THE OJIAHA DAILYBEEi WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1902.
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COMMERCUL AND FINANCIAL
Grain aid Pmliion Expirimti Sitbaoki in
Their Fricst.
.OVERBOUGHT WHEAT MARKET THE CAUSE
Trade in 'the Lending- Cereal Win
Large and Extremely Scrvom, nnl
Decline Occnr with Great
Rapidity.
CHICAGO, Jnn. 7. Dulls In nil tho grain
pits experienced setbacks after yesterday s
soaring markots. An over-bought wheat
market Influenced tho declines. May wheat
leglstcrtd a not loss of 01c, May corn
?ic and May oats ic. Provisions 01080 60
to 12',4c down. . ,
Trade In wheat wob largo and extremck'
nervous. Jumps of 'its In either direction
occurred with great rapidity. A tense feci
lng was present throughout tho session,
based largely on an over-bought stato of
the market. Thcro was still a decidedly
bullish tone prevailing as a result of tho
higher outslda markets,. especially In the
southwest. Hut tho crowd seemed afraid
to carry' any very largo lots and ran on
any nppearance of a selling movement. Tho
bearish factor that started, tho dccllno was
the unexpected weak condition of tho
Liverpool market. Tho only explahatlon
offered for tho slump abroad was that It
was a natural result of the heavy advanco
tho day before. Influenced by tho foreign
loan, May opened weak. KttW lower, at
klJihlUc. Hears at once began outline, out
lOiort lines and there was a continued weak
tone. Then came a rush of outside buying
orders, which took In everything offered.
Price made up their loss quickly, but sell
ing seemed popular and there were re
peated sags. Minneapolis reported an ad
vanco of 10c In flour nnd a good cash do
innfid, and tho winter wheat belt still com
plained of a lack of molHturc. Tho bull
onthutlasm wavered and though May sold
to M'ic, liquidation soon brought a loss of
3c and a weak close, Tdfilc down, at MJ4f
?3ic. lxical rocelpts wcro CO cars, one. of.
contract grade. Minneapolis and Dulutn
reported 324 car making a total for tho
thrc o points of Ml cars, against 629 last
week nnd 571 a yeur ago. Primary receipts
were only 43,00o bu.. compared with 661,000
Inst ytar. Seaboard clearances In wheat
and flour equaled 669,000 bu.
Corn experienced tho some early troublo
us wheat. Tin" enthusiasm of tho day bo
forn In tho Liverpool market seemed to
have vanished and today's cables were
weak In spite, of tho better feeling hero
jestcrduy. Tho main Influence wan tuo'
wheat market, which this pit followed
inlekly on tho declines, but not sq well on
the .recoveries. Tho country seemed to bo
offering more corn, as was Indicated by
Iho selling nt times tty Bie receiving nouses,
r
Hears
Si
were Hnmr.whaP active, trvllllt to
press tho prlco down every time it sagged,
Mnv. which ntiencd lu to 'ifl'tc lower.
umtireil fur n time mill then reirnlned Its
closing price of yesterday, CTTic. On tho
heavy selling in wheat It turned weak at
the close and sold ic down nt 67,p.
celpts wro 176 enrs,
Outs hniLtho best tone of any of tho pits.
Trudo wiiiT extremely heavy, that In July
tiling tho most Important. Although tho
close In May showed a decline and July
did not hold all Its advance, traders wero
predicting a bull movement In tho latter
delivery. The argument that was back of
the heavy lull speculation In July was that
numerous professionals have been selling
th!s option Miort In Inrgo quantities. July
lias ranged 60 or 7c under May almost rvor
since It began to bo quoted. Hulls ridi
culed tho I'Jeii that thero should bo such a
divergence in prices and began to buy
heavily, July gained Hie, though It closed
with a net gain of only vie nt ioc. Mny
gained some strength from this Influence,
in well as from the scanty and poor condi
tion of local stocks. Tho near fuUiro
opened slightly lower, with the other
grains, sold up quickly on bulling to fc,
but rinsed "ic down nt i5',i;C. Ilcccipts wre
210 ears.
Provisions'1 'were dull nnd lower. The
bearish Incentives wero a largo run of Iiokh
nnd lower prlcei at the yards and some
1 ,cal selling. Thero was some country
buying. May pork closed 12',4c down nt
$17.2214. Mny lard &ft7ttc lower at $9.924
nml May ribs Be off at JS.77V4.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: 'Wheat,
8t oars! corn, 05 cars;, oats, WO cars; hogs,
6U.fK hrnd.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclcs.1 Open. High. I Low.. Close.!, Bat'y.
Wheat
Jan.
May
July
Corn
.lah.
Mny
July
Oals
May
July
Bept.
Pork
Jan. May
July
Lard
Jan.
May
July
Rlhs
Jn 11.
May
SOi 'SOj; 79W 73V4- SOU
SI0Sti 8IV4 8333V4fI Rift
83!i .Kiy MiTI. 82J4 831
fit'i . 61 6I4
K7'4fttE K7Ts K714 67,4 67tf
6ItfC7 ' 67U (ttH ' 6V4 67i
464Wi 47l7ii 46,$ 4CV4 4GT4
40H 4l(i 40 40- 40(1
.11 31 33 33v4 33
in so in 8n 16 80 ir. so 16 90
17 25 17 27H 17 15 11 22U 17 33
17 22V4 17 25 17 22V4 17 22!$
9 821,4 9 K24" ! 82V4 9 82 9 90
t 9 92V4 9 93 9 90 9 92V4 10 00
9 9 10 (0 9 95 10 00
8 45 8 15 8 45 8 45 8 50
8 75 8 SO 8 75 8 77H 8 82
Pork, steady: family. fl7.6otflS.00; short
clearL118.OOS3O.00; moss, $l6.60ifl7.W.
BUTTER Receipts, 6,3fi5 pkgs.: firm:
state dairy, WOa; creamery, lMfKc! Juno
creamery, I6f22c; factory, 13315,4C.
CHEESE-Recelpts. 1,061 pkgs.: firm);
fancy, largft. stato, full cream, fall made,
lOHBWici fancy, lnrge, late made, best,
9'icj fancy, small, state, full cream, fall,
lOUfllOHCi fancy, smoll, Into made, host,
litftl04c.
EaGS-Recclpts, ,2M pkgs.; steady: stato
and Pennsylvania, 33931c; western, nt
mark. 25jr33c;
POULTRY Alive, steady; springers. Mi
9c: turkcyp, lOffUc; fbwls, He: dressed,
iiuliit; springers, 9.4fnoi4c; fowls, 12013c;
turkeys, lOflllc.
METALS Locally there was no Import
ant chango In prices for pig tin, wl.th sjiot
quoicu at w.wifM.vj. ino lono ai wie
tloso was easy. At London prices wero
1 s lower, spot closing nt 100 10 and
futures nt JC9S I5s. Copper was nominally
unchanged at New York, with sellers at
12',(io for Ixiko Superior, but It was no
doubt lower to sell. Electrolytic was
quoted at 12V4c. London copper prices wcro
10s higher. Spot closed thero at 47 10j
and futures at 47 15s. Lend was dull and
unchanged here at 4c, but at London prices
wero Is 3d higher at 10 10s. Spelter ruled
firmer hero at 10 points ndvnnce at $1.40,
while London prices wero 2s Gd lower at
16 10s. Iron wns dull nnd nominal here.
Pig Iron warrants, Iii.00ftl2.o0; No. 1 north
ern foundry, $l5.wfi 16.00; No. 2 northern
foundry, 115.0ofdl5.ri0; No. 1 southern
foundry, Sl6.50frl6.0u; No. 1 southern soft
foundry, US.OOif 17.00. At Olnsgow; Iron was
quoted at 49s and MlddlesboroUBh nt 43s
7id.
OMAHA
AVIIOLKNALK MAU.KKT.
No. 2
Cash quotations wero ns follows:
KLOlTlt Quiet nnd steady: winter pat
ents, SI.70fl3.90; winter straights. 3.30fJS.70;
winter clears, $3.00R3.40; spring specials,
11.30) spring patents, 13.5Oft3.S0; spring
straights. $3.103.80.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 8H(,c: No. 3, 76U
SO'io; No. 2 red. Hic '
OATS-No. 2, 47!c; No. 2 white, 49tfc; No.
3 white, 49650c.
UYE No. 2. fi7Wc.
HARLEY Kalr to choice malting; 5gG3c.
E EDS No. 1 tlnx, $1.(W; No. 1 north
westuru, $1.7fil.70V4: prima timothy, 16.55.
Clover, contract grade, 110.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 116.80
C10.90. Lard, per 100 lbs.. 19.82Wi.9.85.Short
rlb.'i sides (looso), 18.4W8.65. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). !7.37S7.fX: BhoVt clear
Bides (boxed), 18.SMf8.ll5.
WJIIBKY-I3aslsTof high wines, 11.32.
Tho following were the receipts and ship-
meitm 01 grams yoiruy;
Articles.
Klour. bbls,.,
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu...,.,
Oats, bu ,
Rye, bu
1111 ney, nil...
Receipts. Shipments.
.., 39.000
... 91.000
...184,000
...191,000
... 14.000
,v 63,000
35,000
61,000
232,000
3.000
35,000
' On the Produco exchange today the but
tor market was steady; creameries, 15$2
21'.4c; dairies, 14!ftI0c
dUJ'.ic
Cheese, firm nt in
Eggs, firm; fresh, 25tf29c.
SKW YORK fJF.NEHAI, MARKET.
Qnotntlnna of the nay on Various
Cnniiiiudltlea.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-FLOUR-Rocolpts,
Sn.53.1 bbls.; exports, 12,795 bbls.; while busl
ness was restricted by tho wheat break,
holders remnlncd firm nt old prices: winter
patents. 13.7S4.00; winter straights, !3.R5Ij
3.75; Minnesota patents, 13.fc5Q4.20; Mrlnter
extras, 11.9OQ2.30; Minnesota bakers, 12.957B
3.35; winter low grades, $2.7(K2.SO. Rvo
Hour, firm; fair to good, $3,2013,40; oliolco
to fanov. 13.&0H3.7B.
