THE OMAHA DAILY TIKI-:. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14. 1003.
COMMERCIAL' AND FINANCIAL
Business ii Brisker on BoarJ of Trade Tban
Daring Lait Few Da jr.
WHEI IS DECIDEDLY STRONG AND RISES
Com and Oats Alio (o I p, bat Pro
Visions, laflaenrrd by Decline la
Hons, Remain Harris
Stendy.
CHICAGO. Jan. IS There van a good ;
trade In whwit toddy and the market km
strong on decldet'ly bulllfh news, May
clcslng Sc higher. May corn wa up V.
while oats were Mic higher. Provisions
were barely steady and Mav options close
from a, shade higher to 6c lower.
There van hkxI buying of May wheat by
some of the strongest people fn the trade,
wlih the most iirotnlnent long taking on
considerable. Part of the buying was for
southwest account, rhletly Ht. Louis, and
the shorts were also good buyers. The pell
lug was mainly by local trailers and offer
ings were so free that th upward ten
dency was cheeked materially. There was
a fair demand from the northwest, but the
strength In rorn whs the principal bull
factor. Small clearances and favorable
weather were bear factors. May opened n
shade to c hlither nt 75c to T57fj7!c, and
advanced jrradjally to ih-SiliGH'". where t
closed with a gain of Sc. Hraltn-et
world's visible snowed a decrease of a. .""'.
001 bushels, where a much smaller decrease
had been exeeled. Clearances of wheat
arid flour were equal to 344.0HO huHhcl and
60 boatloads were reported taken for ex
port. Primary receipt were &4i. bushem,
against &'7,l biinhels a year ago. Minne
apolis and Duluth reported receipts of .127
cars, which, with local receipts of "0 cars
one of contract grade made total receipts
fo the three points of 3H7 cars, against 434
tars last week and 479 cars a year ago.
Corn ruled active and strong, the strength
abroad having a stimulating effect. There
was a big trade In May around 44c, but the
oflerlnas bv commission houses and by
small longs retarded the upward move 1
nient, A big export demand was me cmer
strengthening Influence, there being over a
hundred boatloads reported taken for ship
ment. The close was strong and at the top
for May at 44'c, with a gain of c, a'ter
ranging between 4:ifi-4.'lc and 44'nc. Local
receipts were fair oho cars but there were
none of contract.
Oats were "fairly active and the market
was firm, the strength In other grains being
a help. Commission houses sold on the ad
vance, the bulk of the offerings being taken
by scalpers. A fair cash demand wsb also
n supporting factor. The close was lirm.
with May Mic higher at M'iliXtc, after
soiling between 34Mi34T4iC and 3-".c. Local
receipts were small cars and a still
further falling off Is anticipated.
Provisions were quiet, but held steady.
In view of the decline In hogs. A little
selling by pit traders caused an easier
feeling In pork and lard, but ribs held
steady. May pork closed 5c lower at I16.27V4,
lard waa down 6c at 1:4. 471. while Hub were
a shade higher at lS.&VftX.97i.
Kntlmated receipts for tomorrow: "Wheat,
30 cars; corn, iK5 cars; oats, lu6 cars; hogs,
43 000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open. Mign. Low. Close. Kesy.
Wheat
Jan.
May
July
Corn
Jan, May
July
Oats
Jan.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan.
May
July
Ribs
Ja-n.
May
T2
72Mi 72 72Mi 72
44i-H 75'4 7tVS 75V4(ft 74
73V, 73W 73U Vi! 73W
TW6i
4V
47'i' 4f.'4
74
44
4's
43S
32
34
44ii,!43S(r(i
434r42Vtf'i
43 jv.
I
8311
'33 1
3.V 33 '
35V.!34'.fir.
34W4I
WW
Si
17 HO
16 30
31V31&'s
17 80 I 17 80
16 35 I 16 25
I I
9 8741 9 82ft1
9 6214! 9 45
9 37, 9 32
17 80
n no
16 27V4
16 324
9 87H
8 62':
9 371,1
9 85
9 87'4
9 52-4
9 37
9 47V,
9 35
8 80 '
8 97V4
8 K
8 80 I 8 77HI
8 971 8 W
8 921
I 95
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOTR Steady; winter patents,
8.60; straights, ll.lOiii.'t.ao; spring pateita.
t2.40fi3.7U; etralghts. $2.90ltf3.20; bakers, $2.25
2.7S.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 73Q76c; No. 3. 71
72c: No. 2 red, 72jj)72MiC.
CORN No. 2, 47c; No. 2 yellow, 47e.
OATS No. 2, 334c; No. 3 white, 3433c
RVK-No. 2. 4Sc.
RARLEY Good feeding, 428l6c; fair to
choice multlng, i7&ilic.
SKEDS-N'o. 1 flax, 11.18; No. 1 north
western, $1 24. Prime timothy, 13 86.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 318.06.
I.ard, per luo lbs,. $!) 90. Short ribs aides
(loose), t8.7nfi8.87V4- Dry salted shoulders
(boxed), $&.3iWu6Z. Bhort clear sides
(b"X.v). 9.iii.k14.
Following were the receipts t.nd shipment
of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 20.500 15.0U0
Wheat, bu 64.800 30,000
Corn, bu 413,2oO 2O7.600
Oats, bu 274.3U0 217,ao
Rye. ba 9,4u0 2,0i)
wariey. du 37.OU0 10,000
On the Produce exchange today the but.
trr market was quiet and steady; cream
eries. isy27'4c; dairies. 174i25c. Eggs, firm,
loss off, cases returned, Sc. Cheese, dull
and steady, 13gl4c.
NEW VOItK GEMCRAL MARKET.
Dotations ot the Day on Varlons
Commodities.
TI?.15Vyi7ORK' Jan- 13-FLOUR-Recelpts.
8f.,iu4 bbla.; exports, 17.440 bbls.; fairly ac
tive and steadier: winter patents, t3.6uc
t.9o; winter straights, W 4.xSa.55; Minnesota
patents. t4.0ifi4 20; winter extras. t2.8iili3.15
Minnesota bakers, tii.2(Ka34o; winter low
lii-uues , t2.65i2.9i. Rye flour, dull; sales 600
bbls.; fair to good, S3.Ui3.33. Buckwheat
tluur, dull, t2.2ui2.3o, spot and to arrive
CtRNMEAI,8teady; yellow western,
$119: city, tl 16; Brandywlne. t3.404i'3.56
MYE-yulet; No. 2 western. 59c, f. o. b..
afloat: state, 564j67. c. I. f.. New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 42i45c, f o
b-U.",?I'.B.,i,n"l,in' 47ic. c. i. f., Buffalo.
''tAT Keceipts, 112.100 bu.; exports,
as,. Kb Bu.; spot market firm; No. 2 red, 80Wo.
elevator; No. 3 red, 8oV,o f. o. b afloat
No. 1 northern. Duluth, 7c f. o. b., afloat -No.
1 hard, Manitoba, 87c f. o. b., afloat'
Refluctlng adverse Argentine news, export
rumors, steady cables, small western re
ceipts, bullish Uradatreets statement of
weekly stocks, cold weather weBt and good
Chicago support wheat held very steady all
day on a light local trade. The close was
nrro at M,ifcVe net advance. March closed
-"s.c; May, NO 5-lftijH0 -lc, closed 8oc:
July, 7XW.!V-, closed 7f4c.
CORN Receipts, 47,000 bu.; exports, 49,761
bu ; spot firm; No. 2, 6KV4C elevator and
WVfcc f. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 yellow. 604c; No.
2 white, 6sVc. Option market was fairly
active and a shade higher, Influenced by
poor quality of arrivals, higher cables,
covering of January shorts and a big ex
port demand. The close was Arm, at
He net advance. January, 67Vff8, closed
foe; February, 55V, closed 65Lc; March
clnsedt 5;tc; May. 4STk1i49tc, closed 4"c;
July, 4N(4(N'Bc. closed 4iWc.
OATS Receipts, Kti.on) bu.; spot firmer;
No. 2, 41c; standard white, 42V: No. 3
V; No. 3 white, 4l'e; No. S white, 42V;C;
track mixed western, nominal; track white
41W48C. Options quiet bin steady with
corn: May closed 4"'c.
HAY Steady; shipping. 5570c; good to
choice. t:.w 10.05.
HOPS Firm, state, common to choice,
19i3 crop. 2!ei37c; 19tH crop 2tj6c; olds.
Mi 12V; Paclrlc coast, ii2 crop, 25ij4uc;
lal crop, 2Jt .('; ol,i. iMjuv.
HIDES Steady; Ualveston. 20 to 25 lbs
18c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas dry.
24 to 3o lbs.. 14c "
LEATHER Firmer; acid. 24i25V.
PROVISIONS Heef, quiet; family. tl5 00
(I17.U0; mess, tin ixKUU.OO; beef hams, tSo oOJ
22.00; packet IM.U04n5.OO: city extra Indirt
mrss, J4.oo27.w. Cut meals, quiet; pickled
bellies. txbOjjlOOO; pickled shoulders f25:
pickled hams, 111 (KjU Iurd. easy; west
ern steamed. 110 2a; January closed at I10.30,
nominal; re tilled, easy; continent, io ;
South America, tll.oo; compound, "t.Uvt
7.76. Pork, steady; family, tls.oo; short
clear, $10 9JW 12 5o; mess, tlK-Oi is.50.
