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THE OMAHJE HQflLY BKE: TUESDAY, JAyVAHY 7, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Eioitd-Srukinc Pricei in Whttt StimniiU
thi Grain Uarkit.
BOOMING TRADE IN LEADING CEREAL
Scarcity "nil Revival of Hull Hn
Uiuntioiii An- Potent Influences
In .Itnrtlnit Ilii! I'll
viiiril I'llttht.
CHICAGO, Jun. 6. Itccord - breaking
prices In wheat cot till grains Jumping to
ILy. May wheat registered n net gain for
the day of IU, having made thin a now
record for Urn-crop ot M?ic lo nbovo tho
previous record. May corn closed ?iV4c
up and May unu WCAo higher. Provisions
closed 2H higher to a shade lower.
Scarcity or wheat and a revival of bull
eiithJBlasm were, tho Influences that Htarted
it booming market. Haturduy had seen u
btrong close, and when Liverpool reported
u. shortage of stocks und coiiweiiucnt butter
prices tnero und Paris also Bent better
cubles there; was an excited und higher
opening. Offering everywhero wero scanty,
'iho northwest! Jiud liberal receipts, but
prices thero Were high. Minneapolis . re
ported a Dining cash market, with mlllura
buying at only io to lc under May prices.
Cusli No. i red wlntur Bold hero at
und at Kansas City ut Dlyaic; May wheat
ul St. Louis touched Dlfcc. Trado wnn very
lurgo und lurgo quantities lato In tho day
wero put on-tno market for prollts. Thesa
wero taken up readily, but only ut rapidly
Increasing prices. Thero was a tlmo about
tho mlddlo of tho session wlven business
lulled and tho election of the president of
tho board was of. more Interest than tho
markot. Outsldo demand kept up well und
in splto of bearish Influences of lncreaso of
shipments, this amount on pussago and Uio
Wsiblo supply, prices took another upward
Bpurt. Tho outsiders sCern practically In
control of tho market. May, which opened
Mjic up at MVi'(ilc, touched filmic toward
tho closo In it broad, oxclted market and
closed Uio higher ul SIlSc. Tho pruvlous
record for this crop, which was mado In
tho big bull campaign last month, was
Local receipts wero 2tS cars, nono of
contract grade; Minneapolis and Duluth
reported S.M cars, making a total for tho
thrco points qf WB curs, ugalnst Oil! last
week and 0S7 a yfiir ago. Prlmury receipts
wero SM.OOO bu., comparcil wltli 'iV)W) bu.
lust year. Seaboard clearances In wheat
und Hour equaled :152,0-jO bu. World's shlp
incntH wero 7,6M,OUO bu., ugalnst 0,782,000
bu, last week and fi.lWMwO bu. lust year.
Tho lncreaso of breadstuffs on pussago was
'01,'AW bu. Tho vlslblu supply lncreaso was
2J1.000 bu.
Corn started out with a great show of
strength, based largely on cables, but
tailed to keep within llnu of tho wheat ail
Vance. Commission houses sold largely for
prollts and retarded the market: Tho open
ing was excited, but tho opening trudo was
not. Sales to both tho northwest and tho
southwest wero bullish Incentives, but
stocks lncrensed here, und after ,tho early
itiitiirn In nrices tirlees Undiluted narrowly.
May opened 'M'vMc to MiiO higher, with
Iftl! tllll
llo lop llgitrc; me cioso was nrm,
iio higher, at 077c.
Receipts wero only 111
curs. - , .
Outs had a fairly actlvo market, with a
considerable show of strength. Trado was
general and not specially Important as to
te.-itures. Tho strength In other pits was
tho principal factor In tho advance but a
fair sample market helped. At times busi
ness was druggy, but tho closo was llrm,
up, ut I6fte. Receipts wero 107 cars.
I'rovlslons wero dull and lluctuatcd very
narrowly. Thero was llltlo sympathy with
tho grain movement. A Binall country de
mand for pork and lard and a good hog
market kept prices steady. May pork
cloned 2Vjo lower ut $17.3.", May lard a
shado higher at iO.vlWaVi.W nnd Muy ribs
unchanged at S.82.
lSstlmuted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
Tm curs; corn, 175 curs; oats, 2K! cars; hogs,
4imi0 head.
Tho leading futures ranged as. follows:
Artlclcs.l Open. 1 High. I Low. I Close. Sat'y.
Wheat
Jan.
May
July
Corn
Jan. May
July
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
Jan. May
l.ard
Jan.
May
Itibs
Jan.
May
79
.S2s
GUI
hit
C71(!li
bl 41 '.4
w;g
K f
16 93
17 37
3 90
' 9 97V4
8 to
8 824
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No. 2.
Cash quotations wero an follows:
FLOUR Firm, winter patents, J3.70U3.90;
winter Htrulghts, $3.30Ji3.iO; winter clears,
t3.O0Q3.4O; spring specials, J1.30; spring pat
ents, t3.MW3.80; spring straights. $3.10W3.S0.
.WHEAT No. 2 spring. kuQHliJo; No. 3
spring. WfflSOViCS No. 2 red, 86',4fj hc.
OATS No. 2, 474 49c; No. 3 white, 4S
49ic.
RYK No. 2. 7',Uifi7Hc
I1ARLUY Fair to choice malting, &9fl63c.
HKHDS No. 1 Ilax. tl.f2; No. 1 north
western, tl.BG; prlmo timothy, $6.3&3fi.B5;
clover, contract grade, JD.75.
l'ROVISIONB MesH pork, per bbl., tt6.93
A17.00. lurd. per 100 lbs.. t9.87H5i9.90. Short
ribs sides (loosc)r tS.45f(M.&0. lJry salted
rhoulders (boxed). t7.37',4M7.&0. Short clear
sides (boxed), I8.90ffl9.00.
WHISK.Y IIubIs of high wines, tl.32.
Tho following wero thoTecclpts und thlp-
tnents or grains yesteruay:
Articles.
Receipts. Shipments.
.... 35,000 2S.0OO
.... 13,000 21.000
....131,000 107,000
....133,000 1S4,(IH0
.... 8.0O) 2.000
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Itye, bu
Hurley, bu...
.... 34,000 17,000
On iIib Produce exchaugo today tho but
tcr market wus steady: creameries, U'tt
24Vic; dalrleB. 14fl20c. Chccso. llrm, 9)i4j'
llHc Kggs, Btrong; fresh, 2429c.
m:v yoiiic c;i:m:iial maiikbt.
QnotnOnim nf the l)r on Vnrloua
(.'nniiiioiIltliMi
NEW YORK, Jan. fi. FLOUR-Rccelpts,
JS.140 bbls.; exports, 7,800 bbls.; markot was
higher In some cases, but generally un
changed, closing llrm; winter patents, $3.75
4f.0O; winter straights, t3.65fta.75; Mlnno
Botu patents, $3, 85M.S0; winter extras, tl.00
(u2.80; Minnesota, bakers. t2.054?3.35; winter
low tirades. t2.702,80. Ryo Hour, llrm: fair
to good, t3.20i'J.; cholco to fancy, I3.W
3,75.
CORNMEAli Firm: yellow westorn,stl.39;
city, tl.37: Hrumlywlno, t3.6.')'S3.70.
RY1-Flrin; Np. 2 western, 77',io f. o. b.
iillout; stato ryo, 714T72o o. 1. f. curlots.
UAULKY-Qulct; feeding, 69jfilc c. I. f.
Uuffalo: malting. OlijOSo o. I. f, lJuffalo.
HIJAT Receipts, :tl,250 bu.; exports,
2J.W7 bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2 red, 01o f. o.
b. ulloat; No. 2, red, 89-So elevator; No. 1
northern, Duluth, 89c f. o. b. alloat; No.
1 hard, Duluth, a t. o. b. alloat. Op
tions wero actlvn and very strong nil day
with shorts and buying. Tho bullishness
was encouraged by higher cables, strong
outsldo markets, unfavornblo winter wheat
croiis and 'foreign buying; closed strong
at lo not Advance; Muy, SSftlj.SOHo: closed
nt S3tio: July. 871S-lC4txj4o; closed at 8S;c.
CORN Receipts. 6,W bu.; exports, b,64S
bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2, 71?c elevator und
1 72Vio f. o. b. ulloat. Tho option market
nun much higher In sympathy with wheat,
In addition to strong cables, light country
offerings and enlarged speculative demand;
mixed western,
Ontloris. active
53a:
track, white,
and
stronger with
other
lnarueis steiuiy.
HAY-fUeady; shipping, COflCoc; good to
choice, 82iili(9'JC.
HOI'S Quiet; state, common to cholco.
1901 crop, llfilSVio; 1900 crop, S(ifl2c; 1899
crop, f4iUc; I'acllle coast, 1901 crop, ll(815c;
1900 crop. 8(fil2c; 1899 crop, d4j9c.
IHDUB Steady: Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
16c; Ciilirornla, 21 to 25 lbs,, 19Hc; Texas
dry, 21 to 30 lbs.. HHc.
LEATHER-Steady; hemlock sole, Rue
nos Ayres. light to heavyweights, 2off2fi(jc
WbOIi-Duil; domcstlo lleece, 25i)'2tfa;
Texas. KMil7i
PROVISIONS-Reef. steady; family, tll.00
013.60; mess, t9.60(lo.00! beef hams, t20.00
fii"21.00: nackot. tl0.501ill.ri0: city, extra Ind a
mess, tl7.W19.00. Cut nieuts. dull; pickled
bellies, SUtfilOo; pickled shoulders, Sc;
pickled hams, 9-4ftlOHc Lard, quiet ; conti
nent, tio.35: South America, til; compound,
ys.lWi8.25. l'ork, firm; family, tl7.50fi 18.00;
short cloar, tlS.0OJfJO.00: mess, tlfl.60fll7.&0.