CORNMEAL Firm; yellow western, $1.39;
i-iiy, iiitLiiuy wiiin, o.ujiu'j. id,
RYE Easy; No. 3 wostern. 77Kc, f. o. b.,
iiiiutbi., nmiu iiviiu u. i. i. cariois.
iiAiiiJiii-oieaoy reeaing. 6yeic, c. I. f.,
HufTalo; malting. f.lgtiSo o. 1. f. Iluffalo.
WHEAT-Recolpts, 3,800 bu.j exports.
f. 0. b afloat; No. 2 red, SSic, elevator;
No, 1 northern. Jiuluth, 89,,c, f. o. b., nllont;
No. 1 hnrd. Dulutn. 95Vc. f. o. h.. ntinnt
Ojitlons turned rather wean today, suffer
ing from extensive profit-taking, unsatis
factory English cables, foreign selling and
1 less native demand from outsiders: Hnnc.i
weak at UfO not decline. March, S8;iff9Uc,
closed nt 8&v;c; May, KSMiliSD 3-lGc, clusod at
Wio: July, MHiWic closed at 87Hc.
CORN Receipts, 7,000 bu.; exports, 136
bu. Snot, eauy; No. 2, 71c, olevafor, nnd
IlHc, f. o. b afloat. Tho option market
lost much of vesterdav's advnnen thmmrli
bearish cables, mora liberal country offer
ings and local realizing, and closed weak
nd io net lower. January, 704i97MiCr
jioHon in i7ci .aiuy, , ustriino, cioseu at
ho! Julv closed at TOUe.
OATS Receipts. 8,700- bu.; exports, 7.220
?u. . Bpoi, iiriu; eta, .. mc; ino. a, wc mo,
whlto, 65.;; No. 2 whlto, BJJ57iio; track,
MtyU59c; track, mixed western, 53&53sC
Optiotie fa.'rly'actlvo and u shade easier,
ivlth corn.
HAY Steady; shipping, 60363c; good to
l nice, sjftawc. '
. crop, llitjlBHo; 1900 crop, SSlIo; 1S99
, uuvu: j'acino coasi, iwi crop, 1IM15C
cuip. S12o: 1899 crop, 6g9o.
MDE8 Hleudv: Galveston. 20 tn " ll
, California. 21 to 25 lbs., lgc; Texas
k . , 21 to 30 lbs., 14Hc.
LEATHER Stedy; hemlock sole., nuo
"us Ayres, light to heavyweights. 2502GUc
WO(JI Dull J domestic fleece, 85028c;
1 muiiu. .
PROVIHIONS-Heef. nutot: famllv. ill fo
li 12.50; mesa. fO.WtlOM: beef hams, . 120.00
u.t.uo; pacKnc, iu.ixgiu.ou; city, extra mala
mess, in.WI19.00. Cut meats, dull; pickled
Denies, soivc; picaien snouiaers, be
.i,!.!,l vm,!, 9v,fioc, Lard, easier; con.
Ifnent-'tlO-JS: western steamed. 110.lo4Tl0.ls
South Amortca, ill; compound, IS.oiyfA
1 hard, 81Ao; No. 1 northern, 7Hoi No. 2
northern, 72il072?ic. ,
FLOt'H-Elrst patents, 14.10JM.20; second
tiatents. tl.0MM.l0i first clears. 13.OOtf3.10:
second, clenrs, $2 30.
URAN-Ill bulky 17.
IMillndeljihln Pt'odnce ainrkel.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 7. BUTTER
Steady and fair demand; fancy western
creamcrx. 25W1T26C: fancy nearby prints,
29c.
Enn Firm: fresh nenrbv. 30c! fresli
western, 30c: fresh southwestern, 30c; fresh
southern. 27c.
CHEESE Firm! Now. York run creams,
fancy, small, lPic: New York full creams,
fair to choice, 9Hyilc.
Condition of Trade anil. ltiotntlons
on Nlnple nnd Knncy Produce.
EOOS-Recelpts, light: fresh stock, 22c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, h'6.1c old
roosters, 34c; turkeys, "f(9c: ducks nnd
geese, 707!ic: spring chickens, per lb., 7
V4c. 1
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, HW12c;
ducks, 8i4ff9c, gceso, SVfcffOc; spring chick
ens, 8ifI9c: hens. 8&8HC.
BUTTER Common to fair, 16c: choice
dairy. In tubs, I5T17c: separator, 23ft2lc.
FROZEN FISH-Block bass, ISc: white
bass, 10c: blucflsh, 12c; bullheads, 10c: bluo
fins, 7c; buffaloes. 7c; catfish, 12c; cod, 10c;
cranples, 11c: halibut, lie; herring, 6c; had
dock, 9o; pike, 8c: red snapper, 10c: ml
mon, 12o; sunflsh. 6c: trout, 9c: whltcflsh,
8c; pickerel, 6c; fresh mackerel, each, 201?
OYSTERS Mediums, per can, 22c; Stand-
nms, per cnn. 26c; extra seieqts, per can,
33c; New York counts, por can, 40c; bulk
Standards, per gal., ll.S,il.25; bulk extra
selects, $1.60Jfl.65i bulk Ncy York c,ounts,
per gnl 11.76.
PIOEONS-Llvc, per dor., C9c.
VEAL CI16ICC, 61 8c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole,
snlo liny Dealers' association: Choice tip
land, $9: No. 2 upland, 18: medium, $7 50;
coarse, $7. Rye straw, $5.50. These prices
nro for hay of good color nnd quality.
Demand fnlr. Receipts, 12 cars.
CORN-New, 61c; old. 6ic.
HRAN-423. '
OATS-52C.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Homo grown. $1: northern,
$1.10; Salt IJiftc, $1.10; Colorado, $1.10.
CARROTS Per bu., 60c.
HEET8-t.I'cr 14-bu. basket. 30c.
TURNIPS Per bu.. 60c; Rutabagas, per
100 llw., $1.25.'
PARBNIPS-Pcr bu., COc.
CUCUMHERS-Hothouse. per dor.., $1.75.
LETTUCE Head, per bbl., $6.50; hot
house lettuce, per doz., 23c.
PARSLEY Per doz., 25c.
RADISHES Per doz., 26c.
SWEET POTATOE8-IIomc grown, por
lb;, 2Hc; Kansas, per bbl., $.1.25.
CAIUIAQE Holland seed, crated, l&c.
CAULIFLOWER Per crate,i$2.75.
ONIONS-Spanlsh, per crate, $2; Michi
gan, red, or yellow, 3o per lb.
CELERY California, 40B75c.
FRUITS.
APPLES Ben Davis, per bbl., $4.60;
Wlncsaps, $5; Jonathans, $a.50; Bcllcllowrrs,
per box, $1.75.
PEARS Vlkcrs, 12.25; Lawrence, $2.2.5
2.60.
ORAPES-Malagas. per keg, 15.506.50.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., 17.6Of8.00; per
crate. 12.75.
NAVY BEANS Por bu.. $2.15.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California nnvals, 12.75J(3.00;
budded. 12.50.
LEMONS Fancy, 13.50JJ3.75; choice, $3.C0
Q3.25.
' BANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
2.25f2.75.
FIGS California, new cartons, $1; Im
ported, per lb., 12(2fl4c.
DATES Pqrslans, In 60-lb. boxes, per lb.,
B&c; Salrs, Be.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Now crop walnuts, No. 1 sdft
shell, Pr lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb., ll'ic;
No. 2 soft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, 9c;
Brazils, per lb., 14c; filberts, per lb., 13c;
almonds, soft shell, 17c, hard shell, 15c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa-
nuts, ner'twt., d; cnesmuis, i.-c.
HOiNlSY Per iH-Bccuon case, .i.bu.
CIDER Nchawlia. per bbl.. 13.25: Now
York. $3.50.'
POPCORN Per id., 6C.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6c: No. 2 green. 5c:
No. 1 salted, 70; No. 2 salted, U?4c; No. 1
eul cair, & to ni ids., c ino. z veal cair,
n ir 11. - ta. v.i.ia sann,
AM KJ 44. 4,'n., IV., Ui 414UV.9f Of 4UU . DliyL',
pelts, 25027c, horse hides, $1.602.25.
St. I.ouls (Irnln and Provision.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7. WHEAT-Lower; No.
July, 82Hc; May, 89)i(g69Tic; No. 2 hard, hi
oc.
CORN Lower: No. 2 casn. 68c: track, osc:
May, 69c; July, SHc.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash, 4S4c: track,
49WS50c; May, 48'ic- July, 40c; No. 2 white,
MKCIWMC.
RYE Dull nt 6)c.
FLOUR Dull; reel winter patents, U.mt
20: extra fancy und straight. 13.60fia.SO:
clear, X3.'.w3.aa.
HKKua Timotny, nommany nt jB.uojjc.30.
CORNME,L-Stcady nt 13.25.
BRAN unsettled: sacked, cast, track.
11.10.
HAY Steady; timothy. 1U.0OS15.O0;
prairie, jiu.wun.w.
PROVISIONS Pork,, lower: Jobbing,
$16.40. Lard, lotfcr at '19.57V4. Dry sa t
meats tnoxcu), steaay; .extra snort ana
clear ribs. $8.75: clear sides. $9. Bacon
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, $9.62; clear
riDB, iu.vd; ciear siaes, ju.bKi.
iVHiHK.y eteaay, i.3.'.
IRON COTTON TIE8-95C.
