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TI.E OMATIA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY. JANTAHY 20. 1901.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cold Wss:fcsr and Rin is Wtit snd 8itt
' wm; ttreng.hin VhiaU
AY CORN UP OATS CLOSE UNCHANGED
Pravlalaas ghave Dewaward Teatteaey
bat Crop Srm Gfifrillr Was
f aa Eifar(li Katara '
-' PTiees Arm.
CHICAfJO, Jan. 28 Sever cold weather
throughout the wnt and southwest, wlih
ruin In Argentine strengthened wheat
prices today. A gain In the price of cash
whest In the noithoM also contributed
Jo the advance. The close wee firm. May
feeing up wfcSc May cora clo-4 So
li le her. but oata were precisely where they
left off yesterday. Provisions were un
changes to 60 lower.
Early newa )n the wheat pit Til of
a bearish nature. Cable were lower, the
price of coneole steady and cYop news gen
erally waa of an encouraging character.
1 he pit crowd' waa inclined to favor the
bear side of the market and sold quite
'wy a i tut start- May oieiie Hv'tc
lower to a shade higher at WtfeHSic, but
oon sold off to toe. -The leading bull
operator then came to the. support of the
market and on buying by this Interest.
May quickly advanced to &9c. There was
renewed selling by locals on the upturn
and. with a letup In the demand, the price
f:radully declined to 89c; The sentiment
mproved later In the day On the trnegth
f the cash article at Minneapolis and on
confirmation of rain In Argentine.
A prominent commission house had a
private dispatch from Ixmdon. which atated
that the -war cloud was again assuming
alarming proportions. A decline In the
price of Hew York stock caused some
trader to give credence to this report and
Buying orders wcre more In evidence dur
ing the last part of the session. From Wc,
May slowly moved upward until If had
reached enp. Realizing sale late In the
day caused a decline of He but the cloae
was firm at S"o, a- gain of 441 c over
yesterdays figures. The speculative de.
mand for the July option showed some liv
crease. After ranging between MHVVc,
that month closed Vijc higher at Kl'Sc.
Pears of damage to the growing crop by
me extreme coin weather was a ractor in
Influencing prices of that deliver?'. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were eo,ual to
M.93S bu. Primary receipts were 4.8"0 bu.
against rVC.Sno bo. a year ago. Minne
apolis, Puluth and Chicago reported re
crtpts of 34 cars, against 364) cars last
x-k and CI cars a year ago.
The corn market wa Influenced mainly
bv tha action of wheat. Thers was early
selling by local bears, due to the easier
tone In wheat, but when prices In the
wheat pit advanced, a moderate commis
sion house demand resulted in a firmer
feeling. The shtpplnr demand was fairly
good, nut the cash business was slow, with
rlces He lower. The close In the specu-
Jve trade was firm, with May at
1 opening waa a shade lower to a shade
Wither at 49'ViM9e and prices ranged at
OHo-and 47e. Local receipts were 184
cars, with 1 of contract grade.
Oats -followed other erralna within a nar
row range and closed about unchanged
from yesterday. ' Commission nouses were
buyers In a small way and the selling was
scattered. Mav opened unchanged to e
lower at 424l2'e, sold between aW4,a
and 4J,c. closing at 2Hc Local receipts
were 87 ears. - . ,
Liquidation of- lard by- the lending bull
Interests was tn force in the provision pit
early In the day and the whole list wean
enetf tn conseooence. Later, however, the
market recovered most of the loss on
scattered commission house demand
brougtit out tn a considerable extent by
the firmness in grain prloe. The close
was steady, with May pork unchanged at
$18. $2 V. May IhM was down 6c at 14.23,
Ribs were on IHc at MWot.r.'H.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
&i cars; 'corn, i'Jb cars; oats, 75 cars; hogs,
head.
Tha leading future ranged as follows:
Articles ! Opert 1 lilgji.l Low.) Ciose.l T"sf y.
win-.
. May
Ji;ty
Sept,
' "Corn
Jan.
I
89'
Pit
8L'V
til
1
4fiJ '
4!'.494i&'i
. .. 47
64
May
July
4ha
Jan.
tn. j 4 I!!. -i
ay. 424c4:Hi titf !41&
M
- July
7
7Wl
8TW
r4
BepL
Pork
' Jan.
Mav
t'Tal
It 30
is JO
u tc
'7 5TH
7 474
7 47H
4TH
7i
8-" i
U 87!
11 liH'
Lard- )
Jan. r
.1
7
7 is
May
July
May
July
1 rv,
7 40
1 48
7 46
77
7 40
7 4s
.A
4?H
47H
43H
45
70
SO
i0
ISO
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No. 1
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market was quiet and steady;
winter patents, M.Stj4 4t); straights. $4 00
4 20; spring patents, SMOiHtt; straights,
3H.M: bakers. .'.40iS 30. .
WHEAT No. . 83c; No. 2 red. W8!Uc,
CORN No. 2. 47Vc; No. I yellow, 4ttc.
OATS-No. X ftS; No. 1 white, 8949
BARLEY Good feeding,
S8$39c; fair to
choice malting. 4ivneic.
SEEDS No. 1 ftas, tl.W; No. 1 north
weatern, $1.17: prime timothy. $&; clover,
contracf grade, tll.M.
pRiivlalnNH-MFM nork. per bbl . $13.28
Cll.r7H; lard, per V lha , fl IZhWi.'lb; short
ribs sides Oooec). $6 S.'Va-37H; short clear
si tes tboxadl. S7'Atll .. ,
Following are ihe receipt ana shipments
DC nour ana grain; t
... Receipts. Shipments.
TTIoiir hhTa..: - ... 19.700 26.200
Jef?t. Lu. 27.000 S1.7O0
-r. h ' ... s. :.i.io 1700
I Oats, bu , ' i-m
K.. . B.) . $."
' liriev. bii....:. 7... ..766.1110 U.KK)
On tke frntlure eschanas today the but
ter market waa steady! creamery, lVh-iic
dairy. lStflfC Egg, easy; at mark. cas
"Eluded, a30o. Cheese, sieauy, iuiutc
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
t)aatatlaaa
f.tke Uay
CaaasBadltlea.
a Varloas
NsTW TORK. Jan. H-FLOfR-Rscelpts.
I0.SM) bbla; exports, (.345 bbla ; steady
wifh a limited Inquiry; Minnesota patents,
t4.Hd4.lr; winter patents, $4.Vti4 a; winter
tralghua, $4 ao4.36; Minnesota patents,
$4.76uOu; winter extras, $3.2iKu3.&0;
Minnesota bakera. $J.0i4 Su; low grades,
$3 oner SO. Rjse nour. -Arm; fair to good
$3 Kil.s; chotoe to fancy, W tunuiKJ. Uuck
wheat (lour, quiet, 12aWiJ2 15.
CORNMEAL Firm; yellow western, $1.0$;
eltv. Il6: kiln dried. UKir8.0g.
H Y E Firm : No. $ western. Vic, nomi
nal f a. t... afloutiUt and Jersey t6n:c
BARLEY Dull: feeding, 47c c. i f. Jew
lore; rn hi 1 1 1 1 a . bwww, . . ouna.v.
WHEAT Receipts, 75 bu. p-pot. firm
No. I red. Wo elevator; No. 1 red. We f. o.
b. afloat; No. 1 northern, p-jluth, lsSc f
a t art. tat : No. 1 hard. Manitoba, nominal.
f. o. b. afloat. The wheat trade this morn-
lnar waa unusually slow, but with prlc
sieadli-r on reported rains In Argentine and
.vtrirnce of further bull demonstrations
west. After mlddsy they advanced further
on strong outside markets ana a Dig cast
demand at M innea txills. closing V ne
higher: Mav. lW:'Vc; closed at r24C
lulv Ul l.likilTkr ' flnu-A at I7MiC.
CORN Receipts. 4.a.i "bu. : exports. $.596
ii. Soot, steadv: No. X. 6oe elevator and
f.Tl fob afl,af Nn 'l veliOW. 64c: No.
whits, WUjC. Tbe option market ruled dull
and easv at first onder rourn selling, but
1. nvmrnd with lhtaL and at th
cloae showed Wc net advance; May, 56U
LA.r' rl.ieed at 55Vc: Julv clooed at MV
OATS Receipts. S.l bu. Spot, steady
Va a ihrl standard white. 4614c: NO. 1. 44c
No, $ white, 4"Vc; No. $ white, 4SiC; track.
