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Till? OMAHA DAILY . . . .- 11EE: TUESDAY, JANUAIIY 13, IJfO.1. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Onlj lair Volume of Business is Dona on Board of Trade. CORN AND WHEAT BOTH DROP SLIGHTLY Data Go Vp Qnr4er, While Pro- Ten. Tveenly Cent ' Filaher. CHICAGO, Jan. 12. There vn only a fair trade In wheat today, and althoiiRh the new In sreneral wan bullish the cIomi was easier. May helna; 4i4' lower. May corn wti 4'4c lower, while oats closed Lc higher. Provisions were atronn. the Mav delivery rinsing- from l"c to 2"c higher. Wheat wan rather unsettled ami In spite of bullion new, which caused a firmer feelln early In the day, the tendency was toward lower prices, Influenced largely uy a continued liquidation by local lona. A report that a ronelderable amojnt of wheat was being worked for shipment to Franco wa an early .bull factor. a were the small receipt and heavy rains In Ar gentine. There was also a good caxh de mand and reports of a heavy export busi ness at the seaboard helped price late In the day- May opened 4c to Wic lower at 7'i..764n to 764c and quickly sold up to 764c. Helling by pit traders caused a decline to 7i-V"754c, when there ti an advance to 764c. fnloac'.lng by longs hrouxht about another break and the price went down to 7543 754c, with the close 4 4j'4t; lower at 75 t ToTttc. There waa an In creased visible supply of 37.0i bushels, compared with the. decrease a year ago of gn.oiiii bushels. The amount on passage ahowed an Increase of 2.184.0 bushels. Clearance of wheat and flour were equal to i.,in bushel. Primary receipts' were bM.floO bushels, against 1,(2.(U bushel a year ago. Minneapolis and ' Duluth re ported receipt of 361 cars, which, with local receipt of 38 cars none of contract grade made total receipts for the three polnta of 3W cars, against H67 cars last week and 1,018 car a year ago. Trading In corn was extremely dull and the market wan featureless, with prior barely steady. A good cash demand was the main atrenKthening influence, although a fair export demand also favored the bull side. The weather was favorable for the mcvcnrvnt. but the receipts were only mod erate, due to the car situation. The weak ness in wheat late In the day was a de pressing factor and caused an easy tone at the close May being 41i4c lower at 13-V, after selling between 43Se and 437c Ljcal receipts were 374 cars, with two of contract crade. The oata pit was almost deserted and very little trading was done, but In spite of the extreme dullness the market was firm. A good cash demand, together with buying by a pron.lnent long, was the chief sup porting Influence. The close was firm, with Mav 4c higher at 34c, after selling be t'vuen 344c. and 34V(3474c. Local receipts were fair at 210 cars. l'rovlslonr opened strong on a marked decreaae In receipts of hog and higher prices at the yards. The receipt at the yard were lestrlcted by heavy snow in the west, which delayed shipment. A good demand from packers for lard and ribs, together will, buying by outsiders, caused a further advance, and the market closed strung, with May pork up 20c at 816.324. May lard waa loc higher fit $9.52, while ribs were lis.(174e higher at 8S.95. Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 75 cars; corn, 610 cars; oata, 19.1 cars; hogs, 86,JO head. The leading future ranged a follows: Article. I Open. High. I Low. i Cloae. Saty. Wheat Jan. May July Corn Jan. May July oata Jan. ' May July Fork Jan. , May Lard Jan. May Jjly nu Jan. May 7241 72VJ 73 -73 724 764 734fj4 764(754'"(r476'fi'4 3'Vlf4l 7341 I 73473V84 46't H 4.V43V.iT4 4t4 434 h '4 43-d 434 424 1 tlTi!42V0-3! I. I 344 32 34 32 34 31 k 344 344 T 4 17 75 ' 14 20 "80 ' 9 46 9 30 31431&4i 17 75 y IS 40 I 17 tJ IS 20 9 80 9 46 9 30 8 70 17 50 1 17 40 Is 324 i 1 124 9 87HI 9 874 9 524 374 9 75 9 66 8,874 9 424 9 3U 8 65 8 80 8 T4 8 80 8 77H 8 95 I 8 8241 8 97H 8 82Vi No. 1. Cash quotation were a follow: FLOUK Steady; winter patents, 83.40(9 8.60: straights. 13.10&3.3O; spring pateitH, 2.i.l0; atralghts, t2.9uSS.20; bakr, 82.25 WHEAT No. i spring. IZQKbc; No. 3, 7! ty'ic; No. 2 red, 72'a'i24c CORN-No. 2, 4Mc; No. I yellow, 45'4c OAT8-N0. 2, 32c; No. 8 white, 3S4y4i5c. HYK-No. 2. 4c. UAKLEY CJood feeding, 4145c; fair to cnoice malting, 4irnosc. SKKDH-No. 1 flax, 81.18: No. 1 north Wftern, 81.24. Prime timothy. $3.86. 1'KUVnHlONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $17.75. Lard, per loo lbs., $9,924. Short rlh side (loose), tS.7&(U8.tf74. Dry salted shoulder (boxed), 88.3741i8.62H. Short clear sides (hox-di. 89.UHii9.12V4. Following were the receipts end shipment of Hour aud grain: Receipt. Shipments, Flour, bbl 20,0m) 8,9110 Wheat, bu 67,700 3) Corn, bu 32S,bnO 2C9,9iiO Oats, bu 276.9.10 192,1k) Itye, bu -. 7,600 9110 Itarley, bu 38.UU) 14,100 On the Produce exchange today the but. ter market was oulet and steady; cream eries, lSCs27Sic; dairies, 174125c. Kgg, lirm, loss off, cases returned, 26c. Cheese, dull and steady, U"ul4e. SEW YORK UK1MKHAI, MARKET. Qaotatloas of the Day on Commodities. Various NEW YORK, Janen2.-FLOUR-Recelpt. :i.3ii0 bbl.; exports, 16.435 bbls.; fairlv ac tive and steady; wln'er oatenta, $3.floi3.90; winter straights, $3.454t3.5&; Minnesota pat ents, $4.wu&4.2o; winter extras, $2.5(J3.16; Minnesota bakers, $3.2513.40; winter low grades, $2.6Stfi2.95. Rye flour, steady; sales, koO bbls.; fair to good, $3.0U4)3.35. Buck wheat flour, quiet, $2.2ofcr2.33, spot and to arrive. CORNMEAL-Dull; yellow western. $1.18; elty. $1.16; Urandywine, $3.4tf3.55. 4YK Steady: No. 2 western. 09c, f. o. b., afloat; stute, 66ti57c, c. I. f.. New York. IIAHLKY Dull: feeding, 42fc45c. f. o. b., float; malting, 47i0uc, c. 1. f., Buffalo. WHEAT Recelpis. 79.1.00 bonhels; ex-j-)rts, 73.CJJ bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2 red. '4e. elevator, and 79V f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, Sic, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard. Manitoba, 874c f. o. b. afloat. .-rrer opening steady market advanced a trine on rubles, fair clearances and cover lug. Later the market followed a sharp de ellne at St. I-oiiIh. bjt rallied on export rumors, after which It broke again on the Vlelble supply Increase and closed unset tled at Vi4c net decline. March closed Ht S2c: May, (4C'Nihc; closed July, 7l4i7!44r: closed at 7Vc. ed at 804c; CORN Receipts, 34,000 bushels; exports, 9 603 bushels. Spot, steady; No. 2. 5S4c elevator, und 574c, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, Hie; No. 2' while, nc. The option market was Irregular but steadv. January advanced t Wic at the oieiilng on light contract slocks, but later, with other monrhs. eased off under tine weather and resitting and cloned easy at unchanged price. January, 67VSi5f)c; clo.-ed ut 57c; February. f4c; clowd at 5lc; March closed tt 634c; May, 4X,l9c; closed at 4e; July. 44M84c: rlosrd at 4f.',c. OATH Receipts, 6I.S00 bushel. Spot, tlrni; No. 2. 424c; standard white. 