BAGOING-40Uc.
iri?ID TUflMlLl. '
METALS Lead, lower at $3.8iW. Snelter'.
firm at 14.20 bid.
poultry Hteaay: cnicgens. sc: turKcys.
d . j .... i . e r.m m-- t. r
OVi UUUKD. WmVIU. 4JCCDC, OUW,
BUTTER steady: creamery. :0M25Uc:
dairy, uxa'auc.
Euua Migner at sic.
tl tViPTUTQ CTImi.- IMA M.I. . 4
. 4J 4.-.VU.. ,,VW lIIIPi. WIIL'Ul.
lliOO bu.: corn, 82,000 bu.; oats, 91,000 bu.
Hitii'MiuiNTB viour, lv.wy ddis.; wncat,
ii,wv du.; corn, vt.uuu uu.; oais, ij.iw uu.
Liverpool Drain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. ' Jan. 7.-WHEAT-8i.ot.
firm; No. 2 red, western, wlrtcr, 6s 3d: No.
1 northern. SDrlnc. 6s 3d: NT. 1 Callfornln.
6s 6d; futures, qulot; March, 6s 4'td; May,
6s 4Vd.
VVllil OlIUU 4414, Villi IIIIACUj UHI,
steady, 6h sv;d; futures nrm: February, cs
Wi: .Mnrcn, os iun: aiuy,- os iviu. -
i" jam-uanniiinn. nrm. ih iki.
FIX)UR St. Iouls fancy winter, .firm.
7s 9d.
HOPS At London tpacino coast), steady.
3 3siiT3 6s.
PROVISIONS-Pork. Arm; prlmo western
mess, 27s Gd. Lard, steady; American re
rtned. In nnlls. 49s 6d: urlmo western, in
tierces, 49s 3d. Ilnms, short cut, 14 to 16
lbs., steady, 4ss. Hacon, cumberlnnil cut
.'U 10 M ins,, quiet, lis ihi; snort rins, iu to
1 I 14... ..4n...l. Jt!n 4T.I I...... f.. n. ,1.11....
1 lUllt, H4VII1I7, VII, IUIIH 4.ICIII I1IIIIUIUB,
. . i . . ... n i ,...A4 I.1n i' 1 . I - ,
llglll, 4.0 IU .It lUfl.t I11I1UI, tun ui, IUI1K Lirar
middles. Heavy. iSi to 40 IDS., unlet. 4Ss:
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs,, quiet, 44s 6d;
clear ueuies, it 10 id ius,, quiei, ws,
Shoulders, sqiiaro cut, 11 to 20 lbs.1 40s
CHEESE Firm; finest American whlto,
49s: finest American colored, 49s.
UUTTKii atcnuyj goou united utatcs,
0s.
ltccclnts of wheat during the lust three
days, U3S.000 centals,- including jivj.uw Amer
lean.
Receipts bf Amerlcnn corn during tho
last threo days, centals.
Knusns City nrnliTand Provisions.
, KANSAS CITY, Jnn.v 7. WHEAT May,
b.'Hc; jtuy, si'ic; ciibii, no - naru, Hi',i
io. a. sio: No. 2 red. 92c no. a. !lwic.
CORN January, U7c: May, C3o: ensh
No. 2 mixed, 68c; No. 2 white, iiVi5J69?ic
no. a. tuc.
OATS-No, 2 wnlto. 4SiiS549t4c,
RYE No. 2. eiUfitHUcf
HAY-Cholee timothy, IH.OOQH.dO; choice
prairie. $13.00fl 13.60,
BUTT.ER-Creamory, lSQ22c; dairy, fancy,
EGGS Lower! fresh Missouri and Ivnn
sas stock quoted on 'chanse at 25c dozen
Iobb off, cases returned; new whltowood
cases Included, 25i4c.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 4,800 bu.; corn, 92,800
uu.; onis, 4y,uij mi.
BiuPMENTH wneat. 22,400 bu.; corn
u.iuu uu.; oats, s.wo du.
Toledo (irnln nutl Hred.
TOLEDO. Jan. 7.--VHEAT-Lower; Jan
Hurt' an, I T , . . (uln
CORN January, H5c; May, CSc.
04VT8-January. 48c: May. 48Vtc.
8HEDS-Clover, Arm; January, $6
Minneapolis Wheat, Floor and rlraq
MINNEAPOLIS. Jnn. 1 WHUiT-Tnh
,7SHc; May, 7ticj July, SOHc; on Uack, No,
MllvnttiUee (irnln Mnrkrl,
MILWAUKEE. .Int.. 7. WHEAT Lower:
No. 1 northern, 80'481c; No. 2 northern,
9!4fiW3: .May, 83Sc. .
u ii'irm; no. i, viiw.
BARLEY Firm: No.T2 6IUc: sample.
65jilV4c
iv-iiiKf r... cnttn
J s 4 . 4.4I4J, UI'WI
MOVEMEXTS OF STOCKS AMI nOMlS.
(lencrnl Mtnckn Experience Reaction
nnd Co Mown Rapidly.
NEW YOnlf. Jnn. 7 Tlin Rtoek market
beenmo decidedly reactlonnry today. United
States Steel stocks wcro still tho rallying
point for tho bulls and wcro dcnlt In to
an enormous extent. Tho rest of tho mnr-
ket kept skipping away, and gained mo
mentum oiy tho downwnrd grade. Thco
was ii bull demonstration In Sugar In the
midst of the session which carried It up
tiolnts. The movement was apparently
based on tho actlvo agitation In behnlf of
Cuban reciprocity nnd the entry of Cuban
sugar free of duty. Amalgamated Copper
was notably firm on tho rally In tho copper
market In London. Both of these stocks
yielded, however, beforo tho closo. There
was n rather palpable effort to Induce
speculation Into the Industrials, whllo the
railroads wcro sold to take prollts. .Tho
United Steel stocks wcro made tho leaders
on tho strength of the general expectation
that a variable showing of earnings would
be made at tho day's meeting of directors,
which was not ncid until .niter tne maricet
had closed. Tho extreme advance hi tho
common stock only reached half, and In the
preferred ?i wnen it negnn to surter in
common with tho rest of tho list. Tho
common stock was carried Hi tinder last
night and the preferred t. With this de-
voioiimeni tne reactionary tendency oi me
mnrket was practically uncontested. The
stocks of tho various express companies
mado notnblu advances, reaching 10 points
iu American nnd Hi In United States Ex
press, with no other explained cause than
the extra dividend disbursements and large
business. Tho Inclination to sell stocks
seems to bo based on general considera
tions of distrust of tho money outlook nnd
of tho present high level of prices. Net
losses of between 1 nnd 3 points are quite
genurnl among prominent stocks,
Tho i bond market wus affected by tho
weakness of stocks. Total sales, par value,
$3,750,OuO. aovcrnment bonds wcro all un
changed on the last call.
tiio commercial Advertisers ixjnuon
financial cablegram says: The stock mnr
ket today was Inactive, but Jinn. Copper
shares were strong. Jtlo tlntos rose to
40Vi. Anacondas to 6 7?16 nnd Copper to
47U, n ton. Tho American denartment was
sluggishly hard, with United States Stcol
strong on American and continental orders.
New yorK uougut iteauiug. imports in
creased M per cent. Tho year's exports
Increased 3V4 per cent. Imports unchanged.
Pnrls exchange, 25.11; Berlin, 26.15.
Thn following nro tha cioslnc Drlcta on
tho New York Stock exchunge:
79;So. Pacific 60V4.
9tt So. Railway 33H
lOGi do pfd 93
imvi lexns i' 29k
.lllH.
. 85
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & O.
do pfd
Can. Pacific .,
Can. Southern
Villi's. CC Willi!..... 1171
Chicago &TA 36
do pfd 77
Chicago, I. & L.. 31Vi
uo pru iti
Chicago & E. I..135fv
Chicago a. W.... 23
do 1st nfd 84
do 2d pfd 45W
C.-& N. W 210(J
C, R. I. Sc P 155',i
Chlcaco T. & T.. 16
do nfd i.. 31 Amal. Conner
C. C. C. & St. L.. 97 lAmer. C. Ac F
Colo. Southern .. 15i do pfd
do 1st prd...... 61'i'Am. Lin. Oil...
.ln .1., ..4-.1 'lv:4-. I .In
1IU .14 41111. ... 074 444 ,1 1 44 ......
Del. & Hudson. ..lSlVilAmcr. S. & R.
Del., L. & W....237 I do pfd
Denver & R. G... 44i4'Ana. Mln. Co..
do pfd 92 IHrk. Rap. Tr..
Erie 42iVcolo. F. & 1...
do 1st pfd i.iiii.uon. uan
do 2d Dfd 60 Con. Tob. nfd.
Gt. Nor. pfd 187H'Oen. Electric .
hock, valley .... euu (iiucone uugar
uo pia iiocKing uoni
II ino s. central ..139 int'n'l Paner
jowa uenirai .... J
do pfd 73
L. E. (t AV 69
do pfd .. 12S
T., St. L. & W... 19VS
do prd ,
Union I'aclilo ....loir
do nfd M'i
Wabash iM
do pfd 42U
W. & L. E 18(4
do 2d pfd ?0
Wis. Central .... 20i
UO Did 41
Adams Express,. 200
Am. ExDtvss ....215
U. S. Express. ...100U
Wells-Fargo 192V4
:: m
.. 45(4
.. 96
..Zllt
..116
.. 40
157:
2(1 1 .
do nfd TUT,.
T . I I , n ..... '19
1111 11 1 i-owor .... siVj
Laclede Gas ..J... 93
Nat. Biscuit 4-li
i.uniH. iv iu4ii,,,iuo4 4ui.iuimi i,paa ...aaT,
MiiiiliHttnn L ....135U "National Salt .. 32
Met. St. Ry 162V do pfd 61
Mcx. Central .... 27(4 No. American ... Si
Mex. National"... 15 iPaclflc Coast .... 81
Minn. & St. L....107 li'aciuc Mnll 40
4IU. X'UClllU 1174 UUl,u n uu.l IUJ711
M., K. & T 2 Pressed 8. C Jll
do nfd 62 I do pfd MU
N. J. central 1111 i-uiimnn J', ij 217
N. Y. Central. ...lu uepubllo Steel ... nil
Nor. & west Wi' d pru C9
do nfd
Ontario & W....
