THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATfRPAY, JAgTART 4, 1002.
10
tOMMEKCUL AND FINANCIAL
Wttrt Hti a Nirroai Marktt Owing, t
Wtak Cablta.
CORN TUR'S INDIVIDUALLY STRONG
Parked Inrrrnir In ash It-emend
from Hie IHMI HMtftl In M Ad-
iml i i mi n l ' - Pop-
nlHr selling
i Mm hi
CKICAOOi Jan 8 A nervous wheat
market based mi the cohfllcllons of a weak
cable lint and bullish domestic Mffl had a
mall Influence on other points today and
though May wheat rinsed ntc'td down May
corn hI the. close wa (4ifo higher ami
May onts Vc. advanced, provisions closed u
Shade to 6c. lower.
At the opening prloM In wheat were de
pressed by lower Liverpool ruble. Gossip
had II that the cable hail been 'In
fluenced' over nlglrl by the local bull
clique, the leaders of Which were c redited
with iiik sent selling orders to the other
side with a view to depressing the market
here In order to buy In for a campaign at
low prices. Many trailers mild early on
the bearish foreign iu'Wh, but as aoon as
the atorv got out and lending hulls began
to buy ill heavily the early Bhorl Milan
repented their rashness by buying bark
their own muff at a loan. On top of this
factor oame the newi that tho southwest
Iiad little wheat .Shipments of tho rash
article were reported to Now York and the
aouthwest at better prlres tlmn May was
commanding hire. Light shipments of the
cash article, wi le reported to New York
and the southwest at better prices than
May was commanding at Chicago. The
cold weather also had lta effect, for the
winter belt was rcorted without any snow
protection. Receipts also were small. May,
which opened -v to ' down at a,o to
s2V Jumped quickly to 83Vu3V'. The
volume of business for the day waa not
large, but n considerable selling pressure
to reallne turned the tables on the bulls
end Jim reacted, closing only easy, V4fVc
lower at ' i'J ,i Local receipts wem
only 36 cars, none of contract grade. Mln
BMMWI "iiil Duluth reported 320 cars, ttmk
IngTt total for tho three points of 356 cars,
against til last week and :ill a year ago.
Primary receipt! were only 435.000 bushels
compared with 012. mo last year. Seaboard
clearances In wheal and flour equalled 387,
uOO bushels. Argentine shipments for the
week were 162.UUO bushels, us against no
shipments last week.
irn started weak, but later In the ses
sion turned Individually strong and even
lent strength to wheal, fables Were weak
and led to uu easy opening, but the marked
Improvement In tho cash demund from the
east resulted In an ad valine. A leading
house repotted 40 ram of No. 3 yellow corn
shipped to New York points. This set bulls
to buying and shorts covering. At first of
ferings were small, but as tho price Ntruck
tlUe. for May sealing became moro popular
Btid more corn came into tho pit. I)esplt
the late sag In wheat corn held rather
firm and closed with a good show of
strength. 'itl'V; up at 6tHc. Receipts wen
292 cats.
The corn advance and an Improvement
In cash demand kept oats moderately ac
tive, with generally lietter prices. The
opening was lower In sympathy with other
grains, but a fair outside and local profes
sional demand sprang up, shorts covered
mid the market took a fairly strong turn.
May sold up to 46'4o. but on the reaction In
other pits followed suit and closed only
firm. 'c higher at 4ti'4c. Receipts wero 193
cars.
Hog products hardly held steady. The
feature was the continued selling of long
May lard by brokers. Commission business
was less active than expected. Prices were
slightly better at the yards, which brought
a fairly steady 0onlng. Narrow fluctua
tions were the order of the day. though
selling depressed prices slightly. May pork
closed 24c down at JI7.27V. May lard 5c
down at 19 96 and Muv ribs a shade lower
at $R.S0.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
15 cars; corn, 145 cam; oats, X7i cars; hogB,
32.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. I High. I Low. I Close. Yes'y.
and Pennsylvania. 30c; roufhern, at mark.
29c; western, uncandled, 23tf'29e.
niAH Haw. steady I fair refining, 3'c;
centrifugal, 98 test. 3c; molassea sugar.
2r. refined, steady; crushed, 6 25c; pow
dered, 4.86c; glHtitllated. 4.75c.
i (i I EE Qulel . No, ; Rio, 7c.
M ILAHBKB 'Vulot
POLXTR1 Alive, quiet; springers. Be
turkeys, Ifellc; fowls, l. . dressed, steady;
springers I'tfloo, fowl, X'itllo'ic; turkey s,
iSvM'Um .
MKTAI.S The I 'nl ted Metals Silling
company announced a further cut In cop
par price, bringing Lake Siisilor down
V electrolytic to 112 and costing to $11.50
Tills was not a surprise to the trade. A
Komi buMneaa was reported done at the
lower level At London copper declined t;i
In i.18 for spot and 1.IS 12s tid for futures.
Tin in London suffered a severe setback
today, but the Muse of business was L i s
below the previous day's flgUfea, spot being
lUOtea at L i"j 1 1 is anil iiiiures Bl siuuid.
t New York the market vvas sympathet
ically weak and lower, with spot Quoted al
ftt.75OS3.S0. Lead was without change at
home and uliroad. closing ui M ami stives
-d. respectively Spelter was dull and un
changed nt London at 16 12s 6.1. but valuci
hero eased off n (mints to fl.tn under an nli
sence of support, iron continues quiet but
steady at old prices. Pig Iron warrants,
tlit.5otill.5o; No. 1 northern foundry, IK. ,"'(
(100; No. 2 northern foundry. Ilo.00tol5.5n;
No, 1 southern foundry, 16.50ffltl.00; No, 1
southern foundry, suit. I16.0017.00, Ola
gow Iron warrants closed at 4ss 10(1 and
MlddleslMirough at 43s 3d.
OMAHA AVHOl.ESAI.K MAHKiiT.
I
Trade and
nnd I no. i
(Imitation
I'mduee.
old
and
lb..
Condition nf
on staple
EGOS Receipts light; fresh stock,
LIVE I'Ol'l.TRY ll' ns, ..(; .
roosters, 8t4c turkeys. 7t)tSI ducks
geese, 6in'i , spring chickens, per
Hfil7C.
DHKSSh.D PorLTHY Turkeys, mil lOJ
ducks, aniV ; geese, 84j9e, spring thickens,
74Jt8c; bens, vj7Vjc.
UIj'TTEK Common to fair. HVjc; choice
dairy, in tubs, 15tfl7c; sepaiatur, 23tf2le.
FROZEN PlSH Iflack bass, 18c; white
boss, loo: bluollsh, 12c; bullheads, l"c; blue
fins, 7c; buffaloes, 7c; catfish, 12c; cod, loc,
crapples. He: halibut, lie; herrin;: ; had
dock, 9c; pike, tic; red snapper, l"c; sal
mon, 12c; sunllsh, 6o; trout, '.K, wbltertsh,
pickerel, He, fresh mackerel, each, 2 ft
Wheat I I I I
Jan. 78741 78i
May My,, WVti.
July sSflHKiHs
Corn-
Jan. ItCVl'sl I
V.y fir "!
,iuiy loii'n'teooi win wBJ
CUltB I I
May I 4Rt4 46Hi
Julv 397.'it40 40KS, 39
Hept. I :a Xl 38V4
Pork- I
Jan. 16 90 IB 90 1 6 874
AUiV 17 30 17 37H 17 20
Lard
Jan, 10 OH 10 02',4! 9 87V4
Mav 10 00 10 06 9 90
Ribs
Jan May S S2V 8 Xf 8 76
K 82V4'lAk 82
mum
ttU
WVii'n
46'i
ml
m
39'
I
16 871ii 16 85
17 bTHI 17 90
9 92Vj
I 95
I
S 52' 4 I
8 80 I
10 00
10 00
8 67H
8 82Vi
No. 2.
Cash quotations wore as follows:
FLOUR Steady.
WHEAT-No. 3, 7ri(ii;8n; No. 2 red, 854)
'(ATS--No. 2. 46H(a6e; No. 2 white, 49c;
No. 3 white. 48rn4'-ji'.
RYE- No. 2, MO,
RARLEY Fair to choice malting. 59'(rS2c.
HEEDS -No. 1 flax. 11.6101.6'; No. 1 north
western, $1.62; prime timothy, $6.55; clover,
contract grade. $9. fa,
PROVISIONS--Mess pork, per bhl . $16.90
(u 17.00. Lard. ier 100 lbs., $9.92V'9 W. ; Short
ribs sides (loosei. $8.5fsii8.2'. Lrv salted
Mioulders ilxxeili. $7.37'i7.50. Short clear
sides (boxed). $x 9iyi9.nO.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, $1.32.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of grains yesterday:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 82,000 46,000
Wheat, bu 78,000 38.0
Corn, bu 185,000 124,000
(lats, bu 191,000 184,0011
Rye, bu 10.000 10,000
Parley, bu 62,000 90,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 15
24Vfcc; dallies, 14Btoc. Cheese, steady, 9 r(i
10c. Eggs, Arm; fresh, 24i(ti2Sc.
SEW YORK UI'IKKn A I. MARKET.
