TUB OMAHA 'DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1004.
19
CRAH 1SD PRODUCE MARKET
tj os tbt Fart of Shirt 8elleri Gaussi
AdTins lo Witet.
ACTIVE DEMAND FROM THE BULL CROWD
Mar Cerm aaa Oats Ala Shaw GaJaa
I Provisions Cloaa al Ad
Tui4 Flgares of Ik Oaf
Preceding.
CHICAGO, an. 2S.-Anxlety by short
a" I lorn to cover their trade before the Sun
day holiday waa the cause of an advance
of 1HJ today In the price of May wheat.
The upturn waa aided by an active demand
from the bull crowd. The close waa strong,
with May a higher. May corn Rained
SW4c, and oats c. Provisions cloned at
yesterday's final figures.
Wheat holdings appeared to he more
strongly concentrated In a few hand today
than before the heavy liquidation of the
laat forty-eight hours. In addition foreign
marketa did not respond to the break here
vesierrlav. Am a rnneuuftire opening quo
tations on May were unchanged to o
higher, at "t0c. An effort on the part
of shorts to cover resulted In an early
advance to 91Sillc. Considerable long
wheat came out on the bulge and the price
went back to lc. During the remainder
of the aeaslon there were frequent ralllea
and declines, the leading long adding ma
terially to hla Una on each reaction. The
clone waa strong, with price well up to
the high point, tlnal figure on May being
at SlHaflWc. The July dull very advanced
In sympathy with May and closed lfqUda
higher, at Wfc(fllJV4c. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to &w,CM bushel.
1'rlmarv receipts war - 639.0U0 bushela.
agalnat 691,2t bushels a year ago. Minne
apolis, Liuluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of sn cars, against thl cars last wee
and 444 cars a year ago.
The corn market was Influenced more or
less by tbe tone In wheat. There was con
siderable liquidation by local Holders going
on. Toward the middle of the session the
market became active on demand from com
mission houses and an attending rise In
values resulted. The good shipping demand
was a minor bull factor, while more favor
able weather had an opposite effect. The
olose waa strong, with May at 46 after
opening a shade to fee higher at 43'4!g-um,a
and selling between 49a'u 4S)N,c. Local re
celpta war 278 cars, four of contract
grade.
The feature In trading In oata was mod'
erate buvlng bv a tiromlnent commission
house. There were not many oats on the
market and prices were firm at a small
advance. After opening unchanged to He
higher. May ranged between 41VU41T4c and
42VrZV,c, closing at 42Vo. Local receipts
were lit cars.
Provisions were firm early In sympathy
With a stronger hog marleet. Pit traders
and commission houses were the best buy
ers, with English houses suDDlvIng the de
mand. The small advance was lost late
In the day on outside liquidation and the
close was steady, with May pork and lard
unmanned at sia.izH and 7.25. Kins were
i lower at lB.7ZWBti.7a. Estimated re-
yfje ior monnay: vvneai, d cars: corn,
10 curs; oats, za cars; nogs, 4,tM nead.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. IIIrhH Low. Close ! T'st'y.
Wh't
May
July
Sept.
Corn
Jan. May
July
Oat--Jan.
May
July
Sept.
Pork
Jan. May
Lo rd
Jan.
. May
Ribs I
Jan.
May
July
1
0H
81
ICVx
78
77Va'H
K 46U
49'4,49HWi
47t47&tf
4fVi
48
404
4.
99
4!tt
19
41'&42.42H'ffV
S3
33
87,
S7S.I
83'4
82 1
is
18 1?H
13 S2Vi
13 60 13 87HI 13 SO I 13 UVil
I
7 J2H
r 7 is
7 1?H
7 KV
7 111
7 35
7 40
45
75
35
7 12V4
7 87 V,
7S7H
7 no
T 40
if.
7 40
7 86
7H
1 45
42H
72
45
e 75
85
T7H1
r 77
87Vtl 6 87H1
t 821
No. 1
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR- Market was quiet and steady
winter natenta. I4.2MI4 40: straights. 34.0
fi4.20; spring patents, 34.104.50; straights,
WHEAT No. 9, 7&atfic; no. z rea, evi' i
ffiKW-Nn. I. 4fiUe: No. 2 yellow. 48o.
OATSNc..2.8954lS36CS Jio. ,8 white.
8W40UO.
M V li TJn K4U.
BARLEY Good feeding. 8839c; fair to
BEED8 No. 1 flax. 81.08; No. 1 north
western, 3114; prime timothy, 83.25; clover,
contract grade, iii.za,
PRovtsloNri-Me'ss" bork. per hbl.. 313 25
T3 86- lard, per ion lha., 7 .15; short ribs 1
sides (loose). S7V3 2V,; short clear sides
hiAl tit fi?W,il 76.
Following are the receipts and shipments
of Hour ana grain
Recelnts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, mi...
Oata, bu....
.... 30.800 17,500
.... R 900 20.100
....,WK) 816.2O0
214.60O 174.ROO
.... 10.900 6.100
Rye, uu
Barley, bu 85.300 14.S00
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steaay; creamary. - wv-iu,
dairy, lSlSo. strong at markcase.
Included. Zfiesso. Cheese, sieauy; iwuaurju.
XEW YOBK.OBJIEHAL MARKET.
- .
a...atl.a. .f the D.r - V.rl...
Coaaaaodltles.
NEW TORK. Jan. B-r-FLOUR-Recelpta,
BOrtrt hbla.i exoorts. 22.396 bbls.; sales 7.300
packages. Bteady with good bualness: win
L.. uunti. U.3a4.6&: winter straights.
84 0&4 86; Minnesota patents. 34.7fif(.fl0; win
ter extra, 88.30a9.6O; Mlnneaota bakers, 33 30
(4.30; low grades, 33.0o4S 30. Rye flour firm; I
sales, ZW Doia. , iair 7. : i I
IO Tannr, as.DUvv.eo. duuiwhw .ut.B Bieaay, iair ueumiiu, neon iiwr
t dull: t2.10fa. I bv. 81o at the mark; fresh western, 3oc at
AThtMdv! vellow western. I
81 08; city. .05: kiln dried. 83 .8003.00.
-, f . k. .float: state and Jersey. Sir-Sc;
BARLEY tlulet: feeding 47c, c. I. f. Jfeaj
Tiirk: ma Una. ooitrwio. o. i. i. bu,
WHEAT Receipts, J0,o0 bu.i Bpot firm;
Jio. 3 red, 94o elevator; NJ 3 red or. o.
f . anoai; ino. i nonnum, iuiuui, v..w-,
. . v .fln.i vn 1 hs.rd. Manitoba, f. o.
b!. afloat. Options were considerably
stronger today and more active on a scare
ef shorts due to a cold wave west, after
th rain. Chicago bull leaders also sup
ported prices, snd there was some apnre
nver (T.irs in the far east. The
close was firm at Sg! nef advance. Bales
Included No. I red. jaav, htcwjc; cioaea.
2lc: .lulv. 86(ft7s,e: closed, 87Mc.
rrBVRecelnt 86.S60 bu exports. t.SSS
sales 775.flu0 bu. futures. 160,000 bu. spot,
pot steady. No. 8. 6V elevator and 6Sc, f.
r. t . ,rtosf. No. 8 vellow. 66c: No. 8 white.
Mt4 Optjon market opened dull and barely
Bieeay on ins win wnnin, inn mi
ll with wheat. The market cloed
rather strong at V,Hio advanoe: May 54
JSHc; closed 6R1: July closed, 534c.
OATg Receipts. 34.500 bu. : exports. 7,030
feu Bpo market oulet; No. I. 44c: standard
bite 4iWc; No. 8. 43c: No. 3 white, 4(Wic;
No 8. 46c: weatern 4fHtinc: track white,
. tf.iMiFMf. Ontlnna nominal.
j.-FKD Firm- nHng bran l,aainsft,8a;
MldrtHns 20.6mfr?3 00; city. 320 50(ff21.f0.
VI AY Dull; shipping, good to choice,' 85
tjnwurirm' state common to choice.
1oi Krr7c: 1902 2f27e: olds 1016c: Paci
fic coast. 1803. 26J34c; 1903, 23B2;c; olds, 10
1HC
iiTrtpa ri. . - .. 1 t nn A 4a K TV.- ifi
California 21 to 25 lbs., 18c; Texas- dry, 24
to so lbs . 14c.
t.FATMyRtesdv! acid. rSff?5He.
