THK OMAHA DAILY 31EK: WEDNESDAY, JA!N1TA1?Y 22, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Uuini lUllj frm Yiitirdaj'i Dipitulta,
bt PmiiUn Ltit.
OATS ACT INDEPENDENT OF CEREALS
Knrlr OfTorlnn I StrniiK, on Unlit Of
crliiRH, nnd Wet Wentlirr Vat
ther Iletircnues Stock ntul
Forces I'rlcen Up.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2L-A1I trains rallied to
day from yesterday's depression. Karly
market wero Inclined to carry over tho
wot weather weakness, but covering savod
tho day for prices nnd May wheat closed
'ic hlBher, May corn iio up and May
oats H'tI?io lilKlicr. Provisions lost Cc to
12'jC.
Tho news of general precipitation over
the winter country set prices buck from
yesterday's close at tho opening today.
The foreign murkots weru nearly all lower,
WioiikU not to such a degree an character
ized local pits yesterday. A sood deal
of wheat was for sale early and outirido
markets started out weak. ShortB wero
numerous and covered freely. Longs who
' 2'4o! rodned. steady: crushed. 6.15c: pow
dered, 4.75cj jrranulated, 4.65c.
cut ! ism iiarciy steady, no. mo, jc.
MOLA88EB Steady : New Orleans. 374?
42c.
rouirllY Allvr, steady; sprinRers, w
Do; turkeys, lOaiOHcj fowls, Kmc. Dressed,
firm; spritzers, lO'MJimci fowls, lOftftlMic;
mrKeys, luwu'SC
METALS Tho local market for plR (In
wiim hlKhcr. In svmnathv with a uood nd-
vanco In London, 'hie spot price here at
tho closo was J2t.Ol24.W. 'Hie London
market closed 15s to 2 higher, with
spot at JE108 f.a nnd futures nt JC104 15s.
Copper was steady hero at junior lake,
JlO.&iH for electrolytic and J10.73 for cast
ing; tho London copper market was un
changed to 2s 6d lower, with sppt closing
at 4S 10s and futures at 1M8 12s 01. Im
was unchanged hern at H, but London was
2s 6d hltrher nt J110 12s 61. Siirllnr wns
quiet and unchanged hero at $4.35 and at
j-onuou prices wero about unchanged at
16 16s. Iron was dull hero. Thu Kuro-
ponn markets wero steady, but nbout un
changed; Glasgow unchanged nt 12 3s;
No. 1 northern foundry pig Iron, $16.50: No.
3 foundry, northern, $16.o0'(il6.76; No, 1
southern foundry, Mri.OO&Jfl.Go; No. 1, south
ern foundry, soft, $16.016.00.
OMAHA WIIOMISAI.K MAHKIITS,
Condition of Trndc nnd ClnntntlntiN on
Staple nnd I'nncr Product.
fnnev small, llUd Now York full creams.
fair to choice, DMfllc.
Vlnllilr Supply of flrnlii.
NHU YORK. Jnn. 21.-Sneclnl coble and
telegraphic communication to llrndstreet's
nows ine louuwing enanges in nviuuiuiu
implies from last accounts; Wheat,
t'nlted States and Cnnnda, east of Hockles,
decreased SST.H'l bushels; nlloat for and In
Kuroiio. Increased. 10.000.0uoi total supply
Increase, 373,010 bushels. Corn, United
States and Canada, east of Hockles, In
creased 401,) bushels. Oats, I'ntted
States nnd Canada, east of Hockles, de
creased 412,000 bushels, Tho leading In
creases this week are thoso of 39l.nu) bush
els at Manitoba storage points, 1S5,1K
bushel at Portland. Me.. 90.uo1 bushels at
Chicago private elevators and fO.OOO bushels
at Minneapolis private elevators. The lead
ing decreases, ineiuuc tnose oi i.wni.u'u
bushels at northwestern Interior elevators
and llMW bushels at IOUlsvllle.
Toledo (i ill I ii nnd Seed.
TOLKDO. Jan. 21.-VHI3AT-January.
SS&c; May, STiic; July, S3c.
COHN Janunry, 62Hc; May, 65V4c; July,
65ic.
uath January, 4tc; May, 4jsc; Juiy,
4 Hie
sijisuh uiover, January, lo.ao: Marcn,
I.W.
EGOS Receipts mora liberal; fresh stock,
LIVE POULTRY liens, 6ft6ei old
roosters. 3fMe: turkevs. 75iOe : ducks and
began to unload early wero noon balled geese, Imt&ci spring chickens, per lb., 6Hi
out nnd tho stop-loss orders that do- g7c.
pressed prices still further ceased shortly .DRESSED POULTRY Turkoys, 10U?l2c;
after tho opening. May startod a ohado ducks, OftlOo: gceso, HfflOc; spring chlck-
ic voiceu among irauem i r iiLr.. r ion imiuit imsn, iw, wim.
,., .1,1,, .tin no, hn mil mlnn I Inn nf wet Dnsfl. IOC! blUnllSII. IZCf I)U IllcaUS. IOC! HUT
1 .. .. V1.. ', .......I C?.. I T n fl ..1. 19rt. 1 fW. . rnnntna
wcatner, liquidation prices pruvnticu. : j ui . ."',"'"1. '"j1 "V . i. 'jl .' 1 i :
eral professional shorts covered openly and lie; halibut, lie; herring. 6c: haddock, 9c;.i
Influenced followers. A commission houso pike, So; red snapper, 10c; salmon, 12c;
demand sprang up and May auvanceu 10 Iranian, oc, iroui, -jv, uicmn, ou. ("-;
TflUe. Thero was another slight dip on crcl. 60: fresh mackerel, each, 2033oc:
tirollt-tnklng. but buying sot In again nnd smelts. 10c.
t.. J,..J mv- In.in- nrm. Un un. nt OYSTERS Mediums, ner can. 22c: Stand
"ICwrMic. Local receipts were 61 cars, nrds, per can. 25c: extra selects, per can
Minneapolis
S5I. making
40S cars, against
Local receipts were 61 cars, nrds, per can. zsc; extra selects, per can,
and Duluth. Duluth reported 33c; New York Counts, per can. 40c; hulk
a toUiI for tho three points of Standards, per gal., $1.231.2S: bulk extra
dnst 479 last week and 410 last selects, $1.0031.63; bulk Now York Counts,
vnnr. Thn world's visible supply Increased
(13,000 bushels. Last year thero were over
2,0)0,000 bushels. Primary receipts wero
454,000 bushels, compared with 487,000 bush
els last year. Seaboard clearances In
wheat and Hour equaled 345.000 bushelB.
Thounh English cables In corn wero
lower, following yesterday's Chicago de
tier iral . 11.75.
1'lUfJUiNB Ijivo, per uos., ra.
VEAL-Cholco, 68c.
hay Prices minted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealers' association: Choice np-
coarse, $7. Ryo straw, $5.50. These prices
aro for nay or good coior nnu qua my.
cllnelVcorn" I'v jl &. 'i ? nI L
strength. Western offerings wero light ana
commission houses had good buying or
ders, whllo shorts coverel liberally. Wot
woather brought fears of a slower country
mnvMiwni. Thn cash demand wns some
what Improved. Rains In Argentine wero
reported Insufficient, and alter a email
early dip, prices went up readily to 64Hc,
and closed ?;o higher at 6lc. Ro-
nnlnltt Wftrn 1R1 rnM.
Oats wore rather Independent of other
rmim Thi! onrlv tnnn was strong on light
offerings. Tho wet weather and further
decreased Btocks woro other ractora in tno
ctrArtrrtii Ai tiw. nurtv Inw nrtcos almost
nothing was ortercd. and after prices ad
vanced well liquidation was limited. May
sold up to 46',4c but lost somo of its
strenirtli on tho dins In other grains. Tho
closo was firm. "Mi-Tic up, at 46',iUHc
Receipts were 190 cars.
rrnviimin wcrn inclined toward iwenk-
thn whole session on liberal
bog receipts. Tho opening prices for hog
products wero lower nil around and tho
early grain weakness influenced slight
dips. The later grain strength helped tho
. .... t,1n .. fnt, nnrb .InanH tl.n
HUH lb llLlltT. U14I. ....vj v v.w,,. J - I vv lllt)BUia.
lower at $t5.82V4: May lard, Be lower. , at por box, $1.75.
f'j.oo: Mav ribs, unchanged, nt $8.fI?8.aJ.
l-cilmntril reeelnta for tomorrow:
Wheat. 20 cars; corn, 80 cars; oats, 120
cars, hogs. 42,000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. I Illglul Low. 1 Close.Ycst'y
CORN New, 61c; old, 61c,
OAT8-G20.
VEOKTAULKS.
WTATOKS-Homn crown. $l! northern.
$1; Bait Lako, $1.10; Colorado, $1.10.
UAIIKUTS I'er ou., wrc.
I1KKTH-l'or -nu. luvHKOt, jk.
TURNIPS Per bu., COc; Rutabagas, per
100 lbs.. 11.25.
PARSNtrs fcr mi., wre,
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per doz., $1.75.
I.KTTTUCE Head, per bbl., $6.50: hot
house lettueo, per dor., 25c
1'AItHljKV i'er U07.., iac.
RADISHES I'er doz., 25c.
