Nebraska Newspapers

    TITE OMAHA DAILY TIKE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1904.
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CORN GOES DOWN AND PROVISIONS UP
: Deellaes la Ferelaa Marktd til Fa
tarable Miktf la tbe Sentk.
east Partly Fie-exeaastble
v far tke SI a an p.
CHTCAQO. Jan r...e. .-.r.,i.t,-.i .v.
bull In the hl pit today, forcing prices
to a lower level. Declines in foreign train
-nd favorable weather In the
southwest Wfr the instruments That aided
In the onslaught. Closing price were
ttesr the bottom with May lVulSc lower.
Sorn J"1 'c ""5 ""t" SUc- iTovlslona
closed 2tfi)tK; higher.
On account of crippled wire service out
side trading was light In the abeat pit.
The market opened weak, largely because
of lower cables and las re Argentine ship
ments. Another factor waa a report of
namonai rain in toe southwest, etlertually
breaking the long drouth in that section.
May was a shade to Sfl-V: lower at 81V.
t41'c. Tha sentiment among pit traders
seemed to be deckledly bearish and they
were inclined to sell freely. Dun eg the
nan Buur pncee aernnea rapidly and
May was soon selling at Hltc open buy
ing by th lilt bull operator temporarily
checked the downward tendency and some
recovery was made, but as the demand
from that source slackened, prices again
started In search of a lower level. Cm
very break I he prominent Ions; would send
In buying orders In an endeavor to sup
port the market, but his efforts were of
no avail. Prices continued to sink until
May had touched sUtr, a decline of lc
from the opening, which was the high
point of the day. The cloae was weak,
with May at.t"VtC. July ran red between
lVaac. closing at Slc, a loss of l7o for
the day. Clearances of wheat and flour
were delayed on account of wire trouble.
Exports of wheat and flour for the week
according to Bradstreete were equal to
S.aM.WO bu. Primary receipts were 4"0
bu.. against tas.SuO bu. a year ago. Min
neapolis, Imluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 168 cars, compared with 448 carl
, last wtsk and ITS curs a year ago.
Corn waa subjected to about the satns
experience as wheat, with the possible ex
ception that the pit crowd ass less fesr-
. ful of selling corn than wheat. The early
market was comparatively steady, owing
f ta the firm tone of cables and the large
shipping business done yesterday. With
the break In wheat, however, "weakness
on developed and prices declined sharply.
The market received good support st
times, but It wss sufficient to csuse only
slight rallies and offerings continued to
coma out on small bulges. Closing prices
were weak at nearly the bottom figures.
May opened a shade lower to a shads
higher at tSVyi'-. sold down to 4S74)&4:c
. and closed at 4niBtV,e. Local receipts
jjr Hi cars, with 2 of contract grade.
"SlAts displayed some weaknesa early on
.selling of tViO.flOO bu. of May by a prominent
oomm lesion house. The crowd was under
.the Impression that the big long had finally
liegun to dispose of hla holdlnga. but when
it waa discovered that such was not the
ease, a fair demand from commission
bouses and local traders soon caused a
steadier feeling. Tha market was affected
somewhat bp the weaknesa In wheat and
corn. After opening a shade to He lower.
,B.t 42Ha:e. Msy sold off to 41,e. but
closed steady at il'isc Local receipts wers
148 cars.
Thers waa realising In lard on an tm
' usually Urge scale, but In spite of this
selling, provisions ruled firm. A strong
hog market waa the principal bull factor.
May pork closed 6e hleher st tl8.S2V; May
lard was up 10c at 37.35 and ribs ?VijOe
! T6-
Estimated receipts for tomorow: Wheat,
'W cars; corn, 236 cars; oats, 140 cars; hogs,
2e.nn head.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. I.High.J Low.. Close. ,rsf y.
Wht-
Msy 1HW
' July fCV"S;
ept. I . 7M!
Com
, Jbb. 1 45VI
, May 4rfyi5'
July 4s iU.
Oats I
Jan. Xf I
May 29t
July rr
. SepU ....
I 'or a.
, Jan. - ..
; May U SR
Lara
.Jan. 7 10
Msy 7
Jury Its
. 4241
i, May f T!Sl
.July 821,1
J1V
. 785U
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77 V,!
1
11 40
7 1?H
.8
45
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7TVil . ,7 .
4T,t ' 4KU.
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4VW
gn 5714 trs
u to
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7 r,1
7 ITVi
11 17l 1
C 72V,
7 12V,
7 So
7 ITVi
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76
85
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No. 1.
- Cash quotations were as follows:
FljOl'R Market firm: winter patents.
4.1Mj4.10; winter straights. t3.MH.ln; spring
CatenU, HfVII0; etralghls, 3.&b1.9u;
akers. Cl)i.30.
w HEAT Ji a. t, 757c; No. I red. 8SV43
riTc.
CORK No. i 4Tir: No. I yellow. 8c.
OATS-No. X IWuitSVic; No. t ahite, 89
RVK No. 2. SEUe.
BARLEY 'lood feeding, 40c; fair to choice
malts, nvwe.
SEEDS Nn. 1 flax. tl.07H: No. 1 north
wee tern. II U'H; prime timothy, 13.3; clover,
rnntract sraoe. I11.2&.
PROVISIONH Mess pork, per bbl.. Ill 22H
dills. Lard, per ! lls.. 17.0:Vi Bhort ril
ides (loose), I JT't'irs sji,. Short clear
sides (boxed). $6.t.'rti.7.
, Reoelpta. Ehlpments.
Flour. bbls... 24. MO y0
AVheat, bu TS.lmj 1
Corn, bu g "0 2O4.7i0
Oats, bu 17.7(iO 2a. 0
Rve. bu... 11 f0 14.110
Hrly, bu Tl.ftuU .M
irm tha Prod use eachangs todVy tha butter
'market was steady: creameries. liT-lc:
calrlea. litilc. gs. firm, at mark, cases
lucluued, .iMuia Cumm steady, KklOVju.
BW TORJC tiKSEBAL. MARKET.
4atallsa ( ta Day Tarlaas
C'aaaaswdltlea.
NEW TORK, Jan. 22. FLOUR Receipts,
bbl a; axporta, 27,46 bbls.; sales, U,64
iwcaagea. Market dull but steady. Winter
Itenis, M S(H fi; winter straights,
ii ii4.16; MmneHota patsnta, M.TSra.tiu. win
ter extras, li.2oyli.bu; Minneaota bakers, l W
tr , winter low grade. 1k ini Sh. Kye
f.our, firm; fair to !. tX403.D; choUe to
fancy, lStijl-7. iiuckwheat dour, dull,
lima 2 a..
. CKJsMEAL Qnlet;- yellow western.
16; city, l.ua; kiln dried, 12.afl03.uu.
KVEi Siead; No. I western, .o. nomi
nal f. o. b. afluat; state and Jersey, stiynac;
thi'ice to fancy, 13 ki?Sa
ItAKLET Steady; feeding, 47c, New
York; enaltlng. fcjiiuc, c. i. f. Buffalo,
r WH KA T ileoe I p t a. 4 S7i bu; sales, 1700,
Vi bu. futures. li.wO bu. spot. spot eaaiy;
No. S rsd, 4e elevator and loo, nominal f.
o. b. afloat; No. l northern. Duluth, 1100
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 bard. Manitoba, ri omi
ts I. f. o. b. afloat. OpUoos developed
Hioderate weakness this morning under
bearikls marksis and political nea, snow
ing In the west and buuldatltin. Later de
pression wss helped by the bearish wrsu-r.i
crop advices, but a slight rally cxcurrel
near the cle, with final prVes a'dlSc net
lower. Bales included No. 2 red. May.
t-'2Tc, closed 1Lq; July. WV427c. dosol
CuRN Receipts. M.OftO bu.; exprlrta, 75.-
bu ; Sides. 1 mat bu. futures, i.unj bu. spot
Ppot quiet; No. 2, 56e elevator and sJc f.
