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THE OMATIA DAILY REE; VTUDAT, JA"N"TtA!RY 18, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Continues Downward Course, Checked
Only by Liverpool' Firmness.
MAY CLOSES ONE-HALF CENT LOWER
Corn nml tints llolli Tnlir Opposite
Course, (IosIiik n I'rnetlon HlKlirr
mill Mump Pro Inlonn Advance
IT, Cents, Others lllollllllRCll.
CHIl'AOO, .Inn. 1".-Thc drcl'ne In wlient
wan continued toiliiy under Influences which
have held sway recently, but the close wm
with Nino of thi) loss leKtilncd on export
cnfinKcmcnts, May cloned Mf'c lower.
Corn nnd mils each closed ViOViC higher and
provisions unchntiKcd to 15c blither.
That Liverpool did not fully reflect the
decline of 1'Jc hero yesterday was the cause
of u moment's firmness In whent at the
opening, which was Uc hlpher for May, nt
75 V to 754c. Tho came old stolic-llbcrn
receipts anil slack outside support , -was still
fastened about the market s neck nnd the
llrsl half hour saw n drop bi .4Vt1';c
tinder fairly liberal selling. The sollltiK
pressure waH weakened lout? enough for a
recovery to 74!ke, but trade was dull and
this attempt at recovery wnn soon aban
doned Hid a relapse to .lUftWe occurred.
During the lust fifteen minutes Mny rallied
sharply to 75c, at which the market c oscd,
flV4e lower. This rally was duo mostly to
moderate covcrltiK by shorts on a market
that had been sold to a standstill. Their
buvlim was based partially on the report of
exporters that 10! loads had been taken for
foreign shipment and partly on a desire to
take profits, as It was believed the foreign
sab-n had been mndo nt reduced prices and
that much of tho grain was of inferlor
nualltv. Heaboard clearances In wheat and
Hour were equal to M7.00O bu. Primary re
ceipts aggregated 4H.1.W) bu.. compared with
MS,!! bu. n year ago. Minneapolis and Dti
lnth reported 318 cars, against 2j last week
and !S2 a year ago. Local receipts wero
cars. 1 of contract grade.
Cora was Independently strong the
greater part of the session, ulthough prices
declined a little early In sympathy with tho
wheat weakness, The high price of hogs,
coupled with buying by provisions Inter,
ests, the light country movement and the
continued poor grading of receipts were
the ruling factors. There wiih little or no
elevator selling nnd a good rash demand,
although business was as usual hampered
by lack of cars. Hecelpts were BID cars,
none of contract grade. May sold between
37V nnd 3o and closed liflttc higher at
Oats also exhibited Individual strength, at
no time showing more than the slightest
attention to the wheat weakness. 'Ihu ex
cellent cash demand, light movement and
u. report that big Interests wero long !,
eeo.floi) bu. were supporting Influences. I no
corn strength was also u help. Hecelpts
wero h cars. May sold between 21Hc and
25V and closed lyutte higher at 25'ic. , ,
Provisions wero dull and neglected but
steady on firm hog prices at the yards and
a good cash demand. Muy pork sold be
tween SI3.!'5 and Ml. 15 utul closed Inc.
higher at 111.15; May lard, between S7.42V4
and J7. 1717.50. closing unchanged nt St. 4214.
and May ribs, between $7.05ti7.u7'.4 nnd Si. Id,
with tho cIobo 2V4C up at S7.I5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 4j
cars, corn, 4W earn; oats, 175 cars; hogs,
!3,(l head. . ,,
The leading futures rnnged as follows:
ArtlcIesTFopiiTl lligh.l Low. I Closet Yes'y.
Wheat
Jan.
Feb.
May
Corn
Jan.
Feb.
May
May
Mil
liard .Ian.
Mar.
May
lllbs-
.Iiiii.
May
72',4
73
i
3fii 37
23i tt 53'i 23i
21 25?, 2 IS 25U
13 SB 13 05 13 K3 13 05
14 02: 14 15 13 05 14 15
7 30 7 37'i 7 30 7 37',4
7 i 7 42($ 7 I2V4 7 42j
7 47'$ 7 50 7 421. "
r 05 7 02'4 r. os 7 oavi
7 12Vi 7 15 7 (0 7 15
No. 2.
("ash uiiotatloun wero ns follows:
FI.OUit-Qulct; winter patents. J3.701T3.0C;
straights, $3,2013.(5; clears. $2.fiOg3.40; spring
specials, $1.411.50; imtcnts, S3.V33.S0;
Ptralghts. $3.20(3.60; bakers. J2.20(f2.70.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, filj?72e; No. 2 red,
71U7'ic
('OrtN-No. 2, TJUc: No. 2 yellow, 37.4C.
OATS No. 2. 21c; No. 2 white, 27c; No. 3
white. 2i.fi2iV5ic.
HVK-No. 2. 5H4fl52?ic.
IlAJtUHY Fair to choice malting. Mi'ibfle.
BICllIJS- No. I Flax. $1.01; No. 1 north
western, $l.fii: prime timothy, $1,175. Clover,
ccntract gr.ule. $11.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per Mil., M105T
1 !.(. l.ard, per 100 lbs.. $7.3.Vr7.3714. ltacon.
short ribs slden (loose). $7.00ff ,'.25; dry waited
shoulders (boxed). $ij.25JiC50; short clear
sides (boxedi), $7.2577..'15.
WIIIHICY-Oii the basis of high wines, per
gal., $1.27.
Following nre the recolpts nnd shipments
for today;
Articles. Receipt". Shipments.
Flour. Mils 2D.000 rt.O0O
Wheat, bu 72.0V) Itt.OOO
Corn, bu 3SS,or) ItS.OCO
Oats bu SIK.nno 23I.OCO
nvi. bu I.ooo 4,ono
Tlorley. bu 73,000 21,000
On tlie Produce exchange today the but
ter market was quiet; creameries, llflSIs;
dairies. IIM'Mbc. Cheese, dull at 10'ifllHic.
Kggs, active; fresh, 10c.
NKW VOIIIv. (iF.NF.HAI, MAIIK1ST.
Quotation of the liny on A'nrloim
Cum mod I ties,
NKW YOUK. Jan. 17. FI.Oim-RccolpU,
JS.tso bbls.; exports, H,33l Mils, ; weak and
again very dull, with buyers lOjilSe tin
der the market; winter patents. $3. iistf
4. (m; winter straights. $3,405(3.60; Mlnnesotn
patents. $4,004(1,25; Minnesota baiters. $.(.00
(if3.2r.. Uye Hour, sternly; fair to good. M.S0
Ti3,15; choice to fancy, $3. IDItJ.fiO. HuoK
wheat Hour, dull. WaGlc, e. I, f. New York.
COHNMHAIr-Himy; vellow western, Wo;
rltv. 01c; Urandywlne. J3J.nsjr2.45.
ItYK Steadv; No. 2 western, 6Vc. f. o. h.
ndoat; state, u3i&5lc, c. I. f., New York car
lots. llAItl.KY-Dlill; feeding. 4Sfi50c, e. I. f.,
New York; malting, 0i)'ut'"c, c. I. f., New
York.
HAHI.F.Y MAI.T-D.ill; western. !7i(72c.
WHKAT HecclptH, 52.2i Int.: exports,
74,711 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2 red. 79V,e. f.
o. ti. afloat; No. 2 red, 777kO elevator; No, 1
northern. Dtlluth. R4.ie, c. I. f. n limit; No.
1 hard, nuliith, M'ie. f. o. b. alloat. Op
tlons displayed more weakness today after
momentary steadiness ut tho opening,
Heuvy unloading orders camn In during tlie
forenoon and prlco dropped lo bushel, Any
disposition toward n subsequent rnlly was
checked by an afternoon cnblo estimating
a big Argentina crop nnd export mirplus.
until near the close, when shorts put up
tho prlco n little; closed sternly nt fHo
net loss; January closed nt 78'ic; March,
7R?4tfi73He, closed at 70Ve; Mav. TOHfiSO 1-lfic.
closed at 7?)ic; July, 7S l-lCW79?c, closed at
79Ke.
COHN-llecelptM. 0S.475 Ml.; eNports. R7.523
hti, Spot, Arm: No. 2, 4fie elevator, and Cic
t, o, b, alloat. Tho option market was
rnther Htendy all day In spite of the wheat
break. Influenced by fair clearances, poor
grading and a demand from shorts: closed
firm fi"V$ro net advance: January closed nt
4R'4c; March closed at 45c; Mav. 43 0-lfif4lc,
closed at 4lo; July closed nt 44Uc
OATS- Hecetpts, ro.OOO bu.: exports. 5.4V.
Mi. Spot, quiet; No. 2. IlOlfe; No, ?, 30c;
No, 3 white, 32c; No, 3 white, 32e; track,
mixed western. Hl30Uc; track, white, SVi
S5e. Ontlons dull with corn.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice.
1900 crop, lSfi21c; 1S93 crop. 11ilSc: old. 2W
Be: I'aciiic coast, yjm crop, i&qiiuc; jsw crop,
lMille: old. 2'uOc.
HIOFS Firm; Oalveston, 20 to 25 lbs.. 18H
19c: California, 21 to 25 lbs., 19o; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs,, 15e.