No. white. 4TSc; No. $ white. 4c; track
FEED Firv: t"ng bran t2c V.fiHVt
tnlrtd'tnga. IJ0 tnio; city, rx 6ii4Sn ra.
HAT-Uuiet; shipping, good to choice,
Vic.
HOP Firm: state common o choice,
1.a tfaX7c: lSOf TSrrc: olds in15c: Pact
fir coast. 26&S4C; 1.'2. 13 17c; olds. It
w!5c
RICE-teady.
l EATHV'K-Steedyj acid. 2S43HC
T A l.tflW-Steady.
HinES Ftrm: C.atveston 10 to $5 rbe, lsc
California 21 to lbs,, lie; Texss -dry. M
tn xa lbs . 14c
PROVISIONS Reef steadv: family $10 0
(ill 00; mesa, urn; ueer.nams, ijiO''t
SSOf'; packet. vv w. city extri India
arxaax. IlSoutilT art C-jt meata firm: lck
e!.t bellies $7 2517 75: pickled sh nil lets
au.Wcre tt; iicsriu nam. v't4iviaj.
weak: western sfamed. $7 Jsnuary. $7 70
refinod. weak: continent r V fruth Amr
lea, : eewioeuml. MstwtsTl Pork, firm
farallv. IH: short clear. Ill.7591s.uu; aoeas,
J -tTTFR Quiet; crsamtTT.. I'Sc; stats
flalrv ltnlV.
CHEE?K-Sai1v: slata full cream, fancy,
' laigs sod small, cioret nd white, Septem
tar i.c; late made. itHs'.
fc-OULTKT Allva, siea4i westsra chick-
en. llVfco; fowls. 14c; turkeys. 14c. Fred,
Arm; .estern chickens. U'aitc. fowia,
14c; turkeys, lTfeliV;.
OMAHA WIIOI.KS4I.K MARKET.
Coadllloa of Trade til Qaetatloaa a
Btagle Faaey Freeaee.
Lflfil-lircf.lnls miAral. - fresh stock.
27iJ8c.
LIVE roi'LTRT-Hens. spring
chl kens. SVj'uitc; rr0't' rs. according to age,
4ti3c; turkeys, Kitalac; duika, V'Bt'l'i geeee,
LKES.KT POt'LTRT Turkevw. IJkJIV;
ducks, liallc; geese, .10c; chickens,
HITTER Packing stock, lie; choice to
fancy dnlry mils, liwltc; separator, 22c.
FRESH F1AH Trout. !il: pickerel. 6H
c; pike. Sc; perch. fit.wc; biupfish. Jba;
hltehsh. WiSVt,': snlmon. lie: haddock. T;
codtlsh. ijc: resnai pFr. 11c; lobsters, boiied.
pvr ib.. Jur; luisters, .grein, p-r lb., 2c;
iiullhonds, lie; cattish. Uil4c; black bass,
2"C; halibut. 13c; crappfes. Uc; herring. 4c;
white bass, Uc; bluenns. c; smells, lullc.
OY8TERS New York couhts, per can.
4Jc; per sal.. tl: extra select, per can,
i-x-; per til., Jl.."', standard, per can, I'-c;
per gal , 1 50.
HAY Prices unoted by Omaha Whole
sale Lealera association: Choice No. 1 up
land, $6; No. 2. medium, so.bo;
coarse. $r..'i0; rye straw. 5.nn. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. !
mand fuir and receipts light.
CORN JSc. r
OAT S-JTc.
KYE-No. 2, 50c.
VEGETABLES.
lOTATOEB (oiora io. S6c: Dakota, fter
bu., WTSc; native, 70c.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois. Per bbl..
t3 &0.
NAVY PEANB Per bu.. 11.35.
CELERY Small, per dos.. 2S'ff38e: laraa
Culitornla, ic, 76c and Hoc.
ONIONS Pranlsh. ier crate. 11. L0: Colo
rado yellow and red, per lb.. 2c.
AJiUAt J K Wisconsin Holland, Hc.
TIRNIPS Canada rutabaas. uir lb..
lVc: white, per bu.. SCc.
CARROTS Per bu., 75c. '
PARPNIPS-Per bu.. 60c.
HCKTR P.r hi, A ,
C A L LI FLO W E rt-Cal 1 f orril
ils, per crste.
12.75.
t I CI MPKH9 Per dot., 1251 60.
RAOIPHES Per dos. bunches, Joe,
LETTUCE HEAD Per do. bunches, 0e
Cluo: per bbl., $7.00; lesf lettuce, per dos.
bunchos. 4?ic.
TURNIPS Southern, per dot., 75c "
UEETS-Southem, per dot., 7Bo.
CARROTS Southern, per dos.. TSe,
PARSLEY Southern, per dos., II.
FRUITS.
APPI.ES California Beliflowers. per box.
$1 65; New Tork export Greenings, Russets
snd Raldwtns, $3.75. .
RAPES Pony Catawbas. 20c; Imported
Malagas, per keg. $5.(K.00.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl.. $7 00;
per box. $2.50; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
$t.UOfe.50; Hell snd Cherrv, U
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida Brlghts and Russets,
sll sizes, $2.2; navels, all elses, choice,
$2 25fi2.3.r.; 'ancy, sll ilM. $2.75.
LEMONSk-Callfornla fancy. 0 to 3B0
Slios. 14: choice. 240 to tin sites. U 50.
FIOS California, per 10-lb. cartons. SRc;
inporiea nmyrna, -cro n, lie; o-crown,
16c; 7-crowr,. liv.
BANANAS Per medium slsed bunch,
$2.fti?2.60: Jumbo, $2.70.(13.25,
COCOANUTS Per sack, $4; P doa, 0c.
per lb., In 60-lb. boxes, S1; Oriental stuffed
oaies, per rox. r- m.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss. 16c; Wisconsin brick. 13c: Wisconsin
UmburcT. 12c. -
HONEY' Nebraska, per 24 frames.' $3;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames. 13.25.
MAPLE SITOAR Ohio, per lb.. 10c. "
CIDER Per bbl.. $5.75: per H bbl.. $3 25.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2Vc: shelled, 'i3Hc
HORSBRADIBH Per casa , of z aos.
Backed. SOc.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
15e: hard she'.l, rr lb., 14c: No. 2 soft
shell, ner lb.. ISc: No. ! hard ShelL per lb.
12c: Rraalls. rwr lb.. 11c: fllberts. per lb..
11c: slmonds, soft shell, per lb.. 15c; herd
shell, per lb.. IV; pecans, large, per lb.,
small nr lb. 10c: neenuts. irnr lb..
c; roaster reanuts. per lb., THc: Chill
walnuts 1213c: Isrge hickory nuts, per
tu.. $1.50; shell barks., per bu.. $2; black
walnuts rwr till.. 11.25.
HIDES No. 1 green, fie: No. I green,' 5c:
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 7 salted. V; No. 1
veal calf to 12 lbs.. c: No. 2 veal
clf 15 tn 15 lbs.. Uc: dry salted hides,
m?c: sheep pelts. ?5375c;. hor" hides.
$1.5082.60. . .
Bt. Loals Grala aad Fravislaaa:
ht t-it-IS Jan.- . WHKAT Hlaher:
No. t red. cash, elevstor, tOc; trsck. Ht.'i
Wc; May. tba July. 7Hc; No. 1 hard, si
$3c. '.....
CORN Higher; No. I cash pci iraca
llLLc- Uiv KUri Julv. 46UC.
. uayb Vuler; po. I caan, w;; urmcfi, wa,
FLOUR Steady: rxi winier pairniK.
fr4.; extra f.incy and straight. H.lo'a
lear. 3 t iri.s, .
TIMOTHY HEKU oteaoy ai n.n"o
I'fiRVUrit K t a A v at X2.40.
ERAN--Firm; sacked, east track. frt7c.
HAY Timothy, stronger at i.6ooi4.w
prairie, quiet at $S.0nfr9i.
I Ml JJN VV-I III 'F I ICO
tllTUP TUIK'V Erf
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: jobbing,
six Hi lirit. unchanged: prime steam
fi Bacon, steedv; extra boxed shorts,
clear ribs. 17.50: short clear. 17
POUiyi Kl-r irm; cnicaena. n-v. i"
10Sc; turkeys. 15c; ducks. He: g". "c-
MUTTER Blow; creamery, jow --. -
12917c
Lvu:H.mrm it n-c. case, count
RecelnU. Shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu -
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
7.0iO . .tfi0
4,0fi0 " 460'X
7 ft0 67 Or
41,000 4LO0O
Kanaas City Grata aa PraTlsloae.
