THE OMAnA DAILT BEE: WEDNESDAY JANUARY 6. 1004.
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CRALN AND PRODUCE MARKET
itar (hrlook in Far Eut Cantst Lata
ia Fr.M of Wheat.
PRICE OF CORN CLOSES AT A DECLINE
r Fir sees t mt Gralas at Earl
Holetl la Prices with
Marked Deellae la Pra
vlsloaa. CHICAGO. Jan. 5. Arrive burlng steadied
wheat pnrm today after the market had
Kiuinwl cmsMerahie limn, clue to heavy
Uiiunlailon on the brighter outiook In the
lar east. Only a portion of the loss vol
regained, however. May clown S4ii
l-"r. May corn wu down "s'lac, but
oaia showed an advance of V Provisions
wera extremely weak. clnrl.-ig iaajlTijc iluen.
heat opened with an eusier leeiing and
general Inrllnatlnn to :. English con
oia were higfier anil the aenerai tone of
foreign dlsvaichea referring to possibility
Of war waa decidedly more pacific. Re
ceipt aian were mre liberal and the
weather map gave promise of excellent
conditions for the movement of the crop.
At the start May waa unchanged to ,o
fc'Wer at yUSc. and with no supporting
feature the mark continued to decline.
The weakness at Minneapolis added to the
depreeslon here and before the declining
tendency had been checked May had ooid
off to Sc. a loss of 1c from the high point.
At the decline there was liberal supp.irt
from commission house and the leaning
long also supported tho market with )'"f
purchases. Aj a rsjit the market rallied
and part of the loss was recovered. The
late strength In coarse grains was a help
during the last hour and a steadv tone
prevailed at the close, with Xl;iy at
sese. Clearances of wheat and Hour were
equal to SS0 hu. Primary receipt wer
ljiSt.f") bu.. against 44(i.7v bu. a year ag .
World's vleirle supply acrnrdlng 'to Brad
street's showed an Increase of hu.. as
against a large decrease 1,-u.t s'-ar Minne.
spoils. Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of rjH cars, axa.nst SHs cars last
week and 434 cars a year ago.
The coi-n market was Inclined to dreg
early !n the session ami wtis weak largely
In sympathy with wheat. The local crowd
were gainst the market and sold freely.
Barring the latter part of the day consid
erable covering deveinpeil and there waa
also active buying by the same Interest
that supported the wheat market. In
creased offerings from Illinois and Nebraska
were largely responsible for the bearish at
titude of the local traders, although the
more hopeful tone of war news exerted
eome Influence. The c'oee waa fnlriy firm,
with May only Jj-Nc lower at 46'rc after
opening a shude higher to SftWc lewer at
WiiMri,c and selling between 4(ic and 4tilxc.
Local receipts were 402 cars, with 3 of
contract grade.
Oats were the firmest of grains. There
was a little decline early along with other
grains, but the market steadied later and
jrlng the latter part of the session good
a1ns were made on active covering by
rs and on buying of some local bulla.
il cash demand helped in the advance.
The close was Arm and near the top.
After onenlng unchanged to a shade hluher
at aV-riSC, Mav ranged between .TSfj SSHo
and closing at 3S539ic. Local re
ceipt were 157 cars.
A decline of lic In the price of hogs anil
liberal receipts at western points caused
considerable selling of provisions early In
the day by commission houses and local
bears. As a result May pork declined 'c.
lard 26c and rlba TSgc. On the break pack
ers supported the market anil some recov
ery waa made, although the close whs weak
with Mav pork off 5c at r.3.1. Mav lard
waa down rruc at 16.35 and ribs off ltt
17V. at tfiCH-atlS.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow! wheat,
IS cars: corn, 20 cars; oats. 45 cars; hogs,
head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Axtlclea-i Open. Hlgh-j Low. Close. Tea y.
Wheat
May
July
sept.
Corn
Jan. May
July
Oata
Jan.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. May
Rlba
Jan.
May
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ibPsjcj 'ui "at l i M-nVi;
41 42S 43 42Vu
4H(UTai 4tPi 40 i 41 4fiVf
iltrsjsjiai "'- iJi 5aA
s1! ss1
SJ . ti
13 00
t
7 W
46
75
IS 09 12 70 1! TO
U ft I 13 (M 13 10
IS ! 70 ') 70
13 27H
t
7 ITS
I 50
4 Ml
4 46
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w i
tie
Cash quotatlona were aa follows:
FLOURc-Market steady; winter patents.
J4. winter straights. B. ,'.lu, spring
patents. $4.0ti(iA30; spring siraighia, (X5vtf
176; bakers', K.3lH .-u
WHEAT No. i. 75aSc; No. 3 red, S5S9
(teVo.
CORN No. S. 4ric; No. S yellow. 46c.
OATS No. t, 36S-c; No. i white, J6H
C.17V'-
RYB-No. 2. 51 Sc.
BARLKT Good leedlng. J4iT7c; fair to
Choice malting, 4Stjusc.
SEEDS No. t tlax. Sc; No. I north
western. H.U4. Prime timothy, $2.90. Clover,
contract grade. Ol 35.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl.. 312.75
13. j. Lard per liw lbs.. R..uxj m. Short
rlba sldea loeeV S il; short clear
idea (boxed), M tS-Ti.
Fallowing were uie receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Kecelnta. Bhlpmenfa
Flour, bbls n.TOH 61.2i
Wheat, bu 4tw 47.1i
Corn, bu 4n6. 179.li
Oata, bu. 27.w 160 oJ
Rye. bu... lt.2 6.
Barley, bu WI.5UI 1.5o
on the Produce exahanae today the Gut
ter market was steady; creamery, lf223Sc:
dairy. 14(21c. Egca. tlrm: at mark ca-s
litijinlad. StiiJte. cneeaat, steaay, iouo.
JEW YOBK UERAL H tlKET.
4atatlaa af Iks Day Tarisss
rasaasaslltlaa.
NKW TORK. Jan. S FLOUR Receipts.
31(13 bbls.; exports. 34,719 bbls.; sales. 1L7M
ttbla. Market was quiet, but retained
Id prices: winter patents. HSjj4;
winter straights, 4.iBfl4.Jfc: Minnesota pat
ents. 4 tmij !; winter evtraa, $4 44.;
winter low gradea. 3.1 TtiS 25. Rye flour.
Arm: fair to guc-d. IS Srs : choice to
fancy n 4ifcl 75. But'ka beat flour, steady,
tZ.2oi Ju.
CoR.N MEAL Firm: yellow western,
II 01; city. tl.; kiln dried. K-ml.a.
RYE Steady; No. 2 weatern. 4o noan
Inal f. o. a. afloat; state and Jersey. M
BARLEY-Quiet: feedlnjf. 46c. f. n. b.,
B'irf-lo; malting. 47Sic. c. 1. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT-RecHpta. 14.H25 bu.; sales. 13.
One bu. futures. 7 bu. iot. Spot market
easy: No. t red. "ic. elevatie-; No. I rel, !.1o,
f. o. h., afloat: No. 1 northern Duluth. t7c
t, o. b., adoat; No. 1 herd Manitoha. nom
Btal. f. o. b. afloat. Prices remained sta
tion ary. After a rallv on bullish news and
Armour buying it again turned easier, be
cause of big weatern recelpta and poor ex
port Inuulry. closing Ha-V; net lower Sales
Included: No. 2 rd Mav 13-ltic.
closed at -c; July. SiJSc. cli.sed at
sVvc.
CORN Receipts. 113 hu. ; exports. .(
bu. : sales, llii'tM bu. futures and 4. tw) bu.
spot. Market for spot, easy; No. 2. 54c. ele
vator, and 11V. f o. b. afloat: No. 1 yel
low. 57c; - ungraded mixed. 63c. Options
were dull and weak In response to the
wheat decline, large western arrivals and
good weather. It closed a shade st 'niter,
but still Kc net luwrr. May. 52VJNc.
closed at 52S- f
OATS Receipts, a.rtr) bu.: exports, a lie
bu. Market for spot, firm: No. X 42Sc:
standard white. 34c; No. I. 31Sc: No. 2
white. 4Sc; No. 1 white. 44c; tra.-k white,
western, 4iac: track white, state, Ciu-.
Options nominal.
FEED Firm. prtng hran. fJS 'Wftn 0;
mtddung-s. tOiiVr'.U; citv. 320 ia Jo 50.
H AT gutet. -jhipiung. fci.70. choice. K .
HPS Kirm St.ite. common to choice.
19S. aTTc: 'S?. Jr,- old. 12c; P-ictfle
coast. lKiS. 2btSc; lawi. 2M2iw; old. Siljc
H1PES Firm. Gaivest.in. !o to 25 lbs.
i!c; laiirornia. a to 3 ids, uc. Texas dry
24 to lbs. 13V.
LKATHER irNrm. Acid. SS12IS'.
RH'S sjuiet. Domestic, fair to extra.
3V"4Sc
PROVISION" Beef. mesa, rrjoeit (
beef haras. :'; cut mem. dull, pickled
bellies, m i; pickled shoulder 5 50; pickled
hams. t5. La-d. easy: wtrm steamed.
