THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUT)AT. JANUARY 3. 1904.
CONDITION OFOMAHA'STSiDE
KJ V3n of 2m in fir ihs Tnk m Grd u
Zxpcid for tie T.aa of Tekr.
CSTTQ1 GCCCS STXl ADVANGNG
1
rkaafp la Pile af Ra fetter Cti
the First ( I ha Year h Tkei-e
Xr Urn Sea tor Sosa Tiara
1 Caf.
ssioats ar fnr small Wats and earflned. to
auul-imi"r buatneax T-iena are entire y In
suppiy spot orda. Jobbers hav dona LUis
buiut BuaineaB
caeent.y surprised w in the imcunt 01
istnesfl transacted, of ctiur there ai
notairg like the rush uf the weeM before,
but there wu a giod. steady demand li r
ail seasonable good. n.ven the mud
weather apparent. ' lid iut pr-vent peopie
from buying quite freely but on the con
trary seemed to tw t peneV in that it Iirt
Shoppers an opportunity tti art out.
Jobbers think that tbe fwil demand they
biva tipmfnrn) .a itu-geiy duo to the con
dltion of the market, owing to the fact that
the demand bus not been large except on
Burn llnea aa in a atrors tendency tow
ard higher prices. Retailers seem to b
wet! ihmtmI rai msrkea rwrndirltma anil are
bu-rtn'a to protect themselves aaraimit higher
prices and at the nn rime are iemrg aucb
lines aione aa are not in a strong position.
Thia la particularly noticeable In do- goode.
Just before tna end of the Tear cMaiier a re
busy lurnion their at con and ira nut at
ail uiioui to anticipate taeir orders Thia
coming w"ek. however traveling mukiiiimi
will nii( more !e on the road and they are
confident that they will do a good bueineata
from tbe atart- Merchant aa a ruie en
Joyed a ard Christmas trade and their
storks of winter gruels are setting wil re
dnced. an that they ought to be in a frame
of mind to piece good sorting up oriera. aa
well aa to buy freeiy lor their iprjif re
quirement a.
So far aa the market on moat llnea la con
cerned tiit-re la not much to be said. Aa
Blared a week agro at the end of the year
there 1s not much doing tn the primary
markets and aa a resiut pries changes ar
few. Wltnm the next or two, how
ever. It is thought mere will be a numher
pf prVe fluctuations both up and down, but
the majority of Lhem. it la taougiit, will be
In Lb nature af advance
f Tttan
OMAHA W HOLE VALK afABaVKT.
Caadlltswaj af Tea a aal aatatlaaa aa
"taala Paaer PraJarta.
Racelpts mora UbnJ. Zraab stork
Sc.
LITE POT-LTUT Hena. 3V; arrlr.a
'hH-aera. "a---: roi-r. a-forain to e.
avi-'T: t-jrlreys. ;ir: durk. !:r; aaaae. --fejr-.
L'REPSEi. M'LIHr-T .rkf-i.
old tom a, imyj-: ducka. UtiUc; araaa. Wf
3T.-TTft Haxji.na atnek: irva"Jte: ehtdoa
o laacy dairy, in tuba, AtQ'.ac, eeparator,
2c
FB.E5H n.H Tr-mt lor: p1rerM. r;
pike. narr.l. To: biuerlah. 15c. wnteflali.
Trade In all llnea waa unumia'.ly (Ttxl !aat i : salmon. V.r; hafwa. 1-: odrtah. ITr;
wee frr tiie time ot .veur isoin retime-a , renanarper. lir: lobeter. bailed, pr b .
and whnieaa.era aa a rule pipwt ii:t;e I J&r: kiters. ai eii. per in.. 2"- bu.Ihend,
bunnena m-twern Chr-eimaa end 'ew I He: catTlnn. lac; Wack haa. 3.-i2ar: ha. nut.
Year a. and for that reae n tnfy "l very c; r-rappieai. 12c: hemna;. mc; white baaa.
e: tii'ietina. 9c..
JT3TEH.-i N'r Turk munrii. per nan.
Kr; per al., tT : extra ee.e-ia. per ran.
Sk-: per arai.. B-7., Btandard. per can. ITc;
pe- rai.. C ffi.
PHAX P-r ton. ti V.
HAT Prlres quoted by Omaha 'WThoIe.
ale Eealera aaeoriavlon. Ch'1! re N'l. 1 up
land. 17 No. 2, 17 ia- nellua.
rnarwe. at. Rra straw. Kilt. T.aa pr-raa
are for hay of good notor and quality,
t-emand fair and recespta llchu
C- P. N t
r AT 9 17c
HIE No. I, av.
ari; 5T A HI.ES.
POTATOES "oTorado. ; Dakota, per
bu. . "t? uc; native. i7Tr.
8XEET P'.'TATGEJ Cllnola, par bbL.
N AVT PEAN9 P-r bu.. ti3.
("ELEHT it ma,!, per do., 4?3c; larra
Cajf 'riia. "-jhc
ONIONS New homa fw:i. dry. per lb-,
lr; Spaniah. per crate. Cjm; Colorado yaa
low and r-l. l:-e.
'"AEBAOE W etvwisln Holland.
TT-'R NIPS Canada r-ita.oa-ma, per Ib,
l"r; wr.l-e. per htt..
CARROTS! Per bu..
PaH.N1P9 Per bu.. jic.
EEETS-P- bu.. ,Tir.
?AU LIELCi WEH-C ailf oml v per crata.
rojf ATOEB California, per -basket
crrle. TZ Tf;
CrClMBEHS-P-r -Inx., S1.0B.
FRUITS.
APPT.E" r!fr,mla Beilflowera. ter bft.
C .:: New Turk Greenlmra, Baidwtna and:
otrier rsrietlea. tt
'JRAPE3 P-my "!itflwha. e; Itnptrted
11 aTi per kea:. s iia.v. i
CRjlNBERRii;? Jerwy. per bM.. IT I
per box. E.Sii: Wisconsin BU aad Eugla,
t m- Belt and rhcr-r. (K i.
WCTNCE? ''al'.f-rrua. per hex. JL3.
TRL'PICAi. FUC1TS.
ORANGES Flonua Bnghta and Rueeeta,
all iK-a. t: naveia. a.1 siaea, Cji-JL
I-Eil ON a California fancy. v to
aiaea. e.W: choice. i to S70 aiaea. tt ii
Fl'IftCallfornia. per Ib-ib. cartona. Kc;
Imponed Smyrna, i-crown, lac. i-criwn,
l(r , 7-crown. ISc.
COCOAi LTS Per aack, H.U0; per doa,
mc
DATES Persian, per box of 3D pkjra.,
C: per lb., m xC-h. boxea, 6ac; Orcnui
atuffed da tea. per box. CM.
BANANAS Per m l um-autad bunch. C-fl
IB-1, Jumbo. C .nyii.
CEEE3E A'laconwtn twlna, full cream.
HT"ac; Wisconsin Ioun Ameaicaa, "c;
burJt Swraa. tlic.: Wiaoooaia brick, Ic;
Wieconain llmbunrw, lie
HONuT-Neoraaaa, per 24 frame, ta.25;
Ctah and Colorado, per 14 fnunoa, B iaJL
M.PL SUviAR '"hlo. per ib . luc.
C1L ER Per bbi.. fS.7u: per H bbl.. IS ."5.
PVP'( RJ Per lb, Pc; aOalled, :t(iSV5.
H'jttaERJLDIisH Per caae of 2 duaen.
packed, ffw.
N"UT W'aJnuts, No. 1 sort afcell. per lb..
15c: hard shell, per lb., lac; N. 2 aoft ahell.
per lb.. 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per !b., 13c:
Braxils. per ib.. He: fliberta. per !h.. lie:
aimundi, soft sheil. per lb., lie; hard sheiU
per lb., lie: perana. larxe. per ib., 13c;
small, per ib., lor: peanuts, fy-r lb.. rir:
rnated peanuts, per ib.. 7c; Chill walnuts.
