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TI1E OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JANUARY 28. 1003.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Eight Par Cant of Corn Crop Still to Be
Hauled Out.
; ESTIMATE ON GRAIN IN FARMERS' HANDS
' rrkt Actlae Within rro limit
Irtfmlx Carta Shipments
( Heavy a ad Kurcpraa
OMAll.V. Jan. '.'7, 'Hoi.
Tha rate Wrir biwrwi xttr t-nstrin and
eotithern roads tor Ncnrj.sK corn conies
w-hen It In of mm h Interest to the (arturri
and trraln dealers, r.stiniutc from reiirts
of country elevators tnrm ghout the iate
place the amount of vtii.i in farmers
Hand at the tv-glnning of the month ut 23
per cent. This is fiui of a totai crop of
ri.ifO.Ct, bushels. At the beginning of the
ivnr mre wm j.3.,iat puehels Irit ut 1 fie
old crop ilt. nd verv little of the near
crop rf ":j,.,uj hush.-i had ln moved
"ut. The crop In the South Pintle was
I Poor and In the North Finite It was good,
so that the former hud moved little. Tie
receipt from tlrst hands during the month
have not been large, so that probably more
than av per cent of the crop I yet In the
state. At the first of the yer the estiinfcio
placed 27 per cent of the I'M out crop of
to.nou.onn bushel ftlll In farmers' hand.
The wheat market was rather active this
morning wlthlu a narrow limit. Thursday
; Ihe high and low points were mly V"
, I" rt ami today a little lens than 1c ecp
, a rated them. Liverpool was off from c
to tc at the clone. This was due to the
eavy Argentina shipments, and the fuel
a not rug more under the strain chows
atrong market there. Argentina, unit
2.000.0X0 bushels this week, l.gulnst 1.176,'jnO
.- the. preceding and I.Mo.mw Inst year.
The Argentina visible supply has Increased
from l.S4,ooo buhels Itat week to 2-,"24.i0
this wwk. It wss. however. 3,5vfti btiahela
laat year. Antwerj) cloaed with an ad
j vance of 25. I'aria was from unchanged
-7 to 10 up. Minneapolis report the sale
if bv eleratora to millers from bet we. n 20n,'iuo
and 300.0HO bushels today and 1.0m).iiO bush
els Thursday. No. 1 northern whs 1c un
der the May and No. 2 4V,o or lo under.
During the laat two days considerable flour
haa been worked for Japan and mora mills
warw running Thursday than any day this
season. In connection with the oriental ship
ment nr ia rumored tha Pacific re tea from
Portland. Or., bate been reduced by im
third. Butt Francisco also . reports an ad
vance n wheat of 3 cents . through In
' creased Oriental flour demand. Chicago
had a rumor a biscuit house there had
ordered apn.ono barrels of low grade flour
In Minneapolis which was thought to ac
count tor tha advance of 10c within a few
dsya at tha northwestern markat. A con
siderable part of the winte- wheat belt,
especially In Kansas and Oklahoma, la re-
rnrted bare during the recent cold wave,
t Is yet tao early to say whether any ex
tensive damage resulted or not. It is
feared.
The Liverpool market has been taking
a large amount of Argentina corn lately,
but reports Its ability to absorb all of
ferings at the present price. Argentina
'' visible supply Is VKH.UUU bushels against
1 571 POO bushels the preceding, week and
HO8.0O0 btinhel last year. The shipments
wer l.Mn.uuo bumiela againnt 9fpO.O bushela
last week and 44O.000 bushels last year. The
world's primary receipts were 417.0OU bush
els against 4JA,ono bushels last year ami
th shipmcnta i50.(XW bushels sgainst 409.000
bushels lust year.
. Oanaka Cask Hairs.
WHEAT No. hurd 1 car. 64 lbs , $1.0J;
No. 4 spring, 1 car, 51 lbs., 96c.
. Omaha Cmmtt, Prices.
WHKATNo. 2 hHro ll.iakijl.: No. 3
hnrd. II.OSHtf) N, 4 hard. SOchtl.OO;
No. 8 Spring, 11.07.
COHN-No. 2, 40V4p; No. t, 40Wo; No. 4.
2ir; an grade, SMIMv; No. I yulow. 404c;
No. i yellow, eWc; No. 2 white, 4Vac; No. 3
white, 400.-
OAT8 Ao. 3 mixed. Wc; No. 3 mixed,
IMVtc; No. 4 mixed,- 274c No. 3 white, 2HV,o;
No. I white, 21c, No. 4 white, Hc; stand-,
ard, 29!c. .....
Carlot tlecelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago
Konsan City.
Minneapolis .
liuluth
Mr. 1-ouis
Omaha
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Itllnaeapolla Wheat Market.
Tha. rang of. prices paid Ia Kinnmapellsv
as reporttd by th Edwards-Wood com
pany. H0-1U board of Trade, was:
Articles. I Open, I Hlgh-I Low. Close.
Wheat
May July
September
I.15SI l.ltiS' 1.15W 1.15S
1.13.. I.W-Hl 1.UH.I.ISHB
I v
B bid.
,EW VOKK tiKMIRAl. MAHK1CT
tiaetatloaa
Varluas
f the Day
C'osamodltlea.
NEW TORK. Jan. 27 .FLOrR Receipts,
.5,713 bbls. exports. 17.480 bids ; market dull
and Unchanged; winter patents, i S'o.V.;
winter straights, t5.3ni6.4u; Minnesota pat
ents, &.Mi.20; winter rxlrnu, 13 .05
T4t0; Minnesota bakers', J1.3t(i4.i5, winter
low grades, S3.4M)4.10. Rye flour, quirt;
low grades. 134614.10. Rye flour, steady;
fair to good, )4.4uii4.70; choice to fancy, 14 7a
ffS.OO. Buck heat flour, dull; per luO lbs.,
SLMHtlO.
CUHNMEA Ij Steady : line white and yel
low, tl 35; coarse, new, 1. 03431.074; kiln
dried. $2 W93.10.
BARLKY Julet; fetding. 43c. c.Lf.
wq.New York; malting,. 4&un2c, c. I. f. Buf
falo. WHEAT-Receipts. 8,850 bu.; spot, easy;
No. t red, nominal, elevutor; No. 2 red,
81.204 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Uu-
luttu $1-265. t. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard,
Manitoba. $1.1161 lm (. o. b. ufloat; op
tions ehowed a weaker opening, due to
bearish Liverpool cabins and big Argen
tine shipment, recovering on a bullish
Modern Miller review and active cash de
mands In the northwest and again weak-.
ened under liquidation, closing V8 V net
lower; May, l.l&4ittl Wi. closed at tl-lM,;
July, H.Utttil.ia. closed at $1.02; Septem
ber cloaed at Sttac
CORN Exports, 42.46 bu., spot market,
. steadyt No. 2. Mo eluvator and 'lo I. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 yellow, &lc; No. 2 white,
62c; option market was Inactive here and
barely steady, closing lc net lower. May
closed at tottc.
OATS Receipts, (.000 bu. ; exports. 9. fill)
bu.) spot market, steady; mixed oats, itvtp
U lbs., 3VrU37c; natural white, 3032 lbs..
J7MHe: clipped wnlte, Hili-tO lbs., o9$41c.
RICE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
IT.frfcS"; Japan, nominal.
1IAT Steady; shipping, WtiCc; good to
choice. SotfSJe.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice.
1H 2ftaac; 1ISJ3, fUc: olds. 14t16c; la
clflo coast, 1904, fflac; 1903. IDdEc; olds, 14
ijlsv.
HIDES Quiet; Galveston. 30 to 26 lbs.,
18c: California. 21 to 31 lbs.. 19c; Texas, dry,
24 to 30 lbs , 14V-
LEATHER Klrm; acid, 24'd.c.
rROVISIONftHeef. steady; family. Ill 00
T1IO0; swm, 0.h3 W; beef hams. wg
23 CO: packet, til. 00;-city extra India mess,
116 OOlf 17.00. t'yt mull steady: pickled
bellies, KT5j7.o0; pickled shoulders, H W.
Lard, barely steady: reflnvd, steady; South
America, $i.76; . compound. 4$etc; pork,
steady; family. 114 14A); short dear,
1II1S; Vness. $l9.&4ilt75.
IOTATOE8-Week; ltnig Island. $1.76
i KM; state snd westerns, 4l.25'ul.j, Jersey
sweets, 10txji.176i
TAILOW-teady; rlty K per package),
4A.fl4Wc: reuntry, (packages free. 4S1)4c.
II LTRY-Allve, stesdy; western chick
ens. llSc: fowls. 14c; turkeys, IVmUc.
iJresaeo, flrnir western chickens. 13 (i 14c;
f 'wis. iifflici turkeys, lajiiaic.
POULTRT Alive. steady; western
chiokera, 11 V; fowls. 14c; turkeys, U.il4:.
Dressed, quiet; western chickens. I3alte;
fowls, USUv: turkeys, IMfMc.
BCTTKR irregular ; stieei price, extra
creamery. S'&isV'. Official prices: Cream
ery, cemnion to exlrs, lsCS'.'-: creamery,
held, common to extra. 2:.'f27c; state
dairy, common to extra, U6.i ; renovated,
lomtnon Co extra, l(KZr: western factory,
eoianion to choice. l'(j.H: western Imita
tion creaniery. common to choice. llg4c.
