Nebraska Newspapers

    tun OMATTA DAILY REE; TIini.SnAY. JANUARY 14. 1A04.
11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
ists aTaintaioed in fac of Dapreisiof
Faciori bj Actire Bar port.
PIT WAS GENERALLY BEARISH IN WHEAT
Closing; Prices Were ItronR, with
May Shade Higher Than Final
Figures of tha Day Pre.
ceding.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13-Actlve support
maintained firmness In wheat today in the
lace ot a number or depressing factois.
i ne close wn strong, with May a Shane
higher than yesterday a final figure. May
com gained VaVic, oats i aim provision.
from i Vic to inc.
The pit was generally bearish In wheat
ana sold on the slightest provocation. As
an offset to thla selling pressure, tlie leader
of the lonKs waa an ac tive buyer through
out the session. Hefore the opening Liver
pool cables showed losses, while British
consols were higher. The interence was
that peace between Ruscla anrl Japan was
Ktlll within the possibilities.' An a result of
these Influences the market here opened
easlert with May VM(c to 4?j'c lower, at
MtiftiC Commission houses were lllHjral
sellers and offerings were taken largely by
the prominent bull Interest. Iiunng the.
' tlrst hour the demand from thla sourca
carried May up to Mm.flH.Vtf, but when
tho buying lessened the price slowly annuel
until WiVio waa reached. Liberal rece.pis
in the southwest, aa well aa at all pilmary
Jioints, were a fartor lit bringing out purt
of the rolling .order, , .
There waa good buying on the decline
by a number of rommlaalon house and
elevator Interests. The maiket responded
to the Improved demand and developed
mose flrmneaa. Within the Inst few min
utes of trading the flrmneaa changed to
decided strength on renewed purchase by
the big long. Closing priors were at about
the top llgures, wllh May at X7V. Clear
ancea of wheat and flour were enuul to
Ztf.HUO bushels. Primary rccelpta were 851,
6o0 bushels,- against 623,300 bushels a year
ago. Minneapolis Duluth nnd t'hlrago re-
rted receipts of 650 cars, compared with
Jfi cars last week and 2xs ears a year ago.
The dominating Influence In corn was the
small receipts, poor grading and good caali
demand. There waa a g'"d general d
mand of the entire day, with commission
houses leading In the buying. The relllng
was mainly by scalpers. The market was
a little easier at the start In sympathy
with wheat but prices soon firmed up and
held firm until the close.. Alter opening
Unchanged to Vn lower at 47',il4714r'. May
old between 474&4Kc, closing at i',,'uic.
Local receipts were 283 cars, wfth none of
contract grade.
Oate were Independently strong, espe
cially the May delivery. Commission houses
were the beat buyers, with the selling scat
tered. The opening was steady, with May
unchanged to a shade lower, at 8!mii.Ho
, to 3Do. After selling up to 40Vo May
Hosed strong at that llgure. Local re-
fipts were US cars.
xht receipts of hogs, an advance In
prices st the yards and liberal shipments
Of products maintained a strong tone In
provisions, trices were mgner at tne atari
tinder the" leadership of pork and the open
ing gains were held throughout the day.
Commlsnlon houses were the best buyers
although packers were reported to be sup
porting the market to a considerable ex
tent. Cloning prices were near the top,
with May pork up VW2f)c, at fl3.2lfn3.2JH.
May lurd was 7V.c higher at $7, and ribs
Upl at ffl.7CKi 72H-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: WhMt,
?5 cars: corn, 28a cars; oata, 75 cars; hogs,
17,000 head.
The leading futnres ranged as follows:
Artlclos.l Open. I High. Low. Close. 1 Yes y.
No. I. '
Caali quotations were as follows:
FLorft Market steady; winter patents,
$4.10f)4.35; winter straights, 3.8Wl 4.30; spring
patents, tt.0o4.'JU;. spring straights, 3.6urf
.D0; bakera, :.3WiS.30.
WHEAT No. 3, 7578c; No. 2 red, 8JH8
87Sr
C'ORN-No. 2, 44H-; No. 2 yellow, 4Hc.
OATS-No. 2, 37Vi38ic; No. 3 white, 37H
6'39c: '
H B--No 2 63Hc
UARLKY tiood feeding, 40j(41c; fair to
choice malting, 4'WiMc.
8KHU8 No. 1 Max. 97c; No. 1 north
western, tl.uK prime timothy, t3.26; clover,
onlrtict grade, fU.3i.Mll. 40.
PKOVISlONii Mhs pork, rter bbl., 313.00
S18.20; lard, per 100 lbs., ft;. (56.80; short
flhs sides Wonse), fi).26Trt M; dry salted
houlders boxd. fi.&,'iiti.75.
Following were the receipts ana ship-
menta of flour and grain: aZ,m.nl.
llecelpts. Bhlpments.
Flour, bbls , 48.800 , 24.3'K)
Wh-at. bu ."
Corn u. . W 1
Oats bu 355.300 2H0.200
ity. bu r .. . ... 6 H" S OO
Bariey. bu..... 66.M0 ,7.7u
On the Produce exchange today the Vut
ter market was easy; cseamery, iBfl-nHc;
dairy, 14ihWH. Kggs. firm; at mark, caaes
included, t&aafts. Cheeae. steady; lO'filOHo.
NEW TOHK UKNICRAL. IUAHKET.
aotatloas
ot the liar ea
Catananodities.
Varlons
NKW YORK. Jan. 13. FLOUR Re
ceipts, 15,543 bbls.: exports, 1J.&54 bbls.;
alva, li.itO packages. The maraet
waa steady. with moderate demand;
-winter iatenta, f4.2o4J4.5u; winter atraights
. aiiiuivBuia (laieiiiB, f i.i44 1. w , win
ter extras, f3.2043.4u; Mlnneaota bakers, 13. eO
4j4.00; winter low grades, t3.004i3.25. Kye
Hour, Arm; fair to good, f3.3Oti3.40; choice to
tancy, W4.i0. Buckwheat Hour, dull;
fJ.luu2.30.
I'oltNMEAI-Quiet; yellow western,
$1.04; city. fl 04; kiln 'dried, f2.9ou3.00.
KVK (Julet; No. 3 western. tIHo; nomi
nal, f. o. b. anoat; alate and Jersey, ot'xuMc.
UARLEV-Uull; feeding, 45c, nillling, 47
jc, c. I. r; Huffalo.
WHK AT Receipts, 4,375 bu.; exports, 12,-
47 bu.; aales, 3.4uO,ooO bu. futures, U,0X bu.
pot. The market for spot was firmer;
No. t red, 96o, elevator and 96c, f. o. b.
itoat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 9uic, f.
o, b. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal,
t. o. b. afloat. Optlona were generally
weaker during the forenoon as an out
come of was news, easier cables, bearish
domestlo statistics and room selling. Later
they rooovered on bullish Argentine news,
support from Chicago and luck of mois
ture in the south woet. Closing waa Arm
at net unchanged prices. Bales Included
No. 3 rvd. May, 90 3-lte91 l-lc, closed,
tvSa; July, fciH'U'87 l-lt, closed,
CORN Receipts. W,5uo bu.; exports, 97.
tJ6 bu.; sales, 76,000 bu. futures, 24.UO0 bu.
pot. The market for spot was firm; No.
.2, 64c elevator and 62Ho, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 3 yellow, 7c; No. 1 white, 6-'Hc Tbo
option market showed further persistent
trength today on the light farm offering,
now In the Ohio valley slates and cover
ing by the room tradera. The close wis
above yesterday. May, 53V"J " -', closed,
&:iT.4n. a
' , r . . ., , , i . . . . ma r ,i ... K AiA
UAlv-nwllli (W.tfUU uu. , - ' -w.
bu. The market for spot waa firmer; No.
f, 43c; standard white, 45c; No. t, 4Jc;
No. S white, 4aVc; No. 1 white. 45c; track
white, 4JHu47c; track white, state, 43Hi47c.
Options aere nominal.
