllo for this month thus far the
average Is cgnsldernbly over $7oO,O0O per
working day. Kxperlcneo shows that this
return movement of bank notes is llkelv to
continue heavy during February nnd March,
nno in view 01 tno expansion minor me now
iaw 01 nuom jiij.iw.wu in national unmc is
sues It Is likely to bo aggravated this year.
'I'ltr, llinllrttl,,,, nt tl , xin ,u .1 ,,.. mn.,!!. ,. u
maximum allowed for retirement of bank
notes remains In tho law, nnd will net us an
obstacle to thu contraction of circulation.
l lie current redemption of brink notes
days 11 largo part In tho largo gains muk
ng by Now York hufika on subtrensurv
operations, as New York banks receive u
largo proportion or interfor bunk notes by
return shipment, and besldcn receive drafts
on nceount of bank notes received by their
Interior correspondent!?.
This largo return of bank notes from cir
culation nnd the restriction on their retire
ment Is expected to stimulate tho pressure
to pluro loans in the money market and will
operate to foster the tendency to ship gold
abroad and not continued enso In foreign
money marKcts.
Kxtremo declines reached 414 In St. Paul,
4U. In Hrooklvn Trnnslt, 2i In Steel ami
Wire. 2S In Federal Steel nnd Manhattan.
2? In Northern Pacllle, 2 In (Ireat Northern
irererred, 'JU in sugar and from I to 2 in n
urge number of active stocks. Kansas &
Texas preferred mudo somo show of
strength.
Tho bond market wns rcnctlonnry In spots
In sympathy with stocks, but ndvnnced at
others. Total sales, pur volue, $3,675,000.
United Ststes new Is advanced U nor cent
on tho Inst call.
The following are tho closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
4 Pi Wabash
S4'i do pfd
86'4 Wheel. A- L. E. .
8M4 do 2d ifd
BR4! Wis. Central ....
12'i
2(i
111!
2854
II
do nfd
Ilaltlmoro .fc O..
iinnd 1111 Pac...
Canada So
hes. & onto....
Wi Third Avenue .
121
Chicago O. W...
C. 1J. &. Q
Chi. lnd. & L....
17'4 H. to O. pfd
ltlli National Tube . .
21 do pfd
si 14
6S14
do nfd
60 Adams Ex
!U American Ex....
170 V. S. Ex
US-ii Wells-Fnrgo Ex
150
172'4
Gt
Chi. to U. Ill
H N. W
U. I. & P....
C. C. & St. L.
130
75 Amor. Cot. OH...
f.Ti do pfd
41 Amor. Malting...
16 , do pfd
150 Amcr. S. to It....
191 do pfd
3014 Amor. Spirits ....
Mi do pfd
2S Amor. S. Hoop...
(Ki do pfd
192 Amcr. S. to W...
,U14 do pfd
4214 Amcr. Tin Plate.
12Pi do pfd
3114
8S
414
2lji
fit-,
97-
17
?C
72
:'4
si'
69
8?
Colorado So
do 1st piil
do 2d Pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. L. &. W
Deliver fc It. G..
do nfd
Erin
do 1st prd
Ot. Nor. pfd
nooning coal ...
Hocking Valley.
Illinois Central .
Iowa Central ...
2J'4 Amcr. Tobacco
49 1 do nfd
M314
110
do nfd
Lake Erlo & W..
l.'Ml AIHIC. .11111. ijo
do prd
.OS Brooklyn R. T...
Lake Shore
.'11014 Colo. Fuel & I...
, SSit, Con. Tobacco ...
.113'4 do pfd
16H Federal Steel ....
, 13 1 do pfd
L. & N
i-1'4
Manhattan L
'.u
47.1
6!nl
1K7
4'
96
21 h
70
72
.T
;i2
161 4
8'
I'9
90
14S
1"T4
51
87
61
42?4
9S',I
. 3774
7814
Met. St. Ily
Mexican Central
Minn. A- St. I....
. i;;i Oen. Electric ....
.PK3 Olucose Sugar...
, 8," I do pfd
. 4Vi Inter. Paper
. 16.;. do pfd
. 4f-L Lncledo Gas
.11." National Hlscult,
,11014, do pfd
. 41 .National Lead ..
. SI I do pfd
. SoTk National Steel ...
. 85'i do pfd
3M"i N. Y. Air Iliake.
. 42 No. American....
. 76 Pacific Coast ....
.I4li do 1st iifd
. S'i4 do 2d pfd
. 7014 Pacific Mali
. 4li People's Gns
. 6" .Pressed S. Cur..
. 92 do pfd
do nfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobllo to Ohio...
M.. K. to T
do prd
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk to W
do pfd
No. Pacllle
do pfd
Ontario & W
Ore. Hv. A: NftV
do nfd
Pennsylvania ...
Heading
do 1st prl
do 2d pfd
IUo (1. W
do pfd
St. L. to S. F
614 Pullman P. Car..
.196
. 3TA
.13214
.11S5
. r.6.14
. 11'm
. 7?"1
. 82I
. 8814
:
. 51
do 1st pro
do 2d pfd
7.1
S. It. ,i T
66l
221)1
137H1
1S7
130
sugar
do pfd
Tenn. Coal I..
U. S. Leather ..
do pfd
U. S. Rubber ...
do nfd
St. L. Southw...
do nfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. Omaha
So. Pacific
So. Railway
431,
lOUjWestern Union..
69'H Amal. Copper ..
26-lilRepubllo I. to S.
S2li do nfd
do pfd
fox. to Pacific...
Union Pacific ...
do pfd
8214 P. C C. & St. L
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cnblcgrnm says: The stock mar
ket hero was fairly brisk today nnd there
was 11 generni improvement in prices nil
around. This was on tho feeling that tho
queen's death had been ovcrdlscounted;
nlso, however, on the bank return, which
wns very strong. Americans wero good,
t'litcngo, jwiiwaiiKec t nt. l-iiui lending on
talk of a 7 per cent dividend for that stock.
This department moved up steadily until
the New York opening. When that camo
In flat tho rlso hero was stopped. It was as
sumed tnat 1110 cause or tno reaction in
Now York wns tho gold shipments tq Paris.
Townrd tho closo here and in tho street
nftcrward the break was very sharp. Call
money was stronger today at 3 per cent. It
Is said that the bank Is ngaln borrowing
bills at 43114.
