TITE OMAHA DAILY BEEt TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1D02,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Jtampid ia OiU Fron Fricit Down ii
Failclcy Faihlon.
PROFESSIONALS MANIPULATE MARKET
Ponr Cllanc Attempt (o Ilnld llolVl
Inn "I .Inmes A. Pnttcii, Who
Check I'll il i! Uy Appenr
luir mill lluylng.
K
' ClIICAaO, Jan. 27.-A1I pits on the Board
of Trade went wild today, A stampedo In
May oats, lorclng liquidations In ail mar
kctH, pretscd prices downward In n an
leky fashion and within half an hour from
tho npenlnir May onts had dropped (Hfcc,
"fllay wheat ITic nnd May corn lftc. Pro
visions alHO wcro hit. Uood support and
Jicavy buying brought back fomo conll
ilenco and tho close snw u net loss In
Way oats of only l'iftlHc, May wheat Ho
m id May corn Jc. Provisions closed 10
tV,ic lower.
Action In onts developed so suddenly and
with such surprisingly disastrous slumps
that traders were overwhelmed In the tur
moil. Tho trouhlo was all over an attempt
by a bear clique tn raid tho holdings of
.lames A. Patten, something llko 10,000,000
bushels of May oats, I'atten was not pres
ent early on the lloor and the weakness of
Saturday scorned to glvo a good opportun
ity for the attack. May oats opened llrm
enough, under the Influence or tho cold
weather and strength In other grains, but
this only inado the subsequent dropping
of tho bucket-bottom tho moro surprising.
May started Mc higher to-unchanged at
UUflitc. Home small purchases sent It up
-vcn to 44'hc. Then began the onslaught.
Tho tailors began throwing stuff overboard
In big lumps. Tho early tratlo lld not ex
pect heavy operations nnd began to gasp
ns prices slid off. Then the bears took
courage and sold short, liquidations on an
mormons scale followed and prices slipped
nwiry almost lo at a sale. Traders from
,tho other pits dropped tho work In hand
nnd hurried Into oats. 'Change went mad
with excitement. Traders said there was
n panic If there has been sueh a thing
ulnco ISM. May struck bottom nt 39Uc
Then I'atten camo Into tho pit. told the
crowd tho selling was not for his nccount
.and began to buy In all pits. Mav ns
quickly Jumped backed to IS'iC and tho
turmoil was practically over within an
hour from tho opening. Thero was still a
tense feeling present and prices wavered
all during the session In n nanlcky fns.hlon.
Tho closu was very weak, wtftV.ka lower at
42''7f421,ic. Receipts wcro 112 ears.
Wheat started out firm In splto of lower
cables and bearish statistics. Tho cold
weather had set traders to guessing and
May opened unchanged to Ho higher at
7x,,0?7S-e. This strength was only short
lived, for when oats brnko everything ctso
broke with It, In twenty minutes wheat
had dropped lic nnd was selling nt 77c.
Krlghtetied holders and weak speculators
-with small margins had been forced to
liquidate to stop losses. Ruytng by shorts
helped matters materially, anil with tho
becking of the coarse grain collapse May
wheat reacted well. At ono time shortly
before the close May sold at 77THi"Sc. Tho
Hose was comparatively tlrm at 77?ic 'Jo
lower than Saturday. Ixicnl receipts wero
13 cars. 2 of contract grade. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 2S0 cars, making a
total for the three points of .H2 oars, com
pared with G0! oars last week nnd 678 last
year. 1'rlmary receipts were 673,000 bushels,
compared with 741,OoQ bushels a year ago.
Uroadstuffs on passage Increased l.lGs.Ouo
bushels. Tho world's shipments, excluslvo
of India, wero 7,263,(100 bushels, against
7,20.1,000 bushels a year ago. The visible
supply has Increased 100,000 bushels. Sea
board clearances In wheat and flour
quailed 643,000 bushels. The seaboard re
ported thirty loads taken for export.
Tho early strength In corn, nttendant
upon tho cold weather and early wheat
firmness, was soon lost In the downward
movement In oats. Some of tho loss was
recovered, though not enough to give trad
ers much hope for future prices. Tho sen
timent was bearish and support seemed
wanting, even on the upturn In wheat.
Cables wero lower to start, but It was tho
oats break that did tho trick. May, which
onened a shade to UWio higher at GVMf
fil'&c, even sold up to B2',ic, but then came
he drop," n very, hard one, to 00ic. Trad
ers began talking 60c corn and there was
imminent danger of tho slump growing
worse. Shorts wanted profits nnd thoy
covered hurriedly. Wheat was going up
agnln nnd Mny corn responded to the ln
lluenco by touching 61c. Aftor tho first
hour It was- a wnvcrlng market, most of
the time unclor file, and tho closo was
weak, lower at C0i'fG0c. Receipts wero
only SO cars.
Provisions suffered sorely from the grain
plump. Tho hog mnrkot was fairly steady
tn start with, but later In tho day prices
were somewhat easier at tho yards. This
fidded to tho terrible fear, for the result
of tho conrso grain break started holders
of provisions, especially pork, to selling.
May pork nt ono tlmo was C7!4c under Sat
urday's closing price. Packers tonU nd
vantago of prices to buy some, but the
effect on pork prices was not very strength
ening. Lard and ribs rallied toward tho
closo and wero only a trlflo wenk. May
Jiork opened 22Hff27&c lower nt J16.15jnG.30,
Fold down to $15.70 nnd closed very weak,
r.7Uo down, nt 1)6.80: May lard closed lOW
J2Hc down at n.37'iOn.40, and May ribs 15c
lower at $8.40.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whent,
TK cars: corn, 140 cars; oats, 130 cars; hogs,
SC.noo head.
Tho lending fututes ranged ns follows:
Wheat
.Tan.
May
Juty
Corn
Jnn.
May
i July
'Oats
May
July
Sept.
fork
Jan. Mny
July
jLanl
Jnn.
May
.July
hlbh
Jnn. May
July
I Open. Illlgh. Low. Closo.8nt'dy
j i
i.... 74'i 74
7S140S!, 7SJfi',i 77 77U 7S4
78H77'(, 7876Tiy77 77& 7S
1 671S SSK
6114G2 V2H fiOliCOttft'TSGIUftH
GIStJTii 014 004 MX GlVi'SH
144414 44; SOU 42Ufnj 44
3nU 30U 35V4 37ttfa; fj
32HW33 33 32tf 32U 33
15 GO I 15 GO 15 65 15 65 ,1G 02'4
IG 05 16 30 15 70 15 80 IG S7A
16 20 10 32 15 ISO 15 92J$ 16 J7V5
0 22' !) 3"
0 43 !) ro 9 30 0 40 9 61
9 67i4 9 00 9 40 9 47',S 9 G2',i
8 20 8 20 8 rO 8 20 S 35
8 43 8 60 8 33 8 40 8 61
8 55 8 65 8 45 8 50 8 G5
No. 2.
Cash (iiiotatlons wero ns fallows:
FLOUR Kasy: winter patents, tt.SOg1
1.00: straights. $3.4(WI.80: clears, S1.20Jj3.50;
spring specials. $4.30 patents, 13,6013.80;
Btralahts. $3.103.40
WHKAT-No. 3. 72J74c: No. 2 red. S2Me.
OATS-No. 3. 42HW43c; No. 2 white, 4??4c;
No. 3 white, 42i5(f?tlc.
RYK-No. 2. 5S?ic
BARLEY Fair to cholco mnltlng, 50
62Uc.
8EEDS-Nn. 1 flax, Sl.GC.tA; No. 1 north
western, Sl.70'4: clover, contract grade,
$9.65: prime timothy, $l).40J?0.45.
PROVISIONS Moss pork, per Mil., S15.G0
SM5.70. Iard, per 100 lbs.. 'J.2i',if?9.2r. Short
rlbn sides (loose), tS.lRfTS.30. Dry salted
shoulders V'oxedl. 7VJ57',c; short clear
Pldes (boxi'd). 1S.70QS.S0.
WHISKY-Baals of high wines, $1.32.
The following wero the receipts and ship
mentH 0f grains yesterday:
Articles. Receipts. Shipment
37,000
90,000
IK.OM
141.000
5.0
43.O0I)
22.0W)
62.00
11,0V)
1 1",010
7.0f0
12.C0)
flour, bbls
Vheat. bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Ilnrlcy, bu
On. tho Produce exchange today tho but-
Jer market was steady: creameries. K
IV4o: dairies, 11020c. Cheese, steady at
jOWffllc. Kggs, llrm j fresh, 23:gc.
NBW V(UIC Gli.M'.ll.tl, MAHKIiT.
ftiiotntlona of tlie Day on Various
(.'oniniotll tin.
NEW VORlv. Jan. 27.-l'I,OUR-Recelnts.
1.025 bbls.: oxports, 3.500 bbls.j Inlluenced
v tho brenk In grain flour was weak
nnd a shndo lower: winter patents, $3,755
4.00; winter straights, $3.G0iff3.73: Minnesota
natents. IS.SOlH.lo; winter extras, ti&w
3.20; Minnesota bakers, $2.93473.30; winter
low grades. $2.70Ti'J.S0. Ryo flour, quiet: fair
to good, $J.20(U3.40j cholco to fancy, $3.50jj
CORNMEAIj Kasy; yollow western.
J1.27: city, $1,IS: Urandywlne, $3.003.70.
