THE OMAHA DAILY PEE; THURSDAY, JANUARY 9,' 1902.
8
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
jTnd in tit What Fit ii Hutj and
- Erratic.
Indications that market is "worked"
Trader Relieve. ' thnt tlie Frequent
niacn nniL Setback In the Pit
Arc Cnnscit hy Iron if
lllllllCIICCM.
CHICAOO, Jan. 8. A nervous rising and
falling wheat market, winch seemingly
tried to follow tho antics of tlio foreign
markets, led tlio grnln ptt today. ,At tho
closo May wheat hail a net sain of 9i11Hc,
Slay corn remained unchanged and May
oats wero up 'iOWc Provisions- closed u
ehado to Co higher.
Trado In tho wheat pit was heavy and
erratic. Conditions wero largely local, but
a nervous feeling was developed on tho In
different calilo list. For nomo tltno Llvcr-
Sool has acted contrarlly and Hecmcd to
l&rcgurd tlm action of this market. Ono
day when prices nrb up Liverpool will de
cline, Today, when everyone was expect
In, u slump In cables as tho' result of yes
terday's depression here, thu Liverpool (ono
Was very steady. This brought a strong
nciilng. with Muv '.ili-v.a mi'at 83?'.ffi83T;c.
ho winter wheat bnlt'wns ronnrtml still
devoid of moisture, practically no rain or
now naving rancn sinco tno crop was sown
u tho full. This was nnother bull Inccnt
vo and Mny Jumped to SIHo. At onco
thero was a lack of support to tho market,
(wiling began and with It a quick declluo
in 83Vic .Traders uxprcsscd their opinion
thnt tlio frequent rises nnd setbacks tho
tlt has hail around 81c In tho last fow' tlajs'
Indicated u "worked" marker; by sumo
ktrong Inlluonces, among which was men
tioned tho Loulsvlllo distilling crowd,
Which is known to havo largo Interests.
To this nuarter Is credited largely tho
Inystcrlous buying orders that begin to up
bear whenever May guts around 8.H4o, and
which today set In at that llguro and
brought a tlrm close. tfiV4a higher, at
IIV4C. Altogether tho market wits much
hilxcd. It seems thatnil that Is needed
lo rovlvo bullish enthusiasm, that every
now and then lies dormant Is sdmo Infiu
rneo llko tho cnbles or weather report to-k
Day. Local receipts wero 30 cars, ono of
fontrnct grailo, Minneapolis and Dtiluth
eportcd 374 curs, making a total for tho
thrco points of 101 enrs, against 350 last
Year. Primary receipts' wero "only 483,000
uu against GS3.000 bu. Inst year. Seaboard
rlearances In wheat and Hour cnnuled 403,
tno bu. . Tho wo'rld's visible supply dc
CreajMHl 1,636.000 bu.
In comparison with wheat tho corn mar
ket was a dull affair. Professional selling
Washo fcaturo and tho fluctuations weru
largely tho result of wheat Influence. Tho
greater part of tho Interest that has boon
In this pit has gradually shifted to wheat.
Iho cash situation was slow and tho coun
try showed morcnf an Inclination to sell.
Cables wero tho samo In this cereal as In'
wheat nnd the opening wns somewhat Im
proved. May sold up as high us 67',4c nnd
closed steady nnd unchanged at C7Vse. Re
celpts worn 93 enrs.
Oats woro strong throughout most of tho
nesAlon. Tho buying of July options con
tinued In a marked way and that delivery
showed a net gain for tho day of H5i?c.
Tho voltimu of trado In this option seemed
larger In this option oven tluui yesterday.
Shorts, whoso namn Is legion, covered ex
citedly ull day. Comnllsslon houses nnd
Bovcnil largo professionals took tho stuff.
Tho dips In wheat affected May at times,
but this delivery closed tlrm, ifliic up, ut
STVrpl7c. Itccelpts were 90 cars.
Provisions 'had a dull nnd featureless
market. Tho early hog market, Was slow
nnd Influenced nn easy opening, but thero
wns n. small demand ut tlnvs that brought
5mn4 ,mlYanc?s- ,May, l'ork closed Be up at
& May lard a shade, higher at J9.92V4
9.9.. and May ribs a shade lusher at
IU o. oO.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
25 carsjcorn, 160 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs;
. Tho lending futures ranged as follows:
jArtlcles.l.Opcn. HIb1i. Low. Uloac. Yes'y,
"Wheat
.inn.
May
July
Corn
Jan.
May
July
Oats
May July
Sept.
pork
Jan. Mny
July
Lard
Jan. Mny
July
May
79i
CI
C7;
CG',4
4Gtt
401
33)i
10 SO
17 22W
17 22g
9 S2',A
9 92ft
10 00
S 45
8 7714
No. 1. '
Cash quotations ,woro ns follows:
FLOUR Firm nnd stendy, 10c ndvanco
for standard brands;' winter patents, J3.70W
B.90; winter straights. I3.30((3.70; winter
clenrH, $3.00(3. 10: spring specials, SI.30;
IIWSO $3,ti(,if3,S0: s!,rlnB straights,
WIlliAT-No. 2 spring, S05j2c; No. 3, 7814c;
No. 2 red. 87u"S9c. " .'.
OATS-No. 2, 47ff?t714c: No. 2 white, 4914
Mo; No. 3 white. 4S?iQ49Kc Aa
UYK-Nn. 2. G7'.4c
IJAllI'i3YTI',nlrx, choice malting. fi05?Gic.
SEEDS-No. 1 flax, $1.C9; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.72; prlmo timothy, $6.63; clover, con
tract grade, $10.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, pVr bbl., $l.ss
10.00. Lard, per 100 lbs.. J9.SCK09.85. Short
ribs sides (loose), $S.108.f0. Dry salted
Bhoulders (boxed), $7.371407. 50; short clear
lde (boxed), $8.S50S.9o.
VIIISKY-Uasis of high wines, $1.32.
Tho following wero tho receipts and shin,
ments of grains yesterday:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
V pur, bbls 63.0(10 42,000
Wheat, bu..... 110,000 33000
Corn, bu ira.ooo , ctf.ooo
Oats, bu , 233,000 ' 253,000
ye ,,u: 4, "-
Uarloy, bu 27,000 BO.OOO
On tho l'roduco exchnngo today tho but
ter market was steady; creameries... 15(H)
S414o; dairies, 14W0c. Cheese, stoudy, 10115i
UVc. Kggs, strong; fresh, 2Sii30c. '
M3W YOHK (iK.VKKAI, MA1UCKT.
notations of the liny oii""Vnrio(i
, Canminilltles.
.Ifc?V. ,YOllIv. Jan. 8.-FLOUR-nccelp'ts.
?9,4S!) bbls.; exports, 0.191 bbls.; while busl
hess wns restricted by tho wheat break,
holders remained nnn nt old prices; wlnt- r
patents. $3,750 4.00; winter straights, $3.55
J.i5; Minnesota patents, $3.t0i4.20: winter
oxtrita. Il.'j04f2.30; Minnesota bakers, $2.93
3.35; winter low grades, $2.70'u2.W. ' llvo
,Ilour. linn: fair to good, $3.2oy3.IO; chol'co
l i a i t r .i ,Vv h t , i n 1 1 iry,x ' .
Buffalo; malting, GlihtBc e. i. r. Buffalo
WHEAI-Recelpts, 6S.9U0 bu.; ex orts
115,497 bu. Spot. Arm; No. 2 red, 91Hc f o
b.t afloat; No. 2 red, 90'4c, elevator; No i
ijprthern V)uluth, S'JHo, f. o. b., ulloat; No. 1
Dulutli, &GUc. f. o. b ntloiit. Options at
llrst wero higher nnd firm on better cables
expected, a fair, outside deinund and dry
weather In tho southwest nnd small re
ceipts. Under subsequent beur pressure
jirlces broko sharply and rnled weak most
of thu afternoon, llnally advancing sharply
on a scare of shorts. They closed tlrm. 4
m'7jw uiikaiitvi .itutl.ll VIUBiHl BJic: AlaV.
KS 3-lGSjSS'io, closed nt 8S?ic; July, STJiw
88 7-lG. closed at SSlic.
COItN-Recolpts, 1,000 bu.: exports. G.638
bu. Bpot, steady;- No. 2, 70Tic, eluvutor,
and "ljlf, f. o. b uilout. Options opened
Jinn with wheat nnd on steadier cables, but
twiu, iuiu-uuj" ii$- iiuuur iiicrenscu
country offerings and local liquidation, rely.
Ing In the last half hour on ii dcmqnd from
short)). However" they closed onlv Un nr
lower., Juno closed 70T4c; Mny, 7lHc, closed
at 71V46; July closed. 70c. 7 '
OATS Receipts, U.OilO. Im,: exports, S9 bi
8pt, firm; No. 2, 53c; No. 3, 62c; No.
white. 65c; No. 3 white, 6414u; truck mixc
bu
western, (UftftUsc; truck white, D5-jj6nc. Op
tlorm Mrm early on u ncaro bf July hortBut
HAY Qulef, shlpplife C03C3c; good to
choice. 82H5(90c. .
HOPS Cjiilot: state, common to choice.
1901 crop, llJilMic; 19(10 crop, 8yi2o; 1S9J
crop, Guc: Pacllle coast, 1901 croi), ll16i:;
ISM) crop, SO'12onS99 crop. G1i9c. r
llin,;h Mlii,lv i:nk',,l,ili ",1 In n-. Ik.
ISou California, 21 to 23 lbs., 1914c; "Texas
ut). .1 it, i, tun,, H',31;.
LEATHER Steady ; hemlock sole. Hue.