Ronton Htoeli (limtntlons.
ltOSTON. Jnn. 21. C.lll loans. 3TM tier
cent; time loans, 31404 per cent. Ofllclal
closing:
A.. T. & S. V
,lo nfd..'
43 ll'nlon Land
84iWest End
13214 Atchison 4s !
iml N. E. O. & C. 5s,
16')! Adventuro
16114 Amal. Copper ..,
191 Atlantic
141i lloston & Mont.
3114 Hutto & Rnston,
10S Cal. to Hecla ....
17 Centennial
6914 Franklin
II1) Osceola
159 Parrot
230 Qulncy
13'4 Santa Fo Cop...
1114 Tamarack
207 Utah Mining ...
, 30 Winona
. 20a Wolverines
. 8."Hlngham Mln....
2V4
!'.!
:102
C6
Mi
27l
S13
7V14
.S55
rlfi
, Jl.m
. 8114
. 47
163
. C
3.M
3214
. Ti
, an
Amcr. Sugnr ....
do pfd
Amcr. Tel
Uoston riievnieu.
lloston to Mo
C, II. & Q .......
Dominion Coal...
do pin
Fedoral Steel ...
.1.. ..f,i
Fltchburg pfd....
Con. Elec. pfd....
Ed. Elec. Ill
Mox. central ....
v k. n. to C
Old Colony
Old Dominion ...
Rubber
Union Pacific- ...
'eiv York MIiiIiik Stoeka.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24,-Tho following aro
quotutlous on mining stocks:
Adams Con 20
Allco
Rreeco 200
Brunswick Con.. 23
Comstock Tun... 4
Con. Cal. to Va..l50
Deadwood Terri, 52
Horn Silver lio
Iron Silver 61
Leadvlllo Con.... 6
Lltllo Chief ...
.. 16
..675
.. 60
.. 10
,.. s
.. 15
,.. IS
.. 63
.. 10
Ontario
Onhlr
l'noeiilx
Potosl
Savngo
Slorra Nevada
Small Hopus .
Standard
Iliiuk Cleiirlims and Excluinucn.
mlin inn l,. ! el..l,i0a tiiRinoil
L.IIV ..-', .,,,. ... V ,,,,,.., .,(.,.' .
balances. $2.:sii.9S2; posted oxchange, Jl.SPfc
SI4.8SVS: iew vorK excnaiign, dc jireinium.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 21,-Clearlngs, $3,650,
418. balances. JI26.10I.
ST LOUIS. Jan, 21 -Clenrlngs, J6.430.2R;
ba'.unces, I'.'W.y.; money, vui por cent; isew
York exchange, 15c premium bid, 25c pre
mium asked. . , , ,A
NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Clcarlngs, $250.
250.S53; balances, J14,394,77l.
UOSTON. Jan 24.-Clcarlng, $20,036,316;
balunces, $!.959,4.17. . .. ,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24.-Clcarlngs,
$15,9im,092; balances, $2,161,26.1.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 24. Clearings, $2,9io,
600; money, 3tt6 ixr cent; New York ex
change, 15f20c premUm,
pir York Money Market,
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-MONBY-On call,
easy at 1C per cent; prime mercantlio
paper, 3l4fi4'4 per cent, ,
ST E R ivl N O E X C II A N O E F I rm with nc
tual business in bankers' bills at $.8i'S
for dotnnnd and Jl.sjn for sixty dnys;
jmsted rates, $I.S414WI.SS; commercial bllw,
'sHV'ER-Ccrtlllcntes, 6314fj63c; bar, 67!c;
Mexlenn dollars, 4814c
HONDS-dovcrnments, strongi state, In
active; ntllrond, Inactive.
Tho closing prices on bonds today are ni
follows:
V. 8. rcf. 2s, reg.
do coupon
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg.
do coupon
do old 4s, reg..
do coupon
do Gs, reg
do coupon
D of C 3 63s
Atch. gen. 4s
do ndj. 4s
Cannda So. 2s....
C. to O. 44s
do 6s
C. & N. W. c. 7s
do S. V. d. 6..
Chicago Tor. 4s.,
Colo. So. Is
D & R. O. 4s....
Erlo gen. 4s
F. W. & D. C. Is
Gen. Electric 3s..
In. Central Is...
L. to N. unl, Is..,
M.. K. to T. 2a...
do 4s
IW'irN'. Y. C. Is 106H
10lslN. J. C. gen. 6s..l27
109H No. Pacllle 3s.... 70
110H! do in. W5
l.W4!N Y. C & St L 4s.l0S'4
1374 N. to W. con. 4s.. KDi J
113'
Ore. Nuv.
Is..
.109
11314
do 4s
, . A.lUJi
6S..129U
1104 Oregon S. I
1UJ
125
uo lis , Ill,
Rending gen, 4s.. 9'
llln n. v. l 'il-.
103Ji
894 St L to I M c. 6s.U4i
111
St L .t S F g, 6s. 12S
103
1206
119'4
St. Paul cotis....lS214
St P, C to V Is. .US
do 6s U9'4
121
mo. l'ncinc 4s yt;
11.1 o, itnnway ts...iu
8I4 S. R. & T. 6s 6514
101)14 Tex. to Pacific ls.lbllS
sHi Mo 2s .v,
79 Union Pnc. 4s....H)6V
'.56 Wabash Is 119
U5' do 2s.... 109
10014 'West Shore 4s.. .114
7814 Wis. Central 4s.. 8615
f7 Vn. Centuries... 96
Bid.
London Stock UutitnClana.
LONDON, Jnn. 2I.-I p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money.. Pennsylvania ..
.. 74U
:.4
.. 6311
.. 8814
.. 7
.. MSi
.. 37i.
mi ui'cuuni. ..yu ji-iu lieiiiuiiK
Atchison 4iUt Frln
Canadlnu Pac... 91141 (l ,"t l'fl1
Mt. Paul 154H No. I'ac. prd...
Illinois Central.. . 13314 Ornnd Trunk ..
LuiuHviiio Annconiiii
Union Pac. pfd... SfliiRund Mines ...
N. Y. Central ...115141
PAR SILVER-Qulct at 2S14d per ounac.
MONEY-2'4Ji3 per cent.
Tim fnln ,r .llBy.,,., I. 1.m nnnn marUOT
for short bills Is I per cent: for thria
months' bills, 3f4'4 per cent.
