luijiai mi
f
r
fa AND PRUDCCE MARKET
n PeiMfnl Tana from FarEait IofluiDOfa
thWhtPiU
HAND NOT SO URGfcNT AS IT HAS BEEN
ra Cloaca Loner, Oat Were Ip
aad l'rTltlo Wtit from
gevea to Thirty t'tili
Lower.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30. The less belligerent
vi news iroin the Orient u mi
n influence In the wneat pit today.
nail lloluet looa profits, cauoing a U j-
um 01 nearly a ceni in Dum mo a-my sjmj
aelivertta. bum of wio luaa wu re-
s-iueo, bui lue eioae wu weak, with May
0o below last nig ins final iigurea May
ru ciosea Hifwo luwer, out, oats were up
). movuioiui were iWuaua luwer.
the leading bull opeiaior buddui ted the
iieat mantel on Dreaaa early in in day
d mere wu also scattered buying Iroin
mmiaalon houses, but too demand wu
i nwuriy so urgent aa it has been ro
ut ly. In -the face of higher prices at
reruoni opening uuoiatiuna nere snowed
ss. May iH'lna- oft a ahaue to W41c at
ruWc July opened W-e tt fcW'jkO
ir ki e-'kJ. Lucai noioers were lu
ll ned to uipue of their lines, and In
'It of numeral buying by me bin bull
1 tercet prices began to seek a lower level.
lay deoilnlng to M!o and July to 120
fiimn me nrat halt Hour. Trading was of
aragging cnaracter the greater pari of
e aar. The market exhioltetl ihanfci
una of life at one lime1, when on a report
na ui mat ,i uuv tune, vtueit uu a. reyitri i
at the big holder was sailing July quite I
nerak iiiiuidatlon in mat uelivery ue-
'tloped. Ine price quickly dropped to fc2o,
,ua alay sola on In. sympathy to svo.
te in me day a firm feeling was mini
f td on less pressure to se.l, but the lin-
rovea tone was only temporary. Renewed
rone uaing anti eveiung-up sales over
unday caused a weak sentiment to Die
11 at the finish. A less bullish cash tit
atlon In the northwest had a depreHS.ng
iMuenc on speculative trading heie. Man
losed ko lower at D0HC, while Juiy was
own vu ;c at ie. Clearances of w nrat
nu nour were euunl to 3TH.7U0 bushels.
'rlmary receljits were 53ti,i00 bunneiH,
gainst m,iu bushels a year ago. Minno
polls, Duiuth and Chlcugo reportid re
c lpts of 283 cars, against ti3 last weak and
t a year ago.
Corn prices declined slightly, In sympathy
un wneal ana on dun credltml Ui m.
fading packer, but taken aa a whole the
laraei waa a aieaoy one. cables did not
f- V)d to the advance here yesterday and I
ir was some profit taking on tne lm-
it 1 prospects for peace. CommlKslon I
iv m were me uesi Duyers. 1 ne closs 1
It , faay wun May HW'AO lower at suo,
V'Kf owning a shade lower to a shade
NJinr at 6oV,o to 6oo and ranging between
ynu orc. iocai receipts wsra at cars,
; M3 uk coiuraci sraue.
In the oats market the strength In cash
t tides mor.e than offset the influence of
lie easier tone in wheat and prices ruled
rm tnrougnout me day. Trading was
rgely by commission houses. After nnen-
ii uiiunangeu io ao lower at z?rHc, May
old between kla and 43c, closing at 43Vo.
fwai reoeipis were is csrs.
Lliiuldatlun by commission houses and
"lllng creulted to packers caused weak
es In provlnlons. A late decline in the
nee of nogs aauea to the depression. May
rk led In the decline, closing with a
s of BOc at HS.OiW Mav lard wraa nft
Wo at $7.30. while ribs were down Vji
Entlmated rrelDtfl for Mondnv; Vhnt
rorn, 880 cars; oaU. m cttn; hog, i
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
micla. Open Hlgh. Low. Close. T'sfy.
Wh't
May July
Sent.
I
Wfi 90
S2n 2Ta
78 78
4T 47
Wf 60
4'4i 48H6H
40 40U
424fi43 434
87'Ai3 8i2
83 831,4
18 27H 13 80
Tl 7 20
1 42H 7 42
. T 42H 7 42',
70 70
779,i784iVi
4M4I' 47H
fCoin
Jan.
May
.Tulv
4H
60
6OV4150VWH
4Si
V,S
40
40
43
88
434i
SK I
S7vJ
83
33(g3H
834
18 824
7 224
7 424
117H
1$ 2H
7 10
7 80
782
7 10
7 80
7 82H
7 4ft
70
.t 824
?2Hl 72bl
No. t,
Cssh quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market steady; wlnte patents,
$4.JJ'4.fyi- strslghts. 14.0(tT4O: spring pat-
K fot?inMi Btra'Knt'' t w; bakers',
oaivjij;A'T""No' 1 ,Pfln-- 78 87c ; No. 2 red,
8S,fi9JTe.
CORN-No. 2, 47Me; No. I yellow, 48e.
' OATB-No. 2 400 404c; No. 8 white, 404
43e.
RYE No, 2, 67c.
BARLEY' Good' feeding. tfflTMn! fair tn
AknlnA Halting IT..;.. I
nr-tns-Ko, i nax, ll.io; No. 1 northwest-
rn ti Trimm Hmnlhu SI TlK
T-onlrsct grsde, $11.25.
1 PROVIfllONS Pork. mess, per bbl., 113 X)
lS.H. Ird. per 100 lhs., $7.107.15. Short
vhs, sides (InoHeV t.J.60; short clear
1 ls (boxed). 1.8747.K).
following are the receipts and shipments
atlour and grain:
1 Receipts. Shipments.
.-y-,' bhls 24.N00 .16 loo
' Vat. bu S5 Idft . as son
SVhu bu 23L60O 822!i0
rosts, bu 132.70 11100
. ou I.gno ,. 6, MX)
, Baney. bu 107,600 17.800
On the Produce exchange today the but.
tr market waa firm: creameries. VJlKlc:
dairies, ISjrlAc. Eggs, easy, at mark, cases
lnnliM.,1 fflJ9!lfl rhMU .l.iilv 1 A',. 1 fll..
W YORK GENERAL MARKET.
)aa(atloas at ihm Day oa Varlooa
Coaamodltlea.
NEW. YORK. Jan. 81.-Fr,OrR-Recelpts.
16.46 bbl.: exports. 16.113 bhls. Market
unlet but unchanged; winter patents, $4.3:xJ
4 65; winter straights. !4.204.3o: Minnesota
patents,' 14.70fu6.00; winter extras, $3.3tfj3 60;
i innee.ua linkers , u WW14.20: winter low
grades, $S flii'i3.!IO. Rye flour strong; fair to
.good, 34ot3.45; choice fancy, I3.5wl8.80.
T CORNMEAL Steady; western. $1.U); city,
': kiln dried, $2.(Kxu3.0O.
VVE Steady; No. i western, 684c, nom-
1. o. o. anoat; state ana Jersey
i iiA RLET Dull ; feeding, 47e, New Tork;
Hltlng, 6oS0c, Buffalo.
f V H EAT Receipts, 12,676 bu. Spot, dull;
No. 3 red, 8.1c, elevstor; No. t red. 4o, f. o.
v. anoat; mo. 1 northern, Dukim, 11.00, r. o.
b. afloat; No. 1 hard. Manitoba, nominal,
f. o. Ik afloat. Options experienced a mod.
rate decline this morning as a result of
f.voa weainer west and In the Argentine,
e.ter news from the far east and an ab-
Bene ot nun support. The close waa a
trine steadier on covering, but still 4c be
low yesterday. May. 92h4f27c, closed
K'Sc; July, 87fX74c, closed 874c; September.