RYE Weak: No. 2 western, C6Uc: statt,
G3U6k;, c. I. f., New York, carlots.
RAHMjJY-Dtill! feeding, COo; mailing,
fT7:e, c. I. f., lluffnlo,
WIULVT-lU-celpts, C9.S51 bu.: exports,
63,078 bu. Siot. easy; No. 2 red, Mo, t.
o b.. afloat; No, 2 red, SSq In elevator:
No. 1 northern. DJlutli, S5Uc afloat; No.
1 hard, Manitoba, 8l?(c, afloat. While nu
attempt whs made to forco wheat prlcra
higher on cold weather iiowb at the open
ing, heavy liquidation toon promoted ox
Irema weakness, causing n break of a
full cent, Tho break was helpud by large
world's shipments, lower cables and de
nials of any crop damage. Tho market
rallied later on export rumors, small vis
Me supply Incrcnsa and in covering. The
(loso was unsettled nt ?o decltno; March
rlosed nt 84C May closed at &3io; July,
KM1S31.16C. closlpg ut 83"4c.
CORK Receipts, 6,000 bu,; exports, 4M
bu. Spot, qulctj No. (Aa In elevator nnd
77o f. o. b afloat ; at first a llttlo higher
on small world's shipments nnd a lnrgo
docrenso on passage corn soon collapsed
under oxtenslvo liquidation, from which
It rallied, with wheatr closing Unsettled
and lo net lower: May, COiC, closing nt
G5Uo: July, HO0Uc, closing at fine.
, OA.TB RecelptB, iu3,GCO bu.: eXorts, 8.
Ii5 bu,; No, 3, 71c; No. 2 white, 49o: No.
3 white, 4Soj track, mixed western, 4V,4c;
track, white. 40fi46c. Excited western sell
ing demoralized tho onts market for n
time, but with wheat nnd corn rallies tho
market Improved.
.HAY Dull: shipping, GCOGScj good to
choice, S7HT)90c.
HOPS Htcndy; state, common to choice,
1901 crop, lmgiGcj 1900 crop, S5il2c; 1M
crop, GffSc; I'aclflc coast, l!oi crop, 11',4'rf
15Uc: l!M) crop, iiTfl2c; 1S93 crop, Sc.
1HDE8 IJJIIJ llalveston, 2'1 to 2.'. lbs..
ISc; Cnllfornln, 12 to 23 lbs., 19He; Texas
dry, 29 to 30 lbs., 14Uc.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock sole, lluenos
Avrcs, light to heavyweights, 2ifJ2',ac.
WOOIi Klrm; domestic fleece, 27c;
Texns, 16ffl7c.
PROVISIONS Reef, quiet: family,
$11.601113.00; mess, $9.60t10.a): beef hams,
$20.00Jf 21.00; packet, $10.6ojHl 60: city, extra
India mess. $17.60fll9.60. Cut meats, quiet;
pickled bellies, $S.76f10.00: pickled shoulders,
7; pickled hams, $.75fl0.. hard, easier;
western steamed, $9.60: rellned, dull; conti
nent, $9.62U: South America, $17.50: com
pound, $8.iwiix.23. Pork, easier; family,
17.2G: short clear, $18.0020.00; mess, $16.60
17.00.
IlUTTER-Rccclpts, 7.311 pkgs.; llrm;
state dairy, llff23o: creamery, livt25c; Juno
creamery, lEic: factory, 13tfl7c.
CHEESE Receipts, 002 pkgs.: firm: fancy
large, early made, 10-4c; fancy small, rull
ctyam, enrly made, colored, HHyilc;
fancy lnrgo, full cream, white, attfiluc;
fancy small, full cream, early made, white,
fancy, ll'4011Uc
EOOS-Reccipts, 4,211 pkgs.; llrm: stnto
and Pennsylvania, 2Sl?'."9c; western un
entailed, nt mark, 27c.
SUOAR-Rnw, tlrm: fair refining, 31-16c:
centrlfugul. 96 test. 3 9-16o; molasses sugar,
213-lGo; retlncd, llrm; crushed, 6.25c; pow
dered, 4.85c; granulated, 4.75c.
COKKEE Quiet; Nn. 7 Rio, Gc.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans, 36B41c.
POULTRY All vo, llrmcr: springers, hip
9c: turkeys, lOfrlOJio; fowls, 910c.
Dressed, firm; springers, lOWllVic; fowls,
10Hc: turkeys, 13HWl4'4c
MOTALS Thero were reports that sales
of copper wcro mado for forward do?
livery at $10.26 per cent. While this was
not conllrmed. It was known that pro
dticers oro reluctant to sell for forward
delivery, as they have sold a good deal
of common for delivery during tho Ilrst
half of this year, tho closing price was
$11 for lake. Jlo.G2U5ni.00 for electrolytic.
Rumors that lakn had been sold nt $U.12U
lacked conllrmatlon. Tho price for cop
per nt Iyondon wns raised 1, with spot
closing at 60 and futures at 50 5s. Tin
wa easier here, with spot quoted at $23.90
itM.W. At London thero wns an advance
of 10s tn 1S for spot nnd 104 6s for fu
tures. Leatl was llrm at $1.10 here, while
at London tho price was Is 3d lower at
10 Is Id. Shelter was dull and un
changed at Now York nt $1.30. but Lon
don was 2s Gd hotter at 16 15s Gd. Iron
wan steady hero. Tho European mnrkets
wero a shade lower. Mlddleboro closed at
I'lS Iron warrants closed at $11.00
E(12.00; northern foundry, $lG.50n7.6O; No.
2 northern foundry, $lG.00snG.7G: No. 1
southern foundry, $16.0016.65; No. 1 south
ern foundry, soft, $16.00016.50.
OMAHA "WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Condition of Trnile nml Quotntlotin on
Ntnpln nnd 1'nncy Produce.
EGOS ReeelntM mnrn ltlinrnl mnrlrAt
settled; fresh stock, 20c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 6US7c; old
roosters, 35j'4c: turkovs. 7ffj9e: ducks nml
geese, 74?8c: spring chickens, ner lb.. GUM
7c.
DRESSED POULTRV-Turkeys, 10(fri2c;
ducks, 9ai0o; geese, 9j?10c; Hprlng chickens,
StpSUc: hens, 7Ui8c.
RUTTER Common to fair. 14Uc: cholco
unlry. In tubs, 1517c: separator, 23Q24c.
nu6i',n r jciii uiacK uass, isc; white
bass. 10n: lilllnlluli 19r hn1lkn.1 1n. ...r-
faloes, c; catfish, 12o; coil, 10o:- crapples,
.V uerring, oc; nnuuocK, "Jc;
plko, 8c; red snapper, 10c: sslmon, 12e: sun-
llsh. tUl! trnllt. Un tvhttnllnli
lSii mackerel, each, 20ff35c: smelts,
OYSTERS Mediums, per can, 22c: Stnnd-
iv"B'.,,tr extra Eclects, per can.
33fi; Now ork Counts, per can, 40c; bulk
soltcts. Jl.0fr31.G5; bulk New" York Counts,
1'iuiiUNH Live, per doz GOc.
VEAI-Choico. GVsc.
CORN-Now, 61o; old, 64c. ,
OATS 62c. '
1IAV PrInftH mintmA 1 1 .
, - - - . i .. w . i. ,i j wiiiiwill V noic-
1.7V. 1 tn. C. n "oouunuuil, V.IIU1CC Up-
land, $9; No. 2 upland. W: medium. $7.60:
coarse. $7. Rvo straw, $J. Thoso prices
A t I 4i "uuu coior ana quality. Do-
...b..u auw. -uvui-iina, a car.
VEGETABLES.
pnTATtina-iinm. .. ..
REETS-Pcr U-bu. basket. 30c.
TURNIPS Per hn nr.. t,..i
100 lbs.. J1.2S. per
PARSNIPS-Por bu.. COc.
CUCUMRERS-Hothouse, per doz SI 7"!
LETTUCE-Hcnd, per Im hot:
hoaso lettuce, per doz., 25c.
PARSLEY-Per doz., 25c.
RADISHES-Pcr doz., 2Cc.
SWEET POTATOES-Homo grown, per
lb., 2Uc: Kansas, per bbl.. $3.2o
nivi,it1MGi1?J1,l.anj! see''' crated. l4c.
CAULIFLOWER Per crate, $2 75
ONIONS-Spanlsh, per crate. J2.25; Mich
Ignn, red or yellow, 3c nr lb.
CE L ER Y-Ca 1 1 f ornla , 4!k07Ic.
?jTOJIATOES-FIorlla. per C-basket crate,
FRUITS.
APPLES-nen Davis, per bbl., $I.00B4.50;
eVrs:iepeTbo:$U5nnt,mnS'
, IJEARS-Vlkcrs, $2.25; Lawrence, $2.25
GRAPES Malagas, per keg. $8
cCHANnERRIES-Pe'r bbf.' 50; per
NA V Y UEANS Per bu., $2.15.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
btuldeVM2 60Camrnla ,mvels' 2-7500;
lJJ'?'MON1!,ancy' J3.60Q3.75; choice, $3.00
((JO.Mtl. f
,,?AKArNAS-Per bunch, according to size.