Cotton Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2I.-COTTON-Tho cot
ton market, after opening steady at an ud
vanco of 2 points to a decllno of 2 points,
ruled generally llrm on covering, with tho
near positions leading In further manipula
tion of January contrncts, which advanced
that option 10 points, while tho remainder
of tho list scored u gain of Iff, points. The
enrly Improvement was chiefly duo to more
tenssurlug cables than most of tho trudo
had expected. There wero Intervals of
weakness owing to the continued heavy
movement, tho Interior receipts In partic
ular overrunning estimates. Tlio market
was Dually quiet, with quotations net 10
points higher to 3 points lower, tho more
remote positions being weakened by Helling
for short account on the apathy of trade In
cotton goods and tho tendency to Increase
crop estimates. A petition Is In circulation
for tho purpose of making Saturday, Feb
ruary 2, tho burial day of the Into Queen
Victoria, n holiday. Spot closed dull; mid
dling uplands, 97(e; middling gulf, lOldc;
sales, 103 bales. Futures closed quiet; Jan
uary, 9.87c; February. 9.60c; March, 9.36e;
April, 9.29c; May. 9.30c; June, 9.27c; July,
9.2So; August, R.97c: September, 8.47c; Octo
ber. S.26c; November, 8.16c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jnn. 2I.-COTTON
Quiet and steady; sales, 3,650 bales; ordi
nary. 7?ic; good ordinary, Sac: low mid
dling, 9e; middling. 9 7-16e; good middling,
9 11-lCo; middling fair. lOHc, nominal; re
ceipts, 7.718 bales; stock, 318,570 bnles. Fu
tures, qulot; Janunry, 9.34ff0.36c; February,
9.2Sf(9.30c; March. 9.279.29c; April, 9.26W
9 27c: May, 9.2KiH.26o; June, 9.22fi'9.23c; July,
9.2Ku9.23c; August, S.83f?8.87c; September,
8.29'u 8.30c.
ST. LOUIS. Jnn. 24,-COTTON-Qulet: no
sales reported; middling., 914c; recelnts, 2,638
bales; shipments. 2,932 bales; stock, 75,831
bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 24,-COTTON-Easy,
t"4c. .
LIVERPOOL. SAn. 2l.-COTTON-Spot,
moderate biislness,stcady ; American mid
dling, 6'jd; snles ht the day were 12,000
bales, of whk'h 1.000 wet. for speculation
nud export und Included 11,300 bnles Amer
ican; receipts. 12.000 bnle, Including 11,400
American. Futures, quiet, closing quiet;
American middling I. m. c. January,
G 25-6ld, sellers; January and February,
5 23-6lfi3 24-6ld, sellers; February nud March,
5 20-Oliin 21-64(1, sellers; March nnd April,
5 18-615(5 19-6ld, sellers; April nnd May,
5 li'i-Clfifi 17-64d, sellers; May and Juno,
6 14-6lfi'5 15-6ld, sellers; Juno nnd July,
5 12-61(1, buyers; July nnd August. G9-6lf
5 10-61 d, sellers; August nnd September,
4 60-6ld. buyers; September, 1 6O.6I1I, buyers;
October, g. o. c., 4 10-61(1, nominal; October
and November, t 32-6ld, nominal.
Wool Siilen.
LONDON. Jnn. 21 WOOIy-Tho offering
nt tho wool auctions today numbered 12,313
bales. Including a good selection of all
grades. Merinos, us during tho last few
days, continued Irregular, with an easier
tendency, crossnreus wero urm unu in act
Ivo demand. America paying fu!l prices for
suitable paroelH of lino qualities. Cape of
Good Hoik, und Nutnl scourcds sold stead
ily. Greany nnd lower grades of lambs
wero keenly competed for by tho homo
trado nnd tho continent. Victorian sold nt
2s. Following nro the sales: New South
Wales, 3,500 bales; scoured, 6dyis 4di
greasy, 3'ifi914d. Queensland. 1.300 bnles;
scoured, Ifils 14d; greasy, 614f7l4("t. Vic
toria, 2,200 bales; scoured, 614d4i2s; greasy,
4J4fill'4it. South Australia. 1.200 bales;
greasy, 4fiS14d. New Zea'and. 3,U) bales;
scoured, G14dfjls 4d; greasy, 3?45j8d. Capo
of Good Hopo and Nntnl. 900 bales; scoured,
lOdQ Is 314d; greasy, 3ifi7Ud.
SliecpuWhis.
LONDON. Jan. 24. WOOL A sale of
sheepskins was held hero today. Tho offer
ings number 5,424 bales. Tho attendance
was largo and competition better. Merinos
and tlno crossbreds were In demand and
realized prices ranging from par to fi per
cent below the December nveruge. Poor
condition of merinos and full wnoled cross
breds wero Irregular. Following are tho
sales: New South Wales. 21 bales; clothing
and combing, 4MC;d. Victoria, 1,619 bales;
clothing and comuing, 3fiirMiu. oouin aus-
Irnllnn 1 .287 linles: clOtllitlC lllld COmhlllg.
.V4Si6Hd. West Australia, 3S9 bales; cloth-
II. ht .Villi l.iuih, .n". .
360 bales; liothlng and combing. 4sni6i.d.
Now .ealnnd. 917 bales; clothing and comb
Ing, 3n6',fcil. Punta Arenas. 281 bales; cloth
ing nnd combing. 3S?i(l. Buenos Ayres, 321
bubs; clothing and combing, 3?4fjll4d.
Coffer1 Mnrket,
NIOW YORK, Jan. 24,-COFFEE-Futuros
opened stendy nt unchanged prices to 5
points decllno nnd ruled riulet, with a gen
erally weak undertone following tho dis
appointing cables und heavy receipts; then
rallied sharply on covering In responso to
later -Havro cables, which acted on tho
nervous short Interest, The market ad
vanced 5filo points from tho lowest nrlco
but again beenmo quiet nnd eusy. Closed
steady, with prices unchanged to 6 points
higher. Totnl sales wero 2S.189 bags, In
cluding Jnutmry at 6.40c; February, G.40c;
March, 5.60c; May. 5.65c; July, 5.60c; Sep
tember. 5.75c; October, 5.73c; December,
5.83c. Spot coffee, Rio, stendy; No. 7, In
voice, 7i;c. MI'd, quiet; Cordova, Sifl24c.