MV, oled Me.
CORN Receipts, 81.175 bu.; exports, J6,.
tj bu. Spot quiet; No. 2, 6c, elevator; No.
1 yeHlow, 65c; No. 2 white, 64e. Option
market waa quiet and weaker. Influenced
chiefly by the drop In wheat. Market cl.wed
nun s nei oeoilne; May, 6oil54o,
elnaed &t(.n: Jultr cliut1 ULn.
OATS Receipt m. 3.0l bu.: ea ports. 4.R2H
bu. Spot dull; No. 2. 4oHc; standard white,
f f.'V,64.4c: No. 8. 444c- No. 3 while, 474(
V4c; No. 8 white, 47i474c; track white, 46
. hlCE-Steady;
ti ,1.21 . .
domestic fair to extra,
nominal.
HAY Quiet; 1
shipping, 60370c; good to
.ciioi
Kf.'uHOo.
a . ..
n'jro r irn ; stste. en
fi.lTc; 1!T 23,r27c; olda. If
lanS. SS(.t4i'; laoj, 2:Cu.'7o;
common to choice, 28
iodine; I'neinc coast.
f: u u 11K11 lac
w .....c.-i r inn viaiveHion. w 14 a 10s.
I I I T . L' J n . I . u . M ..
T Jc; California. 21 to X lbs., lv; Texas dry,
H 84 to 30 lbs.. 14c.
V-TALLOW-steady; city, bc; country, 69
ATHERStesdy; acid. 234o.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. $10
H 1 1 aVk -w. a 1 , ... . v . a a . a.vc. - -
w cny air ina ft meu. ii&.U'jtir 7 oi.
a'fnia. sieuoy; pi
ilcklod shoulders,
Ml 10 0. Ird.A
7.6i; refined, dull
KfitiB. H-illV: DIOKieU rfllltai I7.ttfl78fc:
. fiv: fitrn stAairYisBil
dllll: 04.nrtflant 17 hn' Vm .
round, b tWi. Pork. quit; family, 1&.fM
mUort clear. ILl.7jijl6.0G: me aim. IulVh.
... - - - - - . , w
aw tf.
HITTTER Firm: extra creamery. HUr
country, common to choice, lMo; imitation
iviramerr, IHIIS'V: TaCIOrV. 12'H14C.
t H tKSE-Oulet : atiit foil tn ,..
r"nal colored. Konianihvr I. n..i'
"sc; small white, Eeplember. 12c; late
jiiauai. ii-c; large colored. September. 12c;
rate made. 10a,..; Urge while, September,
yi2e; lte made. lOUe.
)EOc,8 Steady; .state and Pennsvl vanla
nesrby average, finest. 86c; Brst, SSjjc;
western extra. c: western firsts. 15c:
Mlaaeaaolls Grata Market.
INNEAIOT.In. Jan U'1I IT.
V-TL My- w,1t': J"'. WWc; Sepieaiber,
r.CV77o; on track. No. 1, hard. fciVo: No.
t. , J-Vrl,',.lnw- ''': No. I. northern,
v . , a, a trinern. hjjj .nc.
i Lui'H-Hmral milu alll ,1.. iAl.l,
knd will remain down for th rt half of
no ti; week and puiwtuly longer. Ftrnt
Haita, HmiiKi second tcats. 84.fc
1
-J
46; flrt clean, $3.403.64; second clears,
BRAN In bulk, IU.3f.gi5.00.
OMAHA WIIOLKSALU MARKET.
CoadKloa of Trad aad Qaotatloas oa
Staple aad Kaaey r rod ace.
E(308 Recelnta. moderate: fresh Block.
27(1 c.
L1VK POKLTRT-Hens, $Mr-i spring
cblckens, 8Vt'uc; roostt-rs, according to age,
4fu6c; turkeys, U'aloc; ducke, Hyiuc; geese,
tyl'c.
PRESSED rOl'LTRY-turkeys, 18fllc;
ducks, ltxullc; geese, 10c; chickens, ItWS
luJ'-- . ...
m. r j hk-racking stock, uftTjizc; onoice
to fancy dairy rolls, lie; separator, 22c.
KKh.sU fieh-1 roul. fruioc; I K"rt-1. B'i
tc; plK, Sc; perch, ogoVtc; hiueflsh, 16c;
whlterlsli. StiKU,c: rMlmnn. lie: haddock, luc:
cod nun, 12c; reisnapper, lie; lobsters, boiled,
per io., avc; lobsters, gre'n, per in., uk;
bullheads, 11c; cattish, 13ryllc; black bass,
80c; halibut, 13c; erspples, 12c; herring, 4c;
white bSHS, l.V; blueilns, tic; smells, lullc.
OVSTfcHS New -Yoik counts, per can,
43c: ner sal.. 12.00: extra tielect. Der can.
toe; per gal., 11.80; standard, per can, 27c;
per gal.. i 50.
UK AN Per ton, 115.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omsha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, $6.60; No. 2. $8.00; medium, 15.50;
coarse, 15.00; rye strsw, 16.00. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair and receipts light.
CORN 88c.
OATH 87c.
KYE No. 2, 60c.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, c; Dakota, per
bu., 86c; natives, 75o.
HNVlLii;!' PoiA'iuES Illinois, per bbl.,
13.50.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 12.25.
CELERY 8ms 11, per dog.. 26S35c; large
California, 76c and 80o.
. -. w . .j Kau,,.,,, yrri vimv, a,
rado yellow and red, per lb., 2c,
ti.-Miuiss HpaniKh, per crate, ti.to; coio-
CAKBA(iK Wln-nnafri Ilolluid. lUo: new
California cabbage. 3c.
TURNIPS Caimdu rutabagas, per lb.,
lc: white, per bu., 60c.
CARROTS Per bu., 75o.
PARSNU'8-Per bu., 600.
BEETS Per bu., 0c.
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate,
CCCUMBERS-Per do., $1.2501.60. .
RADISiIK-Per dos. bunches, 30c.
LETTUCE HEAD Per dos. bunches, 80o
fil.uO: per bbl., $7.00; leaf -lettuce, pec dog.
bunches, 45c.
TURNIPS Southern, per doi., 76c.
MEETS Southern, per. dog., 75c.
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 7B5.
PARSLEY Southern, per dos., $1.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Hellflowern ner tx.
$1. Hi; New York export Greenings, Russets
and Baldwins, $3.75.
ORAPES-Pony Catawbas, 20c; Imported
Malagas, per keg, 16.00,
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., $7.00;
per bos. $2.50: Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
i.ou;
Bell and Cherry, 10.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida Brlghts and Russets,
all sixes, $2.26; navels, all slses, choice,
$2.2332.50; fancy, all sizes. $2.76.
LEMONS California fancy, 300 to 800
s:ses, 14; choice. 240 to 270 slses. 13.50.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, 85c;
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
ioc; i-crowri, Jtic.
BANANAS Per medium slied ' bunch,
2.0v-ii3.5O; Jumbo, $2.76(3.26.