TALLOW Firm; city, 6Wc; country,
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 44
NEW YORK. Jan. IS. BUTTER Re
relpts. S.StSD pkgs. ; steady; state lalry, 2-q
Sc; creamery, extra, mc; creamery, com
inon to choice, 22t27c.
CHEESE Receipts, $.487 pkgs.; firm
fancy, large, slate, full cream, colored
full made. 14c: late made, 13V; while, fall
made, 14c; fancy, small, colored, fall made
14 V: lata mttde. U-ilJo; white, fall
made, He: late made. 13V.
EGOS Receipts, 4,534 pkgs.; firm: state
nd Pennsylvania, averxga best, tousle;
western, poor 10 fancy, fu29c.
POl l.l V-Alive, flriner. ch'ckens, 12c;
turkeys. Mmjlao; fowls. 14c; dressed, firm;
western chickens, 12ti3ic; westrrn fowls,
12i 13V: turkeys, 1mj;iSc.
METALS Tin was lower today In New
York and London, the latter market de
clining 16 to 127 Us l for spot and to
2s 6d for futures, while the local mar
ket closed at 2'02V- Copper In I-ondoa
also declined, losing 12s d, spot closing at
ai 6a aad futures at 5$ lus- Tbs local
market, nffected by the development 1
stT'ind. was weak and lower; ManrlHrd, i
111.50; lake, 1122.,; e1ectrol tic. I12.m; cist-
nr. H.n. . I.i ad "H Heady and un-
i iiinin ncre 4 I ss, snn spoiler i:niimrini 1
111 i.iiiiuiiii , oere 11 itiii'eii ,i''u.m j
Iron, firm; (Jlasgow closed 5Ss Ui. .M.iniliS
boro. 4ts 441. Irfically iron was dull: wsr
rants ire nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern.
-i tn'o-.M': No. 1 foundry, southern, and
No. 1 lomidray, southern, soil, .u.tii .'...
.OM AII. IKII..-SAI.K '.URKF.T,
rnndltlon of Trade and Qaotatlona oa
ilnple and Faney Prodaee.
F.OCt! Fresh slock. 24c.
LIVE POL'LTR Y 1 ! ns 9'dlOc: old roost
ers. 4Ji5c; turkeys. 12il3c; ducks. S'fl'Jo;
ge.se. iixc; spring chickens, per lb., lrtf
lie.
PRESSED PDl'LTRT Young chickens.
li12c; hens, 10'olic. turkeys, 14!6c; ducks,
l'yllc; geese, ' 1 lit 12c.
I.I T rt.U-Pai king stock. HHfl"r: choice
dulry, In tubs, Li'ff.lc: separator. 'JS'u3vc.
'OYSTEFF Standards, per can. 2w; fxtn
relects, per can. 3c; New Yorl counts per
can, 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal., $1.76;
bulk, standards, tier sal., H.4L
F RES It FISH Trout, 9u.ic: herring. 6c;
plckerei, Sc; piki-. 9c; prch, Oc; liufTa.o.
dressed, 7c; sunflsh. 3c; bluetlns, 3c; white,
llsli, .; salmon, lW'i haddock. 11c; codlish,
Uc; redsnapper, luc; lobsters, boiled, per
lb. 30c; lobsters, green, per lb., ilw, bull
heads, lfc; cattish. 14c; black bass. 2ic;
halibut. 11c.
BRAN Per ton. tl3.50.
HAY-I'rlces quoted by Omaha holt
sale Hay Dealers association: Cnolcc Ni.
1 upland, t!.5e; No. 1 medium. $7.50; No. 1
coarse, 7. Ry straw, pi. These prices
are for hay of guod color and quality. l
tnand fair, receipts lighL
CORN :i6c.
OATS 34c.
RYE No. 2, 45c.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY Kalsmasoo, per dox.,
25c; CalitorniM, per dos., 46'tfiaC
J'O'l rt l'oKS Per bu., 60c.
SWEET POTATOES Iowa, Kansas. $2.S3.
TL'RMPS Per bu., 40c; Canada rutaba
gas, per lb., IV.
BEETS Per bu., 40c.
CVCt M RER9 Hothouse, per doi., $2.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 40c.
1 'A K HOTS Per bu., 4.-C.
GREEN ONIONS Southern, per dosen
bunches, 45r.
RADISHES Suuthern, per dozen bunches,
4;-c
WAX BFANS Per bu. box. $3; string
beans, per bu. box, $1.50
CABBAOK Holland aoed, per lb., l4c.
ONIONS New home grown.Jn sacks, per
bn., 75c; Spanish per cra'.e, $:.7i.
NAVY BEANS Per b".. $2 60.
TOMATOES New California, per 4-bas-ket
crate, $2.75; Florida, per 6-basket crate,
$5.IK1.
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate,
$2 60.
FRIf ITS.
PEARS Fall varieties, per box, $2; Colo
rado, per box, $2.20.
APPl.ES Western, per bbl.. $2.75; Jona
thans, $4; New York stock, $3.5; California
Bclltlowers, per bj. box, $1.60.
GRAPES Catawbas, per Dasket. 18c;
Malagas, per ken, $tj.iK4i7.0o.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin, per bbl.,
$10; Bell anil BJgler, $11; per box, $3.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to le,
$2.ohj2.o.
LEMONS California fancy, $3.75; choice,
$3.W.
ORANGES Florida nrights, $3.75; Cali
fornia navels, $3.50; California sweet Jaffas,
nil sizes, f l. 75.
DATES Persian, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.,
Gc; per case of 3Mb. pkgs.. $2.25.
FIGS California, per 10-in. canons, 51;
Turkish, per -h box. 1418c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New Utah, per 24-frama caas,
$3.70.
CIDER New York, $4.50; per H bbl., $2.75.
SAUERKRAUT Wisconsin, per M bbl.,
$2.1i; per bbl.. $:1.73.
POPCtJRN Per lb.. 2c; shelled, 4c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c:" No. 2 green. Be;
No. 1 salted. 7V; No. 2 salted, 6V; No. 1
veai calf, 8 to 12'4 lbs., 8,c: No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, 8S12o;
sheen pelts, 2;i575c; horse hides, $1.652.50.
NI TS Walnuts. No. 1 suit shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
r.er lb., 13c; No, 2 hart Bheh. per lb., 12c;
Brazil?, per lb.. 12c, filberts, per lb., 12c;
almonds, soft shell, per ib., 16ci hard shell,
per lb., 15c; pecans, large pr lb., 12V:
small, per lb., 11c; cocoanuts, per doz., 60c;
chestnuts, per 10 , 10c; peanuts, per lb.,
6V: roasted peanuts, aer lb.. 7c; black
walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per bu.,
$1.50; cocoanuts, per 100, $4.
OLD METALS, ETc.-A. B. Alplrn
quotea tho following prices: Iron, country,
mixed, per ton, $11; Iron, stove plate, per
ton, $8; copper, per lb., 8V; brass, heavy,
per lb.. 8V; brass, light, per lb., 5V4c; lead,
fier ib.. 8c; zinc, per lb, 2V; rubber, per
u.. 6V- ;-.
WE ARE COMMISSION COMPANY.
110-111 Board of Trade, Omaha, Keb
Telephone 1510.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. WHEAT There has
been a firm wheat market, with prices at
their best V higher. The best help has
come from Armour buying and covering of
sr.ons. i ne prices also were neipeu by
higher cables, and especially by a decrease
In the world's visible of 3,5oo,00O bushels,
compared with a decrease of 600,000 bush
els last year. Clearances were 344,0)10 bush
els. Primary receipts were 548,ouO bushels,
ngalnst &57.OU0 last year; In the northwest,
32i cars. agalnBt 411 a year a so. ! Local cash
sales, 20.UUO ousneis.iisew lorn reports Zo
loads taken for export. Contract stock.
4.075,000 bushels; decreased 137,000. Argen
tine, cames were connicting, out direct re
ports declared weather Improved. Califor
nia complains of dry weather. India re
ports need or rain. OdeBa reported Its
stocks 8,oiio,000 bushels, compared with 12.-
Otio.oiio last month and 2.5uo,OoO last year.
i,ocai receipts, 10 cars, witn one contract.
Esilmateb for tomorrow, 80 cars.
cokn Market has been strong both for
cash and futures, the former V higher and
tne latter at tneir best up V-te, the Janu
ary on a small trade moving up the moat
There has apparently been some buying of
May Dy Armour, ana mere nas been a
tight all day around 44c for the May.
Shipping bids at both gulf and Atlantic
p rts were V better than yesterday.
Local sales, Soo.000 bushels. New York re
ports 100 loads taken for export. Clear
ances, 409,Ouo bushels. Primary receipts,
9u0.ouo bushels, against 630 last year. Local
receipts, W cars, with none contract. Es
t mates for W ednesday, 1H5 cars. There
were only about 26,ouo bushels contract out
of private houses. Contract stock, l,980.oup
bushels; Increased 132,000. East of the
Rockies corn decreased 484.000 bushels.
Cables were fe"td higher. Weather fa
vorable.