'jios Ayresf, llclu to heavyweights, 25026Hc
WOOI Dull; domestic fleece, 25f2Gc
Texus. lG(f(17c.
PROVISIONS-Ueef. steady: family, $11.00
qru'.&o: mess, tv.mi 10.00; Deer hams, $:u.O0
fi'21.00; packet. $10.6Mj 11.50; city, extra India
mess, $17.604il9.OO: Cut meats, steady; pickled
bollles, SiflOo; pickled shoulders, fcc;
ptcKiea nams, y4W'iiic, l.aru, sternly; con
tlneiit, $10.23: western steamed, $10.10010.15
Jputb Arucflca, U; compound,
'79- H 79-S SO
S3iW4 SIJi S3'? SIH
S3 &34 S2?i 63-ii
63U 7... (3li
coy,y.)i eo coil 'cfl?J
46T45W7 47 46V4 4GT45T47
33)i 34Vi 33l ' 33i
16 SO 1G S2W IB SO If! 82V4
17 20 17 3214 17 20 17 27U
17 23 17 30 17 22U 17 "5 '
9 SO 9 S2,4 9 SO 9 SO
9 90 9 M 9 90 9 85
9 97J4 10 00 9 9714 10 00
S 47!i
3 75 8 SO S 73 8 80
wuiiwAii'-Ai steady; yollow weslcrn
1.3P; city $1 37; Ijrandywine. . '
Pork, steady; family, $17.60'31.00; short
clear, $18.00a20.CO; mess, $16.60017.60.
nUTTKH-Hccelpts, fi,ou7 pkge.; firm;
stato dairy, 15r23c; creamery, l&i(20o; Juno
creamery, 15f(2ie; factory. 13tfl514c. .
CIIEESK-Hecelpts, 810 pkgs.: firm;
fancy, large, state, full cream, fall made,
lOliQlOc; fancy large, late made, best.
9Vic: fancy, small, state, full cream, fall
made, 10Utfl0V4c; fancy small, Into made,
best, lOiiuUc.
EGOS Itccelpts, 6,023 pttgs,; strong; stato
and Pennsylvania, A31(31c; western, un
cnndhd, nt mark, 27Q33c.
POULTltY Alive, not received; dressed,
Irregular; springers, 1014311c; fowls, lVip
10V4o: turkeys, lPtflli4c.
METALS A slight improvement In local
prices for pig tin wns tho result of nn ad
vanco of 2 5s In London prices for tin.
Thus tho closing prices hero wero $22.50 bid
and $23.30' nsked, which Is 23 points better
on tho bid prices. Loudon prices closed
with spot at 102153 and futures at JC100,
but business abroad was checked by tho
advance. TTle local copper market was
quiet, with prices unchanged, but more or
less nominal, with laku quoted nt $12.1214
for spot, electrolytic nt $12 and casting at
$11.50. London copper wns ahout unchnnged
with spot at J-MilOs and futures nt Ju47
17s Gd. Lead wns dull and unchanged hero
at 4d and London was unchnnged at 10 10s.
Spelter wns firmer here at yesterday's ad
vanco nnd Bpot wns quoted nt $4.40. At Ixn
don Bpelter was unchanged at 10 10s. Iron
was quiet and unchanged liere. European
markets wero a trltle higher, Cflnsgow clos
ing at 49s 3d and Mlddlesborough at 43s 9d.
Pig Iron warrants hero were $U.00fl 12.00;
No. 1 northern foundry, $15.50W1G.OO; No. 2
northern foundry, $16.0015.5O; No. 1 south
ern foundry, $15.foyi6.oo; No. 1 southern
foundry, soft, $15.00iU17.00.
OMAHA
AVHOL.11SAI.Ii
MAIIKIIT.
Condition nt Trmlc nnd Quotation
on Staple and Fnnoy lrttduec.
EflOS Itccelpts, light; fresh stock, ICc.
LIVE POULTltY Hens, GHc; old
roosters, sytc; turkeys. 759c: ducks and
geese, "if7',4o: spring chickens, per lb., '$'
"lJItESSED POITLTHY Turkeys, ll12c;
ducks, 8ls?j9c; geese, SliyOc; spring chick
ens. s?j9c: hons, 8i8V4c
HUTTEIl-Common to fair, 13c; cholco
dairy, In tubs, 15l"c; separator, 23'iJ24c.
. FHOZEN FISH-lllack bass, ISc: whlto
baBSr.10c: blueflsh, 12c; bullheads, 10c: bluo
11ns. 7c: buffaloes. 7r: cattish. 12c: cod. 10c:
crnnples, lie; halibut, 11c; herring, 6c; had-
(iock, vo, pine, c; red snapper, iw; sal
mon. 12c: sunllsh. Gc: trout. So: whltcflflh.
be; pickerel, Gc; fresh mackerel, each, 20
33c: smelts, 10c.
OYSTEHS-Mediuras, per can. 22c; Stand
ards, per can, 26c; extra selects, per enn,
33c; New York counts, per can. 4oc; bulk
standards, per gal., Jl.wai,), ihiik oxtra
selects. ll.0mi.G3; biilk New York counts,
per gal., $1.73.
PIGEONS Live, pei-doz., COc.
A'EAI-Cliolcc, C'ifSc.
HAY Prices iiuoted by Omnha Whole
sale liny Dealers' association: Choice up
Intnl. $9: No. 2 upland, $8; medium, $7 60;
coarse, $7. Hyo straw, $3.50. Theso prices
are for hay of good color and quality.
Demand fnlr. Itccelpts, 10 cars.
COHN New, Glc; old. Glc.
HltAN-$23.
OATS-52C
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Homo grown. $1: northern,
$1.10; Salt Iike, $1.10; Colorado, $1.10.
UAiuitJTH t'er.nu.. ixic.
HEETS Per 14-lni. basket. 30c.
TUHNIPS Per bu.. COc: nutiibacaa. ner
100 lbs.. $1.25.
PAI13NIPS Per bu., GOc.
OUCUMUEHS-Hothousc, per Joz $1.76.
LETTUCE Ilend. tier bill.. J6.60: hrt.
house lettuce, per doz., 25c.
PAItSLEY Per doz., 25c.
jiAiiMili'Jti I'er cioz.. ;c.
SWi:ET POTATOES-Homo crown, tier
lb., 214CJ Kansas, per bbl.. $3.25.
t A11HAOE Hollnnd seed, crnted. lc.
uaui.ii' iiwiiii-ier crate, ..&,
ONIONS Spanish, p'or crate. $2:
Mlchi-
gan. red or yellow. So per lb.
utiLiiSHY uaitrornia, -iou isc.
FHUITS.
APPI.ES I3en Davis, nor bbl.
$1.60;
Wlncsnps, $3; Jonathans, $5.50; Bclleflowcrs,
per uox, ii. io.
PKAita vmers, W.2&; lawrcncc, $2.25
.50. ,
GRAPES Mnlngns. per keg. $5.60116.60.
CHANBEHH1ES Per bbl.. n.60flS.O0: tier
crntc, $2.76.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.15.
THOPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-Callfornla navals. J2.75W3.00-
budded, .$2.50. '
LEMONS Fancy, $3.5033.73; cholco, $3.00
3.25.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to gtse,
$2.255t2.75. . '
FIGS California, new cartons, $i; im
portcd. per ,1b., 12ifHc.
DATES Persians. In CO-lb. boxes. ter lb..
614c; Snlrs, 6c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Now cron walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell, per lb.. 12c; hard shell, per lb., 1114c;
No. 2 soft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, ac;
Brazils, ner lb.. 14c: Ulbcrts. ner lb.. Lie:
almonds, soft shell, 17c; hard shall, 15c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa-
nuts, per twi., ; cnesuiuts, isc.
llUMi'iV l'er 24-scction ense,
CIDER-Nchawka. per bbl.. $3.25:' Now
York, $3.50.
POPCORN Per lb.,. 6C.
HIDES No. 1 green, Gc; No. 2 preen. 5c:
No. 1 salted. 7ic; No. 2 salted, 6ic; No. 1
eai cnir, s xo isyi ids., yc; no. z veal cnir,
1 to 16 lbs.. 7c: dry hides. S-ffilSc: sheen.
pelts, 76c; horso hides, $1.5002.25.
Nt. Louis Grill it ami l'rovlslonn.
ST. LOUIS.' Jan. 8. WHEAT lllirher:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 90V4c; track, 91c;
May. 9015c; July, 2!5(S&3c; No. 2 hard, 8.7c."
CORN Ixiwor; No. 2 cash. G6c; track,
G7RGSc; May, 6S4f(GSI4c; July, lUc.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, 4S9ic; track.
49iiii0c: Mny, 6Sc; July, 401ic; No. 2
white, 60c. .
liYK f irm t use.
FLOUR Dull: red winter patents. $1.00.3
,4.20; extra fancy and straight, $3.GOQ3,SO;
clear. $3.20(fr3.33.
TIMOTIIYSEED In demnnd nnd nomi
nally firm nt $tf.00gc.30, .but 110 offerings.
uuhim.mkai. sienuy ai
BRAN Dull and . weak: sucked, cast
track, $1.08.
HAY-Steodv: timothy. $10.004rl5.00: nral-
rie. $10.00fll4.0(.
PROVISIONS Pork, nulet; Jobbing,
$10.40, iMtii. lower at- $9.53. Dry snlt
mejits iboxed), extra shorts nnd clear ribs,
iu; x;ieur emus, w. liucuu tuuxt'tii, uuu;
tra shorts. $9.02: clear ribs. $9.75: clear
aides, $9.8714.
wiiiBK. y Htrnuy, i.az.
