Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: Tt'KfDAY. JAXVARY 10. 190.T
8 Lil 1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Vaj Whtt Atf-unx! Two CeiiU, One.
Point Uidtr Tr't Eijbeit
.l.NT TIRES OF -SELLING THE GRAIN
'mJ.it Xrrr arrorr aad Mnnlefa
Ilua liiii.inrnl) Mlllina
nl Aaalnal stock of
Less Than In.
OMAHA, J.in. 9 1W..
fior.iihlnt dolr.g in May wheat. The May
' 'Vnn.Oii 2 cents from IU opening this
tooming. The murk': cpened at ll.iy,. tho
otiirdey rinse having been 11 1.V-. From
.hi- opening the market advanced, with only
n fan- elei'k moments, until $1 ITS was
leached about noon. Then It sagged off lo
' nn.l later closed about $1.17.
The market ia working up near the high
p'-fnt of the year and some think It will be
rl.v surpaased. The high mark wan
lenihed last fall and was tl 18. ImH week
siew a dimlnuatlon of trade (n the wheat
pls and a hardening of valuea. Thraa
things do not come often together. Where
at the beginning of the Week the market
hovered around tl.14 at the close It rallied
a quickly from anything below $1.15. The
eastern long intereat haa become more dnm
lnent and the market la ma narrow it Is
easily manipulated. The aharp advance thla
morning waa largely due to a lark of offer-
". The talent haa become tired of telling
wheat. The contract stork are lower than
they have been In the second week of Jan
uary for yeara. In the six leading markets
the deliverable on contract visible Is H.'gl. mo
bushels. Of thla Mlnneapnlla haa K.f4i.44
huahela and Chicago l.S-ta.uoo bushel, hav
ing leaa than 2.OU0.O0O buahela for the other
market. 8t. Loula having about half this
amount and Kansas Cltv leas than
bushels. Against the l.oOO.om buahela in
Chicago It la estimated there l
buahela of May holding. The primary if
'eipta are llSO.Onn buahela against
buahela last year. The ott-puesage shows
.X9.000 bucbela, a decrease ot 2,21i,VM
buahela.
One of the. feature of the week haa been
thi Increase In low grade wheat at Minne
apolis. Tli Im amounts In the lowest gradea
to an advance of 36 eenta In a month. This
wheat waa 70 rents and la now 95 coins.
No. J northern lias advanced from 10 cents
under the May lo 4 centa. No. 1 northern
la wltMn 1H centa of the May.
The corn on passage la 19.246,000 bushels,
an increase) of Ss6,0u0. Tha receipts are
about as had been expected, nothing excep
tional, but enough to cause a steady In
crease In the visible. The recelpta for the
eek are 940,000 buahela over the shlpmenta.
The wise do not look for an advance with
out some radical change In the aituation.
Oat continue the dullest market. The
cash situation la elightly better. The vis
Ible la Increasing and the speculative mar
ket is without a feature.
Omaha Cash Market.
WHEAT Ni . 3 hard. tl.vSWI.nil; No. 3
hard, fkcif1.04; No. 4 hard, Sovsc: No. 3
prtng. I1.D7.
COKN-No. I, .W,c; No. 3, 3Me; No. 4.
3. -to; no grade. JUflllrfc; No. 2 yellow. 38V;
'l'"w. Mc; No. white. 3Sc; No.
a white. 3-V.
.-PATrNo- 1 mixed. JSc: No. 1 mixed.
S.Uc; No. 4 mixed. 264c; No. 2 white. :Dc;
No. 3 white. &c; No. 4 while, 713ac;
standurd, :v4c.
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tiaotatlona ot the Day on Varlone
Comtuodlliea.
NE1V YORK. Jhii. .-FLOL'R-Recelnls,
18.3SO bbls. ; export.' 4.1J9 bbls.; market wa.s
firm and held higher; winter patents, ts.60
(.tfi.85; lnler straights, fl,.TO(rj.o.45; Minne
sota patents. .'.sjnj..T5; winter extras, l.(IJ
4i4.au; .Mintieoia baker', 4 Ji'd'jt bo; winter
low grmJee. 3.45'(i4.1ii. Hye floun, steady:
lair to good. $4.(4.7; choice to fancy, H"5
'Cio.OO. Bucks, hen 1 flour, quiet, IZ.io per
100 lbs.
COHNMEAI yttiet; fine white and yel
low, tl.ist; coarse, new, l.iar1.14; kiln dried,
.' -yi.ln.
IO E Nominal: No. 2 western, 73c asked.
iARl.EY-yuiet ; foedlng, 4to, c. 1. f. New
York: malting, JtonUc. c. 1. f. Huffalo.
WHEAT Receipt.!. I4.ua bu.; spot market
klrotiK; No. 2 red, ll.it1, elevator and 11. 24
f. o. b., alloat; No. 1 northern Duiuth, 1.3
1. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba. 11.10
f. o. b., afloat. Hul manipulation, supple
mented by favorliblo eekly atattstlca, firm
cnblea, talk of unprotected wheat fields in
the southwest and a further good casri de
mand, were the influences that Hdvanced
wheat decidedly today, tho market closlusr
''jc net higher; May, J.16'''8l.l7'is. closed
at ll.K'j; July, i.o.t1ljl.Uor. closed at
M.03V.
CORN Receipts, 170,925 ba.: exports, :54.
rJ bu. Spot market easy; No. i uic ele
vator and 6IH0 f- o. b.. nrloat; No. 2 yellow,
f.lHic: .No. i white, si V.. Optica market
steady, on big clearunctw and with wheat,
but lacked good support, closing net un
changed; May, ts"i4&j-V. closed at ts1,c.
OATS Hccoints, s.ot bu. : exports, 3,(Wo
bu, spot market taeudv; mixed. to K
lbs.. '-: natural white, St to S3 lbs.. ,17 V.
tA':; cllpix-il whito, M to 4e Ilia., SV't410.
HAY Firm; shipping. CoQ5c; good to
choice, fcffc&Jc.
HOFB Wulet: state, common to choice,
Iv4, JjS7c; !, MiMt'i olds, 14c: 1'acllio
cxiast, 18U4. a3c; liiuS, J04jMc; olda, I4u
ITc.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs,
Mrs; California. 21 to H lbs., 19c; Texas, dry,
24 to 90 lbs., 14M-C.
LEATHER Firm: acid, 24fi:6c.
UtOVItSlONS Heef. steady; family. $11.00
tli.v0; mess. In ootrv 50; beef hama, ir.'.OOt,
t'J 60; packet. Ili.USii lS.tiO; city extra lndln
ineas. 14.(."tJl! 60. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bailies, 4.7Mt7.ui; pickled ahouiders, i.ly,;
pickled hama. SH.TCb9.00. Lard, lirm; western
at earned, 17.00; refined, steady; continent,
17.10; South American, !7.7u; compound,
f4.S7H6e.Ha. Pork, easy; family. $14 OuejfH.M;
short clear, tllu4ll.00; mess. I12.75jl,i.:&.
TALLOW -Steady ; illy. 4:,u; touuity,
4St(4c.
RICE Quiet; domeatlo, fair to extra, r
OM4C: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Steady; street price, extra
creamery, ttQ&Heo. Official prices, cream
ery, common to extra, l!-offlc; creamery,
held, common to extra. 21$ 27c; state dairy,
common to extra, UiVic; western factory,
common to choice, lfslsc; western imlta
ttoa creamery, common to choice, 17&21c.
CHEESE Strong; atate, full cream, small,
colored and white, fancy, K"c; fine, llc;
late made, colored and white, poor to
choice, sjll'4o; large, colored and white,
fancy, 12c; fine, llV(JllVc; late made, col
ored and white, poor to choice, kVnllc.
EGOS Strong: western fancy selected,
JOo; western average beat, Sc.
POl'LTRT Alive, firmer; western chick
ens, H4c; fowls. 13lc; turkeys, l:'4l4c;
dressed, flrtn: western chickens, U'lvillc;
fowls, lieu'c;lur1eys. 15(3 10c.
Mlaaeapalla Grala Blarket.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. !. WHKAT May,
tl llVw July, 11 15-Sibl 15: September. WVrc;
No. 1 hard. ll.JS'i: No. 1 northern, fl-KVs;
No. northern, II 15.
KLOV It First patents. H45ti6.S5; see
end patants, H.t.th: tlrst clears, $4 154
4 V second clear, tt HOi.tO,
BRAN In bulk, lt.u.
Teleaa area Market.
TOLEr0. O. Jan 9.-"KI"TS-rClnver.
rash, $7.!: Jaruary. $;: Februarv, $7!:
IMsreh $oi. Prime alaike, S Prime
timothy, $1.
Dalath Grala Market. 1 "
T'l Ll'TH. Minn., Jsn. -W HK AT-T
arrive: No. I nonherti. $1 16 V Ne.
awftherm, ILOs; vn track, No. I north-
Ma,
IHlCAf.O IIAI. J.0 fBOVllt
Prices Board f Trade.