. b. attoa-t: No. 1 yellow. Dec: No. 2 wh to,
t4c. tpilins were weakened today by
the wheat brenk. faer cables and unload
ing at Chicago, and closed heavy at c net
!". May, W,tSc. clueed, 6ac; July i sel
iklC.
U ATS Receipts. 15.000 bu. Spot and op
tiona nominal. .
FEEI t'irm: spring bran f?irX'55:
nld1ilii!s. Iju iiKQa no: city. hitja.f. -
HAT ijuiet; shlpiilng. atiTuc. good to
Choice, fcawic
HOPS Firm! state common to choice.
J9u4, fixilTc; ir7c: olua, 1-Jlic; Pacl-
t,c coast. 1M, ili-K-, liftjl. A,it,c. olds, U
1V
HIDES Firm; California. 21 to IS Iba,
Ike.
RICE Steady; domestic, fsb- to etra.
Hti;-V ' Japan, nominal
I.EATHKR-Steady; acid. 23SSW4C
, TAUaV Steady.
PROVISIONS leef. firm- family, in 04
(ra on, ms. k ii"i no: berf ham. Co 0i
2l0u: packet. lti0tW: city eatra Isd a
mess, li&.3!7 t. Cut meats, strsdyj pick
eted hell lea. 1 j .71; pickled shoul lers
t- fx.!; pickled taraa t. t V Ou L rd,
firm: western steamed, 17 bu; Januarv, 1T..
nemltiai; refined, firm; continent, ; co n-l-.und,
it To. Pork, riim; ramiiv
ahort clr. Hl.iis5ic.itii; meas. Il4 57l6ttf
Rl'TTtR Unsettled; creamery, IJhQZtc:
lie dulcy, 1uSl
CHEESE-Steady; stats full cream, fancy
large and small, colored and white, Step
trn.brr. 12c: 1.1, made. 11tC.
fr-C-e-Pirni; westrra, xjHc
LTKV Alive aud d:raed. quiet and
kiicuaiiged.
IKi; prima alslke, K 30; prima tlmotky.
ff4sW.
Tsleda MarkeL
' Vim. Jan gi-SEED-CWer. ca.h
aary. rf.i brury. tv; Marvu,
llllnoia, per bbl.,
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Caadltlaa at Traac aaa aatatlaas aa
taala aaa Faaey Pre4.ee.
EOOS Receipts, moderate; fresh stock.
26 .',c.
L1E POCLTRT Hens, lVc; spring.
iiiiiseiie, iirc; roosters, accoraiiig to aae,
ii; turkeya, Wglac; ducks, slot; geeee,
Jucka, KUc; geese, luc; chickens. Vsi
lic.
to LTTER Packing stock, lOSUHc; cholcs
iw lanrr am irv t-, i-'a..!- i..r.i m 'i:'n
FhtH F1SU Irout. Kc; pickerel, c;
pike. He; rch, 7c; htuerlBh. lie; whltefl-h,
c; salmon. He; haddock, loc; codtiah, lie;
redsnapper, lie; ioosi:s, boiled, per lb..
iworiers, green, per in., sc; ouiineaaa.
He; cattish, 14c; black baas, a6c; halibut,
lie; crapiea. Lie; herring, sc; white bass.
ic; oiunna, sc.
OTeitks New Tork counts, tier can
43c; per gal., 12 w; etra seiects. per can,
c; t'er f hI , iLsv; standard, per can, Z7c;
1" S"l.,
iiKAN l'er ton. 114 50.
J4AV I TKea quoted by Cmiahs Whole
sale Lteaicrs association: Choice No. 1 up
land. 14 fiu. No. 1. te.w: medium, It.t;
coarse, so.'!; rye straw, 16. 00. Thews prices
re hit nay oi gooo color ana quality, L-
unnu iair ana reoeipts iignt.
CORN'-Sc
OAT8-17C.
Kit No. 1. inc.
VERETARI.F.H
POTATOES Colorado, tec; Dakota, per
8rth,iiT POlAXOLa I
Did
NAVT EEANS Per bu . MS
CELERY Small, per do.. 2536c; Urge
viiii'iriiiB, Tpr-, ,oc ana oc.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, 11.60; Colo-
auu friiun, prr iu., ti im, re a, per in., lyc
CAbBAIlfc; W'laciiniiln PaliBt.H Ifr, vk
TLKN IPS Canada rutabagas, per lb..
a-v , j-i iiu., sue.
C A RHOTS Per bu., 75c.
PARI? NIPS Per bu , oc '
LEETS Per bu.. site.
CALLIFLOWER California, per crate.
i.'1'CfMnERS Per dot , 11.25.
RADISHES Per dm himrhn IV
LETT I CE HEAL Per uos bunches, 0c
i i' 1 t l Wi 'ear lettuce, per Cos.
Jtti5iI,S-flout'hern'' Pr flot. 75c,
REfTTS Southern, per do, , 76c.
CARROTS Southern, per dot. 5ic.
PARS LET Southern. rr rioa.. n
ONIONS Southern, green, per do,., tOQ
FfttTlTS
APPLES California Pellftowers. per box,
11. fill: llalilwlna mnit r. I V r .. .-i.rl. M L. i
Nw Ycrk export Greenings, Russets arid
w iu w in. eJ..a.
C RAPES Pony Catawbas, 20c; Imported
l A lU sTM tra L a. ar f fkataa! Isti
CKiNBEKRIES Jersey, per bbl., 17.00
per oca, - ou; lsconsln Well and iiugie,
U vVJM0; Pell end Cherry. 1.
TROPICAL FR11TS.
OHANGF.8 Florida Brights and Russets,
all sli-:s, fc:.2; navels, ail slses, choice, U.a
2.36: fancy, all slses, 12.7S.
LEMONS California fancy. 300 to 100
sues, h; Choice, 240 to 270 slses, 13 60.
FIGS California, per 10-lu. cartons. 85c;
Imported Smyrna, 4-crown, 14c; 6-crown.
l'k . 7 -crown, 18c
BANANAS Per medlum-slied bunch, C 00
z.mi: jumoo, U
COCOA NITS Per sack, 14; per do,., 10c.
DATES Perslsn, per doi of 30 pkgs., $2;
per lb.. In 80-lb. boxes, &V,c; Cnientai stuffed
dates, per trx. r:.40.
mis; ellan eoc s.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Youftg Americss, 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wlsconsm brick, lie; Wisconsin
11m burger, 12c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames. 13;
Vtah sod Colorado, per 24 frames. 13.2&.
MAPLE BL'GAR Ohio,' per ib., 10c.
CIIER Per bbl.. tfi.75; tr V, bbk, 13.28.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2Hc; shelled. 13V.
HORSERADISH Per case of 2 das.,
packed. 80c.
NL'TS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
J6tic; herd shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft
shell, per lb.. 13c: No. 1 hard shell, per lb.,
lie; Braills, per Id., 11c; filberts, per lb.. 11c
almonds, soft shell, per lb., loc; hard shell,
per lb., 13c: p-rans, larjre, per lb., 12c;
mall, per lb., :0e; peanuts, per lb.. 6c;
roasted peanuts. pr lb., 'iVfcc; Chill walnuts.
lity 1 3W ; large hickory nuts. er bu., tl.50;
shell nan
bu.. 17.26.
harks, per bu., 2; black walnuts, per
741'h74c; July. TlVc; cash. No. 2 h
7a77Vc: No. S, lyalac; No. i. 61I72c;
lected, S2(a4vc; No. 2 red. UftWc; No. 3.
