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THE OMAIIA DAILY HEE: FRtPAY, JANUARY 13. 1904.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
I Bamor from Tsr East Lead to
Hear Ea f WhaaV
MARKET CLOSED RAGSF.D AND SLUMPY
Cora Active and Strang 4 fin-lug
Oat
of a
flood
A I no
( Inns, While
tiring Good
Prices.
CHICAGO, Jan. 14. Dispatches Indicat
ing that war may be averted led to heavy
selling of wheat today during: the last
hour of trading. The market closed ragged
with prices Vakc lower than yesterday.
May corn showed a final gHtn ot '. oaia
"ee. but provisions were I'uUfcc lower.
The opening In wheat waa a trllle easier,
Influenced ty liberal receipt! In the north
Went an by an advance In' the. price of
liiltish consols. The sentiment quickly
changed, however, and a at rung under cur-
rent ant In, which carried the price stead
y upward. The advance was due to a
considerable extent to the display shown
In coarse grains, although) moderate .bay.
lug by the big bull lnlereet had a notice
able effect. After opening Ho to Wac
lower at 8715 R7 '4c to ftic. May climbed up
gradually with some alight vetharks until
It had reached 8740. " A cablegram from
Argentine mentioned Incessant rains pre
vailing throughout the wheat section and
thl gave encouragement to buyers. )ry
Weather In the southwest and on the Pa
clflo coast waa also construed us a bull
factor. Ihirlng the last " hour the early
strength gave nut, and, under heavy liqui
dation, the market started on a rapid de
cline. Influenced by pearefifl cables, there
was quite general selling latfe In the day
by local traders who were also laboring
Under the Impression that the lending long
was selling through brokers, lip fore the
downward course waa checked May sold
at 8o. , The close was weak, with May
at Static. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 89,600 bu. Primary receipts
were 691,600 bu.. against 453.4CO bu. a year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 472 cars, against 3ti
cars last week and 802 ears a year ago.
Corn was active and strong. Huylng was
Of a good class and based mainly on the
mall receipts, with a heavy proportion of
them of poor quality. May opened a shade
lower to Hfro higher at iVMltWMc and
from the opening sales the price began to
advance. There was little for sale until
May had reached 4!i'c. when local longs
began to dispose of their holdings. The
market reacted under this profit taking and
Mnr eased off to 4XHc ine sentiment,
however, continued strong and the close
found May at 4SH c ovr
yesterday's final figure. laical receipts were
483 cars, with 1 of contract grade.
Oats were excited and strong. Prom
inent commission houses were active oft
the buying side and with light offerings
prices showed good gains. May waa the
leader In the advance nid held up to 41c.
At that figure there was a lot of llqiil
flatlon and the nrtce sold off again, the
me being at 4on. a gam or -o i"r me
The opening was vo lower.
receipts were 43 cars. ,....
Provisions wers steauy eariy in mc uni
on the strength In coarse grains. lAtef
In the" session the market cased off on
selling by outside Interests, as well as
by local packers The lower prices at the
yards were partly- responsible for the sel
ling movement. The close waa weak, with
Mar pork 25c lower at l2.96ff12.97H; May
lard was We off at $6.90 and ribs down 10
j1""4o at $A60.. . , ' .
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 cars; corn, S30 cars; oats, 110 cars; hogs,
29.000 head.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclss-I Open. High.l Low. 1 Clos. Yes y.
2r; refined, quiet; crushed, S.05c; pow
dered, 4-iec; granulated, 4.45c
Wheat
May
July '
Sept.
Coin
Jan.
May
July
Oats
Jan. May
July
Pork
Jan. May
La i d
Jan.
May
July
Ribs
Jan.
May .
July
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80 80 6 67H
6 97H 7 07 -6 90
1 02 1 12 6 95
6 421 6 42 t 27
70 . . & Tfi. . ,i.6I,
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Otl AHA M HOLES ALK MAflKET.
(dltloaf af Trade aad Quotations ea
taale aad t-'aary rrodoce.
EOGft Receipts wore liberal; market
Weak; fresh stock, 2.7a24c.
I.1VK l'ol l.THY Hens. 8c; spring
chickens, S;ic; roosters, according to ag-,
4'u5:; turkes. 13i)14c; ducks, S'e'x:; geesu,
KUKc.
IIRERRED POLLTRT Turkeys, lfi17c:
old toms, Mfil.'ic; ducks, liailc; geee, 9o;
thickens, PViim,c
ML'TTKK l acsing sto k, 1112cj choice
to fancy dairy rolls. 13tjlfc; separator, 22;.
KKKSH FISH Trout. 10c; pickerel, c;
pike. 9c; perch, "c; blut-nsh. lac; whltcfish,
9c; salmon, 11c; haddock. 10c; codllsh, K'c;
redsnapper, llr ; lobxtcrs. boiled, per lb..
Hoc; lobsters, green, per lb., JHc; bullheads,
11c; calflnh. 14c; black bass, 2ojj2jc; halibut,
l-1c; crapplen, 12c; herring, oc; white busa,
lie; blueins. 8c.
OY81 t;n New York counts, per can.
43c; per gal., 12.00; extra seleiis. per can,
9ic; per gal., fl.feo; standard per can, 27c;
per gal., Jl uQ.
ItHAN'-I'er ton. $14.50.
HAY IVIces quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers association. Choke No. 1 up
land, 7E0; No. 2, 4)?.00; medium, IS.iio;
coarse, tj.(). Kye straw, JT..60. These pi Ices
are for hay of good color aud quality.
Liemand Tnlr and receipts light. '
cohts ;pc.
. OATS Arc.
Iti'E No. 2, rye.
Vf:or.TABI-ES.
POTATOES Colorado, Kbc; Dakota, per
bu., "(KyTiic; native, 6t(70c.
m SWtliT i'OTATOKS Illinois, per. bbl.,
NAVY ItEANS-Per bu., 12.25.
CKLKRY rimall, per dos.., 2&-535c; largs
California. 4n'i7ac'.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, $1.60; Colo
tado yellow and red, lc.
CAHHAGK Wisconsin Holland, 2V5c.
TtltNlPb :anada rutabagas, per lb.,
ISc; white, per bu., B0C.
CAH1UTH Per bu., 60e. '
PAK8NU-&-l'er bu., 50c.
UEETK-l'er bu., too.
CALLIFI.OWER-Callfornla, pe' crate,
2..o.
CUCUMBERS Per dos., fl.001.26.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Heiiflowers, per bog,
I1.H0; Baldwins and other varieties, 13.50;
New York export Spies. Greenings, Kus
sets and Baldwins, 13.75.
GRAPES Pony Catawbas, 20c; Imported
Malagas, per keg, t5.eoif6.00.
CRANBKHRiKS jersey, per bbl , r.50;
per box, 2.50; Wisconsin IJell and Bugte,
ts.008.60; Bell and Cherry, ItoO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANQK8 Florida Brlghts and Russets,
all slses, $2.50, navels, all sizes, chutes,
2.ib'u2 7ft; fancy. $3 20.
L.LMOXS California fnnrv .100 to SfiO
Sl(S. $l.(ni; choice. 140 to 270 sizes. $3.60.
FlliS I'Hllfnri.lu lll-lh rarlnni SVlt
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
ltic; i-crown, IBc.
COCOA NUTS Per sack. 14.00: car dos..
60c.
DATES Persian iwr hnT of 80 nlin .
$2.C0j per lb., In 6u-lb. boxes, 6c; Oriental
Biuiiru usics, per nox, 2.i.
BANANAS Per medlum-elred bunch, $2.00
C2-60; Jumbo, $2 753.25.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, roll cream.
12c; VUeonnln Young Americas, 13c;
Diock Bwlas. W Hconsin brick. Lie: Wis
consin Hmburger, 12c.
I -(.- - i i n . m .n am.
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, $3.26.
MAP1.K Sl tiAU Ohio, per lb., 10c.
CIDER-I'er bbl., $5.75; per bbl., $8 28.
POPCORN-prr lb.. 2c; shelled, 3ii30.
HORSEHADISII-Per case of 1 dosen.
packed. Wc
wuTS-wa nuts. No. 1 soft shell, ner lb..
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft
shell, ner lb.. 13o: No. 2 hard shell. Der lb..
12c; Brazils, per lb., '11c; filberts, per lb.,
lie: almonds, soft .shell ner lh. 1Kc: hnrd
shell, pei lb.. 13c; pecans, lurge. per lb.. 12c:
mall, ner lb.. 16c: neanuls. ner lh.. Ho:
roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; Chill walnuts,
WAT.,-, large njekory
cneii mttMn, per uii.,
per ou.. ,i.a,
HIDES No 1 ercen. Ra: No S r-reen Kc!
No.-l salted, 7c; Nn..2-salted. c: k't.-,l veai
15 lbs.i t'.c: dry-sailed hkles.jSffU'c;.' sheeD
12 72 IS 09 "i
13 22
77
7 00
7 02
42
.t 72
tash quotations were 'as follows:
irtj-iTTo Market ftrmt winter patents.