BOOS Strong; western firsts. 30c; west
ern seosuds, 2i4$?e.
' Kaasas City Grala aad Prorlsleas.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 27. WHEAT May.
HuWtlW'S; July, tVut'c; cash. Not t
nara. , .-o. a, iu.(ii.n, ,
II UUU1.04H; No. 3 red. 11 11.14; No.
4)1 11, No. 4. $1 Oovi 1.07.
CORN I'tichaiiaeil to W hlaher:
mixed. 43V,i4JV ; 3. 4J,hJW,
Willi. wiw. , ,
i (Steady; No.
4Sc.
! mixed.
No. 4,
$. U 09
No. 2
No. 3
Sic
No. S
choice timothy. 19 6oi 10.00;
$7.Aulu.uw; chnl e prairie.
OATS-fiteady
white. IIHtrt.
HAV-tea.ly;
choice prairie,
X7 I't uT 50.
KU1S Higher; Missouri snd Ksnass,
new No. 2. while wood cases Included. JIVl
esse count, 36c: cases miurned, t-c Imi.
BUTTKR 5tad' . rcsniery. a n CTc;
dairy, fancy,
Re-eipt. Shipments
Wheat, bin..... ............. i fe 25
Corn, bu 17 !
Oats, bu k.'iuu tnn
Italath f.rala warLet.
DCLCTH. Jeif. 57.-WHT7TTo'-itrrtr.
No. 1 tiortheru. l 1J'; ,Nu. i uuithtia.
$1 on track. No. 1 northern. I1.UH:
No. 2 northern. Il.es; May, $1 14; July.
$! l J1: feptember, v.-.
OA 1 8 To arrive, ifv.-; oa track. 29c.
CHUAf.O I.RAII A.D PROYlflOAS
Trices oa Board ml Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan r.-Llberal shipments
from Arert-ntlnii lad a leprieslng effect
c,n the whet market her today. At the
close the May option was V oft. Corn is
down r, oats are unchanged and provis
ions show 2c to So los.
With th ex'-epilon of a short period of
strength near tne middle of the eesloi,
sentlmetit In th whest pit u quite bear
ish Influenced by lower prfes st Liver
pool, following lncreaed shipments from
Argentina. Initial quotations here showed
(let lines. May leing off l.c to S-. at ll.K'a
to fl. A factor thst cwitrlhute.1 to
weakness was morn liberal movement in the
not i he, ext. rniiipts today being i? ars
t.ster than were received the correspond
ing day a year ago. The pit crowd was
further Inclined to favor the selling side
on tiie general principle that a rea tlon
from the advancing tendency of the pant
f w davc was due. After May had a-ud
off to $1 16'. the market rallied a tr fie ar.d
held rpilte steady for a time, the nrl.-e of
May hoering a little above $1 IS. Later a
nrmT tone develotted on news from the
northwest and sojt'hweet. Arrivals for the
day at Kansas City snd St. Isouls amounted
to only CK.Otai bushels, compared with 139 -i0
bushels the corresponding day lajtt year
A s.-sle of l'i.i0 barrels of flour for Japan
was among the Pacific coast items. Re
ceipts of this information started quite
active buying by commission houses fol
lowed by free covering by shorts The mar
ket readily responded to the improved de
mand. May advancing to $1.1V The
strength was only temporary, however, the
market soon becoming weak on general pro
fit taking. On th break. May sold off to
II 15Vtt ' ) The market closed weak with
May nt ll.l&V Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to W.siO barrels. Kxporta
for the week ss shown by Hradstreets were
equsl M l.lul.Ua) bushels. Prlmsrv receipts
were 4Sl.Vt0 bushels compared with 4!.1)
bushel a year ago Minneapolia. Iniluth and
Chicago reported receipts of aio cars
against SCO cars last week snd 523 a year
ago.
I'redlctlona that new through tariff grain
rates from Missouri river points would
greatly Increase arrivals here had a weak
ening effect on the corn market. Other
factors that entered Into the situation were
Increased shipments from Argentina snd
the weakness of whent. Trading was fairly
sctlve but the range of prices was small.
May opened ' to U,r lower at 4ffi4SSc.
sold between 4(i'tj'i,41c snd 4fi,'i4n'v;
closed at 4fiV. 1 xii al receipts were 190 cars
none of contract grade.
A heavy undertone with a downward ten
dency of prices existed in tho oats pit. the
volume of trading wss moderate. May
opened a shade to lc lower at ."ll'tiUl'ic. sold
between 30T'i731c. and SlMic nnd closed at
31'c. Ical receipts were cars.
A ten cent decline in hog prices fol
lowing liberal receipts nt the yards encour
aged some selling of provisions resulting In
an easy market. At th close May pork
wss off kV st $12 9Vdl27V4. Ijird was down
2V. at I7.02H, ribs 2H3rc lower at $.)
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
Hi care; corn, 237 cars; oatg, 10 cars; hogs.
SO." head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open, j Hlgh. Low. Close.l Vea y.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
Jan. May
July
Oats
Jan. Mav
July
Pork
Jan.
May
Lard
Jan. May
July
Ribs
Jan. May
July
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99
4?s! 43
-.' 4.-,
4S. 4S'&1
at
12 rt
12 95
7 12'.i
85
7 (10
.T1H S0-tf31
31
12 80
13 00
T 08
7 15
0
1 02H
sis,
so't'sn'i'fi.ii
12 80
12 05
T 00
7 J 21,
85
7 00
12 80
12 95
31
31-9's
12 77
13 0IH
2, 6 87
7 oiH1 7 lYi
. 7-lSVi 7 17
6 874
nr.
1TH
6 87H! 6 90
7 02-,: 7 0--'4
NT). 2.'
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCR Quiet; winter patents. iTi.liVfJ
8.20;. winter atralghts. $4.&Otfi&.on; spring pat
ents, 5.'X5.50: spring straights. $4.5044.9O;
bakers $a.iAKi.'!.fi0.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. Il.12fll.16; No. S,
tt-Oo-u! 15; No. 2 red. I1.1.W4j1.19'.
CORN No. 2, 4.IVc; No. 2 yellow, 43,4c
OATH No. 2. ,c: No. 2 white, SlSlViC;
No. 3 white, 30lyti3le.
, HTJJ-rNo. 2. 75a ' . . . .
' BARLEY Good feeding. 37c; fair to
choice msltlng. 434(ic.
8EF.D No. 1 flax. $1.18; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.23; prime timothy. I2.00tf2.75; clover,
contract grade, $12.60. .
PROVISIONS Meas pork, per bbl.. $12.8n
tfMii. lrd. per 100 lbs., ri2H. Short Hhe
sides flooee). Ih..'nv.i6.75. Short clesr sides
(boxed). KtUVtiS-i-eTtt.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 10.100 17.100
Wheat, bu 78.600 ai.)
Corn, bu 212.3o 132.000
Oats, bu 76 IKO.KOO
Rye, bu 3.000 .ono
Barley, bu 28,200 10.500
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm: creameries, 19S3c;
dairies, 18$ 24c. Eggs, steady; at mark. case.
Included. 3"!i25c: firsts, 26c: prime firsts,
28c; extras. 30c. Cheese, quiet, ll12r.
st. I.onls Urals aad Provisions.
ST. LOLIS. Jan. 27. WHEAT Lower;
No 2 red, cash, cterator, nominal; track,
$1 17U41.174; May, $1.14H; July, WKSc;
N. 2 hard. tl.KVl.ll.
CORN Steady; No. ! canh, 43c; track,
Vhv.- .May. 43Sc; July, 4ft4H4c.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 31c; track,
SJ'ic; May, 3ivc: No. 2 white. 32c.
FlXll'R Steady ; red winter patents,
i;i.K(t6.5; special brands, I5.6twtl.70; extra
fancy, $4.0u6.10; clesr, $4.4otH.6A.
SEED Timothy. $2.50.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, sTic.
HAY Qutot; timothy, $tt.oOQ12.00; prairie.
K.0isa.60. '
IRON COTTON TI ES 93c.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing, new
standard, $11.96. Lard, lower; prime steam,
16.40. Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra
shorts. $682': clear ribs, $6.87H: short
clears, $7u. Bacon, steady; boxed extra
shorts. $7.50; clear ribs, $7.62'; short
clears. I8.87S.
POI'LTRY Quiet; chickens and springs,
9Vc; turkeys, 13V,o; ducks, lie; geese, 8c.
BCTTER Quiet; creamery, 24a31c; dairy,
ItWd JRe.
EGGS Lower; 25'4c, esse count
Receipt. Shipments
Flour, bbls 7.OU0 14.O0O
Wheat, bu S7,(w 49.1IO1)
Corn, bu. 31.000. as, mo
Oata, bu M.Ouo 4.i.flu0
Mllwaakee Grala Mrk.e.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2T. WHEAT Mar
ket weak: No. 1 northern, tl 14gU; No.
2 northern, $l.u91.13; May. $1 lo.eilS7
bid.
RYE-Firm: No. .2. 81V
BARLEY Steady; No. 2. 52c; sample.
871(61 e.
CORN-Firm; 436-3ic.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 27. WHEAT May,
I1.15S: July. $12'; September, !4ie; No.