THU HI3AI.TV SI A It KMT.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Thursday,
January 21, 1901;
Warranty Heeds.
Charles Kasson nnd wifo to F. E.
Vogel, lot 3, block 200, Omnha 5 1
A. M. Goodrich to Henry Goodman,
lot 10, Preston to W.'s ndd 2,00)
J. F. Costello to J. V. McCarthy, lots
4 to 12 and 18. block 3, Favetto park.. 1
Peter Schmidt and wifo to F. G.
Mundlln. lots 1 to 4 nnd 7 to 10, block
6, Hydo park 1,300
L. H, G. Sheof nnd wifo to Peter
Schmidt, s 40 feet lot 7, block 3,
A'nino Plaza 1.R00
S. D. Mercer nnd wifo to A. P. Tukoy,
block 2, Bemls park 1,200
H. A. lttner to J. F. Smith, undivided
14 tux lot 22, In 9-15-13 500
E. R. Vuhlcnmp nnd wifo to Hello
Ashburn. lot 16, block 5, Albright's
Annex 125
Mary Morau nnd husband to J. D.
Sherwood, n 45 feet lot 7, block A,
Horhach's sub of Horbach's 1st add. 4,500
Josephine Hcmenwriy to Charles
Bauer, Jr.. o 40 feet of lot 3, block
4, Patrick's add 350
(lull Clnlm Drrd.
Jano Badger to William Bnlrd, nVi lot
3, block 9, Horbach's 2d add 1
, Deed.
f. A. Hroaoweii (cierK) to i.ucy a.
Shrlver. lots 4 and 6. Holmes' ndd... 1
W. C. Alnsworth to C. M. Alnsworth.
014 no 11. s4 se 11. o 5514 ncres of
w !j ne 14-16-10 100
Total amount ot transfers Jll, 879
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Beef Steen and Oows Eqntl to
the Supply at Steady Prices.
HOGS OPENED HIGHER, BUT CLOSED WEAK
Sheep Receipt Light, lint Onllift to
tlnfnTornblo Reports from Eastern
Points Mnrkrt Warn Mloiv nnd
n llln Dime Loner.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 21.
Tl 6nrrt a nnul tine 4ltAfiv
Official Monday 1,615 6.4(5 3.U70
Official 'i'ii..., in v :,n irtiM 2.867
Ofllclal Wetlnesday '. 3,i; 8,933 6,735
Ofllclal Thursday 2,381 6,981 1.637
! our days this week.. 9,931
Samo days last week.... 11.774
Samo days week before.. 9.162
Samo threo weeks ago.. 8,953
33,5X0
31,135
31,317
21.171
13.301)
10,780
12.70S
9.2SU
Duma lour weeks ago.... 4,57s ln.icu .-''
Samo days last year 11.151 25.631 13,219
l.i.620
2.367
13,219
Average price paid for hogs for tno pasi
several days, with comparisons:
I 1901. 1900.1899 lS9S.37.tSN.ltt6.
Jtn. 1...
Jan. 2...
Jan. 3...
Jan. 4...
Jan. 5...
Jan. 6...
Jan. 7...
Ja". 8...
Jan. 9,,,
J.n". 10..
J,a"' 1L.
Jn. li.,
Jnn. 13..
Jan. 14,
Jan. IS..
16..
Jan. 17..
Jnn. 18..
Jan. 19..
Jan. 20..
Jan 2i..
Jan. 22..
4 95
3 IS
3 40
A
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 83
3 86
3 85
3 S8
3 95
3 83
3 SI
3 83
4 fr64
3 17
3 4.1
3 46
S 021?
3
3
3 51
6 04U
5 ecu
3 29
3 63'
3 48
3 46
3 66
2 IS
3 12
3 14
3 07
3 14
3 09
3 191
3 261
3 23
3 13
3 26
3 261
6 14
5 25i;
5 23V4
5 1714
3 64
3."
3 47
3 63!
3 69
5 16i
5 25H
3 66
5 20U
3 72
3 82
3 90
6 2914
o J714
3 261
3 96
3 23 3 911
3 25! 3 5?'
3 92
Jnn. 23..
Jan. 24,.
0 21?4
Indlcntes Sunday.
Tho ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In todny by ench road was:
Cnttle. Hogs. Sh'p,
C, M. & St. P. Ry 3 7
O. to St. L. Ry 1
Missouri Pacific Ry 1 1
V. P. system 13 9 2
F., E. to M. V. R, R 31 19 2
8. C. to P. Ry 1 I
C... St. P.. M. to O. Ry 22 3
II. to M. It. R. R 19 IS 2
C, B. & Q. Ry 7 9 1
C. R. 1. to P., oust 4 13 2
Illinois Central 2 1
Total receipts 101 81 9
Tho disposition of the day's receipts wns
ns follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber or ncnu indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packtne Co 212
9S3
O. H. Hnmmond Co 163
Swift nnd Company 399
Cudahy Packing Co 899
Armour & Co 611
R. Becker to Degan 63
Vnnsnnt & Co 21
Lobman & Co 46
W. I. Stephen 43
Hill & Huntzlnger 28
Llvtngstono to Schaller... 27
Hamilton to Rothschild... 42
L. F. Husz 66
B. F. Hobblck 10
A. S. Mawhlnney 30
Other buyers 191
1,166
1,601
953
1.422
330
13
392
Totals 2.350 6.028 1.181
CATTLE There was a folrly liberal run
of cattle on sale todny nnd although Chi
cago was reported generally 10c lower, tho
market hero was qulto nctlvo und Just
about steady all nround. Buyers teemed
to bo nnxlous for good beef steers nnd tho
moro desirable bunches were picked up In
good season nt practically yesterday's
prices. Tho common kinds wero. of course,
not sought after ns much ns tho finished
cnttle. but still sellers did not experience
nnv grcnt trcublo in disposing of their
holdings at steady prices.
Tho cow market was In very satisfactory
shape nnd no pnrtlcular chango was notlce
ablo from yesterday. Tho demand seemed
to bo fully equal to tho supply und as a
result tho market was fnlrly nctlvo and It
was not long before tho pens wero cleared.
Tho best grades sold particularly well, but
even tho medium kinds and tho dinners
moved quite readily.
Bulls, calves anil stags also sold In Just
about yesterday's notches.