FIUS California, new cartons,. $1; im
ported, per lb.. 12(flic. '
5ASalr7P50c8 6"lb" boxc3' per lb"
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Now crop walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell per lb.. 12c; hard shell, per lb., UUc;
No. 2 soft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, 9c
Rrazlls. per lb 14c; -lllberts. per lb., 13c
almonds, soft shell. 17c; hard shell, 15c
pecans, large, per Ib.j 12c; small, 10c; co
COTil?11i5?K.pc.r. cw.t.- $5:, chestnuts. 12c.
litthhy-lS eJ --fcectlon case, $3.50.
CIDER-Nchawka, per bbl., $3.25; Now
i orK. $j.uo.
POPCORN-Per lb., 6c.
HIUES-No. 1 green. Go; No. 2 grcon, 6c:
No-, 1 Bn'teu. 7c; No. 2 salted. 6c; No. 1
v.Ca.1,.Ci!'r,n., 1,bs".9.c No- 2 vcn calf,
1J to 15 lbs., ,c dry hides, 8ttl3c; sheep
pelts, 7bc; horse hides. $1,502.20.
St. Louis Grnlii nml Provisions.
KaT, I'OUIS., Jnn. 27WHEAT-Lower;
No. i red cash, elevator. 83c; track. S64W
yiTo' ny' ' ly' 77c; No-' 2 h""d, 77
CORN Lower: No. 2 cash. 69Uc; truck.
OAIS-Lowei" No. 2 cash. 44c; track. 45
m'-H",!1-13!111' r"8'! rcd winter patents,
$3..5N.20; extra fancy and straight, $3.55y
SEED Timothy, $G.OOtfiG.30.
CORNMEAIStcaily7$3.25.
RRAN Dull, nominal; sucked, 93c.
pr'a.'rl'erlW1 Un,0,hjr' .V;
llinviMinvniJrri. t i.i.,
,l.J-i5 r0r ,old- iKM f(,r now- Lard: Lower
ut $9.15. Dry salted ments: Uoxed stendy:
extra shorts and clear ribs, "$3.50; clear
Hides, $8.75. Racon: lioxed, lower:' extra
shorts and clear ribs, $9,2,3; clear Bides,
$.1.50,
WHISKY-Steady. $1.32.
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.00.
RAGGING 6Uii6c.
HEMP TWINE-Uc.
rtMETALS-I.ead, dull, $3.S7Vi. 'Spelter,
POULTRY-Qulct; chickens. So; turkeys,
10c ducks, 9Mio: geeso, Gc,
dVryriiM,,25cQuJet; creumPrV mWia
RliCEIPT.sl-Flour. 12,000 bbls; wheat.
20.000 bu; corn. 83.000 bu; oats. 74.000 bu.
Sill I'M ENTS-Klour. 7.C00 bbls; wheat,
Oo.('lX) bu; corn, 91,000 bu; oats, 71,000 bu.
Mluiicnitnliii Whent, rionr nml limn,
MINNEAPOLIS. Jnn. 27.-AVIIBAT-fhJot
"ucitedj May, IWiGW.c; July,
i5UCl.5Mu; on trnck. No. 1 hard. 76V4c; No.
1 ,rJ?ril1,tV;"1,,7;1,io: No- -' northern, 72Uc
FLOUR Easlur: Ilrst patunts, $3.8003.00:
Focoiid patents. $3.GO3.70: flrst clears. $20
4-.K0; second clears. $2.50T2.W.
RRAN In bulk, JI7.00g 17.60.
Toledo (frill n nml Seed,
TOLEDO. Jnn. 27.-WHnAT-Actlve. but
I.,,..-., i-unii, otv, iu', eoi,c; .iuiy, hie.
S9KS:--9aB.h J,iy "" July, oisio.
.TS-0',181'' oi May.'437;o; July: 3Sc.
SEED Clover. Jninmrv. ix.ts. xinmi,
J3.S0.
Liverpool Grntii nml Provision.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27.-WHEAT-8pot.
No. 2 red. wehtern, winter, quiet. 6s lUd:
No. 1 northern, spring, steady, 6s 2d; No. 1
California, firm, Gs Gd; futures, dull; March,
6s 4il, May, Gs l'd.
CuRN Spot, American mixed, no stock;
American mixed, old, quiet, 6s 6?4d; futures,
dull, February, 8s 2Hd; March, to 3d; May,
bn 2d.
PROVlSIONS-llacon, Cumberland cut,
quiet, 38S Gd.
HOPS At London (Pnclflc const), llrm,
3 10siif4.
Tho Imports of when! Into Liverpool Inst
week wero 60,000 quarters from Atlnntlc
ports noun from Pnclflc ports, nnd 19.000
qunrtors from other ports. Tho Imports
of corn from Atlantic ports last week were
3,900 quarters.
Kntisn City Grain nml Provisions,
KANSAS CJTY, Jan. 27. WHEAT May,
i5Uc: July, 74Uc; cush. No. 2 hard. 75c: No.
3, 74c; No. 2 rcd, SGc; No. 3, 'iSc; No.
spring, 73W07l.4o; receipts. 130 cars.
CORN January, 69ic; May, 614c: cash,
No. 2 mixed, 61Uc; No. 2 white, 61363c;
No. 3. G2fi63c.
OATS-No. 2 'white, 45'iOICc.
RYE No. 2, 590E9UC.
HAY Choice timothy, $13.60; cholco
prairie, JI3.rwil3.60.
Rl'TTER-Crcamcry, 1822c; dairy, fancy,
18e.
EGGS Fresh Missouri nnd Ktinsas,
quoted on 'change at 21o dozen, loss off
cases returned: new whltcwood cases In
cluded, 2Vq dozen.
RECEIPTS Wheat, 21,000 btl.J com, 11.
000 bu: onts. 20,000 hu.
SHIPMENTS-Whent. 27,200 bu,; corn,
67,200 bu.; oats, 27.000 bu.
Plillnilelililn Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27.-nUTTER-Flrm.
U?lc higher; extra western cream
ery, 25'4o; extra nenrby prints, 2Sc.
EOGS Firm, good demand; fresh nearby,
2Cc; fresh western. 26c; fresh southwest
ern, 26c: fresh southern, 21c.
CHEESE Quiet, but llrm: New York full
crenms, fancy small, ll'4c: New York full
creams, fair to choice, 9iQllc.
Visible Supply of Grnln.
NEW YORK. Jon. I7.-The visible supply
of grnln Saturday, January 23, ns compiled
by tho New York Produce exchnnne, Is:
Wheat, 69,371.000 bu.; Increase, 4S,0S bu.:
corn, 11,362,000 bu.: decrease. 120.0'H) bu.;
oats, 4,133,000 bu.: decrease. 79,000 bu.; rye,
2,111,000 bu,; Increase, 20.000 bu.; barley,
2.073.0H0 bu.; decrease, $8,000 bu.
Mil vennkre (Srnln MnrUet.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 27. WHEAT
easier: No. 1 northern. lUc: No. 2 north
ern. 74M74Uc; May, 7740.
RYE Lower; No. 1. 61c.
PARLEY No. 2. 62c; sample, 67Glc.
CORN-Lower; May, G0c.
ElKln Hotter Mttrhct.
ELGIN, III., Jan. 27. Thero wcro no of
ferings of butter today. Tho market was
llrm at 2IUc". Tho sales of tho week wero
602,100 pounds.
MOVEMENTS IX STOCKS AMI ItO.NDS.
Mnrlcct Is In Somnolent Condition nml
Money Ilntes Rein v.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27,-Thcro wns no re
lief from the scml-stngnnnt conditions of
speculation In stocks today. The stiffness
of money rntes. which persisted for somo
tlmo after thu turn of tho year haa yielded
entirely nnd tho ordinary borrower Is able
to obtain money on call on very easy
terms. Returns of gross earnings of rail
roads, which begun to come In today, for
the third week In January show gratifying
lncrcnses over last year's high level. To
day's break In the grain markets, while
due to n condition of over-speculation nnd
attributed ostensibly to tho largo move
ment from other countries, wnrrants a
presumption of. promising condition for
our wlntor wheat crop, upon which much
hinges.
Theso considerations wcro powerless
to animate the stock market. There Is 11
very general agreement that the ultimate
decision of the legal standing of the
Northern Securities company Is the thing
really nwaltcd for the next general move
ment In tho stock mnrkct. There Is also
Importnnco attached to tho dellirlto shap
ing of tho government's llnanclnl opera
tions. Legislation for the reduction of tho
revenues on tho ono side or for special gov
ernment expenditures on tho other nro
studied with great attention, owing to
their bearing on tho market supply of
money. Tho stiffening of the discount
rato in London nnd the advance In the
price of gold may be a symptom of re
newed demand for gold from that quarter
that England Is ohvlously striving to mako
Its rato effectlvo In tho market In prepara
tion for tho coming government loan. Of
tho special movements In today's market
whlfh gave It Its wholo character, that
In Amalgamated Copper was tho most con
spicuous. Raw copper was advanced for
tho Ilrst . tlmo sluco tho uttempt to
maintain tho price wns abandoned by tho
Amalgamated Copper company. Tho gain
which resulted today for Amalgamated
Copper was 14 points. The ndvance In tho
price of lend gave strength to the National
Lead stocks and American Smelting. Tho
United States stocks wero lethargic. Thero
was a desultory speculation In sugar with
n llnal net gain of a point. , Notnblo gains
In Chicago & Eastern Illinois. New York,
Chlcugo & St. Louis stocks, Cleveland, C.