KANSAS CITT. Jan. IS. WHEAT May
Jntv 7!Uc: cash. No. I hard. 76Q,te
NO. 1. 1 2m I DC ; INO. . sear ne; rrrn iT-u, .
6J0; No. 2 red. MVvaWHc; No. X. gllrKC.
CORN May, 42ic; juiy,
4?942Sc; cash.
No. 1 mixed. 40Hc; No. I w
wfilte, 4lc; P-o.
OATS-No, whits. S8ff39c: No. S mixed.
rase. ;.. . ...a. -w..-
HAY Choice timothy,- sn.waas.aw; ciiuivo
prah-le, $7.26.
HTK ISO. I. Dtipoic
BUTTER Creamery. lle; dairy. fncy.
ISc - .
EOOS Weak; Missouri tno nn.
returned. - f.'tc; new No. z, wnuewoou
cases included, zic
Receipts. Bhlpmnta.
, r. crfl ltd Ail
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats. bu....
". 4i'v 44.41
.. 9.000 19.0US
MlaaeasMsllstirala MarkVt.
WIKNEAPOLIS. Jan. a. WHEAT May.
"JSe; July. Wlc: September. Tic. On track:
No. 1 hara, i i o. 4 nonneru, v-.-,
northern, KS'Va'THC-
FLOCR-Mrst patents.. $4654.75; sivond
patsnts. 14 551i4 65; first clears, tZ.Ulw;
fiecora Clears. ;sFr".oo.
BRAN in BUIK. 114 ffiris.nrj.
Philadelphia Prsdaee Market.
PHIIADELPHIA. Jan. $8. BUTTER
Steady; extra western. 2Sc; extra nearby
prints 27c. .
FXHJS Steady;, fresh -nearby. $60. st tha
mark: fresh western, tec: freak southwest-
n. S5c: fresh southern, 34c.
CHEESE Dull: choice to fancy, US0
llVsc; fair to good, lwyloc
Mllvrsske Cirala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. W WHEAT
Bteadv: No. t northern. MtFSic; Mo. 2
northern, l647iriie; May, S"ac bid.
RYE 1c higher; r.o. 1. o-tc.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 61c; sample, $89
E-V.
CORN steady; no. . trs-wc; atay. srite
bid.
Mrerpaol Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL! Jn. 8. WHEAT Spot,
eomlna'.; futures, quiet ; March. Ss Svd;
Mav. ss 2d; July, nominal.
CORN Boot, American mixea. new. quiet.
4s Id; American mixed, old. firm, 4s V1 ;
futures, quiet; January, nominai; jaarcn.
4a lHd.
Pewrla Srals Market.
PEORIA, Jsn. a CORN-Firm; new.
No, 3. 4trtc; asw. No. 4. 3K; old. No. X 44
Waal Market.
LONDON. Jan. 28. WOOL Tha offerings
at tha wool auction sales today consisted
of a suoerior alction. numbering 16.141
bales. Victoria waa la demand and home
and continental buyers were spirited bid
ders America secuisd soma superior
washed. Yearlings and lambs wool were
slow, and most of the offerings were bought
In. Home buyers imtd Is SWd for verv su
perior lambs. Fine and medium croas-breds
were firm, but coarse were 6 per cent below
ine nest price 01 ine series, following are
tha sales la detail:
New South Wales 4)00 bales: scoured.
Is mdflls lud; greasy, 7SiWVl.
Oi eenaland ) halve; ' scoured. ls Mfl
lsIOd: greasy, tidtilsj.
K-ioria t.irv Taiea; scourea, sns
greasv. swivls 3Sd.
aiouth Australia !. bales; greasy. tf
Ud.
West Australia 2 sea bales; scoured.
is &V1: greasy. 6tailVd.
Tasmania l'tf balt-s; greasy. .11jll'd
x' w Zealand 6.300 tiales; gr-ry.
IS ul.
K ot Uood Hope and Natal 1 HuO bales
scotirvd. Is 4-liala W, greasy. IVloSd.
ST. liOriS. Jan. aa. WOOL Nominal:
medium grades combing and clothing. Vii
21c; light hna. li 1 . c ; beavy Up. Lid
n "c; tub wastieo. a-jo.
NEW MR STOCKS AND BONDS
Fptmlat'T Boirit Ettirci ftnd Pricet Eg
Bats Witt rnt Eetii'gnca.
Bulls make an trroRT to lift stocks
Pessimistic Oatleok In tha Iroa aad
teel Market Urges taatlaa sal
t afavarable Rallraad Earn
tags Dall Prices.
NEW TORK. Jan. H.-The speculative
party which has tierslstpntlv auptxirtcil
stocks throurhout the latir ium of tha
ret ent sdvsrces desisted today and allowed
prices to slip tiack without any apparent
measures to resl it. Iiurin tha tnnrnlnr
there wm a big order exeouied In Atehloi,
which lifted that stock a large fraction over
urn night and which was attributed to the
organised lull party fur the purpose of
supporting the maiket. It waa accom
panied, however, by the rumor that
Atchison waa soon to be listed on the Hcr-
lln bourse and the fact that Atchison has
block of L0.(wpO bonds for sale waa
supposed to furnish a motive for stimula
ting the market for the stock. The move
ment "was Ineffective In changing tha de
clining tendency elsewhere.
7 he bears found it so easv to secure
stocks that they desisted from their buy
ing and prices sagged again to the end
of the day. The closing was weak and dulL
The highly professional character of the
market makes it necessary that It be
treated from- tba standpoint of tha pro
fessional. The most Influential point bearing on
prices was the outspoken tone of pe.fl nlsm
In which a loading trade review wrote
of tho outlook for Iron and steel. "The
tonnage la not there." says The iron Age
and the Industry must simply adjust lts-lf
to prevailing conditions. Efforts were still
being mane to bring the southern Iron
manufacturers to-, agreement for produc
tion and selling.
A batch of very unfavorable railroad
earnings for December furnished another
reactionary factor. The coalers, of which
several reported today, show the Inevitable
effect not only of a comparison with last
year's abnormally favorable conditions In
the trade, but of the continued growth In
operating expenses which Is of Increasing
effect in all railroad statementa. Y'et
Erie. Ontario A Western and Readlne.
which were the conspicuous Instances of
unfavorable December reports, were less
affected then the average of the list In
the day's selling. Possibility of future re
striction of money supplies Is coming up
for discussion again owing to the decline
In the inflow of currency today. February
1st requirements to be considered Include
the payment of a S3.oro.tiOO Central Pacific
note to the government, deposit of 3.a.ono
to retire the montn s nuota or bank notes
for which application has been made and
the increase In trust company reserves to
comply with the clearing house requirement
for 7H pe' cent reserves instead n 5. The
reflection Implied by the action of the stock
exchange authorities Is striking from the
list an Industrial corporation, on the
around of misrcDrese.ntatlnn of financial
condition. was a somewhat deprelng
factor. The severe weather In the winter
wheat belt was a possible factor as well
As a result prices were one to two points
loWfr when trading left oft than they were
lsst nlrht. . - I
ttonds were heavy under' tha leAdenh'e of
rnlted State stee eoeond 6s. 'Chicago Ter.
tnlnals 4s slttf.ned rolnts. Total sales
Pr value. RJIW nun. I'nlted States Js de
clined 2 on call. '
Tha following are the quotations on ine
New York block exchange:
Males. Mlgn.LiOW.VIo!
Atchison
.60.OM
7-,
6J
do ptd
. 1.110
,41.t"0
. 100
. i.SOO
Baltimore ft Ohio.
do pfd
VI
119Uj
38i
M
Vi
1
Canadian Pacific .
Central of 'N. J
11H
160
Cheaa. &. Ohio 5.20
Chicago A Alton .... 1.304
44
87
M
16
. ii
1
ST
Wo prd X.100
Chicago O. W 1.800
do B pfd 100
K:ii
17
2S
16'
Chicago Ac N. W..v.
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
700
600
100
11
7
24 '4
7
1ST4
68
27H
1S
278 '
23
79
-IS
6
C. C. C. A St. 1
T7H
Colorado Southern.... 1,10
do 1st pfd , tm
do Id f(d '409
Delaware Hudson.. T0
Dela., Lack. A W.... )
Denver A R. O '5r
do pfd l'W
Erie ...r.. .siJ
iflo-lef pfd..... ,-.$"0
do 2d pfd ; 2.S.0
27
fx 1
272,' 272H
22 - 2lH
72H 72
27-t 2714
22
72
2S
48Vs
Ti
4S
47
Great Northern. t)fd..