Vttt;l Firm; spring bran, fJOffiaajSJ ;
city: jjoto'u:,i.oo.
i 11 AT Quiet; shipping, fo75c; good to
Choice. 5iii0c.
HOl'8 Finn; stste. common to choice.
14 crop, 284370; 1903 crop, 23(u2tic; olds, Vi
J5c; I'aclMc oat. l!i"3 crop, ZttaMo; 1A3
crop, '2r2ic; olds, lOOilSc
HIDLS Firm. Uaheaton, SI to a Iba,
JSc; California. 21 to 26 lba. lc; Texas dry,
21 to 30 lbs. 14c. - ,
I.EATHtR Steady; acid. 23j25Hc.
RICE Steady; dmstic, fair to extra,
dk .Li a, l.,,.un niimjnul
PKOVlSlONaV-Heef. firm; famllv, flOOO
Il.iw; me, 18 tf9 w; I'eef ham, fH).5i.j.'3.W;
r
.ai'ket, in rsira inula inesa.
ioouil7.W. Cut- meats, quiet: pickled
bellies. f7 604)7.76; ' pickled shi)ders, f7.5o;
pickled name, vy w. ,a. ijtrd. firm;
Western steamed. t7 60; January closed at
f 7 10. nominal ; refined firm; continent. f7 26;
compound. f-J aviis.60. Pork, steady; family.
fi5.u0: abort clear, fl3.6u4116.0o; mess, fi4.26
(j 16 00.
TALIXJW Firm; city,' ic; country,
lV.ii.f
Hl'TTER t'nsettled; creamery, 15if22c;
late dvlrv, lilc.
CHEKSK-Sleady: state full cream
fLs. large and small, colored and white
lember. 12c: late made, lov.o. .
K"Vi-8feadv: western, XTiuJIc '
I'Ol'LTMV Alive, firm : . weatrrn chick-
ens. 13c; fowls. turktya, Jio. Drtiel.
uie(, unchanged.
Wheat I I I
May fw;SK7 H MHI 87'i
July lalvs'iiM KH'ilW Kiv,81fcl! ?
Bept. 78 78'A 7Hl 7. 7
Coin I
Jon. 44 ' 44H 44 44H 4L'V4
May 47ViiaH 4K l7H'U'"4!47,f,t'(4 . 47Vi
July 4tW Mk,iu. .4;H4UX4i'
Data I
Jan. 874 371 37U 374 35',
May SSH-ii' 4tiH:3H':H '
July Wm'vM 3B 8tVl 3
Pork I
Jan. 12 90 13 02Vi 12 90 13 00 12 75
May 13 LiH 13 25 13 10 13 22H 13 ICH
Ljan7 ' 77HJ W
May 0 06 7 02H 96 7 00 6
July 1 tt ;
Jan. ' 6 4JH ft 35
May' 6 05" 72H H 7'.'H J
J uly j 75 t K1H '6 8-H W
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Conditio of Trade and Qaotatlons on
Staple aa4 Faacy rroasct,
EGOS Receipts more liberal; market
weak; fresh slock, 22c.
LIVK I'OIJL'flilr Hens, 8H": aprlng
chickens, Riyhic; roosters, according to age,
u6c; turkeys, 13(jl4c; ducks, 8!c; geeso,
tuc.
llRESSED POL'LTRT Turkeys, Wiillp;
old toma, 14-&15C; ducks, llCyllc; geese, O'ti
Iw". chickens, BUfiluHc.
to fancy dulrv rolls 14t,lK! aennrRtor. X4c.
FUKHH FIBH-Trout. 10c; pickerel. 6c;
pike. 9c; perch. 7c; blueflsh, lie; whlteflsh,
c; salmon, 11c; had. 1.x k, lc; codfish, 12c;
t.r-r. nr; loosTera, umipri, i'ei n.,
we; lobsters, green, per lb., 28c; bullhesds.
, .aunii, in, oiacK nass, 'kah , naiiuui,
l;c; cnippies, 12c; herring, 6c; white bass,
lc; blueThs. 8c.
- r w I ill n t:uuiin, yr. va,,
4.1c; per gal., f2 o: extra selects, per can,
.L .,. , . .. . . . . . . i . ,
"7. sm., i. eu; sianuara per can,
Per mil., j .jo.
HhAN-Per ton. ill 50.
HAl lJrl(MS nnrilAil V. v rim ha XVhnia.
sale Lvalfrs' Hsaoclalion. Choice No. 1 ud-
land, f7.M; No. 2. f7.00; medium, ffi.50;
coarse, fii.oo. Rye straw, tr.,50. These prices
are for hny of good color and quality.
Demand fair and receipts light.
CORN-SSc.
OATS-37C
HVK No.. 2, Mc.
V tOETA BLFS
POTATOES-Cc-lorado. 85c;' Dakota, per
bii., iiiiToc; native, 6470c.
SVVEiiT POTATOES Illinois, per bbl.,
NAVT REANS-Per bu.. f2.
CELERY Small, per doz., 'G35c; large
California. 4fi'u73c.
ONIONB-Spanlsh, per crate, L50; Colo
rado yellow and red, lHc. ,
CHHA;E-Vlsconsin Holland, 23c.
......... w i nnnun I UlUUHMI, LIOA A I.,
lVc; white, per bu.. 50c.
ii rK i i n rer du., boo. .
I'ARSNlI'S-per bu., 5uc.
REET8 Per bu., 60c.
I'll 1 I L'l.f .Mri i . . u - -
2 , v Lamui ina. per craio,
-L CUMBERS per do., $1.(Xa1.28.
. FRUITS.
m ?,l,dwln" nd othar varieties, fi.6il;
inn export npies, ureenlngs, ttus
scts and Baldwins, U.li.
wKAih.B-fony Catawhad. 20c; imported
Malagas, ner itftr ir, OurHl nn
CRANBERRIES Jersey,' per bbl., t7.5;
Pff box, f2.60; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle.
fiS.OOfcS.&O; Bell and Cherry, fS.OO.
iKilflUAL FRUITS.
f 1 slita, 2.!,o, navels, all sizes, choke,
Lk'yc.in; fancy, W.25.
i.i.muns-t.ainornla rancy, 300 to 360
34.00; choice, 240 to 270 sizes. 33.60.
lOS California, per 10-lb. cartons, 85c;
Imnorten Hmvm, a.rmn i ,.. . c ..
lbc;7-crown, liic.
COCOANL'TS-Per sack, fi.00 per doz.,
IUTFH.C,nl.. I - .n 1
f-Ooj per lb., In 60-lh. boxes, 6Hc; Oriental
stutTed. dates, per box, f2.40.
BANANAS per medium-sized bunch, J2.00
62.50; Jumbo, f2.7Bfi3.2fi. ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
--7a , , uuiiriii i ouns; American, iac;
block Bwlss, ltic: Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wis
consin llmburger, 12c.
iiuw&i-neiirawia, per 24 rrames. J3.0P;
I tah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 33.25.
MAPLE SUOAR-Oh'o, per lb.. 10c.
CI HER-Per bbl., 35.75: per H bbl., 13 25.
POPt.TiRN-per lb., 2Hc; shelled, 34)3H.
HOHRKIIAllldK-Pw ,aaa of 1 .if.-lTr,
packed. pOc
NI.'TM Walnuts 1 mfr -Unlt n TV.
lBHc," hard shell,' per' lb., Uc: No. 2 soft
shell, per lb.. 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb.,
12c; Brazils, per lb.. 11c; Jllberts, per lb..
11c; almonds, soft shell, poY lb., 15c; hard
shell, pet lb. 13c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
jjrt iv. iTC, lieHIIIUS, JUT HI., t,C ,
roasted peanuts, per lb., 7Hc; Chill walnuts,
1w'8Vjc; large hickory nuts, per bu tl.50;
shell barks, per bu.. 2.U0; black walnuts,
per bu.. J1.25. , '
T 1 1 T ) 1. XJrt i -AnM r-. . r .. .
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 6c; No. 1 veal
naif fi 11... HI i . . - i ,. .. .