I4.10H4.35; winter straights, $3.8o'i 4 Su; spring
patents. $4K(i4.x0; spring straights, $3.5W
4ru. irw t--9or.f9flo
WHEAT No. 2 snrlng. 82S86c; No! 3. 75(3)
$5c; No. 2 red, toW8c.
OATS No. 2, 88ji38c; No. 3 white, 30
V V IT K'n 5 K4e.
iiAltt.reY-UJoiMl feeding. 4dS42c! fair to
REPIDH No. 1 flax. 98c: No. 1 northwest
ern ii 04- nrlme timothy. $3.25: clover, con
tract grade, f tl.350jC11.4O.
uunv imianh Mesa nork. rjer nrl.
ti9 BTi-H n on lotrrl ner IiiO lbs.. $'1 7C4lV 75.
BhMt .ih. .1,1.. n,mei. tl.i2f!6 37: dry
salted shoulders (boxed). $6.62!(j6.75; short
clear sides boxed), $1V7.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments ot flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls.. 28.7W
Wheat, bu 2.4')
Corn, bu 2M.2O0
Oats. bu.... 150.600
Rye. bu ,4.700
Harlev. bu 69,i00
rn th. vendue eicchanee todav the but
ter market was easy; creamery, l&lc;
rialrv. lasiirtc. Em. firm at mark; cafes
Included. 24;26Cv Cheese, steady, 10luc.
40,500
SII.900
2I9.KI0
123.6O0
3,200
19.U0O
SEW YORK STOCKS ASD BONDS
Market Eh.wi Incrcttfd Aticttioa fer t
Bhort Tine, but Ee'itpttt.
MOVEMENTS CONFINED TO MINOR STOCKS
Reports ot Revived Internal Friction
Caases Drop la Inlted (ntes
Healty and lbere Is Moderate
Demand for Steel.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14. The stock market
showed a shgnt increase In animation for
a brief time mis morning and made some
pretense to a higher price, lut utowly re
lapsed Into proiound neglect and the
laigest part of the guln was lost and tne
closing was easy, the most onicuous
movements were still In tne uepurlnieni
ot sucn minor stocks a may remain Idle
tor weeks hi a time until moved by opera
tions tn pools lorineu to muko a market
for the stock. The movement of these
stocks is invariably accompanied by the
circulation ot rumors to give a seeming ex
planation of t tie movement, suuh as a
pi ooaMe. absorption ot the properly. 4iy a
larger' railroad. Nona cf tne rumors of
tills character current today could. iVnd
any verification. There was no more sue-,
cehs In iinuing good authority for the re
vived rumors of a settlement of the Oould
Cassatt dllTerencea which caused the move
ment In Pennsylvania, the most notable of
the day. The Wabash issues followed with
an addition to the rumors that the de
benture bonds were to be retired in ex
change for a fixed 4 per cent bond. The
only comment in ofllclal quarters on the
reconcliilatlon story waa that there was
nothing to reconcile beyond the suit In the
courts for damages for the cutting ot the
Western Union poles on the Pennsylvania
right-of-way.
rit-ports ot revived Internal friction caused
the urop In United States Realty preferred.
Nashville, Chattanooga A St. Louis con
tinued to soil off on selling by speculators
who had bought It In expectation of the
resumption ot dividends at a higher rate
than the 4 per cent decided on- The new
bond Issue planned by the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railway conformed closely
to previous reports and bears who had sold
the stocks of the controllng Rock Island
company found supply deticlcnt when they
attempted to cover their shorts. Hock
Island waa in consequence the only stock
to hold Its strength at the last.
There was a moderate demand for United
States Steel preferred, based on trade re
ports of some Improvement In the demand
lor Iron und steel. The monthly blast fur
nace statistics were regnrded with satisfac
tion so far as they showed a check to the
accumulation of stocks, but the weekly
production of December 81st had meanwhile
fallen to the lowest of the year. Baltimore
& Ohio was helped by Its listing on Swiss
exchansres. The ImDroved war outlook had
its effect In releasing the market from Its
onds or stagnation.
Honda were dun and irregular. loini
ales par value, $2,450,000. United Btates
finds were unchanged on call.
The following are the Quotations on the
New lorn block exenange:
Sales.Hign.Low. Close.
news In regard to the harbor strike at
Buenos Ayrs. Japanese hardened. Rus
sian and Chinese securities hud an Im-
F roved tone.. The weekly statement of the
tank of Ensland snows the following
changes: Total reserve. Increased l.Ksi3.-
ixi; circulation, decreased 5ni.ii; bullion,
Increased i'l.;t2,:fc.'5; other securities de
creased 3,3.A""0; other depnslis. decreased
Jtl.i.i.oni'.- puhllc deposits, decreased ,!,-
IM.flOii; notes reserved, Increased 4J2.on.ooi;
government securities, derrensed 1.2.1. ,iH).
The proportion of the bank's reserve to
liabilities this week is 4.1.47 ier cent, as
compared with S7.&0 per cent laM wei-k.
The amount of bullion taken into the Bank
of England todav M 73.000. The sum
of 2!-,ino wts withdrawn for shipment to
South Africa.
BERLIN. Jm 14 Business on the r.ors
was extremely quiet. Exchange on I.ond in,
20 marks 4R pfennigs for checks; short
bills, 2 per cent.
PARIS. Jan. 4.-Pr!ces on the nourse to
day oened stronger owing to the pence
rumors. Later there was a slight reaction,
but at the close stocks were firm. Russians
advanced. Imperial 4s closing at Rus
sian Industries also sdvanced. Other In
ternationals and Industrials snared in inn
Improvement, Rio Tlntns gaining iz irancs.
The per cent rentes, 97 francs 7ic. 1 ne
weekly statement of the Bunk of France
shows the following changes: Notes In
circulation. decreased ii,r:.i '7,n'"'
treasury accounts, current, decreased, 1R.-
fm 0"0 francs; gold In band declined n.2K0,
() francs; bills discounted decreased 28,62'i,
000 francs.
Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan: 14 -MONEY-On call.
easier at lV(j2 per cent; closing nui
offered at 1 per cent; time loans easier,
slxtv and ninety days. 4 per cent: six
months. 444 per cent; rrlme mercantile
pa ner. R per cent.
ease, with actual business In bankers bills
St H.KvWUi'W I or nemaini "no ' ,V
4 824fi for sixty-day puis: poien runs, no.
and $4.W: commercial bills. $4.s2.
PlIiVKH-liar, we; Mexican nonnrs,
BONDS Oovernment, sieaoj , rumimu,
Irregular.
The closing quotations on unnos an
follow:
...lnflI It n. um. ...
...l"f,4 , Manhattan c. c. 4s
nuts.-tier bu.. $160:
$2.ou; bUfrck walnuts,
calf. J$'tn,!ji..lht.,-.A; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to
la insi fc'tc: dry sailed hhles.jSi2(
pclta, 2i,6c; horse hides. $1.5002.50,
St, Loxli Grain and Provisions. '
ST. ' I,OUI9. Jan. H-WHF.ATT.nan.r-
No. 2 red.. csh. elevator, S9c: track, 91
84c; May, '3"e83"4c; July, .9c; , No. 2
naro, djisnc.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 43c; track,
44c; May, 46c July, 46i4fic.
OATS Weak: No. 2 cash. ; track, 38
lyj-jc; aiajr, a:oc; jo. i WDiie, uc.
FLOUR Fairly active, steady. Red win
ter patents. $4.sr4.Su; extra fancy and
straight. tX95'fi4.20; clear. $3.30(H3.8o.
L SEED Timut,hy. jiomlnaL. . .. $2v)J.85;
prime, nigner.
CORNMEAL Steady: $2.40.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 81g3c.
HAY Firm; timothy, $7.0012.60; prairie,
$5.Xf!9.60.
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.05. .
BAOGINO 6jftCc. ' .
HEMP TWINE 5c.
l'ROVISIONS Pork. lower; standard
mess Jobbing, $13.12. Lard, lower; prime
steam, $6.50. Bacon, steady; boxed extra
shorts, i.0; clear ribs, $7.50; short clear,
$7.75.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 9c; springs,
sc; turKt-ys, Jiwiiftc; aucks, iuc; geese,
Ce.
BUTTER Easy; creamery. 16t20c; dairy,
ivy me.
KOGS Higher, 25c, case count.