COCOANUTS Per sack. $4; per dos., 60c.
fiiTl-B t 1 .. .... .. . in r l. . t.
per lb., In 60-lb. boxes, 6?4c; Oriental stuffeti
dates, per box. 12.40.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream
12c: Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
hwiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13o; Wisconsin
Umburger. 12c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, $3;
Utah and minrado, per 24 frames, n.a.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb.. 10c.
CIDER Per bbl.. $5.50: per H bbl.. $3 25.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2Wc: shelled. 8a3He.
HORSERADISH Per esse of 2 dos.,
packed. 80c.
NITTS-Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, tier lb
15Uc; hard aaell. per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft
shell, per lb., 13e; No. t hard shell, per lb.,
12c; Brsslls. per lb., 11c; filberts, per ID.
i: almonds, soft shell, ner lb., luc: hare
shell, per lb.. 13o; pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per in..
6c: roaster peanuts, per lb., 7Hc; Chill
walnuts. 12ifn;V4c: lnrge hickory nuts, per
bu., 11.50; shell bsr. per bu., Diacg
wnlnutfl. tier bu.. 11. 2t.
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 8 salted, 6c; No. 1
veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. PVto- No. 2 veal
enlf. 12 to 15 lbs., Ce: dry salted bides.
S-rrle: Sheep pelts, 2Ui&c; norsa nines,
Kansas City Grain and ProTlsloaa.
KAN8AS CITY. Jan. 30.WHEAT-Msy,
76e:.Julv. 724c: cash. N. 2 hard. 77i-78oi
7c; No. 2 red, P41f9tHc; No. . K4i3o.
CORN May, 43c July, ;'nc; casn, io.
2 mixed. 41Ac; No. 2 white, 42Hc: No. 3,
I 'A I i0. A Willie, JP((T., .VF. .mtu,
17 ft astv
HAY 'noice umotny, sa.wan.ow; cnuice
Dralrie 17.25417.6".
H.JV. IN O, I, WKSDIC.
BUTTER Creamery, 1821c; dairy, fancy.
18c.
t.-nriB Tjiwrr: Missouri and Kansas.
cases returned. 25Hc; new. No. 8 whltewood.
rtm'mttm ft.rlllnen 2hC
Receipts. Shipments.
118.400 Jl.fl)
4r,,(K 4.1,200
9,000 8.000
Wheat, bu ..,
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Philadelphia Prodsee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 80. BUTTER-.
Firm good demand: extra western cream
erv. r4c: extra nearby prints. 27c.
F.OOH Weak. ZC lower; irean iitoipj. m
st murk: fresh western, H40 bi man; iren
southwestern, 83(ii34c at mark; fresh south
ern. Sc st marK.
CHEE8E Steady, quiet; New York full
cream, choice to fsnrv. 114(8114c; New
York fair to good, 10jl0e.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 80 WHEAT 4"
lower; No. 1. northern. cSHfJW'c: No. Z,
northern. 8541f74c; May, P04c bid.
RYK-rW nurnar; mo. 1, n-t-nrc.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 6.1c; sample, 88
t ()tw r irmer; no. , , ann.t wnw
asked.
. m , . . . . , roif.
nnlnth Grain Market.
DT'LT'TH. Jan. 80 WHEAT In store,
No. 1. hard 90Sc: No. 1. nortnern, s4c;
No. 2. northern, mw. to arrive, na. 1.
bard. SO,'! No. 1. northern. SB4C! No. 2.
northern. Wic; May, BS4c; Juiy, sc; oep
tebee. 7T',c.
OATS On track ana to arrive, bh&
Llrernnnl Grain and Provisions,
MVRBPOOL. Jan. 80. WHEAT Spot
stocks exhausted. Futures steady: March,
6s u.d: May. lis .d: July, nominal.
CORN Root, American mixen, new, nuiei
st 4s Sd: American mixed, old. firm at 4s
Ud. Futures quiet; . January, nominal;
March, 4s 14d.
Toledo Seed Market.
TnT.tr.no. Jan. 80. REED Clover. cah
and Februtarv. W.T7V.: March. 1S.82H: April
lii.KK: prime alslke, 6.80; prim timothy,
$1.4,4-
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA, Jan. 80. No market quotations.
Oil and Roslav.
nir. HTY. Jan. 80 OIIS Credit balances.
81.S5: certificates, no lld. Shipments. 67..
54 bbls., average pnia. ; runs, an nul
Mils., sverage 66 lrS bril. Shipments Uma,
gs.600 bbls., average 67 S7S bbla.; runs Lima,
4tl Toe MU" . average 7 ui rinis.
SAVANNAH, Jan. so. oiLi nirpentine,
qu'et. sic.
11' r I ,l Wllie. : f . r. . I ' - r., .-.t,
F. $2 86: G. CM; M. 88 16: I. $3 80; M. $3.85;
W O $4 TO: w. W., $4.60.
NEW YORK. .isn. 3". oiijj i-nttonseeri
firm: prlne erode, nominal ; prime crtid
VellOW. SiC. lliriicniiiic, M'lic Bl "iwf
Hi. Petroleum, steady: refined. New YorV
tc 10: Philadelphia and Baltimore, t(5:
Phlladelnhla snd Us m more in nuik. H.lft.
ROSIN Mtee ay; sirainsu, common to
good. $2.963.00.
Reel Estate la Greater Hew York.
Experienced Investors consider no other
Investment quite bo good or qulje so saf
as good real eatat. ana no oiner real es
tate that brings returns quite as quick as
good city property. By looking back over
the past history of all the larger cities,
they show a rapid Increase In the value
of their property. Take It her years back,
and property that was considered worth
only a little more than farm land has now
tripled snd quadrupled In Talus. Many
have been made Independently rich by In
vesting a small amount In this suburban
property In New York, Chicago and many
of the other eastern cities.
Just now shrewd Investors are looking to
New York City for Investments. In antic!
patlon of th boom that la aura to com
during th exposition held ther In 1808.
Th New York Realty company, with
offices In Council Bluffs, la., la making
some very desirable offers of building lots
In Richmond Porough, Ntw York City
only on hour's lid to th heart of th
city.
TITE OMATIA
NEW YORK STOCKS AND 4J0NDS
Trading Waa Liitleti and Changs! in
Priori Wen Tr.Tial.
DISPOSITION TO CARRY PRICES UPWARD
Deposits Reach New Record Figure
aad Loans aad Cash Reaonrcea
Go A dots Laat Week's
Kiajnrea.
NEW YORK. Jan. Su.-Tradlng In stocka
waa listless today and the changos in
prices were trivial. The market moved
hesitatingly throughout the session hut
closed heavy at practically the lowest. The
room traders showed a disposition tocairy
prices upwards, In spite of free selling of
United Slates Steel preferred, and dis
couraging opinions current over the iron
and steel outlook. -
Prices gave way after the publication of
the bank statement. The item of deposits
reached a new record figure today and
loads and cash reserves went above last
week's record figures. The changes in the
various items were not fully up to last
week's unprecedented records, but the in
crease In loans, with last week's and cne
other exception, has never before bwn
equalled and the Increase In deposits never
or lore witn last week s single exception.
The loan Item of the clearing house banks
Is now close to the billion dollar mark.