CHICAGO. Jun. 9 Cold wave prediction
brought out an active demand for wheat
today resulting In ebarp advances. At the
close the Mav i.i.tlnn was un l"o. Com ami
j oats are practically unchanged. Provisions
cii.m i"C io i c. m un in rsrrjMinii vi
hort pein.d of uncertainty imedlatelv aftel
the owning sentiment In the wheat pit was
deciijeiily bullish. Influenced by firm cables
and by n liberal decrease In the amount of
breaoMufYs on passage the market was
firm at the opening. May being up 'c to ''
at $l.lj'-,tl
The situation in the northwest, however.
Wms. apparently, less bullish m rivals todiiy
i showing a considerable Increase over recent
j arrival-. As a result of the better arrivals
I thcie was flimcr selling by cnromlsslon
. house. .fTerlnM were uot readily takn
j and tn consequence price received a slight
fwi-iisi-R, .in)- aeenning to i fn' i.Hier
Hews rrom the northne.tk became mor en
coinnging to bull traders, an Excellent '
msnd foi cash WheAt, especially of the
lower grade, being reported at Minneapolis.
n active covering by shoita prices became
buoyant. A decided source of anxiety to
shorts waa an official forecast of a cold
wave In Kansas audi Nebraska, where the
winter crop Is said to be insufficiently pro
tected by snow. A teport that the. world's
monthly visible supply would show a de
crease of 10.isO.00O bushels during December
ngainst an Increase of 4.fl0.ni bushels the
corresponding time a yen ago wat another
factor partly responsible for the stietigtn
mnnifested later In the u. After May
hal sold up to II 17V reaction occurred on
profit taking, the price dropping back to
H-hi',! 17. The market, however, quickly
tallied on renewed covering. Final quota
tions on May were at II. 17V Cleat unres of
wheat and flour mere equal to Kl.tiOO bushels.
Primary receipt were ?S.inu bushels, com
pared with 1.064.100 bushels a year ago. The
amount of passage decreased .:44.0in hu.-h-eK
Minneapolis, Duiuth and Chicago re
potted receipts of ft cars against tioO a year
ae.
Notwithstanding the strencth of wheat the
ccirn morket was barely steady. Sentlmciu
itt the atart was quite weak and offerings
moderately free, the bear Influences being
lower cables, liberal receipts mid a drop
frr temperature. Selling was led bv ensn
houses. As the aession advanced the mar
ket become stronger In sympathy with
wheat, but closing price showed onlv
very slight gain. Mh- opened unchanged
to a shade lower at 44"i'P44V,c sold between
4114c and 4H'?44c and closed at 44ij44,c.
Local receipts were 4S5 cars with four cats
of contract grade.
The feuture of trading In oats was liqui
dation of tho May delivery. The market
waa rather weak early in the session, but
later a steadier tone developed. The muln
trengthenlns influence was the bulge in
J,ay opened a shade lower at M'ic,
sold between 8teVo304c and Sic and closed
111 ' '- 1-ocal recelpta were care.
A loc tidvance In price In hogs had a
Btrcngt, letting effect on the provisions mar
ket, offerings were not large and a fair
scattered demand prevailed. At the close
Mny p ; k was up THc at 12.6. Lard was
up Jiaeeifio at K8:i3.. Klbs were fro
b. Slier at J'J.tii.
li-timu'ed n ce.ipte for tomorrow: Wheat,
W car-; coin, cars; oats, 131 cars; hogs,
31. tw head.
Ihe leading future ranged as follows:
nng lutures ranged as follows:
Open. itlgh. row."iCToe. Safy.
Art!jl.
Wheat
May-
I
1 1 li'Vi"
I 1 i
1 17',! 1 lovj 1 17'if l'l54
July
Corn
.Inn.
Iu!y
( Mts
I 1 il'si
4P4-si 41
I Sl"
44'4 44g.j
44 45'.
MV46! 46'4
i .l.in.
' May
J'dy
, I'ork
j Jan.
i9
il,
29h! 29.
SOTiftJl
oTi.i at
31
JO", 3U
12 rJ
i-' t'2'4; r,1 "7'i
1'.' u7ti li 65
12 22UI
1 c "I
.Mav
Larrt
Jnn
Mitv
July
Ribs
Jan.
May
Jills'
id Ml
a t-
ti tiS
I ti 87H
674
ft so
7 CM I
a is b7h'
7H! 1 W
( 35
6 65
6 77H
1
6
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6 72H
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Cash (i notation were a follows:
FLU 17 H Steady; winter patents, $5.10
Z.-M: straights. J4.SOtl4.llO; spring patents.
$.Vrt5.50; straights, $4.504.0; bakers. $2.70
$12 .
WHEAT No. 1 spring. $1.121.17; No. I,
014il.l5; No. S red. (M71.S&1.20H. f
CORN No. 8. 4!c: Vu. t yellow. 43c. -
OATS-No. j. KeS-aast-c: No. 'i white, Slji
4(3: No. 3 white, 5tH.&314c .
RYE-No. i. 76o.
BARLEY Good feeding, 26$37c; fair to
choice malting, 41t547e.
SEED No. 1 flax, $1.15; No. 1 northwest
ern. 11.22V. Prime timothy, $2.77H- Clover,
contract grade. $12.7$.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $12.26
fir.1). Lard, per 100 lbs., $.C6. 8hert ribs
sides (loose). fe.liCS.Jo. Short clear sides
1 boxed 1. $.S.62Vt.
Recelpta and shipments for the day were
aa follow: Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bhi 14,00 11.000
Wheat, bu 43,000 5S.M
Corn, bu 4S1.700 - S10,20(i
Oat, bil 161. 0o0 I'U.UTiO
Rv., bu.... .. 21.000 6.oo
Barley, bu $7,900 lti.800
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa firm; creameries, l!f2Xc;
dairies. l"24o. Eggs, firm; at mark, cases
Included, 2HgMc; tirats, 25c; prime firsts, 27c;
extras, i4c. Cheese, firm, U'aUc.
St. Louie Grala aad Provlaleas.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 9. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, $1.194 ; track,
Sl.20ftl.21; Ma?. IllfSll; July, W'fj
MV: No. 3 hard, ll.14-rrl.15.
CORN Higher for cash; No. 2 cash, 43c;
track, 44Vic May, CTc; July. 43'c.
OATS Lowor for cash; No. 2 cash, 30V4c;
track, 31'uSj',o; May, 31c; No. 2 white.
32Ho.
LOCR Dull; higher prices asked, but
hard to obtain; red winter patents, KAp
6 50: special brands, $fi.6o&6.7; extra fancy.
Sa.ui.lu; clear, $4.&iV4.T0.
SEED Timothy, nominal at $2.00.40.
CURNMEAlj Steady at $2.40.
BRAN Dull; Backed, east trick, 88jS7c.
HAY Dull; timothy, SS.(tf 13.U0; praiile,
$6 0"tj.5t.
IRON COTTON TIES tZc.
BAQGINO 7UC.
HEMP TWlNE-6Vic.
PHOVISIONS-Pork. higher; Jobbing.
$11,274; old, $U.62a. Lard, lower; prime
steam, W.35. Dry aal. meats, Steady; boxed,
extra shorts, $4,874: clear ribs. $8.S7tJ; short
clear, 17. WJ. Bacon, dull ; boxed, extra
f-horts, $7.k; clear rlba, $7.SVs; 'oort cleur,
17 STI, ,
POt'LTRY Firm; chickens, lCc; springs,
loc; turkeys, i:tc; duck, 11c; treeso. Sc.
lil'TTER Firm; creamery, 23tf29c: dairy.
I5j23c.
EGGS Higher; 23c, case count.
Receipts. Slilpinents.
Flour, bbls fi.uoi) 12,000
Wheat, bu M.O11O S6.00U
Corn, bu 4,Uv 61,ti0
Oau, bu v 80.000 , V 20,000
Kaasas City (irata aad ProsUien.
KANSAS CITY. . Jan. .-WHEAT-Higher;
May, $1.07'.; July. 1o: cash, No.
2 hard. $1 !31.i0: No. S. $1 07tj l.iV; No. 4
$1.011 (si; No. s red. $1 lMjl.lS; No. 3, $l.(ff&
1.11; No. 4. $l.0tjl 07. Ree-elpU, 152 crs.
CORN Higher May. 417c; July. 4242,c;
rash. No. 2 mixed. 41Vsc; No. 3, 41Sij41Wc:
No. 2 white. 42c; No. $. 42
OATS Steady; No. 3 white, tic; No t
mixed, 31c.
HAY Dull; choice timothy, $9.0u4j.5ti;
choice prairie. $7.ktrS.00.
RYK-Steady at 7sc.
EGGS Higher; Mlsaourl and Kansas, new
No. $ whltewooej caves Included, 24c; case
count. r24c; caaea returned. Sc less.
BCTTER-Creamery, 2827c: dairy. lc.
, , .1 Receint. Hlifunents.
Wheat, bu 131 i 34. 4.1!