1 hard. II 15ti: No. 1 northern, I1.1HS; No.
3 northern, 11.084,.
FLOCR First patents. $630j.40; second
patents. fUluHjil 20; first clears, H.lMrH Ji;
secrnd clears. fl.tK 70.
BRAN-I11 bulk. ti3.50.
Liverpool Grala anal Previsions.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 27.-WHEAT-Kpot.
steady; No. 1 California. 7s id. Futures,
steady; Mun h, 7s1Sd; May, 7s Id; July.
JsM.
CORN Spot. ' steady; Amerioan 'mixed,
new, 4s Id; American mixed, old. 4s lid.
Futures, steady; March, 4ulSd; May.
4s34id.
rolawej Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. 27 -SEEDS Clover, cash
and January, $7,574; February. $7 57;
March, I7.K24; April. 17 46; October. 15 !).
Prime timothy, $1,324; March. $1.35. Prime
aitiike. 17.80.
Philadelphia Predaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27. BL'TTER
Firm: western creamery, Sue.
KOG8 Quiet; weetern fresh. J9c, at mark.
CHEESE Steady. IWtY.c. ,
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Jan. 27. CORN Quoted steady;
No. 3. 4Jc; No. 4. 414c; no grade, 4d,c.
1 - CoaTee Market. '
NEW YORK, Jan. 27,-COFFEE-Market
for futures opened ateady at an advance
of Ml 15 points; after a alight decline the
demand Improved toward the close on
rather smaller eatlmulea fur tomorrow s In
terior movement and the close was steady
at a net advance of fctfls points. Sales a ere
reported of 9S.7&0 bags, including March st
J.ifc7.oC, May ut .5u7.7r. July at T."W
7 1. September at I. Hus 15c. November at
l.iSocfl ;V und Icniber at ..Kiel.. 40c. bpot
Uiu No. 7 quiet, at -16c.
Treasarr tatesiieal.
WASHINGTON. Jsn. 27. Todsy"s state
ment of the trcasuiry italatn es In the gen
eral fund, ritcltiatve Of the $iy.'.0o0 gold
rreervf, In the division of redemption
shows'. Available- vast- balance, l3i,ld,tj-.
rfolJ, I5l,t;'4.
NEW YORK STOCKS ASDBINDS
Early Market it Aotir tui Shofi S'.renjXh
and Bretdtfa.
MANY INDUSTRIALS ARE PUSHED UPWARD
Later 1st the lat There Is a Depres
sion Polloneel by a Flaal Rally,
-Lead by Krle 4 losing
Is Klrm.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27. The upward course
of prices in the stock market which set
In yesterday, continued quite briskly this
morning and the market tor n time snowed
stri'iigtn and breadth. t'i-nld-rable bu
Ir.a lor London sccount helped to this end.
But the force fif the demand seemed to
be fpent towards the latter part of the
day and there was a notable falling off
in the volume of the dealings and some
leactlon In prp-es. The news oiTered no ex-
filanation for the dying out of the demand.
iui the fact was noticeable tht the re
covery had about made up average loe
of the earlier part or the week. The de
mnnd hesitated at about the recovered
level.
The frattir of the latter part of the dny
wae the large number of Industrials of
all clashes which were pushed upwards
successively. The minor Iron and steel
stocks nnd those of trades allied with tho
metal Industries were sixcially conspicu
ous In the movement. Kuually conspicuous
was the fact that the premier In Indus
trials, the Cnlted States Steel stocks and
Amalgamated Copper were h-avy and lag
gards In the movement. The same was
true of the electrh-s and smelling. This
led to the inference that profits were being
sought on the recent advance In these ma
jor industrials under cover- of the move
ment in the minor Industrials. The ultl
mute yielding of Amalgamated Copper to
the realizing pressure sharpened this sus
picion. The advance of Northern Securi
ties on the curb to a new high record
stimulated the strength In the Harrlmiti
stocks nnd Erie kept up Its accompanying
moemenl as for some time past. Head
ings strong statement of DecemlxT net
earnings was a helpful factor for the
coalers. The entering upon Um stage of
rate cutting in the dispute over export
grain traffic for the Atlantic and the gulf
ports whs regarded with dissatisfaction.
The settlement of the lnierborough Rapid
Transit labor question helped the local
tractions. I'ncertalnly over tomorrow's
bank statement added to the hesitation of
the late market. The receipts of currency
on bit lance from the Interior seem sufficient
to about offset the export of gold, although
tomorrow's gold shipments will not figure.
In the hank statement. Some slight guln
Is therefore expected In the cash Item,
but the loan Item Is again a mystery. It
Is considered probable that last week'a
record expansion may have a counterpart
In this week's statement. The compilation
of the reports of the condition of rhe city
trust companies on December 31 seems to
throw light on tho movement of bank Joans.
Compared with June 30 preceding the trust
companies have Increased their deposits
over I15.iji)0.i"). while the cash to their
account In banks hud been reduced 8.-1.-674,4C4.
The trust company loans for the
same period were Increased i'll,47t.7t;2. With
the profitable money rate for the lust of
the year. It Is tlear thitt the trust com
panies were lending out their own de
posits, Instead of leaving them ill the
banks. With the decline in money rates
since the first of the year, It Is equally
clear that the trust companies have made
enormous re-depoelts In the banks, which
have had the rvsponidblllty of finding use
for these funds, upon whlcn they must pay
tho trust companies 2 per cent. The con
dition of the week's money market makes
probable a further enormous taking over
of loans by the banks from the trust com
panies. The lute break in sympathy with
Amalgamated Copper was partly re
trieved. Erie leading the rally again as In
the previous upward tendency. The clos
ing whs firm. Hotnls were firm. Total
sales, pur value. $'',4J5.'i. I nltid States
3s declined a per cent 011 call.
The iiuota Hons on the New York Stork
exchange ranged as follows:
Bales, tttg 11. WW. (.lose.
1'nlon Pacific and Southern Pacific leading
The first mentioned stock wss bought
largely foe American account, -Reading
wan In particularly good request. Prices
closed firm. Foreigners were rlrm on con
tinenta support. Russian and Japanese se
curities were purchased lirgeiy. Imperial
Japanese government M of 1S4 were quoted
at .
BERLIN. Jan. 27Prlcee on the Bourse
ted a generally were mxhanged.
PARI.". Jan. 27. The tone of the Bourse
today was strong and prices had an up
ward tendency ami were firm throughout.
Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at frV.Ji
snd Russian bonds of 1!4 at ioo.
BllE OF AMOOITEU BAihl
Clearing of the k'rest I oiumerelal
enters of t onntrj.
NEW ToRK, Jan 27. 1 Tie following
t:blf. compiled by Hrad.trcet. shows the
hank clearings at the principal cities for
the wek ended January M. with the per
crntage of Increase and decrease, as com
pared wi'h the corresponding week last
year:
. -
1 Clearings.. Inc., Dec.
CITIES
OMAHA LIVE' STOCK MARKET
Cattle) Slow Sal, with Price Oeaer&llj
Ten to Fifte'D. Lower.
M06S BROKE JUST ABOUT A DIVE
l.lcht Ran of Mieen and Lambs W hile
Prlrea shnnerf n Improvement,
Raera Tank Held More Freely
and Clearance Was Made.
SnfTII OMAHA. Jan. r. !
Receipts were
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday....
Official WedtK-sd.iv.
Official Thursday ..
Official Krldav
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
7U0
2(
10.5-W
sieoo
4.7H
100
3U0
12.VIO '
2.200
1.7i
81H)
2iO
I'M
200
.149.4UO
. 2:mi)
. ltt.KJO
100
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio..
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ..
Central of N. J
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton...
do n fd '..
Chicago nt. Western
Chicago ft N. W
C. M. ft St. P.
Chlcaaro Ter. & Tran ll.3t
do pfd 27.SK
C. C. C. ft St. L 3 )
Colorado & Southern 9"
do 1st pfd o0
do 2nd pfd 1.400
Dei. ft Hudson
Del., Ick. ft West..
Den. ft Rio Uraude
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2nd pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
Kansas City South...
do pfd
Louisville ft Nash...
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Ht. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn, ft St. ixiuls .
M.. Rt. P. ft 8. 8. M ..
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. ft Texas..
do pfd
Nat. Ry. of Mex. pfd
New York Central..
N. V., Onl. ft West..
Norfolk ft Western.,
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Pitts., C, C. ft St. L.
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2nd pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. I ft S. V. 2d pfd
St. Louis Southwest
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Texas ft Pacific
Tol., St. U ft West..
do pfd
I'nlon Pacific
do pfd
Waba-h
do pfd
Wheel, ft Ike Erie
Wisconsin Central...
do pfd
Adams Ex
American Ex
Cnlted- States Ex
Wotls-Eargo Ex
Amal. Copper
Am. Car ft Foundry
do pfd
Am. Cotton OH
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd 1..
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
Am. Smelt, ft Ref....
do rfd
Am. Sugar Refining..
Am. Tobucco, pf. cer.