HWHKT POTATOES Home grown, per
lb., 2Ho; Kansas, per bbl.. $3.25.
UAUUAUt; lionnnn soeu, crnicu, inc.
CAULIFLOWER Per crnto. $2.75.
nvmNrt Hnanlsh. nor crato. 12: Michi
gan, red or yellow, 3c per lb.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate,
rmttwa
r llUUfh
AHPT.PS-TlMi Davis, ner bbl.. $4.00(!M.60:
Wlnesaps. $5; Jonathans, $5.50; Bcllcllowcrs,
Lawrence, $2.25
Wheat
Jan.
May
July
Corn
Jan.
May
July
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
Jan. May
July
Lard
Jan. May
July
Ribs-May
76'
78H79S 7Wi 781,4 79ff
TS43T 79H
Rl
63V4W 64HflAl 63'i MM
G3W 61 63,4 6IW
45?;W4 46H 45H VM
40JH4 40U SOiffli ml
33-H 33T4 33H S3H
16 4214 16 45 16 42H 16 45
16 SO 1R 9214 16 7714 16 82V5
16 80 16 90 16 80 16 80
ft 4214 9 4214
9 () OfiT, 9 67H 9 60
9 65 9 7214 9 65 9 70
8 5714 8 6214 8 67 8 62
PEARS Vlkers, $2.25;
50, . .......
GRAPES Malagas, per Keg,
CRANllERHlEo per uui., jf.ou; per
crato, $2.75.
NAVY UKAINB i'er nu., .'.!.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California navala, $2.753.00;
lesions 1'oncy, .mj.iu; cnoice, w.oo
BANANAS Per bunch, according to slzo.
$ZWB.'(l). .... . ...
F1U8-uajurornis, now cartons, i; im
oortod. tier lb.. 1214c
T-lArnrCl Tl.r.ln n c! ln ATI.1K linvn. n- IK
No.
Cash quotations wero ns follows:
79!4Wi
60V4
6354
if.ni 6Hc; Salrs, 6c
40 MISCELLANEOUS.
33S NUTS New crop walnuts, No. 1 soft
I snail. nr id., lie: naru sneii. nor Hi. iiu.p-
16 57H No. 3 soft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, 9c;
16 96 BrazllB. per lb., 14o; filberts, per lb., 13c;
16 8VA almonds, soft shell, 17c; hard shell, 15c;
pecans, iurgo, per iu., x-c; small, iuc; co
iuiNKi-1'cr .section ease. i:i.f.o.
CIDER Nchawka. per bbl.. $3.25: Now
POPCORN I'er lb.. 6c
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 Baited, 6)ic; No.
veai coji, a to 12ft ids,, uo: xmo. i veal calf.
9 35
9 cr,
9 7214
8 62
FLOUR Barely steady: winter patents. 12 to 15 lb.. 7c: dry hides. SiHl.tc; shoo,'.
$3.804.80: fltrnlchts. f3.40ff3.80: clears. $3.20t?D nelts. 75o: horso tildes. S1.B02.!'S.
j.w; spring specials, h.m; patents, jj.wa' I
3.Q: 'ralglits. $3.10570.40. st Grnln nll iTovt.lon..
WHEAT NO. 3 spring, 73li74Vic: No. 2
rod, 84Vlc , I ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21. WIIEAT-Strong;
OATS No. 3, 46c; No. 2 whlto, 47ic; No. 3 No. 2 red, caoh, elevator, S6c; track. S7'4c;
white. 4614Tkl7Ic May, fcttc; July, 7914c; No. 2 hard. 7&V4GSle.
-ui iiiguer; no. z casn, Kitic; track,
malting, 60 63V4o; May, 63Hc; July, 6V4c
RYI-No. 2. 61c.
BARLEY Fair to choice
63Hc OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, 47Vic; track,
SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.CT: No. 1 northwest. 4Sc: May. 4Stta: July. 33T4c: No. 2 white.
em, ji.iiwi.io; prime timotny, $6.a; ciovor, jisc
contract erado. $9.70fiO.75. RYE Firm at 66c.
I'uuviaiUNH Mess pork, per bbl., 116X0 I'-iuuit yuiet; re a winter patents. $3.t'5
frl6.,55. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $9.309.42H. Short
rips sides uooso), w.ntrifs.is. Dry salted
Bhoulders (boxed). $7.121467.25. Short clear
sines (Doxeuj, ja.uxns.fw.
WHISICY-Basls of high wines. $1.32.
Tho following wero tho receipts nnd ship
ments oi gruins yesieruay.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 27.000 21.000
Wheat, bu 133.000 47 000 meats idoxij. s.sauy extra snorts,
Corn? bu."V..V.V....V." 116 000 clear ribs. $8.6214: clear sides, $8.8714. .Pa
04.20: extra fancy and stralcht.
ihiu: cicor, w.ij.iv.
SEED Timothy, steady, $6.006.30.
CORNMEAL-Stcady. $3.25.
U RAN Dull, nominal; sacked. $1.05.
HAY Tlmothv. steady. $13.UO15.00: nral
rle. weak. $9.0H13.00.
PROVISIONS-Pork. better: lobbing,
$16.10. Lard, better at $9.25. Dry suit
meats (boxed), steady; extra shortB, $8.62'2;
Oats, bu 231,000 27,000
uyc. uu a,ooo
Barley, bu 84,000 86,000
On the Produce exchango today ths but
ter market was steady: croamprlxi lnrn
2.14c; dairies, HQCOo. Cheese, steady, 10V1
XBW YORK GENBRAIi MARKET
((notations at the Day on Various
Comniodltlra.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-FLOUR-Rocelrt,
21.199 bbls.: cxDorts. 2.3S0 bbls.: falrlv ac
tive and stoady with wheat; winter pat
ents, $3.75(6(4.00: winter straights, $3.60(35.70;
Minnesota natonts. $3.8504.15: winter ex
tras, $2.90SS.U); Minnesota, bakers, $2.95
3.35; winter low grades, $2.75(32.80. Ryo
flour, quiet; fair to good, $3.20(30.40; choice
to rancy, j.wai.io.
CORNan3AI Quiet: follow western,
$1.34: city, $1.32; Brandywlne, $3.0000.70.
. . J , ..v. a. 1 1 l-vi .... . , ,v4V., . . j. kS. ,
afloat; state, 66t!7o c I. f., New York, car
lots.
BARLEY Quiet: feeding, 60di2o, c. 1. r.,
con (boxed), steady; extra shorts, $8 50;
cioar nos, jy.uvti; cicar siacs, tu.iD.
WfUHK.x Mteauy, ii.as. ,
IRON- COTTON TIES-$1.00.
BAaaiNG-fiU'fjeiic
HEMP TAVrNE 9c
METALS Lead. dull. $3.871433.90. SdcI
tor. dull at $4.15.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. So; turkeys
ivo; aucKs, siiajc; gceso, oc
BUTTBit ateaay : creamery. i6SiJ5o
dairy, 154f20c
Kijus Mteaav at zac.
1VU.U. A .1 i. 11' L. I , 0,UW UUIOi, IU 11.
$3,000 bu.: corn. $0,000 bu.: oats. 86.000 bu.
HlUt'lYltiiN is i- iour, li.uw puis.: wneai
43,ouu du,; corn, t,uw uu.; oats, i:,wj du.
Liverpool Grnln nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 21. WHEAT-Spot
ll-SO. Ryo northern spring. Btendy. 6s 2d: .No. 1 Call
forma, nrm, us bu. futures: Quiet; Marcn
cs 2a: May. us zwi.
CORN Hnot: Steady: American mixed
now, 6s 7d; old, &s 714d. Futures: Steady;
I'euruary. ua i'..u: Aiarcn. os Jiu: aiay.
6s 314d.
I'KAH-unnaaian, steady, ts iou.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, firm,
B 9d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady.
3 3siu315H.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm: extra India
mess, 79s, I'ork, firm: prime mess western,
Tin. lAXta, quiet; American reunen, in
pails, 4Ss; prlmo western, In tierces, 49s
ud. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs.,
strong at 43s 6d. Bucou, Cumberland
cut. 26 to 30 lbs., steady at 41s;
snort ribs, lu to z ids., quiet at 4ls tiu;
lonir clear middles, llcht. 28 to 31 lbs., (inlet.
45s; long clear middles, heavy, 33 to 10 lbs.,
4a Cd; short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs., 10s Gil;
MllirnuUrc Grnln Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 21. WHEAT -asler:
No. 1 northern. 77c: No. 2 northern.
IW76c: May, 75Hc
jlARLEV Weok; No. 2, 6KS6U4c; sample,
'563140. I
uuitiN ingncr; May, 6hc
.MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AM) UOM1S.
Mnrkrt Continues In Somnolent Con
dition of I.nst I'nv Dnyn,
NEW YORK. Jan. 21. Today's stock
market had tho sumo nnnearance of Indi
gestion and somnolence which has per
vaded It of late. The movement of prices
was exceedingly sluggish nnd narrow nnd
tho volumo of dcullncs fell away further.
