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THK OMAHA DAILY BEE: TIU'HSDAY. JAXfARY 12. IMS.
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GRAIN ANB fRODLCE MAKRET
loow it Htj aid Geiernl tad Mtioi
Much te Wioter Wheat.
EAST MAY BE SELLING ITS LONG LINE
tor SalBmeats l.aiirr Than Hr
ported tor Inst Wrrk-Mtrkt(
Shone MrnB tndrrtone
-)u Livelier.
UMAWA. Jan. 11. 4.
"Tli heavy giifMl snow in the best
thing that has happened in"e the winter
wheat wns planted." Mid a local main
man who has held rather poor Idea of
the chances of the next crop, "fp to the
present time have hart v ry little snow
"ver the i-ntlre winter wheat belt there
haa IWn pr.ictii ally a drouth. The plant
nr thest- reasons has hurt to fine extr.-ine
cold without much vitality and I fear with
considerable rtmp Now we have a tine,
heavy miuw over the greater part of the
belt, from up In the Dakota south through
Kansas ann east over the Ohio vaihy.
It will go tar toward saving the crop arid
will at leant Mve anv furlhiT damage."
The wle men are dtvliicil in uplnlon as to
wh'ther or not the WhH uticct longs have
sold part of thfir big line. It was gen
erally behaved Tuesday afternoon thu
easterners, particularly .lohn V. Hate.. had
liquidated wit 4.'ii).nni hwhes during Mon
day and Tuesday. Thl Idea is not so gen
eral today and In mafiv well Inform, d i Ir-
lea it ia thought no meat part or the hold
ing ha been disposed r.f. The Wall street
ana; baa shown It could piinifh the bears
and haa shaken off norm- iinilcwirahlo i,m
pany. It la thought for tm present, they
ar content with scalping operations on
a very large scale with lliicuiatloiis of 5
or rents. The market today looked like
a decline. t opened liv the Muv at the.
losing figure of Tuesdav $l.lt4. and at one
time advanced to $1,174. but tiv noon It
had gradually settled down to $1,144. Later
it rallied somewhat, going to 4. The July
ranged from TO40 to Vtr.
The primary rcceipta ate 452.f"J bushels.
gainst Kl.onti bushels last vcnr. Chicago
had eight cars of wheat and Duluth six
cars. Minneapolis got half of receipts for
the unw day last year and Winnipeg got
.14 cars only, 2u of which wnM low grade.
Kansas City, St. Louis nnd Omaha receipts
were comparatively bettor t hull the north
ern. The Minneapolis stdeks have declined
cuo.ixyi bushels for four days. The smnll re
ceipts make probable n big dcicase In the
primary Monday. St. Louis wires bids are
ri ctlved there from North Carolina mills
for good milling . wheat. Puluth reports
ale of Ave loads Manitoba low grade
wheat for Liverpool. Complaints ore re
ported from New England of poor (imillty
of flour being received, lluslncss will be
ruined. It Is said, if better wheat ia not
ued.
Newport New report today the shipment
from there of 7i)oi". bushel corn lust week.
. This makes over l.'nn.eoo bushels reported
hipped from American port during the
. week. The export demand Is. however,
light Just now. The movement in the east
Is also light, but that west of the Missis
sippi I fair. The market began to display
a strong undertone thl morning and there
was a large covering by shorts. The mar
ket, while showing an upward tendance, ad
vanced but a little. The rinsing price, how
ever, was the high point of the day.
Oats showed a larger deerenKn In the visi
ble than had liocn expected by the profes
sionals, showing n good consumptive de
mand. Tills led to n fair buying.
Omaha t:li Market.
.' WHEAT Nt-. 2 hard, Il.OtWfl.fx: No. 3
hard. PNcfil.OI: No. 4 hard, 9cVaSc; No. 3
spring, $1.07.
COKN-No. 2, 3S4e; No. 3. 3Se; No. 4.
374c; no grade. 33 -o Wo ; No. 2 yellow. 3S-?r:;
. No. 3 yellow. 3Sc; No. 2 white, 34c; No.
r S white. 3c.
OATS No. 2 mixed, :8c: No. S mixed,
?74c; No. 4 mixed, 2nV4c; No. 2 white. 29c;
No. 8 white, 2c; No. 4 white, 27'&2Sc;
standard, 2:!4c.
Carlot Receipts.,
Wheat. C'urn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Ht. Louis ....
Winnipeg ....
Omaha
8
1S4
. 47
24t
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. 05
. 34
. 20
34
34
S3
59
I'rleea In Minneapolis.
The following table shows the range of
prices In Mlnneapnllu ua reported by "Ed
wards, Wood ; Co. :
" Open. High. Low. Cloe.
Wheat .'
May LlTHi l.W l.WSi 1.17H
July i 1.1R 1.151 1.14(- 1.15'
tieptember .... 9:iVil I i 9ai
Ciraln Markets K.laowhere.
Clohlng prices of grain today and Tues
4lky at the murkets named were aa follows:
CHICAGO.
Wheat
May ....
July
X.'orn
May ....
July .....
Wheat
May ....
July
Corn
May July
Wheat
Jly
uly
Cyrn
Itay ....
July .....
Wheat
May July .....
Wheat
May July
Wheat
May July
. , . Today. Tuesday.
1.17
WlA
44-SB
4o',B
41-SH
46?kl
KANSAS CITY.
1.06'i
IWil
42'i
42' ,
4-SU
ST. iouia.
1.I8'
116 VB
4:1 a
1.1ft B
42Tj
434
MINNEAPOLIS.
1.1?:
1.17'i
I.IV.B 1-i'o'i
UULUTH.
1.17
1.17'i
1.1.".',!. 15 I.15a
NEW YUKK.
.. l.lrt'i
.. l.WI'n
l.ltl'i
MW V O It hi il'. KKAI, MARKET
Uaatatluns
of Ike Day
uu Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Jan. It KLOl'R-Keceipts,
2y.U40 bids.; export. .6. 1 In bbis. Market was
iirm with fair liupiiry; winter patents, 5.o0
u6.4; winter slruigiitH, i.i.jiii.tii; Minne
aota patents, $..Mitti.3;i; winter extras,
i4.M); Mliinoaotit tiakers', H.Ji;t,5; winter
low grade. $j.4.'.'(4.10. Ityv tluur, ilrni;
fair to good, $4.401114 iUi choice to fancy, Hi
(jj.iiO. lliickwlicat Hour, dull; -'.oO per 1"0
10.
CORNMEAL Easy ; fine white and yel
low, Jl .b; course, new, Jl.lwul.ll. kllu dried,
ji.).!0.
KYE Nominal; No. 2 western, 75c asked.
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 44ci c. I f. New
York; malting. 4iu2c, c. i. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 7,H bu. Spot market
Irregular; No. 2 led, l.li',; No. 1 hard,
Manitoba, ti l-'1. ' o. b. utloat. Optiona
were wl austalued up to midday on light
receipt, bull support and covering, but
wcakuned under a disappointing caah altu-
tlon, stop losses aeliing partly rumored for
Wa.ll street account, and heavy allow all
oVfV the west. The close wus irregular at
a, prtlal Ho decrease; Jut) , l.ua'o I
cloned 4U.03',.
CORN Rtpt, MStM bu. exports, G4,4
bu. Spot market hteudy; No, 2. 64c, nom
inal, elevator, and 52c, t. o. b. utlout; No. 2
yellow, 62'io; Ni 2 white. 52'4c. Option
market was negl)cted. but steady at the
west, closing net unchanged; May, joVtt1
au'tc closed oMc.
OATH Kaceipta, 37. Sun bu ; exports, 4.&2S
bu. BixJt market barely steady; mixed, 2tt
to S3 los., 3Vjxi'i liutural white, 30 to
32 lb., 37h33ke'; clipped white, 3t to 38 lbs.,
J4M141C
HAY Firm; shipping, V'q'c : good to
choice, HW7Vc.
HOllS-KIrm; slate, common to choice,
1!4, 2Wi37c; 1S. SoftSSc; olds, 14c; Pucille
coast, 2UJ0c. 1UU1. 3u33c; olds, 14tt
17c.
HIDES Virm; Galveaton, 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California. 21 to 2R lbs., 19c; Texas, dry,
M to SO lbs., 14V-
LEATHER-Klrm; acid, 24fj2ne.
t I'KOV 1B1U. neer. sieauy; ramuy, u uo
12. vO: mess, vmv oo; oeer naips, .'.' .uS
1.50; packet. 115.cpotlu0; city extra India
lies. I4.6(Ql0'. Col meats, steady; pick
ld bellies. I Iti.754j7.00; plcklud hmil,lii s,
i.li'V,: pickled iiama, i 7.rtU "i. Lard, rlim;
western steamed, 7.U5; letined. steady; con
tinent, t7 1: Mouth American. f7o; com
pound. tH.nH'irf.uu. folk. iulri; family,
tl4 n(jl4 M; short clear, II3. W.uO, mesa,
$12 7.V(JI3 i
TALLOW Quiet; city, 4'e: country, 4i
4'4)C
KICK Quiet ; domestic, fair to extra. 2T4j
(bn'e; Japuii, nominal.