I.KATIIKU Steady; hemlock solo, riucnn
A.vres. ugiu to ncnvywfigw, 2i!2jc; alio,
WOOr" Quiet; domestic fleece, 2lli2to;
TexiiF. lSfllTe.
PHOVIHIONS-Tlenf. steady; fnmllv. SII.'W
nu.n; mess, j'.iin.ma.o'i; iiacKet. jio.noyii).w;
rlty. extra India mess, $U.oo'o.,!6.To. I'ut
n.eats, steady; plekled bellies $7.MJ7S.f0:
rlckled shoulders, $5.5TiG 00; pickled hair.s,
l.tV)f9.2Ti, Lard, steady; western stenmed,
$7.75; retlned. easier: continent. $S.75; South
America, JSO: cnnipound, $5.50lf5.fi2'r. Pork,
firm: family, JlSiwuimo; short clear, $14.00
ern.OO; mess, $l3.751f 11.75.
TAbl.OW Firm: city, 6i?jr.'ic; country,
R'iJfSWc.
POt'I.TRY-Allve. steady; fowls, Jlc;
chickens, 0c: turkeys, OlilOo; dressed, easy;
turkeys, 9W10!e; chickens, l0Vtllc; fowls,
10
TU'TTHR-HecelntH. 3,458 )kgs.: market
firm: creamery. hWSIc; June crcamerv, 15
ff20e: factory. 1U,fllc.
CHKKSK-ltecelptK. 1,314 pkas.; flrm!
fnncv liirge. fall mnde. IPJiftll'to; fancy
Hii.iill. lull made. Hil2c.
Ea(58-Recelpt.. 4.132 pkgs.: firm; western
average pacKen, at martc, U'uivc; ".vtitor.n,
loss off. iouc
MKTAI.S Speculation In the local metal
market was again dormant. Trading was
or n smalt nnmi-to-ninuiu runracicr, witn
tho general trend of ( prices downivurd.
Tin, In response to weak cables from Lon
don, where prices went ofT 1 to J;U9 lr,
reacted about 35 points today nnd closed
wwk at $2r,.15, against $26.50, the closing
(lguru of yesterdny. Some small sales were
mnde at the decline. Copper, though again
scoring n losi of 12 Cd in London to 71,
ruled extremely dull In the local market,
with an ensv undertone. Prices were $1
for Lake Superior and $lfi.K24 for casting
and electrolytic; concessions were freely of
fered In the latter metal. Lead was dull.
Spelter ruled extremely dul. Iron mar
kets, both domestic nnd foreign, wero quiet
and largely nomlnnJ.
OMAHA WIIOI.lISAI.n MAIt KCT5.
Conditions of Trndr nml lno( t Ions
on Mlnplr nnd I'nni'y Produce.
KOfJS Receipts light.- good stock, 1&3I80.
LtVi: POt LTR -Hens, B',46c; spring
chickens, tic; roosters, 3?7lc; ducks, 6',4jJ6c;
geese, 6V4l(7c; turkeys, tt7c,
FRKSll OHKHSHU PO 1 1 LTRY I tens, 7c;
roosters, 6fJ6c, ducks, 7H'?8c; geese, 8fl8V4c;
spring chickens, per lb.. 7c; turkeys, 9e.
OA.Mi; M nllnril iliirks. tier doz.. 13.0012
3.50: teal, $1.5((1.75; mixed, $1.DM1.73: Jack-
raoiiiis, ji.zosi.w; cottontails, .ucyii.
m'TTKR-Common to fair, lOliBllc;
choice, 1314e; separator, 23c.
FRKSll OV&TKRS First grade, solid
pocked, New York counts, per can. 350j ox
tra selects, 32c: standard". 25c; medium, toe.
Second grade, slack fllled. New York
counts, per enn, 30cj extra selects, 2w;
sinnuarus, mc; uuik standards, per gai.,
pI'OKONS-Llve, per doz., 90c.
VICALS-Cliolcc. PfllOc.
HAY Prlco quoted by Omnhn WliolesaU
Hay Dealer,!' association: Choice upland,
t!): No. i m-lnnd 18- inotlmm. 17.K0' ninr.se.
$7. . Rye straw, $8.50. These prices are
for hoy of good color an-J quality. Demand
fair. Receipts, 12 cars.
OATS No. 3 write, 26c.
CORN-No. 3, 32c.
URAN-$13.50. 1
. VEQRTAnLES.
PARSNIPS-Per bu.. COc. -14
Tt!RNIPS-Pcr bu. basket. 40o.
RKIITS-Per bit,. 40c.
CARROTS Per liu., 40c.
I.KTTt'CB Per doz.. 353400.
RADISIIES-Per doz., 30G35C.
I1KANS Wax. nor 1-3 nil. basket. It:
string, 90c.
. PO . ATOES Per bu., 50060c: Idaho, per
bu., 80c.
HiVKBT POTATOKS-Per bbl., $2.
CAIIRAOE-Hollind seed, Ific
TOMATOES California. tier 4-bnsket
crate. $2.
ONIONS Nnt I vp. np lm.. SI; Cnlornilo
yellow, per lb., 2c.
i;i.i,i',iti iTiinrornin. as to size, 4jyuc.
CAlTLIFLOWFTlf'nthnrnln. nir rrntn.
w-
FRI'ITS.
PEARR-rer box, $2.00112.25.
ORAPES-Malaga, per keg, $6.50JJ9.00.
APPI.FS NntlvB. TSrSItmi npr till" ner
bbl., $2.60! enstern, $3.00173.50; California
Helino ers. per box. Jl.4Dftl.60
CRANUKrmiEo-flolI Jand Tluale. $10.00
Per bbl.: Jerseys, ncr bbl.. J9.25: tier crate.
$3.25.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANCIES-Cnllfornla seedllncs. S2.50:
navels, $2.75y3.25; Mexicans, $2.75; Floridas,
$3.50.
LEMONS-Cnllfornln, extra fancy, $3.50;
choice, $3.
UANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
$2.00f-2 50.
FIOS Cnllfornln. new cartons. 80e: lov
ers. 75e. Imported, per lb 13tfl5c.
DATES Persian, In 60-lb. boxes, Salrs,
5c per lb.; Halloween, M4o per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES-No. 1 green, CHc; No. 2 green.
6Wc: No, 1 salted. 7Wc: No. 2 salted, 6V4oi
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs.. 34c: No. 2 venl
can, a io i.i ins., D'c; dry niaes, sgiao;
sheep pelts, 23f?75c: horso hides. $1.5002.25.
NUTS English walnuts, per lb., 13c: fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb.. 1820c:
raw neautits. npr Hi.. K?,5Ue; rnnHlnd fii.f
7V4c: Ilrazlls. 13c: pecans, 10012c
nuiiji uoiornuo, -section case, S3.75.
CIDER-Per bbl., $3; per half bbl.. $3.
SAUERKRAUT Por bhl.. 14: nrr half
bbl., $2.50.
St. I. outs (irntn nnit Provisions.
ST. l.Ot'TH. .Inn 17 t'III.-!A'rtwp-
No 2 red cash, elevntor, 714c; track, 72fj)
ije; Januory. 71ic: Mny, 73V4073HC; July,
,.,; u. - uarn, txv,uc.
CORN Higher; No. 2 ensh, 3514c; track,
35"ia7o; January, 35Uc; Mny, 37c; July,
OATS H cher: No. 2 rash. SSn: Irnelf.
25U(ft2Cc: January, 23c; Mny, 25?4c; No. 2
RYE-lllgher nt 61c.
l''LOUR Dull nnd ensv: natents. J.t.C'ffT'
3.75; extra fancy and straight, $3.2.31(3.33;
Clear, jz.i&'iiz.yo.
SKUDS-T mot hv. firm. S4.25ff4.70 for nvor-
ag-j receipts, prlmo worth more; flax, no
imirKci.
( ORNMEA l Steaily at $2.
URAN Oulet nnd enler: sacked, east
track. GiftCSc.
HAY Firm: tlniothv. $9.60012.50: nralrle.
nteady at $7.(Vf 10.60.
iiiHKV sternly at $1.27.
IRON COTTONf IES-J1.25.
HAOOIN(1-7Ji7ie.
HEMP TWINE-Oc.
I'ROVlSrONS Pnrlf Arm? tnVil.lnir 14 .50.
Lard, entirely nominal at $.15. Dr;' nilt
mentH (boxed), weak: extra shorts. 17.12V.:
clear ribs. $7.25; clear sides, $7.374. nac.m
uioxeiii, weaK; extra snorts, ji.siVi: clear
ribs. JS.12V; clear sides, $S.25,
METALS Leod: Nominal at $4.20. Spal
ter: Nominal tit $3.23.
POULTRY Steadv: chickens, fic: voitn.
fi'io; turkeys, 6c; young, 7c; ducks, 714c;
geese, ime.
Rl'TTI'jR Quiet :
creamery, 151?2114c;
dairy. 1215c
I'KKIH lllnlier at lCe,
RECEIPTS-Flour. 7.000 bbls.: wheat. C0.-
000 Ml.; corn. 73.000 bu.; oats. 30.0W bu.
SI IPMENTS-F our. 7.000 bb s.: whent.
29,O(i0 bu.; corn. 101,000 bu.; oats, 47,00) bu.
Liverpool Crnln unit Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 17.--WllEAT-Spot.
