THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JANTJAItY 30, 100U.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
XtromiH Diiayptan and All Piti OUh
Har Tap Prioia
WHEAT LEADING SPECULATIVE MARKET
trmde Not Brisk, lint Higher Cables
nd Srnntr Offerings tinil flood.
CommlMlnn Ifonse Orilei's Stlm
atate Leadlna- Cereals,
CHICAGO, Jan. 29. There was a return
of bull conditions and bull fooling In the
train market today. Nervousness rcsultint
cm the recent raid on oats seemed to bo dis
sipated nnd nil markets closed near tlia
top prices. May wheat gained lQlc,
Hay corn Wtlic and May oats 2y4(B2jC.
Provisions closed 12Ho to 27c higher.
Whllo the trado in wheat was not mo
brisk as In corn nnd oats, tho volumo was
greater and this pit became, tho lcadlnK
speculative market. General bullish condi
tions prevailed. Cables were much higher,
though thero was no advanco over yester
day. Thcro was a fair export business and
tho southwest had bought well of red
winter wheat. Northwestern and local re
ceipts wcro very small and local offerings
were scanty. Coarse grains woro well up,
especially In tho western markets. Com
mission houses had very good buying ordors
and scalpers woro the only ones who sold
early. May opened H9o up at 78'B'?8Hc,
and mounted steadily, with but slight set
backs, up to 79c. Kansas City reported
llttlo movomcnt of wheat to market, be
cause Interior mills wero paying higher
prices. May closed strong, lWlc higher,
at 78f79c. Local receipts wero only eight
cars, ono of contract grade, and Minne
apolis and Duluth reported IK) cars, mak
ing a total for tho threo points of 177 cars,
against 316 last week and 299 a year ago.
1'rlmary receipts woro 379,000 bu com
pared to 442,000 last year. Seaboard clear
ances In wheat nnd llour equaled 333,000 bu.
The coahoard exported ten loads.
Th strength of corn was tho primary
influence on the Hoard of Trado today.
Tho traders had a number of things to
Influenco a return to bullish Rcntlmcnt.
Cables wero higher, there wero reports
of foreign buying, tho Argentine crop was
said to bo dnrnnged nnd local receipts wero
mall. Kunsas City messages declared th.it
nfter February 1 that market would not be
ablo to get more than fifty cars a day and
that present consumption Is 100 to 200 cars.
"Western offerings wcro very small and tho
cash demand there good. Mny opened firm,
l',ifflc higher, and sold up with hardly a
break to (WSitBftc. Tho closo was strong,
with May lMJle, higher, at 62ic. Receipts
wcro W cars. ,
Oats traders settled down Bgaln to tho
belief that the pit was solid, for tho tlmo
being at least. Liquidation by outsldo
'holders seemed over nnd all tho wenknesa
duo to tho recont forced sale of Kansas.
City traders long line seemed to havo been
overcome. At tho outset prices wero firm.
Offerings wjjro small, receipts wcro light
and commission houses had good buying
orders. Tho oats market was weak early,
and for a tlmo kept prices down, but tho
other markets were too strong and the
apparent tondoncy of all hands to buy soon
brought a big jump. May, which opened
W81o UP closed very strong, having mado
up nil Its recent loss. Tho net gain was
SH'SSHo at Receipts wore only 54 cars.
Markets for provisions gained material
strength from grains, though thero was a
natural flrmncsn from tho light receipts
and hotter price at the yards. Short cover
ing also helped in me upwara move, niny
tinrk closed at ton nrlces. 27Ue iid at $15.9o.
May lard 15c higher at $9.47 and May
ribs 12Vic up at $S.47. '
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
20 cars; corn, w cars; oats, 4a cars; nogs,
80.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclos.l Open. IIlgh. Low. CIose.Ye'y.
Wheat
July
Jan.
May
Corn
Jan.
May
July
Oats
May July
Sept
Pork
Jan. May
July
Lard
Jan. May
July
nibs
Jan.
May
July
780 79 78 78?J
69
61HSS2 62W4 61 62
61362 62 61 62fl
42B43 Ulm 42 44
3738 !4 37 38
33 33 82 32
15 67H 15 70 15 67 15 70
15 77 15 95 15 72 15 95
15 87 16 05 15 82 IS 05
9 32
9 S7 9 47 9 37 9 45
0.45 9 57 9 45 9 05
"MO" "847 "MO" I 47
8 60 8 57 8 60 8 57
77H
41?iZNJ
16 42
15 67
15.80
9 171
9 32
9 40
8 12
8 35
8 47
No. 2.
Cash Quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, $3,800
4.00; straights. I3.403.S0; clears, J3.M03.GO;
spring specials, $4.30; patents, $3. 6003.80;
WHEAT No. 3, 7373c; No. 2 red, 83
SlUc.
OATS-No. 2, 4314o; No. 3 white, 44
RYE-No. 2. 61(Sfilc.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 5963c.
hu.ii.uo in o. i uax, i.t; imo. i nortnwest
em, 91.73: prlmo timothy, $0.50; clover, con
tract erode. $9.60.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bhl.. $15.73
15.80. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9.209.32. Short
ribs Bides (loose). is.aws.35. ury salted
rhoulders (boxed). $7.127.25. Short clear
nicies iDoxcqj, w.wno.i".
WIIISKY-Basls of high wines. $1.32.
The following were tho receipts and ship
ments of grains yesterday:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 60,000 33,000
"Wheat, bu 108,000 90.000
Corn, bu 82,000 70,000
Oats. bU 176,000 227.000
Rye. bu 4,000 67,000
Parley, bu 16,000 22,000
On the Produce exchange today the but-
ler maraet waa nrm; creameries, itv2Sc;
dairies. HftCOc. Cheese, steady, lOViUllc,
xiggSi nrm, iresn, c.
and Pennsylvania, 2gato( western, at
mark, 20c.
SUUAH-Raw, firm: fnlr rellnlng, 3 3-16c;
centrifugal, 06 test, 3 ll-lSc; molnsses sugar,
215-16c; retlncd, firm: crushed, 6.25c; pow
dered, 4.85c; granulated, 4,75c,
COFFEE llarolv steady.; No. 7 Rio.
5 13-16C
molasses Steady , New Orleans, 3&u
41c,
POULTRY Alive, steady; springers, sc;
turkeys, lOHlOHc; fowls, lie: dressed, Arm;
springers, 10nc; fowls, lOMllc. turkeys,
13t' He-
METALS Another advanco of Uffc was
established today In copper. That whs ona
Interesting feature. Another Important, as
well as Interesting feature, was the sale
on tho floor of tho Metal exchange ot 25O.000
pounas or lako copper, sellers option reo
ruary and March at lie. This would seem
to Indicate faith In tho strength of tho
position of copper. The closing prices at
Now York wero $11.87 bid for lake, $11.75
for electrolytic nnd $11.00 for casting. Tho
London market for copper was also Michel,
tho not gain being about 1 7s 6d, Hpot clos
ing at 51 7s 6d and futures nt 51 10s. Tin
was a shade lower here, closing nt $23.35ff
23.55, and IOndon wns 12s 6d lower, closing
at 106 Is 6d for spot nnd 103 for futures.
Lead was unchanged nt London at 10 6s
Id. Spelter was unchanged here nt $1.27
and London was 2s 6d higher at 17 2s 6d.
Iron was quiet nnd steady, but unchanged
at New York. Glasgow wan n little higher
at 49s 6d; Mlddlcsborough wns unchanged.
Pig Iron warrants closed unsteady nnd un
changed hero at $11.00yi2.00: No, 1 foundry,
northern,' Is quoted at $16.BOT17.50; No, 2
foundry, northern, $t6.ool6.75; No. 1 foun
dry, southern, $16.0rrl6.&0; No. 1 foundry,
southern, soft, JlG.OOii'16.50.
OMAHA. WHOLESALE MARKETS,
1 California, firm, 6.1 Gd;. futures, quiet;
March. May, 6s lid.
CORN Spot, quiet, American mixed, new,
6s 6d; American mixed, old, 6s Ml fu
tures, quiet. February, 6s 2id; March, 6s
2'd. Mny. 6s 2d.
PHOVIHIONS-Hams, short cut, 29s 6d.
Lnrtl, American rcllned, In palls, easy, 69
9l; prime western, In tierces, qulot, 16s tkl.
Uncon, clour bellies, quiet, 49 6t; shoulders,
square, dull, 37s.
MOVEMENTS IN STOCKS AM) HON US.
for sixty days and $4.SS on, demands Now
tors, exenange, svjftvo premium.
NBW YORK. Jan. 29.-CloarlnM. $222.-
623.C79; balances, $17,642,877.
jiumtuin, jnn. 23. uicanngs, ui,vii,ni;
bnlnncos. $l,72,o;7.
iiai1 i.muiu;, Jan. 29. Clearings, j,.'is,.
027; balances, J37i,8S7; money, 4 per cent.
.tv Vork .Money MarUet.