.Receipts. Shipments,
11,000 28,000
71,0m) 116.CO0
86.000 IV..0OJ
77.000 - 60,000
Atchison 1,600 t.i ",
do Pfd 725 KJn "S
Baltimore 4 Ohio 9.8D0 50 79
do Pfd
Cnnadiun Pacific 1,600 117 117
entral of N. J
he-uueake & Ohio... 1.200 33 33
Chicago & Alton 6.H00 34 33V4
do Dfd 1.0U0 R2
Chicago Qt. Western.. 3,wi0 l'i"4 1
do i pru , a;t a)-
hicago N. W
hloago Term. & T... 250 12 12
do pfd , 2.9U0 26 " 25"
.. C C. & 8t. L
Colo. Southern ........ 750 18.. 18
da 1st pfd i .....
do 2d nfd 100 27 ' lTr
Del. & Hudson 100 106 1M
el.. Lack. & West... 700 275 274V4
Jenver & Rio.prande '. '.i;,..
do Dta'-.i.....;. in iv
Erie 6,000 28 2774
do ist'pfd 810 68 674
do 21 Pfd 800 48 48
Ot. Northern pfd
Hocking Valley
. oo piu . ......
Illinois Central 900.131. lso
lowa central sou -T4 a
(JO pfd I,2UU i
K. C. Southern
do pfd 2,200 37
oulsville Nashville 500 108
Manhattan L 1,050 1424
Metropolitan St. Ry... 800
Minn, & St. ixmls. P b&
KEW YORK GKXaCRAL. MARKET.
(.notations
oa - Varloaa
af the nay
Commodities.
NE3W YORK. Jan. 14. FLOUR Re
ceipts, . 17,9:. bbls.: exports, 17,126 bbls.;
ales. 11.200 packages. me market
waa quieter, b ut steady without change;
winter patents, 4.2ii4 6o; winter straights,
$4.10mj4.; Minnesota patents, $4.65j4.ilu; win
4er extras, $3 2tnb3.45: Minnesota bakers, $3.80
winter low grades. $:i.iw$.2o. Rye
flour. Arm; fair to good, $3 Sit3 4o; t-bolce to
tancy, $a.t3.70. iiuckwbeut Hour, .dull;
$2.152S0.-
CORN MEAL Firm ; yellow western,
$1.06: dtv $1.06; kiln dried, $2.9QftrJ CO.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 wvslern, llo nomi
nal, f. o. b. atluat; BtHta.Hiid Jersey, fn?i58c.
BARLEY 4Julet; feediXg. 4oc'; milling, 47
CiOoc, c. I. f . BufTulo. '
WHEAT Receipts. 5.850 bu.; sales. $,300,
000 bu. futures. The market for spot was
easy; No., J rrd, 95o to arrive and 95c f. o,
b. alloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 9M.o.
f. o. b, afloat. Options weakened at the
opening: on higher consols, liberal north
west receipts and liquidation, , but was
rallied by the strength of coarse grains
a noon. Later they decllhed a second time
tinder room selling, a poor export trade
and better foreign news. The close whs
Ho lower. Sales included No. 2 red, May.
9u $-164r91o, closed, 90c; July, SuVu7c,
closed. fc-'.c.
CORN Receipts, 40,f30 bu.; sales, 120.000
bu. futures, 90.000 bu. spot. 'The market
for spot was firm; No. 2, 53c in store aud
5jo f. o. b. afloat; No. J yellow, 67c; No. 2
white. 62c; The option market was
active mi1 stronger on bullish cables.
small receipts, light country offerings, poor
quuilty and point rasn aemanu. in ine
last hour It declined slightly under profit
taking and closed unsettled at o net
advance. May, 64jS4Kc, closed. 44C
ft a TK Reel ot ''l (ai bu. The market
for spot waa firm; No. !. 43V1: standard
white, 46'(r4C.V,c; No. 1. 421o; No. 3 white,
46mr4c No. 3 white. 45r4f',c; track white,
western, 44i4ic; track white, state, 4tu47o.
Options were nominal.
VBUn- Firm: spring bran, $20 .6520.86;
eltv: tLD J1.00.
HAY Dull; shipping. 604i75c; good to
choice. 5urOc.
HOPS Firm: state, common to choice.
19t4 crop, 28237c; UK)3 crop. 23iJ2c; olds, lra
Ihc; racmc coast, isi'j crop, a24c; lSKi
lUDES-Firm. Oalveston, 20 to 21 Ibe,
18c; California. 21 to A lbs, 19c; Texas dry,
24 to to lbs. 14c.
LEATHER Stesdy. acid. 28ffjjc.
RICE Steady; dumestlc, fair to extra,
' lL-tiM.e: Jnmtn. nominal.
PRO VISJON8 Beef, steady; family. $10 00
Ctll.uu; mesa, Deer name, x-ju.m
22.00; packet. Jsi.uirUi.trt; city extra Ind
nieis, $16 17. OK. Cut meat, eauy; pickled
Denies, ii.txhfti.inr rocKieu snouiners, IT bo;
nlckled hama. t:inO(i 10.76; I.ard. dull: west
ern steamed. $7 30; January closed at 7
nominal: renneo. quiei; coniinent, 17 2a;
compound. KSf'H W Pork, siemly; family
$i5 k; short clar, $1S.60iu 16 00; mess, $14 25
ji6 00
TALIXlW-Easy; etty. Sc; country,
BUTTKR-fltesdy
ataie dairy. 14ul9c.
CHEESE Steady ; state full cream, fancy.
large and small colored and wnile, Bptcra
otr i:c; late made. MV-
TOt4 Firm; western. fTptlc.
ins t r.K Hieady; mo.-t mo,
poUll'ltr AUve an -dreaeed. steady
Unchanged. . ' .
BUOAR Raw, nominal; fair refining.' fer
Centrifugal. UMt. et molassss sugart
Flour, barrels ...
Wheat, bushels
Corn, bushela ...
Outs, bushels ...
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 14. WHEAT May,
7?ii.4i72"ic: July. 70c. Cash: No. 2 hard.
i.'iijrTfie; No. 3, 69a72c; No. 4, 04ifSc; rejected.
6oni63c; No. 3 red, 87gS8c; No. 3, 86SS7c Re
ceipts, lt)6 cars.
CORN May. 41,-(fi41'4c; July, 40i,c. Cash;
No. i mixed, 40c; No. 2 white, 41$42c; No.
S. 4l(&41c.
OATS No. 2 white, 40c; No. 2 mixed, S7
Ct38C.
BUTTER Creamery, 19621c; dairy fancy,
EGGS Fresh. 23c: Missouri and Kansns,
cases returned, 22c; new No. 2, whllewood
cases inrluned, 23o.
hay cnotra timotny. i9.siwt").76: choice
prairie, $7.7Mj8.on.
Receipts. ShlDments.
Wheat 132.8O0 33.6n0
Corn 72.000 46 '01
Oats lu.000 18 .00)
creamery, 15j;c;!
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frnlts,
NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is generally quiet
with demand liuht. but rrlme fruit Is
firmly held. Common are quoted at 4iei
yrline at 6fec; choice at 5iitc, and fancy
at ofli n-.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are riuiet. but steady to nrm. at prices
ranging from 3-'ii6c. according to grado
Apricots are firm, but hlllher and quiet
tne roast-, cnoice ate quotca at s'oj
9u I0V4C, find fancy
rnolce are
a8c and
on
9c; rxtru choice at
at llffilSe. Pt-achen are quiet: choice
quoted at 7c; evtra choice, 7"4a
93 104c
fancy
Philadelphia Prodaea Market
PHILADELPHIA. Jon. 14. BUTTER
Fair, steady demand; extra Western creard
erv ?-c: extra nearny nnnts. z.c
EOGS Firm, good demand: fresh nearDy
at mark, Vk: fresh western, JOc; fresh
southern. 2a3c; fresh southwestern, i&d
ttw.
CHEESE steady, tair demand; New rorg
full creams, choice to fancy, 11 & 11 to
New York, fair to good. iouuc. .
Milwaukee Grala Market,
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 14 WHEAT Dull
No. 1 northern. 88iTiS9c; No. 2 northern. 8iO
85c: May. MVtsic.
RYE Firm: No. 1. 57HfT58c.
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, 64c; sample, 38
tiirjc
corn c nigner; jno. s, titouiac; May,
4StU4C.
Mlaneapolla Grala Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 14. WHEAT May,
HK'oc; July. 8ic; September. .7c; on
track. No. 1 hard. 87c; No. 1 northern
8c; No. '2 northern, 82Vir83e; No.
northern. 7rifif79e.
FLOUR Steady and active; first patent,
t4 6544.75: second rat.-nt. U.uLbit 6; flrsi
clears, $3.3f(ii3.45; second clears, ti Wtt
Liverpool ;raln Market
LIVERPOOU Jan. 14.-WHE AT-8pot.
firm: No. 1 red. western winter. 6a 3d: fu
tures. steady; March, 6a 4 VI; May, 6s 4d
CORN Snot, tlrm: American mixed, new
4a 4d; American mixed, old. 4s 6d: futures,
nim; January, 4s 4d; Han-ti. 4s a',d.
. Ilolnth tirala Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. Jan. 14.r-WHEAT
in store, iso. 1 Hard, ro: NO. 1 norinern.