The week's gsln In rash is considerably
In excess of the preliminary estimates,
but was not sufficient to make up the In
creased reserve requirement from the enor
mous growth In deposits, so that the sur
plus is slightly Impaired. The New York
banks are putting large funds Into com
mercial paper from interior points and
large loans have been made on sterling ,
collateral, so that the rapid growth of
the loan account is regarded as sound and
safe. But there Is a growth of conserva
tism about extending credits for speculative
committments In the stork market. It is
pointed out that the Increase of banking
reserves last year raroe to a halt In the
laat week of January, while the loan ex
pansion pioceeded from that time to Feb
ruary 1, to the extent of $70,000,000. From
February 7 to March 14. last year, the
New York banks lost over $30,000,000 rash
and the surplus in the. ssme time declined
$27,213,800. These conditions and precedents
are a force in causing the halt In the
speculative Interest In stocks.
Foreign Influences were slight but were
favorable to higher prices.
The bond market has shown soma sym
pathy with the reactionary tendency of
stocks and business has declined in vol
ume. United States 2s and old 4s have
declined 4 and the Ss coupon have ad
vanced M per cent, on call, during the
week.
The following are the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
Sales. mgn.Low.tjiose.
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore it Ohio...
do nfd
18,700 70tt 6
220 OTli 14 91
6.670 844 M ?,
100 Hl Wl VI
720 1184 1177 IIS
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Chesapeske & Ohio...
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago Gt. Western..
do n pfd
Chicago & N. W
Chicago Term. AT...
li.
JOt)
100
HX1
)
200
200
34,
834
l'l'tg
34 '4
3Ts
M
If.'
29'4
34
S4
ro
lti7 1T7M 1H5
104
fc.. C. C. & St. L 79
Colo. Southern 800 18 18 174
do 1st pfd 6H4
do 2d pfd 2O0 20 24 25
Delaware & Hudson..- 8u0 1074 167W 105
Del., Lack. A West 274
Denver & Rio Grande 00 214 214 21
do pfd 72
Erie 2.600 27 27s 274
ao 1st prq 7iio (i7
do 2d pfd 1,000 47 474
Ot. Northern pfd ,
Hocking Valley
do pfd 100 83V. K34
64
474
170
754
83
iai
204
88
19
3-14
Illinois central z.uuu iKJVt lo
Iowa Central
do pfd 100 i S3 83
K. C. Southern
do pfd .....
Louisville A Nashville 700 107 107
107
Aiannattnn L
Metropolitan St. Ry
1,800 1444 1434 1434
.400 1214
121
Minn. A St. Louis
60
Missouri Pacific:
Mo., Kan. A Tex
do pfd
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd
2.606 si"
"ibi '894
'04
'294
lis"
M4
174
88
88
1194
6"4
89
124
i2o;
64
N. Y. Central 4)0 119
ixorioiK at western
do pfd
Optarlo ft Western
Pennstlvafiia ........
P.. A. C. A St. Li..
Reading
do 1st pfd
700 ,614
'. i!ioo . "jai, '224
.27,000 .120. 13)
". "966 'itiii 'iiii
454
794
61
244
64
8l
84
1444
do 2d Pfd
Rock Island Co 6,700 24S
244
44
do pfd 100 644
St. L. & 8. F. 1st pfd. .
do 2d pfd 300 48 48
St. Louis 8. W s 15 14i
do pfd 2i") 84 34
St. Paul 4.700 145 144 4
do pfd
Southern Pacific 9,400 60H 60
Southern Railway .... 600 224 224
do pfd J' M4 84
Texas A Pacific 700 204 264
604
224
834
20
26
8K4
nr. I., oz w
do Pfd
Union Pacific
..11,600 814 80.
do pfd
.... DO
.... M4
394 894
184 174
20 197
45 4C4
.... 2!0
.... 193
1
Wabash
do pfd
1.200
1")
7'0
coo
8!4
204
404
Wheeling A L. Vj..
Wisconsin Central
do pfd ,
Adams Ez
American F.x
I'nlted States Ex.
Wells-Fargo Ex
205
Amal. Copper
.14,500
. 500
4.H
1914
474
194
47
74
Am. car A Foundry
194
ao pra
Am. Linseed Oil
104
do pfd
Am. locomotive
1.800
1'W
1,000
2114 204 204
do pfd
794
Am. Smelt. A Refng.
60
494
45W
ao pra
Am. Sugar Refng
A .. 1 .. w f..
'.'4
1274 1274
704
474 474
814 814
15 1W
6.600 12K
m.a..yi,.ca ,11. XV....... ..... ...
Brooklyn R. T 11,250 4S
Colo. Fuel A Iron 800 v
Columbus A H. Coal.. 400 15
Consolidated Gas
Boo HO. 193V 19314
General Elsctrlo
International Paper...
do pfd
2.410 172 170 1704
M4
83'
International Pump... 100 27
87
'46"
154
00 pra
National Biscuit loo 40
J
40
National Lead loo 15U.
154
North American
Paclflo Moll 400 274
People's Gas 7no mi
27
IO04 joo-i
704
Pressed Steel Car 300 31
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel loo
do pfd ao
Rubber Goods 200
'74 "74
44i 444
21
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron.... 700
U. 8. leather m)
7
88
7K4
134
'i4
Wis
88
781
134
624
104
544
83
844
do pfd lort
7S4
134
'iiii
&4
U. 8. Rubber 600
do pfd
V. B. Steel 7600
do pfd 32 7111
Western ITnlon
Northern Securities 1 "
Totalsales for the day, 214.806 shares.
Kew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 80 MnvrfTnn ..11
nominal: no loans. Time loans taH..r
sixty days, t per cent; ninety days, 4 per
cent: six months, 4-044 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4HG4
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at uaj.t
18ojo for demand and at $4 8'904i 4 M for
alxty days' bills; posted rates, 4.83V"ff4.S4
and $4.86434.87; commercial bills, 14.823
81LVER Bar, 66Hc; Mexican dollars,
42 4o.
i!OND Government steady; railroad Ir
regular. Th closing quotations on bonds are as
ioiiows:
17. S. rat. ta, rag. ...101
L. A H. ast.
aa Mttpoa I s
do la. rag log
do eoupoa loT
do saw aa. rag 1MV
da eaupM H'M
Mauhaitaa a
g. 4a. .1014
Max. C antral
a aa
do lat Ine IS
.'a. m at. u. as... vi
at., a. A T. 4s tn
do ts tlL
do aid 4a. rag 107(4
so aoupoa 107
..107
..101 i
-ci. n. k. 01 N. a. as
aa. rag...
da aouDoa ...
N. T. C. g. 14s e
N J. C. g. Ba Ill
Atcklaoa gas.
.lue
. (4
M
.101 Va
W
.104
Na Paclfto ia yt
so adj. aa...
Atlantlo C. U
B. A O. as....
do la
Croiral of Oa.
do lat Ina...
aa aa ti
N. A W. e. as n
O. a. L. 4s A par....
rana. aoav. Ina a1
Raadtng gas. 4a
St. Lai. M. a. 6a..ll
St. U A a r. tg. is. mJ
7H
Ch.a A Okls 4Sa....l0(s,
cnuago a a. ta... it
C. B. A Q. a. 4a ... 4J
C. M A g. P. g. 4a.. 104
C. A K W. a. la... .1(14
C. . I. A P. 4s.... 71(4
o col. ia
r c.c. a at. u a 4s r
Chicago Tar. a 1)(
Con. Tobacco 4a 5v)
Colo. A 8a. 4a aa.