RUTTER Receipts. 5,&2 pkgs.: steady:
stato dairy. 13'riV3c: creamery. 1f'23c; June
creamery. lCWic: factory. lSiTloc,
CH EESE-Reeelnts. l,2tB pKgs.; firm;
fancy largo, 10Hil'10?ic; fancy largo, late
uesi maue, vuv, taiicy iuiii, niuio ,ium
cream, 10V(fn0sic! fnncy small, late best
made, lOJjloUc
EOaS Receipts. 3,50tl pkgs.; firm; state
nnd Pennsylvania, 33031c; western, ut
mark. 2533c.
POULTRY Alive, firm: turkeys. lOftllo
dressed, llrm: springers, lOiillc; fowls, SHslji
loc. turKoys, i:wuc.
METALS Tin at London eased off 15s
fc0? 79U SOU
M?4 MH 8H4
HI Kfi 834
otu
ftS 07&i 67j,
C7:!ilC6Tii' 67(i
I I
47 lfi4 46?i
40J 40U 40U
33U . 3.)i XIH
ir, do
17 10 17 3214 17 35
l fV S S7M 9 W)
1002', 9 37H 10 00
" 8 G2!J 8 B0 8 60
8 85 8 SO 8 824
cioaeu nrm at wric noi uiivunco; amy,
71WI72C; closeil at 72c; July closed at 72c.
OATS Receipts, 102.000 bu.; exports, 11,
IK bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2, 63c; No. 3, 62c;
No. 2 whltu. Wrtic: No. 3 white. 53Uc: track.
under light selling pressure nnd closed
easy In tone, with spot quoted at 101 15s
and futures at i.99 16s. Here the market
was weak, with spot at the closed quoted
at t22.W823.0o. No business of Importance
took place. At London copper dropped All
from Friday's close, thus spot wn.i quoted
at 47 and futures at 17 10s, although tho
local market wan still unsettled and nomi
nally unchanged at tl2 for electrolytic and
til to for casting. Lead at Now York was
without chango und dull at tl, while val
ues at London gained 6s, bringing spot up
to 10 8s 9d. Spelter was dull and un
changed at homo und abroad, closing ut
tl.SO and 1C 12s 8d respectively. The prlco
of pig Iron wnrrunts advnnced 60 point
today, which had the effect of causing a
llrm undertone, but the rest of the list
was without change. Vis Iron warrants,
tUVfrliOo; No. 1 northern foundry, 15.6o
(16.00; No. 2 northern foundry, tis.ooic
lo.60; No. 1 southern foundry, tl6.50'i)lii.ou;
No. 1 soft southern foundry, tla.orij 17.00.
Olasgow warrants closed at 4Ss lod and
Mtddiesboro closed ut 43s 3d,
OMAHA AVIUM, i:AI.E JIAHKET.
Coiiilltlnn of Trade nnd (liintntloii
mi Mnpli! nnd I'lincy Produce.
EaaS-Recclpts. light; fresh stock, 22c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 6'utiiic; old
roosters, 3i4j, turkeys, 75ici ducKs and
geese, Gftovic; spring chickens, per lb.,
tiVUc,
DRESSED POULTRY TurkejB, 110120;
ducks, foSHc; gei-se, 8Q9c; spring chlckotis,
7c8c: hens i&7!ic
11 UTTER Common to fair, 15a; cholco
dulry. In tubs. 16Jl7o; sepaiutor, 23'24c.
.FROZEN .FldH-Ulack buss, 18c; white
bass, loc: bluollsh, 12c; bullheads, luc; blue
llns, 7c; buffaloes, 7c; cattish, 1W! cod, 10c;
crapples, He: halibut, lie; herring, 5c; had
dock, 9c; pike, 8c; red snapper, Hie; sal
mon, 12c; sunllsh, 6c; trout, -jc; whltellsh,
ic; pickerel, Cc, ircsh mackerel, each. ."W
3oc; ntnells, loc.
OVSTERS Mediums, per cnn. 22c; Stand
ards, per can, i5c; extra selects, per can.
3Jc; New York counts, per can, 4uc; bulk
Standards, per gal., il.'MH.'&i bulk extra
selects. tl.OJ51.6u; bulk How Yoru counts,
per gal., tl.75.
PlUEONS-IJve, per doz., COc.
VEAI-Cholce, tj3c.
HAY 1'rlces quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealers' ussoclutlon: Choice up
land, t9.60; No. 2 upland, t!.60; medium,
is; coarse, t7.50. Ryo straw, t3. These
prices are for hay of good color und
quality. Demand fair. Receipts, 8 cars.
CORN-Now, U7c; old, 67c.
HRAN-t23.
OATS-62C.
VEOETARLES.
POTATOES-Home grown, tl; northern,
tUu; Suit Lake. 11.10; .Colorado, ll.lu.
CARROTS Per bu., Coc.
UEETS Per 'i-bu. busket. 30c.
TURNIPS Per bu., Coc; Rutabagas, per
100 lbs.,' 11.25.
I'ARhNlPH-Por bu.. COc.
CUCUMUERS-Hothouse, per doz., tl.7u.
LETTUCE-Head, per obi., tti.5"j; hot
housu lettuce, per doz., 25c.
PARSLEY-Por doz., 2c.
RADISHES l'er doz.. 25c.
SWEET POTATOES-Honio grown, per
ib., 2Jic, K-ir.!-. per bbl., tO.26.
CAHOAOE Holland seed, crated, l4c
CAULIFLOWER-Per cruto, t-'.75.
ONIONS Spunlsh, per crate, mm; Michi
gan, red or yellow. 3c per lb.
CELERY Cullfornla. 40$75c.
FRUITS.
AI'PLES Ren Uuvls. per bbl., 11.60;
wlnesups, 15; Jonathuus, to.bo; Rellellowers,
per box, 11 16.
n PEARS Vlkors, 12.25; Lawrence. t2.25ia
'o'RAPES-Afalajjas..per keg, t5r.036.50.
CHANUERRIES Per bbl., t7.DO3.0U; per
crate, 12.75.
NAVY REANS Per bu 12.15.
TROPIC.VX. FRUITS.
, ORANQES-Callfornla nuvels, 12.7533.00;
budded, JH.w.
LESIONS Funcy, 13.6033.75; choice, 13.U0
i(3.25. .
BANANAS l'er uunch, according to slzo,
12.2532.75.
F1US California, new cartons, 11.00; lm
ported, per lb., 12314c.
DATES Persians, In 60-lb. boxes, per lb.,
&Vic; Salrs, 5c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WUTS Now crop walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell, per lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb., UHc;
No. 2 soft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell. c;
Rrazlis, per lb., 14c; Illberts, per lb., 13c;
ulmouds, soft shell, 17c; hard shell, 15c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa
nuts, per cwt 15; chestnuts, 12c.
HONEY Per 24-scctlon case, 13.60.
CIDER Nehuwka, per bbl., 13.25; Now
York. 13.60.
POPCORN-Ior lb., 5c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 5c;
No. 1 salted. 7?ic; No. 2 salted, 6c; Nu. I
veal culf, 8 to 12V4 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veai calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 7(1 ; dry hides, 8ftl3c; sheep
pelts, 25327c; horse hides, 11.5032.25. ,
St, I.oiiIn (irnln mill Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. C. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cush, elevator, 91c; track, I) Hi 92c;
May, 91c; July, 83To; No. 2liard. 8335Vjc.
CORN-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, 6S',ic; track,
6S4c; May, 70'8c; July, 69Hc.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, 49c; track,
494io60c: May, ISTio; July, 39J4c; No. 2
white 60Jfcc.
RY1C Hotter at CSc.
FLOUR Higher. in sympathy with wheat;
red winter patents, 11.0034. 20; extra fancy
and straight, 13.6033.80; clear, 13.203a.3J.
SEED Timothy, nominally llrm ut $6.00
06.30, with no offerings.
CORNSIEAL-Steady at 13.23.
HRAN Qulot; sacked, cast track, $1,063;
1.0S.
HAY Dull, steady, timothy, 112.60315.00;
prairie, 112.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; Jobbing,
tl6.60. Lard, dull, 19.65. Dry Bait meats
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, und cleur
ribs, 18.75; clear sides, t9. Racon (boxed),
steady: extra shorts, 19.6214; clear ribs,
19.75: clear aides, 19.87&.
Will SIC Y-Steady, $1.32.
IRON COTTON TIE8-95C
HAaaiNO-6ifiGHc.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
M ETA LS Iead , dull at 13.93. Spoltor,
higher, i4.17J404.2O.
POULTRY Steady: chickens, 8c; turkeys,
8c: ducks. 6Q7c: geese, 335c,
RUTTER-Steady; creamery, 20325Hc;
dairy, 15320c.
EGOS-S'eady at 23c.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 12.000 bbls.; wheat,
23,0110 bu.: corn. 131.OJ0 bu.; oats, 90,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 7.0M bbls.: wheat,
40,000 bu.; corn, 72.0uO bu.; oats, 37,000 bu.
Liverpool (Irnln mid- ProrUlmiH.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 6. WH RAT Snot.
llrm: No.. 2 red western, winter. Cs 2U1I:
No. 2 northern, spring, 6s 2!Jd; No. 1 Call-
rornia, ts do; luiures, sicuay; luurcn, us ia;
Muy, 6s 4Ud.
CORN Snot American mixed, new. aulot.
6s 6d; American mixed, old, steady, 5s S',id;
(inures, nrm; tcuruary, os 4u: Aiarcn,
6s 4id; May, 5s 4;d. '
Aiay, 11H 6vta.
i'kab uanaoian, nrm, ts nu.