Mrong: No. 1 California, 6s fid; No. 2 red
western, winter, fis 2'4d; No. t northern,
spring. ix 414d. Futures quiet; March, (I
lid: May. 6s ?d.
CORN-Spot. quiet; January, 3s 10'dd;
March, 3s 0?;d; May. 3s 8d.
i'kam t iinauiiin, quiet at lip s(l.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, stendv
nt Ss fid.
HOPS At London (Paclllc const), steady
nt 2r.r,T3 6x.
PROVISIONS-Reef. extra India mess,
dull ut fiCs. Pork, prime mess western, dull
at 6s 9d. llnms, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., firm
at ijs. irfiru, iirm: American relined, in
nulls. 39s 6d: prime western, in tlero.is. 3Ss
M. ltacon, Cumberlnnil cut, 26 to 30 lln., !;
snort rtns, n. to Jl His., -ns; long clear mid
dles, light. 23 to 31 lbs., 41s: long clear mid
dles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs.. 4lsfid; short clear
backs, 16 to 20 lbs., .39s 3d; clear bellls, 14
backs. 16 to 20 lbs., 39s fid; clear bclllos, 14
to 16 lbs., 47s. Shoulders, square, 11 to 33
lbs., firm at 35s,
Hl'TTHR Htendy : United States finest.
05h: United Slates good. Sis.
CHKKSK steady; American nnest wlilte,
Clsfid; American driest colored, E3s.
TAl,l.ov steniiv; prime city, Sosuci;
Australian, In London, 27s od.
ICnnsas Cllr (irnln nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 17. WHEAT Mny,
fifi!4c: cash. No, 2 hard, (KViffitt'c: No, 3, 6ldj
65e; No. 2 red, 70c; No, 3, 67fl69c.
CORN May. 36if3CVe; cash. No. 2 mixed,
3ll3o; No. 2 white. ::614e: No. 3, Sfi'.ic.
OATS-No. 2 white, 26iic.
RYE-No. 1. 47e.
HAY-Choleo timothy. $10.60-311.00; choice
prairie. $9.00fi9.25.
nUTTER-Creamcry. 17(f?20c; dairy, fancy,
17c
ECIOS Hiirlier; fresh Missouri nnd Kan
sas stock, 1514c dozen, loss off, cases re
turned; new whltewood cases Included, 'Jc
more.
RECEIPTS-Whent, 82,400 bu.; corn, 46.400
bu.; onts, S.ooo bu.
SHIPMENTS Whent, 112.S00 bu.; corn.
30,000 bu.; onts, 6,000 bu.
Toledo (irnln nnd Scii1,
TOLEDO. O., Jan. 17. WHEAT-Actlvo
nnd llrm; cash and January, 77'ic; May,
79T(.c: July, 7RHn.
CORN Active and firm; ensh and Janu
ary. 37c; May. 39Uc.
OATS Steady; cash nnd January, 24c;
May. 23o.
RYE-53C.
CLOVE RSEED Firm: prime. 1R99. $0.53;
cash and January, $7.15; Mnrch, $7.25.
Plillndelplilit Produce Mnrkrt,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-I1UTTER-Stcitdy
und fair demand; western crenmery,
2le.
i:c,ClS Firm: fresh nearby, 19c: frssh
western. 19c; fresh southwestern, 19c; fresh
smithern. ISe.
CHEESE-Steady: New York full creams,
fancy, small. Il-fll2e; New York full
creams, fair to choice, 1014iMl'4c
MliiiieiipnlSH Wlient, Flour nnd II ran.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jnn. 17 IEAT
msli, IVfd May. iii'fcp; July, 76ic: on
truck: No. 1 hard, 75'4c: No, 1' northern,
TSUe; No. 2 northern, CS14(70l4c.
FLOUR Lower: tlrst nntents. $1.00fil.l5:
srennd patents, $3.R5i(3.95: tlrst clears, $2.s0
ofa.im; seconu cienrs, K.Kiats 10.
RRAN-Ill bulk. $11.75312.00.
Milwaukee (irnln MnrUet.
MILWAUKEE. Jon. 17. WHEAT
Lower: No. l nnrtnern, 7nf74!ic; No. 2
nnrinern. ii-mc,
RYE Lower; No. 1. 6H4fi63c.
HA RLEY Easy ; No. 2, KiJ60c; sample,
4M(57c.
Peorln Mnrket,
PEORIA, Jan. If.-CoRN-Easy; No. I,
OATS Easy; No. 2 white, track, 26c;
billed through. 254c
WHISKY-On tho basis of $1.27 for fin
ished goods.
Dulutli Grain .llarkrt.
DULUTH, Jnn. 17.-WHEAT-No. 1 hard
cash, 75ic; to arrive. 764c; May. 77Je: No,
1 uurtheru, cash, 71!c; to arrive, Uc,
May, 75'c; July, 765ic: No. 2 northern, Cl
567'keiNo. 3 spring, 63SK60-SC.
OATS-25WJ5V4C;
.MO VI 2. Ml 2. NTS 4F STOCKS AMI IIOXDS.
Prices of Stocks Are Miistnlneil Only
Uy Some Slroiiu: .Miililpillntlou.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-The state of
mind of the speculators today was that of
extreme nervousness. The cloud of distrust
was somewhat dispersed during the course
of tho day und prices, were laboriously lifted
to ii level above last night, but uneasiness
recurred In the late dealings and tho mar-
aei ciosen witn urgent selling in force ami
with violent nnd disorderly breaks In n
number of Important stocks.
The excessive confusion of the price
movement dtirlnir the enrlv nart of tho dav
served to put speculators long of stock In.
ii mine or iiewiiuernieni. lucre was uoui
and powerful manipulation used to support
prices nnd to dissuade holders from selling.
Tho extreme dullnecs Into which the mar
ket fell after tho early selling movement
had been checked was proof of tho suc
cess achieved by this maneuver, but when
It began to nppear that the marking up
of prices had been simply for the purpose of
nffordlng n market to realize on the pres
sure to sell becamo urgent nguln, lending
to the final break In prices, The price
movement was so Irregular and mixed ut
nil times ns to defy any closo analysis.
The opening weakness was most mnrked
In the steel group and the conditions among
the grcnt steel corporations continued to
exnlto grave uneasiness during tho session.
The conviction Is taking form in specula
tive circles that n war between tins HtcU
companies Is dangerously Imminent, which,
If It tomes, will demoralize earnings In tho
trade. Manipulative support was effective
In purls of tlie list nnd Sugar, People's
Ons, St. Paul, Manhattan nnd a number of
the Paclllc and Southwesterly were lifted
from 1 to 2 points. Then support wus ac
corded to tho steel stocks and the princi
pal members of tho group, Including Fed
eral Steel, Tin Plate, Steel & Wlra nnd
Smeltlnir. were lifted nburnly nlwivn luxt
night. Meantime, there was realizing In tlie
railroad list nnd prices generally fell nway
mere, wnn occasional exceptions, widen
wero held up us u support to the market.
In the Html slump the whole list fell ugaln,
with very few exceptions, below last night,
Thero were such violent breaks as 4i In
Ilultlmorc & Ohio, 4Ji In .Manhattan, 3? In
Brooklyn Transit and Oreat Northern pre
ferred. 3i In Sugar nnd 21 In St. Paul nnd
New York Central. Mnnv of tho railroad
stocks wero nt tho lowest when the market
closed. Tho statement of President Hill of
tho tlreat Northern that he had never
owned n. share of St. Paul stock In his life
had u greatly unsettling Intluciico on
speculators who have worked In the convic
tion tnut Ht. Paul had passed to tho con
trol of the Orent Northern nnd Northern
Paclllc. Tho declaration of n 2 ncr rin
dividend on New York, Chicago & St.
i.ouis preierreii, wnero nil tun way from l4
to 6 per cent had been confidently predicted:
a readjustment of Ideas us to a lurgo milli
ner or anuiogous cases ami tun denial or
tho rumor that Metropolitan Street Hall
way hnd leased Manhattan upset another
lino of speculative calculations.
Tho tnonoy supply continues super
abundant, but the growing belief that n
notable outward movement of gold hns be
gun served us an additional drag on the
market.
Tho bond market was rnther nnlet nml
Irregular. Tho total sales, par value. $2 J2."i..
000, United States bonds wore all unchanged
on i no nisi can.
Tbo following nre tbo closlnir nrlces on
tho New York Stock exchangu:
Atchison
II
84 Vi
fS
ft?i
67
314
Wnb.ish
do pfd
W. ft L. E
do pM
n.iltlmnri; & O...
: I2'S
, 214
. 15i
,12114
, 66
99
,1l5
.173
, 6
,115
. 2714
t,C
4?i
, 25
trj
9Mi
: i!"'
, 2i;
, ?2
3SV4
81
r.7
KJ
112?.;
i:w
43
ifi'b
4314
O.Vi
47
"'IS
l.SS
!W
', Oli.
70
. 37' i
, 9'
, 1CH
, R'i
, 911.
,1IS
, 20
, 6.7
, I".)
, IV)
. 42
. 9'.'
. 42
. ',S
.196
.
.13254
.IIS
. 61
. P'i
. 7,"
. 21,
. '(.
. Rt
. 901A
. i:i '
6611
53
Can. Paclllc
Can. Southern ..