170
764i
M-s
1J3V
20
89
14-
36H
V
141 'a
2t
SO
94
17H
40
rH
119-4
61 v,
88
2-IV
64
68
do
2,
s
67H
14a
1H
144,
175
IVlU
Hocking Valley
do TTd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ..
40 1J4V 133H
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd 100
Ixiulsvllle & Nash.... 1400
Manhattan L 10
Metropolitan 6t Ry.. 1,500
Minn. A Rt. luis
Missouri Pacific 16,00
Missouri,' K. T 500
do pfd 500
N. R. R. of M . pfd
New York Central.... 300
Norfolk A Western... 6.400
do pfd
Ontario A Western... li.SOO
Pennsylvania 6,100
37i
1'17
141
121 4
"
17
40
lio"
61H
H
121
1077,
122
as,
95
1
4o
ljiii
62
;
1224
P.. C. C. A Bt. L. .
Reading ,
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Rock IsJand Co...,
.11.500. 47H 46
.1400
?4S
64-4
S2
Ktw
4
do pfd
4,309
es
474
1SH
ss
146S4.
S14
232
St. L. A 8. F
do 2d pfd...
1st pfd.
'ini
0
Bt. Louis 8. W.
do pfd.....
Bt. Paul
.19.500
do pfd.
outhern
Southern
Ho tvfd
Pacific ..
Railway .
.! 2nn
. 6.100
,. 1.800,
.. $,100
.$4
$ - ir.u.
Texas A Pacific
T.. St. U A W..
do pfd
Union Pacific ...
do pfd..,
... - 10
...2S.00I)
... 200
... I.1O0.
f0
1
vtapasn
,T4V
.. 4"4v.
la1?--
2,4
Aa pfd..
.,.$.40.
heellna A L. K..
nei
... 5O0
... 100
... 1.400
15
21
47
221
110
48H
20
70
- 10
Wlsonnain Central
do pfd ,.,
Adams Express ...
1 American
I J Kxt
Express ..
Dress 1
Wells-Fargo Exp..
Atnal. Copper 46 SOO
Am. Car A Foundry.. l.w)
do Pfd Sj0
Am. Linseed Oil ...... ....
do pfd
4SV,
20
7C
27
21 4
$-s
K3
127i
71
$
41 S
15k
14
172
13
Sou.
ti-m
72
ST,
15V
28-i
101H
31
71V.
5v
21
78
l'S
75k
Am
Locomotive 15,600
22H
do
Am.
do
pfd..
So
6m
Smelt. A JHefln.,
S.is)
1J0
22.600
.i'.i'c
, 2.5.D
1.5O0
4,200
IO
J0
pfd
9tW H3V
I Am.
Sugar Refln
127'itJ
4X
. 3w
15
193S
172
1314
Anaconda Min. Co...
brooklyn R. T
49
34
161
1954.
seSk
Colo, Fuel A Iron..,
Col. A Hock. Coal...
Consolidated Gas ...
General Electric
International Paper.,
do pld
International Pump
do Mil
National Biscuit V
National Lead 100
North American ' ' PO '
Pacific Mail 7
7i
S7
"-"
S5
44
s
B
!Si
63
lis,
k
15;
87
24
J"lw
11
71
'ri
45
21
79
s-
io1
T9
ns
6",i
11
H
So'i
People's Oaa 1.1"0
pressed Steel Car.... 1,201
do i.fd ' 2UJ
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel 1.900
do ptd KM
Rubber Goods - Too
do Dfd 10
Tenn. Coal A Iron .... $.60
U. S. Leather 1.40
do pfd LO
79
13S
Us.
11
56
ts
U. 8. Rubber 70
do Dfd BIO
V. 8. Steel 14 f"0
do pfd 6ii0
Western Union 60O
Northern Securities
Baataa Stack ataatattaas. . .
BOSTON. Jan. IS.-OaU loans. $434 per
cent: time loans, 4ir5 per cent. Offlclul
cloning prices on stocks and bonds:
AtchUua 4a
Anoues
44
4W
h
. W
. 44
t4
. w
. 4
. M
,
. U
. n
. at
. 3
.14
. 4T4
. 31
i
- 4,
. IS
Mas. ( eaual 4a
atrklaua
t
its
Ht
1
Amaijamatoll
Blashaoi
da utd
Boatoa A A I t-tn V . . .
Boaloa A Maine....
aVuaioa X I waled ...
Cat. a Hecla ,
Cantaaalal
Coppar kango
Poonnloa Coal ...
frai.aila
lata Boraie
N T . U. H A B
lot,
Pltchtmra pfd
..1M
laioa racisa
Itu Or.trsl
Asaar.
4e ptd
Amar. T A T..
Doailaloa I. A S.
Ova era 1 Claetrts .
Maaa. glecwa ....
. S'rW.,ht
. l'S Old Lxxatnlos
.llTlOacla
.124 tParraC
.U7i qalacr .'.
. a Saala lo Casaae...
.1-t 'TaaiaanLk
. It iTrlull.
. tt 'fslui
da fd
vaitad ma
,. STU ria
,. 11 Mcurrta
"'i Winona ......,
.. U 1 ali anas ...;
--r'
v. a atvat
Hd ,
ts'astUig ronrhtun.
Advaataro
Lid. i
- 1 r
Hew Vark Meaey Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 2S. MONEY On caU.
aaay at l'rl per oeat; cl.avfug bid, 1 per
cent; pflert-d at $ per cent; time loans Brra;
sixty daa S4v4 per cenC ninety days aad
alx months. 4a4H per cent.
PRIME COMijEfvCIAL PAPER-41S51,
PVtL1vLINQ EXC-HANGB-Btroug. then
weak, with actual bulness Ir bankrrs M'l
at $4 "S .4 Ki75 for demand and at $4&3.f
4 v31 for present dav bills: posted rats,
4k4t4; commercial bills. $4 R2S1I4 2a.
8ll.VLK-Uar, w-sc: Mexican aonars,
4?w..
H iNDS-Qovemment easier; rail roe as
heavy.
The rloslna Quotations on bonds are as
fellows:
C. I. rrt U. rg....nx Ra-kln( Val. 4H.
.1R
4s rcapon 1' U ft N. anl. M
o is. rr 1x ManhaMa e. (. 4a
do eoapoa IT1 In. Central to....,
4. rag l'J1! o 1st Isc
rmtpae ltl4 wins, ft St. L 4a.,
a. .M 4a rmm laru ' at . K ft T. 4s....
.if"
. rr
4t eourns 1C"4 I 3i
49 It. rf Itit!. R H. of M I. 4 1H
foupon 101 w I N. T. C. jl
APhlsna aeti. a ISO IN J C. a M Ill
4a au. tt nii St. rc-ine to
Atlantic C. L 4 H I As I" TS
fialllmorf ft O. 4S...1VIH W. r. to rri
do iv.1 , k lo. e. u to ft r.
Central of O. it 11114 Pens cotiv. IM 4
to let Pin is (trading gva. to rev.
tTifi. ft Ohio 4...naH .St. L ft I. at. e. K . tit's
ChKaso ft A. ... 7fklst. U A 8 F. ts. to. M
C . B. ft O. a. to.... tJS 'St. U W. la. MS
C. M. ft P. 4a..10 iSaNjr4 A. L 4s.... 4
C. a N. W. 7 lllVt Sn. rsrIBr to
C, R. I. ft P. to.... 7IH So. Railway to lltt
o col. to ll,Tan ft P. Is 11
rcc. ft St. L. t
to. rf
T. St. L. A W. 4l
Untos Parlftc to....
dO COtiT. to
f. S Strel M to.
WtbSBh Is
Oo 4ch. B
W. ft L. K. to...
Wis. Central to...,
thlcano Tr. to....
... ts
...
...
...
... N
...
.hs4j
. ft
Ton. Tobacco 4a....
(lo. ft So. to
D ft R. O. to. ...
.ii
Erie prior Ilea to..
So sen. to
f. W. ft D. C. Is.
.104
.
Offered.
Iadost
LONDON, Jan.
gtaclt Market.
2f. Cl'osing:
Consols, atoncr ......
!. T. Central...
Korfolk A W...
do ptd
Ontario ft W....
Psnniylranla ..
Rand Mines ....
Raadlnr .
do 1st pd....
do M p(d ...
So. Rail war ....
.se p'd
go. Pacific
Union Piclflc ...
do pfd
V. B. stool
do pfd
Wabaih
do pfd
...lttti
do account
... 44w
Anaconda
..