OATS There has been a strong oat mar
ket, although the trade has not been as
large as yesterday. Prices were SijV
higher fot futures. The sample market
was up fetu'tac and snippers say sales are
easy to make where cars are at hand.
Lccal receipts. 20t cars, with three stand
ard. No standard out of private hojses.
EMlmaiea for Wednesday. 105 cars. The
stock of standard Is down to 647,000 bush
els, which is 87,000 bushels less than last
wecK. Clearances, hi.000 bushels
PROVISIONS Market opened steady.
Armour & Co. sold May lard. Cudahy
bought May pork. Trade was dull and
market turned rathar weak. There were
34.000 hogs. Prices at yards 6c lower, clos
ing loifrhlc lower. Estimates for tomorrow,
4o.oi. Hogs In the west todav, Sl.floo head,
against 7. son last week and Tb.SOO last year
W FARE COMMISSION COMPANY. '
St. I.onls Grain nnd Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 13. WHEAT-Higher;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, 7lSo, nominal;
track, 74'a74V; May, 74V; July, 71V; No.
2 hard, 67'u70e.
CORN Higher: No. I cash. 41c; track.
4i,iu4Jc; May, 4oV(WoV.
OATH Higher; No. 2 cash, S4c; track.
$4't"i;iic; May. 34V:56c; No. 2 white, 36c.
RYE Firm. 4HV5tc.
FIH'R I'nchanged; red winter patents.
$3 3511.1 60; extra fancy and straiaht. Cl.uou
3.30. clear. 2.itfi3..iO.
SEED 'llmothy. steady. $3.004j3.50.
fiiHN'MKAle-Steady, t!.30.
BRAN Strong; sacked, east track, 78gS0c,
HAY Timothy, strong at $10.0CKB'ib.OO;
prairie, quiet at $9 5ioll.60.
IKON COTTON TIES $1.07H.
BAGGING 5-16MU7 l-16c.
HEM I' TWINE-9C.
BKOVISIONS-Pork. higher; Jobbing.
$17 90. Lard, lower at $ 55. Dry salt meats,
strong; boxed extra shorts. $; clear ribs,
. short clears, il !. Bacon, strong; boxed
extra shorts, $S.62V clear ribs. 810; short
clesr. $Rr 25.
METAIJ4 Iead, firm at $3.74. Bpelter.
holier at $4.60.
Bol'LTRY Firm: chickens, 10c; turkeys
15iltc; ducks. 12c; geese, fcc. '
BI TTER Eusy; creamery, i3629c; dairy.
lv22c.
EGGS Steady; 22V. loes off.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour bbls t).o
Wheat, bu so.ux) f.iio
Corn, bu H( M.(il
Oats, bu. bs.unO Cu.ouO
NllwisVtr Grain Market.
MILWAl'KEK. Jan. lS.-WHEAT-No. I
northern, 71c; No. 2 northern. 75V; May,
7iic.
RYE-Pcarce; No. 1, BIWV.
BARLEY Firm; No. f, 7c; sample, 4H
66c.
CORN May, 44V. sellers.
Minneapolis Wheal. Flonr and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS Jan. 13 WHEAT May,
BHtD&V:; July, 76V; on track; No. 1 bard.
"fcV; No. 1. northern, 75c; No. 2 northern,
I- I!UR Steady nnd Arm: first patents,
f.1 9.V,i4.(5; sicnnd patents. $."Vm'ii3 .; tirsl
Clears. 2 .9"fi.1 .'i; second clears, $1 4'i2.;'i.
BRAN Higher; In bulk, $U. lidi 14. uu.
Liverpool l;rnl 1 nail Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 13 ,-WHKAT-Rpnt:
Firm; No. 2 red western winter, 5s lll-d;
So. 1 California, 0a 8l. Futures: yuiet;
"March, tis ld; May, s VI.
CORN Spot: American mixed. new.
quiet, 4s liV: old, firm. 5s nd. Futuns:
Wulet; January, 4s 7td; March, 4s 2Tsl.
May, 4s Z-Vl
PEAS Canadian, steady, Rs 7d.
FlAH'R St. l-ouli fancy winter. 8s 8d.
H PS At lxmdon tPacllie const) firm,
7 5s.
PROVISIONS Reef, quiet; extra India
mess. Os 9d. pork, easy; prime miss,
western. sTis. Hams. Fhort cut. 14 to 16 lbs..
steady, 52s. Bacon, Cumberland cut. 2S to j
a ii.t... firm. 4is: short rlim ik to 24 lbs.,
quiet, 47s 6d; long clear middles, light, 2H to
N, Ins., steady, tis. long clear middles,
h'nvy. T to 40 lli . steadv. 4hs 6d ; short
clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., firm. 4fis til: clear
bellle, 14 to 16 lbs., quiet, 52s. Shoulflers.
Miunre, 11 ttf U lbs . steady, '!K Lard, dull;
prime western. In tierces, quiet, 62s; Amer
ican refined. In palls, quiet, 51s.
I-.CI TEH Nominal.
t'l IEESK Firm ; American finest white
and colored, strong, 62s.
Receipts of wheat during the last three
days, 2:10.0110 centals. Including 145.i Amer
ican; receipts of American corn during the
last three days, S6,6n0 centals.
Visible Snpply of Grain.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Speclal telegraphic
nnd enble communications received by
Pradstreet's show the following changes
In available supplies as compared with last
account:
WHEAT United States and Canada, east
of Rockies. Increased 32,f bushels; afloat
for and In Europe, decreased S.tno.ou) bush
els; total sjpply, decreased 3,59S,On0 bush
els. CORN United States and Canada, east
of Rockies, Increased 484,0"0 bushels.
OATS United States and Canada, east
of Rockies, decreased 172.0UO bushels.
Among the more Important Increases re
ported this week are those of fAu.Ono bush
els In Manitoba, luo.Onu bushels at Nash
ville and 61.0U0 bushels at St. Joseph. The
leading decreases are those of 400,000 bush
els at northwestern Interior elevators, 2:)o,
000 bushels at Portland. Me., I.tO.uuO bushels
st Port Huron, 74,OoO bushels at Burlington
and 60,000 bushels at Depot Harbor.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions. ,
KANSAS CTTY, Jan. 13. WHEAT May,
6SV; July, 6HV; cash. No. 2 hard. 6ti1'(i)
6itc; No. 3. 4'ijH6V; No. 2 hard, 5iVj)61e; re
jected, 64(r67c;- No. 2 red, ftsfetiSV; No. 3,
66'ufi7V.
CORN January, 37p37r; Mny, SSH
3SV: cash. No. 2 mixed, SsigSSc; No. 2
white, Site; No. 3. 39c.
OATS No. 2 white, 36V: No. 1 mixed,
34i4u.16c.
RYE No. 2. 4c.
HAY Timothy. $13.00; prairie, $9.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 23o27c; dairy, 22c.
EGGS Fresh, 22c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 43.300 45.&10
Corn, bu 73.410 lOO.Rm)
Oats, bu 19,000 23,000
Phllndelphin Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13. BUTTER
Firm and good demand; extra western
creamery, 21ic; extra nearby prints, 30c.
EGGS Firm and lc higher; fresh nearby,
31c, at the mark; fresh western, 31c, loss
off; fresh southwestern. 30c, loss off; fresh
southern, 2S4j29c, loss off.
CHEESE Unchanged; New York full
creamB, prime, small, 14Q14V: New York
full creams, fair to good, small, 13i413c;
New York full creams, prime, large, lVgf
14V; New York full creams, fair to good,
lurge, 13(0 13c.
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO. Jan. 13 WHEAT Dull but
firm; cash. January, 4c; May. 80T4c-
CORN Dull but firm; January, 45c;
May, 444c.
OATS Dull but steady; January, 35V;
May, 35V".
RYE No. 2, 63c.
SEED Clover, dull but firm: 'January,
$6,974; March, $7.07V prime timothy, $1.85;
prime alslke, $8.20.
Duluth brain Market.
DULUTH, Jan. 13. WHEAT No. 1 hard,
74c; No. 2 northern, 71c; No. 1 northern,
74V: May, 76V.
OATS May, 34V-
Peorla Market.
PEORIA, Jan. 13. CORN-Firmer; No. 3,
41V.
OATS Steady; No. 3 white, 82V.
Jiewr York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. MONEY On call,
steady at 4ii6 per cent; closing offered at
4 per cent; time money, steady; sixty days,
b per cent; ninety days, 6 per cent; six
months, 5 per cent; prime mercantile paper,
b'A'ii ir cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8696
for demand and at $4.836044.8370 for sixty
day bills; posted rates, $42V4 and $4.87V4:
commercial bills, $4.824.83.
SILVER Bar, 47V: Mexican dollars,
37V-
BONDS Government, Irregular; railroad,
Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are n
fellows:
V. B. ret. Is. reg..
do coupon
do Sa. rc
lOflVL. N. wit. 4s too
H'SVMn. Cantral 4s 77
hV do la Inc 28
do coupon
1074 Minn. A St. L. 4i im
do new 4a, ng 18.'i M . K. A T. 4a...
9? 14
do coupon ....
.ni I do 2a.
do old 4a, ref..
do coupon
do 6a, rwg
.lof.HlN. V. C.
gi. ma. ..104
..liw4 N. J. c. gen. 6a 1x14
..U4 I No. Pacific 4a 10.14
do coupon
.104 1 do in 71'.