Chen. & Ohio
Chicago O. W....
do 2d pfd
Wis. IVtitri.l
Third Avenuo ..
II. ft O. pfd
National Tube .
do pld
Adams Express.
Am. Express ...
1 M Pviimuu
:ti$
C, U. fe ti
Chicago 1. & L.
do pfd
Chicago & E. 1.
Chicago & N. W.
C, R. I. & P
f f r x, st. I.
V)
ni
171
121i!Wells-F('irgo' Ex.
t',4AIII. UOt. Oil....
Colo, Southern .
711
(lo nfrt.
do 1st prd
In "it llfcl
12
16U,
Am. Malting ...
.in nt, i .
Del. & Hudson...
132
Amer. S. ft R...
do pfd
Amer. Spirits ..
tin nlil
Del. L. & W
192
3K-,
S2
27
Den. & R. C,
do ufd
Erlo
'Amer. S. H.
,1o 1st nfd
do ptd
Amer. S. ft W..
flu nf.i
fit. Nor. put
19.11V
'I
4!4
mi
Mooting t oa i ..
Hocking Vnlley.
Am. Tin Plate..!
Illinois central.
.In tir.l
Iowa Central ....
,ln nfd
23 Am. Tobacco
VA'i do pfd
4IA Aim Ml., f..
U. K. V W
do nfd
109 Hrk. Rnp. Tr...
2.W Colo. F. ft I
8M Coll. Tobacco ..
1161', , ,,r,
163J4 Federal Steel ...
V')' do pfd
tVi (Jen. Electric ...
ltiO (Slucoso Sugar .
SlTs do pfd
! .Int'ui Paper ...
PI I do jifd
47 Laclede Gas ....
153 Nat. F.lsoult ....
Itn do pfd
i 4 Hi National Lend .
SJ'4 do pfd
, R:'- National Steel .
Rfi'i do pfd
3l!ii N. Y. Air Urake
12 No. American ..
. 76 Paclllc Const ...
,H71 do 1st pfd
, :'.PIi do 2d Pfd
Lake Shoro ....
l.nnlM. A- Nnsli..
MimhiilflLtl I, ...
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central ...
Minn. & St. Is...
tin nfd
M,i. Tiii.tte
Mobile & Ohio..
M.. K. & T
do nfd
N. J. Centrnl...
M Y. Central...
Nor. ft West....
do pfd
No. Pacific
.In nf.l
Ontario & W....
O. R. & N
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Rending
do 1st put
,1,1 2,1 ufd
, I'lvt'nciuc .Mall
42
. 65
, 92
iPeoplo's (las
Rio C. W
do nfd
ITCHSeil !. u
do pfd
Pllllmini p. IV.
St. L. ft S. F...
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
. ,9V,
. 571
'. 6014
.150
.ISO
.132
. 43
. 19
. 70H
. 25 Mi
. M-v,
'Stand. It. X- T
Sugar
St. L. S. W
,1,1 nfd
do pfd
iVnn.
C. ft I J...
Leather. ..
Pfd
Rubber....
nf.l
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. ft Omaha.
:U. S.
do
u. s.
So. t'acllic
So. Rnllwivy ....
tin nfd
lo
Western Union.
Amal. Copper ..
Republic 1. & S.
Tex. ft Paclllc...
Union Paclllc ..
do pfd
no pin
M P. C. C. ft St. L.
Nominal.
The Commercial Advertiser's Londnn
llnandat cablegram says: The murkets
here wero Ktagnaut today. Further fnlluri.H
of houses connected with tho Westrnllan
collapse wero averted, but there was con
siderable liquidation Instead. Americans
wero extremely Idle and closed depressed
after n temporary llutter on early buying
from New York. Union Paclllcs being es
pecially nlTecled. Tho street was llko a
Quuker meeting. Tho market regnrds tho
St. Paul deal as off, expects n postpone
ment of tho Erlo dividend and would not
relish It If It were paid. Tho bank lost
60,000 gold to South America. Fixtures
wero down, owing to Saturday's heavy re
payments to tho bank bills.
.otv York .Money .Mnrlict.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-M()NEY-On call,
ei'sler nt 2T(3 per cent; la&t loan, 2 per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 4fi5 per cent.
STERLINO HXCHANOB-Firmer, with
niiunl business In bankers' bills nt Jl.Sif,
4.S7'i, for demand nnd at $.S3 for sixty
dns; posted rates. JI.Rlfl I.R114 and $I.R-;
commercial bills. $1 R2iJ4.'i24.
SILVER -Cortitlenlex. fil'fiffi!4c: bar.
taV: Mexican dollars. I9',c.
IIONDS--Oovernment, steady; state, Ir
regular; rnllrond, Irregular.
Tho closing prices on bonds today are aa
follows:
L". S. 2s ref. rcB..i05'4
do coupon 105li
do 3s. reg Kali
N. Y. C. Is
N. J. C. ft. 6s
No. Paclllc 3s...
.10CH
.US
. 7014
l''S!4
.100M,
.US
.10314
.12914
.115
. 9T
. 9J
do coupon .. .. liu
no 4s
N Y C ft S L 4s.
N. ft W. c. 4s...
Ore. Nnv. Is....
do is
do new 4s, reg.Kfi'i
do coupon 13715
do old 4s. roK..lin!3
do coupon 11414
do ds, reg..
do coupon .
D. of C. 3 65s
Alch. gen. 4s,
do mil. 4s..,
Can. So. 2s..
C. ft O. His..
.1I014 O. S. L. fis
.llPh
do consul Os...
Rending gen. 4s.
R. O. W. Is
R9 St L ft I M ir. fis
lll'i,
121
ISO
11s
11914
Rp-.;
110 St L ft S F g. fis
10114 St. Paul cons...
l'MU S. P. C. ft P. Is
do bs .
C. ft N. W. c. 78.13914 Mo 5h
do H. F. d, 5s. 123 So. Paclnc 4s....
Chicago Ter, 4s l'2'.i So. Railway 6s..
Colorado So. 4s.. S4, S. R. ft T. Cs....
.112
. fi7'.-j
.113
. 90
.1034
.11814
1 inorauo no. is.. ml
D. ft It. (1. Is.. 100
Erlo gen. 4s W.4
F. W. ft D. C. Is )0
lion. Electric 5s. 155
In. Central Is.... 11614
L. ft N. mil. 4s.. 09
M.. K. ft T. 2s.... 76?i
do 4s 97
'Tex. ft P. Is....
do 2s
Union Paclllc 4s
Wabash Is
do 2s
10S'4
11414
West Shoro 4s.
wis. i-entrnl 4s.
Vn. Centuries ..
. Rfi
. or-K
nid. Offered.
Loudon Stock Quotations,
LONDON. Jan. 17-4 p. m.-CIosIng:
Cons., money.. 96 1 t-IR:Erln 20((.
do apct Si'i do 1st pld 07i
Atchison 4ri4IPennsylvantiv .... 7M4
Cnnndlan P.ic... 92 iReudlng jhv
St. Paul 15H4No. Paclllc pfd.. SR',4
Illinois Central. ..1414 nmml Trunk .... 7'i
Louisville OOli'Anaconda 9L
U. P. pfd RMAIRund Mines 311,
N. Y. Central 11614
HAH SILVER-Stcady at 29 3-16.1 per
ounce.
MONEV-3'iil per cent.
The rato of discount In the open market
for short bills Is I!i4 3-li per cent; for
three mouths' bills, HyidU per cent.
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-Today's stut?
tnent of the treasury balanceo In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160.iM,f0) gnld
rcsurvi In tho division of reUump'.ion,
sliows:'AvalIiihlo cash balances, $13S,1S7.DI6;
gold, $0,33i,393.
Huston Stock ((uotntloiis,
IIOSTON, Jnn. 17 -Cnll loans, 314BH4 per
cent; tlmo loans, 4yil3 per cent. Ofllclnl
closing:
A., T. ft S. V...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ...
do pfd
Am. Telephone .
Hoston ft At
Huston Elevated
Hoston ft Mo....
C, H. ft Q
Dc million Coal..
do pfiL
Federal Steel ..
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd ..
lien. Electric ...
do pfd
Ed. Elec III
Mex. Central ...
N. E. O. ft C...
Old Colony
Old Dominion ,.
Rubber
Union Pacific ..
'I lUnlon Land ...
."'i West End
l !2s West. Electric
IIRU Wis. Central ..
159 'Atchison 4s
Adventure
19) illlngham
191 lAuir.l. Copper .
1 t.'iU' A l,if (1.
.. 63
.. 15J4
.. 0i
.. 1R.
.. IHI4
.. 2S
ur.il !,..(. ... .c. i
..52014
0"14 Jltltlo ft Hoston
17 iCal. ft Ilccln..
CP'4 Centennial
..S30
m'J'h KranKun
ISlItiniboldt
.. 1M4
.. 60
., Sl'.a
.. 49
..176
.. I'll
..325
"?14
169
losceolii
Mo
207
21 4
l'arrot
Qulney
Santa Fo Cop.
Tamarack
I'foli Mlnlllir .
iift'ivmona
1 Wolverines
. 614
4S
Hid.
Xetr York MIiiIiib Slocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-TI10 following nre
quotations 011 mining stocks:
Adams Con
A lie
Hreeeo
Hrunswlrk Can..