Corn, bu 7.uno 45.(00
Oats, bu 21,000 i.ouo
Philadelphia Predace Market.
PHI IA DELPHI A, Jan. 9.-BCTTER-Flrm
and In good demand: extra western
creamery, Sue; extra nearby prints, J3c.
EGGS Firm and In good demand; nearbv
fresh, 32c at mark; western, fresh, sic n't
nisr:.
CHEESE Cnclianged; New York fu'l
rraema, fancy. 1214',c; New York full
creams, choice, fia-c; New York full
creams, fair to good, llfcllHc.
Milwaukee Urala Market.
MILWACKEE. Jan. I.-WHEAT-Ont
cent higher; No. I northern. $1.17; No. J
northern. 11.111.15: May. $1,171 asked
RYE Firm: No. 1, Sic.
EARLEY-Flrui; No. 2, 32&3e; sample.
SO-Stc.
CORN Steady: No. 3, 42612V; May. 44U
H'..o.
Llitrss! Crala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. .-WHEAT-Snot.
nominal; futures easy; March. 7s
May 7a Id: July. Ta lVd '
CORN Spot quiet: American, mixed, pew.
4a 4d: American mixed, old. 4a lid Fu
tures quiet; March, 4 lrd; May, 4a 2',0.
Peerla Market.
PtoRlA. Jee. .-4"'OR Steady; No. 3.
$2t: No 4. 41c: no grade.
WHISKY-On the basis of $1 S for fir.
Isl.sd goods.
ein. 11.11,; No. ? -.orthern. tl..
11.17,: September.
OA 18 i o arrhe amnu tiaik, ..
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Opens with Animation and Values
Are Generally lifhr.
OUTSIDE INTEREST .AILS 19 DEVELOP
In the tfternn there Is a Reaction,
During Which All the Morulug
Gains 4 re l ost losing
I Hull and Weak.
NEW YORK. Jati 9 The second week
of the New Yiar in the stock market
stalled off with some animation ami brisk
advances were scored pretty generally, but
the start proved n fa.se one like that of
the first wei k of the year and interet had
almost completely elieel out by the after
noon. ,
It waa apparent that the movement
representee! very hirgeiv a trial of speeu
lative sentiment on the part of the ptofe-s-sional
operator. and n restless elaso of
traders, who nrc nursing ellssppoinlnii-nt
en secount of the fai.ure of outside Interest
to develop n the market. The ineldent
from which mot was hoped for providing
effect On the trailing was the outcome of
the conference of political party lenders
held in Vnshl;.g;oti on Ssturdiiy afternoon.
The current reports r. gardlng thia con
fcrenco were without official sanction and
varied ronside rahly in thrlr iletsil. Hut
they were generally agreed that It had been
decided thut It would not be feasible to act
during the prraent session on the subject
ot corporate legislation. Wall street is
pecullHry sensitive to ihl subject and
showed evidence of more contentment o er
this prospect (f delay than eliwatisfae lion
over the reported dissension to hold an
extra session ef congress in the fall to act
on tariff revision. Last week the halt and
the reaction In the market were attributed
to a considerable elegree to the Influence
of the tlire'ut of legislation to regulate
corporations. The Inference of the pro
fessional traders that the sellers of last
week on this account would turn buyers
on tho nrw filiation was natural, but
proved to bo hut ill founded.
The disappointing bank statement of Sat
urday was little regnrded in view of the
liiereu.slng oaee In the money 'market.
I-oans for sixty days could be had below
3 per cent, today and for six months the
rate fell to 2', per cent., with growing com
plaisance on tho part of lenders regsrdlng
collateral. The preparation for further
extensive gold exports this week were also
deprived of much of their effecf by this
condition of the local money market. With
discounts advancing In London and the
prospect of some further large loan issues
in that market, the movement of capital
to the center, with money at the present
unremunerativc rates are not to be wonder
ed at.
The routine news of the day continued
favorable to values. Railroad traffic offi
cials again reported the freight movement
limited only by rapacity of the railroad to
carry what was offered, whllo heavy car
shortages tend to congest what cannot be
promptly carried. Special strength waa
shown by Illinois Central with rumors in
circulation of an Intended Increase In the
dividend. .There was a heavy absorption
of Cnlon Pacific while last week's activity
In Erie and New York Central conspicu
ously subsided. There was a special specu
lation In the loea1 transactions, Interbor
ough Rapid transit on the curb making a
volatile, rise of nine points while the
Metropolitan tractions were weak on the
stock exchange. These movements sought
to measure the effect of the extension by
the Interborough company Into the Sub
urban truction field. The morning's up
ward movement was fairly general as was
the afternoon reaction. Many of the morn
ing's gains were wiped out In the after
noon and the closing wu dull and weak, i
There was a quieter market for bonds
and the price movement was irregular.
Total sales, par value, l.iSSOOn. I'jilted
States 3s coup, advanced and the new ;
4s Vt on call.
The following waa tho range of quota
tions on the Stock exchange:
Sales. Hish.Low.Close.
Atchison U.500 S' 87
do pfd 70O 101 100', lol
Atlantic Coast Line jjj
Baltimore & Ohio... 13,3)0 105' 104'i I041;
Canadian Pacific
1.0U0 1:24 132Mi 1S24
Central of N. J 4u) 1!4
Chesapeake Ohio., l.ino
4'H
42
4X
Chicago & Alton
do fifd
300
42i
4
80
am
I7r,
'
224
61
M
Chicago Gt. Western 10j200.
C. & N. W
Chi.. Mil. & St P...
Chicugo T. &. T
do pfd
C. C, C. St. L...
Colo. & Southern...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware & Hudson
DMu. L. & W
Denver R. O
$.200 17.1
4i0 10
172 ""'
!
IStJ
ri
2214
61
1.0OO
100
4i0
400
IS".
1
22;
U4
00 isr,i 1x4; 1M
100 S4'2
342 340
32 SI
as;
1l1 32
500 8K,
14.3O0 4ot;
6.300 7H
2,810 62
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do 2d pt'd
Hocking Valley
do nfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Cenral
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville A Nash...
Manhattan . L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Mexie-Hii Central
Minn. St. Louis...
Minn. St. P. & S. S. M
61
61 '
not
.... J31
l.Vi'4 15S4
18.500 159-V
100 aoii
soi:
30
10i
701)
1.200
:..-;
2S
5JI
53
5S
53
4. Km 14.1?, 1:!9i4 13!i,
6. PHI lt!!', 1W14 Vu
H.onu 745; tx riil
S0.900 1154 114', 1141
20.100 24' 2;:,
no
SOtJ
14tiU
.11
02
42'4
Hii
41
Miseourl Pacific .... lo.oon 107
Mo., K. & T 3.i0 32
do pfd 7il t3'
N. R. R. of Mex pfd 1.1.30) 43
New Y'ork Ccnrtul.. 2.fi"0 144".
N. T.. O. W 3,3oO 415,
Norfolk & Western.. 1,400 77i
do pfd
Pennsylvania 15,0u0 135
P.. C. C. & St. Louis
Reading .' 43.901 R2H
do 1st pfd loo t2'4
elo 2d pfd 600 K4'4
P.ixk Island Co ll.COO 37
do pfd
Si. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd Sou 704
8:. L. Southwestern ' 7m ,
do pfd Goo ml
Southern Pacific .... IO.S00 Of,
do pfd 1.400 llii
Southern Railway ... S.loo .W,
do pfd 200 97U
Texas A Pacific
Toledo. St. L. & W.. Km 3Si.i
do pfd 1i Mi,
t'nlon Pacific 3S.100 lliii,
do pfd
Wabash 1- 21 ,
do nfd : 424
Wheeling & L. E 2t 1HT,
WlaconHiit Cental .. 3uo 21",
do pfd
lOfi,
.-.Pi
C24
41i
41
T9'i
79Vi
ss
1.17
7T
SIS
(tl
6
ft
70H
24H
68
1M
34;
fh;
34t
54
2i
641
70i
LB'i
iA
H414
III!
34
Mi,
21
42W
II'.
2J4
214
42H
1S
Ji
4.7
2:i '
t
hi
333
71
in;
St
3.1
9.1
.w;
35
104U
So
Adams
America 11
Cnited Slates
Wella-Fargo
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car Foun
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil...
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
Amer. Linseed Oil.
do pfd
Amer. locomotive
do pfd
Amer. 8. & R
41. Sup
Law
4.l
!J0
"stio
74a,
SX
94U
35S
'C'i
7.1
.11
94
34;
'614
310 liH
1 at 11 It 35
.iflfl im4 104
2.1l0
M
791;
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref..A -4.700 1 42
.... 112
140; 14oS
Am. Toh. pfd certif. I.ouo M
93-v
931V.
Anaconda Mln. Co.. .V") 11)714 lori
106
69
Brooklvn Rapid T... W.TViO HI
rji;
Colo. Fuel and Iron. 2.) 47
46
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
do Pfd
Dlstiriers' Securities.