IRON COTTON ,TIES 93c.
BAGOINO-5i5t?,ic.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
METALS I.cad, quiet, $3.8714. Spelter,
firm at $4.20 bid. '
POULTRY-Steady: chickens, Sc; tur
keys. 8c; ducks, 7G7i4c; geese, 5cj
BUTTER Steudy; creamery, 2002514c;
dairy, I5ji20c.
EGas-IIIghcr at 25c.
RECEII'TS-Flour. 6.000 bbls.: wheat. 10.-
000 bu.: corn, 75,000 bu.; oats, 49,000 bu.
HiiiPAiWNTS i' inur, 10,000 DDIs.; wheat,
144,000 bu.; corn, 72,000 bu.; outs, 03,000 fcu.
Liverpool Grnln ""d Provisions,
T.TVT7rTnnT. Tm fl tlM-TT A nr. ct .
firm: No. 2 red, western, winter, On 3d; No,
1 northern, spring, Ga 3d;No. 1 California,
6s Gd: futurosf. qulot; March, Cs 4',id; May,
Gs 4d.
CORN spot, American mixed, now, no
stork: American mixed, old. stemlv. fin
8Vid; futures, quiet: February, 63 4J4d;
Alarcli, bs 4u; Aluy, ds 4il.
i'isah unnauiaii, urin, t-s 1111. '
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy, winter, firm,
s 9d.
HOPS At London (Pacific const), stoadv.
3 3s3 6s.
PUUVisiUNS-i'orK, tlrm; prlmo wstern
mess, 2,s bd. Lard, uuu; American re
lined In palls, 49s; prlmo western, In
tierces, 4b. iinms, snort cut, 14 to 10
lbs., steady. 4Ss. Bacon. Cumtwrlnml out
2d to 30 lbs,, dull, 42s; short ribs, 1G to 24
ins., sicaoy. -ius; long cienr miuilles,
light, 23 to 34 lbs., quiet, 45s; long, clear
middles, heavy. 33 to 10 lbs., quiet, 4CfiGd;
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs,, quiet. 44a 6d;
clear bellies, 14 to' 16 llxf., quiet, 63s.
Shoulders, sqiare. cut, 11 to 23 lbs,, 40s 9d.
i'iikkhis 1'irm; nnesi American white,
49s: tines t Amerlcnn colored. 49s.
BUTTER-Steady; good United States,
Recelnts nf wheat diirlncr Jhn lnt ihrnn
days, 238,000 centals, Including 150.OJ0 Amer
ican,
Receipts of American corn during ,the
last three days, 1,400 centals.
1
Kit 11 ana City (irnln nnd Prnvlalnn.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 8, WHEAT May,
SJJii1c; July, 81!iuSlc; cash, No. 2 hard,
SUamUc: No. 3, fc0!4c; No. 2 red, 92fi93c;
No. 3, X8145T91c. ,
CORN January, 67Ho; May. CSGGSc;
?nsh, No. 2 mixed, 74(G7!4c; No. 2 whlto,
W)Vc: No. 3, Ui!4c.
OATS No. 2 white, iic.
RYE No. 2, 6Sc. ' '
HAY-Cliptce timothy, $U.OOH.60; choice
prairie, $13.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 1822c; dairy,
fancy, tt'.
EGGS Dull nnd lower; fresh Missouri
and Kansas stock quoted on 'change at
24o doz,, loss off, casos returned; now whlto
wood cases Included, 2414c.
RECEIPTS-Wheut, 11,200 bu.; corn, 92,000
bu.; outs. 8,000 bu.
SHIPMjiNTS-Whent. 10,400 bu.; corn,
10S.000 bul; oats, 29.000 bu.
Visible Snutly of Grnln.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8,-Speclal telegraphic
nnd cablo communications to Brudstreet's
show the following changes In available,
supplies us compared with tho last account:
wheat. United States ami Ciunulii. nil
lot Itw JlocWcsx Increased ll,ow bu.; Afloat,
for and In Europe, decreased 1,700,000 bu.;
total minnlv. leerrneil 1.6.tf.(l00 tiU.
Corn, united States nnd Cnnnda, cast of
tho Rockies, Incfcased COl.OOO bu.
Oats, United States nnd Canada, cast of
tho Rockies, IncreasedlSCOOo bu.
Among tho moro Important Increases aro
thoso of 775.000 bu. in Mnnltoba and 60,000
du. nt St. Joseph. Tho lending uccreases
nrn tltnsn nf M0.000 bu. at northwestern In
terior elevators, 110,000 bu. nt Chicago pri
vate elevators and 72,000 bu. at Newport
News.
I'lillndrlplilA Produce Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8. BUTTER
Firm; fair demand; fancy western cream
ery, iotU-bc; inncy nenroy prints, ijc.
EGOS Firm; good demand: fresh west
ern, 30c; fresh southwestern, 30c; fresh
southern. 27cr ,
CHEESE Firm; New York crenms, fnncy
smnll, HfilSc; New York full creams, fancy
large, ;319c.
Minneapolis 'Wheat, I'lniir nnd Itrnn,
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 8.-WHEAT-Cash,
79',ic; May, SOUc; July, fcigslUc: on trnck,
No. 1 hnrd, fcl?4ot. No. 1 northern, 7514c;
No. 2 northern, ntlc.
FLOUR First patents, $4.104.20; sVond
patents, )l.oo4.10; llrst clears, $3.0033.10;
second clears, $2.30.
BRAN In bulk. $1.75,
' Toledo Grnln nnd Seed.
TOLEDO,. Jan. 8.-WHEAT-Cash and
Jnnunry nnd Mny, 91c.
CORN Jnnunry, G3r; Mny, G'c. .
OATS-Jnnunry, 484c; May, 4Uc
irlj tJUlUltllV. loyjMl
RYE G2c: Xo. 2. G31AC,
FEEDS-Clover, January, $8.10;
$G.13. Timothy, $2.93.
March,
Milwaukee Grnln Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE. Jnn. R.-WHEAT-Enslcr;
No. 1 northern, SOlSo; No. 2 northern, 79?iW
80c; May, 8l18Kc.
RYE-8teady; No. 1, Gl4c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, Glc; sample, CD
CORN May, 6Jltc.
Uultitli Grnln Mnrket. t x
DULUTH, Jan. 8. WHEAT-Cnsh, No. 1
hard, 81c: No. 2 northern, 75',5c; No. 1
northern, 7Sc; May, Sllic.
OATS-4714C
CORN-Coc.
SIOVU.MnT8 OF STOCKS AM) noxns.
Market Yields to the Srmpnthetlo 1U-
fect iif WenknesM In Steel.
NEW YORK, Jnn. 8.-TI10 stock mnrket
yielded this morning to tho sympathetic ef
fect of tho acute weakness In United States
Steel stocks and fell generally from 1 to 2
points below last night's level for tho prin
cipal stocks. After the tpeculatlvo liquida
tion In tho United States Steel Issues had
spent its force thero wns an nctlvo rally In
tho market, led by Union Paclllc, and tho
wholo of tho transcontinental group. Tho
driving to cover of tho considerable short
account which was put out yesterday and
this morning In tho downward course of
prices helped on tho recovery ot tho latter
part of tho day. Tho closing was very ac
tlvo nnd strong, with prices aggressively
on tho upgrade. The recovery In tho steel
stocks, wuh not decisive and thoy closed at
not losses of io ftir tho common nnd pre
ferred. Tho cxtroinn declines wero 214 for
thn preferred nnd 114 for tho cbmmon. Con
sidering tho fact that rumors recently in
circulation had placed tho not earnings of
tho United States Steel corporation for the
quarter at ns high as $38,000,000 and that
other rumors had had nlleged avcrnge
monthly enrnlngs of $12,000,000, tho actual
figures for tho quarter. $29,751,G16, wero
naturally a disappointment, especially ns
tho threo months showed successive do
cllncs down to tho estimate for December
of less than $8,000,000. An Increase of only
about $1,000,000 over tho previous quarter
was considered unsatisfactory, ns that pre
vious quarter Included tho period of tho
costly strlko nnd reports of current trado
havo bopn enthusiastic for some time past.
Tho enormous nbsorptltm ofUnlon Pnclllo
and Its aggressive recovery to 10114 from
tho early low level of 101 wns an cffcctlvo
factor In soothing the uneasiness caused by
tho proceedings ngnlnst the Northern Se
curities comnnnv In tint minronin rniirt
"Owing to tho wldo reaching Importnnco nt-
uiciieii 10 mis wnoiotsunjcct tno resiliency
of this group of stocks had a notable sen
timental effect on tho wholo market. Thero
was no news to explain tho movement, un
less It might, bo due to a report that tho
Interstate Commerco commission had nd
Journed Its proposed Inquiry Into tho nf
fnlrs of tho Northern Securities compnny"
until later In the month. Tho excuse of
fered by tho United States Steel authori
ties .thnt car shortage and freight blockades
had affected their earnings wait takon as
renewed confirmation that tho railroads had
all ho business they could handle. Tho
speculators used this as a favorabto argu
ment for tho rally in the railroads. Somo
what 'Inconsistently lasft week's sharp do--crease
In gross earnings In some soft coal
carriers was attributed also tn car short
age. Rock Island was strong on the largo
net earnings for November. Tho movemont
In Sugar was characteristic of nn annual
meeting day. Tho rlso to 124 was 'attributed
to tho appenl by tho president of tho com
pnny for tho abolition of tho duty on raw
sugar. Tho seeming certainty that no gold
will go out this week and tho hopo that
next week's probnblo outgo will bo offset
by receipts of cash from' other sources
helped on tno Into rally. Tho llrmness of
'Amalgamated Copper and American Smelt
ing wns duo to reports of a heavy export
movement of copper.