Bt'TTER Steady ; street price. etra
creumeo. i'JU Ofrtclal prices, cream
er v, common to extra, lWilfftc; creamery,
held, conin on to extra. 21ii27c; state dairy,
common to extra. 15i22c; weatein factory,
common to choice, 14iUc; wlein Imlta
lloii creamery, ooiiwuuv to choice, Uj'.'Jc.
EOUti titrong; witeru fancy tclocted,
UP ; western averag" hest. .
CHEEK Strong ; sl..te. full cream, Muall.
cniorcd and white, fancy, l.,li ; hue. ,
li'e made. loloK'd and white, pnoi in
tujlv., , laist coli'ied and white,
fsncy. 12; fine, ll'ill'ic; lats made col
ored s-nd white, poor ro- choteev Senile.
HOl'LTR Y AH-e. steady; western chick
ens, ll'c; fnwis. lxy; tirkes. I:tl4e.
Pressed, ttrm; western rht'-kens, HSytic;
towls. JHil2c, turkeys. lSlc.
IMKAt.O on.i Afl l'ROIMU
Featarea at tke Tradlac aad ( losing;
Prices a Board of Trade,
CIMCAOO, Jan. IV Continued small re
ceipts formed the greater Influence today
In the wheat market. After a nervous ses
sion the nintket closed- trrm, with May
delivery showing awftatftV of 'ftSc. Con
sad oats are nra'ettuklfy unchanged. lTo
vlslons are n shade lower to 7'4- higher.
Ixiwer ciibles, with rain nnd snow south
west, caused an easy tone In wheat at
the opening. Msv was unchanged to '.
lower at -I.IVI1.1V Helling was quite
liners! at the start and Mny declined to
li.in't. More delib'-rstlon. however, upon
conditions in the fnlted State convinced
many tinders thst higher prices for wheat
were probable. Receipts in the northwest
today showed a liberal decrease; compared
with last week and a year ago. In addi
tion t lie? total primary receipts were almost
M per cent less than the corresponding day
last year. Stocks at Minneapolis made a
decrease of 4i.noi) bu. In four days. A
number of large commission houses soon
became fairly good buyers and as n result
prices advancd. The ease with- which the
market rallied, however, was more the
result of a kick of offerings, the. purchas
ing of 2.S.IMI bu. being the signal for n
letup In the selling. Short were moderate
buyers on the upturn. The high point on
May for the day was reached at I1.17V1
I 17V I'rofit-taklng fur a prominent holder.
loiinweci by cpiite general selling on the
part of the put traders, caused rt sharp
reaction. May declining to Sl.l4j. Weak
ness of the St. Louis market had much to
lo with the rlecllnn here. Purlng the last
half hour of trading the greater purt of the
less was regained on renewed covering by
hurts. TTie market closed firm with May
at H.17if1.17'n. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 12J.EH0 bu. rrimary re
ceipts were 4n2.3oO hu., otupari-d with
141. iVm a yesr ago. Minneapolis, tniluth and
Chlcngo reported receipts of IHu cars, as
agalnM 622 last week and 5o5 a year ago.
Smaller local and primary receipts had
a steadying effect on the corn tnnrket.
Trading was very quiet. The market was
a trlh easier at the start, us a result of
lower cables, but a fair demand from com
mission house created a firmer undertone.
May opened unchanged to n shade lower
at 4ll5'(?44'Sc, sold up to 44Tc und closed
at 4 IV'e44c. Local receipts were 14 ears,
none of contract grade.
In Rjnipathy with the firmness of other
grains, the oais market was steady. Light
offerings here and In toe country had a
strengthening Influence., ' May openel a
shade higher to ',c lower at 31ti31V.
sold up to 31V- and closett't 31Hc. Local
receipts were 51 cars. .- .
Early In the day sentiment In the pro
visions market was comparatively bearish,
owing to weakness of hogs at the yards,
loiter a firm tone developed on a fair
(iemand from shorts. At the close May
pork was up "He. nt $12.45. May lard wus
off a shade at tti.82,'Q".so and ribs were up
5c at $tf.6'o(i.ii7V4.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
45 cars; corn, 223 cars; oats, 38 cars; hogs,
40.0'TU head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Clo.se.l Yes y.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
Jan. Muv
July
Oats
Jan. May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. May
July
Ribs
Jan.
May
July
I
lltHi-Tk,
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41 V
1 1T,
Wl K'l 9!"
I I I
41H 41'4ft:, 414
44', 44'i'((', 44s.
41 S
44
!44,Ml-V
i'.ifKi
45V4. 45' ,fi U ; U 43ii U
3"'l
31'.
31V
I
12 20
12 62'.3
3il'l
31'.!
314"i-
nav,,
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31',
I
: l
:iH
314
12 afi
12 57i
6 2i
85
6 ltd
3T
2H
K774
31 4:
314-
I
12 324' 12 20
12 324 1
12 MS 12 50
I
li till !
i "'
li 3741
6 W I
75
I
11 IK)
6 85
6 37U
ti 674
8U
ti U
ti 80
90
I
6 374
6 674
6 75
ti I'll)
ti 8o
6 W
B S74'
674i
6 80
No. 2. ,
Cash quotations were as follows:
KLOl'K Steidy; winter patents, $5 l(Vg
5.2u: straights. J4.80'u 5.0c: spring patents,
$5."oi8.50; straights, $4. 504.90; bakers, $2.70
WHEAT No. 2 spring. $1.12'&l.lti; No. 3,
ll.02fll.15; No. 2 red. $1.18ft 1.204-
CORN-N t, 43c- No. 2 yellow, 43o.
OATS No. 2. 30'c; No. 2 white, 32324c;
No. 3 white, 304fir314c.
. HVE-Kn.2, Veo..
BARLEY Oood feeding, 36S7c; fair to
choice malting, 41&47P.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.16; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.23; prime timothy, $2.80; clover, con
tract grade, $13.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $12.38
12.40;. lard, per HX lbs., $ti.iW; short ribs sides
I loose), $H.1244i".25; short clear sides
(boxed). $ti.50(f(6.'-24.
Receipts and shipments for the day were
as follows: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, hhls 41.40D , 31.HU0
Wheat, bu 57,01 44.500
Corn, hu 5t2.900 12,04)
Oats, bu :.' 342,000 137,800
Rye. hu 11.4oo 21.900
Barley, bu 144.400 31.700
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries. llVpiMc;
dulrtes, 134fc24e. Eggs, Iirm; at mark,
cases included, aiJSic; firsts, 254c; extras,
294c. Cheese, steady; lKftlie.
!4. I.oula Grain and Provisions.
ST. IXICIS. Jan. 1L WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, $t.l8;t; track. $1.I8W
1.19; May, $I.184$1.18H; July, 9641596V; No.
i hard, $1,1141.13.
CORN-Firm; No. S cash, 43c; track, 444c;
May, 43&4S4c; July, 434e.
OATS Firm: No. 2 caah. Sic; track, 32c;
May, 81V-: No. 2 white. 324c,
FLOl'R Firm; red winter patehts, $5.40
ft 6. 50; special brands. $5 tioftS.To; extra fancy,
$5.00(i5.1.ri; clear. $4.55f8 4.70.
SEEI Timothy, nominal nt I2.0O&2.4O.
COHNMEAISteady at $2.40.
BRAN Lull, easy; sucked, east track, 86
ti S7c.
HAY-Dull; timothy, $8.0ti 13.00; prairie,
$6.OH''g!.50.
IRON COTTON TIES-9:ic.
BAOOINO 7'kC
IIF;MP TWINE 64c
PROVISIONS-Pork. higher; Jobbing,
$11,324. old; new. $12,574. Lard, unchanged;
prime uteam, $0.35. Dry Bait meats ( boxed ,
steady; extra shorts, $ii.624; clear ribs,
$1,874; short clears, $7. Bacon (boxedi,
steady; extra shorts, $7.50; clear ribs, $7,624,
short clear, $7,874.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, I040;
springs, 104c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 11c;
geese, 8c.
BUTTER Firm: creamery. IS'nSoV:
dairy, ISfn'Soc.
EOU8 Higher at 24c, case count.
Recel.ts. Hhipniepts.
Flour, bhls S.rtoo I5,tm
Wheat, bu J5.
Corn, hu 3t.ti 57.(t
Outs, bu 59,000 27,000
Kansas Clly Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 11. WHEAT Dull
to weak; May. $L0tvi1.07; July, HUMrPiKV-;
cash. No. 2 hard, $l.o8'all0; No. 3. $1.Wa
1. (',,; No. 4, 99o&$1.05; No. 2 red. $I.12!.1;
No. 3. $1.09'Bl ll; No. 4, 99ctfl$t,nJ; receipts,
32 cars.