Tho feeder trade continued In good shape
today and anything nt all deslrablo changed
hands early nt good, firm prices. Thero
nro very tow good cattlo coming, nnd us
there Is a very good demnnd for cnltln
showing weight nnd qunllty, thoso answer
ing to that description bring good prices.
Owing to tho light supply of tho good cat
tic, tho leas desirable grades sell without
much difficulty at very sntlsfnetory prices.
She stuff Is nlso In good demnnd ut strong
prices, nnd tho samo Is truo of stock eulves
and bulls. Representative sales;
BEEF STEERS,
No.
14.'.!
A v. Pr.
No.
A v.
Pr.
4 60
4 50
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 65
4 65
4 rr.
4 6.-.
4 60
4 65
4 6
4 65
4 i0
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 SO
4 f!0
4 90
5 00
5 00
...1020 J2 50
19....
21....
8....
13....
3....
20....
l3!"!
21....
21....
20....
1....
1....
20....
16....
15....
9....
l!!'.
42....
39....
1....
1....
45....
...1187
...1200
...1162
...1061
...1223
...1010
...1135
...1127
...113S
...1150
...1149
...1100
...1170
...1238
...1119
...1126
...1412
.l'v,2
!!!l525
...1270
...1205
...1307
...1170
W.1390
...1351
.1320
50
.... 790
.... 959
,...10lVI
.... 974
.... 936
....1050
3 60
3 90
4 00
4 10
4 10
1...
4 10
21...
.1168 fl 10
.1295 4 10
:8...
19...
flSl
4 10
12...
20...
934
1109
850
1061
lOOfl
1010
1230
981
1160
1143
9S4
1107
1115
1400
I 15
4 15
4 15
4 25
4 25
I 25
4 35
4 33
4 33
4 40
4 10
4 45
4 45
4 45
1...
6...
3...
1...
1...
20...
19...
15...
14...
14...
6 CO
5 (8)
6 35
4 45
V.'.'.
10...
9S0
4 45
II...
..1602
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
10...
699
3 S3 10. . .
912
6...
975
820
797
820
960
1020
1000
1110
99i)
970
890
960
910
1000
910
1040
1020
1097
1010
..... 960
993
1100
1095
1115
1040
!W3
1180
1130
1010
1100
1010
4 10 22...
4 25 23...,
4 25 17...
..1045
..1191
..1161
.. 963
..1200
..1144
..1207
..1228
.. 741
..1153
..1160,
..1166
..1215
..1275
..1220
.. 901
. .103S
..1110
4 45
4 70
4 80
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 :o
3 20
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 23
3 25
;g
3 P0
3 30
3 SB
3 35
3 35
3 55
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 60
3 50
3 GO
3 60
3 50
3 63
3 60
3 60
3 65
3 65
3 60
3 (M
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 65
3 65
3 65
3 63
3 75
3 'i5
3 73
3 75
3 5
3 03
4 00
COWS.
! 00
! 25
15..
1..
10..
4..
6..
6..
3..
1..
13..
o
2.'.
8..
6..
6..
1..
2 33
2 50
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 50
2 65
2 60
2 ro
2 60
2 60
2 63
2 05
2 65
2 65
2 63
2 75
2 73
2 73
2 75
2 .5
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 85
2 83
2 83
2 90
2 90
2 90
3 Ot)
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 CO
3 00
3 (0
3 (0
3 (rt
3 (h)
3 CO
11...
3...
1...
3...
1...
2...
n
l...
3...
1...
1.
1.
911
1020
2 1010
1 1100
4 1110
15 80S
4 1155
6 926
8 1210
1 1060
1 1380
1..
3..
3..
1..
6..
9 1105
20.
9S2
.. 990
,, 960
. .1010
..1130
..1260
..1000
..1310
.. 915
.. 993
..1001
..1100
..1340
..10S0
2....
7....
1....
12....
20....
...1230
...1125
... 970
...11K2
... 893
1...
1...
1...
o
V.'.'.
9...
6...
1...
1...
1...
3...
1...
8...
1...
1...
1...
3...
1...
3...
9...
1...
3
1
1036
1020
13.
1118
3 1266
1.
12.30
2
13.'
6.
3.
.... 800'
....1133
....1106
....1110
....1191
1160
993
810
702
IftSO
1150
1150
1103
930
1323
1138
970
1226
1076
19.
21 1171
14 1080
17 1184
7 126S
8 1160
10 975
3 1010
1 1260
1 1160
1112
23 905
4 1052
1 torn)
3 03
.1 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3..
5..
6..
1070
COWS AND STEERS.
.1030 4 15
4....
HEIFERS.
1
1
14
2
1
1
. 870
,. 310
,. 662
,. 543
,. 720
,. 710
,. 893
,. 621
.. 69S
.. 045
.. 740
.. 780
.. 190
.. 631
..1580
..1350
..1270
..1510
. 1020
..1080
2 00
1.
.. 900
.. 836
.. 922
.. 771
.. 610
..1210
.. 891
..1OI0
.. 797
.. 923
.. 732
.. 910
..lOufi
3 40
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 50
3 ro
3 63
3 61
3 70
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 ,'3
2 10
2 83
2 83
3 00
3 M
3 15
3 20
3 23
3 25
3 23
3 ?5
3 30
3 25
8....
R....
47'.
11....
3'.'.'.'.
:....
6....
16....
O
V.'.'.'.
i....
li....
i....
l....
i....
i....
3....
BULLS.
3 CO
3 00
....1100
....1460
....1340
....1610
....1190
....1589
3 3i)
3 S3
3 15
3 .V)
3 35
3 40
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 20
4 21 3 42
4 33 3 57
4 29 3 67 3 48
4 27 3 41 3 44
4 37 3 47 3 38
4 35 3 44 3 39
3 4r 3 40
4 34 3 43
4 3S 3 45
4 35 3 60 3 43
4 41 3 65 3 29
4 49 3 60 3 47
4 63 3 65 3 49
3 60 3 49
4 GS 3 47
4 52 3 5
4 48 3 49 3 47
4 65 3 61 3 61
4 54 3 51 3 54
4 51 3 66 3 50
3 69 3 64
4 63 3 57
4 69 3 66
4 65 3 61 3 62
1 . 1210 3 10
6 1466 3 50
1 1690 3 V)
1 1420 3 Ml
1 W0 li'O
1 1630 3 60
1 1210 3 JO
IM .165
1 1075 .1 65
1 1IS0 .1 0)
1 19.t0 WW
1 17W 3 60
1 1370 3 00
1 1890 3 70
1 1160 3 ::
1 1510 I 00
, STOC1C CALVES. ...