Tho bond mnrket wns snmowhnt Irreg
ular, b'ut responded to tho Into strength of
stocks. Totnl snles. par value. $3,800,000.
United Stntcs bonds wero nil unchnnged on
the last call.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's T.nmlnn
financial cablesram soys: Tho stock mar
ket was fairly brisk today, with tho ten
dency easy. Consols rclnpsed 14 to 93?i on
French nnd English sales. Tho imminence
of Parliament was partly responsible for
tho weakness of .consols. Rio tlntos reacted
to 39 and Anacondas to G33 on tho break
In Amalgamated, while copper, sold at 47H
tho ton. Mexican' Central Stocks wero
strong, tho first preferred gaining 7 nnd tho
second preferred 3 on tno Dig traffic re
turns. Tho American department was heavy
early, save United Stntcs Steel, which was
firm on New Ybrk's supporting orders. Tho
Eosttlon wns reversed In tho afternoon,
ears buying tho list nnd selling steel,
wnicn snarpiy reacted 11 is saiu mat
tho Morgan interest so a largo diocks last
night aud this forenoon. London Is disap
pointed by tho poor earnings. Tho close
was between tho best nnd tho worst, with
Steel nt tho bottom. Gold to tho amount of
10,000 tins gone out to Boum Amoricn. Tlio
irlco or tno menu is wenKcning on mo nso
n Vienna exchnngo to 239.20. The market
Is cleared of Indebtedness to tho Bank of
England, but money supplies aro scarce.
Paris exchango Is ,23.14; Berlin, 20.42. Silver
Is tlrm on tho domand to tlnanco tho Indian
rise.
The following aro ma ciosmg prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
Atchison ,..8014 So. Railway 33H
do pfd ur,v uo piu yi
Baltlmoro & O...105?i
Tex. & Pacific... Sfii
Tol St. is. & W. 19
At, nfd 96
Canadian Pac....ll3Vi
110 pill 35V&
Union Pacific ...lot
do pfd 89'i
Wabash 22i
Cnnnda So tu?i
Clies. & unio (J4
Chlcugo & A 35
do Pfd
Chl.,,lnd. & L... Dili,
tv. a u. i'j.,,,
do 2d pfd...
Wis. Central
do ufd
18
30
do pfd io
Chicago G. W.... 23H
do 1st pin bi
In 'Jd ufd 45
Adams Ex....
American Ex.
.200
.210
nhlnnirn Jfr N. W.20UU1
f1 It I. A- 1 XDO u. n. I!. X
nhi Tnr. A- Tr... 17V4 Wolls-Fariro Rv.19-!
do pfd Mwjxmau tjoppor .,71i
Colorado So 15 do pfd. 87?i
do 1st PK1..C... ui t mor, i.m. un... 10
,t '! nfd 2814,1 do nfd iiu.
. a ( I . . . ... o a . . : ,
Uei cU JlutlBUll..,ai74'iiilv, o. oc JV.,. 4U
Denver &. R. O.. 4tUlAnnc. Mln. Co... jo(?
do pfd 928 Brooklyn R. T... B7(J
Erie 42)t,Colo. Fuel & I... k
ln iRt nfd 74U Con. Gas
21SJ4
115ii
279
2014
7Gi
do 2d nfd Glli 'Con. Tob. nfd.
Gt. Nor. nfd Mis Gen. Electric- ..
Hock. Valley .... C9'i Glucose Sugar .
do Pld o- inucKing uoai .,
Illinois Central. .winter. Paper ...
Iowa Centrul 38V4 do pfd
do pfd vzftiinier. rower ..
ako Krio.fis W.. C9 Lacledo Gaa ..,
. 01
90
4)
Lako
do piu
L. & N
123
No. Biscuit ....
National Lend .
100
Manhnttan L
T . . U I,.
136H
National Salt ..
,163
uo pru
No. American .
Paclflo Coast ..
61
92
, 73
Mex. Central
28
Mux. National... 15
Minn. & St. L...107;
l'uciuo Ainu
Hfn lln . J tU( 1IV)3i P.nnl.'a rio.
";.'io32
M.. K. & T 251. Pressed H. Hnr. it
do pTd f'2'.i1 do pfd 8414
N. J. Central ,...191?i Pullman I. Car..2W
i. i.eutrai,.,.itio iitcpuuno ateci ... if,M
Norfolk & W 57,
do pfd 91
Ontario & W 33
Pennsylvania ....119
Reading ., 67U
do 1st pfd KM
do 2d pfd 6m
St. fc. &. 8. F 60,i
do 1st pfd S3?i
do 2d pfd 75H
St. L. Soilthw.... 27
do Pfd 68
do nfd mi.
OUKUl 1.414
TiMIM P . T .
uiiiuii utiK s P., 13V4
do pfd 73
U. S. Jinther .... lift
do nfd til?
U. S. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8: Steol ..
504
I'm. vjrfi
Western union,.. W
Amer. Locomo... 32$,
do ,pfd 91H
St. Paul 16314
do Pfd 187
So. Pacillo Otf);
Last sale.
Hank Clearings.
OMAHA, Jan. 8. Bank clearings today,
$1,169,334.90; corresponding day last 'year.
$1,087,318.94; Incroase, $8t,tV83.96.
BOSTON, Jan. 8.-Clearlngs, $6,485,968;
balancea, $2,133,417.
Bl LOUIS, Jan. SClearlnfis, $9,9U1,?;
bnlances. $1,41J,417; exchango on Now Y'ork,
10c premium.
BALTIMORE jnn. 8.-CIcnring, $1,317,906;
balances, $1,71,765.
-.i'iLILjVD.KL1,IA. Jnn. 8.-Clearlngs. $19,-
ok,iw; uiuun.es, j2,ouz,oo; money, 5 per
cent
CHICAGO. Jnn B rlnnrlnn ffe ftrft ,
balances, $2,59:,rs; posted exchange, $4.8114;
sixty days, $1.8714, on demand; New York
ec.h!l.n,s.A(i!;,,ren'n
sJ'WX OIlli. Jn". S.-CIcarlngs, $332,001,-
601 ; balances, $17,070,338.
Jfcw York Money Mnrket,
NJ3W YORK, Jan. 8MONEY-On call,
firm at 607 per cent; closed big nnd offered
63614 per cent; prlmo mercantile paper, wr
6V4 tier cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Stcndy. with
11 in. i.,mi T,o.'f j,
SILVER-Bar, 66c; Mexican dollars, 4114c
uv"""-.'"j i iiiiieiii, biuiiu) , Huue, inac
tive; railroad, Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds ars t
follows:
U. S. rot. 2s, reg.10814
do coupon .lus'j
do 3s, reg 107V
do coupon lUS'i
do new 4s, rcg.139).
L. & N. util. 4s...l0l
lex. Central 4s.. KJ'i
uo is inc
M. & St. L.' 4s... .101 i
M., K. & T. Is,... 'Mi
do 2s 8314
N. Y. Central ls.lfcih
do gen. 314s 10M
N. J. C. gen. 6s. .133i
No. Pacific 4s. ...104k
do 3s 7t
N. & W. con. 4s.. 1021s
Rending gen. 4s.. 9SlS
St L & I M o, 6s, 118 ,
St. L. & S. F. 4s. 97 '
do old 4s, rcg...lll4
do coupon in?)
do bu. reg to,?!
,lr nnimntl lft7(i.
Alrh. mn. 4s llllji
do ndj. 4s 'jiL
iini. Ac uinu 4a...in:ii,
do 314s 93Ul
,1n pnm'. Jq.. 1(,".l
iunaaa 00. M...,nv
St. L. Southw. Is. 97
uctu. 01 un. ts..iu7V2
.In 1l Inn 1-Jii.
Uo 2s
S A & A P 4s..
So. Paclllc 4s...
7714
Clies. & O. 414s. ..107
93
(Jill, tic i. J'.iH.... Mi
C, B & Q n. 4s,, , WH
C, M c H P g. 43.110
fi & N W c. 7s. ..140
So. Railway 6s.
rex. Ac 1'ac. is
T, St L & W 4s.. 83U
Union Paclllc 4s..l0lja
C. R. I. & P. 4S...103;
110 conv. 4S m)',it
Wabash Is 1181a
do 2s luL
do deb. B t
West Shore 48...112U
W. & L. B. 4s... 914
Wis. Central 4s.. k9 i
CCC & S L g. 43.104
Chicago Tor. 4s... xsu
Colorado So. 4.. 91S
rt x. it n 4 imL.
Erlo prior 1. 4s....ioo
UO KCI1. IB tJ'i
1 r jp. n r lj m
Con. Tob. 4s 03',
MIOCK. vai. ',43.,lli
Offered.
IloRtnn Slock 0,itotntlona.
noSTON. Jan. 8.-Call loans. 414W5V4 per
cent; tlmo loans, 4'4UC per cent, Olllclal
closing:
Atchison 4s ......
Mcx. Central 4s..
N. E. G. & C
102
2
Baltic
Bingham
Cul. & Hccla.
Centennial ...
Copper Rungo
Dom. Coal ...
Franklin
lsln Royalo ...
Mohawk
. 37
. 24
.6U0
. 13
. 53
55)4
. 13
. 21
. 30
:
2314
Atchison
isOld1
do pfd
ttfintnti & A
iW),
22
191
100
211
144
101
Boston & Me
Boston Elevated,
N Y, N H & II...
Fitchburg nfd....
Old Dominion
Osceola
Union Paclllc ....
Mcx. central ....
