Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JANUARY 7.
GRAIN AND IRODUCE MARKET
MillmjGst Bitt ef D-wUck cb Flear
Tirtitlly Amtric-.
NEBRASKA CORM MOVEMENT SLACKENS
Heavier Cera MilpMrm. NrMrtr' aad
I-arger Breeelatt, BaBfaeas
Seaboard Rate I a Km
of t hlraaa.
1 OMAII . Jsit. 6. I".,
v The Wheat tnarti't continues vn ntr
rr s. hut with U firm und-rton. The de
'creased receipte to the northwest are at
trctlng attention ar,l Ihe increased flour
demand which is rcp.rt-d. The relative
decrees of stocks In Minneapolis, whl. h
ah'.iwa an Improved cash demand, are aim
lihn Into consideration. Minneapolis
stocks for the wek Increased lO.'M) bush
els. A treasury decision is announced by
which millers are given additional priv
ileges li uslrg Canadian wheat. Focm.-rly
the drawback applied only fur all Canadian
wheat flour milled la bond, but It is now
announced mixed flour has also tlie priv
ilege If accompanied by a atatemem. A
I'l'Tt from Nashville and other southern
l-omts ssys the -miller are eager to buy.
Kt. Louis report the sale of o. 2 red at
11.20. Duluth stocks Increased for the
week SSS.'siO nushals. Liverpool waa a little
weaker on the government rW and In
dian shipments. Argentina snipped 57 (
bushels. Increasing from 512.081 bushels last
week and 1" bushels las year. The Ar
gentina visible continues steady, being
l.loto.i bushels for this w-ek. against l.lTt..-
buhei last week. Laet year it waa
only 7..0A bushels. The .Modern Miller
tnd the winter wheat condition Improved.
The bad tendency from drouth in Bum
sections has been overcome.
Com waa a little scarce in Omaha today
and Thursday and la likely to continue bo
fir some day. The farmers have dried
tip a little aftir the holiday movement
and with cold weather movement from
first habd in Nebraska la expected to be
email for at least a week. The corn actua
tion waa thought generally to be better
today and there waa considerable dealing
In the ooirse grains. Report has it Thurs
day Chicaao shipped .V!.8 New Orleans
SlB.OtKt, Roeton YA,V. Baltinvire 04.4 and
New Tork. saV. The alight decline in
future Thuraday will have the effect of
drying up tlie farm movement. It id pre
dicted, however, if the corn Bells off a
little lr the present month it will return
to the high mark in the spring. The
farmer nr. Pot overly anxjoti to eell at
current price. Cribs are said to be empty
and if the movement for cribbing; corn
begins It rll take several mllllona from
the available iVirn. Chicago is about th
highest com taarket juet now and there
is no Incentive for Illinois corn to go to
th gulf. The Oerman, large Increase In
rye where a decrease Mad been expected
has had. It (s thought. depressing effect
on cora exports. - Liverpool was off an
eighth. ArgetHlne BUlpmnta were steady.
ing l,44.u0 for the week, against Ida. 00
i'it week sail 334.08) last year. The Ar
te' ntlne visible, however, decreases eharply,
'lielng 1.437.00V this week. against 2.046.000
last well gT4 2.149,(p) last year. Eastern
roads Lave pat In the advance rates on
corn to th' se.abard.
The oat market waa iiusy this morning
and there was more liquidation there than
in other grains This was early in the
session pari'lar1y, but the offerings were
absorbed a ad there seemed a good buying.
A large amount f standard oats are being
loaded Out. but this la mid not to indicate
an much, bualneas us would appear on the
A .rfaoe. Oat cargoes are sajd to be hard
i'o diaposo or.
tXwaha Cask galea.
WheaV-No. S hard, 1 car. 66 lbs., $104:
No. 4 hard. 1 car, 64 U.S., 11.01; 1 car, bi
lbs., 03d: no grade. 1 car. tuc.
Corn No. S ylkw. 1 car. SX'ic.
Oata No. $ white, 1 car, tf c.
. Oa.ki Caah Market.
WHEAT No. J alarm, tl ntitl.07; No. 3
hard. Slot: No, 4 hard. S5c(h101; No. 3
apring. 0.(l; no grade, ftjc
CORN-No. 2, .VV: No. I, SS'c; No. 4.
JTSc; no grade, jsjrio; No. 2 yellow, 3SV;
No. S yelloifc 8Hci,A'o. 2 white, Kic; No. I
white. SbHc.V r
OATS No. J mixed. CSc: No. 1 mixed,
TTHc; No. 4 mixed. iiiVir; No. I white. c;
No. S whit. SV; No. 4 white, i'T'yo;
atandard, 'JSic
Carlot Retflali,
Wh 'tt. Corn. Oats
Chlcaifni'
Kansas'. City .
Minneapolis ..
ruluth
KL Loul .....
Omaha
3S
461
7
;
. 4
. 414
. ls
M
lti3
Crabs lltarket Elsewhere.
Closing prlcea. of grain today and Thurs
dsy at the markets uamed were as follows:
ClicCAGO.
Wheat
May ....
July ....
Corn
May ...
July ....
Wheat
May ....
July ....
Corn
May ....
July ..
Today. Thursday.
... 1.15 . A 1.14S
... SSB
44V.B
1
44sn
44iU
KANSAS CITT.
1.06
41 i
41
4i;
41Ta
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat . r
May
July ,e...v,
1.17T,
SSB
43S
41 SA
vB
t-orn 11
, May 4. 4
July US
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat-St
May ; ,
July
. DULUTH.
Wheat "
May
NEW YORK.
Wheat
May ......'...
1.16
1.13
1.1S B
1.16H
lOJi,
July ..a .. J.it
SEW YORK GKXEHAl, MARKET
atattoa at the pay ea Varloas
Caanaaoaltles.
NEW YORK." Jan. . KLOUR-i-Recelpts.
.iK3 bbls.; exports, 1.411 bbla. ; market
tirm a)ut- qalM;'' Munnnotn ftRients,
ta.d&; Minnesota bakers.' 4-404.7; win
ter patents, to.iii5.si, wlntnr straights, tSZ5
.(; winter extras, 3.aVQ4.Sn; winter low
grade. a.4i(ij4.10. Rye flour, steady; fair to
Kood, S4.4utt4.7u; inoue. to fancy, 34.7&ii&M.
Buckwlieat flour, dull; Jl'dilS.
CORXMEAL-Steady; fine white and yel
low, tl.lu; coarse, 1.134jl-W; kiln dried,
RYE Nominal ; f. o. b. western, 75c,
BAKLKY-lJull: feeding, 44e, c. I. f., Kew
Tork: malting, 45rnUc. I- I. Buffalo.'
WHEAT Receipt. 3t,4 bu.; exports,
!C,7l bu. ; apot market firm; No. 3 red,
ll.n. elevator; No. 3 red, ILE, f. o. b.
afloat : No. 1 northern. Duluth. tl.2t,.f, o.
b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, 11.10. t. o.
U. afloat. While exceedingly dull all day
wheat maintained a firm tone on further
northwest cash dkjrrtand. Wall street bull
support and light eterings, the close show
ing VktjViC net advance. May, l.li-16(tf
11 1-16. closed tl.lt4 July closed. tl.US.
CORN Receipt. ir7.47E bu.; exiorta. SS.96S
bu.; spot market Irregular: No. 3. 63c, ele
vator, and lc, f. o. b afloat; No. I yel
low, 61c; No. 3 white. tc. Option market
alull and featurehtaa, closing net un
atULBged. May cloved at auc,
OAT-Recipt, Ju,(0 bu.; .pot market
steady. Mixed. 2 to 33 lbs., STV; natural
whit. 30 to 33 lbs.; S'rXiHi'-r-. clipped
white. 3 to 4t . 410.
HAY Pull: sbipplDg, Jifcc; good to
choice. 77Wota,
HOPS iuiet: 19(13. 3u&33c; olds, 14c; I"a
cino coaat. lal&c.
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 30 to IS lb.,
lac; California, 71 to 36 lbs., ISk.-; Texas, dry,
jk to lbs 14Hc.
LEATHER nrm: add. 24&c.
PROVIUION Reef, steady; family. JH.M
dli.Wi; niek. (uS&0. beef bania. 2 uu
' 15.U0; paeket. llti.sui0ll.Ou; city xtra India
mesa. (14 .(rl4.h. Cut meats, dull: pickled
bellies. 36.7iiiSl7.tv; pickled shoulders, $aS0;
ickled UatTtS. pt Op. lird. guiet; weturit
nea.mtd. 7.uD: refined, dull: continrnt.
l"l; compound. saOWus.ii.. Pork, tjuiet;
. Tt clear. flii ibqjli.uu; ineaa. I II.UIK9 li uo.
1 ALLOWSleaiiy; city, 4c, country.
S.1-I-VC.
HlTIMt-nnai renovated, common ta
fitra, lifiiii. western factory, held, com-
I n.on to eliuli-e. ljl!c.