.1 .. lv' " ii'., p-tjc, io. t veai cair, tie 10
15 lbs., cite: dry salted hides. f'(T12c; sheep
pelu. 25'1j'75o; horso hides. tl.502.50.
St. Louis General Market.
ST. IX5UIS. Jan. 13. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, nominal; track,
9JHfinHc; Mny, 81c; July, 80c; No. 2 haid,
iSH'UKOe.
COR.-7 Higher; No. 2 cash, 42Hc; tracjc,
43Hc: May. 45-Vu45c; July, 4DHc
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, 37vc; track,
3H:Hc; May, S9c; No. 2 white. 4;k&4uHc.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 34.35
f'l.&0; extra fancy and straight,- f3.90&4.20:
Clear, f.l.SiKyS.fiO.
TIMOTHY SEED-Steady; t2.2O(g2.50;
prime higher.
rORNMKAL Steadv; f2.40.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 81SS3c.
HAY Steady; timothy, f7.00fll2.5o.
IRON COTTON TIES fl. 05.
HAtiaiNO 54iHc.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, higher; standard
meaa Jobbing. H3.42W. Lard, hlirher- tirlm.
f'i.GO. Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts,'
.do: near rips. i;.bo; short clear, f7.75.
IOULTRY-Stcady; chickens, c; springs,
9c; turkeys, HVf.'ijlic; ducka, 10c; geese, 7c.
BUTTER Dull; creamery, 1843ac; dairy,
13 15c. -
EGGS Hleer. 24Hc, case count. '
, ... Receinta. Shipments.
Flour, U)ls t.000 ' 8.000
Wheat, bu 80,000 70,000
Corn, bu 77,0"0 87,OuO
Oats, bu 42,001)
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 13. WHEAT May,
72c; July, 69Hu-Wc ; cash. No. hard, 72H
n5c; No. 3, k(72c; No. 4, 83&u8c; re
jected, 59r3c; No. 2 red. 87c; No. 3, SoOSSo.
CORN May, 404&407c; July, 404-l04ic:
cash. No. 2 mixed, 3rU39Hc; Is'o. 2 white.
41 q 41 He; No. 8, 4('if40Hc -
OATS No. 2 white; 40Q41c.
BUTTER - Creamery, 190.21c; dairy,
ranoy, ISc.
EOUS Fresh, 23c; Missouri and Kansas
stock, cases returned, 21 He; new No. 3
white wood cases Included, 22c.
HAY Choice timothy, t9.00ift9.50; choice
prairie, f7. 754(8.00.
KYE No. 2. 49c.
ReoMpts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 244.800 lsa,4i0
Corn, bu OT.ftiO 68.N00
Oats, bu 14,000 13,000
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-EVAPORATED
AVPLES The market continues fimt for
prime fruit, but other varieties are in slow
demand and rule no better than steady;
common, 4'6c; prime, 5Hc; choice, 6H4to;
fancy, 6'-t'(i7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes,
firm, ranging from 3Hc to fiHc, according
to grade. Apricots are attracting rather
better attention and rule firm; chulce 914
JittHe: extra, choice, 9t)10c; fancy, lK&16c.
eaches are quiet; choice, 7'iff744c; extra
choice, 7M8Wc; fane, 944(10He,
WhUky Market
TEORIA. Jan. IS. WHISKY On basis
of l.-7 tor finished ' goods.
BT. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-WHISKY-8toady.
at tl.31H.
CHICAGO, Jan. l.-WHISKY-teady,
on basis of fl 27.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 13-WHISKY-Steady
at tl.27.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PnilADELPHIA, Jan. IS BUTTER
Weak and lo lower; extra western cream
ery. 2.1c; extra, nearby prints, 7c.
FX3GS Firm, good demand; fresh nearby
tic: fresh western, 30c; fresh southwestern
tWiaoc t the mark. '
CHEESE Steady, fair demand; New
York full creams, fair to good, loyllo.
Dnlnth Grain Market. .
DULUTH, Minn., Jan. 13. WHEAT In
store: No. 1 hard. WV,c; No. 1 northern
84:ke; No. t northern, fcAic; to arrive. No.
1 hard, 6,o; No. 1 northern, Hc; No 1
northern, f2Vc; May 86e; December.
OATS On track and to arrive, 3714c,
Mllwanke Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. IS. WHEAT
Steady. No. 1 northern, 87(&88c; No. 3
northern. S4&S60; May. 87v,o.
RYE Firm; No. 1, 67VU85C
BARLEY Firm: No. 2. 364c; aample,
87aiic. )
coRN-Steadyj No. 8, 4142Hc; 'May,
37c.
, v
Mlaneapolle Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jant IS. WHEAT May,
Tc; July. 6VV; September. 71K-. On track:
No. 1 hard, 87'c: No. 1 northern. 8c; No.
t northern. S3HioS37c; No. 8 northern. 751
79o-
FLOUR First patents, $4.6574.78: second
patents. HooiMfi);; first clears, t3.35ii3.46;
second clears, f2.36!.46.
Liverpool Grain Market.
IJVERPOOU Jan. 11-WHEAT-Spot
firm; No. 3 red, western .winter, fa 3d.
Futures quiet; March. 6fcd; May, as 64;
July, nominal..
CORN Firm; American mixed, new, 4s
t,d; American mixed, old. 4s Hd Futures
quiet; January, 4s March, 4s 11d.
Toledo teed Market.
TOLEDO. 'Jan. IS 8 EED8 Clover, cash.
f97H; January, W.97H; Febmary, f7 07;
March. f7 07H; Prime alsike, fi.au; prime
timothy, fl.40.
v Peoria. Market.
PF.ORIA. Jan. lS-CORN-Flrmmew, No
3, jo, uew, No. 4 fcijci old. Ku, f, fcV,c.
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Starvation rra Eemlt of tha Uowrtainty
in th Far Eat.
FOREIGN SECURITIES PRACTICALLY IDLE
llaadfal of Minor Blocks Moved
Widely, with Rather Palpable
Evidences of Maalpnlntlon to
Across! for the Condition.
NEW lORK, Jan. 13. -The Inert stock
market today seemed to reflect no devel
opment Ir. affairs, but the stagnation of
the market was in Itself ,a result of the
uncertainly over the far eastern crisis.
The same e fleet was caused in the various
commodity markets, which have shown
tbemaeives under the Influence of the war
hews, and the foreign securities markets
alao were practically idle today. These
markets were evidently walling, all of
them, for some more definite snaplng of
the future of events. The constantly
varying rumors of each day regarding lie
chances of peace or war seemed today to
have lost their power for inducing active
operations in the markets. 'i'he serious
possibilities involved in the situation are
abundantly realized and the conclusion
seems to have been reached to shut .down
and await the outcome.
In the absence of speculative "demand
for loans, the offering of call money be
came so large today us to suggest an
early stage of plethora in the money sup
ply. Funds still continue to pile up at
this center by receipts of currency from
the Interior and by sorrje belated arrivals
of forelKn gold. The government llscal
operations at the siibtreasury are also
yielding larger returns to the money mar
ket, by reason of large penlon payments,.
Interest payments and payments on ac
count of yearly mall contracts. This abun
dance of money resources still signally
fails to attract any demand for securities,
either of stocks or bonds.
A handful of minor stm-ks moved widely
today with rather palpable evidences of
manipulation to account for the move
ments. At the same lime there was a con
spicuous falling off In the rate of activity
of the few prominent stocks, which have
made up the bulk of the dealings In the
recent dull markets, such as Amalgamated
Copper, Pennsylvania and United States
Steel preferred. The uncertainties of the
war outlook are considered sulllclent ex
planation of the Indisposition to trade, but
Influence Is exerted 'also by the large
amount of railroad borrowings hanging
over the market and which are com-'
petently estimated at above noo.noo.oco.
Tho news of a f26,o00,on0 loan to the
Pittsburg Coal company also suggests the
Industrials n possible additional borrowers
on a considerable scale. The possibility of
an unheralded decision being unexpectedly
hnnded down In the Northern Securities
case Is another factor maklna; for con
servatism in speculative commitments.