ISfrlSV: iarare hickory nuta. ter bu.. Fi 5:
sheil barks per bu., &.: biack walnuta.
per hu.. GJ: Italian chestnuta, per 'b.. lc
ICI'ES No. 1 irreen. c: No. 2 rreen. 5c;
No. 1 a.ted. 7c; N'. Z salted. r: No. 1 real
calf. I to 12 lbs., str: No. 2 yeal ca.f. 12 to
li lbx. Hc: dry sajted hides tf'2c; abeep
pelta, 2mq .aa: bone hidea. fl.UQl.M.
CRAO AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prarrarti of 'Tar Case Slurp Airier in
MAY CfTICI IS TrlRtE CEXTS H1SHLR
Cara Adraaaea la Prtee nr)f Tara
Casta, Wklla Oate Are aaae
wkal HiaTker. aa An Ale
Pravtataaa.
OECAOO. Jan. 1 PeasimiBtle adrlces
fr"ra European cap) lata in reaiard to Lhe
pcaaibiuty of war in uia far nauM caused as
aavance of Pc in May wheat. ,r-c in com
and 7c in pork touaj-. hi.e aj of the
advances did nut bold, cluaanc prices were
near the tcp.
War news waa th chief topic of con
versation before the aesaion utwned and
when the bed raua; for the openlna of
business there waa a nub of bujnna orders
tn the wheat pit. No sellers wer to oe
f iund. however. Am a result Iruf.ai sa.es
showed a rxnaje of an even 2c on May.
the price being; M46c. which waa an
advance of -awV over Thursoay a cIobs.
ahorta were active buyers aad the price
rose rapidly. At f7c there waa consid
erable liquidation and the price settled
Pltmx Falla, 9. D....l
.Mneflit O.. j
iacasnnvtile. Ei i
F"emont. Neb. ....... .j
er-atur. Hi. ,
Houston
Guthrie ;
Charleston
2m.7? ! 17.2
r.tp- if
la a
11 i. T.
MHh 3 .
li. M , 1SH
..........
Totals, r. 9 tTiSH W.
Otitaide New Tnrk , SNa.Slk.7:.
7 (
1.1
1
- -1
Montreal ..
Tvnmo ...
Wlnnlpeal
Hmifax ...
Ottawa ...
Vancouver.
vjuepec ............i
r.aun.inn
St. J..hn. N. B i
Victina. 3. C j
ILxinuon I
l.!Het Hl
Atil irs
1. .?
L6 "4"'
l."4J
LSii .
' aal,
Si !..!.
If.!.
i.4
4 4'
I 7
49 4
lt
1
2.4...
44.7
IS
Totaia 4 40.WUSX;
7.0:.
Balances paid In caah. Not Included In
tota.a becauee cnntainina; other items than
clearlnaa. Not incluaed tn tcnaa Dwa-iae
ut no cumpanaun for iaat year.
JEW TOICK. 9T047K.9 aD BOD.
riaad. wtth Pwasikly lerlaaa
Its, I oa pels Heavy Llaaldallaa.
SET YORK. Jan. t Today's rlolert
braaJt In prices of ;ocks waa sudden and
unexpected. The grounds fur the heavy
liauiuauon cr
Dry Gvala Ad vaaxrlaat.
The dry annda market is particular ib
ta a very at mux piaHUua o.n- to t.'ia
exmted onditim uf Uie cotton market
and taa excepuonaly hisa pncea now
ruilna;. In tact cotton la ao )un uuu a
Dumuer of manufaciumrs have been put
tamporai-.jy out of buainese. That, of
coiusa, has the double elTucl of stiffenina;
pncjes on the maaufacrured dnea and mit
Ii.a Ulan scaroa. In spite uf uie ft that
there hare been a number of advances in
the last few weeks practically all deecr'n-
tiona of ootton fonda are suil under the
market Tor raw material and unieee there
soma radical chaniree In the price of
on in tna nttu tmrtr davs some lm-
F tffwit chajires in the seillna nnce cf the
tnanufuiiiriw lines will have to be mams,
f fa eat a-radea of fiMir-ysrd brown -ooda are
now being held by some manutavturers at
I centa. while heavier grades have been
advanced about H cent per yard. Bleiuh
gnoda bare a.ao been marked up all iionx
the Una. Wide abeetlnga are bald at an ad
Tura of 111 per cent for ail deacnptiona.
Prtnta and cir.irhama are hems jocned on
the old baais. but radical rhs.ru are be
lna; expected by thnae best postau.
oertna to the strona; condition of tha cot
ton (wdi market miutf well informed re
tajiera were in the city lat w-k bujlna;
stailea. whlrh la snetjilna; out of the or
! dinary fnr the last week tn the year. They
! Csrured that thfre waa no pneaibie chance
of prices amine; any lower, while they might
rule conaidonkUy higher after the flrat uf
the year.
, Omaha dry amortB Jobbers are now open-
injt their sprina; lines of staples and tuey
say they have the iara-net and heat asscrt
enent they bare ever carried and In frt
ennnot ha excelled In an v western citv.
' They are flrunna; on seliina; more aooila
tnis year even than tney aid in uie spnns;
of WOL. and aithouajh maay dealrable llnea
of cotton roods are scare and hard to ob
tain tney intnna to nave enousrn la DU u
tha requiremenxa of their trade.
la kakkar kM4i.
the day are not clear even
back to 7c The demand continued good mino,r- ' hough it Ib evluent that an acute
;i timI hni7 .75 -Si VZllZlr Hlia I PPreheniim of the aneria of the ooming
outLireaa of war between r.jaui and jauau
waa the Impelling cauae. The news of tha
dav waa rather more bopeieaa of tha pos
sibility of avoiding war. but Wall street
has accepted war aa the aasured outcome
of the Bttuailon fur rt me time and has
viewed that outcome wita apparent equa
nimity witnout seilina to discount a war
scare, aa is the invariable custom of spec
u.atlve marketa m the fara of a comma
event. The cumulative force of the umnl
selling movement today, therefore, (rave
nee to lears that somethlna; was IcicWI
In the Interior circles of rreat capttaiista
of ultefor ctimpllcailons threatenlrjr to tn
vilve other powers In the comma struxa-le.
The pubilehed expreasJonB of opinion of a
xenerTil involvement uttered by an Ameri
can military authority and intimations ti-.at
an outbreak of war would involve a deli
cate situation fbr aJ tbe arreiit wir p-w-era.
includltia; tha Tr.ite 3iaea. wr
eiBed upon to feed the prevalent a'.arm.
The effect upon the market lost nothing
tn force from the fact considerable specu
lative cmmit-jnents have been made. In
expectation of a January demand, of ee.
cunt:ea wnirn may m TPiei :'i . ie
course of events which la feared. Other
cnr.mderatlnnB seemed to le wtioliy 'mnr"d
and the hank rtatemerir offered nothma: to
counteract the disposition to ret out of
Btocks. The Irst of the yea- Is expected
to Involve larse changes in hanking Items,
hut tndav a rn.W . JM loan expansion, fol
lowing that of over 132. !'. t week. Is
iricarive of oter demands than vear-end
intr-st pavments and causes the fear that
ast arnt-r a enormous corporation oorrow-
all tlinea, bowavar. aad the market rallied
on a.1 Bmall receasiuna. Th faarure of
trading waa a lack of affarinxa. On account
of the mourning for the victims of Uie
Iroquois lira the board closed an hour
earner than la usual on Barurdara. Tha
shortened session added to tn activity.
May closed at STtc a gain of 2c over
Thursday close. The July option a.so
showed good gain, and after ra-nglr.g Be
tween c and "Cic, closed with a gain of
4B-! at tCaCiC Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to aaCJM bu. P-lmaxy
receipt were l.'.C7..t bu., axainst 4tHi.'.w bu.
a year agn- Minneapolis. Luiuia aad Chi
cago reported receipt of 12 cars, axainst
aU cars a year ago.