Anncnndu l. I o
Ml
10U-,
l.'L'lj
lil2x
1M'
lin-a
a
-"
' 23
ITfH,
32
9(v
24i
63
35
1S3
341
SoH
86
43-,
67
Id's
122Vi
1J1
132
1:5
4
220
174
16
' 2S',
f4"-
23
61"-
35
1K2
341
31 ,
aa
4.1
o4
66
mi
1S.3O0 IdS- irv-
700
2.4U0
3,2oo
:
1.IK
l,IO
3.210
3,5"0
4i 0
7.MJ)
l.WiO
l.ino
17.1100
6.m
S.W
29'
137L,
17Mj
76"-
116
2!l
!U
15S
1"A
:2's
do
146
45
Of
fi7
17i
7
11"5
a
!:.
1'67
32
66
1H
44'
-
11,900 136!, m
51.3110
61 )
m
17.3UO
' sVk'i
200
600
3l.o1
l.'ioil
7. M0
7,0i)
2U0
"ii
80,2(
7KI
K
l.Kml
.Us)
K'l
"w
'4.7"i
.Koi
3,'Ji-)
92
K7V,
36
n"
2
61
671,
llH
M
97,
34
53"
11!
!
2'.'
44
1SS
21
454
73V
3(1,
'.A
87
91i
87
35',
70
2
-Hi's
6l'4
11'
34
97
34 V,
5"
lIH&a
9si4
21
4,1',,
IS
21i
4.-,
3'.'
92
too S-iH 36
Hrooklyn Rap. Tran.
Colo. Euel ft Iron...
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities
Oenersl Electric
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump..
do pfd
National Lend
North American
Pacific Mall
People's tlus
pressed Steel Car...
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal ft Iron..
V. 8. leather
do pfd
I'. 8. Realty
f. 8 Rubber
dO pfd
United States alteel..
do pfd
Va. -Carolina Cheni..
. do pfd
Meetinghouse Elec.
est vi n I lil. m
27.510
4.HI0
ll.
7.SH0
8.4-)
3,hH
5u0
6 nm
4 :-
3. A 10
4. y
61
3.8IIO
1.100
1,8'al
"imi
iliio
ft)
5. tio
32.1CO
L'V-9
2n0
3i0
i!i6
.!)
3.4(0
fc
2.ln)
4.1)
47. MS)
87.4i
2 .i
610
loo
l'
37,
1117,
8.V.4
U9'i
141
"7
106
61 Vj
i
2
2'i
76
rr
1M
22V
38
274
44S
1"7-,
3H-,
92',
69
26',
71
ir,
m:
80
36",
100
31 ,
M4
xc,
ha
14
W-o,
S5,
f&
nH
1404
937,
108
M7,
4S
an;
n
76
361,
1S4'
21 'I
&
267,
'a
1"V
36
9(
69
27,
in '
n
10U
29V
hM
Total sales for the day. 95i..i.j shares.
8iVi
liS
122'i
iS'i
194
. iHi
42
Si
226
1741,
in,
S
94
' 2.1V,
61',
3T.
182
X6
3i -S
8f.
"
81 ,
IdHd,
29 V,
65V,
29,
HC,
1UIV,
169
76
116V,
22-,
64
97V
166 V,
lu6
32
6f
42
144,
"V
T9V
91
136H
7',
7S
91V,
87,
31
70V,
2o
694
66H
11H
97
34 V
33
62i
119
sv,
21V
43V
V
21V,
4Ti
24.1
-i.
120
240
72Vi
3:tv
wv
3:1V,
94
'
36
16
37
3iv;
llovj
86,
119
141,
94 V.
1W
"
'i
2"2
197,
7S7,
37
1H4U
IV
38
86
27
99
4:14
l'l67
36V,
240 I
1SV !
69
26 V,
93
7o4
13V
11T,
7VV
36v,
luO
IV.
94V
34 V.
liXV,
17M
93 Vi
Nw York
Chicago
Hoston
Philadelphia
St Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco ....
Haltlmore
Cincinnati
Kansas City
New Orleans
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Detroit
Louisville
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Providence
Ruffalo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Ixis Angeles
St. Joseph
Denver
Columbus
Memphis
Seattle
Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland. Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo. (I
R.ilt l-ake City
Peoria
Atlanta
Rochester ..,
Hartford
Nashville
lies Moines
Spokane. Wash
Taromii
Orand Rapids
New Haven
Dayton
Norfolk
Springfield. Mass..
Worcester
Portland, Me
Augusta. Oa
Topeka
Sioux City
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Birmingham
Wilmington. Del...
Knoxvllle
Davenport
LltCe Rock
Wllkesbarre
Full River
Macon
Wheeling, W. Va..
Wichita
Akron
chnttanooga .......
Porlngfleld. Ill
Kalamazoo. Mlih..
Youngstown
Helena
Lexington
Fargo. N. D
New Bedford
Canton. O
Jacksonville. Flu..
Lowell
Chester. Pa
Oreensbnrg. Pa
Rock-ford. Ill ,
RlnnhHtnton
Springfield. O
P.loomlngton, 111
Oulnrv III
Sioux Falls. 8. D...
Mansfield. O
Decatur. Ill
.THcksonvllle. Ill
Fremont. Neb
Houston
tO;ilveston
Charleston. S. C:
Cedar Rapids
Totals T. f
Outside New York.
1.4
ii'6
... $1.711. a1. WW So 6
.... 181 ..Vto.lll 14 1
... 13:: lTn.an."!! 5
...f I'w ii-n ; l.lj
... M.723.5041 1
47.rtM.H3r 31 4
3o 34.W7l 12S
23.SSt.372 .
13.9M.2fO 14.7
a l:i2.. 9.2
a.l.147' 1 2 5
....I l:i.;?9.07 t
1.". 356. 7St, 8 3
11 H57.714 37 3
...I 11.747.37V' ;i 3
...j ;..ti.i" .'
7997.307 44
...I 641.6ll 13.1
...j "18.9S7; 16 7
. ..1 ,i7i.'. J7 3.6
5.K92.849 11 9'
S.1S.-..377' '
...I 4 W.mi' 6 3
5 912.36 45.;-
.. ' R.9-rt.snr; 60.9
...! 5..S.-1.6941 23 5
. ..; 4..M7.6IS' 38.8
...I n'.sS.877 !
...I 4 I'i'.t.sc-.i1 17.5,
...I 3.747.561 : i
...I 3.i.(71 1ST,
...I . 3.1'M 36.1 0 7
...I 4.UV9.615 8 3
...I 3-i7.89' 53.0
...I 8.-r.7 4i 15 -3
. 1 :t ( 4r 22 5
37,92.778 2. r.
... 3.ri."!86 49 8
.. J 2.M4 olll ' 16
...i 2.716.187 2.4
...I 2.'"'ll,Sr2l 7.7
... . 2.4-O.M4I :if.3
2.74o 891 32 .5
... 2iik8.Ho' ! 6.0
...I 2.1.1(9' 46 8
...I 1.768.711 8 8
1. 971.914 4 3
...I 1. 4.10. RiK: 0.9
l.i.ii.Ml' 12
..J 1.577.8M . 28.9
...I .1.549.6481 J 29.8
E:t 9K4 4.4
1.679.059 40 2
...I 1.319.221 '.'2.1
1.3.2.886 17.6
...I '1.441.151' 4.7!
...I 1.HH7.0471 40.4'
...I l.l('4 492' 2.0'
...1 710.. R: 4.5 .
93.644 '
...t 75.5.:)7! 1.0'.
K9.472' I
...I 574.785: I
...I it'll 6S7j 1
LC9.949 2.7;.
. ' ' SOS."' '
...! ' ' 8:16.548 6.7'.
..." . 41.3'.
...I 74.9:'0 1 1 . 1' .
...I 552.17V
..." r;s.777 1 6.3 .
... i4.(rM' 11.9'.
...1 491.688 21.5.
...I . 417.146 '
...I 48'l. '
...1 l."4:.71 27.5'.
:,ao.7'W '
, ' 5.7kS 40.0'.
...t 4.10 657 14.3'.
...I . 4M fi4' 9.4'.
..." '. 4.Sf! .
' 328. Jn9' '
267.4711' 1.5'.
,.. . .TI6.826 1
...I 218. 9V 18.4'.
255. 414' 41.6'.
...I . 'tsa.l'IS.S'.
... '1f ;7.377' 9.3i.
...$ 1 14:.518i....l
...f il.74J.42H' 1
466.496' 1M'.
20 1
ii'
4S.2
5.3
ji 0
4 1
23.1
26.5
3.8
12.3
34 1
3.8
. .'2 ff10.-7.7ni' 213'..
.. S98.9S5.713 11. 5..
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Halifax
Quebec .'-
Vancouver, B. C
Hamilton
London. Ont. .-.'
St. John, N. B
Victoria, B. C
Totals
.1
19.516.363'
20.391. 27 1
5.229.488'
1.045. 221 1
1,458.S4
1.898.9"9
1.3S9.625'
1.196.640;
856.012!
895.818;
. 508.6241
14.S .
65.0 .
24 .4 .
36.1'.
10.3
23.1',
31.2 ,
38.1 ,
35 .8 ,
12.3 .
20.3 ,
, I 54.881.06l! S3.1
tNot Included In totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
I Not Included In totals because of no com
parison for laat year.
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27 MONEY On call,
lV 2 per cent; lowest. IV per cent: closing
bid, IV per cent; offered at i per cent.