Pennsylvania ..
Reading
uo 1st pia....
do 2d nfd....
St. L. & 8. F..
do 1st pfd,...
do 2d nfd....
St. L., a. W....
do fifd
St. Paul
do pfd
. 3U Sugar
,114974
::88S
,. oi
,. 59
,. Mt4
,. 74i
.. 261
.. 58(4
,.16lf(,l
& 1 61(4
I'. Co... 13(4
' ; 73(4
Tenn. C.
U. B. & V
do Dfd
U. 8. Leathor.... 12
uo ptd
U. S. Rubber..,
do pfd
U. S. Steel ,
do pfd ,
Western Union
A. Locomotive.,
do pfd
balances. $:,K6,tM6: posted exchange, 14.84H;
sixiy uiijn, ,sv on ucmann; new iorK
exchange, at par,
BOSTON. Jin 7 nifnrlncs. 12S.ltl.1!
balances, $219U9S.
PINCINNATI lan. Trlnrlnir tl ?!l .
rjoo; money, 4140 per cent; New York ex-
cniuiKCi "i pai.
London Slock Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
.91 1-16 Norfolk & West.
... 9IU do pfd
NO.
Pacific pfd.,
. t2vi Ontario & w....,
.lou Pennsylvania .(.
Cons., money
in account
Anaconda ...
Atchison ....
rln Did 4.
llnltlmore & ().... 109 ltendlnE ...
Canadian Paclftc.119 1 do 1st pfd
Ches. & Ohio 48i' do 2d pfd
unicago i. 4?4 so. iiauway.....
y.t .ii. 01. 1 -....nt 1 uu iuii...... 40 4
Denver u. u... 46W Bouincrn rncillc. J4
Erlo 4l(ii do pfd d:(k
do 1st pfd. ... 76(s U. S. Steel 4S
no pro
, 60
,102
, 36(4
, 77(i
, 42 i
, 33(?
. l ,
do 2d tifd M
Illinois Central, ..141
Louis. A Nash. ...110
M.. K & T J7V4
4IU 1144. ...... .... 474
Wabash 23(4
do pfd 44(4
flnanlsh 4s... 77
do pfd t4 Hand Mine 11U
N. Y. Central 172V4 DoBcers 42(4
BAR SILVER Dull! 25 ll-lttd per ounce"
, MONEY 2Jj 24 per cent. Tho rate of dls
count In the oDen mnrket for short bills
Is 334 per cent: for threo months. 3Jf3i4
per cent.
Xrvr York Mining Shares.
. mi 1 . 4mn . - 1 1
,4e.w x.i, jnn. i.-ino lonowing are
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Little Chief
Ontario
10
S50
Adams Con
jiii;i; i4. ......... ... o .
Brccco 75 Ophlr 1 85
HrunswicK uon... 10 iPhoenix s
uom. Tiinnci 314 rotosi
Con. Cal. & Va...l60
Deadwood Terra. 0
Horn Silver 190
Iron Silver 60
Lcadvlllo Con i
Savage .........
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
11
, fi
20
40
250
Foreign Flnnnclal.
LONDON. Jnn. 7 With hn nrVilttnn nf
.6,000.000 In government dividends, the sup
ply 01 money in the marKet today was
abundant, In splto of further heavy repay
ments ,10 1110 natiK of England, Discounts
had an easier tendency and were expected
to continue the same. Business on the
Stock exchange began with a fairly pood
tono, but tho transactions were Inconsider
able. Prices became somcwhnt firmer and
business wns Increasingly nctlvc late In
tho, afternoon, especially In the Kaffirs sec
tion, which lirrnmn n tnnsM of - ilensnly
nncked, struggling and shouting Individuals.
'flirt!. Wnfn I tl.,n. A .. H I ..
...4.4U 1.V44J bVII4-114l I I I U I 4. II 4 I U 1 1 n III llll 111'
clplcnt boom. Charters wcro promlnontly
pushed to f hu front on buying for Paris and
America. Eust Rands wero tho feature.
(lllt-edged securities were rnther easier,
owing to lack of business. Homo rails
wcro firm, with a fractional Improvement,
hardened later with fair dealings, and
closed quiet and steady. Rio tlntos wero
bought by Pnrls. Copper hardened slightly,
closing nt 4714. South Americans recovered.
Grand .TrunKs wero weak. Gold premiums
nro quoted at 138.60 nt Buenos Ayres, 33.60
ut Madrid, 31 at Lisbon nnd 1.45 at Rome.
PARIS, Jnn. 7. Prices were buoyant on
tho bourse today, tho news that Argentine
nnd Chile had agreed on tho wording of tho
arbitration protocol affecting nil depart
ments. Argentines and Brazilians rose.
Spanish 4s nnd Italians advanced sharply.
Rentes were very firm and were Inactive
demand for Investment. Spanish rails re
covered. Sosnovlc was weak.. Metropoli
tans were calm. Thomson-Houstonn ngaln
advanced. Rio tlntos recovered sharply
from tho start, owing to the payment of
dividends. DoBeers wero firm. Kaffirs
were well supported. Three per cent rentes,
lOOf 52',5c for tho account. Exchange on
Ixmdon, 25f 14V$o for checks. Spanish 4s,
71.60.
BERLIN, Jnn. 7. Operators on the
bourse today wero favorably disposed to
transact business, owing to tho news from
Buenos Ayios regarding Argentine and
Chile having agreed on the wording of tho
arbitration protocol. Internationals were
nil hnrder. Iron shnres were animated and
harder on endeavor to establish a conven
tion between the owners of bar Iron works
nnd others for the maintenance of prices.
Bank shares wero Arm. Canadian Paclflca.
were In demand on Iindon nccount. Ex
chnngo on London, 20m 41Upfgs for checks.
Discounts for short bills, 2 per cent; for
three months' bills, 2 per cent
Jan. 1
Jan. 2.,..
Jan. 3.,..
Jan. 4....
Jan. 6....
Jan. 6....
Jan. 7....
Condition of Ike Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Today' state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
rescrvo In tho division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, 1174,145,-
iw; goia; ?ii.',.ui,487.
81V4
Ji
61
45
Ex-dlvldend. Offorcd.
New York Money .Market.
14 t . 1 ".-nt.r T .. m 1 1 .-.r 4 ii
iii'iii i vjiwv, .inn. i, diunr, x uu cmi,
stoudler at 4!,i6per cent; close, bid nnd
offered, 4SI6 per cent; prlmo mercantile
paper, 6Q6(4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm at do-
clinc, with actual uusiness in bankers'
bills nt 14.8U.li4.8U4 for demand and at
14.84H for sixty days; posted rates, $4.85
4.N.8; commercial bills. $4.83, ift 4.84.
B1LVKH liar, b&vic; Mexican dollars,
4iUc. ,
BONDS Government, steady: state. In
active ; railroad, heavy.
The closing quotations on Donas ar at
follows:
U. 8. ref. 2s, reg.lOS(i
do coupon
do 3s, rcg
do coupon
....lOSj
107
....1US
I
do new 4s, reg.l39U
do coupon itttvi
do old 4s, reg...!!!'
do coupon
do 6s, rcg.
....111
107N
B 4" i
iln counon 107'!
Atch. gen. 4s 103'4
do adj. s jt
Bal. & O. Is 103V4
do aft
iln ronv. 4s 106i,i
Canada So. 2s. ...HOW
C. of G. Bs 107
' An lot Inn i J7U
Ches. & O. 4HS...107
C & A. 3V48 8IH1
C. B..& Q. n. 4s.. 96(,
C) M ft a I' K. 4S.JIU
L. & N. unl. 4s. ..101
Mex. Cen. 4s 8314
do 1st Inc 32'
Minn. & St. L. 43.101
M., K. & T. 4s.... 98H
do 2s 83(4
N. Y. Central 1S.102V4
do gen. 3Us 101
N. J. C. g. Ss 132H
No. Pacific 4s 104vi
do 3s 73s,
N. Sc W. con. 4S..102V4
Rending gen. 4s.. 9:,
Ht l.it 1 M c. 68.118
St. L. & S. F. 4s.. 98
St. L. Southw. Is. 97
do 2s ., mi
. A. 4t A. I'. 4s 87-4
80. Pacific 48,,... 93
So. Railway 6s.. ..121
Tex. & Pao. 1S...H9V4
T., St. I.. & W. 4s 8314
t'otton Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7.-COTTON-Spot,
fair demand: nrlces steady: American mid
dling, 4 1532d. The sales of the day were
10,000 bales, of which 500 wcro for specula-
lion' anu export ana uiciuuea ,wo Ameri
can. Receipts, 7,400 bales, all American.
Futures opened easier and closed steady;
American middling g. o. c, January,
4 24 64d, buyers; January and February,
4 2l-6ld, buyers; February and March,
4'23-6ld. buyers: March and April. 4 63-64d.
buyers: April and May. 4 23-64JH 24-C4d. sell
ers; May and June, 4 23-64SN 24-64d, buyers;
June and July, 4 23-64JH 24-64d, buyers; July
una August, 4 z3-ihi zt-tHii, ouyers; au
miHt nnd Sentember. 4 20-Gld. buyers.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-COTTON SnoL
nnlnl 1.11. tnn.A ml,l,tllnff linlnnda D V.lfi,'
1 J I, ' ' 1 , 4-4U4J IU', II . ,1444444.4, 44 ,1. (44. Un, U'.UV,
middling guir. s t-ibc; sales, nt oaics. inx
tures cioseu oaroiy, steaay; January, i.ioc;
February, 7.78c; March. 7.85c; April. 7.90c;
May and June. 7.93c: July. 7.95c: August.