The com market was influenced by the
same conditions that anvamed wheat and
price showed share advance. Short cov
ered freeiy and ther was aim a a-ood in
vestment demand, while offerings were ex
tremely light. Unfavorable weather and
em a.1 receipt were minor factors in help
ing the advanc. May opened Sc to t.a"c
higher at 46-aw to Wrc. and aner seiung
up to 47c closed at 4"i347",c Lcal re
ceipt were Ii4 cars, with uire of contract
grade.
The oat market started slow, but wu
soon lr-fluenced by the strength in wheat
and corn, and showed a rair advance.
There wa good buvmr by some of the re
cent seller and the offerings came largely
from commission house After opening a
shade to c higher at 3fc ta JffJSt
Mav ranged between fftc and 2Sc closing
at & a gain af V- Local receipt were
H car.
Pork ruled the pr-rrlslnn list In a sense -ttonal
advance and at one time wae "7
higher for May over the low point of the
day. The war scare and tiitxl aheence of
deliveries on January contracts were the
influences that caused the higher prices
Offerings were light throughout the entire
session. Buving bv snorta was x-ne cmn
factor. After ranging between JlS-iTH and
teat prices. They closed dull. Rusjdans
wa-e weak. K.aff!ra were iewer The
amount of bnl'.icn taken lnti the Ba-k of
Ere Mil on baiance today wa ii
k RR1.IN. Jim. i P-ii e on tbe boure
Hiar wre u on the f nil in stock an
the London market. Jpareee bends snd
Chinese aeciirif.es st 1 polntg but '.ater
r'iver-d a ha if piint. Exchange on Loin
don. m 4xrfg. for checks tnsc-iuit
ra-ea nort tu.ia. 4 per cent, three monuia
bl.la. rk per cent.
aw Tark 9sf karkft,
StW Tt'PJC Jan. t-MNET On call,
nominal: no ioans: time liana, steady: sixty
dava aSf'H per cent, ninety days and mx
muntha. aV& per cent, prima merrxniii
papr SHa per ut.
STEiU-iN'S EXCHANGE Steady, Wth
Set lai business in bankers hilis at li.Xa'J
4 for demand and at M ir '34 KUS for
s:x:y-dr bii.s posted rates. MAiyrt sl and
14 .fl4 w,. commercial btiis. 14 i'i gi4
SILVER Bar. 'c: Mexican dollar. 4Hc.
E' M S 'lovertment. ateadv: stale. a v
The clcstng quotaticna on bonds are as
follows-
IK ,!. 4 n. as ..
:i i ajDbartan r. a aa...t,l'a
ll-Hiex. i"eniral aa tl
'- I I int. I1
:n a t u aa... rr
tw-4 'M T. aa r
:"- i "i 2a -
jt"- t k. R. of at - aa. -
:n- -N. x c a. sa ... "
111, w. i. c . i :
HeH.o Par-.ao aa
c a
rr . rut
OMABA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Boii Beef St-sn aid Cowi Cot to Qoar
r Either Taaa Tees Aa
HCGS ALSO S0E HIGHER FCR THE WEEK
s4nsts Iteeelwts af Skee aad La safes
wltk Gaal Daaas4 Caaael attaa
Crs4ae ta Advaeee fraaa a
aaner ta rarty Casta.
choice feeder lanha. tt hfr !: fair tn grvd
f....p- iunita K.aiSfiti. f-e,ier yea-!;ngt.
! 5.jl ier weiiiera Cii. .. fe.,,-r
f IE1. rf , cuit. li.i-,-l . -a. Repre
en.at;ve aea:
2 wi-m Hr'lng V 4
Western We'ilcT-B ll 4
Li weetera yearlirga 4 4
4o ouusoa - -4a
Dew as. rei
4a neaiNia -. . .
4o 01a aa. fg.
-la cropna
4n ta rv
4a wmtiMi
Atrbiacm aen. as.
auj. aa
AUamic C. U aa at
a. a ) as :m
4s Mas a
Caattrai at Oa. is ll-a
do iat lnr as
iv- a ohio aH --.a4
"iirtai. a a. t
a a 4- a aa . n -k
- a a k p. aiiui v
i4. w a. -a-.-lil a 'a
a. L a P aa
4s ool. La . 1
I 4a aa
" A W. a aa "
i t L a a nr .. 9
!ta rwarv H W14
; Haeolna tea. aa. 14a
'. u. a L a- a. fc..u-.
1 L t I F !i a l
ji u. a. w 1
' Sielmara A- U aa. 1'4
Pacinc 4a
fiaulwar ta :u4
ta a r 1 1:4
at. U. - Ta
t s L 1. a "'"Bioa Panlip as.
"Tiiraaa Tw. as.... S 'f a su al Se....
Ccm. T.iiavraa m i Wataua M
"-la. A re aa t 4a 4en B
D a. d. aa St jw ft 1 . aa
Erie fmur itaa aa - , "W'a caniau as
4n senanu aa. aa- Cole. T. a L c 4a
r w a n. c ia...its i
Horsing VaL 4-a lta
Ex-interet. ""Bid. "Cffered.
;;S
n
S
M
La ad a a ttock Ma
LONTXjN. Jan. 2. Closing
Cntiaela Blrmer
Ings after January 1 are to be duplicated I
this vear. The marKet closed active anu
weak In spite of rpusmodlo raiies in spots,
and losses the day range from 1 tn over
4 Points on the pr-ncipal active stacks
The bond market has reflected only a
llxiit !nvctment aemsnd and prices have
mi -veil irr-riiarly I nited States new as
registered nave declined -a, t lie a 1 and
the oid 4 1 per cent on csul during the
r y Central
irsorfaik a W
xa ' do p!4 .
t:-j OTitane A W
ic a Pennarlaxua
t, Han a Minea .
IT BaaAlcs .. .
do ;jft pt4.
it- 1 4u 'ia p14.
an. aailwar .
:y 4o via
::- a Pacflr
7: Cbiob Padke
o-i u- r"i -.
-.-t C. S. aieei...
H -l 4o pi 4
- Wataaa
y.:-' aa ota
IB
SILVER Ear. firm, 2M per ounce.
M- 'N n.T 2tri" tier cent: the rate of
4a acnyuut
anacoTda
Airman
9o pt fl
Bbitttnora A ci,lo.
canaaian Pacific .
'"liea m "bin
Chicago (U Wmbi .
c . a a at. r ..
DBee-a ..
d a a a
Aa B14
Era
4o 1st pfl
ao id ptfl
nimoia '"fmtral
Iciiia A Vanti...
at.. K T
SOUTH CM AH A, Jan. 1
Receipts wera: Cattie. Hog. Sheep.
CmViai Monday. 2.7ia a 7 va
O Clt mi Tieeoay 1 :vt 11.. J4 -i.a
t. 'fii mi Wunesduy ii'.av ..
fflcial Thursoajr L79K 7.M7 4.1:
C'fflciai Frdat l:3
ufhuitu Saturday JSM
Inc.
IV
4
. . Ikl
Lta
south
aa
' I"
4
4
tii'H
11a
count in the open market for short hills la
SHis'-a per cent; for threa month
a" OT cent.
biiis.
Haw Terk Slala Ciaatatlaaa.
NSTW YORK. Jan. 2. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stock:
v. . , .(.mi ct-rf. hicrier at 1 week
-T . . ..n t. .1 itw at 1 T, - fnllnvina are the n UH ta tl On on the I Inanirh Cnn
Articles.) Open. I H-gh.. Low. , Close. T-s y.