NF.W YORK. Jnn. I9.-MONEY-On call.
easy, nt 2i2 per cent; closed, bid nnd
risked, 2'i''(j2 per cent; prlmo mercantile
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day om Varlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29. FLOUR nr!n
15,461 bbls.; exports, 12,651 bbls.: sales, 8,500
pkgs.; steadier and a shade higher on some
grades with whoat: winter patents, $3.75
4.10; winter stralghtB, $3.85.15; Minnesota
patents, $3.SOHS.10: winter extras. $2.90H3.2O:
Minnesota bakers, $2.95(33.30: winter low
grncle.s, $.'.70(ii2.SO. Ryo flour, steady: fair to
gooa, cnoico to rnncy, 3.50Jj3.75.
CORNMEAL Steadier; yellow western.
$1.37: city. $1.26; Rrandywlne, $3.60$J3.70.
RYU Strong: No. 2 western, 67c. f. o. b.,
afloat; state, faJJOIc, c. I. f New York, car.
lots.
11 ARLEY Quiet; feeding, 60c; malting, 69
372c, c. 1. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 78.850 bu.; exports, 13,
975 bu. Spot, firmer; No. 2 red, Jc, f. o. b..
afloat: No. 2 red. 90c, elevator; No. 1
northern Dtiluth, S6!ic f. o. b,, nlloat; No. 1
hard Manitoba. SSVic, f. o. b., nlloat. Hulls
had their turn In wheat today, catching tho
crop short they ran prices up a cent per
bushel, being nldtd by foreign buying,
stronger cables, small northwestern re
ceipts nnd good support In corn nnd oats.
Tho closo wns strong at lc net advanco.
March closed at R5cj May. 83 3-16S8lc.
closed at S4Hc; July, 830MKc, closed at
it'ic.
CORN Receipts, 3,000 bu.; oxports, 31,259
bu. Spot, llrmor; No, 2, 674u, clovator, and
6SiC f. o. b., nlloat. Under tho Impulse of
strong cables, light country nnd speculative
offerings a scare of shorts nnd vigorous
Hiipport ut Chicago, corn was much lilghor
tndny, closing strong nt lTdc net advance.
January eloped 07Uc; Mny, riOWic, closed
at 67tic: July. 6tVHjfl!ic. closed at GOTlc.
OATS Receipts. 102,000 bu.: exports, 6.733
uu. spot very HiroiiK, no. (iijusc; jso.
S, 47c; No. 2 white. 4Uc: No. 3 white, 4Sc;
track, mixed western, 4SifN9c; track, white.
48f&6c. Shnring the corn Btrength oats
woro nctlvo nnd stronger nil day, closing
nt top prices,
HAY Dull: shipping, GOjjGio: good to
cnoice. iwiui"c.
HOPS unlet: state, common to ehnlrn
1901 crop. ll'416c; 1900 crop; Sffi2c; 1W9
crop, 6if8c; Pnclflc count. JMl crop, 11
15V4c; 1900 crop. SffM2a: 1!99 crop. 8c.
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
jtc; uauiornia, iz to -a ios., vjw, Texas
drv. 29 to 30 lbs.. llHc.
LEATHER Steady : hemlock sole. Ruenos
Ayres, light to heavyweights, 24Q26HC.
WOOIf-Stesdy; domestic fleece,. 2627c;
Texas, ltk'qwc.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family,
$U.50rtl3.00; mess, $9.SO10.00: beef hams,
$20.00321.00: packet. $lo.60dtll 50: city, extra
India mess. $17.5019.50. Cut meats, dull;
piCKien neiucs, o.ioiu.i'ui pitMfii Biiuiuiicrs,
IT: nlckled hams. $9.75Q10.00. Ijird. llrmer:
western steamed, $9.60; refined, dull; con
tinent, $9.85; South America, $10.65; com
pound, $8.0008.25. Pork, firm; family. $17.23;
short clear. $18.00tff20.00; mess, $16.504117.00.
ntlTTER-Receluts. 5.965 nkgs.: firm:
state dairy. 14if23c; creamer'. I6tf25c; June
creamery, iootzio; laciory. iuim.
ritEESE RecelntS. 1.217 nkgs,: llrni!
fancy large, early made, 10'ie: fancy, small,
state, full cream, colored. Unu?ie; fancy,
large, curiy inuup, tviuir. i"74i--. mm .v,
snioll. state, full cream, curly made, white,
vJtJJOft-iUaalj? ta, SfiU pks.; Arm; itato
tumor. If, nir rnnt.
Professionals Sell it, TaUp I'rofils and nctun UU9;1C!III n bankers' bills at ilMMV
Condition of Trade nnd Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGOS Receipts more liberal: market un
settle!: fresh stock, 21fi22c.
LIVE poultry liens. 6V4Uic; oiu
roosters, 331c; turkeys, 7U9c; ducks and
gecso, "5jSc; spring chickens, per lb., 6ft)
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. 10S12c;
ducks, aiiioo: cccsc. 9ffl0c: spring chickens.
88c: hens, 7S8c.
iiunKii-uommon to rair, V4c; cnoice
dairy, In tubs, 15tfl7c; separator, 232lc.
FROZEN FlSH-RInck bass, 18c; white
bass, 10c; bluensh, 12c; bullheads, 10c: buf
faloes, 7c; cattish. 12c; cod, 10u;- crapples,
He; halibut, lie; herring, 6c; haddock, 9c;
pike, 8c; red snapper, 10c: salmon, 12c; ntin
llsh. 6c: trout. Uc: whltctlsh. Sc: pickerel.
6a; fresh mackerel, each, 20Q35c; smelts,
OYSTERS Mediums, ner can. 22e: Stand.
ards, per can, 25c; extra selects, per can,
33(1! New York Counts, per can, 40c; bulk
Standards, tier cal.. $1.201.25: bulk extra
selects. $1.0ogi.65; bulk New York Counts,
riucuiVH-Livc, per aoz., wc.
VEAL-Cholce. 6Ij8c.
CORN-Now, 64o; old, 64o.
OAT8-52C.
HAY Prices ntioted bv Omnhn. Vhnl.
sale Hay Dealers' association: Choice up
land, $9; no. 2 upland, 18; medium, $7.50;
cdarse. $7. Rye straw. 15. These nrlpon
nro for hay of good color nnd quality. De
mand iair. ucceipin ncavy.
VEGETABLES.
$1; Salt Lake, $1.10; Colorado, $1.16.
I.AH11U10 rer ou.. tc
UEETS-Per bu. basket, 60o.
TURNIPS For bu.. 60a; Itutnhwn. n.r
100 lbs., $1.25. .
rAKSNii's per bu.. 60c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per doz., $2.40.
LETTUCE Head, tier bhr. ULtA-
house lettuce, per doz., 35c.
rAiuiuisi-rer aos., zoe.
RADISHES Per doz.. 25c.
SWEET POTATOES Hnm ron n.
lb., 2o; Kansas, per bbl., $3.25.
uAiiurtuii nouana seea, crated. lc.
CAULIFLOWER Per crate, $2.75.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate. 12.25; Mich
igan, rod or "yellow, 3c per lb.
ctsLiisitr janrornia, 4075c,
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-baaket mt.
$5. 1 -
FRUITS.
APPLES Ben Davis, per bbl.. u orvftj ov
Wlncsaps. $5; Jonathans, $5.50; Bolleflow
ers, pur box, $1.75.
PEARS Vlkcrs. 12.251 LawrenM. ti itjhi
2,60. "
GRAPES Malagas, per keg-, $8.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl" $7.60: per
crate, $2.76.
NAVY BEANS Per bu $2.15.
TROPICAJj FRUITS.
ORANGES California navels, S2.76S&M
budded, $2.60. '
LEMONS Fancy, $3.603.75; choice, 83.00
3.25.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
S2.262.76.
FIGS California, new cartons. $1; im
ported, per lb., 12914c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Now crop walnuts, No. 1 soft
shell, per lb., 12c; hard sholl, per lb., llo;
No. 2 soft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, So;
Brazils, per lb,, 14c; filberts, per lb., 13c;
almonds, soft shell, 17c; hard shell, 16c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; co
coannts, per sack, $3.50.
HONEY Por 24-sectton caso, $3.25.
CIDER Nehawka, per bbl., $3.25; New
Y'ork, $3.60.
POPCORN Per lb., 5c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 6o;
No. 1 salted, 7c: No. 2 salted, 6c; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 9c: No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry hides, Mil3c; sheep
pelts, 75c; horse hides. $l.KK32.2o.
I
St. Louis Grain and Provision.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, clovator, 85Hc; track,
8738Sc; May, 85-Hc; July, 78c; No. 2 hard,
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 61c; track,
60c; May. 64o; July, 6lHc
OATS Higher: No. 2 cash, 45c; track,
tOflec: May, 45?ic; July, 3S?ic; No. 2 whlt,
46',(H7C.
RYE-HIgher; 61c
FLOUR Steady: red winter patents,
$3.9584.20; extra fancy and straight, $3.65
3.75; clear, $3.253.40.
SEED Timothy, $6.00.30.
CORNMEAL Steady. $3.10.
BRAN Heavy, depressed; sacked, east
track. 95c.