.. Ttv,
.. MS
.. 74
..
.. 17V,
..ltl
.. to
W4
.. KH
.. t
..
.. 44
. 1!1
..lit
.. 1S
... n
... Its.
Atrklson
do pfd
... si
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific ..
... nt
... us
... IVi
... !
C'kaa. ft OSIO......
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. A St. P....
... v.
DoBrern
D ft R. O
... V,
... MSa
do aid
... M
... tl
Erlo
do 1st pfd
do td Dfd
... 11 W
... M
Illinois central ....
. .. IZ
I ou ft Nh
... 41H
St.. K. ft T
Ex-dlv1dend.
SILVER Har,
uncertsln. 25-16d per ox.
MONEY S
per cent; the rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
2'vft3 per cent; for three months' bills, $
per cent,
gevr Tark Mtalaa Qastatlaas.
NEW TORK, Jan. 28. Tlie following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adama Cos
Alico
Breoco
Bmmwlck Cob ..
Comstork Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Stiver
Lcadviiis Con ...
Offered.
.. )
.. 7
.. 14
.. 4
..
. .170
.114
..121
Llttls Chief .
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Poloal
Bavise
Hlrrm Nevada
Small Hopes...
Standard
.. 4
..404
,.M
.. It
.. 14'
.. 19
.. 7
.. r
..14
Korelara Klaanclal.
IX5NDON. Jan. 28. Rates for money wera
easy today and there was some increaae
In the demand for stock exchange require
ments. Discounts were weak. Argentine's
further requirements of gold caused no
anxiety, as the Bank of England Is In
comDaratively stronar position. Business
on the stock exchange was quietly cheer
ful in expectation of wider markets, not'
wllhstamiln the prolonged anxiety re-
gardlng the far eastern situation. Con
sols wer a trifle' easier. Home rails were
fairly active on the strength of satlsfac
torr dividends. Americans opened quiet.
the 'changes were fractional snd the deal
ings were restricted, owing to the uncer
tainty regarding the feeling In New York
and nricea closed weak. Kaffirs reacted
on the news that the South African labor
n ii- i ton will be discussed In the British
Parliament before a settlement Is arrived
at. Bullion to the amount of i:6:.O0O was
taken into the Bank of England today and
1:550.000 was withdrawn for shipment to
South America. The rate of discount of
tha Hank of Kna-lnnd was unchanged today
at 4 per cent. The weekly statement of
the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increasea, .i,oi
000: : circulation. Increase. 56.000; bu
lion. increased, 1.616.3x5; other se
curities, decreased. 3C.3t; other deposits.
Increased, 1.716.000; public deposits, de
creased. 2.241,000; government securities.
trfi awt 1.7111.000: notfs reserve. In
creased, 1.470.(00. The proportion of the
bartks reserve to- Uaft Sty this week Is
49.20! per cant, i. compared with 45.61 per
.ent Innt wppk 1 -
BERLIN. Jan. X. tin tne nourse tooay
trariine: was milet and m rices were firm,
rmh.nn on I.ondon. ail marks 49 pfgs
for checks: discount iratas, short bills, 4
rwr cent: three rriontnV Hills. 2i per cent.
PARIS, Jan. a. JPrirra fcn the bourse
todny were heavrr owtnar V the uncer
tainty regarding the Russo-Japanese situation.-
French rentes went off on a rumor
that Finance Minister Rourter Intended to
reaign. which was not cnrrflrmed. Russian
imrwrial 4a closed at 9f 2Sc Industrials
were irregular. Three per cent rentes.
ore KK. for th account: e-xrhange on Ixm
don. 26f 16c for checks. The weekly bank
.i.im.nt of ib Hank of France shows
the following changes: Notes In circula
tion rwrvased. 8.35fl.00f: treasury ac
counts current, Increase, S.RSR.OOOf; gold In
hand, increase, S.500.00Af; bills discounted,
increase- ino.275.ouof: silver In hand. In
crease. 1.875,000f.
Hank Cleartoga.
r.uiui Jan vu Rank clearings for to
dav. ti.15Z.lsS. 14. a decrease ef $124,871.04
from the corresponding day last year.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 'ffl.-COTTON-The
market opened firm at an advance of 6J36
points, and from the stsrt ruled exceed-ine-iv
firm and active on higher cables.
iuht Mtimated receints and reports of
a-rnwlna- B.-arcitV of OOttOn ln the BOUth,
accompanied by the most bullish goanlp
concerning the speculative situation. The
opening advances tiad been Into new high
ground. Europeans wera buying heavily
. rha local hull leader Was openly sup.
porting ths market, whatever ha may have
been doing privately, and out-lde demand
anaa blreer than since last Tuesday. At
ui rata, with only slltfhl recessions the
market worked etesdlly upward until
shortly after midday May reached 16.5oc
This uncovered stop orders and the market
il.velnneil the wildest excitement so far
noted. In'one Jump Julv went from 16.25c
to 16 40c. while May sold up to 16.30c. The
aatlva months at this level ware net (6
tn ki nntnta hlrher for the day and had
scored a net advance from the low point
of last week of about 2c. or nearly ii.'Aki,
a iraitlna- contract Such a Kaln tllll
naturally attracted heavy realising and
with demands lees freeing there waa a
quick reaction of about 20ta3u points, which,
however, was ronowea uj rencweu
nesa. as tha bulls again -came to the sup
port of the market which waa finally stesdy
at a net advance of 6HCr56 points on the old
nA nninti on the new CTOO Doeltions.
Hi. lea avtlmateti at 1 JrOO.OOO bales. The local
market for spot cotton was marked op 60
points to 14 25c for middling and It was re
norteat that cotton was being purchased in
the south on ths bssls of l.5oc In New
York. Official reports from the southern
aoni markets indicated firm markets, with
urines 2c to So higher, with New Orleans
i.o hiaher and aaJtsi there of 84.000 bales.
Port recetnta were light, but ths Interior
movement waa only a little behind last
vear. Interior shipments, however, ex.
eteA rectnta. 1
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. .-COTTON Tha
bull leaders swept the ring on its reel this
mnmlnr in the cotton market. With fren-
aled coverlna by shorts.- March was sent
shove the 16c mark to 14 01c. Tha market
onened excited on favorable cables f ram
I Jv.riwil A fair amount of a ten e raj buy
Ine nrdere waa seen, but late In the morn
ing the bull lesders offered to take all the
May cotton the trade bad at 16.13c, Ths
nurrhaee amounted to about $.000 balea
The ring was practically bare of offerings
after this, and price quickly rose unlH
March waa 31 points nigner man yester
day's does, at IS 0VO. and May was 45
points hlsrlier at 16 S5c. Market firm: sales.
86.000 bales: low middling, 16 8-16c; middling.
15 9-16c: good middling, i i-ic; miannng
fair. lSa-lCc: receipts. S.660 bales: stock
475.341 bales. Futures steady: January,
15.7HC bid: Februaryi 14 ic bid; March.
14 (CvlS.uSc; April. 16.2o(il6.2c: May. 14 51 a
16.1'Jc; June. 16 2&l$.S4c; July, 14.76c; Au
gust. 15 sVulS 96c.
LIVERPOOL. Jsn. a. COTTON Spot, In
limited demand: prices 24 points blither:
American middling, fair. S 66d: good mid
dling. S.60d; middling. 8 40d; low middling,
8 34d: aood ordinary. I ZM: ordinary. S 04d.
The sales of tha day were 6.000 bales, of
which 6u0 were for speculation and export,
and Included 4. KM American. Receipts, 24.
OuO balea. Including 23.800 American. Fu
tures opened firmer and closed barely
stnadv: American middling, g. o c. Janu
ary. S l: January and February, $.19
$.ld; February and March. $.163: March
and Aprti, '8 lKd: April and May. S 17d; May
and June, S.IoS 17d; June and July, $.14d:
July and August. S lli,a.l2d; August and
gvtitemticr. 1 93d; Srptembrr and October,
7; October aji4 November, pominaL
"' Oalstk Grala Market.
TJULUTH. Jan. IS. WHEAT In store.'
Ko. i bard. SHc: P.O. 1 nortnern. e.c: No.
1 northern. 4c; on track No. 1 hard.
8xw-: No. 1 northern, ne: na. I northvrn.
feSc: May. asc: July. ir7Vc; September. T7c
OAT on In. ca ana to arrive, vto.