VROV18IONB Beef, steady; falmly 31O00
tTll 00: mess. M 0ifi9 00: beef hams, I'jn.Nifi
33 00; Tscket. ta OOW0 00; city extra India
mens 815 00(fin (. Cut meats Irregular: pick
eled belliea. 87 Kil 75: pickled shouMera.
fvjwj.'; picaeiea nsm". ts.wmu w -"m
firm: western steamed, 87.W: January, 87.50,
nominal: refined, firm: continent. 37.60; com
pound. 6 50frTll nrc. frn; fs v. X15;
snort clear. iia.76triB.np: mesa. 114 6twi5.on
TALLOW Bteady; city 6c; country, 19
ptcic Steady; domestic, fair to extra.
IV c. I
BUTTER Irregular; extra eresmery. I!o
ereamerr. romnwin to choice, 1Mp; state
osirv. ""'o. neia oresmery. 14riiAO.
CHFF.SF Oulet at 10m2o.
p.OOS Very strong: western. 3ff31o.
POULTRY Alive, steady; weetnrn ehlek
s. 14o; fowls. 14o; dressed nnlet, western
rblchena. 12Crl4o: fowls. 124 13c: turkeva.
t. Lea la Grala aaa PreyUtoaa.
ST., LOU1B, Jan 83. WHEAT Higher;
no. 8 red. cash, elevator. 91c: track. ja
ec; May, Mc; July, 79Sc; No- I hard. 829
CORN HlKheri No. I cash, 3Hc; track.
44c: Mav, 4VC: July. 46Wc
OATrV-Dull; No. 3 cash. S9tc; track. 40c;
Mv. 4nic
FI.OUR Bteady; red winter patents. 84 46
?4tu. extra fancy and straight, 4.16tf4.40;
elesr. 33 end 3.65.
r I 'IV Timothy, nominally unrhand
C iHN KrVAL. BtMriv: 1140.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track. BVMRo.
PROVISIONS Iork bl.hor- Likhln.
Pi-la Lard, Cum; prim team, 14. TV bacoo.
steady: boxed extra, shorts and clear ribs.
87.SO: short clear, I7.7K.
hay meadr: timothy. M.WSU.M: prairie.
$ 00.
jkon twnm I it-a ti.ue.
flAtrOINO 61!Uc.
HEMP TWINK-ic.
POUL.TR T Firm: rh cken. W; springs.
Ho; turkeys, UVfr&lJVtc; ducks, 10c; geese,
8c.
BUTTF.n Bteadn creamery. WffZJCi
dairy, nralUc.
txju rtrm, 26V4C, case count.
Kecelota. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7,W) ll.OW
Wheat, bu B2.0i4) 71.0"0
Corn, bu 107 .0i0 13.010
Oata, bu S9.0O0 ' 76, OU)
OMAHA WllOLElALH MARKET.
Condition Trade aaa Qeotatloas ea
taple aad Fancy Prodaee.
FOGS RecelDta. moderate: fresh stock,
261iZ7o.
LIVE POT-L.TRT Hen. g38Hc: spring.
chickens, fl'SSHc; roosters, aooording to
4c; turkeys, 134) 16c; ducks, faioc; geese,
tu:
IRESSKD POITT.TRT Turkevs. 16313c:
ducks, 10-ijUc; geese, 10c; chickens, WW
lOHc.
BUTTER Packing stock. lOHtflle; choice
to fancy dslry rolls, 1214o: separator, 32c.
FRESH FISH Trout. 10c: pickerel. :
Pike, c; perch, 7c; blueflsh, 15c; whltefiph.
c; salmon, 11c; haddock, 10c; codfish, 12c;
reosnapper, lie; iobsrers, Donea, per in.,
80c; lobsters, green, per lb., JXc; bullheads,
11c; catfish. 14c; black bass, 325c; halibut,
1.1c; crapples, 12c; herring, tc; white bass,
13c; Mueflns, 8c.
OTBTEH9 New York counts, per can.
4Sc; per gal., 12.00; extra selects, per can,
36c; per gal., 31.80; standard, per can, 87c;
per jral.. 31.50,
f'KAiN rer ton, in no.
HAT Prices Quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land. 3050: No. 3. 8A.00; medium, 15.50;
coarse, $5.00; rye straw, 35.00. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. Le-
msnn iair ana receipts llgnu
i.unn .ic.
OATS 37c.
RIE No. 2, BOc.
VEOKTABLF9.
POTATOKB Colorado, fcne: Dakota, ear
bu.. 7rtf7Bc; native. B.Vti70c.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois. DT bbL.
33.60.
NAVT Per Ml.. I2.M.
rULERV-SmRll wr rtn larva
California. Ano, 75e and 90c.
ONIONS finanlsh. oer crate. 81.50: Colo
rado yellow, per bu., 81.00; red, per In., mc
CAPKAOB-Wlsconsln Holland, imVtT.
TURNIPS Canada rutabaaaa. rjer lb..
lMc; white, per bu., 60c.
tAKKiriS-W bU., 7SO.
rnna'0 rer DU.. eoo.
Tj 1.' rr tu i- v.. . ia.
C AIj LI FLOWKi4 California, nee erata.
32.75.
CUCUMTKRS Per dof., 31.28.
KTI!SHKS Per do hunches. IBfl.
U5TTt;CK HRATl Per Hn hunches. sOn
ti.w; per ddi., 7.w; lear lettuce, per oou,
ouncnes, 4oc.
TURNIPS Bouther-n. oer do.. 7Bo.
REETS Southern, per dos.. i6c.
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 76o.
PARSLEY Southern, cer dos.. 81.
ONIONS Southern, creen. uer dos..
too
76 c.
PRTTTTP1
APPLES California Hellflowers. ner 'box.
New York export Greenings. Russets and
ilaldwlns 33.75.
GRAPES Pony. Catawbas, lOcT Imported
MsIhkss. per kcir. ti.COdifi.00.
CHAN BERRIES Jersey, per bbl.. 87.00
per box, 32.60; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
m.oy..60; Bell and Cherry, x.
TROPICAL FKU1TB.
ORANGES Florida Brlahta and Russets.
all sizes, 32.20; navels, all Rises, choice, 32.25
j3.85; fancy, all sixes, 32.76.
LEMONB-Callfornla fancy, 800 to
Siis. 34: choice. 240 to 270 sizes. 83.60.
rius California, per iu-id. cartons. tc:
Imported Bmyrna, 8-crown. 14c; 6-crown,
l5c; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per mellum-slsed bunch, 32.00
ez.60; Jumho, 32.7Bfn3.26.
cocoa nutb Per sack. 4: per aos.. vks,
Ti . 'T- , -.1 T 1 I . .. S Oil ') .
per lb., In 60-1 b. boxes, EVic; Oriental stuffed
dates, per box, vi.vt.
CHFEfiE Wisconsin twins, fdll cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas. 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wisconsin
llmburger, 12c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames. 33
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 33.25.
MAPLE SUOAR Ohio, per lb., loc.
rT-,CTD t Kkl K TS. via W KKI ,1 V
POPCORN Per lb., 2Vc; shelled, i3ia.
HORSERADISH Per case of 3 dos.,
packed, 80c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.
154c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft
nii, pr m., ioc, o. nucn, inri
12c; Bramlls, per lb., He; filberts, per lb.. He
aimqnas, sort anen, per io., inc. nara aney,.
per lb., 13c pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
email, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., THc; Chili walnuts,
1218tyc; large hickory nuts, per bu., 81.50;
sneil naras, per ou., -; dibck wainuta, im
bu.. 3125. .
HIDES No. 1 green, ec; no. z green, oc
No. lsalted, 7c; No. 2 salted, c: No. 1 veal
calf. 8 to 13 lbs.. 8c; No. 3 veal calf, 13 to
15 lbs., c; dry salted hides, RtfM2c; sheep
I pelts, iWibc, horse hides. 1.60y2.50.
Kansas City Grain and Provlslona.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 23. WHEAT May.
76i'f75c; July, T&itfVAci cash, No. 2 hard,
75'j78c; No. 8. fl76c; No. 4, 6Xr(f73c; rejected.