HAY Dull, easy; timothy, $11.60t4.00;
prairie not quoted.
PROVISIONS Pork, stronger: Jobbing,
om, jiD.as; new, tio.iu. jara, nigner. sy.zu.
Dry salt meats (boxed), better; extra
shorts and clear ribs. JS.ejy,: clear sides
$8.87. Bacon (boxed),- better; extra shorts
ana ciear rms, w.ae.s; ciear siaes, ;v.e.u,
WHISKY Lower, $1.81.
IRON COTTON TIES-81.
BAGGING-5aHe,
HEMP TWINE 9c.
M ETA L8 Firm ; $4. Spelter, dull; $4.059
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 8c; turkeys,
no; aucKR, vvto; geese, otuoc.
BUTTtaii Hteauy; creamery, issj'jjc;
aairy, iwnuc.
Edas-HIgher; 25c.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 4,000 bbls.: wheat,
26,000 bu.: corn, 62,000 bu.: oats. 55,000 bu.
Hiut'MUiH is-1 lour, o,ouo udis.; wnent,
u,vm; uu, , t;urii, oo,uu uu,; onto, .to.iMJ nu.
Knnsna City Ornln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jon. 29. WHEAT Mny,
6c: July. 75Uc: cash, No. 2 hard. '76c: No.
74Uii7BUc: No. 2 rod. S7(HS8c: No. 3. mi
Msvtc: imo. s spring, vwuwoc.
uuhin janunry, dic; may. ihc: casn
No. 2 mixed. 6162c; No. 2 white, 65if
KW, ISO. a, BlUOIViC.
UATB-NO, . wniic, 10JiHlt)SC,
HAY Cholc'o timothy. $13.6014.00: choice
prairie. $13.00fi 13.50.
MUTTER-Crenmery, 18522c; dairy, fancy,
ISp.
EGGS Firm; fresh Missouri and Knnsns
stock quoted on 'change nt 22c doz., loss
on. enses rqiurncu; new wniiewooa cases
Included. Ma more.
receipts wneat, j,M)o ph.; corn. 92.000
DU.: onis, lOMfi on.
SHlPMENTS-wnent, lti.ooo bu.; corn
81,000 bu.; oats, 74,ooo bu.
.Mlnurnpolla Wlient, I'lour nnd Ilrnii
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 29.-WHEAT-
Cash. 75ic; May, 76c; July, 76Hc. On
trnck. no. i nam, nc: po. i northern
75c; No. 2 northern, tc.
FLOUR Firm: first patents. J3.75ffJ3.fiS
second patents, $3.65f(3.75; tlrst clears, $2,75
j.'.; seenna cieuru, -.v.
uilAN in mine, iu.uoj)it.t,u.
IMillndelplila Product- MnrUet.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 29. BUTTER
Firm, good demnnd; extra line, 25c; extra
nearby prints, 23c.
EGGS Steady; fresh nearby, '28c; fresh
western, 26c; fresh southwestern, 28c; fresh
eoutuern, 2bc.
CHEESE Firm, but quiet.
Toledo Grain and Heed.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 29.-WHEAT-8trong,
nigner; ensn, t7n; may, biw, Jiny, i:c,
CORN Strong. hWhcr; January, 59c
May. 63Hc: July. 63Hc.
OATS Higher; January, 450! May, 45c
July. 45c.
CLOVERSEED January, $6.25; March
Mnrkrt Close Wenk nnd Dull.
NEW YORK. .Inn. '. There wns a re
vulslon of speculative sentiment In tho
stock market today nnd the movement to
sell gathered forco up to tho close, which
wns nctlvo and weuk, Generally speaking,
yesterday's gains were wiped out. une
movement hnil nn other obvious capital
than the deslro to take protlts on the pro
fessional traders, who hud bought yester
day or earlier, it took only about half an
nour or trading nfter the opening to demon-
irate mat ine n lunt v increased ocinanu
ttrncteil bv vestpnlav's sham advances
wns being so fully fed by prollt-tnklnT
sales ns to repress nny tendency to ml
vnnce beyond small fractions. Tho con
tingent of bear traders wns quick to tnko
ndvnntago ot this situation and to offer
down prices, taking the profit nwny from
the sellers. The character of tho whole
market thereupon relaxed Into the rut of
dullness nnd professionalism. Tho anima
tion or yesterday s demand nua uruuicu
stromr hones that the sreat banking Inter
ests which control tho Inrgo rnllroad sys
tems were onco more embarked upon an at
tempt to put up prices and inane a maritct
for svudlcnto holdings of securities. Thi
disappointment at today's developments
was correspondingly kccii, uu oin-tuur
tlon felt acutely tho lack of stimulating ef
tori nt the recent strength In Amalga
mated Copper. That stock continued easily
the lender of tho market In point of nc-
tlvlty nnd mado nn nctuni advance or a
frnntlnn. When It seemed to bo yielding
tho sympathetic effect upon the rest of tho
market wns Immcdlnto, Tho reason for Its
reaction wns not disclosed. Conditions re
mained nnchanced bo far ns wns known.
The prlco of the metal wns lifted another
traction, ana tuo nuying in ivonoon con
tinued very large. Thero wus Borne sailing
iiv nroKers usual y cmnioyen dv liisiaerj,
nnd ihls wnn the cusp, yesterday. This sell.
lng and tho uppcaranco ot disapproval oi
tho ndvnnco uy insiders seemed to nnvo
nrltteil Ifiriuenef. nn Mentlment tndav. Tha
stock lost 24 on tho day. closing within a
shade of the lowest. Sugar showed tho cf-
n , .nnn n m.n( r.vnP tlm fnillirA in I .
ndvnnco rcllned sugnr and lost IH, on the cXa(Ti lMciiieiifi-t
day. Tho large volumo of trading In these &XS.w Sk ft o i5
two specialties gave them largo Inlluenco SPf" "A0 w u Qi
on tho market. Tho feeling In regard to St p''
tho outlook for pence In South Africa .was Denver ft R d 44
nnr nn rnmiumiL iijuilv. j. umiiiui'i ui uu- i
1. M'
fnvorablo roporU of Dcccmtior net cam- Krlo 401
I UKn is. u- M " : - - - i tin JUL I) I II ...... 7.1
innii. ninelnnutl. Ch cuiro & St. Louis. rf 9, ii
la JSr nhln nnd Dntnrlo Sc West- imni. n!..Jlii"'.
em reported consldorablo decreases In their ixnils." & Nash.'!!l0!)
.... ....ii i IfA.!,.. n.nti.nllnn In I .1 i . . '
IIIO UIUIVU .tllliu Huinun ..u..... ...... .,. , ill, mu ,,,, )
providing for a strike fund has been a n. Y. Central 166
somewhat slnlstor effect upon tho trading. .
Money continued to grpw easier, xno bar HILVER-Steady at 25d per ounce,
heavy balances at tho clearing house of MONEY 2'5f3 per cent. The rate of
some of ine iiiaivmuai naimM kbvo mm iu aiscount in tho open market for short bills
tno supposition linn "11bc, "j""1"1" i Ti I -"' per cent, ana ior tnree monms
ni nm nrn i?ninir nn in inn iniuiiuiiii wuuu I num. akkram; nr e.nt
of Whlcll tno pilliuc is not iniurmcu. ineic
wr, alinrn 111 Iiih on small transactions by
a number of dormant stocks, Including sov.
eral of the Express siocks, me rxuiionai
Salt stocks, Iyouisviiie. i;nniianooKii oi,
Louis, Twin City Rnpld Transit und a num:
I... nt mltinr Imlltflt Mills.
ThO bond morKOl occamo irregular in
vmnathy with tho woakness of the stocks.
Total sales, par value, $3,300,000. United
states 6s. registered, advanced per cent pcclally animated nnd Induced large trans.
nn thnlastca.il. actions, tinier prices naraenea, especial y
Tho commercial Aavcrnser s iuu i u , ,i"v"' '"ui .io
flnonrlni rAhlecmm says: The stock mar- was. .firm and less active. Flrst-class so-
ket was characterized by general buoyancy cuntlcs wero very firm. Home rails par
today owing to Boer peace reports, which tlclpatcd moderately In the Improvement,
L."i:.y ,.airViiiv until nftnr the Americans rcflacted New York's firmness.
close. Kaffirs, which last night boomed In They opened rather above Parity to mod
rty. ..-In 7o ninnb Ti-enkeneit erate business nnd closed steady. Rio tin-
this morning, ns Mr. Balfour's atatement. toa were strong Copper advnnced I to UK
on careful reacing, was ics coi.v...w. h ri "m'"SK",ViD
nencn wns in iair nrosnuci. noYuiwnsi r:-.i"."""'."i""""
Lho continent came very strong and ho , A wcro flrm and
close when it cased off on realizations. Rio animated at the opening of the bourse
tlntos closed at 44i. after touching 46. today .owing to the , statement made- in the
An.nt.lnnn plnrks Rppm to be forgetting tno I ununn 11UU3I1 m Lummunn ycnierauy oy
American SIOCKS Becm to w ' '"""iJi"?.. I T Ttnlfnur tVin rn!n.nl Imap
tno iNetnenanas
in South Africa.
by the advance In
i. Transvaal rails
mSStwi7intiiaB on the advanced and showed marked strength.