CHEESE tirroiig.ette. full cream, small,
colored aud white, fiuiev. L.'i ; tine, lle;
Lte made, colored ant) atdte. jxior tochoue,
frVtill'.c. laise. colored uad hltc fancv,
2c; ftiie. U,UlSc: late made, colored aii'd
white, poor to choice. ),Cfrllc.
lAijB titeady : ae.lein lancy selected,
fsc; weateia firhta, Z'r.
lut; fuel. IV; turke)S, lUilV. Pressed.
iuiet; western chikeiis, Ua 15-; fowls, lljj
. lunria, train.
HOl'LTRY Alive. firm ; weetern thickens.
c; fowls. , turseys. l.'.ii-v-. Itresaed.
esdy; wetern rhickeii. Jldlic; fowls, h
Niakearolls 4. rata Market.
MlNNLUol li Jatt .-WHKAT-Uv,
I!. ;'. J.iu, f iv,: N'w I rJ. II 17y No'l
, jiorih. r- II I',-.; No. J in.ril.i.ii. fl li-,.
A i-OC li t ut .ai. i.u, ... jmk; tu, sevon
I r.T,--t ta imte sni rtea-s littrz.
. leer 150.
H RAN -Bull. 114.40.
(nkai.o t.RAi u rnoiios
reateres f ike Trata aaa Claslag
rrleea aa Board of Trade.
CHICA'JO. Jan. -Rrlsfc demand for casti
wh-et had a errtgt h-n! eff-t on future
d.lven today. The May option closed
with a gain of ec Corn l up 'iSc. Oata
show a shale advance. Provisions are up
NotwithStsmlhig increaseJ silrniients
from Argentina the wheat irsrket ened
m itrt a t.ilr d'-gr of rlrmnef May be!n
up c to l.c at 11 14r61l4S. The rrengtn
enlrg feature mas the cMitirtued btht move
merit in the nortbaeat. Alth'-tign a com
parison of receipts today alth th'e of the
corre,porirllng day a year ago did not show
a mifficient dei reas to create bul'ishnese.
the ngnres mere enouglt tmiri'er to keep
aiive some hope In bull traders. liusineex,
homever. aas much restrleted during the
fsrly pnrt of the session, pit traders) ben.g
bearishlv Inclined snd waiting to avail
themfe.ves of a possible slump. Wea knees
01 carse grains brought out some protit
taklng In a heat by local longs, offerings
were not readjly taken and In cotiKeq-ience
piices eased off a trifle. May declining to
tl 14:. Later in the dav a firmer tone de
veloped mainly as a result of renortB of
Impioved aemiind for rash wheat at all the
principal centers. A fa t that heip-d t In
crease bullish sentiment was P.iwlstreet s
r Hirf showing rxports cf wheat end flour
of 1.412.(100 bushels for the week. The hign
point on May for the rtav was reahed at
II la's. Th market closed strong, mltn
Mav at 11.15. Clearances of wheat awl fkur
were equal to 191.UW bushels Prtmsry re
cetpts were bushels compared with
tJ .' bushels a year ago. Minneapolis.
I'uluth and Chlcngo reported receipts of S-4
cars, against ':Si cars last week and 4T4
cars a year ago.
Early In the seslon the corn market ex
hibited considerable weakness helng sub
jected to renewed selling by several prom
inent commission houses. Factora that en
tered Into the situation were liberal local
receipts and lower prices at Liverpool.
Trading Increased in volume as the session
advanced, a local operator being a heavy
purchaser. A firmer tone developed lale in
the day. partly !n sympathy wit h the
strength of wheat. May opened uncharge
to a shade higher at 44c to 44Sft44ic. sold
between 4.fc and 44'c and closed at 44,,i
44.c. Local receipt were 4tl care, with 2
of contract grade.
fjeneral liquidation, combined with some
short Belling, caitsed an early bre.ik of V
In the oats market, but nearly all the lo
was subsequently regained 1n covering by
shorts. May opened unchanged to Mrc lower
at 3!A,c, sold between iNe and SV
and closed at 30,aC,c. -Local receipts
w ere 7 cara.
At the start weakness of coarse grains
had a depressing effect on the provisions
market. Lower prlres at the yards were an
additional bear factor. Later the market
rallied in sympathv with grains, the close
showing fair gain. Final quotations on
May pork were tip to llitii. May
lard waa tip le at .!. Rlhs were JVaic
higher at ;.&:4.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
30 cars; corn, 4J4 cars; Oats, 71 cars; hogs,
a.ftOhead.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. High. I Low. Close.! Yeay.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
Jan. May
July
Oata
Jan.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan. May
July
Ribs
Jan. Mar
July
I.14'4Sr
1.151
S5
1.14'i
1.18 1.14,
9f5a 9SS
6V
411 41V 41'4 4ivt44eiai
44H4ri,' 44! X 44',6V 44S
,eMr;H't. 448,: 4444VxJS
2Sl4' 2 I I-'
T! 3" 30,i'l
29
30
..
12.15
12.S24
(.65
6 90
3"?-e
12.12V
11.25 j
12.65
C (9
7.00
(i.Xfli
.78
12.12H
12 5
13.63
3
7.00
12. M
6.6S
CM
U.to
.6o
ft...,
6.99
41.32H! 8.30
1 ft.75 I
1 bis
3.70
bib
6.70
No. S.
Cash quotations were as follows f
FLOUR Steady.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. Il.imftl.15; No. 3,
d&L13; No. 3 red, ll.ltj 1.1.
CORN No. 2, 4tc; No. 2 yellow, 4i'4e.
OATS No. !. Sc; No. 2 white, 31ib33c;
No. 3 white, M,ilVc.
RYE No. t .au.
BARLET OojkI feeding, 337c; fair to
choice malting, 41iff4c.
SEED No. 1 flag. 11.15: No. 1 northwest
ern. 1.22V. Prime timothy. I2.77H. Clover,
contract grade, 112.75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, 112.25$ 12.30.
Lard, per 1' lbs., Ii.85. Short ribs aides
floose, 8.12H4f.35; hort clear sides
tboxed), .5oi.62e.
Receipts and shipments for the day were
as follows
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oata, bu...
Rye. bu
17.3( 17,30)
.... 41, (HO Sl,7")
.... 891,900 oti',2iu
104.400
.... S.OiK) 1.0m)
.... 68.3C0 12.600
Barley, bu..
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was Arm; creameries, 11 2c;
dailies, 17H4-4C Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included, nsc; firsts, 24c; prime
hrsis, 26c;. extras, 2o. Cheese steady, 11 (if
Lie.
t. Leal Grata aad Provisions.
ST. LOL'IS, Jan. t WHEAT Higher; No.
2 red, cash, elevator, I1.18H; track, tl lto
1.19V.; May, I1.18H; July, S6!,Sislc; No. 1
hard. II. lfl 1.14.
CORN Higher; No. 3 cash, 42Hc; track,
43c; May. 4-',c; July, 43Sc.
OAT Lower; No. 2 caeh, 31c; track, 32c;
May, Sic; No. 2 white. 32 Vic
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 15 60
06.70; special grades, to.76i6.k5; extra
fancy, t6.tiO86.30; clear. M.6&f4.70.
SEED Timothy, steady, ;0Kg2.40.
CORNMEAL Steady at Ctu.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, S7SSc.
HAY-Firm; timothy, ls.ot.iti ll.lv; prairie,
I6.(i0xT9.5O.
BAGGING TVic
IRON COTTON TIES 93a
HEMP TWINE Hc.
PROS IONS Pork. higher; Jobbing,
old, !U.S: new, 112 45. Lard, higher; prime
stsam, ki.40. Dry salt meals tboxed). steady;
extra shorts, i.6.'S; clear ribs. t;.7i,; rhort
clears, 87. Bacon tboxed . steady: extra
short, 37.50; clear rib. I7.62H; short clear,
I7.87V4.
POULTRY Firm : chickens. Jiiic; springs,
W; turkeys, 13c; ducks, lijc; geese. Sc.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, anj2Sc; dairy,
lD'n2Sc.
EGGS Steady at 2, case count. .
jveceioi. onipinents.
.! . .(
'.4B o
64.UKI 3j.i,io
......v..31,Ui - . 34.0U0
Flour, bbla...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oata, bu....
Kaasaa City Grata aad Pravlaioaa.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6.-WHJAT-8teadv
to lower; May, II V Jnl. 0(iU':
cash, No. t hard. ll.iCepl.W; No. 8, II.
1U7; No. 4. Ms-ti1.44i; No. ! red. ILI051I.L:;
No. 1 II. '!.. N. I. tl.(il .
CORN f tvady to lower; May. 41S41;c;
July. 41Va4Jc; cash. No. t mixed, iic: No.
I, 42Sc: No. 2 white, 4l,c: No. S. 41S'.74I,c.
OATS-4Steaily: N-u. 3 walite, SlH'ac; No.
3 mixed. 31Q31SC.
HAY Steady; timothy. 19 tS9.60; choice
prairie. I7.bu$8.M.
RYE Steady at 74c.
EGGS Steady: Missouri and Kansas,
new No. 3 whttewood cases Included. 2Je
per dosen: caae count. 3uV,c per dosen;
cases returned. He per dosen lees.
BUTTER Creamery. SWic; dairy. le.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu 4n.i 5a. 40
Corn, bu M.i titu
Oata, bu 12,mw 1U.0U0
Mlleraakee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan . WHEAT Firmer;
No. 1 northern. ll.l8l.lbH; No. 3 north,
em. ll.Oe&l.lS: May, 11.15.