Kiti6c; No. 3 red, 2c; No. , viku?ic; re-
ctipta, 161 cars.
(nuu u.v AlLfftA'U.n.' Jnlv. 4'2r rash.
No, 3 mixed. 39V4a40o; No. 2 white, 41c; No.
8, 40c.
OATS No. I white, 8839c No. t mixed,
HAY Choice tlmpthy", 8.O0.5O; oholpe
prairie, 37.004j7.50. .
BUTTER Oeamery, 19gClc; fancy, dairy,
18c. v
EGOS Firm; Missouri and Kansas, cases
returned, 23,c; new No. 2. whitewood cases
Included, 24c, 4
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
...120,800 101.600
... 77,600 1 66.800
... 10,000 16.000
Oats, du...
Philadelphia Pro ore Market. .
PMTT.Anml.PHIA. Jan. 23. BUTTER
steady, fair demand; extra western, 23c;
exira nearoy, iiu.
t h murk: fresh southern. Ci'aJHQ at the
mark. A A . .
full creams, choice to fancy, HVif UV:
New York full
creams, fair to good, Wri
110.
Mllwaakee Oral Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. M.WVHE AT Dull :
No. 1 northern, 89Q90c; No. I northern, 87
jS8c.
HiK-rirra: no. l. umdic
BAR US Y Dull; No. 2. 63c; sample, 86
61c.
CORN Firm ; No. 8. lUfflSc; May, 4
49o bid.
Mlaaeapolla Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 28. WHEAT
Close: May, 78c; July. 78c; Beptember,
77c. On track. No. I hard, 0Hc: No. 1
northern, 8Kc: No. 8 northern. 81ftlc.
FLOUR First patents, 4.704.8): second
patents, 84. 4onj4.70; first clears, 13 43. op;
second clears. 2.6S(S165.
UKAN-ln bulk, 113.76915.00,
Liverpool Grata aad Provlaloaa.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 23. WHEAT Boot
stocks exhausted; futures, quiet; March,
i4V4fi: May, saz'aa: juiy. nominal
CORN Boot. American mixed, steady at
4s3dt American mixed, old. Arm at 4a 3d.
Futures, quiet: January, nominal: March.
4elL
Dalata Grata Market.
DT.7LTJTH. Mlnr.. Jan. 23. WHEAT In
store: No. 1 hard. 88c: No. 1 northern. 86c;
no. I nortnern, no. io arrive: jno. l nara,
8o; No. 1 northern, flc; No. 2 northern.
84c. May. Mc; July. 87c.
OAT d On track and to arrive, 88c
Toledo Beea Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. 23. SEEDS Clover, cash
and January. 36.86; February, s.87; March.
86.92. Alslke Prime, 86.30. Timothy
Prime, 31.40.
Oils and Roala.
rTT. rmr t- n ' rn a rit v, i
ances, 185. Certltlcates. so bid. Shipments,
66.626 bbls.; average. 73.6(4 bbls.; runs. 74.
678 bbls.; average, 64.68 bbls. Shipments,
Unia, 72 610 bbls; average, 67.94 bbls.; runs,
Lima. 67.4M bbls; average, 60,360 bills.
SAVANNAH Jan. 23 OILS Turnentlne.
dull, 65o. ltoaln. firm: quoted at: C and D.
32 26; E. 2 SO; F. 83 86 ; O. $90; H. 82.96; L
83 16; K. 33.36; M. 34. 16; N. H; WO, t.2;
ww, H.(a.
NEW YORK. Jan. M OTT H Cnttnnani1
steady: prime crude, nominal: prime crude
yellow, 8fi36c; turpentine, easy, 67V, 3
one; petroleum, sieaay, rennea new I or a,
V 70; Philadelphia. 39.06.
ROSIN Bteady; strained, common to
good, K M).
Evaporate! Apalee aad Dried Fralta.
NEW TORK. Jan. S3. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market shows no change
irom me conoitions recently noted. Com
mon -are quoted at 4mjtk-: nrlnia UaaVo:
choice, 6uc; fancy, 6'v57e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
continue somewnat unsettled, with quota
tions still ranging from 3e to 6e for all
grauos. apnooia are nrm; chilce are
quoiea at 'Jvrc: extra choice. 910c;
runcy, moioc. ftdtneaara in ralr request
eholoe ouuied at 77c; extra cholue.
7i; fancy, rlou.
NEWYORR STOCKS AND BONDS
Profit Taking Ctntea Slight Halt .and
Uarkat is Irregtlar,
RALLY FOLLOWS BANK STATEMENT
aasawassaaaaa
Reeerd Alrsstrt lm Loans m Dc
peslts Da Mot teao-e Iealers ul
Tfcey Are Batlsaleel wltfc tke
' BhewlaiB Maale.
NEW TORK, Jan. 23 Today's stock
market wae Irregular, but the halting
movement waa not more marked than
mlgkt be expected from the profit taking
which naturally resulted from the week a
conditions, aided by several points of posi
tive strength. After the publication or
the bank statement there waa an effective
rally and the market closed steady, with
no Important loss on the day. The dealers
In the market-seemed satisfied with the
Increase In surplus reserves, and were
not Impressed with the staggering ad
vances shown In the various items, which
broke all records in several Instances.
There la general agreement that the rapid
loan expansion now la progress repres
ents largely a transfer of obligations
from trust companies and outside banks
to clearing house Institutions. The state
ments of New York trust companies not
yet complete, for the six months ending
December 81 last, show a, net recreaae In
deposits of 3102,876.033 for thirty-five com
panies reporting, which represents a re
duction in proportion of liability upon
bank reserves, aa trust companies keep
their reserves largely on deposit with the
banks. But the suggestion Is also made
that the present heavy , Influx of funds
front the Interior to New York may repre
sent In part operations by the treasury
In transfer of government deposits from
Inferior depositories to New York to be
drawn on In making the Pajiama canal
payment. The item of government de
posits with the New York banks, however,
reflects no such operation and It Is said
on good authority that Interior deposi
tories have not yet received notice of call
on government funds. The banking opin
ion seems to be that the call for money
has so far declined as to promise a ple
thoric condition on the local money mar
ket In the immediate future.
The growing demand for bonds has been
of no small Influence In Improving the
outlook for securities, as pressure of cap
ital for employment In railroad mort
gages la a not unusual prelude to an ex
panding market for stocks. The extraor
dinary demand ftr United States Steel
second 6s and for Rock Island bonds,
while overshadowing the bond market, has
not precluded a good demand at advanc
ing prices for higher grade bonds. Quota
tions on call for government bonds have
nor chanred durlna the week.
The following are the quotations on the
New xork. stock exchange:
Bales.HIgh.Low.Close,
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & Ohio...,
do pfd
Canadian Pacific . ...
Central of N. J......
Chesa. Ohio
Chicago & Alton ....
do pfd
Chicago G. W
do B pfd ,
Chicago & N. W
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C, C, C. A St. L...
Colorado Southern ..
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware ft Hudson
Dela., Lack. I & W..
Denver & R. U
do Dfd
.18.610 7u4 toS4j
. m 1 81 9'
.1D.810 84 . 82 8V
8.800 120 V4 119 120
l-0
1,310
200
1(0
1,825
100
1,210
8&Vs 3474
88 37;
84 84
17- 17
3 80
170), 170
36
3714
84 'A
17
170V
.... 11
.... 23
79
700
IS
68
18Vk 184
260
900
23
420 16V
.... 272
1,000
600
8.200
22Vt
741,
284
69
49
22V, 22U
74 74V4
28H 28V4
'Erie
do 1st pfd 2,990
do 2d pfd 1,400
Great Northern, pfd
bm est
48V4 48
.... 170
tiocKing vaiiey
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ...I
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Ixiulavllle A Nash...
Manhattan L
Metropolitan BU Ry.
Minn. & St. L
.... 76V4
8414 84
300 84
L967 134
'ioi" ii"
150 2oV4
260 38
133 133
41 40V4
204 2014
87V4 87
110A 110'
7) 111
2,0 145H 144 1454
600 12Jfr 122 122
6
I Missouri Paclflo
.T0 , 944
.(0 18 18V4
1.200 43 41V4
1220 1 21V4 12i"
3,603 61V4 60 .