C. & St. Louis nnd Rock Island preferred
wero without explanation. Tho market
closed dull nnd Arm. There was a cessation
of last week's nctlvlty In a number of
seml-speculatlvo bonds nnd the mnrkot was
duller and Irregulnr. Total sales, par
vnlue, $3,023,000.
United States 4s advanced U per cent
on tho Inst call. ....
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: The buoyancy
of Kafllrs absorbed all attention In tho
Htock market on this, tllMr settlement day.
Despite the big speculation In theso shares
Contangos wero rather easier nt 8 per
cent. The general markets wero cheerful
on tho wnr news. Consols were heavy
early on the rush for now Issues, and tho
fact that tho London vcounty council will
presently bo announcing a 3.000,000 Issuo
at 3 per cent, but they hardened later.
Thoro Is an unconllrmed rumor that Lord
Kitchener Is negotiating for peace with
General Dcwet. Americans were lifeless
nnd sagging, desplto tho Now York bank
statement nwaltlng n decision on tho
Northern Securities suit. Tho Bank of
England Is tightening Its grip on tho money
market. Gold Is quoted at 77s 10-d; on
Pnrls4 demand.
Tho following nro tho c'.ostng prices 011
tho Now York, Stock exchange:
Atchison
do piu
Bnl. & Ohio ....
do pfd
Can. Pncltlo ....
Can. Southern .
Chi. & Alton ...
do pfd
Cites. & Ohio .
C. I. Sc L
do pfd
C. & E. I
C. & G. W
do 1st pfd ....
do 2d pfd
Chi. & N. W. .
C, R. I. & P..
C. T. & T
do pfd
C, C, C. & S. L
Colo. Southern .
do 1st pfd
tt "nil llfrt
Del. & Hudson .
D. L. & W
D. & R. G. ...
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2nd pfd
ut. rsor. pin ...
Hock. Vol.
no piu
III. Cent
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
L. E. & W
do pfd
Louis, & Nash,.
Alan. 1-
Met. St. Ry. ..
Aiex, uenirni ..
Mox. Nntlonnl
M. & St. L, ...
Mo. Pacltlo ..
M. K. & T. ...
do pfd
N. J. r
v v n
Nor. & West. ..
do pfd
Ont. & West. ,.
Pennsylvania ...
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. & S. F...
do V"t Pfd ....
do SM pfd
S. L. H. W
do pfd
fit. Paul
do pfd
TSU'So. Paclllc
93I,So. Railway ....
101UI do pfd
Texas & Pacific,
T. St. Ij. 4i w.
do pfd
Union Pnclflc .,
iln nft
Wabash
do pfd
W. & L. E. ..,
,ln ftl
22?4W!s. Central
Ni on piu .
,101
86
,112
, 86
1 :?
. 7R
, 45U
, HI
. 7511
,1424
. 58',4
. 32
. 93U
. 194
. 35Vi
,100'4
. 87i
. 22
. 41U
. 17
. 28
. 1974
ll'J
, 43U Adams 193
,212V4:Amerlcan 210
,155',4iPnlted States ...102
17 iWnltu Warm lOA
17 IWells Fnorn
mnai. copper ..
97 Am. C. & F. ..
1IU. do tifd
. GO Amor. Lin. Oil.
. 2SU do pfd
,172 Amcr. S. & R..
.266 do pfd
! Anne. Mln. Pn
. 90U Rroklyn Rap. T. 61?
, 3S4 loio. i-'uei t I,, S4
..190
73 4
2S'i
83
15
41
47U
06U
32H
. bsviion. tod. pra...ii(iVi
.185Vi2fn. Electric ....277U
. 68Vvalu,oao Sugar .-. 4SU
QIK'TInpklnrr Cnnl lis?
'4
il39' .Inter. Paper 19
.38 do pfd 75
, tz int:ii i-uwer .... si
. C7 Laoleilo Gas 90
.123 iNat, Biscuit 411
.102' Nat. Lead 1S
.13H4 Nat. Salt 30
.1691!, do pfd CO
. 2Si ?orth American. 88
. 15. Pncltlo Const .... 7.1
.105 facile Mall 45-34
.101 People's Gas ....100
. 2IVj I'ressed Steel Car N
iim 4' I"' I'lll ,,,, ft
.190 iPull. Pal. Car., .219
.luj'.H iKMminiu meei ,, iu
. 65U' '1 Pfd US
. 92 R'lgar 123
. 33 Tenn. Coal & I. r,v
,148i v. u. Ac p. Co.. 1
FA I rln nf.l i
',. 81 U. S. Leather
, biwi no pru
. GO74 U. g. Rqbbor
. 83 I do pfd
, 7334 U. S. Steel ...
oftii fin nf.l
. LsrWestern Union
.161NI Amer. Loco. .
.186)4 do pfd
S(l
13
904
Xcw York Mining; Storks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Tho following ore
lilt ciunuiK lUld'H uu nulling SIOCKS
Adams Con 20
Alice 45
Breeco 65
Brunswick Con.,. 8
Com. Tunnel .... 5
Con. Cal & Vn..l00
Dendwood Terra. .10
Horn Silver i.Vj
Iron Silver 60
Lcadvlllo Con.... 6
I.lttlo, Chief ..
Ontnrlo
Ophlr
riioenix
Potosl
Snvagu
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .,
muuuurii
... 10
...775
... 73
... 6
... 10
... 4
.. 13
... 40
...310
Hank ClrnrliiK.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 27.-Clonrlngs, $121,.
33fl.l!i.': balances. $9,627,300. '
u.maua, jon. .(. uanK clearings today,
$1, 119,002.08! corresponding day Inst yenr,
JWSi.S12.G7; llicrense, $119,19.41.
ST. LOtMS, J.r. r.-Clenrltms, $8,770.
2.i; balances, $1,3L9,2I2. Monev, 606 per
cent .Now York exchange, 2Jc premium.
PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 27-Clcarlngs,
nu,,'ij,irai numnccs, jj,6tii',i,
CHICAGD. Jnn r? rnrlrir. t ?S1 M5
balances, $2,EII,4S1. Posted exchnnge, $1.83
for sixty days, $l.ss on demand. New York
exennnge. ioc premium.
BALTIMORE. Jnn. 27.-Clcnrlngs, $3,132,
12b: balances, $383,181. Money, 4 per cent.
BOSTON. Jnti. n rinnrlMT t. nn on
balnnces, $2,115,875.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-Clearlngs, $1,240,
8,). Money, SUO per cent. New York
exohnnge, 2025c premium.
, Xew York Monrr Mnrket.
NEW. YORK. Jnn. 57. Mnnev nn rail
easy nt 2y3 per cent.: closed, bid and
i-Eked, 2Q3 per cent: prime mercantile pa
per, 4fj per cent. '
STERLING EVrtirANGE SlenHv. tcIIIi
actual business In bankers' bills at $4,875
4.S7U for demand and at $l.84i for sixty
days; posted rates, $l.85fN.8S; commercial
UIIIS, H,N(KI LSI.
SILVER Bar, GlUci Mexican dollars,
44',4c
iiu.MJs uovernmcnt, strong; state, Inac
tive; railroad, Irregulnr.
Tho closing uuotntlons on bonds nr as
follows:
U. 8. ref. 2s, reg,
no coupon
do 3s, reg ,
do coupon ,
do new 4s, reg.,
do coupon ,
do old 4s, reg..,
do coupon
do 5s, reg
do coupon
Atch. gen. 4s ,
do nilj. 4S
Bnl. & O. 4s
do 3&s
do conv. 4s
Canada So. 2ds.,
Cent, of Giu 6s.,
do Is Inc
dies. & O. 4s.,
Chi. & A. 3h...,
C. B & Q n. 4s. .,
C. M & 8 P g. 4s,
C. & N. W. c. 7s,
C, R. 1. & P. 4s,
CCC & 8 U ft. 4s,
Chlcngo Ter. 4s.,
Colorado So, 4s,. ,
U. & 11. U. 18,..,
Erie prior 1. 4s.,
do general 4s...
F W & D C Is...
Hock. Val. 4s..
iosh
108-V
Ut
V',i
139
110
lilts
100
107',4
10.1
92
103,
9.34
101
lf)9(
in
79
107
81
68
113
140
101-J4
103'
?:te,
102
RS',i
107
103
L. & Ni unl. 4s.,
Mex. Central 4s.,
do 1st Inc......
M. & S. L. 4s,
M.. K. & T. in...
do 28
N. Y. Central Is,
do gen. 3s
N. J. C. gen. 6s.,
No. Pnc. 4s
do 3s
N. & W. c. 4a.,
Reading gen. 6s.,
St j. Ac I M c. 5s.
St. L. & S. F. 4s.
St. L. H. W. lsts,
do 2ds
8 A & A I' 4s..
So. Pacific 4s
So. Railway 6s...
Tex. & Pac. lsts.,
I . HI Ii & W 4S.
Union Pacific 4s.,
do conv. 4s ...
Wnbnsh Is
do 2s
do deb. B
West Shore 4s...,
W. & L. E. 4s...
Wis. Central 4s..
Con. Tob. 4s
101
, 82',!,
10l?4
99 '
, 83
103
10
,1354
,105
, 74
,102ft
118
98
1 s
8
89
93
11954
,121
82
104U
105
119
111
674
112
924
67
Ronton Stock Qtiotntlons.