RYE Steady; No. 1. 7H0a)e.
BARLEY Steady ; No. Z. 5j53c; sample.
ri5ic.
CORS-,c lower; No. 3. C42Vk: May.
44Utl44,C.
- Mverpeel Grata Market.
" LIVERPOOL. Jan. C WHEAT Spot,
nominal. Futures, steady; March, 7a Id;
May. 7a VI: July. Ts ,d.
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed, new,
4s 4d: American mixed, old. 4s lod. Futures,
steady; March, 4s 3d; May, 4s 2d.
Dalatk Grala Market.
DULUTH. Jan. -WHEAT-To arrive.
No 1 northern, tl MS. No. 3 northern.
IUCH On track: No. 1 northern, tl.HH:
No 2 northern. II 07S: May, I11UV
OATS To arrive. e; on track, 8c '
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. . RUTTER
Jlrm: extra western creamery. ;.
EtkjS Kirm: western 31c. at walk
. CHEESE Ellin. UttUlfet.
Taledo geeal Market.
TOLEIXi. Jan. .-8EKD Clover. catj
and Januaiy. 17 05: February, i; Mksrch,
l.w; prime alelke. Itul, prime timothy,
II'. .
Org Uaaels Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. C-DRY tiOD6-A
t-etier tone la vioiud in th dry goods
market at tiist hands and altkough bo ac
ute buying is In orogreae buyer show
more disposition to oieiate for current re.
,uiremeiit The export sltiMtien la more
ncouraging. tjt ottrs are tpt iatliig In a
Vel) ll.OjflSieiil UkliMT,
NEWYORRSTOCkSAND BONDS
0il8iC Dtaiasd for IiTgitaint ProTM
Much Emsller Una Eipectei
VALUES ARE t ER ALLY LOWER
Sews of the lla 4arele t Hlaher
Prices, kat Market Falla aa Ae.
reset af 4 eatlaeed PreBt
Taklag.
NEW YORK, Jan. . Gatlierirg disap
pointment oer the mcderate investment
cemana tor steaks aivi over tle reluctance
of tlie outside public to eom- into the mar
ket t'aufu-d toe general de, l,ne in prices to
riav. The growing ."'ueaishness of the
m.i'rket and ihe dith-uity ot getting prices
up has proved irksjine all the v et k to the
room trading element, whose liicunood is
dependent on motion in Cue inaret of on
knd or anomer. 1 l.e oTiacle to the ad-
ance prompted a considerable proportion
of this element 10 stll stocks. It a,d not
appear thai there was any grest amount
of liquid.iuon in ti e inoven.eM and there
wereuo news dni lopnients to prompt a
seiiir.j of se i.i iti.-s. iiouut oer the Jovei
to wi;iili prices hac bien lilted and over
their lability ut that level may liave
prompted sjrne selling. 1
The movement waa not Widely different
from that on preceding days except that
there was a la' k of such sustaining points
In the market as had been used up to
today. With the exception of a momen
tary advance in Ann. Igamated Copper and
some continue absorption of the Eries and
Readit g there whs no strong feature at
sny time today. The failure cf explanation
fir the strength of Erie- yroused some sus
picion of m professional mutiipillatlve
orifc-in lor it so that it lost its effect on the
ret of the market. The rise in Amalga
mated Copper was connected with dis
cussion of Its dividend prof-p r'ts. As to
the features of a decline it became fairly
general during the course of the day Mnd
aas apportioned, not according to any
news ot conditions, but rather according
to the week's previous advance, thus Indi
cating a pruin taking iharacter for the
movement.
The news of the day did not change from
the recent favoiahle tenor as afleotlng
properly values, gome effect may have
been produced by the report of tlie definite
dotertiUuation to appeal the Northern Se
curities ease, which caused a drop in that
stock on the curb. But its subsequent
rally did not help the stock market. Rail
road reporting earnings made no deviation
from tlie recent advancing tendency. In
the cotton market the decline in prices
was reported to be attracting at last large
buying orders from foreign splnnejB and
the week's shipments of corn were re
garded as lilgnly grstllying. The ship
ments of the latter cereal roe to 1. 256.333
bushels, which are pronounced to be the
largest for any week since March, 19i.
Tills revival ot the corn movement is of
particular importance on account of the
languid outward movement of wheat and
proiiuaca au effective stipply in the for
eign exchange market. That market con
tinued to advance today and inquiries by
foreign bankers showed thut there is no
nbalemetit in prospect of the outward
movement of gold. It is evident, however,
that the movement of currency has turned
In fall tide from the interior to New York,
the preliminary ligurea indieatlng a gain
by the banks of upwards of W.uOu.ion. There
is a feeling growing up that a large ac
cumulation of reserves ut this center Is
now awaited as an effective opiortunlty
for tie offering of lurge new issues of se
curities. The fall In prices gained Its great
est velocity In the tinal hour and over
ran itself.- resulting In an active demand
to cover shorts by the room traders. The
closing was Irregular.
The bond market was broad, but the
movement continued Irregular. Total sales,
par value. I5,325.i. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call.
Quotations on the New York Block ex
change were as follows:
Sales. High Low. Close.
Atchison t.4 K W 87H
do preferred l.oMO lolVi l"i,, 1'?
Atlantic Coast Line. 50 lit l"i 123
Rultimore A Ohio.... 22 M&4, I'CVs K'i
do preferred WVk isi1 9M
Canadian Pacific 4.) 111) 131V, 131',
Cen. of New Jersey.. 1H.'U 1MU
Chesapeake at onto ..
Chicago at Alton ....
do preferred
Chi. Ut. Western ...
Chi. aV Northwestern
1.B10 4h' 4S 4X
200 42?4 42
. . . .... fc"
25".i"io 'ijr, ' 2SV4
00 Xi7 &6',
l'.H J73T, 171S, JTl'4
1,00a . i Xb
isa) .HsV 18 18
l'.i
500 , 23 23 22,
Mi ,2 ' 61V
.. ." . ... 35i,
5i 15 U4'4 1M
lJ Zl 340 140
100 3:'i 32i 32
3i0 fKV, WV4
RS.SrO jyt, 40
39.7TO 7!H 77, 7S'i
20,71") 64 4 61V,
llW 901, jsn, 901,
14.1H0 93 H3 92,
2.7U0 157 15514 155V
ifiii 3it joj "sij,
5i 61, 55V, &5V,
l.ouo 2SV 2s 2H
7 53', 5-H; 52V4
1.9TM 14" i:V 1381,
Chi., Term, ft Tran.
do preferred
C C, C. & 8t Louis
Colorado Southern ..
do 1st preferred
do ltd preferred
Delaware ft Hudso;i.
D L. ft W
Denver & Rio Grande
do preferred
Erie
do 1st preferred ....
do 2d preferred ....
Hocking Valley
do preferred
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do preferred
Kan. City Southern..
do preferred
Louisville ft Nash....
Manhattan L.
Met. Securities
Mt. 6u Railway ....
Mexican Central
1.6U0 166T, 1601, li
6.700 78 7'iS 77
19.U00 13ui 117V, IIS
133O0 24 3T, 23e
Minn, ft St. luls
M .St.P. ft 8. Ste.
do preferred
Missouri Pacific ..
M.. K. ft T.
do preferred
&1
S44
M.
146
17.4i) 10714 11514 lost;
1.W1 a:'1-, siv siV
2,700 63V 6-V S-'',
Pfd. SWl 41 V4 4oVfc
N. R. R. cf M.
New Y'ork Central... lS.Jtio 146V 14:tHi 144V
t. i-, urn. at wem. t.ew ei' 41
Norfolk ft Western.. S.XW 0 79 79,
do preferred 93
Pennsylvania 35.700 139', i:;7v m
P.. C, C. ft St. Louts 3"0 77 77 77 '
Reading 84.SO0 82V 4 K1V
do let preferred 91V
do 2d preferred .... s5 S4
Rock Island Co 32.3i0 37V 3ti ;
do preferred Sju e4"4 4V 84i.
a. . t-. n . . . 1 ..... ,. .
S5
36
4V
70
241.4
. 8
v
116
H4V
96V
8414
113
97V
21
42
'21V
5V
iiiv
po.ij. v o r .. -u pia. ,u ,i
bt. i. bouthweslern.. l.tw 25V
do preferred 4.WI 5V
Southern Pacific 215.0H) .".V
do preferred WiO 116V
6sV
4V
116
34V
96
3V
Southern Railway .. 6. Mi 35V
do preferred 1.4i 97V.
Texas ft Pacific 1.100 35V
T., St. L ft Western. Sul :iV
Union Pacific 81. Sun 115V
do prel erred 97V
Wabash (ViO UV
du preferred t'V
Wheel, ft Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central .. 2iV
do preferred iluo 45
Adams Expre Cv
American Ex. Co io 314
I'nited States Ex. Co
Wells-Fargo Ex. Co.
Amalgamated Cupper T3.ISO 75
Am. Car ft Foundry S.ww S3V
do preferred 7"W 94l,
Am. Cotton Oil !.( SiV
do prtferred
American Ice lili 6'4
do preferred S6'4
nav
7V
21V
42V
1KV
21V
45
tt6
213
l:u
234
73V
33
93V
35
95
V
V
3
S4V
104V
Bl.V
112.