Missouri, K. T
do pfd
N. R. R. of M pfd..
New York Central...
Norfolk & Western .
do pfd........
Ontario & Western... 7.860 2H4
Pennsylvania 20,720 1224
P.. C. C flt Dt. L
Reading 5,200
do 1st pfd...,
do 2d ifd
Rock Island Co 20,820
do pfd 3.720
Bt. L. & B. f, let pfd.
do 3d pfd.
4,750
500
1,340
Bt. Louis 8. W...
do pfd
Bt. Paul
do pfd
Southern Paclflo .
Southern Railway
do pfd
Texas A Pacific .
T.. Bt. L. & W..
do pfd
Union Paclflo
do pfd
Wabash
do Dfd
. 3,100
Wheeling ALB.
Wisconsin Central..,
do pfd
Adams Express ,
American Express .,
U. B. Express ,
Wells-Fargo Ex
AmaJ. Copper ,
Am. Car & Foundry,
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil....,
do pfd ,
Am. lyocomotlve
do 'pfd
Am. Smelt. Hefln
do pfd..
11,860 ISO
128 ir
Anaconda Mln. Co..
400 76
ill 76
60 50
31 80
18 18
1 !"
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel A Iron...
Col. ft Hock. Coal...
Consolidated Oas ...
Oeneral Eleetrlc ....
International Paar..
do pfd
International Pump..
do pfd
National Rlacult ....
National Lead
North American
Paclfle Mall
People's Oas
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Talece Car.
Reoubllc Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods ,.
'do pfd
Tenn. Coal Iron...
U. S. leather .-.
do pfd
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
TJ. 8. Pteel
6,5M 61
6O0 81
K00 14
1,900 196
300 179 177 177V4
1.4R8 1374 13 13
8H)
67 67 67
8J
.... ... 71
89 ?P4' 894
16 .16 lr.
100
1.100
430
1810
1,7M
796
80
100
81
29
do pfd ,
Western . T'nlon
Northern Securities!.
Total sales for the day, 898,709 shares.
He rr Tork Money Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 23 MONET r cii
nominal: no loans: time loans mv
and ninety days, 36 3 per cent; six months.
PRIME M ERC A NTlLR PAPER-tfcffoVl
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Steady, wlfh
actual business In bankers' bills at M.ft&SMi
4.86 for demand and at 84 83204 8330 for
sixty-day bills; posted ratea, 34 83'r4.84 and
H m.-T'n "i : commercial puis, H-Km4.83,
SILVER Bar, 66c; Mexlean dollars.
bonds Government steady; railroad tr
regular.
The closing quotatlona on bonds are as
touows:
TJ. . rat. aa ras
T. m. ar 1
Manhattaa a s is .11
Bo eoupoa
4a la, rag
4a sosawa
4o saw as, ras.
4a oitpas
4a ol4 4a. rag..
P!4a
...104
...101
...li4
...uai
...wi
...lOIVi
...I01H
...lout
... n
lax. canlral ia
4 let Ina
Mine. St. L. 4a...
al . K. s T. 4s
4a ta
Sal B. R. af Max..
TV
14
174
a
so cosfoa ........
aa, rag
4a aaspaa
Atehlsoa saa. 4s.
4o adj. aa
Atlantis C U 4a..
Baltlmara & a fa
da la
Cantrai at Oa. aa..
4o 1st Ina
M. J C.
..in
No. Pacta 4s
..lot 14
. rv
. T4
.101
. WH
.10441
4o ta
N. W. a. 4s....
.. 7tt
O S. L. 4a a par.
aa
.. M
rasa. coar. tt
aaaaisB
aaa. 4a u
Tl
at- U I. at. a. I.. 111
rkas. Ohio 4WS...10S
di. u a r. is. aa a
Chloasa a. ISa ... U
C . B. Q. a. as ... 14
C. M. S. P. a 4a.lua
C. N. W. a. fa. ...M-.iZ
c. a. 1. p. 4a.... ui
io aol la U
C.C.C. A St. U g. aa. IT
Cklaafo Tar. 4a t
Cm. Tobaoce 4s II
D A k. O. 4a M
Colo. A Be. as a4
Cria rlor Uaa Is.... Msi
io saa. 4s at
r. w A D C la.... lot
Hoeklas Tat. 4B...1U
Offered.
St Is. S. W. Is t
"aware a. i as.... wi
So. PaalSa 4a 93
no. naiivar aa ll
Taiaa A P. la 114
T . St. U a W. 4s.. TIN
t'stoa Pastas 4s 104 4
to aocir. 4a M
V. M. Steal M 8.... Tl4
Wabash la 1 1 n si
ao aes. v ar
Z. .?
ia. leairei as m
Cels. r. L a. to.. Tl
ClearlasT Heaso Avevaaea.
NEW TORK. Jan, 28-Tbe statement of
ayeragas et le clear lug house banks of
96V4
1"
41
89
121
61
87
23 "23
121 121
.... 64
47 - 46 4
79
61 '
2'. 25 2i
6ti 66 t6
49 47'" 49
16 15 15
36 36 8KV4
17.000 147 s 146Ti 147
. 100 178 178 177
.19.747 62 60t4 51
. 6,6.10 22 22 32
. 1,600 86 f4 8S
. 6.400 27 27 27
. 3,210 29 27 27
. 700 39 i HO- 89
.15.600 81' 81 81
21' 2i" 21
40 8.1 40-4
. 3.0&0 . 19 18 18
. 1.050 21 21 21
. 1.000 47 47 47
.... 230
' 196
108
205
.37,150 61 50 60
. 600 20 20 20
. 240 71 71 71
10
? 100 29 29 29
. 420 19 19 19
78
. 700 49 48 48T4
'i
P7
20
9 9
31 DO
m
217
3 W 8 g
4.04) 49 47 48
510 tl . 20 ji
316 79 78 7
t.013 40 5 89
8W 8 T ri
1,500 79 7 78
100 13 13 13
410 60 M
7.7R0 1? 13 12
..28.980 59 58 r
.. 367 88 88
this city for the week show: Inan
04.800, lnrreaas 8n,f',SU0; deposits 8i1.3ifl,
K), Increase 4n,ot4.7uO; circulation I4J.141,
too, decreaae I.-; legal tenders 177,440,
A Increase Ho.aoo; specie, S'SS.iTr,)", In
crease 3l3..ou; reserve 8272.648.iiyi, In
crease 814.149.600; reserve required '465T5
825, Increase 311. 268.675; surplus 326.072.875,
Increase 82.890,926; ex-United States deposits
830,289,260, Increase $2,886,226.
Bestea leek. aetatleaa.
BOSTON. Jan. 23 Call loans, 84 per
cent; time loans, 4W' per cent. OfllcTal
closing prices on stocks and bonds:
At-hloe 4s
.. H
.. H
.. t
.. 1S
,.I4t
Allotiet
.. 4t
.. l4
.. n
..450
.. It
.. 4H
.. W
.. H
..
.. IS
.. 11
.. 4'"4i
.. IS
.. M
.. 1
..104
k.
.. 1114
.. 1314,
.. 4-41
..
Met. Central 4a...
Amalgamated ..
Bingham
( al. Hacla...
Ontennlal
Topper Rant .
Pomlnloa Coal
Franklin
Rorala ....
AtehlsMI
do sfd
Bnstoa A Albany..
Boston a Maine,.
Boston Eiavalee
14
N. T.. N. H. H..1S
ritrhburt Did
.1
t nloo rarine
Uri. Central
Afnar. Busar
,. iia.
. 12
.119 i
Mohavk
Old Dominion .
Osceola
do vfd
li'4Vl "rmt
Amor. T. T
.12
gnlncy
Santa Pa Copper..
Tamarack
Trinity.
United states ....
I'tah
vli-torlB
Winona
Wolrerlns
Daly West
Dominion I. a 8...
General Electric ...
,.
.174
,. 29
,. 7SH
,.
. II
.. lilt
.. 14
,. IS
Mans. Klectrto ....
do Dfd
1'nltad Fruit
V. I. Stnl..
do etd
Weetlns. common . .
Adrrature
Herr Terkt Hlalaa Qaetalleaa.
NEW TORK. Jan. 23. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alloa
10
I.lltle Chief
.. 37
.. 10
..