7.82c; HcpicmDor, 7.eoc; uctoDcr, i.wc.
NuW UllLilANH. jnn. I ."-LUTTU IN
Quiet; sales, 2,660 balos; ordinary, 670;
rood ordlnnrv. 6T4c: low middling. 7 7-16c:
middling, 77c; good middling, 8c; middling
lUir, O I-4D4J, I i;4.4JIlla, -Villi 4JI444.0 , O 4IJUI4.,
3lo.80.t bnles. Futures, nulct: January. 7.61
tOT.uzc: I'oDruary. 7.iH'a7.tc: iwarcn, i.7up
7.7Zc; April, 7.740'7.76c: May, 7.79JTJ.huc; June,
7.81(a7.83c: Julv. 7.86fff7.87c.
ST. LOUIS. Jnn. 7. COTTON Quiet.
I-I60 lower; middling, 713-16c: sales, 375
bales; receipts. H.bnz Dales; snipmcnts, 7,188
oaies; siock, bi,w Daies.
GAIlVESTON. Jan. 7,-COTTON-Steady
Jit 7T4C.
Wool Market.
ROSTON. Jan. 7. WOOL Tha market
nreRontn fnw new features this week, con
dltlons as n whole ruling strong, with gen
nrnl business nulet: nriccs for wool are
firm, and wnne few large loans are Deinj
boiu, rormer quotations are iirmiy main
tained. Territory wools continue to head
thn list of sales: rood lots of flne medium
aro yet selling on the scoured bnsls of 42.P
43c, witn nno at oinitc, ana stanio woois
at 4748c. Oregon continues steady on the
basis of 414(H2c for medium flne; Valley,
3536c, and staplo at 46f(4Sc. Fleece wools
aro ,held firm, but sales ore moderate;
Ohio washed, delaine, is quoted at amssvac.
with Homo iwiiiiinir at z:ic. wnuo A.v am
above, Ohio, Is quotablo at 2(Vrt26V4'c. Mich
igan wools hold about 20o for quarter
bloods. Australian wools are quoted:
Quarter-blood, 38c; clean, three-eights
blood, 46'M8c;' Llncolns, 32cj' merinos, stt
per'comblng, 7072c, and good at 6tvg68c
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7 WOOL Firm but
unchanged: medium grades, 13fn7V4c; light
flne, jZyimsc; heavy nne, unitize; iud
washed, iiy.ic. 1
C & N W c. 7s.. .140 Union Pacltlo 4s,.10l4
C. R. I. & P. 4s...l057;l do conv. 4s...,..l0t.i44
CCC & 8 L g. 4s. 104 Wabash Is 118y
unicago rer. is., m uo -.-s 11.
f'olo. So. 4s 92V do dob. B fix;
IX & R. G. 4s.... 101(4 West Shore 4S....1127.
Erlo prior 1. 4s... 99(4 W, & L. E. 4s.... 92
I "... 4n LH. H'l..1 !..... 1 1 .. ...
UU H'll. IB....... 0,1741 44 in. itlllllill in.. OJ
F. XV r & D. C. 18.10S Coil. Tob. 4s W
Hock. Vah 4Vs..,107,il
IloMlnn Stock limitations.
BOSTON, Jan. 7.-Call loans, 4,40514 per
cent; timo loons, 4Q6 per cent. Olllcial
closing;
Atchison 4s 103
Gas Is K!
Mox. uen. a jjvj
N. fi. U. 4IU-.4
Atchison 7914
do pfd iuu
Boston & A 262U
BOston & Mo 131(4
linfltnii I'ievaieu.itiu
N Y.'N II & II. .211,4
FItchburg pfd. ...144
Union Paclllc ... .HAH
Mex. Central .... 27'i
Amer. Sugar .....llgVi
do pfd 115V4
Amer. T. & T 160i,4
Dom. I. & S.... 28(4
Gen. Electric ....279
Mass. Electric... .UK
do pfd ... 93V4
N. U. iV -.... E4
United Fruit Wl
U. 8. Steel 43
do pfd 96
Adventure 19T4
niioiiez z
Amalgamated ....
linitlc. 36V4
Ulnghnm ,. 21
Cal. & Hecln... j..6mi
Centennlnl 12V
4. upper jiiiiigo
Dom. Coal
Isle Royulo .,.
Mohawk ,
Parrot
S5V4
, 66(4
. .1
. 30
.260
iQulncy ,..
4 8nnta Fe oCp..,
inmaracK
Trlmountnln ...
Trinity, 14V4
United States .... ul
utah ;;. yt
Winona 1(4
Wolverine 49(4
Hank Clearings.
OMAHA, Jan. 7. Bank clearings today,
$1,166,544,28; corresponding day last year,
$1,159,699.61: decrease, $3,053.23.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7. Clearings. !9.4M'i.v
balances, $1,426,602; New York exchange,
lOo premium.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Clearlngs, $39,629,.
ill; iHiianees. id,;!,!'.'..
BALTIMORE. Jan. 7.-Clearlngs, $4,725,
13; balancos. $653,105; money, 6fii per cent
PHILADELPHIA, .Jan. 7, Clearings.
$21,410,747; balances, $2,929,622; money, 6 per
cent.
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Clearlngs. $21,0,80:;
CofTee Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-COFFEE-Spot,
Rio. dull: No. 7 Invoice, ftfirtvic; Cordova,
7(45rllc. Futures had an active day, with
the bear forces in control from tho stnrt.
Tho market opened steady at a decline of
10 points, resulting from local and foreign
liquidation, prompted by weak European
cables and under steady pressure from tho
bear contingent, who again took advantage
of tho absence of support from tho metal
cllnuo to nound nrlces. Tlint they wero
successful is shown by the decline at tho
close of tho dny or WuM points; no cauies
cumo from Brazil on account of a holiday;
trading wus unusually heavy on the break,
total sales amounting to 78.760 bags. In
cluding: Jnntinry, 6.Oi.j6.45c; March, 6.50
6,60c; May, C.65Jf6,75o; June, 6.80c; July.
6.856.95c: September, 7.00Jf7.15c: October;
7,107. 15c; November, 7.20o; December,
7.iUC.
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Imj liiiipti f Cattlt) ana Trtdo RiU
Bltw with Frltii Ltwir.
18 DROf IN THE TRICE OF HOfil
flood Demand for Sheep and I.ainlis,
but Owing to Lower Prices nt
Other Points Market XS.nn Also
Lower at South Omaha.
SOUTH O.mAhA. ,Jnn. 7.
Receipts nri-! Hnttle. ltoirs. Shecu.
Oniclnl .Monday 3,901 7.163 2,340
Olllclnl U-uesduy 6,70.' 13, hW 3,2i5
Two it .1 v.i this week.... 9.IW.I 20.7U3 6.616
Same davs last week.... tt.atifi io.'M) 6..i75
Same week before 4,661 20,512 3,7iO
Uamo three wteKs ago,.. b,5lJ 17.M8 4,241
Same four weeks ago,... 8,146 22,162
Same days last year 4,w4 14.UM 9,v6l
Average pt'icu paid for nogs ut .soiun
Omaha the pa.it several days with comparisons:
Date. I 1901, 1900.lS99.lS9S.1897.189.m5.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Deci
Dec.
Dec,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
16...
If...
17...
18...
II...
20...
21...
22...
23...
24...
2J...
26...
27...
28...
29...
80...
31...
2H!
0 Ji
26UI
u
04
01
0
0.HI
1 4
6 35W
6 27HI
4 14
4 s3
f ill
4 ii
4 81
4 0
4 86
4 89
4 83
4 77
4 81
i 90
3 5 3 27
4 01
I
3 IS
3 II
3 14
4 01
4 02
4 04
4 11
I 09
4 14
4 16
4 14
3 301
3 21
3 21
3 28
i 32
3 34
3 37
3 47
3 60
3 44
3 48
3 45
3 45
3 51
$ 24
3 KM
ill
3 31
3 33
3 '
2 24
3 21
3 26
3 3 i
3 30
3 31
3 3S
? HI '
3 111 .1 Ji
3 17
3 16
3 18
3 IT
3 14
3 1?
3 19
3 20
I
3 24
1 18
3 15
a 40
3 34
3 31
4 31
V
3 27
3 31
3 30
3 33
3 34
3 41
3 17 3 39
Date. I 1902. 1901.lfo.U99.lS93.1897.lsn6.
6 20
6 22
6 1SJ,
6 23T
6 23i
4 95 4 21 3 42
4 96 4 33 3 57
4 95 4 29 3 67 S 48
6 02 4 27 3 44 3 41
6 04 4 37 3 47 3 38
4 35 3 48 3 39
5 00 3 42 3 40
3 IS
3 17
3, 25
3 27
3 29'
3 18
3 49
3 '43
3 46
3 61
3 63
3 48
Indicates Sunday, Indicates holiday.
The .ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Catt e. Hoks. Shoep.II'rs.
C. M. & St. P 5 9 .. 1
Wabash 6 1
Missouri Pacific s t .. ..
Union Pnclllc System 33 :.. 1
C. & N. W 5 21 1
V.. E. & M. V 48 46 4
C, St. P., M. & 0 39 t 17
B. & M M 22 9 1
C, Ji. & Q 11 5
u., Jt. j, i'., cast., iu id J
C, R. I. St P., wist.. 1 1
Illinois Central 3 8
Totnl receipts 235 173 18 2
The dlsDosItlon of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buyec purchasing the num.
ber or ncad indicated:
Buyers. cattle. llogB. ancep.