Tho net changes nro small and mixed.
rhev understand that the character of the
market comparison with previous conditions
will bo helpful. This time lost year was
a period of constantly developing projects
i or comoinations and centralization ot con
trol on a scale never before witnessed.
rhore was a nrocress Ivo advance from
month to month in the volume of the tra'lo
balanco In favor of this country, This and
tho operation of the currency and refund
ing law were rapidly expanding tho coun
try's circulation nnd providing tho requl
Hlte financial fncllltles for thu vast loan
expansion In connection with tho great
projects ln hand. At present tho stock
markot misses these stimulating Influ
ences. While thero Is nothing positively
unfavorable ln the outlook, there 1b a
surfeited feeling from the undigested mass
of Inst year's great projects. Tho coun
try's foreign trade balance, although still
ln our favor, shows progressive decllno
irom montn to monin, compared wun ine
corresponding months of Inst year. The
national banks, instead of putting out
additional nolo Issues, nro retiring their
circulation up to tho monthly limit al
lowed by tho law, and applications nro
already on lllo for withdrawal of circula
tion suilicieut to c.xnnust tlio legal limit
Into March. Talk of new combinations Is
heard, but only with scepticism and dls
trust. There is n Intent fenr that such
combinations mav be for hostllo purposes
ratner man ror mutual ueneui. numors-
hnvo circulated for a few days that all
tno great nanus and trust compnnics in
New York, nnd oven tho Insurance com
panies, aro crystnllzlng Into two groups
nlontr the lines of clcavace that developed
ln tho llnnnclal battle of last May. It Is
such considerations ns theso that must
be looked to again light on tho present
Mock market. There wns a show of
strength In Sugar and Metropolitan, but
me gams wero suusequcntiy wiped out.
Glucnsn continued its recent advance to
tho amount of a point, but outwards fell
below last night. Thero was an actlvo
demand for Mexican Central nt an nd
vanco of 1, accompanied by reports of a
now linml Irsih mul thn ncnulsltlon of ad
ditional lines. National Salt, after a long
period of Inactivity, was orroreti aown
nvor li nnints neiow tno last sa o. and
then rallied 5. The preferred lost 4. No
explanation was offered, beyond tho ob
htructlon to the plan of reorganization.
American Tobacco was stricken from the
stnclr .chnniri list, owlnir to tho in
significant amount of Block outstanding
and the facility thus orrercd tor manipula
tion nnd the posslblo working of a corner.
The market showed somo Irregularity and
rlnslt Rtpadv.
Consolidated lonacco s cominucu to
mako up tho largest part of the bond
market and wero reactionary. Total sales,
nan vnlllx. 13.730.000.
United States bonds wore all unchanged
nn thA hint cnll.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: The stock mar
ket wob moderately active, but the reac
tionary tendency was checked ln later deal
ings, ilicro is a prom in ine cuiiiuku ui
rupees. More Is coming, tho estimates
nhieinc- tho totnl at 1.500.000 gold to be
shipped direct from the Bank of England.
American siockb sihi eng. 1110 unuigesieu
Htnck In America Is disliked over here nnd
tho continent Is a steady seller. Copper
sold at $1.87 tho ton and itlo tlntos nt 4i;ic,
Parts exchango is zj.vift; licrnn, zi.viyt.
Tho following are the closing prices on
the .Mow xorK otocn excuango:
nil weak, following New York's lend.
Operators here were not dlspojed to take
tho Initiative, but Americans milled later
nnd closed firmer. Spnntsh 4s were sup
ported on tho statement from Madrid that
the cabinet has authorized the Bank of
Spain to withdraw notes for nn equal
mount, oi treasury bins, tno reduction to
o continued until only 3no.O0O.00O tinner
pesetas are In circulation and that the reg
ulation concernlni- fnrml circulation n'nt
cancelled. Gold premiums nt Buenos Ayres,
at .Miuirid, .H.-ti,
iii.Ki. lis, jan. m Home funds nnd in
crnntlonals were tirm on tho bourse today,
t being expected Mint the new lnnns wnnM
bo largely over-subscribed. In other de
partments realizations ruled, causing reac
tions, Tiie encouraging reports from the
manufacturing districts, In connection with
tho rolling mills raising prices, produced
no effect. Cnnndlan Pnclllcs were easier.
i;xcnange on intion. 20m 42ii pfgs. for
hocks.
PARIS. Jnn", 21. Prices were llrm on thn
bourse todny and business wns quiet. The
market opened hesitating, but soon Im
proved, closing somewhat heavy. For-
gners were irregular. Rentes wero
Ightly better. Snnnlsh 4s were In uonil
etnniid, ln expectation that the Spanish
tiaUCe bills WOllM llnallv hn nnccnmifill.
Brazilians and Italians were easier on un
satisfactory exchnnge. Rio tlntos rose nnd
men sagged, owing to the decllno In cop
per. Dcltcers were well supported. KnfTlrs
wero In good demand, especlnlly those giv
ing results. Tho private rate of discount
wns unchnnged today at 2 13-16 per cent.
Three per cent rentes, 100f20o for tho ac
count. Spanish 4s, 76.7.
Xmt York Miinrjr Market.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 21. MONEY rn cnll.
teadv. S'.4 ner cent: cloned tilil nml nnhivl.
3f(l per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4!4Jt
514 tier cent.
HTEHLI.NG KXCHANOE-Stendy, with
actual business In bankers' hills nt 14 87 fnr
demand nnd at $I.8IUiM.81S for sixty days;
posted rates, $i.S,Voi.SS; commercial bills,
$4.83'il.83)i.
siiiVioii-Bar, 5514c; Mexican dollars,
I'ic
BONDS Government, ntrnnirf ntntn. tnnn.
tlvo; railroad, Irregular.
ine closing quotations on bonds ara at
follows:
U. S. ref. 2s, reg.lOSJi
io coupon ur-fc
do 3s, reg 10!)
do coupon lOvi
do new 4s, rcg.,13.i44
do coupon Ill
do old 4s, rcg...lliu
do coupon . .... .lllt
do 5s, reg 100
do coupon 107';
Atch. gen. 4s 103V.
do ndl. 4b 02 'k
Bal. & Ohio 4s...I031i
do 3V48 9..U
do conv. 4s 101 U 1
Canada So. 2s...l0yw
Cent, of On. 6s...lODU
no is inc ,u
Ches. & O. 4!4a...l0ti
Chi. & A. 3i4a.... Mil
C. B & Q II. 4s... 95 1-
C, M & S P g. 4S.112V5
'fj. iV IN. V. C. YS.HI
C. R. 1. & P. 4S.107M
CCC & S L g. 48.103U
Chicago Ter. 4b., 89
i oiorauo so. is.,
D. & R. G. 4s, ...102
Erlo prior I. 4s... 99';
do genernl 4s... XM;
t.' w av n r ia imi?
Hock. Vul. 414s...l07tii
Atchison
do pfd ..
Baltimore & O
do pfd ,
Canadian Pud
Canada So.....
Ches. & Ohio.
Chicago & A..
do pfd
Glil.. Ind. & L.
do pfd.
. 75 So. Pacific 59
. v So. Rallwuy 32
.102 do pfd 92T4
. Uf. Tex. Ac Pacillc... 3.S
lHHTol., St. L. & W. 18V4
. K5H do pfd 25(4
. - .union l'nciiic ..
. 31 I do ptd
. 75i Wabash
. 51U do pfd
. 75V4 Wheel. & L. E.
Chicago & E. Ill.l4 lo 2d pfd......
Chicago G. ... 22'a Wis. Ccntrnl ..
do 1st pfd 8314 do pfd..
do 2d pfd 43 Adams Ex
Chlcngo & N. W.2U American Ex...
n u I X, V 15511 U. S. Ex
Chi. Ter. & Tr... 16i Wells-Fargo Ex.lS.5
du pfd Ainui, supper
C. C. C. & St. L. 90 Amor. Car & F
Colorado So 1114 do pfd.........
do 1st pfd oo'Amer. Lin. Oil
do 2d pfd 284 do pfd ,
Del. &. Hudson. .. 1731 Amer. S. & R.
Del. L. & W 2634 .do pfd.
Denver Ai R. G.. 42va Anne Mln. Co
do pfd 0"4 Brooklyn R. T
Urlo ;"'Vii Colo. Fuel & I
do 1st pfd 704 Con. Gns
do 2d pfd 50 Con. Tob, pfd.
Gt. Nor. pfd lSoVVGeii. Electric .
Hock. Valley &SVs Glucose Sugar.
do pfd -? illicit, uoai
.1001:
. 22'
. 41V
. IT1
. 2SVa
. l'J4
.195
.212
.100
Illinois Central.. .13S14 Inter. Paper
Iowa Central
do nfd II..
Lako Erlo & W. 65
do ptd
L. & N
Manhattan L.
Met. St. Ry...
Mex. central
I Mex, National
1 1 ii. I T
..123
do nfd...
Inter. Power .
Laclede OnH .
Nn BIhcuU ...
10li National Lead
.ya .Minimal Han .
.11171 do pfd
. 1S No. American
.15s I Pacillc Coast .
69
. 29
. bij
. 13
. 42
. 46)4
. 30'
.J17
.117
7!ll
tiii:
. HVi
. in
. 87
. 9i
. 411J
. j.i
. 6J
. KS
Buffalo; malting. 6972Vic Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, fii,900 bu.; exports,
125,917 bu.; spot markot firm; No. 2 red,
SSVio f. o. b. afloat and DOVio olevator; No.
