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TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JAXUA11Y 25, 100.1.
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COMMKUCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Mtj Wbut B, nrcrl on Obicn'o Board of
REACHES HIGH WATER MARK FOR SEASON
Other I. ruin. RI.e Khlr mo Ti.....Kl.
In Vmpll., While ITotUluua
tn Klrm. Ma? lrll,erlrs
H la her.
-A new htah rnurk
an. ri-i nr. Id nn M.ii
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I v hul'lKh i. p.irtB ff,.m I'r inr.. nil' I nn
ivniun i nn il to uw-r 1- at I'nrln. l-al,p
w.T.- liaroly n. i.iy, ri'i Flpt . r.' mm ill
nil llu- WLnHur Wltn av..ral.i. Mav
ojanHid un.linnti.il In Sr hlKh.r nt SINc tn
BIS. . Inil nniiii .Ic llii. , ,i N:v. Iluvlnn
lifrnnif iiiii.. a.iiv,. hi the mwir tlgiri-
and Htrmly n.lvaiirp wnn minlr, nnd late
In Mi.. .r;, ,,,vrrliiR hy ulinrtii
. rri. , i,,. ,r ,. ,, t s:t:. LurliiK thi-I.-ipI
!iaif li..i,r Mi.rr wan a lirK. anmum
of l,iiil.it ion mi,. I a r. ii. tlnti M-t In, th
cl.ip.- I-I iik i-l. ai.lv. with May -.ilr I.IkIiit
I C-iV A lrnv .Hrt or Id,. lHtctrll
IliK W.K .I-..III...1 tu hn chief Imll IntlT. ft.
4 l.iiran.i-i. i, .,at ami llniir w. r.- ...nml
to .'.iN:i" IiiipIi. Ih ITImarv r. i ..nl wr
M'l.:
ni'if, axiniiHi ...:i.i.i a win ai
n,.ll nml I u 1 , 1 1 )i r.i.'irt..ii r.Trii.i.
Mini,,
or 4"i car.
Wlll.'ll With Inrnl rPr. lptr nt 44
linn.' i.l r. intra. I nra.!., ina.lp total
r?.-h,t f,.r tli.i ihr.c i.nlnm of 444 i-irs.
Kiiliint ,1;S cam lust k mul 44 raiH a
y.-ar hk.
t.'nru mini firm, thr Blrrimlh nf wheat
fx'liiil I ti.. iiinl'i HH.MjrtinK lai tnr Lm al
lrl. r w. r.. all i tiv.- In l,iillinK the m ir
k't ) iff. rliiii" wt-re IlKht mii.I prli-en re
nx.mli.l riHifllv I., ih.. K'-'M'mlly .iilll"ri
mini. nt. It la r.'piit Id thai tin- xanic In
tT'M that In manipulating the whint niar-k.-t
Pi Imiik nn it lilK Miip nf the yellow
t.-rial. The wnithcr wih favnrnlii,- for
the tim rment. Inn the ear rhnrtiiKe wna
Ull a drawback tn liberal r. ceiptH. The
rla. n linn. May i,'iiV hlnhcr nt 44Vi
4.K-. after kcIIiiik b.lwe.n 4IS.C Rti1 4i'nc
Ixcal rtcelpta were 4.15 earn, with 4 of con
tract grail.-.
oata were firm In aympiithy with whent
Th.Ta wm no KUn'll. ant trade. Local
trader, favored the buvlnx side and n(Ter
Iiik Were light. The clou., was ntcadv,
with May Uc hlRher at .ViHiiVc after
ranKlnx bet w. en ;;s,c and 3Sc. Ltical re
flpia were 2J& inra.
I'rovUlona were rather dull, but a utrong
leelliiK i.revalle.l on I. go ld general demand
arter May produ. tH on oiilsl.le orders. Ile
celpta nf hogM caused a tlrin market lit llu
yardn. whl. Ii were bull faciors. and the
trctigth In grainit added tn the upward
tendency. The flop was firm, with Mav
liork up nt T'.c at SH'.'.to. May lard closed
he higher at '. i; and ribs were Mi.'jc
higher at ;i.jT'.
Ksilmated receipts for Monday: AVhett.
Wi cars; corn, 4.'lj carf ; nuts. ;t4a cars; hon,
44.i head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows:
Artlrlia. Dpcr.. Hlh. Low. Close. ; Yes' y.
Wheat I I
Jan. I 77'. 7V,' 774 77',: 77s,
May .M'.nSI 2-S; M' VI . M
July ;:',, 75V 75'4
(.nrn- I I I I I
Jan. ,464f'H 47 , 4fi'i 4tH 4S
Mny 44(4, 451,, 44 44 Vd ''! 41S
July 4;i i'nl 4:iS, 4J 1 4ai 4.P,
Oats I I
Jun I ........ 344
May M'ufl'ii 3w 34t-S .W.fi '4
July a, 33 3i'vj 32;,S.'4iS
I'ork- I I
Jan. in 20 1!1 20 13 00 1!) 05 19 IT.
May Hi W,! In !24i 16 1 90 1H 82H,
l.ard I
Jan. in 20 10 25 10 2 ) H 25 10 15
Mav 9 K2' 9 9 G:'s 9 5 9 Ml
July 9 42i, 9 45 9 4n 9 45 9 40
Itlba
Jnn 12V, 9 10
May 9 25 9 30 9 25 9 27',i 9
July 9 10 9 12'4 9 10 9 12'2, 9 07V,
No.- 2.
t'ah niiotatlons were a fnllnwa:
VA .I'll ijulft nnd tlrm; winter pntenta.
$.T7i"i35: w inter t-traluhtH. f:t 3ii3 io; spring
p ttrtit. H icil'm; spring straights. U lna 1
3..V: bakers. IJ 4;,-ii2.f.
WHKAT No. 2 spring. 7r; No. 3 spring.
7."a7!,c; Nn. 2 red. 7iV'i 7"-c.
('(illX-N.i. 2, 4-AM'e: No. 2 yellow, 4'T
47c
oATS-No 2. S4'4c; No. 3 white, Millie.
KVK-No. 2. 5.H.C.
HAHI.hlV-J..i,d fecllnK. HMjJic;
choice malting, 4i'i.v:c.
HKKlif-No. 1 Max. $119; No. 1
western. II 24: prime timothy, S4;
tnniract grade. Sit Ml.
I'KOV IS loNS - M. ss pork p. r bid
17 .v.. lj.r-1. iirr l'" lbs. Jl" ,2i"i M !i.
fair to
north
clover, , $17.'v,j
Short
suited
ribs aides ilonsei. $: U'V't" 25. I ry
Shoulders ilnixedi. J.Viia.0. Short
clear
sides (boxedi. 5"tl.7
KullowtiiK were the receipt and ahlp
menu of llour and grain.
Kect-ii.ts. Shliiments
Flour, bl Is
heat, bu
Corn. bl...
ais. tin...
Rye. bu
llarlcy. bu
13 va)
3.J0
... 5s0
. ..421,ii
...3:14 !'i
... 12 4K
... 7ti.in
3 iim
114.300
l7--.n.
l.tH
ln.9110
tn th I'rodnee exchange ortay the hot
ter ni4rk t was tl ill and weiker: crenm
rrlr. i;u3V. dalrlct. 17. .23c. Kk;, t-asler,
) oft. 1 use returned, 2---. Cheese, steady,
UultC.
r.w nmK a::F.itt, m(rkcti.