..
..179
..IOC
..13
.. I
Ontario
Ophlr
....oo
....460
.... II
.... IS
.... II
.... 7.1
.... to
....140
Breecs
Brnnivlrk Con ..
C'omatnrk Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn stiver
Iron surer
Leadvlll Coa ...
Offered.
Phoonlx
Pol oil
BaTaco
Sierra Nevada
Hmall Hopes...
Btandard
Forelga FlaanelaL
IjONDON, Jan. 23. The amount of bul
lion taken Into the Bank of England today
was 8,000. The sura of 15,uoo was with
drawn for shipment to South America.
PARIS, Jan. 23. Business on the bourse
today was Inactive. The market was
slightly depressed by unfavorable London
advices relative to the Russo-Japanese sit
uation, but at the close was calm. Rus
sian Imperial 4s closed at 100.50. Russian
Industrials were lower. Klo Tlntos lost 8
francs. Three per cent rentes, 97 francs
and 96 centimes for account. Exchanae on
London, 26 francs and 16 centimes for
BERLIN, Jan. 23. Trading on the boerse
today was light. Exchange on London,
20 marks 48 for checks.
Baak Clearings for Week.
OMAHA, Jan. 23. Bank clearings for the
week compared with the corresponding
week laat year;
1903. 1904
Monday 31.4o8.436.67 81.481.300.89
Tuesday 1,181,712.85 1,035,377.88
Wednesday 1,307,378.01 1,0X6,377.38
Thursday 1,316,168.68 1,127,063.73
Friday 1,160,330.27 1,228,924.63
Saturday 1.068,489.72 1,164,L3.5
An Increase over the corresponding week
last year or 1400,001. zo.
Imports and Exports at NeW York
NEW YORK, Jan. 23. Imports of dry
Broods and veneral merchandise at the nort
of New York for the week were valued at
313,125,935. Imports of specie at New York
ior tne last ween- were to,mi goia ana
tu.2i6 sliver, exports or specie rrom tni
port for the week were 81.ltiO.277 silver and
xia.ssg gold.
Londoa Stock Market.
' LONDON, Jan. 23. Today Is a holiday on
tne btocK exenange.
SILVER Bar. quiet. 25.11 per os,
MONEY 2&2 per cent. Discount ratea:
Short bills, 3 per cent; three months' bills,
&&3 per cent.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-COTTON-The
market opened easy at a decline of Sir 14
points under liquidation following cables
that were lower than expected and reports
that the latest advancea had interrupted
spot demand In the south. The bullishness
of the week-end, and the light receipts
with the estimate for next week's In sight,
placing it at 220,000, against 2tl,000 bales
last year, served, In connection with the
bullish attitude of the market leaders to
restrict offerings, and after the opening
the market ruled steady to firm, although
narrow and Irregular. Futures closed firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 23.-COTTON
Futures, firm; January, 14.67o bid; Febru
ary, 14.70t!l4.72e: larch. 14. 98(814. 99c; April,
16. 13f( 15.16c; May, 15.33"T15.34e; June, lfi.461j)
15. 47c; July, 16.6116. 82c; August, 14.66(91
14. 68c; September, 13.'!6o asked. Spot, firm;
sales, 8,860 bales; ordinary, 12c; good or
dinary. 13 9-16c; low middling, 14 3-16c mid
dling, 14 9-16c; good middling, 141-16c; mid
dling fair, 161-loc; receipts. 4,980 bales;
stock, 423,153 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 23. COTTON-FIrm and
Unchanged; middling, 14c; sales, 392 bales;
receipts, 600 bales; shipments, 622 bales;
stock, 22,696 bales. -
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 23. COTTON Spot,
little done, prices 10 points lower: Ameri
can fair, good middling, 8d; middling, 7.90d;
low miauling, f.v-ta; gooa orainary, i.iw;
ordinary. 7.64d. The sales of the day were
3,000 bales, of which 300 were for specula
tion and export, ana included 2,800 Ameri
can; receipts, none. Futures opened quiet
and closed easy; American middling, g. o.
., January, i.iua; January ana r eoruary.
66'iJ7.67d: February and Maroh, 7.66t7.66d:
March and April, 7. 64(37. 65(1; April and
May, 7.62rg7.63d; May and June, 7.61(1; June
and July, 7.67'37.68d; July and August.
7.64d; August and September, 7.85d; Sep
tember and October, 6.82U; October and
November, C,64d.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23. COFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices, with considerable liqui
dation In progress. There were very bull
ish private cables from the French market,
while advices from Rrasll indicated the ap
proach of Interior exhaustion with present
receipts running very light This stimu
lated the demand. Europe was an espe
cially active buyer, and while profit tak
ing continued the market was finally
steady, net unchanged to 6 points higher.
Bales were reported of 145,000 bags. Includ
ing February, 7.70c; March. 7.807.95c; April,
907.9Sc; May, 8.loe; July, s.33ii.40c; Aug
ust. 8.4Rc: Beptember. S.fiOiffSo&c: October.
S.flfic; November, 8.80c; December, 8.8&8.90o.
Snot Rio. firm; No. 7 invoice. 7c: mild.
firm; Cordova, 8013c. v
asrar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23-SUOAR-Raw.
nominal: fair refining, 2 7-1 6c; centrifugal.
76s test, 3.6c; molasses sugar, 2 9-32c. Re
nnea. aun: no. s, .uoc; no. 1. t.uuc: no. s.
8 95; No. 9, 8.80c: No. 10. S 85e; No. 11. 8 70c;
no,
12. 8.75c: No. 13, 3.70c; No. 14, 8.65j;
fectlonere . 4.30c: mould. 4.30c: cut loaf.
con
$ 06c; crushed, 6.06c; powdered, 4.56c gran-
uisrea, 4ie: cunes, i.u.
MO Lars EH Firm: New Orleans onen
kettle, good to choice, 21i?f37c.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 23. STJOAR
Quiet; open kettle, 2fi31-16c; open kettle
centrifugal, ri'Sc; centrifugal white1 and
yellow, 3fi 3c; seconds, 2Vij3Hc.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle. 203
23o; centrifugal, 74a 18c; syrup, dull, 22c.
Wool Market.
ST. LOriS. Jan. IS WOOL-Nomlnnl-
medium grades, combing and clothing, 17
f21c; light tine, 15T17ttc; heavy fine, 12
i4Vfcc; iun wasnea, wgsir.
lXJNUON, Jan. a wuuLe-Tne arrivals
for the aecond series of suction sales
amount to 61,30 balea. including 81,000 bales
forwarded direct to spinners. Exports this
week: New South Wales, 615 bales; Queens
land. 2.508 ba n: Victoria. 3.080 bales: South
Australia, 1,179 bales; Cape of Good Hope
and Natal, 4.869 bales: elsewhere, 790 balea.
The wool auction sales scheduled for to
day were postponed on account or log.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 23. METALft The
local markets were dull today at generally
uncnangeo quotations, ine copper market
ruled alout Bteady; lake, $12. 6d 13.00; elec
trolytic. 812.62i4Xtil2.87tt; canting, $12 Mct
12 75. Tirf waa barely Bteady, with spot
ZB.ti"a ou. Bpeiier, Quiei. n.yvub.iib. The
feeling In the Iron market Is unsettled,
though prices remain nominally unchanged.
ST LOl'lS. Jan. 23 M ETA LS-Lead,
neia at tt.ou. opener, oiemay, st.u.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 23. DRY GOODS The
Week closes wtth buyers taking a fair
amount of goods and sellers asking higher
prices. jooDsrs reporc a Detier feeling in
stapie goods and anticipate a more active
demand witn tne coming week.
Wklaky MarkeJ.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 28 WHIBKT Dis
tiller's finished goods, quiet, on basis of
' ' .
Will Develop Coal Mlaa.
- ABERDEEN, S. D., Jan. 23. (Speclal -
A movement hi on foot to develop the coal
mln found In Warner township recently,
Samples of ths coal have been submitted
to experts, who pronounce It of fine quality
and far superior to the North Dakota lig
nite. The vein Is struck at a depth of
about 800 feet and Is about fourteen feet
thick. Teat wells show that the vein coy
ers quite a largs area of country, and will
prove a bonanxa ta tala section of toe
state.
OHAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Kinds of Cutis Oooildsnbl Low
Ties ft Wesk Ago.
HOGS, ON THE OTHER HAND, ARE HIGHER
keep Receipts Liberal at All Petals
aad with a Manltea Deaaand
Prices Are Lower This a
Week Ago oa All Grades.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 23.
Rerelnta wr - Cattle, lioa-s Hhem.
limclal Monday
vmciai Tuesday
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday
Offlclnl Friday
Otllclal Saturday
Week ending Jan. 21
Week ending Jan. 16
Week ending Jan. 9.,
,.14.976
,.22,786
..17,798
32,753
40.0:il
40,690
vv eeK ending Jan. 2
,12.i'.'
26.243
Week ending Dec. 26.. 7.165
14.8-.
26,124
Sams week last year. ..19,543
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows ths receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Bouth Omaha
for the year to date and comparisons with
last year:
1904. 1903. Inc. Dec.
fattle 56.140 67.91S 1.778
Hogs 137. 8J 139.890 2,091
Sheep 117,722 73.0O4 414.718 ....
Average nnces nlt fnr tma-a at South
Omaha Tor the last several days with com-
I'snsona:
Pa,U. 1 19M. 1893. 1902. 11801. 1900.1898. 18&.
'an. 1..
Jan. 2..
Jan. 2..
Jan. 4..
Jan. 6 .
Jan. 6..
Jan. 7..
Jan. 8..
Jan. 9..
Jan. 10.
Jan. 11.
Jan. 12.
84'AI
83 22;
6 371 22
861 4 211 18
4 J a uF a 67 r
4
4 f. I 4 29 It 67 8 41
1 at is
4 75 8 29
4 MtJ 571
6 29i 6 19
6 02 4 27) 3 41 3 44
I 04 1 4 27 3 47 JS
D1! 84 B Z41
4 36 8 481
3 St
4 66V,)
601
I 391 6 091
I OS
I 42
4 841
8 40
6 48
6
6 03
I 14
6 251
6 23
I 48
5" 'A,
8 40;
6 40
e 46
6 15,
4 38 8 451
4 35 3 601
6 14
6 04
00
e 14
3 43
3 49
4
4 41 3 t"
4 61 W
7541
6 171 4 49' 3 601
3 47
3 49
3 49
8 47
3 4T
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13.
14.
16.
t 47
861
41
4 63!
8 56
4 72S
t 16
8 601
4 6SHi
72Hi
4 6Sl,
6 22
i 16j
I 16
4 68
Jan. 16.
6 49
6 20! 4 6:
3 621
8 49
3 61
Jan. 17...
Jan. 18...
Jan. 19...
Jan. 20...
Jan. 21...
Jan. 22...
Jan. 23...
6 49
6 1
D '
6 201
4 48
22
a
e 27
4 65
3 51
6 89
t 27
4 641 3 6t
3 54
3 6v
3 64
I 67
4 68
4 78,
4 85'
4 88V1
6 47
68
6 63
4 64
4 68
3 66
3 69
.V
6 15
S 25
6 Oli
6 03
612
6 24.1
69
69
'Indicates flnnrinv
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road waa:
noaa. cauie.itogs.on p.ti see.
C, M. A St. P. Ry.,
17
waDasn
Missouri Paclflo Ry....
Union Pacitlo system
C. & N. W. Ry
F., K. A M. V. R. R
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.. .
B. & M. Ry v.
C, II. & Q. Ry...
K. C. & St. J
C, IL I. & P. Ry., east.. .
C. R. I. & P. Ry., west .
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot Western
1
1
9
23
6
10
8
1
1
8
1
Total receipts 6
89 11
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as touows, eacn ouyer purchasing uie num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
l.otd
Swift and Company...-
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Armour & Co., Sioux City ....
Sol Degan 14
B. & B. Co
Other buyers 122
1.269
L801
1,077
24
'468
404
23
1.743
76
Totals 136 3.632 '2.248
CATTLE There were not annua-h cattle
on sale this morning to make a market.
For the week offerings have been rathor
umitea, the decrease as compared with last
week amounting to about 8.UU0 head and as
compared with ths corresponding week of
last year there Is a falling oft of about
6,o0 head. In spite of that fact, however,
the general market has been slow most of
tne week with prices considerably lower.
The proportion of corn-fed steers Included
In the receipts has been no more than nor
mal. The quality has hardly been up to the
usual standard owing to the fact that most
of the offerings were short-fed and could
iit be classed above fair to Brood. Occa
slonally a choice bunch would arrive and
as high as 85 wan paid this week. The mar
ket moved steadily downward until Thurs
day, when there was a slight reaction, and
on Friday prices were it anything a tritle
stronger. Even at that the market Is all
of 1015o lower than a week ago. The re
port Is that the' beef market In the east la
In rather bad shape and as a result the de
mand from packers as well as shippers Is
rabher limited. Bhort-fed and common cat
tle are selling from 84.16 down, fair to
good grades from 34.26 to 84.60 and good to
choioe from 84.60 to 35. .
The cow market has also been In rather
bad shape, the course of prloes being much
the same as noted above for steers
Wednesday was the low day of the week.
but even with Thursday's snd Friday's Im-
provement the market is right around 10
1 r. in flu. aMlr evcent rmsslhlv tn
ths case of something that Just suited buy-
ers, Canners and ouuers are selling largely
from 31.60 to 32.25, fair to good grades rrom
32.40 to $2.80 and good to choice from 83 td
I3 HI with aomathlng prime xxom mat up
tn 13.75.
Bulls have eased off about lSfttSo. the
greatest loss being on the better grade.
Rologna bulls are now selling from i $3 to
82.60. fair to good from 32.60 to 83.26 and
good to choice from 33 25 to 83.75. Veal
calves have not shown much change, the
hettor arades Belling largely from 35 to
35 25, with a top at 35.50.
There has been a fairly liberal; run of
rtockers and feeders here this week, and as
1ia Haiti an it from the country has been
.ninr limited the tendency of prices
as been downward. 1 ne goou nrav;
u,,!,... Tint over ini:i5a lower, but aside
from those the general market Is 1526o
lower than a week ago. The common cattle
sell from 83.23 down, fair to good from
$3 25 to 33 50 and good to choice from 33.80
to 84.26. xtepresenisi'vn .
nets
A. rr. He- .
... 604 8 . '
STAGS.
Ha.
1 BTtjCKERS AND FEEDERS.
u-VW."'n , . .. . 1. 1 n.r.m n m were tint
the demand waa In fairly
good shape the market opened active and
J...... nibi hiirhar. This advance oar-
ried the market to the highest point reached
I emtmee T I tVl A T I ft HI . A I Sale J list T - u tess
active at the advance, so (hat all the early
arrivals were soon disposed of. Light stuff
sold largely from $4.80 down, light mixed
from 4.et to .v, aw ,a
34 90 to $4 .96 and as high as $6.00 was paid.
V, . ,v,A miririle of the forenoon a train
arrived with Jeveral cars of hogs and
,,,,':; orders filled and the market olosed
Blow and weak, with the advance prac
tlcally all lost.
For the week receipts have been a trifle
eavler than ior last weea. but there is a
u.,i,. A..rr.xf as compared wun tne same
week of lust year. The demand has been
In good shape snd the tendency of prices
tiDward. On Monday and Wedneaday thera
" ...., v.,. . V. wm If -1 . .1 with e
was a roai'",,i -- , .
..i river the close of laat week
amounting to 15c to 26c Representative
sales:
Mo.
at. 8k. Tt.
.160 40 4 44
.Itl .. 4 70
.144 SO 4 M
.r4 1M 4W
.lul .. 4 0
.10t .. 4 0
.lt .. 4 10
.121 tO i M
.1H ..4 I'itt
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1.1 .. 4 45
,.4l .. 4H
.141 140 4 at
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.814 .. 4 ITV
lit h 4nj
.111 .. 4 ntt
.tat 100 4 10
.221 10 4 10
.167 140 4 M
.144 .. 4 10
.144 .. 4
.144 .. 4 0 '
.WO 140 4 0
.121 344 4 10
44 4 M
.Kl .. 40
.171 to 4 Z1
Ml tat 4 II
,.14 .. 4 H4
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BH EE H There were several cars of sheen
on aele this morning, but roost of them
were sold to arrive. For the week, receipts
are about 8.000 head short of last week, but
ea com oared with the same week of last
year there Is an Increase of over T.UuO
bead.