1 northern, Duluth. 66Ho f. o, b. afloat;;
No. 1 hard. Manitoba. 8840 f. o. b. nfloat.
Opening a shado lower, because of bearish
cables, tho wheat market turned strong
In tho forenoon on vigorous buying for nn
advance, prospoota ior a coia wavo west,
cavorlnar and atrenarth ln coarso irrnlns.
A midday raid broko prices sharply, but
was followed noon by a second upturn on
renorts of light cash stocks at Chlcniro.
LTn7?n. Sfai6 RU fSrun ViniS clear hollies, 14 to 16 lbs., steady.. 61s
Kf.dtSftf BiSinfun liitS?t0,sed at ShouIderB. Bquaro. 11 to 13 lbs., dull. 3Ss 6d.
MWiL,nVn?1Hio'non.ainnV2; BUTTER Steady : finest United States,
niivlS2SiFfi 2 nriRfiitn V jf i, i(ii.I! 90s; good United States, 6Ss.
X'nAfln'ni?0 f0,th0,l CHEESE Firm: American finest whlto,
general flrmnoss .Prevallod lnthe corn ,gf,Ga. Amorlcan llnest colored. 49s M.
"1"." 'liJK0 JJ?".' "ceJP.l.rjL Receipts of wheat during the last throe
covering and light country offerings; after
a noon breax wun wncat it raiuoa on cov
ering ana closod GT4o net ndvanco; Jan
uary oloBod at 6ST4c; May, 67J4SCSHC, closod
at Siwa: juiy ciosou at ust.c.
OATS Receipts, 120,000 bu.; exports, 10,
ono bu.; spot firmer; no. Die; no. 3, who;
No. 3 white, 63Mo; track, mixed western,
fiUiG2a: track, white. 62GiOSc Bull manlnu-
lutton west strengthened oats nt first, but
unloading and reaction followed.
HAY Baroly steady; shipping, 60o; good
tO cnOICO, 87ttU&C
1TADD 1 1 1 ii , .Inl. nmnmn tr. ..Ytniir.
prnn ilfflliWi'.! 1)0 won. SffM2o! ISM. t.ll
Ka; Pnciflo const, 1901 crop, H(fil5c; 1900, 8
Via; biisc. .
HIDES Steady: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
ISc; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19'4c; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 IIib., Hljc.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock solo. Buenos
Ayres. ugnt to nenvyweignts. .ojo.
WOOL Dull; domestic fleeco, 26flt:0c;
nvvni ir.(rri7n.
nnvisiONS Beef, nulet: family. $11,50
JflS.OO; mess, $9.6010.00; beef hams, 20iJ21c:
mcii'tn. niilot: nlcklcd bellies. SiftlOc: 'pick
led shoulders. 7c; pickled hams. 9;ai0c,
ijir.i muv: western stenmod. $9.77W. r.e.
lined, easy; continent, $9.90: South America,
tin?',, nnmnniinil. is.00fi8.2o. Pork, nulet:
faintly. $17.00818.00; short clear, $17.50
13.50: mess, $16.504fl7.W.
Bl'TTER Receipts, 6.6SS pkgs.; steady;
Ktuto dairy. H2l'4o: creamery, Iivff23l4c;
Juno creamery, 15fiilc; factory, 134H514C
CHEESE-RecclptH. 1,522 IkKs.: firm;
fancy largo, state full cream, fall made,
Ve fancy lurgc, lata best made, 91ic;
i.iiw.f nimill. Rtntn full cream, fall mude.
lHill!4c; fancy small, late best made, 10ip
JV'iO
:aGS-ecelpt8. 3,cco pkgs.; firm: Btato
nnd Pennsylvania. 275'.SSc; western, at
m-irl 'Viffjf..
Sl'GAR Raw, steady; fair reilntng. 'Jc;
centrifugal test, So; molansca MUb'nr,
days. 236.000 centals. Including lli.OtX) Amer
lean, ucceipts ot American eurn uuring
tho last three days, 14,200 centals.
Kniiaiin City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 21. WHEAT
May, 77Ho: July. 7Wic; cash. No. 2 hard,
75HTf79c: No. 3, 75c; No, 2 red, 8714c; No. 3,
85iiSi"io: No, 2 spring, 741475c
UORN January, uc aiay, i-hc; casn.
No. 2 mixed, 65(h6Cc: No. 2 white, 6S',4c;
No. 3. nominally U7H(ijwc
OATS No, 2 wnite, 4S41M8HC
RYE No. 2, 6214c
HAY-Cholco timothy. $13.60314,00: choice
prnlrle. $13.60.
jju i i I'.H creamery, ism-.c; uairy, luncy,
ISc.
EGGS Firm: fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
stock, quoted on 'change, 21c per doz,, loss
off. enscs returned: now whlto wood cases
Included, 21Hc
iiKCisiPTB Wheat, w.sw uu.: corn. 8.ooo
bu.; oats. 11,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 8.800 uu.: corn. 75.-
400 bu.; oats, 19,000 bu,
Mtiineiipnlli Wlient, l'linir nnd llrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jon. 21. WHEAT
Cash, 77Ho; May. 7jHo; July, 7714c: on
track, No. l nnrd, itiTic; ro, i northern,
75'4e: No. 2 northern, 73ViS73ic.
FLOUR First patents, $3.85fl3.D5: second
patents. $3.65U3.75; first clears, $.'.10; second
clears, .. .
BRAN in bulk, 17,lWil7.0.
I'll I IikIc-1 (ill I Product .Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jnn. 21. BUTTER
Steady but qulot; fancy western creamery,
"4i: fancy nearby prints. 27c.
EGGS Steady; fresh nearby, s.ic: rresn
western. 25c; fresh southweMern. ac; fresh
roiithern. 23'iiJ4.
CUitSE l'inn; -now xoik iuii creams,
Minn. & St. L...1C516 Pacillc Mail
Mn. Pncinn 100 Peonlo 8 Gus
M., K. & T 25 .Prtssed S. Car..
no nrci uu inn
N. J. Contra! 1SS Pullman P. Car..21S
N. Y. Central.... 161 (Republic Steel ... 16',:
Norfolk & W.
do Did
Ontario & W...
Pennsylvania .
Heading
do 1st pid
do 2d pfd
St. L. & 8. F. .
do 1st prd
do 2d Pfd
St. L. Southw..
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
noVil do pfd (,S',4
in nugar m
asii'ienn. coal & I.
. 4S
. 60H
. 8H4
. 021(,
:S
. 59
.10214
.ISO
Union Hag & P,
uo ptd
lT. S. Leather..
do pfd
U. S. Rubber...,
do pfd
P. S. Steel
do pfd
Western Union
Amer. Locomo.
do pfd
13
. ill:
. 851i
. 14
. 601
. 42
. 31
. 911
OMAHA L1TEST0CR Mill!
Ft Cattl Brit(ht Eittij to Itrm Frlotr,
bat Etcoken Wtrs Lontr.
IG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF HOGS
I'nlrly Mbernl linn of Sheep nnd
l.ii m Iih, but fletiinnd Wns Siifllelcnt
to Tnkc Dcnlriihlc (irndcn nt
Fully Sternly Prices.
Reeelnts wern
Oiliclal Monday..
Olllclal Tuesday.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 21.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
3,011
4,000
7.WVi
16,180
:,3I1
3,600
Two days this week... 7,011 21,115 6,911
Snmo days last week.... 8,215 11,916 f,,.TS2
Same week before 9,6)S 20,611 5,74
Hmno three weeks ago... 6,365 20,289 6.S75
Same four weeks ago.... 4,Mt 20,512 3,770
Same dnys last year 1,377 18,661 6,937
Average price paid for hogs at South
Omaha the past several dayB with comparisons
L. & N. unl. 4s..l01U
Mex. Central 4s.. S2li
do Is Inc 32
M. & St. L. 4s...l03tk
M., K. & T. 4s.... 9814
do 2s 82i
N. Y. Central ls.lO.'H
do gen. 314s.... 10914
N. J. C. gen. 6s. .133
No. Pacific 4s 1044i
do 3s 74Vt
N. & W. c. 4s.... 10214
Rending gen. 4s.. 93 U
St L & I M c. 6s. lis
St L Sc 3 F 4s... !M14
St. L. 8. W. Is... 99
do 2s 'Ml
S A & A P 4s.... Will
nu. i uuiiiu m..,,, u.l?4
no. itauwny ns
iex. v l'acuic
I'. H I, AT. V i
Union Pncllle 4n..inift
do conv. 4s 105
Wnbash Is 11814
do 2fl UV,i
do deb. B 6$
West Shoro 4S...112U
W. & L. E. 4s... 92U
Wla. Cenlrnl in. ss
Con. Tob. 4s 6S91
Jan. 1.... 6 20 4954 21 3423 1S3 4I
Jan. 2.... U 2214 4 96 4 33 3 67 3 17 3 43
Jan. 3..,, 6 18H 4 95 4 23 3 67 3 48 2 44
Jan. 4.... 6 284 6 02 4 27 3 41 3 41 3 25 3 61
Jan. &.,.. 6 04 4 37 3 47 3 38 3 27 '
Jan. 6..,. 6 23!4 4 25 3 48 3 3! 3 29 3 63
Jan. 7,... 6 101t 6 06 . 3 4 2 3 40 3 IS 3 48
Jan. 8.,.. 6 09 5 06 4 311 3 43 3 12 S 40
Jan. 9.... 6 15 5 14 4 38 3 45 3 11 3 CO
Jan. 10... 6 1314 6 25 4 35 3 60 3 43 364
Jan. 11... C0l & 23 4 41 3 65 3 29 3 07 3 51
Jan. 12... 6 17 4 49 3 60 3 47 3 14
Jan. 13... 6 00U 4 63 3 55 3 49 3 09 3 47
Jan. 14... 6 12U 6 16 3 60 3 49 3 16 3 53
Jan. 15... 6 20 6 26 4 68 3 47 3 26 3 69
Jan. 16... 6 15U 5 27 4 62 3 62 3 23 3 66
Jan. 17... 6 17 5 20 4 4S 3 49 3 47 3 72
Jan. 18... 6 2214 5 29 4 65 3 51 3 61 3 23 3 K
Jan. 19... 6 27 4 64 3 64 3 6 4 3 26
Jan. 20... 6 2714 4 64 3 66 3 50 3 2SI 3 AO
Jan. 21 & 26 3 69 3 64 3 26 3 96
Indicates Sunday.