Prices todav gravitated to a lower level
from sheer .Inanition and the closing wtis
on the down grade.
Bonds m'jveii narrowly and Irregularly.
Total sales, par value, $1.9fi5,0ii0. United
States 3s. registered, declined per cent
on the last call.
The following are the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
. Sales. High. Low. CInse.
Atchison 6.910 7 IWA
do pf.l SOU 8SH 8H 8H
Baltimore & Ohio 2,715 79 Vi T9 79
do pfd 89
Canadleu Pacific 4.800 117H 116s "i'H
Cent, of New Jersey.
159
Chesapeake Ohio... 225
Chicago & Alton 2.000
do pfd 4.825
Chi. reat Western... 1.3"0
do B nfd 3i
S3
84
PIS
32S
35 .
83
Hi
2SS
l'Hi
11
2oVi
1RH
tV.H
32
84-S
S2i
lrt
2SH
1H5H
12H
2.rS
77
1814
6
28H
Chi. Northwestern. 300 16
WH
Chi. Term. & Trans.. 3.250 IIS
do pfd ....
4,7uO 2"!'i
Big Four 1
Colorado Southern ...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Deln. A Hudson
Dola.. Lack. & West.
Denver & Rio Grande
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Great Northern pfd..
Hocking Valley .......
do pfd
Illinois Central'
Iowa Central
do pfd
Kan. City Southern...
do pfd
Louis. & Nashville...
Manhattan L
Metropolitan St. Ry..
900
200
IS', '
tViH
300
27
2;h
410 15
lf,4H 1MH
400 274
274 STli',
20 20H
70 70
27 27Vt
67V 67H
47S 'H
.... 170
73H 73H
200
325
2014
70
2S
1 67T4
47S
3.000
wo
10a
100' 73H
til 1304 13M4 130H
21
Minneapolis & ttt. L,
Missouri Pacific ...... 1185
Mo., Kan. & Texas... 500
do pfd 200
Nat. R. R. Mcx. pfd
New York Central ... 1.100 119S H9'4
Norfolk & Western... 100 67H 67H 67H
ao pra
Ontario A Western... 800
Pennsylvania 15,773
85
21 i
119S
04
41
78
69
2214
69
21S 21S
118T, !pj
Pitts., c. c. & hi. L. . j
B3H 63H
Reading 1,400
44S
77
59
21
58H
44S
77H
68
21
58H
tiO
41
do 1st pra ?io
do 2d pfd
Rock Island 18.650
do pfd 800
St. L. A S. F. 1st pfd.
do 2d nfd T
Bt. L. Southwestern
do pfd
Si. Paul
do pfd
Southern Pacific ....
14
300
7,400
84S 34S 84
142 1424 142H
100 177H 177H 176
6.3X 48 4HS 4W.
Southern Railway ...
1C00 20S 20
do pru
Texas A Pacific
78
24
25H
8S
78H
89
19H
87
174
18
42S
220
190
106
205
4!4
67H1
S
28
17
76H
44
Toledo. St. L. A West 1.090
2t;s
25H
39
78
8!H
io;
37
17
18H
41
do pfd 1.425 80S
Union Paclflo 6.850 78H
do pra 2:0 kh
Wabash ,s M0 20
do pfd 8.io ass
Wheel. A Lake Erie.. 200 17
Wisconsin Central ... 4.9S5 19H
do pfd 4.900 42
Adams Express .'
American Express
U. 8. Express
Wells-jeargo Kxpresa
Amal. Copper 19.800
504
67H
49H
67V4
Amn. Car A Foundry
do pfd
Amn. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amn. Locomotive ....
do pfd
Amn. Smelt. A Refin.
do pfd
800
7W
100
710
18
77
48 4
noH
17H
77
4714
90
690
90
Amn. Sugar Refin 400 125
124 124
.... 76
48 4
.... 29
.... 14
190 1)
173 170
Anaconda Mining Co ..
Brook. Rapid Transit 9,600 40
Colo. Fuel 6 Iron
Columb. A Hock. Coal .... ....
Consolidated Gas 300 191
General Electric 100 173
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd ,
Nat lorn 1 Biscuit
National Lead
North American
Paclflo Mail
People's Gas
Pressed Etel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car..
Republio Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron....
U. 8. Leather
do pfd a.a
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Western Union
Northern Securities
Total sales for the day 213.400 shares
Boston
BOSTON. Jan.
cent: time loam
closing" prices on
Atchlwn 4
ki. ('airml 4s.
Atrhlwm
do pfd
Boston A Albmnr....
Bomou A Main
Boaton Civt4
N. T . N. H. A H..
ritrhtiurg pti
t'Dioa Farina
Ua Ontrl
Anr. Sugar
do s'd
Amir. T. A T
PomlBion I. A
Ociiarml Eloctrlo ....
Ma.a. Elactrta
4o pfd
1'ulwa rrult
V. a. stMi
da pfd
Weatlng. comsioa ...
Adyauture
toek (gnatatloaa,
13 -Call loans. 4H0 per
1, omi per cent,
stocks and bonds
Official
MltiAllouaa
T04 I Ajnalamata4 ....
U Ualr Waat ...v..
WiBintbam X..
Ub Tal. A Hacla....
164 Coppar Ranga ...
149 (Hoaimloa Cual ..
1M ;Krtiklln M
lit I Isle Hnrala
tl Mohawk
12 Old Pomtuloa ...
l(4Vi Oarenla
.. 4H
.. 4t
.. 141,
.. UVi
..44
.. i
.. 1
.. IT
.. Vi
.. Us,
.. 1H
.. i
.. is
..107
.. I
.. ll'i
.. Mtt
.. t
::!
.. M
114
Farrot
1M
171
It
M
14
Uti
U
1
(Julnc-y
aanta fa Coppar..
Tamarack
Trinity
1 nltaa Btatas
llah
Vlrtorla
Wlnooa
Wolvarina ,.,
taliad Coppar ....
Foeelara Ftnanclal.
IX)NDON, Jan. 13. Supplies of tnony
were more abundant In the market today
and the demand continued. Discounts were
quiet. Operators on the Stock exchange
were waiting for far eastern developments,
but business had a better tone. Consols
hardened. Home rails were firmer Amer
icans opened dull, but afterward became
steadier. They were neglected and closed
quiet. Grand Trunk was higher and In
good demand. . Foreigners Improved, espe
cially Japanese, Chinese arid Russians.
The amiunt of tullion taken Into the
Rjjikof England on balance today was
HEKLIN. Jan. 18. Prices on tho Bourse
today were depressed.
i'A-KIo, Jan. li. i) uainesa on tha Bourse
3!H
18
TOO 8"i4 31 S5S
420 107S J07H 107H
610 142H 142H 14JH
430 120H 120H 120H
82
92H 9l'S 91
17S 17H K4
39H 39H 3MU
894
11 H
10H
64
87
100 15H 15 15
1,150 Kr.H 85 85
?W 27 r 27H
1.010 7 -; $,;
210 H 27 26H
'iflO 2i(l" 21a" 215
l'O 6 6 6
2ti0 42 41 41
1,000 18H 18 18
T3
4) 87 S6H 86
7 7 7
240 77H 77 76H
400 11 11 11H
2"0 42 41 H 42
6.255" 1H 10H 10S
29,6.10 57S 6 57
4S0 87H 87 87
89
today opened with a somewhat stronger
tone, owing to Improved reports fr.m the
far east, but a rumor, that the Russian
fleet had left Jort Arthur renewed th
depression Hiid at the close stocks were
heavy. Internationals were Irregular. Rus
sians improved slightly, Imperial 4s closing
at 99.60.
The private rate of discount of 2 13-lf
per cent.
Kernr Tork Money Market.