In spite of tha fact that the general im-
?reaton among rubber good men ba been
or soma little time that there would be an
advance in rubber goods tha first of tha
Tear, note took place. When there will be
a chanxe no one now aeema to be prepared
to say. 8uoa of the wholesalers think toat
paaaiblT a cnanxe of some kind may go
into effect about tha middle of the present
month, while 01 here are of tha impression
that present pncea will bold gond until
April i. in other words. Johbu-s know
practically nothing about the real aittiauon
and It is dnubifui if even the manufactur
ers nave decided when they aiil cnaa-
their quotation
In tbe meantime trade with local house
na bean aa good a could reasonably be
expected in view of the exceptionally fine
weather. Retail era have been ant.cipating
their want to some extent because of the
as parted advance, and now little buaineaa
ta looked for by wholesalers until colder
weather set in.
In tbe leather rood trade there ta noth
ing particularly new to be said. Rcta-lera
hav been eujoytnff a good trade and aa a
result there ta a steady stream of alkinx
up order coming in to local jnhbera. Pur
chase are not heavy, but quite numerou
Traveling salesmen expert to do a nice ad
vanc business from this time on and. in
fact, ar figuring oa breaking; the record
they established last spring. j
Mar war Afeaaat tha Saaaa. !
Th hardware situation la practically the
am a It waa a week ago. Business has
been rather quia, tbe same aa la renertu.y
the caae at this Ban of th year, wnea
merchant are buay invoicing their stocks.
As a general thing stock ar light
throughout th country, as rerailrr have
beam inclined for euxna little time to buy
In a Bmnd-to-anout h way. A eoon a the
market gets a liuie more settled jobber
tney Will do a bur buaineaa. aa mer-
-Jjta will men begin ounn more freely
and tbaar want will narf aaariiy be larger
than usual A big spring trade is being
anticipated tn view of the good out 00 k for
aa immense amount of building throughout
tha territory- tributary to this market. It
la aiao thought that all kind uf surinx
Koooa will etui batter than a year ati.
4 Btgaw la Saw York.
tVholeaa.a grxaorra report tha sugar mar
ket, locaily in practically the earn posi
tion aa 11 wa a wee ago. In New Tork.
buwevnr the market advanced t p.dnt on
r'ma wth the market vary strong at the
advanoa The demand la reported aa bainx
very heavy lnr tbe time of year.
The ei.rTi market nas continued it up
ward iura ud an advance over the cls
week- ago of S of a cent la noted. P& k
a coffeehMS aao been marked up ba.f
a cant Trading la very heavy at the ad
aaaoe. In the Una of dried fruit and canned
gTKKls there Is praencaiiy no change of Im
portance to mention. The demand is some
what limited aa would naturally he ex
pected at this season if tha year All other
staple ar a,ao m about the same piauuon
they were a week agr with m, demand
auite aanafactory Ji. libers are now pre
paring for a big; flh trade in view of the
ear approach of tne Lenten season.
Frwica aael TrgeiakUa,
Th demand for frultB and vegetables ha
ot bean very heavy fur the iatn tew dkva.
but a good 'lemand la looaed for the -tim-m
Wnea. Prices have fluctoaied vry ut
ti. as ill tw aeen frrm the quuuhuiu a
an . ! her cuiumn.
Tde eag market has eased off quite a ''t
B owtt.g to the more iiberai rece!;na. The
P rH "f Pouitry. however, haa held up m
a-, -..n-ic. win, a Dutter na aluao
Uuaily no change.
Kasaaa City Grata aad Provtalama.
KANSAS CTTT. Jan. . tVTrttAT Jc
higher: May, TV-. J-ily, TOiyWSc; cash.
N.i. 2 hard. TqTT.c; No. S. 67!7(c; No 4.
!irS7c: rejected. aiH82c; No. i rod. SS4c;
No. S. WifciiCc.
cORNi to 2c higher: May. 41ic; July,
4V,34tiVtc: cash. No. 2 mixed. Bc; No. 2
white. aic: No. 3. ipc
OAT9 No. 2 white. JuSSTc; No. 2 mixed.
J5e.
BL IT 1' K3 Creamery. ISQTlc; dairy,
fancy. 18c.
EtiiiS FresTi. 24c.
Ri-ceipts- Wheat. 2SS ears.
EGO13 Frm; Missouri and Kansas, cases
returned. 2SVe per dox: new No. 2 wtilte
trnor! caees included. 24c
HAT Choice timothy. IS 0045130: choice
pratr'e. IT.otaVrT.'i.
RYE No. 2. 47a.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu. ZT2.i 17S.4
Corn, tru. . 42 4i 24.fr
Oata. bu, 22. J. L4l
yrau
Pklladelhla Pra4ara Market
PHiUADEI-PKIA, Jan. 2. Bl TVER
Firm at yc higher. Extra western craam
erv. :u,.3.Sr: extra nearby prints. 2fL
EGtiS Firm at 1c higher. Fresh narhy.
2fic at mark; freah western. 3hc. loaa off:
fresh south western. Sxii'Kic. loaa off; fresii
smither-i. SS"77&c loaa off.
CHEESE Cnchanjred. New Turk fall
creama fancy. llc; New Tork fall cream a,
c rutin. iiV: New Tork full cream, fair
to good. lullHc.
ww Tsrk Pia4aea Market.
NE7W TORK. Jan. 2. Bl T'l'EH Firm:
creamery lbin SZie; state dairy, laftioc.
CHEESE -iulet: state, full cream, fancy,
larre and email, colored aad white. Sep
tember. 12c: lata maxie. 10c
EC3 "Testcm. CliiJ.'Sri.
POC1.TRT Aliva and draasia quiet and
unchanged.
Holiday tn graia and provision marketa.
llaaeaalla Wkaiat. FVaar a a at Brsa
MlXNTBAPOTja. Jnn. i tVUEA T Ma y,
Wv: July, tityc: aertem-er, 7c. oB
trai k: No. 1 hard. hFtc; Kix I northern.
SV: So. X northern. ST"c
waaakr larkrt.
CIXrTTvgATT. Jan. 2. -vrTTrSTCT-P4etfl-ler'
flmshed good firm on bajna nf tl.27.
PEORIA. Jan. 2. WHleKT 41.27 for fln
labed goods.
TaleXa feel Mai-Wet.
TOLEDO. Jan. EET Clorer. quiet;
prima caah and January, Ftbruary,
tVk; MiTCh. r J2H.
Certaa Market.
3T LOriH. Jan. 2. COTTOT Quiet;
middling. sales, receipts, euipmenta,
none; stock, ItiJi bales.
reheat
May
Juiv
Sept.
C 'fn
Jan.
May
July
"T'ats
Jan.
May
July
Pork
Jan.
May
L-'-d
Jan.
May
Riba
Jan.
May
;4i-si;
! T8 1
rsi
1
4i rrtai n
Hi fCkWBi eH
7B nu ,79tiaS
US . May lard wa up 12c and iw at
7 l-t. while rib wre lTHc higher at sr m.
The leaxllnr rururee ranked aa follows:
AtLUieu ...............
do pld
Baltimore at uuu
00 pld..
Canadian Paxunu
Central of N. i
Che, x uhlo
Chu-.axo at AjUjo ...
do pid
Chicago G. W
do H pld
Chicago ax N. W
Chicaxo T. at T
do pld
C. C C at at. I-
Coiurado southern....
dl) 1st pti
CU JO ptd
rM.ium:i.ie H .ldeiin.
rrt, 7 CWi "TH, T Dei.. Lacx. W ....
Lenver a a. m. ......
do pfd
En
do 1st pfd
Adams Con ..
Ailia
Br
4Gi-P;
'tS',
4T-, 4TW 4SW 41,
47V 4ic4. 4fc-
2StaSi
56 S.
lrei
c;
Si-Si
an 3S "
IS ""Hi II y j 13 "! 15 ! 12 55
j 13 97H, 13 82H: 11 Ca. U tGV Ek
1
4Th! rk! s71 IH
v. v.-u 4iork eichnnee:
aiaies.High.Low Cloe.