Vic
No. .lsalred. "c: No. 2 salted. r: No. 1 veal
calf. 8 to 12 Ins.. B.fcc; No. 2 veal calf. 11 to
15 lbs., 'ic: dry salted hides, naia-; Sheep
pelts, 207ac; horse hides. ll.Bo'a.50.
it. Laals CraJa aad PrOvlsleas.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22. WHEAT Lower:
No. I red, cash, elevator, 80tc; track, KSVj
X3c; Msy. eHV4c; July, 7c; So. J
bard, SSTo.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 4V; track, 44
$4nc; May, CSSc; July. 45Vo,46a
OATS Lower; No. Z caen. s'ic; traca.
0i41c: May. 4-Sc; No. 2 whtte. 41Vc.
FLOCK Dun; red winter patents, ei o
C4.60; extra fancy and straight, KUVgt-40;
clear. b.4iii mi.
SEEDS Timothy, steady; $2 tfiglK; prime
higher.
CORNMEAL Steady: 12.40.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 83iSo.
KAY Dull; timothy, 7.w8 12.60; prairie,
18fK"&!lOO. )
, IRON COTTON TIES tl.OB.
BAOniNO iKfrSVfcc
HEMP TWINElc.
PROVISIONS-Pork, higher; Jobbing.
$1X47V. Lard, higher. IS 75. Bacon steidy;
boxed, extra shorts, t7.i0; clear ribs, 17.60;
short clesr, 17 76.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 8V4e; spring,
Pc; turkeys, KlVflUV:; ducks, 10c; geese.
4c
BUTTER Dull; creamery. 16ft 23c; dairy,
13 We
EGOS Higher. 26V4C
Recelpts. ehlpments.
Flour, bbls 8, 11.000
Whaet. bu, 71.'"0 76 OX)
Com. bu. - 123,(K 9.i00
Oats, bu. to.OtiO 64.W0
Kaasas CMr Grala ss4 rravlslaas.
KANSAS CITT, Jan. 22.-WIIEAT-Msy.
lira,
re-
Av.. . 1..lv . J1n . M-4, X'
mixed. 40c; No. 1 white, tlfcc; No. 1, 40V,g
41c. t .
OATS-No. white, I83c; No. 1 mixed.
r3tw.
RYE No. 1. Be.
AY-Cholc umothy, IJ.OCl.sO; pralris,
17. ("&7 60.
BUTTER Creamery. Ift21c; fancy dairy.
lKc
KOGS Firm; Missouri and Kansas,
raaes returned. 2TV; new No. 2 whltewood
cases Included, tie.
Reoelpta. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. (si.K Ul.
Com. bu ,..81. 4a.fi'
Oata. bu 14.uii0
Pwiladelplkla Proaaea Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22. BUTTER
Steady, fair d-rrmnd. extra western. 23c;
extra'nearby prints, 27c.
E(GS Dull and le lower: fresh nearby.
t tha mark; fresh western. &c st the
mark; freah southwestern. 293iie at the
tnsrk: fresh southern, 2Mi29r at tha mark.
CHEESE Steady. fair demand: New
Tork full creame. cholca to fancy, Ti
(Ue; fair to good, lurilc.
Mllwaakee Grala Market,
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 22 WHEAT 1c
lower: No. 1 northern, 89tr90c; No. 2 north
em. KMjICe: May. c.
PTE Steady; No. 1. sI'.He-
BARLEY lc lower; No. 2. 6ic; sample, 17
fclc
CORN-Vic Jower; No. t, 424Sc; May. 4SH
tiVo.
Llveraeval firala aad Pravlslaas.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 22-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; futures, steady; March, 4s 4Sd;
May. is 3d.
CORN Spot. American mixed, new.
steady, 4s tvl; American mixed, old, firm,
4s sdi futures, quiet; March, 4a 2Sd.
Oalatk Grala Market.
DI'LUTH, Jsti. 22 WHEAT Close, in
store: No. 1 hard. s"7V,c; No. 1 northern,
Ki.c: No. 2 northern. 83'-e On track: No.
1 hard. e7.,c; No 1 northern, 8Dc; No. 2
northern, klc; May, 7Vc; July. SHa.
Mlaaeaaalls Grala Market. ,
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 22 WHEAT- T.
IV vc, July, sot)M4c; September,
CaaTea Market. F
NEW TORK. Jan. 22. COFFEE The
market for futures opened steady at an
advance of fc'.O points and ruled Increas
ingly active, with a good demand from
rtou sources, owing In some measure to
the firmness of the French market. Re
ceipts also were llicbt and with street peo
ple reporting s rohtinued good demand tor
spot coffee. The market ruled generally
steady to firm. In spite of heavy liquida
tion. The rloas was firm and 100 points
higher, with sales of Sa uu4 bags, including
January at 7 oc; February, 7.fcii7 rfc;
March. 7 SMf7 sue; April. 7 : Msy. 7 "tf
1 loc: July. ! 26c; eVptember, k 464 66c;
K-tiler, 1 fctc; Iwmlr. I 7yi loc Spot.
No. 7 invoice, I 7-lbc Mild. flrm.
Pry Gss4t Market
NEW YORK. Jan. 22. DRT GOODS
Further advances have been registered In
dry goods during the day and while buyers
have not been active there ass been con-
tiderable Inquiry end more or U-ea bual
eas hte t-t-n dM at Ote sdvancaa. Job
bers cob (in us taul tuodviatsi active.
MW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Mkiket ii Diring zi Powerfal Htndi and
Larri Dea'i Hsmlt
IDENTITY CF SPECULATORS IN MYSTERY
" later Press are, bat Rail,
raa eeearltlea Held Back
frees General Sales.
.ii.1. TPRK. J"". 22-Annther day f
active trading In stocks marked the specu
lation taken up In the last few davs. The
enormous blocks of stocks in thousands of
shares hurled from one portion of the msr
ket to another was sufficient evidence that
leadership of the market wis In daring
and powerful hands. About the only news
rrom a stock market standpoint was made
up of the surmises as to the personality
?l ,1ew,lr active speculative party and
the Identity of their operations, whether
T" thebyli' or the selling side. Boms of
ths selling waa openly dons in the interest
of the principals in the leadership, while
their brokers were also buying at other
points with ostentation snd vociferation.
The usual difficulty in tracing skillfully
coveted speculations waa fell on the part
S i, th" ,bora operators who sought to
rollow the movements of the larger opera
tors. The popular supposition wss that
the newly active party in the stock mar
ket included speculative elements that
have been prominent in cotton and In
grain during the recent activity In those
markets snd something like a pool had
been arranged by which these various ele
ment, were acUng In concert to lift the
prices of stocks to their own profit. The
trading presented all the, characteristics
pf the periods of activity of such organ
ised speculation. The buying and bidding
up of prices was skillfully shifted from one
to another quarter calculated to affect
opinion on the market as a whole and
selling at other points was cotncldentally
carried on in ths realising of profits. Late
in ths day the reactionary tendency be
came fairly general under the weight of
the selling to realise and the level of
pries receded materially from the highest.
The lata selling was some what areTa-
vated by the report of a banking failure
in Cleveland and the downward tendency
was not very effectually arrested before
the close, which was unsteady. The fore
cast of another very favorable bank state
ment for tomorrow did not serve to sus
tain the late market, as such a showing
hss been counted upon throughout the
week, owing to the extreme ease of money.