Att'hiauS n. 4s 0i N. & W. con. 4a 100
do ad. 4a t2 Readlnf eu. 4a 88 '
Bal. A Ohio 4a 102 81 L & 1 M c. t....113
do IHa i St. I.. A 8. p. 4a....
! ronv. 4a 10444 St. L. 8. W. la 6
Canada So. 2a 107 do im 85 H
Central of Oa. bm 107 8. A. A A. P. 4a (5
do la Inc 7 So. Pacific 4a.' tl
Then. A Ohio 4La...l0S 80. Railway Sa 117
Chlraio A A. '... lahi Taxaa A Pacific la..
.1164
. n't
.I03.
.IMk
.1174,
4
. 7
C. B. A . a. 4a
S4 I., SI. Lt. A W. 4a
1114 Union Pacific 4a
C. M A 81 P s. 4a
C. A N. W. c. 7....135
C, R. I. A P. 4a....loa
C C C A St L g. 4a.. lot
Chlc.ro Tr. 4a 4
do conr. 4a
Wanaah la
do 2a....
do db. B.
Colorado 80. 4a
44 Wcat Shore 4a.
.110
Denver A R. U. 4a... Wheel. ALE. II.. 5'.
Brie prior lien 4a.... 7'4 Wle. Central 4a tUi
do general 4a fca t one. Tntnvro 4k M's
P. W. A t. C la UlSi Colo. Fuel Con. 6a... (4
Hocking Val.4Va....l0
Boston Stoeka and Bonds.
BOSTON, Jan.
cent; time loans
13. Call loans,
6a 6 tier cent.
66 per
Official
closing of stocks
Atchison as
Gaa la
Mei. Central 4a ...
Athlaon
rf nfl
and bonds:
.101
.10
. 71
lAllouea ...
... S'4
... S3
... ni
..62u
... 22
... Ii4'
...130
,.. 10
.. 11
... 44
... 17V4
... v
... 24'
...110
... 1x4
...147
... o
... 11
... 21'
...
... t'
... t
... tx
... 41
Amalgamated ....
Utncham
t'alumet A Hecla.
Centennial
Copper Range ....
Dominion Cual ...
Franklin
Iftle Hnyale
Mnbawk
old tlomlnion ....
noton A Albany...
.267
.15214
Boaton A Me
Un-,..n CI...I.H
N. Y., N. H. A H. .
.521
Pltrhburs ptd
t'nlon Paclflc
Msx. Central
American Sugar ...
do ptd
Amerlran T. AT..
Iiomlnton I. A 8...
Uen. Klectrte
Maea. Klectrle
do pt'l
Vnlted Fruit
I 8. Sleel
do pfd
Wentlnsh. Common.
Adventure
14
.12-
. t!,
.HI1.,
.121
.1641
,. (7
.110
. S6I4
. 94'l
.ll'krl4
. I7S,
. Ml
..lo4
..
oareola
Parrot ..j
Qulny
Mania Pa Copper. .
Tamarack
Trlmituntaln
Trinity
t nlled Statea
t'tah
VliHrla
Winona
Wolverine
Daly Wrat
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON. Jan. 13. Closing quotations:
Conaola. money S3 l-li New York Central. . .l.sa
do accuuul M4 Norfolk A Weelern..
Anaconda do ptd M
Anhlatin 1"4 Ontario A Weatern... 24
do pfd lot
Pennaylvanla
Baltimore A Ohlo...loi'
lanadlan Paciftv MlQ
Hand Mlnea
HtaUIni
do 1 pfd
do 2d pld
Southern Hallway,
do jfd
31S
44
J9
7
Chcaapeake A Ohio... rlls
Chicago U. W
C, M. A St. P...
11 terra
Iwnter A R. O..
do fd
ErK
do let pi
do 2d pfd
tlllnnla Central...
.la:.',
. 22W
Southern Pacific...
I2Vi L'nlnn Pailflc 10
42' do pfd HS'
7.'l'nlliJ Statea Steel.. 3
i do pfd m
l'4 IWabaih lu-V
Louisville A Naah...U2
14.. K. A T a'i
do pfd 4OV4
BAR SILVER-Dull at 22d per ounce.
MONEY 34i3V per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills is
d 7-lti3 8-lb' per cent and for three months'
bills Is 3H(3l pel cei l.
Xeav Yores Mlnlr-a lnnlntlnn
NEW YORK, Jan. 13 The followln
g are
the cursing prices on mining stocss:
Adama Con
Alice
Hreece
Brunswick Con..
Couuftock Tunne
Con. Cel. A Va.
Hum Slleer
iron Silver
Lee.dllle Cou...
W Little Chlel
10 Onions auu
4i Dphlr .'74
Fhoenik e
ft HoIcmu o0
27S Savage
IjO Sierra Nevada Ittfl
' Stnall liopea 80
3 Standard e
4 Korelau Klnanelal.
UINDON, Jan. 13 Money was In active
demand In the market today and supplies
were i.ot plentiful; discounts were firm;
btiHlness on the block exchange was quiet
ami Irregular: consols were dull owing to
the forthcoming issue of the Trannvaal
loan; Americans at the opening retl-cted
the set-back in New York, but afterward
were better Inclined, though featureless:
they closed taker. Grand Trunk hardened
on the dividend prospects; KafTlrs were firm
and more active.
PAius. jhii IS. Prices opened firm on
the bourse today. The reports irom South
Africa of the Impn-vt m nt in the health of
Alfred Brit stretgthtned Uafbrs. nut the
transactions in these stocks were few. In-n.i-trml
were Irregular, though at thi? close
they were generally lirm . foreigners also
were Irregular; rentes were rather weak;
Brailllans were urm; Rio tlntos were firm
and easy In svmp.ithy wlih copper. The
private rate nf discount was 2 16-16 l t cenU
Three per cent rentes 23f 3c.
BERLIN. Jan 13 Business was rather
dull on the bourse today; mines were some
what harder, owing to n rumor thst the
pig Iron syndliate bad raised th" price 5oc
per ton. The cold i-eathr encouraged
speculators In coal rhares. Exchange on
London. L'im 43 ptgs. for checks. Discount
rates: Fhort and three months' bills. 2'i
per cent.
SEW YORK STOCKS AM) BOD.
Market Itencts Attain, bu Recovers
silahtly and Closes Irreanlar.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. The slock market
tuaile a further reaction today and wis
henvy or weuk during most of the session,
but made some recovery dining the last
hour nnd closed Irregular. The heaviness
of the market had no better explanation
tnan yesterday. Money advanced from 41
per cent at the opening to 6 per cent, but
no difficulty was experienced In getting it
and little attention seemed to be paid to
the money oltuatlon by the operators In
slocks. This was not true, however, of the
foreign exchange market and the anxiety
felt in regard to the development was due
of course to the probable effect on money.
Sterling exchange was In quite strong de
mand today In spite of yesterday's heavy
export of corn, and good hopes of continu
ance of this outgo. London operations In
stocks here were not on a large scale and
did not Influence exchange. It Is believed
that some hills are about maturing that
represent borrowings abroad for New York
account during the money stringency here
last month. There Is a likelihood also that
there let some accumulation of exchange to
provide payment for French rentes, for
which there is said to be some present de
mand on Hccount of the American Insur
ance companies.
The effect In Berlin yesterday of the fore,
snartowlng of a German loan was duplicated
In lxndon today by the expectance of an
early announcement of a Transvaal loan.
These government operations ore the prob
able explanation of the hardening of the
money rate, and It Is believed that our ob
ligations to forelan money centers are still
sufficient to permit them to draw gold
from us In case of neeu. This prospect
would have a natural tendency to check
wholesale commitments In speculation for
a rise In New York. But yesterdsy'a dis
appointing response from the general pub
lic to last week's considerable and Inviting
rise served to admonish the managers of
the advance that little was to be hoped for
yet from the public In the way of absorb
ing securities which still remain In the
hands of syndicates and promoters. Re
newed strength In Erie and St. Paul this
morning and vigorous support of Reading
seemed to be designed to reassure specu
lative sentiment, but when It was perceived
that advantage was being taken of this
sustaining Influence to effect large selling
of Rock Island the selling was renewed
throughout the list, and there was no lm-
Sortant recovery until the last hour, when
Innhattan was lifted 2 points over last
night and Erie was run up again to the top
level of the morning. Contributory causes
to the heaviness were the steps taken In
congress to Investigate the coal supply,
fears of damage to earnings of railroads
bv snow blockades and broad Intimations
that no Immediate dividends are to be ex
pected on Colorado Fuel, practically all
leading stocks were a point or more below
last night at one time and not all of them
fullv recovered on the late rally.
Bonds were moderately active, but were
Irregular. Total sales, par value, $2,070,000.
United States seconds, old 4 and 5s ad
vanced Vt per cent, while the 3s coupon de
clined V4 and the new 4s coupon 4 per cent
on the Inst call.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York btocx ezenange
Atchtaon
do ptd
Bal. A Ohio....
do pfd
Canadian Pacific
. aa Bo. Pactao t
. Bo. Hallway 3&H
.10 do pfd 3414
. 4V4 Texaa A Pacific 414a
.1174a Toledo, St. U A W. 3uVk
Canada So 77
do pfd..