FLOUR St, Ixiuls fancy winter, firm.
7s 9d.
nura rti X.011UUU x'uuiuc coasii, sicauv,
3 3s3 5s.
PROVlSlONS-Pork, firm; prima western
mess, 27s Od. I .a I'd, steady; Amorlcau re
llned, In pallB, 19s 6l; jirlinc western, In
tierces. 19s 3d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16
lbs., steady, 4ss. Racon, Cumberland cut,
26 to 30 lbs., quiet, 43s Cd; short ribs, 16. to
24 ibB., sieauy. ius uo; long ciear mtildies,
light, 28 to 31 ins., quint, 4ts txi; long clear
middles, heavy. 35 to 40 lbs., nulct. 15s:
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs,, quiet. 41s 6d;
clear bellies, 14 to 18 lbs,, qulot, 53s,
Shoulders, snuaro cut, 11 to 20 lbs,, 40s (VI,
CHiiiiHii f irm: nnest Ainurican white.
49s: llnest American coloreil, 19s.
RUTTER steauy; goon united states.
70s.
Tho Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
week wero 61.C00 quarters from Atlantic
ports, 15,000 from Paclllo ports nnd 20,000
ftom other ports. Tlio Imports of corn from
Atlantic ports last week wero 6,100 quarters,
ICiiiiniih City Grain mill l'mvlfSliiiix
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 6. WHEAT-Mnv.
83c; July, 82-iio; cash, No. 2 hard, 813.s5c;
Mo. 3, 8U(Uoj4c; .no. 2 reu, vivv.a; ino. a,
fcMiPOc.
CORN January. fiSSe; May. CWc; cash,
No, 2 mixed, C7)4CSc; No. 2 white, 7O370V4c;
NO, 3, !lC
OATH NO 2 Willie. ',S'IJ-n'C.
R Y E No 2, OSc
HAY-Cholco timothy. tH.O0I?14.6O: cholco
prairie. I3.C0'U 13.60.
RUTTER-qreamery, 16022c; dairy, fancy,
ISo..
EflGS Firm; freeh Missouri nnd Kansas
stock quoted on 'change nt 25c doz., loss
off, eases returned; new whltowood cases
inciuueii, ;c more.
RKCEII'TS-Whent. 43.200 bu.: corn. 147,-
200 bu.; oats, 25.0J0 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 9,6ft) bu,; corn,
ti,3tw nu,; oats, oo.uw nu,
Mliiiiriipiilln Wbral, Flour mill Ilrnn,
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan, 6.-WHEAT-C3sh,
79o; May, 804c; July, SlWc; on track. No.
1 hard, 82c, No. 1 northern, 7914c; No. 2
northern, 78V4i79c.
FLOUR 5c higher; first patents, ll.OOfl)
I.W; second patents, ts.ootfrt.oo; first clears,
12.U04l'J.(K; second dears, 12.25.
RRAN-In bulk, 117.50.
Toledo (irnlu nnd Seed.
TOLEDO. Jan, C WHEAT-Strong nnd
higher: cash, January nnd May, 9Hic; Mny
touched 9H4C
CORN January, Olljc; May, esc.
OATS January. 4sic: May. 4Sc.
CLOVERSEED Strong and higher; Jan-
.iw IIIkIi Record,
NEW YORK, Jun. 6. New high records
for tho season wero established In wheat
today, attended bv soeculatlvo excllninent
In 4ill markets, following a. return of the
outsldo public to the bull side nftrr a
mouth's rest. At Now York May old up
to S9t4c, or 6.8c higher than It had been at
any timo last year. Sentiment again bu
cumo very strong on tho wheat situation
becauso of unfavorable crop news In winter
wheat slates, a continued big cash de
mand for feeding purposei nnd tho short
crops of corn nnd oats.
VNIblo 5itiity of (J rill 11.
NEW YORK, Jan. O.-The visible supply
ot grain Saturday, January 4, as compiled
by tho New York Produce exchange, Is:
Whent, 5S,929.0.iO bu., all Increuso of 2S1.HO0
bu.; corn, 11,703.000 bu., nn Increase of 451.(40
bu.; oats, 6.O02.0OO bu., a decrease of 26l,0,O
bu.; rye. SLono bu., u decrease of llfl.om)
bu,; barley, 2,32l,0lO bu a decrease of 129,000
bu.
I'lilludelplilii Produce Mnrki't,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6. RUTTER
Firm: fulr demand; fancy western cream
ery, 2.'H3-!c: fancy nearby prints, 29c.
EGOS Firm; lc higher; fresh nearby,
30o; fresh western, :c,' fresh southwest
ern, 30c; fresh southern, 27c.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams,
fnncy small, lltjc; New York full creams,
air to choice, 9'fiillc.
Mllvt'iinUcc lira In Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. C WHEAT-Market
higher; No. 1 northcrti, 8132c; No. 2 north
ern. 79?i3Slr; Mny, sllic.
RYE-lllgher; No. 1. 67U3(Sc.
UARLEY-Stendy; No. 2, 6l364Wc; earn
pie, 5.V30IC.
CORN Mny, CSc,
Elgin Mutter Market.
ELGIN, 111., Jun. 6. No sales of butter.
Market declnred llrm at 24c. WeokB out
put CijO.oOO pounds.
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AMI IIO.MIS.
Stock .Market Recover from Its Leth
argic State nml Shown Animation.
NEW YORK, Jan. fi. Tho stock market
was awakened into Home strength and ml
mutton today, after efforts to that end hud
proved futile for tho greater part of the
session, Tho Incident which aroused tho
murket was' the declaration of a dividend
of 2 per cent on New Jersey Central stock.
The declaration Is timed nt tho usual
period for the quarterly dividend, which
had been running nt the rate of Hi per
cent, but tho president of tho Reading
company, which corporation now controls
the New Jersey Central, deprecated 11
designation of this as u quarterly dividend.
Nevertheless, tho street was Inclined to
take it that tho stock was to bo considered
on an S per cent basis. Reading was itlll
relegated, but Tallied' to a point over Satur
day's close. Dclewnrc & Hudson became
buoyant, rising 6J4 points over Saturday,
on conlldcnt hopes that It also was booked
for nn early Increuso In dividends. Thero
wus u sudden spurt of ;ii points In Mlnno
npolls, St, Paul & Sault Ste. Marie, nnd of
4U In Minneapolis & St. Iuls. The mar
ket generally recovered smnrtly from Its
early depression, but few stocks showed
any material gains over Saturday. Amal
gamated Copper was an exception and
after early weaknesK 011 tho further de
cllno In tho price of raw copper In London,
roso 1 over Saturduy. United States
Steel stocks wero again dejilt In on an
enormous scale, tho preferred leading, both
In point of activity and strength. Thero
was an native demand for tho Locomotlvo
stocks, tho gain In tho proferrod reaching
3',4 points. The market closed ilnn and
active.
cuve.
Tho bond market yielded In thn mnrnlnir.
but responded partly to tho strength in
stocks, and closed lrrcmilnr. Tntut clips.
par value, t3.7SO.000. United States coupon
6s ndvunced Y, per cent on the lust cull.
ino commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram says: Tho stock mar
ket slackened today and tho tono was Ir
regular. Even South African shares that
developed buoyancy last week wero qulot.
Tho causes of this now markot mood wero
principally tho belllroso attltudo of Ar
gcntlno und tho llntness of coppor, whlih
fell 1V4 to 47 tho ton on tho cutting of
prices In America. Rio tlntos touched
SOU, tho lowest slnco 1899. Amerlcnn stocks
wero unsatisfactory, with little Interest
tnken In them, us tho public Is absorbed In
Africans. Hence they sagged throughout,
except United States Steel, of which tho
Morgun Interests talk very bulllshly. Tho
market repaid 3,000 to tho Rank of Eug
Innd und nn equal amount Is duo tomorrow,
but theso arc released dividends on funds
of 6,600,000. Paris exchange Is 25.1SV&; Rer
un. 20.41.
Tho following aro tho closing prices' on
thih New York Stock exchange:
Atchison .,
do nfd...,
. 80& So. Paclllo 60?4
.1035 So. Railway 3IV
Rultlmoro & O..
do pfd
Canadian Pac...
Canada So
Chen. & Ohio...
Chicago fi A....
do pfd
Chi., lnd. & L...
do nfd
uo piu Vl'.tl
Tex. Ac Paclllo... 39-4
T., St. L. Ai W.. 19)1
llo pfd 37
Union' Paclllo ...103U
rlf nfil K'li.
96Vi
ll.lv'i
. 83U
47U
, 77
Ml'
Wubush 23
do prd 43U
W. Ai E. E ISJj
do 2d pfd., 30
Wlst Centrul 20'4
in f,i iti .
Chicago & E. Ill
uuicugo u. v
do 1st nfd...
do 2d pfd
Chicugo & N. W
4ti4
Adams Ex 200
American Ex 213
.i'l.'i
.15tl!t,
U., 11. I. & p..,
Chi. Tcr. ei Tr
u. H. lix 100
lr,l1a.l,',fr,. XPv irut
tl
(10 pM
C. C. O. At St. L
Colorado So...,:.
... ........ - ... hw J-.A.lJ
205lAmal. Copper .... V1U
97 lAmor. Car & F... bl
,. jo'.ii no inn its
.615 Amur. Lin. oil... 13
-lVb! . do pfd 45
.183'sAmer. S. i R.... 4514
.'JSsVsl do pfd 96'i
. 45 ,Anac. Mln. Co.... 31
(to isi pid
do 2d ptd
Del. Ai Hudson.
uei. it. .t w
Denver & R, a.
do pfd
Erlo
do 1st pfd
da 2d pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd....