D. A R O. aa Sat.
aria prior llaa 4a ... M
do gaa. ia U(4
P. W a D. C U....1
Hacking VaL 4SkS...l
Offered.
St. u a. W. Is MM.
8abard A. L ia.... avi
rw. rw-iM aa ao
So. Railway 6 Ill
Taaaa A P lltvi
1 . ov 1 w. aa. . vi
1'aioa rails.: Ns 1"1
do eon., is y7Sfc
r. g. ataal Id ta.... U
waaaaa ta ..........
do dab. B ,
W. A L. B. ia ...
Wla. Cantral 4s
Colo. P. A L a ta
.1114
. ao
t34
Clearlaar Hoase Averages.
NEW YORK. Jan. 80. The statement of
averages of the clearing house banks
this city fur the waa aiiows; Loan f&V
DAILY DEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1904.
652.1M1. increase S,4S7..TO; deposits $l,ra.
&43.sno. Increase $r7,Mn.lm; rlrcu'stinn $42.
7:9.0ffl, decrease ls:.W; legal tenders $76,.
.TT.Sfl, decrrssn $1 .803.1(10; specie $.'i6.4R7.S"0,
lncreaso $l0.2t.0rt; restrve $JM.U,i, In
ciesse $.4iO"0; reserv required tJf.8S,.
. Increase !l.410,l3; surplus $C5.12.nf.0. de
crease tf'-.3,-5; ex-United States deposits
$34,353.8C0, decrease $:iJ6,4i)0.
Boston tor ajssistlssa,
nOSTON, Jan. ai.-Call loans, 844 per
cent; time loans, IHW prr cent. Official
closing prices on stocks and bonds:
Atrhltnn 4a V,.AHmie,
.. 44
.. 44
.. il
. ,43ft
.. 161
.. 44
.. 1
.. t
..
.. 364
.. 10
.. 61
.. SI
..-W
.. 14
..106
.. 44
.. 2":
.. 12
.. 3Ki
" ."
.. 72 '4
.. I44
M.x. Ontrai 4t.
aa "Amalgamated ...
AU'hion
do pM
Bnaton A Alhanr
Bnaton Maine
. 9 "Illiigham
. l', Til. A Hacla
.2(4 Onkenntal
.1M Cr.fip.r Ranga
.14 nonunion Coal ...
Bontnn Elevated
N. T., N. H.
f-'ltchburg pfd .
H.-.lXTanklln
l:(a4'I.ln RoralS
srt Mohawk
l.4 Old Dominion ....
Inst Pola
l.A Parrot
12i4 loutncT
I'nion rapine ...
tin. Central ...
Amer. Sugar ...
do prd
Amer. T. A T. ..
Dominion I. A S...
General Electric ...
Mm. Electric
do prd
I'nllsd Frutt
V. 8. Bteel
da pfd
Wcatlns. common ..
Advanturs
Asked. Bid.
. 8!4 Snnta Pe Coppar.
.170 Tamara.-k
. 2S Trinity
. 7 I'nlted State ....
. m i 'tan
. Vic toria
. G4 Winona
, a) Wolverine
. 1(4 Dalr Wert
London Stork Market.
LONDON. Jan. SO.-CIosIng:
Consola, money
.. 7V,N. Central.
.. 17 it Norfolk A W..
.. l do prd
.. 71H Ontario A W..
.. S41? Pennsylvania .
.. s Rand Mines ..
..1214 .Reading
...123
... .14
... 12
... 24
... 1
...
... 134
... 41
... il
... 21
...
... (14
... M4
...
... 11H
... U't
... l(4
... 40V4
.to account ,,.
Anaconda
Atchison ,
do pfd
Bait I mora A O..
Canadian Pacific
Chea. A Ohio....
Chicago Ot. W..
C. , M. A St. P..
DeB.ra
D. A K. O. ......
do pfd
Erie
do lrt pfd....
do in pfd..
do id pfd..
So. Railway ..
do pfd
So. Paclflo ....
t'nlon Paclftc .
do pfd
V. t. Steel....
do pfd
. 17H
.14
, ia'i
. l.'a
. H4
. tio
. t
. 4
.194 4
.110
. 1"4
do d pfd
ininoli Ontrai
Wabaah
I.oul. ft Niah....
do pfd
M.. K. A T
SILVER Bar,
steady. 2Ti.d per ounce.
MONEY 2(fi 24 PT cent; the rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills Is
2TH(fJ3 per cent; for three months' bills, 3
per cent.
Kew York Mining; ttnotatlona.
NEW YORK. Jnn. SO.-The following are
tne closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alios
Breecs
Brunawltk Con ..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Horn Silver ....
Iron Silver
Leadvllla Cos ...
Offered.
1
I.lttla Chief
.. 27
.. 10
..
..
..170
..104
..125
.. 8
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Pot oil
Ravage
filarra Nevada
Small Hop...
Slandara
..
,.CK
..460
.. 1
.. 25
.. et
.. 75
.. 20
..!
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Jan. 30. Money was In fair de
mand In the market today, bclhg affected
Somewhat by month-end operations. Dis
counts were weak. Business on the Stock
exchange was agitated on war rumors,
trading was Inactive and prices were de
pressed. . Consols wer wenk, but closed a
fraction better. Home rails were dull.
Americans opened lower, comparatively
steady and at about parity, became Inani
mate and closed quiet. Foreigners felt
keenly the uncertainty In regard to the far
eastern situation and dropped under the
lead of the Japanese. The amount of bul
lion taken Into the Bank of England on
balance today was 4:6.000. The sum of
JtlSO.MO was withdrawn for shipment to
Egypt.
PARIS, Jan. 30. Trading on the bourse
today was dull and prices were heavy.
There was a slight Improvement toward
the close. Internationals and Russians be
came lirmer. Ruaslan Imperial 4s closed at
89 95. The prlvalo rate of discount was
2 13-16. " Three nor cent rentes, 97f 45c for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f 16c
for checks.
BERLIN, Jan. 30. Prices on the bourse
today were weak, and there were few
transactions. Exchange on London, 10m
4S1ipfg for checks. Discount rates: F rl
bills. 34 per cent; threeo months' bill. .4
per cent.
Bank Clearings for Week.
OMAHA, January 30. Bank clearings for
the week, us compared with the corre
sponding week last year; '
ISO!. l'.HB.
Monday ....
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday .,
F;ida y
..$1,256. 6X3.91 $.,228,676.46
.. l,Wi7,W7.41 1.102,150.94
.. 1,112,631.12 1 222,201.23
.. 1.152.3S6.14 :,277,257.18
.. 1.031,6X88 1,119.399.01
Saturday
1,090,626.31 1.222,544.
A dfrease of 1441.463.1)9 from the corre.
ponding week last year.
Imports anil ETxports nt Now York.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30 Imports of dry
goods ar.d general merchandise at New
York for tho week were valued at $12,560,
Imports of specie st New York this week
were $3ti,tS gold, and 114.704 silver. Specie
exports riorn tniB port during tne week
were $l,0o,276 silver and 1203,(150 gold.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-OOTTON Never
before has such an advance us that of this
morning been witnessed overnight in the
cotton market, and never before has the
market shown such wild excitement. Cables
rom Liverpool were excited. There were
sensational advances from Liverpool, with
exciting riuying on stop orders ana rumors
circulating regaroing tne condition of con
tinental. European Hnd American houses.