'i m ' -.r m m ' ariaat
C'aaninndlllr,.
NKW YORK. Jan 24 -FI.OCR Receipt (east. Clearance were ;t42.j bushels. Pri
ll bbis ; exports. Il.oia. ,.,P t'rm aa.i I mary receipts. 7:i.oiA bushel, against 4t'd.ii
a.nange.i. winter p.trnt. iji,.j4 .. w.ii
, :t straight. $3 5tii I h... Minn. sni,. 1 sti-nla
llUljl t . winter rural. $2 ul l. Minne-s-jt
hikers. $3 .'V'f I 4". wlni. t low grad-s.
" K f'.oiir. ss'r.i.i ; fair tu (.mhI,
2. cl.ul.e l- fan,), 4.1 4 il 55 fuck-
wb.-al finar. ;ul. I. :Jii;;, spot and 10
arrive
4K.NKAlx t Irm; .l..w w.si. rn, $12",
illv 111' i.rn.)me, i tj "i.
MTrT Firm, Nn 1 western. ',c. f. o. b ,
ItAKl-KT-Vluiet: feeding. 47c; malting. 51
$js-
V ME AT Ke i '. .5. bu. : exports.
!. 'j lti. nrm. N . 2 r.. -!,-. N- 2
rvd. I ... b . afloat. Nj I northern
I'.tl. 'h V.e, I t. b . afloat; No. 1 r,ar.I
Sdan ivex. I o O. stUx I l.pn. n
wer a, ti, a..l 0n rady stronger on re -M,'t
f tlrn laying, rain tn
vt'Kern Argeriti-if. higher .able, a I -tvr!.-l
t. bau.g .rd r, ar, actlv '-al
r.n.i .i.4 Tlw- msrket rl-el on the fl'nari.
t.,,'1,1 ,mI pri. r 'i r,. biat.r
V S'Jt-. ,-.-4j at .',. J i'y. 7 114
4 . . , at .,.'
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"d u b. a- .t. Nn ; oil.., .
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the market Ik firm st iinctiKiii'i i-rlces
K II I; T'l l qt.,e,l nt W:u. nominal.
Hike, l.37Uii 12 .,: t U-.-ir.ily 1 1.-. si.' ..(
1.' at'; int. tiJAiiJV. Tin :) n linn
n?i Frlila) l.oiifloti strcnern, lint un
cli.iiik.'il, with sput lit I.' : 'n - ...V I.ca.1 nil. I
spelter were nui.'t, ttii' former hi II l.'jHn l
f-l'clter lit $4 '. ti . i"' lr.,ti jirl.-f show u
nominal n.lvnmi' im jumi' urmliii. s o-
I"; Nn. 1 f'Hiivlrv northern. t'4 l"h ?! ;.
2 f.nitvlrv northern, I-".! i',2' V: Nn. 1
unitrv sunt In rn. J.l .'"n :i ,i; Nn. I fotin.lrv
Mutli'Tii soft, .ji"i.'4 ."ii. Warrant nro
still nominal
TAI.l.oW-Klrmcr; tlty. (IV ; country. t.'a.
'(1 r.
KICK-Firm; .lomeetlc, f.ilr to rxlnt, 4VJ
t'."c . jHi'un. nnmliml.
(IMtlH A IIOI.F. AI.K MAftKF.r.
(ondltlnn nf Trnde and U not a t lonu on
taplt nnd Kanry I'niilnrr.
1'tlUS Fresh stork. IMiIJo.
I.IVK I't ri-l'KY-Hens, he ; old roost
ers. 4lV; turkeys. 12,il-c; ilui ks, Hn ;
g.- . 7',iN-; aprlng ehb kens, per lb., S'Vu'-lc.
1 ilti:ti.l-:i) l'i it I.TItV-Younc chlchens,
1' 11. . hi ns. l".tllr; turkeys, 1i;lSc, ducks,
11' Hi. K' ee. 1' 'nil,',
HI'TTKH- flicking slock. HVhISc: ehnlct?
dalrv. In tubs, Plilic; separator, 27V2c
(lYSTCKS- Htan, birds, p. r can. 2Me; i-xtr
selects, per c-in. 3" , New York counts, pel
can. 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal.. 11.75;
bulk, standard, per gal., $1 45.
FHF.SH FISH -Trout, 9tlc; herring. 5c;
pickerel, tic; pike. 9c; p. rch. lie; buffalo,
ilresnd. 7c; sunlisli. 3c; bluetlns. .?c; white
llsh, 9c; salmnn. Hie; haddock, lie; cniltish.
12c; redsnapper. H'c; lobsters. boll"d. p. r
lb. 3iio; lolt-ters. green, p.r lb., K.v; luill
heuds, l'K-; cutllah, 14o; black bass, Sic;
halibut, lie
I'.HAN f.r tor.. $13.50.
HAY-frlcra .united by Orr.aha Whole
Itale lieal.Ts' nsnirhH""' Nn. 1 up
land, $s; Nn. 1 medium, $7; Nn. 1 cnnre.
$.;5ii. Hye straw, $i. These prices are
lor hay of go. id color and quality. Demand
fair, rerrlpta light.
I 'l iHN 36e.
fiATS-340.
HV K No. 2. 45c.
VKOKTAHI.F.S.
NKW CFl.KIt Y Kalainasoo, per dm., tie;
California, per doi., 4-','i7.r.'.
f iTA Ti IKS fer tin., "'4."ic.
8WKKT I'OTATOKS low a and Kanaas,
$2.2;..
Tl'HNlfS fer ou., 40c; Canada rutubu
gas, pel lb.. llr.
r r.hl S fer bu., 40c.
ITI'I M HKRS- 1 lot house,
per dm., H
f A H.s n I f H - f er bu., e.
CAMtOTH fT bu., 40o.
tiHIOKN ONIONS Southern, per, doi.
bunches, 4-"c.
KAD1SH KS Southern, per dox. bunches,
4.",c
WAX BRANS-fer bu. box, $3; string
beans, per bu. bnx. $1 50.
C A It H A UF. Holland seed, per lb.. Hie.
ONIONS New home grown. In sacks, per
lb., Hjc; Spanish, pel crate, ti.76.
NAVY HKAN8 1'tT bu.. I2.U0.
TOM ATOKS New Florida, per 6-baaket
crute, $4.;i)t.(i.
CAL LIFUOW EH California, per crate,
$2.75.
FRUITS.
rKARS Fall varieties, per box, $:
rudo. per box, $2 25.
Al'l'I-KS Western, per bbl.. $2.75
, Colo-
Jona
thuin-, $4.50; New York stock. $3 25; Cali
fornia Hellllowera, per bu. box, $1.50.
UlCAfKS Malagas, per ktg, $6. 111 'ft 7 00.
niANHEKlUF.S Wisconsin, per bbl.,
$lt.i.io; lic-11 and fugles, $11; per box, $3.60.
TltOl'ICAL. FKl'lTS.
HANANAS 1'cr bunch, according to slxe.