93 Rrooklyn R. T... 07
43H Colo. Fuel Ai I... 88
74 U Con. Clas 21814
OHi 'Con. Tob. pfd...H6(i
mien, vuuey
fa'JVis Olucoso Sugar ... 33;
l 1 l.w.lrl.i.. , ..... I .
Illinois Central"
CI m.fIIIH tUtll .... Jtl
.140V inter. Paper 21
town central ..
do pfd
Luke Erlo & W
do pfd
L. . N
40 I do pfd vrtt
. 71 Jntcr. Power .... 87k
. 68 Lncledo Gus lio
.123 INa. Riscttlt 4511
.107U National jjPmj 6'
Manhattan L..
Met. St. Ry....
Mex. Central .,
Mox. National
Minn. Ai St. L.
,lB(i',i National Halt .... 32
,.162'A i
.. 28 N(
.. lo(i 'a
11111 Ul
No, American ... u'
'ucltln flnnnl To
111 I'acllle Mall 47
,10J7i People's Oas ....lOl'l
, 26Vj 1'rcssed S. Car... 12
Mo. Paclllo
M. K. Ai T
do pfd
N. J. Contra! ..
N. Y. Centra!..
63 do pfd M14
.19
Pullman P. Car. .217
Republic Steel ... lii:
do pfd...... 6S;
Sugar ' 117
'lenn.Coal & I... 66
Union Rag Ai P.. 13U
.167!
Norrotic t w
do pfd
Ontario Ai W....
91
Pennsylvania
ISo,
. 6Sk
. 82i.
C34
. 391,4
. 8.1',
Kenning
do 1st pfd
UU J1IU 7J1.
U. S. Leather ... 12',i
do pfd kl?4
U. S. Rttbbor .... 11
dn nfil Kl
St. L. Ai S.'f"!!
do 1st plil
do 2d nfd
iuvj.u. n. ntuei 4UV
i.iV'j
St. L. Southw...
, mi 00 pin.: VI
, 59 Western Union... 91'4
.167 Amer. Locomo..., 315,
.187 do pfd 93U
do nfd
St. Paul
do pfd
Last salo.
S'cw York Monpy MnrkPt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-MONEY-On nail,
steady nt iMfjii per cent; closing, bid and
oncreu, iiyni) per cent; pnmo mercantile
paper, 636V4 per cent.
STE R LI NO EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at t4.S74
for demand atid tl.SIUfi l.84? for sixty days;
posted rates, tt.Bivitti.M anil 4.67V43t.NS:
commercial bills, 1I.MH3I.SI,
SILVER Rar, 55T4c; Mexican dollars,
44Uc
1 1 1 4 V 1 1 y InVA.iinmnl llrmn.i ........ I
..u.i w .j . u , . ....... .. ,.. ,, ,, ntmi., in
active; railroad, Irregular. ,
The closing quotations on bouda aro at
follows:
U. S. rof. 23, reg
1084
loit
lU8-,
139j 3
l"9a'
m
ill4
107v
L. N. unl. 4s...
no coupun
do 3s, reg
rln million
.Mex. Central Is..
do Is Ino
M. Ac St. L. 4s...,
M.. K. & T. 4s...
33H
10li
9Va
S3
102SJ
ias
132(4
74
1041,4
102V,
ys.M
11714
911
97
do new 4s, reg.
do coupon
do old 4s, reg...
do cotl(ion
do 6s, reg
1 i-k simiMmi
llll "A
N. Y. Central la.
110 gen. 3&s
N. J. C. gen. 6s..
'No. Paclllo 4s
I do 3s
N. & W. con, 4s.
107"'
Atch. gen. 4s
1034
90M,1
.103 VS1
9o'j
.107
U0H
lor4
7i',4
,107
gili
. 9 !
,110
.140
.1051,1
.104
. 88
no uuj. is
Hal. & O. 4s
iieauing gen, 4s.
St L Ai I M c. 6s,
St L t S F 4s,..,
St. L. Southw. Is
do 2s
S A Ai A P 4s...
80. Pacific 4s....
So, Railway 6s..
110 2 Vi"
tin entiv. Is
ffltt'ltlll Kn. . . .
Cent, of Oa. 5s...
110 isi inc
dies. Ai O. 4V4s...
Chi. Ac A. 34h....
I' II X- It. 11. 4h..
. 'MU
.1214
.119V4
. 8Pi
.IOH4
.lOfl),
.118);,
.113
. 69
.11214
. 9211
. 89
. 6014
ipx. it i-ac. IB..,
T. St t. Ar W I
C, M f: S P g. 4s,
1; n u, i. .
C. R. I. & P. 4s,
CCC & S L g, 4s.
IMilnmro 'Per. 4h.
Union Pnclilc 4s.
do couv. 4s....
Wabash Is
do 2s
In 'deb. H
Colorado So, 4s..
, 91'.t
.loi(,
IJ. CC It. li. 48...
Erlo prior 1. 4s,.
,1,. I'.iti.iriil .1m
West Shore 4s..
W. Ai L. E. 4s...
Wis. fVntrnl Ju
.lll
. 89T!
.108,'
F W & D C Is...
Hock. Vul. 4V4s.
Con, Tob, 4s
.IU(
Xev York .Mining; Sharon, '
NEW YORK, Jan. 6. Tho following aro
the closing prices on mining stocks;
Adams Con 20 LltUo Chief
Alice ( 45 jOutarlo ....
Ureece '3 pphlr
Rrunswlck Con... 10 IPhoenlx
.. 11
..850
.. 75
.. 6
.. 6
.. 1
.. 20
.. 3D
,,360
Com. Tunnel aft I'otosi
Con. Oil. & Va...ltM
Savagu
Minrrn VnvniH
Deaawnou terra. u
Horn Silver 190
iron Silver ., 60
Leudvlllo Con..... 6
Small Hopes ,.
mitiiumii
Hunk ClPiirliiK".
OMAHA, Jan. 6. Bunk .clearings today,
tl.3sii,97I.M: corresponding day last year,
tl.3iiti.9i8.76: Increase, 178,996.20.
CHICAaO, Jan. 6.-Clcurlngs, 131,419,561;
tmlances, 11,836.004; posted exchange, t4.8IV4
for sixty days und tl.SIH for demand; New
ork exchange unr to 10c prpmlum.
NEW YORK J,U). fi.-Clcnrings, tl60,315,
111; balances, tS.089,254.
ROSTON. Ja.i G.-Clcarlngs, 119,551,116;
balances, 11.896,132,
PHIliADELPRiA, Jan. 6.-Clcarlngs. tlB,
021,027; balances, u,074,P5O; money, 6 per
cent.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Clearlngs. t3.066,
So0; money, IV43'j per cent; Now York ex
change, pnr.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.-Clenrlngs, J11.4S3.011;
balances, 11,991,050; oxchango on New York,
par.
Huston Slock Quotiilloim.
ROSTON, Jan. 6,-Call loans, 63 per
cent; tlmo loans, 4145(6 per cent. Official
closing:
Atchison 4s
Gas Is
Mex. Central 4s.
N. E. G. Ai C....
Atchison ,
do pfd
Rostou Ai A
Rostoti Ai Me....
Roston Elevated
N Y, N II & 11..
Fltchburg pfd...
10: (Amalgamated
82 iRaltlc
811 Illnchnm ....
... nu
... 3614
... 24
...69tS
cat. & iiecia,.
80)4
103 J
262
191
Hilt
211
111
117
160
Centennial
.. 13
.. 55
.. 56
.. 13
.. 21
.. 81
.. 2914
..133
34
Copper Range
Dom. Coal ....
Franklin
lslo Royalo ...
Osceola
Parrot
Amer. Sugar ....
Amer. T. Ai T...
Dom, Iron Ai S...
Gen. Electric ....
Mass. Electric...
N. E. O. Ai C
United Fruit
Westlngh. Com...
Adventuro
Allouez
quincy
Hanta Fc Cod
2S4
Tamarack
Trimountoin
Trinity
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine ,
... 12
::: 3g
::: HS
3ii
89
Condition 11 f thr Trpnstiry.
WASHINGTON, Jan. C-Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 1150,000,000 gold
rrservo In tho division of redemption
shows: Available cash balance, 1173,810,727;
gold, 1112,755,887.
Cotton Mnrket.
LIVERPOOU Jan. 6.-COTTON-Snot,
moderate business, with prices 13-32d higher;
American middling fair, 4 27-32d; good mid
dling, 4 9-32d; middling, 4 15.32d; low mid
dling. 4ic; good ordinary, 41ic; ordinary,
4d. The sales of tho .day were 8,000 bales,
of which 600 were for speculation and ex
port, and Included 7,3oO American. Receipts,
15,000 bales, including 5,900 American. Fu
tures opened steady and closed quiet.
American middling, g, o, c, January,
4 23-6431 20-64(1, buyers; January-February,
4 25-fild, buyers; February-March, 4 21-64'if
4 25-Old, buyers; March-April, 4 24-6ldfi
4 25-6ld, buyers: April-May, 4 25-64d, sellers;
May.June, 4 23-iUd, buyers; June-July,
4 23-64d, buyers: July-August, 4 25-6 Id, buy
ers; August-September, 4 21-6434 22-flld, sell
ers. .NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet, 14c lower; middling upland,
8'ic; middling gulf, 8 14c: snlcs, 1,800 bales.