72V
K!V
3V
34V
"V
S6V
Am. unseea 11
do preferred ,
Am. Locomotive .... ?.) 36
do preferred 4) l'i n5
Am. Smelt., ex. div. 2.1'i 81V "Vs
do preferred 0 113 lis
Am. Sugar Kenning .
Am. Tub., pfd. cert if
Anaconda Min. Co...
I'm 143V 140"4 141V
1 .t 94
931
93V
1.1' IKi
ll
5914
4TAi
1
atV
Bniek. Rap. Transit .IS. wo
Ctlo. Fuel ft Iron
Coneolhlated Gas
Corn Products
do preferred
Distiller' Sec. ex d.
General Electric ....
International Paper .
do preferred
International Pump..
do preferred
National Lettd
Nuith American
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car ..
do preferred
Pullman Palace Car..
8.m 47
1.7' 195V
46
1S5V 16
?t4
77V
77V
S7V
v
3tW 187V ISTV 1S7
M0
1110
-V
76V
24
76V
rv
86
!4V
99
76V
10 25 V 24V
Six 1.V luO
44V 45
L4t 1"7
. 4ou 38V
100 9uV
i6V 1'V
3SV SV
9V
Republic Steel .:
do j "referred 600 70V
Rubber Goods l.lw T,
do preferred, liW 91
Tenn. Coal ft Iron .. i 71
U. 8. Leather 4.44 1SV
do preferred 4.1'J lnlV
it
r:
2
95
71V
12V
k'l
79
a
98V
'.V
3"V
l'V
17
67",
3uV
95
7tV
12V
lt'l
7S
34V
9SS
28V
91V
rv
i
91
1 . S Realty 7V
L. b. Knblwr
do preft-rred
5a
tin
35V
9V
29,
-'".
V. e. Steel
C4.1MI
do preferred ...
Vs. -Carolina Chem... l.pu S?V
do prel erred hu Vrt
t house Electric. . l.xi
Western I'nun 4io- 9V
93V
Total esle for tl.e day. 9i:.a.j scares.
1'reaeary glaieaaeal.
WASHINGTON. Jan. -Today s atate
meiit ol the treasury balances 111 the gen
eral fund. il..ve of the ijw.uis.u0 gold
recr in the division of redemoiiou.
gold.
llMtM OF
AaBUCIATEO BAVKI
tlearlage af the Great Ceraasaeif lal
C eater af teealry,
NEW YORK, Jan . The folloalng
table, compiled by Hradstreet. shewe the
bank clearings al tie principal cities for
Ihe wtek enoed January 5. aith te per
centage of increase and decrease as c..ta
psred with the correspotidirg week last
ear:
. . L !
CITIES.
Clearing. ' Inc.
I Dee.
New York
Chicago
1X9X5.(14 All
lst,T13 .
164. .,
117i7.Sll
61 I6 2i
si.r.4
34 ta.tm.
r.s',
11 7
us
.7,.
4 I
9
9 2
.8
9.1
... .1
Hs:on ;
Philadelphia 1
St. Louis I
Pittsburg I
San Krancisco '
Raltlmore I
Cincinnati
Kansas City 1
New Orleans ;
Cleveland , 1
Mirneapells
Detroit i
Louisville 1
OMAHA
Milwaukee 1
Providence 1
Ruffalo '
Indianapolis
St. Paul : I
Los Angeles
Denver
Columbus
Memphis
Seattle
Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland. Ore I
Fort Worth I
Toledo. O )
Salt Lake City
Pecri
Atlanta I
Rocherter I
Hartford I
Nashville I
Tes Moines
Spokane, Wssh I
Tacoms
Grand Rapids I
New Haven i
34 91 XV'
it ft;. .
SS.97.C .
SUM. 353
14. 971. 453
11 43iV62
13 477.931
8.;4.i
7.82 443 .
7..,.1"0 .
7.151 9
6 96o.'11
6.9f:.u6o
243.KU.
.4rt5
.0.9.1'K
i.ra wi .
I.9HS.194-.
6 US.7?1 .
4.7S.in
4.3S3.C9V
4 .4.:t
1. V1.842;
4.955.416'
3 433.419 .
4 1. n
J.H6 712
S.Si7 fv-9 .
4.495.8. fl
3x8 .
3.815.191,
2.43 124
1.729.642
1.917.29.1;.
2.579.81-9
1. 774.643 .
1.629.48 .
2. HW.11
1.515.54.,
1.937.9. 4
1 .:4.7!7
1.143.137 .
I.g54.5an
1.861.91 r.".
1.673.515
1.871 8a'
I.1K1.826 .
1. 341. 165
1.361.42"'.
ttl.0:4 .
0t6 .
I&2.IW .
594.SH1.
7J S94'
73.7nrv.
4''i,io .
TW.SCKi .
S2.6'
9"7.fCR
14 S
7 t
42.1 .
11 1 .
24 7 .
19 .
2.1,.
1
lili
9. .
11.2 .
2.2 .
I-
38 3 .
&0.t.
25 1
I 0
li
I.BI..
T 4
111
8.2. ,
8.4
t o
I
1.1
.5 .
138 .
1. .
51.4
'23.8..
ia'.i
i.i
Davtnn
Norfolk
Springfield. Mass..
Worcester
Portland. Me
Augusta. Ga
Topeka
Sioux City
9 I .
40 9 .
15 6 .
1.1'.
2Tt .
jr.'s'.
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Birmingham I
Wilmington. Del I
'Yi
'ii.i
ii'i
:9 8
14 9
89 1
36 2
..9 .
Knoxville
Iaveniort
Little Rock
Wllkeeharre
Fall River
Macon
Wheeling, W. Va..
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga
Springfield. Ill
Kalamasoo. Mich.
Youngstown
Helena
Islington a...
Fargo. N. D
New Bedford
Canton. O
Jacksonville, 11a..
3.4
24 0 .
K 1
19.4
8 0.
2.3
4S
I 12.7
I 14.1
151'
10.4
! 24.0
57 639 .
7.oi6 :
5HS.M9 .
591 035
M2.612'.
49o.(iV.
l.in.ifio .
427.C4 .
460.974 .
39 617 .
Sfo.lkK'
545.4.:
36S.979'.
4H9.094'.
3H2.464 .
269.259 .
i-.lV;
354.II93:
. 273.79.' .
225 797
'l4.i0.2J5
ILllS.'"''
' 1 .235.211'.
37.4o7 .
iowell 1
Chester. Pa..i.. I
Greensburg. Pa I
Rockford. Ill
Rlnghamton
Springfield. O I
Rloomlngton. Ill !
Qulncy. Ill I
Sioux Falls. S. D....I
Mansfield. O I '
Decatur. Ill I..
Jacksonville. Ill j
Fremont. Neb 1,
'Houston !
tOalveston I
ICharleston. 8. C I
Cedar Rapids )
6.5
31 7
S.T
9 2'
17."
24 1
3.2
17.0
M 6 .
16.4..
.... I
3.1 .
4 4.
.8 .
S.S
5.1
-1-
Total. V. 8....
Outside N. Y..
12.771.713.190
.! 936.099.164:
26.7'..
7.3..
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
HallUx
Quebec
Vancouver, B.,
Hamllten
London. Ont...
St. John. N. B,
Victoria. B. C...
24.734,
19.47S
fif.il
42 .
3 6 .
18 .
V.; .
13.8 .
0.5 .
8.8 .
7,04V
2.1R4
Kaul
'e;
5'.'2
249,,
424,
4.1
C-r..
Z4t
1.3V'
L777,
1.052.
oil
571
955!
t49,.
155.
2.1
I-
Totals, Canada...! S2.478.9V7 19.2!.
tNot Included In totals because containing
Other items than clearings.
I Not Included In totals because of no
comparison for last year.
lew York Moner Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. I MONEY On call,
steady at 22V4 per cent; closing bid. i per
cent; offered at 2V per cent; tim. Joans,
easy and dull; sixty days and ninety days,
3i3V per cent: 4x months. 3V?3V per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 40 4 V
STERLIN'G EXCHANGE - Firm, closed
easier, with actual business In bankers'
bills at 14 173544.8740 for demand and at
14.88 for So-day bills; posted rates. RCA,
and 4 S8: commercial bills. M 64VG4 84V-
SILVER Bar, flOVc; Mexican dollars,
47'4-
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
The following ' are the quotations on
stocks and bonds:
V. . rst 3s. .-.. 1i4VJun t, etti H
do eouBoa
do Sa. reg....
So coupou ....
4 bsw 4. ri
4o coupon ....
So o)4 4 res
le, L.. a . unl. 4a 1
.11 Mtubstlan r. (. 41 ..(
Wet Met. r etltrsl 74
.1JV So 1st ine X
lV MISB. St. L. 4s... t7.
l', M . K. r T. 4 1(11
d rouooo lttVi oo S Mil
Am. Tobaoro 4,. BUS. 71 fs. R. R. of M. c 4. II
do 4. stta 1104 K. y. C. g ;, 1(KV
Atrhlson gm. I0S N. 1. C. f. 8s U31,
do til: 4, V I No. fai-IBo 4s 1061,
Atlantic C. V. 4i 1..1V do la nii
Bit. a Ohlo 4 N. W. r. 4f 1M
do 4 I) L.. rtd tm 4714
Central of Ga. it 1H4 Prnn. cost. 1(,p 1H3
do 1st lac BI'tiKaadlks m 4s IW'tn
d, ltd Iih- TiS'ti. L.. 1. M. e 8S..1171,
rhsa. ft Obio 4s....l07' gt. L. r. fa. 4. Us
Cntoaso ft A. C-
11 St. U B. W. c. 4a.... tl
' Seaboard A. L. 4a.... U
US So. PkH 4l Ha
M ro. Itsllsty it Ill
let Trias P. la lis",
C, B ft U a. 4a...