$2.011 '2.5o.
LF.MONS California funoy. $3.75; choice.
$3 00,
ORANGES-Callfornla nnvels. fancy, $3.25;
choice. $3; Mediterranean sweets, $2.25.
DATESlVrslun. in 70-lb. boxes, per lb..
oc; ir case or .ji'-id. pas., jj.b,
F1QS California, per 10-lb
Turkish, per 35-lb. box. 14'ulic
cartons, $1;
MlSCEMtANKOI'S.
HONEY New I. tali i-r 24-frame case,
$3.75.
CIDER New York, $4.60; per 4-bbl., $2 75.
SAU ERKRAl'T Wisconsin, per V4-bbl.,
$2 25: per bbl., $;f.75.
fOfCORN fer lb.. 2c; shelled, 4c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 5c;
No. 1 aalted, 74c; No, t Halted, 6',c; No. 1
veal calf, a to 121, its., i,c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 8c; dry hldrs SJil2c;
nhiep pelts. 2.V75c; horse hides, $1.50ii2.50.
NlTH Walnut. No. 1 roft shell, per lb.,
1.V-; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
Uracil, per lb., 12c; filberts, per lb., 12c;
nlmonda, soft shell, per lb., Wc; hard shell,
per lb., 15c; pecans, large, per lb., 12Vc;
small, per lb , lie; coconnuts, per dm., boc;
chestnuiB, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb.,
6',c; rousted peanuts per lb., 7c: black
walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per bu.,
$1.50; coconnuts, per loo, $4.
OLD MKTAI.S, ETC. A. B. Alplrn
quoK-s the following; prices: Iron, country,
mixed, per ton, $11; Iron, atnve plate, per
ton, is; copper, per n.. nv,c; crans, Heavy,
per lb.. t4c; brass, light, per lb., fi'ic; lead,
jar lb., sc, line, pei- lb 2Vc; rubber, per
lb., 6!c.
TV I-A HE liniMISSIO COMPANY.
llO.lll Hoard of Trnde, Omaha, el
Telephone 1 SI 41.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24 W H EAT Market has
strong, reaching a new high point, 2-c for
.May. The Incentive has ber-n a new de
mand for wheat from France. There has
also been support by Armour, reinstatement
of long lines b.dd out Friday, and covering
by shnrt. New York reports 35 toads sold
for export. Is loads to France. Cable wrre
some lower. Clearances, 530.000 bushels.
There) Is prospect of a decrease of 61 10,009
to 73'.', 000 bushels In the visible. World'
shipment will be about C.ouo.ooO bushels,
with 4.M.m.im bushels to Europe, and there
will be some decrease on passage, f rlmary
receipts. 6H7.il bushels, against .31'. "00 bush
el Inst year. In the northwist. 4'i car,
against 411 a year ago. Minneapolis pre
dicts smaller country offerings. Argentine
weather was fine California had good
rains, but reported large charter to Aus
tralia. Ixxal recelpti. car", with none
contract Estimated for Monday, 5o car.
CORN There ha been a strong corn
market, with buying by local operators, but
with some selling, credited to Armour. Fu-
sampies aootit
ai.tv Mhlr.ner said the car situation was
' making It difficult to do business wllh the
b ishels a year ago. laical receipt, 43
esrs. with 4 of contract, rlirn it- s for
Monday, 435 cars. New York reports H)
j loads sold for export. The February option
1 at Ntw York sold at 5ls-. evidence ut how
' badly turn is needed down there. Frlmary
rtctlpts for tne week. 5 .4. . bushels, al
im,n doubls last year. There wert only 5
car and ,. bushels rontract out of prl
.ie hmlsts Stn,k here will Increase
liber, lly for the week.
OATS -M-trk.t has been firm, but Inac
tive Price have had the help of the ad
vance In when and cm Cash oat were
firm on mot roa-ls. hnr.l to sell on line
tint transferring St.x k here will Increase
. me a a remit of the car embarg 1. fsr
anres. 3'.'.i bushels lwal receipts. 235
tars with PI t mdard. EstimAte for Mon
day,' 2a irs New York report, Iju.neO
b'heui ld for xi rt.
I RoVISloNS i.fTerlngs have been snail.
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h'-gs nt-re. I.tsieai .,. .I.'-". r-j, . e...
the tnd. S7.7'. lnt 47 7. lat ;
wr.'k aid Ut tear l , at all I
w.-.t-r:i ...iii. f-.r the w.ek, 4" " ". cio
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.1 airy
!-.; J H Firm; frcph Missouri nml Knuii
stuck li'4jr, loss i(T. i';ii' ri-turi'fil; new
No. 2 liltpwinjil coses ln.'1uili1. 1"
Hccclpts. Shipments.
Wheat, tv: 61 3-.""0
Corn, bu 7.'.4t
Oats, liu 22,w S-VO
JEW YCMIK KTOCKJ AMJ IIO.MH.
Railroad' l.nan and Oilier fame
( ontlnn tn Repress Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24. -The difficulty In
Inducing prices tn move still confronted
the trailers In utoi ks today, as It hss In In
creasing degree all through the week. The
A'enex'ielan dltllrulty still has a repressive
Influence upon trading and there was snnie
disposition to rouple the prompt signing ot
the l'anania canal treaty with that ques
tion, frlccs hardened, however, lifter the
opening because of the announced decision
of the Washington authorities thai the
Herman action in Venexucla did not present
subjert for representations by this govern
ment. The weakness of f ennsylvania was
the unsettling Inlluence and led tn an ac
tive selling movement, which was only
momentarily checked by the bank state
ment. The closing wa easy with some
quotations nt the lnw't. The selling of
fennsylvanla seemed to be duo to the news
of the borrowing of $40,oun,noo by that com
nanv. The tact that this loan for six
month was negotiated at 4' per cent,
compared with j per ceiu and a liberal
commission paid by the Lake Shore tor Its
$2'),ihMm lor the Reading purchase, was
pointed at as evidence of a declining tend
ency of money r.it.a. bin speculative opera
tors were Inclined tn ee In It an evioence
of fluctuating supplies of capital likely m
be engrossed by continued large syndicate
operations rather tharl to be left free lor
stock market uses. The moderate loan ex
pansion tiy the bankr. In view of the fenn
sylvanla loan operation, wa an agreenb'e
surprise to the operator, tind prompted the
recovery which gave way aRaln at the laeU.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange
Att'hlrnn
do it4
Hl, & nhlo
dr .td
t'lnailiin Pacific...
Can, J, 80
ctita. & Ohio
thl aiin Alton...
dn pld
Chl.as.1. Ind. & L
do j)fd
Chi. a,, a E. III.
I Ll.:iii ll. W..
do lul pf d
lo 2,1 p.'J
Clil.-axi- ft N. W..
I hl.ato Ter. r Tr
do ,td
r. ('. C. a 81. L.
Colorado s
dn lt ,ld
do 2d ptd
Pel. A: llunon...
Ilel. I.. W
laiiver a K. (J...
do pfd
Kile
do m pfd
do 2,1 pld
(.rent Nor. pfd
II j, kin. Valley ...
do pld
lIllnolH central ...