46
Chea. A Ohio :
Chicago A Alloa.... 36
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
Wheeling A L. B.
do 2d pfd
Win. Central
do pfd
Adama Ex
..J02
.. 3Ji
.. 304j
.. 45
.. 23
.. 35
.. 27
.. tVi
..too
do pld It
Chicago, Ind. A L... ill
do pfd 1
Chlcaau A K. Ill 200
Chicago A U. W'..,,. 27
do lat ptd 32
do 2d pld ''4
Chicago A N. W... 4.221V
Chicago Ter. A Tr... ln'-j
do pfd 34v,
C. C. C. A St. la...'.. t
Colorado Bo it 304
American Ex
....220
I'nlted States Ex 142
Wella-Fargo Ex 211.
Amal. Copper 33
Amer. Car A T 33
do pfd H
Amer. Un. Oil lt
do pfd 44
American 8. A R ... 44
do pfd 34
Anac. Mining Co MV4
do lat pfd 7
do 2d pfd . ,... ,
ai2Vi!
.272
.. 41
l-rei. OC n uusou
Del. L. A W...
Denver A K. O
do pfd
Erie
do lat ofd
do 2d pfd
31)14
. 414k1 Brooklyn R. T
. TOSe Colo. Fuel A Iron... T7i
. 34 I Cone. Gaa 213i
Great. Nor. pfd...
soi jiont. i ooacco pia...ii7e
Hocking Valley ,..,,101 Gen. Electric
..133
do pfd
... 37 , Hocking Coal .....
.. 134
.. 13
.. 11
.. 43
.. M?
..117
.. 10
.. 40
..104
.. 34
.. S3
..231
.. 30
.. 73
..131
.. 81
.. 11
.. 77
.. 12
.. 33
.. 17
.. U
.. 31
.. 83
.. 81
.. 28
.. 38
.. .
.. 38
.. 30
.. 33
llllnoia Central .
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
Lake Erla AW..
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central ....
Mei. National ..
Minn. A St. L...
Mo. Pacific
M . K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W....
Pennaylvanla ....
Heading
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
St. L. A 8. P....
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
81. L. 8. W
do pfd
St. Paul
do ptd
..,.143 Inter. Paper
.... 45 do pfd
.... 73 National Blacult ..
31 National Lead ...
....113 : No. American ....
..1.127 Pacific Coaat
....l.'.C, Pacific Mall
,...141 People's Gaa
.... 26 V Preieed 8. Car....
13 do pfd
,...10K Pullman P. Car...
....1104 Republic Steel ...
.... 2 do pfd
.... 31 Sugar
....130 Tenn. Coal A Iroi
lit t'nlon Rag A P...
.... 74 do pfd
.... 0 U. 8. Leather ....
.... 34 do pfd
,...lfr44!u. 8. Rubber ....
.... 31i do pfd. ...i
.... 33 1 1'. 8. Steel
.... 75V do pfd
. ... 7214 Weatarn Union ...
.... 30 lAmer. Locomotive.
.... 70' do pfd
.... 23 IK. C. Southern. .t.
.... S3 do pfd
....lH'i'Rotk liland
.....133 ' do pfd
Bask Clearings.
OMAHA, Jan. 13. Bank clearings today,
$1,274,019.89; corresponding day last year,
$1,H6.228.80: increase, $168,791.09.
C1UCAQO. Jan. 13. Clearings, $30,101,334;
balances, $3,202,843; New York, exchange, 15c
premium; foreign exchange, unchanged;
sterling posted at $1.84 for sixty days and at
$4.87- for demand.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Clearlngs, $464,131,
64z; balances, $16,495,604.
BOSTON. Jan. 13. Clearings, $27,339,783;
balances, $1,975,267.
PHIIADELPHTA. Jan. 13. Clearings,
$24,772,930; balances, $3,473,745; money, per
cent.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 13. Clearings. $5,004.-
9i5; balances, $B52,763: money, 8 per cent.
ST. IjOI'IS. Jan. 13. Clearings, $8,775,613;
balances, $773,889; money, steady at 5&41 per
cent; New York exchange. 40c premium.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 13. Clearings, $4,785,
lfK); money, 4(j per cent; New York ex
change, 25c premium.
Condition nf the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. Today's state
ment c-f the treasury balances show: Avail
able cath balance, $212,494,375; gold, $110,-
679,Co5.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 13. WOOL The market
Is generally quiet, though the firm tone
previously noticed Is continued ana even
Intenrltied. Territory wools are relatively
more active than the balance of the list.
The demand is especially for tine wools,
though mediums and fine mediums are also
in demand. Fine staple, territory, scoured
btsis, quotable at FVy37c, with tine at 53
ti.uc; for tine, mediums Dt(ii.ie is axaeo..
medium being quotable at 4tti47e. Texaa
w o'.s are very tlrtn. with the offerings
rather Unlit. There Is moderate demand
for California wools on a scoured basis of
t:$i.3c for northern spring, with middle
c i. titles at 4Mi;W; southern, 12 months.
pure California wool Is quotable at 4Mr
50c. F.astern Ore?on Is steady at 57ioic
for state, cured basis, fleece wools are in
fair tlemnnd. especially for medium un
wachetl fleeces. XX wools are quoted at
310132c, with No. 1 clothing at about the
ninie fluure. Delaine wools are also in
excellent demand and full quotations are
being paid for desirable lots. Sales have
been made of fine wasned at 3tc, mitn even
hip her prices being asked In some cases.
ST. LOT 18. Jau 13. WtM, Firm: me
cMum araries and combine;, 17ii"-lc; light fine.
IHOilSSc; heavy tine. 134il6c; tub-washed, IS
ti 29c.
NKW YORK, Jan. 13 -WOOL Firm and
nominal.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YOKK, Jan. 13 DRY G OD8
There has been an Increased number of
buxers In the market today, with more
Harness doing on the spot In the general
run of cotton goods The export demand
has been dull. Print cljths have been
firm. llo.4ery and underwear are in fair
cNtrund and the market generally la In
CooJ shape.
Whisky Harktt.
CHICAGO. Jan. 13. WHISKY On bads
of high wines, $1.30.
FF.ORIA. Jan. IJ. WHISKY Steady at
$1.3.
BT. IXri8. Jan. 13. WHISKY Firm at
CINCINNATI. Jan. 13 WHISK Y Dis
tillers' finished goods. Aim, on basis vt $1.30.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
HetTi it Run of Catt 60 Far Thi Yraf
and Prices Took i Drop.
HOG MARKET EASED OFF A TRIFLE
Sheep Receipts More Liberal, bat the
Demand Waa Eqnal to the Oc
rasloa and Trading Rated
Active at Steady Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 13.
Receipts were:
OITlilal Monday ,
Ollicial Tuesday
Two days this we?k...
Hume uas last week...
Same week before
bame thiee wees ago.,
bamc fwut weeks ago...
r-ame days last year
RECEIPTS FOR THE
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. .4i 4.9.13 2.7vil
. . 4,tkl9 i.lul b.a.o
.. 8.M7 11.971 10.277
. 6,481 12.46 12.V0
, .lo,Jo2 l.v(o ld.421
,. 4.9.1o 11.514
,. 7.1t 13.053 21.229
. 8.216 11,946 t.3l2
YEAR TO DATE.
'Ihe following table shows th receipts ot
cattle, hugs and sheep at Moutn Omaiia for
Ihe year to dale, anu comparisons wun last
year: 1903. 1902. Inc. lo.
1 attie 2.o2 i.172
H..gs o.li N,4 St,)tS
bheep i6.'Hl 17.720 15.527 ...
Average price pain for nogs at South
Omaha tor the last several days with com
parisons:
Uate. I 1902 .101.1900.1899.1898.1897.1896.
Dec. 27.
Dec. 28.
Dec. 29.
IV c. J.
Dec. II.
I i 44 1 3 4 83 4 0f 1 44 I 30)
.1 I 26 4 77) 4 H 3 4, I 32' I 24
.1 6 50V I 4 SI 1 4 lb; I 45, 1 Ml I II
.1 34M 351 I 4 141 1 4; 3 ail $ 15
I 25, 12 4 90 I el l H
Date. j 19U3 .19Q2.1901.1900.1899.lsi.189?.
Jan. 1...
Jan. I..,
Jan. I...
Jan. 4..
Jan. ..
Jan. ...
Jan. J..
Jan. I...
Jan. ..,
Jan. 10.
Jan. 11.,
Jan. 12.
jau. l.l.
31 I
37Hl
6 293,1
6 27J
22
t 22
IS,
VI
6 24;
6 0
6 09
15
14
04
00
4 961
4 mi
4 96
I 02
i 04
I
6 06!
4 21! I
4 33 3 57
4 29 I 67,
4 27 3 44
4 371 I 47,
4 3ol 1 48
I I 43
4 341 I
4 88 4 35
4 35 1 a0
4 41, 1 65
4 49 3 60
4 W I b6
I 421 8 18
It!