The market the first half of the week
was tn rather bad shape and prices reached
the low tiolnt on Wedneaday. Since that
time the aeneral tone to the trade has been
decidedly better and the tendency or prices
upward, so mat aooui nan or ine ios,
which amounted to 8C to 40c baa been re
gained. The part fat and common kinds
have been negleoted and hard to sell at
any price. (Joramiaalon men are advising
their patrons to make their sheep and
lemba tat before disnoslnaT of there.
Feeders have beea scarue all this week, so
8.406 6:0 13.SSS
8.4J 8."'S 8.603
4.4.4 8.937 4.144
2.6S1 6.796 2.7J6
7"3 6.921 7a
116 6,944 2,625
42,326
41.4!ej
42,6.4
46.748
82.KS1
47.742
that In spite of the drop In the price of
killer there has not been much change on
feeders. Prices, however, are a little lower,
particularly on the commoner kinds.
yuotainnj ior cornred stock: Choice
Western lambs, 86.6tu6.76; fair to good
lambs. IS.Coiif. 60: sood to choice Vesrllnirs
846OU60U; fair 10 good yearlings. 84.2Mr4.oO;
good to choice wethers. WOi'iN Jf.; fair to
gooa wemers, nt.aj40U; good to choice
. 8iMAO: fair to en1 ewes. Li ':!
1 All - rhnlM l.nJ., i-Mt.a t . H..f. ,u, - ...
good, 83.6nf4.3&; feeder yesrilnss, 83.76li4.0i;
feeder wethers, 83 oO-.oo; fee ler ewes, U Eif
cuiia, n.iD'ui.oa ttepreseaiative snies;
No.
Av.
I'r.
3 bucks
. 10
. 1.-.8
. 153
. 80
. 110
. vn
1"0
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. 1"!
. 1
. 114
. 97
. 100
. 69
. 70
2 00
8 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 6u
3 65
8 66
3 66
3 75
3 75
4 00
4 00
6 25
2&
25 stags
16 stags
1 clipped ewe
1 dinned ewst
S!3 western ewes
141 western ewes
4"3 western ewea
l' western ewes
W3 western ewes
Ss9 western ewes
10 western yearlings
3 western wethers
100 western lambs ....
I weatern lambs ....
CHICAGO LIVE) BTOCK MARKET.
Cattle Receipts Show Falllaat Off aad
Steady Prices Are the Rale.
CHICAGO. Jan. 23 CATTt.E Recclnts.
8(w head; market nominal; good to prime
steers. 830(i4.; stockers end feeders. I'.oo
414.00; cows, 31.50-ii4.Oo; heifers, 31-75454.00;
bulls, 32.OPV4.00; calves. 33.001 4.10.
HOGS Receipts, 17,000 head; estimated
Monday. S6.0U0 head: market stead to
strong; mixed and butchers, 34.9O7i6.10: good
to choice heavy, 35.oritiR.3o; rough heavy,
84 8M.i5.05; light, 34.604j6.O0; bulk of sales,
H8T4l'6.06. .
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Reeclpta, 2,000
head; rrmrket steadv: lambs. 27: aood to
choice wethers, 33.104.&0: fair to choice
native lajnbs, I4.50yii.iw; western lambs, $4 15
Kansas City Live Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jnn. 23 CATTI.E Re
ceipts, 2,600 head; no southerns; market
steady; export and dressed beef steers,
84.:XX&6.00: lair to sroort. M 7MT4 2R: western
fed steers. 3350'u4.6: Blockers end feeders.
33.00ie4.10; southern steers. 33.00ft 4.00; south
ern cows, vi.waz. 10: natire cows, fioo'cunn
native helfirs. 32.503.75; bulls, 32.264i3.Rrt;
calves. 82.75lEi6.00. Recelnta Inr hi m-ek
42,500 head.
HOOS-Recelpta. 3,000 head; market Pc
higher; top, 3510; bulk of sales. 34.85nj6.nfi;
heavy, I5.001i6.10: pnekers, $4.86(!J6.0fi; pigs
and lights. I4.4cG4.95. Recelnta for the
week, 6. 700 head.
BHEKP AND T.iMIlS lln reoolhta- mnr.
ket nominally steady; native lambs, J4.6oi
d.w; western lamps, 34.001 6.70; fed ewes,
I3.60ffl4.00: weatern fed venrllnirs. 14.flOiHK.2r1:
Blockers and feeders, 32.7u4.0O. Receipts
lor the week, 19,200 head.
St. I.ooU Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 23. CATTI.R Recelnta.
400 head, Including 60 head Texans; market
quiet and about steady; native shipping
and export steers, ti &iid.bo, the top paid
for strictly fancy when obtainable; dressed
beef and butcher steers, 34.00445.35; steers
under 1,000 lbs.. 33.6O'u6.00: stockers and
feeders, 32.304.00; cows and heifers, 32.258
4.60, the top for corn fed heifers; canners,
32.25i32.50; bulla. 32.404.00; calves. 33.60ltf7.0o;
Texas and Indian steers, 32.304.10, with
fed worth up to 84.30: cowa and helfara
$2.003.00.
nuus Receipts, 3,000 nena; market strong
and higher; pigs and lights, 34.604.80; pack
ers. . 84.76(5.00: butchers and best heavv.
34.85iH6.15.
bhkki' anu lambs No receipts: mar
ket nominal; native muttons, 33.60(fi4.60;
lambs, 34.266.76; culls and bucks, 12.0Wi
4.26; stockers, 32.0CKg2.76.
Kew Tork Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 23. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 61 head: market Bteady all around;
natlvs sales. 34 62Hti5.15; a few heifers at
83.76; bulls, 33.7rxfi4.3G; dressed beef, steady;
city dreamed native sides, 7(90. Cables
Quote American -steers, general snles, WiO
12c, dressed weight; refrigerator beef, 8V
ec. iteportjci exports ior toaay, 1.4UJ neaa
beeves. 6.60O nuarters of beef,
I CALVES Receipts, 48 head; no trading
I 01 much consequence; city dressed veals,
I "I'.J.
HOOS Recelnta 3.784 head.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Raceipta 8.831
head; sheep rated quiet and steady; lambs,
slow, about 10c lower; sheep, 33.75fr4.87tt;
viia uuvn n 1. e.fu, in-l 1 1 i.ci . .1 ij U. . ui Basou
mutton, 78Vc; dressed lambs, 9 10c.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 110 head; market steady; nstlves,
33.2666.00; cows and heifers, $1.51x44.35; stock
ers and feeders, 32,35a4.i5.
HUUB- Receipts, 4.183 head: market
steady; lights, 34.7Otij5.0O; medium and
heavy, 34.96S.10.
BHEKP ANO LAMBS Receipts. 100 head:
market steady,
Ions. City Live Stork Market.
atntrv cttt y t.- so a-At-t nui
oiwiw i i ia-, ni. m. iunn.ia. 1010-
grara.) CATTLE Receipts. 100 head; mar
ket unchanged; beeves. 33.60(4.85; cows,
bulls and mixed, I2.2f.ffl3. 60; stockers and
feeders. 32.753.75: calves and yearlings,
32.60ft3.60.
HOQS Receipts, 4.500 head; market
steady, selling at 34.664.90; bulk, 34.7&34.S5.
Stoek la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live slock
at the six principal western ,clt,les yester-
I d&V:
' Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
i rrouin umuia
195
6.870
13.8X6
i i nicago .....
I Kansas City
800
17,000
8.000
8.0110
4.132
4,600
2,000
...2.6I0
... 400
... 110
... 100
I bi. wran
ft. Joseph
100
Bloux City
Totals 3,606 87,603 15.986
THIRD FIRE IN TWO WEEKS
I Chicago . Aalttorltlee Will How la
" v
vestlgate Conditions at the
Graad Palace Hotel.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23. For the third time
In the last two weeks fire today attaoked
the Grand Palace hotel, North Clark and
Indiana streets. Investigation Is being
mads to learn, if possible, the source of
the three Area One of ths strange fea.
tures noted In each Instance Is that the
flames were discovered before they had
made much headway and that all of the
fires occurred about ths same hoar.