1 400 3 09 .115 3 M
1 3W 3 .T. 3 90 C0
CALVES.
1 300 .-, 6u 1 210 6 60
U 22o 6 15 1 190 C W
2 165 6 to ;i 116 11 73
1 130 C 30 2 170 6 75
, STAGS,
1 810 3 10 2 990 3 M
985 3 36
, STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS
23 'MS .!!) ; ;o 3 10
? 1016 2 to 22 812 3 20
1 610 2 73 3 43.1 3 25
5 315 3 () 1 670 3 25
2 743 3 0) 13 103t 3 80
STOCKEHS AND FEEDEItS.
1 670 .UK) 1 690 I 00
1 570 3 25 1 870 4 00
1 810 3 25 4 722 4 10
8 623 3 25 lu 766 4 00
2 61V) 3 fo 1 1010 4 '()
2 (TO 3 SO 23 06 4 00
6 910 3 .V, 16 793 4 (0
3 666 3 (o ,2 910 4 10
6 670 3 05 10 610 I 15
1 880 3 75 1 970 4 13
1 610 3 75 13 722 4 13
21 9S8 3 75 1 1010 4 20
16 751 3 0 4 705 4 i:0
'-' 623 3 80 SO 771 I 20
1 780 3 83 2 910 I 25
2 763 3 !3 3 670 4 25
25 976 3 90 1 630 i 23
16 760 3 90 2 410 1 ."0
S 761 4 M 6 886 4
f 611 4 (0 5 1024 4 40
1 700 4 00 9 1003 4 60
. ,, Charles Fauvcr Wyo.
2 hulls 1395 2 75 1 bull 1170 3 60
12 feeders.. 780 4 25
HOGS Thero was a good averngo run of
f fv" loany anil tlio mnrKei opened
65lOc Jilgher. . Tho first sales were largely
at U2214 and 5.25. with a top of J3.2714.
At thoso pi Ices tho hogs moved toward
the scales ut a good rapid rate, but before
half of them had changed hands packers
lowered their bids, owing to less favorable
reports from other points. Heavyweight
hogs wero at a prcmlJin nnd wero sold
Irst. Tho lightweights were left until the
last nnd anything on tho pig order was
hard to move at satisfactory prices.
Tho closo of the market was very slow
and weak, light hogs selling largely at
Jd.17'4 and tho general run of mixed hogs
at U20. Although the last half of tlio
market was druggy, everything was sold
In fairly good enson. representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. A v. Sh. Pr.
10 126 ... Jl 45 21 251 ... G 2714
HI 132 ...J5P214 67 266 ... 6 2il'j
100 173 ... 5 15 61 30.1 ... 5 22',
SI 195 80 5 13 65 303 ... 6 22ly
97 161 ... 5 15 65 326 ... 6 ,2'4
82 221 ... 6 1114 43 397 ... 6 2214
65 229 ... 5 17'i 42 371 ... 6 22l,
45 230
83 1S7
88 167
77 188
5 ':u. 'o.
21
:2'.
5 KU 65 263 80 6 224
6 174 73 243 40 5 224
6 I1I4 66 212 80 6 S214
61 172
0 li'.'.. 73 229 40 6 2S'i
71 22S 80 5 17'4 81 211 10 6 !V4
23 211 ... 6 1714 69 267 80 5 ?M
62 217 80 6 17!- 77 226 ... 6 224
65 231 ... 6 17(4 63 269 ... 6 221a
97 180 40 6 17U 31 221 ... S 22'i
75 216 ... 6 20 70 226 ... 6 Kl?
72 203 200 5 20 72 239 ... 6 2214
60 263 120 5 20 69 231 40 3 2214
87 197 80 G 10 76 265 ... 5 22 "4
43 257 40 6 20 67 252 SO 5 22'4
20 225 40 5 20 60 25S ... 5 2214
63 226 ... 6 20 II 209 ... 5 22'4
70 227 ...'5 21) 73 232 40 5 2214
68 226 80 5 1.0 62 233 40 6 224
16 228 80 6 20 75 247 120 5 '24
65 272 2o0 5 20 40 227 ... 6 2214
66 236 40 5 20 TS 217 ... 6 22 '.3
66 311 120 6 20 70 25S ... 5 22V4
73 197 10 5 20 70 233 ... 5 '.2(4
70 217 40 5 20 63 280 40 5 i2lj
62 269 ... 6,-y) 69 255 40 5 25
81 212 80 5 :0 67 299 ... 6 25
69 243 ... 6 20 66 261 ... 5 25
78 224 120 5 20 72 236 40 5 -.3
6.8 236 ... 6 20 67 243 ... 6 25
6S 269 120 6 2214 76 226 ... 6 25
33 231 80 5 ."."b 66 241 ... 5 25
69 245 ... 6 2214 23 242 ... 6 25
72 202 ... 5 2214 70 239 ... 5 25
60 242 ... 5 22'5 72 233 40 6 27'i
53 281 200 5 2214 67 267 ... 6 27 5
57 321 ... 5 25 71 255 ...5 274
64 28S ... 5 25 68 270 ... 5 27".
45 332 80 6 23 77 233 ... 6 2J14
49 279 12i) G 23
SHEEP Tiers was not a heavy run of
sheep hero today, but tho market was slow
nnd a big dime lower than yesterday.
Eastern murkets nro reported as being In
bad shape and the demand for mutton Is
none too good nt tho present tlmu nnd ium
a result packers nro not very liberal buy
ers. Some stuff wns sold hero early this
morning tit right around steadv prices. A
bunch of western ewes brought $3.60 nnd
some natives J3.80, both sales being about
stendy But bids ns a rulo wero a big
dlmo lower and the mat ket slow nnd
drnggy from start to finish.
Thero w-ero very few feeders offered
today nnd no particular chango In tho
market was notleeab!e.
Quotations: Choice red wethers, $1.25(3
4.60; fair to good wethers, $l.0Oi.25; choice
lightweight yearlings, 5l.60frt.80; fair to
good yearlings, $l.25fil.50; choico ewes, $3.33
IftS.SO; fair to good ewes. 3.00J3.30; choico
spring InmbH, $5.25(if5.35; fair to good spring
lambs, $5.0O&5.25; feeder ewes, $3,2553.50;
feeder wethers. S3.60fI3.75: feeder lambs. S4.00
(04 40. Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
4 cull lamns... in .'