OeneraJ Electric
4.4) lf)t;- liuti' 1
'i
.... 7014,
900 37 37; 37H
Internet. Paper 1')
do pfd loo
International Pump
do ofd
fl'4
7ti4 7iii "1
34
60
inn
National 1-ead ...
North American .
Pacific Mall
Peoples' Oas
Pressed Steel Car
500 25U ?S
3o0 I0M4 pel
9.1)
V, H 4..
444
900 Ph Vt; io;ii
4- 37 S7U
do pfd l.'i '""4
Pullman Palace Car. Juo 24o
Republic steel I.) 11;
1'J
do pro
Rnliher Goods .
.V)
1.7.
64
T7H
6
27
l4
704;
12S
101
79
a;
;
Sl
3XU,
1MC.
vt
93
:Ti4
n
vis
12.
do pfd
?
Tenn, Coal and Iron, l.ioo
701 i
L. S. Leather 6.2i
i?i;
do pfd
V. S. Realty...,
S. Rubber .,
do pfd
V. B. Steel
J.44) Mii; jii
. 1.7.0 Ki -T4
S i.l li',
. 2l ihi,
sx
do pfd 3 "I',
Vtrg -i'sro. Chemical 2.4ni 371,
eVi nfd 2ii l. 1
V"s4liighoi.e 17le"..
Vestern Cnlon 'i fl3. 93
Total sales of the day i,h 500 shares. '
Treasury gtateaaeal.
WAalilxnTON.e Jaa- 0. Today'a state.
mnl of the treasury hi 'a noes m the gen
eral fund, ex.'lusive of the l j..,."' lew well
rearre (n the dvl.-loji of re temptinn.
tieves: AailMtil eas'i haUnc-, lillV:.
41; gold. $7.1.404 274.
Hank learrags.
OMAHA Jan. 9 Halm clearing" loiitlnue
to how a dt-clileel increase over last tar.
For today they were M.M1.3f7.W, as against
$1 373.1 V 14 for the fame elsy last yesr. For
Ihe week they were $s ftio.77: s ! r the
same time lsst yesr thev were S.SS.o4..tf.
a diffe rence of $7S4. 0 for the entire week.
The shewing 1 regarded a remarkable one
sieve York wesney Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. .Ian. MONEY Ori call,
steady at 2sti3 per rent; closing bid. 2 per
rent; ottered at 21 per rent; time loans,
very easy: sixty days. 2 per cent: ninety
day. 3 percent; six months. .f :t ' i per cent;
pr-in mercantile paper. 4'1' per eent.
STERLING EXCHANC.K-StN tig. with
actual business In bankers hills at 14 S7t"'g
4 S745 for demand nnd at $t.S for sixty-day
bills: posted rates. $4.SS,t and $t $; romtnei
clal bills. $4 4S
SILVER Bar. io'c: Mexltsn . dollars.
HONIS Government, strong; railroad.
Irrepular.
The following are the quotations on
ttocks and bonds:
V. K. rf. !s,
An roupfis
r
lr4Uj
I'H
0?
tiMH
i:.l
tit
i'v-i
tnj't
71H
tit
.ftptn 4p. ef
I. N. uni. 4i
Mnh..n e. t 4 .
Met. Central 4
do lt Inc..
Minn. ' I. 4 .
SC
rt4
71,
10fS
tw,
:
I'W
t:!4
MS
77'a
101
;'4
lius
lei
11,
II
M'4
tit's
l!Sv,
4
ti'.
ll
47 '4
l'
1
eo 9s, rrg
tin ,-mifxin
eto new 4s, ret .
So roll pon . . ...
efq Ola 4. reg ....
do roupnn
Am. Tobago 4. etf.
n . tf
Atchison sen. 4t ....
do sdj 4
A.lsmlr : L U...
Dal. a Ohio 4
( s
evntral of (is. r, . .
lio T.' Int
do Id lor
Chr. e Onto 4S...
h.i .t.. i- a. :-, ..
r . n. 4 1....
C. K. 1. A P 4i ...
no tol.
ere. st. t.. t.
rhirito Ter. 4t
1 11 'o. VIJ 4,
Cell. A So 41
Culis fi. rtfs
I). ft. G. 41
H!tlll-iV Sec. in...,
Erls prior lien 4
do 4
r. w. a D. C. 14..
Hln Val. 4'....
Bid.
M . K T 4
do
N R. R. ot M. c. .
X. V .' t S'.t
N J. C. g. e
No. Pte0 4...
ll
N. W. t- 4
o S t, rfd
Penn. 1 onv 3vB
Readme ten. 4
St. L I. M. c e
St. LAS F. ft 41
g' 1. a w t 4, .
Seaboard A I,. 4a....
So. rln. 4
So KailwaT f,
Teaa a P. 1
in.1'4
4S
1L
1M'4
11:04
II
71
nt
iH
:
I"!
I
744
T. . Si. L. W
inlon f'arlflc 41 ....
; I
4o conT. 4a
104.4,
;oos
;
' ' ,'-i
: r.
1 6 fMeel 21 hi
Wabavh la
10 den. R
IVntern Md. 4
W. Ic I.. K. 44
Wl 1 antral 4a
Boston
UOSTON. Jan.
cent: time iuins
closing of sleeks
Atehlsns adj. 4a
do 4
Met Central 4
An-hleon
do pfn
Rotion aV Alhmnx....
R.iniotl Ac Maine
Boaeon Klavated ....
ntiiibiot rid
Me. Ct-ntral
N Y.. N. it It..
Per, Maro'istta
I'nifin Pa. lfl'
Amer. Anja. fheiti.
do prd
Amer. Pnau. Tuba...
Amer. Buttr
do pfd
An.e-. T. t- T
A mar. Woolaa
do pfd
Dominion I. tr 8....
Kdleon Kiev, lllu
Oenarat Kleetrk ....
New. Electric
do pfd
Mtsa. Uli
fnltod Krillt
t'nlted Shoa Mara...
do pfd
I". S. Sleel
do pfd ,
Bid.
Stoek Market.
9. Call loans. I'Yai'i Pr
. Sii 4, 1 er tt-:'.. Otf.clal
a.id It'i U":
. 47t' Westlnt. ii.mmo.i ... 9!
-I'lJ'atAdventitre 4
. 74 lAllotief
. I Amalgtmsiad 7J
.liift) Anierl.an Zinc 1:
.!M. Atlantic 17 V
.ITi . Bintham -"b
. 1ST eal. 4 llecia 'f
.14.1 K'anitnnlal -
. J3ii:'cpper Rang
.nunlnair '( :t
. 71 IPoailntno t'oal an
IU'4 FYanklln ll'i
. lfoidranry 1
. N Idle Rnrala
. tra Mats Mining 'i
140 M. hltan 1"
,l;: Jlohasli
.144 IM.mt '. l' 4
. Iia.oid. fiominion
. M .oae-oola
. 14" Parrot
. IQulmr
.146 jithannoli
. 13', Tamarac k . . .
. ..VTrin1ty
. S.'SU'. . Mining
le
.IO-'.
. "'t
.11;.
.
. 22H
. mS
. 4:
. 1
. ll'i
1"4
.1US l . S. (III.
t'tali
US.
l't
Victoria ..
Winona ...
Wolverlre
London gtoek Market.
LONDON", Jan. 9. Clotsinif quotations on
stocks and bonds:
Conanlt, money ... M 5-ie .V. Y. Central 144',
da account 84 7-11; Norfolk & W SI '4
Ana.ionda do pfd s
Alohlton MS Ontario W 42
do pfd 10:1141. Pennaviranla 70&,
Daltlmora 4V Ohlo....I"TS KanU Minea 11
Canadian Pacific . ... .Reading 42
('net. 4. Ohio 4t I do lac pfd 41
Chicago Ot. W 2:114' do 2d prd 4
r.. M. A 8t. V 17i. Southern Hallway ... 3i.Ti
DeBrera 14 I do prd 9S14
ln-nver 4r R. t! ,1JJ, Southern raclfle 4a
do pfd Inlon Pacific Ill',
Erie 40'l do pM Mv,
do lit pfd HOSil'. i".el Sin,
do !d pfd tr.1,1 do pfd l-t
Illinois ( antral 14l4; WatMt'l 22
Lou It. A Nsttl 1424, do pfd 431
l . K. 4 T ItH Rpanlth 4l S'i
SIIvVKR Rar, steady, 2Sd per ounce.
MONKY l(ej3 per cent.
The rate or discount In the open market
for abort bills la 2V4Tr.' per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 per cent.
Xit York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. Jan. . The following are
the closing; quotations vn- mining; stocks:
Adama Con
Alloa , 40
Braece 14
Brunawlck Con
romatiK-k Tunnel .... t
l oo. ( al. ac Vi llo
Horn Ullvtr 150
Iroa Silver Hi9
Uadvilla Ces I
IHUtiCblat ...
f
twarbt
tlphlr
Pfoatli
Potoal .........
Savage
Sierra Narada
9mall Hopea ..
standard
..174
..till
.. I
.. 24
.. M
. . 44
.. 2
..Ud
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Jan. -. Money In the market
today waa In fair demand and scarcer ow
ing to the ll(uldatlon of the Indebtedness to
the Rank of Bngland. Discounts were Arm
on the talk of numerous loan flotations.