The official number nf earn of stock
brought ln today by each road was:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.H'scs.
U.l?4
6S...119!,
c Is. U9l5
4s,, Slk
M. & St. P. Ry..
O & St. L. Ry
Missouri Pacific Ry 10
Union Pacific system... 29
C. & N. W. Ry 11
'.. E. & M. V. li. It.... 22
C, St. P., M. it O. Ry.. 25
B. .t M. R. Ry 42
O., B. i Q. Ry 6
K. C. & St. J
C R. I. & P., cast 7
u., li. 1. t P., west .... 13
Illinois uentrnl z
19
Total receipts 171
Tho disposition of tho u.:y's receipts was
03 follows, each buyer purchasing tho num-
Der oi neau indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Bid.
London Stock quotations.
LONDON, Jna. 21. I p. m.-Closlng:
Cons., money..
uo account..
Anaconda
iMchlson
do nfd 99
Baltimore & O...101V
Cunndlan l'ac....ll7V
Chesapeako & O. 171.
Chicago O. W... 23
M. i Ht. l'...lGti;
i;ii)IIQIK ..,,. DO4
i r8 uo pia ;i.f
t N. Pacific nfd. ...102
. ii uninno c west. ai4
i-ennsyivnuia
Reading
do 1st pfd.
do 2d pfd..
Southern Ry.
uo piu
Denver & R. G... Mfe Southern Pac...
do pfd 9Ji Union Paeinc...
Erlo 40foi do pfd
do lBt pfd 73H U. S. Steel
do 2r nfd 58 I do nfrl
Illinois Central.. 142 iWnhnnh
Louisville & N...107 i do pfd
M.. K. & T 25ViiSnnnlsh 4s
do Dfd h.1 IDeTtiwra ..
N. Y. Central. ...leoH'Band
414
l7l
33
95
9i
102k
90
77S
Omaha Packing Co 476
Swift nnd Company 1,011
Cudnhy Packing Co 623
Armour & Co 187
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C. 22
Me, at ucnton 163
Hammond Co 4G6
I.obman & Co 201
W. I. Stephen 213
Hill & Huntzlnger 140
Underwood 124
Llvlngstono & Schnller... loo
Dennis & Co 36
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 159
L. F. Husz 6.1
B, F Iobeck 25
Other buyers 397
::::::: Sft
BAR SILVER-Stcady at 26 9-16d per
ounce.
MONEY 1WH2 ner cent. Tho rn nt
discount In thn nnen mnrknt fnr nhnrt hill.
ib u-ib per cent, and ror thrco months
bills, 2a-15-16 pencent
Neir York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21. Tho following ara
ine closing prices on mining stocks:
Con.
Adams
Alice,
Breece
Brunswick con
Com. Tunnel ..
Con. Cal. & Va..l23
Dead wood Terra. 50
Horn Silver 150
Iron Silver ....... 60
Leadvlllo Con,... 6
20
45
63
It
6H
Llttlo Chief 10
Ontario 775
Onhlr 80
Phoenix t
Potosi 14
Savace
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ...
Standard
4
. 18
. 38
.340
llnnk Cleurlnaja.
Offered.
IIomIoii Stock (ittotiit Inn.
BOSTON, Jan. 21. Call loans, 4SjG per
cent; time loans, -l5iu per cent. Olllclal
closing:
Atchison 4s
Ons is ..........
N. E. G. & C...
Atchison
do pid
Boston & A....
Boston Mo...
Boston Elev.,..
NT V. V II & II
Vltrhhiirc nfd 144
Union Pnclilo ....IO0R41
mm. uenirai za
Amer. Sugar 1221s
Amer. T, & T lSTl,:
Dom. iron cc ti.. .i',j
102 (Amnlgamnted
83 Baltic
.MUlHIngham. ......
a ,jai, fc iiecia..
uentennlnl ....
Copper Hango
Dom. Coal ....
Franklin
Isle Itoyalo ...
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Pnrrot
. . U6
..2S1
. 19214
..167
.210
Mass. Klectrlc.
do pfd
N. E. O. & C.
United Fruit .
U. S. Steel ...
do pfd
Adventuro ....
Allouez
33'.,
2
R6H
19
Qulncy
nam
tn Fo Con..
Tamarack
Trlmountnln ...
iTilnlty
1 'niton mates ..
Utah
Victoria
.Volverlne
.. r.94
.. 34
.. 21
. .580
.. lllil
.. 53
.. SSli
,. Uln
.. 21
...29',
'.. 80V4
::iSh
.. 6714
.. 14W
.. W4
.. 22 U
.. .114
.. Hh
FoiflKii I'llilllicllll.
LONDON. Jan. 21. Supplies of money
were plentiful today. Discounts wero
easier, Tho weakness wns accentuated by
tho statement that 500,000 In gold Is to
ieavo India January 25 for iAindnu, It Is
supposed, nusluess on the Stock exchange
opened wavering und with a reactionary
tendency. Gilt-edged securities were easier.
II 0111 u rnlls weakened on expected realiza
tions, following the disappointing British
ton dividend, loiter Brighton deferred ral
lied. Kntllrs eased on protit-taklng. Subse
quently there were considerable dealings In
mines and Kaffirs Improved. Copper shares
were firm Copper, after . touching 4S',,
closed at 4bT. American were stugnunt
OMAHA. Jnn. 21. Bnnk clearings today.
$1,171,071.63; corresponding day last year,
$1,081, sai.tin; increase. Krc.iib.vi'.
nmrsvfin Jnn 21 Plpnrlncs. I!9.20fi.l45!
balances, $2,679,753; posted exchango, $4,85;
sixty days, $4.48 on demand; New York ex-
1 .1 rrr. .IA.. n.nmlltM
l.lKHthl T- ' V,,, Ultll -v..
new yuuk. Jan. .1. uiennngs, h,-
428.2S9: balances, $9,538,608.
BOSTON. Jan. 21. Clearings, $24,721,157;
balances, $1,919,621.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 21. Clearings, $4,322,
255: balances. $446,771: money. 6 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 21. Clearings.
$22,816,902; balances, $2,197,797; money, 6 per
cent.
ST. T.OIIIH. .Tnn 21 Clearinirs. S10.O43.
233; balances, $1,147,258; money, 414S6 per
cent; New York exchange, 40c premium.
CINCINNATI. Jnn, 21.-Clenrlngs. $3,632,-
350; money, 4'3V4 per cent; wew lorK ex
ciiuntiu, prvijiiuni.
Condition nt the Trennnry.
AVASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-Today's state
mcnt of tho treasury balances In the gen
oral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
rescrvo ln tho division of redemption
shows: Available cash balances, $169,425,183
gold, ;9i,rJ3,162.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 21.-WOOL-Tho markot
here shows little chance from recent con
dltlons. tho tone being firm, whllo the dc
mnnd is moderate. There Is no weakness
shown ln or ces nnd the trade, as a rule,
Is very conlldcnt. The largo purchases
mude during the fall cut Into the sunnly
of tho most, desirable worsted wools, which
aro not plentiful at. present, Fine territory
wools of good staple are scarce and such
cuminunii extreme prices wnrn uvn.uu.uie,
Good ots of fine medium territory nre
quoted on tho scoured basis of 41(il44c. with
lino at 4&j-17c, and staple at 48OOc. Fleeco
wools are llrm nnd somo houses keep sold
nh cud fuster than the wools can bo opened.