Estimate of the receipts of currency from
the interior are at variance, so that the
gain In cash Is reckoned all the wsy from
tfl.POrr.om to tI3.OP0.O00 from all sources. The
eened proeject of wsr lnluees higher
prices abroad as well as here, but there
la no sign In foreign markets of the anima
tion awakened here. Foreigners bought a
fw thousand shares here today and the
listing or Hammore ar Ohio on the wernn
bourse was a strengthening Influence on
all the subsidiary companies of the Prnn
rvlvanla.
Amalgamated? Copper and Realty pre
ferred were under positive pressure all
day and Southern Pacific and Pennsyl
vania were held back from the general ad
vance on sales to realise on yesterday's
gains. United States Steel preferred was
late in advancing and did not hold wen.
Bock Island bonds relapsed in ths bond
market, which, however, continued nrm.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Sales.High.Low. Close.
.; 7in tat
2ou 1 U
.10.7UO Ul4 llv4
. h ltil1 141 Vs 161
fcr US 34
Slxtv-day hi!'; posted rates. 14 tSMBi sCU
commercial billet 14 S3.
PILVKR Par, ieSc; Mexican dollars.
liOVDS Oovernment steady; railroad Ir
regular.
1 he closing quotations on bonds are at
rciiows:
t I eef H, M....! ffartlnf Tit. 4Hl
as emtea iwiU A N. sat.
Bo la. ra pa
t roasoa I".
tlo sew , trt ... .ittw
.ln-14
aal. ... rl
Vinhattan a f ...lrV
Bu Central 4 70
to lot Inr 14
Mine. K. T. 4a... H
So Sa Ill
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r . it. A Q s. 4a ... 3a ISaanrainl A. la 4a.... f
C. M. A 8. r. ( 4b..1" So. rattle 4a I
C. A S. W. t. 7 lJlajiao RallwiT ia tul.
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Foreign Flaaaelal.
LONDON. Jan. 22. Tha continuance at
the ease of discount rales is anticipated in
the market here. Operators on the Stock
exchange were optimistic on the lar east
ern negotiations. The movements of stocks
were upward on supporting of home seeuti
ties aJid bidding elsewhere. Consols hard
ened. but closed lower. Home rails were
active and strong. Americans were steadv
at about parity, owing to ths activity In
the New York market, which was reflected
a little nere. trices at nrst Improved, and
later closed firm. Foreigners were cheerful.
due to favorable continental advices. Jan-
anese and Russian securities were flrrs. The
amount or bullion taken Into the Bark of
England today waa A43.0OO. The sum of
luti.tMAI was withdrawn for ahinment to
oouin America.
BERLIN. Jan. 22. Prices on ths bourse
today opened firm, but later tradlna be.
came Inactive. Exchange on London 2um
47pfga, for checks. Discount rates, short
bins, z per cent; three months bills. 2H
per cent.
fAKlB. Jan. 21. operators on the hours
loaav snared tne optimism exnreaaeri in
regard to the prospects of a settlement of
the Russo-Japanese dispute. The market
was inactive, out mere was an upward
tenaency ana prices ciosea nrm. Kuanlun
Imperial 4a closed at KW 6. Three per cent
rrentes. 8f, for the account. Exchange on
uuuuuu, mi idc, ior cneiu.
Atchison
do bid
Baltimore tt Ohio
uo ptd
Canauian Pacltic
Cetural of N. J."
Cheasapeake A Ohio. 7,su0
Chicago c Alton .... l.ftuu
ao pia i.iiw
Chi. oreat vV'estern .. i,iiu
do b pfd 40
C. Jl N. W. ..
Chi. lerm. it.
ao bid
C. C. C. A Ht. L.
Colorado boultiern
do 1st pfd.
do 2x pio.
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do 1st pfd A.1U0 66 V,
ao 2d bid uu t
Gu Norioern pfd.
Hocking Valley .
do pld ,
Illinois Central .
Iowa Central 3ot 22 n 21
do pfd I.3110 41 41 4,'
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ao Pia M.M s'4i lo SB
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Manhattan L.
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do pfd 1.7U0 42V. 4jJ 41V.
jNat. H. K. of M. ptd. sou i s
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t.io m-, in 111
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Pennsylvania
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do 1st ptd.
do kd Mil
Hock Island Co
do Pfd
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do 2d pfd 1.100
Bt. L. (southwestern. )
do Pfd 2.2"0
Bt. Paul
do pfd
Southern Pacific ...
Southern Railway .
do pfd
Texas A Pacific ....
Tol.. ft. L A West.
do Dfd
Vnion Pacific
do pfd.
Wabiuth
do Dfd
Wheel. A Lake Erie. 2.1'J
Wlaconaln Central ..
do pfd iMI
Adama ....
American
I tilted States ........ ....
Wells-Fargo
Amalagamated Cop...fi50
mer. ar A oun.... i..i
do pfd l.i
Amer. Lloseed Oil. .. sua
do Dfd.
American Locomotive 7
do pfd 1.4-0
Amer. bmelt. A Ref. I.5-
do Dfd 8o0
Amer. Hugar Ref. ...11,(J 12?', 127V, 128 'A
Anacerrma Mining t o. J'V iw. . m1 7&
ttrooaiyn ttupia iran.24.nv M-
Colo. Fuel A Iron. .. 1,J 31't,
toiumt.un at n. toat. i.i'w n
Consolidated Gu .
General Electric ..
International Paper
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National Lead V ItH,
North American 2 60 8m
Pacific Mall 1.70 tl4
People's tlas It 8" ldiitia
Pressed Bteel Car 2.1m , 32
do pfd JfO 'Tltl
Pullman Palace Car.. V0 ZllrV,
itepuoiic meet a
do pfd 2.3
Rut. her Goods , I e
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron .. 1.200
V. B. Leather J.J
do pfd - l.tJ
V. 8. Rubber frl
do Pfd 8.4"J
t'nlted States Steel ..45.iO
do pfd. TU.l'iO
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Northern Securities
Total sales for ths day.
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1.U3.700 Shares.
aVastaa itwek ttaatattaaa.
LOBTON. Jan. 2Z Call loans, Ivi4V. per
cent: time loans, 4Vo per cent. Official
cKiatng prices on stocks and bona:
Atehisas ta
n v eatral 4a....
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4o art
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boaot A Hajne...
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lat rtuKioiaa Coal ..
FraakllB
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.lla Oaoaola
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Saw Tsrk Maaey Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 22.-MOVET On call,
easy at IV, til p r cent; closing bid. 1 per
rent: offered at I per cent; time loans,
easy; sixty days. I per cent bid; ninety
days. 2v, per cent bid; aim months. 44V,
per rent; prime mercantile paper, trttja per
8 TFRMNC1 EXCHANGE Raay. with ac
tual business in bankers' Mi's at MVJtJ
lak fur Asntaiid s-ud at HoaJUvH-faM fur
Waal Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 22. WOOL Market firm:
call, stesdy. Foreign wools nrm at good
prjeea. v urrent quotaiions: t erritory.
Idaho, fine, lowlac; heavy fine, 13$
iac; nne meatum, jt9iic; medium.
17ViS-18c: Wyoming, fine, 1516c; heavy
fine. 1314c: fine medium, - 10fel7c;
medium, 180l8c: I'tah and Nevada, fine.
i.Vfjic; neavy nne. j.ai4c; nne medium,
liil, c: liakota nne, lo'alfic: fine medium
lv(&17c; medium, lSitfiOc; Montana, fine
choice. lBlc: nne medium cholca. Ilfi20c
average. 18918c; staple, 1920c; medium
choice. 186 2uc.