85c. smelts, loc
OYSTERS Mediums, per can. 22c; Stand
ards, per can, 25c, extra selects, per ran,
t3c; New York counts, per can, tUOj bulk
Standards, per gal., $1.2' i!. 25; bulk extra
selects, tl.6H'al.65; bulk New York counts,
per gal., $1.76.
PIGEONS Jve, per dol., Coc.
VEAL Choice, GiJc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Healers' association : Choice up
land, $9.5u; No. 2 1 i. ml, $x.50; medium,
$8; coarse, $7.60. Rye straw. $5. These
prices are for bay of good color and
quality. Demand fair. Receipts, 8 cars.
CORN New, 7c; old, 67c.
BRAN-$23.
OATS 62c.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES- Home grown, $1; northern.
$l.lo; Salt Lake, $1.10, Colorado, $1.10.
CARROTS - Per bu., tOo.
MEETS Per Vbu. basket. 3oc.
TURNIPS--Per bu., 60c; Rutabagas, per
100 lbs., $1.25.
PARSNiPW-Per bu.. 60c.
CUC'UMBERS-Holhuuse, per dus., $1.75.
LETTUCE Head, per abi,, $o.5o; hot
house lettuce, p.r doz., 26c.
PARSLEY Per dos., 26c.
RADISH ES Per dus.. 25c.
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, per
lb., S'v , k 'T '.. per bbl., $3.26.
CAHBAUE Holland seen, orated, lHc
CAULIFLOWER Per crute. $2.76.
ONIONS jpanlah, per crate, i.0u; Michi
gan, red iff yellow, 3c per lb.
CELERY California, 40476c.
NAVY MEANtt Per bu , $2.15.
FRUITS.
APPLES Ben Davis, per bbl., $4 50;
Wlnesaps, $5: Jonatbaiis, $5.50; Melletlowers,
per box, $1 76.
PEARS Vlkers, $2.26; Lawrence, $2.2T
2.60.
ORAPES-Malaaaa, per keg, $5 r-36.!0.
CHAN MERRIES Per bbl., $7.6ous.ou, per
crate, $2.76.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florldas, $3.25(3.50; Califor
nia navels, x .... -, bidded, $2.50.
LEMONS Fancy, i3.6ow3.7o, chulco. $3.u0
i3.26.
MAN ANAS Per ounch, according to size,
12.25'tf2.75.
FIGS Calif ornlii. new cartons, $1.00; Im
ported, per lb., i.'uHi.
DATES Persians, in 60-lb. boxes, pur lb.,
5Vic; Sulrs, 6c.
MISCELLANEOl'S.
-JUTB New crop walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell, per lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb., UVtOj
No. It soft shell, . No. 2 bard shell, ic;
Brazils, per lb., 14c; niberts, per lb 13c;
almonds, soft shell, 17c; hard shell, 16cx
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa
nuts, per cvvt.. $5; uhestuuts, 12c.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case, $3.50.
CIDER Nehawka, per bbl., 3, New
York, $S60.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green 5c;
No. 1 salted, 8c: No. 2 salted, 7c; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12V4 lbs., c; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry hides, VfHICt sheep
pelts, 2&427c; horse hldea, il -'jh- -
St. I. mils (train and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3-WHEAT-lllgher:
No. 2 reil, cash, elevator, 87e; track, SsVkO;
May, b7',ij87c; July, 81c; No. 2 hard, 8P(i
Me.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, Otitic
66s'68c; May. tin-4c; July, wwt'i''
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 4xc
49c: May. 48c; July, Mad: No.
77Hr; Mav, 78' iW7cV . Julv. 79'4r. On
track: No. 2 hard sue; No 1 northern.
77,r, No 2 northern. 7t'n'dvr6''4ic.
FlIUR- Firm; first patents, tt.taM.0tj
second patents. $3.853 95, llrst clears, $.' Viti
2 96; sec. mil clean, $2 50.
Hi: . In bulk. $ls
NOVKMRKTa H STOCKS 1l BOMIS.
Hrlnrn nf I iirri-ni' In Channels nf
he Koine. lie I rede
NEW fORK, Jnn 3 The preliminary
figures f the weekly cash movement fur
nished bv the banks themselves gave as
surance that the return flow of currency
fr.itn the channels of domestic trade has
set In force. There was a quick response
In the money market, where enormous of
ferings of funds curried the rate down to
0 per cent. Standing loans were all readily
marked down to that rate on request of
the borrowers. There was a palpable shift
ing of speculative accounts from Reading
to United Slates Steel, and there were
similar advances in other parts of the
market. Transactions In I nlted States
Steel were on a large scale and those
stocks held their advantage more firmly
than the general market
Tin re was strength In a number of cen
tral tr.iflle and western railroads. Wa
bashea were conspicuous Toledo. St Louis
& Western stocks were unusually active on
rumors of absorption by the Vanderbllt
Interests. On the other hand, all the re
Cently speculative favorites were .under
acute pressure. These Included the coalers.
eSpeclall) Reading, grangers and Pacifies.
An ostentatious advance ol 3'i in tire.it
Northern preferred and bidding up of
Northern Securities company on nominal
transactions in the outside market failed
tu deter speculators from selling the Pa
cifies. The easing of the money rate was
accompanied by higher rates for foreign
exchange and the simultaneous relapse bf
sterling exchange In Paris narrows the
margin Inward the point of profit In gold
exports. Today's statement of the Im
perial Hank of Oermatiy completes the
showing of the natonlshlng proportions of
the year s end demand on all the great
foreign banks. That banks loan account
for the week was expanded upwards of
$33.0011,11110 nnd the note circulation Increased
over $86,000,000 But the foreign money
markets are promptly responding to the
January dlsburaamenta and are ail bacon
lug easier. The Indication! art that our
own clearing house statement tomorrow
will show 11 gain of upward of $7,000,000
A further cut In the price of copper was
a slightly disturbing fac tor, and the reports
of requests for extension of accommodation
by a large promoting syndicate In Ohio
received some consideration, The market
Closed active arid aasj at about the lowest.
The market for bonds was active and
loon. I. but still somewhat Irregular. Total
sal.s. par value, 15,100,000. United States
bonds were all unchanged on the lust call.
The Commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram says: The stock mar
ket today was active and linn as a whole,
with the bouyancy In South African shares
absorbing the bulk of Interest. The report
about the assassination of Lord Mlltu r.
high commissioner of South Africa, had
little sASot on the market. Consols were
strong, advancing to 91. American shines
were strnngc .-' around midday. From that
time on tiny seesawed ami dually Cloeed
at the lowest, save United Slates Steel
There Is talk that Canadian Pacific, which
New York largely bought, wdll Increase
dividends later and give some stock rights.
No gold Is going out, but the continental
demand Is reviving The spurt III sliver,
due to short supplies, seems ended. Para,
In Brazil, Is offering for subscription 1,500,
000 gold Isolds. Paris exchange Is 25.12;
Berlin. 2o.41'.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stork exchange:
149.217; balances, $T789.X11; money, 6 per
cent.
.MAV YORK. Jn t clearings, $377,645.
878; balances, $20,111:1 142
sr 1,01 is. j.r (.-Clearing, $n.ii9.72;
balances. Il.i'.a, exchange oil New York.
loO premium.
CINCINNATI. Jan 3 - clearings, $.'.
I J money, tStft per cent; New York ex
change, loc discount.
HIIKKLV ill mum. HOt IK TAMA
taarestnte nf ii.i. .. Transacted h
the Associated Hanks
NEW YORK, Jan. 3 The following ta
blet compiled pv Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended January 2, with the r
centp.ge of I111 r. ase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year;
CITIES.
.Clearings. 1 Inc.
I
1 lec.
while lend Is unehsnged. Hrass has been
lowered to meet the decline In copper.
Wheat. Including Hour, porta lor till
week uggrc'-ate t.MMTl bu , against 4,291,543
last week and 3. 914. 3ol In Ibis eg last
vi. ir Wheat exports from July I to dati
aggregate l,740,5s bu.. as against W.Osa.lM
last season.
Corn exports aggregate JTi-, J.b; bu., as
against 421. 330 last w ek and 1.470,621 last
year. From July 1 to date corn exports
git 20.830,751 bu., ns agulnst 87,4,H'i.". last
season.
Huslncss (allure In the United Statis
for the weak number 27o, as against 219
last week. 288 in this week last year, 1-9
In 1900. 23i In l'.iO, 333 In 1MS and 4i In IVI7
For the week, Canadian failures number
twentv-llve, as against sixteen last week,
twenty-four In this week a year ago.
twenty-six In 19uti, forty-eight In P99 and
sixty-five In 18W
OMAHA UTE STOCK MARKET
Oattta Rtcoipts Madtrata and Trad Inlad
Aotira aid Fnlly Itaaiv.
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A O
do pfd
Can. Paclllc .
Can Southern
Ches. i Ohio. .
Chicago Alton 31
. 80 u So. Pacific
103 i So Railway ...
.lo7- do pfd
. Texas & P
llbtf T St. L. Ai W
. 8.".'j do ptd
. 47N Union Paclllc.
track,
track,
white.
Qaotatlans
of the Day
Commodities.
Varlons
49' .'(luOi-.
Rf E Firm, 66lsc t
FLOUR Firm and quiet; red winter pat
ents, $3.854('4.1o; extra fancy and straight,
$3.4648.6o; clears, tt.10IJ8.t6.
nlLe.lt Jimotny, nominally iirm, D.niiia
6.30.