Trading; on the Stock exchange was hesi
tating and tinlnterestlng. Rumors of new
Issues and the approaching settlement off
set the effect of the favorable Board ot
Trade returns. Consols were easy. Ameri
cans opened irregular and mostly Improved
to above parity, the New Y'ork bank state
ment having little effect. Erie was In good
demand under a revival f rumors of pur
chases for purposes "of control. Baltimore
& Ohio, New York, Ontario & Western and
Cnlon Pacific were tho features. United
States Steel declined.- Foreigners were
eiuiet. Japanese were a shade easier: Im
perial Japanese government lis.of 19o4 were
quoted at K7- Russian were better, sup
ported (mm the continent.
BERLIN, Jan. 9. tin the Bourse today
coal shares were depressed on account of
the strike.
PARIS. Jan.. 9. Prices on the Bourse to
dav were flrrr and had an upward tendency.
Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at 90.55
and Russian bonds of 1904 at M).
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. .-M ETA I.S-The
metal markets continue to show flrmnes
In almost all departments, with the excep
tion of tin. which has advanced recently in
svmputhy with l.ondou and which reacted
today under week cables. The London tin
market In fact had a sharp break, with spin
closing at 132 6a and futures at 131 ItM.
locallv. tli market waa quiet, with spot
quoted at $2i.10li'3.S744. Copper waa lower
abroad. wlUv spot quoted at 68 U 3d and
futures 18s 9d: locally lake as quoted at
S15 371411 13.5ft. electrolytic ll6.12's'U15.2o. cast
ing 14.b7Mitil5 12W. Lead shared In foreign
weakness, being about 3s Ud lower at 1J:
locallv the market continued flfm. witn
spot quoted at a4.tfj4.7. Spelter was lower
abroad, clotting at 26 2s bd In London. In
spite of which the local omarket showed
firmness, with the general range of quota
tions between $616 and 8.2t. Iron cleised
a little lower abroad, with OUsgowquotliig
4T,s and Mlddlesborough 4Ka .vd. The local
market Is ftrm: large produce! g are holding
supplies around 117.96 for No. northern
foundry and 17.du for No. 2. The general
range is: No. 1 northern "u"..1''
17 96 No. S northern foundry. Hi. 60; No. 1
southern foundry Mttd No. 1 soft southern
,08Tdryi"ria Jan. .-METALS-I,r.d.
steady nt 14 2HM-6-'V4: epelter. Arm at
Iti.'.'J bid.
( alios Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. .-COTTON-flpot
closed quiet; middling uplands i.30c; mid
dling aiUf. 7.77j; sales. 3,743 bales.
ST. LOCIB. Jan. 9 -COTTON-Qulet. un
ohanged; Middling. 7c; sales. 106 bales; re
ceipts. 3nn bales; shipments, 107 bales; 8toc,
MVERPtOL. Jan. 9. COTTON Spot In
fair demand: prices 1 point lower; American
middling, fair. 4.24d; good middling, 4.01d;
middling. 3S9d; low middling. 3.i7d; gtHid
ordinary. .t3l: ordinary, 4.4. d. The sales
of ihe clay were .mt bales, of which l.OOy
bales were foi speculation and export and
Included T.0O bales American. Receipts.
1200 hales, all American. Futures opened
quiet and closed steady; American middling,
g o c Januarv. 3.9od; January.-Februsry,
l'sV-1; February-March. S-.S-td; Mai ch-Aprll.
IkMl: April-May, N; May-June. 3.61.1;
Jane-July. 3.94.1: Jtily-Auguat. S ; Atigut
Septcmber. .w7d; September-October, 3 99J;
October-November, 4d.
Uila gaal Roala.
NEW Y'ORK. Jan. 9. .IUJ Cottonseed,
steady; prime crude nominal; prime yellow.
I2i(224c. Petroleum, ateady; refined nomi
nal: Philadelphia and Haiti more, $7.46; In
bulk, $4 55
TERPENTINE Firm: HfiiUic:
ROSIN Firm; strained common to good,
$" ftotj' 91
"blLCITY Jan. 9 OI 1.8 Credit balances.
II 45; certificates, no bid. Shipments, i::4.7i'l
bbls.: average, 73.795 bbls. Runs, U7.2Ja
bbls.; average. (0.474 bbls. Shlpmenta, Lima.
&K.991 bbls.; average. 64.2"3 bbls. Runs, Lima,
123. 142 bbls.; average. 6i.o07 bbls.
" lagar aaa Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Sl'OAR-Ra w
nominal: fair refining. 4 7-loc; . enli If lural
9 test 4 1&-lic; molasses sugar. 4 $-! Re
fined, firm: No. 4. 4.aV: No. 7. 17'ie-; No. 1.
5 UK ; No. 9. sloe; No. 1". Si's-: No 11. 4, ;
No. 12. .4V: No. IX i.fi". No 14 4 (tK : coti
fei'iloueis' A. sane; mould A. .k : cut loaf.
1. !.' . crushed. 4iwc: teiadeied. 6 u6 ; gisnu
lated. 5.c; elil.ee. i jik-.
MOUJiSSEcl Firm: New Orlealia, i.peu
atttlr, aouU lu th 'lit, 0(1j3.c.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
1 Bf Stetrs Itttdr. Otliert Slow tii
OinTtilj Lower.
HOGS SOLD BIG TEN CENTS HIGHER
Demand for nhrrs and lamb Pally
Towel to supply and Market Haled
Artlve, 4 UN Prices Mraat to
DlMie lllaher tin All tirades.
SOl TH O.V Aii A. Tan.
Recelpls were: t'sttle. Hoes. Sheep.
Official Mondaj 4 mi 2.-"-' .4e9
Same riav last week.. . 2. .. t.?67 11.?'3
Same dav week before.. 1.194 627 "S!
Same thtee weeks so . 3 7.t H i1 ".TDJ
S.ime four week so.Sl 3.v4 4 4:tfi
Snme dav hist v-ar tl 573 4.2'.il 11948
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR DATE
The following table sh.as the receipts
Tor the vear to Cat of cAttle. hogs and
sheep, ajth comparison with last year:
1ja 104 Vc
Cattle imv, 19 3.x 4 1-1
Mnaj.s 10047 f.4.f4 I5.fl17
Sheep !."".;.';'i'3ei 44.922 11"7
The followms: tahe'e 'showa tht averse
Price of hcs at South omaha for the Kia.
leveral days, with comparlaona:
Date j 18047 1 1907; l27lT"PlT , - I1S9J. H
ee. i.
Dee. 20.,
Dee. 21..
lee. 2J.
Dec. $3
Dee. St..
Dec. SI.,
Dee. M.
7ec. i7.
Dec. 29.,
rcc. so.,
Dec. 31..
Jan. I..,
Jan. 2..
Jsn. J..
Ian. 4...
Jan. R...
4 IV. 1,: 4 jc r, en if. 4 77' 3 2
4 6014; I ( Ot! ( 041 4 7tl $ Mi 3 7$
4 44, 4 J4! 0. 4 611 4 Oil i
4 SNW 4 39 Wl I 4 M 4 l 3 34
4 WivJ 4 4;,! 181 061 4 04 3 3.
4 41V 17 ti 27. a 4 ! . 2.4,
at . ' as 1 aa
4 42l 4 54! 4) KI 6 191 4 4 UI 3
4 61
4 dS I
4 61!
4 47 ,
I s 44' ' s"l 4 i" ' s "
4 611 I S 4 HI 4 141 t 44
4 62 1 35' 3.S1 I 4 14, 3 4a
, 4 ' a; jsi R. 30 4 SUI - I '
I104.'lin3. laj2.:i9nl.ilvn.;iK.
; 4 lit H 33; 22i 4 H6 4
1 c. 1 a 4-1 a 941 a Mt' 4 '' 3 67
1!J5.
4 3D
4 43V! 1 C ) 6 19! 4 96. 4 2 I B7
4 4414: 4 771 I C 29 6 t'2 4 27, 3 44
4 4
4 fi S 2S a "4
4 r,4 n : :4 6
.-, 1; ye 1 r. ii s 06
4 SO tt 49 K '. 3
4 37 3 4
1st:.
4 4S
4 nA
4 :i 3 4
I 3 42
4 34
4 38 3 47.
; .1n.
j Jan.
I J"..
4 ill ! 4 ti.' H t'l H 15 3 14
I 1; ill. Snml . IfllcHtc- holldsv.
' The cfflr-hil r'lrilur of car of stock
i brought In today by each road was:
l attle. ttogs. anrvp. 11
C. M. & St. P.
11
1
WiiLash
I nlon Pacific
I C. N. W
1
2
3
J4
P.. K. & M. V
C. R. I. 4 P.. east.
C.. St. P.. M. O..