BOSTON. Jan. 27.-C.lll loans. 3U(iTH4 ner
cent: tlmo loans, 44f5 per cent, Oitlclal
closlnp;:
Atchison 4s ,
Gas Is
Mex. Central 4s.,
N. E. a & u...
Atchison ,
do Did ,
Boston & A
Boston & Me...
Boston Elev, ..
N Y. N II & II.
Fltchburg pfd .
I'ulnli Pncltlo ...
Mex. Central ....
Amcr. Hiigur
do mil ,
Amer. T. & T...,
Horn. I. & S
Gen. Electric
Mass. Electro .,
do pru ,
N. E. G. & C...,
United Fruit
U. 8. Steel
do pfd ,
102
S3
82
6V',5
iuVi
95
2fi'.'
19J
llijJi
-IV
141
100
274:
isa-Ji
1163
IK)
33U
32
5
86
92!
Adventure ...
Allouez
lAmalgamatcd
Baltic
Illni-hiim .
Int A'. Ilnntn
Centcnnlnl ...
copper Range .
Dom. Coal ,
Franklin ,
Isle Ilnvnln
Mohawk
Old Dominion .,
Osceola
Parrot
Qtilncy ,
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack ,
Trlmountaln
united Stntcs ..,
Ittnh
Victoria
Wolverine
21
3
7;iJ4
37
....GOJ
1
56U
12
21
22i,
82U
30
13.3
.3
253
57
15
23?4
6
47'i
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON. Jan, 27.-4. p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money. 93
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & O...
Canadian Pnclflc,
Chesapeako & O.
Chicago G. W...,
C. M. & St. P...
Denver & jt. u..
do nfd
Erlo
do 1st piil
do 2d nfd
Illinois Central..,
Louis. & Nash..,
M.. K. & T
do via
N. Y. Central
13-18 Norfolk & West,
93 do pfd
6 Ontnrlo & West..
ib.Vi'cnnsyivnnla ....
984
10U1
116
"ft
22V-1
163
93
39
Kl
56
142
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Southern Ry
do nfd
So. Pacific
Union Pacific...
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd
Wabash
d pfd..
107 Spanish 4s
61
161
Band Mines.
DcBcers
57
93
33 ft
76
28
41
31
i-
31
59
1024
90
43j
96
22
7f
BAR SILVER-Qulct nt 23d per ounce.
MONEY' 2U5J3 ner cent. The rntn nt rfla.
count In thoopen market for short bills is
31I3U per cent nnd for three-months' bills
3G'3 per cent,
KorclKii rinnnelnl.
LONDON. Jnn. 27. Money wns In priori
demand today and the supplies wcro con
siderably reduced, chiefly due to revenuo
collection?. Discounts wero sympathetically'
tlrm. Business on the Stock exchange was
noi DnsK, nut me tendency was good. At
tention centered In the mlnlne setllempnl.
whlch wns described us the most exciting
experienced In years. Tho Knftlr section
was densely crowded nnd the noise was
pnndemonlncal. The settlement, however,
progressed satisfactorily. Kaffirs were
buoyant on fresh buying orders from all
quarters. Including Paris and Berlin. Tho
leading Issues rose substantially. The
news of tho capture of Commandant VII
Jocn. tlioiir.li woll received, hnd llttlo effect
on prices. Consols eased on tho announce
ment of n big county council loan, but they
recovered with the general tendency. Home
rnlls Improved, In spite of tho uncertainty
us to dividends. Americans opened dull,
stngnnnt nnd mostly below parity. Erles
wero nnectcu d.v persistent rumors or a
forthcoming bond Issue. . The close wns
heavy, In responso to New York. Rln
tlntos onened, better nnd then exncrleneed
a sharp setback. Copper ndvunced and
closed Arm nt 60. buyers' price. Paris
exchange Is 25.11U: Berlin. 20.13. Gold pre
miums are quoted: uttenos Ayres, I3t.ro;
Madrid, 33; Lisbon, SO; Rome, 195. Amer
ican englcE nre quoted In the onen market
at 76s 6Vd and bar gold at 77s 10d.
mills, Jan. 27. I'rices wore llrm on
tho bourso today. The chief features of
tho denllntiH wero Kafllrs. Thoy wero In
ever Increasing demand, owing to Iondou
ndvlces. Commandant Vlljorn's capture hnd
a good Influence on tho Kaffir market. For
eigners ndvanced. Spanish 4s recovered on
n report that tho relations between the
i;anK or tipatn nno mo snantPii minister or
finance were less strained. The scheme for
the unification of tho Ottoman debt Influ
enced Turkish securities favorably. Sos-
novicc grew siiDsiantiniiy nrmer. Tram
wnys nnd tractions were dull. Rio tlntos
were wenk nnd Inactive. The private rite
of discount today was unchanged nt 2 13-16
per cent. Three ner cent rontes, lOOf.lOc;
exchange on London, 25f llc; Spanish 4s,
78e. y
BERLIN. Jnn. 27. Home funds and Inter
natlonals were firm on the bourso today.
Intcrnntlonnls advanced sharply. Exchange
on London 20m 42'i pfgs. for checks.
MADRID. Jnn. 27.-Spnnlsh 4s closed to
day at 79.70. Gold was quoted at 34.50.
Condition of (he Trensnry.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27,-Today's state
ment of tho treasury balnnces In the gen-
frnl fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 cold
escrve In the division of redemption,
shows: Avnllable cash balances, $174,909,
517; gold, $91,823,2S1.
Cotton .Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 27.-COTTON-Snot
closed quiet: middling uplands. 8 5-1Go: mid
dling guinanus, Hs-iec; saies, &. naies.
Futures closed barely stendy: January.
7.97c; February. 7,98o: March, 8.03c; April,
8.0Se; May. 8,09c; June, 8.10c: July. 8.13c;
August. 7.96c; September, 7.71c; October.
7.69c. Tho mnrkftt onened stendv. with
prices 1 to 4 points lower nnd wns finally
barely stendy, with prices net 3 to 6 points
NEW ORLEANS. Jnn. 27 COTTON,
Quiet: sales. 150 bales: ordinary. G',4c: eonrt
ordinary. 7c; low middling, 7 9-lGc: mid
dling, 7T4o; good middling. 8o; middling
fair. 8 9-16c; receipts, 12,329 bales; stock,
.152.000 bales. Futures, bnrolv steady: Jann.
ary. 7.83c bid; February. 7.8307.S5o: March.
7.SS7.7.90c: April. 7.9207.94c; May. 7.9S
7.9io; June. 8.01(fl8,03c: July. 8.0frf8.07c.
til. LUUIS. Jan. 27. COTTON Quiet;
sales, none; middling. 7o; receipts, 7.8G1
bnlcs; shipments, 6,609 bales; stock, 64,201
bnles.
GALVESTON, Jan. 27.-COTTON-Steady
at 715-lGc.
LIVERPOOL. Jnn. 27.-COTTON-8pot,
dull: prices l-32d lower: middling. 4 i.32d.
The sales of the day were 7,000 bales. In
cluding b.wu nates American, futures
closed steady: American middling, g. o. c,
January, 4.28-61(1; January nnd Fobrunrv,
4 24-6ld; February nnd March, 4 26-Gld:
Mrtrch and April. 4 26-6104 27-64d: April
and May. 4 26-6IJTI 27-6ld; Mav and Juno.
4 27-G4d; Juno nnd July, 4 26-&ld: July nnd
August, 4 S7-6)d; August, nnd September,
i iu-uiii; oepiemner nnu uciouer, n jd-oiu.
Oil nnd Rosin.
OIL CITY. Jnn. 27.-OnCrcdlt balances.
$1.15; certlflcnteB, no bid: shipments, 12.fi.T6
bbls.; average, 91,461 bbls,; runs, 119,961
unis,
SAVANNAH, Jan. 27.-OIL Turpentine.
Meady nt 42e. Rosin. Arm: quotations:
A. B. O. D. $1.22; M, $2.G3; N. $3.25; W, O,
$3.00; W, W. $3.85.
NEW YORK. Jnn.s27.-OIL Cottonseed,
ensler: nrlme. 41UN2c. Petroleum, stendv.
Rosin, stendy. Turpentine, steady at 44
TOLEDO, Jnn. 27.-OlLNorth Lima, S3c;
aoum i.una ana Indiana, wc, .
OMAHA LUE STOCriiARIfT
Cattle Btotipti Iicipt!os'.ly Lifht and
Itroif Fr.oii Art raid,
HOGS OPEN STEADV, BUT CLOSE LOWER
Good Demand -Monday for Ilotb Sheep
nnd l.nmbs nnd Mnrket la Fnlrly
Active nnd Just About
Stendy All Aronud,
SOUTH OMAHA. Jnn. 27.
Receipts wore: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclul Monday 1,341 4,-iU9 2,i22
Samo duy last week.... 3,011 7,965 2.JH
ciuina hcvk ucioro.r 4,;iu i,m
Same three weeks ago... 3,901 7,153 2.310
Samo four weeks ago,... 2,652 6,69) 3, ,01
nmc uay uist year (,iw Liu
Average price paid for hogs at South
Omaha tht past several days with comparisons:
Date. 1902. 1901.UVM.18S3.ll8t3.l897.18M.
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Jan.