1 buck 130 3 50
IS! western ewes 10.1 3 i0
45 native ewes 113 3
27 cull lambs 64 4 25
11 western wethers 111 4 10
2 western wethers 110 4 50
27 lambs 79 5 00
65 native lambs 8.1 5 15
82 nattvo lambs 82 6 15
4 western cull ewes 25 2 75
93 western ewes 117 3 80
20 feeder lambs 0.1 4 25
4 western yenrllngs 93 4 50
?,4 western lambs .' 70 5 00
25 cull ewes 89 2 25
CHICAGO 1,1 VII STOCK MARKUT.
Cnttle Stead)' or Higher Hogs AVrnk
Nlicep Firm.
CHICAOO. Jan. 24,-CATTLE-Recclpts,
10,500 head; choico steers about steady, oth
ers slow; butchers' stock firm to shade
higher; good to prlmo steers, $3.2&f(6.00;
poor to medium, SSJS; stockers and
feeders, $3.00114.60; cows, $2.65ff4.20; heifers,
$2.75yt-60; canners, $2.00iTi'2 70; bulls, 12. 60ft
4,50; calves, $1.(006.75; Texas fed steers,
$l.00f(l,75; Texas grass steers, $3.35fj4.00;
Texas bulls, $2.603.75.
HOGS Receipts today, 26,000 head; to
morrow, 23,000. estimated; left over, 6,000:
mnrket opened 11 shndn higher and rinsed
weak; top, $3.35; mixed nnd butchers, $5 10
(JjS.SS; good to choico heavy, $5.20fj3.35;
lights. $3.103.3'); bulk of sales, $5.20fi5.2714
SHEEP AND LAMBS llecelpts, lO.fny)
head; sheep steady; lambs mostly 10c lower;
good to choico wethers, $3.70f(l.60; fair to
choice mixed, $3.4VIf3.80; western sheep,
$3.75fpl.40; Texas sheep, $2. 603.60; native
lambs, $4.00fj5.GO; western lambs, $3.00f(6.50.
Kninmin City Live Stock Mnrket,
KANSAS CITY. Jun 24.-CATTLE-RC-colpts,
6,501) natives, 400 Tex.tns; market
utendy; native beef nteers, $l,50f(5.60; nt 1
ers nnd feeders, $3.76ffl 75; cows, $3.25ff'4 75,
heifers, $3.75fi5.(iO, runners, $2.60'u3.'.,r.: fed
western steers. $l.25fi6.00; Texas and Indian
steers. $3.75f4.60; Toxanr nnd Indian oiv(,
$2 75fi3.75: bulls, $3.0Of4 50: cnlvos. $l5Ofl7O0
HOGS Receipts. 13,000 head; market Go
higher; top, $5.35; bulk of sales, $3.26f5"0:
heavy, $5.25fi5.35, mixed packers, S3.205j5.30,
light, $5.15f(5.25; pigs, $l.60fJ4S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1.000
head; lambs, steady; sheep. 10c higher;
......mm inmliH. 45.15175 50: western wethers.
Jl 25'r'4.00; western owes. $3,601(1.25; western
vearllngs, Sl.&OftG.OO; culls und ewes, $J.50f
8.25.
Ximv York" Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-BEEVE.S-Ro-celpts,
731 head; no trading lu llvo cattle;
nominally steady. Cables quoted live rattle
steady at Hl4'i1254o per lb.; refrigerator
beef, slow at 'JJjOc per lb.; shipments. CO
head cattlo.
CALVES ltccelpts, 159 head: steady,
veals, $3.00fS.G0; llttlo calves, $1.23; barn
yard calves, nominal.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, $1.33;
prime, about strudy; others lower; Iambs,
slow und ion 25c lower; sheep. $3.50fj 1.0214;
lambs, $5.00.00; no Canada lambs.
HOGS-RecolptB. 1.81S head; lower, SS.OOfJ
5.63; Htato pigs, $3.05?f3.85.
S, I.oiiU Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOL'IS, Jnn. 21. CATTLE Receipts,
l,3e head. Including 1.700 Texuns; imrket
nctlvo und steady; native shipping und rx
port stcerr, $l.'i0f50; dressed href and
butcher steers, $l.05fi6.25; steers under 1.060
lbs., S3.00frt.75; Blockers and feeders. T2 50'if.
4 60: cows and heifers, S2.0W4 75; canners.
Sl.25fj2.75; bulls, $2.75fi3.90; Texas and In-
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.,
Telephone KKIO. O11111I111, .Neb,
COMMISSION,
CHAIN, PROVISIONS unit STOCKS,
llonid of Trmlr,
Correspondence: John A. Warren to Co.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York.
1 1250 3 JO
1 1630 3 20
1..........1470 J 23
1 1210 J 25
1 1000 3 25
1 W20 3 25
2 1530 .1 23
1 1210 3 26
930 3 r
1 14V) 3 26
1...: 1230 3 26
2..... 800 3 25
1380 3 JO
J 890 3 3D
1 970 3 30
1 710 3 30
1 1170 3 30
illnn steers, J3,10-4.(V; C0vs nnd helfcr.
1 ."OH-llecelpts. 7.K0 hrnd; market SfllVi
i.irr;J,lB.!' I'Sltf. f"16(a2:-, pucitTS,
$3.20fi6 30, butchers. $J.2MiG 36
, SHEEP AND I .AM IIS IWelpls, 4
head, mnrket strong and active, -latlvft
muttons. $iivif4.43. lambs, $Uc;n6.G5; culls
and bucks. $3.26Ul.OO.
St. .Iinopli Live Stock Mnrkrt,
SOtJTIt ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Jan. 2l -(Spo.
clal.) Tho Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts1, l.ioj hend; markot
active and steady t,i Mrong; natives, 51.00
5(6.20; Texas and westerns, J3.607ii 10- Oows
and hf If ers. $2 Ulf4 3c. bulls nud stngs. J2 10
5T-1.60; yenrllngs and calves. $3.4wf 4.30;
stockers nnd feeders. $3.uoy .. veals, $1 00
W'Elft, ? Jr!-. '!:
mostly 6c hlgV
IUV..-...J ' r.in., ,111 KlillICA, 10. JiiT!!XI.3o:
biilK or snies. 2njT..27,s, pigs, 6c higher.
ins. 01 sine. .i .Tnn..i'j, pigs, 6c higher,
ftllMEP llneplnl. I iff 1 . ....T. 1..