CORN Firm: May, 42V ': July. 42-Sc;
cah, No. 2 mixed. 42c; No. 3, 41fg42c; No.
3 white. 42i&42Hc; No. 8. 414i.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white, 314032c; No.
3 mixed. 3Uc. , ,.,. . . ,
HAY Steady, choice timothy, $9.004 t.Su:
choice prnlrle, $7.50.
RYE Steady, 75'.
KOUS Firm; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whitewood Included, 25c; case
count. 24c; cases returned. 4 less.
BUTTER Creamery, 23-a27c; dairy. 19c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu Jj.... 25.tiO i8.0ie
Corn, bu 9,flnn 43.200
Oats, bu 9,Ciu 2.OU0
Minneapolis Grain llarket.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 11. WH EAT Mav,
$117mi.l7: July. $1,154; September, 934c;
No. 1 hard, $1.18S: No. 1 northern. $l.lu:
No. 2 northern, $1 .12..
FLOL'R Firm: patents, $i.50ift.0: second
patents, $.3uiiii 40; first clears, $4.15tt.So;
second clears, $2.t42 70.
BRAN In bulk, $14.00. r ,
Liverpool Grain. Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. lt.-WHEAT-Snot.
nominal: futures, quint: March, Ts Id; May,
7 ,d: July, 7s 4d. . . .
CORN Spot. American mixed, new, easy.
4s 14d; American mixed, old, quiet, 4s lid;
futures, steady; March, 4s Id; May, 4s
14d.
Mllwsskee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 11. WH EAT Mar
ket lower; No. 1 northern. $l.!t.iM; No. t
northern $1.1041.14; May, $1.17al 17',.
KARl?t;Y-SteaUyi No. X Mfoic; sample.
S74i61c.
CORN ',c up; No. 3, 12'4j43c; May, 44c.
Dalalk Grain Market.
IM LCTH. Jan. U.-WHEAT-To arrivn:
No. 1 northern. $1 16: No. 2 northern. ai.
On track: No. 1 northern. $1 IS; No. j
northern. $1.08; May, $1.17; July, $1154; Sep.
ti mber. 95' i .
Peoria Mnrkrl.
Pi:oRIA Jan. .11 CORN-H gher; No. $.
ti'.ii i No. i ilVjc; no gtade.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Marktt it Dull aad Icctiv, witk Valnai
Near Tnidy Nigh;' a Larel.
TRADERS ARE AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS
Proposed l.enlslallon Affectlan Inter
state Commerre nnd Poor Outlook
for Winter Wheat (anse
Hesitation,
NEW YORK. Jan. 11 Sin h market as
there was lor stocks today was restricted
to testing iiperntions by proti sslonals In
attempts to olsinvcr th trend of the mar
ket. 1'he attempts were unsuccessful ior
the simple reason that the market lud no
trend. Them was a coiiditl.in 01 htnargy
with prices very near to last night's Rve.
The undertone is tniilenia hly lirni and such
testing opeiatlons hs the pmlesslonal ope
ratora venture upon are indicative of a
spirit of hopefulness for higher prices,
'lhus for several days past the eorly trans
actions have Irt'en light I. living orders with
following r cessions, when the dtsnpMtiit
iug fact Is develop. -d that traders ste ahmr
in the market. This stagnant condition of
slier illation Is a surprise to those w ho
looked lor active dealings with the January
congestion of money s ipply and the effort
to 11 mi explanation for it points to various
surmists.
The natural accumulation of moncv in
New York Is modified to some extent bv
the outgo of gold and next week's require
ment of $l'i.0v.'n for the return of gov
ernment deposits is sul'ject to considera
tion. But the almost piethorlc condition
of the money market and the low interest
rstes prevailing make this an Improbable
explanation for the neglected speculation.
The unprecedented rush of depositors at
the local savings bank this week Is of
fered s part explanation of the diver
sion of investment funds, the attraction
being the advance In the Interest rate to
depositors offered by many of the banks.
Then there Is some distrust or the level
to which prices had h.-en pushed in antici
pation of the January movement nnd
skepticism as to the wisdom of speculative
nttempt to lift the price level higher. There
have been dividend resumptions and in
creases which gave color to rumors of
similar action In other cases. But on the
other hand, some of these rumors have
proved in founded, notahlv bv the main
tenance of the regular dividend rates bv
the c entral R.illroad of New Jersey anil
the I nlon Pacltlc. There is a verv free
discussion of the alleged practice of over
certlficatlon of checks for stock market
operations and this discussion Is kept stim
ulated by legal proceedings in progress.
Jhese proceeding have a bad effect on
stock market sentiment.
The legislative proposals nt Washington
and poor reports from winter wheat crop
are continuing Influences for conservatism
today a movements cmII for slight special
mention. Southern Pacific was affected
ty explanation of the announcements of Its
refunding plan. The local tractions were
Influenced further by the belief of some
LT, n.T ,1''ve'"l''",;h h fiectlng Intercom
Rapid Transit. The rise of a few special
'Jrh' indeterminate tone of the
market uncharged up to the closing.
I he movement of bond nrlces was irreg
- r.i. tn7"'' W1,y !1 Wfl1 diffused activity
M)ur.,r mrTk';!- , T,',al Sillv!- rmr value.
$3,840.01X1. United States 2 s declined i
per rent on call '
Quotations 011 the New York Stock ex
cliMiigc ranged 11s follows:
Mchlsnr, SiUes.lllgh.Low Close.
Atchison pfd (,'irt loor; pmii
Atlantic Coast Lin,...
BaLlm'oM yjk'- '' 1T
a"""1"" leucine l.:H 133:1.
1.1J-, 133
ciurai or iv. j 4,10 owe ,,,,17
Chesapeake & Ohio! 1.31,1 s
4.-V a,-,
4-'S 42
83 X)
. iiicago s Alton 'no 4-1
Chicago & A. pfd.... In) s;
Chicago Jt. W n mi
Chicniro V i- " " rr '
Chicago, M. ft St'.'p! 'ii'.:V) 173'. i7;ii -'
h cago T. & T mm) hts pJ ,,V
ch,c"fcTi,T-,,'r'!' xm
.. ....: ht. Louis to
Colorado & So ua ( oj"
Colo. & go. 1st pfd.. 300 5i.4 5.nw
Colo. & 80 2.1 pfd.. 100 suij 36 35U
Ielaware & Hudson pu
Delaware. L. A W 3;),-.
Denver R. 1; ,tnn i "Vi" ,
Denver ft R. G. pfd.. KOfl M4 s S'i
',r'" 18.700 rsrf, :4 3:14
Erie 1st nfd. ' o-i t-t. --i?
2m)
7Si
Erie 2d pfd
Hocking Vallev ...
1.2C )
tiiu
Hocking Val pfd...., "'. """ 1 (134
Illinois Central , tj.300 15y,4 15M jpsV,
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd "" 551
K. C. Southern 100 28i "iai -Mil
K. C. Southern pfd.. ) fi.14 6.31 7 Ki,
Louisville & Nash... 1.900 no HniJ I40U
Manhattan L 18,300 170'i li4 G9i.
Metropolitan Sec 2.800 77 75 7i;t".
Metropolitan St. Hy.. 17.100 117 115a. 117lT
Mexican Central ti.HOO Si7 3'Vi 'M!
Minn. & St. L . . f.o
M.. St. P. & 8. 8. M. . 20 8914 894 89U
do pfd J41J
Missouri Pacific 4,:0 10rtN, l(;'i icmi;
M..
K. & T 2.f) 31V 314 mal
Pi., iv. 4- 1 . prd 2.500 34 63 63
N. R. R. of M. pfd.. 4,."i00 43a, 4Lm' 42'k
N. V. Central l.Tioo 144 1I3U 1434
N. V., O. & W tji) 41 1; 41 40'i
Norfolk & W 79 7!) 79
Norfolk & W. pfd so '
Pennsylvania 11,200 137'. l::7a, 1:1714
P.. C. C. & St. 1 100 77':. 77'4 77
Reading 13,!) 82'J .81'; 8u;
Reading 1st pfd SO SI", . SI; . ia
Reading 2d pfd ' 83'?
Rock Island Co 6.R00 3)r: 3iaj .
Rock Island Co. pfd 84
St. L. 8. K. 2d pfd... 800 71 70 70'i
Ht. Louis S. W Sco 23' i 24
St. Louis S. W. pfd.. 7' 58 571 57
Southern Pacific n.noO Otii !'.
Southern Pacltlc pfd. 3.4f) llv4 litii. llT
Southern Railway .. Set) :Vi'5 34".J 35
80. Railway pfd ,io" !;a-4 Wi4 Siiij,
Texas & pacific :mi :ir,i4 :ir,i, 34a..