Omaha Packing Co 459
Swift and Company 934
Cudahy Packing Co m
Armour & Co a.. 617
Omaha P k'g, from KC. 46
G. H. Hammond Co 502
R. Becker & Degan 1'ti
Benton & Carey 225
W. I. Btenhen 138
William Underwood 53
Livingstone ft Bchnller.. 197
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 40
L. F. Husz 60
II. U Dennis & Co 10
B. F. Hobblck... 3
Other buyers , 689
1,523
2,938
4.014
4,807
'tjiti
1,078
107
1,241
200
743
Total 4,831 13,663 3,358
CATTLE There was the heaviest run of
cattle hero today that has arrived n somo
time past, and as other market were all
quoted lower prices at this point also took
a tumble.- The quality of the offerings
was rather Inferior, which also nnd a bad
Influence on the market.
There with nulls a few comfed steers
Included In the receipts, but none of them
couiu do caueu cnoice. i-iicKers iook no in
fairly well, however, and In a good many
cases sales were made that looked just
about steady with yesterday, in otner in
stances, though, the market was plainly
a dime lower. The better grades, of course,
sold more freeeiy and declined ino least.
Owing to tho liberal receipts and slow
market It was lato before anything like u
clenrance was made.
The cow market was also slow and lower
and prices broke worso tnan on steers, mo
nailer ffmoes said witnnut miicn irouoie at
toady to a shade lower prices, but aside
from those tho market was weak to a dime
lower than yesterday. The greatest decline
was on tno medium graaes, ana in u goou
many rases sales were made that looked
a good deal lower than the same kind sold
lor yesterday.
Bulls and stags also eased off today In
sympathyp with tho decline on steers and
cows. Veal calves held close to steady
where tho quality was good.
Stockers and feeders were In light supply
today and the demand wata sulllclcnt to
take what was offered at good steady
prices. The light cattle, as well as tho
heavyweights, sold freely where the quality
was satisfactory, but cattle of all weights
inovod slowly unless iney wero goou.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 IjUU l III 21 1U7U 10
8...
1...
1...
13...
3...
7...
19...
4.
765 2 75
843 3 40
930 3 50
1130 3 75
879 4 20
946 4 25
690 4 25
1037 4 25
983
4 35
2., 1025 4 35
2.; 1063 4 40
18 1041 4 40
75 917
3..
18..
5 1042
20
Dry Honda Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-DRY G00D8-
Thoro has beon fair bidding by exporters
for heavy brown cottons today, but sellers
lmvo turned most bids down, Home trade
continues dull: prltfes of brown bleached
nnu conrsc-coiored cottons is maintained
the decline In cotton nnoarently being ills.
regarded by sellers of cotton goods; print
cioius are dim but nrm; prims are in
somewnat nottcr demand and nrm: ging'
hams are very Arm: there Is n good de.
mand for silks and tho tone of the market
law strong.
MANCHESTER.. Jnn. 7. Cloths. nulet
and unchanged; yarns; dull; prices In buy
ers' favor.,
Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITY, Jan. 7. OIL Credit balances,
$1.15; .certificates, no bid; shipments, 91.262
bbls.; average, 79,906 bbls,; runs, 77,994 bbls,;
avernge, 67,496 bbls.
TOLEDO. O., Jan. 7.-OIL North Lima,
85c: South Lima and Indiana, 83c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-OII. Cottonseed,
Arm. Roln, steady. Petroleum, dull. Tur
pentine, steady. 39!44i')Oc.
LONDON. Jan. 7.-OIL Calcutta linseed,
spot. 60s 9d. Petroleum. American refined,
615-16d; spirits, 6s 7d. Turpentine spirits,
27s 10(4d
" SAVANNAH, Go., Jan. 7.-OIL Turpen.
tine, Arm, 37',c. Roaln, firm; receipts, 6,70
bbls.
6....
10....
6.,..
10....
4....
26
15
13
1
9
17
6
53
3
1
1
i'.'.y.'.'.'.
6
14
4
4
6
1
6
6..'
4
9
1
3
1
1
7
12
8
o
8.'!!!,..
o
14.
I-::::
2
4
20 ,
12
1
8
4
1
4 45
886 4 50
995 4 60
4 60
956 4 50
.1056 4 60 '
.984 4 65
931 4 70
4.
37
10
34
1
14
6
J"...
18 1070
11 1072 6 00
- 1 1200 5 00
40 1075 5 00
26 1193 6 05
14 1171 6 10
4 1125 6 10
23...
38...
12 1312 6 60
6 1340 6 75
972 4 45
..1217 4 75
..1100 4 75
..1015 4 75
.. 870 4 80
.. 922 4 80
..1160 4 80
..1060 4 80
.1115 4 85
1 83
.1111 6 15
.1349 5 30
"steers And heifers.
..1020 4 25
610 4 20
913 4 30
813 4 30
12
25
21
992 4 35
...1082 4 75
...1063 4.85
COWS.
950 2 00 12
,..1003 2 05
... 941 2 20
,.. 905 2 25
,.. 801 2 25
,.. 756 2 25
... 823 2 26
,.. 450 2 25
...1030 2 23
...1020 2.25
... 850 27W
... 910 2 35
... 955 2 60
... 947 2 60
,..1020 2 50
... 860 2 60
... 906 2 50
... 940 2 60
... 854 2 60
;.. 965 2 00
... 935 2 70
... 970 2 75
... 900 2 75
...1275 2 !)
...1180 2 90
... 845 2 90
... 903 2 90
... 862 2 90
...1170 3 00
...1161 3 00
...1015 3 00
917 3 00
14.
2
1
1
2
4
6
&::::::
13
.. 921 3 00
.. 718 3 00
..1055 , 3 15
.. 890 3 25
.. 870- 3 25
..990 3 25
..1043 3 25
. .lOtiS 3 25
..1270 3 25
..1034
964
8
13..
1..
1..
5
11
16
14
11
3......
1
3 25
3 25
.1023 t 25
.... 9S7 3 30
....1076 3 30
....1200 3 35
....1080 3 40
....1103 3 40
.... 975 3 40
.... 9S5 3 45
.... 869 3 45
. 985 3 60
.1120 3 60
.1032 3 0U
. 74o 3 00
7...
3...
3.:.
12...
6...
si;;;
6...
, f" 3 00
.1040 3 00
.917 3 00
. 856 3 00
.400
. 683
.700 2 90
. 760 3 00
1....
1..
1.
,...1130 2 60
....1250 2 60
1020 2 75
1 1240 2 75
J... 780 2 fl
1 1250 2 83
1 680 3 U0
1 12S0 a 35
1 1760 3 10
1 1370 S 60
1.
16
1
12
2
3
HEIFERS.
60 1
65 1
1
BULLS.
1 ,
1140 3 60
1275 3 60
1095 3 60,
1050 3 60
1126 3 75
lrcu 3 80
983 3 SO
818 3 M
1030 3 85
1105 3 90
.....1110 3 IX)
950 3 95
1000 4 10
1180 4 10
1300 4 23
1310
1....-4I
3!!.'.'.'!
1 ,
4 25
410 ,3 10
660 3 25
970 4 00
....1640 3 60
....1260 3 60
....166., 3 65
.,.,1730 3 75
....1820 3 75
.,..1650 3 80
,...1630 3 85
,...1690 3 90
....16.13 3 90
....1670 3 9y
1....
1....
;:::
1....
1290 3 60
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS,
.. 910 1 50 1.,,.
870 2 15 21...,
760 2 60 1,..,
600 2 60
CALVES.
200 5 50 3....
145 6 25 1....
110. 6 25
stock CAtvna
321 2 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
910 .
731 3 10,
730 3 25
. 140 6 23
. 150 6 25
1
18
3 ,.
3
1
.2...
r
as the morning advanced the mnrket grew
worse instead 01 oeuer. aim aurr ui uin
round the market was 1520c lower, and In
some cases n ouarter lower, Tho boss
changed hands very slowy, and, tu Met,
tile nuiK or tno onenngs wns 111 nrst minus
Until a very late hour. Tho good heavy
weight hogs sold lnrgely from Jn.25, to It.40.
Medium weight hogs sold largely, from
$6.05 to 16.25, and the lighter loads sold from
J6.00 down, ltenresenintivo saics; 1
No. A v. Sh.
M It.) 80
93 115 ...
No.
91., ....165
96
21...
30...
0...
89
158
.180
.18$
.174
.161
87 165
6.1 1S2
87 192
.162
.178
.169
.1S8
.180
.195
70...
87....
101...
91....
04....
87....
79 156
81 177
85 174
67 V)
89 193
31..
64..
88..
65..
81..
9..
90 191
8T 211
.188
.192'
.196
.191
.202
205
40
120
SO
80
40
40
40
120
'46
Si)
80
80
120
SO
80
10)
.235
211
216
241
.215
39.
76.
71.
20.
22
IN 195
79 220
83 206
9 207
29 200
60 201)
40 211
83 220
83 202
82 191
64 216
BHEEP-
40
80
80
AV
72 221
35 265
73 203
87...... 2(0
82 209
67 224
73 212
26 241
43 2.U
n .13.4
81.".... 22!
49 238
73 203
81. .....218
77 208
69 203
86 22S
88 203
86 222
79 240
65 217
85 293
69 2.fl
67... -...272
80 222
61 30J
64 255
93 215
70 251
61 259
73 229
60 270
41 300
61 258
51 277
66 2.17
60 292
69 29 J
60 202
57. .....307
72 22S
59 311
63 28 1
61 297
.;320
Sh. Pr.
... 0 10
... 6 10
6 10
55.
120
'so
120
80
SO
200
40
40
40
40
120
m
ISO
40
40
1W
120
SO
240
160
40
80
SO
40
2CO
10
120
2$0
SO
200
6 10
6 10
6 12(4
6 12',4
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 16
6 15
(i 15
15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 13
6 15
6 15
0 20
6 20
6 20
6 20
6 20
G 20
6 20
fi 20
6 25
6 25
6 25
6 25
6 25
6 25
fl 30
6 30
6 30
6 DO
6 .HI
6 30
6 35
6 35
1! 40
6 45
IT.