I'urroi
Uulncv
Amen Sugar .....
Amer. T. & T....
I60I4
L-7V4
Hnnta Fo Copper
Tamarack
3
U11111. iron oc o. .
.260
Gen. Electric ....
Mass. Electric...
Trimountnin .
32
14U
22',4
5
114
49r
351i
5
441i
K3U
19Ji
Trinity
N. K. u. ft 1;
U. S. Steol
united states
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolvcrlno
do nui
Advcnturo
Alloucz
-vs
Amalgamated ...
London Stock Qnotntlons.
LONDON, Jan. 8,-4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money. .93
do account
11-16'Norfolk & Wcst
J3'4 do pfd ,
K14 No. Pncltlc pfd.,
81U Outarlo & West
lOlla'l'ennsylvanla
Anaconda
Atchison
do pru
rtrilllmnro & O. ..
108
Reading
Canadian Pacific,
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd ,
So. Railway ,
do nfd
Clies. & onio
Chicago G. W
C, M. & St. P....
Mi
1G9
Denver & 11. u...
45J4
94
43,
75),:
62
143
Southern Paclllc,
do pfd
union Paclllc....,
Erlo
do nfd.
do 1st prd..
do I'd nfd
U. S. Steel
do nfd
Illinois Central...
Wabash
Louis. & NI1SI1....
M., K. & T
do pfd
N. Y Central
lOSW
2G
do nfd
Snanlsh 4s
54 IRnnd Mines
171V4 DoBcera
BAR SILVER Uncertain; 23Hd per ounco.
MONEY2(ii'2W ner cent. The rato of dis
count in tho open market for short bills
Is 3 per cent; for thrco months, 33 1-18
per cent ,
New York Mlnlnir Share.
NEW YORK. JnnJ S. The following aro
ths closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con 18
Alice 15
Llttlo Chief ....
Ontario
. 10
.830
. ttf
. G
.. 14
. 7
. 20
. 40
.313
Ilrceco '
Hriinnwlck Con... 10
Ophlr ;
Phoenix
Potosl
Com. Tunnel 654
con. uai. & va...jbu
Savago
Deadwond Terra, co
sierra isevaua
Smnll Hopes ...
Standard
Horn Silver 190
Iron Silver (0
Leadvlllo Con S
Foreign Flnnnulnl.
LONDON, Jan. 8. Money was abundnnt
today nnd tho Indebtedness to tho Bnnk of
England wns practically liquidated. Tho
(lrmniiit tviiH irnml. niseounts wero (llllet.
Thero was somu uncertainty regarding tho
future, ns tho heavy collection ot revenues
for tho last quarter of tho year will pos
sibly materially affect tho money market.
Business on tho Stock exchango opened,
qulot. Prides woro rnthor Irregular, but
tho changes wero slight, American cx
eentml. Later thero was somo Increase of
activity. Kafllrs continued to ndvunce, bo-
ing supported iy proiessionais. 1110 iu
turo of tho day's transactions was tho con
tinued Inquiry for BrltishsChartcred South
African shares, which wero bought for
home, American and continental account.
Consols wero easier owing to fears of a
further lssuo when Parliament reassembles,
and thCro was llttlo of that buying which
usually follows tho distribution1 of govern
ment dividends. Americans wero dull and
dispirited In tho nbsonco of support, but
later became.' somewhat firmer and closed
Hteady. Rio tlntos wero dull. Copper was
qulot and 14 lower. Grand Trunks- re
lapsed. Gold premiums aro 'quoted as fol
lows: Buenos Ayres. 136.90; Madrid, 33.02;
Rome, 14.5. India council bills woro al
lotted today at Is 4d.
PARIS, Jan. 8. Prices on tho bourse to
day wero Irregular and closed generally
firmer. Argentines and Brazilians wero
firm. Spanish securities relapsed sharply
on tho rather disappointing result of tho
treasury bond lssuo. Italians hardened on
purchases for German account. Rio tlntos
wero offered for London account and wero
weak throughout. Thomson-Houstons wero
very firm. DeBeers and Kafllrs had a good
disposition, especially Rand shares. Tho
prlvato rate of discount was unchanged.
Thrco per cent rentes, lOOf 4714c- for thn
account; exchange on London, 25f 14c jr
checks; Spanish 4s closed at 76.92.
BERLIN, Jan. 8. Prices opened firm on
tho bourse today, but weakened toward
tho c 080. Tho speech from tho throno
rend at the opening of tho Prussian Diet
trtday had little Influence on business. Ex
change on London, 20m 42pfg for checks;
Discount intes for short and threo months'
bills, 214 per cent
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. Today's state
ment of tho trensury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
reserve In tho division of redemption,
shows: Avnllablo cash balance, $172,297,176;
gold, $112,401,004.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.-COFFI5E-Snot
RIo, steady: No. 7. Involco, 64c Mild,
quiet; Cordova, 7!48llc. Euturcs opeiutd
barely steady In tone, with prices un
changed to 10 points lower and ruled weak
most of tho day, Wnll street.. foreign houses
nnd tho street unloading largo amounts.
Large local buyers covered on tho opening,
prompted In tills by tho better thnn looked
for cables. Later they wero liberal sellers.
Tho continued heavy movemont of coffco
in tho crop country and thn enormous
clearances reported for tho United States
checked now buying and gave the bears a
strongiudvantage today. Final prices wero
net unchanged to 10 points lower nnd the
undertone steady. Total sales wore 79,250
bags. Including January at 6.30c: March,
6.33a60o: April, 6.5o06.55c; May. 6.65aJ.Cc;
July, 6.75yfl.85c; Septombor, 6.957c; Octo
ber 7.10c; November, 7.10c; December,, 7.15
07.250.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit.
NEW YOTIK. Jan. 8. EVAPORATED
APPLES A rather easier feeling prevailed
with not much Interest manifested by ex
porters. In somo Instances ,-tho pooror
grades wore quoted a trifle lower. State,
common to good. 7Q?o: prlnle, 914JT9?io;
choicer 9!410c; fancy. lOiJOBc
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Con-tlno
qulot and tlrm. Prunes, 3ft7c. Apri
cots, Royal. 10014o; Moor Park, 9Hffl3c.
Peaches, peeled, 16fi20o; unpecled, 7',44j1214c.
OH ind Ilnsln. ,
OIL CITY, Jan. 8. OIL Credit balances,
$1.15; certificates, no bid; shipments, 77.180
bbls.; average, 71,180 bbls.; funs, 80,174 bbls.;
average. 70.728 bbls. .. T ,
TOLEDO, Jan. 8. OIL North Lima, S5c;
South Lima and Indiana, 80c.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.-qHCottonseed,
hrm; prlmo crude. nomlual;i yellow, 4314
44c. Petroleum, dull. Rosin, steady. Tur
pentine, steady. ,
uciuui uuBiui'.iH in uniiKers uius at jl.S7't.
4.8714 for demand nnd nt $I.8I', for sixty
2Ws: tf'Siv??! tr',l,le8' -85.Mi commercial
OMAHA LITE STOCK H1IIIT
Cattle ItciIpU MoeVttt ind Itreig Frlcti
Were ?.id fr Goed luff.
HOG MARKET A TRIFLE LtWER TODAY
Very Few Sheep nnd l.niiilm Arrived
This .MomliiK nnd Under Influence
ot Good Demand Priori
Advanced Shnrply.
, . .SOtfTH OMAHA, Jan. S.
Receipts were. Cattle. Hogs, sheep,
unicjai Aionuu) a.Wl i.'ijJ 2,0,0
vumui lurauu, o.iUI 13,101 3,ovl
tllllCI
. iai
euuesuuy.. ls,VM v,uj
4l
Ihree days this week.12.bll 30,209 0,431
Sumo uu)m nisi wcck..., i,o(il 2t),L-V0 b.ni
Sumo Wtt'K before b.nwi 24,5i 4,232
Sumo threo WeeKS ugo..li,.M iu.twO 1,211
sumo tuur weeks ugo...ll,o92 .So.iws'j 'j.'ju
bume nays lust )ear 2J,o1 U.i'Ji
Average price paid lor hogu ut South
Omulm the pujt several dujs with com
parisons: Uate. 1 i3oi. litHw.ii&aa.iiws.iiMtf.asw.lisM.
Dec. 15...
Dec. 16...
Dec. 17...
Dec. 18...
Dec. la...
Dec. 20...
Dec. 21...
Dec. Si,,,
Dec. 23...
Dec. 24...
Dec. 2o...
Dec. 26...
Dec. 21...
Dec. 23...
Dec. 29... I
Deo, 30...
Dec. 31...
I
4 26141
b341
4 841 3 j
3 27 3 24
3 301 3 2
3 17
3 111 3 37
3 Ii 3 40
3 16 3 36
I 3 261
3 31
u .0
U 12
6 01
6 06
9
6 06
U 0914
4 731 3 981
4 1
4 77 3 9.'
3 281
3 11,
3 31
4 ttfl 3 l 3 28) 3 33
3 17
3 14
3 17
3 19,
3 31
3 27
3 21
.
3 30
3 $8
3 36
3 41
3 33
4 81,
4 01
4 02
3 2a
4t80
3 34 3 24
1 Vi
3 37
3 47
3 1
3 26;
4 861
I
4 89 4 11
4 831 1 091
4 77 4 14
4 811 4 16
4 14
4 90 I
3 60
3 20
3 44
3 30
I
3 24
2Uli
a 48i
3 45
3 4o
3 61
3 32
3 301
3 181
G35
iS 10
6
3 36
3 171
Date. I 1902. 1901.100.1S99.1S93.1897.1K96.