NEW TOHK, Jan. 13-MONEY-On call,
easy, ltJ2H per cent; closing- offered st I
per cent; time loans, easy, 4,'a4H per cent
for all dates; prime mercantile paper, 6 per
cent. ,
STERLING EXCHANOE-Pteady. at ad
vance, with actual business In bankers' bills
at H .VKpiifM S.Vifi for demand and st f4 82.v(i
424 for sixty-day bll'.s: p-eted rates, f 4 S3
ti4 V6; commercial bills, $4. Si.
B1LVKR Bar. 6SSc: Mexican dollnrs. 45e.
BONDS Government, easier; railroad. Ir
regular. The closing quotations on bonds are
foil rims:
TJ. 8 rf. if, rag
do roupnn
L. A N. anl. 4
l""!. Manhattan c. g. 4a..l0!i4
do 9a, rag in
Max. Central 4a 7n
do coupon 1'H
do new 4a, raf. ...113
do ton pon lAtu,
do old 4a, rag 1"7
do rol'l on 107 ji
do (a. rag 101
do coupon ldli
do lt Inc . I"1
Minn. A St. l. 4a.. 7
M . K. A T. 4a '
do J 7
N. It. R. of M. e. 4a. 74UJ
N. t. C. g. S'4f '
N. J. C. g. oa 129S
No. Paclflo 4a lTCA
do t 71 1
N. W. c. 4a MH
O. B. 1.. 4 A par... Hi1
Pcnn. eotiT. JHs rH
Ttaaolng gen. 4a .''i
St. h. A I. M. c. 6a.. lit
Ht. L. A f. P. fg. 4a. M'4
Pt. I,. S. W. la...... t:1
Atrblann gen. j aa
do ni. is n
Atlantic C. L. 4a....
B. A O. 4& lm't
do SSI
rentral of Oa. la....l04H
do lt Inc 7i
rhn. A Ohio 4(4a..lV4
Chicago A A. isi... 7r4
('., II. A Q. n. it.... 11
C. M. A 8 P. g. 4a..1ii
C. A N. W. e. Ts....t.114
Srabnard A. U 4a...
So.
n. farlflo 4a MS
o. Rallvar aa 1 1 1 '
So.
C. R. I. A P. 4a.... '
Texas A P. la 115H
do col. fta 7KU
T , St. I,. W. 4a.. 7J
Vnlnn Paclflo 4a 101H
do con?. 4a aai
IV S. Steel ti $.... 71 H
l i t-. st. u. g. 4a. M
Chlcajpo Tar. 4a.
t'on Tobirro 4a.
t'olo. A So. 4a....
WaMall la llfi
fl. A K. O. 4a ...
Krla prlof Man 4a.
.
. K
. 17
. 4
.io
do dab. D
W. A !. E. 4.
Wla. Cantral 4a,
Cole. P. A I. c.
do general 4a....
r. W. A 1). . la
Hoelilng Val. 4a.
Ca.
71
Offered.
Londoa StoeV. MarVet.
LONDON, Jan. 13.-CIOBfnR:
Conaola. money 87H
N. Y. Central...
Norfolk A W...
do pfd
Ontario A W...i
Pannaylvanta ...
Rand Mlnea
Kcading
do lrt pfd....
do 2i pfd...,
80. Railway ....
do pfd
So. TaclBc ....
Union Pacific ...
do pfd
V. 8. piecl
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
.114
. f.s'4
. 89
. tl
. l"4
. US
. 23
. 40
. ao
. J044
. Sl
. mmi
. t
'. n
. 10H
. K"t
. 21114,
.
do account
Anaconda ........
. 3
. PIVk
. IH
12J
. 34
. 1H4
.147
. ion
. il
. 71
. 2X
. "
. 44
.l.V,
Atchlaon
do pfd .
B. A O
Canadian Pacific
Chea. ft Ohio....
Chicago Ot. W...
C , M. A Bt. P..
ricPaara
D. A R O
do pfd .........
Brio
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Illlnola Central .
l-oull. A Ntah
M.. K. A T...
Ill
17H
SILVER Rnr, steady, 27Hd per ounce.
MONEY 2M'3 per cent; the rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
3 7-KVnMH per cent; for three months' bills,
I 7-16y4H per cent.
New York Mining Quotations.
NEW YORK, Jan. I3.a-The following; are
the closing quotations on mining stocks;
Adama Con 10
Allca lli'
Uraaca 10
umnawlck con S
t'omatock Tuunal .... 8
Con. Cal. A Va tLT,
Horn Bllver ilia
iron Silver 1:5
Lcadirilla Coa 1
Offered.
Little Chlrf
... T
...too
...600
... 6
Ontario ....
Ophlr
Phoenix
Putoal
... 2X
... 58
Savage
Sierra Navada 80
4mall Hopea la
.Standard 150.
Rank Clenrlaits.
OMAHA, Jan. 13. Bank clearings for to
day were tl,27O,0y2. a decrease ot fl4,490.76
from the corresponding day last year.
Metal Jiaa-ket.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-METALS-The
lonuon tin maraet was nrm auu aouut i.s
lid higlier at A.W 16s lor Doth spot anu fu
lureai. Locally tin waa quiet, wltn spot
queued at -i.Zj((l-a.50. bpul copper was lus
lower at a.os im and tuturea were 7s txl
lower at i.01 I'm 6d; iocally copper was uia.
chungod; lake is quoted at fl.iuioi3.uu, elec
tiuiytic at 12.ti2i(aU.7H and caatuisT at
l4.ooUi2.'io. Lead ttuvanced its y.J to Xil Ua
txl in London and waa a litue higher here,
pot coning at 4.4j(ij4.6g. tapelier declined
2 ttd to 21 los In the Lonuon market and
was uncnatigred here at 4o.wuiio.W. Iron
closed at 42a lud in UlasgowlAiid at 42s fed
in MiddleHoorougn; locuuy Iron waa un
changed; No. 1 northern foundry Is quoted
at 11a.uoKjuj.ui; No. t nortlrrfn ' founury at
fl4.0viuUi.uu; No. 1 southern (oundj-y and No.
1 soft southern fdundry at fl3.V6uH.2i.
BT. LOU18, Jan. 13. METAm Lead,
firm, t4.3uiU4.2o. bpelter, ilrm,. 4.io.
Cottou Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. The cotton market
opened easy at a decline ot 0431 points,
with tho active montns telling uowu 10 a
level net 2lU-'i points lower In tne first
ten or fifteen minutes, luilowing cables
that were lower than expected and appre
hensions that leading bull interests were
unloading, which latter fuct encouraged
general liquidation. As prices worked
uownwards slop-loss orders were reached
and soon the decline was accelerated by
the selling of the room contingent who took
the short side tor a turn auu Marco was
driven down to 13.51c, may to 13. dnd
July to 13.82c, these being net losses or 30
(uM points. The close was at a recovery
of 6(0,0 points on these positions, but the
market waa net 10 points lower. Sales were
estimated at 70u,uoo bales.
NW ORLEANS, Jan. 13 COTTON
Futnres steady; January 13.26913.27c; Feb
ruary, 13.48iJ13 oocj March, 13.6i!(il3.Oc; Apiil,
Li.81frl3.83c; May. 14. W( 14.16c; June, 14.1tk
14.14c; July. 14.28l&'14.2rfc; August, 13.50c bid.
Hales, 2,000 bales. Ordinary, 10 16-16c; good
ordinary. 12sic; low middling, U4c; mid
dling, 13Hc; good middling, 13 13-ltic; mid
dling fair, 14 3-16; receipts, 13,10ti bales;
stock, 417,873.
ST. IAiUIS. Mo., Jan. 13. COTTON
Quiet. Middling, 13Hc; sales, lot .hales; re
ceipts, 800 bales; shipments, 206 bales;
stock, 20,887.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 13. COTTON Moder
ate business done, prices 2 points lower.
American middling fair antt good middling,
7s 48d; low middling, 7s 32d; good ordinary,
7s 22d; ordinary, 7a 2d. The sales of the day
were 7,000 bales, of which 500 were for
speculation and export and Included 6,400
American. Receipts. 27.000 bales, Including
20.5W American. Futures opened easier and
closed barely steady. American middling,
g. o. c. January, 7.23d; January and Feb
ruary, 7.26d; February and March,. 7.24d;
March and April, X-23d; April and May,
7 '.MifiTSSd: Mnv and June! 7.2u7.21d!