CORNMLAl Bteady at W.2i.
BRAN Quiet; sucked, east track, tl.io.
HAY Timothy, steady, ttl.00916.00; pral
i. si arce. llrm. $12.50.
PROVISIONS Pork, easier; jobbing, $10.30.
Lard, lower. $9 67'n. Ury salt meats (boxed),
easy; extra snorts ami clear rios, sx.;
clear sides, $9. Bacon (boxed), easy; extra
shorts, $9.62'ii; clear ribs. $9.75; clear sides,
9 7H ..
1IIHK I Dieuiiy,
IRON COTTON TIES-95C.
BAOOINO S-TsS t'A ' ' .
HEMP TWINE 9c.
METALS Lead, steady at $3.95. Spelter.
dull at $4.15.
POULTRY Firm; cnickens, old, 7c;
young, 8c; turkeys, sc; aucits, eic; geese,
1MB,
BUTTER- Steady;
dairy, UVMOc.
EOOH steady at ssc.
RECEIPTS Flour, 8,000 bbls.; wheal, 9,000
bu.: corn, 7,ooo bu. ; oats, 89,utO bu.
SH 1 r.Mi,M8 r lour, lt,UOV onts. : wneat,
83,000 bu.; corn, (HMDO bu.; oats, 3o,ooO bu.
NEW YORK, Oan. 3 -FLOUR-Recelpts,
41.101 bbls.; exports. 4,591 bbls; quiet ami
firmly held, with buyers 1020o under
tho market quotations; wlntor patents,
t2 763400; winter straights, $8.503. tfe; Min
nesota patents, $3 Kll('q4.15; winter extras,
t2 90e-3.30; Minnesota bakerB, tJ.NOI.tO
winter low grades. $2.70(r2.8O. Rye flour
dull, fair to gooit $3Jglj3.40; choice to
fancy, $3 50tU3.75.
COBNMKAL Steady : yellow western
tt 15, city. $1.36: Brnndywlne, $3.5'3.75.
RYE Quiet: No. 2 western, 7Sc. f. o. b.,
afloat; state. 7He, c. 1. f., New Y'ork, car
lots. BARLEY Steady; feeding, 69u61c. c. I f.,
ButTalo: malting. M'lWOe, c. I. f.. Buffalo
WTlBAv'B- Receipts. 82. ISO bu. Snot, quiet;
No. . rt-., 8t',e. f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 red,
87'.c, elevator; No. I northern. Duluth.
fc8Vtc, f. o.b.. afloat; No. 1 hard. Duluth.
96c. f. o. b.. affbat. Optlona opened barely
steady, with considerable short selling on
tne lower caDtes men they riipldlv nl
Vanced on bullish winter wheat crop news
light offerings, a broad outside speculative
demand, gooa casn iiumann west, largi
ilcarancea ind covering. In the last hour
wbtvat yielded to realising and closed dull
and uncnangea. aiarcn closed at Vr
Mh v. V7t4.jisf 15 Hie. closed at sT-'v .
Mt(fff78s-' closed at 87c.
CORN -Receipts. 35,000 bu.; exports, 7.330
tin. Spot, steady; No. 2. no, elevator, and
7V " o. anoat. option market was
steady to firm all day on prospects for
entailer receipts, the early wheat advam
and aoQd QOmmtaalon bouse buying west
4".,.-,ei etineffv ui '.'uljc m t advance May
7031H'. closed at (oq,c; July. 7o'5i71,i
closed at 70V(C,
OATaV-Receipts, i.ti.uou nu.; exports. i5
bu. Spot, nrmer: No. 2, 52Hic: No. 3. 51', c
No. 2 white. 54' jf5'ic; No. 3 w hite. ; I,
track mixed western, 52Vc; track white
51H3 59C Options about steady nnd dull.
HAY Stia.lv, shipping, nrifti.u; good to
choice, hj'ncu'soe.
ROPS-lJulet; state common to chol
1901 crop, MiWyf. lio crop. Igitc; 1899
crop. i'.'o9ci Pacitlc coast. I9ul crop.
l.ic; 1900 crop, soi.c; m crop. wu:ic
IliliKS Slead.v ; Oalvcston, 20 to 25 l,s
18c; California, n to -o ins., i;oc; Texas
drv. 24 to : ins., M'.O.
LEATHER-Steady ; hemlock sole. Bueno
Avres. light to neavywelgnis. 2T. 2
Wool inin, oomesiic neere, :',i'o2tic
Texas Ih'ol.c
PROVISIONS Beef, steady, family, $11.00
i 12.50; tn. sa. nwg-in.wi; neer hams, jl e ,(
1" i, packet. n .Kini--". extra nulla no
II, .HV.ilt'ivi Cut meats, ilull. pickled li. 1
lies. Hn'jtloe: pickled shoulders. 7c; pick led
bams. '.I'li lin-c iuru. easy; wester
steamed. $10 15; rellned. quiet; ciintlmnt
$10 30; South America, $11; compound. $8 oti
ft.t6. Pork, steady; family, III ;5iil8 (8)
short cleat. si9.im.t'.'; nvss. lis stiii 17 .'i
lil'TTKH Receipts, ii.374 pkgs slat
dalrv. 15M23e; creamerv , HUi25c; June
irenmeri 1,Vi22' m' ; factorv, i'.'.'ii 15'ac
CHEESE Receipts. 1.199 pkgs ; linn; full
cream, full male, fancy, large, H'- ui",
fancy, small, full cream, HLIill'ic; fam-
V; rancy, small, late
6a
large, late
KOOS
made, im, no,,
14
mailt . 9'
tto.
ect-lpts, fc,t0 pkgs.
strong, state
do pfd
Chicago, L L
do pfd
Chicago E. 1
Chicago O. W..
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd...
C & N. W
C. R. I. V....
Chicago T. c T
do pfd .......
C. C. C. & St. L
Colo. Southern.
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd ...
Del. & Hudson.
DeJ. L. ft W. ..
Denver R.
do pfd
Brt
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd ...
(it. Nor. bfd
Hock. Valley ..
do pfd
Illinois Central.
Iowa Central ..
do pfd
L. E. W
do pfd
Louis, ft Nash.
Manhattan L ..
M. t. St. Ry
Meg, Centra! ..
Mix. National
Minn, ft St. L..
Mo. Paclllc ....
M . K. ft T
do pfd
N. J. Central...
N. Y. Central..
Nor. ft West...
do pfd
Ontario ft W...
Pennsylvania ..
Reading
do 1st pfd. ..
do 2d pfd
St L S. F..
do 1st pfd ...
do 2d pfd...,
St L. S. W. ...
do pfd
O . II.. ..I
. . I I ..III ... I
do pfd
dc
pfd
71 Wabash
. 53 do pld
. 76' W. ft L. E J
.13."i'i do pfd 7
. :i W is. Central ..
. 84 do pfd
. 4i Adams Express
,at0 Am. Express ..
b'KiVi U. S. Express. .
. 1 .Wells-Fnrgo ...
. 3i Amai. Copper
. Hi's Amer. C. ft F..
. 15 do pfd
. tOU Am. Lin. Oil.
29
.177
.2M
. 45'
. 9-'
do pld
Amer S. ft R.
do pfd
Ana. 511n.
Rrk. Rap.
Co.
Tr.
. 43'j Colo. F. ft
. ,4'... on. Oas
. 112, Con. Tob. pfd
,iaj lOan. Blectrlc ..
. 7" tJliipose Sugar
. S2'i I locking Coal .
.140va Int'n'l Paper . .
M do pfd
. 75l,i' Laclede (Jas ...
. 70 i Nat. Biscuit ...
.120 INatlonal Lend
.107 National Salt
.136! do pfd
.168 No. American .
. 27' Paclllc Const ..
. 15 Paclllc Mall ...
lmi'4 People's tias . .
.lltl'i Pressed S. C
. 20 do pfd
. 63 Pullman P. O..
.194 .Republic Steel
.lii7'i do pld
. 5S Sugar
. 91'iTenn. C. ft I
.
,160V
creamery, M0Mg0
Liverpool flraln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Jnn. t.-WHE.VT-Spot,
lull; No. I red, western, winter. 6s fi'tid;
No. 1 northern, spring. 6s l',,d; No. 1 Cali
fornia, tin 4Vd; futures, .steady; March,
i 3Vd : Mi
CORN Spot, quiet;
, ... 82
.... M
57
.... 83
.... 74'i
. ... 28
. ... OoVi
,...lMi
....188
B,
do
u. s.
do
U. S.
do
u s
do
Co.
ft I
Pfd
Leather. . .
pfd
Rubber....
pfd
Steel
Pfd
Western Union .
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
61
33 '
93
i'"4
l"s
M
102
. 90
Mi
43
, 18
. 3D
. M
. 40
.195
.210
. 9s
.is..
. M
. 30
. 87
. U
. 44
. 4j
Ml
. :
. fW
. 87
.218
.115
.2S1
. 39
. 10
. 2i
. N
. !K
44
. iu
. ;12
. 61
. 92
. 73
. 47
,104
. 41
.