42c: No 2 white, 424c, No. 1 white. 41c; track, mlxeit western, nominal; truck, white, 41 4M4c. Options dull and barely steady; May closed ut 404c. HAY Quiet; shipping, &5&7tc; good to Choice. $9.511 10.06. HOPS Firm; state, common ' to choice, 19"3 crop, 29'ii37c; VMi crop 24rj6c; olds, k'Ul24e; Ph. I tic cuaal, line' crop, 25ij40c; 11 crop, 'sii .Vk-: old. 84.1124c. HIDES Steudy; Gaivtstou, 20 to 25 lb., IXc; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas dry. 24 to lbs., 14c LEATHER Firm: acid. 24(h:4e. PROVISIONS He f, steady, family. $1 00 mi w: mess, 110 mi i uo; Deer Hams. IIM -wt 22.U0; packet $14.Ui 15.00; city extra India mens, $l.ooi27.uu. Cut meals, quiet: pickled Denies. y.Mxq iu uo; piemen sniiuiuerte. xs 2.1 pickled hams, $11. Oofc 11.25. 1-ard, steady; western steamed, fio.ju; January closed at $M'..ti, nominal; refined, steady; routiner t. iK'so; South America, $10; compound. $7 50 7.75. lork. oilrl: family. $IH; sh rt clear. 810 .'44j 12.50; mesa. IIr.Mk&Ib.Si. T A LIaJW Firm; cliy, 6'i0c; country 4'u6c. nut-rirra; uumesuc, lair to extra, BUTTER Receipts. 4.900 pkgs. : steady; stale dairy. 3t2t4o; extia creamery, 14: com tom to cn4i-e. ciw. CHEESE Receipts, 24 pkgs.; firm: fancy large atate, full cream, colored and white. fall mude. 14c; lute made, 134i134: fancy small, colored, J made, 144c; Ute made, 13411 14c. EGGS Receipts, 4.314 pkgs.; firm; state and Pennsylvania, average best, 31c; wrst-H em. poor to fancy, ail)c. POULTRY Alive. teady to firm: tur tcye,, HtuLlc; fowls, Liu lit; dressed, firm; western rhlckens. 12ff1c; western fowl. 1I4'ji.4c: turkeys, laulKe. .i r.TA 1,8 The w hie fluctuation In the London tin market continue, toda,'s net hauae twins; ah advance of 1 IS to eV.128 1- fur spot and top at 12 17s 6d for fu tures. Tne New ,rk market was af-fot-d to a small exJcnt hy this showing and closed oulet nt 1W .So. Gaining 7.1 the London copper market closed at l.'s d for spot and at 2s 61 for fu ture, while New York quotation were nominally r.bout 4o hlrhcr; rtandard rtoo(ed at $11. So; lake. 312.374; electrolytic, 81- casting, $12.15. Lard waa dull and un changed at 4.1s here and til f.s In Lon don. Spelter advanced b points locally to $.v7fi fi.r the white ami In London It re n:nlne.l unchanged at 2 TTie Entillsh Iron n'arkets were hleher. with Glasgow closing at-n-'lt) M and Mlddleshorough at 47s. I) cnlly the market remains dull and un changed. Warrants are nominal. No. 1 northern foundry I quoted at 3 lOcfi 2S.K; No. 2 northern foundry. No. I sojihern foundry and No. 1 oft southern foundry, 122 ("Kit 23.00. 4MAIIA WIIOl.r.SAI.K: MARKET. Condition of Trade anil Qaotatlon on Maple anil Fancy Produce. EG09 Fresh tpck, 24c. LIVE POLLTRV-Hns 9'910c; old roost ers, 44ffc; turkey. 12til3c; ducks, 8go; geese, 74ifsc; spring chicken, per lb., In J lie. DRESSED POVLTRY Toung chickens, lKal2c; hens, lflallc; turkeys, 14ijl6c; ducks, lwillc; geese, Iliil2c. Hl'TTKK Pai king stock, 17c; choice dairy, In tubs. 24i21c; separator, 29930c. OY'STERS Standards, per can. 2&c: extra selects, per ran. 3:c; New Yorl counts per can 42c; bulk, extra select, per gal., $1-76; bulk, stanoaros. per cat., l it. FRESH FISH Trout. 9'.c: n-rr!ng. he; plckerei. 8c; pike. c; perch, 6c; buffalo. dressed, 7c; suntlsh, 3c; blueflns, 3c: white- fish, 9c; salmon, lc; naauocK. 11c: coansn. 12c; redsnapiT, loc; lobsters, boiled, per lb., 30c; lobsters, green, per 10., .-c; duii heads, 10c; cattish, 14c; black bass, 2)c; halibut, lie. HKAN Per ton. $13.50. HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whol- sale Hay Dealers' association: Cnoice So, 1 upland, $8.50; No. 1 medium, $7.60; No. 1 coarse, $7. Rye straw, $6. These prices are for hay of good color and quality. De mand fair, receipts light. CORN 36C. OATS 34c. 1 RVL-No. 2, 45a. VEGETABLES. NEW CELERY Kal.imaroo, per do... 'Be; Utah, pe do., 43c; California, per doz , tot stalks weighing from 1 to 14 lbs. tch, 4ivjj i5c. POTATOES Per bu., 60c. SWEET POTATOES Iowa, Kansas. $2.25. TURNIPS Per bu., 40c: Canada rutaba gas, per lb., 14c. HEETH Per lu.. 40c. CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dos., $2. PARSNIPS Per bu.. 4UO. CARKO'IS Per bu., 4ic. OREEN ONIONS Southern, per dozen butiches, 45c. RADIallES euuthern, cor dozen bunches. 45c. WAX BEANS Per bu. box. $3; string beans, per bu. box, $1.60 " lAHBAUK-Jloliunil seea. per id., ic. ONIONS New home grown. In sacks, per bir. 76c Spanish per crate, li.Ti. NAVY KEAA a Jrer B".. i.M. TOMATOES New fallfornla. per 4-bas- kef crate, $2.75; Florida, per 6-bafckof crate. J.(KI. CAULIFLOWER California, per crate, $2.50. FRUITS. PEARS Fall varieties, per box, $2; Colo rado, per box, $2.25. APPLES Western, per bbl.. $2.75; Jona thans, $4; New York stock, $3.25; California Bellfiowers, per bu. box, $1.60. GRAPES Catawba, per basket, 18c; Malagas, ner keg, $6.(io;.0f. CRANBERRIES Wisconsin, per bblr; $10; Bell and Bugles, $11; per box. $3.60. TKUrlt AL U11S. BANANAS Per bunch, according te size, $2.0(2.5O. v LEMONS California fancy, $0.75; choice, $3.50. ORANGES Florida Bright. $3.75; Cali fornia r.avels, $3.50; California sweet Jaffas, 'fell sizes. '$2.75. DATES Persian, ln-70-lb. boxes, per id., Cc; per case of 30-lb. ckrs.. $2.26. FIGS California, per 10-iti. carton. $1; Turkish, per -'b box. 1418c. MISCELLANEOUS. HONEY New Utah, per 24-frama caw $3.75. CIDER New York, $4.60; per 4 bbl., $2.7o. SAUERKRAUT-Wlsoonsl.i, per V4 bbl., $2 25; per bbl., $3.75. POPCORN Per lb.. 2e; shelled, 4c. HIDES No. 1 green 6c: No. 2 green, 6c No. 1 salted, 74c; No. 2 salted, 64c; No. 1 eai calf, 8 to 124 lbs., 84c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, 812c; sheet) nelts. 25ffl75e: horse hides. 81.50671.50. NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.. 15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. sort sneu, per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard sheh, per lb., 12c; llrazilM. oer lb.. 12c: fllherts. Der lb.. 12c: almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c i hard shell, per lb., 15c; j.ecans, large p-r lb., 124c; small. Der lb.. 11c: cocoanut. Det doz.. U)c: chestnuts, per lb , 10c; peanuts, per lb., 64c; roasted peanut, per, lb., 7c; black walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per bu., $1.50: cocoanuts. Der 100. $4. OLD METALS. ETC A. B. Alplrn -Quotes the following prices: Iron, country. mixed, per ton. 111; iron, stove piaie, per ton, $8; copper, per lb., 84c; bras, heavy, per lb.. 84c; brass, light, per lb., 54c; lead, per lb., c; xlnc, per lb, 24c; rubber, per iu., t4C. - WEARB COMMISSION COMPANY. 110- 111 Board, of Trade, Omaha, Neb- Telephone 1516. CHICAGO, Jan. 12. WHEAT Market has been weak In face of a very large shipping and export business In the dlf ferent markets, me only strengtn waa i.t the opening, on reports of ralna in Argen tine: but later prices declined about vc under Saturduy, The market has had no outside help, and there has been more or less liquidation. New York reports 77 loads taken tor export, iocul casn sales aggre aate 135.000 bushels No. 1 northern to mll- lens and for shipment. There were 30 loa Is sold ut the gu.i. Primary reoelpts, 666,000 bushels, against 1,022,000 last year. In the northwest ;tol cars, against 9i0 a year ago. The visible increased 378.0HO bushels, com pared with 800,000 decrease last year. Clear ances were jN,io Dusneis. 