Futures closed steady; January, 7.86c;
February, 7.92c: March, 7.92c; April, 8.01c;
Muy, s.oic; June, 8.06c; July, 8.08a: August,
i.93e; September, 7.70c; October, 7.58c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. f..-COTTON-Mnrket
l-lfic lower: "middling, 7Jc; sales, 350 bales;
receipts. 5,675 bales; shipments, 6,836 balCBJ
stock, 60.562 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 6.-COTTON-Markct
steady at 7T4c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jun. C.-COTTON
Quiet and easier: sales, 3,400 bales: ordi
nary, 6 9-16c; good middling, 714c; low mid
dling, 7;c: middling, 7T4c; good middling,
714c; middling fair, 8 9-16c; receipts, 15.801
hales; stock. 330,401 bales. Futures, quiet;
January, 7.7037.72c; February. 7.7337.76c;
March. 7.S(37.81c; April, 7.8437.S6c: May,
7.8937.90c; Juno, 7,9137.93c; July, 7.9437.96c.
Ollmiit, noln.
OIL CITY, To.. Jan. 6.-OIL Credit bal
ances, $1.15; certificates, no bid: shipments,
153.957 bbls.; average. 77.035 bbls.; runs,
105,107 bbls.; average, 63,397 bbls.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-OIL Cottonseed,
llrm; prlmi yollow, 42c. Petroleum, dull.
Rosin, steady. Turpontlne, steady.
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 6.-OIL North Lima,
85c; South Lima und Indiana, 80c.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan. 6.-OIL-Splrlts
turpentine, llrm, 3714c. Rosin, llrm.
LONDON, Jnn. 6.-OIL Linseed, 29s 6d.
Turpentine splrltB, 69s lld.
SiiKiir Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-8UGAR-Mar-ket
steady, open kettle, 2143254c; open kot
tlo centrifugal, 333 6-16o; centrifugal granu
lated, 41i34 3-16o; white. 3ll-Wd2fiOi yellow,
3?i33c; seconds. 23314c. Molasses, dull;
open kettle, 15320c: centrifugal, 636V4C.
Syrup, quiet, i32lc.
NEW YORK, Jnn. 6.-SUGAn-Raw.
steady; fair rcllulng, 374c; molasses sugar,
2o.
LONDON, Jnn. 6. REST SUGAR-Janu-ary,
6s 6?iil. 1
Evniiorntcil nriii Dried l'rnlta,
NEW YORK, Jan. 6. EVAPORATED
APPLES Thero wa.1 a generally llrm feel
ing In the market today, but trading was
only moderate; offorlngs wero light: state,
cemmon tn good, 73&ic: V'mo, 9Vi89V4c;
cholco. nifi'lOc: fancy. 1014311c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Qlllot
nnd unchanged, l'runes, 3i3-7c. Apricots,
Royal, J0314c: Moor Park. 1014313c.
Peuches, peeled, 1014c; unpeclcd, 71o.
Dry (innila .Murket,
NEW YORK, Jan. O.-DRY GOODS
Thero has been 110 Improvement In tho
demand from the homo trade today In nny
direction, but somo bids for good-sized
quantities of brown cottons for export have
been put forward: Sellers decline to mako
concessions and little actual business has
been done, Print cloths havo ruled lnac
tlvo at previous prices. Prints und ging
hams firm, but demand s qulot.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jnn. fl.-COFFEE-Spot Rio,
steady; No. 7 Invoice, 7q. Mild, quiet;
Cordovn, 714311c, Futures opened steady,
unchanged to 5 points higher. The session
finished with the undertone steady nnd
prices 10 points net lower. Total Bales wero
itf 7."il Ivlfru l,nlltll,t!r lln.nl, ., l!Cf;CA.
May. 6.8536.95c; June. 6.!kifi6.97c: July. 7.05fi
7.20c; September, 7.20fr7.33c; October, 7.303
7.25c ; December, 7.1537.65c.
Wool Mnrkel.
ST. T.nuiH. .Tnn swnni wirm. so
dium grades. 13317&c: light line. 12!4ffl3o;
iitavy iinu, ivwua, iiin-waHiieii, iiu-ic,
St. I.oiiU Live Stock- Murkpt.
i v'fci, uiiii, u. iiv 1 1 nrj m'ucipin,
3,700 honil, lnc)U(HnB2.70t) Texnns: market
nn int. , iiniivn ntiiiiiiiK iiiiu cAiiuri Hieers,
$4.1Ofjt.C0; tlrcHHod boef nml Imtchrr HteorH,
tl OflilR 1R fllnnra lin.lnn 1 fW II. 1 JA? t ft-I
HtockerH nnd foodors. $2,45t?4.0f); rnws nnd
iieiifrn. --.ir-o.w rnnnerf. 9i,oru -.w: nui s.
4 tr 11(111 i 1 w 111 1 1 nivt'l II. t.IfVff
5.30; fed. t3.40ffl.50; grass cows and heifers,
12.50f(3.75,
HOGS Receipts. 7.400 head: steady; pigs
nnd lights. t5S.Vfi.20; packors, 15.906. l1);
Hint iiri o 4 1), 1I it u, IV,
. SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, 1,800
Vinnrl vianlrnt utAmlni nntlirA vmtltnnH 10
'"""I 1 numn , 1111 11 tl U tllJlin, 1.J
4.25: lambs. 11,256.00; culls and bucks,
t.vj, Kiutni'ni (Hid leeuers, i.ii"'rt ;.2o.
THE It HALT V .MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on file Monday,
January 6:
Wnrrnnty Deeds.
Elizabeth NIel nnd husband to A, D.
Campbell, three-quarters of un ncro
In hw!1 nw'l 10-13.10 t s.1
WInonu Savings bank to E. M. Green,
p in n;s 101 n, iiiock 1, I'arK l'lace.. i.sw)
H. D. Rteil and wlfo to M. C. Nelson,
lot 13, block 1, Sheridan Place 625
Wllsop Reynolds and wlfo to Frank
Schaffer, nl4 block 6. Waterloo 135
D. K. Rich tn Fritz Mueller. 26x82 fpet
ndjolnlng north side lot 1, block 82,
South Omaha , 8,t00
J. P. Hoy and wlfo to A. A. Curlson,
lot 27, Hickory Plaro 1,2)0
Florence Grapo and Fruit company to
.1. S. Collins, 4 acres In nwli nwU
16- 16-13 200
Alexander McLachlan nml wife to F.
A. McCoy, lots 0, 7 nnd 8, block 72,
llenson 250
M. R. Davenport and wlfo to William
Pultn. H20.96 ncres of lax lot 10 In
17- 16-13 1,700
C. E. Taylor nnd wlfo to J. P. Cold
well, lot fi. S, F. Porter's add 1,000
Gertrude Groat nnd husband to H.
R. Rassler, part neli 9-15-10 kROO
J. N. Jensen nnd wife to A. P, Hontl
rlckscn. s90 feet of n2C0 fee.t lot 10,
block 1, Pnrk Place 300
A, I. Hcndrlckson to J, N. Jensen,
w40 feet of lot 2, block 0, Arm
strong's 2d ndd. 600
J. II. McCreary ct nl to Mary Robin
son, lots 1 and 2, block 1, McCreary
Plaro 1,300
Joseph Koslk and wife to Alvls Pesok,
lot 9, Sullivan's add 1
41 tl 1 1 Claim IlceiU.i
J. P. Hcbard to C, E. Johnso'n, lots 1
to 7 und 41 to 62, Norwood park 1
Newton Land company to fame, lots
41 to 62. same 1
W. H. Hamilton et al to J. P. Hebard,
lots 2 to 7 and 41 to 62, soma
Vermont Savings bank to New Eng
land J.oan and Trust compnny, lot
27, block 11, Rrlggs' Place
W, D. Klerstead to W. I. Klcrstead,
a tract In swU nwli 3-15-13
Vesta Metcalf nnd husband to George
CrlKsman. e22 feet of wl20 feet of
11132 feet lot 113, Nelson's ndd
Deeds.
1.000
1
200
Sheriff to Frederick Mengedoht, parts
of lot 23, M'llard & C.'s add ..6.000
Total amount of transfers..., 120,175
OMAHA LITE STOCK 11AKMT
OtttU Titl SUw iritk Fricti Ooiildtrtbl;
Ltwcr All Arond,
HOGS SLD GENERALLY ABOUT FIVE LOWER
Sheep Receipts Moderate nml .Mnrket
Ruled Active with Prices Sternly
Strong 011 IloliT-Fnt Sheep nml
Ijtmlis Feeder Unchanged,
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 6.
. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Olllclul MomUy 3,901 7,153 2,310
oiiiiie nay last wccK..... 2,iw3
Sumo week before 2,724
Samo thrco weeks ago.. 2,601
bume four weeks ugo.... 3,385
Sumo day lost year 1,131
5,t.S
8,728
0,222
8,363
4,221
,(..104
2.62J
1,908
5,107
4,019
Average price paid for hogs ut Souih
Omuhu the put several duys with com
parisons: Date. I 1901. 1900.1S93.189S.1S97.189S.1SS5.
Dec. IS...
lire Id
V4
3 951 3 271
3 211 3 17
6 2614
1 Ul I i M
3 2
3 17
3 37
3 40
3 3l
3 31
3 31
3 27
3 21
3 31
3 30
3 3)
3 34
3 41
3 39
Dec. 17...
Dec. 18...
k 34
6 04
6 OS
606
6 09Vi
6 19H
6 3CU
4 83
"I
3 31
3 31
3 17
1 (i
4 77
4 '.9
4 SI
3 16
3 18
Dec. 19...
Dec. 20...
Dec. 21...
Dec. 22...
Dec. 2a.. .
3 92
3 28
3 28,
3 94
4 01
4 02
4 04
:.'
4 11
I 09
4 14
3 33
1 32
2 84
3 37
3 28
3 24
3 21
3 26
3 1
4 80
3 14
3 17
4
4 56,
Dec. 24...
3 47
3 19
Dec. 21...
Dec. ?(?...