C.uU
Hail
I. Jim
2.11
JM
'K
Li
1 JvM
Li'W
Lw
Am
I77S, 7 (a. j 77Hi
75
No. t a New.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FIjOCR. Market strong; winter patents.
t4.o.'4.J(i: winter straight. SS.7lKoa.I0: spring
patent. 4.m4.: spring straight. Si-'
ITS: bakers'. Si.3iioa.3U.
WHEAT No. I aprins. TStfTBc; No. 2 rt
JStp'Tc.
CORN No. 2. 44c: No. 2 yellow, T.
OATS No. 2. 3Vc; No. 1 white. 3J6.
RYE No. 2, a2Sc-
BAJU-EY Good feeding. 34g37c; fair to
choice malting, 43i&Tfi3c.
BEET'S Flax. STV-; No. l northwestern,
n.iOii. prime timothy, S2Ja: clover, contract
graae.
PROVlSiuNS Mess pork, per bbl., m3
61S37H- Lard, per ! Iha. l..i!o7.i. Short
nb side -loose.. Ik Mii.iS.. dry salted
shoulders 1 boxed 1. SS.JTVa.
Fo.iowlca were toe receipts and sh,p
ments of flour aad grain:
Receipts, ghipmee
Flour, bbls 2.7T" r..i
Wheat, bu. 37 20"
Corn, bu - 132.3W 25 30
Oats. bu. U. .a-h
P.ve. bu 4. S."
Barley, bu. 2b.1K 7.iVj
on the Produce exchanrs today tre but
ter market wa steady, creamery. KiWlStct
dairv labile. Egg, steady: at mark, cat
included. Je2fcc Cheese, steady, iiittiiAxc
Jd cid
Great Northern.
Hocking V aiiey
do ptd
Illinois Central .
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
K C Southern
dO pfd...
15.1k
!..
M
pfd
tu"-i at
it-.''. rJt V
7 7. 7-
Hi
llt'-a, 1.7 117
lw Uai ItW
M J4 4
76 7i i'B
ItiH liH 15
-7 27 271
licS ItM-m
Ik Ik IK
7
15 15 15
- 5- 54
24 23 13
luj llt4 lb.1
au4
Jilt Si'1 M
7(i 70 aWii
2 2S li
o- aT1 tri
- 4r
17.t
C omat ora Tunnel. ..
Con. CA. a Va
Hora Silver
Ima Sllrar
Laadvllla Caa
Offered.
S Uttla Cklat
in "imtna
.... 14 or.uir
Pitienix
t-a Pfiicaa
i-0 Ravage
ilk Rierra Nevada
US Hmail Hopaa ..
t ,Buuiaar
t
u
at
! the five days of
j i liMK.STft.&Kt; lncirea
J" lark Weekly Baak Statesseat.
NEW TORK. Jan. I. The statement of
the clearing house hanks of this tirv for
this weea shuw: Loan.
Teeae. EHJ(i,.,iw. DeniHULa.
76.1".!M: lncreaee, K.2M:Mt. Orcu.atKin.
ea.st.i": decrease, si'.s an. Letrul tender,
rtt 41u.SM: Increase. C."it..:k'fi. Specie. 3 tai.l
.u.RW: decrease. H7fi M11. Reserve. C a
tf: increase, KluiUlS'ift. Resei--e required.
3J21.5a4.725. increase. tf..it5a.dbu. Surplua. 11.
&4Li. decreHse. C.-LTju. Cnited States
deposits. 31i, 7113. 725; dttcreaae, Klifci.725-
Wek sndlng Jan. 2 12.J23
Weeg end'.tir I-ec. 2 .. " .'13
Week ending Iec ;it .. ;r. a
Week enmiiir e'er. U Ht
Week ending E-ec. 3 ..X..i
Same weea at vear 14. ."17
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAJl TO DATS.
The following t.ibie showi the receipis
of -ait.e. h gs and aheep at South Oman
for :he year to data and comparuauo wita
4jfi year:
rtti Lii raia
li... lLia
Sheep a jatl
Averaae ericas na.il fnr -n
Cmaha for tiie st ssvsral lajrs wita ouss
e"-1 iiina.
ct 1 ma. .102. . iDi-:isa iej ,im ,ir.
fee. 3V f IS! I 2B! ' 4 01, I 'l I 24
L-ec 17..., 4 j,! C:ga(4i2; a lt
j.-es. Ik..., 4 J-v 4 ia. 4 73 3 . 3
I-ec 1 4 . f (a. li, 4 7- 3 it:; 3 3'
E'ec. i...i , ,17 mi 4 TV t St4 I 3 S3
L-ec a..., 4 S I i 4 CI 4 Ul 3 Si 3 2
L ee, X. . . . 4 . lbi 4 it 4 "2J 3 34, 3 24
tee. 2i... 4 4 jv 4 .ki 4 I 27, 3 21
lac. 14... 4 4:( as, -JU, 4 ! I I 47 3 24
Lec XI... - -l-l-l-'-
L"ec ... J 4 5T If S :?t 4 4 U 3 60
i--ec 27. ..t , a4i S 3k, 4 a, 4 3 ' 3
iec. .. 4 t;'- t' 4 7 4 14 s 4i 1 r
It. 2...: 4 4-- ( vii 4 1. 4 IS. 3 a S
13' IS 4 3 3 1:1
i- ec il. . . , 4 ti,, s jj, k i 4 m, lii oli
CHICAGO LIVE ITM K W 4RK.KT.
Llht- Meeelpt af All Itark, vrltk
teaely "TeeHa.
ii;:CAGO. Jan. 2 CATTLE Rece-pts.
3oa heaui. market steady; g'wt to onroa
steers k. ajii "7.. poor fo milium. tr..5i4 ;
at .ckera and iee.ieca 3iiifta34 ;n- cowa, I . "5n
J:-. heijera. IL..a4 Th. cannt-ra. tX..4v;
bu,;s 31 -t4 2t. ca.v. C. 4 75.
He ttrtc'pt touav 2. head; esti
mated Monday. W ." head, market cliaed
st.-urk; mixeii ar.d butcr.ers. 14 ii'u4 "ft. d
tn rjii'lr. heavy. M 7,n4 .4, rough heavv.
4 afe.14 "(; light. $4.A't34.7': buik uf sa,ea.
i 34 ...j4 -.
SHiKP AND LASTJS- Rere-pfa. LM
, head, ahcrp and 'smris. stently, good to
i ciiiHce wi:iera. 37, TTucr JS. fair to choice
i.. 12 '. mixel. Si.'Ti75 weiiTi sheen. S3.4SH 3;
724 native annua. 4.1i'tsJ.. western lamba,
t et ji-u
2S. 43 '
i t. Laala Live Btaek Market.
ST LOUTS Jan. 2 CATTLE Receipt-,
. yr haw. :ni ludirg f Texans: market
lev ! .
II. -S I . r . n. 1 w.f tir,H Hm.-e-e . i t ait9a; a'c
Btockera am! !-eder. 12 25n'3 E : cowa and
heifers, C.2avr4.i: i-anwa. St .attr2-S: bulla.
12 .'ea4 t: cajvea. C. .'mS.ii': Texna and In
dian ateera, S2.aitg4 30; .cows and htufers,
C.IM'X la
Hi GS Receipts. S Kin head- ma-ket was
steadv to !. piira and ughts. 3a..t4-!:
packera. 34 4i' j-4.75. butchers and beat heavy
J4.;.e..a
SHEEP ANT LAMES None on sale.
ST Ji'iFEPi?. Jsn CATTLE Receipts.
U5 heid. -"arket lotfT-c lower
Hi a;.- p.e-ipis a. -a head: market Sa
lower: '!cfit M.sVaSI1. medium and
heavv f r.Vr "Ti
PHTJKP Nr LA MT Receipts TJ7 head:
market firm: iambs. Sa.75; yearllnga. 15 iw.
mark la Sight.
FoI'cWrg; are 'he rareints of llvi
at the six principal western
day:
ratla
Late.
I jm4. ,3. Jaa. uwi.
wan.