1 ne worms shipments were large, 8.7.9,000 bushels. On passage Increased 2.1M.00O bushels. Russian Khinments were almost 3.000.000 bushela. Broomhall said the Danube would be open In three days, which Is ten weeks ahead of exuectation. Local receipts. 39 cars, with none contract. Estimates for Tues day.. 75 cars. -CORN The market hns kept about steady for futures, but samples have been 4c lower, and brokers ay the seaboard bids are 4c lower than Saturday's. Spec ulative trade has been uulet. Armour has been a buyer on a small scale. There wa good weather for grading. Local receipts, 374 cars, with 2 contract. Estimate for Tuesday. 610 cars. There were 16 curs and 24.0OO bushels contract out of private house. L Some COrjl l.llur.m Ull jnnuai . Luiiuni-iq Suturday waa turned down by the Inspec tion department. Clearances, 3S2.UUO bmslieli. 'primary receipts. 62,ooO bushelti, against 7J49.000 lust year. New York reports 6. loads taken for export. Local cash sales, 100,000 iiushels. The visible Increased 411. IX) bushels. In-al stocks, 2.146,000 bushels. In creased 272,ooO. tin pussage Increased 8.O0O bushels. World s shipments, 3,7u,ou0 bushels. OATS There hus been a strong market. supported mainly by the Patten buying; there has also been buying oy casn, nouses. The market at Us best war up 4c Local receipt, 210 cars, with 6 cars contract. Estimate ior tomorrow, ijo cars. 1 no visible decreased 267.000 bushels. Loral stock only M3,'o bushel, decreased M.ooO burhels. New York reports 10,000 bushels taken for export. IO.al sales cash, &0.00O bushels. There was no standard out of private houses and shipments are keeping up euch day. Clearances, 7.300 bushels. PROVISIONS The whole provision list has been titrong ouid higher. There ha been heavy buying of ril.E by Armour and buying of ribs and selling of lard by Cuduhy. There were 38, Ok) hogs; prices at the yard luc higher. Estimate for to morrow. 36,0.10 head. Hogs In the west today. 65.UU head, against 70. (M) last week and Mi.oou last year. WEARE COMMISSION COMPANY. Kansas ( lty tirala and Provlaloaa. KANSAS CITY. Jnn. 12. WHEAT May, ffec; July, 64c; cash. No. 2 hard, fitiftiv; No. 3 b4(iiic; No. 4. bofptilc; reiected, 5211 8c: No. 2 red, 874tjtiH4c; No. 8.. o4i74c. CORN January. 374c: Mu, 3Vu;ix'sc: caxh, No. 2 mixed. 80c; Nc, 8 white, i'u XM-: No. 8. 3J)4t)3X4c. OATS No. 2 white, Sac; No. t mixed. 344e. . RYE -No. 2, 464c. HAY Choice timothy, 813 00; choice prai rie. 19 00. Hl'TTER Creamf ry, 25t27c; dairy, fancy. ""riCiGS-Fresh. 214c Rx-eipts. Shipments wneat. ou , im.ks. Cirn, bu ....2!'..iJ Oats, bu 37.0UU 2 82.40 21.000 Ualalk Ural) Market. Dl'U'TII, Jan. 12-WHEAT-Cah. No.. 1 hard. 744c; No. 2 northern. 714c; No. 1 northern. 744c: -May, 64c. OATS-Sla. 844c. Visible Mapply of bra I a. NEW YORK, Jan. 12. The visible supply of aiaturday, Jauusxy 10, a tomplled by the New York Produce exchange wa lollows: . WHEAT-60.116.000 bu.;' increane, 875.000 bu. CORN ft.! 0 bu.; Increase. 411. onn bu. OATH 4.(v(;.iJ bu. ; decrease, 2ti2.io bu. M 1 K l,li. bu.; decrease, 2!t.i bu. HAKLLY 2,.V13.'K) bu. ; decrease, 373,000 bu , St. l,oa la (irnln and Provisions. ST. LOUIS. Jan. 12. WHEAT Lower; No. 2 red cash, elevator. 7o"tc; track, i4'u 00; May, 74Sc; July, 7'i'; No. 2 haru, 674f Tne. OKN Lower; No. 2 cash, flc; track, 41tf 42c; May, 4i.A,'. A'I4 Strong: No. 2 rash. 3tr; track, 344 .Vc; Miv, 34Sc; No. 2 white, ic. KIE-Urm nt 3.vy."c. fi.oi K weaker; red winter patents, .T 35 (1 3. 5ti; extra fancy and straight, 83.tR3.3U; clear, $2.i3.nO. SEED 'I imothv. uteadv. $P..0"tj3.50. C( IKNMEAI Steady, $2.30. BRAN Higher; sacked, east track, 78fjF 80c HAY-Tlmothy, firm, $10.00(fJI.00; prairie, loW, 9.D1'11 !) IRON COTTON TIES-51.074-BAGGING 6 6-Wnl l-16c. HEMP TWINE 9c. .PROVISIONS Pork, lobbing, standari mess, $17.'i0. Ijird, higher, Js.wi. Dry salt meats (boxed), stronger; extra shorts, 8V75; clear rlbt, 8v75; short clears. $9. Bacon (boxed), stronger; extra shorts, V.t.624; clear ribs, $9.75; short cleans, $10. METALS lead: Steady at 3 .974- Spel ter: Held at $4 45. POULTRY Firm; chickens, 10c; turkeys, 15Jj1Sc; ducks, 12c; geese, 8c. Bl'TTER Firm; creamery, ntf.lOc; dairy, lxli'.c. EGGS 8teady at 22c, loss off. Receipts. Shlprtient. Flour, bbls 6.0"0 x8.o). heat, bu 5n.(i0 83,"Oi Corn, bu 12.'i0 62.000 Oats, bu 86,ifH) fti.OOJ Liverpool Orain and Provision. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12-WHEAT-Rpot: Firm; No. 2 red western winter, 5s 14d; No. 1 California, 6s 8d. Futures: March, 6s 1(1: Mav. 5a d. CORN Spou Unlet; American mixed, new, 4i( 114(1; old, 5s 44d. Futures: Quiet; January, 4s ("sd; March, 4s 3Hd; May, 4s 2!M-d. I'EAS Canadian, steady, 6s 7d. FIXJUR St. Louis fancy winter. 8s 3d. HCPS At London (Pacific coast) firm, fi 1 . 7 r.s. PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; extra India tni'.n, tvn su. Poik, easy; prime mess, western. .80s. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., quiet, 62s. Bacon, Cumberland cut, 26 to 3o lbs., firm, 47s; short ribs, 16 to 24 lbs., dull, 47s 6d; long clear middles, light. 2S to 3 lbs., nteady, 47s, long clear middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs, steady, 40s 6d; short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., steady, 4fis; clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., dull. f2s. Shoulders, riuare, 11 to 13 lbs., steady, 2'.. Lard, dull; prime western. In tierces, 52s; American refined, tn palls, dull, bos. HI TTKR Nominal. CHEESE Firm ; American finest white and colored, firm, 62s. The Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last week were 69.4M) quarters from Atlantic ports, 15.000 from Pacific ports and 34,000 from other ports. The Imports of corn from Atlantic ports last week were 25,800 quarters. Philadelphia Produce Market. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 12. BUTTER Fair; extra western creamery, 29c; extra nearby prints, 30c. eggs Firm; good demand; rren nearby. 30c at the mark; fresh western, 30c, loss off; fresh southwestern, 29c, loss off; fresh southern, i'M. loss off. CHEESE Firm but dull: New York full creams, prime small, 14(ki144c; New York full creams, fair to good small, 134wl3c; New York full creams, prime large, 14a 144c; New York full creams, fair to good large, 13413c. Toledo Grain and Seed. TOLEDO, Jan. 12.-WHEAT-Dull and weak; cash and January, 774c; May, 804c. CORN Dull and weak; January, 454c; May. 444c OATH Dull but steady: January. 