2S"L PS thn snevers. Money Is tight at tho Coal and Iron shares were very firm. Prices
Offer Of the Bpeyera. Money ib uji w ffnnriv rloseil lielnw the hnt of thn div.
end ot tne monwi ou ---
iHd London county council loan to be Is- Exchange
sued. Paris exchango is za.u; uenin,
8 T?iey following are the closing prices on
tho Now xoric diock tMiiuiisoi
Mllvnukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 29, WH EAT Ma r
ket higher: No. 1 northern, 77c; No, 2 north
ern, 775c; May. 79o,
it vis Dun; ino, i, uic
BARLEY Steudlcr;
sample, 5MC2c.
CORN May, 62?ic
No.
62Jj63c
Liverpool Grnln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOU Jan. 29. WHEAT Snot
No. 2 red. western, winter, quiet, fis IWd;
Ho. I northern, spring, ateady, e 2d; o,
4.87 for demand nnd nt $I.84U for sixty
days; posted rates, $1.(5 nnd $t.S3; com
mercial DIUS, It.NmiH.83H.
SILVER Bar. 6oic: Mexican dollori,
4i1oNDS Government, firmer; state, In
active; rallrond, Irregular.
ino closing quotations fin uonas are as
follows:
U. S. ref. 2s, reg.lOSH
do coupon luifi
do 3s, reg msU
do coupon 10
do new 4s, reg.,139
do counon 140
do old 4s, rcg...lll?t
do coupon in?
do 5s, reg 100
do coupon 1071,;
Atch. gen. Is 103
do adj. 4s 93 1
Bal. &nO. 4 1044
nn am
do conv. 4s lOoti
IPanmln tin "t. t A" I
niii.tii, .ju. ..it, ,,v,
Cent, of Ga. 6s, ..1111;
do Is Inc. SO
Ches. ft O. 4s...l07'4
Chi. ft A. 3s.... SO
C. B ft Q n. 4s... 96
C. M ft H P g.4s,113?i
C ft N W c. V..140 i
C R. I., ft P. 48.1091
CCC ft S L g. 4S.1035
Chlcngo Ter. 4s.. S9
Colo. So. 4s 93
D. ft R. G. 4S....101T,
Erie prior 1. 4s... y9
do gen. 4s SM'
F W ft D n ln..in
Hock. Val. 4s...lQslt
L. ft N. unt. 4s.l0l
Mex. Central 4s.. K
do Is Inc 32-
M. ft St. L. 4s. ..101
M K. ft T. 4s... 93
do 2s 81
N. Y. Central ls.10.Ui
iln iren. JUi tOKV
N. J. C. gen. 6s..lS6i
No. Pac. 4s 105
do 3s 74H
N. ft W. c. 4s 102'n
Reading gen. 4s.. W
.St. L. ft 8. F. 4s. 96
St. L. S. W. Is...
UO .'S iH
8 A ft A P 4s.... R84
So. Pnrirtc 4s 91
So. Hallway .6s... 120
Tex. ft Pac. Is.. .120
T. 8 L ft W 4s... 83H
union I'aciuc is.iuj
do conv. 4s 100
Wabash Is 119
Mo 2 111
do deb. B 6t
West Shore 4S...112 I
W. ft L. E. 4 93'i
.Vis. Central 4s.. Nsi
.'on. Tob. 4s 6Sti
Bid.
London Stock Quotations. -
LONDON, Jan. 29.-4 p. m.-Closlng:
Consols, money.. 9lv
oo account... at 7-16
Anaconda 7
Atclilson 7SU
do pfd 99
Norfolk ft West. 57
do pfd 93H
uninno c west
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd.
do 2d pfd.
Southern Ry.
do pm
.... .
.... 42
.... 32
.... 33f
97
Southern Pacific. 61
Union Pacinc 101
do pfd 90
U. S. Stcol 41
UO pill Vlft
Wabash 23
dd pfd 43
Spanish 4s 77
Rand Mines i2
DcBeers lli
OMAIU LITE STOCK MAkUT
Cattlt iMtipti Ooitiana Lljkt and D
tad Aotirt) at Btroif f riota.
HOGS SELL WEAK TO FIVE CENTS L9WER
Uvres nnd Wethers Drlnsr Steady
Prices, bat Keeling- on Lambs Is
Decidedly Weaker and Some
Sales Are Much Lower.
, BOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 29.
Receipts were: Cnttle. lines. SheeD
Ofhcial Monday 1,41 4,468 2,723
OttlClal Tuesrinv
Official Wednesday
3,02
3, US
6,9 i6
U,I6
1,307
2.935
Three days this week.. 8,404 21,290 7.041
Same days last week. ...11,311 3o,579 10,-50
S.une week before H,3s0 M.is!) 9,297
Same three weeks ngo..l2,6H 3u,2b9 6,451
Same four weeks ago... 7,664 'M.-M b77
Same duys last year.... 6,023 20,165 10,49
Average pilec paid for hogs at South
Omaha tho past several days with comparisons:
1 M2 3 00
2 f.iS 3 10
10.
1
3
2........
1..
712
825
(20
460
605
80
.1 10
3 25
3 25
.1 l.'i
3 r.
3 15
6 m
10 619
2.. .. 610
3 1. !"0
S 1011
, 901
, 710
2 1310
1 1330
1 720
1 1130
1 12S0
1 13W
1 1110
t 1510
1 1170
1 120)
1 150)
1 1000
2...W 1185
4 U.1IW
1 1350
1 1350
.....
3....
BULLS.
1...
Date. 1902. 1901.1900.1S99.1S9S.1$97.U96.
Jan. L...
Jan. it,..,
Jan. J.,,,
Jan. 4.,..
Jan. 6....
Jan. ....
Jan. 7....
Jan. 8.,.,
Jan. 9....
Jan. 10...
Jan. 11...
Jan. J,,.
Jan. 13., .
Jan. it...
Jan. 16. ..
Jan. 16,..
Jan, li...
Jan. li..,
Jan. l...
Jan. 20...
Jan. 21...
Jan. 22,, ,
Jan. ii...
Jan. 24...
Jan. 25...
Jan. iu,, ,
Jan. 27...
Jnn. 28...
Jnn. 29...
6 OO'.i
6 12tt
6 15(4
6 1
6 27W
6 144
6 03
5 Hf
6 12Vi
6 96J,
5 97i
14
4 Vt
Hi
I 02
6 04
6 14
6 25
6 231
6 17
4 U,
4 29
4 27
4 37
4 351
6 06
6 06 4 34
4 38
4 &
3 67
3 57
I 44
i 47
342
3 45
6 161
6 2, 4 58
a a 14 a.,
6 20 4 45
a 4 oo
6 27 4 64
4 641
6 261
6 131 4 63
b It 4 ba
6 22 4 55
u 13 4 13
4 411 3 6o
4 49 3 tk
4 W,
3 66
3 61
3 60
6 161 4 55 3 67
4 62
5 22
5 2S 4 62
3 4i
3 48
3 41
I ii
3 n
3 25
3 38 3 27
3 4
3 43
i H
3 CI
3 48 1 39 3 29 3 63
3 401 3 19
S 4J 3 12
13 14
3 60 3 43
3 47 3 14
i 5o 3 49 3 W
3 6ui 3 49 3 16 3 53
I 3 "I
3 52
3 49 3 47
3 511 3 51
3 64 3 64
3 66 3 W
3 b9
3 63
3 61
3 54
3 57
3 62
3 63
3 72
3 67
3 62
3 61
3 4$
3 44
3 6i
3 54
3 51
3 47
3 26 3 69
3 231 3 B6
3 72
3 23
3 26
3 2o
3 2J
3 23
3 25
3 35
3 M
3 21
3 27
3 2
3 no
3 6
3 91
3 M
3 92
4 UO
4 11
4 10
3 :3
Indicates Sunday. ,
Tho official number ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattlo. Hogs. Shcep.H'r's.
c, M. ft tst. i' 4
O. ft St. L 1
Missouri Pacific 4
Union Pacific System 24
C. ft N. W 3
F E. ft M. V 26
C. St. P., M. ft O.... 32
B. ft M 18
B. ft Q 9
C, R. 1. & P., east.. 7
r. n T a. l .a.i 1
Illinois Central 4
Foreign financial.
LONDON. Jan. 29. Tho rates for money
wero firm today nnd the demand was ac
tive. Discounts wcro easier. The reported
South African peace proposals had a doml-
nuung lnnuenco on tno hiock exenange.
Prices In all departments were firm and
operators were cheerful. Kaffirs were es
423
464
767
605
1
315
30
39
57
16
34
72
81
31
"36
186
98
929
1,176
20
Total receipts 133
Thn illnnnltlrvn nf the dsv's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der or neao inaicatea:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
umana Packing co 423 i,jm
Rwlft nnd Cnmnanv 464 1.247
Cndahy Packing Co 767 3.486
Armour & jo vu o,oi
Swift, from country
Hammond Co
R. Becker & Degan
Vansant ft Co
Lobman ft Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft Huntzlnger .-.
ilvlnastono ft bchaller.