5 U)
6
6 75
5 SO
5 90
5 90
5 90
6 90
6 95
5 95
6 95
6 95
6 95
5 93
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 CO
6 00
0 00
0 00
6 00
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 CO
200- 6 07,4
.NO li 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
... 6 10
80 6 10
... C 10
40 6 10
... 6 10
... 6 10
120" 6 10
-Tliero wns 11
and Inmbs here todnv.
wns In good shape, but still the feeling
wns wenk all around owing to the drop In
prices at eastern points. In somo eases
sales wcro made that looked close to
steady, hut In other lustutices thu market
was plainly a dime lower. Tho general
situation could probnbly best be described
by calling the mnrket wenk to. n dime
lower. There were a few feeders offered
that sold readily at good sternly prices.
Quotations! tfhnlre IIbM Wilirlit vnnrltnim
$l.50if4.i6; good to choice medium weight
yearlings, $t.25fil.60; fnlr to good yenrllngs,
J4.0O4? 1.23: choice wethnrs. $4.25'54.W: fnlr to
goou wctners, i.ogi.a; clioico ewes. 3.7:3
4.00; fnlr tii good ewes, $3.50iT3.75( common
owes, $2.75,3.60; choice InmbJ, $5.75fl6.'0;
fair to good Inmbs. J5.E057C.75: feeder weth
ers, $2.75Jf3.0); feeder Iambs, $3.5OJi!.O0. Rep-
1 fsi'iiimivu sales:
No.
1 cull owe ,
10 cull ewes
107 cull owes ,
6 cull owes ,
1 buck ,
1 buck .TT.
635 western ewes
jo western ewes ,
60 western ewes ,
119 western ewes
210 western owes
11 western ewes ,
257 western wethers....
10 cull lumbs
10 cull Inmbs
167 western Umbs
49 western Inmbs
129 native lambs
6 western ewes
224 western yearlings .
3 western ewes
176 Jd'e.i tern ewes
100 cull lambs
13 western lambs
442 western. lambs
fair run of sheen
and tlw ilemnnd
677 2 80 18...' '726 3 70
40 3 00 9 671 3 70
72 3 1 7so 3 75
740 3 . 5 744 3 80
633 3 40 16 . 816 4 00
650 3 M 7 809 4 CO
sso am ' 4 sin am
HOGS Recelnts of hogs were very llhrrai
this morning and the market broke In bad
shape. Other markets wero also quoted a
good deal lower and It was late before
much of anything was don. Packers
ttrUd la bladlnra got4 lOfUo lewtr, but
Av.
. 110
. 90
'. 70
. Ill
. 2Y
. 220
. 96
. 135
. 151
. 125
. 116
. Ill
. 91
. 6.1
. SO
, 93
. 86
. 93
,. 100
,. 91
,. 93
,. 106
,. 67
,. 75
,. 63
Pr.
1 no
2 00
2 3714
3 0)
3 M
3 00
3 35
3 65
3 65
3 70
5 75
4 00
4 25
4 25
4 25
6 70
6 76
6 75
3 75
6 00
3 0)
3 70
4 60
5 65
16 76
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle 'Active, Hogs Lower anil Sheep
- Steady and Lower.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7. CATTLE Receipts,
7,000 head, 560 Texans; active at Monday's
prices; good to prime, ,$6.6O7.60; poor to
medium, $4.tXXfit5.Of stockers nnd feeders,
$2.25t.75; cows, $1.254.90; heifers. $2.60
5.50; canners, $1.252.25; bulls, $2.25(ff 1.75;
calves. 1.1.00ni1.iVli Tr,n , .,..., i
B O- ' ' " 4... 04V14.4, T" it
.2u. ,
HOGS-Rccclpts, 60.000 head; slow and 10
C0o lower: mixed and butchers. $6.00fi6.45:
good to choice heavy, $6.25ii.5774; rough
heavy, $5(6.20; light, $5.95,6.20; bulk of
sales $0.005j6.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBB-'Recclpts, 3,000
head; steady; lambs, 26c lower, than last
week; good to choice, wethers. $4.0001.76;
fair to choice mixed! $3.60N.25; . western
nhecp, $4.00l.75; native lambs, $3.50&'5.85:
western lambs, $5.00ffo.75.
.Official yenterday: Rocelpts, cattlo. 28.468
head; hogs, 49,719 head; sheep, 25,510 head.
Shipments, cattle, 3,746 head; hogs, 4,391
head; sheep, 2,569 head.
Kansas, City. Live Stock Market.;
KANSAS CITY, Jnn. 7. CATTLE Re
colpts, 8,000 natives. 1,700 Texans mid 200
!;?llX.8:i0kor,8 nna 'aers Btcndy, other
cattlo 10i715n lower: choice export and
i'mAr'r''? H,,ecrH' W-W.St.; fair to good.
$4.60flG.50; stockers and feeders. $3.604f4.50
western fed steers. $l.60iG.75: Texns nni
Wlu1,:- ,Vr-Sf'5--5'' Tcxus cows, $1:5
fHi?0: ilfiv?!"?5365-25: dinners, $2.0002.50;
null". .W.0p: cnlves, l3.60iR5.c6. wt"w'
ftiI9GB-ae.ccln,.H.' r?-m market 10f
6.60; heavy, 0-4OJ?0.55; mixed packers. $6.10$
G (Sirli W.2SSI0.10: .Pigs $1.0005.20 W
SHEEP -AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.000
head; mnrket strong to 10c higher: fed
Inmbs, $5.0W5: fed wethers f3 7504.5Ol
yearlings, $4.6Of75.!0; ewes, $3.25liT4.00: culls
and feeders, $2.0003.76.
St. Lnnln Live Stock Mnrket. '
ST. LOUIS, Jon. 7. CATTLE RccelntH
4.100 head Including 2.600 Teinns; mnrket
Rltriv&V,.,a lvo s5lnl,ln "port steers.
frKSvJ dressed beef nnd butcher steers
$4.0O4ti.l6; steers under 1,000 lbs., $3.35105.00
stockers and feeders, $2.405?3.90; cows and
''"M; caAnors ll.606o7bulls
s .!Ki!ln'1 ,m,lan s,cor8. M-SOfP
HOGS- Receipts. 9,500 head; market
ISL lKH..a.n! llfhts, $6.00116.20; packers,
,Sflh& n.H.,,Hhersi -26fi6.60. 4"-Ke'
SHEEP AND .LAMUS-Hecclpts. 1.700
head; mnrket steady to higher: natlvn
muttons. $3.25fJl.fao; lambs, 4.706.15; culls
and bucks, $1.6003.50. 'i0-'". cuus
New York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK, an. 7. BEEVES-Re.
celpts 499 head.' mainly consigned dl7ect:
n2'"Y,'H reported. Exports. 070 beeves
:'nATB,tfSfi a?,d 8'P 'iurtera of beef. V
6. P ' S heaUi veiWW
"SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.7(2
head; sheep firm, particularly best graded
liimbs. nulet and steady; sheep. $3.fi M5
with 11 tW nt $1.60; culls, $2; lambs! dm
HOGS-Recolpts, 1,786 head; mnrket weak.
St. Joseph
ST. JOSEPH.
Live Stock Mnrket.
Jan. 7.-WATTLR tin.
celpts, 1.600 hend; sternly:' ni'itlves. 6ofr
h1h,-V'S.H nn1 "elfers. tl.25fl! 13. ' yen s
HOGS-Rccclpis. 8.700 hrml" 1 A&Towepi
light and light mixed, $3.6000.30; medium
a,BilJ?MMVy'I,,'5' 6'r"lLPK''' 3.6O0L75 ' "
yenlgsfiC0rl,t''' 700 "caJi .
Sloek In Sight.
Tho following tn'blo shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt tho flvo pt nclpal
markets for January 7: , "w
f 'n III.. II,,.. . 01
South- Omaha 6.702 ' 13 cm
Chicago
KanmiH City
St. houls ...
St. Joseph .,
7.6M) . W),000 3,0)0
9,700 23,000 - 3.0UO
V.txJ.1 1,700
1,500 8,700 7(io
Tln1s 28,582 101,750 1J.673
t
Sugar Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 7.-SUGAR-Mar.
kot stouily: open kettle, 2Wriv; 0 no n k nil
tie eentrlfugul, 303WC: centrifugal' gkinu
Ml-Wlli; whites. 3 ll-1603ic; yellows
SW-Wic: seconds, 203Uc ,. mows,
MOLASSES Quint ,h,m l,....i.' .,, ,.
tun iuiiiiiiiki 4i7fcu; renirililgni, IMi test
molasses sugar. 2T4c; refined, steady
nry, esi. J""' 7-nKCT BUOAu-Janu.
Evnpnrnteil Apples nml Dried I'n,,
NEW YOrtlf. .Inn .revinnn,J
APPLhS-Tho mntket mnlntnlned 11 nrm
undertone, but ruliVl quiet at old figures'
stato, common to good, 7087ic; prime Dffe
California dried FRulTs-mithor
firm, with a moderate demand noted at i n
changed nrJcoH. Prunes, 3i;7c. Aiiricots
Royal. Io014c; Moor S k S '
Peaches, peeled 160-.'Oc; unpeeled, 9V40l2c:
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI-
No. 12000. Likens against Slnto. Error
from Rock. Reversed. Norval, C. J.
1. .The wot ds "great bodily Injury,"' ns
employed 4i section 17 of ithe Criminal
Code, Imply an Injury of a graver and
more jerlouo character than an ordinary
battery.
2, A conviction under said section 17 of
the Criminal Code cannot stand where the
evidence falls to disclose that the seemed
nuking Uu utult InUndtd to laJUct grtat
bodily Injury upon Iho person of the pros
ecutlnr witness.