Tho trado ns a whole quotes tho market
llrm but quiet. Sales of unio wivsneu de
laines huvo been mails at 2S14W29c, with
Ohio fleeces at 26V4W7C some fancy lots
belnc held nt 28c. For No. 1 Ohio fleeces,
washed, 26V4ti27c Is quoted, with sales at
tno rormer price, ino mantci tor jus
trallan wools is firm, with offerings mod
ernte.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21 WOOI-Flrm; me
dlum grades, 13fi1714c; light fine, 1214315c
heavy fine. 10(iil2c: tub washed, lt'U'.'tc.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-WOOL-Tho first
series of 1902 nuctlon sales opened todny,
Thero was a fairly large attendance of
continental, American nnd homo buyers
eager to securo supplies to replenish de
pleted stocK. competition was spirited
and general. Tho offerings numbered
9,209 bales of unusually good quality: new
crossbreds sold 5 per cent higher; medium
nnd coarse 10 per cent nnd Cupo of Good
Hope und Nntul and sllpea unchanged to
5 per cent denrcr. Thero wero a few lots
withdrawn. Americans purchased cross
breds moderately. These are tho sales In
dotal : Now South Wales. 1.000 Im ca
scoured, 4sjl 3d; greasy, 4'y4(g-l014d
Queensland, 1,600 bales; scoured. Is 2dfi
Is 6d; greaay, 614''iJ8d. Victoria, 400 bales
scoured. Is lUdffrls Hid; greasy. 5s lOVjd
South Australia. 600 bales: scoured. OUuffi'
1b 3d; greasy, t'.fi'Jd. West Australia, 900
bales; greasy, 6ii7d, New Zealand. 4,000
bnlcs; scoured. 3',4t71id; greasy, 35j9'4d
(.'aim of Good limit nnd Natal. i.OOO bales
scoured, la 9d; greasy, 9S10V4d. Punta
Arenas, 32 bales; greasy, aviimsu.
SiiKiir Market.
NRW nni.KANs. Jan. 21. SUGAR
Quiet; open kottlo, 2a2?to: open kettle
centrifugal, 'JTiisa 3-iec; ccntriiiigni grnnu
i:itcii. -lU-Tii n.u-uv whites. 3ii3 11-lCc: yet
lows. 274i3iVe! seconds. Hill-lc, Molasses
steady; open kettle, lOfrtSc; centrifugal, (fit
. a. 1.. lA.OO.i XIa niivn. nml
41-, (3JI11U, PiCltliy, ...wtMoavn ..,,.
syrup urrlvlng affected by frost.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 21. SUGAR Raw
steady; fair reilnlng. 2T4c: centrifugal, 96
tust, 3Hc: molasses sugar, 25ic; refined
steady.
Evaporated nnd Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Jan, 21.-EVAPOIIATKD
APPLES HusiiiPHH wns nulet and the mar
ket was without new fenture of Interest
, . .......1 ZiZWr.. nr nm Hfi
oiim, .uuilliuil IU KUimi lJi"t r
01. r.. hnln.i OliffTIV.. 'nnpv. tOIKlllle.
CALIFORNIA DRIED F R U ITS LI gh t
In dnmunH hut nlnnilllv hn 111. Primes.
fi6;c: nprlcotg, royal., lOfllle: Moor park
9!ifil2!ic; peachas, peeled, 15ilo; unpeeled
Date. 1902. 101.100.18S9.I1S93.1&7.18.
9
1
9
35
23
48
II
23
15
1
15
3
6
212
90
...... 220
son
160
10)
f. 50
f. 75
6 2t
6 25
6 :
l.
l
l
3..
150
1MI
175
HV)
153
6 70
75
6 75
7 ti
7 00
1.
STOCK COWS AND HICIFERS.
901 2 10 1 ft'.') 2 7."
........ 8.V) 2 l.i 5 r.'it i m
fKW 2 65 2 195 2 95
STAGS.
850 3 00 1 1200 3 00
STOCICERS AND FEEDERS
3S0 2 ) 2 I'Vi 3 til
a 666 3 ro 2 4 3 3 tn
1 B90 3 00 12 61S 1 6l
1 590 3 00 6 912 3 SO
2 375 3 00 17 731 3 85
1 030 3 25 30 842 3 85
t 710 3 25 2 MO 4 00
2 753 3 60 18 ftVi 4 10
'.i bl'.l .11 -J ("i 1 l"
6.... &90 3 i0 fi tii'.i 1 l.i
6 340 3 50 2 895 4 40
HOGS There wns a heavy run of hogs
hero today and ns nil other markets wero
quoted lower prices 'it this point nlso took
a tumble Hogs sold nil the wuy from 10c
to 20c lower than yesterday anil the gen
eral market wns fully 15c lower. Sellers
did not like the Idea of tnklng off that
much nnd for that reason It was lute be
fore the bulk was out of first bands. Buy
ers hud everything their own way, how
ever, and sellers had to make tho con
cessions asked. Good heavyweight hos
sold largely from Jb25 to $6.40. Medium
weights brought mostly from $6.10 to $0.20
and tho lighter loads sold from $6.03 down.
It was not an active market at any time
nnd It wns very late before anything like
a clearance wns made. The decline was
not confined to tho lightweights, but wns
general on the heavy as well ns the light
hogs and, more than that, the market was
uneven. Heprescntuiive saics.
No. Av
32 79
11 8S
4i 150
86 166
J2 144
88 1G6
73 16'J
8h. Pr.
5 25
No.
86...
73...
95...
83...
40. . .
69...
61...
90...
89...
90, . .
79...
32..
181
. . .167
...191
...1S6
...171
...181
...166
...173
...161
...173
...1SI
...177
89 202
82 190
81 200
86 206
79 208
9 188
40
40
160
120
120
80
200
40
120
40
160
40
80
67.
1,273
4,167
3,201
6,410
760
l',592
430
245
Totals 4,439 15,083 3,052
CATTLE Receipts of cattle today woro
ery liberal and much larirer than antici
pated. In spite of the liberal run, how
ever, there was comparatively little good
stuff offered. Tho bulk of tho receipts
consisted of cow stuff, with cannerB in
the majority, and of stock cattle. For that
reason tho market on fat stuff held up ln
good shape and thero was none too much
offered to meet the requirements of tho
local trade.
Packers were all anxious for corn fed
steers this mornlntr nnd hovers rndn fitnt
and bid steady to strong prices on all de
sirable grades. As noted above, offerings
wer limited, so It was not long before
everything desirable waB out of first hands.
Bomo or tno trains wero late ln arriving,
which delayed tho market to somo extent.
The common and warmed-up cattle did
not movQ ns freely us tho better grades,
but still they brought fully as good prlcea
as wore .paid yesterday.
Thero was an actlvo demand for cows
and heifers of good quality and steady to
strong prices wero paid. Thero were sev
eral nuncnes or good siurr, as the sales
below will show, but the bulk of tho offer
ings was of common quality. Medium
grades and canners sold freely ln splto of
the heavy run, but there wus not much
of any chango from yesterday ln tho prices
paid.
Bulls could be quoted Just about steady
with yesterday and so also wero stags and
veal calves.
Thero were not many choice heavyweight
feeders In the yards this morning nnd thoso
showing quality sold at right close to
steady prices. Prime yearlings also sold
at very satisfactory prices, but when it
camo to tno general run or light stockers
tho market was very slow and prices fully
a dime lower. Thero wero bo many of tho
commoner grades of stock cattle In tho
yards that sellers had to take most any
price they could get. Representative sales:
11KEF STEERS,
No.
1...
1...
9...
1...
7...
15...
3...
7...
1...
7...
1...
2
19...
13.
Av. Pr.
.680 3 00
,.1000 3 00
,. S75 4 00
,.1000 4 10
.. 967 4 25
.. 99S 4 50
..990 4 50
..1075 4 60
.. 780 4 50
942 4 50
No.
1.
1.
14.
3.
21 1139 5 20
Av. Pr.
.1170 5 00
.1080 6 00
. 957 5 00
10LT, 6 00
800
950
927
983
19 1011
836
3..
1..
2..
32..
8..
20..
7..
21..
14..
2!!!!
4....
9....
I. ...
II. ...
4....
3....
5....
8....
1....
.1000
.1050
. 970
,.1024
. 993
.1078
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 70
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 80
4 S3
4 85
8....
12....
6....
1....
6....
6...,
15....
19....
24...,
10....
12....
17....
1
44!'.'.'.
60...,
60...,
13.
STEERS AND HEIFEHS,
1115 5 25
1125 5 23
....1225 t?3
....1380 5 25
....1430 6 50
....1346 6 60
....1226 5 50
....1221 6 60
,....1215 6 65
....1263 5 65
....1295 5 73
....1255 6 80
....1310 5 85
....1223 6 00
....1396 6 00
1401 6 no
15K) 6 25
2 30
2 40
60
793
.. 76i
.. 937
.. 815
.. 930
.. 800
..1023
.. 905
.. 760
.. Ml
.. 770
.. 935 2 60
.. 970 2 60
.. 871 2 ca
.. 977 2 70
..845 2 75
..1240 2 75
.. 910 2 75
.. 960 2 75
.. 606 2 85
.. 978 2 85
..793 2 S3
..10U0 2 85
..1010 2 8)
.. 975 3 00
..750 3 00
.1050 3 00
I ?0 1
4 30 20..
4 35 18..
COWS.
1 90
2 00
2 00
.1010 4 S3
...1170 5 25
...1333 6 75
9..
1.
1.
21.
2.
6.
1.
22
u.
2...
4...
1...
4 905 3 00
990 3 00
..1250 3 00
..1020 3 00
..1080 3 00
..1170 3 00
..886 3 00
.. 988 3 00
.. 891 3 03
,.1150 3 05
..971 3 10
,..10S0 3 10
..1135 3 10
23 9.3 3 15
3
1....
1....
1....
1....
3....
6....
6..,.
1....
6,...
1...,
947 3 15
12(10 3 25
1032 3 25
915 3 25
810 3 23
1000 3 23
675 3 35
1160 3 35
COWB AMU HEIFERS.