Twlewa S-e4 Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. $8 8EET-Ooee: Clover,
eaah. 4-le; January. $4 t?H; Marrh. M M);
prtiu ivuuaa, f lu, pruam Uwouiy, $1.40.
OHAUA LIVE STOCK HARkET
Eotb Bftjf Etgeri tod Oowi Wtr Elow mi
Considtrmbj Lowtr.
HOGS ALSO CASED OFF A LITTLE
keep Receipts Literal at All folate
a ad tha Market Waa Slow sad
Fally Tea User, with Sosaa
Sates aa Maeh as Mfteesu
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. JS.
Receipts wers.: Cattle. Horn. Shst-P.
I'niciai Monnsv
Oflicial Tuesday
uncial v rdnesday
Otliclal Thursday
Pour dars thta week.. 15H
fame days last week....l4.07
Same week before 13,6.l
Same three weeks ago..l4.S19
Same four weeks ago.. ..10.S-
Same days last year 1t.!4
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following tahle shows tha receipts ot
rattle, hogs snd sheep st South Oinsha for
me-year locate and comparisons witn laai
year: law. lKij. Ina Dec.
Cattle TIS32 72MI .... 1
Hogs 16,8l7 174.01$ .... 4.1M
Shoep ls2,Ub4 M.LSl
Averaa tincaa nam toi hoes at South
Omaha for the last several da with com
parlaona; Data. wm. u$M.i9va.lol.llJ-ll il-
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1.
I.
I.
4
$
i.
4 4 $3 $ 01 111
4 evVki M 4 n 4 vol 4 31 I 7
t I 1 4 4 m Kl
4 75U 1 I 2vi I a;i 4 271 I 41 1 I 44
Jan
Jan.
I 4 64 t 271 6 041 4 7 I 4, 1
Jan.
est it 4 24 i i er
4 66',: k?, 0 $ 06; K $
4 Cos, $ 48, $ 09 I U'. 4 $4 I I
a a a.,, a a 14, i UMl I 451
Jan.
Jan.
Jao.
Jan.
$....
$....
10...
u...j
n...
n...
!.:.:!
16...
17...
II...
'I I
1-0...I
21... I
21...
23...
24...
25...
26...
27...
28...
t 40 I 14
6 25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
ail wi t w
4 N 4 04
4 Kiwi $ 451
$ 'Hi 4 41 1 $ (ft i $ 4
$ 17
!
r s sv s i
4 611 1 $
I hii I 4
4 61 1 47
1 &J 1 521
4 kS t 47 $ 00
4 7?H 16 14 14
$ 14
4 SVI 4l I 23;
4 7.--SJ, 4 4 15
6 M
6 20:
Jan.
Jan.
It 4i 17
6 2",
4V $ 4Jl t 47
Jan.
4 6Si I 22,
6 29
4 551 1 61! I kl
4 64 1 64i 1 54
Jan.
Jan.
4 7JS. 6 35; '
I 7
4 MVt
4 TS
4
4 67-a,
C 4,i
4 541
1
1 69
1 fv
Jan.
t 5S s 16i t 25
1 t4
Jan.
Jan.
$ 63 6 021 6 11
4 6l
4 6?
1 67
6 59): 03 t 14
I 6u
Jan.
9 66 6 UB: s 21
6 211 4 651
6 l A 4 481
6 I! 4 66
I 4 td
3 61
1 I
I 66
Jan.
4S8
14
1 601
Jan.
a b. h i a a
1 61
1 7'i
S 7
Jan.
4 ts 4 66 6 12,
4 n'. 6 64!
$ 63
Jan.
6 E $ 68, $ 63
Indicates Sunday.
he ofTlclal number or cars ot sioca
brought la today by each road was:
Road. Cattle. Hogs. Bhp.Hr s.
C. M. A St. P. Ry.. 4
7.6,6 61
.14S U.KU
10,000 4,40V
ji 81$ .r.o
3M461 s.a-vi
26. M7 17.W7
3U.447 J.-
.?1S 21. till
8a. : 2X447
iii .
1
1
1 10
14 -1
31 Jl ..
7 $' ' 1
25 1
1. . " -
's '."
6 1
6 1
S .. . ..
"l43 S3 1
Wabash 1
Mo. Pacific Ry 2
Union Pac. System.. 30
C. A N. W. Ry 7
F.. E. A M. V. R. R.. 49
C, St. P., M. A O.... 40
hi. & M. My vi
C, li. A Q. Ry . 9
K. C. A St. J 4
C, R. L. A P. Ry.. E. 10
f U I A. I v L 9
lilinois Central 4
Chicago Gt. Western. 2
Total receipts 194
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each buyer purchasing uis num
ber of bead indicated:
Buyers. cattle, nogs, eneep.
Omaha Packing Co 6W J.091 1.110
Swift and Company 1.I2 1.79$ $.("8
Cudahy Packing Co 1.1S6 1WT 2.57$
Armour A Co 1.177 2.2H8 1,628
Armour A Co., Sioux City 60 2.410
Vansant A Co s.
Lobman & Co
27
12
74
21
1
H7
15
S
IS
' 4
K
431 i
McCreary A Clark
W. I. Stephen
Huston A Co
L. F. Husx
Wolf A Murnan ...
Hobhlck A B
Sol Degan
J. I. Root
F. B. Iwls
Hagarty A Co......
Other buyers .......
$.869
Totals ......
.4,794 $.929
CATTIE There was a liberal run of cat
tle at all points this mornlpg lor the um
of week, and as a result Via tendency t8
prices was downward. Chicago was re
ported 10615c lower and about the same
condltiona prevailed on this market. Trad
ing was very stow irom star; in umau bi o
the day well advanced before' even the
bulk of the offerings was disposed of.
a hour tho usual DroDortlons of the of
ferings consisted of cornfed steers .-.d the
quality was only fair. Buyers were slow
to take hold and their bids -weio fully
10c lower. Salesmen as a ruie neia ra r
more monev, but, owing to the tweak in
Chicago buyers had things mnth thlr own
way. The better graaa in moii . -
,, . . . -Wan I ,im.
pot over a tnme msw, uui nc-.
to tha Inferior kinds the prices paid looked
10'dl6o lower.
The cow market was also slow, with ths
decline In prices shout the same as on
steers. All kinds were affected, though, of
course, the less desirable grades suffered
tbe most, i ne genera mu.ci
be described by calling It slow and 100.5c
lower. immc. , veal
Hulls sjso wc
calves wre not a great deal lower.
The few Mockers and feeders that ar
.m at ris-ht around steady prices
where the quaUty waa at all desirable. Th
emmnn and Inferior grades were naturally
more or loss neglected, but still the frlces
.m for een those were not a great deal
lower. RepresentaUvesales:
wa'
Aa
... Hi
... M
... "(
... 4-a
... Ml
... set
...K'10
... M
...
...
...l"7
...1115
... 048
...104
...IO40
loa;
111
...looo
....1011
. .. .103S
...l"
p.
3 44
1 40
1 44
3 M
I T4
1 H
3 10
I 74
3 Tt
3 0
1 SO
I St
3 M
3 0
I
3 M
3 44
1 M
3 SO
3 M
4 0
Ha.i
4 ,
4 ,
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to
It
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1144
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irto
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14it
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4 04
4 m
4 01
4 14
4 M
4 14
4 90 "
4 1
4 H
4 14
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4
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4 4
4 44
4 40
4 41
4 44
4 41
4 41
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STEERS AND HEIFERS,
14....
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1111
4 44
4 44
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I 41
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8 It
I 11
I 90
3 M
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3 40
I 40
1 41
3 TS
3 Tl
1 Tl
I Tl
1 4
1 4
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1 SO
I W
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1 SO
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... 474
... 4l
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ts
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11UI
11M
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llul
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414
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444
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COWS AND HEIFERS.
in
I Tl It
tot 1 U
HEIFERS.
I to ti
1 41 11
in I
I K 0
1 3d
1
4
.114
t tt
I
I 4
1 44
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.. t34
.. 771
.. 4U
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1
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411
14
BULLA
1 14
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t e
I 04
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..1444
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..Hb4
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1 M
I 44
I 44
3
3 14
3 U
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3 44
CALVES.
4 74 4
13 I 14
r
t OS
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
411
I W
I '
4
4.