Comstock Tun..
Con. Cat. ft Vn..
Dciulwood Tor...
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Leudvllle Con...
20
V,
200
27
. I
.50
. 53
.110
C5
. 6
Little Chief ....
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Pntosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
.. 16
..(130
.. CO
.. 10
.. 10
.. 12
.. 20
.. 75
..415
I'orelun I'lniiiiiinl.
LONDON, Jan. 17. Money was wanted
todny and discounts were stonily. Thre
was much uncertainty whether gold would
lenvo Now York for Paris. The expecta
tions of failure on the stock oxchaine
havo so far been unfulfilled, but only
through much preparation and largo r.K
idntnnce. The affairs of the London nnd
(llobe Finance corporation, limited, still
overshadow everything. The public Is doing
little und professionals nre Indisposed lo
engage In transactions. Consols were un
steady and lower on money rules, said to
bo In connection with Important new loans.
Homo mils were tnalntnlncd, operators be
ing careful regarding dividends; Argentines
und Hrnzlllnns were firm: Americans
opened below parity and declined, not'lblv
l-.rle, on the postponement of tho dividend,
closing dull: Urand Trunks were lower on
tho tratllc decrease, largely exceeding ex
pectations: mines were dropping. The
amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Hank of England on balance todav wart
50.000; Spanish 4s closed ut "HH: gold pre
miums nro quoted: lluenos Ayres. 131.70;
Madrid. 3I.S0. Lisbon, 41; Rome. 6.7214.
HI '.It LIN. Jan. 17. On the bourse today
li-ternatlonals were steady. Americans were
dul' nml Canadian Paclllcs wero easier;
mills wero weak on thu unsatisfactory po
sition In upper Silesia; banks fluctuated.
Exclinnge on London, 2flm 4514pfgs. for
thecks: discount rates: Short bills, 3 per
cent; thrco months' bills, 3V per cent,
PARIS. Jnn. 17.- Prices wero heavy on
tho bouro today; International wero dull:
Rio tlntos wero easier on realization nnd
Industrials were niTered, but they closed
better; Kafllrs reacted. Three per cent
rentes, 101 f !'0o for the account: exchange
on London, 25f 17c for checks; Spanl.ih 4s,
71.S214.
Hunk Clearing" null Exclinnge,
CHICAGO. Jnn. 17.-Clenrlngs, $26,028,417;
balances, $1,637,578. Posted exchange, $4.SI'5,
I.RS. New York exchange, 20c premium.
ST. LOUIS, Jun. 17-Clearlngs, $6,539,121;
balances. $.874,601. Money, 6116 per cent, New
York exchnngc, JOe premium bid, 33c
premium uskid
PHILADELPHIA. Jnn. 17. CIcnrlncs.
$19,642,627: balances. $2,283,418.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 17.-Clenrlngs, $292.
675.153; balances. $12.139,9S2,
HOSTON. Jnn. 17.-Clenrlngs, $27,703,101;
bnlnnces. $1,724,663.
HALTIMORE. Jnn. 17.-C ear tigs. $1,422.-
1C6: balances $385,1772.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 17.-C car tigs. $3,698.-
230. New York exchange, 13c premium.
Money, iKfjti per ceni.
AVool MnrUet.
LONDON. Jan. 17. WOOI, The offerings
nt the wooi auction sales today numbered
13,522 bales. Including a good selection of
scoureds. Merinos were In active demand
ror crossbreds. wldcli were In larger rup
ply mid all were 'sbld; flue grades were
ilrm nnd medium anil lower grudes wero
steedler: ('nt)o of Hood Hono nnd Natal
sold steadily, especially fur continental ac
count, i-oiinwing. nro tlie sales:
Aew Soutli Wales. 2.0H1 bales! scoured.
Cd: greasy. NXiiKM.d. Queensland, 6.5i0
bnlcs; Fcoured. IOI41I5IM cd;. greasy, .il4j?fid.
South Australia. l.RfW bales; scoured,. SUfff
1'4d: greasy. 44iI0sd. AVest Australia.
1.1M bales; greasy, 4,Ji?i7'id, Tasmania, 400
bales: greasy. Ilvd. New Zealand. 3,500
bales: scoured, 614df(ls 6d: preasy. r.d. Cape
of Good Hope and Natal, 1,500 bales:
secured, Is 6d; greasy, 4J7!d.
Coffer Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-COFFEE-The
market for enffen futures onened mendv.
with prices 5fil0 points under disappointing
I'iiiropean ninraei novices anil local selling,
ruled dull most of tho session, without ma
terial further change In values, with the
talent Inclined to be bearish, owing to
heavy crop country receipts, stngnant spot
demand, apathy In speculation und nvos
nect on big shipments to America from
Hrazll. The close was steady, with prices
nfjrio points lower; total sales. 17,500 bas,
Includlnir: January, 6660: March. 5.75c;
May. 55c: July, 5.90e: Sentember, 5.43e; Oc
tober. fiOOc; December. 6.05c; spot, Rio, dull;
No 7 Invoice, 7'ic Mild, quiet; Cordova,
Rfi 12!4c.
Sui:nr nml Molnsses.
NEW ORLEANS, Jnn. 17.-SUC.Alt-Stiong;
open kettle. Sfflc: centrifugal.
3 1S-l6fj 1 5-lfic; centrifugal yellow, llf
Ill-lCc; seconds. 2Hiie. Molasses, ntnnlv;
open kettle. 20(30c; centrifugal, S7f 21c;
hVrun. 2i)fi30c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17 -SUGAR-Ilaw,
steady but quiet: fair refining, 3He; cen
trifugal, 96 test, 4V'; molasses sugar. 3,c;
relined. steadv; standn'-d A. 6.40c; confec
tioners' A. 5.10c; mould A. 6.9ie: cut loaf,
6.10c; crushed, fi.lOc; powdered, 5.70c; granu
lated, 5.60e; cubes, 5.83c, Molasses, stcud.v;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice, '82
5(40e.
LONDON, Jnn. 17.-DEET SUGAR-9s
3',d.
Mviipornteil nnd Drleil Fruits.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17. EVA POR ATED
APPLEU The market for evaporated ap
ples remains about In tho same condition ns
previously reported; exporters seem In
clined to hold off and trading was only of
n nature to supply Immediate requirements.
The undertone, however, was generally
steady at fully sustained prices; state com
mon was quoted ut 3Vi;t34C; prime, 5ff51ic;
choice. Alfifie; fnncv. fi7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Inac-tlo;
prunes, were nominally quoted at
Rljc per lb., ns to size nnd quality. Apri
cots, Royal, imfic Peaches, peeled, Hf?
15c. impeded, eyiilOo.
Oil nml Rosin.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Jan. 17.-OILS-Credlt
balances. $1.17: certificates, no bids; ship
ments, 88.113 bbls.; average. r6.3to bbls.;
runs. 102.763 bbls.: average. 89,403 bbls.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-OILS-Cotto-)secd,
Hem; prime crude, 26's1i27c; prime yellow,
SOHc. Petroleum, easy. Rosin, qulot. Tur
pentine, dull ut 40ff)o'4c.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 17.-OILS-Cottonseod,
Hull refined, spot, dull at 20s 9d. Turpen
tine spirits, firm at 29s.
LONDON, Jan. 17 -OILS Petroleum,
American refined. 6 2-lfid. Turpentine iplr
Its. 28s 10'41.
A'citv York Dry fjoods .Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Fall River has sold
regular print cloths today at tho quotation,
namely SUr. Quantity said to be nearly
200,000 pieces. In other directions the mur
ket shows llttio change. Demand Is up to
previous average of the week for both
staple and fancy lines of cotton nnd woolen
goods mid prices without change.
CnnniKiiu Crneks Invited.
TORONTO. Onl , Jan. 17.-I.leutenant A.
S Jones, secretary of tho National Rule
association of tho United States, has sent
to Colonel Hodgtns, secretary of tho
Dominion Rltlo association, an Invitation
to tho crack shots of tho Dominion to par
ticipate In nn International rltlo Fhootln
competition In September on the range of
tho National Guard, located at Seagirt,
N J.
The Centennial trophy. "Palma." emblem
atic of tho world's rhiimplonshtp. will bo
put up for competition, along with many
oilier prizes.
AVIII Ilullil liiillnimpolls Structure.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. The competitive
designs of the ten prominent architects se
lected to compoto for tho plans of tho In
dianapolis public building havo been ro
reived, and at the meeting of the committee
appointed by the secretary of tho treasury
to determine tho question It was decided to
make the award to ltankln and Kellogg of
Philadelphia.
Colonel I'reeiiinn 0111l1111te1l,
WASHINGTON, Jnn. 17. Tho president
today sent tho following nominations to
tho senate: Colonel II, II. Freouian,
Twenty-fourth Infantry, to bo brigadier
general.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt! Light and Market Active
and Stronger All Around,
HOGS OPEN STEADY AND CLOSE STRONGER
Demand for Sheep null I.nnitis Con
(limes In (iooil Minpr nml .MnrUet
Today Ruled Active nnd
htendy to Strong:.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 17.
n.ncfc,lp.'.8 wfrc: Cattle.
Olllclal Monday a.CUi
Otticinl Tuesday 4,111
Olllclal Wednesday 2,245
Utttcial Thursday ........ l,m
Hogs. Sheep.