7i5. January closed at tr 15. nominal: re
fined. iiUet: continent, r: Jc South Amer
ica. 25 compound. J2.ji 50 p.,ra steady;
fajnllv rii. short clear. lllCoyi '& u mesa!
4 2-15
TAl-LuWAnrm; city. 5SJSc; country
fcoc
Vit TTFR Quiet; creamery, 15ir74c; state
deirv lfnc.
CHEkeri Quiet; stats full cream, fancy
large and small, col ..-e l and waits sVpi
Wnuwr. 12r; late made. luc
KOi'.S e)ir.r.g- western. SSfTrrc.
. PoUI.THT Alive, firm: western i hu-kens
lie: fowls. . LS:: turkeys. Uc. Dei'
. uncnanged.
laaes-lie Wheal, flams aa4 Braa.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. I WHEAT Mav
mai Juy. aS:i aa track: 2, 1 Wd,
"He; No. 1 northern. dlX-v No. I northern,
s-'tc; No. I northern. f-j"!c
FL4UR First pstnt. $4.7ff sre-nJ
psten's. 4'i4i: flrt cler . U '.! A';
"'"no ciesrs. i:4to. f
BRAN In bulk, higher. I yt.aJ14.3o.
OMAHA WBOLtMLC MARKET.
Caadltlea ( Trade aad Qaatattaaa aa
taale aa4 Faary Prwaaeta.
EGOd Receipts mora liberal, fresh stock
He.
LIVE IOT"LTRT Hens. V: spring chick
ens. Sc; r'xisters. according to ait". 4y6c;
turkeys. ITSc; ducks, 'i'.v-; geese. 'gc.
L HKSSEU Pot. LTH I Tjrkeys. lbtf 17e;
old tnms. letlic: ducks. llrjllc; gecae.
Lc; chickena. l'Kullc
BLTTEU Packing stiK-k. lTSc; choice
to fancy dalrv. rolls. lmlc. separator. -c
FRESH FIdH Trout .l"c; pick-r-l. c;
pike. r; perch. 7c; hhieflsh. 15c; whlteffan.
tc; salmon, 11c; haddock, loe: codflih. 12c;
redsnapper. lie: lobsters, boiled, rf !b..
c; lobsters, greeri. per lb., ISc; bullhesdi.
He; catflpn. 14c; black bass. S'tjISe; halibut.
12c; crarrles. 12c; herring, 5c; whlta baas,
13c; blueflns so.
OTSTEK-New Tork counts, per can.
4.1c; per gl., K.in; extra eeiecta. per can,
Vic.; per gal., K.r5; standard, per can. 77c;
per gal., tl Vk
BRAN Per ton. 114.50.
HAT Prices ouoted by Omaha Whole
sale Desiers' ass.v'la'.lon. Choice No. 1 up
land, tn 5n; No. X. 16.0"; meillum. 50:
coarse. 16 '1. Rye straw. Si SO. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality.
Letnand f.tlr and receipts light.
COPN c.
OATS 37c
RTE No. 1
TEQSTABLEa.
POTATOES Colorado. c; Dakota, per
bu.. 7tir5c; native. titea7nc.
S'A'EKT POTATO EU Illinois, per bbL,
C M.
NAVT BEANS Per btt., J2JB.
CELERY (mnil, per dov, 253c: larre
Cnllfornla. 4tHj'Tac,
ONIONS Nw home -mwn. dry, par Ih.,
lc; apanish, per crate, tl.si; Colorado yel
low and red. ISc.
C ABB AO E Wisconsin Holland. JSC
TURNIPS Canada rutabagas, per ID.,
lrc; white, per bu., 5ic
CARROTS Per bu., ..
PARSNIPS Per bu., 50c
E EFTS Pee hu.. 5
JAULirLOWEK California, per crate.
TOMATOES California, per 4-basket
cn. U 26.
CUCl'MEERS Per dor. JLM.
FR CITS.
APPLES California B-Uflowers. per box.
11 New Tork Greenings. Baldwins anj
other varieties. C.6U: New Tora Spies, tt-75.
GRAPES Pony Catswbas, JPc; imported
M'sgas. per keg. 16 K).r) i.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl.. t7
per box. J2.50, Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
tP 00; Bell and Cherry, M OO.
TROPICAL 1-ULTTS.
ORANGES e lurida Britua and Rosseta,
alL sizes, r jo. navels, ail sixes, choice,
Kl.2EaJ.75; fancy. B.J5.
LiLMONa caUfornia fancy. 300 to 360
sixes. M i; choice. J4U to 270 alses, C50.
FIGS Cieilfornla, per Id-lb. cartons. Kc;
Imported Smyrna, J-crowa, 14c; e-crown.
lbc: 7-crown. 18c.
COCOANL TS Per sack. 4 U0; par do.,
acc.
DATES Persian, fer box of 20 pkgs.,
CJti; per lb.. In tiO-'b. boxes, 5Sc; Oriental
tuff.'U dates, per box. tl.tt).
BANANAS Per m.uium-fllxed bunch, COO
tfiju; J umbo. l.,;tgl.2a.
MISCE LLAN EO U S.
CHEESE Wlsconotn twins, full cream,
ICv; Wisconsin Young Americas, injc;
bluca Swiss. 15c; Wiwuosla brick. 12'ic;
Wlsconetn limburger, Uc.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames. i3l;
Utah and Colnrridu, per 24 frames. CJ5.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb.. 10c.
CIDER Per bbl., 15.75; per S bbl.. M 25.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2S-: shelled. Jfeasc.
HORSERADISH Per case of t dusen,
packed. S"c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
15Sc; hard shell, per lb.. 14c; No. i soft shell,
per lb.. 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
Braxils, per lb., 11c; filberts per ib., ".lc;
almonda, soft shell, per lb., 15c; hard shall,
per lb.. 13c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small, per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per lb.. He;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 7Sc; Chill wllnuts.
UqlSc; large hickory nuts, per bu.. 1160:
shell barks per bu.. Cut.'; black wainuta,
per bu.. SI. 25.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. X green. 5c:
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, Ac; No. 1 veal
cair. I to 13 lbs., Xc: No. 2 veal calf. 12 to
16 lbs., Sc; dry salted hides. tfl2c; sheep
pelts, Jciiu.ac; nurse nines, jLaiv-.w.
St. Laals Grala a ad Prevlsioas.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5. WHEAT Lower; No.
3 red, cash, e evator, nominal: track. 91'!
HlVic: May, ItSiCSc; July, litc; No. 2 bard,
74W7SC.
CORN Lower: No. 2 cash, 43c; track. 44
66c: May. 44e844"c; July. 44Sri44Sc
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. JTSc; track.
SMjV: Mav. S'iTSc: No. 2 whlta. 40c.
FLOUR steady. Re 1 winter pafn's.
t4.254..5; extra fancy and straight, $2.313
i.'Ai; clear. 4. tiu.
SEED Timothy, steady. 22.2313; prime
higher.
CORN MEAL Steady. 1330.
BRAN vjulet; sacked, east track. TsSSlc.
HAY Steady; timothy, 6.tf31X5u; prairie;
2E.it v 50.
IRON COTTON TIES fL 05.
BA(eiIXfl-SS'l'.
HEMP TWINS-Sc.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: Jobbing,
I13.1U. Lard, lower: steam rendered, Sft.55.
Bacon iboxed. steady: extra shorts, 37.25;
clear ribs. 37.50: short clear. 37.55.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, loc: springs,
10c; turkevs. 12yjl3c; ducks, loc: geese. He.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 18625c;
dairy. ISot.
EGOS Higher, 28c, cases count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls Ha lO.itid
Wheat, bu. 5R 112 i
Corn, bu S2.' as.tt
Oats, bu 5U.UU0 4.i.KI
Kaaaaa City Grala aad Prevtsieas.
KANSAS CTTT, Jan. 5. WHEAT Msy,
71Sc; Julv, tsSc; cash. No. 3 bard. 72nj73c;
No. 3. ebsj⪼ No. 4. 6lB-iAc; rejei-ted, 6iei
S2c: No. red. t3SI4Sc; No. 3. (CSu'SJSc
CORN Mav, 4oc; July, STfcc; casn. No. 2
mixed. 3c; No. 2 white, IsxaJifSc; No. 3,
ii;flc.
OATS No. 2 whlta, S0fcI7c; No. 2 mixed,
HAT Choice timothy, 2S.00QS.50; choice
prairie. 17 5vj7.75.
RYE No. 3. 4sc
BUTTER Creamery, l3c; fancy dairy,
ISc.
EGGS Firm. Missouri and Kansas, cases
returned. 22V:. New No. 2 whits wool
cases Included, 24a
Receipts. ?hipmpnts.
eceipt. Shipments.
Wheat bu 247..0I 2W.
Com. bu .tt 46 4U)
Oata, bu .0H) lb.'Jji
T tat ale Sepsdy ( Grmla.