I 4S,
3 44j 8 2i
8 38 I 27
3 39 I 29
I 40 I 18
8 431 3 12
I 14
3 43
3 29 3 07
3 4 3 14
a 49 1 19
I M-
I 391
6 06
40
6 40
e
I 46T4,
5 14
6 26
6 23
6 17,
47'!
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of atock
brought In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Bh'p. HT's.
C, M. Sc SL P. Ry.... 6
Wabash 8 8
Mo. P. Ry 6 1
L'nion Paclflo system 26 9 10
C. A N. W. Ry 13 19
K, E. A M. V. Ry.... 41 25 1
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry 40 4 I
b. A M. Ry 44 14 11
C, B. y. Ry 9 7 11
K. C. & St. J. Ry.... 1
C, R. 1. ft P., east... 14 t .. 1
C, R. I. ft P., west... 1
Illinois Central 4 8
Total receipts
.208
28
The disposition of the day's receipts
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated;
Buyers. Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
umana t-aemng co
Swift and Company
Armour ik Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour, Kansas City.,
Armour, Kloux City
Vansant ft Co ,
Carey ft Benton
Lobman ft Co
W. I. Stephen ,
Hill ft Huntxlnger ,
H'uston ft Co
Livingstone ft Shaller .,
L. F. Husi
Wolf ft Murnan
B. F. Hobblck
Dennis ft Co ,
Rothschild
442 939 481
173 1.431 1.312
1.091 1,734 2.672
1,356 1,615 i,m
67
147 1.616
1
39
85
127
26
26
75
43
64
8
21
40
60
304 .... 143
Werthelmer ,
Other buyer
Total
4.87 7,234
CATTLE There was the neavlest run of
cattle here today of the year to date, and
more tnan were generally expeciea. Buy
ers took advantage of the opportunity to
pound the market, and as a result trading
was rather slow and the day was well ad
vanced before the bulk of the cattle was
disposed of.
A liberal proportion ot tne receipts tnit
morning consisted of cornfed steers, and a
number of bunches were of pretty good
quality. Packers, though started In bid
ding a big dime lower, and although sellers
neia on ror some time in tna nopes 01
getting more money, they were finally
obliged to take off luc and In some cases
15c. Trading was rather slow from start
to ftnlBh. Other markets wero also quoted
lower, so that prices at this point are
still well In line.
The cow market waa also fully a dime
lower, and a good many aales were as
much as 16c lower than yesterday. Trading
was rather slow, as sellers were unwilling
to take off that much. The decline affected
the better grades as well as the canners
and cutters, packers all seemed to have
liberal orders, but they wanted to fill them
at reduced prices.
Bulls and stags were also alow and lower,
but veal calves held Just about steady,
there being none too many on hand to
meet the demand.
The stocker and feeder market did not
show much change from yesterday. Good
cattle were scarce and prices held Just
about steady, but the break on fat stuff
naturally made speculators rather bear
ish on the less desirable grades of both
stockers and feeders. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS. '
No. At. Pr. No. At.
12 434 I 40 20 1130
1 446 3 23 10 1138 I
4 IN IW 3 1113
a ii I 30 II 103
360 I 70 11 10(3 4
f IU IK 10 1033 I
f 331 3 78 24 1133 I
g 30 3 78 3o 1303 I
1 1043 3 78 21 1100
14 830 I 18 41 1004 i
f too 3 30 8 1231
Jl tl I 35 10 1177
4 1043 I 33 1 1233
t 848 8 80 3 134
14 1V4I I 36 8 11(4 1
II 1043 4 00 13 1213
17 1100 4 00 1 1248
I 1 4 00 1 138
S KKO 4 00 T 1203 I
4 1001 4 00 1 loao
14 317 4 00 17 1347
20 H.TJ 4 15 11 1301 .
It 1100 4 18 3 1411
14 1141 4 13 33 14(4 1
4 STEERS AND HEIFERS.
f ei i S3 18 1010 4
3 8( I 36 18 1032 4
308 3 88 18 1172 4
a 1042 4 00
COWS.
t 1000 1 30 1 1030 I
a 823 I 00 . IB 800 I
1 80 2 00 1 344 I
I 306 2 26 1 320 I
4 8l I 23 1 1114 I
4 Ja I 40 8 10(0 j
3 1043 3 40 18 . I
3.. 300 2 Ml 3 1210 1
1... 1000 a e0 12 1074 I
3 310 I e0 10 117 I
1 364 2 30 13.; : 81 !
1 3W 2 80 17 I0 1
3 844 2 30 8 1071 1
3 8I( 2 30 8 1063 1
a i 2 80 a ) 1
4 8M 2 80 10 1177 ;
3 l(x I 60 7 1023 I
1 10t 2 83 27.. loll I
1 tel 3 U 2 1120 I
II HO IM 24 331 1
2 843 2 (0 14 848 1
3 1030 2 40.. It 387 I
1 7o I (0 1 1120 1
3 1"1 I M 2 10 1
3 1043 2 (0 14 1121 9
2 1020 2 30 1 loll I
tl 771 2 0 11 383 1
H 730 2 (3 I into 1
i 8ut 2 7 4 371 1
1 2 70 20 1114 J
1 10(0 8 73 11 1110 1
1 UM 2 78 8 1003 !
3 1010 3 18 10 1040 :
7 10(3 I 78 44 l4o :
1 14 x 2 75 I lu .
4 317 I 78 1 1121 1
( 1003 I 78 It 10(0 I
8 311 3 TJ It 1144 ;
3 312 3 30 4 72J 3
15 at.8 2 30 1 123 1
3 113 3 36 4 lube I
4 107S t an ti 1206 1
3 3(3 t 35 1 DM 1
1 815 I 33 18 1027ml
( Kit 3 35 1 U00 ;
15 - 2 80 1 11)5 1
2 Ibid 2 ko 2 101 1
1 iui t 30 10 1114 :
2 loeo 2 30 8 1102
3 83 2 80 4 1042 ;
8 U14 3 W) to 1217
3 840 3 00 7 !.
2 12SU t o I? Ml
2 luea 3 00 10 12:0 :
1 u I on 1 I. :
4 10JS 2 SO 1 1250
21 l4 I 00 ;i
IS anu 3 CO 3 12t
2 I'll 2 ou 1, 1
a set a 00 4 1012 1
)u 1U40 3 04 1 ,..1140
17 Il' 3 1 11 Ml
8 1!2 3 in i VtO
a lie 3 10 : km .
COWS AND HEIFERS.
II 875 4 -
HEIFERS.
1 (10 I au 5 SM ;
1 310 1 00 1 3:5
I U I 2 lo 2 (
3 2 2 28 8u
3 543 ! Se 3 84
t 370 I 41 12 1U
f (71 2 43 24 f.l
i K0 I M 11 744 ;
3 113 3 e e 1UI
Pr.
4 20
4 23
4 13
4 23
4 23
4 80
4 30
4 30
4 80
4 80
4 33
4 33
4 40
4 43
4 80
4 M
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 73
4 30
4 80
4 Of
4 20
4
I 10
I 10
I 10
3 10
a 18
I 13
I 13
t 18
3 IS
3 18
3 18
8 20
3 2o
3 20
3 20
1 20
2 20
3 to
3 20
3 20
3 20
I U
3 ti
3 16
3 2.1
3 21
3 23
3 30
3 30
3 3u
3 30
3 30
3 30
3
3 iS
3 4U
8 40
3 43
3 41
3 fx
3 30
3 30
3 fxl
3 30
1 iJ
3 30
3 8)
3 30
3 ti
t 8S
3 li
3 ii
3 30
3 70
3 U
3 Ml
3 M.
3 3u
1
8 30
4 00
4 JU
4 uo
4 Ii
2 W
t 33
1 -
2 to
2 80
8 OA
a 18
3 Se
I M
1 844 t . T SI IM
1 4t I 80 I Hi 4 ta
BC LI .8.
I TO t Mi 1 ?70 1 13
I H'70 2 iS 1 lno 3 li
1 11."' I : , ISO I IS
I " i ... I I"' I 25
1 I3M I I 47il I 20
1 Ifl .' '4 1 IL'TCI .1 ."III
1 I4.VI t 1 14l I V,
i 147 ' S 1 14JS 3 0
1 12- 3 ' 1 l.'.M) I 40
1 UH I OS 1 ISftI J 3
1 U'T I In 1 1MO I "3
1 70 3 10 1 1' a 30
1 14MI 3 I 1 1310 3 30
CALVE9.
I t0 4 23 2 100 3 00
1 100 1 i 1 io ( as
2 15 8 73 t 140 3 2..
5 Un 3 On 1 .m 3 twi
1 " 3 Oil 1 10 4 78
1 loo 1 m
STOCK CALVES.
1 t' 1 7!, 7 mi 1 as
1 4M J Oi
STOCKKRS AND FEEDERS.