C.. R. 1. ft P. 4a...
do eol. Is
rrc. ft 9t. L. (. 4t.
Tbliiao Tar. 4a
roio. Mid. 4s
Cola, ft 8o. 4a
Cula bt. tt
Ii ft R. G.
a.- t.. bi. ii. a a . u
" I'nlOB Pacific tl
41 - do eaBT. 4v..." ..
..!1I4
.. K
. 11S
.. 44,
.. J
.. 83
.. 81
104 (V. I Stael M U
lie IWaoaak la
I'lsiill,rs- goo. 4a.
74 40 oab B
Una finur Ilea 4s....lMl Waern Md. 4a..
do gen. 4s SIS W. A- L E. 4a..
P. W. ft ii. C la ....x Wis. (.sutral 4s..
UorVllll Vtl S, ...1K-,I
Bid Offered.
Bostea
BOSTON. Jan.
cent; time loans,
closing of stocks
AttbUoa adj. 4a
do 4a
Ku Central 4a
AU'blaon
do pfd
Boatoa ft Albsnv...
licet on a Main
ftoalon glevatod
Ftlthbarf pfd
Mel Central
K. Y . N. H 4 H...
1'nloa PariSc
"Aaer. Arg, rtiosi.
do r'
Amtr. Pueu. Tabs...
A Hi ar. Bugar
do pfd
Amar. T. It T
A Mr. Woolen
do pfd
Xomtn!oa L ft g
Edlaon Else. Ilia
Cnorat kloctrtc
Maaa. glactric
do pld
V. 8. Bioel
do pfd
Woai&g. cu Samoa ...
Adromuro ,
Bid. Aaked.
ktaek Market.
t-Call loans. I'Vfc
ul per
i, 0't per cent,
and bonds:
. 44 Allouar
1MW Axslsaauiied ..
- 74 Aiuori"B giav .
. S7S Atlantic
llV Bingham
ii Cal Herla...
17i Contonahtl
.1,4, f opper Kant .
1U I Hair Woat
. .'Vtoalnioa Coal .
ton4,rrakllB
OfflclBl
.. suV
.. ;s4
.. i:v
.. 17V
.. til,
..81
.. ti
.. 4
.. 13V,
.. 41
.. St
..
.. 1.1.,
.. ttli
v
.. 17
.. '
..
..lis
v
..ISO
.. H
.. S4V,
.. US
.. 4i't
11S
Orma.-r
lal Roralo ...
Mass. Mining .
Mu-hlfan
Mob ark
Mont. C ft C.
Old iJoalaioa .
4
14, i
Ut',
14
ParnK
lUlt.-T
&M 'eti,aaoa
1st I Tamarack ...
MHiTnnkr
, f. a. Mining
A, V. 8. Oil
rt'ta
48 victoria
4'ilWlnuua
""Ex-dlvldnd.
lis
Furelga Klaaaelal.
LONDON. Jsn. (.Money was sjper
abundant In the market today and sales
declined slightly owing to heavy repay,
men la to the Bank of England, which wet
readily met. A continuance of the ease ot
money is anticipated, though the exact
position can aoaveiy be gauged until the
further liquidation to the Bank of England
is concluded. Discount were fairly firm.
The cheapness of money was counteracted
srnong opeiator In gilt-edged securities by
revived rtimois of an early issue of tuu.OuO.
U of Transvaal loap and other emission.
Consols were easier and home rails were
Irregular. Americans opened oulet and
steady at about parity and rallied some,
what. Eris was the feature. Trading waa
Inactive and prices clotted easier. Foreign
era were dull on Pans snd Berlin selling.
Jspanese started firm, bul cloaed weaker
on realisations.
PARIS. Jan. ( A depreeaed feeling pro.
vailed 00 the bourae today, owing to fear
of interr.al disorders in Ruais and pities
closed feeble Russian Imperial 4s were
,uoied at 8.o0 and Russian bonds of 1H
at 4
BERLIN. Jan. . Prices on th bouts
today wera firm. Active tradn g in the n'
Russian loan at M to 8V began today.
Operators innt the sutcr!pi..n te tte
rrMi ,....eee
shew,: Available rash. I14.sir4:
i;.iS,14. . t
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demuid for Ctttl ii Ezctsi of Snppl tod
HOGS AVERAGED A SHADE LOWER
Light fleeelata af skeen aad l.anaka
Prlrew atraget.a Chaage
la FeeJera.
BOL'TH OMAHA. Jiin. C 1C.
Receipts were: Cattl. Hogs. Phssp.
Omr 4o.ioy S.J?" 11.83
Omcisl Tuesdav 2 87s 9"4 2 114
Ofnciai Vednesdav 2.) 73 7 5 8
Offlcial Thursday" J.4"l I.1H SfTJ
Official Friday 1' 4.? S.;.3
Five davs this week .. 1744 29 Ml 24i.4
Famt dars Isst week .... 1741 1S.050 4
Same days week before.. 11232 47. 1 11.14'
Same three srerks sgo..21.218 S8.7SJ 38.3'
fame four weeks ago ... 17. 7.4 4 582 M
8ame day last year. .. .17 171 37S4 3t.73
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipt
for the tear t.. 1'ate of cattle, hogs and
sheep, with comparison with last ) ear:
1ji5. 19". Inc. Dec.
Cattl 744 12.737 3 3
Hogs SKI 34.444 4.5
Sheep 34,294 33.561
The following tabte snows tt4 averagi
price of bogs at South omsha lor the last
several days, a.th compariaoua:
Date I 1304. ;i3O3.;ilO2.,l01..10O.,18.!18M.
lee. 19..
Dec. 30..
Dec. II ..
pec. 12..
Dec 23 .
Dec. 24..
Lee. IS..
Dec 28..
I.'ec. 17..
Dec. 2S..
Iec 30..
Dec. 31..
Jan. 1...
Jan. 2...
Jan. 3...
Jan. 4...
Jan. o...
Jan. ...
4 IV. V
4 60Vi
4 44V!
4 38V
4 38V.
4 4V
4 SCI C fit. 12 4 77' J
1 osi 01 4 7 1 s, J n
4 34' I Ot, 4 81, 4 01! I fS
4 S; 1 J 4 801 4 0J 3 84
4 46; C 18 I OO! I 4 04, 3 17
4 47 J7, ta. 4 86, I 3 4.
.1
I
I M I j
4 42V
4 641 I 36 4 13
4 44
4 61; I I 24)
a t S f
4 4 111 I 3
4 81
4 5 !
:4a, 4 o 3 44
4 77 1 4 14 I 8
4 8lV
4 47
llsin.
4 3D
4 43V
4 44V
4 4tt-,
4 45
I 4 14i 3 4,
I V 4, aa I - --
4 S3, H 24 SO, 4 u, IIH
lt4. ,1J03. ,18'3. ,1101 ,10. 18W
4 iA :CJ! L'i' 4 4 il
4 61, 8 37i 4. '. . 4 i
I 4 30, S 1, I Si,
4 77' I C 3 6
4 hK 6 2 J "4
4 58 34 24,
4 3. 3 87
: 4 23 3 87
4 27 3 44
4 37 3 47
4 36 3 48
Indicate Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The offlcial number of nrs of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Csttlu. H"gs. Sh p. H e.
C. M. ft St. P. Ry... 1 3
Wabash 2 1
Missouri Pacific Ry.. .. 1
L'nion Paciiu- system 10 18 2
C. ft N. V. Ry 3
F.. E A M. V R- R 7 20 1
C, St. P., M. ft O.... 2 5 4 ..
B. ft M Ry 13 4 4
c. b. ft y. Ry B3i..
K. C. ft St. J 7
C. R. I. ft P, east.. 3
Illinois Central 4 1
Chicago Great Vest. 1
Total receipts 47
12
The disposition of the dsys receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tna num
ber of head inoicated:
1 Cattle
lluzs- Sheep.
Omaha Packing ( o
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Lobman ft Co
Hill
Wolf ft Murnan
Sam Werthelmer
Mike Hagerty
Sol Degan
J. B. Root ft Co
bulla ft Kline
Other buyers
7.m
:a l.tvn i.ia:
Ti 1.3M 2
2JH 712
3
12
5 .... ....
5
74
2
2
11
24 7
Total 1.313 4.542 2,002
CATTLE There were only about forty
cars of cattle reported this morning, which
was far Bhort of the requirements of the
trade. Buyers a .e out at the earliest
hour they have been for many weeks and
evervthlng changed hands about ns fast
as offered. Several trains were late, which
delayed the close, but, except for the late
arrivals, an early clearance aas made.