T., tit. L. & W 'VA 3ii'i 3iiU 30
T St. L. & W. pfd.. 100 64 54 . liia;
Tnlon Pacific S3ki 115r, H4t 115V,
I'nlon Pacific pfd
Wabasli 700 214 21V 21i
Wabash pfd 42
Wheeling & L. K . . . . l'x) 1S'4 lH't IN',
Wlsconaln Central 211,-
Wis. Central pfd 45 "
Adams Kxpress 231I
American Kxpress .: 212
1'nited Slates Ex VM
Wells-Fai go Kxpress 233
Amal. Copper 40,ili 74S 713 71'
American C. & V 100 3:i :wt
Amer C. F. pfd if.'
Amer. Cotton Oil 5o0 3V :!5', 35
Amer. Cotton Oil prd loo Of. S5 S4
American Ice 7"0 t!'i H
American Ice pfd 200 3H - 36r'i 37
Amer. Linseed Oil 15
A. Linseed Oil pfd 37
Amer. Locomotive .. 300 35 35 35
Locomotive pid 104
Amer. 8. & R 12m S24 814 81;
Amer. 8. & R. pfd... 800 11L''i 112 112
Amer. Sugar Refine. 2,3oo 142'i 141 14l;
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf 7od ft4 S4 ftii
Anaconda Mining Co. 1.0"0 112", 1074 lit
Brooklvn Rapid Tr.. 10..'s HIS , 1
Colorado F. & 1 1.3") 4'i4
Consolidated C.as .... l.:'.oo 197 1
Corn Products -"0 21 21 21
Corn Products pfd... 10O 78 78 7Bi
Distillers' Securities. 200 374 37'i 374
General F.lectrlc 1W li 14
International Paper.. 1.4(0 234 22' 23
Int. Paiier pfd 800 77T, 77 77
International Pump.. 700 30 87 ;I8
Int. Pump pfd 86
National Lead 0 25ai 24", 214
North American loo
Pacltlc Mall 45
Veonle'
Gas 3O0 Pi4 106',, Jini-i,
Pressed Steel Car
Pressed 8. C pfd....
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
Republic SteH pfd...
Rubber Goods
Rubber Goods pfd...
Tennessee C. Si I
I'. S. Leather
I'. 8. leather pfd....
lT. 8. Realty
1'. 8. Rublier
IT. 8. Rubber pfd....
I'. . Steel
I- H Steel nfd
3K
f,.Kl 90 89", sSa
4"0 240 2:S 23S
400 lta. Hi 164
pio 84 tiS'.j 84
611O 27 4 27 2H54
100 96 5 94
;oh
15.900 144 134 134
.3' 1014 1014 1014
78
2.700 3S4 s: 374
1,51)0 1014 1004 101,
14,li 294 24 24
19, 10) 9.'4 92 S24
Vlr.-Caro. Chemical
on) :i4 :is :iu
V .f ' Clieinleal ufd.. ' l'i 1'i K
Westinghouse lilec... 3 18"4 I804 1K0
Western I'nlon 924 92- 92i
Total sales for the day, Si.8o0 shares.
New York Mining Stocks.
NK.W YORK. Jan. 11. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Aitami Con
Alius
Pre-
Druniwii'li fon ..
I'mnM'H'ii Tunnl
(on. 11. A Vs..
Hum Hllr
Iron Silvr ......
Lalvlll ton ...
. 10
Little hlf ' i
Onlrlo a.lo
Oplilr ISO
PhiMlilx 9
ViiiiMi ;i
S,vac 4a
sierra Ncv.1i .r.t
Small Hopes :S
Sluniisra IjQ
. . u
. . 211
..
.. I
..17b
. SlK)
.. t
I'reaaar) statenteut.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 11 Today s state
ment of the treasury balance In 4 lie general
fund, exclusive of the $150.otJ.oi gold re
serve In the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash bulnnce. $143,284,571: gold. $70.
?72,3. Hauk l learlugs.
OMAHA. Jan. II.-Bank clearing 1 vn
tiutis to rhow a rm,i kaide lricrece over
last year. For Weoinnlnv they, are $1,471
IJ5 .'8. Kni ih H'oc tis last .mr, tin y
were $l,27o.' kS. The tic reuses shown by
the clearing house are in a measure due
to the fart that more business Is being
dene in OmRha this year and also to the
fact that the grsln collections from the
country -correspondents' shew big Increase
since the establishment of the grain ex
change. It shows that considerable grsln
Is being shipped Into Omaha and the city
is getting the benefit
'er York Mener Market.
NEW YciRK. Jan 11 MOXKY-On call,
steady. 2S24 rer cent: closing bid. 2 pr
cent; offered at $4 per cent. Time loans,
steady, sixty days', 24 per rent; ninety
davs . 3 per cent; six months' "4 per cent.
PRIMK MERCANTILE PA PER 4'(i 44
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong st de
cline, with actual business In bankers' Mils
at $4.874Wr4.8756 for demand slid at $1 SioMi
4 8510 for sixtv-dsy bills. Posted rates.
$4.85''ii4V. Commercial bills. $4,8444 54.
SILVER Bar. M4c; Mexicnn dollars.
474c
BONDS Government, easy; railroad. Ir
regular. The following are the quotations en
stocks and bonds:
f. 8. rrt :i. rft- . l"" tpn . tfs !
do roupon I'lCS I. N unl. C l' J
to . ret HUH Minhntin . . 4 . t'T
do roupon K44 tin. 1 eii'ral 4s ''
00 ne In. rg 151 1 ilo 1t tni- S i
do coiip.n Ill Minn. St. L. 4 "
-1.. eld Is, reg IOS'4 M . K. T. 4 I""1
do roopon ..tef4 do Sf "d
Am Toharro 4. ,tfi, 73 N R. R. of M. e. 4S. t'4
d.i .. nf ill' V. T C s J';t ....!'
Alrbleoa cn. 4S ....ICM4 V. J f s As lt
do 4 IMS No. Pscltlr in I''
Atlantic r. L. 4 1"1S do s
Hsl. Ohio 4 I04S S. V". c C I"J
do .Tr AT. ,0 S. L. rM. 4 f'1
Central of t;a. na ...lM'-l Venn. ronv. 3's 14
do 1st inc- ft Ksadlnt n. la Mi
do 2d inc 71 I A 1. M. ' 11S
he. Ohio 4' . t(H f 1. r. ft-
' hliago A A. ,1,.. "'.St. U S. W. e. 4s... ""
I" , B Q n. 4a.... Mo, Sfaboard . L 4. .. H
C . II I. P. 4 .... So. Partn 4
do vol. it H'i So Rail l"4
C'CC & et. L. t 4a . lei-, Teiaa P 1 1!"S
I'hleato Ter. 4s S7 T., ft L W. 4a. M'l
Colo Mid 4e. 744 fslim Pscltle 4 m
Colo. & So 4a Vi I do conv 4a US1!
Cuha oa. rtfa 14i I' S. Sieel !d 6 "
P. R O. 4a 10014 Uabah la 11'
Piatlllera' ft-,: As.... 79 do dh. B 7'
Krle prior Hen 4. . .l'Kl'4, "W'nrtern V1. 4a
do (rn. 4a l, W. & U B 4a W't
r. W. D c H...I H i wis. Central 4s I4
lloihlna; Val. 4', ...K
Bid.
Boston
BOSTON, Jan.
cent: time .onns,
closing of stocks
Airhlaoti adj. 4s
do 4a
Mpx. Central 4a
Stock Market.
II. Cull loans. I'Vot per
3VB44 per cent
Official
ami nonas:
. !' Waatlna; rommon
.Itilli'Adventure
. 74 Allouaa
. 7 A ma I gams ted
. Ii' AmarU an Zlnr ...
.'2 Atlatilie
.17:. ;Bintham
IMS "Csl. lle.la....
.141 (Canlannlal
. :3 'Copper Hance ....
. 84
.
. :t
. 74
.. 15
. 17
. .i:o,
at:
. 2i'i
. S9 4
14",
. 1
. ll
''
. 2
. I0
. 12a
ll
s
i?Ka
. '
. .'S
1C1
.
A-l
.
. :'3-
. 10.,
. K
. r
.
At'-hliMin
do pfd
Itoaton ct- AMiany..
PoKlon 4r Maina
Hoaron Klavaied ....
Kltrhliurt pfd
Misli-m Cantral ....
N. V., N. H. II..
Per Marouette
t'nion Paeln
Amer. Arte. Cham..
do pfd
Amer. Pnau. Tuba...
Amer. Sutar
do pfd
S0?V Paly Wat
. w, llomlnlon f oal ...
1IF.S Pranklln
. WS 'Orani
. I Hal Koval
. 4HAtaaa. Mlnint
.141H MlrhUan
. UIMi M..h
.lCd'j Mont. i. & C
. Ts Old pomlnlon ....
. M'iC)K'eol
. I84;t'srret
.2i (Qulniv
Amer. T T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Pomlnlon 1. S..
Kdlron Klrc- lllu...
tlenaral Kleitrlr ...
Ma se. ICIiK'trlc
do pfil
Maaa. (laa
t'nltad fruit
Lulled Shue .Marh..
do pfd
I. S. Staal
do pfd
Bid.