H. M. Ry
C.. H. Q
12
3
1
2
4D
Illinois Central
14
4
Chicago G. W
Total receipts 191
The disposition o( the day's receipts was
aa follows, cm h lnrv er purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle, liogs. Sheep
Omana Packing Co 471
4 tl
Swift and Company 977
Cudahy Packing Co l.lin
Armour & Co l
Carey & Benton M
Ijobman a: Co ' 21 1
MoCretirv Carey lit)
W. I. Stephen Kx
Hill & Son 22s
Huston & Co x
Hamilton & Rothschild .. 1x
L. F. Husi 44
Wolf Murnan 211
Mike Haggerty S4
Sol Oegau 17
J. B. Roeit & Co 91
Bulla & Kline 121
Other buyers 571
747
7t
1136
1.594)
1.IK4 .
4;i2
Totals ::.VH 2.702 6.113
CATTLE There was quite a lioeral run
of cattle here this morning, bul ihe qual
ity of the offerings whs Interior. That, of
course, had a depressing eftect upon the
market and made buyers rather Indifferent.
A large portion of the receipts consisted of
feeders, so that in reality the supply of
killers was not at nil excessive.
The market on beef sleera was very un
even. Buyers all seemed to be anxious for
desirable grades, and such kinds could
safely bo quoted steady. As high as $5.10
was paid for a two-load bunch of only
fair quality. When It came to the com
mon and warmed-up kinds, the inarkot
was rulher alow and unevenly lower. On
Friday It will be remembered that packers
were all anxious for supplies, and in view
of the absence of good cattle they bought
the commoner kinds at very high price.
As compared with those high FuUs the
market today was a good deal lower In
spots. The general market today eould
ateady on desirable grades, with others
stesdy o ndeslrahle grades, with others
rather sIott -nd unevenly lower.
There waa tome life to the cow market,
butt alill It was not as bruk as it was at
the clove of last week. Aa a general thing,
though, just about steady prices were paid.
Buyers all aeemed to want a few, and as
offering were not excessive it was not
long before the bulk of the arnvais was
disposed of.
Bulls, veal calves and stags did not show
a great deal of change.
There were about sixty cars of stoekers
and feeders in the yards this morning,
which la a liberal run for this sua son of.
the year. The bulk of them were western
lunge cattle. The large supply naturally
made speculator rather cautious, but still
the better grades could be e(uted steady.
The commoner kinds were tugioi ted more J
or less nnn 111 many e-nse's nun io sen i irine
lower than the name kinds brought laai
week. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
7
I
47
11
11
II
4J
12
10
Av.
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...1104
. ..113U
.. .1024
. ..U'u;
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4 .4
4 10
4 li
4 la
4 20
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id. . '.
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4 tt
4 in
4
4 Si
i:nil 4 tin
..1414 4 Si
a .11
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.1474
111
4
s i EKKS AND COWS.
. 1004 4 w
211.
COWS
.. s:
.. 440
.. 171
. . 1.1.8
.. Sr-'a
.. m
..1000
. .11(19
1 r,
.117.'.
..11411
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.. 112
. . yji
. .IK.11
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. .101
..H'27
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2 a
2 40
2 o
2 40
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2 4i
2 70
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.. 07
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.. 744
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S
ANlJ HEIFERS.
... t:
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... 421
I 10 14.
.1001 I 03
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2 !5
72
, 74
. 774
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BULI.
1 u'3 : n 20 :t-.: : 41
1- u; 2 1 u;o : 7.1
l 700 I So 1 Ii40 3 Ti
j ft 2 in 4 1 0,., 14
1 into 2 60 1 14JH t 4.1
1 1110 i 6a 1 liHJ 1 as
I 74 2 l 1 14i 1 3 o
I llo 2 441 1 U4J I J.,
1 IJS0 I 4o 1 It.) 3 2S
1 1470 I 46 1 lSu 3 li
t:ALVE8.
a i.i ! 7. 1 174 I 19
1 2tJ 2 75 1 12 (ill
1 210 4 2i 1 140 i 60
I IM I 1HI 1 7J i ;,o
1 140 g ts : iu 1 li
STOCK CALVE8.
1 It) s : 1 s;. s 74
STOCK COWS A NO HEIFERS
1 441 : ;'. 4 4.4 2 74
1 . . l ! !i
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
1 a 3 44 in ? 3 111
I aa I it 1 744 5 ;.
1 aao 3 a 1 it;o a ii
4 t2 3 4 597 3 il
j a.)0 3 vO 1 3 in
1 a. 4 SM 13 , 474 I Si
7. 144 i So 1' 1 3 if,
7 kit 3 . 4 t.l I u
4t 3 lei to i'l 1 to
2 IS .1 IS 4 f.i 111
6. 144 12" ' t ..; 1 a-.
I ..; 17". 41 Sat tt
9 it I . , il let 1 if
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WTOMINtl.
1" feeeb rs. .liMi 4 CO 24 onus W I 4i
fi-eders. 3 3 fii .u row l'C7 St"'
lei fe eiter. . M 3 R AO t cws lo49 3 l
41feedi rs .Hr-, 4 mi i heifers. . 4.t 3 2"i
72 f.eeln... W 4IO 12 feeders.. 7t 4 l'
llll-ost ! t ai .1 bulls 11W 2 5
in he: f frs.. 731 3 . 3 bulls I27J 2 13
T'. feoits.. 9IU :! ,V 3 sters 12a4 3 5"
lit feed. ts.. 777 3 . 5 31 feeoVr..1l' .1.3
C. Webster Wyo.
28 feeelers.. 73 3 i 21 cows . . . 1.7 3 IS
3 feeder.. 9.'o 3 2 e-ows l.Vi 2 27.
41 fe'C.lors.. 7' 3 9.i 2 fe-edeis.. Tl 3 00
1 feeder... 743 3 !
W. T. Hogt-Wyo
15 tows IHl 3 10 1 cow 12) 3 10
li cows HI 3 10 Scows 1124 3 1"
1 cow 1.T7V 3 P
J A Birtue-Wyo.
32 feeders, fits 3 75 24 steers. .121 3 75
1 t"e1r. JCfio 3 71 1 ste-M' l"7o 3 '.
1 feeder. . . 9g,i 3 (U
HfMiS-There was a small run here this
morning even for a Monday, and with a
good local elemiiiiil and f.ot..he reports
from other points the mmket ruled active
and a hlg Pic higher. Ruvers were all out
In goexj reaton and It was only a short time
before practically nerytltlng In sight Was
dispoeeei of. Some of the trjlns mere u lit
tle late In arriving, which delayed the mar
ket to some extent. The bulk of the hoRs
sold at I4.PO, with the rhol -e loads largely
at 14X21 and 14 T. Pome of the commoner
hogs had to sell a little under 4 u. There
waa not much change In the market from
start to fl'ilsh.
Today's sdvanee takes the market to the
highest point reached since November 19 of
lsst year. Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Hr. .No Av. sh Pr.
!1 !7 ... lii 41 Srs to 4 an
41 144 40 4 U 34 :W to 4 an
Tt tvs 40 4 4 71 rat 40 4 an
31 ::i ... 4 f.71, 7: ... 4 an
7 r t ... 4 S7i, 44 JH ... 4
44 247 40 4 S7't Tt I' too 4 :'4
It '."S? 40 4 an t4 . .. 4 J't
II L'l 1W IM . M 1l 240 4
.. iL' to 4 to : : no 4 tjw
48...
II...
II . .
tl...
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11 . .
...S34 ;oo 4 an ts : ... 4 ni
;4S 4" 4 as
:t7 to 4 an
til to 4 in
is:, ... 1 to
21.1 ... 4i-l
3 ail . . 4 S
tt 1.14 an 4 :,
t 3lt 40 4 45i
it rsi 1 4 !',
M m in 4 7',
4 J to 4 cr.
M 207 ... 4 4
W 311 140 4 4 ".
75 !IJ ... 4 do
5 277 II'J 4 IO
7. tS4 ... 4
Ti :.ti 1:1 4 tn
74 ::4 tl.
'.4 141 40 4 a;.
1: :V ... 4 10
SHEEP There was t.nly a fair run of
sheep and himba here this morning, and
with a liberal demand the market ruled ac
tive and strong to a dime higher. The more
de'siruble grades were of course In the
greatest demand and showed the most ad
vance, but still even the fair to medium
kinds solel withou. a gient deal of trouble
at fully steady prk tu. tjiilte a few Colorado
fed heep arrive, today, but they were
picked up in a huiry at very satisfactory
prices. Colorado yerllngs brought Colo
rado aethers li.fin. Colorado ewes $4 67j and
some Nebraska lambs sold for They
were only fair. Trading was active 'all
along the line and it waa not long before
everything at all desirable was disposed of.
Very few feeders arrived, hut they could
safely lie quoted steady, an commission moil
have a goed many orders nu hand which
they have been unable to fill owing to the
light receipts. 0
Quotations for fed stock: Oood to choice
yearlings, IR.fsglOft; fair to good year
lings. iri.oOfjS.BO; good to choice Wethers.