NEW TORK. Jan. 5. Special cable and
telegraphic advices received by Bracsirest's
show the following changes in available
supplies as compared with last account:
Wheat. United States and Canada, east
of the Rocky Mountains. Increased Li1H.ini
bu: afloat for and in Europe, decreased
LuoO uuo bu: total supply, increased ULir.u bu.
Corn. United Stales and Canada, east of
the Rock Mountaina. Increased fd.JUU bu.
Oats. United Slates and Canada, east of
the Rocky Mountains, lnrreajted 371. IOJ bu.
The leading decreases In wneat this week
included bu. at the northwestern In
terior elevators, 324. n bu. at the Chicago
private elevators. 75. nO bu at Kingston,
nO.itM bu at St. Joseph. 57.0X1 bu. at Depot
Harbor and &0.U0U bu. at Minneapolis pri
vate elevators.
The laad:ng Increases are 00000 bu. at
Omaha, ui.ivu bu. at Burlington and 50, JO J
bu. at Chattanooga.
Palladelpala Predaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3 BUTTER
firm snd in good demand; extra western
cresmery. 25c; extra nearby prima, ,8c.
EGGS Firm and lc higher: fresh nearby.
c at ths mark; fresh western, Ac 1 s
off: fresh southwestern. J7:wc, Us uft.
fresh southern. Sha47o. toes olt.
CHEESE Unchanged: New Tork full
creama, funcy. 11; New Tork full cream a
choice. US'": New Tork full creams, fair
to good. lc3ll1c
LlversMl Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. i WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 1 red western winter, liL
Futures, easy; March. May, As Sd.
C 'RN Sxt. steady; American mired,
new 4s5d. American mixed, old. 4e 4d. Fu
tures, aieady; January, 4a lSd; Marco. 4s
IVi.
Mllwaaksa Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 5 WHEAT-teady :
No. 1 northern. 7c; No. 3 Burthern, lint
sue May. sec asked.
RTE-Steadv; No. 1. sS87c.
BARLEY Steady; No. 3, JK)0e; sample.
Wic
CuRN May. eSSa asked.
Iralatk Grata Market.
DfLUTH. Jan. I WHEAT On track:
No. 1 northern. x3Sc; No. 1 northern. Hi:;
No. 1 spring. TV-: May. sac; July. 4c
OATS on track and to arrive. Stic
Teteda teed Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. S SEEXS Clover, cash.
27; January. 37: February. 37 oi. M ireh.
V 1. Prime aiaike. t.ja. Prima timothy.
V 35.
Peseta Grata Market.
PEORIA. Jan. t-CORN oteady; net
Nut 3, sue; Sew No. 4. 5eu.
SEW TORS STOCKS A5D BONDS
Harket Du'l with Irre juaJ Tan Through
out tko Cay'i Sen. os.
STEEL STOCKS KEEP TRADERS GUESSINS
Wee term Rallraaai Saearltlaa idriiet
la Price aa Beaart at Passible
Casaklaatlaas of Several
Iataartaat Lines.
NEW TORK, Jan. s. The stock market
ot luday was uiui aiiu spuny aiiu Uie tuna
was uieau.ar inruua.ioui lue lone suu-.'d
sows iujt,iiiveiiiii aner Luiiuuu nan
ceased uauing lor tiie day. ills imlS
sirengtn was uot ueiu aud uie cios.i.g was
irreguiar aiier a suarp reaction, mt specu
laiibu was vaneu auu prices uid nol move
in un.soii. loiiuon a liinueuce waa isxgeiy
respunaiuie lor uie eariy noavy tuue. a,
IQuuku uie penouig acuon of Uie cniled
'im oieel oiviuenus and the quesuon
oi tiie sou Wing to oe maue by the quar
terly earnuiga staxemem were repressive
innuences uu Uie general list. i ns an
nouiiceuieul thai Uie oireclors Wuuid not
assemble unul 3 o cioc letl tin aasurauce
uiaL uie uivuiend deciaion would nui be
knjwn unul the maxaei had closed auu
caused addiuunal hazard ill the trading.
Bpecuiativs leeur.g un the subject was
inoicated by Uie uetucg on tne curb un
uie oividend prospect, neavy odds being
onereu aaamsi nay dividend being Ueciareu
un uie cuminun stock. Wagers were nut
made on the dividend to be declared on
the preterred stM:a, but bels wers mads
that ilia next dividend on the preferred
siocs wouid be reduced. Another active
center of speculation during tne day was
Amalgamated Cupper, wiucn waa run up
at one uuie over i points. Ouier leading
copper slocks, lnduuiug Rio Tintoa in
Pans, were active and ttuita buoyant. The
Uiouun maraet lor raw copper cununued
to advance on large purcnaaes and the
official price In the domestic maraet aiso
ruse snarpiy. Some attempt waa made
to make Uie war outlook a leature In the
copper movement, owing to Uie share ot
the Japanese production in the wond I
s' ppiy. The war scare as a factor of
Uie market, however, showed a waning
Influence. TTie severity of the weather
wis made an argument for advancing
prices of co&iers, conspicuously Reading
and some of the high priced members ui
the group The reopening of the anthra
cite mines after a ten days' Idleness helped
the group to a detrree. . The prominent
feature of the day was the marking up
of a group of railroad stocks m whicn
a common Interest is largely dominant.
Chicago A Alton, Culorauo A Southern,
Tuiedo, Su Louis A Western. Minneapolis
& St. Louis, and Iowa Centril were all
lncludeo in the group, and Chicago Ter
minal Transfer might be added. Humors
to explain the rise varied from a trana
conunenLal railway project to embrace
Union Pacific, Chicaaro A Alton, Toledo. St.
Louis Western and Erie to a combina
tion of the smaller roads Into one property
after the manner of the Rock Island sys
tem. No authoritative information could
be had on any of the rumors. Rock Island
was conspicuously noticeable on tne de
crease In November earnings. United
States Steel also weekened suddenly, ear
ning back the preferred with It for prac
tically ail of Its gain.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, were jn.TTO.'fO. United States bonds
were unchanged on tell.
The following was the closing stock Hat
on ths New Turk Stock exchange:
Sa;es. High. Low. Close.
Atchison 17.725 S "TS S
do pM 275 ! ! n
Baltimore A Chio S7.010 79S 7ST4 7S
do DM ,
Canadian Pacific LusO USS 117S 11 7S
Central of N. J 1X
Chesapeake & Ohio... 110 rs 33S ?3
Chicago A Alton 4.200 S7S 34 27H
do pfd It4il 83 78 S-
Chicago Gt. Western. 100 15 15S 15S
do ti pfd 27
Chicago N. W 3TO 16S 1C7 167
Chicago Term. A T... l.s 10 9 9T
do pfd 4.500 22 1S 21S
C, C. C. A St. L 78
Colorado Southern.... 3.750 16S 1&S 16
do 1st pfd 960 55 54 5s
do 2d pfd 30 2S 24 5
Delaware A Hudson.. 400 1W 1 ltS
Del., lck. West... LtMil 273 2f 271S
Denver A Rio Grande LtKKi ai 3DS 2S
do pfd 2U tS HS
Erie 16.9u9 2S S
do 1st pfd oS46 6HS 7 67
do 2d pfd KM 4!H S 4SS
Gt. Northern pfd 170
Hocking Valley 500 72 72 72H
do pfd 110 M 4 4
Illinois Central . 7W 1S 12S rsH
Iowa Central S 20 20 JoS
do pfd b L0U0 40 29 ff)
K. C. Southern IRS
do pfd X 35 34 S4
Louisville A Nashville 3l loS HT I07
Manhattan L 3.235 143 141 142S
Metropolitan St. Ry.. fti 122 121" Li'S
Minn. A St. Louis.... 420 Ha Z 64
Mlasotirl Paclrie 1L5.11 H2H HIS SI
Mo., Kan. A Tex el ITS ITS T'H
do pfd 850 S 3 2fS
N. R. R. of Meg. pfd. 3fi
N. T. Central 1.1MI 11KH 11SS HSS
Norfolk A Western... 1.110 E7S 57 57S
do pfd ion H9 H
Ontario A Western 4.'rt 2TS 21"4 21S
Pennsylvania 13.3UU 11AS 117 11MS
P.. C . C. A St. L
Reading 15.fi" 4SS 44S 44,
do 1st pfd lifO 77S 77S 7Tii
do 2d pfd 5;
Rock Island Co 19..VI0 23- 2?H S
do pfd L4u0 5 US 58
St. L 4 9 F. 1st pfd
do 2d pfd 41
St. Louis S. W 14
do pfd 100 23 23 22S
St. Paul liSNG 14S 142S 1I2S
do pfd 1 177 17" 1T.S
Southern Paclflo LC37 4K 4 48
Southern Railway .... 200 3S i 20
do pfd 24( 7 ThS 7fi
Texas A Paciflo lt SS 3l 25S
T.. St. LAW 7"5 15 26 25
do pfd 1.230 Jin, 37
Union Paclflo 3LT3D 7S 7R 7
do pfd 1M
Wabash 700 K 1 1!4
do pfd 7.5O0 27 H6 i
Wheeling A L. E 17
Wisconsin Central ... 670 ITS 17 ir
do pfd . 700 3SS 3SS 31
Adams Ex ..... Si
American Ex ltn
U. S. Ex 110
Wells-Fargo Ex 210
Amal. Copper 7S.R70 51 4KS '
Am. Car A Foundry.. t l."S lit 1S
do pfd 600 liSS 68 87
Am. Linseed Oil 9
do pfd 2s
Am. Locomotlvs 300 17 ITS ITS
do pfd 7S
Am. Smelt. A Refng.. Wfl 4, 4. 48
do pf.i 20 n on
Am. Sugar Refng 5. 12R' 13 125
Anaconda M. Co S!0 78 7 77
Brooklyn R. T .2S30 50 4S 4
Colo. Fuel A Iron 520 ,s S2S 'S
rolumbos A H. Coal.. SSI 15 14 15
Consolidated Gss ! 1H1 ltd 191
General Electric L41U 1-3 li 173
International Power.. Io0 11 11 11
do pfd 400 65 5 S5
Internstlonal Pump 21
do pfd 74
National Biscuit 1(0 30 3G SS
National Lead 15
North American 410 s4 K3S OS
People's Gas 0 97 97 7
Pressed Steel Car w 25 ZT 28
do pfd 7
Pullman Palace Car.. 100 218 28 217
Republic Steel ti 7 7 7
do pfd l 42 4! 42
Rubber Goods 210 IH 13 1"",
do pfd . 73
Tenn. Cost A Iron 2T 2T 37
U. S. Leather Jul 7 7 7
do pfd loa 76 76 76
V. 3. Rubber ? 11
do pfd 4t
U 8. Steel 19 11 11 11
do pfd 4t.2X0 57 55 5e
Western Union 115 86 SS
Northern Securities
Total sales for tha day, 455. shares.