4, R9l 4,(JO.I
7,666 2,052
9,(10 2,163
5. HHS 2,612
1,-nll. .1., . . .. il.l. , . ..nan mte.. . n -',-.
Same days last week.... 9,162 31,317 12,718
Sumo nays week before.. 8,953 22.44 9,280
Samo threu weeks ago.. 4.5T8 15.6JO 21,361
Samo lour weeks ago.. 8,919 38,123 13,276
. "".'"liii price paid for Hogs tor tno pusi
several days, with comparisons:
1901. 19O0.1899.189S.in97.lS9I.lS95.
Jan, 1..,
4 95
'M
4 9 A
6 tttli,
6 0I,
4 21 3 42 3 IS 3 401 4 22
4 33 3 67 3 1" 3 43 4 16
4 29 3 57 3 48 3 4G 4 IW
4 27 3 41 3 41 3 23 3 51 4 11
4 37 3 47 3 38 3 27 4 16
4 35 3 4 8 3 39 3 29 3 63
3 42 3 10 3 18 3 48 4 10
4 34 3 43 3 12 3 46 4 09
4 38 3 45 3 14 3 66 4 11
4 3.) 3 60 3 43 3 54 4 09
4 41 3 55 3 29 3 07 3 51 4 08
4 49 3 60 3 47 3 14 4 07
4 63 3 55 3 49 3 09 3 47
3 60 3 49 3 19 3 63 4 11
4 68 3 47 3 26 3 69 4 11
4 62 3 62 3 23 3 C6 3 88
4 48 3 49 3 4" 3 72 3 86
Jan. a. ...
Jan. 3....
Jun. 4....
Jnn, 5..,.
Jan. 6...
Jan. 7...,
Jan. 8...
Jan. 9...,
Jan. 10..
-'in. 11..
Jan. 12...
Jan. 13..
Jan. 14...
Jan. 15..
Jan. pi..
Jan. 17...
C 16
5 034
6 II
6 25'i
6 23(4
5 171s
G 1614
6
6 a4
6 20(i;
Indicates Sunday.
Tho olllclal number of enrs of stock
urougnt in today by each roa-J wns:
Cuttlc.Hogs.Sh'p.H'r'.'t
C.. M. & St. P. Ry 219 ..
(J. & St. L. Ry 1
Missouri Paclllc Ry.... 4 2...
Union Paclllc system.... 19 13 2
C. N. W. Ry l l
F., E. & M. V. R. 11.... 15 35 1
S. C. & P. Ry 2
'., St. P.. M. & O. Ity.. 8 3 1
H. & M. R. R. R 10 17 7
C, II. & Q. Ry 2 17
C, R. I. & P., east 3 8
C. R. I. & P., west 1
Illinois Central 6 1 .. l
Total recelnts 71 118 it
The disposition of the day's receipts was
fltt TnllnU'u nnnh Itltl.n. HKmlinali,.,
.... u ..,.-, -.,, . ,,u, bti.taiiif. iiivj iiuiii
liu, n, I...... I I ..,( I..,. ...,1 .
" - J . IH....I IllUltltlVU
lllivncl
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
n,nf,it! l!,w,1sl. r..
Ill
2J4
G. II. Hammond Co
Swift and Company
Ciiilahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Armour, from Sioux City
Omaha, from IC. C
R. Heckcr & Degan
Vnnsnnt & Co
Lobman & Co
Hill & Huutzliiger
Livingstone & Schaller..
Hamilton & Rothschild..
L. F. Husz
H. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
2IS
431
225
275
"Vi")
41
;u
til
40
13
132
6
13
71
1,296
1,842
2,619
2,23
1,187
69
642
1.159
206
259
Total ,
PATTI.I
1.780 9,117 2,449
lhcro was a light run of cattlo
- - - . ... , " ci .1 ,,(,,,1. VUUIU
here today and the market ruled nctlvu mid
a little stronger all around. The demand on
ii, u ,ui ui iiaL-ncrn Huciiicu io oe in goon
shape, nnd, ns a result, they bought up
the cattlo In good season. Heef steers
brought n little stronger prices nnd the
market today was pn bably around a dime
higher than on Tuesday, which was the
low point of tho week. There wero no very
fancy cattle on sale today, tho bulk of the
offerings being only of talr quality.
Tho cow market was nlso In good shape
today nnd the nrlecs tinld Innkmi n nt,i
stronger than yesterday. Packers all
wunted a few, and, us tho supply was light,
they had to pay n llttio moio money than
they did yesterday. In some canes talcs
were mndo that looked a dlmo higher, but
the market could best bo described by call-in,-
1, u.,m, t.t.,1 o..,t..n n...t.... . .. i.l
. ....... ...... ...... v. viililK ii, inu kuuu
demand everything chunged hands In good
Hulls, calves and stags also sold more
readily today, though the prices paid did
not show much change from yesterday.
There wera very few fccilnrs nn unin in.
day and anything nt all good brought
strong prices. Thero Is a fairly good de
mand from tho country for choice cattlo
and the light supply makes them sell nt
good strong prices. Common stuff, how-
ever. Is rather neglected. Representative
sales:
BEEF
Av. Pr.
STEER?
No.
1
4
6
No.
Av.
Pr.
I 67
I 55
V,
4 m
1 fiO
1 73
I ?3
I 85
4 85
6 IO
5 10
710
2 60
:t mi
7. .
i...
10...
23...
20...
21...
41...
6...
4...
13...
15...
1281
1230
1120
1166
1231)
1146
1200
1261
1237
1316
1318
.. 787
.. 816
.. 792
.. 800
.. 905
..1081!
.. 931
..1050
..1139
..1083
.. 9!H
3 R"
10
4 05
I 10
I 10
4
4 23
4 0
I 15
I 50
1 51
1
43
3
II
19
20
34
1
STEERS AND STAGS.
13 1327 4 63
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
9 852 3 90 16 y;q
COWS.
1 810 1 CO 1 mo
1 8J0 1 P0 6 1000
7 96S 1 00 3 Jinit;
1 810 2 "0 10 106S
1 870 2 00 30 IS!,-,
28 864 2 10 2 11115
1 880 2 10 2 lur,
1 770 2 15 2 Us:,
1 1030 2 20 1 700
1 1030 2 25 2 in73
1 1360 2 '45 4 1)12
2 803 2 25 1 1230
2 1030 2 25 7 1107
3 976 2 25 2 lift)
1 1050 2 5 14 10IJ7
1 970 2 25 45 1020
13 1079 2 33 21 1036
3 1126 2 40 1 1110
2 610 2 50 2 1330
1 720 2 50 6 127S
2 985 2 W) 9 1147
29 850 2 50 4 !)
2 1075 2 50 13 1024
1 910 2 60 0 1020
21 951 2 65 36 !iii
1 1090 2 CO 1 Sfii)
I 1026 2 fi'l 1 1230
1 770 2 67 6 132
4 1122 2 63 1 120)
1 970 2 65 4 1237
5 1052 2 70 12 J2U1
12 1068 2 70 4 H)7
4 977 2 70 17 812
1 1000 2 "" 3 1023
1 1120 2 75 11 1190
6 972 2 75 1 102(1
1 1110 2 75 1 1220
2 1080 2 7) 21 911
3 1016 2 75 1 1160
1 720 2 75 7 1012
1 1000 2 75 6 1052
.1 12R3 2 75 1 1160
2 9l 2 73 7 1230
6 1070 2 75 4 1 H0
1 930 2 75 27 1022
fi 96") 2 80 6 026
7 1121 2 80 22 1134
f, 1028 2 83 10 073
2 1015 2 85 3 1)03
7 112 2 85 J 1210
5 1108 2 ""' 6 1J ji)
1 1200 2 85 4 lt7
2 1100 2 85 2 1235
1 1010 2 85 3 1006
2 Hi5 2 85 17 97S
13 1050 2 85 9 1155
1 1106 2 85
4 43
2 85
2 90
2 91
2 93
2 93
3 l)
,i 00
3 no
3 00
3 00
3 no
:i on
3 (n)
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 03
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 20
't 2."
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 25
3 ','5
3 i'O
3 ?0
3 35
3 35
3 33
3 33
3 33
3 33
3 as
3 33
3 35
3 35
3 10
3 10
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 50
3 55
3 53
3 65
3 75
COWS AND HEIFERS
ill
959 3 25
HEIFERS.
680
020
.... 990
715
770
743
715
820
775
740
840
758
410
67
1500
1260
1250
1440
1310
1410
1140
1350
14S0
:....nso
1
.... 670
.... 770
.... 120
....1130
.... 960
.... 865
.... 983
.... 970
966
.... 987
.... 920
. ..1210
....1200
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 33
3 10
3 40
.'! 40
3 55
3 65
3 ft.-.
.1 ro
4 23
4 23
2 65
2 !)
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 20
1.
1....
1....
1....
3..'.'.'
....
3....
10....
1....
1....
1....
HULLS.
2 33
2 !
1.
...1610
...1260
...1400
...1i0
...1990
...1810
...1630
...1620
...1910
...1900
...1730
...1620
...1510
3 33
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 SO
3 50
3 60
3 50
3 53
3 55
3 05
3 65
3 75
2 Ski
2 90
3 (0
3 00
3 05
3 05
3 10
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 20
....... .Ill"
1400
6...