The Commercial Bulletin will say: The
shipments cf wool from Boston to date
from December 31. 1803. are 15.457.018 rjounds.
against ls.913.5Pl pounds at the same date
last year. The receipts to date are 7.518.536
pounds, sgulnst 8.031.540 pounds for the
same period last year. Tne market Is sc
tlvs and strong, with a tendency of prices
upward snd against the buyer. Several
of the large consumers, lnrludlna- the
American Wool company, have been opera
ting wun more or lees rreedom this week.
This. too. in the face of low prices and an
insufficient sale for goods. Coming at this
time the active demand means that con
sumers nsve made up their minds that
Wool la fhean. With all fnrelarn markata
advancing. London opening 515 points
higher last Tuesday. Boston Is the cheaoeet
market In the world.' Tet prices, even for
aomiic medium ana low wool, the supply
of which is not equal to the demand, do not
materially Advance. On one quarter-blood
He higher was paid this week, but that Is
the most that can be said. There Is no
speculation, notwithstanding the strong
statistical opera I Ion.
ST. JXMUS. Jan. 12. WOOL Stesdv; me
dium grades combing and clothing. i'ffHc:
light fine. ltxulTHc; heavy fine, lSltVvjc;
LONDON, Jan. 22. WOOL The offering,
at the wool auctions sales todaa- numbered
14.410 bales. Competition was keen through
out snd prices were firm. 'Faulty scoured,
and Best Australian greasy sold In ths
sellers' favor.- Scourcda.' 'rocks and dead
wools were in demsnd for -grsy. Croes-
Dreas sna noggets were In active request
and brought extreme prices, Torkhlre
buyers secured good parcels of cross-breds.
Cspe of Good Hope and Natal grades wert
firm. American purchases Included greasy
half-bred combing, a few Kots of superior
srrrasy Australian ana some cross-bred
pieces. Bales:
New South Wales l.onft bales; scoured
frfillVad: greasy, sv-dfflls 3d.
Queensland l.tfio bales; scoured, lstjla
, sreaay, ou'tlis la.
Victoria 1.500 bales: scoured. lOd'S'la 1UJ
Snuth Australia 1.300 bales; greasy, i&
West Australia 300 bales; greasy, svi9
New Zealand l.fK) bales; scoured. 7d01s
Cspe of Good Hope and Natal 700 bales;
(attaa Market.
NEW TORK, Jan. 22.-COTTON The
market opened strong at an advance of
wfj.ii points, foreign rubles that were sen
sationally strong in res-ard to snot cotti.n
eetlmstes pointing toward 'continued light
receipts and reports of a good demand for
spot cotton In the south at higher prices.
It wss rumored on the cell that local bull
trsders were selling and for the first ten
minutes or so the market showed a reac
tionary tendency: but soon the market w.a
rallied antf before the end of the first hour
.my tiau soia si io cents, i railing became
less active as the session progressed, due
in part, no doubt, to the poor wire service
In all directions, but while there were fre
quent lntervsls of depression the market
generally spesklng ruled very firm, a-lth
March selling up to 14.75c, May to 14.85c and
July to ln.uSc. These prices were a net td
vance on the noeitlona named r,f oif,o.
points. Sales were estimated at Am.vOO
naies. i ne advances were encouraged by
hit. riiui'ine-wora statistics snowing,
which Indicated an Insishr for tha m.ai.
below early estimates, while the total crop
In sight wss now about 20,'ra) bales behind
last year. Exports for the day being large
also had a bullish influence.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2.-4 p. m. COTTON
Spot, moderate business brousht pticea
a i-iiiua mailer. American mind!lng fair
6 264; g.iod middling, 6.10d; middling dd;
low middling. 7.84d; good ordlnury. 7I4d;
ordinary, 7.4d. The sales of the day were
txuee, oi wnicn w were lor speculation
anu riiwn. ana mciuaea t.ami American
Receipts. 1S.IW0 bales. Including ll,2tJ Amer
ican, rmurtw tpenea ana closed steady
American middling, g. n. c., Januar-. 7 Md
anuarj una -r eoruary. i. . i a ; February
and March. 77Bd: March and Anrll 7 75d
April snd May, 7.73d; May and June, 7 Tia
7.7Id; June and July, 7d: July and Au
gust, 7 84d; August and September. 7.46d
September snd October, l.91d; October and
Novemter, 63d.
FT. LOt'lB Jan. 22 -COTTONFirm. V.c
nlrherr trtiddMra' 1 .1 Mlu , ,
. . . - , s j cjatev:
receipts, none; shipments. 310 bales; stock.
2217 hales
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2? COTTON
nrm; saiea. j,ta naies; ordinary 12V.C
good ordlnsry. 117-lte; low middling'
i4 1-lc; middling. 117-ltc; good middling;
14 1-16c: middling fair. 181-16c; receipts 7 7id
bales; stock. 411, 71 bales. Futures steady
January, 14 53c bid; February. l4.E9"aM 4uc:
March. 14 IfcVaU ftic. April. IS OlfilS 08c Mar'
li.IlWlii.Zic; June, 16 sHft-U fce; TJulF 15 4fi
i6, AuJu,t- l4.8'a'14."c: September. U 06
j 13.06c. The w-orld s visible supply of cot
ton is t.8173 "bales, against 3.888.6M bales
last year, of which 1. fix. last bales ars Ameri
can, against 3.148.K-5 bales last year.
Metal Market.
EW TORK. Jan 21-METALS-Tln
underwent a severe break In London to
day Spot declined 1 17s 6d to 127 7s 84
snd futures were 1 Is lower at 128 6a
Ths decline was attributed chiefly to specu
lative influences. followed to someex-
ISTLZ?1-"hr ,h fx cled at
IMa&28 6u. Copper was also easier In
London, spot declining lis td to 5. it, fct
while futures were 7a At lnr a. ,T'
Locally copper was unchanged. Lake coo
per Is quot ,t $12.75011 electrolvtlr it
:2.2v,ol2.87i, and casting at 6"! ! 60-1-12 75
Laahl as unchanged here at t4.auu4 6S but
"k'""rrl f. a ia us a in Ixjndon
Spelter was stsady at 84 isVS 06 In New
Tork and was also unchanged in t
at 3 7s td. Iron closed at 48s td in Glss-
w ami ai is so in siiaaiesborough
Locally iron was unchanged and more or
leas nominal No. 1 foundry nnrtham i.
quoted st I E Wat 16 00; No. I foundry north
em ft H4 0t-ayi6.t; No. 1 foundry southern
and No. 1 foundry southern sort at 176
BT. ijduib. Jan. 22 -METALS-IatAd.
firm. K60; spelter, steady. 64.70.
Wklaky Market,
PEORIA. J.n r -WHISKT-Oa basis of
61 ft for nrished goods,
BT. LOUIS. Jan. ! WmsrT-.-l.
at r tiv,. "
CHICAGO. Jan. . aH!SKTiiMi.
beats f 81 n "
CINHNNtn. Jan. 2" -VTHISITT-Ouut
oa baals ol ILX7 fur flnleriaHl guudA,
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MAREEI
Becfipt. of Ott'h Extremely Light aid
Fristt ImproTtd a Lit k
hOGS OPENEO FIVE CENTS HIGHER
earerly Faaagk Sbaep aad Lambs
ale ta Test Market, bat TWaae
tkat Did Arrive Met wltk Ready
iale at Stronger Prices.
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SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 22.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
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Recelnts war.
Ofllclal Mnndav
Offirlal Tueaday
tifflclal Wednesday
Official Thursday
Offljlal Friday
Five days this week.
Same days last week...
Same week before
Rams three weeks ago.