354c: May. 35c. K Y E O. Z, &3C. SEED Clover, fair demand and strong: January, $6.96; March, $7.05; prime timothy, $1.86; prime alslke, $6,874- Minneapolis Wheat, Floor and Bran. MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 12. WHEAT May. 754c; July, 764c; on track. No. 1 hard, 764c; No. 1 northern, 744c; No. 2, 734c FLOUR First patents, i3.9ii(B4.0n; second patents, $3.80tg.3.90; first clears, $2.90&3.00; second clears, $2.40(g'2.6O. BRAN In bulk, $13.5013.76. Milwaukee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. Jan. 12. WHEAT Mar ket lower; No. 1 northern, 77(?j'774c; No. 2 northern, 764f764c; May, 75i'54c, sellers, RYE Steady; No. 1. eifcolc. BARLEY Higher; No. 2, 67c; sample, 44 4K6c. COKIN May, wftowftc. Peoria Market. PEORIA. 111., Jan. 12. CORN Higher; No. 3, 41c. OATS steady; iso. 1 wnue, 32c New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Jan. 12. MONEY On call. steady. 4ftf5 per cent: highest. 6 per cent; closing, 4&u per cent; time, easy; sixty davs, 6(fj64 per cent; ninety days, & per cent: six-months, 5 per cent; prime mer cantile paper, ft4ij!T per cent STERLING "EXCHANGE Firm, with ac tual business In bankers' bills at $4.87 for demand and at $4.8375 for sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4.44u-4.874; commercial Dins, 54.824.83. sn.VK.H-Bar. 48c: Mexican dollars. 384c, BONDS Government, steady; railroad, trreffular. The closing quotations on bond are as fellow: V. 8. ref. 2a, ret.. do coupon do Is, reg do coupon do new 4a. reg... do coupon do old 4e, reg.... do coupon ....... do ea. re do roupou Alchleou gen. 4a... . do adj. 4a. Dal Jk Ohio 4a.... do la do cuuv. 4s Canada 80. jtt Central of Ga. it.. do la luc Chee. Ohio 4'i. Chicago Si A. IVeB C, B. A Q. n. 4a., C, M St P (. 4a C. N. W. c. 7a. ..1M4 L. tt N. unl. 4l 1004 . .MlS'.j Mex. Central 77 ..KI6V do ! in.' 27 ..lot iMInn. St. L. 4s... .1094 ..lia'i M.. K. T. 41 f' ..1.16' do 21 Kli .AW., N. V. C. xen. JHi...l()4 ..l'j-, N. J. ('. . it 1324 ..103 Ho. Pacific 4s lo:n4 ..104 do it 53( ..KUN N. w. con. 4s ion1 .. 114 Hcadlm gen. 4l W ..llH'4 Rl L t I M c. bs 114 .. SI. L. A 8. F. 47j... 44 ..UU St. L. 8. V. it M . .l.n v do is : ka4 ..104 8. A. eV A. P. 4e....5 . . 1 so. recisc 4e i ..ln!i4 80. Railway tt nix .. 14 Texae A ractflc la. ..114 . . 4 T., SU L W. 4e . 1x4 ..111',, In Ion Pacific 4s l'OS ...1X0 1 do coov. 4a I1M4 ...107 IWabaeh is ....in C, H. I. P. 4a... C C C 4k 8t L g. 4a Chicago Ter. 4s Colorado 80. 4a Denver K. O. 4a. Krle prior lien 4a.. 1014 do 2a no 4 1 da deb. B T7 44 Wet Shore 4a 110 fa Wheel. .L B. 4a... Wla. Ontral 4ax.... 14 j4 Cone. Tobacco 4a ae1 1114 Colo. Hue! ta K4 10 do geuerai as.... r. W. 4V B. C. la . Hot king Val. 44s.. Offered. , Uostoa Stocka aad Rnnda. HOSTON. Jan. 12. Call loan. 5 per fent: time loans. 54i6 per cent. Official closing of Block and bond: Atchison 4a ...101 lAllouet .' 4 . 434 . to .830 . ii'4 . 66', .no . 104 . 11 ' 44 . Ill . t.4 . 27 .11.. 14 .151 . r . 114 . 4 4 44 . e . 41 (laa la ...106 Amalgamated ... 7.1 fllngham ... til's Calumet A Hecla... ...1"UV3 Centennial Max. Central 4a. Atchison do ntd Boston A Albany lii . opper Range Pomlnlnn Coal Boston A Me .193 Boeloa Elevated ... N. Y.. N. H. A H. ritchburg pfd I'nlon PaclSo Mrx. Central Amer. Sugar Anwrlcau T. A T.. lumtntua 1. AS.. Utu. blectrtc ,.l!34iKraukiln ..13b luie H.iyale ..140 Mohawk .1034 ' " .mlnloa .. If.1 Oaceola ..13L'V . .rrl . .144 gulncy .. t71 Santa Pa Copper.... ..lM tamlrat k .. M4 Trlmouutalff- .. 9V.J Trinity ..US) lulled Btltea .. 37S - '-'-rla , . . s4 Winona ..lis. ... v. rlne . . 164 Daly West Mshs. Klectrlo ' do p(d t'nlted trull I'. 8. Steel do pfd Westli.gh. Common Adventure I.ondoa Stock ttaotatloaa. IX3NDON, Jan. 12. Closing quotations: Console, money W 1-14 N. Y. Central ...160 do account 4 rorroix A wealern Anaronua & lo pfd Atchison 914 Ontario A Western.. do pfd lot Peunrylvanla Baltimore A Ohio. . .lo44 Rand Mltka Canadian Paclnc 144 K.aJIng .64 t4 -44 104 114 314 444 W4 lh 7 6X4 114 6 4 s4 i Si 4 Chtsapueake A Ohio. do 1st pfd tflllcsao U W. 4l no Id pfd C . M. A 8t. P... As iSouthern Ry . US do pfd . '34 Southern Pa. lfjc.... . t2'4'rnloo Parian . 414' d pf.l . 7-4' f. 8. Steel . ft.'. 4 j rto pfd .l.'.44i Wabash . 3.1tl do pfd DeBeera Denver A R. O. do p(d...., Erie do let pfd do Id pfd Illinois Centl Ixiulsvllle A M . K. A T 1 Naab . . 30 . BAR SILVER Dull; 22 3-lsd er ounce. MONEY 34(34 per tent. The rate of dis count In the oorn market for short bills Is 8 7-16(oJ9-18 tier cent and for three-months' bills is 34j34 pet cent. Forelaa Klnnnelal. UJNDON. Jan. 12-The demand for money waa airunif In the market today, owing to the fact that there will be heavy calls during the week, dividend payments and Stock exchange requirements. Dis counts hardened. On the Slock exchange buslnnea was quiet, attention being mainly ci-tttered In mining contangjea. Consols hardened and home rails fluctuated. Stocks opened fairly steady and grew firm. Atchi S"n. Toot ka A Santa Fe was die feature. 1'rteca wetken.-d later on New York selling and buslnes closed dull. Grand Trunk In. proved. Klo tlntos and Kaffir hardened. PARIS, Jan. 12.- Trices opened with a satisfactory tone on the bourse today, e peilslly rentes. Kaffirs were firm, but soon wenkenod on a rumor of the death of Al fred Melt and the reported tightness of contangoe In Indon. Conse.) jently busi ness became generally indclded and In active. Near the close Industrials were of fered. At the elos price were heavy. Foreigners receded and Kaftlr were dull. The private rate of discount was 2 15-16 per cent; three per cent rentes, 100f 24c lor the account. BERLIN, Jan. 12. Exchange on Ixndon, 2m 44pfg ior checks; discount rates for short bills, 34 per cent; three months' bills. 24 per cent. Price opened firm on t lie bourse today and reacted on realiza tions The Issue of a large German loan la expected shortly. NEW YORK STOCKS AD IIOXD".. Heavy Sale Halt Spernlatloa and Indnee Seml-Staanatlon, NEW YORK. Jan. 12. -The large selling which developed on Saturday, and which wa rencveu after the opening today, served to take the vigor out ot speculation and the stock market sank into a condition of semi-stagnation during the afternoon, with an occasional downward dip In price '1 he market closed with one -of tnose sel.lng movements In force, making the last prices about the lowest of the nay. There was nothing In the news to offer a rational ea pianation ot the decline unless It might be a rather less liberal disposition on the part 01 the banks and truxt companies in the matter of placing ehort time loans. Tho Movements of cash, so far as known to too puolic, continued to Increase the reserves ot the banks. Tha subtrearury operat.ons have yleiued rather more "than tl.wsi.vow to ine bunks since Friday, and the bank state ment 01 Saturday If believed to have un aerstated the reserve Item at that time Dy several minion dollars, owing to- the fact .hat the heaviest movement last week came late, and so figured for less than it should havn in the weekly average. Some Importance Is attached, howe'ser, to the sumained upward movement lit sterling ex change in connection with the correeponi lng rise in london discounts, which made