Iowa I'rntral
do pfd
Lake Krle & V...
do pld
L At N
Manhattan L
M.-t. St. Ky
Sfx. lntral
M.'X. National ...
Minn. A St. L
Mo. I'ui-ili,'
l . K & T
do pfd
N. J. ln'.ral
N. Y. Onlral
Norfolk i W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Penni.ylanla
Heading
do lJl pfd
do M pfd
.. 7, So. Hallway 34
,. 9i do pfd S4V
. .HV, T.-ias ft I Be SS'-a
.. ., Toledo. SI. L. ft W. 3.i
..Hi, 1 do pld 44
.. I.l1 t'l.lon I'a. Iflf Ili"-i
.. 61S do pfd H,
.. 34'4 Wahash t
.. .1 - do pld 44-4
.. 7 .WbaelliiK A L. K ... 24',
. . , ! do 2d pfd .it',
..1,0 Win. Central 24',
. . 174 do r'd -2I4
. . ,i Adama Kx S
. . 4.114 Ainei-li-an Kx 2-0
. .2:2 Inltid Ktatea Kx l:ili
.. Id IWelle-KarKo Ka Ii
. . 42 Anial. Cojiper M
.. Ainer. Car ft F 4n
..US , do pfd 91
.. (591., Araer. bin. Oil 17,
.. 431, do pfd 4:i4
.172", Amerlran 8. at H 44
..270 I do pfd ,4
. . .111V, Anar. .Mining Co Ho
n; v llrooklyn R. T.
, ..J,'',)!!.. fuel ft Iron.
. . . 7o-i Cons, lias
... 6', I'ont. lohaero pfd..
. ..2i'1 tlen. Klerlrli-
. . . lno1 tloi-klnx Coal
... Inter. Paper
. ..14t, do pi ,1
. . . 44 Inter. Power
...72 l.n.-lf'de (Ins
. .. 4r i National llU-ult ..
...113 National Ia.l
...124 1N0. American
. . . K.o Paclft..- Coaat
...I.11', I'a.-lfl.- Mall
. .. 24 Peopie'a Uaa
... la4l,e,,1 rt- 'r
...107 I do pfd
...nn Putlnmn P. Car
...27 lliepublli- Steel
. . . 0 I do pfd
...15 fnnar
...lot iTenn. Coal ft Iron.
... 7,1", I "Ion Han ft P....
... K do pfd
... 3:1 1'. 8. Iealhcr
...1S3 do pf.l
... tkjyt'. 8. Huulr
... 71' do pfd
... 74 V. 8. Hteel
... 75 do pfd
... 7H Weetern t'tilon ....
... 71 Amer. IKonuitlve. .
... 26 do pfd
...HI K. C. Southern....
...17,1, do pfd
...!m Rok Inland
... tiP du pfd
. 74
.211,14
.114
.!',
"V,
17.
. 7!
. r,7
. .1
. 46
,.171
.115
. 67
. .1H
. 103
. 64',
. S31,
.132
. 2
. 71. V,
.K9'
. 62',
. 14
,. 77T,
,. 12-1,
, . Ml',
,. 17
.. M
. . 36H
. . M
.. Is?
.. 2'-i
.. 3
.. 24
. . 6S
.. 47S
El. L. ft 8.
do lut pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. 8. W
do pfd
Ft. Paul
do pfd
So. Pa.:IQc
.. 79
Offered.
Slew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-MONEY-On mil.
steady; call loans at 3 per cent, close offered
nt 3 per cent; timo money, steaoy; sixiy
days, 41(5 per cent; ninety days, 4Vj5 l'er
cent; six months. 4fj5 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAfEIl-0&6 per
cent.
ST ER EI NO EXCHANGE Firm ot I4.S075
8I1A'ER-Uar, 47'-si", Mexican dollar,
for demand nnd at $4.hK6 for sixty days;
RON DS Railroad boinlB, heavy; govern
ment bonds, steady: ref. 2s reg. nnd coupon,
Pm; 3s reg., lo7; coupon. lo; new 4 reg.,
1341,; coupon, 136H: old 4s reg. and coupon,
metcial bills. 4.Klfi4.M.
110; 5s reg.. 104; coupon, IO6V4.
The closing Quotations tn bonds are as
fellows:
r. 8. ref. 2a. reg....
do .uupon
do 3a. reg
do coupon
iln -iw 4a. ri'l
do coupon
do old 4h. reg
du coupon
do 6a. reg
do coupon
AKhlaon Ken. 4a
do a.l). 4a
P.. I. ft Ohio 4s
do S's
do i-oliv. 4a
Canada So. 2a
Ceutral of lis. b,
uo la li.e
Chea. ft Ohio 4,a...
Cbl.aao ft A. 3Sa..,
C, b. A . a. 4,...
C. M ft St V g 4a..
C. ft N. W. :on. ",.
C . R 1. ft P. 4a. ..
C C C ft St L g 4a.
Cl-Oago Ter. 4
Colorado rio. 4a
I.X I Hocking Val. 4',a.
lo, L. ft N. unl. 4a
17 'Mex. Central 4m....
li6 I do la In.
1241, Minn, ft 81. L. 4l.
1.16 IM.. K ft T. 4a ...
lid do 2s
.los'-i
.1"'
,'?'
. 2.'.',,
.1II3S
. W
. ki'
.m
110 N Y. C. Ken. 3',,a
lu) N. J. C. gan. &a..
1,H4 No. Pacific 4,
ln2'x do la
.", N ft W. eon. 4a.
1112V Heading gan. 4,..
..iu-4
72
..Ml -4
, ,4 HI. L. ft I. M r. 6a
104'k St. L. ft 8. F. 4a..
1mi, Hi L 8. W. 1,....
l.iu do 2,
. 7 8. A. ft A. P. 4a...
, l('i Bo. Parlflr 4,
.11,
.. 941,
.. K',,
.. f
.. ',
. . i
..117
. 71-, Ho. Hallway (a
. N't Teiaa ft Pacini- 1,
.117k4
. 76
.IP), T.. St L. ft W. 4-)
l'n., Parlfic 4, 1"JH
. 11.1I4 do ronv. 4s lni1,
.loli, Wabaah la Ill
. HA I do 2a lli4
. W i-4 do den. B...M 76
. H'a Shor 4a llou,
. .', Wheel. A L. C 4a...
. IL.-V Wla. Central 4a ,1V
Denver ft H (). 4.
kCrle pr.t.r lien 4a...
do general 4a. . . .
F. W. ft U. C. Is.
..HIS Con. Tobacco , (7
l.ontina Stock. Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. 24. Closing quotations:
Conoola for money . ,3 S-lt New York Central .. .lSS'i
do account
Anacoii.ia
Atrh'wn
do pfl
Bailirnra ft oh io. .
t ana.l.an Pa.-. Be
Chaoapeaka A- Ohio
1 hi.-.ao 1) w
. J4 ft St P
1 1-lie. it
iMniter ft K ll
do pfd
Crla
do lot pfd
do 2d pfl
Illln. .a .'antral
Loa etllla ft NaaW .
24 . K ft T
J Nortolk ft Weolern.. las
5 I do pfd M
,4 ' Ontario ft Weal era
lot Pennsylvania
34
7.
tlS
US
44',
M
IS
IKi,
th
OJX
r'
74
'
il
.1116
.13,1,1
. !-
2'!