Jan. 1...,
Jan. 2...,
Jan. 3...,
Jan. 4....
Jan. 6..,,
Jan. G..,,
Jan. 7,..,
Jan. 8.,,,
630 I
6 2i
eis.
G 23 J4
4 951 4 21
3 421
1
3 43
3 44
3 1S
3 17
3 49
3 43
3 46
3 61
4 96,
4 95
3 67
3 57
3 41
3 47
4 29
6 0'J
4 27j
3 II
3 2
6 04
1 31
4 35
3 38
G 23T4
3 48
3 39)
3 29 3 53
6 10V4!
5 05
3 42:
3 V),
3 13
3 18
3 12
3 48
3 46
5 06
4 31
Indicates Sunday, Indicates holiday.
Tho olllclal number at curs ot stuck
brought lit today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle. ILoks. Sh'p. U'ses.
(J., m. & sl P. ity... 3
O. Sc. St. L. Ry 1
Missouri Paclllc Ry.. 8
Union Pacillo system. 18
C. & N. W. Ry 6
F E. & M. V. R. It.. 20
C, St. P., M. & O.... 12
B & M. 11. Ry 25
C, B. & Q. Ry 11
K. C. & St. J 1
C, R. 1. At P. east.. It
C, R. I. & P. west.. 2
Illinois Centrul 0
Totat rocelptu. .."..".127
11
1
19 1
14
20 ..
18
21 3
6
ii "
1
1
123 4
Tho disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 301 1,724 224
Swift and Company G56 2,635
Cudahy Packing Co S49 2,370 110
Armour Co 575 2,909
Hammond Co., 'from 1C C. 432
R. Becker & Dcgan ).. 66
Vansnnt & Co 9
Carey & Benton..'. 100
Lobmun & Co 1
W. I. Stephen 11
Hill & Huutzlnger 10
Livingstone & Schallcr.... 38 '
B. F. llobblck T29
Hamilton & Rothschild.... 167
L. 1'. Husz 27 j
Other buyers 313 408
Totals .3,684 9,G3S 742
CATTLE There 'was not a very heavy
run of cattle here today for tho middlo
of tho week and us packers seemed to have
qtitto' liberal orders tho market ruled ac
tive and stronger all around. Buyers
started out In good season and It wns not
long before thu bulk of tho offerings was
disposed of.
Thero was a fair sprinkling of cornfed
steers In tho receipts today und tho mar
ket could bafely be v quoted strong und ac
tive. In somo cases sales wero mado that
looked 60 und oven 10c higher than tho
samo kinds sold for yesterday. Tho de
mand was genernl for tho better grades as
well us for tho shortfeds, but H could not
bo said that anything very cholco was
offered.
Thero was also oonslderablo activity to
tho cow trado and thu market was strong
to a dlmo higher. It was noticcablo that
tho kliuls that sold so slowly nnd ut such
tuievcn prices yesterday changed hands
freely today at stronger prices. Tho Im
provement today then was mostly 011 tho
dinners end medium grades, though, tho
choicer bunches ulsa sold 'at strong prices.
Bulls moved much moro freely today
than yesterday und brojght strong prices.
Tho same was true of stags, una Veal
culves were also In good demand ut strong
prices.
Thero wero only, a few Blockers and feed
ers In tlio yurds today that .were at all
good and tho demand was sutllclent to taku
what was offered ut fully steady prices.
Tho demand Is good for both light and
heavyweight cattle, but tho quality" must
bo good. Common kinds aro moro or less
ncgiec'lcd. Representative sulcs:
BEEF STEERS. '
No,
1
13
1
1
1.
l....
10
4
Av.
.. 610
.. 901
.. 850
.. 910
..1O10
..1100
..1078
.. 857
..11)16
..1040
..1140
.. 906
.. 916
.. 970
..1106
IT.
No.
15...
6...
22...
Av.
1033
1166
996
1070
1189
973
lilt
1079
1060
1088
1102
1290
....11G8
1214
Pr
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 80
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
6 00
5 10
6 13
6 00
2 80
3 35
3 60
3 90
3 70
4 00
4 25
4 25
4 40
4 40
4 60
4 50
4 63
4 70
4 70
10..
16..
13
29..
7..
19..
42..
15
?:)::::
16
21
CO
3
18
4
17
11
O
5.'.'.'.'.'.'
1
21....
11....
..1378
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
....1231 5 20
STEERS AND HEIFJJRS.
.1.. 915 3 25 8 1130
....1110 4 30
HEIFERS.
5 20
611
, 445
7GI
070
705
603
80)
: so
715
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 50
3 70
4 15
35
1....
770
890
910
786
lbuo
2 70
2 75
3 00
3 15
31
1
3 :
COWS.
1
1
1
1
1
1.:
6
1
10
1
l!'.'.'.'.'.'.
850
750
770
850
680
920
978
740
9S0
fcCO
900
990
1 60
1 60
4...,
922
1085
943
Ul5
1020
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 03
3 03
3 10
3 10
3 13
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 23
3 23
3 30
3 30.
3 30'
3 33
3 35
3 40
3 45
1 75
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 15
2 15
2 25
2 40
2 40
2 4U
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 50
2 60
2 65
2 CO
2 60
2 03
2 G3
2 G5
2 65
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 76
2 76
2 73
2 80
2 80
2 80
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 90
3 00
3 00
3.
0....
1....
6....
6...,
16...,
7....
... 906
...1016
...1011
988
b
11
4
16
1
1
. 938
. 990
.1115
. 984
.1060
. 930
19...
n
V.','.
13...,
1...-
o
16.'.'.
1...
16...,
3...
10...,
11...,
1...
5...
5...
1...,
1...
8...
1
I'.'.'.
1...
1...
4...
1...
6...
10...
3...
4...,
1...
1...
I::::
21...
a.. .
1...
c...
1...
4...
1...
1...
4...
1...
1...
1...
1...
815
910
980
850
1000
......1020
..1. ..1010
...... 1010
'823
...... 1000
912
1016
1007
997
920
866
1054
". 1270
1200
947
760
832
1460
1010
850
900
970
1020
890
975
1050
1010
995
985
836
1097
2... v 1130
12...: 874
7 1071
10 975
7..... 1042
1..
.1200
.... 950
....1052
.... 935
....1085
1013
1002
....1133
....1107
.... 870
....1200
....1000
8
9..,:,
2
16
4
12
10
1
1
1
16
1.....
o
I.'.'.!
1
1
2
7
1
14
1
14
4
O
4!!"!
2
3 45
3 60
3 GO
3 GO
3 G3
3 70
3 70
,3 75
'3 75
3 73
3 75
3 75
.... 878
....1330
....1160
....1310
....1290
.... 'J0
.... 960
....109.)
....1210
.... 918
....1040
....1093
.... 982
....12G5
....1363
....1315
3 75
3 76
3 75
3 75
3 85
3 85
3 83
3 83
3 83
3 90
4 00
4 10
4 10
4 23
4 25
.1240
3 00
19..
1074
COWS AND HEIFERS.
BULLS,
, 770
885
, 1000
, 1280
.,....,1300
.1090
990
960
660
1030
, 1220
1360
, SS0
1110
1440
2 28
1.
.1300
.1604
. 940
. 410
3 00
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 40
'3 60
3 65
3 75
4 00
4 00
4 00
5 60
G 04
6 23
6 25
9 23
2 25
2 23
2 35
2 40
2 60
2 55
2 60
2 60
3 65
2 85
2 85
2 90
3 00
3 00
9,,..
1.'.'.'.'.'
1.
..1700
1 1270
1 1240
2 1250
1 1390
1 ,..,16y
1 1470
1 1220
1 i....l400
1 1760
1.
....1980
CALVES.
3.
1.
1S3
IMA
3 50 3
4 00 1
4 00 1
200
190
130
190
ft
1 150
2 113
.1 0
4 W 1
414
.110
1 130 S 00 1 100 6 23
STAGS.
1 1100 2 75
STOCK. CALVES.
1 220 2 60 48...., 300 3 V
1 270 3 00 2 310 ."75
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 800
60
2...
GS3 2 73
'8 74S
1 700
3 710
2 615
8 625
2 m
2 GO
2 GO
2 65
2 63
.3 793
2 83
1..1 IPSO
2 90
1
780 3 00
17 724
3 OO
3 496
; 15
STOCKER3 AND FEEDERS.
8.... 677
00
1 900 3 GO
13.. 1 636 3 G.
16 726 3 70
1 780 3 75
3 626 3 75
4 GI2
75
1 640 3 00
2 690 3 00
1 790 3 00
3 740 3 23
2 G63 3 25
3 67G 3 33
3 633 3 40
16... v 630 3 60
12 1056 3 50
1 800 3 60
15 793
1 900
5. 744
3
3
3 80
11.. S02 3 Si)
14 642 3 80
3 726 3 83
68 748 3 85
21 ,,901 S'M
12 0)1 .1 95
15 816 4 00
17 905 4 00
1 650 3 60
18
1
11
2.... i...
Got 3 60
770 3 60
701
3 60
597
3 60
3 933 4 00
6S5 3 00
,890 3 60
722 3 00
76...
....1056 4 10
.... 802 4 23
10...
. 8
HOGS Thero wero not ns- many hogs On
sale today ns arrived yesterday, but still
receipts wero fairly liberal. Other markets
wero quoted lower again today and buyers
started out hero trying to buy their sup
plies a dlmo lowor than yesterday. Sellers
held on for better prices and 'packers
Dually raised their hands nnd bought thn
bnus steady to 60 lower. Tho market' wus
uneven, particularly on tho llghtwolglit
nogs, iiy comparing 1110 snies niaiio louny
wlth those of yesterday It will bo found
that In somo cases light hogs sold-hlghcr
touuy ami in somo .cases lower iiinn tuoy
did yesterday. For that reason It Is dilll
ault to give any very tlcflnito quotations,
hut nq 11 uenerul thlliir nil weights sold
from steady to 6c lower. Good heavyweight
hogs sold largely from $6.20 to $6.40.