.21 :
. 16
Mt
.117
. 67
14
. 73
! 81
H'
. 50
:t
n
.. .12
. Ml
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St liuls
Pittsburg
Haltlmore
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Loutavlfla
Providence
Milwaukee
OMAHA
lluffalo
St. Paul
St. Joseph
I leaver
Los Angeles
Salt Like City
T do
Savannah
Richmond
Memphis
Seattle
Washington
Hartford
Portland. Ore
Rochester
Peoria
Fort Worth
Atlanta ,
Norfolk
Da Moines
New Haven
Springfield, Mass...
Augusta
Nashville
Worcester
Qrand Rapids
sioux city
1 'av ton. O
Syracuse
Scraiiton
Portland, Me
Spokane
Wilmington. Del. ..
Fall River
Illinilngham
Topek
Davenport
Tacoma
Evansvlll
Macon
Little Rock
Helena
Knoxvllle
Lowell
Wichita
Akron
New Red ford
Icxlngtoii
Sprlngtb Id. III...
Rlnghumton
Chattanooga
Kalamazoo
I ' ll go
Youiigstown
Springfield, O
Rocktord
Canton
Jacksonville
Sioux Fulls
1-retnont
I Bloomington, 111
I Jacksonville, 111
j 'olumbus, O
I i lalveaton
I Houston
i 'olorado Springs. . .
j Wheeling. W. Va...
( 'hester
I MWilkesbarre
Albany
Ilea uinont
$1.877.012.5111
149. 73:. 516 8.4
i..i, i;:n.2.'vi ....
9-'.79.0.0
43.222.143
37.5f..ll .T
19,016.972
L-o.s96.le9
16,232,4001
16.009. 182
14.3X1.240, 30.6,.
14.34o.4ll. 21 1
129n.497 5.0.
10.614.274j 16.0,.
9.170.261 49.5,.
1,010,944 1
t,684,700
6,210,8071 7.4..
6,774.t41 1
5.310.3221
6.BS7.084I 20.61..
4.039. '.351 .
3,741.1 W
1,067,1411 41.01..
3.115.274 1
3.207.0241 78.3 . .
r.741.731
2 RiM.956
2.612.:i5ti!
2.497.IX.1, 39 9
2.462,000 l.ti
2,723.4601.. I
2.441.43H f7 3
2.5O1.3001
2,:481,67l 12.2...
2.749.751; 13.41
8,15,7801
1.311.6481 21.3,
1,537,346
1.67 .087
13.2
n'.i
7 9
I 5
12.6
3.8
4.1
1.5
SO
10.0
15.6
6.4
i.i
26 2
19 6
12.1
I.O62.0N2
1,346,696
l,6tO,801
1 ..".11.804
l.:iM,772
1,292.410!
1.238, 79.7
1.277.659
1,460,001
l.i'.lO 543
2.131.161 .
1.:b3I.917,
1.380,679,
1.175.288
1,173,574!
989. ..61
90II.3SO,,
837.823
16 2
27 3
2 4
i'.i
21.01
.... 6.1
31.1
36.7
16 2
28 li
64 3 .
3.8 .
i. .
16.0 .
4.7 .
5.3
11.3
1 3
602.0001 11.6
910,341 3. .2
548,350
591,002 .
678,636
660,321 .
698,000
494.494,
437,624,
475,801
366,100
548,446
95.6411
400,709!
IH 1,217
364.730
322,820
331, 5' ill!
818,111
260.871
176.Z31,
286 9231
162.935!
6,947. too
7. 339. olio
11,411.672
805,8171
632.1011,
'.99.194!..
8V8.740I . .
3.H9,438..
2611.517
83.4
9.2;
85.1
27 9
15 8
12.7
16.4
"KB
i ondltloo nf the Treoanrr.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S -Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
ital fund, exclusive of the $150,'vt,n0 gold
reserve in 'he division of redemption.
sIiowb: Available cash balance, $1 ,1, latwt
gold, $112,219,640
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jn 3. COTTON Spot,
moderate business; prices l-32d lower;
American middling, 4 29 32d ; good middling.
4 21-32d; middling. 4l9-32d; low middling.
4l7-32d; good ordinary. 4 19-32d; ordinary.
4 1-ltWl. The sales of tho day were 6.000
bales, of which 500 were for speculation
and export and includi'd 7.600 American.
Receipts since last report 49.8i tulles, in
cluding 46.200 American Futures opened
quiet mil sieany nnn cioseu qurai
lean middling g. o. c. : January,
buyers; January and February,
4 2S-64d, sellers; February and
4 28-64d, sellers; March and April
4 2-64d. sellers: Anrll and Mav.
4 2-R4d sellers: Mav nnd June. I 28-ld. se
lers; June and Julv. 4 2-64d. sellers; .liny
andAugust. 4 28-64il. sellers; August nnd
September, 4 23-64'u-4 24-64d. buyers
NKW YORK. Jnn 3 . -COTTON Spot
closed quiet. 'c lower; middling uplands
8 5-16-: middling gulflands. 8 9-16c; sales
none. Futures closed barely steady,
uary, 7 82c; February, 7.89c; March.
April, 7 97c: Mav, 8olc; June. S.oe;
sofic; August, 7 92c; September. 7.60c;
her. 7.58c.
ST LOTTTf, Jan. 3. -COTTON- gulet, 1-IOr
lower; middling, 7 15-16c; sales. 180 bales, re
ceipt. 9,896 bales; shipments, 10,681 bales;
stock. ,ri,49ii bales.
OALVKSTON. Jan 3. COTTON --Quiet,
8c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S.-COTTON -Steadv;
snles, 6,390 bales; ordinary 6 916c,
good ordlmny, 7t4c; low middling. iV mld
lillng. 7'4jc; gooil middling. tV(c; middling
fair. 8 9-16c; recnlpts, 9.972 bnles; stock. I40,
716 bales Futures, barely steady; Jan
uarv, 7 ii(i 7.67c ; February, 7.731i7.7."ic ; March
7 76'o7.77i ; April. 7.80i7 S2c; May. 7.86c; June,
7 87rn7.89c; July, 7 9Dc7.9'Jc Secretary Hes
ter's statement of the visible supply of cot
ton gives the totnl visible us 4.362.723 boles,
of which 3.688,723 Is graded American cot
HOGS SOLD STEADY TO A LITTLE LOWER
l.lhernl llemnnd fnr Fat tlieep and
l.nmbs nl Urungrr I'rlrea Than
ere Pnld 1 ndrrds) Feeders
i on , He (looted Ntrnna.
SOUTH
Receipts were.
Ultli lal Monday
Tuesday
H ednesday
Thursday
Friday
OMAHA, Jan. 3.
Came. Hogs. Sheep.
t uncial
Ortlclal
' in. i,i I
Official
1,81
3,813
1.199
2,Mti
2.631
,,, .SI8
14,'l
6.007
11.393
Amer.
4 26-64d.
4 27-OFdi
March.
4 27-64'tf
4 27-64'if
Jan-
I.ttc;
Julv,
t ll'lo-
Flve days this week lS.oll 43.819
Same davs last week 6.8i9 .(.'.Hh
lama davs week bfor. 18,178 so.,,?
Same three weeks ago . . 1 ...l.l.t M.lM
Same four weeks ago. . lo.lli 62,237
Same lays last year UMil tVitts
Average price paid lor bogs al
Oiuiiha the past several days with
parlsons:
Date. 1901. lMi.;UaW.l8.,l7. 1895 1JV5.
3.304
.i.oil
1
1.631
2.141
10.649
4.itk
11.37
14.J03
22,087
lo,8o'2
Soutu
i om-
101.0:..
If 1 .
31.4 ..
23.71..
4.71..
61 3 ..
80.0 . .
16. 3..
63.3
42.2
2.4
'Y.9
Drr CJoods Market.
NKW YORK. Jan i.- DRY OOODS-Tho
general market continues quiet on the snot
and only a moderate amount of mall order
business. Bids for fair quantities of brown
cottons for export are reported, but gen
erally below sellers' limits. Bleached and
coarse colored cottons quiet but llrm. Print
cloths quiet, no change in prices. Prints
nnd ginghams firm, but Ihe demand mod
el' ,ite. Linens In quiet request.
MANCHESTER, Jnn. 3. DRY HOODS
Quiet, with a fair Inquiry. Yarns, quiet
and steady.
Hnanr Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 3 -ST'OAR Mar
ket steadv; open kettle. 2V3 13-16C ; open
kettle, lentrlfugnl. 3(fi3'4c; centrifugal
granulated. ift-; white, sn-iossc;
vellows, 3V"; seconds, 2'u.''
MOLASSES gulet; open kettle. 15fi30c;
centrifugal. 8ffr13o. Syrup, quiet. 1Wa24c.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3. SUQAR- Raw
steadv; fair refining, 3'i,c; centrlfugnl. 96
test. 3Hc; molasses sigar, 27c; refined,
steady; molusses, steady.
LONDON, Jnn. 3 SCOAR Raw Musen
vado, 9s; beet, January.' 6s 9d.
Totals, U. S $2,o93,613,162 9.4
Oiltslile New York... 716,600,621 8
TcANADA.
CITIES. I Clearings.' Inc. Dec.
I J
B
ii.'
c.
c
13.254.545
12.346.7or,;
$.736,02$
1,629.084
861,701
778,939!
713.8151
373,381!
1.116,976!
5.6
6.1!