a greater advance today, it Is believed that unless money rates here arc allowed to advance again the demand from London will result in an outgo ot gold. 1'nls wouiu In ten ere with the plana ot the managers of the present speculative campaign In stocks, who have counted upon a period of eusy money. The (all tor a lo per cent In stallment of the $o,ooo,ooo subscription Uo the International Marine syndicate, which will call tor .,(', ""0 on Saturday, Is an other factor in the situation. Recent In creases In bank and trust company stock will call for some 4H.0w.oco to take up new stock, and In the more remote future are the propoHed Pennsylvania stock issue and the presumption that the purchase for con trol of Reading will be followed by Hie issue of some new security Hgqthst thJ holdings. Rumors continue busy also with alleged plans for retiring the Atchison ie bentures lth a new bond lnue. Th qui -k multiplication ot these possible new offer ings in the stock market had a rather milling effect. Berlin also reported a new German loan as an early prospect '1 he numerous rumors of further railroad com binations which were circulated- failed to laivc a reviving effect upon speculation, either because of thio new solicitude or the effect on money supplies, or because the rumors showed some lack 01 inventive power. A combination 01 Atcnison ana kock Island, a Rock Island outlet to tide-v. iter by way of Erie, a ourchase of Chicago Great Western by Rock Island,, a purchase or A ten won by Pennsylvania ana an ao sorptlon of Southern Railway by Pennsyl vania were some of the rumors which were formulated during the day without pro ducing much effect. There wa some early strength In Atchison and Sugar, and later advances in specialties, including me cni- cago Union Traction stocks, the Iowa Cen tral stocks, the Rubber goods stocks, Kan sas City Southern and one or two others. which were unexplained by any special news. Speculative bonds were weak in sym pathy with stocks, but the Investment Is sues were firm. Total aales, par value, $2,- 710,000. United State bond were unchanged on the last call. The following are the closing price on the New York Stock exchange: Atchlaoa do pfa Bal. Ohio..... do pd Canadian PactSc Canada 80 , Che. A Ohio.... Chicago at Alton X4 80. Railway K4 44 414 104 46-1 ...inula ...1014 .:. 4 ...I34l ..-a 17 ... 4' ...IM do Dfd.... Teiaa eV Pacllo Toledo. 8t. L. 4k W do pfd Union Parflo do pfd., Wabash , do pfd Wheeling A U do l!d pfd , Wla. Central ..... do pfd .10S4 . M4 . so . 44 . 4 . 64 . 17 . (3' .100 .130 .141 .I'M . 4 . t4 . tovt .144 . 44 . 44 . 4 . M4 . 4 . M do ptd.... Chicago, lnd. do pfd...:. Chlcas.0 St B. ...1. 714 IM. " Chicago til. V ".5 do 1st pld An Id ntd. (Adama Ez.. -r,- 414 American Ex... Chicago K. W...,.i22 t'nlted States ttj cnicago ier. at -it... tsa eua-rargo ux.,. do Dfd .K4Anal. Copper , 0. C. C. 4k St. L ... '' Amir, car at r.... .( M4 ' do pfd ,.7v"t Amer. l.ln. Oil.... ..: 44 do pfd ...H2 (American 8. 4k B. ..,271 do pfd ,.. ... 41 jAnac. Mining Co.. k 'Brnoklyn R. T.... Colorado So do lat pfd , do xd pfd Del. A Hudson.. Del. L. A W Denver A R. O. do pfd Erie do 1st pfd do id pfd Great Nor. pfd.. Hocking Valley , do pfd Illinois Central . Iowa Central ... 1 do pfd Lake Erie A W. An nM . C010. Fuel A Iron ... s4 ... ii ...t'it' ...1014 Cone. Gaa 18 Cont. Tobacco pfd....lll (fen. Electrlo ,..14 Hocking Coal .... Inter. Paper do pfd Laclede Gaa National Blacnlt National Lead ... ... i ... 114 ... 71 ... to ... 444 ... 174 ...lit 70 ... 414 ...1044 ..e4 ... 3 ...5 ..: 74 ...1494 ... 44 ... t ... 514 . ..lis No. American ... L. A N Manhattan L 1174 Pacific Cos st lf.2(? racme Mall 101, People's oas .... Met. St. Rr... Mex. Central . Mex. National Minn. A St. L Mo. Pacific M.. K. A T... do pfd , N. J, Central.. N. Y. Central Norfolk A V.. do pfd Ontario A W. . Pennsylvania .. Reading do lat pfd... do 2d pfd.... St. L. A 8. P. do 1st pfd... do 2d pfd.... 8t. L. 8. W... do pfd.. St. Paul do pfd 80. Pacino .... . 2e IPreseed B. Car... . ltfSa do pfd. .liV Pullman P. Car.. .1104 Republic Steel... ... K4 ... 7114 ...1324 2HH do pfd .1.. ..'(114 ..HI ..lr.34 .. 74 .. 1 . .. 33 ..H..S4 Suaar Tenn. Coal A I..., Union Kag A P... do pfd V. 8. Leather do pfd U. 8. Rubber do pfd ... 3 ... 134 . .. 7 ... 124 ... St ... II ... &4 s V. 8. Steel ... 374 ... 1014 .. 754' do pM .. 734 Weatrn I'nlon ... . . 79 I Amer. Locomotlva .. T041 do pfd , .. :4 K. C. Southern .. .. (34 do pfd , ..11.014 Rock Island ..1934 do pfd .. 64 ... 14 ... 4 ... H ... .s ... M4 ... tl ... U New York Mtnlrva Quotations. NEW YORK. Jan. 12. The following are tne closing price on mining stocas: Adama Con 50 Little Chief t Alice K Onlsrlo 600- Breece 4S Ophlr 136 Brunswick Con t Phnenlx t Comstock Tunnel 7 Potoal U Con. Cal. A Va 830 Savage SO HorntSllver U3 Sierra Nevada 10S Iron silver ... k3 Standard U Leadrllle Con 1 Baak Clearlatja. OMAHA Jan. 12. Hank clearings today, ll.SM.Ml.DX . corresnonoins; day last yesr, 81.39(1.159.49: 'decrease. so,6o7.91. VHlItADKLPHIA, Jan. 12. Clearing, 817.19.1,747; balances, 82,3D9,i32; money, 6 per cent. HAL.TIMORE. Jun. 12.-Clearlnga. 83.364,. 198; bnlunces, 8fi03,311; 140STON, Jan. 12. balnn.es, 81.8.375. NEW YORK. Jan money, 6 per rent -Clearing, 819.040,610 12,-Clearlng. 1158, 28' 4nH: balances. 8.nlfi.7.ri9. CHICAGO. Jan. 13. Clearing. 833,954.340 balances, 31.S94.2o4; New York exchange, 10 oer cent i.remlum bid. 30c aueked: foreign exchange, unchanged; sterling posted at 34.84 for sixty days and at 84.874 for de mand. CINCINNATI. Jan. 12.-Clearli.gs. 85,734. 54o; money, 5(jjti p-r cent; New York ex chance. 1d.u2oc oremlum. STIOl'18. Jan. 12 Clearings, 39.963,464 balames, 8635,7u6; money, steady at xii6 per cent; New York exchange. 4oc discount, Oil and Hoaln. OIL. CITY. Ta., Jan. 12. OIL Credit bal ances, 31.54; certificates, no bid; shipments 9.SM bbls.; average. 8.148 bbls.; runs, 130,797 bbls.: averages, vs. "14 nuis. SAVANNAH. Jan. 12 OH-Turpentine, firm at btic. Kosln. nrm: ouoie: A. M. I II. .So: D. 41. S5; E. II 60; F. $1.66; O. 81.76: H, 32.U6; I. 12.40; K, 82 90; M, 83.35; N. 83 56; WaJ 83.sn: WW, 84.20. NEW YORK. Jan. 12. OIL-Cottonseed firm: prime yellow. 4K(M2e. I'etroleum firm. Turpentine, 6i(S5(i4c. Rosin. firtiK strained, common to good ii.iu4'mi d, TOI-EDO. Jan. 12 OU t'nehanged. IXINDON, Jan. 12 OlLr-Linseed. 24s d Eetroleuro, American refined, 6 8-16.). Tur l.t ntlne si.lrlts. 42s. Dl VERPOOU Jan. 12 OII Cottonseed Hull refined, firm at 22s 3d. Petroleum, re. lined, 64d. Roalu. common, nrm at 4s 1044 1 reBTee Marker. VP.' YORK. Jan. 12. COFFEE Boot quiet. Futures opened steady at a decline of 6 points anfl ruieu quiet .or. .usm.hu tu: o-sslon. developing a sagging tendency, ra.wrver. as a lesult of foreign vrikntx .nH full r.'celoti. The close was oulet price net Mil': lower. Eales. 17.is0 oags including: January. 4.2ac; March. 4.3M 4 4k : May. 4 00c; July, i.isc; eepiemuer, 4 s.'$j4.9-'; December. 510c. , F.lala Batter Market, EIXJIN. U., Jan. U.