"The few cars of beef steers that arrived
sold readily at prices generally a dime
higher. Packers wtre all short on sup
plies snd it was not a question of what
they wanted, out of what .they could got,
and as a result common cuttle Bold to
good advantage, owing to the absence of
better grades. The market is now Just
shout back to where it was a week ago
yesterday, which was the high point last
week. This advance has of course been
brought about by extremely light receipts.
In Chicago the faot Is noted thst while
good cattle have Improved there was such
an enormous supply of common kinds there
on Monday that it has taken practically
all the week to clean them up, so that
common to fair cattle are selling little, if
anv, better than they were al the low
time Monday. At this market, however,
common as well as choice cattle have
advanced.
The cow market a-as also active and
higher today. The few that were offered
did not begin to meet even the more
urgent requirements of the trade. Com
mon cattle and also the more desirable
grades sold generally a dime higher than
yesterday, which takes prices Just about
back to the high point of last week. Buy
ers have evidently been much surprised at
the way country shippers have cut down
their supplies this we. k. aa the big run
last Monday led buyers to believe that
receipts would be heavy all the week.
Packers have had to have cattle and as a
result competition has been keen, with
prices sharply higher.
Bulls, veal calves and stags all sold at
stronger price. As high as ls.U0 is now
being paid for the choicest grades of Calves,
which is 50c higher than has been paid for
some time rat
There were very few stockeis snd feed
ers in the yards this morning, and, the
same as usual on a Friday, not many were
wanted. The market was certainly no
more than steady on the few thut mere
offered. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
So.
18 ...
l...
11
n.'.'-'.
ii.'...
11.'.'.'.
AT. o. At. Pt.
. w, I 2 : ;:Ti 4 tm
.. 880 I 80 3S IS,: 4 tij
..810 i lb 3 4" 10
..8,0 III t 8b 4
.. 88 8 7i 40 1M4 4 U
.. V I TS ' ?4 10,1 4 80
.. P18 I 85 84 1KJ t U
.. 84 4 (H, 40 11:4 4 ii
. 1(J 4 W 4 130S 4 ill
COWS.
. . ria I K 1 . . l t 75
.. 880 I 8 ' J.-..,.....,..tm 8 7fr
. . 80 1 "- 4 MO 2 ..
..lt.SU 1 Ti 1 4 t ti
. . t)l 18: 7 luu4 J 80
. .1044 3 00 1 1110 tS
. . 8i4 8 On 1 1H0 t
.. 770 ! I"J t 1113 ( u
.. IM I 81 10 110 15
.. son t oo 10M) : ti
..isoo t i" : uii i ,5
x a . i nit i ,
..van i t: c toio i so
.. 7: 2i 4 iic; ; u.
.. 780 t :i t 11 I'O 3 to
.. 170 t ti 1 1070 8 M
..tl70 I St 8 1014 I .
..81 1 1180 I u
. .1114 t ti 1 1100 8 W
.. 810 I a 8 1 dot I IK,
.110 i S.'' 14 1(170 ot
..1280 t ii 1 10(4 J
.. 803 I 40 11 10. I 14
.. 811 t 40 ::u 3 li
..880 I 44 874 8 It
.11.88 t a 1 11WI 3 1.".
.1800 1 41. 1 UX I It
.. 81 t It 171 I It
.. 774 IK 4 Ida I l
.. 817 I to i lo: i ir,
.. 8S0 t 80 1 788 3 It
.. m 8 40 3 tm i 1B
.. 85(0 I 45 0 if
..80 1 10 T o t IS
..1140 t Tl 3 1M j ii
..868 1 7:, ! in. I s:,
..100 t 74 18 ium ;
.. 4 t 7 34 86 3 is
.. 848 I T6 8 . Jul tt
COWS AND HEIFERS.
U It 3 80
i-ie.it- r.tu
U 485 f " 1 it :. S a
f 3"i it, 1 410 IC
Tit t 85 i i tu
8U 3 80 i Ut; to
1 luo I 04
BULLS.
l let t it 1 in i as
I lt I ta t latt S 16
1 1470 3 84 I 1440 a li
1 18T8 t 84 t lilt
lilt 3 8 1 1!V0 8 ti
1 14SO 8 1 104 8 8i
1378 3 44 I ltM 8 ii
I.: Htii I 41 1 i:.o 3 44
l,r 'Vi-Aivk mv
i 818 S 14 4 ie 8 f!
818 IH 1 U i jj
1 8 8 ho 8 lit t ti
4 886 8 o 1 124 t
u in ut 8 r;
t 811 8 8 1 i at
t 8 3 75 1 in I ti
I It 4 id 1 Ijn it
ISO 4 71 3 li ii,
1 180 4 li 3 143 8 til
t 110 8 tu 1 t to
1 Iw 8 0 I it in
1 leu I J t lit f IM
1 t2 t SO
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS
I 42 Is 1 770 6 l
l i to I aa 4 tat 3 .
I iJ0 i Si t an I tt
8Si t ti 8 7 I Sr.
1 410 J 7i I 630 It
I i It 17 itO I w.
1 . tie I tv t M. 3 au
; J7 I ! 4 B If,
5 44 8 S T tm te
I t 8 U I 7,i 3 ti
1 7"4 It I iiiao i ti
NEBRASKA
T4 ,-cws....l 88 15 - I bull la :
8 cows. . Ml 1 Steei ...1.4fc 4 JS
IIOO8 Rer-elj t of hugs were light this
Bi.ur.rng and train were late In arrtvir
Th market waa r"h'r slow 4n opening anil
pr'cce were a shade ealcr than yrs'erday.
The bulk ef the hogs sold ml 14 48. against
M4M4trVt yeatetday. .trier b-.iyet -anj
.wllere finally gnt together n prlcee It ws
not long te:(.ie the hulk ot the h-s aas
Alspottd of. Chnlce h.gs sold up to 14
thst prce being psW for a very prime 1'nrt
we ghing 418 pounds. Prsctlcnlly sll of the
eariy arrivals were disposed of In good
season, but when Ihe lute Irs Ira arrive!
the market wtakened a little, the late sale
being mostly at Jt I:1, 1 4 4.'-. or atu.ot th
same aa yesterday s close. Represents live
sales:
Na.
74 ..
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M
74. . .
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18 .
84 .,
1. ..
At
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88 ft
... .-7-i
Nt.
At.
80. f-r.
. -71
4t 4 48
r? 4. 4 t:-i
r.t t 11.
.' 1M 4 II ,
. 4 ire 4 ti
..rs w 4 u
.847 IW th
. t t -e 4 4
4J
t.
1
71
M ',
t:
47 .
tz 4 47',
17
74t
K8
rn
:
t 4
4 n
4 4i
... 4 tt
4 4
48 4 tt
W 4 4..
1,1 1M 4 45
lit
4 4.
.174
. X'
-44
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Ml
48 4 46
40 4 4..
40 4
SU 4 4i
4 4:.
' 4 48
40 4 4i
119 4 4 .'.
14" 4 4:.
4 4
8V
04
7S
87
T.
86
67..
17
71
84 -
a.
4 45
iU ltd 4 47
h S.I 4 47
.rri 1. t 47
ri l?" 4 4t
45 48 4 47
rss
40 4 i
4 47V,
4 47 ',
4 4TV,
4 47i,
1T4
.r
.tit
4 4i
4 4
4 ti
..877
.. :4s
.114
.. 11
. . .J77
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. -0-
.. .88
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.. 411
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it .
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4!..
87..
4 4i
It" 4 47 V,
a I 47',
4 4 47S
4 17
40 4 47i,
I 4T,
44 4 47',
. . 4 471,
... 4 to
... 18
8 4 ti
... 4 li.
. tti lav 4 4i
nt 40 4 4t
11 ISO 44,
31f li 4 4;.
rt hi 4 4-.
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n
84
7
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71
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7.
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4 i
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.148 4.1 4 41
87
: its 4 u
SHEEP There was only a smalt run of
sheep and lambs hue this morning, and
with a continued brisk demand the market
ruled active and stronger all around. Buy
ers were ail otil early, find everything sold
aa fast ss offered. An of th loss of Mon
day htut noa- been regained and in fact th
market la Just about back to the high point,
laKt wek. Yearling sold up to 16. Ti and
t wes brought lliiu. There waa also a car
f clipped ewe i.n ale and they brought
W.TS. Eaml.s a ore rather scarce, but I 80
was paid for omc 11a lives.
Quotation lor ted stock: Good lo choirs
yearling,. 5..Vsi.o'; fair to good year,
lings, fclJOtfa 50; good to choice aethers,
. as,fl2$: fMir tfl g,loj Tvetherw. 14 7MjA.:
good lo choice ewes. 34 4ij4 ': fair to good
ee. f4.ania-,; common to fair ewes. tl.SO
P3.8II: good to choice lambs, 8.SniT.OO; fair
to good lambs, Itt.fl0trfe.no; feeder vearllnga.
!4 4."ii4S": 'eeuer aeihers. M.i'.tf4.iV.; feeder
ewef. 13.2-ese; feeder lamt-s. 15.4065 75.
Representative sales:
-i?- A-er. Prloe.