Hamilton & Rothschild.
II. L. Dennis ft Co
ft 8 653
R. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
Atchison ToTno. racino ....... vj,
A?,C,n m "... 964 So.. Rail way 33
Baltimore ft O...102UI do Pfd...... 9I4
do nfdT. 965iTex. ft Paclflo.... 38
Canadian Pao....ll2t.Tol St. L. ft W. 19U
87
:SSi
:B.
:i
. 82
. 84
32h
9sy
rnnni1a So.
Ches. ft, Ohio...
Chicago ft A....
do pia.. .......
Chi., lnd. & L..
do pin.........
Chi. ft E. III...
Chicago O. W..
do 1st pia
.In 7it nfil
Plilcnifn A N. W.213
C, It. l.
Chi. Tor. Sc Tr... 17VS
UU lJli
. C. C. ft St, L
r-nlnrniln So
do 1st pro oi
Hn "A nfd 29
Del. & Hudson. ..17Hi
Dcl.'L. c v.....tfu
Denver &1t. G.. 43
nn nrn Ill
Erie I 5H
do 1st pro ivvf
do 2d pfd 64
Gt. Nor. pfd 187
Hock. Valley .... 68V4
do pfd ;
Illinois Central... 139
Iowa central ....
An nfil 73
Lake Erie ft W.66V4
do pro. io
L. & N 103
Manhattan L 134
Met. St. uy. iiu
Mnic. Central .... 28
Mex. National ... 15V4
Minn, ft St. L....106
Mo. Pacldo 101
M.. K. at x ijr
do pfd 62
N. J. Central 192
N. Y. central iwi
N. ft AV 55
do nrd
Ontario ft W
Pennsylvania
Reading
do isi pm..
iln 2d nfd...
St. L. ft 8. P.... 62
do isi prq w
do 2d nfd 74
St. L. Southw.... Zb
do prd sa'i
St. Paul 162
do pfd 187
troncrallv closed below the best of tho dav.
Exchange on London. 20m 44V4 pfgs. for
checks. Discount rates: Bhort bills, IVj
per cent; threo montns' bins, 1 7-16 per
cent.
PARIS, Jan. 29. The strength of Kaffirs,
the riso In Rio tlntop and tne substantial
recovery or spamsn 4s imparted firmness
throughout tho bourse today. Kaffirs were
Influenced by anticipations In regard to the
conclusion of tho war In South Africa. The
transactions wero brisk and a trood tone
.i oir 1 waa mnlnln nMl In NnltA nr nrntltktnlclnar
Union Pacific ....100 Rio tintos were In active demand, owing to
do pfd 88 the advance In tho prlco of copper at New
Wabash 22 York yesterday ana hero today. Spanish
do pfd 41 4s were favorably Influenced by Madrid ad-
Wncei. it Li. t.... 17 I VICOS. iuras were in boou utraiuio. itbc-
tlons were nrm. u no rato oi discount 'was
unchanged today at 2 13-16 per cent. Three
per cent rentes, lOOf 25c for tho account.
Exchango on London, 25fl3c for checks.
Spanish 4s, 78.05,
. 28
. 19
.JIM
.217
.103
do 2d nfd..
Wis. Central ,
do nfd
Adams Ex....
American Ex
U. S. Ex
Wclls-Farco Ex.190
Amal. Copdcr ... 74
nmer. uar & jr.. 2U)
mi i)ii :
Amor. Lin. Oil.,
do nfd
Amer. S. ft R..
do nfd
Anae. Mln. Co..
Brooklyn R. T..
Colo. Fuel ft I.
Con. Gas
Con. Tob. pfd...
itou. .ciecinc
. 85J4
. 17
. 43
: &
,: &
.85
.217
Glucose Sugar..,
Hocking Coal .
117
,277;
. 60
. 15
1?
65
8l:
Mt7
87
89
Inter. Paper
Inter. Power".".
uicieoo uaa ..
wo, uiscuit 44
National T.enrl let?
.."itl'lltll ouii...
uo pro.. 65
u. American .
t-acinc uoa.st ..
Pacific Mail ....
People's Gas ...
Pressed 8. Car.
.In rtA
Pullman pV Car!!221
itepubllc Steel ... 16
u mu en
f4llfl.ni ...... i
Tenn. Con! ft I... 6214
uinuii luift OC I'., J.I
UU piQ ,
U. 8. Leather,
do nfd
U. 8. Rubber...
do .pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Western Union.
Amer. Locomo,
do pfd
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral rund, exciusivo oi tne itw,gw,ouo goia
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Avallablo cash balance, $175,428,875;
gold. $90,374,491.
Cotton Market.
wi-nf irrx lr in. o rnTTftV DmI
.-MOV VJ.k.. Unit. vj A w . . I " ' w
closed qulot; middling uplands, 8c; mid
dling gulflnnds, 8c; sales. 200 bales. The
market opened steady, with prices un
changed to 4 points higher and at tho close
was quiet, zrg points net lowtr.
new niiLUANH. Jan. a.-wuuun
Futures quiet and steady; January, 7.61c;
February. 7.86c: March, 7.917.92c: April,
7.947.95c; May, 80801c; June, 8.03S.05c;
JUly, B.UWttU.lUC; .HlgUSl, I.OO(,l.i-L-. Dpui,
enRv. onles. 3.550 bales: ordinary. 6tto: good
ordinary, 7c; low middling. 7 9-16c; mid
dling, i ic; minaung iair. o-c; receipts,
8,912 bales: stock, 331,798 bales.
ST. LOUI8, Jan. 29.-COTTON-Qulet;
sales, 100 bales; middling. 7c; receipts,
4,827 bales; shipments, 4,519 bales; stock,
TA (11A hnleH.
GALVESTON, Jan. 29.-COTTON-Flrm,
7: . wn,
moderate demand; prices l-16d higher;
imtrlrnn tnlddllne fair. 4 29-32d: good mid-
P.. 13 dllng. 4 22-32d; middling. 4 17-32d: low.mld
....72 dllng. 4 7-16d; good ordinary, 4 5-16d; 'ordl
.... 11 nary, 4 l-16d. Tho sales of the day were
Total 3,156 10,266 2.223
f!ATTT.F! Them wnn nnother rather light
run of cattle hero today, which Increased
tne snortago for tne tnree days tins wees,
as compared with the same days of last
week. Buyers were alt anxious for sup
plies, so tho market was actlvo-und steady
to strong an around.
There were nono too many beef steers in
thn vnrHi thl mnmlnr in meet thn de
mand, and anything at all good was picked
up in gooa season at prices mat tooitea
steady to strong as compared with yester
day. Even the commoner grades sold for
fully as much as they would have brought
yesterday, and practically everything In the
yards was out ot nrst nanas in gooa scu-son.
There was also considerable competition
In tho cow trade, and sellers had no
trouble In disposing of what thoy had at
steady to strong prices. The hotter grades,
of course, moved more freely than the
commoner kinds, but still all grades sold
for fully as much as the same kinds
brought yesterday.
There was a good demand for bulls, veal
calves and stags today, at steady to strong
prices. . ...
Very few stockora and feeders were In
cluded In the receipts this morning, tho
same as has been tne caso an tne we,
tfiaahv feeders of cood Quality woro In
active demand and could be quoted strong.
Fair to good cattle also soia witnout mucn
trouble, but light stockers of poor quality
were neglected, the same as they have been
for several weeks past, nnd wero hard to
move at any price. Such kinds could not
be quoted any moro than steady. Repre
sentative sales:
BEEF STEERS,
73
46'
4$
I
??
. la
. 61
42
. l3
. 31
. 91
Last Bale. Offered.
nnaton Stock Qnotntlons,
BOSTON, Jan. 29. Call loans, 3'((JHU per
cent: time loans, 4U-j per cent. Official
clostnc:
criY hut... nt which 600 were for specula.
inn nmt nvnnrt nnd Included 6.730 Amer
ican; receipts. 28,000 bales. Including 23,490
American, nuures uuciiku iuuki mm
closed quiet, but steady. American mld-riitni-
tr n. c.! January. 4 29-644W SO-64d.
sollers; January nnd February, 4 28-64
4 29-6ld. buyers; February and .March.
4 27-64JM 28-6id, buyers; March and April.
4 27-644W 28-64d, buyers; April and May,
a vj.iurfai ;i.e.i, r hnvera: May and June.
4 28-6ld, buyers: June and July. 4 28-64d, buy
ers; JUiy ano August, la,
September. 4 24-643, buyers; September and
OCtoDer, i .i-iHU, ouycrn.
Atchison 4s 103
Gas is
iv Onnlrnl 4s.. 82
N. E. G. ft C 57
Atchison "
do pro
Boston ft A. 2W
Boston & Me.. ..192
Boston E!ov......l63
N Y. N H ft W."210
Vnlnn Pacific ....100
Mex. Central .....28
Amer. Sugar 125
do pra n
Amer. T. ft T....158
Dom. S 25
Gen. Electric ....277
Mass. Electric... 33
ln nfd 93
N. E. G. ft C 4
l'nlttnl rruil .... s
U. S. Steel 42
do pfd 92H
Adventure
Wool Market
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29. WOOL Firm nnd
.nlnn iir.ti.ci r-t murllllm ETQiIm. lS'iTl&HC!