June and July. 7.18(&7.19d; July and August,
7.1iU'7.16d; August and September, .24d.
. bill aad Hosts.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. -OILS Cottonseed,
firm; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
i TtT-nianm atendv: refined New York.
tf.10; Hillade'phla and Baltimore. f906;
ihlladelpiiia and jsamrntue, 111 uuia, ao iu.
Rosin, firm; strained, common to good,
f2.704i2.75. Turpentine, nominal, flee.
ri7. citv tun is OH.K Credit bal
ances, fl 85; uliliimcniy. tcA.Stw bbls., aver
age, du.V.ii bbls.: runs. Ml.oit ddis.; average,
54,877 bbls.; shipments, Lima, 68.370 bbls.,
average, 67,170 bbls.; runs, Lima, 17,318 bbls.,
average. 43.236 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 1S.-OIL8 Turpentine.
firm, ilc; sales, 204 bbls.; receipts, 114
bbU. : exports, 87 'bbl.
ROSIN Firm; sales, 1.047 bbls.: receipts,
2.3i0' bbls. ; exports, 1,240 bbls. Quotations
were: A, R. C and D. f2 .36; E, 32 fu; V,
t'J 60; G. t2 60; H, t'J.75; I. f3 00; K, f3.c; M,
f3.lS; N. H.25; W U. f3.35; W W. t3.75. . .
Coffe Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-CdFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened steady at
an advance of tVal3 points, following higher
European cables and continued light re
ceipts, which attracted fresh outside buy
ing, while there was also a good demand
from European soprces that afterward be
came more insistent aa cables were re
ceived from primary sources statins: that a
good proportion of future receipts at Santos
would be of a very Inferior grade, while
the growing crop bad been severely dam
aged by a diverse cUmatlo condition. In
fluenced by this, the market ruled firm all
day with prices at one time about 204:0
E lints net higher and closed steady net lW
points higher. Sales were reported of
ltrt.ouO baxa. Including February, 7. Wo;
March. 7.26irT 4oc; April. 7.50c; May, 7.56ij
7 7oc; July. 7.7&(i7.96c; Beptember, .($,8.&c;
October, t.l&c; December, f.2f'u8 a6c
agar Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-8UaAR-Raw.
nominal; fair refining. 2c; centrifugal, W
teat. ic; molassea sugar, 2Sc Refined,
quiet: crushed. 6.O60; powdered, 4.55o; gran
ulated, 4.46c.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 13. BI'OAR
Steady; open "kettle centrifugal, 3Vt3Ve;
centrifugal whites, 4c; yelluws, 3Wjb3'ac;
econds. 2Mi3Vc
MOIBSKS fcSteedy1; centrtlraI, aun ,
nothing doing. Syrup, dull; t-jc.
Dry Oeeals Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 13. DRY GOODS
Buying of dry goods has been slightly bet
ter during the last two days and there
la evidence that many bave still a good
deal of merchandise to buy to fill their
Vi;tremnta The outlook for further
activity to traeraJJj- admitted. as brig tit.
OMADA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Eeofipti Mot Modtrate and
Kindt Co d Bironger.
All
HOGS UN TO FIFTEEN CENTS HIGHER
ghee Market Nat Verr Active and
Little irregalar Prices oa Desir
able Uradea Coald Safely
Be aoted Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 13.
Receipts were: Catlia. Uuga bhep.
Official Alonuay 4,.!i is,:u
Ofliclal Tuesday 1. o.oiH ,tnw! k.aiO
Olticial Wednesday 8,imu b.113 KS
Three day. thin week.. 16, 147 lti.52i 31,771
Hume days last week.... 11,176 1U.WI6 K),3J
bame week before a.u.io 2i,.n li.iav
game three Weeks ago.. 6,116 l.lu H,aj3
Same lour weeks ago....l,iM aiti7 2J,uu
Bame days last year 13,2io 2i,o31 lo.i9
RECE1H8 FOR THE VJCAU TO DATE.
The lollowiuj table shows the receipis 01
came, hugs ana sheep at Mouth ummu
tor the year to date and comparisons wiin
last yeai ;
. . javi. uw. ia.
V, 1110 3o,oiA 2i,ta0 i.iim
lntfa .a .... . . ....
" " IV,OMT U,0-1 S.lOS
?'P 7.M 34.UO Sa.1
average prices paid lor nogs mi Soutn
omuiia lor ine last several days with com
panions; '
1 : : ' .
Iate. 1904. 19O3.1902.;i9Ol.jl9'J0.18l9.ll8..
Jan.
rfull.
Jan.
isni,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jjii..
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1...
i...
...
4...
6 ..
6...
I. ..
...
...
lu..
II. .
13..
13..
4ki
juri
4 75-Vl
4 bote,
4 6U
4 bU5,
4 53
4 isi
4 io
fsai 23
1 a., ii,
2! k 1
I 6 aol
f 27 I
4 6 24!
il'l 6 U9
6 4 6 UK
6 4U 6 10
6 401 6 14
I U4i
6 451
U 4,, f 00
4 21
4 o,
4i
4 2l
4 37
4(4&
4 34
4 Hi
i 36,
4 41,
4 4
4 6o
I 41
I67
3 6J t 4f
3 1 3 44
t 4 , 1 1 38
t 4K 1 Ut
t U 3 40
3 43
t 46,
5u, 3 43
Uo, a 4J
4 00, t 4i
lwlt
4 SU!
4 801
I) UJ
6 04
I
6 06
f UU
a Hi
6 25
b iJi
6 li
I
Indicates Sundaiy.
The ofllclai number of cars -of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattlo.Hogs.Sh'p U se.
C, M. & St. P. Ry u
Wabash
Mo. .fac. Ry 4 .. 1
I'nlon Pac. Hystem 29 Js 21
C. & N. W. Ky 11 H .. '
V., E. oi M. V. R. R... 23 15 8 3
C, St. V., M. & O.. 16 6 3
B. & M. Ry 64 21 . . ...
C, 11. & Q. Ry ,. 8 3
K. C. At St. J 1
V., R. 1. & P. Ry., east 7 2 .. ..
C R. I. & P. Ry., west 1
Illlnola Central ......... 2 6 ..
Chicago Great Western 4 3 ..
Total receipts 171 98 40 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number 01 head indicated:
n , Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.... 44J bv
Swift and Comnanv... kiU 1 !i?R 1
Cudahy Packing Co 1 884 1,275 i."27
Armour dc Co 618 1,308 ' 2,6J3
Armour & Co., from '
Sioux City 170 1,904 ....
Vansani. & Co 77
Carey & Ronton ....... 80 .... ....
Lobman & Co ; 275 .... ....
MeCreary & Clark .... 13 .... ' ....
W. L Stephen f ....
Hill & Huntzlnger 68
IjCwIs & Underwood.... 6 .... ....
Huston ft "Co........ 6 .... ....
H. F. Hamilton 38 '
1 F. Hubs 13
Wolf & Murnan 19 .... ....
Hobbick & B 36
Sol Degan ; 17 ....
J. I. Root 29 ....
Mike Haggerty & Co.. 6 ....
Other buyer 439 .... 1,039.
Total 4,221 6,142 8,6L'2
CATTLE There waa a more moderate
run of, cattle reported today tand with a
liberal demand the market ruled more act
ive and stronger than yesterday. In lact,
a good many sales showed an advance of
Ciginc. Owing to tha activity and the mod
erate, offerings an early clearance was
made.
The market for pom-red steers could beat
be described by calling It active and strong 1
with sain aa much as SiTlOo higher. The I
quality or tne buiK 01 tne onerlnga, though,
waa rather inferior and aj a result the
market on paper does not look particularly
good. Packers, though, had to have MOtne
cattle and owing to the scarcity) of good
stuff paid strong prices tor even the In
ferior grade. .