sates atMk SJiaatarTaaa.
BOSTON. Jan. 5. Pa:i loans. 5aj per
cent; time loans. 5jJ per cent. official
closing prices on stccks and bonds:
Aickisss a
Umx teouml a..
Atchisos
SO Bid
Boaoa a Aibaar
Buatua A ali em
Boatos Elavatae
Vt Allewaa
ev AaaisaasxeS ..
r H.I snaa
a i a Hade..
24 rentesnlal
1ST I'uesrr aaaae .
... 4A
... la
... a
..aw
... it
... aav,
... TcS
...
... T
... MS
... ICS
... OS
... Us
... at
... i
...US
... ts
... us
... us
... SS
...
...
... bj
le
Poamtoa c'ual
Fraaalls
laia Murals ...
Sohaws
Old Doa&laloa
X T . f U a 8. .1!4i
PttchSurs sfd 1
ra Paetna ..
a ex. raattai ..
ns
laar. Sugar j Oaftanls
ae pit lit
Parrot
A BMC T A T UH4
Doa A I. I av,
Uasaal Klaetiie XTl
4aiscy ...
-. 11a Fs Caesar.
Taeiajaxa
laaaa. Elaatna it Tnntr
fla pld I'attaa
rnited resit ss I'taa ..
C i Sia lav V -tora ..
ptd US Vts. ns ..
Watl-ia QOBBoa .... C V,iimm
AdTaelure taiy Wast
Asked.
FarettTB rtaaaataL
LONpON Jn. I MONET The lilstrlhu.
tl Jn of C2.S 0.ia of January dividends aug
mented tne aOundance of money ia tha
market t.nlay and ccaapened rtee. D.a
counis er ea.v. Business on the sto-k
exchange waa du 1 and l't.os. There
waa eome r-cur-ence of the nervousness
rereeti -g the tltuait n of affairs in me fae
east, i wing u of eunrlrmatlon of ya-
teruay's 1 p It I lc aewa. but ope at rs ex
press the hope that oa t' a s w. uld be sat
iafttturl.y arranaed, vinos hardeusd at
flft hut clos weak. Ln--al epersrlnns
were rstr1ctel. but the stacks hsrdenel
and advanced to sove psrity. Ameriisns
then became irrg'il ir. out closed stdy.
B'lilion a.-nounting to ;n'w wss with
drawn from tl-e Hunk of England today for
sli'pmeit to Egvpt.
PARIS. Jan. . Pries on the bcuts
opened fim, but s'n weakened l:ght.
Towarl the close rumors that the Japanese
had lande! In Cores caused further offers
of Internatlcn-tls. The market clseil weak.
Rio Tint's lined ) p ints. The prl'-s'e
rate of illscnnnt wis 2 15 l per cent. Thre
E'T cent rentes. T IS fir the aceount.
i"f!nt on London i5f 16c for chick?.
DERLiN. Jan. &. T'"uIIpb on the bourse
tday wss Inscttve. Exchange on London
?"m 44'tpfss for checks. Discount r'tes:
Short bi.ls, i'pfgs, three months' bll.s,
2pfgs.
5w Terk sianey siarket.
NEW TORK. Jan. S.-MONET-Cm call,
easv. lVa4S per cent; offered at IS per
cent. T;me loans, easy- sixty days. S
per cent; ninety days and six month. 4?
4 per cent. Prima mercantile paper. 5d
I per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm. with
acfiai husimas In bankers' bills at 14 S4f.
4 MT0 for demand snd at 24 ir4 lTf for
sixty dsy Mils; posted rates. t'.2'M.'2
an l 4.ii4..HS; commercial hills. 4.S1
SILVER Bar, 5Tc; Mcxictn dollars.
43c.
B'NDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
fellows:
0. I. rt. !. reg....Jta
do rnupnn IK
in ."a, reg l'
do ouDon 'f-s
L A f . anl. 4s KVfj
?itilttn c. (. 4s..l"t
ilei. central 4s.
do 1st IDC 144j
'ns. A St. L 4s . n
do a M
w.. K AT. at
do new 4s, reg....!
io coupon ittH
do old 4s. ref .l'-s
do enrt-on iw7
M. R. R. ol M. e. 4s. 74
do ta. na 101i N T. C. sen. 1
do ooapos 161 .H. J. C. (. :r4j
Atrhisnn en. 4s 9 j xo. Pacific m K?
do adj. a 4 do ia 7"N
Atimtic c. L ....... :' n. a w o. 4a :
B. a o. 4s lei 10 s. u tar ... r
do ISs H p. SB. ennv I'a Vt
Canlrai of Oa. ts 114 IReaCtns sen. 4a S
do ia inc. 7 I s. u 4 1. M. e. ( .11! :
oiea. a oaie ...iki ,m. u. a s F fa. a M
CBlraso a A- l-a... 7s Bt. U. l W la .
C. B. A 4. a. 4a II -a 1 Seaboard K. U 4S.
M. A 9. P. s aa.KSisSo. Pacific a
C. A . W a. Ta m- (Vi. Raliwar ta....
C. R. L P. 4S.... TTexaa A P Is ..
do roL as T4 T . t. U A W. I
r.r.C. a St. L g. 4s. 'Union Par'fic ...
.
.ill's
.11:.
.101
. 'A
. 70
.r.4"a
C'nlcafo Tar. 4a. 7
do conr 4a
Con. T-ibaota a M
Colo. A So. 4s tTt
D A H. d. 4s a
Ert pnnr haa a 9T
r S teM Id a...
Wahaah la
do deb. B
A L. g. 4a ...
do sen. 4a Mi Wta. Central 4s
r w a D. c. is... :ii-, icole. F. A L a. is.
Uurklns Vai. 4"4e... lM 1 1
Offered.
k LONDON. Jan. 5-Closing:
Cor aula, mooar... 17 IJ-it si., K. A T
ITS,
.U
. w
. w
. as
.
. s
. a
. 4VS
.
. ),
. !-
- 4S
. 1S
. U
. id'S
. to
IT'S
do account ......
Anarnnds
Aicbiaon
dn pfd
Baltlmure A Ohio
Cajiaaiaa Paiiflo .
Chea. a: Ohio
Chlcaao Ot. W ....
C. M A Bt. P ..
DaDeera
O. A R. 0
do pfd
Erie
da lot pfd
da 2d pfd
nilnols Central
Louia A 'aaS
T I'antrml .
. U -crfolk AW...
. 4S I do pld
. MS. Ontario A W...
. 'S Pannarlanla ..
.121S RBid Mines ....
. it Readias
. US I do .at pld...
.lit do Zd pfd
. as 9o. iUUwar ...
. 44S I do pfd
. 71 JBo. Paclfle
. r 1 Cnioa Paclflo ..
. Tns L". 8. Steal
. ilS I o pfd
.yi'S Waoam
.litis' ds pfd
SILVER Bar. 3Gd per ounce.
MoNEY 2M- per cent; the rate of
dia
ls la
count in the open market Tor snort bl
3 per cent; for three months'
biila.
3 per cent.
BAR SILVER Closed Arm at Md
ounce.
per
Jew Terk Mlaias tsaatatlaaa.