1 Jin 2 70 1 into a
I (35 I 00 1 30 2 70
1 1 721 3 00 It i 3 78
1 t?0 3 00 8 742 3 7S
2 775 2 10 4 IM 3 75
1 810 3 25 10 700 3 78
4 5(5 3 2.1 13 K.4 1 18
a 7110 a as it 701 a 5
' Si 111 :'2 541 I
6 (70 a 40 23 81 3 33
8 7l 8 40 II 731 IN
14 313 I 50 13 1011 4 0
3m a 55
HOGS The market at this point opened
lust about steady with yesterday's average,
but before many hogs had chaaged hands
less lavorable reports were received from
Chicago, and the market eased off a little,
so that the general market could be quoted
a shade lower. The quality of the hogs,
however, was so much better today that
the market on paper does not show the
decline. The bulk of the hogs sold from
86 46 to 86.55. The better grades sold mostly
trom 16.50 to t.55. with the medium weights
mostly around 16.50, while the light hog
sold from t 45 down. Although the mar
ket was rather slow In getting started
practically everything was disposed of In
good season. Representative aalesi
No. A v. Sh. Pr. No. A v. 8h. Pr.
10......110 ... 6 80 66 246 ... 6 60
10 W ... 5 0 60 234 80 6 60
87 126 ... 8 80 60 257 ... 1 50
116 136 ... 8 K0 65 2i7 40 60
2"3 131 ... 1 80 55. .....245 4X0 6 50
50 145 ... 6 80 45 2K2 120 150
76 175 40 6 20 42 274 40 6 60
76 110J 160 8 35 71 266 40 6 60
67 196 80 6 86 60 252 320 6 60
7 199 240 40 72 2.1 40 6 60
68 1H ... 6 40 46 253 ... 6 60
43 226 40 6 40 78 262 80 6 60
79 213 ... 8 40 60 256 80 6 60
S3 187 ... 6 40 62 2.19 ... 6 60
82 214 ... I 40 20 21 ... 6 50
70 194 ... 8 424 69 221 ... 6 50
45 209 ... 6 46 16 262 ... 6 60
43 246 NO 6 45 40 21 ... 6 60
72......2.W 40 6 46 90 2.H6 ... 6 60
66 239 80 6 45 60 254 80 6 60
84 226 ... 6 45 78 226 ... 6 60
66 254 160 6 45 67 259 180 6 50
67 247 120 6 45 65 271 80 6 60
67 27 ... 6 45 49 274 ... 6 60
20 239 ... 6 46 21 808 40 6 60
42 249 80 6 45 61 214 ... 6 50
74 217 ... 6 45 62 253 40 6 60
34 223 ... 6 45 78 263 ... 6 60
60 213 ... 6 46 36 2"5 ... 6 60
64 244 160 6 45 64 249 ... 6 60
62 216 40 6 46 61 279 80 6 60
73 207 40 6 46 17 294 ... 6 60
11 230 ... 6 46 69 247 40 6 60
79 248 160 6 45 69 252 40 6 60
40 238 80 6 47V4 62 243 40 6 60
78 222 M 6 47V4 74 267 80 6 62S
51 259 80 6 47 4 66 243 ... 6624
S2 216 60 6 474 57 320 120 8 62Ve
76 233 ... 6 474 61 2x6 160 6 624
66 242 40 6 474 69 280 ... 6 66
62 237 40 6 474 38 287 40 6 56
83 216 ... 6 474 66 274 40 6 65
57 212 80 6 474 66 299 80 6 68
67 222 160 6 474 60 300 80 6 65
83.. ....220 ... 6474 64 280 ... 6 65
86 222 80 6 474 64 263 80 6 66
60 224 ... 6 60
SHEEP There was a more liberal run ot
sheep and lambs hae this morning than
has arrived In some little time, but the
demand was fully equal to the occasion.
Buyers were all out early and everything
at all deoent changed hands In good sea
son. As high as 15.76 was paid for fed
western lambs, and 15. JO was paid for fed
western sheeD and vearlinirs. It whs vrrv
evident that packers were anxious for
supplies, as the rv:eipts of late have not
been large enough is fill their orders.
Feeders were again very scarce and there
was no quotable cnange in the prices paid
for the few that arrived.
Quotations. Choice lsmbs, $5.40(56.75: fair
10 gooa rnmos, eiwoo. 40; cnolce yearlings.
S4.6oa6.00: fair to aood vearllnna. I4.0txii4.50:
choice wethers, I4.154i4.40: fair to good, 83.75
J 4. 15 ; choice ewes, 13. 504.(10; fair to good,
t3.00&3.6o: feeder lambs. I3.004i4.00: feeder
yearlings, t3.0tKti3.60; feeder wethers, 12.76
a.io; ieeaer ewes, 3l.otKtTi.2t). representative
saies:
No. Av. Pr.
6 cull ewes 74 1 60
20 cull ewes , 82 1 60
36 bucks Ill 2 75
1 buck 210 3 00
25 cull wethers 75 8 25
30 cull ewes 73 S 25
787 western ewes 87 8 65
226 western ewes 104 3 75
22 western ewes 103 3 76
6 western ewes 98 3 75
448 western ewes 97 3 so
448 western ewes 101 3 80
2 western ewes 82 3 86
82 western ewes 110 3 90
60 cull lambs 65 4 26
2o7 western wethers 82 4 75
226 western wethers 106 4 76
200 yearling wethers 84 4 90
191 western sheep and yearlings. 96 6 00
1 native lamb 90 6 75
11 native lambs 109 6 76
(18 western lambs 81 6 75
2 cull ewes 70 2 26
8 cull ewes to 2 25
227 western ewes 81 8 55
156 western ewes 90 3 60
22 western ewes 110 S 75
1 western wether 100 4 90
131 western wethers 101 4 90
60 "native lambs 62 6 00
35 native lambs 60 6 00
40 native lambs 61 6 00
too western yearlings 74 6 00
64 Mexican owes 95 8 25
221 western awes , 99 8 75 J
itu weeirrn ewn , i, 00 1 ov
i western ewes 90 4 00
211 western yearling!... 95 4 60
6 western yearlings 76 6 00
106 Mexican yearlings 64 6 00
345 Mexican yearlings 72 6 00
230 Mexican yearling 85 6 00
12 western lambs 69 6 26
86 western lambs 61 4 25
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Slaw, Hoars aad Lasnbs Dray
and Sheep Are Irsea-alar.
CHICAGO. Jan. IS CATTLE Receipts,
6.600 hesd. Including 400 Texans; slow; good
to prime steers, 85.26ij6.15; poor to medium,
$3.256.00; stockers and feeders, $2.25tr4.6fl;
cows, $1.40fH.60; heifers, $2.0Va6.00; canners,
$1,404(2.50; lulls, $2.254.40;. calves, $3.50
7.60; Texas fed steers. $3.7504.76.
HOGS Receipts today, 82.000 head; tomor
row, 38,000 head; left over, 900 head; market
opened steady and 15c lower; closed ltcif lSc
lower; mixed and butchers, $6.2S-f55; good
to choice heavy, $6.6oif.90; rough heavy,
$6.30r'i6.55; light, $5.90oj.2a; bulk ot sales,
$6.3irff6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 10.000
head; steady to lower; lambs, lOnj'Joc lower;
good to choice wethers. $4.26i4.76: fair to
choice mixed, $3,2544.26; western Bheep,
$4.25416.26; native lambs. $4.2i6.00; western
lambs, Colorado tea, ib zo.
Official yesterday: Receipts. Shipment.
Cattle 29.741 4,756
Hogs 38.2U8 .886
Sheep 29.587 311
St. I.onls Live Stork Market.
ST. IjOI'IS. Jan. 1S.-CATTLE Recelnts.
8,000 head. Including 4. 61X1 Texans; market
steady fi.r natives, lower for Texans; native
shipping and export steers. 84. iofta.70, with
strictly frtsh worth up to $6 50; dressed
beef and butchei steers. It SCOT'S 50; steers
under LOW lbs.. $3.75'o6.O0; stockers and
feeders, $2.7oci3 90; cows and heifers. $;.;."(
5.011; cannera $1 54r2.7S: bulls. t2 5'u3 5";
calves, $4.0U'fK00; Hexas and Indian steers.
$2. 8.' 'o 4 30; cow and heifers. $2.35'i3.3o.
HOtiS K'celpts, 9.000 neart: market
steady; pigs and lights. $6.1ik-(6.40; packers,
3t.oi'i o": otiicners, o.M7fo.yu.
S1IEKP AND IAMHH- Receipts, 2.000
head: market steady: native muttons, $3 70
i4 25: lambs. $4.5xij5.70: culls and bulk. $.100
tl4.0O; stockers, 81.o-8ri8.iiO; Texans, $2.60473.60.
St. J-renh Live Hiork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 13. CATTLE Re.
relpts. 12.122 head: active; natives, $J6'J
Cmi; Texas and westerns, $145(5.15; rows
and heifers. $2.00tf4.35: veals. $i.onj7.75;
bulls and stags, $2. onfat. 50; yearlings and
calves, $2.5ii4 5: stockers and feeders. $3.u0
l 4 5c.
HtXSS Receipts, 7.302 head: steady; light
and light medium, 3o.i.Vu tvi; medium and
heavy, $6 5o'ii6 70; pigs, $5.uob6.25; bulk. 16 0
ii6 674.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8 024
hesd; active: top Colorado lambs, $6 10; top
western yearling. 15; top native ewes and
wethers, mixed. $4 60.
Sioux tltv Live Sleek Market.
BIOLX CITY. la.. Jan. 13.-Scla! Tele,
gram.l CATTLE Receipts, l.&m; market
stockers strong killers luc lower: tieeven,
13 5"(6 uo; cows, bulls and mixed, $160(3.75;
stockers and feeder. $2 fc'y 3 00; yearlings
and calve. $2 25(i35.