-JtlTTER-Dropped lc in price on the Hoard or 'I raae loo ay Thm were no sales. I ut the official market waa declared firm at 28C The sale of the week were iuO.ibO lba. OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET Fat Cattle Held Juit About 8ted; and readers Sold 8trougr. HOG MARKET GENERALLY UN HIGHER l.lht Ran of Sheep aad Lamb anal Fatly eafly Frleea Were raid, Mesleaa Vearlla; Havln; Salal lllaa a tttl.tHh SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 12. Receipts were: Cattle. Hors. Sheep, umciai Monday Same day last week Same week before Same three weoks ago.. Same four weeks arto... Same day last year 3.4HN 2.H17 4 o,2"6 2.0XI 4.1'33 3.701 b.i.i 6.eil 6.423 b.4.0 4.742 S.IH2 b.;i;i 4,232 8.24S l,H9!t 4.210 K EC EI FT 9 FOR THE YEAR TO DATE The following table show the receipt ol cattle, .hogs and sheep at South omafia for the year to date, and comparisons with last ear 19.(8. 1H02. Inc. Dee Catue 22,47 24.3o2 HoKS OX, M0 M,'2 bheep 2&.U78 15.721 8.368 1.8t5 24,el2 Average price paid for hogs at South Omaha tor the Inst several uas with com parisons; Date. I 1902 . 191 .1900. ,189.iS9". ill7. it6. Dec. 87., Dec 28., uec. 2s. , Dtc. 30. Dec. 81.. 44 I 1 6 M. 4 831 4 t 1 44 I SO) ' . I ft 26! 4 7.'. 4 14 3 48. I 321 I -4 .1 6 M4. I 4 al 4 l; t 4fc, 8 8 a 1 .j t 34 3.l I 4 141 3 V i 31 3 li . t 264, 21 0 I 8 Bl 8 0 Date. I 19W3 lau2.ll9ul.19uO.18.lS9S.il!. mi. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. JUII. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. I 6 38 I 6 22 4 951 4 21! 1 42 8 1 I 34 22 4 Wi 4 XJ 3 67 8 tl 2)i 1 4 M 4 -U i 7 1 -. I I u 2 6 02 , 4 2l 4 3 44r 2 j 6 274l I 6 04 4 37 3 47, 8 3 8 31 1 b M, 6 24i 1 4 ;v! 3 4S J a 7....I 3;ci 8 09! 8 O61 1 3 42, 8 401 3 18 8.... v 45, tf UKi 6 Wii 4 34 1 8 43 3 12 9. ...I 40 I IS, 8 lii 4 3i 4 35i 13 14 10.. 11.. 12.. 8 40 . 1 8 N o toi 4 oo 3 iW 8 43 I 04 1 6 2o 4 41, 3 bi i 29 3 07 6 454l I 6 17, 4 4i 3 (W 3 4i a 14 . Indicate Sunday. ) The official number of car of stock brought In today by eacn roau was: Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's. t;., M. w t. F. Ry.... 13 CI1I011 iJac.hc system 14 C. & N. W. Ry 7 3 3 4 .. 32 2 11 3 1 9 s.. 1 .. 8 1 1 2 63. 17 1 V E. & M. V . Ry Do C, Bt. 1'.. M. & O. Ry 16 II. & M. Ry 36 H. A U. Ry 7 C, R. 1. 6c P., cist... C, R. I. A V., weal Illinois Central 4 Total receipts ....152 The uisuosi jon of the day's receipt 'was as follows, et.cn buyer purcnaslng tne num- uer ot head indicated: Muyexs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Paeking Co.. 243 46 136 922 bSU 923 V06 ilo 1,6 J bU 613 92J 2,677 m 16) 4 3 66 62 e 33 lib 12 210 .... 25 U bwift and Company Armour &. Co Cuuahy facn.ing Co Armour, from bioux City Carey A ttenton Ljbnian & Co , W. 1. Htephen Huaton & Co Livingstone & Shaller.... Le Rothschild U F. Huz Wolf A Murnan B. F. Hobblck Other buyers Westhelmer Total 1,611 6,186 8,618 CATTLE Receipts of cattle were not ex cessive this morning, and as a result a fairly active and steady market was ex perienced. Buyer started out In good sea son, and as most of the trains were In at reasonably early nour tne duik 01 me offerings was soon disposed of. The better crade ot beet steers were rather scarce this morning, and In fact there were no choice bunches on sale. Packers, though, took hold In good shape, and the maraet could safely be quoted steady. Buyers evidently had to have some cattle to nil ineir immediate oraers, so that In the absence ot good stuff the com moner grades were more easy to dispose of than usual. The cow market was fairly active ana Just about steady on all grades. Canner and the medium kinds seemed to be ln good demand, a well a the belter graae of cornfeds. A large propoitlon of the offerings consisted of cow stuff, bul the demand was BUtnclent to take everything offered at last week' prices. There was no particular change in uie market on bull, veal calve and stags. The sudd y of stockers ana leeaers was light again this morning, and a the de mand continued In good shape the market was aotlve and stronger on all desirable grade. There were everal bunches good enough to bring over 11. 00, and one big string sold at 84.35. The demand for feed er at this time Is not what would be called large, -but still buyers claim tney cannot get enough of them to fill their order. Kepreaemauve saies; BEEF BTEERS. ' Av. 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ISO ..1UI ..1100 .. tto ..isot .. 120 .. Ml .. tlO .. 666 .. 661 .. 630 .. J0 .. 137 .. til .. Ill ..1M0 .. 7.17 .. 714 1 no 1 HEIFERS. I 60 1 25 I 16 I 76 I tt I 00 I 00 I II I... I K I It I 10 I 46 1 60 I (.5 I 60 I 76 4 00 4 10 1 It I I II I I t 8 It I 47 BULLS. 184 t 60 . 1 ...1 I to 1110 I M 1 tM) I 16 130 I 60 1 1660 I 16 14H0 I 60 1 1610 I 26 14t 1 65 1 KW0 I 26 11IN) I 10 I ilUO I 2f. 1330 I to 1 1460 I 10 1640 1 00 1 1430 I 30 1411 I 00 1 1JU0 I 36 Unl I 00 1 160O I 16 1160 1 l ( I too 1 16 1600 I 14 a I lilt I 46 640 I It 1 160 I 60 !S I It 1 1371 I 10 1M0 I 16 I Kit I 75 int I It 1 17M I 75 1610 1 II 1 1K60 S Mr 1610 I 16 CAL.VEB. 34 4 00 1 170 6 65 160 4 60 I 2)4 S 76 lao I 36 i a 1 an Ill I W 1 170 6 16 BTOCK CALVES. M0 1 tt I tat 60 17 I to 1 600 I 71 H4 1 an . STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. tto i H 14 Ut t tt , 71 I It 11 M IS , nt 8 tt . 1 nt 1 it 11., 1.. 4., 14.. 446 746 . M7 . 71 TT . 2i I ( 1 M IU I 60 a o 1 T70 8 7 it eio 7f, 11 in " t 71s 4 an t 1 . . 1A'4 4 en 47..... M 4 to 1 M CtIX)RAr0 ' 3 95 4 feeders.. 793 t 88 Zimmerman Colo. 77 feeder. . J. 36 feeders. . . 792 W. 640 8 tu 3 feeder. . 640 8 25 H008 There was a small number of hogs on nle this morning for even a Monday, so that the miirkrl ruled active and higher. The bulk of the hogs sold a dime higher than on Saturday, but In some case sales men thought thy were unable to gel over 54i 74c higher. Tne market, though, could be quoted generally a dime higher. Trad ing was quite active, and sa receipts were small everything waa out of first hands In good season. The bulk of the sales went from 86.4 to UK, with a few light weights selling from $6.45 down. There was prac tically no quotable 'change In the market frtim start to finish. Representative sales: No, it... At ...130 ...11 ...11 .(.& ...til ...80S ...til. ...110 ...tu ...in ...136 v. Ill ...231 ...221 ...134 .. ,l7 ...114 ..I2IM Sh. it. No. at. sh. .. i 76 tt 121 M .. 6 M in i:t ... .. 6 40 6.7 17 ... .. 6 40 41. Ill 120 IT. 6 4 4 46 4 4e 4 4 4 4 474 6 474 4 M 4 to ' 4 60 6 M4 4 M'i 4 (24 424 6 f.14 t tt 6 tt 4 U i7 . ft.. 7 .. 71.. 67.. It.. 1.'.. .. 70.. .. 60.. 6.. 71.. 