NEW TORK. Jan. 5. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Coa li Utlla CLIat 4
Alice It , "vntaxlo WI
Breera 10 OfUlr izt
Bruurwlck Con 4S Phoenix 1U
ComMoca T-annai .... Potoal la
Con. iSI. A Va .Harass a
Horn Sllrar Ill) Surra Nevada a
Iran Sllrer US IHmsd Hupas n
ruia Coa I j standard. ue
Offered.
Cattaa Market.
NEW TORK, Jan. . COTTON The
maxKel opened at an advance 011 hlg .or
Liverpool caoies, more tiavurable war news
and reports that souibern spot dealers were
unwilling to follow speuu.ators. At noon
the report ot the census bureau wus read,
showing that S..J7u commercial bales aad
been ginned to Lecember ii, against S.Sii.
!6 cunnnerciul baues at the corresponding
time lauet season. This report received a
very buiilah Interpretauian. it being arguod
that If as much cotton, koa pnneu aa was
the case last year the ciise indicated tilat
the crop was nut Iw.JlsI.uuu bales, while tha
bulls were inclined to oeiieve Uie g.uners
returns was a iuil conrtrmaluin of the De
partment of Agriculture s Jjeoember or up
report. Prices jumped from -4 to Ji jioints
In the first ten minutes after tha report waa
received. Such an aavajice aa this natur
ally attracted mure or less real:alng and
there were occasional setbacks, but ths
market as a rule snowed a firm undertone
during the balance of the seeaion. Trading
was very active near the close and leaning
bulla were aggressive buyers, while snorts
were covering excitedly. The rnnrket was
finally a little off from the best, but firm at
an advance of tiHufcu points. Sales wers esti
mated at 9.000 b&ies.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 5. COTTON
Firm; sales, bales; ordinary, iull-lbc;
good ordinary, Lc; low middling, 13c; mid
dling, iJc, good middling, U-li; mid
dling fair. 13 li-ltlc. Receipts. .43 bales;
slock. 3,3.7hi bales. Futures, barely steady;
January. U.4u;uKi.41c; February. 12 &il3.71c;
il l n n. lisoiau soc, April, liifcigis .c; Ma
14.18ql4.1Hc; June. 14.iilA3uc; July, 14.44
1.443;
14.4.1c; August. 13.sliliia.!6o.
ST. LoUia. Jan. a. COTTON Firm, un
changed, middling, Uo. Saioa, none; re
ceipts, none; shipments, none; stock, none.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. S.-COTTONp.t. in
limited demand, prices 14 points higher;
American middling fair. 7.2Sd: good mid
dling, 7. Kid, middling, 7 "id; low middling.
eid. good ordinary. S.Hk1; ordinary, a.ubd.
The saea of the day were 3.outl bales, of
which 300 were for speculation and export
and included 2.S09 American. Receipts, 41.
otu bajes. including 42,AM Dales American.
Futures opened steady and doeed bareiy
steady; American middling, g. o. c. Jan
uary, .Sl(a4i.ad, January and Februarv.
CaVd; February and March. .Sd; March
and April, f .sed; April and May. .sTd; May
and June, .s6d; June and July, x.Md; July
and August, H.lOi, August and September,
liaSd.
Waal Market.
NEW TORK. Jnn. S. WOOL Firm; do
mestic fleece, 2S'422c
BOSTON. Jan. 5 WOOL The prevail
ing coid weather has been exceptionally
good for the wool trade the past wee,
even if In an Indirect way. Buvers have
taken larxe orders of heavy weight cloth
ing and this is reflected in the wool mar
ket. Manufacturers have no large stock
of wool on band, but heavy purchases hnve
been made and mure are probable. The
market for territorial wools Is Arm. Pulled
wools hold firm In prices with a fair de
mand ruling. In foreign wools the de
mand Is steady. Some current quotations
are- Territory. Idaho fine. 151!c; fine
medium. 16517c: medium. lWc: Wyoming
fine. l.Valfic: fine medium. Iti'fl7c; meillum.
'Of'TISie Utah snd Nevada fine. T4t415c;
fine medium. !n7o: medium. 19f"vr. Da
kota tine, l'ciltic; fine medium, loiluc:
medium. 17i'2Ae. Montana fine choice. 19
ri'Wc: fine medium. l!r2C'c: average 1lal3c;
stinle. liXfe; medium "hoice. lleaOc.
ST. LOUIj4. Jin. S. Wm;,L Uteedv: me
dium grades, eornblng and clothing. lTdlc:
light fine. 1Si1Tc; heavy fine, 14c; fib
waxhed, 20 3 He.
CesTee larkaC
NEW TORK. Jan. I rOFTE-gpot.
Rio firm: No. 7. Invoice. Tc. The market
for futures nnened s'eadv at unrin(t
prlc-s to sn advance of 10 points on buvlng
from Wall stree and scattering skutc
following steady European cible and small
primary receipt. Around middav pt-ce
had been advanced to a level annt 11
points higher all around but later reel'slng
was verv heavv snd toward the close ths
marker ess-d ofT. being flnallv S tv Ints low
er to 5 points higher. t?a es were reported
of Tli'iO'i bags, incl-idlne Januarv a' T ;5,j
7 5": Feheiiarv, TafirT eT- Mar"h, 7 e.
May T.Tfiai T 9 -c: June. 7 95c: J llv, 7 9j'cj
August 15": Peptem'jer. 1 .3Mr - 35 ' : Octo
Her I 4v- Voveroer, 3X5s 4ic and
December, 12" 4f e.
Oil aad Baaia.
NEW TORK. Jsn. 5. -OILiB Cottonseed,
steadv: prime crude, nominal: prime yi
low S6;,tT. Petroleum, steady; refined
211) ,m: rerlned. In bulk, as 3.
ROSIN Steady; strained, common to
good tJU
TT'RPFVTTNE CJulet. V.We
SAVANNAH. Jan. 5. -TURPENTINE
Firm ic
R- iSIN-F'rm: A. P . . P E snd F 2? ?5
n C3o: H Ti: r Ildfi- K. K si; M. tl 35 :
W 40; w W . S5S
OIL rnTY. Jan. 5 ri:.-Tredit baiarees
ti C; shipments lifi o Mils, ave-u ss 4f,i
I-Ms: runs. 41551 bh i average 4Z421 ht Is
hlnments Lima. 44.41 Vhis; runs. Lima
10 37 bbls., average H 3 bbls.
Wklakr liarket.
CinCAOO. Jan. 5.-WHIHKT Steady on
ba o' h.gh wines at 11 '7
PEORIA. . Jin. 5- WHISK T Steady at
ST LOOS. Jm. 5 WHISHT On basis
or , 1-e- gfHia. 1 31
CTNCINNATU Jan. i-WH!SlT Dis
t 1-rs i,sstisi S-ia-ia, saajr ou b avals of
OH ADA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bf 8teen Sold Stetdr tad Good Cowi a
LitUs 8tToagr,
H0G3 FIVE T0XTEN CENTS ICWER
Active Oessaad tor tkeea aad Lamas
aad Market Active aad Steady ta
Itrssg aa Desirable Grades
mt Killers aad Feeders.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jin. 5.
Pecelpts wr: Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
official Monday 3.46 4. 'CI Io.jJd
Official Tuesday 4.o 7.8T1 Im. i.J
Two davs thlx wek 7 56
Same days :ast week 4.517
Same week before 4 Ml
!Hme three weens ago... . 3
Same four weeks ago.... 42
Same days last ver 4.41
12.ts4 '-4
; T:d ;j."1.'
52. lo 3
1.143 .!?:9
i "7 : v.
i:.46 i:.
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
ins following tabis shows the receipts
cf cattie. begs and sheep at South uttiabi
for the year to data and comparisons wim
aval fear.
1B.
battle 5 507
.;:: e.on
cheep 24.ao2 10 2.4
Averaae cricaa uiii fnr nr..
Inc. Dec
3.5a
t'3
4.751
et Moutk
Ctnsha for tiia last sevsral das with com-
a4 111ns; a
Dsts. 1 1803. ,lsm2. ,1301. ,ioo .iar. 11!
-il7.
Pec. II.
Laa 1;..
Ceo. 18.
t'ec it.
Dec ..
Dec. 21.
. ec. J.
L"c. 31.
tea 24.
t'ec. li.,
La .6.
L-ec. C7..
1 ec. iS.
Dee. a..
Ie-. 3o.
Dec. Jl.
.1 4 SHI I 141 ( SI
1 01, t F'i 1 a
I 4 34 22 JM 4 B I X 111
.1 4 J.V 4 14, I At 4 73i t Mi
s u
S W , IU, I t , 1!1 ) 2
111, )U ll! IU 1 J,
I ii7, tH 4 791 II 4i 3 ! 3 a
4 34
! 4 Ml 4 01 I 3. I Z3
4 sr.,
4 41,.,
Si
16.1
4
a
3 I 34!
3 34
1j n
( J6, ti ,
4 3 it;
3 21
3 It
4 :
I 4
4 53 36 U) 4 ' 4 11 I H
" ( 44, 36 4 S3) 4 : 3 44
4 lilt 1 A 'A, 1 "7 A 14 laS
I 34
3 31
3 30
3 31
1
4 47, 50 4 81, 4 lot 3 46
4 o,. 4 3, 25. 4 1 1 ai.