HOiiS Receipts, 4.000; market steady;
Selling. to Utitiso: bulk. $6 1'U 45.
BHEEP Uex'eipts, 24; strong.
Kenans C'lly Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jsn. IS. CATTLE Re
ex Ipts. 13.000 natives. 1.000 Texans; calve.
4.000 nstlv.s: fsl cattle dull and lower:
cows dosed 104J2OC lower; best stockers and
feeders stendv, others li'tji.W' off; qu.iruntme
weak, cln Ice export and dressed bet f
steers. $5 iHi6.i; lair to good. 83.ii.Vii! 9j
stockers and feeders, $2.7iVu4.75: western fed
steers, $3.tti6.-'6; Texas and Indian steers.
$3 6o.i4.1h; Texas cows, $2 S.'.73 10; native
cows. $2.2r.'a3 7; nstlve heifers, $3.0i"tj46;
canners, $1.0tl2.25; bulls, $2.7mi4 25; caives,
32 ft"iJ 7.00.
Ht MIS Reee-lpta. 13.000 head; market
opened strong and closed 6c lower; top,
IS To; bulk of ssles. 86.45111611; heavy, $67v2
j7; mixed packers. $6 2.H,624: light. $6.o
(16.60; yotkers, $6.40416.60: pigs, $.' K'16.10.
SH EE!" AND !A M US Receipts, 4,000
head: market steady to lirm; native lambs,
$4.i.i.-5: western lambs $3 8i"fJ4.S5; fed
ewes, 83.00(13 si; nstlve wetners, $3.004jl.6o;
western wethers, 83.004J4.20; stockers and
feeders. $2 00(43.36.
Stork la Sight.
The following were the receipts of live
stock at the six prlnclpsl cities yesterday:
Cattle. I loan. Hhrcp.
Omaha 4.6.W 7.038 6.676
Chicago 6.5t S.'.iNiO lo.ww
Kansas City l.i.oim l.i.ono 4,""w
St. Louis .0"0 9.000 2.11 o
Ht. Joset.h 12.932 7.802 8 2
8loux City 1.600 4.000 200
Totals 4 44.871 70,310 S.SiO
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS'. Jan. 13 COTTON
Steady; sales, 600 bales; ordinary, 7c; good
ordinary. 7c; low middling, 7 13-16c; mid
dling, 8 f-16c; good middling. 8-c; mldd.lnr
falr. 9 9-16c. Receipts. 13.344 bales: stock.
384.497 bales. Futures, steady; Januar,
8 5tKii.51c; February. S.oS'b'S.fc'.c; Mariti. 8 61
to8.62c; April, 8 fed . 67c; May. 8.72it'873c.
June. 8.774ig.7c; July. 8.Klfi6.84c: August,
8.4!"nS.52c: September, 8.n6(.i"c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11 COTTON Opened
quiet at an advance of 2 points. The Im
provement was due to better early cabl-.'S
than had been looked for. They beeami
easier later. There was some demand irom
commission houses on outside commission
houses and good buying on Europesn ac
count, but as soon as the outside demand
subsided the local traders took sdvantag.
of the dullness that followed and sold In a
moderate way with the result of depressing
prices to the extent of 2f7 points from the
opening figures. loiter In the session third
was a partial rally on covering. The mar
ket closed quiet and stesdy at unchanged
prices to a net decline of 4 points. To. si
sales, futures, estimated st 125,000 bales.
Selling was checked by the comparative
stability of the southern spot markets,
New Orleans alone reporting a decline of
1-lSc, while private wires reported that
there was very little pressure of spot cotto-i
and that desirable working cottons were
commanding a premium which promised
to Increase on account of the relative
scarcity. There was an absence of Wnll
street Interest, so long a factor In the local
market.
BT. LOUIS. Jan. 13. -COTTON Quiet ;
middling, 8e. Sales. 6 bales; receipts, 4.
431 bales; shipments, 4,027 bales; stocks,
29 5P0 bales
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 13-COTTON-Spnt In
moderate demand and prices 2 points lower;
American middling, fair, 5S2d; good mid
dling, 4.88d; middling, 4.70d; low middling.
4 68d; good ordinary, 4.46d; ordinary, 4.3ld.
The sales ot the day were 8,000 bales, of
which 600 were for speculation and export,
and Included 7.800 American. Recelnts. 3.-
.00 bales. Including 2.100 American. Futures
opened quiet and closed nareiy steaoy;
American middling. October. 4.Ci4.Md:
January and February. 4.62'if 4.63d; Febru
ary and March, 4.63d: March and April,
4.6334.64d; April and May, 4.64i!J4.6"d; May
and June, 4.65(S'4.66d; June and July, 4.6Vir
4.66d; July and August, 4.6.VU4 66d; August
and September, 4.6!i&4.70d; September and
October, 4.46d; October nnd November,
4.36d. ,
Isgar and Molasses,
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 13-SI'OAR-Qulet;
open kettle. 22 3-16c: open kettle,
centrifugal. 3 8-I6413V4C; centrifugal, whites,
37(,W4c; yellows, 34(j3 1616c; seconds. O'slf
8 6-16c.
MOLASSES Steady: open kettle, 164,26c;
centrifugal, 61; syrup, l!'i723e.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. SUGAR Ra w.
teady: fair refining, tc; centrifugal, 96
test. 3T4c; molasses sugar. 34c; retlned,
steadv: No. 6. 4.35c; No. 7. 4.30c; No. 8.
4.25c; "No. . 4.20c; No. 10, 4.15c; No. 11, 410c;
No. 12. 4.t5c; No. 13, 4.00c; No. 14. 3.95c: con
fectioners' A. 4.60c: mould A, 6.00c: cut loaf,
6.35c; crushed. 6.35c: powdered, 4.86c; granu
lated, 4.75c; cubes, 6.00c.
MOLASSES Firm.
Coffee Marker.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. COFFEE Spot
Rio, quiet; No. 7, Invoice. 6 3-16c; mild,
quiet; Cordova, 74tin2c. Futures opened
teady at unchanged prices, 'ruled moder
ately active, but was easier under contin
ued soles by Importers, featureless cables,
full primary receipts and heavy clear
ances; then steadied at the lower range
by moderate purchases for various spot
Interests, the market was finally steady at
a partial decline of 6 points. Sales were
39.500 bags, Including February at 4.25c:
March 4 3V May, JfVOftM.fific; Julv. 4.7('c;
Heptember, i.SOfcH.HSc; October, 4.S55'4.9oc;
November, 4.95c; December, 6.005.05c.
TO SELECT A COADJUTOR
Bishops Meet to Elect One Out of
Three Candidates for the
Position.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. IS. Tho suffragan bishops
ot the archdiocese of St. Louis met today
at the archeplscopsl testdence for the pur
pose ot voting for one of the three candi
dates recently nominated for coadjutor
bishop.
Bishops Dunne, Qlennon and Messmer are
the candidates. ,Blshop Burke ot 8t.
Joseph is in Europe. Bishop Hogan of
Kansas City was not present, hut Bishop
Olennon had his proxy. The others, who
were entitled to vote, were Bishop Hen
nessey of Wichita, Bishop Fink of Leaven
worth, Bishop Cunningham ot Concordia
and Bishop Qlennon, one ot the candidates.
Rome will finally decide who will be ap
pointed coadjutor bishop.
HANGS HIMSELF iTl JAIL
Agent lor Hnrsery Stork Accused of
'Fora-lasT Orders lo Collect '
Commission.
BLOOMINQTON. 111., Jan. 13. Charlea
Towler, man aged 60, who has been en
gaged In gelling nursery atock for central
llllnoia firms for several years and wbo
waa arrested last Friday at his home in
Cincinnati on a charge of forging orders
for the commissions, hung himself In tho
county jail at noon today.
Plan to Pension Kmployea.
SALT LAKE, Jan.' 13. The Oregon Short
Line Railroad company has completed Its
plan for a pension system for Its employes.
The rules provide that all officers and em
ploye! who have reached the age of 70 years
hall be retired. Locomotive engineers and
firemen, conductors, flagmen, brakemen,
train baggage men, yardmasteraj, switch
men, bridge foremen, section foremen and
supervisors who have attained the age of
66 nj be retired. The employes who have
become Incapacitated may be retired after
reaching the age of 61. The pensions plan
applies to all who have been twenty years
In the service. The pension allowances are
based as follows: For each year of service
an allowance of 1 per cent of the average
regular monthly pay received for the ten
year preceding retirement.
Rehearing- la Tom a hare k Case.
PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 13. (Special Tele
gram.) Assistant United States Attorney
Porter is here from Sioux Falls to look
after the government interests In the con
test of Waldron versus Tomahawk, which Is
again up before a referee for hearing.
P. B. Weare. Pres. c. A. Wears. V-Pres.
Established 1362.
WEARE COMMISSION CO., CHICAGO
GltAl. I 8tut .., ntCK. IIOSD!
Bought and sold for rash or
future dellvsry.
OMAHA BRANCH, llo-lll Board of Trade
... Telephone lil6
W. E. Ward. U.tai Mi-er
CHICAGO.
OMAHA.
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