.lH4iShannon
l:u,
.Tamarar-k ....
Trinity
V. f. Mining.
f. Oil
1 tah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine ....
54
los
':
:.;
London stock Market.
LONDON, Jun. 11. Closing quotations on
storks and bonds:
Conaola, money ... NT-It N. V. Central HI'i
do aocount S -l Norfolk & W l'a
Anaeonda. bc do pfd 9.1
AO-hlaon 89'a Ontario W 4JH
do pfd le;p, Pennsylvania 7n-
Baltimore V Ohio K'Ha. Rsml .Mlnea ll'a
C anadian Patlfln ... .18 Reading 414
Chen, cfc Ohio ......... 441 do lt pM 47
Chliago Ct W 21 du 2d pfd 41
c, M. St. P 1T7 ISoutliern Hallvay ... at
llellaera I i do ptd
lnrer At R. O .! iSnuthai-n Pailflc 1
do pfd Tic j'l nlon Pacini: 117;t
trie .-... 40H1 do pfd Sio,
do lat pfd 794C. 8. Steal S"',
do 2d pfd t I do pfd 9I
llllnola Central ...... 13,( Wahaah 22
Uiuta. & N'anh 144 do pfd 44
M., K. & T .UiSpanlah 4 8.1'i
SILVER Bar. steady, '.TK-lHd per ounce.
MONEY IV"- per tient.
The rata ot discount .In the open market
for short bills is -4.. per cent; for three
months' bills. AftSlHtf per cent.
Foreign naHcinl.
lXJNlKJN.- Jan. . 41The demand- for
money was quiet, In ,4bo murket today and
there vat a fulr supply. Discount were
quiet but firm. Orlerafora" on the Stock ex
change mostly wera- rneeriui anu were
hugely occupied with the carry-over. The
nductlun of the cierman bank rate was
well received' and the record output of gold
in the Transvaal was ' made a bull point.
Consols hardened. Americans partly re
coveredfrom an opening decline and con
tinued firm and inactive at rather above
parity. Prices closed steady. Orand Trunk
weakened on disappointing returns. For
eigners were firm. Russians advancing on
continental support. Japanese were rather
dull at Hrst. nut closed strong. Imperial
Japanese government li of 19u4 were quoted
nt 9s.
BERLIN. Jan. 11; Prices on the bourse
today were, depressed on account of the
coal strike.
PARIS. Jan. 11. Prices on the bourse
totlay were Irregular, but at the close the
tone was stronger. RuhsIhii imperial 4s
were quoted at i.fw and Russians bonds of
1:104 at Sue).
Cotton Market.
NK.W YORK, Jan.' 11. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 7.15c; mid
dling gulf, 7.40c; sales, none.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 11. COTTON
Market steady. Sales. S.KS0 bales; ordinary,
4;S.o: good ordinary, i 11-Itic: low middling.
G 7tSc: middling, 6'c; good middling. 74c;
middling fair, iio. Receipts, li.uoo bales:
stock. 4.17.437 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. .11. COTTON Spot,
good business done: prices. 4418 points
lower. American middling fair, 4.17d; good
nilildllng. 3.:hI; middling, 3.i7d: low mid
dling, 3 65d; good ordinary. 3.61d; ordinary,
3.55d. The sales were 12.00.' bales, of which
3..ri0i) hals were ' for sneculatlon, and In
cluded 11.400 bales of American. Receipts,
21.000 bales, Including U.400 bales of Ameri
can. Futures opened easier and closed
steady. American middling good ordinary,
January. 3. Hod; January and February,
3t5d; February nnd March. 3.6d; March
and April, 3.71d; April and May, 3.7.V1; May
and June, 3.7Rd: June and July, 3.80,1; July
and August, 3S3d; August and Heptemlnr,
.S5d; September and October, 3.86d; Octn
Is r and November, 3?7d.
ST LOI I8. Jan. ll.-COTTON-Dull. un
changed: middling. 7iv: sales. 1 bale: re
ceipt. 500 bales; Shipments, 55 bales; stock,
40,ii77 balis
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Jail. 11. -M ETA US-The
Ixindon tin market, ruled firmer, following
the recent declines, and recovered a part of
the loss, closing at 131 Ts lid for spot and
at 131 for futures. l,oially the market,
which had declined In connec tion with Lon
don, also steadied, closing ut 121). liSSfi 29.31.
Copper was higher In London, with apot
closing at 118 7a 6d and futures at ii8 15.
Locally-the market Is without change.
Dealers generally report a good demand
and firm prices. Lake Is quoted at 115.374
tti 15.50. as a rule, though some dealers name
slightly lower figures, while electrolytic Is
held at I15.124'ul5.2u. casting at H4.8747J
15.124. Lead was easier at 12 17s 6d In
London, but remained firm at J4.8rtrti41.70 In
the local market. Spoiler unchanged nt
25 2a tid In London and at $ii 15(7 6.25 In the
local market, the Inside price being more
or less nominal. Iron closed at 64s 9d In
Glasgow nnd 49s 74d In Mlddleabnrotigh.
Locally iron was unchanged: No. 1 foundry,
run them, 17.5mi4l7.95: No. i foundry, north
ern, 117.50; No. 1 foundry, southern, and No.
1 foundry, southern, soft, 17.75j 18.00.
HT. LOl'Itl. Jan. ll.-M ETA 1.8 Lead,
steady, tl.52', i 4.ti24- Srt-ltcr, strong, pi. 124.
- Wool Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 11 WOOL There is a
strong market for wool, with trails quiet
because of the small offerings. Lurge and
mull mills have been buying, but not In
large lots. The most Important move
ments have been In Delaine wools and
the closing nut of some Montanas. The
trading In territory wool lias been dis
tributed with prices maintained. Pulled
wools are steady. Foreign grades are
firm. Territory and Idaho Fine, ltiHjjIDc;
heavy fine, liflic; fine medium. Ih4ijlc;
medium. '2!tc; lotr medium. ZVaOc. Wyo-mlng-rFlne,
174ulK4o; heavy fine, lfictjltic.;
fine medium, 1.4lTl&4o; medium, 234;i24e;
low medium, J3(j4c. I'tah and Nevada
Fine, 17J'18c; heavy fine, 1iV!c; fine me
dium, 174i'lSc; medium. fcfciSc; low me.
dlum, 231124c. Dakota Fine. lKIAc; fine
medium. IMilfk-; medium, 23c?i24e; low me.
dlum, 3Stn24c. Montana Fine choice. 2l1j:
22c; fine average. lli&JWo; fine medium,
choice, 21tl22i ; average, llaic; staple, 22
f(23c; medium choice, 2trAc; average, 21
42'.
HI'. IXH'IS, Jan. 11 .WOOL Nominal!
medium grades combing and clothing. 2.I'
2c; llglit fine. I(fd224c; heavy fine, 14lc-;
tub washed, .27i441c. . ,
' Toledo need Market.
' TOl.F.DO O.. Jan. 1l.-SKEDS-Cl,icii
i ash and .lanuar; 17 9u: Februry. 17. di;
Mdrch !' en. prime Itike, t uit, prime
tiniuthy, 11. j0.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Frioei to All Sorts f Offerings turTsr a
Sharp Dealir.e.
HOGS A BIG NICKEL LOWER AND BRISK
ArrUala Iot and Market Late, arltk
Bayers Indifferent nnd All
(ondltlnns Aaalnst the
Seller at lards.
SOCT11 OMAHA. Jan. 11. !'.
Receipts were: 4'sttl.
Official Monday .i.oM
Olfl. I it 1 Tuesdsv
Ofllclal Vrdnesdav J.om
ll"g. 8hep.
J.7H4 S.WS
S ..") tl 1
4 a
1!.:iH 17. 1W
"Olitl ?'.1-"-'
4.78! l.7
i iri.twi
2R 4: 1
p;.7; 31.772
TO PATE.
1 nree cmvs tins week . l-'.S'i
Same days In t week 7 :4.1
Name days week before.. 4 41
Pume three weeks nSo...
H.ime fiiur weeks ago 1S.F.P4
Same days l ist year l'i.173
RKCEIPTS FOR THK THAI
oe ioiinwing table shows tne receipi.
cattle. h,,Kr fln, nhcep Bt nouth iimabn for
the year to date, with comparison with lust
.viiir: ipjfi. !14. 1'c.
Cottle ; ' 7n7 i.Vft!l
Hogs 6n!nKl f.Kw I.'J
Sheep 4,i.iJl 5,fci W.iU
The following table shows the nversge
price of hogs n t Houth Omahs for the last
severnl days, with comparisons:
Dtei04. iwTt-i'Wi.inuo.isa.iisM:
4 f'4l 4 ) 01: K li!
4 77' S W' S 2'
4 791 S 94, S n
4 all 4 Oil 1 H
4 W 4 02) it o
I 4 04( i SJ
4 Ml 1-47
4 6041 I 0S1 04,
4 444 4 34! I tt (
4 fc.V, 4 381 I 111
4 3841 4 46, 6 Ul 0C
4 414, 4i :J
I I
4 4iSI
4 Mi,:
4 64 Ml e 19
4 B9 4 111 1 69
4 k-l 4 0l 3 44
4 96i 4 21.