4 U-t, 26 at 4 Ho j 3 51
Lata. 1 1H. Ilid. 1302. la.,likaj.issr..;s!.
Jan. 4 4, 1 33 22, 4 Ki 4 S 2 42
Jan. 2.... I 4 4 J7 22, 4 isi. 4 33, 2 57
Jan. 3....1 , 4 2i 4 IK 4 tfii 4 29 S 57 3
Jan. 4.... S 75, i 4 2 5 ir2i 4 271 3 41, 2 44
Jan. .... 4 C I r; 1 S 04, 4 27 ; 2 47, 3 M
'Indicates Sunday.
Indicates holiday.
The official numbet of cars
brought in today bv each road
of
as:
slock
.H'se.
Cattle.H ;ga.
Sh p
., m. a nt. f. ty.. a JO
abash 1
Mo. pae. Ry 3
3
15
3
14
s
26
2
'i
2
1
i
I nion Paa Svstsm
C. A N. W. Rv
P . K t V R v
. 46
, 7
16
5
11
15
29
C. St. P., .NL dk O. Ry 2
a. A M. Ry
, i2
4
1
a
2
2
K. C. A 6r J
C. R. L A P. Ry, east
C. K. L A P Ry.,west
Illinois Cent: a
Chicago Gt. Western.
Total receipts 1T0 115 DS 1
The uiepoeluon of tne day's receipts was
aa foliowr, each buyer purchaalng tue num
ber of bead Indicated;
Cattle. Hogs. Shi'ep.
Omaha Packing Co to4 ,kS 1.J13
Swift at Compauiy w4 l.ih2 2. Ml
Cuiiahy Packing Co ks 1.624 1.!.4
Armour a 00 55a 2.J 'i 2.t22
Armour Co , Sioux C'y 46 l.o.t
Vansant A 00 Zi .... ....
W. L Stephen 20
Hill A Huntsinger J)
Huston dt Company 1
H. F. H ami. ton S6
Woif Murnan 395
Hobbn-k si B 15
Sam Wertheimer 30
Haggerty A Co 2
Otiier buyers 4t0
1.531
10,173
Total 4.1T0
-UX12
CATTLE There was a fairly liberal run
3f cattle hers tills morning, but the lical
dWmand was In faurly good shape, and us a
result trading was quite active, with prksa
f ully steady with yesterday on any Uung at
all deairabie.
There was about the usual proportion of
corn-fed steers Included in the offerings
and buyers took bold freely of tha desirable
grades and paid generally steady prices tor
them. Some of the Inferior grades were
somewhat neglected but still i.hey sold in
about the same notches they did yesterday.
As supplies were not at all excessive, a
good clearance was mads at a reasonably
tarly hour. '
There was an active demand for cow
stuff and the market could be quoted steady
to strong. The strength, however, was con
fined very largely to the mora desirubia
kinds, but at the same time even canneis
and cutters changed hands readily at fii:l
steady prices. As high aa 33.35 waa paid
today fur cows and heifers.
Bulla, veal calves and stags sold at prac
tice ily steady prices ail around.
There were only a few Blockers and feed
ers on sale and, the same as has been tho
case for the last several days, the demand
was quite brisk and prices ruled steady to
strong. Aa will be seen from the sales be
low, there were several buncnes on sale
oday good enough to bring around $3 90.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Kc At. Pr. Xa. At p-
I ll 3 M 1 is:s 4 8
3 7M iM ; i;uf 4 a
"f m a ;ro 4 t;
14. ........... See t M tt uso 4
II lldl 4 00 1 1 4 4 li
3 1044 4 10 : j;m 4 40
It 1041 4 1 tt J(C 4 40
4 it ID i;s 4 e
1 1344 4 1 It UJ4 4 u
1 r.M 4 15 U ?ia 4 at
I i:r 4 it
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
IT M IS 11 1404 4 7
1 H tW
COW".
2 W IS IJ T4 1 St
1 aw 1 so u jtue 1 ti
3 buo t is ndi t at
I l i 1 nco 1 on
5 -74 3 U I i;s I N)
1 1210 t at 1 ll-D 1 as
10 mt in 14 rr 1
l - t jf m lies I at
1 M t 13 lilt I ID
3 s IS 1 111a 1 ib
4 :ti 1 a 1 vt 1 it
2 M 3 ;as 1 11
4 :'" 2 15 J net t 14
II mt t 9 1 lert 1 S
4 7 t 40 I i;4 1 t
I M I 4 1 llo I 24
1H I 4t 1 1JM 1 24
11 11" 2 'At 12 lint 1 24
1 .a 1 ail t irt 1 3
3 S0 3 SO 4 1041 t 3
sta 1 so 1 nea 1 w
W lew 3 50 1 l'.efi 1 it
4 If t r.(i H x,a 1 a
Tt 4 11 il4T , M
1IW! 3 13 lint ( 40
2 4 124) t 4
1174 TO 114 I 40
1 0 3 70 1 tcr 1 M
11 uei 3 t 1 ieu 1
10 11ITT t TS t l0 I 40
I IM 3 TJ 13 1J.., I M
1 " 3 " 3 1140 t E
I" 1W 3 10 lut I Ml
1 ri is 3 irw 1
1 1 3 at n i,m a aa
14 net an 1 at
4 err m
. COWS AND HEIFERS.
T fi 1 a : a in
3 I V S 3 3 44
HEIFERS.
3 (B I
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1 4
t SS 3
1 M I
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a 0
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a
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a ti
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.. 434
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BULLS.
3 3
t tt
3 40
a
2
t -rt
t Tt
3 at
3
3 I
3
3 IS
CALVEJf.
t ST 4 Tt
1 r 4 os
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lat
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i 31
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1 4 a no 14 ..
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10 Set I to I...
3 T4 IS l...
1 Taw 1 91 n ..
a ta 1 a 11 ..
1 T14 I M T ..
3 IS I S tt .,
FEEDERS.
at a 44
:o a of
oao a 44
T-n 1 u
B 1 U
M IS
'4 I 00
SI IS
't a
wo a s
410 a M
t T47 a ft
1 T40 I 4C
l t: t 40
Hx;S Receipts
morning, but tha
144
10
t-4 a B
irt a s
of hogs wers
light this
tendency of pries was
omnia. Provisions stars
downward at a:l
considerably lower than vesterrtay and that
fact was largely responsible fi r the oreaJt
in hogs. The market here opened Sj,u
lower and closed a dims lower. There was
considerable unevenesa In ths market all
the morning, so that aoms sales showed a
much greater loss than others. Light hogs
on ths close were especially weaa and in
some com sales were made that looked
1in7l.Sc lower than, ths best time yesterday.
Even choice heavy hogs In some cases
sold at what tanked to be a big dime lower.
Li'tot watarhts sold lsrgelv fr m 34 ail down,
llarht mixed from 34 40 to 34 43. heavy mixed
front 14 (si ta 44. 7ft, choice hee rise from
34.T0 ta 34 and as blvh as 4 sn was paud
foa prune loads. Trading was fairly scuts
ronsiilerirs; the breaik In prices, so that
evervtning was disposed or in fair y good
season. Representative sales:
Kn. A la. r Ma. at sx y
ft it ... a m rr i.s 4 rt
f-4 Ih ... 4 JO Ml NI 4 4 TO
t Jt-a ... 4 rs s 4 to
at n ... t r
TO I: . 4 SS 47 94 4 0
A ro ion 4 -0 m ... 4 ts
TT. ?a an 4 S J4 4 Tn
S ' S 4 aa j4 ln 4-4
S ! ... 4 40 an 11 m 4 TO
44 i4t s 4 on - ;et 4 To
14 IIB ... 4 S Tt Z7 aa 4 -s
IT II ... 4 00 I at 10 4 TS
S I . . I s at : iro 4 t
ft 4 S3' 4 t ri Ml 4 T
ti iJt ii 4 l :i r- ... 4-
4 147 IS 4 S r J44 ... 4 TO
s ;n ... 4 44 r ... 4 Tn
r . . 4 SS fru tl . . 4 70
S ::4 H 4 TI 4S 4 Tn,
SO 2SI ... 4 4 47 7 40 4 Tt)
::i ... 4 3 ' : ... 4 70
n4 . . tm tt is 4 7o
t at is 4 o s w i li"
II S:4 4 J rt 10 4 70
ri IS IU 71 m 4 "I
rai ;n . . 4 (S s sro 4 to
t tsi n 4 a at. as 4 TO
4 :7 ... 4 44 f,l J4 :j 4 "o
41 .34 ... 4 4 44 SM 4 7"
3 ::j ... 4 S3 5t .tm 4 714j
a ) ... 4 S 43 TIT as 4 75
f-s aa ... iu s ri fw 4 rr
15 31 4 S 44 It4 Z4C 4 77's
"li HO 4 fT'-a V .i4 170 4 T:v4j
Mi r"7 i;4 4 'T-, 41 ! 4 T-i,
4S ;47 V - V 14 4 "4
44 S4 4ti 4 IT 51 T ISli 4 "5
44 fT 1-0 4 47 M JJ SO 4
a SI ... 4 7 a 74 Jf. ... 4 75
71 z:t ... 4 " a 10 :44 . . 4 75
7! 141 40 4 67, W rt SO 4 Tt
44 I 4:j 54 I4 S 4 Tt
IS m 4 TS 14 . ... 4 40
S .IT -J4 4 70 50 1SI MIS
SHEEP The demand for sheep and
lam us this morning was f ully equal to the
supply, and as a resu.t the market on ad
desirable grades n!ed active and steady to
"trong. dome of the part fat kinds were a
little slow the same as u.- il. but still they
sold at s bo ut steady prices ss compared
with yesterday, uwing to the active de
mand from ail sources an early clearance
waa made. There were no lambs on sals
good enough to bring over 35 Yearlinas
brought 34. 4S. wethers 34. western ewes 3S.I
and some Colorado fed ewes 33 SS.