.112,
. 22A
. 41
K,nd Mine,
Reading
do !'. p'd
do Id pfd
Soiitkarn Railway.
do pfd
Sua! bars Pa.-1 Be...
S l a ion PaciBc
. 4" so pfd
. 7i, t'nltatl Slats, Steal
. 17,' da pfd
.1611, W'aliaah
12tl' do M
I
HAR SILVER Steady at ilti per ounce.
MuXK V 2t2i, per tent. The rat of di
nnt In thtt OL.n market fur short bills is
$','iJ5-14 per cant and for three-mouths'
bil.s is $ 3-163 per cent.
Mttatoa aatl BaaaaJa.
Pi liTOX, Jan. 24 ("all loans. 4VyC. per
frfi time loan. Vtit1? per cent. Official
closing uf stocsa and a.,u.':
ai.-hiaun 4a . . .
Alloties 4
.a'4 Amaanate,l tn-a
UiaaHaia
a, amnaat 4, Hat la . 7.
2... 4"autil.tal a, 4t
Im . ..ppae kanaa
1-.1 Vraaalln I,
:.t l.ia ,.-a,e li
ltt M .haaa St
I', old Is. minion ..... iti,
l.,--, i M-aola ,l
121 Sa.na K. Coypar .. . :S
1.2 Taa.ara.-S lio
, . Tr-n.o4'.'al Sw
a , Triune i
i I -niea)
I ui im
i i.-iuea, . .
Wiautua 7
. U,
." I.
, .,
A.banr
I .,a a
1 b-.., K.a.ai.1
i Han
: ' '
r ......
Anien.a.. S'.aar
I-, ill
nrrlua TAT
I'.,nni-a La.
ate. a7,a.iria .
Io ,11
t -i."e. r-MK .
t 4am
I.. ,M
A Ivei.i .ra
A.tke-1.
lasla l,ls. ,.
NtV ToRlv J .an. 24-Th f liowing
fi ale) prk vn onus aiota
..... I aa . 2 L.ul . .lal P
'.t - ' .ear. a
'-a a- i.i.tit ita
kr.ai. s ''aa 7, , asal, ,
I' ..nal .. a T'lu..l l.a tat . . tl
. .a ... a tt : aa-eaa t,
W oa eae I -a siarra. tv.la la
0 o .-ar .a tvwta. I H..ea ...
Lea-i-.i.a I Iaaar4 Ka
aast kWaslaaa.
'lMii J-ia : .Haalt ,i,irit for lha
a, -.. -I , "aj i...... . a . . r.a ..f
4 lt . fe. ,n !.. ,r n. c..rri,..n..l4
t.f l.tai tat.r T "ut la.ly 1,ur. i-t I
1.4 I.-.
V '..l-ty ll rl f : 4,'. i ... at
T !, I .."l a I 14 '"I 4.
Vt . 1,1, t..iv I , I," , . ,1
r .tai.i. 1 i "i i i j. i r.
' "a l . a. I . - t 4
an ti I. I tti i-4 at I .- 4 It
,T o a at. a, - .1', -; a,
k ' H f ' ' X J .. i n lla.arli.ga, t,; u .'.:
.. .. a 4.' I t
i H. a,...' j .i :t Claaelnaia. a. .as Jm
.!. a ,1 at. l .a, V a,. Ka, .a
. aa pe-M.t.ta. e'.a4) McKau,., staring
posted. $4 4i for sixty day, and ( S fr
ctnian.i.
HAI.TIM11RE. Jan. 24. Clearings, $.1.4.
I'.'.; balances. $l.".7,l'-2.
FHII.APK.I.f H1A, Jan 21 Clearings,
$21,.1ii.l.R: balmices. $7i,7.2sT.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 21 - Clearing". $2.0J.V
".5: money. 41411! p.-r cent; New York ex
change, 2"i2.V premium.
NEW YORK. J.m 24. Clearings, $240.2rt,.
753. balinco.. $1.1li.V.2.
ST. l.nl lS, Jan. 24 Clearings, $.1rt2,;179;
balance. !1 2. money, cteady. Mill per
cent; New York exchange, 4"c premium.
t. I.nnla tiraln anil frovlslon.
ST. Uin. Jan. 24 -WIIF.AT-Hlgher;
Nn. 2 red. ensh, elevator, 74c; tr ick, 7,-V'f
7i': May, 771,a77,c; July, 73c; Nn. 2 hard.
CoRN-Flrm: Nn 2
cash,
43c; track, 4:t'i.f
Oc; track, ;:6Vil
4l',c; Mav 4l41',c.
OATS Firm :Nu. 2 cash
37c: Mav. S7c, No 2 white,
RYE- Higher. 5cir",o
,c.
Fl.i it'll -Firm; red winter patents, $3 '.c
3 fin; t xtr.t fancy and straight, $..2oT'3. b;
clear. 3.m'n3 1...
PKED-Tlmolhv. stendv. Ul.oiia .51.
Ci iRNMEAl. Steady. I: 3o.
HRA N I lull,, but strong; sacked,
trnck. SHisSc.
HAY-Stetidy; timothy, $U.nrfi I5.w;
cast
Vr.il-
rle, $: 5i.'n 11 .
IRON COTTON TIES-$1,074.
BAiIi 1INM 5-Hill 7 l-16c.
H EM f TWINE-c.
f ROVI8IONS fork. lower; .lobbing,
standard mrs. $17.!i. I.ir.l.. stronger. $!.7a.
Dry salt meats iboxedi. steady; extra
shorts and clear ribs. $9.II'4; short clears,
$9.S7'. Hacon (bnxe.ll, steady; extra shor',
$lu; clear rltis. JlO.lLH; nhort clears. $10 37',.
METALP-lnd, Him at $3.H7i, Spelter,
firm at $4 8".
I'Ol lrRY-Steady; chickens. 9',c; tur
keys. 13c; ducks. 12c; geese. K'n7c.
Ill'TTKR Easy
c rearm ry,
."y27'ic;
llnlrv. Iviiillr.
EUOS-Illy. her 11 1 20i
Reielpts.
. 7,n'i
..... B7.oii
1 17. mm
77.ini)
Shipments
7.01O
112.0 '0
17n,nno
tll.t-'W
Flour, Mils
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Tt.ledo (irnln and Seed.
TOEEDO. Jan. 24 Wll EAT-vctlve and
strone: cash and .lamiarn'
79',c; Mny, hjc.
CORN-Fairly active nnd
nry. 4Ho; Mav, 4.'.1wC.
OATS Dull and ptendy;
Mav. 37'4'.
KY H No. 2. 53Hc
steady; Jauu
Janunry, 37c;
SEEDS -Clover, dull and
steady; Janu-
nrv, $7.25: March. $7,324.
$1 90. f rlmo alslke, $s.2."i
1'rlme timothy,
MlniiPiipoll Vbent.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan
Flonr and Ilran,
II -YV 1 1 EAT May,
7lHc; July, 7ffi7slc; on track, No. 1 hard,
7!c; No. 1 northern, 7sc; No. 2 northern,
7tr,C.