84'c; No. t northern, te'e; to arrive. No.
hard, she: No. 1 northern. 84V: No.
northern. 82c; No. $ spring, 79c; May, 84c
July. sane.
OATS On track and to arrive, !7c
Peer la
PEORIA, Jan.
No. 4 3Sc.
WHISKY On
finished goods. ,
Grata Market.
14 CORN-Flrroer; ne
the basis of $1 17 for
Toledo. seed Murk.!. .
TOLEDO. Jsn. 14 8EFDS Clover, closed
cseh audi. January. $6-: February. $7
March. $" eft; . prime aliiike,- $6.50! prime
-WMunr at.eui
V. 8. ref. , :
an la. ! 1"4
flo eonpon 10
go ne 4a, rtf 1'"
o coupon '. ..1SH
to eld 4a. 11 lnS
An rnl'l M 1071
do Ba. rf 1MI4. N.
io eoupos 1111 '
Atrhlaon ri-n. 4a "l4i
do ail. 4a 7V4
Atlantic C. L. 4a S
Baldmora a a. 4a. ..1M
do sua :o-
Central of Oa. ta 104
do 1st in "H
Chra. tk Ohio 414a...
Thlcai-i A A. 7!iV
C. B. Q. n. 4a... !
C. M. A S P. X 4a..l'"ii
C. & N. W. e. ta...MHt
C. R. I. P. 4a.... 7
do COl. b 7&
r V..C. St. L. g. 4a. i
I'hli aso Ter. 4a M '
Con. Tobacco 4e hi
Colo. A; So. 4a 7t,
P. at R. O. 4a n
Erie prior Hen 4.... 7'4
do sen. a
F. W. A 1). C. Il..l03
Horklng Val. 4i4a....ll4
uttered.
Hm. Central 4a....
do lat Inc
Minn. A Ft. b. 4i
M . K. A T. 4a....
do 2a
N. R. R. of M c
Y. C. (. 3Vi
N. J. C. s. SB..
No. Paclflo 4a...
do ta
N A W. c. 4a
o. B. L. 4a A par
P-nn. conv. ma..
Readlnx sn 4a
in;
aov,
7
'
. .. 7!
4a. 744
... 7
...KltV,
...112H
... 71
St. b. A I. M. c. na.-lii-
Ft. U A 8. F. fx. 4a. .'
St. U . W. la "-"a
Sabnard A. L. 4a...
So. Faclflc 4a "ol4
So. Railway (a tU
Txaa A P. 1 H6
t . Bt. b. W. 4a.. 71
Union Pacific 4a 101"
do conv. 4a
V. B. Stel M im.... Jl"
V.ahaah la 11-H
do deb. n fH
W. A b. K. 4a 4j
Wis. Central 4a M
Colo. T. A I. e. Ba.. 73
17a
3V
120
574
1:0
63
45
78
59
40
3ii
I08
142
121
66
91..
17
89
119
67
'21
119
63
78"
'in
68
Miatwirl Paclllc , . . J.fsO. . J2
Mo., Kan. & Tex 200
do pfd 700
N. R. R. of Mex. Dfd
N. Y. Central 2,315
Norfolk & Western.... sua
do pfd -
Ontario & Western... 400
Pennsylvania 75.8X0
P.. C, C. & St. U vv .
Reading 2,100
do 1st pru
do 2d Dfd
Rock Island Co 36,300
do pfd 700
Rt T. A S. F. 1st nfd
do 2d Pfd 2U0 40i 40
BW Louis 8. W
do Pfd z-v
fit. Paul 7,400
do nfd
Southern Paclflo 17.900
Boulhern Railway .... X.30U
do Dfd "
Texas A Pacific 1.700
T.. St. L,. & W 326
do prd
Union Pacific 12,975 79
do Dfd
Wabash 3.200
o pfd 9.10
Wheeling & L. E...
Wisconsin Central
34
143 '
20
79
25-i
2C5
113
....12.1(M
6.450
204
39
17
19i
44
34
142
4R
20
79
25 .
26
'78
."so"
3774
17
19
42
67
88
.7
89
117
MO
33
33
82
16
28
lli
12
25
77
a
2tl
1M
2744
10.
f.9
27
'67
47.
170
74
83
22
40
19
3ii
!07
H2
lil
'. 62
. 91
17
39
39
119
67
85
21
119
63
44
78
58
21
69-
m
410
14
34
1424
17'i
48
20
78
Sf
78
London Stoolt Marvet.
LONDON, Jan. 14 Closing:
i-nn.nl. monav . . . SS 1-1S N. t. uenirsi...
do account
Anaconda
Atchtaon
dn pfd
Rnltlnioro A O
Canadian Paclflo ..
rhea. A Ohio.,,...
Chlcaxo Ot. V.'
C, M. A Bt. P....
rwDeera
D. R. 0
do prd
Erie
do lat pru
do- Sd pfd
Illinois Central ...
bouia. A N'ash..-..
U , K. A T
P1LVER Bar,
88 3-ia
..
.. 1H
.. "2H
..1!1
.. 4H
.. 18V,
..147
.. fnt
.. 2IS
.. 72
.. S9V4
.. US"
.. 49V4
..1W
..lit
.. 17i
firm
Norfolk AW..
do pfd
Ontario A W...
Pannaylvanta ..
Rand Mlnca ...
Readlnx
do lat pfd...
do 2d pfd...
80. Railway ...
do pfd
Bo. Pacific ....
Vnton Paclflo ..
do ptd
XL, S. Beel
.do r-f
Vabah . .
do pfd
..12
.. t.f S
.. tit
.. 2!4
.. 1V
..
.. 21
.. 49
.. 10
.. it
.. sis
.. E"'
.. "l1
.. 12
.. 11
:: V
OHAUA LIVE STOCK MAREET
BetfEteera Ctcftdy t t Ehide Lower and
Cowi Tea to Fifteen Lower.
HOGS OPENED STEADY, CLOSED LOWER
Best Grades of Fat Sheep aad Lambs
Sold at Abaat Steady Prices, bat
(emmnn aad Medlam Kinds
Mere Dull and Lower.
11.
SOUTH
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Ofllclal Tuesday
Otlii ial Wednesday ...
Ofllclal Thuiaday
OMAHA. Jan. 14.
cattle. Hogs. She. p.
6.071
6.594
4.006
8.451
4..91
6.i2
6.3S0
8.314
IS,.'
9.2.0
.f4
6,313
Four days this week..l9.6L'4 25,047 37,085
Same days laat week. ..14.313 30.415 84.28
8iune week belore lo.oto 36.318 21.011
Hama three weeks ago.. 6.7:9 .3:4 U.M'4
ftame four weeks ago.,.16,6J; 41.8.' 24.7JS
Same days last year. ...17.375 3u,t94 .21.673
RECEIPTS kOH THE YEAR TO DA-TE.i
The following table shows the receipts' of
catlie, hogs und sheep at booth Omaha
tor the year la date aud comparisons with
last year:
1904. 1901 lac
Cattle 3,sJ Si,350 6.R32
Hogs ta. Ill 14,iJ6 4.J-4
Sheep 82,137 38,919 43,118
Average prices paid for nogs at South
Omaha lor the last aeverul days with coin
parlsuns: Date. 1904. 103. 1902. l&0l.19n0.18iS.il8..
MOOS There was a fairly liberal run of
ogs on sale this morning and, In fact, the
receipts overrun the early estimates. The
market started out fully steady on the
best heavy hogs, but the -light stuff was
eglccted. After the best loads changed
snds. and when Chicago was reported
5itilic lower, the markt t here slowed up
nd closed dull and fully a nickel lowor.
alesmen who hsd light hogs found It a
Ifflcult matter to dispose of them at any
rice, as none of the buyers seemed to
want them even at a low figure. The light
tuff sort from 84. i0 down. 1 gnt mixed
from $4.70 to $4.75. heavy mixed from $4.75
o 14.8". and prime heavies from w.o to
$4.90. The day was well advanced before a
learanrn was msde, owing to the weak
close. ' ReprOsehtatlve Mies:
Jan. 1....I
JH11. it... A
Ian. 8....
Jan. 4....
Jan. 6 ...
Jan, 6....
Jan. 7....
Jan. 8....
Jan. 6
Jan. 10...
Jan. 11...
Jan. 13...
Jan. 13...
Jan. 14...
4 64 I 33 I 23 4 5 J I 41
II Ul I M l ill .
6 19, 4 96 4 29 I 6 I 41
1 ail I Uii 4 1M 411 t 44
I 4 6bv; 6 27 6 04 4 371 I 47 1
4 bH, 341 6 241 I 4 oe 1 W I
4 6h; ,: 6 09 6 06 I 42 I 40
4 60 6 48 09 6 0u 4 $4 I 41
4 Bo-,, 6 4ti 6 I5i 6 H; 4 3i 8 45
J 40 6 14 6 26 4 35 8 50 3 43
4 63 6 041 6 23 4 41 1 3 56i 8 49
4 61 6 45 6 17 4 49 8 60 1 8 47
4 7oai b 47 6 00 4 531 3 bo 3 49
4 72 ( 16 16 141 6 10 1 50 II 49
Indicates Sunday.