Jtin.
1...
4 U :S I 22. 4 at. 4 21i 2 42 -4
t a i 4 .-e. 4 3 57 I
Omaha
''':icsa-o
Kansas f!r;
Pt. L.uie .
St. Joau-rh
ffioiiT City
TMais
Cart.
.toil
.. 1!
-.1.291
Hosw.
S .v
2J "
3
2 fit
4
S.ii'fi
42.110
sock
yeeter-
Sneen.
Li
2f
3.17
of stock :
'indicates Sunday
Indicates huudsy
lhe oificiiii number of
bruuaj.ii ,u Uiday by
C M 4 St. P Ry!.'
Mo. Paciha Ry
I . P ytem
C. A N. W Ry
F. E. 4t M. V. R. R.
C. et p . M. at O....
B. a M. Ry
C, B. ae w Ry
K. C. at at. J
C, R. L at P.. east...
C. R. L a P . west .
Chitngu uu Wwtem.
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each buyer purchasing tux
number of head indicated.
Catue
Omaha Packing Co
Sw-rt and i. runt-any ill
Cudahy Pai k.nx Cu 72
Armour Co.. I L5SH
Armour, bioux City .. Ll-4
ether buyers 34
I CHICAGO
BltwKArJLtS
euch ro4.d was:
i.e. iiui;. Sii p. HTaes.
1 .. i
5 i 'i
i
2
4 a
4
S
1
.'. 3 "
12 87 1
Hug's. Sheep,
las
L'.t-o
Totals
124
5.7-Si
Till
Bask Cleariaaa.
OMAHA. Jan. 2. Bank clearings for the
week, a compared with tha corresponding;
week last year:
TlHi
Ll&k lel -a 11
urn in
1
a
1WO-4.
C.JfiK.it'S 71
L3(6..71ii '
L234.ieei.;3
L S72.430 Si
Huliuuy.
1.5(3.477.14
A decrease of 3SS.3(a.7S from tha corre
sponding week last year.
Monday ...
Tuesday ...
ir;i Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
1SS2-1.
B.22H74L4S
Lii.L7! 3H
Li.riL7411ii
LtlSO. 125. U6
l.tVL:35.ai
Louiaville at Nash 4.!4 HirH lWa, lt-
141
in
"
17
3S
1411
121
al I
i
l-Hal
id1 si;1
4f- ai'S
BEPOkfl or THK CTLKAxUJG HOCSC
Traaaaattaaa af tha AaaaeUMd laaka
Osriag the Paat Weak.
NEW TORK. Jan. I Tha following
table, compiled by Bradstreea , shows the I
bank dean. una at tne principal cities tor
tbe week ended December SL with the percent-
of increase and decrease aa com
pared with tha eorrwapoadins woe last
year:
CITIES.
OaarinB-
Inc
Dea
Metal Market.
ST. LOni Jan. 2- METALS Lead, flrm,
14.24), bid. apeiter, firm, 14.7(1. bid.
Pa art Grata Market.
PEORIA, Jaa. 2. CORN Hlsrher: sew.
No. 4. awe. No. 4. new. ike; No. 2. Sc
Laata Crmla b4 Praalalaaa.
."T- OIS. Jan. r-WHEAT-Stronrer-f"K
. T CMJ" aievanar. Ann at ite-anic
tra-k. Wc: i.,, i-.- rm..
hara.
Coats r .mi: ita s .-t at..r. ..
V: July aw-.. '
OATS ai.t-oi Xo ? cash, irVs-Sac; May,
: No. I aimt, Vir.-
FULii wuiet but r.rmer wHhout
a "u"ir pateniH. 44 "1114
i"7 ami siraiaat.
S2 W W.
ai hX Timothy,
Bnrae. hi ner
Ci aN 51 iAL Stead
a. ex-ciear.
steady at CJHaji.
ar r aa
ERN m-iiet. sacaed. eax irack. 7irlc
nil -vulrt, Uniutill'. Bt.atu! ,..
Kat5k '
IRON XTT"'V TIES H X.
E A ' tXNi J e nail-c.
VtEMH TWINE it
PRuVISH NSrork, quiet; Jobbing. Clsa,
Lard, siatauy. prime s'ram. Sw 1 Bjran.
sicatiy; tM.aed eatra mni, ST clear nu
7 m stii.ri near. 17..
rOl.LTRT-i.Liat cluiker
c: t.irkea dui 'k k
Ei 11 KJt-
spnnxa.
cratamery.
dairy.
bu rrz 8h:pm"t"j,
Corn, bu si .sat i Jl
tlarkM.
NTTW TORK. Jaa. 1-DRT Ors-Th
snarke Isacihuut malarial rhania and t-.a
uaa auruif is aua bright.
1a City Live llaak Market.
KANSAS CTTT. Jan. I CATTT-E Re
ceipts JUS head, market steady: export and
dremted beef steers, t4-3u04.k: fair to g -ud.
32 7i.iy4-15; western ted ateera. 0-2Mllii:
stHXars and featdera. Cl5ntj4.vki: southern
steers. 32 aHrH.lO: enuthrra o.wa 31-'(a. ,;
nauve cuwx O .':J4 , nativa he fera. tt-Ji
6-aua: bulls, jk: calvea. 32 iajl Ba. aa.
ceipt for the week. S. . head.
HtaiS Receipta, head; market wis
steady; top W il; buik of salea. 4 iauga. a5 ;
beavv. laA'tl tt parsers 44 -au(y4 4a. piva
and light. I42i4i4.5a. Receipts tor the wee.
22 ',ead-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 25 hea.i :
market steady; native lambs. 14. .liar" i4S :
western lamna. IX 7mi4.1; fed ewea. 32 7.".,q
2; western fed yearlings. H-5it434 Z. stot k
ers and feeders. 3I-ji'ji ai. Receipts for Lha
week, a.Utsl head.
kw Tsrk Ltv Hstk Msrfkak.
NEW TORK. Jan. I. E ETEVE3 Receipts,
ek head: staera generally raxed strunaer
and Unjl5c higher bul.s and cow a aao
h,her on light receipta; native ate' rs. .5
.441: buila. 34 tu. drv cows. 32 eigu 25.
Iresaed beef. nrm. taa"o for native aide.
Exponx "Ta beeve. 7,iat quarief of beef.
CALVES fiaowipta. Ill n-ad. no trailing
of mum inporancc; a few raa-a soid at
jn; Indiana ciuvaa t.M : a bunch f
baravaroa, C-A; city aresi ad yeaa. etgllac
per ib
HoGS Recaiptx. List head; market
a, i ah t ' y eaaiair.
aHEEP ANO LAMBS Receipts; J-2l
heaati. rreep steauly. imuiiia. li'iJ5c lower.
Sheep. 32 .'alia. iamb. M ifjiaa tat. on rr
sa. in iiaud launua, ganeral aaaa. kHj:-
par lb.
M( City Lie Kark karktt.
HOnC CTTT la. Jan. .Special T-le-frata
i'ATTLE-ftVcetr's " head, mar
ket steady; beeve. Q jMa4 eoara, eui.a
and mixed. 12 iwaoC 3 at ie ft era a oil feeder.
12 ,V"i?. a: clvea and vearlin K 25c i A.
H- Ga Perts. I '' hea ' market waax.
Balling at MJiAiS. buik. M.3.
New Tork
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia ...
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco ...
Baltimore ...........
Cincinnati
Kxnaas City
Cleveland .............
Minneapolis .
New Orleans
Iecroit ......
Louisville ...........
OMAHA
Milwaukee
PrividencJ
Buffiio
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Ll'B Angelas ....
St- Juaepn
vmver
Rla-hmond
Columbua ............
Seatt.e
Waahmgion
"Savannah
Memphis
A.La-ny
Siit Laxa City
Port .and. ore.
Toledo
Fun Wjrth ..........
Peoria ..........
Hartrord ........
Rx heater ...
AL&nta .........