Aiurcn, wnicn last night closed at 15.82c.
pened at 16.25c. sold up to 16.42c on tha call.
May. closing yesterday at 16.04c, advanced
to 10.75c. and Julv. closing at 16.1RC. onened
at 16.80c. There was hetvy liquidation and
immediately louowing tne call prices sag'
ged off a few points, hut the market ra.
malned excited. The liauldatlon for lha
fall carried the active months down from
ZZ to 26 points, with March selling at 1 foe
May at 16.50c and July at 16 5ic. But at this
poini mere was Pull support and the mar
net was iarcea un to a still nia-her level
with March reaching 16.45c. Mav lit 79n and
July 16 90c. a net advance on these months
of 72rq76 points. The close was at near the
top ana steady, witn the nearer positions
67'i75 points un and the later months !,ns
points nei-nigner. me sales or the day
leoumaieu were wv.uuu.
Wool Market.
LONDON. Jan. 80. WOOL The offerings
at the wool auction sales today numbered
13,807 bales. Scoured and medium and fins
merinos were In large supply and were
quicsiy taken by me r rencn snd German
buyers. A fine selection of Victorian caused
eager competition. A few lots of superior
greasies were taken oy Americans. Greasy
iroaen neece reallrea tne nignest prices o
the series. Withdrawals were frequent
prices being against buyers. The galea will
closo Monday. Following are the sales In
detail: New South Wales. 8,200 bales
scoured, lirla lid: greasy. idQln; Queens
la no. 7110 pales: scoured, la 4Vd(rris vVd
Victoria. 8.000 hales: scoured. 74dra2s lid
greasy, 7drula 3d: South Australia, wio bales
greasy, fyfillrt: West Australia. i.9" bales
greasy.6!?iimi: New Zealand, 3.200 bales
greasy, 64filld; Cspe of Good Hope and
Natal, 700 h'tliM; scoured. Is edfels 74d;
greasy, 3(87d. The arrivals of wool for
tha second aeries amount to 91.964 bales. In
eluding 61.000 forwardttd direct to spinners
H r mum. Jan. an. wool, Hteaoy
medium erudea. combing and clothing.
17ii21c: light fine. 1F,ffl74o: heavy fine, 1231
14c; tub washed, 2C&o040.
CosTeo Market
NFW TORK. Jan. SO. COFFEE Th
market for futures opened steady at
advance of Mft'lO point on me general list
and of 15 noinia on July. .1 ne advance wa
due to continued good buying, and Wall
atreet houses that were encouraged by
firmness in ths foreign markets, although
receipts for the day at primary points were
rather large. Private advices, however. In
dicated tho probability of a falling off In
the movement, and th market absorbed the
liquidation of large long interests very
well, closing steady, net rwiu points nigher
Bales wer reponea or ivi.i nags, uiciua
Ing: March. 8c: May. 8 25&8 35c: June. 8.45c
July. 8 dMix soc: Beptemner, s WKue.isic: octo-
oer, .ho'So.9uc; uecemmr, s was. epoi mo.
firm: No. 7 invoice. 9c. stun, steady: Cor
dova, 40U4o.
.
logar and Molassea.
NEW TORK. Jan. 80.-SPOAR-Raw,
quiet; fair refining. 21 l-16c; centrifugal, 96
tost. 11-1'ic; molaases sugar, 2) -16c. Ke
fined, quiet; No. 6. 4c; No. 7, 19uc; No.
8.90c; No. 9, t 85c; No. 10. $ 80c; No. 11. 1.76c
No. 12. 8.70c: No. 13. 8 65c; No. 14. 1.60c; con
fectloners, 4 25c; mould A, 4.25c; cutloaf.
0.10c; crusnea, s.ioc; powaerea, .aoc; grsn
ulated. 4 40c: cubes. 4 65c. Molassea. firm
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice,
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 80.-DRY GOODS-Th
week has closed quietly In the dry gouda
market. On sttple cotton gooda prices are
decldely firm and sellers reluctant to take
orotrs or any extent ror ruture delivery
Muyera. on tne otner Dana, ar conserve'
live, and ar content with moderate pur
cruises, on area gooos. linens, nosier? an
underwear, a fair business has been done
by lubbers.
Ileal City Llvo (toek Market.
SIOLTC CITY, Ia.. Jan. 80 fSpecial Tele
gram V CATTLE Receipts, 4) head. Ma
ket slow; beeves, $3 tVi4 60; rows, bulls an
mixed, $2.4041160; stockera and feeders, $2.73
Bli: calves and yearlings. 12 6on3.50.
H R seel pis, 4 head. Market about
steady, sellliig ai Hku4.ifv; bulk, H70u4.0.
OMAITA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Both Btaara anr Cwi TuVj a Quartet
Liwer for tka WcL
HOCS A TRIFLE LOWER THAN A WEEK AGO
Bheea Receipts Excessive at All Points
aad PTlcea Are from a Quarter
to Forty Cents Lower
Than oa Monday,
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 20.
Receipts wen.: Cattle. Hogs. Shei p.
Official Monday 2,3V9 4.9!0 S. mti
Olllclar Tuesday 3.S17 7.6T5 6,V'2
Ofliclal Wednesday 6.4o3 8.14S li.OiJ
Ottlclnl Thursday 4.37 ld.o.'S . i.i'St
Official Friday 2.M2 O.S..7 t,M
Ofliclal Saturday 150 i.S'tl 12o
d mi Jai
..18.943
..14,914
..22,7c
46.574
42,451
41.4K9
4-6.14
46,746
50.296
1M.5S8
8V.773
o2.753
4",(kl
tl'.ti'K)
26.243
25.056
i;i7,5i'i
9V179
64.874
64. i 2
70.927
81.9.4
87.315
41, OH
12.S48
week ending Jan. 23.
W eek ending Jan. 18
Week ending Jan. 8 17.79
W eek ending Jan. 2 12.226
I Hume week last yeur....l8,7f0
Tctal J ;i nuary, 19"4 76,061
1 oiai January, lSkta..
Total Januarv. lftiS..
6.98 197.4:13
3.90S 230.379
Total January, l'l 55,456 2"3.4V
oiai January, 19oo 57.717 1SC.878
olal January, lsg 41,749 194.993
dial January. Isiw 43.4o6 159.5j4
Total Jnnuary, 1S97 4S,m 113.5"6
Total January, 1H96 40,193 97,367
Total January. lt9ii 50.718 lii.619
12.711
RECE1P1S FOR THE 1 EAR TO DA 1 E
The following table shows tlie receipts u,
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
ne year louaie and comparisons wun last
ear: isi4. 19u3. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 76,(il 76.9ii
Hogs 1X4.5SX 197.433 12.S40
Sheep 167.601 98,3.9 69,122
Average prices pain for ini:s ai Soutn
niaha lor the last several uas Willi cum-
aiisons:
lt- I 1904. 11801. 1902. 1M)1. 1800. 18!i9.18;i8.
Jan.
4 (441 f 831 6 22 4 8t 4 211 I 1 41
4 OU4I b ilii 6 22, 1 H 4 441 1 6,
an.
aq.
I aii ii 4 isi i ail si 1 sa
sn.
4..., 4 75J 1 6 6 UM 4 2.1 3 41 8 44
6 ... 4 664; 27i I 6 Oil 4 87 47 3 !S
an.
an.
4 664. 34 2l i 4 S5 8 4S 3 .'!