The official numoer of cars of stock
brought 111 today by each road was:
C. M. & St. P. Ry.... 8
Wabash 7
Mo. Pacltlc Ry 8
I nlon Pacific system. 30
& N. W. Ry.
1:. i M. V. R. H.
St. P., M. A O....
i M. Ry
11. & W. Ry
v-. ot bt. J .
1
37
17
32
7
C, R. I. Ac P., east.. 2
C, H. I. & P., west.. 2
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Ou Western. 5
Total receipts ....152
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, euch buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
in
1
1 1
16 4
11
26 1
10 1
19 15
8 .. ..
2
8
8 2..
2 .. ..
3 1
123 25 "I
27 B-16d per ounce.
.f-TkTir-v mtAi A., .tint the rate Of OlS-
count in the open markot for short bills la
S'i'S3 per cent; for tfiree months bil,
8i& 1-16 per cent.
New York. Mlnloa ftnotatlons.
.ikin-tVr vnov Tn ill snie following are
the closing quotations on mining siu.
Adams Con "... 10 IbUtl. Chl.f '
Omaha Packing Co 62
Swift and Company 854
Cudahy Packing Co 5j6
Armour & Co .-. 918
Armour, Stoux City 93
Vansant & Co 68
Carey &. Benton 76
lbman & Co 24
Mo-deary & Clark 42
W. 1. Stephen 11
Hill & Hunt linger 99
Huston & Co 40
H. t Hamilton 40
l V. Husa 6
Wolf & Murnan 16
Hobbick, 11 c Co. , 79
Sol Dcgan
I. Root 47
Hagerty & Co 24.
Other buyers .533
l,17o
1,246
1.7U
2,060
1.851
81
853
2,694
Total ........ 4.. 4.526- '
CATTLE Recelpts: of -cattle :
AMit ia
bic 10
ttrunawick Con a
Comatock Tunnel .... 1
Con. Cal. A V ISO
Hor Silver iw
Iron Bllvar ....1W
tMdTlll Cos 3
Offered.
'Ontario
Ophtr
Potoal
Savana
glawa Nevada
Sm41l Hope ..
Standard
1 iif.
: I
.no
,.7S
..
.. 46
.. K0
.. to
..159
49
18
17
76
48
90
124
'48
S9
14
191
174
50
18
17
7tii
48!
WO,
125V
do Dfd
Adams Ex...
American Ex
U. S. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper B,iU
Am. Car & Foundry.. 1U
do pfd ..'
Am. Linseed Oil...
do nfd
Am. Locomotive ...... -400
do nfd
Am. Smelt. & Refng.. 900
do Pfd 200
Am. Sugar Refng 1,100
Anaconda Mining Co
Krooklyn K. T 9,120 4
Colo. Fuel A Iron 200 30.
Columbus & H. Coal.. 41 14
Consolidated Oas 7o0 191
General .Electrlo 100 174
International Paper ...
do Dfd '..
International Pump
do nfd
National Illscult ............
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mall 1.600
Pennie s Oas 1.425
Pressed Steel Car.,...'. 100
do Dfd
Pullman Palace Car.. loO
Republic Steel 100
do Dfd .: 300
Rubber Goods - . .430
do Dfd
Tenn. Coal & Iron.... l,6oo
U. S. rather 300
do pfd 300
TJ. S. Rubber .,
do pfd 6P0
U. 8. Steel 8X5
do Dfd 31.470
Western -Union ......... 125
Northern Securities..
Total sales for the day, 357.200 shares.
0
38
17
19
43H
220
190
105
2o5
49
28
97
27 '
215
6
41
18 -
77
'
10
58
87
27
215"
4l4-
- 17
'ii
7
76
'42
10
67
87
28
48
90
1247,
48
28
14
11
li3
10
64
SI
70
87
IE
28
l
27
69
215
6
n'4
73
7
76
11
lo
67
. K7
89
Beaten Btaek ettte...
BOSTON. Jan. 14. Call loans, 4ff5 per
cent; time loans, per cent. Official
closing prices on stocks and bonds:
Atchlaoa 4a
Max. Central 4a,
AaVblaon
do ptd
Bnatoa aV Albanjr
b-iatoa A Mama.
Boat, 1.1 Klaralad
N. Y.. N. H. a
yitchburs pfd ..
I'nloB PaclHo
M.I. Central .....
Amar. Susar ....
do pfd
Amr. T. It T...
Unnilntoa 1. a S
(laoeral Elactrlo .
8w Elactrto ...
do prd
fnlted mm
l'nlled I oppar
V. . gtael.."....
do ptd
M:tlAlloua ......
tov Amalgamata4 -
Wratln. common...
Advautura
Asked. Bid.
BMSa
tint
H..1MW
,...1
.... U
.... If,,
....in
...AH
....li6H
... a
...nik,
...
... 7S
... II
... i
... ls
... 1714
I. a HacU....
Ootennlal
Coppar kanga ....
Doinlnloa Cual ..
Kraukliu
lala Koyato
Mohawk
Mid lKimlnlon ..
flacvola
Parrot
QuiQvr
a. 111a ra Coppar.
Tamarack
Trinity
I'nited Slatea ....
rub
Vlnorla
Winona
Wolvartuo
0 Dal Wast
414
4
.... 22 v
....aw
.... 1S
.... 464
.... 7
....
.... T
.... aa
.... lv
.... r
.... 11
... 1
...IVI
... 4
... 1'4
... Btj
.... T
.... 74
... 14
Perelaa Flaaaclal.
UlNDON, Jan. 14 The demand for
money increased today owing to It being
stock exchange pay day and also fcecaur-e
ot tne large aura aue 10 tne Hank of Eng
land and the market hardened. Discounts
were easy and business on the stock ex
change was oulet. The settlement was
concluded sat rifactorlly and a cheerful
tendency prevailed. While it was generally
hoped that the far eastern negotiations
would terminate acefully the undertone
wns nervous, a. lair business, however.
was transacted. Consols wers firmer.
Home rails -were more animated. Ameri
cans owned fractionally lower.' became
tlrm, advanced to above parity and clueei
firm and quiet. Grand Trunk was strong
on bear eoverlng. ' Kaffirs were firm. Argen
tina rails - improved owing to favorable
. Bank Clearings. ,
OMAHA, Jan. 14.-Bank clearings for to
day, $1,522,382.07, an Increase ot tau.oo.sti
over the corresponding day last year.
Cotton Market.
..yew vodu- Ton 14 COTTON The
market opened firm at an advance of 9til7
points, following caDies um -n'"? v"""-
ably better than expecierr. 1 nero waa
heavy liquidation at tno iimiin -".
ever, and almost before the call had been
completed the advance was cut down to a
matter of but 4 or 6 points. Liverpool
cables continued steady; New tirieans
nn Th. nutlnok waa for light re-
. ru .- - , ,- nl.
CClptS at DOtn tne puna uu iairu"i f,w....-
and ueiore tne nmrnci ..
prices had been rallied again, with March
selling up to 13.75c and .July 14.05c, these
being net gains on the active months of
from 16 to IS points, -i no aavanco was tu;-
companled by buying for spot Interests, and
it also seemed that New urieans sem.
orders on the cuying side, wnue me room
seemed Inclined to take the long side for
the turn. Notwithstanding all this later In
.Via Hair It tllDKMI an tnouuTn tne II1K UUI1B
wero again tnking profits and prices began
to sag orr. siowiy at nrm. oui nu m-
.,M. n. ranifiitv. 'i nere were. 01 cuiiire,
freciuent reactions, but these were generally
limited to 6 or 6 points at a time, and the
declining tendency was not checked until
March hArt sold down TO l.aoc. JV1 ay 10 io.ikh;
nt 'tulv 13 74n. or a net loss of 12413 points
on tne active monins. rinmwinii una n
market waa lis active ana more or less
Irregular, but rather steadier, closing steady
net 1 to 10 points lower. Sales were esti-
mntori at Mm 000 llHles.
NEW UKLKAN8, Jan. 1I.-UU1 I u-
fliBu.lv- antes 426 hales: ordinary. 10 11-loe
good ordinary, 12c; low miuuung, jac; miu
dllng, 13c; good middling, 13 9-blc; mid
dling fair, 1315-Hlc; receipts, 1.000 beles:
stock. 422.951 bales. nuiires, quiet ana
rtdy; January. 13.3(1339c; May, 13.72jj
lrvsc: Ann 13.bt.i.13 kfc: -nay. m.uwim.hic
June. 14.2Ufil4.22c; July, I4.38jjl4.39c; August,
13. hoc asked.