Butcher nnd medium weights brought
mostly from $6.05 to $6.20 nnd tho Hght-
wcignts soiu irom ?t.iu uown, vnuo 1110
market was not tinrtlcularlv active, still
tho bulk of tho offerings wns disposed of
111 good season. iicprtentatlvo sales:
No. Av. Sh. IT. No. Av. Sfi. IT.
26 70 ... 4 85 82 213 40 G 10
3 119
80 6 25
92 227
75 204
40 G 10
,. G 10
. G10
20 131
86 149
92 144
100 155
40 163
103 152
115 176
... 6 60
... 6X0
... G70
... 6 75
... 5 75
... 6 76
80 6 10
48 187
43.
81.
101
CO.
136 120 6 10
.193 ... G 10
.185 120 6 10
19 80 G 10
PS 190
80 210
78 235
C 10
..171 160 6 80
... 6 10
40 6 1214
40 6 15 -
GO 1SI
6 80
G3 214 120 5 90
79.
.220
102 1S1.
5 90
GO...
82...
76...
82...
.235 120 6 15
G4 196
G 90
r 00
6 90
6 90
6 90
5.93
6 9714
..203
6 13
G 15
85 177
61 201
93 182
98 173
82 182
90......1M
65. .A. .207
95 1H
77 190
..219
.261 1G0 6 15
72 212
G2 233
70 235
79 211
70 202
33 212
.. G 15
40 6 15
40 0 15
,.. G15
.. G15
.. G 15
40
40 G 00
80 G 00
G9......24I 200 C 20
65 212 280 6 00
GS 3(i5 1C0 C 00
63...
...265.
20
62 299 160 6 20
76 245 40 6 20
33 212 80 6 00
GS 202 ... GOO
74 220 SO GO)
69 183 ... 6(0
66......16S 40 6 00
47 191 W 6 00
75 196 ... 6 00
92 187 ... 6 00
79 204 40 6 0214
G6 222 ... 6 OT,
91 204 240 6 05
77 204 40 G 03
70 199 ... COS
89 210 130 6 03
62 243
83 217
62 250
16 259
67 210
67 314
25 25D
40 6 20
... 6 20
40 6 20
... 6 25
... G25
... G 25
80 625
40 6 25
30 2GS
34 ,
67
289 J20 G 23
.13 l.T b
65 30) 120 6 2714
G3 211 ... 6 30
54 271 ... G30
66, 297 ... 6 30
61....305 120 CM
61 2SS ... 6 3714
71 289 ... 6 40
217 40 6 0714
104.
GO..,
..203 120 6 0714
.ID! W U 1U
.219
6 10
87.
..185
120
6 18
SHEEP Thero wero only four cars of
Bheep on sale this. morning, so that a fair
test of tho market was not made. It was
very evident, however, that packers wero
anxious for supplies and In fact somo of
them had to havo a few. For that reason
tho fow cars that arrlvod this morning
wero picked up nt an early hour at prices
that looked a good deal higher than was
nuld for tho samo class of stuff vratnrrinv.
A bunch of wethers of bnly fair quality"
buiu 111 uo uuu lacro wero no inmnn
offered to test tho market.
Tho demand for feeders Is nnnnrenttv In
good shape, as tho few , that arrlvo sol,
tULI IlJ.MlllV. llllll.'II lit I1W,1.!. Ill H TT1 Mm.
Ing of rather common quality sold for $3.20.
wyoiuuuus: wnoice ngniwoignt yearlings,
$l.6o4.75; good to cholco medium weight
yearlings. $t.25ff4.60: fnlr to cood vearllnes.
$4.0031.25: cholco wnthers. $4.2534.60; fair to
good wethcra, $4.004.25; cholco ewe. $3.75fJ
4.00; fair to good owes, $3.D0CT3.75 ( common
cwos, $2.75tf3.S0; cholco lambs, $5.75C,00;
fair to good lambs, $5.6006.75: feeder weth
ers, v.ious.w; iceuer lamos, $3.50314.00. Rep
resentative sales:
No. Av.
10 cull ewes 99
1. buck :.. 140
3 bucks 183
Pr.
$2 00
300
3 00
3 20
3 23
3 60
3 60
8 73
3 85
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 65
5 60
6 75
408 feeder owcs....i 99
& cull ewes 90
8 western ewes 102
14 western ewes 80
11 native ewes
9 nntlvo owes
It western wethers
15 westprn wethers
G2 western wethers
... 171
... 130
... 93
... 70
... 91
... 127
m. 89
... 108
162 western wethers
31 western Iambs
12 native lambs ..,
CHICAGO LIVU STOCK MARKET.
Cattle- Higher lIou Lower nnd Sheep
Active.
15,500 head; western, good to choice, stroiis
to iuc mgncr; otners slow and steady; good
n.ltn,, rjvr.T r.ft. . .. I . rs
l,.,,tiv, ru.wii I.UV, IUUt iu IIIVUIUIII, tLwiip
6.00 Htockers nnd feeders, $2,250-4,75; cows,
$1,2553.75: heifers. $2.75ij5.00; cannors, $1.25
-.uv; nuns, i.iui(Li.i; caivcs, fJ.uumn.w,
Texas fed steers, $3.25116,25.
nuus iieceipts, 15,000 Heart; tomorrow,
40,000 estimated; left over, 10.000 head; mar
ket 6W10c lower, closing nctlvo: mixed and
butchers. $5.9OS6.40: cood to choice heavy.
$6.25y6.G214; rough heavy. $5.90flG.l5; light,
$5.766.10; bulk of sales. $5.95i06.30. v
Bimiiir ucceipis, iB.uuu neau; snccp ac
tive, lambs nctlvo nnd stroiiKer: cood to
cholco withers, $4,O01t4.76; fulr to choice
mixed, $3.6004.23; western sheep, fed, $1.00
W4.75; lambs, natives, $3,6006.00; western
litmus, icu, tu.vvuu.ia.
Oftlclal yesterday: Rccclpts-!nttle, 8.727;
hogs. 53.6UC; sheep. 25.312. Shlpments-Cnt-tlc,
3,372; hogs, 3,416; sheep, 4,212.
Knnsna City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,000 mttlvcs, 1.000 Te.Nuns, 200 cnlves:
market generally stendy; choice export nnd
dresBod beet steers, $5,751(6,35; fulr to cood,
$4.655j6.G3; stockcrs and feeders, $3.35l.60:
western iuu hicltb, i.-mo.ou; mcxiiu una
Indian steers. S3.G0Sj6.10: Texns cows. 82.60
jfl.OO; native cows, $2.Goft4.75: heifer's, $3.60
d(5.00; cauners, $1.75ij2.60; .bulls, $2.GOI,00;
culves. $3.5086,00.
nuus Receipts, 18,000 ncau; market 5W
10c lower; tf.p, $0.55: bulk of sales, $5.10ff
u.iu, jiuti.y, u.,rt,u.ij, iiiiavu iJUCliei a,
il6.45; light. $5. 43i0. 16: pigs. $4.25fi&,20,
40; heavy, $6.&0?6.&5: mixed packers, $5,73
SHEEP Receipts, 2.000 head: market
steady; fed lambs, $5.0Off5.n0; fed wethers,
$3.7504.75: yearlings. $4.5OJ(5.10: ewes, $3.25
(fl.00; culls and feeders, $2,005(3.75.
New York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW
YORK, Jnn. 8.-BE!3VE8-Re.
,iiv j winv, uuu. o. itrjrj v r.o lie-
:elpts, 3,133 head: quiet and steady; bulls,
Irm; steers, $3.855i6.10; oxen nnd stags, $5.50:
mils, $2.70fW.25: extra fat bulls, $1.60; fat
celpl
tlrm
bu s.
heifers. '$3.75fW.2fl : exnorts. 914 head rut tin
1,600 head sheep and 7,520 quurtors of beef.
uaijv;h. iieceipts, i,us neuu; goou venls
lit .11 , .u,. ...... L,..juii a.i.n, ..UlCin
steady; veals, $1,60Q.60: tops, $9; southern
and western calves, $3.2of73.60.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-RCCOlpts, 8.G72
bead: sheen, stendy to stronc: lambs, ton
higher; sheep, $2.60JM.OO; export grades, $1,40
5H.75! culls, $1,605(2.25: lambs, $4.604jG.20; 1
car, $8.25; culls, $3.00M.OO; Canada lambs,
HOGS Receipts. 6.680 head: steady: stnto.
$G,4O5J0,6O; western, nominal.
St. Louis Live Stock Murkct.
BT. LOUIS. Jan. 8.-CATTLE-Recclnts.
8.100 head, Including 2.000 Toxnns; market
trtoany; native snipping ana export steers,
$4.G05(6,50; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$4.005j6.16: steers under 1,000 lbs., $3,C3
6.30; stackers nnd feeders, $2,4554.15: cows
and helfersr $2.00fM.95; canners, $1.6O5i'2.60;
bulls, $2.6O5J,4.00: Toxoa and Indian steers,
$3.805iG,40 fed, K.WmM grass; cows and
heifers, $2.4683.76.