47.6
444
'ii'Al
18
vi'.h
i'i.i
Fx-dlvldend. "Last sale. Offered.
!ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3 MONEY On call.
,",'n7 per cent; closing, bid and asked, tiftS
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 5Q5ty per
s'tERLIM; EXCHANGE-Firm, with ac
t mi 1 business In bankers' hills at $4.8fl'i
4.87 for demand and $4.82(ft4.84 for sixty
dayB; posted rates. $4.84'! and $4.8j7V : com
mercial bills, $4.83Cq4.83',fe.
SHAVER Bar, 66,sc; Mexican dollars,
44V4C.
BONDS Govern men t, steady; state, In
active; railroad, Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are a
follows:
reg.108
May. 8s Rid
American mtxea. new.
5s 6d; American mixed, old. 6s 7'd; futures,
steady; Kebruury, us .f'-ii; .March, us 2'u;
May, 5s 2Tid.
HOPS At London (PaolHC const), sternly,
i:3 .; fit 15s.
PEAS Canadian, lis lid
PROVISIONS Union, short ribs, steady.
46s 6d; clear bellies, unlet, 52a 6d. Shoulders,
square, quiet, 41s. Ijird, Amerlcnfi rellned.
In palls, steady. 50s; prime western, In
tierces, steady, 49s 9l.
Receipts of wheat during the last three
days. 174.000 centals. Including 164.000 Amer
ican.
Receipts or American corn durnig the
last three days, 21.800 centals.
Kansas 87689 ml" und Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 3. -WHEAT May,
6U4jC! July. luUc; cash. No. 2 hard, 801(1
S3c; No. 3, iSVj'fi rj'jc , ro. j reu. iuc; ,o. j,
- . ......
i oii.x- januarj, in ''1111-, .viu, w',imj:h ,
ush. No. 2 mixed, 67VkQ68Vr; No. 3 while.
6"'ini8'c; No. 3. i;7'..ui,.
UATg -HO, - wnnc. Hftio in-c
RYE No. 2. rts(p67c.
HAT Choice timothy, $14 ,008 14 75; choice
prairie. i:i.!iO.
HI I T KK-l reamer . !!; inncy oairy.
18c.
EOi iS -H'gher; tresli Ml-sourl and Km
sas slock quoted on 'change at 24c do., loss
o!T cases p'turnou; new wnnewoou cases
included. 24',.c
RECEIPTS W ln al. 13,6181 bu. ; corn. 97,600
bu. ; oats, 10.000 bu,
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 12,t'O0 bu. ; corn,
83. 200 bu ; oats, :ii,kni bu.
'lillndelplilit Proiliice Mnrkel.
U. S. ref. 2s,
do coupon
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4a,
do coupon
do old 4s. reg.
do coupon
lo 5s. reg
do coupon
Atch. gen. 4b....
do adj. 4s
Bui. Ohio 4s..
do 3
do pony. 4s
Canada So. 2s...
C of O. 5s
do 1st Inc
C. & P. 4'4s
C. I A. 3-,s
C B & "4; "
C M & BP 4s
C & N. W. 0 7s.
C R. 1. & P. 4s.
COC & S L K 4s
Chicago Tel'. Is..
Colo. vi So. 4s...
D R. G. Is
Erie priori. 4a...
do gen. 4S
F W D. C.
Hock. Val 4Vis
'i.l. & N. uni. 4s
lOx'j'Mex. Cen. 4s...
i". m do 1st inc
108! M. & St. L 4s.,
88 . 1. & T. 4s..
do 2s
N. Y. C. Is
do gen. 34s...
N. J. C. a. Es...
No. Paclllc 4s..
do 3a
N. ft W. c. 4s..
Reading gen. 4b
St I. A I M 1 5s
St L AS. F 4s
Montrenl ..
Toronto ...
Winnipeg .
Halifax ....
Vancouver.
Hamilton
St. John, N
Victoria. B
yuebec ..
Totals. Canada... I ss.sh.sibI s.e
Not Included In totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
Not Included in totals because of no
comparison for last yenr.
Lust week's total.
I am do n Mock ttuolatluns.
LONDON, Jan. 3. Closing:
Consols, money..
do a Hint
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore ft O..
Canadian Pueltic
Ches. ft Ohio
Chicago G. W...
C. M ft St P ..
Denver & R. G-
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Illinois Central..
Louis, ft Nash. .
M K. ft T
do pfd
N. .Y Central..
Dec. 16... I
Dec. 16... I
Dec 17...
Dec. 18...
Dec. 111...
Dec. 20...
Dec. 21 ... I
Dec. 22 ... 1
Dec. 23...
Dec. 24...
Dec. 2d...
Dec. 26...
Dec 27...
Dec, 28...
Dec. 29... I
Dec. 30...
Dec. 31... I
Date
Jan. I.. ..I
Jan. 2 1
Jan 3 1
I Ml
6 26' 1
t 54V 4 83 1
0 26Vi 4 73;
0 12 I 4 77
6 04 I 4 '.9
616 14 811
I 4 'l
6 "6 i, !
6 09'ii 4 86,
1 1
6 IMa 4 891
6 36i 4 83
6 26'n, I 771
4 81 1
6tfi4l I
6 27V 4 90
3 95
4 01
I
3 98
3 9.
3 94
4 01,
4 02 , 3 34
4 04, 3 87!
3 27 3 24i 3 17
3 ) 3 29, 3 17, 3 87
2 28 3 31 1 3 tf 3 40
3 31 A 111 6 M
A 28
3 28
.1 32
3 4:
3 33
3 28
3 24
3 21,
I ,
3 18. 3 31
I 3 31
3 17 3 81
3 14 1
4 11
I 09
4 II
4 16
t II
3 50,
8 441 3 3"
3 45, 3 32
3 461 3 30
:i 4;. 3 .ii
3 51 35
3 1
3 19
1
3 20
1
3 24
8 18
I 16
3 17
3 27
3 31
3 30
3 38
3 16
I 41
3 39
im,
6 20 1
19il. l'i.,s. 1898. ,1897. IV.
4 95
4 96
4 !Ci
4 It 3 57
4 29 3 57
3 48,
iv I 41
17 3 43
.1 46
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The official number ot cars Of stock
brought In today by each rood was:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
c . Y .Si St. P Ry
0 ft St. L. Ry
Missouri Pacitlc Ry
Union Paclllc system...
1 iV N W. Ry
F . I ft M V R It
C., St. P.. M. O. Ry.
e. M R Ry.
C. B. & g. Ry
C., It. E ft P.. east
C. R. I. ft P., west
Illinois Central
t
1
6
14
20
21
13
10
12
1
II
1
1
21
II
36
8
31
4
11
2
143
11
Total receipts 108
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
1.943
1,006
3.442
4, "20
121
343
16?
1.5"S
Oil and Itnsln.
OIL CITY. Jnn. 3. Oil, Credit balances,
$1.15; certificates, no bid; shipments. 98.179
bbls.; average, 78..' 40 bbls.; runs. 14,011 bbls.,
average, 70.966 bbls.
SAVANNAH. On.. Jan. 3. -OIL Turpen
tine, llrm. 274c. Rosin, llrm.
NEW YORK. Jnn 3. Ol L Cottonseed,
easy; prime yellow, 41iii41VjC. Petroleum,
dull, Rosin, steady. Turpent,lne, llrm, mhi
l 40c.
LONDON. Jan. 3.-OIL Petroleum. Amer
ican refined, 7s IM. Turpentine spirits.
27s 9d.
Kviiporated Apples nnd Dried I'rulls
NEW YORK. Jan. 3. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Trading was light today, but the
feeling remains quite steady at unchanged
prices; stale, common to good, 61i,c;
prime, 9Hi9',c; choice, 9',j(S10c; fancy, 10',
y lie.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRIITS-Qulet
and unchanged. Prunes. n'u7c. Apricots,
Royal, lltu" 14c ; Moor Park, 9Vnl3c Peaches,
peeled, 161 20c; inpeeled. 7','' 1 2'jC
i once Market.
NEW
Rio, No
. 9I' Norfolk ft West.. 60'
. 91-y do ptd 93'
. 6' No. Pacitlc pfd. . .102
. ttfi Ontario ft Wegt.. .lO'-n
1051i Pennsylvania 7i"'
HOW Reading WA
.118V: l"t pfd 42-
. 49'tsl do 2d pfd Ml
. 25 'Southern Ry 35',
,172'4 do pfd 9b',j
. 47'n So. Pacitlc 63'a
. 96 i Union Paclllc 1064
. 4.Vj,' do pfd 93',
. 77 lU. 8. Steel 451
. 64 I do pfd 97'
.14414 Wabaah 23yi
.110 do pfd 44'i
. 274 Spanish 4s "2
. JlVl Rand Mines lUi
,172 DeBeers 42'4
Y'ORK, Jnn. 3
7 Invoice. 7c; C
Mild. dull. Futures opened steady.
prices unchanged to .', points higher. Th
market closed steady at unchanged prices
to 5 points net decline. Total sales
amounted to 41.250 bugs. Including: Jan
uary, 6.65c; March, 6.68c; May, 6!iVri7c; June,
7,06c; July, 7.15c; September, 7.35fy7.40c; De
cember, 7.5511 7.60c.