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3 2i
3 26
3 23
3 25
3 35
3 72 3 35
3 SO
3 4t
3 43
2 44
3 61
3 63
3 48
3 ii
3 06
3 61
3 51
3 47
3 53
3 69
3 64
3 72
3 82
3 no
3 !6
3 91
3 86
3 92
4 00
4 11
Indicates Sunday.
Tim Afllrtl,,! 1 .......
L,i, ..(., ii miii ui'l in i.tiin
brought In today by each road w
.,.il.OfOl.f-, Jiy. 1J
iio. i-ac.Jiy l
Union Pnc 6 4
C. & N. W. Ry.. S 10
F E. & M. V.. fl
0., St.P.&M. O,. 2 4
R. & M. R 8 7
(' it. a:- ci i x
C R. l.&P east. 4 9
u., n.i. eti', west
iiunoic uen.
of
as:
i). H
stock
orsos.
1
Total
11
55
69
11
T)in Hlnnlttnn nf ftin ,1nva t-ni.liila u'fiu
as follows, each buyer purchasing thu num-
uer or uenu indicated:
Co.
&
Buyers,
Omaha Packing
BWlIt & uo
Cudnhy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
G. II. Hammond
Vunsant & Co....
Carey & Benton
W. I. Stephen
Solom'nn &. Co
Livingstone & Schallcr.
Hamilton & Rothschild
H. L. Dennis & Co
B. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
185
628
96
98
Co. .203
21
51
27
i
32
01
IS
9
61
495
l'.iii
1,171
930
601
1,68.8
Total 1,400 3,389 2,618
CATTLE -Tho recelnts today of cattle
wero extremely llcht for even a Monday.
as n glanco at tho table of receipts abovo
win snow, xnero were, oi course, noi
nearly enough cattle to meet tho require
ments of local packers, so that tho few
killers on sale met with ready sale at
stronger prices, nnd everything was out of
ursi nanus in good season, ine laiiing on
In tho supply was explained by tho snow
storm and by tho sudden drop In tem
perature. .
There vere only Just n row cars ot neci
steers Included In the receipts this morn
ing, nnd nu buyers were out early and wero
all looking for supplies, It wns not a dttll-
cuu mniter tor sellers to gut goon strong
prices for nnythlng at nil desirable. In
some cases sales wero mado that looked
considerably higher than the same kinds
sold lor at the closo ut last wceK, qui
there wero so few cattle on salo that It
could not ue said that a fair test of the
market was mado today.
There was also nn nctlvo demand for
cows and heifers this morning, and owing
to the Ight receipts the mnrket was strong
nnd everything was out of Ilrst hands at
an ccrly hour. Somo sales were made that
were unuouDtcuiy nigner, dui at mo snmo
time the market Is probably best described
by saying thnt owing to light receipts
trade was active at stronger prices.
Bulls, veal calves and stags nn com
manded strong prices where tho quality
wns nt all satisfactory.
There wero only a fow stockcrs and feed
ers tn tho yards this morning, and as coun
try buyers were scarce, not mnny cattle
wero wn.lici. xne lew inai were oneren
thnt showed quality sold at fully steady
prices, but there were not enough on salo
tn make a lest of tho market. Anything
common was neglected, the samo us usual.
Rsprcsontatlvo sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
2L."
1...
20...
6...
1...
O
10...
19...
22...
10...
5...
18...
20...
Av.
,. 700
. 688
,. 990
,. 772
,. 881
,. 9G0
,.1050
,.1033
,. 958
.1080
IT.
3 00
3 55
3 85
3 90
3 90
4 0(1
4 03
4 75
4 85
4 9"'
No.
21....
3....
16.
II.
5.
1.
22.
35.
39.
Av.
.1099
1163
1059
1182
1040
1300
1229
1512
1279
1...
2...
1...
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
... 7U3 3 90 14 1086
... 876 4 30 22 1175
...1070 6 10
STEERS AND COWS.
...1063 5 20
COWS.
1 75
980
735
SlO
680
3
1
6
1
4
3
1
36
1
4
6
1
5
15
1
4
8
6
7
4
6
1
3
1
6
1
1 ,
1 ,
1
16
1 ,
1
11
1
.... 015
.... 850
910
,...1054
.... 850
.... 922
.... 980
.... 920
.... 863
.... 780
.... 812
.... 990
....1140
.... 928
....1122
.... 870
.... 937
.... 790
.... 894
.... 893
940
.... 729
....1110
....1113
....1150
.... 850
....1070
....1065
.... 985
....1220
....1000
....1015
....1010
....1140
.... 930
.... 999
.,,.1170
: oo
i 00
2 25
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 50
2 50
2 60
2 65
2 60
2 60
2 70
2 70
2 70
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 80
2 80
2 85
2 90
2 90
2 90
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
16.
9.
2.
1155
1029
9s:
.1135
. 910
.1010
.... 997
....1075
,....1190
790
880
,....1270
,....1029
962
,....1007
13 899
1 950
17 922
15 1016
8 927
2 975
4
4
8
3
14
O
l!!!!!
4
i
i
18
9
8
1
4
1
10
18
6
82
1
1
1
17
Pr.
6 00
5 00
6 10
6 20
5 25
5 50
C 60
6 65
5 75
5 23
C 60
3 25
3 CO
3 33
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 60
II 60
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 65
3 65
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 90
3 90
3 95
3 95
4 00
4,00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 05
4 10
4 20
4 23
4 25
4 411
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 65
.10S2
.1060
.1133
.1260
.1060
.1067
.1450
.1071
. 965
.1235
. 891
. 9S3
. 865
.1420
.1330
.1100
.1058
.1325- 4 GO
.1180 4 GO
U
25
1
4
9
1
1 1450
COWS AND HEIFERS.
902 4 00
COWS AND BULLS.
728 3 13
HEIFERS.
653 3 00 6 66
330 3 00 1 970
650 3 00 7 657
610 3 00 2 6.80
650 3 25 2 1305
liULLo.
4 75
3 65
3 73
3 80
4 73
6 00
1.
670
1330
890
920
1380
1122
1120
UK0
1100
1080
1660
..1320
..1320
910
.1370
.1050
1
1
1
330
90
170
145
.1560
1 1560
2 1210
1 1160
8 1060
1 1010
1 1020
1 1650
1 1620
1 1430
1 1690
1 1440
1 1480
1 1300
1 1650
1 1870
1 .....1770
160
3 23
3 30
3 40
3 40
3 60
3 60
3 65
3 75
3 85
3 90
4 00
4 00
4 25
4 30
4 35
4 60
1 60
2 65
2 65
2 70
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 20
10 1470 3 20
3 25
3 25
CALVES
3 50 2...
5 60 3 150
6 50 4, 167
6 50 1 160
HTAU3.
4 40
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
2 700 2 50 9 761 3 00
1 600 2 fiO 2 625 3 15
1 960 2 75 6 434 3 25
1 660 2 93
STOCK CALVES.
1 200 3 75
STOOKERS AND FEEDERS.
2 600 2 25 8 915 3 65
1 620 2 50 7 635 3 85
4 652 3 30 23 815 4 05
8 788 3 60 3 613 4 10
HOGS Thero was
beru today, but as
6 60
6 75
7 00
7 00
a light
advlctu
run of hoes
from other
points wcro none lou favorable to tho sell
ing Interest the market hero opviiud tip
slow, Tho first few sales were on a basis
of nbout steady prices, but after the Ilrst
round the inarKCt was lower owing to the
lens favorablo reports rrom other points
and to the lt oil In provisions. Tho bulk
of the hogs sold fully 6'cfloo lower than on
Saturday, and trading wns slow from start
to llnlsh, so that although receipts wcro
light the morning wns well advanced be
fore tho bulk of tho offerings was out of
Ilrst hands. Good weight hogs sold in
most enses from $6.20 ut- JG.to. Medium
wclghtB sold from $6.15 to $6.20, and tho
light hogs wont from $6.10 down. Repre
sentative sales:
No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
19 105 ... 5 2") 85 206 ... 6 13
b2 112 ... 6 72 63 223 80 6 13 .
133 119 ... 6 80 63. .....218 80 6 15
68 157 40 6 80 22 203 ... 6 15
99.... ..160 4 0 5 SO . 76 219 80 6 15
42 163 ... 6 80 75 206 40 6 15
44 217 160 6 93 74 203 40 6 15
89 196 160 6 00 69 207 40 6 15
89 179 ... 6 00 67 202 ... 6 15
19 193 80 6 05 61 230 40 Ii 15
85 2UI ... 6 05 87 203 ...'6 15
67 201 160 G 05 91 233 ... 6 15
40 6 05 -VJ 4U ti 15
Gl 220 ... 6 U
f western fed steers, $l.60ff6.00i Texas in I
Indian steers, J3.5fi5.Ki. Texas cows, $2.rtt
,4.25; nntlvo cows, $2.75iTr5.00i holfcrs, $3.loy
6.6p; dinners, $2.0ir2.fcj; bulls, $!,,. I.6u,
I calves, $4.0086 35.
HOGS-Rccolpts. B.WO head. Market
' opened strong, closed to lower. Top. 6.!S;
, bulk of sales, $5 5ii6 -,o. Heavy, d.tono.45;
mixed packers, $u.2uOe.l5; light. $5.350 6.20;
; pigs, $1.65U5. 10.
SHEEP AND l.AMtlK.-linlnid 1 V
head; murket, stendy. Western lambs, $: M
1i6.00; western wuthers, It 23h4 80; vetirlttms,
3.0Oy5.60; ewes, $1.00511.50; cull, JI.25Ifl.73:
feeder lambs, $l.60fl6.30.