$5.W'j5.25: fair to good wethers, tl.7546.0H;
good to choice ewes, 44 4oti4.75; fair to good
ewes. tt.(ini'(4.25; common to fair ewes. 13.50
63 90; good to choice lambs. $u.5(r-.j7.00: i':.ir
to good lambs. $6.niiffl6 50; feeder yearlings.
4.nor6.(iO: feeder wetners, $4.2"U4.o: f"eder
ewes, $.V!54i3.7j: fceier lambs, $j.4t!!i5.75.
Representative tales:
No. Av. Pi.
234 western clipped ewes Kfi 3
204 western ewes 113 I '
J;i4 western ewes 113 4 W
24 western ewea 113 4 OI
0 western ewes PS 4 S5
170 western ewes '.'7 4 40
2ul western ewes 113 4 50
2 western yearlings and ewes . 115 4 50
2.K western clipped ewes 114 4 50
anfi western ewes 117 4 50
47S western ewes W 4 53
234 Colorado ewes 105 4 HO
131 western ewes M) 4 HT
S2 western ewes s7 5 ml
1 western wether 130 5 50
112 Colorado wethers 112 5 50
4 western wethers t'7 5 60
1 western wether 9G 5 SO
tin western wethers P4 SO
St- Colorado yearlings 99 00
411 western yearlings and weth
ers s W
?4 western lambs 71 25
4.41 western lambs ;. St) tt 5"
23 Colorado ewes' 71 3 On
13t Colorado ewes M t
7(t Colorado wethers 94 5 t
27 Colorado ewes 101 4 i
Colorado wethers Ill 1 5 i
573 Colorado wethers 110 5 50
1 Colorado wether 130 5 50
223 Colorado yearlings 94 00
CHICAliO I.IVH JTOCK MARKET
4
t attle Tea Ceata Higher, Hon Five to
Tea tents Higher, Sheep Xtrong.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9. CATTLE Receipts.
25.(IU head; market, loc higher; good to
iirime steers. t5.Kii9tf.Hi; poor to medium,
3.7515.50: stoekers and feeders. $2.2584.15;
cows, I1.20'y4.4(i; heifers. $2.tfc5.iu; canners,
tl.25$2.a; bulls, $2.l4I(4.0u; calves', $3.(tl
b HOOS-Recelpts. 39.(I0 head: market. "iT
1K- higher: mixed and butchers. $4 5on
4.774: good to choice heavy. $4.7047 4. so;
rough heavy. Sl.4.",$i4.62!4; light. $1 .40U4.70;
bulk of sules. U.'oi..
SHEEP AND l.AMBS-Rccelpn, 22,10
head: market for sheep, strong; for lambs,
liifaloc higher; good to choice wethers, $5.01
i5.ti; fair to choice mixed. $3.iOi5..si; west
ern rheep. I4.25n5.50: native lambs, $ti.O't'
7.75; western lamba. $3.Sn4i7.isi.
ev York Live Stoek Market.
NEW YORK, Jan . BEEVES Rpcelpis.
4.tMli head; steers opened firm to 10c higher
anil closed strong; bulls steady lo 15c
higher; thin cows steudy; iither slow;
native sleers, $:!.9.i5.i: tops, tS.ia: no
choice here; oxeu. $3.75tl.l5: bulls. fc.To'i
4.20; extra export bulls, 14.40; cows. tl.Bvrti
1.50. Cables quoted live cattle firm at
ll$!l34i' per pounel. dressed weight. She. p
firmer at mill 13-e'. dressed weight. Ship
ments tomorrow, 1,540 cnttle; 2,o.'3 s'.n ;.
and 6.143 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, l.tillt he. id; n.urket
strong; under grades higher: o iiiymhI
calves 2oi. higher; veals, lo.ttlji'.i r; Utile
culves, 14.00; liarnyard calv. s, :.(" j l.);
no westerns; dressed calve Cvin; city
dressed Wal. 95J1I.: per ponfid; country
diessl. tVti IIVO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS hiceipt. !)...Sf)
head: intrket for sheep 15V'25o higher:
laiiibs firm to Its- higher; vheep. $1..5J5.75;
export sheep, t3.soti5.Wti: wethers. t(l..);
culls. ta.ooftjXSo: lambs. I7.26p.26. one
car choice al 14.25; culls. t:.4i$3.5o; Canada
lambs. $7,871. ...
HCMjS Receipts. 10.54i head; market
steady; good state hogs, $5.25.
gt. I.oais Lite stork Maikrt.
ST 1-OL'lB. Jan. 9. CATTLK Receipts,
4 14 41 head. Including 2.' Texans; i!..uket,
aclive. steady to strong gnd higher; native
shipping and export steers $.'i..xi4ie;.26;
dressed beef and butrher steer'. Sl.ttitlS 40;
sleers under I.ouo ikiuihIs. $3.(tti.S.i); stoek
ers and feeders. $2.000 3.-3: cows and hei
fers $2.2511 4 75. ttie top for fniicy heifers;
canners. 1.75'&7.00; bulls. 2.0ul4.UU: calves.
' 5tj7 oO; Texas and Indian steers, $2.7541'
t'oa with fed steels up lo IS.OH; cows and
helfeis. 2 a'ot.eiO.
HIK18 Receipts. t.4w head; mark-t,
steady to 5c higher: pigs and lights. $3.77i4i
4.-5: puckers. 14.454.00, butchers and bent
heavv. I4.t?mi4."5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receljits, i 5o0
head; market, strong; native muttons, 4401)
4i5 l i: lambs. 6.0u(tf7.2a: culls and bucks.
42.ooii4.Sii; stockera, 2.ui473.:5; 'lexant, tsw
i j.UO.
. Kaasas City Lite ftloek Mai Let.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. H.-CATTLK-Re-celpts.
9,.aM head: market, steady to
strong; eholew export and dressed beef
steers $4.7r.S.T6: fair to eoi4. t.l.5tfj4.7.):
wesle.ru fed steers. ! . stockera and
feeders. 12.75V 4. '.5: southern M.cit. Uwt
4 no: southern cows. I '.oaf3.-': native cows,
l17Mit"'; nsllvo heifers. $2.5o"f1; t':l!s.
42 2514 011; calves. U.Uli4.i0.
HOtlS Reeelpts. S.nuO bead: li.aiket. ,V.
10c higher: top. t4.76: bulk of sales 14 &
4 70; heavv. t4 5i4 "R: ouckers, 14 5lft4 7";
Dies nnd light. $3.ft5fi4.50.
SHEEP ND LAMBS Receipt a. 3 OnO
head: market, strong to 10c higher; native
lambs. $.'.5ei7 00: natlverwether". $l'.5j". 7S:
native ewet, $4.0tj6 .); aestern '.inil.s K. (si
4je5 90; western yearlings. $5 0o'fei1i: wes'e-ru
sheep, 13.754(5 00: stoekers and feidurs. f.'.M
41. Co.
gt. Joseph l ive Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jin. 9. CATTLE
Receipts. 2n bead: market, strut gar;
nll. a. 13 75 4.4o; .out and helfe.e. tl.7i'a
4.7.0; stoekers and feedera. I2.7t'i, t.lo.
Hi ;S-Roceipta, 491 bead; market, i'a
higher; lirhl, 14 4oti4.i; medium arid
heavv t4iH:4 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts. 34
httad; market, strong to loc higher: Colo
rado lambs. t7.2: yearlings, Ttoo. eee.
$4 75.
Sleet 4 Itr Lite Mtoek Market.
SIOCX CITY. la.. Jan. 1). .Special Tele,
gram. CATTLE- Receipts. 4 tioO head:
market at long: beevet ;i Mi6..i: eoaa
bulla ant! mixed, l:i'3h, stoekers and
fers, t.'.753.W. ilea and yearltng.
If 6t e
U'MIS - R. eipt. J.Jii head, inirket io
I igher, s'-llli.g at l .1 Hi l.ti. bu W. 14 tin.
4 k:
Stoek la Mailt. .
The following table shoas the receipts of
the stock at the six principal ttesfern mar
kets estrriia; "atte. Hogs fh'ep.
South I'maha 14.41 : i2 ."..4.V1
! Sioux City 4..iil a.iiel .
1 Kbhshs city Ji.iaai S fi ;: uti
! St. l.Ollts ..... 4.1MI l4tl ;.i
St. Joseph 927. 2 1 J.JiW
Chicago JS.itti .! S2.''
Total
4sti .1.11.1 .W.fil
OMtllt 44 HOI F.S41.I. 41 4 R KB T,
Coadlllon nt Trade and Qanlallona tt
laple aaal Fancy Proalaee.
I-:;i48 Cnnrtle.1 stfit k. 2ic.
LIVE IHH'I.TRT- Hens. s ; .tostcrg. 5-;
lurkes. 14c; ducks, V; gece. '.riM:. spring
chickens. !S .
t'KESSFTi IMI LTRY- T'ltkevs. 1-ille:
d'icks. utfilc; gee.e. '.; thickens. 9miocj
P'oste-rr. ti.,
BCTTER racking ttoek. l:c; chol.e te
fstny dairy, 17J1:'. ; creamery. 24t'-1c;
f M. rriuts. 27o.