Thero was alio an active demand for
cews and helfere and the market could
safely be quoted strong. There were a Jew
on sale of extra good quality, but the bulk
of them were Just fair. Trading, though,
waa quite brisk, particularly early in the
morning, and all the early arrivals were
soon disposed of. There was perhaps not
quite so much life to the late market, but
still the prices paid were not so much dif
ferent. Bulls, veal calves and stags did not show
enough change to be -worthy of mention.
There were Just a few stockers and feed
ers on sale and, as the demand from the
country yesterday waa unusually good for
the time of year, speculators were all
anxious for supplies and the market ruled
active and strong nn anything at all
decent. Representative1 sales: - "
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HOGS Receipts of hogs were rather llprht
this morning and as a result the market
showed considerable improvement. The
advance could safely he quoted as amount
ing to a Dig dime or to lixjfiloc. The market
waa active at the advance and the hoaa
changed hands aheut ns fust as they ar-
riveo. J'lgnt-wclghl stufT sold from 14 70
down, light mixed from f4.70 to fl.75,
hesvy mixed from t4.75 to t4.R0, prime
heavies from 14 SO tn 14 Rfi and a ton at
f4.90.There was very little change In the
market from start torflnleh and an earlv
clearance was made, with the exception of
some of the light, trashy stuff, which Is
always hard to sell.
Today s advance carrlen the market to
the high point of the month. Representa
tive salea:
No. . A. St) Pr. No. At. Sh. Tr
It ltl 40 4 tt an an an i n
M Snt'fOO 4 to . -is! ;i7 ... 475
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tl. ...... .11 ... 4 tt at tn 140 4 75
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M ISO 4 70 tt 27 J40 4 77Uj
J tI 140 410 aa taa in t nit.
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7 2J 40 4 70 tt Ml 4n 4 771
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BHEE1' Receipts of sheep were not ex
cessive this morning and the market did
not show much change from yesterday.
Ruyers, thcuRh, did not take hold with as
much life as usual, and trading was a
little slow with prices rather uneven. Pack
ers evidently wanted to buy their supplies
a little lower, and. In the case of the leas
desirable grades they occasionally suc
ceeded. On the other hand, some of the
better bunches sold a shade stronger. This
being tha situation, the market could be
quoted generally steady, but a HttPn Ir
regular and not very r.etlve, A good'clear
ance was made, however, at a reasonably
early, hour.
There were very few feeders on sale,
but those that did arrive changed hands
Very readily at fully steady prices.
Quotations for cornfed stock: Choice
western lambs, f&.fioSiG.OO; fair to good
Jambs, f5.0tni5.50; good to choice yearling,
f 4.504ft,. 00; fair to good yenrlli gs. f4.25ff4.60;
good to chelce wethers, f3. 764.45; fair to
good wthera. 3 60'if;l.75; good to choice
ewes. fT 75ft 4.00: fair to rood "wet. 13.35 14
S.76; cttolce feeder lambs, f4.ftKiru.00; feeder
rearllngs. f3.7tVtf4.25; feeder wethers, fi.60'di
75; feeder ewes, 1 2.252. 75; culls, tl.iuWH.&O.
representative sales:
v Av. Pr.
1 cull wether1 60 2 00
SO feeder ewes . 99' t 15
9 western ewes !I4 i 50
4fit western ewes 101 f 55
195 western ewes 10(1 3 75
163 western ewes 104 3 75
4 western ewo 7 3 K'
:5 western , yearlings IS 4 00
J2 western, t- en "8 4 00
f western '!"! lit a 101 4 40
191 western yearlings 00 4 75
4 western 'yearlings ,. 60 4 80
21fl western yeArllngs W 4 R0
103 goats ; 74 f 25
2 goats 85 i ?S
8 cull ewes 100 2 71
470 feeder ewes 96 f to
426 western ewes .....1M tl m
120 western ewes 103 3 75
8 western ewes 01 S TV
44S western ewes ,.104 t 874j
482 western wethers and year
lings 92 4 70
544 western yearlings 81 4 M
1348 Mexican yearlings 78 6 If
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET.
Somevrbat Higher Prices for Cattle
and Fair Receipt of All Stock. '
CHICAGO. Jan. 13. CATTLE Recel pts,
17,(KK head; market steady to 10c higher;
good to prime steers, f5.104f5.75; poor to me
dium, 3.M!a4.M: stockers and feeders, $2,2i
4.00; cows, fl.5N&4.UO; heifers, tZ.Wi 4. 76;
canaers. fi.5oji2.3a; bulls, f2.OOiii4.25; calves,
f3.()i)6.26. .
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 35,uu0 head. Mixed and butchers,
14.76(U5.10; good to choice heavy, f6.06't.l5;
rough heavy, f4 8046.05; light, S4.oul4,!j:
bulk of sales, fl.auo.04. '
BHEEP AND LAM 133 Receipts, 18,000
head; market steady to 10a lower; good to
choice wethers, f4.2&4.60; fair to choice
mixed, f3. 11(4.00: western sheep, t3.754j4.46;
native lambs, $4.5utU6.25; western lambs,
f4.25ljj8.25.
Kew York LIt Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. IS. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 3,410 head; steers, steady to lOo
lower; bulls and cows, steady to 15c lower.
Native steers, f4 f(X'a'5.40: lops, t4.o0; stags,
t3.00n'3.50; bulls, f3.lofe4.80; cows, 1.704j3.JJ;
iielfers, f3.7u. Cables quoted live cattle
steady and refrigerator peef a trifle firmer
at tt'Ao per lb. Exports todav. ifcU cattle
and 4j,0tnj quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 8o head: market
steady; veaJa, f4.ooil9.0O; little calves, fj.50
4.uu; narnyara and red calves, xs.oni.uo;
no westerns; city dressed veals, tylitc per
lb.: country dressed, bjllVc per lb.
liOUS Receipts, 4.44 head; market
steady; state and Pennsylvania hogs, fa.lX)
4(5.35.
BHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5.905
head; sheep, firm; lambs, steady to Ptrong.1
Sheep, $J.lAxy4.25; culls, f J.00.'j2.50; IainbH,
fo.00i'7.1&; extras, 7.2i; culls, H.2i'uo.W,
yearlings, 16.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 13.-CATTLE-Re
celpts, 6,000 head, Including 60 southerns;
market le higher; export and dressed beef
steers, t4.26'&4.i5: fair to good, f3.75'j4.;:
western fed steers, t3.501H.6o; stockers and
feeders, H.00(4 20; southern steers, t3.0C
4 25; southern cows, $2 mifi.hS; native cowa,
I2(.7&; .native heifers, f2.6u'u3.5; bulls,
ii ia eu: calves, f2.756.10.
HO(S Receipts, 7,5oo head; market lOiftifio
higher; top, $6.00: bulk of sales, 14 7(ji.!w;
heavy. t4.74!i5.00; packers, t4.66j4.0; pigs
and light, t4.3mh4.80.
SHEEP Receipts, 4,000 head; market
teady; native lambs, 6.2fi'if tu; western
lambs, fS.txJ.TS; led ewes, f3.6uii4.00; west
ern fed vca r lings, f4.t4.E&; Blockers and
feeders, $2.6o&.7i.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOHEPH, Jan. 13. CATTLE Re
celpts, M head; market 10c higher; nt
tlves, t3.4USt.26; cows and heifers, fl.75tt
4fi; stockers and feeders, f2. 764.26.
HOGS Receipts, 4,700 head; market 10
15o higher: light, t4.704j4.b2H; medium and
heavy, t4.8Otf5.0O,
6HEEP Keceints, t.081 head; market
teady; sheep, f&.OO.
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
BIOUX CITY. la., Jan. 13. CATTLE
Receipts, l.t head. . Market for stackers
strong, for killers steady: lieevea, t3.6uti4.ao;
cows, bulls and mixed, f2 4f .i.do; stockers
and feeders, $2.603.75; calves and year
lings. t2.2fVfli .40.
lloGS Receipts, 4.500 hrad. Market 10
15c higher, selling at Rl'J'ul.sO; bulk, fl u6
4.75.