ST. I.OU1B. Jan. 14. t'u 1 1 UN i-jasy, diu
unchanged: middling. 13c; sales, 62 bales;
receipts. 700 bales; shipments, none; stock
21.587 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. J4. IVTUN-BDOt
moderate business done, nrlces 2 points
higher; American middling Talr, 7.6r.d; good
middling. 7.50d; middling. 7.40d; low mld-dllna-.
7.34d: srood. 7.241. The sales of the
day were 7,000 bales, of which 1.000 were for
speculation and export and Included 6,000
bales American. Receipts, 8,000 bales, no
American. Futures opened easier and closed
barely steady. American middling g. o. c. :
January. 7.21d: January and February
7.19d: February and March. T.18d; March
and April, 7.1.d; April and May. 7.157.1611;
May and June. 7.14'iri.luo; June and July,
7.12'7.13d; July and August, 7.09d; August
and September, 6.88d.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14. METALS Tin
was 5d lower In London, with both snot
and futures closing at 133 10a. Locally
tin was nulet and unchanged, closing at
l.D. 25fi29. 50. ConDer was a shade lower In
Loudon, spot at the close being lower at
58, while futures declined 2s 6d to .)7
10s. In New York copper was quiet and
uncharged. I-ake Is ouoted at ti2..5al3.00
ele.-trolytlo at $12.62'ul2 67, and casting
at $12 fiVd 12.76. Lead advanced Is Id to
11 l.'is 9d In Londnn and remained firm
here at $4.45u4.55. Spelter was unchanged
at 21 in. Locally spener waa a point!
lower, closing st $4.9Vi5.lie. Iron closed al
49s 9d In tilasgow and at Km 4V,d in Mid
dlesborough. Locally Iron was unchanged
No. 1 foundry northern la quoted nt
ri5 fn16.O0: No. 2 foundry northern at
$14.(Vflf.n0; No. 1 foundry southern and
No. 1 foundry southern soft at tl3.75iif14.25,
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 14 Lead. firm. $1 20i
4.26; sjielter, firm. 14.76.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Jan. II OILS Cottonseed
dull: Drlce crude nominal; prime yellow
87o. Petroleum, steady; refined New York,
Wirt: Pbllade'nhla and Baltimore. 19 05
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk, $6.15.
Rosin, firm; strained, common to good.
1." so. Turnentlne. nominal. ,''i.,c.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 14. in u Turpentine,
firm. 63tfj64e.
rosin Firm. A. h. r. n.m; n, i? sn; F
O. $'.'.70; H. $2.80: I. $3.00; K, $.".06; M. $3.15
N. H.S5: W U. 13.60: W W. 84 'hi.
OIL CITY. Pa . Jan. 14 -Ol LB Credit
balances, II 86; shipments, 11. bbls
average. 6743 bbls.: runs. 90.575 bb'.
s vera Ke. 69 9.4 bbls.: shipments. Lima. 87.
C7( bbls.; average. 68.138 bbls.; runs, Lima
65,014 bbls.; average, 46,92 Dtis.
..... ... ,.452
oTwii '"855
were mod
arata today, but the market did not seem
to have any life to It and the tendency of
prices waa downward. As salesmen- all,
wameo ju lv aa aroon nnt-ra as mey i r-
ceived yesterday, trading wag slow and the
day well advanced Defore a clearance was
made. " - . .
The market on corn-red steers was slow
and steady to a little lower. The bunches
that lust suited buyers sold at right around
yesterday's prices, but aside from those the
market was a trine lower, ine eariy mar
ket seemed to ha the best. BO that the' late
arrivals were harder to dispose of at stesdy
prices. The quality or tne onenngs was
about the same hi usual, the bulk being
made up of medium grades, with quite a
few common kinds, but none that could be
called prime.
The cow market was very unsatisfactory
te the selling Interests. For some reason
buyers started in irom tne Deginmng to
pound prices and tney succeeueu to ine
tune of lOffilSc. Salesmen all held on. try
lng to hold the market steady, but buyers
were very Indifferent and salesmen flnajly
had to take the prices offered. The close
was particularly mean. There were some
very choice cows and heifers offered that
sold as high as $4.00, but the bulk of the
cattle were only of fair quality.
Bulls were steady to a little lower and
rather dull, the same as cow stuff. Veal
calves showed no quo tame cnange.
Stockers and feeders were again very
scarce, and with a good demand the market
ruled active and fully steady on anything
at all decent. Even the common cattle
sold without much trouble at steady prices.
Representative sales:
BEEF BTEER8.
No. At.
7.,,, imi
j aau
1 -nil
n!i
1 rro
I so
10 14
a iw
4 1075
4 10U7
17 U
sua
19 0
14 '
It 10o
7 m
11 10M
7 nil
I two
1 1(12(1
. Whisky Market. .
PEORIA. Jsn. 14 WHISKT-On basis
of 1.27 for fnlahed good.
. bt. LOUIS. Jan. 14 WHI8KI-steady
CHIC AGO, Jan." 14 -rWHISKY-Steady,
On bnsls of 11 77.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 14.-WHISKY-8teady
at $1X7. - - -
Pr. No. At. fr.
t 8K It .......1010 4 0
I 00 . 5 4 00
I 15 1 430 4 04
I t5 6 1021 4 Ot
I !5 7 1041 4 05
t 10 4 r.t 4 It
I 55 It 10t 4 tS
I (0 7 1045 4 S
I 45 1 l.VK) 4 10
t 70 It 1384 4 tO
t 5 57 mi 4 U
t IS tO W0 4 40
I to 1 ....1410 4 40
I 40 1 1830 4 44
I DO 40 1211 4 40
t 0 17 1M4 4 45
4 00 I lilt 4 50
4 00 17 1300 4 50
4 00 1 4 112 4 50
4 00 11 1221 4 16
44....
II...,
17...
"5...
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4..
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(TTKERB AND HEIFERS.
....low 4 10
JUWaJ.
lil
n
no
o
70
400
110
1010
lt
71
M4
ISO
MO
790
lilt
1100
lltt
190
1005
n
1040
40
I'd
1075
to
1140
,.1110
170
114
M7
1015
70
1008
1145
two
.... IH
.,..11f'
....1(l
inr.I
....1170
.... 17
.... AM
....ll"!
.... 40
.... IT
.... 41
... Il
.1(W0
.101
oo
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I 00
t 00
i 00
1 00 .
i IS
t 16
I to
l to
I M
t t5
t IS
I 15
I 15
I JO
I 40
1 40
I 40
I 40
I 40
t 40
t 50
I 50
I 50
I 50
I 50
t 50
t vs
I 50
t 10
I 40
I 10
t 15
t 15
t M
I 70
t 75
I 75
t 75
t 10
t
I M
I 0
15
1 55
I H
I M
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t 15
II..
4
14
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it
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to
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loot
, 121
10M
......12-15
1407
......101
1T
Ml
...,!l!t
1200
Ml
, 1511
im
1201
1140
2&
i Ko
.. .1SO0
.. ...1171
140
1IMI
105
T50
11-0
1241
, 101T
, 101
, 1000
lilt
11155
,..,...105
1"M
1124
111!
1150
11W
11 HI
.......1IW)
1071
1115
15M
.......1020
mo
1140
DM
.110
ltil
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1...
1...
no
..1024
..1041
.. 140
.s 534
.. 170
., 555
.. 110
.. TOO
.. 4 2
.. '-4
.. It
.. 14
.. Ill
..110K
..I'm
..110
'.. o
..
,.la0
..1t0
..uo
..in
..107
..luM
..14M
..1171
..11-.-5
..144
..law
..14V)
..JM
...1464)
, ft
I oo
HEIFERS.
t oo
I 00
I M
I U
I 44
I 40
I 40
I 45
I 44
t 50
I TO
t M
11.
M
BULLS.
I K
t 50
t 50
t 60
I 15
t 45
I T4
t T
I M
I 00
I 00
I no
I M
t SO
I 14
I 1
t 10
15 1....,
It 1 ...
CALVES.
IM 4
4M 1
1.
.114
... 13
,.. TO
... 704
,.. r.
... f"l
... It
...lo-
... 14
... r.i
... a
... I0
... 141
... Ill
... S0
...1SV
...l.'.W
...1170
...1410
...1410
...1700
...1400
...172
...l4
...1110
...1TI
...115
...1
...141
...Uii
...140
...Id
...111
... in
... IM
1 II
1 M
1 s
a oo
t 04
I 00
I 60
10
1 1
Ml-
t II
I II
I 15
I II
I 10
t to
I 16
I 15
I M
I II
I t
a tn
I 15
I 15
a tt
I 15
I tt
I tt
$ 15
a to
a to
I 10
I 10
a to
to
a to
ii
I 15
a 14
a is
a io
I 40
a 40
a to
I 50
a to
a to
a ti
$71
4 OA
4 10
8 lo"
a n
a oo
a ot
a i
a m
a k
a is
a 40
a 40
a to
t 14
a ts
1 at
a k
a it
a u
a as
a to
a 40
a aa
a t
a to
a m
I 10
a 5
a
a w
i at -a
7i
4 04
I oo
$ t
11.