Time loans, steady; sixty days and ninety
days. 3 per cent; six months, 3Mi3V per
"RIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3V&4U
P8TERLINa EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business In bankers' bills st I4.I7H6&
4.87AI for demand and at I4.8545iii4.8550 for
sixty-day hills: posted rates, hbh ana
4.8S4; commercial bills. 4.85'i'o4.86V-
SILVER
474c.
-Bar, elVc; Mexican dollars,
easy ;
railroad,
bONDS Government,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were:
V. s. nt. its. reg....l044IJasaB i-tfa MS
to coupon IWJII'L ft N. udI. 4s 1"4
do la, ret I11SX! Manlutua e. 4a....l4
do coupon KHStMaa. Central 4a 74
do nam 4a, r 1W, 60 lit Inc :4
do coupon Uiy "Minn, tt St. L. 4a.. t"
do old 4a, rtf l"f.' M.. St. A T. 4a Km',
do rouoon 10&VB 1 do 2a 17'a
Am. Toba.-.o 4a. Ufa. 7 "N. R. R. of M. c. 4a K
do (a. itta
Au-hlann gan. 4a. ..
tu adj, 4a
Atlanllc C. ti. 4a..
Bal. It Ohio 4a
do JL,a
Central of Oa. a.
d.i tat Inc
do 2d inc
rtira. ft Ohio 4t,i.
chiraco & A. IVa
v.. b. ft VI n. 4a.
C . R. I. -'P. 4.
do rol. Eta
CCI-. St. L. I.
I'lii.aao Tar. 4a
Colorado Mid 4a..
Colo. A Ho. 4a
Cubs rlla-
IV A R. i 4a
IHnllllara' Sec. ia...
Krla prior lien 4a...
do gen. 4a
F. W A 1 C. la...
Hocking Val. (', ..
offered.
.U.SiN. v. c. g. 3",..
.lM4t!-.V. J. C. g 6a
. KViiNo. raclBc 4a
.10141 do tla
.104 V X. VV. r. 4a
. H,iO. S. L rfdg 4a..
. ll.tVi'P'-nn. ronr. 3a...
. "Kaaaing sen
TO ". L,. tL 1.
. . inuvi
..13 s
..105V
.. 77V
. .ll)3
.. vt
..insv,
..lMi
M. c 4a ..117V
.HViHt. L. A 8. r. tl 4i. l
. . Ilk, SI. L. W. a. t
..10ii4i. Seaboard A. U 4a U
. . i:vi Fertile 4a M'i
.. MVie hailsay da Il
..101V, 'Teaaa A P. la I2"V
. . 7 IT . Si. I. A W 4a. . '.
.. J4V, t alon f'aiir- 4a 1u',
. . 2 do .'0111 4a Iltt
. .loan t'- 8 8taei 14 ia i
. .PUS ! Wahsah la It 1
.. 80 I do dati. B aV
. .lliiv,' Waatarn Md. 4a 1'
. . 24l w. A I. K. 4a f
. .ll."4WH. ( antral 4a ti'
11"VI
Boatoa Mork Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 27. Cull loans. 2V,ia,T
cent; time loans, srg per cent
closing on stocks and bonds:
I'C I'ei
Official
'AuMiuo aoj. 4a
da (a
"M-i. (antral 4a.
Atrkiaoa
do pfd
Bonton A Albany..
Poiton A Malna...
Kll-hburg pld ...
Mas. Central
N. T., N. H. A H
Para Marquatle ..
I'nlon Pai lgc
Aaitr. Arga. Cham
do pfd
Amar. Pnau. Tuba.
Amar. Sugar
do pfd
Amar. T A T
AiNf. Woolea ....
da pfd
toailnlus I. A I..
Ediaan Klac. 111,..
Oanaral Elactrlc .,
alaaa. Elactrto ....
de ptd
Maaa. uaa
l'r.ltd Fruit
I'nlted Khua Ma. b.
do pfd
V I. SlMl
da pld
"tVaatltig. cumrnoa
titd. Asked.
al
,5 lAdrantura
. .lOi'.AIlouci
. . 75 i vnialgamstad ...
. . 7V'Anirlcan Zinc
.. lwi Atlantic
..264 'Hli'ahim
. ITS H al. A Hecla ...
..144 M nlannlul
.. ttVi;Cnpper Ranga ...
. .Mo 'Pair Waal
. . Id lioinlntort Co
. .llt Franklin ...
. . J0' uranry
. . n Rayale ...
. . v, Maaa Mining .
. .HIVj MUbigan
..Ill Mohaalr
..144V Mont (. A C.
. , II V "l1 bomlnlan .
.. H' IJa.-aola
.. 17 Pam
..HI gulnty
..laa Shanaon .......
. . 14 iTamarack
.. Mtt Trlnlly
.. Ivl'. Mlalng..
..iott r. on
.. 74 ,1'uh
.. 4l Vlotneia
. . 36', Wlnuna
.. 4 ;Weltarise
.. la
.. M
.. in'a
..
.. 14
.. lev,
. f
.. m.
.. 7,
. . 16
.. 40
.. 1l)4
.. o
.. li-a
. . 10',
.. 11
.. SI
. '
.. M
..1
.. TV
..Its
.. I
.. siv
..104
.. (IV,
.. 4va
.. Hi,
. U4
PoreleTB riaaarlal.
I-ONlON. Jan 27. Money hardened In
the market today. It being arock exchange
pay day. Piscounts sympathised with the
rats for monev. The tone of the Btook
exchange aa distinctly cheerful. Advices
from the continental Bourses combined
with I lie proepects of ihean niouev In.
dlcste more confident feeling than (or '
some 'nie past, aitnougn me amount of
business was sniall Consuls hardened.
Americana opened above parltv and the
buoyancy a a maintained, thruugliout, Erie,
New York Mlalug storka.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adama Con
Alice
Bi-aara
aRrunawIck Cos .
Cotcatncs Tunnal
1 oa (al A Va
Hues silver
Iron Stlvr
Lradvtlla Con .. - .
-offrred.
.
M
JO.
. J
il.ntla I hlaf
Ontario
lOiihlr ...
Fhuanti .......
IPota.1
jHa.aaa
iSiarra N'a.ads
Small Hi.pi ..
laiaadarU
. JMI
US
. 11
. It
. I:
. la
J (A. o b'j-
. 4.911 11.7i-7
. , 16 II 4.-.I
.2.51? 6.67U
. 2." 7.i,o
4S.025
47..'7
38.1?
3U.242
19.1n.l
4u.'V0
&.9hi
7.666
7.-'
4.440
1t
(4 :s? ;e
M 170 a
74 s7 !
; s ...
7j rs
SI '4 4"
74 4 . .
44 ...' rrs
7" ft as
7 -.'.-a 1.11
pj tn ...
7a m .
t iH 1M
7 rit ...
TO .ill 40
? re .
:(4 40
fa :Jt ...
74) ti ...
it rJ m
42 2- jna
al r ...
.: 1(1 ...
a 21 ...
J4 tlk W
7 . .
4 175 14
l: an
4 Ml
I 41
4 4!,
4 ?,
4 aii,
4 a;
4 JS
4 arv,
4 4
4 4,
4 v,
4 a; 1,
4 47,
4 a; i,
4
4 7
4 ',
4 JS
4 a-1,
4 a;v,
4 4
4 411
4 a: i
4 4-v,
4 42'a
4 47i
4 4:
4 :!,
4 ati,
at
41.
14
1:
so
sa
H
M..
I .
4
a
M .
I.
44
M
a
S4 .
i:
44
4
r
?4J
fU
;t
. m
Ti
tu
80J
!
.;'
11:
art
in
us
119
ra
i;i
4J4
4"7
4 J
4 4.1
4
4 a,
4 as -
4 a
4 at
4 4S
4 4
4 41
4 as
4
4 -
4 4:4
4 r'
4 arv,
4 7V
4 t7,
4 47H
4 471,
4 m,
4 r"
4 7
4 7a
4 7
4 7V,
4 m
.17.398
..16. 4
.10.157
. . 9.711
..18.798
.29
31 611
:'5.
: ouo
6.094
37.644
Five days this a-eek..
Same "jis lf week . .
P.une dnvs ek before
Same three weeks ago.
Pnme four week ago .
fame days last year...
RECEIPTS POR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hops and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparison with
lust year:
1905 1904. Inc. Dee.
63 356 68 732 5.37
lao.wi JN S77 a .('24
112.969 145.; 32.667
f'lllowlno- l.hla l..m-j !li dveraae
i-ii. r 01 uoga at South Omaha for the last
lf vrral dajs, with comparisons:
Cattle
The
I ioi ii904 :ist'3.iiso2. ,i9oi. iioo. :ir?j
Jan.
Ja.i. 1...
Jan. 4...
Jan. I...
Jan. ...
Jan. 7...
Jan. I...
Jan. ...
Jan. 10..
Jan. 11..,
Jan. 13..
Jan la..
Jan. 14...
Jan. 15..
Jan. 16..
Jan. 17..
Jan 18...
Jan. 19...
Juti. 20...
Jan. 21...
Jan. 22...
Jan. 23...
Jan. 24...
Jsn. 15
Jan. 26...
Jan. 27...
,1 4 39 I
I 4 43VI
I 4 44V,
I 4 46V,
4 45 1
4 60 I
I ' I
I w 61 I
4 : I
4 S74'
4 .51 Vj
4 63V, !