4 89
3 60
3 20l
Dec. 27...
AO
1 77
3 44
3 30 I
3 321 3 21
Dec. 28...
Dec. 29...I
Dec. ::o.. .
U 261si
3 18
4 81
4 16
4 141
3 45
3 301 3 18
3 31 3 15
6 35U
3 45
Dec. 31...
271
4 OOf
3 61
3 35 3 17
Date. I 1902. 1901. 100.1899.1S93.1897.1896;
Jun. 1...,
Jan. 2...
Jan. 3...,
C tO 4 95 4 211 I 3 42 3 18
22ti 4 96 4 33 3 67 3 17
6 IS, 4 95 4 29 3 571 3 4S
6 28?4 6 02 4 27 3 11, 3 41 .1 23
6 04 4 37 3 47 3 38 3 27
4 35 3 48 3 39 3 29
Jan. 4...,
Jan. 5...
Jan. 6...
3 63
Indicates Sunday. Indicate holiday.
The olllclal number of curs of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hogs.She'p.H'r's.
C., M. & St. P. Ry.. 3 11
Missouri Pacltlc Ry 4
U. P. system 25 13 2 ..
C. .& N. W, Ry 13 12
F., E. & M. V. R. R.. 38 12
C, St. P. M. & O.... 33 12
R. & M. R. Ry 26 9 6
C. R. & Q. Ill 4 112
C, R. I. & P., cast.... 11 11
C. R. I, & P., west... 1 2
Illinois (-eiurui uy... j .. ..
Total receipts 157
807
12
Thn dlsnoRltlon nf thn day's recelnts wns
as follows, euch buyer purchasing tho num.-
ucr 01 head inaicutea:
1 T ........ HnlllA ll..d OhMOIl
Omaha Packing Co 717
9S0
97
switt nnu company oi
901
2.170
2,306
141
i',723
521
Cudahy l'ucklng Co
700
Armour & Co
Swift, from country
262
473
6
CO
83
c;
61
96
160
32
SO
336
llammonu & uo
R, Decker & Dcgan
Carey & Ronton .'
Lobman & Co
W. I. Stophcn
William undorwood
Llvlngstono & Schaller...
Hamilton & Rothschild..
K F. Husz
R. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
Totals 3,966 6,313 2,311
CATTLE RecoIptB wero fairly liberal to
day for tho first day of tho week and as
Chicago was quoted lOiflSc lower conditions
wero rather unfavorable to the selling In
terests. Buyers sturted In from the first
to pound the murket and in most fuses
they met with considerublo success. Sell
ers did not like to mako tho concessions
asked and for that reason, the market was
alow and tho morning was well udvunced
boforo anything llko a clearanco was mudo.
Thero wero quite a few cornfed steers
in tho yards this morning, but buyers did
not tuko hold very freely und wero bidding
generally 10tfl5o lower than at the close
of last w,cek. Tho decline seemed to bo
greatest on tho wurmed-up cattle, us they
udvunced tho most last week. Something
choice would probably havo sold ut not far
ficin steady prices. It was a slow, druggy
market from start to finish and tho decline
was rather uneven.
Prices on cow stuff also took a tumblo
this morning and the market could safely
bo quoted 10b'15c lower. A big proportion
of tho receipts consisted ot cow stuff, so
that buyerr had a good opportunity to
pound tho market Tho same us was thu
cuso with steers the decline was greatest
on tho commoner grades.
Rulla woro also rather slow salo today
und a llttlu lower nnd the sume was truo
01 ntugs. Veal calves, though, did not show
much chango whero the quality was satis
factory. Stockers and feeders were In light supply
toduy, whllo tho domnnd wus fairly liberal.
There seemed to be moro buyers than sell
ers, so that the murket was actlvo und
steady to strong on everything ut nil de
sirable. Quito a few buyers wero In from
tho country looking for good cattlo, but
thero was not much demand for Common
kinds. Representative Bales:
REEF STEERS
No.
1...
1...
Av.
IT.
No.
Av.
IT.
4 GO
4 70
4 80
4 80
4 85
4 85
4 90
4 90
1 90
5 00.
5 10
6 10
5 20
5' 30
5 33
6 40
5 40
5 60
5 60
6 CO
6 (5
I 60
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 40
3 60
3 CO
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 CO
3 00
3 60
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 80
.1 80
3 90
3 9)
4 (A
4 00
4 00
4 05
4 03
4 15
4 30
4 40
670
CC0
"Ii6
1115
2 25
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 35
3 60
3 75
3 80
4 00
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 45
4 20
A 25
4 30
..1112
..1153
..1314
13...
9...
6...
4...
18...
26...
12...
4...
25...
19...
990
1145
1251
1060
1125
962
1199
1211
1143
1248
1177
1049
4.
812
1
10
8
3
11
4
15
10
13!!!!!!
62
11
42
9
6
11
13
a
1
9
1
3
1
1
1
1
13
1
6
1
1
3
.. 4SW
.. 851
.. 705
.. 866
.. 918
.. 912
.. 655
..1093
.. 810
.. 887
.. 924
.. 790
..1012
..1175
..1201
23.
9.
19...
41...
22...
11...
.1266
4 35
4 40
4 45
4 50
4 50
1175
1149
1410
1263
118
HEIFERS.
1,
21,
18,
810
STEERS
AND
839 4
00 10
.1008
COWS.
. 820
. 670
. 967
.1020
. 960
. 750
. 830
.1020
. 850
. 858
. 900
. 806
. 800
.1190
. 873
. 917
1 SO
13....
....1033
....1123
....1114
.... 900
.... 810
.... 907
....1100
....1250
2 ()
2 10
2 10
2 15
2 15
2 23
2 23
2 25
2 35
2 33
2 33
2 50,
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 61)
2 m
2 65
2 65
2 JO
2 70
2 70
2 70
2 75
2 80
2 85
2 85
2 83
2 95
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
10....
15....
7....
1....
16....
I
1.
1 0S0
11.
827
35,...
20....
5....
12....
6....
1....
10....
..1018
..10ns
.. 9SS
..1121
..10IH
..1250
.. 917
.. 980
10,.
(1 1025
3
9nn
952
1.
1.
4...
3...
2...
11...
6...
.1110
... 860
...1160
... 901
... 961
1 1040
1.
,.1120
,.1090
12
13
18
4
20
3
4
1
9
7
3
o
si.'.'!!
1
10
12
1
5
27
....1135
....1071
.... 740
...,1166
....1433
.... 775
....1100
.... HOI
....1145
.....1123
.....1040
.... 937
....1380
,....1092
..... 980
1220
.....1(0
921
33.
1032
1001
1077
4.
3....
6....
6....
28....
1....
18....
1....
1220
104S
905
933
1250
1057
910
1.
1010
14 565
14 955
1 1010
1...
.1280
9
11
27
1
1
3....,
1.....
1....
o
2.'.'.'.,
1....
1.....
1....
1....
O
",'.'.'.
1.....
14..,.
977
1171
1004
1010
1500
896
1010
1060
1220
1213
1600
970
1220
COO
1215
1240
1210
760
3 10
HULLS.
2 50
2 60
2 60
2 50
2 CO
2 75
2 73
2 75
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
1.,
...1470
...1450
...1420
...1417
3 23
3 30
3 35
3 60
...IBM ,3 60
. ..1N.II J
1030
3 73
3 73
3 80
3 83
3 90
4 00
4 CO
...I486
...1220
...1SO0
...1820
...1600
...1192
HEIFERS
2 50 1..,.
. .1200 5 60
u.
.1010
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1....
440
5
1....
980
60
3,...
7.-..
1....
1....
4....
h:::
931
607
310
190
150
200
, 230
, 160
40
40
1....
..ICWI
.. 490
.. 157
.. 160
.. 100
.. 100
.. 200
2 70
i i3
fi 00
0 00
6 00
fi 00
6 25
CALVES.
4 75
S
5 W
5 00
6 00
6 00
6 25
1
1
1
1
STAGS.
.1360
3 W 1.
.1100 3 60
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
5,
692
10
1..
roo 3 7,1
1
20
3
o
is'.!!..
1
3
460
631
460
675
716
670'
660
810
920
910
2 25
2 CO
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 23
3 33
3 60
3 M
3 60
.13
23
19
6
22
21
660 3 75
802 3 75
ua 3 73
430 3 80
787 3 80
8S4
3 86
3 85
27 871
43 810
7 754
10 691
3 90
3
3 93
I. !
I,... 1020 4 00
1 1020 4 00
2 ...820 4 (i
1 9S5 4 0(1
31 920 4 10
10 11M I id
(i 960 I 15
H KM 4 20
CS 79S
3 70
3..
1.
820 3 75
21 813 4 Si
HOGS There vim 11 lllifr.it rim of hnfes
here today for n Monday, und buyers made
use of the opportunity to buy their sup
plies for a little less money. They started
In bidding SifHV lower, but sellers would
not cut loose, and ns n fc-esult It was late
before verv much wns lone. When tho
hogs finally did move toward the scales
It was found that they were selling gen
erally u nickel lower thtin on Saturday,
Some of the hist heavy hogs sold nbout
steady, while In other cases some of the
lighter loads sold moro than 5c lower. Tho
bulk ot tho good weight hogs Bold from
16.30 to tC60. Medium weights sold mostly
from K.15 lo J6.30. nnd tho lighter loads
sold rom 16 15 clown. It was n slow, draggy
market from start to finish, and It was lato
before the pens wero cleared. Representa
tive sales:
No.
Av. Sh. IT.
.91 ... 6 00
.90 ... 6 00
. 0." ... Effl
No.
87..
74..
70..
79..
Av. Sh. IT.
Pi...
32...
113..