Ths fire today was discovered by Edward
Bartlett, a guest, who notified Clerk Cler-
schuls. Together they went -to each room
and notified the occupants. There were 150
1 persons In the hotel at the time and but
few of them showed signs of. fright Clerk
Clevschuls, after having made a tour of
ths building and finding every person aware
of the threatened peril, took charge of the
I elevator and conUnued taking the guests
- I t tn- flrBt floor untu au were .out of the
building. Tbe property damage by today s
firs was Inconsiderable.
Beavers Maltiply Rapidly.
BIOTJX FALLS, B. D., Jan. 23.-8peclai.)
The small ranchmen and homesteaders
Uvlng along ths tributaries of ths Moreau,
Cheyenne tend Bad rivers. In the western
part of Bouth Dakota, are experiencing a
plague of beavers. Owing to ths rapidity
with which the animals have increased In
numbers ths state law prohibiting ths kill
ing or trapping of beaver Is becoming very
obnoxious. Under ths protection of the law
beavers have multiplied very rapidly In
the region. referred to.
On all the branches of the Upper Moreau
river the beavers have long since cut down
and trimmed the limbs of the young cot
ton woods, the bark of which they use for
food, while the remaining portion is utilized
In the construction of their dams. Having
completed ths destruction of the cotton
woods the beavers have now turned their
attention to tbe young asn ana other vane-
ties of valuable timber found In that
I HI YE CCIIlielTEED WD PAID fiO
TO sUeUUS ISYESTCel. FOB TEltt . . U
nfSkal I aea T-tta uvs!rv4a
f-T w M SV ill I I II. Ill I B knt eee eeaeaa fmrn
1 1. f At eeel 1 easy e elfcer naiai a sneaj m se mmtM
Of its am ttaiii us i. ma a. ui i i
SSl Jse J taai till I al lalinisil te eaeee Breea tea 1
1 eaery roe. We eeeerat a susitar e aee kaetaaai
aTV JBw paeey eeeS se eeaae eaet Beay eee eeieeteeS
aT a eiaerteeee eeeiaula aa aw eaeeaeaaee Beteeai
tr-i'J ee"ae.ele'ea' eareaaa. lea leasef
A T eiaae s.,-..i..
keeel
a
eUtVgIetsISsT.Caelisiaa.riMt'
4V..U..,..' 1 1 I ""In1"!1111 'a
tlnn. and to this the small ranchmen raise
their voices In protest.
TAFT REACHES SAN FRANCISCO
Kew Heerelary of War I sasaed Lately
Takes Trala for Waantae-tea le
Asaaiae OITlce.
BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 23. Former Oo
rnof Taft of the Fhlllpplnea arrived hers
this morning on the steamer Korea. Wtth
Mm were Mrs. Taft, their two children,
Fred Carpenter, his secretary. nd Judgs
Wolfley, attorney general of the Philippines,
who Is traveling with the governor's party
on his way home on leave of absence.
The governor was met by a number tf
representative army and navy men and clvJ
officials on the tug Golden Oate, to which
the party was transferred sfter the Korea
had reached the quarantine station. Ths
tug carried Its passengers to the Oakland
mole, where Governor Taft boarded the
eastern overland train for Washington. On
arriving at the capltol he will at once as
sume his duties as secretary of war. ,
TWENTY-SECOND LOSES MEN
Report from Mindanao Pays l.lratea
ant Flak Has Reea Killed aa
Others Woanded.
MANILA. Jsn. 23. A report has bee,. -
celved from Mindanao to the effect that
Lieutenant Campbell W. Flake has been
killed and that Lieutenant William E. Rob
erts and Private Foy had been badly
wounded when out on a scouting expedi
tion against unfriendly Moros. Ths men
belonged to the Twenty-second Infantry.
RKAL E9TATH TRAXSFKRS.
Deeds filed for record January 23, ss fur
nlhed by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
F4rnam slpeet, for The Bee:
B. Jetter and wife to Carl Ohr, lot 10, ,
block 4, Drew s Hill add 3 1"S
Henry Westtldd and wife to Henry
Asp, et al. S tie "4 section at-16-11:. 1
Rolle C. Williams to Nathan P.
1'odge, jr., part of lot 3, block 75,
South Omnha 1
Emma C. Johnson and husband to v
Jennie Smith, lots 9 and 10, block
2, Spring Lake park- 060
Philadelphia Mortgnge and Trust
company to Joseph II. Kink, part '
lots 13 and 14, Oak Knoll add 3,600
Joseph Erlxon and wife to Peter
Timm, ntt lot 1, Hnscall's subdlv...
Johh N. Cotton to Harry J. Grave,
1.306
3,500
undiv. block 62. Hcnson
Edward C. Huntoon and wife to Syl
vester A. Huntoon, lot 4, block 4,
Klrkwood 4 1
William Honalley and wife to Doug
Ins county, Nebraska, parcel of land,
lying along Union Pacific railway be
tween S. 1st and county road CO
Louise C. Macleod to Charles Palmer,
part of lots I and 10, block 8, Han
ecom Place 1
Charles Palmer to Martha I. McDon
ald, part of lot 9, block 9, Han scorn
Place 1
United Real Estate and Trust com
pany, to Samuel L. Oraham, lot 1,
block 1, Maxwell's 2d 190
D. V. Sholes & Co.. to Emlly.C. E.
Stoddard, psrt of lots 7 and 8, block
6. Hillside add. No. 1 1,669
City of Florence to Charles J.
Ketrle, undlv. tt lot 4, block 42, and
other land, block 111, Florence 68
Chnrles W. Hallls and wife to W.
Charles J. Kelrle, lot 16, block 111,
Florence ' 15
Charles J. Kelrle and wife to Annie
K. Breeden, lots 16 snd 17, block 111,
Florence 85
Joseph Parker, et al, to Barker Co.,
lot 1, block 207& city 1
BUY
WESTERN STOCKS
?hn. CHEAPEST MARKET
Western Stocks are my specialties. That's
all I tandle in my Brokerage Dept To
leceive my market letter regularly your
name should be on my "CLIENTS' MAIL
ING LIST." Quotations en ths following
are contained In each- market report:
Alamo.
Ethel Cons,,
Olympic,
Werdenhoff,
Highland, ,
Fortune,
Referendum,
Treka Copper,
North Paclllo.
Crown (Th. Mt.).
E, Dewey (Th. Mt.),
Turnagaln Arm,
Slate Creek Mam
moth, Fisher Maiden, -
Red Roy,
Sunset,
Bryne,
Oregon Securities
Alaakaf Central Ry.,
N. Y. -Grass Valley.
Palmer Mt. Tunnel,
Burs Thing O. & C,
Blue Bird,
South Pole,
New Jersey,
Dewey,
Sliver Creek,
uoiconoa.
And all Black Hills Btocks.
I will also arrange to have TUB) 1W
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FOR a MONTHS.
It's a Western Mining Publication full ,
of Interesting news. Sit right down and
write to me. I'll do the rest- .
Highest bank references go 'with first
letter.
ADRIAN G. HANAVBI1,
Imveslnteat Broker, Spekaae, Wash.
The Merchants - -National
Bank
of Omaha. Nub. '
U. 8. NsBtMny
Capital aad Surplus, $600,000
ftUltl MUtPBT. Fret. . SCI t, V000. V. rr, .
UTBU HUM, CBtMar.
FRANK T. lANILTWij Atst Casts.
Becelre aaoeiuts at Beaks, eenkera, earpac
atleoB. sraa aat Ualvtdaals se Urns Ml
taenia
raralsn Kxebaes beafht BBS said.
Letters of Creriit iaaued, a reliable la'aM
aria el the werlt.
latereat aell os TIbm CertlSostea at Depoatt.
t'olleetlona ajada Bromptlr aat eeeaeatloalijr.
W rafBaat anrr as nu tasta
COE
C3UMISSIQH
COUPAHY
STOCKS AND DONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
We have ever 1M aeTleea,
lUrerenoes: 178 Stale and Nat 1 Banks.
- ova sERTica it Tun best.
Ont ef Twwa Business Solicited.
Osssaa Brsscki asMParassi t- Tl.844Tf
THOS. M. WADDICK. Correspondent
OVER TRAILS OF GOLD,
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