10 native rull ewes !fi 3 01
r western cull (ts lof. S iO
213 clipped wertern ewes 11.1 3 7;
370 western ewes m 4 hm
29 native lambs J 7a
34a western yearlings and weth
ers 91 t;:
419 western yearlings tind weth
ers S native lambs
48 native lambs
S6 native lambs
Ml western feeder ewes
87 western ewes
181 western wethers
K
7ti
81
17
81
84
tt
S 75
8 (O
M
I fl
4 10
4 84)
I ii
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Callle Higher Hosts lite Tenia Usrr
' 'beep aad Lambs 8teady.
CHICAGO. Jan. K. CATTLE Receipts.
S.OiO head; market 10 c higher; good to
prime steers, fo.noffg.oo; poor to medium.
t3.l8i42Tl.nO: Blockers and feeders, 12 44i4 2o;
cows, 11.24 50; heifers, j.(a.i',i ',.,; eaimers.
I1.25I&2.W; bulls. t;.titj4.S'i; calves. 3.m4i'7.'l.
HO(JS Receipts, ao.(8 head; market
6c lower; mlged snd butchers. 14 2S74 f;
good to choice heavy, 14 .aiafH.'o; rough
heavy, 4.J.'.'u4 4i; light, 14. 3014 ni; bulk of
sales. I4.45I&4 fid.
SHEE1' AND LA MRS Receipts, 1,000
head: sheep and lambs steady; good to
choice wethers. S4.iT4r3.in; fair to choice
mixed, It.t! 75; western sheep, St.fostr.i.nfl;
native lambs, lo.(KaS7.Xi; western lambs,
5.7Tjf7.40.
Kaaaas City Lite gtoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts. taO head, Inrludlng loo head of
southerns; market steady to strong; "choice
export tand dressed beef steer, S4.7i4jro.76;
fair lo good. SS.&nm.T; western fed steers.
!3.0iS3.t5; stockers and feeders. S-'.iii4.25;
southern steers. 3.ti4i4.kiO; southern ooa-s,
t;.(aii6So: native cows. l.75t4.l; native
heifers. t2jj4 &"; bulls, IJJ'"I4.I. calves,
S3.t SO.
HOO8 Receipts. 6,000 heed: heavv strong,
light weak; top. S4.70; bulk of sales. StaCKi
4 i; ehavy, S4.tfi4.70: packers. M.40 4 66;
pigs and lights. 7&,a4 4c
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, V10
head; market steady; native lambs. 5.5(k.
7.00: native wethers. S4.Kft6.ri0; nntlve ewe.
S40t5OO; western Units. S5.Soti.Xi; west
ern yearlings. SnOHuri 15; weatern sheep,
MoOigo.oo; stickers and feeders, K.aOQI.iu.
St. Loals lire Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 6 CATTLE Receipts,
l.a head, including 7i0 head Texans; mar
ket strong: native shipping and export
steers. J5.GrfS 2S; dressed beef ami butch
er steers, S4.0K&5.23; steers under 1.00m lbs..
Si.(8Kii6.0A: stockers and feeder. IJ.ikaJI o:
cows and heifers. 12.254.50; canner. 11.75
(hSUi: bulls. t.5n3.10; calves. S'(.ia&4;.75;
Texas and Indian steers, I2.75ti4.75; cows
and heifers. j:.ii(ni&t.
HOOS Receipts. 7 ai head: market easv:
pigs and lights. K.754i4 35; packers, 4.5"3
4.0T.: butcher and best heavv, 4.8h4.75
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, lioO
hesd; native muttons, S4.0U&5.15; In mho,
ST..005piT.0ii: culls and bucks. 12 (&.) 75; stock
era, U.OtsfjSoo; Texans. IS.0iiJ500.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 6. CATTLE Receipts.
748 head; market stronger: natives, STj.oojj
&.&; roa-s and heifers, tl .5ij 4 5u ; stockers
and feeders, I2.754j4.lu.
HOGS Receipts, 6.Sk5 head; market
steady to 5c lower; lights. It.1564.au; roe
dlum and heavy, S4 354 8i.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts W7 head:
steady to luc higher; yearlings. Ii.8"; lambs,
gluac lly Live 8terk Market.
SIOFX CITY. Ia.. Jan. (Special Tele
gram. CATTLE Receipts. Toil bend; mar
ket strong; stockers steady; beeves. 13 tiVj.
5.85; cows, bulls and mixed,- l;'.25ti3.5o;
stockers and feeders, i;.7S4S.4n; calves and
yea 1 Linn StliuX.S;.
H 4 Kits Receipts, 4 head: market
steady, selling at S4 25i4&0; bulk, 14 354.45.
tack la Sight.
The following table show the receipts of
live stock at the six principal western mar
keta vesterdav:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
1.00O 4.S"i 2.200
700 4.0.aj
1.(88) SOW M
, I.J 7.000 l.iV.i
748 5.S 187
S.Uoy SO.Oiaj .nou
8.64 17.185 11.1S7
South Omaha
Hioux Cltv ..
Kansas City
St. Lruis
St Joseph ..
Chicago
Total
Uaita Stuck Market.
LONDON. Jsn. a'. Closing quotatliMis on
stocks and bonds:
Coaaolo. raoaar ..
do acouat
Anaconda
Alrhioon
do Pl4
btltipior tt Ohio
c,ii,d,o PlSr .
Chaa. at Ohio
(tilso Gt W
.. M. a t. P ..
ttaBooT
fjooror R. G ..
do fd
Erie
do lot pfd
do Id ld
Illlaolt Coatral ..
bouls- A Ntak
M . K. A T
84' K. Y. Coir, I 14K4
MS Norfolk a W ,!,
tt, 4o pfd !
80S Onttrlo V W 4r
1IV fonnnlTtnla is
lot Hand Mint lit,
1M4, kotdius 4:
484,: do lt sfd 47
4S o 84 s'4 43
171 ion 1 hem Rails,, ... Jt'i
I7S 4o pfd ttt,
Ml Soulharn racigc ,7
7 laiuo Pac.81 n7t
41V 40 ' 84,
T84.fi Stool jiv
tit to (.Id at
141 .Wabash. ju
du Kl'i 44
A apaal 4, u
SILVER Bar. ateady, 277,d per ounce.
MONEY 1.J per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for ahort bliU ia 7-1 per cent; for three
months' bills, I i-loft.'1 per cent.
ew Yark MlalatT Slaeka.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-The fallowing are
tne closing 14m
Adaatt Cea
All.
llrooc ,-
bruol8 Cum
44.Bisi.M't Taoncl
ro. ( al. Va. ..
8tort Sliver ...
lroa Siii-or
laid ril, a Coa . ..
, U I HUo ( hiat
to staria 175
. IT Orh.r tin
, 8 I'hoaiitl 1
. 8 Putotl i
161 tea .as, 44
IVi 'Storra KtTtda tT
800 Siuli Hope, ii
. I 'BUaadart '.in
Baak 4 learluga.
OMAHA. Jan 81. Today's bank (learii.es
were 11,812. 1.
' 4 oaf e Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. . COFFEE Market
oioed steady at unchanged price to de
cline of I point under moderate liquidation,
promoted by eaater European eaMea and
rather full rerwiiua at the Braiillan urts.
aa compared with yesterday. There seemed
to be co in 1 .are lively Hula se'ling pressur.
but demand was light and the market ruled
barely attudy during moat of the kession.
with th close qui. t at a net decline of 8i)i
pi.lnt. bal.; TT a rte(l of ii.TSo bsK,
j tn hiding : JaPtisry. T 7-. March. TPuv.
Jdsv. !:tt v-; ju'O. 8 .. eepieinoer. a ,'
8 ; etnlt. TTsv lt market aas
stcs.i. with No. T Rio nt
OM4H MHOLEH4L8. M IRKET,
Ceadltlea af Trade aad Qaetattea aa
staple aad f aery Praalaee.
E(JC.-'aiidled stork. TJc.
LIVE IMI 'I. TRY Hens. MStr-; rootlet g.
I . tttrketB. lfii.-: duck. stic geese ;
j spring blcKens. 'Sc
I'Rk.i:i liMl.TRY-Turkev,. lufl'Sc;
I luck. lCc: geese, "tc; 1 hlcketit. tifVey:;
roosters ec.
RL'TTER-Packing stock. 18c: choice to
fany dairy, 17q1!k; iieanirry. .44. -t,..
j':,- prints :Tc.
FRESH ER'.'ZEN FISH Trcut. r;
ticktreH. 7c; p(Kt, c: perch, ic: blueflsh.
l:'c; ahltetith. 1h , salmon. 1.V: iedsna pcr,
11c; lobster tgreeni, tor; lobster (boiled.,
38.-; bullheads. 31c: catft-h. 14c; Mnck bss,
:te: halibut, l-c: t-rarpies. 1. buffalo. 7c;
white las. 31c: frcg Vgs. per dos . JSc.
HKAX- Per tin. Ill hi.
I4AY-Price quoted bv Omjhl Wholesale
rv.ikrs Bf.wcialion: Clou No 1 upland.
88i, No. t. SM.; mdlLm. R..80: coarse,
li'00 Re traw. li 80. Vhese rrk ar
for l,r of good oeh.r snd ouality.
OYSTFRS New Totk coimu. per csn.