4 77 4 14 I 48
I) 44' 6 uti;
4 M, 3W, (i 221
4 til If M
1 4 66 I
4 614,
4 t-l 6 35, S
I ll J
4 t0 I 3 61
l!sil.,lDH ,1M!
j iri, l IV a K7
4 47
1905.
4 ;(9
4 434
4 414
4 4o'4
4 45
4 50
4 til
4 tiJi H L'a 0 30i
1904. ,1.'4 SlieuU. ;
4 til, tl 371 6 I'll
I 6 30, 0 HI,
4 9, 4 29' S 67
6 02 4 27 3 44
J 04 4 37 3 17
4 oil 3 4S
5 On; I 3 42
3 06: 4 34,
3 14 4 3' 3 45
5 2 11 4 3., 3 01
u 23 4 41 3 56
4 77;
4 6S
4 Mi
4 o
4 i
4 tC
I t W
"K .
6 34 6 -I
(1 3! ! 0 09
ti 4W 6 (0
G 4c ti 15,
6 40, ti i4
I 04
4 53!
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holidiy.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by enrh roiiJ was:
i aitie.nogs.no p it ses.
C. M. & St. P. Ry
Wabash
Missouri IMcltlc Ry...
r. P. system
C. N. V. Ry
V. K. M. V. R. R ....
C. St. P M. & O. Ry..
B. M. Ry
C. R. I. & V. Ry.. cast
C R. 1. & P.. west. ..
Illinois Central
Chicago Great. Vetivrn
Dee.
Dec. 20 I
Dec. 31 1
Dec. 'a...
Dec. 23...
Dec. 24 ... 1
Dec. 25...
Dec.
Dec. i7...
Jan. I. ... 1
Dec. 23... 1
Dec. 30..
Dec. vl...
Jan. 2....
Jan. 3....
Jan. 4....
Jan. n....
Jan. (
Jan. 7
Jan. 8....
Jan. i i
Jhii, 111...
Jan. 11...
:l S
1X 44 U
7
25 24
15 1" 2
20 16 5
12 in
1 6
4 4
5 4
112 l: 19
Total receipts.....
The disposition of the day's receipts
as follows, each buyer purchasing
was
the
number of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle.
Hogs. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift nnd Company
Cudahy Pucking Co
Armour & Co
Vansant Co
Carey Ai Benton
, oilman & Co
McCrearv & Clark
V. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntzinger
I.. K. Husi
Wolf & Mil man
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degun
J. B. Root & Co
Hull.i & Kline
Other buyers
3:15 i.7s2 4i;o
lo5 2.24ii 'Wit
63:1 2.7',5 l.Ttil
27!) 1.821 22i
17
17
42
133
122
73
124
:i.i
13
4
5
1
204 4oil
Total 2.342 8.414 3.58:!
CATTLE Weather c-onditlotua were very
unfavorable to the movement of stock and
trains were much delayed by the storm.
The run was only fair, but nt the best the
market was slow owing to the late nrrlval
of trains.
Buyers were very laje In getting to work
nnd were decidedly indifferent. Bids were
InOrrr rn nruntlnullv M-ori Inlna unit the
market all around dull ' and weak. Prfcea
on desirable steers were usually quoted a
good dime lower and the movement was
slow at the decline.
A further decline was also noted In the
market for cows and heifers and trade In
that line Was also very slow and weak.
j Ordinary to fnlr grades were again a dime
1 . , 1. "i .
Weather conditions were unfavorable to
the market for stock cattle and trading In
that direction wns slow and unsatisfactory.
The few cattle so'd went at lower prices
and the market all around was very lull.
BEEF STEERS.
Io.
7. . .
It...
4...
...
3...
14...
i...
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9:1.' 3 111
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STOCK CALVES.
USD t 10 7 . 40
STOCK COWS AND UEIFERS
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STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
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HOGS Liberal receipts nt all markets, a
lower provision trade and lower markets
east were bear features that enabled buy
ers to force a sharp decline In prices at tills
market. Closing prices Tuesday were lower
and a still further decline is noted today.
Heavy weathtr caused late arrival of
trains and this also gave a slow appearance
to the trade. Opening bl,U and sales ut
$4.55''d4.60 were a good nickel lower than
veeterday's average trade, at which hiisls
the bulk of the trading was done. Sales' of
desirable welglits were at J4.5M4.574. with
lighter grades and mixed packing hogs at
I4.50cci4.55. Trading was fairly brisk ut the
priors, but the market wan carried hue
owing to slow arrival of trains. Free buy
ing later Improved the trade slightly and
prices after the Hrst round were only a
trWe under yesterday. Tops reached J4.66.
only 24c below yesterday
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SHEEP In spite of the storm, with a
possible blocking of eastern roads, the
sheep buyers were all out In good season
looking for supplies. At the opening of (he
market there were only ten cars In sight,
with as many more reported back on be
lated trains. With light offerings ateliers
were inclined to ask pretty stiff prices,
while buyers were disposed to be a little
cautions owing to the fact that Chicago
early wired a break there of irvni5c The
result was that the market' hem was not
quite so active as on ojun days and still
the eaily arrivals for tile . n)ot part
changed hands In very good season ut
prion that were not raatcria'ly different
from yesterday, on the good kinds at least.
Quotations tor ted stock; Good to choice
yearlings, kK.5ocati.o0; fair to euud ear
1'iigs. to OO05.M1; gotid lu c he Ice wethers.
fe.Oo'n-5.25: fair to gtxid wellieis. $4 .Mini;
good lo choice ewes, $4,404)1.75: fair to good
ewex. $4.uiB4.2a: common I" fair ewes. $3.50
ft 19". gend to choice lambs, . oo-W.io: t.Ir
tu gor.,1 ismbs. $i u"tf 00; feeder yearlings',
tl.cV'tf j.iaj, fteder wetucn, $4 2.'y40, Ireder
wea C Kff3.7. feeder Ismbs. In 40flo TS.
No. Av. Fr.
2-i western awes , V
2..1 w -u 1 11 clipped ewes . 1"1 4 i
w. siern c l'pred ewes I' 4 cut
21S western clipped ewes I"9 4 4'i
.z:n western ewes "5 4 '
2J5 western es 1 4 73
S western ewes 4 7i
4f western vearlings and weth-
ets
2 native lambs 91 .ID
HICMiO I.IU: 4TCH h MtllhKT
Cattle and Howe l.oas er heei tron
I, a in he steady.
CHl'AOO. Jan. 11 -CATTI.K-Recelpts.
.V.iaai h.ad. Market lofil.V lor.ee. (Jo.hI to
prime steers. l5.Aiii.3.i; mnr to medium.
l.7c.V4i)- stockcrs slid feeders. K.2Ml4.';
cows. 11. -514 4i, helf. rs. tt "t'..i; canners.
ll.Sttt ; bulls, .'iaj4 25; calvrs. :i.'4o,.-v
I Ic JK-Receipts, li!.'"' bend; estimated
for tomorrow, 3n.'i M.irkn. S(jr lower.
Mixid nnd but. hers. 4 .V,t4 7.'; g'exl to
clmiic heavy. I4.7tii4 V: r'Uigh heavy. Jl 1
ib4 mi; light. 14 35(14. bulk of sales. Il.n.n
4 -"4
SHEEP AND LAMPS - Receipts. 22. ''
head. Market for sheep, st route; Is nibs,
st. adv. 4 4-x-mI to c hoice wethers. .'.)"."":
fair to choice mixed. HKrt.'.O": western
she, p. $1 2,V,ii.0; native Ismbs. SM caen ,.,.,;
western lunilis. .).7."1c7.fV
Kansas 4 'It r Mve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Jan 11 -CATTLE- Re
ceipts), :,.'o bead, inclinlir.g 1' head soutti
crns; best steers l"c lower, others steailv.
ihi.i.v t-xporl and dressed beef steel s. Il.'i.vrf
5 U; fair t,j good, .,...'so4.75; western feu
steer, l!.50fr5 i. stin kers and feedcir. 2.7
1i3.; southern steers. S3 .5Ha 4 73: southern
cows, tJ.iae4 :i x: native cows, SI .7ifr 4.: 1111
llve h. Ifers. 12.5041 1.5"; bulls. 12.25t? I
cmIis. S3.tt1t4l.rA
Hoc ;s - Receipts. 12,it head: market
opened weak and closed strong: top U 7T'.
luitk of sales, t4.5tiii4.724; heavy. ?4 ;iV "4:
packers. t4 ..i.iftf4.724: pigs and lights, H.iarn
'"
SHEEP AND l.AMHS -Rec epts. 3."i
head; market steadv; native lambs. t
7.25: native wethers. $4 77,"K..75; native fed
ewes. 14 .2Mf5.irt; western lambs. ICiiifiT 2;
western yenrllngn t5 5"'ii'i 50; western sheet.,
tl.25; stockvrs and feeders. t2.5tKV44.jo.
t. I.onls Lite Mni'k Market.