Stock In Sluhi
The following tnblo shows' the receipts ol
cattle, hogs nnd sheep at the live, principal
markets ror January 27:
..., Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 1,311 4,36'J 2,7:1
Chicago , 2.0U) 4.W0 22,000
Kansas City 6,000 6,5t) 1.500
St. Louis ...i..'.. 4,1(0 4.C00 70)
St. Joseph ,. 1,400 4,(00 210
96.
86.
S9.
85.
76,
81..
186
..172
..185
..177
,,2110
..202'
77 207 120 6 10
3
6 03
40 6 05
80 6 05
.. 6 05
.. 6 10
40 G 10
..218 120 6 20
.243 1W 6 20
SO
80.
. .L'.'J 1.11 1) II)
..20S 40 6 10
62 177 ... 6 10
65 171 ... 6 10
83 216 160 6 12
69 217 80 C 12
C9...
74 236
04, .....239
71 241
66 239
75 240
68.t....3f2
71 254
60 337 2S0 6 40
6 40
6 20
6 20
SO 6 20
6 20
6 2,1
6 30
6 30
106 U3S
SHEEP Thero was not u very hcavv run
of sheep hero today, and several cars of
those that did como In wero sold to ar
rive. Packers seemed to be quite anxious
for supplies, and as n result tho better
grades sold freely ut Just about steady
prices. A bunch of prlmo Colorado lambs
sold ns high as JtUU. nnd ewes brought
$4.00. Somo yearlings thnt wero sold to
arrive brought $3.10, but there were no
prlmo yearlings offered on tho market
today. Taking everything into considera
tion, tho general mnrket could not Io
quoted anything but stendy.
Thero was not enough feeders In the
yards today to mako u test of tho market,
but It Is safe lo say that anything good
would have brought very satisfactory
prices.
Quotations: Choice lightweight ycnrllngs,
$4.7585.00; good to choice yeurllngs, Jl.fctvpP
4.75: choice wethers, $1.10(1,65; fair to good
wethtrs, $4.2084.40; cholco ewes, $3.75(h 1.00;
lair to good ewes, $3.5ofi3.75; common owes,
$2.7ofr3.&u; cholco lambs, J3.G5iiG.CM; fair to
good lambs, $5.60.65; feeder wethers, $3.60
(til.oo, teuler Inntbs, $l.00ijl.50: cull lambs,
iioprosoniauve sales:
NO.
10 cull owes
102 cull ewes
6 Colorado ewes
30 Colorado ewes
JOS western ewes
2 Colorado ewes
179 Colorado ewes
156 Colorado ewes ,.
G7ii Colorado ewes
166 wrstern wothers
921 yearling wuthers
60 Colorado lombs
310 Colorado lambs...
6 native lambs
13 western lambs
115 Colorado Iambs
Av.
8!l
99
86
112
119
60
91
91
87
143
95
71
71
111
74
Pr.
2 25
2 r
4 00
I
4 00
I 00
1 00
I 10
I 00
4 60
r. 10
6 60
r go
5 75
t! (V)
6 00
CHICAGO I.IVU STOCK MARKET.
t.'nttle nnd Honrs Loner nnd Sheep
MeHdr to St ron it.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-CATTLE-Recclpls.
2.0110 head, Including 250 head of Texans.
Westerns steady to 10c lower; good to
cholco steers, $6.&Of7.40; poor to medium,
$I.OOff5.00; stockcrs and feeders. $2.20,54. 5";
cows, $1.255.00; heifers, $2,605(5.60; dinners,
$l.2.Vfj2.30; bulls, J3.25fiG.40; cnlves, $2.60ii0.25.
HOGS Receipts today. 4,000 head; esti
mated for tomorrow, 48,000 head; left.over,
10,000 head. Market opened steady nnd
rlosed fM? 10c lower. Mixed nnd butchers.
$5.90Ji6.40; good to cholco heavy, $6.25: lough
heavy, $6.00f6.20: light, $5.60336.00; bulk of
sales, $5.90fjG.30.
siiiiii;!' Ainu ii.iii neceipts.
head. Sheen steady to strong. Good to
cholco wethers. $l.30fi5.00; fair to cholco
mixed. $3.75Ti4.25: native iambs. $3.50fi5.90:
western'fed lambs, $5.00fj6.80.
ntllelnl for Saturday: Recelnts: Cattle.
63 head; hogs. 15,833 head: sheep, 1.5C9 head.
mupmcnin: (.nine, neau; nogs, j.jji
head; sheep, 1,406 head.
Nevr York Live Stock Mnrkct.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 48S bend. Steers slow, but steady;
bulls and cows, steady to n trlflo easier.
Steers, $4.00jiG.10: bulls. J3.O0O4.0O; cows and
Heifers, jl.vwf3.so extra rut cowh nnd neu-
ers, $l.0fKj 1,6). Cables quoted Ilvo rattle
slow. Sheen quite demoralized at 9'iTllo
dressed weights: refrigerator beef, .steady,
shipments tomorrow, lS bend of cuttle.
3,039 head of sheep and 7,780 quar'ers of
Peer.
CALVES Recelnts. 1.G33 head. Veals.
weak; barnynrd nnd western calves, lower.
Veals, $1.60518.75: barnyard calves, $2.75y
3.50; westerns. $2.73113.60.
HUEI'.l' AINU LAM1IH KCCetpiS, JiJ.llJ
hend. Sheep, easier: Iambs, steady. Sheep,
$2.75ff4.IO; extra, $1.60; few wethers, $175:
culls, $2.25fi2.50; lambs, $5.23fJ6.15; one car
uxtra. $6.W! culls. $1.60.
HOGS Receipts. lii.osi head, steady.
State hogs, $0.40f6.50.
St. I.onln Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 27. CATTLE Receipts.
4.100. Including 2,000 Texnns. Market stendy,
Nntlvo shipping nnd export steers, lo.vmc
6 30: dressed beof nnd butcher steers. $4.00
iG.00: steers tinder 1.000 bs. $2.65(30.63:
stockcrs nnd feeders, $2.60iSf 1,50: cows nnd
heifers. $2.25ffT5.00: dinners. J2.00JI2.85; bulls.
$2.50fjT4.0O: Texns nnd Indlnn steers, $3.23
5.30; rows nnd heifers. $2.G0ff3.7O.
linns Rece tits. 4.600. Market nu et.
steady to 10c lower: pigs and lights, $5,754?
H.00; packers, J3.75fJ6.23; butchers, $G.lCi3
6.5".
SI EP:p-Rece nts. 700. Mnrket
native muttons, $3.60371.75; lambs,
6.25; culls and bucks, $3.0001.00.
steady:
$4.90
HI. Joseph Live Slock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jan. 27. CATTLE
Receipts. 1,400; stendv and strong: nntlves,
I3.5nffi7.oo: cows and neiters, i.miii.iii;
veals. $3.50ftG.23; bulls nnd stags, $2.25fjC25;
stoekrrs nnd feeders, jz.i&'ru.&o.
linos-Recelnts. 4.400. Onened steady.
closed weak to 10c lower; light and light
mixed, $ri.8Wi.2.ri: medium nnn neavv. sif.uuw
G.45; pigs, $3.6)fN.90: bulk. $S.00CJ6.30.
HIIKKP Receipts, -'iu; wenaer.
Knnsnn City Live Stock Mnrket.
VAVBAR PITV. .Tun. 27 CATTLE Ro-
celpts, 6,000 head of natives, 1,000 head of
Texnns nnd 600 calves. Heavy beef steers,
stendy to 10 cents lower: Texans, strong:
other rattle, steady. Choice export nnd
dressed beef steers, $5.S3fi6.G0; fair to good,
$4.754j5.75; Blockers and teeoers, w.zayi.tu;
Totals 11,811 22,860 26,902
Wool Mnrket,
8T. LOUI8, Jnn. 27.-WOOI-Markrt
firm, tending upward. Medium grades, 13't
18c: light fine, I2jl5c; heavy line, 10,
12c; tub-waslml, 145f24o:
LONDON, Jan. 27,-WOOL-Thc offerlugi
nt tho auction snles today numbered 14,'wl
bales. Thero was n largo ntlondnnce and
buying was generally ut hardening rates.
Holders frequently bought In their offer
ings, ficnureds wero llrm and crossbreeiM
met with a ready sale. Withdrawals num
bered 2,800 bnles. These nre the sales In
detail: Now South Wales. 3.100 bales;
scoured 5dfils6d; greasy, 6Udf?lld: Queens
Intnl. 100 bales; scoured, Is 6dff In 6d: no
greasy: Victoria, 4.80O bales: scoured, 10ile
6s 0(1; greasy, 3dils3d; South Australia,
2,000 bales: scoured, Is .Tdffls 4d; West
Australia, 1,300 bales; scoured, Is 2d: grensj-,
4dfHld; Tasmania, 600 bales; greasy, .TV
il0d: New Zealand, 2.700 bales; scoured,
6id3flld: greasy. 3i,iilf710d: Capo of Oon(
Hope and Natal. tW bales; scoured, 7d'u
ls3d; greasy, 3df)6d.