Omaha Packing Co 198
Swift and Co 4o5
Cudahy Packing Co 599
Armour ft Co 623
Omaha Pack Co., K. C... 36
llummond Co.. K. C 457
Lobinun ft Co 119
SV. 1 Stephen 6
Livingstone ft Schaller... 70
Hamilton ft Rothschild... 21
H L. Dennis ft CO 1
L. S. Hubs 15
V. Meyer 88
Other buyers 17G
Toluls MM 12.410 2.138
CATTLE- -Receipts of cattle lOday were
about normal, so that the demand was
fuUy equal to the supply. The market
opened rather early ami It was evident
from the atari that packers all had liberal
orders to till. The cattle began to move to
ward the scales at an cany hour and it
was not long before the bulk Ol the cattle
had changed hands
Itei elnts Included omparallvely few
com fed steers of desirable quality, Pack
ers, though, took bold in good shape and
the general market was fully, steady with
yesterday. The prices paid. however,
seemed to be rather uneven and some sales
looked considerably stronger than others.
The demand was of course heavier for the
cattle showing quality, but still the hall'
fat kinds sold lor fully as much ns the
same grade brought yesterday.
The big end of the receipts today con
sisted id low stuff, but the demand was
equal to the supply and the market could
be quoted active und steady to strong.
The better grades moved more freely than
the dinners and medium glades, but still
even those sold at fully as much ns they
would have brought yesterday.
There was not enough change In the
prices paid for bulls, veal calves and stags
to be worthy of mention. The belter
grades sold readily, while common kinds
were neglected the same as usual.
There were so few Blockers and feeders
In the vnrds this morning that there was
not the usual weakness noticed toward the
close of ihe week. The better grades this
morning sold treely at stcad.v to strong
prices bu! of course the common kinds,
,,,.i nVvtlnularly Blockers of poor quality.
iw
OOFFEK-Snot
irdov.i, 7'v'iillc
vv I li : ,.,.,. ncltlcctcd
' i resentatlv sales
usual.
Woo. Mnrkel
ST. IX1U1S. Jan 3 WOOL-Firm but
unchanged, medium grades, 13bl74c; light
fine, 12VbT5c; heavy line, l"1rl2c; tub
washed, 1411240.
, No.
::;
I..,
8
li!'.!
L.
J-
a . .
37..
1..
BAR SILVER-Steady at 26 l-16d per
ounce.
MONEY -The rate of discount In the open
market for both short and three-months'
bills is 3(34 per cent.
Netr Vovk Minim Stocks
NEW YORK, Jan.
the closing prices on
3. The following are
mining stock:
leg j
138 ;
.1114,
.1112
.107"
.10
. O.i
.103
. 95
.106
line
1o6;
W. la
lOtMi
96
112'
140 I
105 Vi
,10344
. 87
97
...I'll
. . 99 '4
. . . 90
ls.108'4 Con
. . .lUi-li
4 s
St. L. S
I do 2s
S. A. ft A. P.
So. Pacific 4a
So. Railway 6s. .
Tex. ft Pac. Is...
T. 8. L ft W. 4s
Union Paclllc 4s.
do conv. 4a
Wabash Is ..
do 2s
do deli B
West Shore 4s. .
W. ft L E. 4s..
Wis. Centra! 4s
Tub. 4s....
.101
.. 824
.. W
..103
.. 9H
.. S3'
.102'
. .los
..132
..1044
... rig
..102'A
98',
.117
. 97V4
. 97
. 78
874
934
I21'
119V4
83'S
lo.
. lisv,
..119
..114U
gj z
..ll-'-k
H44j
J
Adams Con
Alice
Breece
Brunswick Con..
Com. Tunnel
Con. Cat ft Va..
Deadwood Terra
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvlllo Con
20 iLlttle Chief It
45 Ontario 850
75 Onhlr 86
15 I Phoenix 6
SVk Potoal 9
160 Savage 4
50 .Sierra Nevada... 20
190 Small Hopes 40
o lltandard 370
aPtTHTFT HKHBW OW THAIIK.
CHICAGO LIVE BjTOCIC MAHKET.
Cattle Mlllf Wtf trnn and Sheep
Weak.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3. CATTLE Receipts.
3,000 head' steady at advance; good to
prime uteera, nominal. 36. SoT. 50; poor to
medium 4.00(fi.25; stockers und feeders.
12 00ii4.25; cows. Il.25iif4.75; heifers, $2.00tj
5.26; icnners. $1.2Mi2.30; bulls. 82.251v4.75;
calves, 3.u04i.75; Texas fed steers, 83.000
490.
HOGS Receipts, 38,000 head; tomor
row 25,000, estimated; left over, 6,000; mar
ket opened slow and closed strong; mixed
and butchers, 86.9O0iC.O5; good to choice
heavy. M.40M.6! rough heavy, M.lOtM.fSi
light. 86.00.S5; bulk of sales. 36.11KU.46.
SHEEP Receipts. 11,000 head; sheep,
steady to weak; lambs, steadv to higher;
good to choice wethers, 34.25115.00; fair to
choice mixed, 13 . 5o'o 4 . 25 ; western fed sheep.
84 251(4 65; native lambs. I3.5o'o6.25; western
fed lambs, 5.oiW5.9'.
Officlg! vesterdiiv Receipt s Cattle, 10,
654; hogs. "43,213; sheep. 14,569. Shipments
Cattle, 3,751; hugs. 3.561; sheep, l,n()9.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan
Steadv ftiir demand: fancy
cry, 2oVfcrn26c; fancy nearby
EOOS Firm. Irish near
western, 28c; southwestern
3. BUTTE It
western crenm
prlnts, 25c.
by, 26 li fresh
L'8c. southern.
CHBNtlE Firm. New York full (teams,
fancy small. 11'4. New York full creams,
fair to choice. Otyfjllc.
Toledo Grain nnd Needs.
t WHEAT May.
toe; May, ti,7c.
S8V4c.
'. H; Mar. h. 86.
TOLEDO. Jim
colt N January,
OATS Muv. 47U
C .( iVERHEED Januan
RYE no'i'v
l I I iv a o 1. I. lull. Mai 1. el
MILWAUKSB, Jan I WHEAT Market
steady; No, l northern, 79'.. , Mav. m-.,-RYE
Firm: No. 1.
BARLEY Dull! No. 2, f4c; sample, 581-qi
i4qi .
Minneapolis Wheal. Flour and Urau.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. I.-WHEAT-Cash.
Boston Itaatta and llonds.
BOSTON, Jan. 3 Call- loans, 5ij6 per
cent; tlmo loans, 51j per cent, offlclal
closing:
Atchison 4s
(las Is
Mex. Central 4s
N B. fj, ft 0...
Atchison
do pfd ..,
Boston ft A
Boston ft Me...
Boston Elev
N V, X II & II.
Fltchburg pfd..
Union Pacific
Mex. Central ..
Amer. Sugar ..
Amer. T & T
Bom i. ft 8. ...
Hen. Electric
Muss Electric
do pfd
N E. i J ft C ..
Fulled Fruit ...
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Hi: Allouex S
8.' Amalgamated .. 69i
. tm llalllc 37
61 lilnghum nu
. SIM Cal. & Hecla UOu
. W't i 'entenntal 13
262V4 CoppetA Range ... Jg'A
191 Franklin G
ion isle Royals 21
Jtl Mohawk
III old Dominion .... Bit
102 4 ' 'sceola 8ii,4
j.'4 Parrot 29
,H7HiQulnoy ill
16'.' Santa I'e Copper. 3'4
29 Tamarack tJ0
28i Trimountaln :i2
It Trinity 1414
94 I'nlietl States .... nu
. 44 I tub 22v;
88'; Victoria 5
ll Winona ju
M Wolverine 50W
.19
Hunt. leiirlnas.
OMAHA. Jan I Bank clearings todav,
81 .467.028 0.1 ; corresponding day last vear.
81.126.00 35; Increase. 8341.847.70
CC,,0O, Jan 3. Clearings. 135.293,829;
Balances, 61.638.820 posted sxchange, 84 8i,;
tlxt) days, H.sot. on demand; New York
exchange at par.
BALTIMORE, Jan. I, 'barings. Mfi
683; balances, 8733,287; nmnev, 6V4j per cent,
BOSTON. Jan Clearings, 827..si.Vo25;
balances. 12.648 I si
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. i -Clearings, 131,-
CnnHdenre is the lloiulnant Feature
of Ihe Entire Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Braflstreet's to
morrow will say:
Satisfaction with the old and confidence
In the new year are the dominant features
of the entire Industrial, commercial and
financial situation. The Iron and Bl el
situation gains activity The oar shortage
question cuts a disturbing figure. Sup
pltei of coke at the ovens are piling up.
hut the blast furnaces are shutting down
becaust Of ihe necessary link between the
two. an abundance of curs not being furth
coming. Southern pig Iron has advanced
50c per ton tnd the western trade Is getting
its chlsf supplies from this source. Besse
mer Iron ore has been advanced In price.
The only appearance of weakness In fin
ished products Is In wire and nails, which
are 12 a ton lower, owing to Increased com
petition of outside niakeis Floods in the
mining regions have interfered with pro
duction and the car shortage still accent u
iites the scarcity of coal, particularly bi
tuminous. Anthracite supplies are small,
notwithstanding n total production last
year In excess of 511.000,000 tons, a total of
i2 per cent less than ever before produced
Prices show few changes on the week.