There were a few bunches of feeders on
sale this morning and they changed bands
readily st steady to strong prices.
Quotations for com-feil si rk: Choice
western lsmhs. ts "535. T5; fair to good
lambs, !4.TIii .25; good to choice resrllngs,
t4.U5,(i4.t. fair to good yesr ir.g". 34.itf 4.i,
good to choice wethers. 33t.5riy4.': fair to
gcod wethers. 33.2i5i.Vi: good to choice ew-s,
tt 2SS3 o; fair to good ewes, .ovdJ J;
choice feeder lamhs. 3i 10: fair to g.md
feeder lambs. J3.25ii3.nu; feeder yearlings.
3T 2ij3 ,i0: feeder wethers. S3 15(i3.,
ewes. $1.713';. 25; culls, sLouoLA.
r wethers. B IbfjJ.io, feeilcr
Repre-
sentative sales:
11 feeder ewes it I 35
238 feeder ewes VI 2 35
lo cull wethers f7 2 4k
2 cull lambs i It
2 western ewes 11W S tW
1 western ews 110 1 ii
1 western ewe 1(" J 25
21 western ewes . 3 35
XJt western ewes 3
4 western ewes XJ 3 3u
471 western ewes lei 3 30
1 western ewe li'i 3 40
423 western ewes W2 3 40
15 western ewes liH 3
g western ewes 1AI 3 DO
7 western ewes K2 S W
2C western ewes 97 3 t
aul Colorado fed ewes W J tjj
5 naiivo swes j $
9 native ewes 145 1 7j
SCSI western feeder yearlings sS 3 TO
1 native awe 13'i 3 T5
112 western wethers '.11 3 T5
213 western wethers KM 3 'vi
S7 western Withers 112 3 Set
4 native ewes i7 4 00
52 western wethers It 4 "0
119 western wethers lcH 4 '!
4H western ewes and wethers. Id4 4 CO
3 western wethers 13U 4 J
SM western wethers US 4 o)
IS western ewes W 4 00
5n western vearllngs 2 4 10
225 feeder lambs W 4 2b
13 western yearlings 4 JO
94 western yearlings 100 4 40
1!1 western wethers 102 4 40
1.2 western yearlings lJ 4 40
1"8 western wethers irj 4 40
253 western yearlings 92 4 40
3'l western lambs "4 4 40
125 western yearlings 1M 4 45
7 Colorado yearlings 4 T5
14 native lambs 75 4 T5
14 native lambs 71 B 00
19 native lambs S3 5 00
1S2 western lamhs 6 5 40
273 western lambs 76 i 40
S45 Colorado fed lambs 08 SM
24 native lambs 88 5 75
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET.
Light Reeelsts of Cattle at Leaver
Prices Other Reeelnts Fair.
CHICAGO. Jan. 5. CATTLE Receipts,
T.Outt head. Market steady to lower; good
to prime steers, 5.1('j.-i.l6; poor to me
dium, $3.T54.!X: Blockers and feeders. 22.;)
414.25: cows. $2.iiit4.(0; heifers, 32.0otj4.25;
canners. tl.00tf2.40; bulls, $2.50'u4.35; calves,
IJ.ttr7.28.
HuGS Receipts today. 37.0K0 head; tomor
row, 40 OtM head (estimated); mixed and
but . -hers, .$l.tu. t5, good to choice heavv,
$4.9iti5.0TH; rousli heavy. 34.iio-j4.3S; light,
$4.i'a4.Tj; bulk of sales. $4.Tovj4.:t5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 13.000
head. Market for sheep steady to 10c
higher: for lambs, steady; gaud to choice
wethers. J4.0"'j4.tu; fa.r to choirs mixed,
$3.20434.00; western sheep, 33 .ori t.50: nativa
lamoa, H.iX''36.21. western lambs, 34.&a-25.
Kaasaa City Live f4teek Market.
KANSAS CITT, Jan. 5. CATTLE; Re
ceipts. ll.oOO heud. Including AM southern.
Market steady but closed weak; -export
and dressed beef steers, t4.15a4.au: fair to
good, tX7ii.i4.lU; western fei steers, U.2Tm(1
4.15; stockers and feeders, t2.25ij4.00; south
em steers. t2.4o'l.lu: southern cows, 11.50,1
3.00; native cows, lo'a2'jc lower at ll.is'eiii.hi;
native heifers. 12.5o-j4.j0, bulla, $2.254.50;
caives. C.aot;5 M.
H'J41 Receipts. 9.0 head. Market r
15c lower; top. H.SB; bulk of sales, t4 i
.tf); heavy. 44.ti6ia4.Su: packers. t4.Sj4.T5;
pigs snd lights. t3.CKi'0 4.A5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.000
head. Market steady to 10c higher; nativa
lambs, t5.2Ji6.75: western lamoa, t4.ofeT6.tO;
fed ewes, ta.ooi3.(i; western fed yearlings,
t3.tKiJi4.at); stockers and feeders, tl-oOijTl.Ti.
Jtw York Ltve StaMik Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 5.BEEVES-Re-ceipts,
19 head; a few cars sold at 32.25 per
cwt; market rtrm; dressed beef steady at
CidTHo per lb.; cabin quoted cattle at Iv.J
12c per lb., dressed weight; refrigerator
beef '.ower at 8sc per lb. No exports today.
CALVES Receipts, 77 head; venla rtrm to
J5c higher; no barnyard or western calves;
dressed veals firm at i14c per lb.
H' lid Receipts. 4.227 head; market firm
to loc higher; primest hugs sold at t.sn''j
5.64 per cwt.
dHlEP AND LAMBS Receipts, t.119
head; market steady lo firm; lumbs steady
to lie higher; sheep sold at t2.755. J;
lambs, 3T. 5td7.(i0: Canada lambs. 36 j; culls,
t4.2.4.75; dressed muttons steady at 6ii7Hc
per lb.; dress ud Ituubs sdloc
St. Leals Live Steek Market.
ST. LOUTS. Jnn. S. CATTLE Receipt s.
head. Including l.htit Texans: mnrlt-t
quiet, steady to rrm. Natl e .iliipning and
export steera, f4 Zt'.'.t: drees d be f and
butcher steer-. J4.outjS.lii: steers unner 1 t"'l
pounds. t3.75ia4 70: stockers and feeders 32 1)
5 175 cows and refers. C 2"y4. 25: runners.
tt 0 fc; ;: bulla, t2 25id4.5, cows and helfirS,
t2 15io3
UCAiS Rer Ipts, i.v head; market slow.
Pirs and lights, 4 454ft ': packers. U Zatf
4.S": hutchers and be-t Heavv. f4 TBS.OO.
SHEEP ANL LAMB! Recelots. 3 5o
head, market steadv N'atlv- muttons. f?-5o
f4 .5 lnmos. J4.aiiiiSi:o colls and buckd.
f2.da.T5. atocksrs, 12.0033 i.
(It. Jaarik Live Staek Market.
PT. JOHEPH. Jan. 3 ATTLE Receipts.
2 S3 head, tiarket steady t.i lie lw-r:
ih'I'-I', 13 4itj6.1o: e-w and h'1fer, tl.TT
t?4 3 stockers and feeoers. S3.ii4 25.
HHiA Receipf. -Ho lead: rtiHrket 5-dliV
lower; ilgh'. CVj4.); medium and
heavv. 4.70d4 5.
HHEEH AND LAMPS Receipts, 1.144
head; marker active iambs, !.): year
llngs, $5 ou; wetliers, $4 T&.
lost City Lies Stark Market.
SlOirX CITT. Is.. Jan. I Spe.lal Tele
gram. CATTLE Receipts, l.ot hesd;
suickera, 10c highsr; kll srs, strong; bvsves,
ta..-43rii iw cow . iu!r- nd ini e i. 32 "j
3 '. Hto kers and f e-le-s, j2.5eJ4 .; ci.vet
and year it srv 32.25d3.25.