4 664' 6 it'i 6 Mi 5 bai 1 1 2 421 3 4i)
4 604I 46 C 09 6 M 4 $4 I I 41
4 flip. I 8 am g in! & 141 4 it.11 3 46i
an. 7.
an. 8.
n.
8...
10..,
an.
an.
an.
40 a 14 a M a ooj 0 Pol a a.
11...
4 63
4 6i4
4 75-,,
4 J;!
64,
1 04 6 231 4 41, !,!(
12.
146
fe 171 4 4V 4 av 11
I 4 631 8 55 8 41
6 VA 1 6il 3 48
6 261 4 68 8 41
6 20 4 62 8 62 '
6 2W 4 461 1 491 I IT
an. 18...
an. 14.
li 4
00
I 86,
6 41
6 14
an.
an.
Is.
6 22
lii...
17...
18...
19...
20...
21...
22...
U...
24...
26...
26...
27...
:...
12...
oM...
4 74 6 49 1 4 la,
an.
I t 191 li
4 S4 I 22
n.
6 291 4 551 1 61! 1 51
an.
an.
an.
4 7241 6 39, . 6 27
4 64
2 64 1 64
3 661 3 bu
I 69 8 64
I 57
1 66
3 61 3 62
4 bs4 6 4i 6 27;
4 7fttl 6 681 6 16 6 25
4 64
4 08
4 69
4 65
4 48
4 60
4 62
an.
an.
4 8541 53 6 021 6 12
4 8741 6 69 6 l3 5 14
an.
an.
b 06
6 06
6 14
6 21
4 884
6 12
6 16
8 60
3 61
8 63
3 66
3 lii
an.
4 86-4 71
3 1 2
2 67
2 C
3 64
an.
an.
4 80V 6 65 6 12
4 8Ha 6 64! 6 95 6 22
an.
a 1,4 a s a z 1 - 1
an.
4 M-ft! 6 7o 6 Uu 6 251 4 64 3 70
Indicates Sundny.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Roads Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
M. 6t et. f
14
1
1
, t
10
23
6
1
2
1
2
3
1
U I
Wabash
Mo. l'ac. Ry 2
tjiuon Pac. System ....
C. A N. W. Ry
E. A M. V. R. R. 2
St. P. M. A O... 2
A M. Ry 11
B. A Q. Ry
K. C. A 8t. J
R. I. A P.. east ....
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. West'n ....
Total receipts 6 84 1 2
The disposition of the day s receipts was
as follows, eacn tiuyer purchasing tun
number of head inalcatea
Buyer
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co...
, ... 55
, .. 1,162 UI
. .. 934 8.
, .. 1.176
. .. 1,427
,.28
Swift A uo
udahy Packing Co...
Armour A Co
Armour A Co.. 8. C...
Other buyers
Total 29 6.864 407
catti.K There wer practically no
cattle on sale today, so that a test of the
market waa not made. For the week
receipts show un increase over last weca
if aUOUl a.uuu neau, uui us cuniiJtueu mini
lie same period of laai, year there is very
little change. For the month of January
here Is also very little cnange in ine
iioolv in compared with a year ago. 'in
tufife above will show the exact figures.
The cattle market this week has been' In
very unsatisfactory condition to all con
cerned. To begin with packers have been
hampered with a shortage of refrigerator
cars which has made it difficult to move
heir meat products. Receipts of stock
t eastern markets have been ratner ex
cessive and as a result the price of cattle
has suffered a severe slump. Corn fed
steers are safely 2(40c lower than Tuesday
. . 1 1 ... 1 . .KI. cnnLr ... a niljl-l..
lower than the close of Inst week. They
arA alsn at the low point of the Year.
prices being worse even than at me low
time on Wednesday of last week. In fact
prices are nearly back to where they were
wnen me marsei was so oauny uemur
altzed just before the holidays. It Is need
less to Buy that feeders vfho have arrived
at any of the markets this work have been
disappointed In the prices received. Com
mission men are hoping offerings will be
moderate this coming week and in that
way give the market a breathing spell.
Good to choice steers are selling from
$4.25 to $4.50. with strictly prime from $4.50
to $4.75. Fair to good grades sen irom
.75 to $4.25 and common kinds from $3.75
wn or mostly from 13.40 to 13.76.
The cow market has followed much the
same course as the trade on steers. As
compared with Wednesday prices are
2Mi40o lower or safely a quarter lower for
the week. The market, however. Is very
uneven ss Is always the case when prices
are fluctuating back and forth as rapidly
as they have of late. The brunt of tho
decline nns Deen on tne medium 10 gixici
rsttle. Good to choice grades are quotable
from $8 to $3.40, fair to good from $2.26 to
$2.M) and canners and cutters from $1.50
to $2.26. ,
Bulls are also snout a quarter lower man
week ago. The better gradea sell from
ti to $3.76 and the commoner or bologna
grades from 12.60 down. There has been
a rainy gona demand this week for
bologna bulls and prices are not a great
deal lower. Veal calves are also a little
lower, but still the best gradea bring
around $5 and possibly $5.25.
mere nas Deen a rair oemana ror
stockers and feeders this week In spite of
me cold and atormy weather which baa
kept buyers at home. A good many
Warmed up cattle have sold for feeders
this week that last week went to killers,
but owing to the slump In the prices of
fat cattle th feeder buyers would give
mure for them than would the packers.
The best grades ol gaad. heavy, fleshy
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GENERAL OFFICES. N. Y. LIFE BLDG., MINNEAPOLIS.
Omaha Branch, 1618 Far nam
feeders sre pot ao much lower, but the
commoner kinds are very dull and un
svernv lower. Representative s;iles:
HOGS There wse a moderate run Of
hogs In sight (thls morning and with a
fairly good demand the market opvtiod
sternly and the bulk of the hogs was soon
disposed of. The same ss yesterday, tho
light stuff sold from M.75 down, mixed loa Is
from 14.75 to 1IK0. good heavy hogs from
$4-80 to $4 S6 and prime heavies mostly from
14 V. to $1 .90, with the top at $4 95. 'Inward
the close of the market, after rarkers hsd
their more urgent orders filled, trading was
less active and the close was slow and
weak. As salesmen wanted the enrly
prices. It was rather laio before every
thing was disposed of.
For the week receipts show an Increiso
over lust Week of about 4,000 head snd ss
compared with the same week of last year
there Is a decrease of about 4 041 bead.
For the month of January supplies show
a falling off n corn pared with January,
19A3, of sho'it 12.0.10 hc;id. Prices have held
unusually steady this week, the fluctua
tions from day to day only amounting on
most days to 1 or 2c. On Wednesday the
msrkrt eased off shout 6c. The general
tendency of prices has been downward, but
the net loss only amounts to 5'uloc as com
pared with the close of lost week. Repre
sentative sales:
No. Av. gh. It. ."to. Av. 8h. Pr.