Dea Moines
New Haven
Nashville
Spokane. Wash
Grand Rapid
Sioux City
Sunnglaid.
Nurfoik ...
Dayton ...
T a. coma ...
Worcester
Aumina. Ga ...
Portland. Me ...
Scr&nton
T pea ...
Svracuaa ....
Evansvill
Wilmir.g-on. T!
Birmingham
DeveTiDttrt
Fa.1 fijver ...
I-Ittia Rock
Knox villa
Macon .......
Wi.kesbarr
Akron j
Siwinxfleid. Ill ..!
Wheeung. W. T
Wichita
iui.iiiu'a .......... 1
Helena I
Lcx:r gtoa
Chettanuaiaja
Loweil
New Bedford
rC iHJXUiauo
Fargo. N D
I'anuin. O ...
Ja-ksttnvt,l
' reen.-tn.rg Pa.
Rie-kfitrd. El
Snrllariead. O.
hinttruimt
Cheaaer Pa....
RiiMtcniugtun, ?7I
wuiaaiy. ia...
SL W. -T. n J
12S.7S4.Jili.
7 1114.3411 1
liS.JVS' I
42.!. C 7 '
Id 1
3.1
as
K.722fi la,.
2t.l-I.5U4' J
22.I-5. 2U3' j.
17.4-S.4t4,
LL74S.XiMi
12.WU.21
22.107 i7;
7. tkiK322'
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21.1 Northern aecunria
Caffee Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. r COFFEE Futures
opened stexdy at an advance uf 5 point
and ruled very active on further more or
less general buying following smn.l pri
mary receipts and bullish sentiment re-
"- ! g-ardlng the outlieik for the coming crop.
L7 117- The market closed steady at an advanc of
Una: point, with aura of ss.,k v,nrs. In
cluding January at lS97.(li; Feoruarv,
7. lite : March. 7.20HT Site; ApnL 7.24tc: May.
7.5ieS7.tmc: July. 7ei7.i6c: September. 7.i6i
1.116c; October. Ltc; November. i-15c
CATTLE There were a few loads of cat
tle on sain Hub mumir.g. but nut encug.i
) to malce a market. The auiea that were
: made looked about steady with Thursday,
i For the wees receipts snow an wcreajte
I over last w ek amounting to about l.iHJ
; head. out. aa compared with tne aasita
period a year ago. Uiere is a fa,..ng off
of aoout head. The demand from
a.1 sources tuts been of quite liberal pro
portlocs. and. aa a result, the tendency uf
prices haa been decidedly upward.
The receipts this weea have included a
limited number uf coraied sieeraaad under
the influenc e of a good demand the market
has moved stasadliy upward and a net gain
of close to a quarter is noted. A com
pared with the low point two weeks ago
tins is a gain of fully ii4;tc, and. in some
case, the advance has been even mure
than that. Short fed cattle are now sell
ing largely from I4.1W to 34.25. with very
common cattie from 14. n down. Fair to
god grade sell from Sa.25 to 44.UU. and good
.0 chuloe from 34. 'id to 15. Mi. S'lmetmng
fancy would prtibauiy bring 15.25 wiuiuut
any trouble.
The cow market has also been on the
up grade this week and is right around
a quarter higher. The greatest Ira p rive
men t has been on the medium ciaas of cows
wnlch a omit two weeks ago were aeiling
inund 32.40. These same kinds are now
crowding the 33. lie mark pretty nard. Can
dvards,
wood
& Go.
Mala Ofllee
Maskartaa Bids
T. PiCL MIM.
Xealr la
Stock, Grain, Pravisisas
Bought and sold for cash or earned oa
reasonable margin upon which a commis
sion will be charged ul an grain, 1a oa
stucka and - on flax.
fHaaia Vires,
Writ for our market letter and print
telegraph cipher mailed free.
skip ycu.1 mm to us
Prompt Returns. Best Facilities.
Liberal Advances. Ceuai Cummiaslona.
fRA.tCH OFFICES!
C-.. UO-U Board of Trade Bid.
Fhona 1516.
SOUTH CirxAHAe-C3 and 325 Exchange
Bid. 'Phone 72.
COUNCIL 3LUFT3 aul end k Bap
Biu. Phuns 574.
LLSCOUI. DEI MOCSK9.
Oil aad Baa I a.
On, CTTT. P. Jan. rOTL Credit bal
ances 31 : certificates, no bid: shipments,
December 21. 21.334 bhls. : average, thirty
one days. 74 101 bbls.: ahlpmentji. January L
S4 471 bbl: runs, r-ecemtiau- and SL 217.210
hbix: sTerag-e. 7S.(ei bbix; shipment Lima.
D-4"oember 31. l.s23 bbis.: average. 7i
hbis.; shipments. Lima, Januarv , 77,
bhis : runa, Lima. Decemtr 3d and a.
162.1170 bbix; average. 54 055 bbla.
Waal Market.
ST. LOUTS: Jan. WOOL Nominal:
medium gmdes. combing and clothlne;. is
23c: llgiit fine. iSiJtITIxc; heavy line, 125ji4ic;
rjb waphei, 2"c
LONDON. Jan. t WOOL Arrivals for
rhe flrst series of auction sales amount to
lie, j l'K.Ml bales, including 3.siw forward 1 dl
it.-
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474
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SAILCRS' HOME IS NOT SO BAD
Secretary Certelyaa Falls ta Ptaa aaer
Graaa4 far Brttlsk Eaafeaeay'a
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1 Labor has completed his tnvaxcgxtlnn into
u,,i i the charge preferred by the British
124 I embassy ag-ainst tha managers of the
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BOSTON. Jan. Caa loans. 5i34l per
cent; time loans. 5io4e per cent. Official
closing prices on statk and bonds:
At catena as IS AiUnua 44
Has- Casual SB- la's Am aim at ad 47'
Airtiiaae 4 -1 ait-iiua ... a
4a aJ4 bxa cai. a kacia. aa
Btaiaa a A.tamj kati I aotamolai U.-4
Ciqiaar aaaaa V
Bualua claralad ..laS 7iui.!niua Caal . .... Ti
X T . M. a. at Bt. -1B -mn;lB a
e-ti-bburx pl4 lata Xurals
rniiui racise
Mex. Central
AiDnr. Buar
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A mar T. AT.,
rjanautuoa I AS.
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Aavaua
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3 &air Wa
rtauaavetal.
LONTiOM, Jaa. 2. Money was easier oa
the market tuoaf conaasquent on tne ra
leinie xtt mucn oivtaend and coupon cask.
Moat of Lha borrowings fr"m tna iiacx of
England were repaid- Trading oa the
at ,mx exchange ouenatd depreaaed and rer
vuu un in far rajurti sitaatlon. Tha
must optimistic operaura wee leas houe
fui res truing tne outcoma. Tbe attendance
was tnin and transactions Wfsra Burr.
Cunaois were wika. in Japanese quutatinns
a wioa numniai tail or iai,- per cent was
amencan epaaea irre-uar bat
kaieuy sami tmil . ta
Sailors' homa in this city and ha pre
sented a report covering seventy-two page
of a senate document with closely printed
matter. The British embassy charged that
"there is strong reason for believing that
this Institution, tinder Its present manage
ment, differs but little from a crimping
establishment, although It la alleged that
the building Is the properry of tha United
State government and leased at a low
rent to the home for charitable purposes
In connection with the ear of seamen."
The testimony shows,"' says Secretary
CorteJyou. -tliat the Sailors' horns at San
Francisco Is. In the main, a well conducted
sailors' boarilng bouse. The home now
appears to be conducted principally as a
sailors' boarding house for the profit of the
traperintendeTit, with incidental philan
thropy. I have deemed it best to transmit
th papers directly to cong-ressi to determine
whether its purpo is being fulfUiad. and.
if net, what disposition shall ha mad of
the properry. which Is valuable. "
Aiurio.
Rod Roy,
S unnet.