I Oil1,;
4 siv,:
4 &0W
4 65V'
4 55 :
4 87 '
4 5V
4 63',
4 657,
4 71 ,
4 72V
4 fill
nl
4 (W
4 56
4 "'
4 )
4 2
I
4 531
4 61!
4 75
4 78;
4 69
4 74
6 X7I 6 ?!l
SOI 19'
I 2i
4 2' :
34 14
6 39: 091
6 49 -s
b 40 6 16
401 C 14
04i
4 9
4 74
4 6
4 7''
4 S6
4 S8
4 S9
4 (.7
4 81
46'
6 49
6 361
6 41
6 49
ti 60
I
6 39'
47
6 SU
53
6 59
6 66
I
6 7:1
6 65
fl 00,
e 14'
6 22
6 In.
6 17.
22;
1
6 27
6 15
02
6 (3
6 f
6 14'
a
6 12
4 96' 4 31'
4 96' 4 '
I 021 4 27'
5 0I 4 37
4 35!
5 061 I
I 06: 4 341
S 14 4 S3'
I .0 4 35!
5 231 4 411
t 17 4 491
I 4 53!
sis: 1
ft 261 4 5S'
6 27! 4 52:
s ; 4 4i
o 29: 4 60
S 27; 4 54
5 13
5 15
5 22
5 13
5 18
4 54
4 63'
4 59
4 55
4 4S
4 55'
4 62
3 37
3 17
1 44
SiT
3 44
3 41
a
a
I M
t 53
3 64
S M
s w
I si
I 49
3 51
3 M
3 56
3
a
3 54
8 id
3 6)
3 57
S 63
4 13
k 2
1 2 1
7 15 1
3 II
17 31
16 4
44 21 3
2 4..
6 9..
1
1 2
5 7..
Indicate Sunday
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today Ijv each road was:
Cattle. Hops Sheep.
(. M. Bt. C lly
Wabash
Mo. Pacific Ry
C. P. System
('. X- N. W. Rv
V.. K. M V. R
('.. St. P.. M. O Rv...
B. & M. Ry
'.. U. A U. Ry
C. R. I. A P.. east
C . R. I. P.. west
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western.
Total receipts Ill 122 5
The disposition of the day's receipts mas
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
("ntti" Ho" Sheen
Omaha Packing Co L-7S 1.-J07 121
Swift and Companv 41 1.M1 K)7
Cudahv Packing Co 7'Ki 2.144 H
Armour A Co 239 2.437 975
Carev A Benton 143
l.ohman Co li)
MoCrearv Carey 91
W. I. Stephen H'l
Hill Hon 124
Hamilton A Rothschild... 5o
Sam Werthelmer So
Mike Haggerty 11
Rol Degan IS
J. B. Hoot A Co 34
Bulla Klin- 12
f; g t -514
Other buyers...'.'!...'...!.!. 2W 19f
1 fill ICI 1 1 to
7tjJskTTl.E There was only a fair run of
ralnr- In sight this moaning, bit he tend
ency of prices was downward st all points,
with buyers apparently very Indifferent. It
was late before anv business was trans
acted at this point and the day was well
advanced before a clearance was made.
About the usual proportion of the offer
ings consisted of beef steers nnd the quality
was onlv commot to fair, with a few that
could he called fnlr to good. Tlw market
was very slow from start to finish, with
prices generally 106 15o lower on all grades.
Packers did not aeem to care whether they
got inanv cattle or not, which of course
made It difficult for salesmen to get satis
factory prices.
The cow market also took a drop, the
good to choice grades suffering as well as
the common to medium kind. The general
market could safely be rpioted loedlSc lower,
with some sales even worse than that. Buy
era took their own time about atarting out
and when they did go out their bids were
so much lower that it was some time before
any business was transacted. It was what
would be-alled a slow, mean market from
stnrt to finish.
Bulls, veal calves and stags wvre also
low sale, with prices a trifle lower.
There were s good many stockers and
feeders Included In the receipts, but the de
mand for the better grades was about equal
to the surply and prices held lust about
stendv. The common and light cattle,
though, were badly neglected nnd In moat
cases salesmen had to take a little less
monev for such kinds than was paid yester
day. Representative sales:
BEES' STEERS.
No
I...
4 ...
If...
17..
40...
St..
At.
... k3
... Jtf!
...11;
...i&i
.. .115.4
...1100
. 470
.1114
. 4U
. US
. 74
. M
.1000
. 142
.
.lot
.1040
.1190
.HW0
.1040
.1043
Fr. .No. At Pr.
3 40 4 11.-4 4 SO
1 ir. !" 1:.: 4 jo
3 5 i:m 4 40
s 9" it i:ot 4 4
4 ' as r( 4 st
4 05 10 t4M 4 tu
RS AND HEIFERS.
1 m
COWS.
1 25 i'i l'M8 I 40
t 00 11 i U.I
J it I '04 3 m
1 10 1 iiid 1 oe
1 sr. 1 1110 1 00
1 is 21 ion, 3 00
2 40 1 mo 1 is
1 40 2 121S I 10
2 40 t 1044 S IS
J sn 14 101 1 to
2 60 2 lino I
2 an 2 t0 3 BS
tt 40 14 MA 1 44
t 4,1 1 ):?0 4 lit
2 75 19 421 1 !
2 75 2 1310 I 40
as 4 Ml - 40
2 S I lull I 40
IB 10 Ill 1U
J IT,
Id '
COWS AND IIF.irERS
...947 I 10
COWS AND BVU.B.
...412 I 60
HEIFERS.
T a
oa
4(7 I 00
4US 10
1540
HM
It li
1200
BTOCKERS
710 I IS
624
9'4
1 40
2 40
I 'S
I ao
I 4S
S 4f
S 50
S 50
.1093 I SO
BULLS.
1 ...
I....
1 ...
AND
14..
14..
II..
SI..
24..
41..
144 I 40
U.'.O' I 00
lf.00 3 IS
1ISS I 24
FEEDERS.
14'. I 65
t: I 44
act I 70
Sat 3 SO
722 3 IM)
409 4 OS
HOOS There was a liberal run of hogs
at Chicago this morning, about 46.000 being
reported. A.i a result prices there broke a
dime and caused a corresponding slump at
this point, even though receipts were not
excessive. The market hero was rather
slow in opening, with bldB generally a dime
lower on all kinds. Lightweights sold
largely from II1 down: medium mixed
hogs sround $4.B2'. and heavleei largely
from $4.65 10 14.75. with a top at 14 0. Trad
ing was not active at these prices and It
was rather late before even the bulk of tha
offerings was disposed of.
The latter enu ui me iiiaraai was very
alow and weak, late sales being mostly l'X((
15c lower. Homs preiiy gooa nuge had to
sell under $4 ft) on the close. Salesmen of
.ira wrre slow to take the prices offered.
but ss there was nothing to indicate any
improvement, they gradually cut loots.
"-tepreaenittii"-
Bask llesrlnsa.
OMAHA. Jan 27 -The bank clearh.ga for
Prldwv were ll.22t.7jw.32. For (he same
day 1st I ;r Uit) vteit 7, (All, 6-8. a.
Ho.
13 .
m .
44 .
34 .
7 .
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74..
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... 14
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...234
...21
...21
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... :'i7
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40
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4 44
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4 S4
4 SI
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to 4 ?S
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.. 4 40
to 4 to
.. 4 4
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4 40
4 to
4 to
4 to
4 to
4 M ,
4 ta
4 to
4 tu
4 ta
4 to
4 IV
40
40
40
Ke.
77...
12...
71...
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4 2S
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. 244 ... 4 ti
SHEEP There was a verv light run of
sheep snd lsmbs here this morning, but
ulte a few were carried over from yeeter
sv. s-i there s a fair siinniv on ss'"-.
Buyers took hold much more frfely this
morning than thev did vesterduy. but there
was no improvement In'prlcee The merkrt
can be more easily compared with the close
of last wek owlt g to the uneven ne- in the
prices paid vesterdav. The decline for the
week tacgrs from 25c to 4)s-. Light lambs
and common ewes have suffered the great
est toss and choice wethers, venrlinga and
lsmbs have shown the lesst decline. Yes
terday It was not so much a questlcn of
price ion the commoner grades aa one of get
ting a bid. but the better demand today bus
cleaned up practically everything In the
yards
yim'.etloria for led rto.1t: Ooed 11 choice
yearlings, S f?i;.2R; fair to good year-I'-ars.
45 60PC. HO; good to choice wethers.
S5ni-(i5 25; fair to g.iod wethers. tt.SasriS
good to choice ewe. 14. liip 4 i : fair (o good
ewee. I4rtjj4 25; common to fair ewes. $3 id
4i3 9n; good to chol. lambs. 17. 007. 2o: fair
to good lambs. tS iiajf 7 Ou; feeder yearlings,
t4 ot'-nS..: feeder wethers. M.2tKrl4 ao. fedr
ewes. 3 25W3.76: feeder lambs. te.SOO 21;
Hspresentative sales:
No
1 native buck
8 goats
western ewes
27S western ewes
9 weslsrn ewes
211 western wethen"
112 western lambs
21 native lambs
1 western buck
western cull ewes
western ewes
wstern ewes
western ewes
western cull lambs
western wethers and ear
llhgs
M) native lambs
20
72
9
49
10
i:
Av
. 170
. tl
. 91
.