Kama four weeks ago...
fame days last year...
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATS.
Ths following table shows ths receipts at
cattle, hogs and sheep at boutt Omaha
for the year to data and comparisons with
last year;
1904. 1901
V'u, a. 65.846 64.8i
Hogs in .a i:ii aj7
BheP llillKl 88,881
A.eraae nrw-aa
Omaha for ths last several aas with com'
fr'ai tsuoa;
. 3.44 8.f.l
. t 4i 8.837
, 2.8M 6.7SS1
7U2 6.631
.lt.Tn K.CC
.22.f.87 84 1S0
.17.671 ti.y-
.B.827 40.871
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4 ftV i i t ti 6 Oil I I 421 2 48
4 fov.1 ( tS t 08 6 Do 4 M 114
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BHEEP There were only a few buncht
of sheep on sale this morning and aa a re
sult a fair test of the ma ket was not
made. It was very evident, however, that
packers were anxious for a few fresh sup
Piles and that they paid stronger prices,
what the situation would have been I ad
there been a normal supply is hard to tell.
The mutton market In the east has not
shown any great improvement as yet, but
wlrh moderate receipts for the next few
days the over-supply ought to get cleaned
up In good shape.
Wednesday proved to be the low day of
I "wr hi if.is point wnen prices were
3. 786 I 2f-fl40c wer than the close of last week.
I Blnce that time the tendance cf nrice has
U.M-4 been upward, the sdvanoe amounting to all
of l"&iic. The common to fair graules, of
course, have suffered ths greatest loss, as
the receipts of those kinds have been ths
heaviest.
Feeders hate been scarce all ha we. k.
but prices have eased off in sympathy with
the decline on kllle-a and also owing to
ths bad weather, which kept buyers at
horn a
Quotations for rornfed stock: Choice
western iambs.- 65.8-85 ; fslr to good
lambs, R.0Uaj.26: good to choice yearlings,
e w.; i air to good vearllngs. 14 TfvfM.uo:
good to choice wethers. 84.0oti4.2o; fair to
good wethers. $3 f-u4 lJ; good to choice
ewes. S 4'8-Jf6:. fair to grood ewes, tt 2hft
I 40; choice feeder lambs, 84 264.60; feeder
rearllngn. tS.7Mr4.2R; feeder wether. 33 Bfvjl
76; feeder ewes. 82 2&S2.76; culls. 1.7&i2.W.
Perresentative sales:
No. v. Tr.
18 feeder ewes Hi J2 90
28 western ewea 72 2 80
277 western yearling's 78 4 80
6 14i 6 2&I 4 86, t 60 t 41
I 6 04i 6 an 4 41, I 66, I 48
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4 Uil t i6 3 48
I 16 I 601 I 48
6 Ii! 4 661 I 3 47
6 -1 4 iJ I 62,
6 2u, 4 4e i 47. I 17
I 6 22 6 iv, 4 66 3 61! I 61
6 3?, I 6 271 4 64 1 I 64 3 64
1 4 64 3 laii 5 oti
6 26 8 68; 3 64
i U 4 6Z I 67
4 63V
4 oJi C 461
4 6 47, I 00,
4 7-'S, f 31, t 14,
4 fet, 41, 6 2,
4 7.'tSi 6 48 4 16,
I t 41, 1
4 Wa
4 7-'S 6 3?,
wi t, , a r,
4 7S, 6 6( 16
4 Si. 6 63 6 02
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road waa:
noaa. Cuttle, liogs. bh P. U l L
C. M & EL P. Ry.
v soasn
Union Pacific System 6
C. A N. W. R 1
F.. E. A M V. R, R. 6
C, S. P., M. & O. Ry. 1
H. A M. Hv 11
C, B. A Q. Ry 1
C, H i. at P., east,. ..
C, H. 1 t P., west
Illinois Central I
Chicago Great West.. ..
Total receipts
.27
14
1
12
12
11
11
87
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing ths nuni-
Der oi neau indicated:
Buyeri Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Company
nwiri aua company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Company
Armour A Co., boo City.
Lob man A Co
Huston A Co
Vtolf A Murnan
Sol Oegan
Hagceriy A Co.,
Others buyers ..
20
164
189
2
68
18
22
44
U
113
711
1.140
UJ1
1.2R7
1.2U1
278
87
Total 801 6,432 663
CATTLE There waa a very small tun
of cattle here today for a Friday and. in
fact, there was scarcely enough with wul.h
to make a test of the market. As win be
seen lrom the table of receipts above, the
supply for the Week ha been light both as
compared with last week and with the
same week of last year, but owing to the
bad condition of ths markets east trading
has been dull here sll the week wlih "the
tendency of prices downward on most days
Theie were just a lew ouncnes or eo.n
fed steers on sale this morning and the
prices paid were very uneven. Bome of
the cattle sold a little higher while in other
Instances salesmen could not get any more
money than yesterday.. Packers- did not
seem to be very much Interested, so that
some of the rattle that ahowed considera
ble Quality were rather hard to dUpose of.
For the week the tene-al market can be
Cuoted right around 1015c loser. In Chi
cago the decline has been much worse, the
loss amounting to zuatuc,
The cow market was considerably more
active with prices unevenly higher. Bome
sales looked safely a dime higher than
yesterday, while others looked very little
better. Packers seemed to want the butcher
stock and as a :eeult the pens were cleared
In good season. The market has been fluc
tuating back and forth so rapidly this wee
that prices are in such a condition as to
make comparisons with a week ago rather
difficult. As a reneral thing, thuueh. the
market is about H'iilbc lower. Bt me of the
choicer bunches, however, are light around
steady for the week.
Bulls, vrai caives ana stags an sold at
steady to strong p-ices.
There were very few stockers and feed-
rrs on sale sna not many were wanted.
There hss been a fairly good demand for
the better grades all the week and prices
on such kinds are not over unwise lower.
but when tt comes to the commoner and
medium kinds the loss amounts to :3t?2,ic,
with trading very slow. Representative
ales:
BEEF CTEER8.
Av. Ft. No. At.
tm I it t !
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Receipts Are Ratker Llaht, bat
Market Remalas steady.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22 CATTLE Receipts,
2,onu head. The market was steadv; good
to prime steers. M.ffciO 65; poor to medium,
8- 2.4.50: stockers and feeders, 62.0 fa4 ta;
cows. 81.60fc4.0v; heifers. ll.76V4.iO; canners.
61.512 45; bulls. t2.tv4.0v; reives. I3 0itj4 10.
HOGS Receipts t'xlay, 21.HK head; esti
mated tomorrow. 2u.uj head. Mixed and
butchers', H.rOt&o.lO; good to choice heavy,
aa.inta5.2li; rough heavy, 84 8i".an Ou; lUht,
M"I4.9S; bulk of sales. 4.(w-r6.u6.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 6 .000
head. The market was strong to loc Mxher;
good lo choice ethers, a4.1iy4.5ti; fair to
choice mixed. 33.2Hi4.O0; western sheep, $'ao
4. So; native lambs, 64 .aiUlfti.Ou; wet-'tvrn
lambs, 84.15b6.96.
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Kaasas City Live 8tock Market.
v KANSAS CITT, Jan. 22. CATTLE Re
ceipu. 1.500 lit ad. Including i:uo sti jtherns.
The market was steady to 10c higher; ex
port and dressed beef steers, M.4 nj.i.ou; fair
to (rood, 68.ri(4.2a; western fed st. e s, ti nO
dt.5; Blockers and feeders, eaOKjI.lu;
southern steers, J3.o4f4.'Ju; southern tows,
.76; nstlve cows, $2.0iitiS.ii; natlta
heifers. 2.i..33.,j; bulls, 62.26-i3.a0; cajtea,
62.75rM3.no.