The cereals are on the whole higher, due
mainly to the strength of wheat, which
still supports the coarser grains. Winter
wheat crop reports are lit, the main favor
able. Provisions are steady, except lard,
which has weakened slightly Cotton has
been shaded a little because of large re-
etots Cotton kooiIh are unlet, as Is usual
at this date, but closed the year 19ol much
better than they began It. Fall River
dividends are slightly lower than the aver
age In 19"0. with the mills producing the
better class of goods showing the best re
turns. Ginghams are In s lally good
shape, being largely sold ahead, and tVrm.
Woolen goods, though less active, are In
good shape and mills are busily employed.
Wool Is steadv. nnd a good movement is
reported Higher priOM ore looked for at
the Lindop ..ale.
(juiciness Is the feature In Hie leather
and kindred trades Shoe shipments are
smaller than of late but still In excess
of a year ago. Complaints of small profits
In shoe manufacturing continue and prices
apparently must advance If present rates
for leather art to be paid.
New prices for rubber goods show nn
advance of 8 per cent on a year ago.
Copper has been again cut, this time to
12c for Lake Superior, and tin Is also lower,
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jnn. 3 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,0181 native, 200 Texans and 60
calves; beef steers steady to 101 15c higher,
other cattle steady to strong: choice export
and dressed beef steers, I5 901i6.nt; fair to
good 85(H)tf?5.85; stockers and feeders, 3 25
1(175; west rn fed steers 14.7806.66; west
ern range steers. $2,501(4.65; Texas and
Indian steers. 14.001i.Y50, Texas '"''"
04.60: native cows. 12.854(6.00: heifers, 83 ,6H
5 35' dinners. 31.752.76: bulls. 32.501.40;
calves. 83.7518.00.
1IOOS- R'telpts. I. -1.000 head; market
strong; top, 16.72',; bulk of sales, !6.80O6.t0j
heavv 86.651i6.72,4; mixed packers, 16.151
0 60; ilght. 85 301(6.46; pigs, 14.iOi55.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.000
bead; market 10115i higher; r atntis.
15.251(5.85; fed wethers. u.,iu,n: yearlings.
00; ewes, J.i'O -I mi , cuiis aim h-iii-
001(3 75.
86 25'((5
$1 25?(5'
crs 2(
Ml. tools Live Hwh Mnrkel.
BT LOUIS. Jan. 3. -CATTLE--Receipts.
2 018) head, Including 1.200 Texan; marl;et
active and steady, with Texans strong;
native shipping and export steers, tf.00Q
6 5o dressed beef and butcher steers, ii '"
4i6 20; steers under l.oOo lbs, 83.t6Q6.00i
stockers and feeders, t2.60Q4.00; cows and
heifers. I2.oo4.i4.8fi; cannera, 11 1002.70; bulls,
12 60O1.00; Texas and Indian st. -rs. tt.80q
fi'lo. fed. 83 .'541 4.45; grass cows and heifers,
82 46481 80,
HOOS- Receipts. 9.000 head, steadv. plus
and lights. 15. 154(6. 15 . packers. 88.90CJB.S6;
butchers, 16 354(6.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 70o head;
market steady, native muttons. 8J.7SQ4.3tJ
lambs, 14.2.ri46(io. culls und bucks, 82.604?
4.00; sjockers, tl. 6002.00.
cv lork l ive Stock Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 3 BEEVES Receipts,
l SiM head; steers, steady; cows, slow; bulls,
firm steers, 84 .7HS.2S; oxen and stags. 13.60
44 75; bulls. 12.754(4. 00; cows, 14. 654(6 50.
Cable, slow; steers, 6'(i6'3c per lb.; refrig
erator beef, lower it 94lo4c per lb., ship
ments, mine
CALVES Receipts, head; steady;
market slow ; car of wi sterns unsold, veaj.
14 504(8 75; top. 19; little calves. I3.504j4.00;
westnas, 84 12'; barnyard calves, 43tio4j
, ri0 cltv diessed veuls. 'I'uKIc per lb.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, MO head;
sheep, steadv: lambs. 10026c lower, sheep,
t$ nj3 ; choice und exports, 84.004J?4.tfi;
,1ills 12; lamb- 85.0O4l.15; culls, t3.0uQI.ti0,
lloilS Receipt, 7,725 head; I car on sulu;
slate, 875, mixed wtslerus, 14.
6...
11...
lit. . .
6...
I...
3..,
15..,
1...
4...
2...
1..
2
1..
I,.
7..
L,
4..
0
i.'.
I,.
5..
18..
,,
1
3..
2..
1..
6..
1..
-2..
1..
1..
28..
I.,
L,
27..
1..
11..
2.'.
Av
. 780
. 61o
. 810
. 575
. 915
.1050
. 880
Ml
.1094
lo....
. 960
.11X10
.111
BEE F
Pr.
2 75
4 10
I 75
3 40
1 a
i 25
1 ;:,'i
4 45
4 tO
4 60
4 60
4
4
STEERS
No.
18
1
40
lo::::::
18
34
19
48
35
BTEKRS AND
14.
901;
. . 1038
. .10110
...103O
. . 886
. .. 793
...850
...1004
... 910
. .. 810
... 825
...110
. . . 1000
...864
. . . 870
. . . 820
. . . 1040
...1000
. .1250
..1122
. . .1022
. . . 760
... 940
. .. 810
1050
...1110
...1150
... 964
...630
...970
...490
... 740
...8O0
... 320
... 690
... 818
. . 85U
. .1270
.1400
.1280
. .1180
..12(81
. .1290
. .1180
..1600
4 25
4 85
no
Av
..1154
..1370
.1120
.1111
..1087
..UK
1229
1277
1350.
1332
1440
14(40
HEIFERS.
lo:i
1141
Pr.
4 75
4 75
4 80
4 85
4 90
5 00
5 06
5 75
5 90
5 911
6 25
6 25
5 00
6 40
30
40
50
60
2 75
1 75
2 85
j 90
3 00
3 00
3 (81
3 IN)
I 10
I 10
I 10
3 15
3 25
COWS.
10....
I,.,,
L...
18....
I....
3....
7....
11....
2....
I...,
20....
27....
L...
9....
I...,
2....
2....
...,
1...,
I,. 1
1...
9...
1...
1...
9...
11
HEIFERS
2 60
2 75
I H
3 00
rt 35
3 40
3 50
3 .",
I....
I,,,,
1....
19...
...,
27....
I 50
2 75
I v.",
I
3 00
I 10
I 10
3 lo
BULLS.
1...
I...
,.,
1...
6...
1...
1...
1.
1000
1180
1000
95D
950
750
1121
966
1115
1200
1800
876
850
986
880
1100
1290
1230
840
970
1290
1140
970
1300
1370
lot!
...1120
. .. 870
...1000
...740
,,, 923
...1150
. . . 873
... 874
...1550
.1360
,..1400
. lito
...1100
. 1600
...1400
...1100
3 25
3 25
3 26
3 25
3 40
3 45
3 45
3 46
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 60
I 60
I 75
3 7.",
3 75
3 95
4 00
4 00
4 25
4 40
3 75
4 00
4 50
4 50
4 60
4 90
4 90
3 25
j 25
I it
3 45
3 50
3 50
:: U
3 60
CALVES
140 5 75 2 75 6 25
160 6 00 1 190 6 23
16.". 6 23 2 140 6 25
ST A OS.
1240 I 00
STOCK CALVES.
370 3 50 1 270 3 75
580 3 75
STOCK coWS AND HEIFERS.
000 2 50 1 833 2 50
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
7X0
. . . 890
... 610
. . 1105
. . 750
. . Tn
. .. 690
2 40
2 75
2 75
1.
11.
660
748
780
wo
176
750
3 50
3 70
3 76
I 9u
4 00
4 15
1 , iv. .- .v 80 f, 20
84 H to 6 on 61.... 231 12" 6 20
pi; 6 il", HI 253 120 2.1
42 . 193 40 6 06 74 224 8 25
2o2 110 . . 6 05 64 2' 80 8 2.i
41 ' 19., ... l 60 . 223 11 6 2..
96 107 6 .15 8: . 221 20 6 2 .
54 18C. . 8 07'4j 73 . '238 120 6 25
64 119 10 6 lo 76 . 233 11 6 25
M IM ... 6 10 60 222 120 6 25
71.. .. 190 . . 6 lo 67 2i4 ... 6 J6
23..... 167 ... 1" t
196 IM i to 84 2)6 80 6 2..
90 m 40 6 10 66 226 120 6 25
44 216 80 6 I24 64 210 ... 2o
' ... 193 40 6 15 77 20? 80 6 25
74 171 . . 6 15 66 2W 1 25
tl 194 ... 8 16 82 201 ... 6 25
M lit 80 8 15 69 21 ... 6 23
90 17 . . 6 1." 82 192 ... 6 25
64 197 80 11 1., 65 . . 233 80 25
61 14- ... lii H... .219 . . I ITH
70 194 6 15 19 . ...IM ... 3o
77 196 ... 6 13 86 210 ... 6 SO
40 185 ... 15 74 231 ... 6 M
80 203 ... 6 15 78 240 80
104 203 ... 13 81 21 80 3:.
10 ...181 ... 6 16 44 339 .Co 3;.