, , ,.. ,.iu,i, nivuui iv.
lower.
Stock In Slulit,
Following are the receipts nt tho four
principal western markets for January 21.
., , Cattle. Hogs Sheep,
South Omnha 2.3SI 6.9s t 1,6.17
Chicago lO.Gun 26,000 to,iH)
KaliHii.i City 6,900 lS.On) 4,0
St. Louis 4,300 7.100 100
Totals
23,081 K,m 16,037
'.vnpornleil 11 ml Dried FriiKs.
NEW YORK, Jnn 24 -EVAPORATED
APPLES The market for evaporated apples
ruled slow, but was firmly held, owing to
tho slight supply on hand nt fully mnln
tnlned prices. State common was quoted
nt 3fMo; prime, M16V; choice, GISiitic:
fancy. Ofijc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Dull but
stendy nt unchanged prices. Primes wfro
quoted at 34f84c per lb., ns to slid nnd
qunllty. Apricots, Royal, 7ftl2c, Moor
Park. 8Vlfi5c. Peaches, peeled. lllilSc, im
peded, oUtfioc.
Ximv York. Dry (.noil Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, Jnn. 24,-The general condl
Hon of the market shows no material
chango today. It Is still dlflicult to Interest
buvcts In goods for other than Immediate
delivery, except nt prices which sellers de
cline to nccept. Prices for the goods on
hand on stnplo lines show some Irregularity
but still steady for goods to be made. Print
cloths quiet but steady. No chango in tho
market for woolen goods.
OH nml Rosin,
NEW YORK, Jnn. 2l.-01LS-Cottonseed.
firm: prlmo crude, bbls., 274c; prlmo sum
mer yellow, 31Hfi32c; off summer yellow, 31
.J31!(.o; prime white. 3lii35e; prlmo winter
yellow. 35Mi8Se; prime meal, 25c
LIVERPOOL, Jnn. 2I.-OILS-Cottonseed.
Hull rellned, spot, dull, 20s 3d. Linseed,
ls 6d.
LONDON. Jan. 24.-OILS-Llnsccd, 66s.
Turpentine spirits, 28s 9d.
Siiuiii unit 3loliisses,
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 2I.-SFOAR-Qulet;
open kettle. ;i'4fT3'ic; opou kettle,
centrifugal. 4frte; centrifugal yellow, 4ifT
4S,c; seconds. 2'4fr4iKe. Molasses, quiet;
open kettle. 8S('.'C; centrifugal, 12i(2lc.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-SPOAR Raw,
l.usy; fair refining, 3c: centrifugal, 96 test,
4 Vie; tnolasses sugar, 31c; Ruhliv centri
fugal, on sput, 44c; rellned, quiet.
"Grip made mo very wenk and nervous,
with tightness of chest nnd hendacho. Dr.
Miles' l'nln Pills and Ncrvlno gnvo mo quick
relief." .Mrs. Clnrlmla Butler, W. Wheel
ing, O.
THAT TELEGRAPHIC MACHINE
Wfntrrn t'ulnii AUih'Iich Deny Tlmt
n Tent Wns .Made nt Any
Time.
Editor Omaha Bee Dear Sir: A great
many Inquliles having been made relntlvo
to a so-called test or tho Peiirno typewriter
telegraph, said to have been made lu tho
Western I'nlon telegraph olllre In this cltv
on Sunday. January 20, an account of which
was given considerable prominence In Tho
Bee of January 21, wo wish to state thnt
no test of the Prarno typewriter telegraph
was made In this otllcc 011 that or any other
date.
Tho reported astonishment of our opera
tors ut Its sliced and accuracy Is a puro
tabrlditloti, us there was not a slngln word
sent by tho Pearne system even on u
abort circuit. Very respectfully.
J. P. BARNIIART,
Chief Operator.
J. H. OWEN.
Night Chief Operator.
WILLIAM SALISBURY.
Wlro Chief.
Tho Information upon which the reported
test of tho Penrno telegraph machine was
based enmo from Frank I). Pearne, tlio In
ventor, nnd his brother nnd financial sup
porter, W. S. Pearno. n Grand Islnnd lnw
yer. It appears that Tho Bee. ns well as
tho other Omaha papers, was Imposed upon.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
BOLEil AND oHEr 1RUN WORK
Qrake, Wi!
&
am"
succensors Wilson Jb Drake.
Manufacture boilers, amoko Hacks and
breechlngs, pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard nnd water tanks, uollor tuoes con
stantly on hand, second hand boilers bought
nnd sold. Special and piomnt attention to
repairs In city or rountrv lath nnd Pierce.
DRY GOODS.
HE. Smith ft Go.
Importers and Jobbers of
Dry Goods, Furnishino Good
AND NOTIONS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uestern Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Electric Wlriic Uellc and (Us LlebtUf.
Q. W. JOHNSTON. Mgr. 1510 Hownrd St
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
OF MACHINERY.
GENERAL REPAIRINO A SPECIALTY
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
1501, inofl ana ir.05 JaoUaou Street.
Omaha, .Neb. Tel. HUH.
K. ZafcrtsUI. Agent. J. U. Cowflll, Mar.
ELEVA KM SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick and Easy Rlnlnc
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevators,
AUTOMATIC HATCH GATES.
Snd for cntnlouue
KIMHALL UROS.. COUNCIL, BLUFFS. Ia,
100S 9th Street. ifelephona HI,
H. Davis & Son
AfccnU for tUe Hlohmoa
Mufetr Untss ana
Fire Dnorn.
Elevator Hydraulic nnd Hand Kleyatori.
Elevator repalrlUK a ipeclaltr. Leather
Valvo Cups far Elevators, Enjlna and
rrlntlne FroB8.
GAjO,.INi: ENGINES AND
GRAIN ELEVATOR MACHINERY
Co.
Council ltltill'rj, Iowa.
Gasoline Engines
Vertical, Horizontal nnd I'ortnhlc,
from 0110 horso pcwir uo
Jobbers of Ai;rlcu!tuiu) Implements nnd
ovcrythliiK In wutcr, utcum und L'as sup.
lillts.
c.
navid Bradley &
u