44.
7..
SHliEP IteceiDts this morning were
moderate, but, as Chicago was quoiod slow
and weak, the market here was also tar
from brisk. Packers, however, seemed to
want the good kinds and as a result those
answering to that description were not
nard io sell at right around steady prices,
lOwea auil.l aa t,lK - li ia w.iliaM -.
earnngs M oo and western lambs Sj.oO and
bunch of natives brought $0.00.' When It
came to the medium kinds, aa well as to
ho common Stuff th'e sreneral run of seleat
looked a llule lower than yesterday and
wauuig was very siow.
There were very few feeders on sale and
no particular change In ruling prices was
noticed. The demand was apparently la
excess ot tne supply.
wootauens ior cornrea stock: Choice
1-MtUFn InmKc . CriS.. ! lift. ..1 . ..
jainus. ao.uutuo.ou; good to cnoice yearlings
.duui.uu lair to arood veart res. I4 2ivi4 h0
good' to choice wethers. $3.75'S4.8: fair to
soou weiners, ajiKnu. id; gooa to cnotoe
ewes, ;. 7-'j 4.00; fair to good ewes, $3.35
3.76; choice feeder lambs, $4.aif.00: feeder
yearjlnifs, $3.75'84.2.'; feeder wethers, $3.60(0
s.io; Teener ewes, IJ .su:.it; culls. I1.75(U.U.
Represebt&tlve sales:
Av.
-43 western, .ewes ' 69
w im t in a
no I on 1 134 I ta
ion i oo
STOCK CALVES.
4 I 70
AND FEKPERS.
BTOCKERS
Itn
'!
Ti'7
g.0
420
, M1
, no
,....'... 4f5
, 20
714
170
..,... 60
'i
547
770 I Si
I 50 01 45
a 50 13..- Ml I 41
I at t IT! t 10
t 75 I CO t 50
I 71 8 470 1 54
I no 1 71 I 51
I 00 15 Ill t 40
a oo i on a
a no a io7i 1 40
I 00 4 I 5
I to 1 744 I 45
I 25 I 4 I 70
I 15 14 "'t I 70
I i 1 MO I 70
I 15 14 151 a 0
day:
t Btlie.
.... 8.4M
.... 000)
.... 8.t0
.... 2.6"0
.... 1.9M
.... 6.
South Omaha
Chicago-
Kansas City ..
St. Iiuls
t-t. Joseph ....
Sioux City ....
Totals
.85.005
Av. Rh.
.'.144 ...
'...151
...14
...171
...174
,...17
40
too
120
49...
60...
71...
16...
1...
TO...
71..
1.1. .
17..
45..
69..
55..
3..
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74.
II.
...145
...ti
...IM
...827
...1S7
...tt7
...t"l
...fil
...Ml
...135
...Ml
...m
..,.247
...115
...121
....to
,...114
,..."
...194
,...t0
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tr.l vo
171 120
..16
..tr.
..tat
..170
..
..171
..tr-o
..7
..315
..141
..214
.2.1
.144
..124
..IM
..S60
..(60
no
Pr.
4 15
4 35
4 60
4 56
4 55 .
4 50
4 40
4 16
4 55 '
4 15
4 55
4 65
4 55
4 55
4 55
4 45
4 17
4 1714
4 7i4j
4 7
4 70
4 TO
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 TO
4 70
4 TO
4 TO
4 70
4 TtH
4 72 V,
4 721,
4 72 V,
4 724
4 72 14
4 Tit
4 72V
4 72',
4 72',
4 T24
4 724,
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 76
4 76
No.-
71
40
15
II.....
13
II
61
41
47
46
53
69
71
t
115....
50
17
53
10
14
59
13
74
II
TO
4
70
to
Ti
43
40..'...
61,....
54
-61....,
66
67
45
7....
II
It
44...
4....
1
5
4"....
6t..
It....
' A.
..?21
..tut
..311
.121
...
..170
..141
..Hi
. .tat
..t.'-O
..17
..20
..171
..Wt
..t4
..l?l
..t0
..174
. tl
..n4
..21
..ir.t
..tut
..II
..!'
..tat
..rus
..?7t
..17
,.26
..144
..131
..321
..137
..1S
,..'
..121
,. tM
,.."
...171
..124
..3i4
...S:l
...330
...too
40
lo
to
io
'40
50
IOO
0
40
140
too
140
Pr.
4 7J
4 71
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 76
4 76
4 75
4 76
4 15
4 TI
4 76
4 76
4 75 '
4 76
4 75
4 T6
4 75
4 TS
4 7
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 77V,
4 T74j
4 77V
4 10
4 o '
4 50
4 60
4 50
4 10
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 60
4 10
4 40
4 62V,
4 5
4 5
4 56
4 to
4 40
4 to
Coffee Market.
NKW TORK, Jan. 14 COFFF.F Market
opened steady at unchanged prices to a
decline of 6c, the loss lielng due to seat- "
terlng liquidation of long account. The
market ruled steady, but only moderately
nctlve at the opening figures, and closed
meidv, net unchanged to B points lower;
sales were, reported et 12.0O1 bag. Includ
ing January at 7 10c; March. 7.rff7.Sno;
Mnr, 7 fnVrti 70c: Julv. I.Wiii 9V; Septem
ber! . flows' ?Oc; October, 8 l'.fiS 2oc; Decem
ber. 8.2'i'iiS.35c. Spot Rln. steady; No.. 7 In
voice, 7'Sc. Mild, steady; Cordova, avTMSc.
- 1
gngar Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14 8UOAR Raw,
nominal; fair refining, S74c; centrifugal, 94
test, Sr.
AIOLASKKR PUO.AR. IVr; refined, quiet;
crushed, 5.(tc; powdered, 4.65c; granulated,
4.46c.
N KIT ORLEANS, Jan. i4. Sl'tfAR
Rteiadv ' oiien licltT 6X. 'ii 1 I -16c : oiien ket
tle, centrifuge.', 3Vd.1V4jc; crltrlfn4ral White,
4c; yellows, svo.T'nc; second, ZMiTte.
MfH.ASSKS fiteadv;- open kettle, 17J20o;
centrifugal,- dull at -71 5c.
SVRUP-Dull at tJlfi&c.
Dry Cloods Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14-DRY OOODR
Iluyers continue to opeiate with caution,
but are paying full market prices on all
orders placed. No speculation Is evidenced,
buyers providing only for their Immediate
wants and being willing to pay higher
Srlcee when the time comes. If necessary,
obbers' business shows a slight Increase.
Went Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 14.WOOTj Nominal
medium grades, combing and clothing, IT
ti21c; light fine, 16&174e; heavy fine, 12i
14Vc; tub washed, !(31c.
Steel Company Cats Wages.
CHICAOO. Jan 14 Notification Of a put
In wages ranging from i5 to 45 per rent ha
been given to the skilled steel workers of
the Illinois Steel company plant at South
Chicago. Only 350 men are Involved, but
their wages for an eight-hour day rang
from $3 to $15.
- j . .
Woman and Children Darn to Death.
TERRR HAUTE, ' Jnd., Jan. 14 -Mrs.
Elisabeth Wnrdle, nged 46 years, and two
daughters, Edith, aged 11. and Resale, aged
7, were burned to death In their home
north of here late last night. It Is supposed
the building caught Are from an overheated
stove.
western ewes
17 western ewes
10 cull lambs
226 feeder yearlings .
8)40 western- ewes ....
14 western yearlings
1 Western yearling
22 western lambs ..
8 western lambs ...
24 western lambs
248 western lambs ...
2l Mexican yearlings
s western ewes
in feeder, ewes and wetherai.
229 western ewes
1349 western ewes
211 feeder yearlings
western red ewes ,
2 western fed ewes
I western red ewe
so native ewes and wethers.
85 western fed vearllne-s
2 western fed yearlings
115 western fed lambs
214 western ewes
xi native lambs
!!"!ii7
69
95
107
95
90
87
96
..108
79
93
7
99
104
94
84
90
100
111
162
10
M
88
71
100
Pr.
3 CO
8 75
8 76
4 00
4 00
4 05
4 25
4 75
6 25
6 25
E 50
6 50
6 00
I 85
8 60
3 6S
8 90
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 25
4 25
4 75
4 86
5 40
. 6 50
6 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Market Shows I.ararn Ileeelnta
and Steady Prices.
CHICAOO. Jan. 14 PiTTI.15n.lni.
8,000 head; market good, steady: others
lower. Good to prime steers. 5.10i5.76:
poor to medium, $3,50(y.4.76: stockers and
feeders, $2.00tl(i4.00; cows, $1.604.00; heifers
$1.754.60; canners, M.50&4.4O; bulls. $2.UU
4.25; calves, $3.504j6.oi).