3. Rulings upon the exclusion of nnaw er
propounded to Hie complaining Prty own
witness on his examination In chief can-,
not bo reviewed whero ho has not mndo
and preserved In the record an offer of
proof, I .
No. 12021. Peterson iignlnst Slate. Lrror
from Phelps. Anirmed. Norval, C.
1. The possession of Intoxicating" liquors
by a person wlthiNit a licence or permit at
a place other Until .t .esldenco Is presump
tive evidence tluit they wore kept for salo
In vlolntlon of law and ensts the burden
upon such person to satisfactorily accoqut
for and explain tho possession thereof.
2. Courts will tnke judicial notlco that
whisky nml beer are Intoxicating.
3. Errors cnniict be prcdlcnted upon th
fnlluro to Instruct upon- n particular fea
ture of a enso when tno trial Judgo has not
been requeued to do so.
4. A writing Is tho best evidence of what
It contained,
6. The scope of the cross-examination of
a witness rests lnrgely In tho trial court,
nnd its ruling will be upheld unless an
nbuso of discretion Is shown.
No. 12216. State ex rel Glseke against
Moores. Error from Douglas. Ainrmcd.
Hastings, C. Division No. 1. Reported,
1. "Tho membership of either the pollen
or flro department mny be reduced by tho
board on economic grounds, nnd In such
case men may bo dismissed from tho serv
ice without n hearing and without on op
portunity being given them to Bhow cnuse
ngnlust the order of dlsmlssnl.' Moores v.
State, 61 Neb., 4S6.
2. Judgment of the trial court will not bo
disturbed because contrary to the evidence
unless cjenrly wrong,
' No. 12217. Moore tigalnst Stntn ex rel
Gordon. Error from DougDis. Attlrmcd.
Oldlmm, C. Division No. 2. Reported.
1. The constitutional rule of uniformity
Is not violated If all courts nf tho samo
grade hnvc Jurisdiction of thn snma matters
ntid equal niithnrlty In dealing with them.
Slate v. Magnny. 52 Neb., 508. followed.
2. The conntltutlnnnl and unconstitutional
provisions mny even be contained In tho
snme section and yet be distinct and separ
able, so that the first may stand though
the lost fall. The point la not whether
they nro contained In the same section, for
the distribution Into sections Is purely
nrtlflclnl, but whether they are essentially
nnd Inseparably connected In substance.
Htnte v. Stutli, 62 Neb.. 217, followed,
3. Held, that the various provisions of the
statute conferring Jurisdiction on uollco
magistrates are not In violation of tho pro
visions of section 19, nrtlclo 6, of the con
stitution, nnd are valid.
No. 12069. West against State. Error from
Kearney. Reversed Norval, C. J.
1. Tho obtaining of property by repre
sentations of what will happen In the fu
ture Is not a crime.
2. The Information charges Btifllclent
facts to constitute tho crime nf obtaining
property by menns of false pretenses.
3. Evidence relating to challenges to Ju
rors for cnuse nnd to the nrrny cannot bo
considered unless settled nnd allowed by
a bill of exceptions.
4. In a prosecution for obtaining property
by sovernl fnlso pretenses, some of which
nro Immaterial, tho court should by In
structions Inform tho Jury which of; tho
pretenses nre material.
10767. Hoffman ngnlust American Ex
change bnnk. Error from Liincifstor, Af
firmed. Hustings, C, division No. 1. Not
reported.
1. Where A, on receipt of release, mndo
at A's renucst, of all claims ngnlnst nil
estate, ami purporting to have been m.ido
by 11, procures a drnft to his own order.
Indorses U to B'a order nnd sends It by
mnll tn the nitdress clven him ns B's. nml
It Is there received by thn person executing
tho release and Indorsed In B's nnme, A
has no right of action ngnlnst n. bank
wnicn pays tno draft to tne noincr, sup
posing him to bo II. though ho Is tn fact
nn Impostor.
iViM. isnsit ngainst wiiKinson. Appeni
from Phelns. Attlrmcd. Klrknntrlck. C.
division No. 1. Not reported.
1. A sheriff mado n sale under a decree
of foreclosure and did not flic with h'H
return tho afndavlt or two publisher snow
ing duo nubllcatlon of the notice of such
snlo until tho dny nfte It actually took
Dlnce. Held, not nrcludlc ml to tno r guts
of tho mortgagor or owner of tho land.
I0it3. Hansen against mariensen. terror
frnm Trntvnpfl Anlrmnil. Alherl. C... tllvl.
slon No. 3. Not reported.
I. Petition examined and ncid mat tno
demurrer thereto wns properly sustained. ,
10765. Klngslcy ngnlnst Svoboda. Appeni
from Howard. Afllrmed. Duffle, C, divi
sion No. 3. Not reported.
1. Objections urged ngnlnst n conflrmatlbn
of a salo examined and held Insufficient.
10786. Ailing against "Woodward. Appeal
from Dawes. Reversed. Albert, C, divi
sion No. '3. Not reported.
1. Thnt no proceedings nt law have been
had foi the recovery of the debt secured
by the mortgago Is a material allegation
In a nntltlon for tho foreclosure of n mort
gago nnd when nut In Issue must be proved.
z..A tax ccrtiiicain is presumptive evi
dence of the regularity of all proceedings
leading up to tho sale, Including the assess
ment and lovy. Merrill against Night, 41
Neb., 351, oviTrulcd.
3. In nn action to foreoloso a tax Hen
by the asslgnco thereof In computing tho
(vmount due thereon It Is error to Includo
subsequent taxrti paid by tho assignor
subsequent to tho assignment.
12117. Mlzner ngainst School District No,
II, Shcrma.i county. Appeal from Sherman.
Afllrmed. Duftlo, C, division No. 3. Not
reported.
1. Evidence exnmlned nnd hold sufficient
to support a finding of tho court thnt it
child was n bona lido resident of a school
district.
2. Tho father of a child of school ago
or one standing ' In loco parentis to tho 1
child may maintain nn action to compel '
tho directors of 11 school district to allow
tho child to attend a school of which such
child Is a bona lido resident,
3. AVhere a child nf school ago Is wrong
fully denied ndmlsslnn to tho public school
of a district an Injunction may properly
Issue to restrain the directors nf tho school
from Interfering with her nttendnnco,
12289. State ex rel Plcrson ugnlnst Fnw
eett. Original mandnmus. Writ denied.
Oldham, C. division No. 2. Not reported.
1. Tho function of a bill of exceptions Is
to hrlng Into tho record tho foots on which
tho trial court decided tho questions of
law presented for review.
2. Affidavits not presented to nnd con
sidered by the trlnl court will not bo con
sidered In this court in the event thnt the
case Is brought to this court for review,
nnd, therefore, should not bo Included In
tho bill of exceptions.
12291. Chadron Loan and Building associa
tion ngnlnst O'Llnn. Appeni from Dawes.
Order confirming sale vacated nnd emiso
remanded. Klrkpntrlck, C, .division No. 1.
Not roported. '
1. The provisions of section 491D of tho
Code of Civil Procedure, to the effect that
it copy of tho nppralscment of reaj estate
to he sold at Judicial sale. Inclusive nf tho
applications to certain ofllcers for cer
tificates of liens nnd such certificates shnll
bo forthwith deposited In the ofllco of tho
clerk of the proper court, aro mandatory,
nnd unless thero Is a compliance therewith,
prior to the advertisement of tho notice
of sale any Bale may bo vacated. . Olobo
Loan and Trust company ngnlnst "Wood,
68 Neb., 395, followed.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tues.
day, January 7, 1902:
" Warranty Heeds.'
J. E. George o Henry Bauer, lot 22,
Sullivan add $ 150
Frank Dnhlqulst and wife to J. B.
Robinson, sell nw',5 4-16-13 2,000.
E. A. Rlchnrdson und husband tn V.
L. Rlchnrdson, lot 4, block 3; lots 7
nnd 8. block 4; lot 8. block 6: lots 3,
6. 7, 12 nnd 13, block 0, Hitchcock's
1st ndd 1,000
C. C. Ellis nnd husband tn William
Boettger. w4 HwVi, seVi nw4 15-10-12. 7,60J
Joseph Holendn nnd wlfo to Vaclav
Knrlnek, n 17.68 ncres nf sV4 -se'i
nnd 3.23 acres In nw cor, nwM so!i
2M0.12 , : 1.40C
Vucliiv Korlnek nnd wife to Joseph
Holendn. und. of h seU 21-10-12. 1,400
Oenevlevo Tylee to Nerl Fillsnns, lot
15. block 3. Cottucr It A's add 200
Luther Kjuntzo and wlfo to John
Kovnrlk, n 3.1 feet lot 2, block 15,
Kountzo 3d ndd.... 600
.1. II. Levy und wife to A. R. Reed,
lot 3. block 201V4. Omiiha 2,200
E. D. Samson, trustee, to J, W. Rob
inson,, various lots nnd h(ocl:s In
Florence 6M
J. R. Wntts nnd wlfo to F. E. Ken- '
nedy. lot 2. -block 23. Waterloo 300
Omnha Realty Co. to G E. Lockwood,
lot 1, nlock 2, Seymour's add ,, iso
Unit fin 1 111 UrriU.
T. N. Nauiltiln to M, Ml Nnudnln, lot
9. block 16. Kouutzo Pliico....i.i 1
.Hnrao. to T. fl Nnudnln, Jr., lot 8,
niocK in, snme 1
Annie Barken tn O. E. Turklngton,
lot'R, block 6, Orcnard Hill, 1
Euclid Mnrlln nml wlfo to W. H.
Parlln. .und. ',4 lots 12 and 13, block
6, Puldoek Plnco 1
L. R. Seymour to O. E. Lockwood, '
lot 1, block 2, Seymour's add. 1
, Heeds.
Lflherlff lo Annlo Barker, lot S, block
u, urcnnrii 11111,,,, , og
Totnl amount of transfers .J17.KG6
r iioMtav limp,
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