. i
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 27.-COFFEE-Spol
Rio, firm: mild, market quiet: Cordova
7MHc. The market opened stendy, will
prices unchanged to 5 points lower, In keep,
lug with wcnkticfs In foreign tmirkeK
Selling nround tho cull wns quite nctlvo foi
both ticcounts. As tho session woro nloiiH
prices slowly eased off. under foreign and.
local selllnir. At the oloso tho feollnc win
I bnrely stendy, with prices net 6fI0 polnu
I lower. Spot coffee wns dull nnd heavy,
with prices nominally on inc nasis oi n pei
cent for Invoice lots nf No. 7 Rio. Sulci
of futures were 25,250 bags. Including
March nt 5.65fi5.70c: May. 5.!o; July, fi.Ufj
0.06c; September. 6.15fj6.25c; October, 6.25
December, 6.35ft 6.40c.
Dry Goods Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 27.-DRY GOOD3
Thero has been no new feature of mo
ment In the cotton goods division. Ruyen
keep their purchases of staples woll wlthlt
bounds, but hellers show no disposition tc
give way to brown blenched or coarse col
ored cottons: prints nnd glnghums belnq
llrm. Print cloths unchanged In price, bill
dlfllcttlt to buy. Business Iu cotton hosler
nnd underwear reported quiet, nt prcvioui
prices.
Siinnr Mnrket,
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 27.-SUOAR-Mnr-get
strong: open kettle. 2iff2ir; open kot.
tin centrifugal. 2ff3ic: centrifugal, gran
ulated. 4W4 3-16c: whites. 35J3c: yel
lows, 3 1-16fi3?ic; seconds. lffiSc. Molnsses
stendy: open kettle, 10?(2&c: centrifugal, 63
13c. Syrup, stendy nt 10f(22c.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 27. SUGAR Raw,
Arm: fnir rellnlng, 3c: ccntrlfugnl. 96 test,
3 11-lGc. Molasses, 2c: rellned, tlrm.
Kvniiornteil nnd Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27. EVAPORATED
APPLES Trudlng Is weak and very light.
There tire no ouotnblo changes. State,
common to good. 7fi8c: prime, 95i9aio;
choice. 9?10c: fancy. 10fllr
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS The
mnrkct Is steady to tlrm nnd moderately
nctlvo. Prunes nro quoted nt 3iG'ic: ap
ricots. Royal, lOWHc; Moor park. 9tfl2ci
peaches, peeled, 14filSc; unpeelcd, 7fj9c.
Strnmem Use Wireless.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27. The steamer Urn
brla, which has Just arrived from Liver
pool, talked by means of tho "wlrol s"
with Its sister ship, Etrurla, pro" H-ig
eastward. Operator Franklin, on 1'n. ul i,
raught Etrurla's call nt 1:40 labt Wednes
day. In latitude 11 and longitude 39.25. Tho
conversation was continued for three bouts
nnd thirty minutes. Tho shortest distance
nt which conversation was carried on was
thirty-two miles nnd the longest US miles,
nautical, equivalent to nbout 125 geograph
ical mites. This was four miles furthi r
than those two ships hnvo heretofore
tnlked with each other. Umbrla sent Ilvo
messages to Etrurla, to bo tratibmltied
from Crookhavon to friends In Enulnnd.
Mr, Franklin made no effort to lorito
Philadelphia, us ho was not nwnro Inventor
Marconi was aboard tho American liner or
thnt It had a temporary Installment of tits
wireless apparatus.
Tnft Benches Ills Home.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-Hon. W. II. Taft
atrlvcd today with his family. Ho was
met at the railroad station by his brother,
Hon. C. P. Tnft. nnd by his brother-in-law,
Mr. W. C. Herron, and was driven to
the residence of Mr. C. P. Tnft, where bo
breakfasted. Owing to tho bereavement In
his family, tho death on Saturday nf Mrs
W. H. Tnft's mother, Mrs. J. W. Herron,
Mr. Taft denied himself to cnllcrs. Tho
funeral of Mrs. Herron Is set for this
afternoon. Mr. Tnft arrived In nppareut
good healthy
' Advance In Price of Lend.
SALT LAKE, Utnh. Jnn. 27. A special
to tho Tribune from Denver says: Prices
Ol pig ICHll HVIU 11'iV.llll.l-ll I. HJII J . " I v. -
day by the American Smelting Rellnlng
company, and notices to this effect wero
sent all over tho United Stntcs.
The new prices, wmon win go mio oucci
at onco, will put lend on the basis of 4.1
cents a pound, or nn ndvnnco of 10 cents
per 100 pounds over the prevailing prices
Tetepname 1081),
Boyd Commission Co.
Successors to James E. Boyd ft Co.,
OMAHA. NED.
COMMISSION
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND 1TOCKB.
Board of Trade Kolldlns.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York,
Correspondence. John A. Warren Co.
A CHANCE TO WIN A FORTUNE.
The Oil Fields of Texns und Cnlifornia Yielding Great Returns to
Investors An Opportunity of a Lifetime.
NORTH AMERICAN CRUDE OIL COMPANY, COMPOSED OF MEN OF
NATIONAL REFUTATION, MAKING GREAT PROGRESS.
A great flnnncler once said: "Vigilance
In watching opportunity; tact and doing In
selling opportunity: forco and persistence
In crowding opportunity to Its utmost of
possible achievement theso nro tho mar
tial virtues which must command success.
No greater opportunity was over presented
to the American people thnn the wonder
ful oil Holds of Texas and California. Just
think of gushers spouting forth 80,000 bar
rels of oil per day being a common thing
on Spindle Top Heights. An opportunity
now presents Itself which will undoubtedly
mako largo proilts to all who tako advan
tage of it. This great opportunity Is tho
offer of tho treasury stock of tho North
American Cmdo Oil company at CO cents
per srare. Thero Is no Investment In the
united States today which Is moro certain
to bring results than nn Investment In this
company. Thero Is no other oil company
in this country, with the strength and
prospects of tho North Amerlciin Crude
Oil company, whoso stock Isn't selling at
twlco as much: ....
This company Is organized for 1 million
dollars, which consists of 1 million shares,
par valuo 1.00 each, million shares ol
which are set aside us treasury stock. The
stock of this company is fully paid nud
positively non-assessable. Tho company
has acquired the oil rights of B.00O ucres
of land upon twenty-year leases In tho oil
belt In Sonoma, Santa Clara and Snnta
Cruz counlles, California, also having
somo of thu choicest holdings on Spindle
Top, Rcaumont. Tox., Its land being Just
200 feet from tho famous lleatty gushers.
Tim entire country Is familiar with tho
holdings of this company, and the magnl
tudo of Its development work In tho two
great oil fields gives promlso of enormous
returns.
This company's well on Its California
land Is down 800 feet, so closo to produc
ing wells that oil In quantities Is almost a
certainty. It Is drilling also on Its Kplndle
Top, Tox., property, whero a gusher Is
guaranteed. Tho moment cither ono of
theso wells "comes In" North American
Crude Oil company's stock will go, up with
a rush. To got It now at COc per shure Is
tho clnnce of a lifetime.
Recently tho North American Crudo Oil
company formed un alliance with the Fuel
Oil Marketing company of Rcaumont and
Kansas City (which lias ti capital of 3 mil
lion dollars), whereby thu latter company
In to market tho entlro output of tho North
American Crudo Oil company's Texas well.
This Is an Immense niivuntngo for tho
North American Crudo Oil company, as all
acquainted with tho conditions of tho oil
Industry will recognize,
Tho directorate of this company are
promlnont business men nnd men of na
tional reputation. Their standing Ih Htich
that It positively guarantees the huccdku
of tho company. Tho president Is Hon. W.
C. Ronfrow, ox-governor of Oklahoma,
president of tho Elrst National bank, Nor
man, Okl and a director of American
Klnc, Lead und Smelting company, Joplln,
Mo.; vice president Is J. J. Swofford, presi
dent Swofford Pros., Wholesale Dry Goods
house, Kansas City, Mo,; the treasurer Is
W. A. Rule, cashier National Rank of
Commerce, Knnsas City, Mo.: tho secre
tary Is A. 8. Klmberly, treasurer Hudson
Klmberly Publishing Co.; tho general
manager Is M. P. Urown, woll known In
llnanclnl circles. Tho directors nre Judge
Elijah Robinson, attorney Nntlonnl Rani:
of Commerce and Missouri Pacific RN R.j
I'red K. Rule, general munager L. A,
Terminal Railroad company, Iaih Angeles,
Col.: W. V Sylvester, vice president K,
C M. & 6. R. It.; William Iltittlg, prcsl
dimt Western Snsh and Door company; H.
N. Strait, president Armourdnlo National
Rank of Commerce, president H.N.Htralglit
Manufacturing company; C, II, Ressenl,
banker, Nurmnn, Okl.; O. R, Htnnton,
proprietor VtctorH hotel, Kansas City, Leo
hotel, Oklahoma City, Okl.,' Samuel CI,
Warner, general passenger agent Kansas
City Southern railroad; John R, Jennings,
banker, Moherly, Mo,, nnd other strong
llnanclnl men.
Stock will bo sold In blocks of twenty
shnrcs or more. Send on your subscription
nt onco for as many sharoH uri you can
afford to purchase. If you wish to know
further about tho organization, Its hold
ings nnd possibilities, send your name and
address to tho gonorul offices of this com
pany, which aro 22f Hank of Commerco
building, Kansas City, Mo.v nnd you will
Immediately receive a beautiful book ch
ine prospectus and full particulars.