FI.nfR Fired wtents, $l.054i415: second
patents, $3.9nfi4.00; first clears, J2.50; second
cleiirs, $2..r,'ti2.15.
BRAN- In bulk. $14 tWgi4.75.
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK MAHKKT.
Hoax Sold Higher, bnt Dropped Rack
Sheep MrnRK.
CHICAOO. Jan. 24.-CATTI.l-Recelpts,
700 head; market nominal; good to primn
steers, $4.5n'(i.sri; poor to medium, $3.2.Vfi
4.50; slockers and feeders. $2.2f.''i-l 50; cows
nnd heifers'. $1 .41 I'M. 75; canners, $1.4'ii2.5o;
bulls, $2.0o'.i I.40; calves, fS.OiW.nO; Texas
fed steers $3.5niip.&.
HOC.S Receipts, 13,000 head; estimated
Monday, 4i'.si; left over. 3.5no; market 5'
lap higher; closed with nilvanee lost; mixed
and butchers. SOUoliil.tVi; good to choice
heavy. $K.75'nV!ii.t; rough heavv, JO. 4Vff
8.70; light, $0.)'5i-C.4O; bjlk Of sales, ?'i.4Vij
6.65.
SHEEP AND EA MRS Receipts, I.00O
head; market Rtrong; gisid to choice weth
ers, $4.4nHi.i.25: fntr to choice mixed. $3.23
tti4.4n; western sheep, $3.5hi5.i,i; native
lambs, $4.2.Voii.25; western lambs, $4.aori'r
0. 1U
t'fllclal yesterday:
Receipts. Shipment.
3.71 3 4H4
30.24II 2.270
4.798 l.m
Cattle
Hogs
Sl-eep
Kansas City Live toclt Market.
KANSAS CITY". Jan. 24 -CATTEE Ro
celpts, Hai hend; market unchanged ; choice
export nnd dressed ieef steers. $4.S01i5.C;i;
fair to good, $3.5iKi4.75; Blockers and feed
ers, K. 2547 4. 25; western fed steers, $2.00''i4.5o;
Texa;. and Indian steers. $3.00i(i 4. In; Texas
cow. $1.9ili3.oo; native cows, $1.75iii4 Mi; nn
tive heifers. $2.50(4.30; -canners. $l.tWnti2.Hi;
bull. $2.35iJ-3.75: calve. $2.7&47.0). ltecelpts
for the week, 37.4nO cnttle and 2,1100 calves.
IKHJS Receipts. S.ooo head: strong; top,
$fi.N2---.; bulk of sales, $655(p6 75: henvy, $0.60
iifi2'-t: mixed pnekers. $6.5i.i6.70; light,
$l 2o(ti6 55; yorkers, $(i.5H7G 55: pigs, ii.Wif
6.25. Receipts for the week, 8S,!H bend.
SHEEP AND EAMBS-No receipts; mnr
ket nominal; lambs. $1.0n'ii6.ii: western
lambs. $3.k5ti5 X5; fed ewes, $3.ooiii5.fln; native
wethers, $i.KOil-4.S6; western wether. $3.oini
45; Blockers nnd feeders. $2.50'i'3.50. Re
ceipts for the week, 20,400 head.
St. I.onls i.lve Stock Mnrket.
ST. IXiriS. Jan. 24-CATTI.E-ReceIpts,
2fK) head, Including 10) Texans; market quiet;
native shipping und export steers, $4.4"ii
4 50. with strictly fancy quoted up to Jii;
dressed beef nnd butcher steers, $1.(k7i5.H);
steers un l.T 1.000 lbs., J."I.5ti1i4 50; stockers
and feeders, $2.75(!34.25: cows and heifers.
$2 25'ii4.75: canners, $1.50i2.50; bulls. J3.ii-'i(.
4.00; calves. $4.irii7.nn; Texas ntnl Indian
steers, $2.6t)4.40; cows and heifers, $2.25',
3.70.
HOC1S Receipts, 2.000 head: market about
fvfilOc hlgh-r: pigs and lights. $6.2n46.6o;
packers. $6.fi.'(i.Ki: butchers. 16..I17.'X.
SHEEP AND EAMUS No receipts: mar
ket nominal: native mutton. $3.5iVri45;
lambs. $5.le,i6 25; cull and buck. $2.fl0'(t4.5O;
stockers, $1.503.10; Texas and fed westerns,
$4.60.
St. Joseph Lire fork Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Jan. 24 CATTEE Re
ceipt. H head; natives, $3.85ifi6 .; Texas
and western. $3.4S'n515; cow and heifers,
$2ili4.40; veals, $3.007.75; bulls and stags,
$2.5t"h4.5o.
KoOS Receipts, 4.101 head; light and light
mixed $tt.eii6.i5; medium and heavy. $6 65?
6 A5: pigs, $5 51 4(S. 3D; tiulk of sales. $0 6ni6.7j.
SHEEP AND EAMBS Ilecelpts. 2n7 heud;
market active and tirm.
Ions City I.lve Stock Market.
SIOPX CITY. la.. Jan. 21 -(Special Tele
gram.) CATTEE Receipts, 4oo head;
steadv: beeves $3 0015 00: cows, bulls and
mixed, Sl.tVrtt4.4S; ntot kers and feeders, $2.50
$i4"; calves and yearlings. $2.25'.,i3.ho.
HO5S Receipts. 4i head; fc higher,
selling t $6 otii 70; bulk. $6 M) 55. .
SHEEP-Receipt. 30 heud; steady.
Stork la
ilBt.
the receipts
Th" following were the receipt nf llvs
stock at the six principal elite yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 3"! 7.2'ei
Chicago 7 13,aat
Kansas City !) l.'n
St. lavuis 2no 2.i
St. Joseph 10l 4.1'
r-ioux City 4 4.5iai
320
Lou)
Totals
1.K7S 33,S 1.M7
"Cypress prlcss In the
stronger from week to
Lumberman.
East are growing
week." American
Safety - Profit
50 ts 100 Par Cent Per Annum
r.stimatss BasJ oa Acrtaintl Facta
W own ths flattat body of Red Cypress la
the State of Ixuislns and large tracts of
Pin Have on pine mill In operation, pay
ing month! dividends of one Dr cent, and
sell treaaarp alaela aal, la et.taaa.lete!
larae ttprtaa sttlll, lata, aalaale aatl
alaalas) alaal.
Capital 5tir.li. IJiMI.OtM).
Nail af ll Teaaaaep ttta-a.
ala al freaeal I laak.ee HeNlaia,
aT i.tatu,
o .-hail. sImiiii t. fr-ul'tci. ..at ef
manufacturing a.-t'lng ,it au4 prnfli ran
b - liwelv e.iiina,r, Ktr 4,. mill la
the Mouth la ear-, l 'mi ... I a) err .an' C if
proper., alallls a Kit 'he he.t fee
tluu. an I htr. t ,i -ar .able f II h
llllta'la .r-.ape. "I ll US t.'l ll. 'llt.ei
Heat
'nnnja-fi!! Bi Had 14 r
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C!3l2.3 tail & Ur.iijr Co.
ttassss Uaaaee, (alt.
Vaailay, Ike !,.
OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET
Boif Steers About 8tfdy for the Week aul
Cows a Littl Stroncer.