ST. I.Ol'IS. Jan. 11. CATTLE Kecrlpts.
4.ii head. Including " bead Texans; mar
ket slow anil a shade lower; native ship
ping and export steers. t5 laiiti.'"': dreamed
beef nnd butcher steers, t4.isfn5.4n; steers
under l.'.ico lbs.. HI 50ti5.i'; stockers and feed
ers. S3.ir?i4.:: cows and helleis. t2.2oti4.7A;
can ners. tl.7.V(2.2o; bulls. t2.fi 4 on: rnlven.
12 5iciH.75: Texans and Indian steeis. (3.251
4.t); cOws and hetfers. tC.mfu.l On.
IICMIS Receipts. 15.0UO held; market
lower: pigs and lights, tn.75l74.5n; packers.
t45o?i'4.70; butchers and best heavy. t.Vrit
4.).
SHEEP AND l.AMHS-Recelpts. 2.5iO
head; market sternly to strong and active;
native muttons, ttorvij 4'i: lambs. S5 ,fi'rj7.:!5;
culls and bucks. t20nfj4 25; stockers. t2.C(f
31m. Texans. 13.005. no.
etr York Mve Stock Mnrkei.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11-BKEVE8-Re-ceipts.
1.507 head; market active and higher;
native steers. 4.5orrfii.2o: hulls, 2. 75ft 4 2ft;
cows. tl.55fr3.H5. Cables, steady. Exports.
45 head heep and 2.500 quarters of beef;
none tomorrow.
CALVES Receipts. 859 head: market full
and teady; ' veals, t5.rnti9.5t): Hght. 3t
4.50; yearlings and common barnyards. $1.7 j
iii3.i3; westerns, $4.8iWr5.00. Dressed, firm:
cltv dressed veals, 9til4c: country dressed.
lh'r22c.
HOC IS Receipts, 95:1 head: market
steiidv; giMid state, K 25.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Rece'pt. 5.W1
head; market for sheep strong; lamlis. M'it
15c- higher: sheep, t4.tnatrfi.75; few choice
ewes. $,;; culls. tl.ofKi3.ftu; lambs. t7.5if'is..'a;
1 dec k very clloii. tx .So; culls. $tl.
St. Joseph l ive Mtoi-k Market.
CT tnaeiiu !,, 1 C ITTI l' III..
...I..- ell 'l,...'.l ... .. ,!... ui,.u.l... n,l,.a.-
t:!.!.!.); cows and heifers, tl.iu-i4.40; Block
ers and feeders, $2. TDfr 4 .25.
IKK4S Receipts. 8.il head: mnrket
rteady to atrong: I'ght. tl.45'i(4.i'iO; medium
and heavy, l.55((4.774-
hllt-KI' A!U l.A.MHti Itecelpls. I. MRU
head; market sternly; native lambs, 17.40;
rcrtern yearlings. $01o; ewes, t.
Slonx tlly Live Stock Market.
SIOFX CITY. Ia.. Jan. 10.-(Speclul Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipts. 2,000 head;
market, pic lower; beeves. $3.5hccj6 00; cows,
bulls and mixed, t2.2Mi3.5ti; stockers and
feeders. $2.604j3.5il: calves and yearlings.
$2.2513.25.
HOC IB Receipts. 9.000 head : market,
10c lower; selling at t4.40cit4.Go; bulk of sales,
$4.454.80.
t stock In lghi.
Receipts of live Stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha
Kloux City ...
Kansas Ou
st. Louis ...
St. Joseph
Chicago
Totals ......
2.00O
7.MI
4,800
2,i)
5.0W)
4.0HO
2.014
30,000
ft. it
12,0m)
15.i)
H.Dtil
4.1.0UI1
3,500
2.500
1,9)
22,000
.45.014 95,7til 34,780
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EClCS-Candled stock, 23824c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, Do; roosters, 5c;
turkeys, 15c; ducks, He; geese, TvjKe; spring
chickens, Sc. .
DRESSED I'OULTRY Turkeys. 17f(718c:
duckfi, lO'crllc; geese, DC((10c; chickens, 1iki
lc4c; roosters, 6c.
Bl'TTER Packing stock. IWIc; choice
to fancy dairy, 17i& 19c ; creamery, 24fj2ti4c;
fu'icy prints. 27c.
FRESH FROZEN FISH Trout, 10c;
pickerel, 7c; pike, Sc; perch, ic; bluetisli,
l-'c; whlteflhh, 10c: salmon, 13c; redonapper,
lie; lobster (green), 30c; lobster (boiled),
33c; bullheads. 11c: catfish, 14c; black bass.
26c: halibut, 12c; crappies,. 12c; buffalo, 7c;
white bass, 11c; frog legs, per doz., 25c.
BRAN Per ton. tlO.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
Jb.ou; No. 2, KM; medium. $5.50: coarse,
16.00. Rye straw, $5.60. These prices are
lor hay of good color and quality.
OYHTERS-New York counts, per can.
45c; extra selects, per can. 3Wc ; standards,
i.er can, 3oc; bulk (standards), per gal.,
1 60; buk (extra selects), per gal., $1.76;
bulk (New York counts), per gal., $1.90.
TROPICAL Fill' 1 IB.
ORANGES California Lediand navels, all
sises. t2. "16!. 00: choice navels, t2.S0U2.7e;
California awedlings, all sies, I2 d)(i2 25.
LEMONS Calif orniu rancy, It'tb. BOO and
300. I3.75''g4.0i.'; choice, $3.25ti 3.50.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkgs.. $2.00;
Hallowd'en. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 54'fl6c.
F1US California, per 10-lb. carton, lap
f5c; imported bmyriia. 4-crown, 134c; 5
crown. 14c; 7-ciown, ldc: fancy importeU
(washed). In 1-IL-. pkgsi Kiflhc; California,
per case of 34 pkgs., 2.2T
BANANAS Per medium sliad bunch, $2 00
jiS.fiO; jumbos, J2.75W3.Bn.
ORAPE FRLIT-Pcr boic of 54 to b4,'5.0o
t5.50.
FRITI'rs.
APPLES Home-grown Jnnathaiii, per
bb;., ta.2i; Ben Davi. $7.25; New York
Kings, $3.25; New Vork Oreenings, $2.60;
New Vcilc pi Id wins, $2.75: Colorado Jona
than. A', 75: W,ne Saps, per bn. box. $1.60.
PEARS t'lah. Colorado aim California,
fall varieties, per box, $1.5(Vul.7o.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Be!! and
Bugle, per bbl , io.55; Wirconsin Bell and
Cherry and Jersjys. per bbl . 17.76; per box,
$2.75.
GRAPES-lmported IVrnlagas, per keg,
$.(iiya4).fo.
TANGERINES Florlclg or California, per
4-Ucx, $2.60.
VROETABLES.
POTA10E3 Home-grown. In sacks, pet
bu., 40c; Colornno, per bu Wa.
Tl.KMPS Old, $er bu.. 40c; Canada ruta
bagas, pet lo., lC.
CARPOTS-Old. per bu.. 40c.
PARSNIPS-Old. per bu.. 40c.
BEETS Old, per bu.. ouc
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $1.86j2.0O
ONIONS Home-grown, red, In sacks, per
bu., $1,00; Span:!., pe crate, $2.00;
Colorado yellow, per lb., 2c: white, per lb.,
t'ie-
CrCt'MBERS I'er doi.. $?.0OciJ2.25.
' TOMATOEb California, per 4-basket
CABBAGE Tfolls'nd seed, per r... i4e.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas kiln dried,
per bbl.. $2.60
CELERY Per do4 . 26U50c; California,
46c.
RADISHES Hothouse, per dog.. 45c.
ONIONS New, southern, per dog., 4Jc.
M ISC EI LANEOLB.
HAUER KRAUT-WUconain, per keg,
$2.60.
CIDER New York, per bbl., $5 30; per 4
bbl.. $3 25.
CHEESE-Wlsconsln Twins, full cream,
124(ijl3c; Wisconsin foung America. 13c;
block Swlas. new. lie; old. lixi17c; Wlacjon.
sin brick, !c; Wisconsin llmburger, 13c:.
HIDES No I green. 7c: No green, c:
No. 1 salted, 4a; No. '.' salted, 74c; No, 1
ven I calf. Cc; No. 2 veal calf. 7c; dry salted.
40l4c; sheep eelts, 2tcSll0o; liorse hiues.
$1 6-3 11O.