Allouoz 3
Amnlgamated .,: 11
B?'"; " tending upward: medium grades. 13018c:
caWiecia::::: HBn,Bne,dnci4l2c5o! hcavy ,lne' 1012c: tu
SS5iKni?1 J??4 LONDON? Jnn: 29,-WOOI-Tho offerings
Copper Range. ... 57 nrftl ,,eflnn nie were again largo to-
uominipn t,oal .. 63i,i ' ,hrinlr 11.M8 bnles. Comnetltlnn
was strong at high rates. America bought
nm.lliim ernBnhrena freelV and PSld tllQ
extreme rates for some Merinos. Tho with
drawals amounted to a.i oaies. oaies in
dotall: Now South waies, db es:
scoured. 4dls lOHd: greasy. 4Vii lyjt i
nneon.io.wi 1 hnles: Hcoured. In ''.(lilf
7d. South Australia, 1.700 bales: scoured.
18 aafflis 4'jd; greasy, -wi"""; "rc"1' ""r
Franklin 13'a
Isle Rnyale ...... 21
iviullllWK J!
uiu Dominion
Osceola
'Parrot
wuincy
Santa Fe Cop
Tamarack ....
Trlmountnln .
trinity
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
IV,
134
3
68
J J
15
1 24
, B
1
trnlla, 900 bales; greaHy. vw. new .ea
land. 2,300 bales: scoured. 4d01s 4d; greasy,
2'i?Jd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 900
bales; scoured, .uwis w.
Wolverine 43
New York Mininir Stocks,
NEW YORK. Jnn. 29. The following nro
tho closing prices on mining siocks;
Con,
Adams
Alice
Breeco ..........
Brunswick Con.
Comstock Tun.
Con. Cal. ft Va
Deadwood Terra. 50
Horn Sliver 160
Iron Silver 60
Leadvltle Con.... 6
20
45
63
8
.5
ID
Little Chief 10
Ontario 7J
upnir 80
Phoenix ....
I'otoai 8
Savage 3
uierra Nevada.... 14
small Hopes 3
Standard 343
Coffee Market.
TCtflW vnrtK- Jnn. 29. COFFEE Snot
Rio, qulot: llivoico, &c. .iiid, quiet; uor
nnvn. (MiiUe. Thn market oncned steady,
wnn prices witio points tuwei, 111 kccijiiik
wnn wenK wuropenn inarncin, ncavy i
riiinn rerntnts. n lower exchange rate in
nln inrcn rtenrnnens for the United States
from the country, freer offerings of spot at
lower prices in tho street market and
unaer nncrai selling ior uoui ucwunu uy
inmi nn,t (mvlsn interests. The close was
steady, with prices net utichanged to 10
points lower. Total sales Were 33.2W bags,
(neliiillnir! Mnreh. K.40c: MlV. 5.65(05.650:
July. 5.80c; August. 5.90c: September. 6.95
6c; October. S.Ooc; December. 6.15Jj.20c. The
niarKet ior spot was uun unu iicuvy, wnn
prices a lower to ma uuoiq u, V74V twi m
voico lots or iso. l ttio.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-DRY GOODS
There has been only a limited store trade
In the market hero-today, owing to a heavy
snowstorm. Business otherwise hns been
without now features In the cotton goods.
The market Is steady to unchanged. The
nnrrnw tirlnt elnlha nrn Inactive, but sales
i'iii,Aur.iji'iiiA. jhii. . uirnnnKa. 1 or wine sroons nt run nriceri uu iu dcuiciii
Iln HfJ.741 : balances. $2,657,923: monev. S ner her itellverv nrn rennrted. Men's weal
cent. ... woolens nnd worsteds quiet: sellers slow In
. I'tav.iuu, uun. .... 1 11-m uiB, i.wi,i.ii, 1 uiitiiuiK lunner lines tur luii. ,p vwu
balftucea, i,7V2,vv, poaica cnaut e, J u duil torougbouu
Hank Clenrlnss.
OMAHA, Jan. 29. Bank clearings today,
jaid.o.'D.fco; corresponding nay last year,
1958.970.30: Increase. 319.555.23.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 29.-Clearlngs, $7,667,180;
balances, tvtu.iiis; money, 4B&V4 per cent;
New York exchange. 25o premium.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-Clearlngs, $3,037.-
too; money. aviwuVi per cent; New York
exenange, antvoc premium.
10
1
4
14
11
26
10
23
13
12
3
1
128
13
No.
1
6
8
6
9
35
4
11
Z
6
9
9
1
2
19
20
13
36
20
20
3
20
10
24
23
20
16
8
17
23
18
17
5
13
23
13
4
15
No.
15
7
3
13
13
4
29
29
20
10
27
31 ,
1
40
10
39
Ul
12
II
20
Av. Pr.
.. 918 5 15
..1064 6 15
..1100 5 15
.. 998 5 20
..1062 5 25
..1035 5 25
...1069 5 25
...1137 6 25
...1014 5 30
..1068 5 30
..1118 5 40
...1020 5.40
...1089 5 40
..1186 5 45
..1300 5 60
..1145 5 50
,,.1233 6 50
...1216 5 60
..1035 5 60
.1135 5 65
,1202 6 80
.1130 5 85
.1350 5 SO
12 1344 6 90
20 1372 5 90
17 1161 5 90
21 1296 6 00
5 1240 6 03
Av. Pr.
... 880 3 15
... 640 3 85
... 687 4 00
... 695 4 10
... 635 4 15
... 760 4 20
... 925 4 25
... 790 4 30
... 850 4 40
... 908 4 45
... 600 4 25
...1004 4 50
... 650 4 50
... 805 4 55
...1033 4 65
...1079 4 65
... 804 4 65
... 963 4 65
... 976 4 75
...1172 4 80
...1046 4 80
...1074 4 85
...1065 4 85
... 841 4 85
...1023 4 90
...960 4 90
... 878 6 00
...1011 6 00
...1049 BOS
8TEERS AND HEIFERS.
... 786 4 15 16 1037 E 20
... 841 4 20 9 1064 5 20
... 895 4 25 9 926 5 20
.... 948 4 25 21 1177 5 65
...1028 6 05 11 1182 5 85
COWS AND HEIFERS.
... 869 3 90 14 847 4 45
... 946 4 20 22 894 4 65
...1003 4 45
8TEER8 AND COWS.
...1169 5 80
COWS.
... 410 1 75 22.
11..
11....
4....
2....
1....
1....
1....
n
2.'.'.'.
1....
1....
1
3'.!'.'.
3
3
5
1
7
8
1
1
2 ....
l'.....
3
6
13
19
9....
5
1
8
5
6
1
: 00
2 25
2 25
2 2X
860
800
905
830 2 25
925 2 60
950 2 50
910 2 60
1120 2 60
910 2 6J
670 2 70
990 2 75
1070 2 75
'830 2 73
950 2 75
1083 2 85
783 2 85
983 2 90
964 2 90
1300 3 00
931 3 00
948 3 00
900 3 00
760 3 00
693 3 00
1000 3 03
973 3 05
693 3 05
.... 823 3 10
1048 3 10
797 3 10
.... 910 3 20
810 3 20
.... 932 3 25
....1000 3 25
.... 880 3 25
.... 780 3 23
1 1010 3 25
,,,,936 ;i a
.... 791 3 25
.... 950 3 25
.... 720 3 25
.... 892 3 25
1012 3 25
1137 3 SO
.... 871 3 30
.... 854 3 30
1160 3 35
825 3 35
1000 3 40
733 3 45
920 3 60
,1040 3 50
,1130 3 60
.1140 3 60
3 60
... 965 3 60
...1022 3 53
... 905 3 55
15 S93 3 60
12 1075 3 65
20 975 3 65
1 1170 3 75
11 905 3 75
2 1175 .1 75
6... 968 3 75
16 998 3 75
7 1045 3 80
12 750 3 80
8 925 3 80
1 1010 3 85
7 1117 3 85
4 1132 3 85
17 1028 3 85
3 850 .1 90
1 MS0 3 90
17 1091 4 00
2 1265 4 00
6 725 4 00
20 922 4 00
3 1000 4 00
9 922 4 00
16. 917 4 00
111 1105 4 00
8 1116 4 00
6 980 4 00,
13 854 4 00
8 ,. 971 4 00
9 913 4 10
8 925 4 15
3 1263 4 15
1
490
M5
476
537
MO
725
767
310
720
666
750
10 678
11 ns5
1 S70
4 415
3
:::::::::
2
4
1
n
5!!!!!!!!!
10.