4,...
6....
5....
4....
o
14....
5....
6....
14....
20....
9....
7. . .
1....
3
3
4
3...
no
0...
17...
3...
4...
1...
29...
23...
23.,,
1...
3...
1...
23...
987 3 40
1140 3 40
1310 3 50
995 3 60
880 3 50
1093 3 60
.1120 3 GO
.1006 3 63
1006 3 70
17 3 75
966 3 75
1224 3 75
925 3 75
1200 3 75
856 3 75
863 3 SO
108 1 3 83
1030 3 90
1016 3 90
1010 3 90
972 3 90
1052 4 00
1210 4 00
...1200 4 00
... 930
...1040
...1185
... 830
...111S
... 930
...1253
... 996
...1173 4 20
...1023 4 25
... 9,8
...1074
...1132
...1240
...1027
...1013
960
,...1720
...1016
...1080
...1003
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 no
I 20
4 23
4 25
4 23
4 25
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 60
4 50
4 50
4 65
5 486 2 60 18 990 3 70
1 640 3 75 1 750 3 85
3 746 3 15 1 aiO 3 85
1 80) 3 23 12 936 4 0
1 660 3 60 4 1052 t 25
1 830 3 50 1 1100 4 23
1 783 3 63 3 9S0 4 25
4 803 3 70 1 mo 4 60
COWS AND HEIFERS.
16 889 2 70 20 sm; 3 43
UUlvl.M
1
1....
1....
1....
21....
1....
1....
O
l!!!!
1.,..
1....
1....
1....
1.
4..
14.,
3..
1 1310 3 40
1 1410 3 50
1463 3 f.n
1 1500 3 60
1 13S0 3(1)
. 650 2 60
.1030 2 65
1290 2 75
1200 2 SO
1220 2 SO
1450 2 83
13i 2 85
1105 3 00
850 3 00
1570 3 00
1540 3 25
1370 3 23
1350 3 25
660 3 30
1 1470 3 40
lEilt' UHO,
. 893 3 30 11 918
. 808 3 60 1..,., 930
.1055 4 10 1 1220
CALVES.
2 190 4 7a 2 145
1.
1.
1.
1.
1...
1...
1...
2
1.
1470 3 70
1290 3 70
IflTO
1630
15.13
1670
1820
3 75
3 75
3 85
4 00
4 00
13.10 4 00
.1763 4 00
.1620 I 10
4 15
4 50
4 75
660
yn in
.193
88 187
SO 205
.196
88 203
65 209
183
6..
8..
S3
..191
. .360
..197
..205
..216
..200
..205
..190
..209
..202
2 215
.178
89 207
4 210
77 225
10 208
1 200
St 221
69 208
6 210
. .220
.192
6 25
6 G5
6 75
6 80
5 9J
5 95
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 ()
6 00
6 03
6 03
6 05
6 03
6 05
6 05
6 03
6 03
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 12'J
6 12U
6 12la
6 1214
1214
6 12V,
.! 111,.
40 Vl 12(4
... 61214
(. 11
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
12
...216
...221
...231
...216
...218
...237
...215
...216
...191
...250
...277
. . .223
. . .206
...213
...260
. . .233
...241
79 197
101 218
71 223
7! 219
71 215
....232
....233
62.
54.
70.
66.
67...
t
S9...
26...
IS...
68...
74...
66...
12...
62...
Av. Sh. Pr.
6 13
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 13
6 1714
6 17'
120
ie6
40
so
40
120
so
120
so
40
40
40
40
120
40
70.
60. .
7S...
70...
31...
75. ..
21...
"4...
63...
60...
66...
76. ..
66. . .
n. . .
42...
66...
68...
69...
(....
57....
61....
42....
57....
69....
69....
60....
71....
60....
12....
46....
Of)
'.'.218
'.'.Vis
. .237
. .285
..211
..239
. .292
..276
..247
..24S
..231
, . .269
,..232
,..307
..292
..276
. . .321
...2S7
,..315
..343
,..237
...313
. .26S
..250
..360
...370
.195
40
SO
40
120
200
'so
200
120
SO
40
40
SO
126
120
40
6 20
0 20
6 20
6 20
6 20
6 20
6 20
6 20
6 2n
6 25
6 25
6 A
6 23
6 25
6 23
6 23
6 ?5
6 30
6 30
6 .10
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 35
6 33
6 35
6 13
6 40
6 40
6 i
6 50
light nnd light mixed. $5.StKK.30; medium
ntul heavy, 6 ir.wi.6ii, pigs. $3.5"fr.W.
SHEEP Heceipti. 260 head; steady,
Cotton MnrUt't.
NEW YORK, Jan: 21 -COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, SV; mid
dling gulflniiils, 8 9-ISi'; sales. 1.057 bnle.i.
Futures closed unlet . January, 7.97c! Feb
ruary, 8c; March, S.o7c; April, S.12c; May,
S.13c; Juno, s.llc; July, S.lie, August, S.oioi
September i.TOc; October, 7.67c. Tho mar
ket' oponiT steady, with prices unchnnged
tn 2 points lower and throughout the dav
was dull, with monger changes In values.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21 -COTTON
Steady; sales, 3.9.10 bales, ordinary, W'jc;
good ordinary. 7c; low middling, 7 9l6c;
middling, 7 7-liV; good middling, 8c, mid
dling fair, S9-16c; receipts, 15.1iJ bales;
stock, 36i,0SI bales. Futures, quiet nnd
stoutly; January, 7.s5fi 7.87c; February. 7.S4
M'.SSc; March, 7,927.'.Uc; April, 7.'.6y7 9H-;
May, Sji.s.oic; June, s.MifS.nc; July, s srp
8.01V.
ST. LOUIS, Jnn. 21.-COTTOXQulct J
sales, none; middling. 7,156 hales; receipts,
6.662 bales; shipments, 5,892 bales; stock,
Bl.tJM bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 2l.-COTTON-Qulet,
7 7-16o.
LIVERPOOL, Jan, 21.-COTTON-Siot,
quiet; prices 3'jd lower: American middling
fair, 1 29-32(1, good middling. 4 21-32d.
CofTee, .Miirlict.
NEW YORK, Jim. 21.COFKEE-8not
lllo, steady; mild, quiet; Cordova, 74illc
Tin market opened steady, with prices
rtitS points higher, this being In re
sponse to better European news nnd
prollt-tnklng by room shorts, who feared
n shorp reaction as 11 natural sequence to
tlio Into protracted decline. Ilnvro closed
at a net gain of iffl.f, while Hamburg
finished tin day net unchnnged to 'ipfg
lower. Santos was weak and down 2l0 rcU.
Rio was closed on uccoilllt of n holldty.
At midday the mnrket win quite firm,
though net prices lnyi.ic net higher, but
later selling by early buyers sent prices
up ngnln, with the close steady ut n net
tulvniici' of f tn 10 points. Total s.iles
wepo 29,760 bags, Including Janunry nt
5.70c; March, 5,75fif.Mc; May, S.ooao.noc;
Juno. 6.n5o; July, 6.10c; September, 6.3'io;
October, e.r.fle.lOo; November, 6.10c; De
cember, 6.50c
Oil nnd II111I11.
OIL CITY, Jnn. 21,-OIL-Crcdlt balnnccs,
$1.15; certificates, no bids or offers; ruin,
71,022 bbls,; average, 13,119 bbls.; chlpments,
142.361 bbls.; nvcrnge, 91,583 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 21.-OIL-Splrlts tur
pentine, llrm, 4214C. Hnsln, llrm. Quote!
A. B, C. D, $1.2214; E
II, 1.4f. 1, Jl.7(i; I,, 1;
WG. S.1.73: WW. $3.65.
TOLEDO. Jan. 2l.-OII,-Nnrth Lima, S3o;
South i.iiiin nnd Indiana, 800.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-OIL Cottonseed,
easy: prime yellow, $3. is, llosin, firm.
Calcutta linseed,
731. itiiniii, ,,,,n V.UMIU,
14 i E. F, $1.32'4; G. $1.3i!4:
L, $2.25; M, $163; N. $3.2..;
Turpentine, strong, Rice, firm
i.o.Nuurs, jnn. 21. 011
spot, iiis (Id. LIllMcd, 29s.
SHEEP Thero wns n liberal stinnlv of
sheep and lambs here today, as compared
wun tno arrivals 01 me last several nays,
but packers all wanted good stuff and as
a result tho market had considerable Ufa
and could bo quoted fully steady. Any
thing choice and nf hnndv welcht wns ln
big demnnd and if nnythlng sold higher.
for exmipie, n cnoico uuncn 01 ugnt
welght yearlings sold at $3.25, which Is tho
high price of the season. Other bunches
sold correspondingly well, so that sellers
wero well pleased with tho prices they re
ceived. Everything, Including both sheep
nnd lambs, was sold and weighed up nt an
early hour.
very few reedera were Included In tno
receipts, but It Is safe to call tho market
strong.
Quotations: Choice lightweight yearlings,
$4.9085.25: good to choice yearlings. $4.50
4.90; choice wethers, $l.50fl4.T5; fair to good
wethers, $l.26ti1.50; choice ewes, $3.90if4,25;
fair to good ewes, $3.003.90; common ewes,
$2.75(!f3.&0; choice lambs, $3.75ff6.10; fair to
good lambs, $5.60j)C75: feeder wethers, $3.50
dtM.OO: feeder lambs. $i.00(fi4.60: cull lambs.