40 "to 40 60 0 too 10 so 6 42 4 to 101 40 I 42 4 71 124 to 4 424 tl lf0 110 6 4:4 44. ...f.. .140 to 424- U M 6 4t tl 120 4 45 4v 144 6 4 be M7 4 41 46 r.7 45 t 20 IU 74 14K 1 4t tt i;t I 45 M 377 6 4t 66.. Ill 40 S.H. nt 170 101 so 45 BHEEP There w'ks oni, ily a small supply (his morning, snd of sheen and lambs here the market opened In good season. Pack ers art took hold freely and the market could again be quoted active and fully steady. There were no choice lambs of fered, but some of fair quality brought 15.25. A bunch of Mexican yearlings sold st 15.00, which Is the highest price pnld here In a loner time, hut It wa also the best bunch' of yearlings that have been sold here In some time. The rest of the ofTrrlngs were of only fair to common quality. There were not enough feeders on sale with which to make a test of the market. Quotations: Choice western lambs, I5.2riff) 6.4(1', fair to good lumbs, $1.9oii5.25; choice native lambs, 85.4fy5.50; choice yearlings, 84.5itli5.00; fair to good yearlings, 84.004 hO; choice wethers, 4.15(&4.40; fair to good, 83.75 if4 15; choice elves, 83.&0tf 4.00; fair to good, 3.ti(i4i3.tV); feeder lambs, 3.O'y4.00; feeder yearlings, J3.uo'ri3.50; feeder wethers 2.7.Vi 3.25; feeder ewes, 1.50tt2.26. Representative rales No. Av. . 9H . 101 . 66 . 72 . 160 . 100 . 101 . 75 . 92 . 79 . 77 . 46 Pr. 8 75 3 75 6 20 6 25 3 00 3 00 3 45 4 50 4 90 5 00 6 75 3 66 l:(H weetern ewes 238 western ewes 277 western lambs 469 western lambs 1 buck 140 bucks 424 western ewes 191 western yearling..... 3fts western yearlings 663 Mexican yearlings.... native lambs 28 feeder lamb CHICAGO I.IVR STOCK MARKET. Cattle Are Lower, bat Hogs, Sheep and Limbi All Go Hlirher. CHICAGO, Jan. 12 CATTLE Receipts, 29.000 head: market 10W15C lower; good to I prime steers. 8o.2666.2o; poor to medium, s.aiio.uo; stocker and reeders, j3.oocn4.8i; cows, 1. 40(3-1.50; heifers, 2.23(&5.nO; canner. .I.40rif2.50; bullet, 82.25fc4.40; calves, IS.JHi 8.00; Texas fed t-teers, :l.7f4.85. I IOt 3 8 Receipts, 37,000 head; estimate.! tomorrow, 30,000 head; left over, 8,000 head; market 10c higher; closed easier; mixed and butchers, 86.304j6.6o; good to choice heavy, 86.7.V36.95; rough heavy, $6.3K(j6.70; light, .i 90!&6.8o; bulk of snles. 36.35j6.70. BHEEP AND LAMnf Receipts, 30,) head: sheep, steady and strong: lambs, lXij) lac higher; good lo choice wethers, I4.2f.rai 4.75: fair to choice mixed, 83.26'&4.25: west ern sheep, 84.25fc6.26; native lambs, 84.0od 6.0(1. official Saturday: Receipts. Shipments. Cattle 362 260 Hog 23.128 S.97S Sheep 2,072 Ksssai City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY. Jan. 12. CATTLE Re ceipts, 8,00tr head natives, 1,200 head Tex ans, 100 head Texas calves, 600 head natlvo Texans; corn fed, 10rul5e lower; cow and heifers, steady to strong; Btockers snd feeders, active, strong: quarantine steady; choice export and dressed beef Bteers, 84.90 ipn.90; fair to good, 83.604t4.8o; stockera and feeders, 82.66fc4.25; western fed steers, 33.00 6.20; Texas and Indian steers, 83.0off4.1O; 'exas cows, 32.653.20; native cows, fit.WW . 1 . na.l,,. k,Alfa-a t) IS.' i nPa 1 1 lit 2.25; bulls, 82.66it()3.o5; 'calves, 2.60j7.25. noun tteceipis, .v neau; mars-ei ori-cic higher; top, 16.674; bulk of sales, 36.40i6.60; heavy, 36.50ijj6.674; mixed packers, 86.3.V8: 6.624; light. 86.2o36.424; yorkers, 86.40 6.424; pigs, 5.S&6.1d. HHKtr ahu L.AMIJM Receipts, a.ssj head; market strong; native lambs, 14. ("'()) 6!?; western tamos, 83.S6ti4.15; fed ewes, 83.5003.95; native wethers, 3.ts4.60; west ern wethers, 83.0Off4 20; Blockers and feed ers, 8.0O(jj3.36. New York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK. Jan. 12. CATTLE Re ceipts, 4,413 head; steers opened steady to trong. ciosea easy; ouas ana cows steaay; steers, 84.2n4i6.75; oxen and stags, 4.0ta 5.00; bulls, J2.6O0-4.65; exports, 35; cows, 81.61 4U3.90. Cables, steady; exports,. 70 head cattle. . ' CALVES Receipts, 1,647 head; veals, firm: barnyard, strong; western, steady; veals, 35.9ofc6.20; choice, I9.624fcfl.75; barn yards. 83.2Mi4.0O; westerns, 43.76fc-t.75; cltj dressed veals, 114fcl44c per lb. SHEEP and iamub neceipis, IS.SJi head; sheep, 25c higher; lambs,, 40c higher; heep, 2.7ofc4.7b; culls, 2.00fc'2. 10; export heep, 84 75fc6.0O; lambs, Io.6ofc6.90; extra, 7; Canada lambs, 36.25; culls, 80. HOOS Keceipis, sz neu.i; maraei 10c higher; state, I0.80fc6.90; choice light, 87; westerns, 85.60. St. Iools Live Stock Market. ST. LOCIS, Jan. 12. CATTLE Receipts, 4,000 head. Including 8,000 head TexanM market steady- native shipping and export steers, 84.705.7f, with trlctly fancy worth tin to 86.00: dresed beer ana outcner steers, 34.00ft5.&0; steers under 1,000 lbs., 83(75fc5.0O: Blockers and leeaers, 12. (bfcl.oo; cows ana heifers. 32.26if5.00; ranners, 1. 50(K2. 75; bulla. 83.264c4.26; calves, 33.75fc8.flo; Texas and In aian steers, 2.9Ofc4.40; cow and heifers, 2.403.8i HtlliB rieceiDis. e.aiaj Tieao; maraei 10c higher; pigs and lights, 86.0ofc6.35; pack ers, 86.25f6.6o; butchers, 86.40fc6.80. SHEEP AND LAM H8 Receipts, 1.000 head; market steady; native muttons, 83.70 ti4.00j lambs, 84.4ofc..75; culls and bucks. oorgt.oo; stocaera, ei.iaua.w, lexana, e..tf 63.60. St. Joseph l.lve-atoek Market. HT. JOSEPH. Jan. 12 CATTLE Re ceipts, 1,3i.i3 head; active, steady to strong: natives, 83.86fc6.00; Texas and westerns, 83.464i6.25; cows and heifers, 32.0Oiuv4.5O; tockers and feeders, t3.OKdc4.60. HOtlS Receipts, 3,ew( neaa; ngni ana light mefllum mixed, 16.3.(6624; medium and neavy, eo.3Dfii.oir'; P'a" eo.wuo.iu; uuia of saleo, e6.tKXic6.66. SHEEP AM) LAMiiD- neceipts, 1.044 head; active, strong; top Colorado lambs, 86; top westeri wether 84.50. Sloaz City Live Stoek Market. SIOUX CITY. Ia., Jan. 12. (Special Tele- fam.) CATTLE Receipts, 1.2"0; stockera 10c higher, killers steady; beeves, 3.inw b.OO: cow, bulls and mixed, 42.00fc3.75; stockers and feeders, 32.o0fc4.0O; yearlings and calves, 32.2&4M. .0. fit Hb Receipts, z.ao; maraei 10c nigner at 85.90(36 60; bulk. 86 l"4i6.40. -.Stock lai Mailt. The following were the receipts of live stock at tbe six principal cities yesterday: 1 am t. ..... 4 t 14 Hogs. Sheep. 4.9.J3 3.71)1 27.) 30.011O Mm 4.20J 4,5110 1.000 2.663 1,044 2,600 n.OOl 89,845 Omaha .'. S.H' Chleaeo ' Kansas City s."" St. Ixiuls 4.'o St. Joseph l. Sioux City 1.2u0 Total .46.971 Evaporated Apple aad Dried Pralta. vrtir vnnir inn 1? -r.VAPOB atpd APpr.Efrt Oulet.' but teady to firm: prices on the old bafcls. Common are quoted at Vrv be: prime. 5fc54c; choice, Mfct4c; laney, 7 7c- .... ( AolnlnMA umimj rni.110 cpoi runes are firm and attracting a fair Job- pr blng aemunu, io i..-umi j u. , ., a 1 imim continued to rsnes from i.a.B 34c to 74c for all grades. Apricots are l.t. . L. (r. lu.VH .l.,tH at 71- unlet. inn, will. ... ... ... . ........ . a A,. 1 I k.o mm n 71 f1 I , W 1' , a 3))c nil,, in i' - j - -m in f,,iit H.mi.nd: iM'ied are ouoted at life 18c and unpeeled at 64'u4c Susar and Molasses KV.W ORLEANS. Jsn. 12.-8COAR Quiet; open kettle. 24fc:i4c; open kettle, rentrlfuM-ul. 8 3-16i34r: centrifugal, white 34j4c: ellow. 3 7-l6fc3 15-l's-;"seconds, 24 4.1 8-16C. MOIaABPESSteady; r.pen kettle, ltV&26o; centrifugal, Mi'3; syrup. 19fc.'4e. NEW YORK, Jsn. 12 SUGAR Raw, Steady; refined firm. MOLASSES Firm. . LaONDON. Jan. 12. SUGAR Beet, ta 14d, Dry Goods Market. vrnr Va-.Dti' Tun 14 I.DT nftf I T Ht I, V. ..... . aa. ' - - - Ther waa no 4sbaug In the demand from hAme trade an.l export business I qult Riverside sheet advanced 4c a yard: n other et hange In prices. Print eloths con Untie scarce and firm. Silks and rlbtx.ru firm, with fair demand. Cotton Market. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 12 COTTON Easy; sales, 9.to bnles; ordinary, 7 1-1"0 good ordinary, 7 9-1c; low middling. 7 7-16c middling. 4c; good middling, 8 15-I6c; mid tiling fair, 94c; receipts, l7.7tS bales; stock 3x1.21 bales. Futures, steady; January 8fliS.53c; February. K 5Tti. 7;t-; March, S.ft (iiS 6".c; April. K.tttdK 6V-: May. 8.76ti77c, June, 8.79fc8.81c; July, 8.8tVti,vS7c; August 8.53ns. 54c. NEW YORK, Jan. 13 COTTON Opened quiet and steady nl an advance of 1 point to a decline of 1, nd for a time ruled steady. Following the first call there wai an Improvement of a point or two. Re ceipt pointed to larger figures and eelllnt became more or less general, turning t lie. market In favor of the bear contingent lo the extent of 6 to 11 point, from whlen there was but little recovery, the mark-l being finally steady at a net loss of 3vi points, lluslnes was email throughout the session, the total transactions amounting to about 2(0,000 bales. Selling waa checl'.ed nv comparatively firm advance from tha spot market of the country, quotations on the spot article being sustained at all points except New York, where there all a decline of 6 points. The local market wax weakened somewhat ny "notices or len ders of cotton to the amount of about 5.."1 bales, under which January sold from 8 6l lo 36.5,Vcloslng at 8S.54. Public speeulatljn wts slack, but what there was of It favored the purchase of March, May and August contracts. As a rule there was little out side Interest In cotton. During the after noon thfvcotton offered was absorbed by siilietnntlttl jieopre, and the undertone of the market was finally firm, vith some de mand from the short contingent. ST. LOl: IS, Jan. 12. COTTON Un changed ; middling, 8c; sale, none: re ceipts, 3.7:t bales; shipments, 8,744 bales; stock, 29.1X6 hales. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 12 -COTTON Spot, fair demand: prices 4 point higher; Amer ican middling fair, 5.31.1; good middling, 4od; middling, 4.72d; low middling, 4.od: good ordinary, 4.4S.1; ordinary, 4.3lid; total sale of the (lay were lo.OoO bales, of which l.floo were for speculation and export and Included 9.500 American; receipts, 7.000 bales, including 1.200 American. Futures ojened firm, closed easy. American mid dling g. o. c: January. 4.8Sfc4 61.1; January and February, 46.1iY4.b4d; February and March. 4 64.1: March and April, 4.6&4.0f.d; April and Mav, 4.66fc4.66d ; May and June, 4 fiHfc4.67d; June and July. 4.66((N.67d ; July and August, 4.G6fti-4.67d ; August and Sep tember, 4.66d; September and October, 4.3m1, October and November, 4.3!.d. 1 Moot Market. 8T. LOCIS. Jan. 12 WOOT, Firm: me dium grRde and comhlng. 17fc'Jlc; light line, 1Mi194c; heavy line, ISfclGc; tub-washed, 18 4319c. LONDON. Jan.- 12. -WOOL Arrival for the next series arrived today and are: New Sou IB Wales, 3.463 bales; Queensland, 10.166 hnles; Victoria, 40..HJ9 bales; 8outh Australia, 27.67S bnles; West Australia. 16, 061 bales: Tasmania, 4G9 bales; New Zea land 34.295 bales; Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 56.2r4 bales; 29,0K1 Australasian and l.l.OOO bales Capo of Good Hope and Natal forwarded direct. Whisky Market. CHICAGO. Jan. 12. WUISKY-On basis of hlKh wines, 11.30. PEORIA, Jan. 12. WHISKY Bteady, at "'. LOUIS, Jan. 12. WHISKY Firm at tl 80. .-CINNATI", Jan. 12. WHISKY Dis tillers' finished goods, firm, on basis of $1.30. Her View of It. The housewife wanted to know why the applicant for a position a cook had left her last place. The applicant was disposed to be evasive. "What wud ye think, mum, if I told ye that tbe master was so attlntlve to me that the missus got jealous?" she asked at last. Tho housewife gave the applicant a quick look before replying. "I would think," she then said, "that the master wa a man of, no Judgment. Chicago Post. A Fijian Tragedy. The cannibal had JuBt completed tbelr arrangement, consisting of a kettle of hot water, a box of toothploks and a missionary from Boston. The chieftain asked the menu If ha had anything to say. "Well," replied the soup and entree, "only , this: That It Is apparent, no matter hu.v much good a man trie to do In thl world, someone will come along and down him." Which,' being perfectly true, was withheld from publication. Baltimore, New. The Whole t .rrir. When Secretary Shaw' 'daughter accom panied hlm to the subtreasury the other day their father pointed ont to them the office ot J. Plerpont Morgan on the other side of Wall street and the new Stock ex change. "Is Mr. Morgan a bull or a bear?" In quired one of the daughters. "Oh, he I the bos ot tbe menagerie," gravejy replied the secretary of tbe treas ury. N. Y. Time. Love AboH-e Par. Towns Poor fellow! He eertalnly does love her for all he' worth. Browne He loved her even more than that today. Towne How do you mean? Browne He sent her a 810 bunch of rosei and borrowed the price trsm me. Philadel phia Press. THUS REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday, ws.iusr lw. Warranty Deeds. B. V. .Walter and wife to J. H. Schmidt, a 90 feet of e4 lot 10. block 1. Park Place t COO Anna Corrlgan to E. J. Hughe, lot 4. block 6, langan Place W. F. Fowler and wife to J. VV. Pen- 4300 1,(XX 260 1,40 60C nell, 83 feet of n 99 feet of w4 lot 26. and e 14 feet of w 179 feet of S3 teet (if nw reet lot 26, S. E. Roger' Oklahoma add (eat cent l f.et. Sarah la. E.lgerton and husband to Michael Wolfahauer, 40 feet lot 6, Youngerman add Tukey Land company to F. 8. Dulany, lot 13. block 3, Clifton Hill Stella M. Vodrle to Kate A. Ryan, e 60 feet lots & and 8, block 40, South Omaha , Deeds. 1 Sheriff to Continental National bank. ii i-o 101 , ihock 44, ana n i-i lot 8, block 148, Omaha Total amount of transfer .... DR. McGREW SPECIALIST Treats all forma f I1SEASES AND DISORDERS 0I MEN ONLY 17 Tear Experience, IT Year In Omaha. Hia remarkable suc cess haa never bee equaled and every day bring many flatter In reports of the good nt it doing, or thl relief he has given. Hot Springs Treatment for Syphilis And all Blood Poison. NO "BREAKING OUT" on the akin or face and all external Sign Of the disease) disappear at once. BLOOD DISEASE IT LT?.." IfltJllnOCIC Cure guaranteed In flAilluUuLLC LKMS THAN II DA 8 8. (.-I deuliiiy, loa ol ,u..o. uaoasttu i a dutchavrgot, Bu-aciuxe, timet, Kluiuiy ana Bladder JJlseae), ttj aroctoe. ViUICK CURKJHLOW CUAJIOKS. Treaimaut by ina-U. V. O. lioa a4. Office vasr ilia tt. a,4Ut uoet, le4,wen 'axnDxV eU-S tXiuaifis slroeua, Uai A 11 A. Jsifist.. P. B. Wesr. Pres. c. A. Was re. V-Prea. Estahltshed 16J. WEARE COMMISSION CO., CHICAGO Msoiuere of the fnnclpal xcliangea. frlvate V tret to Ad l olius. CHAIR, FMOHHOM, ll'utkl, BOHD8 Bought and sold for rau ar future delivery. OMAHA BRANCH. llo-lU Board est Trade, lelerhone Ull W. K. Ward, Locai af'siaxet. I