192
80 6 20
twlw
10) C 2214
.212 160 6 221
.223 160 22
35..
180 120 5 00
63 130
5 23
6 23
79 202
10 6 25
.. 6 25
80 0 23
63 .103
31 162
tf 191
61 157
67 172
IW....1I6I
(SI 1S8
01 170
CO 182
44 185
102 178
93. .
74..
81. .
78..
82..
. .205
.2ia
... & :
... 5 75
... 6 90
80 6 tiO
40 0 05
40 6 10
40 6 10
80 li 10'
10 0 10
..216 120 6 25
..215 40 6 23
191 ... I,2.
80 211 160 6 23
39
. . .203
6 23
33..
59..
8S..
..263
li 25
. .2.VI 200 6 25
..200
. .212
6 15
89.
40 6 2iti,
100 175 120 6 15
76 233 120 fi 30
73 226 80 0 30
80 18
6 15
6 13
4.
.193
73 24
40 6 33
73...
29. .
81...
..182
..183
80 6 15
80 6 17'4
.. 0 17(s
40 6 20
40 ft 20
80 6 2()
40 0 20
40 6 20
62..
73..
70 120 6 33
...243 40 6 35
.193
81 22S
41 307
... 6 33
80 C 40
... 6 4i)
... C 10
40 fi 40
CS 213
41..
85,.
77..
82..
190
6i 266
73 216
73 281
CS 262
201
191
193
120 6 10
7.
.176 120
6 20
18 268 120 li 40
CO 2d) 120 fi 10
88..
(A..
67..
80..
91..
62..
..193
80 fi 20
40 fi 20
40 6 20
..213
..'JOS
6 2IS
26....
73....
CO....
61....
:ui
..200
80 fi 20
.205 320 6 45
. .2SS 120 6 20
.310 80 60
.290 40 fi 70
.2(1
20
01...
.180
0 20
SHEEP There U'n tin! 11 vnrv henvy run
of sheep hero today, so that tho market
ruled actlvo and steady to strong. All the
buyers wero out early und It took but a
short time for everything on salo to chango
hands. Iimbs sold ns high as 15.90, nnd
somo wethers nf only fair quality brought
11.40. Ewc.l sold iqi 'to 13.75.
Ihcrd wero not enough feeders on vale
to test the market, but It Is safe to say
that had 'anything good nrrlved fully steady
prices would have been paid.
Quotations: Cholco lightweight yearlings,
14.60W4.75: good to cholco medium weight
yearlings, tl.25fJ4.60j fair t6 good yearlings,
1.011.25: choice wethers, !l.26'(j4.So: fnlr to
good wethers, 4.00G4.25; choice owes, t3.75'3
4.(0; fair to good ewes. 13.60f3.76( common
ewes, tJ.76tj3.50: cholco lambs, 15.751(0.(0;
fair to good lambs, t5.50Q5.75; feeder weth
ers, t2.7fcfi3.O0; feeder lambs, t3.50yi.00. Rep
resentative sales;
N?. .. AV. IT.
fi cull ewes 93 2 60
10 western owes 112 3 00
1 western ewe 90 3 10
01 western owes 107 3 40
449 western ewes 114 3 75
641 Western wethern I'll 4 10
621 Colorado lambs 75 5 90
i ewes ,5 3 00
2 Mnntnnu ewes 6G 3 35
256 Montana owes 81 3 35
211 western, wethers 100 4 33
11 lambs 72 5 23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cnttle Slmv, lings Sternly nml Wenk
nml Shppp Lower.
CHICAGO, Jan, C.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
30,000 head, Including 250 Texnns; slow and
advance 'of last week lost; good to prime,
tb.50i7.35: poor to medium, H.(Xfj6.00; stock
ers and feeders. 12.oo4.35: cows. U.25H 1.63;
heifers. t2.6Ott5.00; canners. 11.251C2.30; bull?.
tl.755H.Eo; calves. 13.001(6.60; Texas fed
Bteers, t3.00Jf5.0.
HOOS-Rerclpts, 43.(00 head; estimated
tomorrow. 39,uo0; left over. 10.OO; bulk
steady, closo weak; mixed and butchers,
16.10iiC.00: good, to clioldo henvy, 6.35J(6.70:
rough heavy, 16.0011 6. 25; light, 15.90lj6.30;
bulk of sales. tO.KKiO.IO.
SHEEP AND LAMltS-Recelpts, 28,010
head; sheep weak to 15c lower, lambs weak
to 25c lower; good to choice wethers, $1.25
Q5.00; fair to choice mixed, 13.50fil.Oi); west
ern sheep, tl.26lfl.85; natlvu lambs. 13.50W
6.10: western lambs, $5.(07(5.80.
Official Saturday Receipts: Cattle, 376
hcadiihogs, 21.700 head: shfen, 2,4(10 head.
Shipments! Cattle. 156 head; hogs, 1,118
head; sheep, 975 head.
New York Live Stock .Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Jan. C.-REEVES-Ro-celpts,
5,121 head; steers, steady for good
to choice, others slow to 10c lower: bulls
steady to weak; barnyard cuIvch lower;
veals. $1.6068.76; tops. $9; barnyard calves.
t2.75foa.60, westerns, 13. (Mf 1.20; city dressed
veals. 6612c per li).
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 16.000
heud; sheep stuady; export shnep higher;
lanibB weak to 15o lower; shtep, $2.60fil.(0;
cholco und export grades, $1.2364. 60; extra.
11.60; culls, $2; lambs, 14.60fiv.62V4; culls,
13. 0064. 00; Canndu lambs, 15.6066.10.
HOOS-Rccelpts, 8,761 head; barely
steady; stato hogs, J6.406fi.50; western,
nominal.
ICminiiH City Live Stock .Mnrket,
KANSAS' CITY, Jnn. !, CATTLE Re
ceipts, C.OOO head natives, 1,500 Texnns nnd
GO calves; stockers nnd feeders steady,
others 13625c lower: cholco export mid
dressed beef Steers, t5.706G.25; fulr to good,
tl.7565.G5; stockers nnd feeders, 13.606 4. 50;
western fed steers. $1.756 5.75; western rango
steers, $3.5061,75; Texus and Indian steers,
$3.6566.40! Texas rows, $2.6564.00; native
cows. $2.7564.75; heifers. $3.5065'.60: canners,
tl.C562.G5; bulls, t2.606 '1.00: calves. 13.5065.70,
HOOS-Rccelpts, ll.ono head; Btendy to 6c
lower: top. $6.65; hulk of sales. $5.,06fi.55;
heavy, t6.G0flfi.C5; mixed packers, $6.1560.53;
light. $5.1066.35: pigs, $1.2565.30.
SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipts, 3.CO0
head; market steady; fed lambs, 15.0065.90;
fed wethers, 13.601f4.50; yenrllngs. $4.5065.00;
owes, $3.2564.00; culls and feeders, $2.0uf3.75.
St. .loseph Live Stuck Mnrket,
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. fi. CATTLE Receipts,
2,3(io head; market 10625c lower; nntlvcB,
$3.2567.15; cows and heifers, $1.2566.15;
veals, $3.0060.00; stockers and feeders, $2.00
64.15.
HOGS Receipts, 6,500 head; market 10c
lower: light nnd light mixed, $5.7566.35;
medium und ltpavy, $6.1566.65; pigs, $3.7561
4,80.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 1,600
head; steady.
Stock In SlKht.
Thn following table bIiows tho receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt tho five principal
marKots tor janunry o
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha
Chicago
.. 3.901 7.1R3 2.3(0
. .30,000 43,000 2.0(
.. 7,5(.) 11,000 3,000
.. 3,700 7,400 1.S00
.. 2,300 6,500 1.000
..47,401 75.053 36,710
Kansas city
St. Isolds
St. Joseph
Total
HEAVY WHEAT SPECULATION
St, Louis CJrnln Mnrket Srr Most
Actlvo Trail I li ir In Itw
History.
ST. LOUIS, Jnn, 6. Heavy speculative
trading In wheat, said to ho tho heaviest
In tho history of the St. Louis grain mar
ket, toqk placo today on tho Merchants
exchange, whero tho Mny option advanced
3 cents ovor Snturday's closo. boforo tho
end pf tho session.
At tho opening, which wns excited, the
first prlco for May showed an ndvanco of
to 1 cent over Saturday's close on heavy
buying, which continued throughout the
session.. From 89V4 cents to 88 cents, tho
opening range, May steadily roso 8U4
cents. April went off 2 cents and closed at
91 cents. Thero were several factors
responsible for tho cxcltemont nnd advance
In prices, Most of tho heavy buying was
for country accounts, which In addition to
tho fact that tho locnl contingent was
bullish on tha crop conditions In the
southwest, whero tho wenther Is too drv
for the' growing wheat, helped tho advance
along.
Small offerings by the farmers on urgent
milling demand, high speculative prices In
other markets nnd Increased demand for
wheat for stock feeding purposes nnd an
Influence.
Mother of Dr. Hlllls III,
NEW YORK, Jan. fi. Rev. Dr. Newell
Dwlght Hlllls, pastor of Plymouth church,
Rrooklyn, has left for tho west In response
to a. telegram from Woodbine, In,, an
nouncing that hi mother Is seriously 111
from an attack of paralysis.
1 710. 3 60
1 860 3 W
2 625 3 60
2 ..PHI 3 63
1 70 3 OR
5 SIS 3 (Tp
nrm; enws sicaoy 10 luc lower; steers, H.23
&6.50; bulls, 12.75fi4.25; fancy, 15; cows,
11.65fi0.85: cables steady; no exports.
CALVES-Recclnts. 1.611 .head: venls
OHIO LEGISLATURE CONVENES
i
loth IrMihti Eliot OfDotri Horuimtis. At
RtptblliiB GfccouMi.