. 4
. Ill
. 74
. M
. lal
. 92
92
. 75
. 93
. 55
Pr
3 2o
1 )
4 26
4 55
4 SO
t I'I
fa)
7 00
i 00
3 0
4 23
4 25
4 50
( tai
on
1 20
(HM Kill 1.1 VR STOCK JsaKKT
(tile and sheep steady, Uoga Lower
and Lambs Weak.
CHICAOO. Jan. Ti. CATTLE Receipts,
5.(a head: market, steady; good to prime
steers, l40fi.20: poor to medium, 3.5W
5 30: stockers and feeders. 12.35$ I 26; cows,
31 2ott4.2S; heifers, t2.00trfi.nii: canners, 11.25
2 55; bulls. 2.0f3 s0; calves, 12 75 7 25.
HOOS Reef Ijjts, 4o.0u0 head; estimated to
morrow, 29,0011 head; market. 10c lower;
mixed and butchers. tCHMH: aTOod to
choice heavy. t4 9"04.9O; rough heavy, 14 80
l4.70; light, $4. 6i&4. 70; bulk of sales, 44.70
((4.80.
SHEEP AND LAMB8-Reoclj-ts. 8.i
head; market for sheep, steady: fur lambs,
wenk to lower; good to choice wuhers,
t4.90ajt5.fio; fair to choice mixed. $4. 01 tt ;
western sheep. M3o'fi5.55; native lambs,
t5.5(t'7.50; western lambs. t5.5"0l7 40.
Kansas City Lire tock Market.
KANSAS 'CITY. Jan. 27. CATTLE Re
celits, 2,0ii head. Including MK southerns;
steers, steady: cows, weak to 10c lower.
Choice export and dressed beef steers. t5 00
UiS.TT.; fnlr to good. t3.S014.S5; western-fed
steers. t3.o"''i5.4.i: stockers and feeders. t2.75
(14 15; southern steers, t3.2f64nu: southern
cows, t2 a)C((3.25: native cows. tl 75r:i 5; nu
tlve heifers. t2.7.Vn4.25; bulla. t2.263.75;
calves. tS.mvtl.so.
HOGS Receipts. 10.000 head: market 10c
lower; top. t4.9n; bulk of sales. t4 0O&4.97W;
heavy, t4 (Vfi4.90; packers, f4 7i"o1 74; pigs
and lights, RKVff 4.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 700
head: market slow and dull: native lambs.
Ii'ni7.25: native wethers. t5.f1(.50; native
fed ewes. t4.2Mt5.fm; western lambs. W.OOfffJ
7.25: western yearlings. tn.7.VlTi.Sfi: western
sheep, $4.2fif-$.6v- stockers and feeders. t3 5
frfi.So.
01. I.enls Lire Htoek Market.
ST. 1118. Jan. 27.-CATTLE-ReceIpts.
1.50 head. -fnclidlng "0 Texans; market
steady: native shipping and expor steers,
t3.0O4ji6.9O; dressed beef and butcher steers.
t4. 0016. 15; steers under 1.000 pounds. t3.25rj
o.OO; mockers and feeders. t2.27v&4 JS: cows
and heifers. t2.264.5; canners. tlTSflJ-IO;
bulls, t2.5O3.50; calves. $4 Ofij7.5o; Texas
and Indian steers. t2.fjniBl.75; cows snd
heifers. t2.0CKS3 50.
H( KIB Receipts. 10,000 heart: market
lower: pigs snd lights. t3.754j4.50; packers.
tl.7.M?4.90; butchers and best heavy. Hi!,'?
4.95.
SHEEP AND TA MRS Receipts. 1T.(0
head; market steadv; native muttons. 4.n0
I&67S: lambs. fn.UKfr7.0u: culls and bu.-ks.
f?iH4.2o; stockers, t2.00i3.00; Texans. tS.Oi)
05.00.
Ametican middling fa it llid: gi-rfd mid
dling, sari: tnid.lljitg. V1; low midd'leg.
35-l. rood ord!n:iv. 3 4:d : orb" 9 rt . 9 1
NEW YORK, jsn :7 COTTON-Snot
closed quiet; ntidd'11-g .iip'ands. 7c; : mid
dling gu,f 7 25c; sies. 6l bales
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 47 COTTON Fu
tures stendv, Januait. (iiTlo bid. Frhrusrv.
.1ts.1..; .March. 0Mt.2c: April. -
into; Mav. ss-it , j'une. .71i73. : Jul,
77iiC.:V: Augiitt, SS4j4is.V-; f4.-pt mNer,
8T l.dl'IS J in. :7 COTTON Wulct. ,9
higher; n-.lddllng. "; no Tales, no lecepta,
no shipments, stock. 43flJ bales
OVI4H W IIOI.P.SAI.K 91 IDKKT,
Coaalllloa at Trad aod Qaalailnas
tlaa-le aad Pasiey Troalnee.
KOUS-Candled stock. i5fl?"c.
LINE P H LTR V Hens r; rooters s;
turkeys, loc; ducks. WV: geesv 9ai9c;
sprn g chickens. frsc.
PRESSKK )01'LTRY Turkeys. 14flc;
ducks. 11912c: geene. l4J11r; chickens. PH?
l"r; rlotrs. b-ifTc.
HCTTER Packing stock. lSfil9'iC; ch.il. e
to foncv dairy. TtKc; t-rcamery, is-ir.9.-;
pilnts, .inc.
KRKSH FROZEN FISH - Trout. 9c;
pickerel. 9c; pike. 9r; perch. 7c: blueflsh,
L'c; whlteflsh. : salmon. 13c: redstiapnei.
11c- lob'ter. tgren. 3"c: lobster (boliedl,
tic" bullheads. 11c: intflsh. 14c; black baas,
2ac; halibut 12c; crapplea. lilc: buffalo. 7c
white ba, 11c; frog legs, per dox., 2&o.
BRAN Per ton. 115.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale llav tisalers' association : Choice No. 1
upland, " .. 2, 1",; m-Jlurn. ti.OO;
r.iarse. 14 5''' Rye strtiTT. ' tS 10. These
prl.es are tor hay of good color and qual
ity . . '
OYSTERS New York counts, per can.
45c; extra selects, per can. Sic: standards,
per can. A'. bulk standards, per gal., tl 4c;
bulk extra aelects, per gal. tl-TS; bulk New
York counts per gal., 11.90
TROPICAL FRC!T8. - -
ORANGES California Redlapd navels,
all six's. 12 75: choice navels. t2.2."; Cali
fornia Mediterranean sweets, all slice. t2.0.
LEMONS California fancy, t2.76; 300 aird
STA 13 50; choice. $75.28.
DATES-per box of 30-lb. pkgs., 2 ;
Hallowe'en. In .0 lb. boxes, per lb. 5Vst7c.
K1G8 Callfornin, rcr 10-ln. carton. 7lfl
$5c: Imported Smvrna. 4-crown. 12Wc; -crown,
14c; 7-cruwn. 16c; f.mcy Imported
(washs.li. In 1-lh pkgs., Kulfc; California,
per case of K pkgs.. t'.'.2.i.
BANANA8 Per medium slxed bunch,
f2.0'il'2 60; ttimbos, 12 75423.54)
UHAPEFHL' IT Per box of M to 64. to 00.
FRUITS.
APPLES New York Kings. 13 25; Near
York Orernintrs, 13 : New York Bald
wins. 12.75; Colorado Jonathans, ti 7j;
Wlnesaps. per. bu. box, fl.50.
PEARS Utah. Colorado and California,
fall varieties, per box. 11.50
CRAN BE RR1K8 Wisconsin Bell and
Bugle, per bbl.. 17. 75; Jerseys, per bbl.. t7.M;
per box. I2.7S
OR A I'Etr Imported Malagas, per keg,
K.WKtrs.tii.
TANG ERIN E8 Florida or California, per
i-box, fz.So. '
V'EG ETA ELLS
POTATOES Home grown. In sacks, per
bu., 40c; Colorado, per bu DOc.
T CRN IPS Old, per bu., 4uc. Canada tutBr
bagat. per lb., lc.
CARROTS-Old, per bu., 40c.
PARSNIPS -Old, per bu.. loc.
BEETS old, per lm., bOc.
NAVY BEANS-per bu.. fl.3tti2.W.
ONIONS Home grown, red. In sacks. pr
bu., fl ia); Spiinlsli. Mr crate. $2 15; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2c; white, per lb., 2'c.
CCCCMBERS-Per dog.. t2.25JiI.llO.
TOMATOES Florida, per -baeket crate,
t2.20fT.6i.
CA BBAOE Holla nd seed, prr lb, IV.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas kiln dried,
per bbl.. t2 50.
CELERY- Per dor. 23r?c: California, ipa.
RADISHES Hothouse, per dos.. 45c.yV
ON I0N8- New, southern, p-r dox., 46c.
CARROTS New, per dog . -4V.0.
BEETS New. per dox., tic.
TCRNIPS-New, per dos.. 4oc.
I.ETTlCf Per box of about fifteen
1 heads. 0c. . .
I RHCRARH Per dos. bunches, 75o. 1
I I'AHRl.KY PVr dos bunches. 77e.