. l.i'i
.1310
1...
1...
1...
1...
3 35
CALVES.
4 I'J 1
6 00 1
0 00 18
STAGS.
, 410
80
110
. 117
130
. 320
6 25
(I 25
ti 0
1073 3 40 2 1215 .1 0
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
761 3 'Q 1 110.) ;t 10
570 3 M 2 1 UK u
1
C.90 3 10 1 415 3 20
1 670 3 10 1, . , , 710 3 20
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
7 898 3 25 1 7W 3 83
49 829 3 35 1 700 3 83
1 800 3 25 6 68 3 85
28 690 3 60 6 813 3 W
2..... 835 3 60 2 950 3 "3
35 413 3 60 H 980 4 00
1 860 3 65 1 650 4 00
1 8() 3 i0 1 930 4 00
3 606 3 70 6 973 4 01
1 7.10 3 75 11 973 4 10
IS 735 3 75 2 870 4 10
40 j.87 3 SO 4 842 4 0
STOCK CALVES.
2 490 3 60 7 432 3 90
. . . J. lsh-Wyo.
21 feeders.. 819 4 60 1 feeder.. .1180 4 60
,M . . A. E. Hllls-Wyo.
102 feeders. 1061 4 60 5 feeders.. 980 3 60
2 feeders.. lPtt 4 60 71 cows 1073 3 45
HOGS There wus about an average run
or bogs here today and tho market opened
tip steady with yesterday's clo.e. Thi hogs
begun selling at J5.15 and $5.14, but tho
misers alt seemed to hnvo liberal orders,
nm! as a icsitlt sellirs raised their ban Ik
ihe market :cpt getting better and tho
packers bought the hogs ns fast .is lliev
cr.uld got to them. After the tlrst round
t'.Ucs were mo!tl at S5.17t and J5.20, nnd on
the Inst end they sold from 15.80 to J5.25.
As will do ,oeu from the mles boluw,
today s market Is nearly a duplicate of
yesterday's, only the market today cloicd
ut yesterday's opening and opened nt yes
terday s close. A few more hogs sold nt
j.I5 todny. and .it J5.17ti, so that the aver
age cost Is a llttio lower. It was a gpod,
ncttvn market from start to ilnlsii .tint
everything hnd changed hands before 9
o'clock In tho morning. Hepresentattvtj
salts:
No.
Av. Sh. Pr.
No. Av. S i. Pr.
15...
133..
40...
33...
111..
. 62
. 93
.119
.101
.131
4
61.
37.
70.
60.
65.
S3.
....350
5 20
6 20
.. 150
.. 4 50
.. 4 00
40 6 05
.. 6C5
... 6 05
.. 5 15
.. 6 15
. . 6 15
. . 5 15
SO 6 15
10 6 15
. . . .231
....247
....263
....241
40 6 20
40 5 20
.. fi M
113.
.128
..222 120 6 20
110 13.
10 253
13 290
26 215
27 148
72 199
74 200
14
84
1
.. 6 20
80 6 20
80 6 10
80 5 20
80 6 TO
.. 6 20
. . .231
76 257
65 220
C7 258
82 191
84
60
.241 120 6 20
.200 ... 6 20
60.
81.
4S.
61.
.237 120 6 15
.220 160 6 16
.219 80 6 15
SO 233 ... 6 20
61 296 200 6 20
88 201) 80 6 20
..232 200 5 15
71 166
18 113
71 227
65 302
68 211
S5 196
81
40 5 '5
... 6 15
... 6 17J4
10 6 ni
80 6 173
... 5 17'r,
71 271 ... 6 20
61..
80..
67..
S2..
...260 160 6 20
...209 ... 5 20
...238 ... 6 20
...193 120 6 2)
06.
. . .259 80 6 20
'ftl t. I-1- 11 D'l
& 20
61 2.13 80 5 174 60 305 200 6 20
40 .100 320 6 17's 45 201 10 6 20
45 235 40 5 I7U 64 237 120 5 20
102. . .
171
... 6 1714 61 233 ... 5 20
91....
159
270
66 316 160 5 20
61 286 200 6 20
80 5 171,5
66 337
& l,'4
f.4 217
76 239
32 261
S6 191
65 260
40
6 M
70..
99..
61..
71..
203 160 r. 1714
6 20
.11.1 ... a .0
.201 80 6 20
.273 160 5 20
.221 ... 5 20
... 5 2214
... 6 22'4
40 6 22 s
61
77 223 120
49 256 ...
49 362 ...
O: 2.11 ...
6fi 200 ...
i --'.4
5 22'4
6 22,
5 224
75 IIS ... 6 20
71 330 120 6 20
74 242 80 6 20
60...
83...
102..
269 1C0 5 20
231 120 6 20
171 ... 5 20
0 V2i j
70 231 160 5 22 4
62 281 40 6 224
69 268 100 5 22'3
12 233
6 20
70,...
33....
40....
10....
74....
S ... 6 10
5 -.'UK
11 1.1
r. 25
5 15
.229 160 6 20
.244 80 5 30
.198 ... 5 20
.234 160 6 20
62 27R
80
70 233
62 370
90 194
10 306
S4 203
... 5 25
... 5 25
... 5 25
... &.
... 5 25
40 5 23
... 5 25
... 5 25
... 5 25
40 f 15
II.
80 5 20
(B 275 240 6 10
4.
. .231 120 5 20
62 269
66...
69...
75. . .
81...
29...
.241
k ro
70.
SO.
66.
62.
...238
...200
. . .291
...262
, . .216
..24S
. .223
iiios
5 20
r, 20
5 20
5 20
230
02...
..251 120 5 20
SO
SHEEP The sntinlv of sbren todav Vn.s
ituuui win same hh jcsieruay 1,110 1110 imw
kct ruled strndv In Klrnne und nctiVO.
Packers wero all good buyers, and as n
lesult everything Bold early. A string of
slicen nnd yearlings that sold yesterday
for il.65 broucht JI.60 today. Thero were
110 lambs on sale ns choice ns the ones
orrcred today, nut considering tlie quality
the market today was fully steady.
A few feeders were offered today, nnd
they nlso sold at very satisfactory prices.
Quotations: Choice fed wethers. Jl.OOffi
4.40: fnlr to irood wethers. 3.S3fii.0):
choice yearlings. Jt.40Ti4.75; fnlr to good
yearlings, Jl.25fi4.40; choice ewes, JS.33W
3,75: fnlr to good ewes, J3.0053.30; choice
snriuir Inmbs. f.", OOffB.45: fair to irood
spring Inmbs. $I.75iR6.00; feeder ewes. $3.23
Art. - - .1 ,1 EliflO , f...1n.
lambs. J4.00fl4.40. Representative sales:
iNO.
40 cull ewes
11 cull ewes
SI ewes
1 own
1 buck
33 western ewes
Av.
Pr.
... St
... 89
... 80
... 100
... 190
... 123
....91
... 97
... 100
... 104
... 61
... 67
... 101
... 91
... 72
... 70
... 73
... 73
... 4
... 70
J1 2
2 00
3 25
3 25
3 25
.1 50
3 63
3 73
4 ro
4 25
I 35
4 60
4 574
4 60
5 15
5 15
5 15
5 25
5 25
6 30
109 ewes
&S nntlvo ewes
1 coat
173 western wethers
259 leedor lambs
24 cull lambs
327 western yearlings
127 yearling wethers
131 nntlvo Inmbs
235 nntlvo lambs
121 native lambs
221 nntlvo lambs
115 nntlvo lambs
27 native lamns
CIIICAfiO lilVH STOCIC MARKET.
(Inly Steers Hold Firm Hobs Active
Mirrp Stonily or I.mver.
CHICAGO. III.. Jan. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 11.100 head. Including 1,201) hend Tex
11 n; choice steers llrm nnd others slow to
10c lower. Including butchers' stock and
Texans; good to prime steers, J5.25igfi.10.
poor to medium. W.WTitUi; r.tocKers mm
feeders, choice llrm and others slow nt
J2.605f4.60: cows. J2.75TM.16: heifers. J2.75ii'
4.50: eanners. J2.O0fJ2.63: bulls, slow nt J2.80Sf
4.40; calves, steady nt Jl.00fl0.00: Texas fed
steers. Jt.OO'iM.sf,: Texas grnss steers, xwAfit
4 00; Texas bulls, J2.50tf3.60,
HOGS Receipts, today. 2S.0OO head; to
morrow, 28,000 hend, estimated; left over,
5,000 head; steady and uctlve, closing
stronger; top, J5.32V4: mixed nnd butchers.
J5.05fi5.30; good In eholco heavy, J5.20ffT5.32V4,
rough henvy, J3.05fifi.18: light, J5.05f5.27'4;
bulk of sales. J5.20W5.27'4.
SHEEP AND LAMHH Hecelpts. jr.,(KH)
head: choice sheep steody and others slow
to 10c lower: choice Inmbs steady and
others lOtflSc lower: good to choice weth
eis, J3.70fi 1,65: fnlr to choice mixed, J3.60W
4.75; western sheep, J3.804J4.CO: Texas sheep,
J2.50tf3.50; nntlvo lambs, Jl.25if5.65; western
lambs. Jl.63fl6.fin.
Kimsns (Hv Live Stock Mnrkrt.