TM
tl
I M
.. M
.. 12
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.. TM
.. 4'
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71
44
7
41
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3
I
HOOS There was quits a liberal run of
bogs in sight this morning and ths market
opvned with packers bidding fully a nickel
lower, i fiey lanea to gei msnv ng
those prills however, sad nnallv had
raise thvlr bids Tbe general market could
not be Quoted over ateady to c lower. Ail
ha m..iMVfl uamMl III ftka antlmil f i tV ai I rv.
plies. so that trading waa juil active
after Kuvari and al lers arot tosetker aa
piioea Th bulk of all tha sales went
4 73 to $4 13. IJsht stuff sold largely from
down, milium weights from 14 ,5 to
besvy hose from $t 0 to $4 and
rrlme heavies from 34 Ft to 34 Most of
he early arrivals were disposed of In good
season, but, the same s has been the case
all this week, trains were very slow In ar
riving. There was ho " particular change In the
extreme close, es the demand continued
brisk until all the hoss were disposed of.
Aside rom the esrlv sales, then, the mar
ket was right close to steedv with yester
day. As Msh ss 15 was paid late for a M'l
weighing $40 pounda Representative sales:
No.
Av.
Sh. Tr. No. A v. Sh. Pr
1.
?..
..
37..
H4. .
W..
M. .
K..
64..
SI..
...117
...H4
..Ti4
...19
...li
...1
...171
...ISO
...le4
...174
... 4 $5 6i S7 4 fr.'H
... 4 40 I.D ... 4:
... 4 40 271 40 4
... 4 Co l 9 40 4 M!',
4 65 69 r8 W 4 (i
4 70-. 1......2'-0 80 4 It'S
4 70 72 246 1 4 fC-i
4 70 3.M 40 4 MS
4 7?H 15 245 4 4 8-'i
4 72 6 243 100 4 8i-,
4 75 M 261 1? 4 S2S
4i
120
t
'ho
IS)
'so
M
M
6.1 216 120 75 4 246 1J 4 6i--
4 75 K. 246 ... 4 Kik
4 75 ' 71 S3 80 4 K2S
4 75 61 240 ... 4
4 7$ S ... 4 85
4 75 64 29 4) 4 85
4 75 54 2"9 120 4 S5
4 75 65. .....271 8'l 4 8S '
4 75 68 2T1 ) 4 8fi
4 77t S.1 2.r.7 120 4 So
4 77S SS 2 80 4 83
4 77H 53 2S5 40 4 8i
4 77i. 6 2.M 20 4 85
4 77V. 71 2 80 4 83
4 $0 78 2K) 80 4 83
4 90 M 291 11 H
4 80 . 64... ...147 300 4 $5
4h 64 26 ... 4 87H
4 80 40 87 40 4 90
4 ) 66 It'O 4 90
4 80 6.'! .277 J00 4 M
4 80' 67 1"! ... 4 90
4 80 1 814 j.. 4 90
4 80 30. ...:.KA ... 95 '
4 80 60 148 ... 4 9
4 80. 54 I7 ... 4 95 .
4 80 4f4 ...'495
4 82-i 20 871 ... 4 K
4 82k 47......14S ... 4 9J
4 Si'J 4C 2:S 160 4 $5
4 8.214 bS 345 40 4 95
4 824 65 340 ... 6 0
....235
....240
....i
...'i
...CO
7J 21
75 241
l 22
ISA
120
140
si r
7 m
29
7
,...rs
...219
...in
,...2;4
,...2S3
....229
....771
....2
....2-5
....
....240
....213
...JfJ
,...fF4
...2
71..
SO..
68..
.
SI..
SO.
49.
S.
SS.
M.
7S..
70.
41.
4.
7$..
40
'fin
120
iio
160
$40
SO
itt
80
120
pta of sheep were ejuiie
liberal this mornlr.g at all the IradlDg mar-
kata and aa a raanit tha londpncV Of PTiCSS
was decidedly downw:ud. The close of the
market yesterday was cgaln weak sna ine
decline todav started In where It left oil
jesterdav. At compared with yesterday,
the market today was all of a ims lower
sr.d in extreme cases It amounted to rm
much at, 15c. The common and medium
grades showed the greatest loss. As com
pared with a week ago. except In the cas
of something extra choice, the marxet is
right aiound a quarter lower, with com
mon stuff hard to move at the dexilne.
Trading was rather slow from start to
finish.
The feeder situation was prscticatiy un
changed. Not enough were offered to make
a feTr tet of the market, but anything
choir would undoubtedly have sold steady.
Quotations tor cornfed stock: t holes
western lambs. $5.50ii575: fair to good
lnmbs 15!6.50: good to choice yearlings,
$4.5gi.00; fair to good yearlinirs. $4.2MJ4.50;
good to choice wethers. $4tWr4.15: fair to
good welhers. $3 504.00; good to choice
ewes. $3.S94.0O' fn!r to good Vwe, 13
140; choice fcrder lnmbs, 14 5nf76.00: fair to
good. $3.6i415; feeder yearlings. $.75ftOn:
feeder wethers. $15054.90: feeder ewes, a 60?
.; culls, SL754r2.50. Kepreaeniativs seies;
No.
Av
Pr.
$ westefh fed ewes
$75 western fed, ewes
262 native ewes and wethers..
414 Weatern ewes
115 western fed ewes
481 western fed ewes
2a4 western fed ewea and weth
ers 1 western fed ewe
4 Colorado fed yearlings
1 western fed yearlings
4P9 western fed lambs
28 Colorado fed lambs
I western bucks
$6 native ewes
61 weenern feeder ewea
5 goats
228 western ewos
lo western feeder ewes
252 native ewes
253 western feeder ewea
46 western ewes ,
67 native ewea ..: ,
10 cull lamba
41 weatern ewea ,
$71 western ea-ea
3$ western lambs
1 goat
144 western wethers
$ Mexican -wethers
12 western wethers' .............
47 western Wethers
601 western yearlings
1CK
82
. Iii3
91
105
109
10$
o
2
ll)
84
72
, i:W
t9
, e9
, e0
,
, 37.
, 94
, 91
. 78
, I"!
; 62
, 90
, 110
. 61
. 170
, M
. SO
. 121
. M
. X)
. Tl
. 97
. 71
. !W
. 90
. 90
. 92
..11
2 60
2 75
3 lO
1 2o
$70
s .$
$ fi
4 00
6 (0
5 0
6 61
6 65
2 00
2 AO
2 50
50
2 10
2 90
S 10
$ 20
$ 25
$ 40
$ M
1 70
$ n
4 00
4 00
4 15
' 4 15
4 86
4 49
4 Sc
4 fS
4 7S
2.M Mexican' yearlings
m weenern yearlings
100 western lamba
)44 cull e-cs.. ........ ............ .
i o
2 K
1 so
t M)
2 90
$ os
4 75
4 coll ewes...
I villi ewea
45 cull ewes..."
d?l Western ewes
293 Mexican yearlings
" CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle A vera are from Trveaty-Flve (
Fsrty Cents Lower.
CHICAGO. Jan. V CATLE Receipts.
25.000 head; market 2f.4V4f3 lower; dull: good
to nrl-ne steers. M Sxablo: loor to medium.
$X90&4.ffl: stockers and feeders. $2.40'6400;
ows. 11 BOmi.Tb: Tifirer.v 31.TM14 SO: ranners.
nSMTtl bulls. fl.rtT: calves. 13 50fl5.25.
HOOS--Rc.nta. 17.000 head; estimated
tomorrow. SO.WiO Lead: mixed and butchers.
$4.6066.10; good to choice heavy, lt.WViJ5.15;
rough heavy, it 7vje..m); i:ght. lt.tWflS.oo;
bulk -of sales. 34.S54rs.ro.
(HlSfcT A pi if UMum Keceipts. :o.nno
head; market 1 W25c lower; goeal to choice
aethers. $iXK4.00; fair to choice mixed.
tS.76iS4.lfl; western sheep, $4.0O&6?5: native
lambs, $4 6O&S.00; western lambs, $4.6066.05.
lew Yark Live Stack Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 28 BEEVES Re
ceipts, tl head, mainly consigned direct;
no sales reported: .dressed beef stesdy;
Htv dress ewl native sides.) ?: cables
ouotscl American steers at llotHae. dressed
weight remgerator peer at wT)c; exports
for todav. in ceeres, in sneew.
CAI.VEH ReoetDts. S3 head: the market
rated steady; no reported sales of Tests ef
much consequence: a few barnyerrl carves
old at 13.75; city dressed veals. 9ri4c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS KScelpta, 4.S67
head: market for sheep steady to firm:
for Iambs, slow: general sales snout ioc
over: sheen sold at S3 75fH so: a few head
at 36 00: culls, $3 00; lambs, $2 Mtt .86; about
two cars at 17.00: dressed mutton, s-eneral
sales in : dressed lamba. VWfiOtr.