7S I0 ... 4 7:'Vk tv I.'S kO 4 F1
7 17 ... 4 "r !1 f.'i 4't 4 M
104 17 ... 4 75 44 143 1 4 H
78 211 ... 4 75 IT. .211 1:0 4 HO
71 la 40 4 711 & tl 2K0 4 ?'t
74 1M 10 4 7S 7 212 ... 4 8L"j
S4 174 ... 4 75 70 24! 120 4 "Ji
M .' ... 4 7714 41 22 ISO 4 2(
6K 142 80 4 77, 71 MU 1.0 4 ns't
7 2IM ... 4 77V, 2 243 0 4 tjv
Hi IfS ... 4 77V, 6" 2D7 SO 4 2'
ti rh so 4 r4 : 4 ... 4 k
4 201 10 4 771, ( 2f7 R0 4 ."i
r4 214 ... 4 0 43 275 ... 4 K'i
74 204 SO 4 0 75 14.1 ... 4 S
242 10 4 M TO f1 ISO 4 S
220 120 4 0 41 !SS 10 4 M
42 247 120 4 10 4 2S4 0 4 8S
H ft ISO 4 DO (1 274 100 4 M
70 21 120 4 SO 26 320 ... 4 Ml
7s !17 ... 4 o M 299 fl 4 7U1
OK 270 120 4 SO 7 taft 80 4 171,
62 2M ... 4 50 7S 2l ... 4 74
CA ??1 ... 4 SO t5 271 40 4 S7',
54 tH so 4 10 an 210 loo 4 so
Sf 241 10 4 50 M 2K4 10 4 10
72 2!r. 40 4 10 7 274 ... 4 ti
1. 21 1(10 4 10 M SIS ... 4 11
70 247 40 4 10 17 Sod 80 4 15
(7 ?M 4(1 4 10
SHEEP There were not enough sheep In
the yards this morning to make a market.
For the week receipts show an Increase
over last week of about 6,000 head and as
compared with the same week of last year
there Is an Increase of about 12 000 head.
In fact, receipts have been very heavy all
the month of January, the Increase over
January of last year amounting to over
69,000 head.
In view of the henvy receipts, not only
at this market, but at all others. It Is not
Mirprlslng that prices have eased off a
trifle. The mutton market In the east
seems to be in rather bad condition snd
that, together with the shortage of re
ceipts, hsve all worked together to breiik
the market. As compared with Monday of
this week the good to choice grnds are
about a quarter lower, while th common
and part-fat kinds sre flow solo nt n, de
cline of 2."'7i40c. One trouble with the mar
ket this week has been the poor quality of
the offerings, good stulT being verv scarce.
For the last few days the nunllty ba be-on
so common that a large rlvire of tho sr
rlvsls have sold for feeders. There hns
been a pretty fair demand all the week for
feeders, but In view of the break In the
price of killers the market on feeders has
also eased off to some extent, particularly
on the commoner kinds.
Quotations for corn-fed stock: Cholp
western lambs, 't5.60iff5.75; fair to good
Iambs. $5.0nf?5.50; good to choice vrsrllngs
4.nWi"4.75; fair to good yarllng. $4.50; good
to choice wethers, $i.0f(fll.2,i; fair to good
wethers fS.nOAj.oO; good to cholc ewes.
t3.snfi4.00: fair to good ewes. 3 2."i?n.5':
choice feeder lambs, 14.0CuM.7T: fair to goid,
$3.50474.00; feeder vearllngs. $3 50(94 r0; feeder
wethers. 13 ,50ifr3.76 : feeder ewes, 8I0Tfi3.O0;
culls, ll.75ru2.00. Representative rales:
No. Av.
Pr.
1 buck 10
' native ewes 110
106 native lambs 73
I'd western ewes 91
i28 western lambs 64
8 on
3 so
R 15
3 r
4 33
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Receipts Light Bven for a fatnrdar
and Prices Show Little Strength.
n . a . . mr. fm , ,. 1 1 v T." TJ, .ulnf.
(.I11WSOO, jail. ai.-v.Al inn i.n,ri",
600 head; weak; good to prime steers, $4.75
66.60; poor to medium, $3.76fi4.5o; stockers
ana leeaers. z..uitfi-ui'; cuii, ai.wuvi.
heifers, $1.7613-4.26; canners, $1.602.50; pulls,
$1.75Q4.25; calves, $3.50(37.00.
HO1t4 TtecnlDts Indur. 23.000 head: esti
mator! Vlonrlav. 371) head: weak: mixed
and butchers. $4.7(i4i5.024; good to choice
heavy, MSiffi.Oo; rough heavy, $4 65ii4.86;
lia-ht 14 4iri4Wi: bulk of sales. $4.75414.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelpts. 1,200
head; sheep, weak; lambs, weak; good to
choice wethers, $4.25(4.50; fair to choice
mixed, $3.5004.00: western sheep, h.wwd.zb;
native lambs, $4.2&4j5.90; western lambs,
$4.60(&.0.
Kansas City Llvo Block Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 80. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 600 head, Including 60 southerns;
market unchanged; export and dressed leef
steers, $3.46$5.16; fair to good, 13.50U'4.30;
weatern-fed steers, $3.604,4.30; Blockers and
feeders, $3.0tnM.10; southern steers, tS.OOtd
4.0; southern cows, $2 00412.75; native cows,
$2.(iiVfi3.65; native heifers). $2.5(,(fJ3.8'): bulls,
$3.40473.65; calves, 12.2Dfo6.20. Receipts for
the week. 39,800 head.
HOGS Receipts. 600 head; market 6fll0o
lower; top. tr..K: bulk of sales. U.Ki-W,
heavy, l. 904(5.00; packers, !4.75y4.95; pigs
and lights. $4. 5043a. 76. Receipts for th
week. 42.900 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, fiOO
head: market steady; native lambs, $1.50
5.75; western lambs. $4.50afi.60; fed ewes.
$3.60ffi4.00; western-fed yeurllngs. ftiHKiri.iu;
stockers nnd feeders, $2.75(64.10. Receipts
for the week, 20,600 head.
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
PT. LOUIS, Jan. 30. CATTLE Receipts,
1.000 head. Including 8() Texans; market
slow, about steady: native shipping and
export Bteers, $4 254i6.50, the top for alrlctly
fancy Block; drosaed beef and butcher
steers, $3.50ij6.35; steers under 1.000 lbs.,
M.604ifi.56; stockers and feeders. $2.164.00;
cows and heifers. $2.264T'4.60. the top for
fancy corn-fed heifers; canners, $2.2oi32 60;
bulls, r2.4fHii4.0O: calves. t3.0T97.nO; Texas
and Indian steers, $2. 3034.10; cows and
heifers. $2,001(53.00,
HOGS Receipts, 4,600 head market
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the Purchase of Wheat
Wheat has Advanced
Stocks an Average of
St. Tel 3467. TIIOS.
1?
W early to 6c lower; pigs and llchts, $4 SS'
4 65; puckers, $4 60, 1 4 80; butchers and best
heavv, 4 MS no.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Koorlpts. Softhead;
market steady: native muttons. 13 50'i)4 7.;
lambs, $4 5" in 0.75: culls and bucks, $2.aut
4 25; Blockers, $2.0075.
t. Joseph l ive Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jnn. 80. CATTLE Re
rclpts. 425 head; steady.
HOGS Receipts. 6.652 besd; steady to $8
lower; lights. $4.55i)4 $.'4: medium and
henvv. $Si,i5nR.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none.
Stock In Sight.
Following are the receipts of II v stock
for the six prlnclpsl western cities yes
terday: cattle, nogs. Bheep.
South Omaha lf 6.S79 185
t'hlcngo 61) 23.00) 1.2rti
Kansas City 6 6"0 )
St. Louis l.o.n 4.600 8D
St. Joseph 42 6.653
Sioux city 3m 4.000 ...
Total 2.975 43.481 1.I2J
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