HOGS Reneints. 32.000 hnnfl- ..llm.l
for tomorrow. 25.000 head. Mixed and
butchers. 14 7.ritff-K Oil- irnnri In nhnln. h..,.v
$5.00frt.l2V4; rough heavy, $4.65i4.95; light!
$4.5ti4.90; bulk of sales. $4.8(Xn6.00.
SHEKP ANn 7. A MRS ILmlnl. 15 nnA
head; market steady. Good to choice weth
ers, h-kxhi w; rair to cnoice mixed, 3.oo?ji
4.00; western sheep, $3.76(64.40; native
lambs, $4.506.25; western Iambs, $4.25
6.15,
erlona It lot In China.
BONO KONO, Jan. 14 A riot Is r
ported to have occurred on the Hankow
Canton railway, about 4,000 coolies par
ticipating In the disturbance. The United
States consul here has telegraphed to
United States Minister Conger at Peking-,
Ijike Carriers la Session.
DETROIT, Mich , Jan. 14. The annual
meeting of the Lake Carriers' association
began here today. J. C. Oilchrist of Cleve
land, owner of the largest Independent fleet
on the lakes, probably will Join the asso
ciation. Bishop Hendrlrk Goes to Philippines.
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Jan. 14-Blshop
Thomas A. Hendrlck left last night for the
Philippine Islands. . Those who are to ac
company the bishop, will meet him fn San
Francisco. The party will vail February X
Death Momentarily-Bisected.
"COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 14. A statement
made by one of the physicians at Orant
hospital la to tne errect-, .uiat uovernor
;H 'wiqldojad ,T'Jliif i -Aa-ind g,idUi(siiif
death. 4s expected ipyqieataciiy.. ,
REAL ESTATB TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record January 14, 1904,' as
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1014
Karnam street, for-The Bee)
Minnie K. Thomas to Dorothea Meth,
lot 10, block. 131, South Omaha $1,000
Joseph SchW3ttner and wife to Fred
. Armbrust, wV, lot 13, block 2, Camp
bell's addition 426
Edwin L. Reeves to 'Arnold W. Hey-
den. 81 acres in seVi, nett. 4-16-13.. 1,200
Eliery R. Hume to Continental Tlust
company, lot 10, block 11, Reed's 1st
addition 1
Christine Lutid, administratrix, to
Mrs. Mary Orltnner, parts of lots 3
and 4, block 7, Smith's addition 1.189
Justin J. liutterfleld and wife to 8.
C. Dllley. lot 13, rcplat of block 6,
Bemis Park 1,200
Richard S. Hall and Florence Hall
to Arvllla Ooble, lot 8, block 7,
South Omaha ., 1,000
Omaha Realty company to George W.
Smith, part of lot 1, block 6, Reed's
1st addition 1,600
John McCreary to Mary E. McCreary,
lots -a and 22, block 1, Marysvllla
addition 1,500
Christian Koelber to Frtti Drestel,
part lots 8, 9, 10 and 11, and part of
lot 12. block 13, Millard
City Savings bank to Thomas A.
Chase, lot 2, 24th and Ames subdi
vision Tukey Land company to George F.
Ollmore, part of lots B and 24 In sub
division of block A," Reservoir
addition, and other property
City of Omaha to John McCreary, part
of block 6, Marysville addition......
Samuel Thomas, executor, to James
Krlst. lot 12, Bonfleld
Calssens Nast and husband to Dennis
E. Murray and Mary Murray, part
of lota 5 and 6, Hartman's addition...
800
(00
600
1
too
800
New York Lira Stoek Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 14. BEEVES Re
ceipts, none: dressed beef, steady at 7V4.fr
9o per lb. London and Liverpool cables
unchanged; no exports today ot cattle to
the West Indies.
CALVES RecelDts. .327 head! market
slow and fully 25o lower; common to good
veals, $4.60(68.35 per 100 lbs.; no barnyard
caivew; western or city dressed veals. b.a
per lb. . . ,
HOU8 Receipts. 7.S90 head; market
steady ; prime state hogs, $5.20 per 100 lbs.
head: sheen, active and etrnnar tn 10n
higher: lambs, quiet but steady: common
to choice sheep, $3.00iS4.60 per 100 lbs.; or
dinary to Choice lambs. $.25(S7.16. Dressed
mutton. In fair demand and steady at 7
hVta Der lb.: dressed wethers, aa hls-h aa
Be; dressed lambs, 9V&UVo.
Kansas City Live Stoek Market.--
KANSAS CITY. - Jan. 14 PiTTt w
Receipts, 8.600 head. Including 400 south
erns; market steady to loo lower. Export
and dressed beef steers, M. 26724. 90; fair to
food, $3.7504.20; western fed steers, $3.50fJ
40: stockers and feeders. $3.00fr4.20: south
ern steers. $3.00i4.25; southern cows, $2 00-o
1.66; nstlve cows. $2 00ifi3.7fl: native heif
ers. 83.w-jr3.80; bulls. 3.ofc8.60; calves, $2.75
41.00.
HOGS Receipts, 10,500 head; market CO
lOo lower. Top. $4 96; bulk of gales. $4 IW74
4.85; heavy. $4.7K4 95: packers, $4.60(84.80;
pigs and light. -14.604.7O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.500
head; market steady. Native lambs, $6 to
i60O; western liimhs, $5.00'S6.76; fed ewes,
$3 60in?400; western fed yearlings, $4.00(35.60;
stockers and feeders, 82.75iic4.00.
St. Loals Lire Stoek Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Jan. 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,600 head. Including 2,300 Texans;
market . active, steady to strong. Native
shipping and export steers, $4.25-115 20;
dressed beef and butchers' steers, 14.GO&5 00;
steers under 1,000 oounds. $3.75(uM.$3; stock
era and feeders, $2.50ff(S.5v: cows and heif
ers. $2.2o"3.0O: canners. 82.2Vii2.60; bulls,
$2.5Ofj'3.50; ralves. I3.50(f(7.o0; Texas and In
dian steers, $2.50lgH.40; cows and heifers.
$220r?3.00.
HOGS Receipts. 8,000 head; market
steady to lower. Pigs and lights, 84 50(94 85;
packers, 34 66r4.95; butcher and best
heavy, $4 85iff .15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.200
bead; market quiet, steady. Native mut
tons, $3 5"rc4 40; lambs. $4.750i5 .60: culls and
bucks, $2.503-4. 25; stockers, $2.004.50.
St. Joseph l ive Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jan. 14. CATTLE
Receipts. 1.954 head; market steady to 10c
lower. Natives. $3405.o(i; cows and beif
era, $l.oett4.50; stockers and feeders, $2.75(9
4. ut.
HOGS Recelnts, 4.6(3 head; market fifWoe
lower Ught, $4 6'jiH 80; medium and heavy.
st.Tvn-t nn.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Recelnts, 1,975
head; market steady. Lambs, $5 50; year
lings, (o.bu; ewes, M-w.
Klonx I'lty I Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY. Jan, 14 fSnerlal Tele
gram. 1UATTI.E Recelnts. uno head: mar
ket steady; beeves $3 604 c6 2fi ; rows, bulls
and mixed. $J 0033 60: stockers and feeders.
$ZM(itK(; calves and yearlings. $J.60?3 60.
il SOS Receipts. 8.on0 bead: market
Steady at 64404-4 86; bulk. 84 85ijf4.75.
i .- -'statelc la. Sight.
Fplloilngar the receipts of live stock
Charges Less Than sll Others
DR. McCREW,
SPECIALIST
Treats all forans ( Disaaaea at
MEN ONLY.
Twenty-eight years' experience
tlghteen years la Oman
The doctors remarkable success baa
never been equaled. Hut resource aad
facilities for treating this oiaae of dlaeaaea
are unlimited and every day erlngs tnaay,
flattering reports of th good be i tWIutTa
er the relief be has given. I
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All Blood Poisons. No ' BRKA.KING OUT"
n the skin or (ace and all external sign
of the disease disappear at onoa A per
manent cure for life guaranteed.
ADirnrriF Cures guaranteed In
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FVFAD Anil rase cured of Hydrocele,
Ha-ntt JU,UUU Biricture, Oleet, Mervooa
Debility, Loss of Btreagth and Vitality
:id all forms ol chronic disease.
Treatment by malL Call or wrtte. Boa
IC4. Olflce 211 South 14th tU Omaha. Mea.
STOCKS AND BONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
We have over W efflcea.
Reference: 17, BtaU and Mat ! Bavaalks,
Oin r.RYICIS It THI BUST,
Out af Town Bnslma BeUfltted.
Oansba Braacbi l 1 8 Per sans 4 Tl,47
THOS. M. WADWCK. CorntpomksttL
S. SLEUMAN
Grain, Provisions & Stocks.
- Room 4. N. T. Ufa Dldg.
TL Bia
Operate 15 Omee ta Tbl Blat. '
Established 1897. '
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