HOGS AT HIGHEST POINT SINCE OCTOBER
Flit 1bee. anil l.nuil.a tit lemil 4unHt)
Active and Fully Mendy for I lie
Week and Feeder Have ls
fold al t.ood, Steady frlccs.
POl.TH OMAHA, Jan. 21.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs rdierp.
ottieiai .Moinlay .. 3.9t5 6 K4H
Cilliclal Tuesday Mnu iy
om, il Wednesday 4. HO 9 i4
ottlcial Thnrs.iav 3.111 7.7H4
om.'lal Fildav 3,ii22 i.li'Jt
Utllclal Saturday ' (,.'
7 -'S4 I
ti.l'il
2.7A'i
3,123
320
Total this week
Week ending Jan. 17 ...
W eek ending Jan 10....
Week eiiillng Jan. 3
10.647 47.702 25. 121
IS.407 4...UM 25.2J-'
16.4II 37. .0.4 2".li5l
14.1H7 4;.o in 1 Pi
S.S79 27.11SJ 1.1. 2 '1
Week ending Dec. 2i
Same week last year IS.'.ii. 01.421 14.VH5
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
ihe following table shows' the receipts of
calile. hogs and sheep at South Omaiia for
the year to date, and comparisons with last
year: JH13. lt. Inc. Dec.
Cuttle 5X.237 5!Hi ' 711
Hogs lPV.n.i lMi i.lt 3.',&. K
Sheep 73.321 4.1. 12 2.1.312
Average price paid for hogs ut South
Omaha for the lunt several das with com
parisons. Date. I 19n3. l,.)2.ilWl.lSHO.,lSOT.,l'll!.,lK7
Jan. 1 ...
Jan. 2
Jan. I ...
Jan. 4....
Jan. 6....
Jan. t) ...
Jan. 7....I
Ja;.. H
Jan.
Jan. 10...
Jan. 11...
Jan. 12...
Jan. 1.1... 1
Jan. 14. ..
Jan. 1.V..1
Jan. 16...
Jan. 17...
Jan. 1...
Jan. 1! I
Jan. 211. ..1
Jan. 21...
Jan. 22... 1
Jan. 23...;
Jan. 24...I
6 31 I 0 22 4 H61 4 21 ; I S 42 K ll
37V 2 4 W, 4 33, 3 D.'i I 1 11
6 2M', 1 4 SKI, 4 a, 3 57 1 3 43.
I t 2, 6 W, 4 lh . l 3 2
6 27,1 I a 04 4 i7, 3 4.', 3 3 3 27
li 84'i,i 6 24, 1 4 3o 1 4K 3 Jl, 3 t
6 3UV,, 6 0, 5 06; I 3 401 i 1$
6 4.i' 6 I'Di 5 .Mi 4 34 I i 4J 3 U
ti 40 6 161 6 14; 4 U 4 30 I 3 14
6 40 1 6 14, 6 -'1 4 .5 3 ou, S 4.1;
6 04. 5 2J,
5 17
001
4 11, 3 w 3 in, 3 Ui
4 4H, bit 3 47, 3 14
4 3 ti, 3 4J, 3
I 3 6ui 3 41', 3 IK
4 iS; I 3 47, 3
4 f2, 3 50 I 3 23
4 S 3 4H 3 47,
4 56 3 .M, 3 51, 3 22
4 54 3 51, 3 M, 3 2t
6 45
6 30-V 6 11 6 10
0 41 tt -2 2n
6 4HSI 6 15
6 49Sl 6 17
I 6 22,
6 3:ii I
6 4.',, 6 27
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6 53 1 6 02
6 oSS 6 n3
6 OtiM, 6 OH,
5 26,
5 20;
6 2'.ii
0 27
I 4 54 , 3 iiii, 3 .", 3 2l'.
5 2 ; 3 Oil 3 54 3 26
5 13 4 03 1 3 57, 3 21
a 15 4 iH 3 56, I 3 2j
5 21! i 55 3 Oli 3 G2
Indicates Sunday.
The nfllolal number of cars of stock
brought in today by eneh road was:
Cut He. I logs. Sh' p. U ses.
C. M. g, St. f. Rv li
Missouri faclllc Ry 2
I'nion faclllc system.... 3 14 1
C. i N. W. Ry 1
F., E. - M. V. Ry 1 11
C, SI. P.. M. & O Ry 5
H. M. Ry 10 .. 3
C, 11. Ac J. Ry 4
C, R. 1. or P.. eust 7
llllnolo Central 2
Total receipts 5 ! 1 3
The disposition of the day's receipts' was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of h'-ad indicutcd:
Ruyers. I
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Armour Ai Co
I in In hy Packing Co
Armour, from Sioux City
'attic.
' ";'ti
lings. Sheep.
042
1,320
1.015 2!H
l.:'lo 21
1S3
44
24
Total 129 7,3V) S19
CATTEE Tht re wete not enough cattle
here today tn make a market, but for the
week receipts are about thp same as for the
previous wet k, and 11s compared wilh the
Fame week of last year there Is quite nn
Increase. The market 3vas In good shape
all the week until Friday, when buyers
took off about all they put on the earlier
part of the week.
A good proportion of the receipts all the
week consist d of corn fed fleers, and the
market ruled uctlvo and stronger until
Friduy. The top price of the week was
$6.10, but u finished load would probably
have sold ronslutnihiy above that ngure.
The bulk of the cattle received sold from
$4 HO to $1.50. On Friday the market eased
off a little, so that as compared with the
close of last week the market may be
quoted Just about sternly.
Ihe cow market also ruled nctlve and
higher the tirst of the week, and on
Wednesday and Thursday wns light close
to 26c higher than the close of last week,
but with Friday's decline the market for
the Week could not le quoted over a dime
higher. The commoner class of cows sold
largely from $1.50 to $2.75, with the medium
grades going from $2 75 to $3 5a, and choice
cows selling from $3.50 to $1.25, with an
occasional sale above that llgure.
Hulls were rather slow sale all the week,
hut still prices did not go much of nny
lower, the big decline of Inst week appar
ently being satisfactory to buyers. Veal
calves command, d strong prices, and choice
grades are now selling from 18. 2 j tn $6.50.
There was a good demand all the week
for desirable grades of stockers and feed
ers, und prices moved steadily upward. The
top price of the week was $4.4.i. but they
were good. Aa compared with the clime of
last week It la safe to quote the market
lOitTSc higher on (rood stuff. The commoner
grades are also a little stronger. The bulk
of the cattle now coming forward sell from
$3.50 to $3 k).
HOGS There was about an average Sat-
esggg
Sullivan's
May wheat it actually comered.
sell at $1.00 per bushel any day.
reasons for preediction for wheat to sell at $11.00.
Are you interested in May corn ami May pork?
If no, keep in touch with ine. The letter tells why
May oats will sell nt r0 cents.
Sugar-Steel
nig and influential interests are working for a
li; break in mijr.ir, ami 1". S. Steel. If you want
the insiilc of a 'm railmad ileal, send fur a copv
of -sri.MVAxs fa Mors i:i:i i.i:tti:i:.;
mailttl fn-e. pnn't verlMik tin fact that in v
i iiuiiiiixsioiiM lire niily half that rhar;eil hy mem
bers tif the Chirapi Hoard of Tnule.