HOOS Receipts. 6.0ti0 head. The market
wss 5i Kc higher; top. 5.'; bulk of sales.
$4.75456.05; heavy. 84 kxi?6.0.'; peckers, 4.t'4i
4 82H; pigs and light. 34 It 4 87V
SHEEP AND LAMBU Receipts, 1.500
head. The market was steadv; native
lambs. .4.00515 NO; western lambs, 4 6oy5 7o;
fed ewes. 6ii&4.u0; western fed yearllngt,
64.O0aVi.25; Mockers and feeders, 62.7ut4 Oo.
St. Loals Live SteeU Market.
8T. LOUIS, Jan. 22. CATTLE Receipts,
7no head. Including lvO Texans. The market
was quiet; native shipping, export and
dressed beef steers, 3,t.(Ri8i5.0; stockers and
feeders. 32.3t,fi4.iW: cows and helftrs. I?.iV.t
.; canhcrs, 32.!.Vu2 60: bulls. 72 f-4i4 Oil:
calves. 3.otKf7.00; Texas and InrT-n steers,
12 4Kfi4.20; cows and helfirs. 62 (MI22.8.).
HOGS Receipts, r..M0 bead. The market
was strong tnd .V'tlOc higher: pigs and
lights, 64.414.70; packers. a4xh4.80; butch
ers snd best heavy, 64 75.15.
f HEKP AND LAMES Receipts, fOO
neaa. i ne market waa steady ; native mut
tons. t3.76iT4.50; lambs. M 605.75: cullg tnd
ducks, a.aut34o; mockers, ti
!. 003.00.
St. Jsttsk Live Stack Market.
. ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6H8 head. Trie market was steedy
to strong; natives, 83&((&i.l5; cows and heif
ers. tl.S&4.40; stockers and feeders, 13.010
4.30.
HOGS Receipts. 3.047 head. The ma-ket
waa 10c hlghe-: lights. 64.7534.96; medium
and heavy, M tni.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 624
head. Ths market was higher: kunbs,
J6 H&; yearlings, 16.36; wethers, 64 40; ewes,
64.00. .
sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT. Jan. 22. fBpeelal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. K head; mar
ket steady; beeves. 33.5m5i5.0fi; cows, bulls
snd mixed, f2.2"j2.60; stockers and feeders,
'.&nir3 50.
HOGS Receipts, t.nnn head: market to
higher, selling, at t4.tnsj4.8o; bulk. 64.75(94.6..
Stock la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
at the six principal western crtlea yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
St, Louis
St. Joseph ...
Sioux City ...
Totals' ....
702
2 60
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700
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5.ti31
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6.0O0
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HOGS Receipts of hogs were also llrht
this morning and as a result the market
opened fully a nickel higher Trading was
fairly active and about half 0 the hgs
were soon disposed of. Wherr the later
trains began to come in. however. Barkers
did not take hold with as much life and for
time were blading only about steadv with
yesterday. Saleemen. however, were ve y
low to take tne prices offered and n .t
much business was transacted. Light stuff
sold lare-elv from 84 80 down, medium
weights 84 8fa54 86 and heavy hogs front
84.86 tn 84 80. with prime heavies largely
from 84 . to 84 86.
The extreme close or ths market waa nn
better, so thst most of the late ssles were
made on a basis of about yesterday's mar-
et. Although trading was very slow on tha
close about everything wss out of first
hands by noon. Representative sales:
Ne. A. 8k. Ft.
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Saaar aad Molasses.
NEW TORK. Jan. 22-SUGAR-Raw
aominal: fair refining. t 27-32c; centrifugal 86
test. 311 Kc; molasses sugar. 1 18-S2C. Re
fined, dull; crushed, 6,06c; powdered. 4 66c-
ranulated. 4.46e; No. . 4.05c; No. 7. 4c; No!
J 8rc; No. 12. t.76c; No. 13, 170c; No. 14.
t6cj confectioners' A, 4 tne; mould A, 4.70c;
cut lf. 6.06c; cube. 4 70c.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans, open
kettle good to choice. 81it7c.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan earrni
Steady; open kettle, 2'S3 1-lc; centrifugal,
3J3c: centrifugal whites. 4c; yellows. v
'c; seconds. 2i'Q&,c.
M OLA SB ES Nominal; open kettle. tCrfJ
23c:. centrifugal. 27!ft-?c. "
STKUP Dull at '6240.
' Oils aad Reala,
NEW TORK. Jan. I2.-OILS Cottonseed,
steady: prime crude, nominal: crime yellow.
tJM3t;l,e. Petroleum, steady; refined New
1 urn, iu, r-niiaaeipnta and Baltimore,
19 .06; Phllaueiphla and Baltimore. In l.i.iw
f' 15. Turpentine, weak. 6KS'ptac. Rosin!
Qitiel: strained, common to good, 32 80
SAVANNAH. Jan. 22. OILS Turoentlne
firm. 6nc. Rosin, firm; A. B. C, l 25; K.
t2 tt; F. t2 70; G. t2.75; H 33, I. B U:
W.16; M, aii; WG, 64J6; WW? tt.TS.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and death have been
reported to ths Board of Health during the
twenty-four hours ending st noon Friday:
Births Clement Clark, 1623 Locust, girl;
Frank F. Rowe, 2415 South Eleventh, hoy;
Levis Edens. ltCT North Twenty-third, srirl
Wlillara Reid 3a. Seward, boy: f r
McCsry. ?Ei4 Hamilton, girl.
Death Hasei M, Gory, im North Twenty
fourth, 3.
Electa Biew Offleers.
McKlnley lodge B'nal B'rith Installed the
following ofhoers Thursday night: presi
dent. Charles Logase; vice preaident. Louis
Levlr.e, (Secretary, 1. Ad'er, financial aet
retary. D. Sherman: treaaurer, Charles Na
than; guardian. Frank Spiegel. Represent
atives from Nebraska lodge were present
snd made short addresses. Following the
installation refreshments were served and
amusemente were indulged In.
May Heeever Vavlae af Tee I a.
asking for a receivership srnl an rv-ttnt-lig.
Judge Paxter has gi ante! a Judgment
In favor of 8rxan which ccA-ers fie cot
of the tools which Zetann furntaheU. Csl
l.irv'n and Zerian entered nt, an agree
ment to manufacture )dce paraphernal a.
the latter to furnish certain toola and to
receive a salary. Judge Baxter permits
Zerxan to recover the al ie of hV? tools
now that the business relations htwe-n
Csllanan and Zerxan are to le discontinued.
FARM, KIRCH tut 6KAZIHQ
Western Lands
along the line of the raise. aeit
Hatireat are attracting the ttteabca ol
Capitalist seeking
INVESTMENT
The purchase ol cheap Vei-em .and a
(sold for csitb or on titne Prmm:) is
folly Justified hy the preent price, end
ending oonditiom lor lubatastlal and
growing revenue. roch oppormnrtlri
in the Weal are fast piniDj. Faeta.
Snaps and particular! FKF.K.
U PCfT. Uslss Padfk 1 1., Osaka. Nat.
WaSES
Ear?j
COE
C3KKISSI0N
COLiPANT
STOCKS AND BONOS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
We bare cur 180 etTleea.
Refereooaa: 176 State and Nai l Basks.
ocr SEarics is the best.
Out of Twwn Business Soitrt
OaasbatVreachi ItlSPai-aaa Su Tel. 8447
TH0S. M. WADDICK. Corrttptyndent.
S. SLEUMAN
Grain, Provision & Sticks.