HfKJS-Receipts, b.buo neaa: marset ratea
weak; a car of Ohio pigs sold at $3.60.
' Kaasaa City Ilea Stark Market.
KANSAS CITT. Jan. B.-4-ATTLE Re
ceipts. 11.000 head. Including 400 southerns;
market vOEc tower; export ana areswen
b-ef steers. $4 35 6600: fair tn good. $T"3
4 90; western fed steers. $1 504T4 30; stockers
snd feeders. $3.0Cnti4.10: southern steers. $8.00
tiAflO: southern cows, tl.flogl 76: native cows.
7et3.f3i: native belters it sou 3 mi; bulla
124 65: calves. 12 V,m .
HOIS-Receints. s gin head: market serine;
iwer: ton 15 07H: bulk of sales. I4.7084 96:
heavy. $4.9?utrS OfK: packera $4.80434 96; pigs
srd Hants. $4tOTI4.5.
SHEEP AND LAMBaV-Reeelpts. $100
head; market 10c lower: native lambs. $4.60
fit;?: western lambs. $4.50rS6.4TJ: fed ewes,
is 5044 00; western fed yserllngs, $4.005.10;
stockers and Xeedera I2.7ixin.oo.
St. Laals Llvs Stock Market.
ST. LOtnB. Jan. 28 OATTLB Receints
4 5oo hesd, Including t.000 Texsns: market
slow snd esev: native shipping snd exrjort
steers. S4 5AtJ15: dressed beef snd butcher
steers, $4 0O46 OA; steers under lbs., $160
C4 5c: stockers srn reaaers, tivqii ts: cpws
and netrer. nci; canners. xiititso
bulls. t;5"ff4n: calve 13.7,00; Texsns
and Indian otaers, $2 6caj4.$a; . cows and
Heifers. 32 l.vas 15.-
HOOS Receints. II mo head: market slow
and lower: pigs and lights, S4 45414 70: pack
era 4 fanis.uu; puicners ana pest besvy.
34 sr-ris i.
HtFP AKTJ I.A.MHH Receints i onn
hesd: market steady to firm: native mut
tons. iii4s: tamos. ManrsTti: culls and
bucks, 31 2-3. 75; stockers. tX.0Oa3.00.
tt. Jeaeah Live Stark Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 2$ OA TTLB R i
calnts. 2.V7 hesd: market steadv to lower;
natives. 114005.25: cows and heifers, $2.003
4 25: stockers snd feeders. 117M14 15.
HOOS Racei pta. 7 7K3 head: msrket Smuo
lower: nrnt, H-UW-WI msaium ana heavy,
M Si nn II. w.
IHb.t r ANU LJtMHH rtecaipts, Z 497
hesd; market steady to inn lower; lambs.
ih.bd; wctners. se.ou; owes. .
task la Slgkt.
Following are tho receipts of live stock
for tha alx principal wastera cities yeater-
Qayt
Cattla
.. 4.S1
..11 ono
.. tvo
.. t.37
.. 600
Hoars. Sheen.
South Omaha
Chicago .......
Kansas City .
Pt. Louis ...
St 'Joeoh ....
stoos cur ...
Totals
4 90
$ oos
$7. onn
9.000
ll.uoo .
7 7X3
15u0
JOrtO
6 3)0
$ Uti
197
.47.C7 . 71 271 $$.801
lll City Llva Staek Market.
t
14 7$
$4 70
$4 a.
Siorx CITT. Jan. $8. Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Recet pta. SuO head; market
weak; atockers ateady; beavaa. S1.6oiii4.ttU:
cows aad heifera. $2..5ir3.8o; stockers and
I feeders. $3.73.76;
I tl 6mrjl 6S.
ctwvea. and yaarllnaTS,
from'l Utav-Reoaipta. 1604) bead; market weak
to $c lower, selling at $4. 4 W; bulk. $4.7$
14 So.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. a -VETAI J"-T1n wag
weaker In London, declining lft12sAl.
with spot qtioted at ll?SlCsd and futures
at 127 5" IiOeally tin was sympathetically
easy, closing at $77.75fi .3. Spot ceptr
was 2a 6d lower In Iom1on at 56 lis Sd. but
futures were unchanged at AMlZstVI.
IocsIly copper was nominally unchanged.
I-ake Is tiuoted at $HWa.j 12 87H. electro
Ivtlc at $i:50fi2 75 and casting at $12 17V$
l!6:t4. Iad wa steady at $4 6f4j4 5 In
New York and was quoted at 11 lis Id In
London Flelter closed nnchsnged st 14 9f.'ii
6 15 In the local market and was t s d lower
st 3 15s In Ixindon Iron closed at M
In Glasgow and 4J 44i1 In Mlddlcsborouth.
Local'v Iron aas quiet: No. 1 foundry
rorthera Is quoted nt $lS.Oftji.lO; No. I
foundry northern, 114 trtjt 15.0": No. 1 foun
dry southern nnd No. 1 foundry southern
soft, $11 754j14 25.
ST. 1A1 13. Jtn. $8.-METAls-Iead.
steady at $4 45; spelter, quirt at 14 674.
REAL E0TATR TftJISFEIt.
DEEDS filed for record January 21. as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farniun street, for The Bee:
Relx-oca P. Armstrong to George D.
Armstrong, part lot 1, block 247, city $ 1
Anna Carlson and husband to Hul
qulst, part lot 7. block 4. Park Place. $30
Henry E. Balney to Mary Theresa
Swanson. lot $, block t. Reed's Fifth
add 4.400
The Benson Iand Syndicate to Richard
Scannel, all of block 6, Benson 1.SC0
George W. Plainer and wife to Fred
D. Wead, lot 19, block 11. Popplelon
Park t
Frank Plvonka, administrator, to FVan
cesca Plvonka,- lot 9. blok S, and
and other laud. South Omaha 4,14
Dcllof Klepen to Christian and Frank
S hneta. rt lots 9 and 12, Oak
Knoll $,000
Andrew Norby and wife td Fred Arm
brust, port lots 11 and 12, block 1,
Haiel Terrace , 1,400
Adelaide J. Shackelford and husband
t Mary Beth Wallace, part lot S,
block 1. Patrick's add 10$
Karv Beth Wallace- to John A. Rtis
rell, part lot 9. block 1, Patricks
add t
COE0Jc8H"
STOCKS AND BONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
, Wa havs over 160 affleaa,
Rafarenooa: 176 Stats and Nat l Basks.
our sienviCM is the best.
Oat af Town B oata as BallctUJJL
Oasaaw Braacki ISIS Par ass v Trt t67
THOS. M. WADDICL Comiponest
S. SLEUMAN
Grain, Provisions & Stocks.
Room's, N. T. Life Bide
TeL $330.
perk tea 15 Offices In This Eta la
' EatabUabed 1897. -
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
BIRM.NGTO STATIO.t lOlk A MAIOl.
Clilcago, Barllngtaai Jt ttalacy.
Leave. Arrlvw.
Chicago Special 7:00 am a IJio pni
cnicago estiDuiea tvJt.a 4:uu pro a 7:4S ana '
Chicago Local ..........a 1:18 am allroOprn
Chicago Limited a S:06 pm a 7:45 pro
f ast Mau .-....;... z:43 pm
Barllagtoa at Mlaeaarl River.
Wymore, Pea trice and -
Linoola a 1:50 am b!2 OS nm
Nebraska Express a l:5u am a 7:46 pn
Lienver Ltmlted .:...... 4.10 pin a 1:46 an
Kiack Hill ana rugct
Suund Lxprcas all:10 pm a $ 20 tak
Co lorido VesUbule:
Hysr .- a$:80pm
Lincoln Fast aia! .0 1:67 pm 4V 1:0$ am
Fort crook anci 1'latts-. - ,
mouth O 3:10 pnt
blO S3 am
a $ 27 am
Bellevua fa c I no jcta I 60 pm
BeUevus Paclflc jet.. a 3 30 am
Haauja (My, St. ,.4Wa Vwaaoll
BlatTs.
Kansas City Day Ex.. ..a l.li art a-1 a pm
ft. Louis Flyer ...a 6.26 pnt BJl 06 am
Kaofaaa City Night Ba..aio.44 pm a .$ am
I BIOS STATIOII-lOTtf AKO MARCY.
Caloa Paeiac.
- leara
Arrtva.
a 3 06 put
s k. 2S n
..l.a
Overland Limited a S.o am
Ihe Vast Mail alitug
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a 7:56 am
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a $:00 am
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