4c: tstrs relecta. per can. J9v; sisndatda.
ter csn. Sfc: bulk 4tandsrdi. per gsl ,
II &t; bulk tejitra selects!, per gal . IL7i;
balk tNe' York counts!. Per gal. 11.80.
TF.OFICAL FRVtlS
ORANOES-Callfornla Led is nd rave's s'l
sises. . '.l'ui. choice nave, a. : fxlT;
California seedlings, sll sixes. 12 Oov 2 a.
LEMONS-Califiinia fancy, li.78, JU0 gag
. S3 lltt 00; choK-e, 3 .'T.'j r. i'j.
DATES Per Iw of 30-lh. pkgs.. ti 00;
Hallows en. In 70-R. boles, per lb.. Vfo.
FIGS California, per ltelb. carton, .8y
15c; importsd Smyins. 4-iroan. liHtc: "
crown. lc; 7-ron. Uic: tancy imported
(aaahfdi. In 1-lt ;kgs. ltJ18c; California,
per rase of X pkga.. i: ai"
BANANAS Per medium slsed bunch, t.4M
fiaSu; icmhos, I-" 7T- J.in.
ORAI'E FRL'IT Per boa of 64 to 64. I. 08)
tjiW.
FRLITS
APPLE. Home-grown Jr.nstl.sns. per
bbl.. I":!, Ben Iavls. liU,; .Now Tork
King-., lij; New TorW tireenings. tw.Sc;
New Yi 1 r.il.lM'iis. 12.75, Cnlonuio .lona
th.itis, 7." S ne S.ips. per bu. N.x. 11 8i
I'KAHf t'tah. Colorado and California,
fall vsilrtlea. per box. ll.oal VS.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Re!! and
Bugle. K-r hl.l . IvM; conin Hell oimI
Cl.eriy and Jerss. per Lbl . I7.7i; per boa,
K'i.
ORAPES-lmforted 1,-alagas. per keg,
16.1'lrla fm.
"i AN tj ERIN ES Florida or CaUfornl. per
fc-bcx. t:.6u.
VKG LTALi.ES.
IXi'l AI0E8 Home-groan, in sacks, p'
bu., 4oc , Coloraoo, p 1 bu., 0TK.
it 'KM PS Old. per bu.. 4oc; Canada rulaV
bagas. per lo.. le
CAHPOT8-Old, per bu.. 40c.
P.VRSKIP8 tld. per bu.. 4'c.
REE'IS Old. per bu., tio.
NAVY HKANK P-r bu . S1.9n4j2(K
ONI' N8 Home-grown, red, in sacks per
bu . Il.laj; Spanish, per crate, L TO";
Colorado ellow. per lb., Ic; white, per lb.,
.CUMBERS-Per dog. CouBLSS.
TOMATOES California, per 4-baskrt
crate, ir,
"A HP AGE Holland see,. per lb.. l',e
SWEET POTATOES Kansas kiln drlfd.
per bbl.. II SO.
CELERY Per dor. ISgtVK:: California,
45c.
RADISH Eft Hothouse, per dog . tic.
ONIONH-New, southern. i,er dos., 45c.
Tl'RNlPB New. southeru. per dog, 43c
BEETS. New. southern, per doi., 4Sc.
PARSLEY New, i.er dox.. 45c.
MISCELLANEOl'S.
SAL'ER KRALT Wisconsin, per keg,
C11ER-New York, per bb! 5 .; per H
bbl.. U X.
CHEESE Wisconsin Taint, full cream,
IbH'oISc: Wisccnsin Young America. 13c;
lil.ick 8wls. new. 15c; old, 1j17c; "rVlsjcon
sin brick. :;-; Wisconsin limburger, 13c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c: No. Z green, fcc;
No. 1 suited, ic; No. salted, 7t;C; N.".. 1
veal csK, Sc; No. 1' veal cslf. 7c; dry salted,
8$ 14c; sheep pelts, cty$l 00; horst hi-ea.
tl.B"!!? 00.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. S METALS The
1onilon tin market reported another o
vnnce. aith spot closing t 133 2s8d ens
futures at 4.13-' los. Locally the market a
lirmly held, a-lth spot quoted nt I'-!. !-'.
The market fcr copper was also higher lit
Ijondon at 68 los for snot and 08 2 Ad for
futures. Locallv th tone whs firm: lak is
otK.ted at H5.37Vfjl5 fxi; electrolytic. I1.1JW
15.25: cnstlng. tl4.7Titilfi.12i4. Lead was firm
at AT1S Ss d In London. Iocally the market
is firm -lth other metals, but prices are un
changed at M tiii4.70. Spelter was mi
tharged nt 25 Ss in London. I-cary the
mark' t c.Hitlnues firm. Some dealers are
asking as high ss K for prnmrt deliver, ,
hut the generai range is from IS-lOfltl 16.
Iron closed at &5s 3d In Glssgow and at
fVa4tjd In Mlddlesborough. Locally the sit
uation Is firm: No. 1 foundry northern t.
quoted at 117 2517 35: No. S foundrr north
ern. S17.0i"'al7.50; No. I foundry southern and
No 1 foundrv southern soft. 117.7543 11.80.
ST. LOl'IS. Jan. fi.-METALS-Iead,
steady, t4.52VS4.fiO. Spelter, strong K.OLttj.
roltoa Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6. -COTTON-Spot
closed steady at 25 points higher; middling
uplands, 7.35c: middling gulf. 7.0H-; aaies, of.
bales.
LIVERPOOL.. Jan. f. COTTON Spot In
moderate demand; price 10 point lower;
American middling fair. 4.15d; good mid-,
riling. 3.ld; middling. 3.7M: low middling.
S.iiTJ; good ordinarv. 3.53d: ordinary. 3STd
The sales of the day were S.00O hales, of
a hlch 2. full were for speculation and expoit
nnci Included 7.4u0 American. Receipts. I.a
bales, all American.
ST. LOl'IS. Jan. . COTTON Steady:
middling. f.Tc; sales. 75 bales; receipts. 5f"
bales: shli. minis 212 bales: Block. .19(114
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. COTTON
Stead) : sales, 4 4i bales; ordinary, 4Vart
gol ordinary, S 13-Kk-: low middling. flS-lAc;
middling. 7c; good middling. 7V,c: middling
fair. 7,c: market nominal; receipts, l.7t
bales; slock, 405,251 bales.
Oils aad Roala.
OIL CITY, Jan. fi. OIL Credit balances.
II 45; cerlihcut's. no bid. Shipments, Penn
sylvania. 6(i.o77 bbla.; average. 89. tM bbls..
runs. Pennsylvania. 71. MO bbls.; average,
(10 542 bbls. Shipments. Lima, 76.43 bbls j
average. 51.430 bids. -
SAVANNAH. Jan. C TL'RPENTINB
Firm.
ROSIN-Fltm: A. B. C. D. E. 12.16: ,
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REAL ESTATE TRtKSFEIt.
DEEDS filed for record January S as ftTt".
niahed by the Midland Guarantee A
Trust roninanv honded abstracter ' 18714
Farnam street, for The Dee;
J. R Drexel et al.. exrs. and E. Stoles
burg to J. A. Conning, east 12"H feet
01 101 Ulrica t, c unningnuni s una.,
value eer.elved
J. A. Canning to C. C. George, same
property ll.VJft
M. S( blinker and wile to Katherin
Schlinker. lots 17 and IS. block, 2.
6hrler Plaxe 1
C. Turnr-r-and wife to J. W. Thomas.
lot 11 and 12. block S. Summit Place 1
J. W. Thomas and wife to Ella M.
Tsschseck. s'juth 00 feet of lot 11,
block S. Summit Place 3.00ft
A. C Buk and wife to Ina Busk, w'
of lots 21 and 22. block 2, William
Hagedom's add 511
Hattle T. Pierce and husband to Sarah
J. Perkins. lot 1. block 2, Matthews.' .
sub 12S
W. L Helby and alfe to J. Maron. lots
24 and So. blo k S. W. L. Selby's 1
Edwards -Wood Co.
(Incorporated). .
ruin Office: Fifth and Roberts Streets
ST. PAUL. niMN. :
DEALERS IN
Slocks, Grain, Provisions
Ship Your Groin to Us
Breach Ofaee. 110-ltl Beard at Trade
Bide Usuaba. Sea. Ttltfhtat lili
U-r.4 Exchange ldg.. South Omaha.
Bell 'Phone ii Ir.deaendanl 'Pboae A
LE4.AL AUTICt.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
OfTlce of Lee-Ulava-AiidiBcsen Hardware
Company. Omaha. Neb., Dec. 11, lw4 No
lle la hereby given lo tht stockholder o'
the Loe-GUta-Andrteaen Mar Ware com
ii.y that the snnual meeting cf tl. stock
holder of th company 1U be lld al the
orfiiea of th said company. corr,ti ol 8th
hd Harney a' reals in tL city of Omaha,
la Ihe atste of Nebraska, on Tuesday. Jt.
10, A. D . 1. at 3 o 1 ln k p rr... (r in
puri.se of elerting a board of dlrecforr for
the lomiaii) to erve during the er.rv'.i.g
1 ear. snd te transact such other buaintat
at may be presented at turn nieerli g
(Seal 1 34 J LEE. .'iMttVeai,
W. M GLASS. 61. r ttai 8.