H'KiS Res-etpts. 4..'' '-end; 5c lom'er at
t4Siw4-"5. bu.k. 4.4.g4 &.
Itsck la lht.
Following re the reeeit ts of Uvo stork
at ths six pr-.nctpai western ci'l s yeiter
day: Catt'e. Fin. 8(in
Omaha 4.o4 7. XT! 10
Chicago 7'P 37 'tis 12
Kansas City ll.tta) 9 4 i
St. Louts 4 ) I i j.i
St. JiMieph 2 5 8 fflo 1.J44
Sioux City Lii0 1241
Totals ...
41.11J1 21. 702
tiatarata4 tiflaa aad Dried Frails.
NEW TORK. Jan. I EVAPORATED
APPLES Mai ket is qi l-t and rather paster
tn lone. Common are iutJ at 4'cr prune
at -1j6V; unuica, Stia-o and laucy ai
4-irTc.
CALIFORNIA TRIED rRriT-Prur,.
are firm with all grains In UmlU-d suoplv
and lbs um(mucy ot prices now rd In
Suua Iiistafi4ra, ve uu lav Lous racga from lf
ITS-, accordlr.g to rrsde. Apricots are
stea-ty with cnotc qaxsted at v-pc: sxtrx
choice, ."Sali'-ac; fano, lllic. l eect ss are
quiet wivi choice quctnil at r'loTV" etna
choice, :"-0 and fancy at hJU'V-
-getal Market.
NEW TORJv. Jan. &. M ETALS Pped tin
declined l.a d to SlIX Ts Sd tn Lcndon and
futures wr Lai lower at iLlaJ Ins, locally
tin waa aiso lower, closing quiet at t.
Copper advanced .Vs In Lonuon. spot there
closing at .4 Ts 4d and futures st T Us;
locaviiy copper Is firm; lake Is pioted at
Mo-i'ii i, electrolytic st 3.2..1TWd'.iT.
and casting at 31i.L"1val2.3Ti,. I.nd ad
vanced Is id to all is S1 in London, and
the local market waa a snade better In
t.ine. though buyers seemed unwl.ling to
meet any advanra and the quotation ranged
from 34. JS to 345 for spot. Spelter was a
little higher her. prices ranging from 3ft
to to JO; In London It advani-ed 2a 4,1 to
21 Usm. Iron closed at 4W4 lod In Glasgow
and at 42i 1 in Mldd'esborongh; locally
iron was nominally unchanged; No. 1 north
ern foundry Is quoted at i: o": i; No. I
northern foundry at tl4.tf I : No. 1
southern foundry and No. 1 soft southern
foiimlrv I",.". .Vt'j 14 iKi.
ST. L4T1.-4. Jan. 5. METALS Lead, firm,
$4.20. Spelter, quiet. 34.TW.
"tar aad Molasses.
NTTW TORK. Jan. S. H'H K H Raw,
nominal: lair rnilnlng. 3r ; centrifugal. 34
t st. Ujc; molasses sugar. 2c; redned.
OMiet: No. . 4.ic: No. 7. 4c; No. 4. 3 ;
No. . 3 r; No, lt. 3 -6c: No. 11. 3 c; No.
12. S.T5c: No. 11 iTiV; No. 14. IsSc; con
f.'ctioners'. 4..1ic; mould. 4. Joe; cut loaf.
5.25c; crishtxl, iiac; granulated, 4.4bc;
Clliies. 4.T'c
M i LASSES F"rm: New Orleans, opeti
kettle aood lo choice. 31,f'3.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. & f!"OA R Quiet;
op-1 kettle. 2-u3c; rentrlfiigal, 3jf3 7-lec;
ettrifugal white. 3 'i 3 i3-16c; yellows,
3ti.1 U-lii': seconds, 2 jSc
M 'LASSKS ijuiet; open kettle. 3ff"3c;
syrup, dull, 23ij2Tc
Dry nnads etarket.
i NEW York. Jan. S.-DRT (ICkDS The
weather has handlcappM shipping and has
I be-n a dr:iwlack to the dry gxiods busi
ness. The outlook for conservatism In trad
ing In the near future Is generally felt to
be good, but the majority of the opin
ion that buyers will soou Increase their
commitments.
Hallway Jates anal Ptraesala.
Gener-U M:inat"r O. W Iloldrcge of the
B. M. has gime to Chic".
Ti J. Seymour, assistant gi-nersl freight
agent of the N.irthwestern. Is in the city.
C. A. Cairns. g-Mirral pasaerger and tlcaet
agent of the Northwestern, who has been
In the city fjr a few day.t. hits returned
home to Chlcafo.
An operation was performed, for ap
pendicitis, on J. 9. Weitreil. assistant gen
eral Tr'-ight agent for the Illinois Central,
Monday At luet accounts he waa pro
gressing verv finely.
rivlsun Superintendent Smsllev nf Pes
Moines, superintendent H. J. SUfer of Chi
cago and Superintendent Wilson of Fair
burv. sil of tho Rock Island, are) expected
In the city tomorrow.
That Awful trwisL
Anil lis terrible cough can soon bs cured
by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. Try It. No cure, no pay. 50c. $1.00.
For salo by Kuhn A Co.
RI. IL ESTATE TRA.ISFKHJl.
Deena flliHl for record yesterday aa fur
n.eiiiil by Hie Midland tiuarantee and
lut company, bunded abstracter, ia4
Fartiam street :
M.irgaret T. Coietnan and husband to
i lntries J. Johnson, lut 2V, block 1.
Missouri Park add t 304
Mary Murcotte and husbnnd to Charles
J. Joiinsor.. lut 2T. block L Ml.ii.ouri
Avenue park add i4
W illiam 8. Wrignt and wife to John
Uumb. part of lots 1 and i. block 4,
village of Valley, Neb 75J
Conol d. Tyson and wife to Ellen Par
tridge, part of lot 2. C. A. Clark s
sub. of lots 21 and 22, block 14. Han
scum Place 2,jO0
Mary H. Crepennell and husband to
Mary J. Ryan, lot 20, block a, Logrin
Pluce add LiWO
J. H. Gue and wife to A brum Kahn,
n'. s'x lot 4 and wVx, pi of sS lot
3. block 10. city 10M
Belle Wvland and husband to Christo
pher C. Clark, part of iwV of sei
sec. 2-16-13 187
Henry C. Miller and wife to William
H. Brown, sx, sW,. seJ. JU-15-10 2 80)
John W. Hausli?y and wife to Herman
A. Human. n42 feet lot 7. block 2,
Crawford s add. to Elk horn but
Sheriff to Arthur J. Webb, lot L block
3. DeBolt Place, except F., E. at M.
V. right-of-way 553
Oliver Ames et al. trustees), to Henry
Drctt. w3a feet lot 2, block 4 Denlse
add L7M
The I'nfted Real Estate and Tnist Co.,
to p.ohert T. Maxwell, 'ot 5, block 1,
Maxwell's M add 100
Arthur J. Webb and wtfa to Thllda
Wahlstmm. lot I. block X DeBolt
P'm e. except F., E. dt M. V. right-rf-wav
150
J. H. tjtie and wife to Strah Riclar
buch, lot S. block 4, Lake add 2.300
MIT4N3EArOI.lt'
wards,
Wood
Mala Offlaa
HiBkattsa Bldg.
P. PACL, MIS.V
Dealers la
Stock, Grain, Previsions
Bought and sold for cash or carried s
reasonable margins, upon wh
lion will be charged of a
stocks snd on nax.
hlch a commia.
on grain, on
Private Wires.
vVrlts for our market letter and prtrats
telegraph cipher mailed free.
SHIP YOUR GRAIN TO US
Prompt P.eturns. Best Facilities.
Liberal Advances. Usual Commissions,
BRA3CH OrFICIli
OMAHA 110-11 Board ot Trad Bias.
'Phone 1514.
SOUTH OMAHA 223 and 33 Exshang
Bids. Phone 72.
COCNCIL BLUFFS and sot gaps
E.ud- Phons 574.
UIICUL3. CM MOnn,
Approved
Manufarturing Properties
Incorporat2d and Financed
Large Issues of Industrial and
Railroad Bonds Underwritten
Writs Oar Bead Dent., far List
f xfaalelpal sVtada.
LcROY DAVIDSON,
Baakers aad rtaeal Agoats,
IH1HLOTTE, sj. C.
Rawaa us. 4to Broad way,
Sew Yerk, J. T.
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha. iNcb.
U. S. Beseanf
Capital aad Surplus, $600,000
tun autnr. sro. tex a. wooa. v. fees.
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atita Sroai ass iadinsaaJs aa
Fofelca zehaaae bouht s4at asIC
Laatara o Liwlit isatS. svallasle la oil
fans sf Uaa vorld
bllaeaat salS as Tisss CarUtmus si f mil
ailact'.eoa aaaja oraaa.r aa4 oaeaSBUsulr.
STOCKS AND BONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
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Raferwocssa: 1 Itsua aad Nat'l Banks.
cm scsiTica is -nm kit.
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