$3.003.73. Representative sales:
Nn. Av.
20 cull lambs 56
161 Wyoming owes 149
203 western yearlings 107
yearlings 102
wethers 105
lambs 59
wethers 81
307 western
48S yearling
ll western
249 yearling
western lamps...
123 western lambs...
17 Colorado ewes...
6 Colorado ewes...
418 Colorado ewes...
59 Colorado lambs.
76
59
82
92
90
79
Pr.
4 00
4 60
4 90
4 90
5 10
6 15
5 23
5 60
6 65
4 00
4 00
4 15
5 75
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cnttle Slenrty nnd IIork nnd Sheep
Loner.
CHICAGO. Jan. 21. CATTLE Receipts.
6.500 bend; western steady; good to prime,
$6.60537.23: poor to medium. $l.00&6.00: stock
ers ana leeiiers. 1.10; cows, .'.zo'i.i;
heifers, $2.50flu.OO; canners, $l,OOri2.2.3; bulls,
$2.25fi4.00; calves, $2.50i&6.25; Texas fed
steers. $3.25fC.25.
nous Receipts, 30,01 m nend; estimated
tomorrow. 35.000 head: left over. 4.000 head:
market 10fil5c lower und slow: mixed and
butchers, $5.90f(fi.50; good to choice heavy,
$6.30il6.&5; rough heavy, $3.906.20; light,
$5.8(f(C.OO: bulk of sales. $3.95T6.30.
SHEEP AND ,AJ US-Receipts. 15.000
hend; sheep, steady: lambs, steady to
lower: good to cnoico wetners. ji.3UjfD.oo;
fair to choice mixed. $3.7o(iJ'l.60; western
sheep, fed. $4.25575.13: nntlve lambs, $3.50ij
6.00; western lambs, fed, $5,0n5,85.
RECEIPTS-O ncla : Cnttle. 19,058 head:
hogs, 36.197 head: sheep, 23,960 head.
SHIPMENTS-Oftlc al: Cattle. 3.541 head:
hoars, 3,356 head; sheep, 316 head.
GOODS
for heavy
trade and
Dry (JiiiiiIn MnrUct.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-DRY
Thero was a moderate demand
brown cottons from the home
moro lnnulrv from exporters. Aotual busl
ncss wus quiet ut nrm prices, tucaciica
cottons wero quiet nnd stendy, Coarso
colored goods wen llrm. Print cloth ynrn
innrics were diincuit to pity mis sniu or
April. Prints nnd ginghams were llrm.
15.00 A MONTH
SPECIALIST
in
All Diseases and
Disorders of Men
10 years tn Omaha
VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE cured.
Method naw, without
cdttlug. 9lc r Ion
of time.
CVDUII iQcuredforllfianattiapoliioii
OT initio thoroughly clsauied from
Ihcayitim. Soon every sign and symptom
disappears completely and fortver. No
"BREAKING OUT" of the dlieaie on ths skin
or face. Treatment contains xio dangeron
irupi or lnjurloni medicine.
WEAK MEN. from Excesiei or Victim!
ro NCHVOIIB UIBILITY or KXB1 BSTIOtf,
W18TINO Wbakmkrs with EAnLT Dcoat In
Youno and MionLi Aosd, lack of Tim, .vigor
and strength, wiln orgaus Impaired and weak,
STRICTURE cured with a new Ilomi
Treatment.. No pain, no detention from bust
neis. Kidney and llUulder Troubles. -
Co$iltltir.C?re,atmtn( by Mall.
Call on on or uddrras 1 19 So. 14th St.'
Dr. Soarles & Searles. (Mil Neb.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
KimsnH City Live .Stock' 3inrl(it.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7.000 head natives, 600 head Tcxans,
600 bead calves; markot generally 10ftl5c
higher; choice export and dressed beef
steers. $6.00ffl6.90: fair to good. $i.S045.90:
storkers and feeders, $3.50(iJ4.75; western fed
steers. n.wt6..): Texas and Indian steers,
$1.00(83.25; Texas cows, $2.60M,25; native
cows. $2.75fi5 00: heifers. $3..Wi'5.00: canners.
$2.005.2.65; bullB, $2.2fft3.25; calves, $4.00?6.OO.
HUUM iteceipiB, zv.iitiu nenii; marKet ww
15n lower: ton. 6.55: bulk of soles. So.TEVui
6.35; heavy, $6.45ii6.65; mixed pnckerB, 56.Wtf
6.45; light, $5.30(ti.:'0i pigs, $1. 655(5.30.
SHEEP AND liAHUS- Receipts. 6.WD
hend; mnrkot steady; western lnmbs, $5.60
tfcoOO: western wethers, $l.50f3.05; western
yearlings, $5.0.po.60; ewes, $1.00(4.60; culls
und feeders, $2.iWj4.00.
St. I.011I I, Ivo Sloclc Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2!. CATTLE Receipts.
3,200 hend, Including l.ooo Toxnns; market
nbout Btendy; native snipping nnu export
steers, $l.60flfi.35; dressed beef and butcher
steors. $1,001(6.00; Bteers under Ui0 lbs.,
$2.65f5.25: stockers and feedors, $2.657l.25;
cows and heifers. $2.(Vfi5.00; canne.ru, $1J0
(2.75; bulls. $2.104.25; Texas and Indian
steers. $3,255)6.20; cows and heifers, $2.0)(f(
3.SX).
HOGS Receipts, 10,300 head; mnrkot
lower: pigs nnd lights, $5.!Wi6.00; packers,
$0.1O5i.3O: butchers', $6.25'6 57H.
HIIEEP AKU WAftlim IteceipiB, nil
head; market strong nnd active: nntlve
muttons, i3.50fi4.75: lnmbs. $5.(0576.15: culls
ond bucks. 12.25UI.00; stockers, $1.5092.23.
w YorU Live Stock Mnrket,
ii, tti i - T 1, titi-Tif r.-a T
cplpts, 407 head, mainly consigned direct;
r. .r.l..a fnnnitn(l' nn lilnu cflintod Amur.
I(W QillVn a a;,rn 11 , t-owtt ltwv.a -,.-
nArn t,t 11,Vrf7 lllirt rlrnnunal wrtl it S t
refrigerator hwt, at lW10V4c pur lb, Kx
portH, beewH, 2,030 aheop and about
viiii8. Si.oCKffO.OO. car of western calves at
M.EK). .
bead; sheep. hIow nnd weak; Inmba, In
lUir WCIll" (llli "V ei"-a i nnv.vji( t-'u-. 1,-u,
one smnll bunch, $1.60; culls, $2.00; limbs,
ilOGS Receipts, 922 head; sternly; west
ern hogs, $0.25.
Stock In SIkIiI.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at tho five prin
cipal markets for January 21:
' Cntll". Hojts, Sheep.
South Omaha 4,000 16. 161 3.6)0
Chicago 6,TM 36,("1 15,0-K)
KinsSs City 7.5i 20,000 r.,60o
St. Louts 3.2" 10.300 800
St Joseph 2.100 11.000 250
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
CARSON PIRIE SCOTT & CO
WHOLESALE DRY fJOODS,
CHICAGO.
E. L.HICKS,
General Salesman.
OMAHA SALESROOM,
1505 l'-ornum Street.
J. E.HOWE,
Resident Salesman.
MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works.
MANUFACTURltRB AND OBBBIUI
OF MACHINERY.
GENERAL REPAIRING A IFDCIALTl
IKON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
101, Itioa mmi 1BOB Jaokiia ltrt,
Omaha. Neb. Tel. BM.
B. eabrlskla. Agent J. B. CrwctU, U$
AN CO. '
Manufacturers and Jobbers ot
Steam and Water Supplies
Of All Kinds.
1014 nnd 101(1 DOUGLAS ST.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uestern Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Clectrlc Wiring Bolls and Qti Llrhtlnaj.
Q. W. JOHNSTON, Mgr. 1510 Howard UU
AWNINGS AND TENT?.
Totals
...23.600 93.7S0 23,150
St, Joseph l.lvi Stnok Mnrkrt,
ST. JOSHPII, Jan. 21,-CATTU Re
celpts, 2,400 head: steady: native,
7.0o: cows and heifers. l.WJ(3.f: venls,
3.5iWi6.25: stockers and feeders. $2 54 51.
HOQS Receipts, 11,000 head; lOftlSo loworj
Omaha Tent and Awning Co.,
Omnlin, Ncli,
Manufacturers of ,
Tents and Canvas Goods.
Send (or CataloKiio Nuirbcr 33
GASOLINE EN INES.
QLDSMDBILE"
Olds GasoHns Engine,
Olds Gasoline Hugine Works,
1 1 11 Fiiriiiini St.. Oinaliu.
'Iep1innn lOIIK.
Boyd Commission Co.
Successors to James IC. i;od & Uo.,
OMAHA, NKII.
COMMISSION
CHAIN. I'llOVINIO.VS A.D TOCICS,
Hoard of Trade llulltllnw.
Direct wires to Chlcngo ind New York.
CorrccondDc, John A, Warren & Co.
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