Nl'TS Walnuts,' No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 14c; hard shell, per lb., 1-;
No. 3 soft shell, per lb.. 12c; No. i hard
shell, per )b.. 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted eanuta, per lb., ; Chili walnuts,
per lb., I '."a 1.14c; almonds, soft shell, per
111 , 17.-; bun) kliell. per lb.. 15c; chestnuts,
per lb.. 12441 15c; new black walnuts, per
bu . 75'nHoc; clit llliark blckory nuts, per bu.,
$1.75; huge ili kory nuts, per bu.. 11.5"
till Markets.
t ill. cTTV, Jan. II - rIL- -Credit halluces.
$1.4ii; cernncaii a, no bid. Hiipmenta i.i vf 4
bhls. sversge 73 31:1 ISMs ; run. . hb'.s
average t7..l hhls.: shipments. Lima. l ""
bhls . average 5A.742 bids ; runs. LttiiM. 5."-'.
avrrsg" 52.so4 btils
ItnsnX- Firm. A. H. C. I2..V); D. I2...5: A.
;.; e. r.'t.i. 7n. F. t: Ti'ii.' 7.4. c;.
2': II. .t ,fcn p': I. M.: K. I4.'1, M. 4.jc;
n. 4 ;;: wo. .; w.
Bar and Mnlassra.
NEW YORK. Jsn 11 81 OAR -R.
strong; fair refining. 44c: centritugs 1. M
test. 5e: molasses sugar. 4'ri . Rennet,
firm: No. S. I nch-. No. 7. 5'. No . 5. bs ,
No. 9. fV13o; No. In. 5 .liV; No 11. V; No. li
4 95i ; No. 1.1. I .V: X,. It 4k'; infe Holi
er' A JSOc; mould A .M-; cut loaf,h.;
crushed. fit-V: isiwdered. oi5c. granulated,
5 ; cubes. f..
Mi "LASSES- Firm: Nits Orleans, open
kettle, good to 1 h, ice, :t;Kc.
NKW OKI. FANS. .inn 11 l"ftAP. -Strong:
open kittle. 3til4c: centr'loual.
4'44i ; centrltusal whites. t .1-1 ; yelions.
4:VoV'-aC : sceoods. ;C4'.41I
Mi H .ASSKR-cjulet .- open kettle. 1'j2c.
centt itcgal. Ill Inc: syrup. strad. 25'i.Mi'.
loffreCMarket.
NKW YORK. Jan. 11 -COFFEE Maiket
for future opemd stead at decline oi 5
points, the osse he1nr in response to dla
sppolut'iiK KiimpcHn cables and continued
unlet In the JobnbiK domain! for spot cof
f -e. During the middle session th mar
ket was dull sin! about steady on Ms Ini
tial level, bit turned much more cti
and whs very weak In the lust bslf hour
when there was heavy lonildstlon. The
close was buret steady at n decline of
bit 15 points Sabs were reported of 92.5"
bsgs Iniluibng .lanuarv st 7.'!iV: March,
7 7Wi7ni : Julv, R.21N-; September, s 4"W .Vic;
December. "?is.7,e. Spot market, quiet;
No. 7 Rio. .V,c.
Krspnrsteil tipples and Hrled Krnlte.
NEW YORK. .Inn. U.-EVAPyMIATEIM
A1TLE8 -Show lncreHei1 llrmnese. with
prices a shade hlsher In seme Instances;
oinmon 4i oi : prime. ,,',T'e; cnoice, -ri
V: fancy. ''i ,
I'l
HIKI)' FHI'ITS Primes are s ttrscting :
little more attention for .lobbing l"ts ami
rule tirm, with quotations ranging from :e
to 54 c for Callfoniln grades, while Oregon
run up to Hc for the larger sizes. Apricots
ore being taken slowlv. with most ordert
gr-tng to the lower grides: choice, 94fil"c;
exits choice. lois'nllc: fancy, IJWI5-.
Peaches are In light supply on spot sic!
flrmlv luld with choice at 94c: extra
choice. I0i.'il"c: fancy, l1H.VI2c.
Whisky Mnrke.
PEORl.V. Jan. 11.-WH1SK Y-Dlstlllers-flnifhcd
goods on basis of tl.23 for hlsll
-l- s
ST. I.Ol'IS. Jan. 11 -WHISKV-Stendy,
on basis of II 25 for spirit.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 11 -WHISKT-Fln-lshed
good lower oil basis of tl.23.
Plilladelpliln I'roclnce Market.
kl.fc-.mtl& t tl .tTTTl.-f
I M I I..11 T.l ri I l.A, .litll. II. I'l it:.i
Firm, good demand; extra wcetern cicam-
erv. :ii-: extra neamy prints. ;bc.
EOOS Firm. good demand: nearby,
fresh, 32c at mark; wetern, fresh. 31c at
mark.
CHEESE 1'nchanged: New York full
ctenme. fancy. 124iil2',c; New York full
creams, choice. 1144112c: New Y'nrV full
creams, fair to good. 1Ki114'"-
knows "nothing ofThi- war
Recently Arrlted Russians Are Sur
prised to Hear that Japan
la Flabllag.
ABERDEEN. S P.. Jan. 11 (8pe laj.)
A startling exhibition of the dense Igno
rance prevailing in Russia waa given hy a,
family of comparatively well-to-do Rus
sian w ho have Just ai rived In Aberdeen
from the csnr's dominion to take up their
residence. When their relatives, who have
been In America for some year, anxiously
inquired concerning the progress! of the was
with Japan, the now arrivals were aston
ished, and stoutly declared that there 1
no war. They asserted that the csar had
been adding recruits to his army during
the last year or two, but denied that their
country was at wnr with any nation.
Yankton Will Flabt for Fair.
YANKTON, S. D.. Jan. 11 (Special.)
The Yankton State Fair association held
Its annual meeting of stockholders at the
rooms of the Business Men's club last
evening. There was a strong attendance
and great Interest wns manifested in the
affaire of the association. The local as
sociation will make an aggressive cam
paign to retuin the at ate fair la thl city.
Two years ago the legislature lore ted ft at
Huron and the efforts of the Yankton as
sociation will be directed toward securing
the repeal of this law. The meeting wus
attended by many business men outside of
the association und by many cit liens Inter
ested in the retention of the fair. The as
sociation elected the following officers for
the year: President, C. P. Edmunds; vice
president, Ellas Madole; secretary. Walter
B. Dean; treasurer, Michael Magnef.
Farmer Killed by I.oa, .
STV'RGIS. 8 D Jan n. (Special Tele
gram.) John Spllker, son of Herman
Spllker. living three miles went, of Sturgis,
was killed yeeterday. He and two of his
brothers were rkidding logs In the timber
when one got away, stnrtlng down hill.
Sllker started to run. hut was knocked
down by the log, which rolled over him.
killing him Instantly. There were severs I
cuts about his head und Ills body waa badly
bruised. He was about 24 years old.
Murder and Xulrlde In 4 hlcaao.
CHICAGO. Jan. 11. With a pistol and ra
xor John Miller, a cook, killed hut wife and
Infant daughter, Annie, todsy, ' totally
wounded another daughter, Martin, 24
years old, and then, after shooting himself
In the 'breast, cut his own throat. Jealousy
is belie ved by the police to have boerl the
cause of Hit tragedy. Miller Is still alive.
Fatal Kxploslon on Krle Hoad.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 11. -The boilers of a
locomotive attached to the east bound fast
express train on the Erie road blew up
while standing nt the Crestnn (O.) station
today, killing the engineer, Frederic k
Keller, and Fireman Halflck. and fatally
Injuring Joseph Newman, who was riding
In the engine cab. ' ''' ',
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REAL KM TATE TRASSKKH.
Deeds tiled for record January 11. as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust compuny, bonded abstracter, loll
FHrnam street, for'Tlie Pee:
R. H. Brown et at. to J. H. Klggs, pari
lot 10, block 10, Waterloo .'. $ 5u
Hester J. George and husbout) to J.
If. Kiggs, same 25
J. D. Taylor et al. to same. oie . 1'aj
H. Hlckson and wife (14 W. Wright,
part lot li. block 1. C. . Maync'a
1st add l.ivi
F. K. lAickwood and-wife to W.
Wright, lot 4. block 2. same 4"U
B. L. McEldon to . W. L. Murray,
nw'i 11-14-10, and other lnud 1
T. W. Paxton and Wife to Otto Mul
ler, part lot 11, block (- South
Omaha '. t
Otto Muller and wlfa to George at
Co., purt lot 11, XAoric W.- Hotttlt
Omaha I
Vf. T. Urahara to Ncaa, E. Musgravo.
lot 11. block 9, Meyers, Richards aV
Tilden'a add 3)
W. D. Kleetead to W. X. Klestead,
lots 4 and 6. block 4, Bmlthfleld 4tn
C. B. Keller and wife to Caasel Realty
company, part tax lot It. U-15-13 1
National Bank of Commerce, to Caus
al I Realty company, same 2,'jiO
E Kountse Real Estate company to
W. King, lot 4, block 1. E. Kcuntie
reserve 12. 0l
C. P. Cay and wife to Omuha Grain
Terminals, lot 1, block 4, Oberne &
Hoalr-k'a 3A
Edwards -Wood Go-
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