FRESH FROZEN FISH - Trout. I :
pickerel. 7c: pike. 9.': perch. .". ; blueftsh,
12c; whltefish. 10c: salmon. 13c: tedanarpet.
He; lobster (green,. Ji't: lobster (holledi,
: bullhead? He: catflth. '.4c; black ba.
2fc; halibut. 12c, crapplet. L'c; buffalo, .'c;
wh'te bast. 11c; frog legs, per dog. 2c.
BRAN-Pre ton. ll.") i4.
HAY-Prices quoted by t.msha Wholesale
stealers' astociaiiou : (t.oice No: 1 tiplsnd.
$..n. No. 2. tei .), n.edlum. Is .50; cosrse,
tint. He trs-. $5 5.). Vtiese prices see
for hay of gooel color and qualitS'.
liYSTERS New York connie. per ran.
45c; extra selects, per can. ": standard!,
ter can. JOc. bulr. istandardt). per gal ,
11 5: hulk textra selectsi. per gal.. $1.7;
bulk (New York counts 1. per ga',.. tl. 90.
TROPICAL FBI 1 18
ORANGES-eCallfornl.i Ledisnd navels. aU
sites. I2 7fi3 0fi; cheilce naels. 12 5o2.7l;
California seedlings, all sites. $2onfi2 25.
LEMONS -California rancy. I2.7&; JOO and
$s. Ii7&-i4 0i). choice. I3.2n.u3 50.
DATES-Per hot Of 30-lb. pkg . I2.0;
Hallowe'en. In 70 lb. boxee. per lb.. Stftic.
FIUS California, per 10-Ib. carton. .5
15c; importtd hmyrna. 4-croan, 12H: t
erown. 14': 7-erown. lc: fancy imported
twashed). in 1-lb. pkgs. Itsinxc. Calirornia,
per case of 3 pkt.. 2.af
BANANAS Per medium eittd bunch, 12 Ot
fi2&0; iomo.w. $2 7ofi3tV).
'RAPE FR1.'1T-Per bo ofUUti, 1501
64.60. . .
FRLMS
APPLES Home-grown Jonathana. per
bbl., 2&; Ben Davit. i' 25: New Tork
Kings. 3 2V New Yorir Oreenings. tl.tid;
New Ycilt V.l.lw:ns. 12.75; Colorado Jona
thans. '. 7." W.no Savi. per bu. boi. tl tn.
PEARS Ptah. Colorado aiiir California,
fall varieties, per box. tl.5o1il.75.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Be!1 and
Bugle, per bbl . .I0: Wisconsin Bell and
Cherry and Jersoys. per bbl . t7.75; per boa,
$2.76.
!RAPES Imported tralagas. per keg.
$G.oii4iii50
TANGERINES Florida or California, pet
H-brx. $2.60.
VEGETAiiLES.
POTATOES Home-grown, Hi tackl. pef
bu.. 4.'c; t'oloraoo, (er bu.. U0j.
J l.tl.MfB Old, per nu.. vie; i-anaua ruiav
bagas. j.rr lo.. 11.
CA
tMPOTH Old ner bu.. 40c.
PARSNIpg-Old. per bu.. 40c.
RKKTK Old tier nu.. O.JC
NAVY REANS Per bu.. Il.i452.00
ONIONS Home-grown, red. In sacks, per
bit . tl.W. Spf-iv-!,. r-" crate. II.oo;
Colorado yellow, per lb.. 2c: whit, per lb.,
2V4C.
CI CI'MBERS Per tlo2 . $? otsjJI.SS.
TOMATOE California, per 4-basket
crate. 'i 2r.
CABHAOE Holland seej per lb.. Vie.
SWEET POTATOES Kangas kiln dried,
per bbl.. 12.50
CELERY Per dog, 25iilj0c; California.
45c.
RADISHES Hothouse, per dog.. 46c
ONIoNK New. southern, per doa., 46.
TCRNIP8 New, southern, per dog., 46c. 1
BEETS. New. southern, per doz., 4c.
PARSLEY New. per dog.. 45c.
MISCEI LANKOIJS.
BAUER JLRAUT Wisconsin, per keg,
12.50.
CIDER New Tork, per bbl., $510; per
bbl., 13 2.
CHEESE Wisconsin Twlnt. full cream.
12H4j13c; Wisconsin Young America. 13c;
block Swiss, new, loc: old. 16S17c; Wiscon
sin brick. !c; Wisconsin llmburger, 13c.
HIDES No. t green, 7c: No. 2 green, c:
No. 1 salted, R4c; No. 5 salted, 7Wc; Ns. 1
veal cslf. 9c; No. 2 veal calf. 7c: dry salted,
86 14c; sheep sells, 25ci$1.0u; horse h;rt,
tl.rorj.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 14o; hard shell, per lb., 1.V ;
No. 2 soft shell, per lb.. 12n; No. 2 hsr.l
ahnll, per lb-. '2c; pecans, large, per lb..
12c; small, per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per lb.. 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., ftc; Chili walnuta.
j per lb.. 12(&134c; almonds, soft shell, par
in., lie; nam sneu, per iuM iac, tnrtiauw,
per lb.. 12Vol5c; new black walnuta. per
In, . 75J'90c; shellbark hickory nuts, per bu.,
I .7i; large hickory nuts, per bu., 11.50.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fi-alte.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows no change from
conditions recently reported. Prime In
moderate demand for higher grades. Com
mon. 44i4c; prime, 6c; choice, t'OSH i
fancy, 687e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes,
firm, particularly for the smaller sites,
such as t-90a and 90-loos. Quotations
range from according to grade,
for California, while Oregon prunes range
aa high as V for larger slss. Aprleote
are said to be attracting improved atten
tion and rule firm: choice, 9410c; extra,
choice, lOVfillc; fancy. 12ftl6c. Peaches,
firm, with choice Ht !'4c; extra choice,
lo'if, H-V1; fancy, ll12c.
CosTee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9 COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at an adv: ie of
5 iiolnts on May and unchanged oaf -thr
positions, which was rather a poor re.ttttnte
to the higher Kurniean cables. Later tb
French market lost part of Ite early gain
and prices here slipped off and the market
was ilnaily steady at unchanged prices to
a .Incline of 10 UolntS.
i Business was very quiet, with the total
' sales amounting to only 5H.750 bags. In
I eluding January at 7.4o4i7.7ic; March, 7 Wt
(.: Mav. s.l.M'; June. ft.25c: July, S.aoo;
September. s.4fS05c. Spot, quiet; No. T
P.l.i. Vac
Wool Market.
LONDON. Jan. 9. WOOL The arrival of
wool for the fiil series of auction galea,
scheduled lu open on January 17. closed to
day, with the following atocks: New South
Wales. 15. '"0 hales: Queensland. I4.2M bales;
Victoria. 41. 4M Hales; bnutn Australia,
! Si.t bt.les: West Australia. 13.640 bales;
' Tasmania. 1,074 bales: New Zealand, 34.721
; bales; Cape of Good Hope and Natal. 4S.5t-'l
J bales; of this 49.uco bulee were forwarded
' lilreot to sDlnnnrs.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9. WnOI. Bteady : nie
dluni grades, coinlill.g and clothing. 3j29c;
light fine. Wi22Hc; heavy fine, 144jlac; tub
washed. 274,41c.
Dry Goode Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9. DRY OOODS-r-The
market ahowr. reluctance on the part of
..eis ie. operate, except at a reduction.
As a consequence trading la at more or
lets ni a atandatii:. although more buyer
are coming to market who are In need of a
cerml 1 amount of goods, but gre simply
buying 10 Keaaeort their stock.
blsky Market.
PFORIA. 1:1.. Jan. .-WHliKr-Dlan-l.rs'
ntilthed goods,, on baait of ll.ia fee
t.(oti u lues.
8'!-. UU'18. Ja 9. WHISKT-Market
tteadv 011 batia of 11.27 , fer spirits.
CINCINNATI". .Jun. 9.-W HlSKY-FI.
lshed goods, lower, on basis of ll.iJ.
lata' Prices Adrttt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9. All grades o' r-Pi-.ed
sugar were sdvahCed Jo cents per Kd
potir.ds todjy, ' , .
Elgin Batte Market.'
ELGIN. III.. Jan. 9 - BUTTER Firm. o.
an advance of 1c from last week. Sales for
the week, 4-.ut It. .
Resale Biislnn ktaortel Alltt.
PI'EBIX). Colo.; Jan. 9-E. 8. 7rlfTiti.
a conductor, stated fo.lay tliat he had
tern Bessie Boulon. the woman who 1a
thought 10 be the Cutler mountain victim.
It Salt Iake city a few days ago with
William Franklin, who la being sought by
the police on the charge of being the niur
der?r of the Bouton woman.
Edwards -Wood Go-
(Incorporated)
ngio Offic: Fifth dad Robert rt
ST. PAUL, fllNN.
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