IvANSAB CITV. Jnn. 17.-CATTLE-R.-
eelpts. 4,oa) natives, 450 Texans, 150 calves:
dressed beef steers. Blockers nnd feeders.
Htendy; cows nnd hrlfcrs, steady to 10"
higher; native beef steers, J4.50fl6.25; Miock
ers and feeders. J3.75fl4.f5: rows nnd heif
ers, J3.25tfl.75; eanners, J2.25fJ3.25; red vC4t
ern steers. J4.OOfT4.ft5: Texans nnd Indl.ni
siecre. J3.45fl4.15: bulls. J3.00fl4.50: cuivus,
Jl.60fl6.60.
HOGS Receipts, ir.,000 Menu: mined
Mlriulv to 2Uo lilcber: ton. 15.35: bulk of
rales, J3.22W.fi 5.30; heavy, J"i256.35; mixed
packers, J5.20fo5.30; light, J3.16fj3.25; pig.
Jl.OOtfi 90.
SHEEP AND I, AM HS Receipts, s.W)
head; market nctlvo and steady; wsirn
lnmlis. J5.25f25.46'. western muttons. !4.25Ti
4.40; western sheep and yearlings, mlved.
J4.40fl4.75; ewes, J3.40fl3.S5; culls, J2.75'u3.25
St. Louis Lire Stock Mnrkrt.
ST LOUIS. Jan. 17-UATTLE Recelnts.
2.700 head. Including 1,100 TexnnH; msiket
slow, with Texans ensy; nntlvo shlppl'ig
and export steers, Jl 75115.40; dressed beef
nnd butcher steers, J4.10fi5.fiO; steers ttni'ir
1,(00 lbs., J3.60fji.75; stockers and feeders,
J2.50fl4.0O: cows nnd heifers. J2.0iff4.75; ean
ners, Jl 25fl2.75; bulls. J2.COfl3.75; Texns nnd
m nn steers, w.aoin.u; cows nna ir icrs.
J3.30fl3.45.
HOGS Receipts, 9.4O0 bend; nmiltet
steady; pigs and lights. J3.o6fl5,15; packer,
J5.105.20: butchers. J5.20fl5.25.
HllJ'.rjr AKU hrt.iusn-iieccipis, ami nen'i.
market steady: nntlvo muttons, J3.50fli.25;
Inmbs, JI.75Ij6.55; culls und bucks, J2.25fl I. CO.
Nctv York Live Stock Mnrkrl.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 382 head, all for exporters and
slaughterers; no trading, nomlnully weak;
cables steady: exports none.
CALVES-Recelpts. 99 hend; vcals sto-idy ;
barnvaril calves, 125 unsold; veals. iMYt
4.60: llttio calves, J4; harnyard calve.', J1.25,
SHEEP AND LA MHS Receipts, 3,831
bend: triuln slow and Prices ire.lr.illv
easier; sheep. J3.00fll.&0: few wethers. f5;
lambs, xi.izviVt'i.za; io occks nt t dimjn.uf',;
culls. J4.50; no Canada lambs.
1 1 Of SS Recelnts. 3.777 hend; one car for
sale; feeling sternly; quotations, J5.4Ofj-0.65,
St. Joseph live Stork Market.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jun. U.-fne-
clal.) The Journal quotes as follows:
('A ttlh iteceipis, vn ncnci: marn-u nc
live and steady; natives. J4.00fl5.25: Texans
and westerns, J3.4Ofj5,10; cows and heifers,
J.JOfl4.30; buns mui stags. J2.l()fl4 m; ve.ar
llngs nnd calves, J.1.4Ofl4C0; stockers nnd
feeders. J3 0OM4.35; veals. J4.00tffi.75.
110(18 Receipts, 8.60O head; market
strndv; all grades, J3.15fl6.3D; bulk of salos,
J5.rflf6.25: pigs, steady.
SHEEP-Recelpts, 6"0 head; market
slcfdy.
stuck lu Sleht,
Following lire the receipts at the four
principal western marKeis ior January u
Cattle. Unas. Sheep
Sou 1 Omnlia 1.701 8,800
2,n!2
15,0V)
3.O00
WW
Chicago 11,100 28,0k)
KnpHtis i.tty t.rji iii.mri
St. Iouls 2.70) 9,100
Totals
.. 19,951 62.'206 20,812
llorlnu Must llr Shown.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 17 The work of re.
counting tho ballots cast In tho Twelfth
Missouri congressional district al the recenl
election has been commenced nt the ofllcd
of the election commissioners, Jmnrs J,
Hutler, the democratic candidate, was de,
dared elected, and his election has been
contested by William M. Ilorton, re
publican. 'VARSITY STUDENT DUCKED
Stanford Jinn Wiin Condemned (Ii
MniinRenirtit Disciplined by
Ills UrlliMts,
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cnl.. Jan. 17.
Tho fcollng against thoso Mho havo been
condemning tho action of President Jor
dan broke out this afternoon ntnoiiR tho
students. C. D. Montgomery, a Junior from
tho University of Kansas, was sel-rd by a
party of fifty or moro students mid cnrrled
to a Inko back of tho university and
thrown In. Tho wnter was nbout tlvo feet
deep In tho lake ami Montgomery had no
diniculty In getting to shore.
Tho feeling against Montgomery was
caused by his rndlcnl talk condemning Dr.
Jordan nnd tho university tnanagomcnt.
Tho ducking party wns composed of tho
most prominent students and student body
officers.
Indict Divorce Lnvryer.
HUFFALO. J'tti. 17.-Elght Indictments
against Attorney David C. Fitzgerald for
subornation of perjury In different dlvorco
eases havo been reported by tho grand
Jury.
During December reports of alleged
Irregular action In certain dlvorco cases
came to the tiotlco of tho supremo court
Justices, and, ns n result, Justtcn Hooker
granted nn order for Fitzgerald's nrrest,
charging subornation of perjury, tho In
formation upon which the warrant was
Issued having been sworn to by Mrs. Eliza
beth Gnrllpp. Mrs. Oarltpp charged thnt
Fitzgerald procured a witness to swear
falsoly so that a divorce could bo secured.
This is (he snme case upon which one of
the Indictments against Fitzgerald was
based.
(i A. It. of Illinois.
PEORIA. HI.. Jan. 17.- Tho state council
of administration of tho Grand Army of tho
iirpumic is in session 111 mis cuv tottay.
At tho meeting held this morning tho
council heard reports from tho local com
mittee, und, upon the showing made,
finally awarded the next encampment to
Peorln. Tho data of the encampment wns
set for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Mny 14, 15 nnd 16. It Is planned that
the opening session of tho state enenmp
mont shnll mark the dedication of Peoria's
new assembly hall now In course of con
struction. THE BEST
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Dr. Kay's Lung Balm
cures every kind of rough, la grippe, bronchitis,
sore tliront, croup, whooping cough, etc. Never
iterances the stoinm.ii. At Drut'lflota, 10 & 25a
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
BOILER AND &HEr 1KUN WORK
hrake, Wilson
u & WHIiams
Succcaaora Wllao-a Drake
Manufacture boilers, smolto stacks and
brcechlngs, pressure, rondcrtng, heep dip,
lard and water tanks, poller tunes con
stantly on hand, second hand boilers bought
anA sold, Special nnd prompt aCortlon to
r,.n-.i,., in r't" or eniintrv 1Dth and Pierce.
DRY GOODS.
HE. Smith & Co.
Importers and Jobbers ot
Dry Goods, Furnishino Ooodt
AND NOTIONS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uestern Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Electric Wiring Bells oad Gas Ltchttnf.
Q. W. JOHNSTON. Mgr. 1510 Howard Ht.
SAFE AND IRON wORKS.
Davis & Gowgill Iron Works.
MANUFACTUIIBIIS AND JOUUEItB
OF MACIIINKHY.
QENERAL, nBPAlTtlNO A OPBCIAIn
IKON AND 1HIA83 FOUNDEU8.
1501, inotl and 1.10B Jaokaon Ntraat.
Omaha, Keb. Tel. ti'JH.
m. ZV'kle. Anent, J. B. Cowg-lll, Mir.
El. EVA tO A SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick and Kasy Rlilnc
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevators.
AUTOMATIC HATCH GATES.
Send for catalogue.
KIMRALI, BnOS., COUNCII, HLUFFS, la.
100S 1th Street. tfelephon 111.
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H. Davis & Son
Asenta for the MlclimnI
Safety Gatra ana
rire Hours.
Elerator Hydraulic and Hand Bletatori.
Elevator rcpnlrluc a specialty. Leather
Valve Cups for Eltvatora, Emlnta aad
Prlntlns Presssea.
GASOLINE ENGINES AND
GRAIN ELEVATOR MACHINERY
Ravid Bradley & Co.
L Council Muffs, Iowit.
Gasoline Engines
Vertical, Horizontal and Portable,
from one horso power up,
Jobbers nf Agricultural Implements nnd
everythlnn 111 water, steam und ns sup
plies. JAMES E, BOYD & CO,,
Telephone. I (Kit), (Iniiilui, .rl,
COMMISSION,
CHAIN, PHOVI.HIO.NH nnd STOCK!,
Hoard of Triidc,
Correspondence; John A. Warren ft (Jo.
Direct wires to Chicago und New York.
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