HOaS Receipts, 8,100 head; market lOo
lower; nigs nnd lights, $5.90SG,15; jiuckcrs,
$6.00516.25; butchers, $6.205ffi.60,
SHEEP Receipts, 900 head: market 1M
25a lower; nutlvo muttons, $3.30Q4.25; lambs,
stockers, $1.50&2.00. '
Slook In Slsht.
i
The following tnbln shows tho receipts of
cnttlo, hogs and sheep at tho nvo principal
mnrlielH for Jnnllarv 8!
Cnttlo.
Hnnlh Omaha 3.0.16
Hogs, Sheeo.
9,655 747
15.0110 18.000
18,000 2,000
8,100 909
6,700 400
Chicago 15,600
Kansas City 6,(00
i,ouis ...,. j,i(u
Josoph 900
Totals
28,536 S7.-465 22,047
Si, Joseph Live Stack Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 8.-CATTLE-Recelplg,
900 head; steady; natives, $3.2507,2; Cowa
and heifers. $1.25175.25: veals, $3.005J6.00;
stcckers and feeders, $2.004TI.1! , ,, , .
HOas-RecclpIs, 6,700 head; steady: light
and light mixed, $5.b05IG.23; medium nnd
heavy. $6.1Mi.45; pigs, $J.605f l.T3.
SHEEP Receipts, 400 head; top owes, $1.
.
Cotton Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 8.-COTTON-Spot. In
fair demand: 1-lGd lowor; Amcriean riild
dllng fair, 4 2f.-32d; good m Iddnng, 4 17-JS
middling. 413-32d; low middling, 4 6-lGd;
good ordinary, 4 3-lGd; ordinary, 3 15-v16d.
Tho sales of tho day wero 10.000 bales, of
which 600 wero fn speculation und oxport
and Included 9.G00 American. Receipts, 43,
W0 bales, Including 3S.40O American. Fu
tures opened easy and closed firm; Ameri
can middling, g. o. c, Jnnunry, 4 23-64d,
buyers; Jnnunry and February. 4.23-64d,
buyers: Fnbrunry and MumU. 4 22-C4d, buy
ers; March and April, 1 22-tlld, buyorsj
April und May. 4 23-tl-4 23-Gld; May add
June, 4 23-6ld, sellers; Juno nnd July, 4 22-64
M 23-Gld, buyers; July and August, 4 22-64 Ji
4 23-64(1, value; August and September,
4 19-GKM 20-Old. buyers.
NEV YORK, Jnn. S.-COTTON-Snot
closing: Middling uiilnnds, SHc: middling
guui.i
tures
ruiirV.
Ifl.tnda, 8 7-16c: sule. 6,2oG bales. Fu
res closed steady: January, 7.Slo; Fob
try, 7.90o; March. 7.97C! April, 8.02c; May,
8.05c; June, 8.fGc; July, S.OSc: August, 7.92c;
September, 7.71c: October, 7.80c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8.-COTTON-Mnr-kct
llrni; snles, 2,293 bales, Including 1,000
to nrrlvo; ordinary, 6e; good ordinary,
GTtc: low middling, 7 7-lGc: middling, 7Jio;
good middling, 8c; middling fair, 8 7-lGc;
receipts, 21,(KV, bales; stock, 337,070 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 8,-COTTON-Qutot
nt 7?,c.
ST. LOUIS, Jnn. 8.-COTTON-Qulot;
middling, 713-16c: snles, 142 bales; receipts,
6,876 bules; shipments, 6,497 bales; stock,
62,303 bules.
Dry (Sooila Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.-DRY GOODS
Homn buying lias again beun on a re
stricted scnle In all departments nf cotton
goods, but sellers nro'not pushing moro
thnn boforo for business, and prices nro
steady In both plnln nnd fnncy linos. Sev
eral lmpcrtjtnt now lines of woolens oponcd
up for next full nt udvuncca of 2Hifl214o
per yard.
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Jnn. S. VOOI-Qu!et; ma
dlum grades, 13lfl714c; light lino, 124Gl5ci
heavy line. 105fl2c; tub-washed, 14C4c
HELPING HAND FOR MISSION
Local l'hllntitbroiiiiUtn Astir to Snvo
Tenth Street Inntl
, .. tutliiu.
There Is a movement among somo of tho
pullnntliroplo peoplo of tho city 'to redeem
tho property between Dodgov street and
Capitol avontio, on Tenth stroot, occupied
by tho Tenth Street City mission, that tho
Sunday school nnd industrial classes now
conducted thero under tho direction of Miss
Magco may bo continued.
For twenty-ono years tho work wns car
ried on thero by tho old City Mission board,
but thrco years ago, that organization be
coming lnoporatlvo, tho building, which was
tho board's property, was turned over to
tho local Women's Chrlstlau Tempornnco
union, and put In charge or Miss Mugee.
Tho lot bolonga to tho J. J. Monell estate,
of which John J. Monell. Jr., nnd G. M.
Hitchcock aro executors, nnd several
months ngo they brought a claim of bov
cral hundred dollars against tho old board
for rcnt'of tho lot To satisfy this claim
tho Women's, Christian Tomporanco union
signed nn agreement to vacate, tho building
and relinquish nil claim on It by Mnrch 1,
1902, turning It back to tho old City Mission
board, which will turn It over to tho Monell
estate This arrangemont leaves tho
present woll established work without nny
pormanent place for continuing, nnd It Is
tho object of thoso lntorostcd to rnlso
funds to purchaso tho lot that tho work
may bo continued thoro.
Charity Ilnll Proposed.
Among tho plans pronoscd is that n char
ity nll bo clvcn. Thin nnn hnon oti t'tmo in,1
by Mrs. Jardlnc, for many years o'no of tho
cnior Bustainora of tho work, nnd has met
with tho approval 6f many of tho Influen
tial PCODlC. SOVOral members nf thn HnnrA
of Governors of tho Knlghta of AJc-Sar-Bon.
hSvo expressed a willingness to nllow tho
uso of tho den for such a purpoBo, nnd tho
matter will bo presented to thn imnni nV
Its next mooting. Tho feeling scorns to be
general mat tno society womon of tho city
aro tho ones to mnko tho project a success,
and nn offort will bo mado to Interest thorn
that something may bo dono boforo Lent.
Tho City Union of Young rooplos' Soclc
tlos'ls also Interested .'n tho pormanont es
tablishment of tho mission, nml nn ihr.
association Jias paid Miss Mngoo's salary
ami supported tho gospel work there Its
members aro generally recognized aa the
proper nconlb to continue It. Timv ,.,
- --. ... UJ .1 1. 1 lj
expressed n willingness to co-'oporuto with
thoso desirous of helping tho work, but
In tho event of tho securing of any sum
from nny sourco for tho pormanont con
tinuation of tho work, thoro doubtless will
bo a now board created.
NEW ROAD FOR MISSOURI
Chnrter Iasncd to tho St. Loula, Mem
phis A Southern Railroad
Company,
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Jan. 8. A char
ter was Issued today by tho socrotary of
stato to tho St. Louis, Momphla & Southern
Railroad company of St. Louis, with a cap
ital stock of $12,000,000, Tho road la to ex
tend from Crystal, City, Jefferson county
and connoct with tho St. Louts & San
Francisco, In St. Louis county. Tho direc
tors nro Nowman Erb of New York; John
Scullln. Hugh. McKUtrlck nnd Charles Oll
bort of St. Louis; E. F. Bloorayor. Capo
Girardeau, Mo.; Frederick II. Prince and
Frederick Ayor, Boston; Ocorgo H. Nor
man, Providence, R. I and E. Summcr
flcld, Now York.
Honor President Itoosuvelt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8. President Roosevelt
wns elected nn honorory member of the
Friendly hons of St. Patrick at tho quar
terly meeting of the society JHt hold. It
s protablo that ho will bo Invited to at
tend, tho nnnual dltmcr of tlio aoclety on
tho evening of March 17 next.
S . TUB It HALT V MARKET.
1 daJnnuarS8: PlaCCd " rCCoM Wettae
'Wnrrnnty Deeds.
J. F. Jnekorott to C. O'Connor, nl-3
lot 10, block 79, South Omahn...... t
JV. Jf,nnl"is ,n,ld w,f9. to McCalVo
J" 4,
1
1,00
1.90I
67(
hW
2.00A
MotropolUnn Loiin nnd Trust comimny
... ,J' " """.a jy, Jiurr
l'laco
Jiistlou Kinsfathcr to AVIlllatn'T'niil
crs, nwty swli 81IO-10 ,
L. A. Vanfcandt and husband to Byron
ltfnrl rwimrtiim n 1A ..,., nn ...
Anton Horunsen and wlfo to J, c
o uonncii, wvi lot 20, block 1, Claren
don add ,
G. A. Hoagland and wlfo to IS "a!
ChrJstcnscn, lot 10,. block 1, Idlowlld!
Quit Clnlin Deeds. '
James McCord and wlfo to iWlrt
Whttnov. umltv3.ll r,f .n.Y.,.(
on" iK. ii " . - W.A
Z0-15-J3 ,
Anton Remcs fo Knto Remes. lot' 10
block 2, Potter & C.'s add .. '
, , vi,iiiiui( iu v. a, Ktevenn
n2j3 lots 1 and 2, block 9, Summit
Deeds.
ssto&Si.Prcdfi:.,.?.t..8' bIock 6-
Sheriff to P. A. Howard. ints'iVV'Vn'
2,0
Schlcslngcr s udd , '
Total amount of transfers,
. Tiepnaa ion.
Boyd CommiBBiou Go
( gucceittr to Jamts B. Boj 4 c.
OMAHA, NEB. '
COMMISSION
UKAIN, PHOVIIIONI AND STOCK!
Brd mt Trad llBB(
Dlrct wlr to Chicago and Nw Tad.
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