GOVERNOR NASH DELIVERS HIS MESSAGE
Iteeiiiiiuiends n pvr Sjstpin of Tnvii
Hon, I.euvliiR ('untitles to It n lie
All K.unils for Their
t (Mm line.
COLUMI1US, Jan. 6. The Ohio teglslntura
convened today In biennial sosston. Roth
branches elected tho ofllcers nominated nt
tho republican caucuses Inst Saturday cvon
Ins. At noon the annual message of (lov
ernor Nnsh was rend In bdth tho scnnt
nnd the house. It wns noted for Its rec
ommendations of n now system of taxation,
under which tho taxes for tax purposes nro
to be raised from corporations, franchises,
liquor t radio, etc., nnd all direct taxation
for county, municipal or oilier purposes
nto to bo left to tho counties. It Is a sys
tem of homo ruin In locnl taxes'.
Governor Nnsh, In his message, said:
During the last two yours much hns been
Bald upon the itiesttou as to how corpora
tions should bo regulated und us to how
evils which arise from tho mlsttso of cor
porate franchises may bo minimized or en
tirely overcome. Many huvn thought that
publicity Is tho only sure romedyi
Recuuso they are created by the stato
nml possess certlllcalrs bearing the Im
press of Its seal, people are led to believe
that they mo sufer to do business with nnd
urn more entitled lo credit than urn private
partnerships nnd Individuals. In very many
cases they aro less worthy of conrtdence.
They are, authorized by the stato to do
business bcrore onn dollar of capital stock
Is paid. This Is un unfortunate condition
of nffalrs. Tho state, before It gives them
corporations Its approval und permltH them
to do business, ought to require' that all
their capital be paid In money nnd Invested
In the business they propose to transact.
It ought to make sure of this fuct bv u re
port r.ade to some competent olllccr. Wo
should go further and require these compa
nies to mako annual reports, to be llled
with and be Inspected by this olllccr, This
report should show, among other things,
how much of the capital has been paid
and how the money Is Invested, what tho
nssots are, tho umount of liabilities and tho
names of the stockholders. In fact, thero
should be such u record of every corpora
tion, thnt the people may know ut all times
whether It Is wot thy of credit nnd conn
dencc. I believe with somo such regula
tions Ohio corporations would bo placed
upon a Mdld llnanclal basis.
Tho publicity which would bo given by
such action could not, by any possibility,
Injure a really wortny und (tunnel corpora
tion. It would ptotcct tho public ugiilnst
unworthy nnd lulling corporations. As
mutters now stnnd tho secretary of stuto
knows nothing about a corporation after
It leuves his nlllco with n charter from thn
ff'lte:i' Ci,u"t oven tell how many of
tho 40,000 or moro corporations rhurtered
by the stato during tho lust llfty years
nro deud now, nor how many aro still llv
ng. -I he stuto creates tho thing, author
izes it to do business, sends It out In tha
cold und kr.ows nothing more about it for
ever. It Is high tlmo that a chungo should
bo made.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
I'or Siniill nml Lnritn liiionlnrs to
l'lupp Their .Money In n Nnf. Oruun
isntlon Cmuposeil of .Men of .n
tlonul Itepiitiitliin The Person
nel of Hip Compnny Milken
It iin Strong; iin Hie
Hock of Cllirnltnr.
T I, .. I M .. .
- - ........ ..-.,, i rune till i,
Slinttn (Jrent StreiiKth Itn Stock
to Hp Advnnced iriiiu nop. to
Ul)u Per S hit re .lllli
iinry 10, llioa.
MANY FORTUNES MADE.
Co.
Many nrgumentB havo been put icith as
to tho real cause ot tho Immense wcultu
of John D. Rockefeller und other grcut oil
muguutcB. It Is easy to truco the tounda
tlon of their great wealth. Not many
years ugo oil was discovered In the staio
of Pennsylvania, tho How became so great
that It was Impossible to tuko euro ut thu
output, as thu marketable facilities wero
nut great enough, consequently tho prlco
of stock In the different cnterprisea re
mained ut at normal llguie. Hut far-sighted
inert like Rockeleller. Payno und others
bought up us much stock ns they could ut
these low figures, und when American In
genuity supplied the marketable facilities
the. stock shot skyward, laying tho fouii-
. ::r tnt"u wcann or u"
multi-millionaires. Tho same, oxact con
ditions am now In evidence- In thu Rcau.
mont, Texas and California oil fields, und
thlro is no doubt In tho world but thin his
tory will repeat Itself. Possibly tho mi st
fnvornblo compnny now organized und tho
one tliut will havo tho brightest future la
t o North Amerlcnn Crude Oil company.
Tho dlrectoratii of this company are promf.
nent business men and men ot national
reputation. The r standing is as strong as
tho Rock ot Olbrultur. Tho president u?
tho compuny Is Hon. W. C. Renfrow ex-
ftrM;, !'
n- . v .. -4 iniii, iiw... nu a
director of tho Amerlcuu .Inc. Lead und
miiumiig compuny, Joplln, .Mo. The vlCO
president Is J. J. Swofford, president Swot
tprd Rros. Who esn o Dry (Soods house
Kansas City. Mo Tho treasurer h W. A.
Rule, cashier National Rank of Commerce
Kansas City. Mo, Tho secretary s a s'
Publishing" conuiiiiiy. The general" mating
circles, 'lhu i directors aro Judge Elijah
Robinson, uttornoy Nntlotml Rnuk of Com"
nierco und .Missouri I'acllle railroad; Ere I
Jf'nHuUV Ki,l,'rl manager L. A. Terminal
Rnllroad company. Los Angeles. Cnl,; W
W. Sylvester, vice president JC. C. M. & o
It, 11.; William Huttlg. president' WeBten.
Hfi m n nrl liiiii .null , 1 1 k . . . 11
j( . vi . 111 mi 1 1 j , jj( Cjirxill
president Armourilalo National Rank of
Commerce, president II. N. Strult Manu.
lacturlng company; C. 11. Uessout. hanker,
S.Ji ' ! ?,,.".,,lo!!'J "'oprletiir
Oklahoma Cltyi-OkiT Su.iYuol ' (J. W"r, ,Vr'
general passenger ugmit K. C. Southern
railroad; John 11. -Jennings. banker.
Moberly. Mo., and other stronir ilniinei,.
men. These men, who compos tho olllcers
and directors of this company, Jlrst In-
. " iiitt-niuu over tiu.vuu ot
their own money In this enterprise before
the books wero onuned In the
lie. This company Is ormiiilzoil fr.- n mm -
(00. Which consists of l.OOO.OOO shares. ' 1..1V
valuo II each, 6oO,(iOo shares ot which urn
set usldu us treasury stock. Tho stock at
ll.lu .,,,nikt nr lu i , , 1 1 . nl,l .
' ' ',' ",? "' I'tim UIIU pusilivc y
non-nssessable. Tito company has ucriulred
..... .... ..n ... ivw i mini unon
twenty year leuses In the oil belt In So.
noma, Santa Clara and Sunta Crws coun
ties, Cullfornla; also have somn nf ih
choicest holdings on Snlndln 'ivm u,,:
mont, Texas, This land Is Jjst 200 feet
from the famous Realty gushers. Hcfnro
II... Ilftll ll,lt Tnv.iu ....... ...
..... "j. liiuiirrir WUS 110-
quired stock wns selling rapidly ut 60 cents,
but of courso the stock will now rapidly In'
rrnimii At ii miinllnc, I...1.I 1... ..... .t ...
... . .ve. v iiiti uirecmrn.
Junuury 10, llKi.', has been sot us tho limit
ut which tlmo the prlco of tho North
American Crude Oil company stock must
bo ndvunced to 60 cents a sharo; nn ono
can buy tho stock after that duto at u less
llgure. Tho general olllcos of this company
aro 2o!) Rank of Commerce building, JCnn
sas City, Mo, Anyone Bonding their nama
and address to the North American Crudn
Oil company, above uddresi., will irecorfn
from them, without nny cost whutovcr, a
lr.f t a 1 1 11 1 1 limits uti'lnn HAd.. 1 .7
ii-iiMii4i 'ww i. hniiifi (it i'oj'uuluh IIIK1 lull
imrtlcnlurH. Tlu-ro Ih ho Investment at tho
Mrflt place, If you buy Htock boforo Januarv
111 H vl'111 nn v nnul fi ftit.tu
t.:.. x ". .in" 'i f. vv.-i.Tr.-ri:.'""..'". :.,,u u"
niiiuu mil iw pipiiiruij uu Vlllict'd lO t)
centH on rtato muntlonud. Onlors for Htock
nt tVi centH per Hhuro muBt huvo iostmurk
ii. limit ttvi ivm mg. uiiuilUiyi tilOClt
will only bn Hold In lilocks of twenty aharcH
tt nnr Anntlmi t tittitr llm . .
to HutterlnK that a Kront muny tw.l uuru
Hint in utf.tit nf iho XTuni l . t . . M "
Crude Oil company will in tlmo reach in
valuo thu New ork Oil company, which
began at 60 cents and Is selling ut $2ik) per
share. Just think, on an Investment of 1M
your stock would llo worth $20,000, and still
the world wondors ut tho rapid manner In
which somo Americans uciiulro wealth.
iririniMt innn.
Boyd Coiumisition Co
Successors to jitmu E. Doyd A Co.,
OMAHA, NUB.
COMMISSION
UflAIK. fHOVIHIONfl AND NTOCKB.
Ilaftrd ot Trad BbI14Ib,
Street wtrcn to Chiracs and Nw Tor!
CuiMscnatus. John A, Wrrtu A Cu