Byrne
Oreron Securities.
Aixka Central Ry.,
V V r.m.. V.'iiUv
ners and cutters ar quotable from SL76 to I Palmer Mr Tunnel'
1 12.4(1. fair to good from 140 to C15. and g,ir Thing G. CL
gtMtfi 10 cxiuica 1 1 -1 ill 1 ' , auu iautjr
grades would not miss 34. at very far.
Bulls may be quuted rtxht ejus to a
quarter higher for the wex- Bologna
grades sell from C-W m Cm fair to good
from 32.75 to Clai. and good to tnolie K.lai
to 34 m. Veal calves are m -hanged, best
grades selling up to CiW.
Storkers and feeders have been in very
light supply ail tins wees and. as ths de
mand has been fairly gvmd for the time
of year, prices are fully steady, with some
thing choice in the way of yearHng-s a
litt.e higher. Common cattle seil from 33 '
down, tair to good from 32' to 3S. 25. and
good tn choice from 32 ' to 33.75. and choice
to fancy yearllnga from 32.75 to 34.. Ji. Brp-
resentauvB sale-
BEEF STEERS.
Av. Pr. Na. Av. PT.
4
cows.
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14 illU I I
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1 R44 X 44 4
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HOGS There was a moderate run of hogs i
In sight this morning, but owing to un- j
favorable reports from other points the
market here eas4d off about a nlckeL At
he atari a few loads may have ciianged
hand that were not quit thst much lower, j
but the general market could best ne de-ecr-Ped
by calling it Tic lower than yes
terdav's avetxge. Tracing was tairiy
active xfier buyers and aei-ers got together,
so that a good clearance waa made at a
reasonably ry hour. Heavy boars sold
largelv around 34 5. with prime heavies
from that up to S4..7"1. Mixed hog sold
-"m 14 Tat to t tt. and light weights from
14.5k down. There was net enough chanre
in the market f-nm start to numb to be
worthy of mention.
Receipts this week have been ennslder-
aMv heavier than a week axo. ti,e increaea
amounting to about 14., head. As com
nared with the some week a year ago.
however there is a decrease of about 1 .':
henii. The reeeral tendency or nrires haa
been upwarl this wek. so thst even with
ha decline tortav tnera is s net rain over
te close of iast week amounting to about
halite Represer,ttjv sa.es:
BUY WESTERS STOCK
ON THE CHEAPEST MARKET
Western stocks are my specialty. That's
all I handle ta my arokeraare Dept. Ta re
ceive my markeC letter reTiirly rour
name should be on my "CLIENTS' MAJle.
LNG LIST. ' tauotatlons on the following
are conuicM la exen market report
Hlhei tlons..
Olxmpic.
t ernenhofr.
Highland.
F-ortune,
Referendum.
Treka Copper,
North Pacini-,
Crrwn tTh. ML)
E. Dewey. (Th. ML)
Tjrnaxain Arm.
Slate Creek Mam-
mouth
Fiaber Maiden.
Jta t JI
lais s a
isn 1 at
Mi 4 b
Elue Elrd.
South Pole.
New Jersey,
I ewey.
Silver Creek.
Golconda.
And all Black HTTis Strtexa.
I WUl A Jao Arrang to Hav rhe laveatars
Miixaxtne Sent to Tia
FREE for 1 Months.
It's a Western Mining Publication fttfl
of Interesting new Sit right down and
write to me. I'll do th rest.
Highest Bank References go with first
letter.
I nvestment Broker,
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON
Bate frwas A nay
Captain J. D. Laitch. Twenrv-flfth Uniiad
State infantry, wa a visitor at army
headquarters vejrteraay
Lieutenant Colonel D H. Brash. eMef
Inspector of the Department of tna Mis
souri, has returned from Fart Riley.
First Lieutenant W. B Cowin. Third
Umted States cavalry, at Fin Aaslniboine.
wa a visitor at army headquarters venter
day Major General Henrv C. MerriBm. re rel.
and formerly eummander of the Department
of the M.seourt. whs a v. hi t or at army
headquarters New Tear's day.
The f, .Lowing officers now at Fort Onok.
have been ordered to Join their compamea:
Captain Frederick B. Shaw. Thirtieth In
fantry. Fort Logan H Root. Ark.; Cxpiaia
eorge H. Gnmea. Thirtieth Infantry, furt
Reno. O. T.
The following- general prisoners of the
United State armv now at Fort Leaven
wortn military prison have been arorral
transferred to Fin RntinMin, Neh., To com
plete their sentence John W. Danton.
p-H-ter W. Taylor, is. lion G Brobet. Curl
W Lurnx. Oliver Bed. V'rg-1 H Butcher,
J-teepn J Gatihe and Fred B. Mornx
board of officers consisting of Captain
Char's L. Bent. Thiruetn infantry ; F'rst
Lieutenact W.iilam E. V ,aa. anatatant sur
geuo, USA., and SWund lieutenant
lama HI Knrins Thirtleta Ucitad State
in r ao try. la aitpointad to meet at uit
Laaan it- Roto a. to examine into the qu
uicatlona ef Mr. Vincent A Menuex f
merty of the On Hundred and Twelfth and
aMxty-ttiird Oxua Volunteer Infantry, for ap
pointment as sittaariaianiient at
oaaasisary.
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CTosolldated Exchang.
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( Phlladelpnia Stork Exchang.
Halaallake llstia.
stocks, sanaSa canoi.
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containing revised tluct lation tables
and detur-ptlonB of activ aecuriaes,
issued upon request.
Tlie Merchants
National Bank
of Ornxirtav. rHctx
k L kasaaBay
CipiTil tad Surpius, SaOO.009
UkrTf . Prat. BBL L VOW. . tVss,
LLTIfcl BkASl. Uaar.
PkAfaS T. lAMILTaM.
laaatee a, laaala af haaaa tiatu
ana anas ass stanaaaJS aa
ForaacB Txntiaaaa In natit aag sua.
Latar at cref it iaaiia4. aasaiaeia ka ak
Saraa a( taa var.d
bnaaaat aea aa Tiaaa Caaatsaatas mt Daaaax,
laaaw aaa4i inasuair ana aiaaainiia 1 a
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practicaPv no Test
made of The market tvlav aa th recetnts
were consis-ned direct to local pn'-Uera. F ir
tre wk the supp y has been about douti e
that uf last week and about 7 -Jis) head
heavier than for the same period a year
ago Tn aplte of Tnat fact, however. te
demand haa been In aineaa of t'la supriv
anrt aa a reauit rrj1ng has ruled active
with prices much hig-her.
As compsred w-th a week am. rhe gen
eral market on rvith fat aheen and lambs
mav safely be unoted IT'-rAor higher with
some sales sK"w-n ta aevmee nf aa mucti
na av. On Thuradav an1 F"day the feei
Irg at eitna o'HoTa waa hardiy aa good ss
on WelnealiT. but still the wee a a is clos
ing no in g""d shape, with the -eneral mar
ke a.1 of SiS4"- hlgiier
Tieee have been very few feeders en
ale True week, and as a result nt-lces sit
be quoted s-eadv to strop. ss the demand
n if unv'timt. hea vie - than rie sucmv
Mrn a ri' c.a for crre-rll stork: Chrrtea
weaaern lambs f 27i 75: filr to mod
lambs. 44 Wift 2S: grand to rhotc yearilnars.
4 2f t"l fair to sieet rr in. U .i4 ?,
good to choice ae a, era. 4 F(tr4 f- fair ta
rood we-Hera H25$-S: goad ta choir ewea.
a &tt xi fair tu good swaa, and 25.
coe ca3a
STOCKS AND BONDS
GRAIN AND PKOVISIONS
ws nav rear 1st sriai
akrwAoaa ut Mans aa4 Marl ri BJ
tk iutkx is T-ata isrr.
OVER TRAILS OF GOLD,
WILUH ALLEN WHITE.
assTiin aaax atask at
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