HOGS There wns n. morn liberal run of
hogs hero today than 011 Monday or Tues
day, but still the receipts were not what
would be called Iarco. Tho tendency or
prices continued downward, hut packers
wcro not able to take off more than a
nickel, and In u. good many cases not Hint
mucn. 'tno general market couki
irobably best be described by culling It
weak to 6c loner than yesterday. Trading
was not very active nt any time, but tho
hogs kept moving toward thu scales and
tno nuiK or tnu oircrlUKs wuh disposed of
In good (.ensoii. The most of tho better
weight hogs sold from $6.10 to $6.25. Me
dium weights sold Inruclv from 15.95 to
J6.10 and tho lighter loads went from $3.90
down. It was noticeable that tho quality
and weight ot the hogs today was much
better than wns tho caso yesterday, so that
ine maraot on paper iooks it anytning
higher than It did yesterday, In spite of
tho decline. Representative snlos:
No. Av.
10 68
15 100
10 137
:s 155
99 167
148
106 152
!I9
103 176
158
3..
37.,
65..
65..
87.
81.
85...
79...
1 1...
69...
'8...
81...,
72...,
62...,
61...,
37...
3
8...
2...
I. ..
5...
II. .,
7..,
29...
15...
1...
4...
1...
3
1::::::
1
3
1.,: 1020
1 1190
4 852
2 1285
3 612
3 50
3 60
t 60
3 50
9.,
8
13
2
8
1
b.::
1
I:.::::
9
6
1
"
23
18
4...
8...
10
1
1
7
IIEIFEP.B.
623 2 09 4
1170 4 15
955 4 15
956 4 15
816 4 15
910 4 15
1005 4 20
1240 4 25
970 4 25
1150 4 25
,....1205 4 25
830 4 30
950 4 30
10CO 4 35
...1073 4 35
...1016 4 40
.,.1050 4 40
...1114 4 50
...1088 4 60
...,1043 4 60
....1152
.... 825
....1225
1200
1440
1014
4 60
4 50
4 65
4 75
45
4 90
980 3 60
1...
i:::::::::
1
1
1
1
4M)
270
120
170
lt
210
150
2 9:
3 UO
3 W
3 00
3 OI
3 05
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 .15
3 10
3 40
CALVES,
.1500
1 10W
1 1020
1 1410
2 1320
1 1030
1 700
1 1300
1 670
1 15S0
4 1010
1 1770
2 1065
1 1850
1 000
.1 M
3 95
3 95
4 35
3 75
4 2Ti
4 60
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 6')
3 73
3 10
3 85
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 10
5 00
.1.
STOCK
3 25
5 00
5 00
5 60
tl 00
6 60
0 50
COWS AND HEIFERS
2 105
1 140
2 190
1 1.10
4 140
1 190
6 75
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 CO
1..
5
1....
413 2 10
715 2 50 2
530 2 80 2
515 2 83 1
STOCK CALVES.
250 2 00 1
371 3 03
10
715
4C0
330
145
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 00
4 00
3 00
3 10
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 60
3 53
3 60
3 6"i
3 63
3 65
3 70
3 75
,1 80
31
5.
1.
4
ifi::i:
4.
744
411
870
430
679
850
1 790
2.
9.
8
13
3
11 ,
24 ,
430
782
438
728
6S3
867
845
SO
3 85
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 95
4 00
4 00
119.
46..
91..
85....I
82
88....
77....
8....
82....
94....
68....
0..
83..
164
170
186
182
184
.175
.178
.183
.187
.198
177
.173
.191
82 177
78 200
87 195
...187
...ISO
..211
..206
...ISI
...191
34 191
68 197
65 19U
6ft 189
65 211
27 2
82..
..200
..208
..213
..223
..206
..218
,.196
.231
,.224
,.216
..220
Sh. IT.
... 5 00
... 5 10
... 5 40
80 6 50
... 5 50
... 5 60
... 6 50
... 5 60
6 60
5 60
6 HO
5 70
5 75
5 75
5 80
6 80
6 80
5 80
5 80
5 80
5 80
5 85
6 85
5 85
5 85
5 90
5 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
6 90
6 90
5 90
6 90
5 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
5 95
5 95
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
600
6 00
6 00
6 00
No,
68 203
79 201
85 213
66 227
62 211
69 258
Av. Bit. Pr.
... GO)
80 6 00
220
40
40
80
80
40
40
120
40
67
65
88
75
89
64..,
.221
.221
.209
.210
.211
20
70.. ,'...226
85..
78....
24....
66....
24....
84.
207
..221
..295
.248
..295
1
65 231
77...... 223
65 228
69 250
36 223
76 23S
C9 265
77 229
73 213
.224
80
120
120
40
'40
"40
"16
210
80
83.
78.
69.
66.
60.
49.
60.
70.
62.
72.
49..
60.,
24.
58.
61.
67.
61.
74.
75
..241
..209
..215
..248
..246
..250
..246
..240
,.315
,.249
..254
..261
..316
..260
..316
..367
..374
120
48.:. ...374 40
6 00
6 OO
6 03
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 05
6 0f
6 05
6 05
6 07
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 12
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 15
6 20
6 20
6 20'
6 20
6 20
6-25
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6S0
6 30
SHEEP Them wnn lint n hnw run nf
sheep and lambs hero today and packers
bought Up tho owes nnd wethers at Just
nbout steady prices as compared with ycB-
'" 1110 maraei was not wnat would
bo called active, but still the bulk of tho
offerings wns out of llrst hands In good
season. Tho lamb markot, however, was
not Iu as good shapo and tho prices paid
wero ah tho way from weak to a big dime
lower than yesterday. Thero has been a
weak feollng on lambs for severnl dv&
nnd todny thero wns no mistaking tho fact
that prices woro lower. Although tho mar
kot was lower, buyers and sellers agreed
on terms nnd most everything was Boid In
Quotations! Chnlen llnhtnrelirht venrllnira
$4.7565.00; cood to choice yearlings. $4.50if
4.76; choice wethers, $4.40.65; fair to good
wethers. $4.2tfM.40; choice ewes, $3.764.00;
fair to .good ewes, $3.50S3.75; common ewes,
$2.i533.60; cholco lambs. $5.656.00; fair to
good lambs, $5.50Q5.65; feeder wethers, $3.50
(SI.00, feeder lambs, $4.0CK54.50; cull lambs,
$3.00iij3.75. Representative sales:
No.
10 cull coats
367 western ewes
1 buck lamb
439 western owes
67 western ewes
38 Angora wethers
71 western ewes
50 cull lambs
31 western ewes
98 western ewes
244 western wethers
western Iambs....
Colorado lambs
western Iambs
cull ewe
native ewes
native wethers
western lambs
western lambs
133
260
93
1
52
9
150
:o
Av.
. 100
. 86
. 80
. 96
. 123
. 131
. 105
. 64
. 116
. 119
. 119
. 80
. 69
. 101
. 90
. 98
, 116
. 66
. 109
Pr.
3 00
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 75
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 62
5 25
6 40
5 60
2 00
4 06
4 85
5 30
5 60
.evr York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 2.361 head: steers, steady to 10c
higher; bulls and fat cows, 10c higher; all
grades, firm; steers, $5.30ff6.25; bulls, $2.C5
4.00; shipments, 1,250 quarters of beef; esti
mated tomorrow, 20 head cattle,, 43 head
sheep and 125 quarters of beef. , ,
CALVES Receipts, 1,168 nead; nrm to 250
higher; vealB, $5.009.0O; westerns, $3.26
4.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 7.207
head; sheep, firm to 10c higher; lambs, 10
U. hlti... o li nrt 1. t'f r.VLl iA n . . 1 1 n 1 ffi .
2.60; lambM, $5.60fj6.35; culls, $4.O04.50.,
iiuuM lteceipts, a,iix neaa; state and
Pennsylvania quoted at $6.20(86.50; no westerns.
Knnsna City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, o.uuu natives, i.duu texans ano iw
calves: market generally steady: cholco ex
port and dressed beef steers, $5.50(36.60; fair
to goon, i.;w.t; stocaors ano teeners,
$3.6004.85; western fed Bteers. $4.75jy0.00;
Texna nnd Indian steers, $3.90j6.25: Texas
cows, $2.505i3.90; native cows. $3.001j;4.75;
heifers. $3.6Wi5.25; conners. $2.0032.75; bulls,
$3.O04i'4.6O; calves, $4.25f?6.60.
nous Receipts, ii.wj ncnu; marKct &c
lowerj lop. $6 414; bulk of sales. $5.NKWi
heavy, Jo.35tlrt.4iU, mixed packers, ifl.OWl
6.33; light, $5.2bfiti,ir, pigs, $l,t5fr5.25.
SHEEP AND LA.MHS-Recclpts, 6.000
head; yearlings steady, other sheep 10c
lower; western lambs, $5.230.85; western
wethers. $I.23TM,60; ymrllngs, 5.IOU6.5o;
ewes, $.l.MM.2S; culls, $2,6011 1 w; fed lambs.
$ LOW 5.00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cntile Slendy, Hosts Wrnk nnd Stierp
llllihcr.
CHICAGO. Jnn. 29. CATTLE Receipts.