Geo. T. Sullivan.
, Sttnk and (imin I'.n.ker, -..'. nml 1V, lu MU- Stni-r.
W. E WALSH, Mirr..
Omali.t nnite. K.mmii A. NYw York I -i f IM.!-. Ti l. .117:
Eighth
Monthly
Dividend
fb. 15.
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urdny run of h"g here today and the
market np. ne.1 a. live and ." "I I11 ' bltfli r
than yesterday. Th" balk of the god
, weight hogs sold from Jii ii". to $', 70 a id
I the prime loads sold from $1! 7a to
1 The lighter loads sold from J5 down.
I Trading was verv brisk on the filart nnd II
I wis not long be lore the bulk ol the offer
' lugs was disposed of. Toward the ine.
1 however, the market was not as good, ,i
packers seemed tn have th.lr more urgent
i orders tilled, so Hint the late arrival wer.
I slow sale and did not btlng much hotter
! prices than were pild yesterday. Hellers
; were holding for Hie morning prices, so
that the dHy was well advanced before
cvsM thing was disposed nf
For the week receipts of hogs have been
w little more llher.il than they were last
1 week, but as compared with the same week
I of last vear there Is still a big ilecrcanc.
, frlccs iiave been tluct un I tug back and
' forth from day to day, but still the gem nil
1 tendency of prices has been upward. The
1 ll.t glilll for the Week amounts tn l,".',rj"c
nn.l Ihe week cl ised at til. Iilgliesl point
reach
salts:
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SH EEF There were no sheep or lamb
offered on the market today, everything
that came In being sold to arrive, so that
n test of the market whs not made. For
the week receipts show an Increase over
the previous week and also over the Mini'
week of last year. The demand, though,
has beep fully equal to the occasion and an
active, steady market has been experienced
all the week. The only exception wn on
Friday, wh-n buyers realized that they
had forced prices nt this point higher than
nt anv other, and as n result they took off
a Utile, but as compared with the close
of last week the market oil all desirable
grades of both sheep and lambs Is fully
steady. The common klndn. of course,
have been neglected to some extent when
buyers could get enough of the better
griiibs to fill their orders, but still even
the half-fnt kinds are a nigh a they
were last week.
The receipts of feeders have been ex
tremely llht all the week and as there
has been quite a demand prices are 1 un
steady. Quotations: Choice w estern lambf". f fAJl
5.75: fair to good lambs. $4.75UV.4n; chnlcs
native lambs, $.i.754iti.n; choice yearlings,
$1 ! fifi.15. fair to gnod yearlings, $4.25r.i4. ..;
rholco wethers. $1 uOT,.0O; fair to good, $4.00
di4 Mi; el'otee ewes, $4. 11041 4 25; fnli to good,
$3 2"V"1 ,in feeder lambs. $3.("V'i4.00: feeder
venrllngs, $3 . 5.1.1 .65; feeder wether. $3.0Ofl)
2 25; feeder f-wes, $1.5"'u2.2j. Representative
sales:
No. Av. Pr.
1 buck 170 3 00
4 lambr 1" 5 r,
14 native lambs 97 5 75
Farnam Smith
& Go.
8TOCKS, BONDS,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
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We offer Union Stock Yards
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SUCCESS
In speculation Is possible only from acting
on accurate Information nnd good advice.
On January 3 wc srfld In our Dally Fore
cast. "Buy May wheat on Monday. Buy
anywhere below 75 cents." YOU KNOW
WHAT HAPPENED The fact la we have
foretold every move In May wheat for six
months. lll'NDKEDS OF TRADERS ARE
MAKlVft MONEY ON OCR ADVICE.
A week ago we advised the sale of stocks
when everybody else were Duns. An av
er.iBe 4-iuilnt break followed.
This advice coats onlv 50.JO a year, mailed
dnllv (trial ' week $1,001. Send for free
booklets explaining ojr methods.
THE MARKET CHART COMPANY,
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INVESTORS COMBINE
CAPITAL.
Pooling Their Interests, They Knmi
nn I, norm.. .. and l'ierfiil 4 om
l.tnr, ItenlUtna l.normnn
Profit.
I ine ot the noli w 1
clal tv.'lM that Ic
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small Investors
National Securities
miner In the plan.
Ihe luoti. x of tho'ii
1 1 hy moves In the tlnan
Mttriictlng a great deal
pooling or liu.rest by
A Si. Lout firm, the
Company, It Ihe prime
This compnnv receives
lands of small Investors,
and. combining them, Imin gigantic sums
wnlch enable thelu In suco ssfully transact
en.iriunii.t deals that pay hands,, me prnlils
tn the Individual nnnibiTM of the pod.
This Is another phase of the Comm. Hilt V
of Interest Idea made so popular by J.
Plcrponl Morgan; the only dlffeicnce 1
that this company Is conipoeed of an un
limited number of small Investors, while)
Mr. Morgan companies are composed of
a limited iiiimbi r of rich men The Na
tional Is tho lirs I company organlr.ed on
lids new plan, but because of lis wonderful
succees It Is but a question of a short limn
until many more will enter the Held. It Is
a well known fact that the man of nmnev
ha thousands of opportunities to make
profitable Investments that never cmnc tn
the mail of unall means. In popular lan
guage, "It takes money to make money."
Hy this sueoesnfiil plan of comblnttl m thn
small Investor with from fifty to a few
him. Ire. 1 dollars secures the same oppor
tunities that come to the man of millions
nnd ns a ennn-quctioe renlUns the fume
eiiormnus per cent of prulll on his Invest
ment, however small It may be. It e.n bo
safely snld Hint a more marked departure
than this plan was never made In the worll
of money nn.l those who take advantage
of the opportunities offered by this com
pany will realize more on their money In
a week than they would under ordinary
ndltlmut In n year. Tint, general plan
upon which the company Is operated doe
nnt mnterlally differ from Hint cmpioyen
by tho nntloual banks. The Investors of the
company occupying the same pnsltlnn ns
the .stockholders of the bank. Each and
every days a. iilvnienn is neciarcn inn
each Investor receives a urait ior ins pinius
during this time. The Investment Is umply
secured and Investors run no risk what
ever. The entire capital of I no company,
one hundred Thousand Dollars t$livi.ooni1
stands between the lnv(ftnrn mid lnss. The
ma.lorlty of the mammoth fortunes of this
country were made by n.tftost exactly tho
same methods ns those employed by tho
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Is the keynote nf present day succees. The
smnll Investor, by placing his money with
thnt of hundreds nnd even thousands of
other small Investors, obtains all the ad
vantage of eiiormnus cnpltal and Ida mnney
carna as much, dollar for dollar, as that of
the millionaire "Captains of Industry,"
while email sums If Invested alone earn
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for long periods of time. Investments In
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withdrawal at any time. I'pon Investing,
tho Investor receives a Certificate of De
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certificate the right to return the
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withdraw his Investment In whole or In
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stantaneous withdrawal and protected from
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National Securities Company Is rapidly ex
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to know, lhls booklet is sent rree to all
who write for It. Address at once.
National Securities Company, Dept. 41: St.
Louis, Mo.
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