83 195 80 6 13 78 212 40 6 3".
7 188 W) 15 86 234 ... 8 36
68 .... 214 140 6 15 80 240 ... I
M 224 240 6 1744 71 239 40
82 2Xj 80 6 17'A 241 ... 33
60 211 . 6 20 75 24 ... 6 40
76 231 80 6 20 65 244 ... 6 40
78 too ... 6 20 63 304 14 6 40
78 210 120 6 20 62 270 40 6 40
25 204 ... 6 20 27 297 ... 6 40
n.,,.,,0 200 6 20 88 248 ... 6 10
M 222 120 r. 20 71 262 40 6 45
70......2O4 .6 20 6T 291 4" 6 45
31 2o2 0 20
SHEEP Thrre was a fairly heavy run of
sheep here iilav for the last of the week,
but the demand whs also of liberal propor
tions and the market was active and
stronger nil around. The ounllty of the
offerings whs the best that lias been seen
In some time past, ami as a result prices
ruled the blithest of the season A strlmt,
of lambs sold hi 86.86 aint'tw-o head sold
a) A string of yearlings sold fit H.87H.
There wire no prime vvethers offered, so
that a lal- test of the market on that
class of stuff was not made. As a result
.r tne liberal demand everything was out
of tlrt hand at an early hour
There wen not enough feeders on snle
today to tell milch about the market, but
owing- to the sharp advance on fat sheep
and lambs M Is safe to coll the feeder
market higher
Quotation: Choice lightweight yearlings,
84.6004,76; good to choice medium weight
v.aillngs. 31. 25414.1 50; fair to good yearlings,
84.00494.26; (hob, wethers. 14.254J4.S0; flr to
K 1 wethers. 14.00H14.26; choice ewes, 13 261r
3.50; fair to good ewe. M.oOQt.M; common
ewes. ILOOelTllO; choice lambs, 85 75tJ6.6Vi,
fair to good lambs. 16.60416.78; feeder weth
ers. 12 754(3 on. feed. 1 lambs, 13 50414. 00. Rep
resentative sale:
N o A v. Pi .
1 buck 110 2 ft'
3 wethers 100 3 no
13 ewes 90 8 2
75 ewes 116 3 60
13 ewes 104 3 75
13 wet hers ; 155 3 ;6
9 lambs 62 t 00
6 cull lambs 61 4 0
6 yearlings 84 4 25
27 lambs 65 6 SO
82 lambs 68 6 60
84 lambs 63 6 00
140 western lambs 77 6 66
215 lambs 75 6 76
2 lambs x 85 6
1.262 yearling wethers 92 4 674
M lambs 90 6 85
St. .loseph I. Ire BttMtl Market.
ST JOSEPH. Jon. 31 'ATTLE Receipts,
I. (181 bend, weak to 10c inwer; natives, 33 Kl
1 ; 25; cows and heifers, 11.504(-.i.2S; veals,
12. 5006. 76; Blockers and feeders. B.M494.M,
HOOS -Receipts, 6.200 head; steady; Ilght
nnd light mixed, 35 906.43; medium and
heavy. 163041170; pigs. .TSU-l.TB.
SHEEP AND LAMH8-Receipts. 800 head;
steady, top liimlis. Mi top yearling wethers,
II. 75; top ewes, 14.
Xtoek In Might.
The following table
cllttle. hogs and shee
markets for January
South Omaha
Chicago'
Kansas City
It, Louis
St. Joseph
Totals
ihnws the receipts of
at the live principal
3:
Cattle.
... 2.631
. 3.01m
. .. 2.200
. .. 2,00"
... 1,000
H
logs.
11.393
;i8.ii
6,0OQ
9,000
8.2181
Sheep.
2.141
11,000
2. -810
700
800
.10,831 81.593 lfi.f.41
A SAFE INVESTMENT
A Company tlrnnnlseal li Prominent
Hankers nod lluslness Men That
lllds Fnlr to Pay Thousands nf
Hollars In Dividends In
Sloe k bold e rs
The gtronifth of Hie North American
Crude OH Co. lis Stuck In He Ad
vanced from mtr tn ikie Per
Mm re Jan. !, HHiit.
3 1
3 25 6
3 45 t
3 45
HOOS- There was a liberal run of hogs
(nr.- today ond ns reports from other mar
kets were unfa vorabb to the Helling In
terests, the market, nt this point opened
slow and n little Inwer. It was rather
late before much was done, but win 11 sell
ers finally did cut loose It was not long
before the bulk of tlm hogs was disposed
of. The choice heavyweights sold at right
close to steady prices In some cases sales
, 11' steady, and In others they were a
little lower. The medium weights were
steady to a nickel lower and sold largely
from IW.lo to 18.25 The heavyweights sold
most I) fro.n 16 25 to 86 45. There were a
good many lightweights on sale today and
the market was unevenly lower. In a good
many Instances sellers hud onnslderahli
difficulty In disposing or that kind ut any
Many arguments have been put forth as
to ihe real cause of the immense wealth
of John D. Rockefeller and other great oil
magnates. It Is easy to trnce the founda
tion of their great wealth. Not many years
ago oil wnt- discovered In the state of Peiin
sylvnnln, the How became so greut that It
was Impossible to take care ot the output,
as the marketable facilities were not great
enough, coiiseiiucntly the price of stock in
the different enterprises remained at a
normal ligure. Hut lar-slghted men like
Rockefeller. Payne and others bought up
nu much stock ns they could at these low
figures, and when American Ingenuity sup
plied the marketable facilities the stock
shot skyward, laying the foundation for
the fabulous wealth of these multimillion
aires. The same, exact conditions are now
11. evidence In the lleaumont, Texas and
California oil llelds. and there Is no doubt
In the wot Id but that history will repeat
Itself. Possibly the most favorable com
pany now organized ami the one that will
have the nrlglitest future is the North
American Crude Oil company. The .direc
tor itc of this company urc prominent busi
ness men and men of national reputation.
Their standing Is as strong as the Rock of
Gibraltar, PBa president of the company
is Honorable V. C. Renfrow, ex-governor
of Oklahoma, president of the First Na
tional bunk. Norman. O. T , and a director
of American Zinc, Lead anil Smelting com
pany. Jopliu, Mo. Vice President is J. J.
Swofford, president Swofford Rros.' Whole
sale Dry Good House, Kansas City, Mo.
i'he treasurer Is w, A. Rule, cashier Na
tional Hank nf Commerce, Kansas City,
Mo. The secretary Is A. S. Ktmberly,
treasurer Hudsoii-Kltnherly Publishing
company. The general manager Is M F.
Brown, well known In financial circles. Tho
directors are: Judge Elijah Robinson, At
torney National Bank of Commerce and
Missouri Pucltlc R. R. . Fied K. Rule, gen
eral miiuuger L A. Terminal Railroad com
pany, Ivos Angeles, Cal.; W. W. Sylvester,
vice president K. C M. O. R. It.: Wil
liam lining president Western Sash and
Door company; II. N Strait, prisldent Ar
mourilale National Hank of Commerce,
pres. .lent II. N. Strait Mfg. Co.; C. II. Res-
sen , blinker, Norman, o. T. ; o. H. Stan
ford, proprietor Victoria hotel, Kansas
City, I.ee hotel. Oklahoma City. Okl. :
Samue' O Warner, general puHscnger agent
K. C. Southern It. R. ; John B. Jennings,
banker. Moberly. Mo., and other strona:
financial men. This company Is organized
for one million dollars, which consists of
one million shares, pur value 11 .181 each.
500,0011 shares of which Is set aside as treas
ury stock The slock of this company Is
fully paid and positively non-assessable.
The company has aoaulfed the oil rights
of 6,000 acres of land upon twenty-year
leases In the oil belt In Sonoma, Santa
Clara, and Santa Cruz counties, Cal., also
have some of the choicest holdings on
Spindle Top, lleaumont, Texas. This land
is Just MO feet from the famous Rentty
Gushers. Before the lleaumont. Texas,
property wits aniulred slock whs Belllna;
rapidly at M cents, hut of course tho stpcK
will now rapidly Increase. At u meeting
held by the directors. January 10th, 1901
has been set as ihe limit at which time the
price of the North American ('rude Oil Co,
stock must be advanced to 60 cents a share;
110 one can buy the stock after that dnte at
a less ligure The general utllecs of this
company are 209 Rank of Commerce bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo. Any one sending their
nana und address to the North American
Crude Oil Co., above ndilr.ss, will receive,
from them without any cost whatever a
beautiful book giving prospectus and full
partlcuhirs, There Is no Investment at tho
present date that Is so safe, for In (he first
place, If you buy stock before January (0th
li will only cost 50 cents per sh.iro and
Mine will be positively advanced to 60 cents
on date mentioned Orders for Block at 60a
pgr share JDlUSl have postmark not later
than Ihe 10Tb of January. Stock will only be
sold In blocks of twenty shares or more.
Another thing, the prospects are ho flatter
ing that a great many leel sure that tho
stock of the North American Crude Oil Co
will In lime reach In value the New York
Oil Co., which begun at 50 cents and Is sell
ing at 1200 per share. Just think, on an In
vestment of 850 your stock would he worth
120.000 snd still the world wonders at th
rapid manner in wnicn some Americans ac
quire wealth.
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