17.000 head, Including 600 Texnns; heavy
k:
cattle steady, light dim aim weak! gooit
to prime steers, $.60ft7.&); poor to medium,
$4.00116.00; stockers nnd feeders. $2.251.75;
I Aliens, v. -1 r . in Lrfir
CUWB, 1.1V'J(P.J j lll'lli l, t.wru.Hi, Ulllllll-I r,
$1.0002.30; bulls, $2.254T4.63; calves, $2.rfJJC.60:
Texnn fed steers, $1.00315.00.
HOGS -Receipts, 30,000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 25,(x(i; left over, 7.000; opened
stendy to strong, closed wenk: mixed nnd
butchers, $5.Wil35: good to cholco heavy,
$6.l6tiS40; rough heavy, $5.9)516.10; light,
$5.60fl5.9S: bulk of sales. I3.sjfitl.20.
SHEEP AND liAMHH-Hecclpts. 1S.0O0
hend; sheep steady, Inmbs strong to w
higher: good to cholco wethers. $(.30'iTj 0);
fnlr to cholco mixed, $3.7Mf 1.30; western
sheep, fed, $4.00Jf6.00: nntlve lambs, J3.00U1
6.00; western lambs, fed, $5.00JJ5.80.
OfTlclnl yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, R.itVt
head; hogs, 24.71? hend; sheen, 13,309 head.
Shlpmcnts-Cnttle, 2,159 head; hogs, 199.1
head; sheep, 1,226 hend,
Si. I, onis 1,1 vi- Stock MnrUct.
ST. LOl'JS. Jnn. I9.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
3,200 head, Including 1,900 Texnns: market
stendy, native shipping nnd export steers,
$5.0Offi.r); dressed beef and butcher steers,
$4.00il6.00: steers Under l.OnO lbs., $3.25f?4.9':
stockers nnd feeders, $3.25fT4.80; cows nnd
heifers, $2.2f(5.:5; dinners, $2.0032,00; bulls.
2 5Off4.00; Texas nnd Indian steers, $3,231
6.60; cows nnd heifers, $2.65fI3.76.
HOGS-Recclpts,. 3.800 head: mnrket
stendy; pigs nnd lights. $5.ftvg5.90; pucker,
$5.ftVri(6.00: butchers, Jfl.lfKf??. 45.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Reeelpts. 800 hend;
market stendy: native muttons, $3.75iM.50:
lambs, $5.00ij6.10; culls nnd-bucki, $3.0004.10.
St. Joseph l.lie Stuck Mnrket.
ST JOSEPH, Jnn. 29. CATTLE Re
celpts, 1.7o5 head: steady to 10c lower: na
tives. $3.50177.00; cows nnd heifers, $5.ooi?6.in;
vonlK, $3.50116.25; hulls and Mugs, $2.23f5.15;
stockers nnd feeders. $2.60fll60.
HOGS R celpts, 6,136 hend: opened 5fI0c
higher, clnrod strong: light nnd light
mixed, $5.70tf?6.20: medium nnd heavy, $6.10
Sl..l2'4: pigs. $3.3t?6.no: hulk, $S.75U6.20.
SHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 260 head;
stendy to wenk; top western yearling I,
$5.25.
Stork In SlRlit.
Tho following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and shocp at tho five principal
markets for January 29:
Cattle. Hogs. 8heep.
South Omaha 3,148 9.8' 2.165
Chicago 17.000 30,000 7'.000
Knnsns City 7,wi ii. t
St. Lotlls 3,200 3.S00 .V0
St. Joseph 1.703 6.456 261
Total.
.32,653 61,102 28,015
F.vnpornted Apples nnd Dried Frnlta,
NEW YORK, Jan. 29. EVAPORATED
APPLES Tho market was reported a llttlo
easier tndny on somo grndes, but not much
dnlng. Stnte, common to good, wero quoted
7iflc: prime, 9fl9c: choice, 9Q10c; fancy,
l6ui?11c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS The gen
oral market, pnrtlculnrly In apricots nnd
penches. Is firmer nnd a good Jobblmr busi
ness Is noted nt the quoted basis. Prunes
remain quiet nnd stendy nt 35?6c. Anrt
rntn nrn minted. Rnvnl. 10(fll4e: Moor Pnrk.
9t12We. Penches, peeled, 14??18c; unpecled,
Sugar Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS. Jnn. 29,-SlTOAR-Flrm;
open kettle. 2ff2c: open kettle contrlf
ngal. 2fi3Sc: rentrlfugnl granulated, IViffp
4c; white, 3t;ifI3c; yellows. 313-16c: sec
onds. 3i,4o. Molnsses. stendy: open kettle,
10iI?15c: centrlfugnl, 6G12c. Syrup, steady,
19fl22c.
NEW YORK, Jnn. 29. HUUAll iinw.
firm; fair refining. 3 3-16c; centrlfugnl.
test, 3U-16c. Molnsses supnr, 2 15-16c. Re.
fined, firm. Molnsses, stendy.
LONDON. Jan. 29. BEET SUGAR-Janu-ary,
6s 8d.
Oil nnd Rosin.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 29.-OIL Turpentine,
firm. 42c. Rosin, flrm. ...
Tfti vnfl inn 90 OtT Vnrlh T. mn KSe;
South Limn and Indiana. SOe.
NEW YORK, Jnn. 29. OIL Cottonseed,
flrm. Turpentine, barely steady. 44(fN5c.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-OIL linseed, 28s
lOWd. Turpentine spirits, 29b 4d.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 29. i:ottonseoo.
U..11 ..fin..l annf nrm 9.tn M. Turnenttno
llllll iw.t.iv... .., -- .
spirits, steady, 30s. Linseed, 31s.
Bookkeeper Freexos m Hand.
TAriLLlON, Neb., Jan. 29. (SpociaU
Two moro Inches of snow fell hern again
last night, making between seven nnd nlno
Inches on tho level, not Including the largo
drifts. David Faso froze a hand whllo
cleaning nwny snow to such nn extent ns
to dotaln him from performing his duty aa
bookkeeper In tho A. W. Clarke's bank.
Four luetics of Snow nt Plnttsmnutli.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb.. Jan. 29. (Special.)
Four Inches of snow foil in this vicinity
last night and baa pontlnued to fall during
tho greater part of tho day, with tho wind
blowing from tho southeast.
THE REALTY MAnKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record January
29:
Warranty Deeds.
Charles Anderson and wife to Mar
tin WHe, n lot 0. block 129, South
Omaha $ 1,550
A. J. Sulley et al to J. A. Reynolds
ct nl, w lot 2. block 11, Omaha 100
E. M. Stcnberg et al to C. J. Schmidt,
lot 16, block 4, Rose Hill 325
H. M. and S. B. Chrlstlo to H. L.
Coombs, w 40 feet of e 120 feot lots
11 and 12, block 25, South Omaha 430
G. A. Llndquest nnd wife to C. B.
Compton, sw nwU. part w
se'i and part nw no 34-15-10 14,434
E. M. Shahan to Chris Anderson, lot
18, block 467. Grand View 800
P. E. Hastings nnd wife to B, M.
Kelly, lot 12, block 20, Hnnscom
Plnce 1 625
Omaha Realty company to Stors
Brewing company, part lot 22, J. E.
Riley's subdlv...., 1,500
H. A. Barrows nljd wife to A. 3.
Benll, lot 19, block 6, Monmouth
Park 1
Quit Claim Deeds.
C. F. Clark to O. H. Payne et al,
blocks 1 to 18, Vernon Heights 154
Total amount of transfers $19,427
Tetapfeon oS9.
Boyd Commission. Go.
Successors to James E. Boyd A Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS.
Board ot Trade Baildlaa'.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Correspondence, John A. Warren A Co,
10 PROFIT
Both Principal and Interest Guaranteed
An Investment with Good Profits and Without Risk.
THE MT. SHASTA GOLD MINES CORPORATION guarantees to return your
original Investment with 10 per cent profit In ono year, IF YOU WISH, This
guarantees you against loss and also given you an opportunity to secure tho
prospective onormous profits nnd an Increaso In value of your stock, which will
amount to several times your original Investment. Send for particulars.
THE MT. SHASTA GOLD MINES CORPORATION
Will havo Its concentrator running In 60 days and Its stock will advance 100 per
cent. This Is tho best Investment In sight today. Not a prospect, but a devel
oped mine from which $112,000 has already been taken out. In addition to over
600 acres of gold-producing property, this company owns a copper mine on
BULLY HILL worth many millions.
A limited number of shares
can still 00 uougnt at
IOC PER SHARE
Par value $1.00, fully paid
and non-assessable.
aiMtai Develonments are progressing ranldly. machinery on
13 U T I1UW ground, ore on dump ready to be turned Into money. Stock
will soon advance. Installment payments accepted.
Sond order, write or wire.
For full particulars and prospuctus address
SANF0RD MAKKEVER, Fiscal Aent, ?!onrDaco8Tp'hoonV:
WA MFiriV M N. Y. LIFE BUILDING. OMAHA, Neb.. Is authorised
, A, IHLJluri, to furnish prospectussea and additional Information, and
to accept subscriptions In Omaha and surrounding territory. ,