MISCEIXANEyCS. t .,
SAUERKRAUT-WlMconsln. 'per keg..
$2.60.
CIDER New York, per bbl., 15.20; per
hslf bbl., t32S.
CHEESE-Wlsconsln twins, full crtam.
12H613c; Wisconsin Young America. 13c;
block Swtst, new. 15e; old, llil7c: Wiscon
sin brick, 14c: Wisconsin ltmuurger, 13c.
HlIiES No. 1 green. 7c; No. 2 green, lie;.
No. 1 salted, I V : No, 2 salted. 7V4c; No. i
veal calf, 9c; No. 2 veal calf. 7c: dry salted,
S'lillc; sheep pelts. J5oljll.oiJ; horse hides. -fl.804S3.oH.
NI TS Walnuts, No: -!-soft shells. .- new
crop, per lb., 14c; hard shell, per lb., lie;:
No. 3 soft shells, per lb.. 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,
lJc; small, per lb., locj peanuts, per lb.. 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb.. 80; Chill walnuts,
per lb.. 12tf13i4c; almonds, soft shell, per
lb.. 17c; hard shell, per lb.. 15c; chestnuts,
per lb.. UVkKlSe; new black walnuts, pep
bu., 75fl90c; ehellhark hickory nuts, per bu..
11.75; large hickory nuts, per bu., 11 50. -
St. Joseph Lite Htoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 8ul head: market steady; natives.
t3.OKTi5.26; cows and heifers, 11.754 25;
stockers and feedera, I2.75'84.00.
HOGS Receipt a, 8.187 head; market 81&IO0
lower: light, t4.fi6SKIO; medium and heavy,
f4 75-(495.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.240
head; market steady; lamba, $7.20.
Slonx City Live Itock Market.
SIOCX CITY. Ia.. Jan. 27.-(SpeclaI Tele
gram. CATTLE Receipts. 800 head; mar
ket steady; beeves. f4.0OifiS.75: cows, bulls
and mixed, t2.2tvij3.50; stockers and feeders,
f2.7535: calves and vesrllngs, f2.8fltfll.45.
HOGS Receipts. T.SOo heud: market 10c
lower, selling at t4.40ij4.flG; bulk, f4.504.85.
Stock la lght.
Receipts of live stock nt the six principal
wtrairiii iiiaiai-ia jveietTiay;
South Omaha ,.
Sioux City
Kansas lly
St. Ixuis
St. Joseph
Chicago
Totala
Cattle. Iloas. Sheen.
. 2.S00 7,600 too
. 50) 7.8O11 .. .
. 2.OU0 10,000 700
. l.Sou Ili.ixi 17 ml
mil S.1R7 1.240
. 5.m)D 45.0JO .U(N)
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Wool Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 27 WOOL8-Of the wool
market the Commercial Bulletin tomorrow
will say: The volume of business shows
moderate expansion. Onod-slstd trades In
Ohio fleeces have been put through. The
general market is quiet and the tone 1 not
so bullish. There Is no break In values, but
high limits are being urged. Foreign wools
are accumulating. Yet American buyer
continue active operations In foreign mar
kets and locnl dealers are still contracting
In the weat. About a third of the terri
torial cllu of 1905 is already engaged. Ship
ments of wool from Biton to dste from
December 29. 194 according to the same
authority, sre 19,oii7.49i pounds, against 20.
&9V134 pounds at the same time last tear.
The receipts to date are 17.578.218 pounds
against 12,579,2ii7 pounds for the same period
lust year.
ST. LOriB. Jan. 27.-WOOL-8tead--: me
dium grades, combing and clothing 23'929c:
light fine. 18'n224c; heavy fine, Italic; tub
washed. r7f41c.
LONDON. Jan. 27 WOOL The offerings
at the wool auction sales todav numbered
117ol bales. Toe lone wsa steadier and
it'ccs advanced to the December level.
Withdrawals were small. Continental ren
resentatlvee were the largest buyers, n the
merinos were suitable for their uses. Home
buyers secured most of the crosshrede.
Americana purchased a few lota of cross
bred and also some fine haired clothing
merinos. Following are the enlea: New
South Wales 3.900 bales: seoured, Vdt1slld:
greasy. Sdifilatd. Queens and. kuo bales
scoured. 1s7d; greasv. 8dt31a H1. Victoria.
1.3.0 bales; scoured. 10dfi2ald; greasy 7'di4
Is 2Ud. South Australia. A6 bale-: greasv.
10dft!ls'd. West Australia, faai bales;
greasy, G.4i1n.,d. Tasmania. 7m bales:
greasy. srftrlelUd. New Zealand. 4(ai0bsles;
scoured. 9diulatd: greasy. 5Hdtls td. Cape
of Good Hope and Natal. 4") bales; greasv
7'"i.
I.osdoa Stack Market.
LONDON, Jan. V. Closing quotations on
a'nrn. sen ootids we'
.344
.224
. 313
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.224
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. 245
. .471
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Steady. 211-lsd ner ounce.
Mu.M.i-:''.in per cam.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills Is 2 7-ltu2 per cent; for
three months' bills, 21s fr cent.
tattoa Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 27. COTT'lN Spot In
inoderat demand, price I points lower;
REAL ESTATE TR AN8FKKS.
Deeds filed for record January 27. as furn
ished by the Midland Guarantee Ann Truat
company, bonded abstracter, 114 Farna.u
street, for The Bee.
D. j. Farrell and wife to J. B. Wat
kins, lot 14, block 6. Spring Lake -park
f 400
T. Hoctor nnd wife to R. Phalen. lot 23.
block 3, Missouri svenue park 100
T. Brennan to T. Hoctor. same 1
Josephine Crawford to Flora B. Stokes,
lot 4, block 7, Patterson park I
Kalherlne T. Duncan to Emllie V. Pres
ton, lots 11 to IA inclusive, block 304.
Wilcox second addition, and ottMar
land
Emllie B. Preston and husband to C. C.
Morgan, lot 11 und 12. block 31, Wil
cox second addition -
Mary Logan and husband to Ci. A. Mag
ney, lots 1 and 4, block 14, Wilcox ad
dition O. A. Magney and wife to C. C. Mor
gan, same
O. W. Preston and wife to C. C. Mor
gun. sums
W. G. Preston und husband t.r C. C.
Morgan, lot 1, Mock 14, Wilcox; addi
tion -.
A. Faust and wife to J. Lemke. nwU
of nwi4. sec. ii-14-12 2.SO0
A. M. Smrllie and wife to Berth
Rodda. lot 12. block S. Clifton Hill....
Samuntha C. Deln to J. M. Chapman, et
al. nw swi see so-ln-if t
W. E. Sw-fntxel and wife to C. C. Mor
gan, lot fi to 12, block 14, Wilcox addi
tion 2,00
C. H. Kruse and wife to C. C. Morgan,
lots 1 to 4. block 15. Wilcox addition. .2,'aW
M. Peterson and wife to C. C. Morgan,
lots 0 to 8. block 16. Wilcox addition. .1.800
Omaha Safe lroaii Trust Co. to C.
C. Morgan, lots to 18. block 15, Wil
cox addition ..2.0)
E. J. Robinson to E. R. Davenport, lots
7 and 8. Tabor Place 2.JM
Frances Louisa Hanlon and husband to
E. J. Robinson, same l.fiAl
7(0
BOO
500
1
400
Edwards -Wood Go.
s (Incorporated.)
lain Office: Fifth anil Robwrts StraaU
ST. PAUL, niNN.
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain, Provisions
Ship Your Grain to Us
Vraaek OsSee. 110-II1 Ben sal ml Trad
Bl4t; Oauska, mm. Telepheae SBte.
tlt-814 Exchang Bids.. SotHh OmahaV
ell 'Phone ti Indebendent 'Pboa 4V
govcrmkt NOTicaea
CHIEF" QUARTERMASTER'S OpTKUtV '.
Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 31, IH04, Sealed pro
posals in triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received here until 10
o'clock a. in., central standard time, Janu
ary 1906. for etxistructlrig two i3 slug
set ouurters for civilian employes, and on
di double set quarter for 11011-commis-tloned
stuff officer, at Fort Crook, N.
bratka. Full Information furiilabed on ap
plication to this office, where plan and
tpeciflcatlon may be aeen, or to tbe Quar
terroaMtrr. Fort Crook. Nebraska. Propos
als to be marked "Proposal for Construct
ing Uuartcra." and addressed to Major M.
(IRA V ZAL1N8KI. Acting Chief Quarter
master. J5-ii-f-10-2a-2
CHI EH QlARTERllASTtR g OKriCE
Omah. Neb. Jan. 1. l!Mg. Sealed prri
posais, In triplicate, will fc received bet
and by uuurltrmusiera at the posts named
herein, until 10 a. m, central standard
time. Feb. 15. 1. for furnishing fuel snd '
forage during the remainder of the Aacl
year ending June an. lax, ut Ports D A
Russell and Marker. lie. W yo., snd Fort
Les Moines, Is. Proposals for delivery st
other place will be entertained. I. S re
serves right to reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof.. Informa
tion furnished on application here, cr to
quartermasters at statlona named. -Envelopes
containing proposals should be ,
mat Wed 'Propeasls for Fuel si:if Forage,"
and addressed to Lieut. Col J K Sawyer.
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