Koora 4, N. T. Llfs Cldg.
Tel. 130.
Operates IS Otbces lu This State.
Established 1887.
R
AIL WAT TIME CARD.
IRIOS STATIOX-IOTH A!D MARCV.
Arrive.
U'i'35 pm
1:06 ar
110:3 pn.
a 3:16 pru
a 3:20 pm
a t:80 pri
a 8 an prn
a 7:30 am
3:40 am
a 8:40 am
b:s pm
b 8.33 act
Illinois Ceatral.
Leave.
Chicago Express a 7;. pm
Chicago, Minneapolis A
BU I'aul Llrui.td a 7:60 pm
Minneapolis A BU paul
Express b 7.G0 am
tsioa PaciSr.
Overland Limited a t:49 am
The Fast Mail a 8:60 am
California Express a 4:20 pm
The Chicago I'ortland
Special a 1.245 pm
The Chicago Portland
Gpeciaj
Eastern Express ,
The Atlantic Express
The Colorado Special.. all pra a
cniraro Dpeciai
Lincoln. Heatrlce and
Ftromehurg Express.. b 4 :f pm
Columbus Local b t 00 pm
ttlasoarl Paclte.
Bt. Louis Express ajn.PO am- t. 8:28 pm
K. C. & EC L. Express.. tCO.&O pm a t:lf am
CAIcago JL Korthwestiea.
Fast Chicago ... . j, i 40 am a 7. si am
Local Chi .ga . ...... i. 30 am
K'all 4. ...il.Upm a 8:30 am
i-ocal Ki.-ux C..y ,.; b 3 44 pm
I t-;ht-t ft. hiiH a 1.60 am slu oo pm
1 '.sht thlcugo a I DO am all :?() pm
Limited Chlc.go ...... .a t :2o pra a 8:15 an
list Chicago af.&Opm t 1.46 pn
Local Chicago a 4:3 pm . ,
Fast St. Fsul ..a:16pm a7.n6arn
M. Faul L. press ,. a r:26 am
Fast Mall .. v a 1 40 pra
Local Sioux C.:ty....;..,b 4i" pm -1:20 am
Norfolk. & Bor.-t el.;.. a PM6 am t:0:38 am
Lincoln A Lory Fine, b 8:u6 lm t!0:3i act
Deadwood, i.'ot Springs
& Lincoln a 2:50 pm s MO pr.i
Casper A Wyo nuig Ex d 2:a0 pm a t:U pm ,
Hastings, Stperlor ana
Albion b t:60 pm b 8:10 inn
Ckicago, Mllwaakee tt St. PasL
CV.I-... T-i-. .-ii . u - a. re , , . . r
" 1 1 . . ' 1 i'aj iism ...... .a mm 4111 an .ia pm
Chicago Fast Kxpress..a 8.5 pm a 8:10 pra
Overland Urrvted A IJ!0 pm a I 10 act
Zjes Moines Express.. ..a 7.56 am a 1:18 pm
Ctalcaao Great 'estera.
St. Paul & Minneapolis
Limited a 7.15 AM
Et. Paul A Minneapolis
Express a 7:31 am 8:20 pm
Chicago Limited a t:to p-n alO.tO ant
Et. Paul, Minneapolis A
Chicago Express a 8:80 pm
Chicago Expreas a 4 0 am a 4:05 pm
Wabaah.
Bt. Louis "Cannon
Ball" Express a f :65 pm a tM am
Et. Louis Local. Coun
cil Bluffs a 8.15 am al0:30 pm
Calcaa-o, Bsek Isuiad A. Faclfle.
EAST.
Chicago Daylight L t d. a t:5S am
Chicago Day:llit -roc'l.a 7:00 am
Chicago Expreaa bll:15 am
Dca lalolnes jCxpress a 4:3U pm
Chicugo Fast Express, a 6:30 pm
WK5T
Rooky Mountain L't d .afJOam a 7:25 pel
Lincoln, Colo. Bprlnga.
I'etiver, Pueblo and'
West a 1:30 pm
Texas, California and
Oklahoma Flyer a 4:10 pm
a 1:50 am
a I 3b pm
1 CJi pm
bU:60 am
a 1.28 pm
In the case which
Charles Callanan attalnst J.
brought by
W. 2.CTZA11,
A 5:00 pm
al2:40 pm
B( RLIXGTOSJ STATIOX lOth MASOlt!
Chicago, Barllagtea
Chicago Special
Chicago VtBtibule
Chicago Iocel
r', i 1 , i. ..J
tut Uall
Berllaxtaa A Mlssearl
Qalaey.
Arrlre.
a 8:8 pm
a 7:4fi am
all:u0 pm
s 7:45 pm
:
River.
Leave.
- 7:00 am
-a 1 frt t,m
. .a 8:18 am
. 44 D tAI pni
r
i:4i pa
Wyruore, I-a41.tr ice and
Lincoln a 8:50 am
Jet-.aka express .....a 8:au am
Denver United a t.10 pm
black Hlls and Fuset
Bound Express all .10 pm a (JO pm
F.yer
Lincoln Fast Mai' o 2.(7 pm
fort Crook and Platts-
siouth b 3 10 pm
Bellevue A Pacific .ct..a 7 50 Dm
ttlievue A Pacltic Jcl..a 3 .30 am
ICaasaa City, tt.
bl2 05 pm
a 7:45 pm
A t.tt am
a 1:30 pm
a cm am
bio r. am
a 5:2! am
Jeaepk A 4'eaaell
BlaCa.
Kansas City Day Ex.. ..a t:15 am a t:0i pot
St. Louui Flyer . . a 8.25 pm all:06 am
n.atsas City Nig'. Ex. .aid 4b pm a 8 JO am
WEB8TM DEPOT-lBth at HEBSTER.
Mlasoarl Paelae.
v. . , ravA Arrive
Nebraska Loral, via
Weeping Water t b :10 pm al0 3 ant
Chleatto, St, Pa el, Mlaaeaaells at
Oaaaha.
Twin City Passenger... b ( to am b 3 10 pm
Bioux City I'aaaenser...a 2 uo pm all 20 am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b t lo am
a Dallv. b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday, e Dally except Monday.
OCEAS STEAMERS.
MEAL ESTATE TfLASSFERS.
Deeds filed for record January 22, aa fur
nlahed by the Midland Ouarantee and
iTuat company, bonoed abstracter,
Farcam street, for The Bee:
Cassandra B. Barrows to Elmer A.
Barrows, lot 7, block 8. Willis place I
Ellae J. Frank to Henrietta W. Wil
son, lot 17. block I. West Bide
Albert J. Wyant ta Andrew E. Ander
son, lot U, block 27. Benson.
Mary Krus to Joseph Kucerek, lot t,
block 18. 1st add to South Omaha....
Mary Kroa to Beduvh and Anna
Krema. lot 2. block 13, 1st add to
titiuth Omaha
Emily P. Hood to Nevada J. Deck,
part of lot 2. block 12. In Improve
ment aesoclation
James I. Cook lo Peter Melrhene. lot
3. and other proptarty, block i, Cun
nliisham's subdiv
Joseph Novak to W. Novak, lot i.
lull
U
680
toe
tot
108
1100
luoclt V, la Brew park ,
1
Goto CUBA
THE LAND OF
ETERNAL SPRING
TO HAVANA
VIA MOBILE
The Shortest, Qulckaat arid Boot
Rout
MUNSOTJ LIME
V. T. KELVIXE. N W. r. A. CAtcjfi taatart
si. 1.1
A L ILLU88. C P. A, n tkaa tt.. K. V. CM,
KQLUKD-AIIERICA LINE.
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