Stock ia Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
at the six principal western cities yester
day; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
ruth Omaha S.KtO W73 8 653
4 hlcago 17.000 fl.utt) Its ouO
Kansas City ') 7i.00) 4,ukj
Bt. lxiuis ffiO ,8.0k) 1,6. m
Bt. Josenti I.ltuo 4.700 I.uiJI
Sioux City 1.UU0 4.60O
Totals 32, ISO US, 171 84,064
St. Loals Live itaak Market. '
ST. LOUIS. Jan. U.-CATTTJSRec1nta.
1600 head. Including 600 Texans; market
active, steady to higher; native aliipt.lng
and export steers, $16."n5 25; dressed beef
and butcher steers. 14 0t'ii6 US; steers under
l.uuO pounds. t3.7yi4.ia; Blockers and feed,
era. f.taptB: wwi and heifers. 126474.25;
canucra, tl at iiaj; bull. IX&wiJJiO: caivea.
1 ; in
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tsSf'T'700; Texan and Indian steers, tltV49
4 f; cows and heifers, 82.204,1.1.15.
HtHlSr Receipt) s.taai neal: market
higher; pigs ami lights, $4 4u4 70: packers,
ftoit'4.; butchers and best heavy, t4.7o
i.0i.
fHEEP Receipts, 1.500 head; marktt
steady to strong; native mutton, f.1 tutj 4 35;
lamlm, ft.2V'i. to; cubs and bucks, f.'.DOiU4
Blockers, 13 00.
TO CREATE GOVERNING CLASS
Such Is the Avowed I'arnnse of Hew
Governor of Maryland Saya attt
Wttats tarhv l,elslatloa
ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 13.-Edward Warfleld
was Inaugurated as governor of Mary
land today and despite the Inclement
weather there was a vast multitude pres
ent from all parts of the state to partici
pate' In the ceremonies.
In Jils Inaugural 'address Governor War
field said on the subject .of limiting the
surrrage to intelligent rltlsens:
The people demand that the -state shall
be governed by those citlxens who, he
oatisn of their Intelligence, their heredity
and" Interest In the material welfare ff
the commonwealth are beat fitted to)
properly, patriotically and wisely exercise
the high duties of clttxenshlp.
This result can only be attained bv an
amendment to the constitution fixing a
higher standard of qualification for tha
exercise of the elective franchise.
I believe that nn amendment to the ccn
stlltition upon the lines which 1 have Bug.
gested, expressed In clear, dillnlle, slmplit
terms, should be submitted to the people
of Maryland.
PACIFIC COALING STATION
Nearly One Million Dollars to Be Ex
pended nn Work Near fan
Francisco.
BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IS. The establish
ment of a naval coallna station on tha
waters of San Francisco bay will soon be
an established fnct. The contract for the
purchase of the Lynde-Hotigh company's
land In California City, on the east shore
tt Tlburon Point, has been approved by'
the department, the title has been passed
and the check for tlOO.OOO. tho contract
price, Is now awaited by the company.
j no tract consists or nrty-flve acres Tf
land, well 'sheltered, with thirteen acres of
tide lands, offering an ample depth of
water and ax fine harbor for the largest
vessels. It Is expected that the naval au
thorities will lose no time after acquiring
title In beginning the Improvements, which
will Involve the expenditure of nearly
81,000,000.
Good Tiny for Doefort,
Omaha seemr, today to be esneclallv fa.
vored with a visitation of physicians from
various parts of the country. . The circum
stance may be but a coincidence. Among
i mwti innrii hi ine several noieis are: nr.
W. L. Welsh of Wolbach. Neb.; Pr. W. D.
Mnckec.hine of Indlanola, Neb.; Dr. A. J.
Ault of Ban Francisco and Dr. Thomas
Davis of Beattle, Wash.
naoghter of John Drown Dylns. v
'". - ....,-, v (i,. , wan. jo. mrs. Kuin
Frown Thompson, eldest daughter of John
urown or Harpers ferry lame, Is lying
at the point of death at her home in hi
city. She Is suffering from an attack of
in grippe witn complications. Bhe Is 75
years ot age.
REAL ESTATE! TRANSFERS,
Deeds AIM for record January IS, 1904, aa
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1014-
' Farnam street, for The Ree:
Commercial National bank to George
F. Grabe, lot 4, block 6, 8. &.
Rogers" addition 1 1,000
Barker company to Joseph Barker, ,
unuiviaea Vi or lot diock ZWVt.
city 1
Sheriff to William Preston, lots 8
and 9, block 4; lots 3, 8, 9 and 10,
block 8, and other' land, Dwlght A
Lyman's addition 1.000
A. 13. Anderson to Wllhelm Kruse,
sw', nes,, s-iH-11 ,ooa
Alexander Grant to John Jacobson,. ,
lot 6. block 8, Barker Place 100
John I. Redlck and wife to Edward
Barrick. lot 17, hlock 6, Ames Place . 500
George C. Edgerly to Omaha Coal,
Coke and Lima company, part tax
lots tO and 40, sw4, nw4, 27-15-13.... 20.000
John MeCreary to George A. Morton,
nl28 feet, block 6, Marysvllle 6,000
Charles J. Lantry to D. V. 8 holes
company, lots 7 and 8, block 6. Hill
side addition No. 1 1.000
:jicago
MIIflfBAFOXtSI
uerds,
Mala Ofnce
Manhattan Bids;
T. PAUL, MIX!,.
Dealers In
Stock Grain, Provision
Bought and sold for cash or carried oa
reasonable 'margins, upon which a oommla.
Ion will be charged of H on grain, oa
stocks and on lias. 1 .
Private 'Wires.
Write for our market Jetter and private,
telegraph cipher mailed fret. 1
SHIP YOUR GRAIN TO US
I'rompt Returns. Best Facilities. '
Liberal Advances. Usual Commlaarloha,
OMAHA-110-11 Board of Trad Bid.
"Phone 1518.
BOTJTH OMAHA S23 and 828 Exchange
Bldg. Phone 72.
COUNCIL BLUFFS 408 and 40f Sap
Bids. Pbone 674. ;
LINCOLN. fJBS MOIsltUt
VESi COUPANY
STOCKS AND BONDS v
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
We have over U0 affloaa.
Rafareooeet 178 State and Nat 1 Baaka,
OUR gERTICK 8S TUB BBST.
Out of Town BuBlneag Boileltod.
Ontahs Bra act) 1 118 Para a as 4. Tet.S7
THOS. M. WA0DICK. Corretpomknt
S. SLEUM AN
Grain, Provisions & Stccki.
Room i N. T. Life Bldg.
Tel.-8330.
Operates 14 Offices tn This But.
Established 1897.
GOVERNMENT tOTICE.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Cheyenne, Wyo Jan. 13, IK.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be re
ceived at this office until Z o clock p. m.,
mountain time. February 13, lia4, and then
opened In the presence of bidders, for
lighting the post of Port D. A. Russell,
Wyo., by electricity, including the wiring
of buildings and grounds, furnishing and
Installing of fixtures, arc lights, etc., and
furnishing the necessary electrical current.
Ridders must state in their proposal the
time In which they will complete the work
from data of commencement thereof. Each
proposal must be accompanied by a guar
anty signed by two responsible persons,
each justifying In a sum equal to 10 per
cent of total amount of bid. Full Informa
tion, blank forma, plana and specifications
furnished on application to this office; alao
to the office of chief quartermaster, Cbt
rgo, Denver, Omaha, Philadelphia, St,
Paul, St. Louis and the office of ahe Engi
neering News. New York. United Statel
reserves the right to accept or reject any
or all bids or any part thereof. Envelope!
containing bids should be endorsed "Pro
posal for electric lighting of Fort D. A.
I'.ussell. Wyo.," and addressed to Captala
W. S. Scott. Quartermaster, V. 8. A., U
charg construction, Cheyenne. Wyo,
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Ed
wood
(So.