TflE OMAHA DAILY REE: Sl'NPAY. JANUARY P, 1901
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Karket Ball, tit 8calpen Kike. Little
Prsfit
LARGEST CORN EXPORTS M MONTHS
Kansas tiff a ad Omaha F.njny Arf-
R inert fleennsee at Rata
Concessions.
((Mafia, Jan. 7. 1905.
lnjllness waa tha principal and enly qual
ity oi the gram marsets today. The
c Ipnrs did a little moderate business, but
nothing of moment. Wheat and corn
grained a Jlttla strength during the station
and tha high point wits tha close. The
-onstrierabie. snort Interest In wheat In
altering and tha long Interest In cnn
rcniratrd. Two shorts, practically all. sold
at a lower figure than tha nailer today
and the longs, ai laual on lavt'er, car, flgire
p profit. '1 he May rioe Friday was tha
rilghml for several weak. Mrpnrt of
Mails Wa.la wheat h4ng delivered In New
Tork are saiiaxiig sorus Bomment, b'jt In
other quaru.s I nay r disc-runted as not
being deliverable on May contract. In
4'hlcago there is now 1,100.10 bushel of
contract wheat, and the trading rrohab'.y
averages half a million a nay. Trie stork
does not Increase. The rash wheit price.
bave advanced ailgbily In m't markets.
Kansas City reports the sale of 76,"u b'iri
tels hard winter to Minneapolis Th
northern mlliers have been getting hard
wheat In the southwest and the Kansas
flty miller heiyitg low grade spring wheat
In Mlnnef foils. The BO.oiO harrels of flour
aild Thuraday hy Minneapolis to thesouth
waa. perhaps, largely made up of
wheat from Kimeae flty. A good portion
of the Alintieapeill receipt sre said to be
frosted and undeairable for milling, so the
liiwer have difficulty In getting what they
want, For this lesson It la said wneat
Is being ordered out of store to meet r
etiulremenls whluh cinont be fill"-! by daily
purchase, The Minneapolis storks are 15.
VJ,1J4 bushels, of whlcn 3.646. M la No. 1
northern, the lncreaee for the week being
yjM.mn. The Australian wheat elilpments
have lner-aee, for th wee, being 4:4.
rHO, against sT.I.Ono for last week and .?0.o0
last year. The primary receipts are 49J.i0
against S46 OuO Inat week, and the shipments
were 390.(00 against .WMi. The primary
market receipts of wheat for the half or
the harrc-it year are per rent of the
crop, against 14 per rent last year.
The corn exports for thin week have
been the Urgent for snv week since March.
J'3. The amount this year Is 1.19. .ooo.
galnat l.TSO.OiO for the first of last year.
The totsj since July 1 exported Is IS.WI.OOO
bushels, against 29.19-1 0i0 bushels for the
same period of laM year. Practically all
of the export Just now Is by the gulf. New
Tork Cltv has onlv 13fi,'0 bushels engaged.
Th Kanaaa flty firms are enjoying a dis
tinct advantage In rates and a great deal
of Nebraska corn has been sent snuth for
gulf cargoes. fhlcMgo sa'es Frtdav were
In WO for domestic shipment and 25".0O" fnr
the seaboard. The corn primary receipts
are 76.(SM bushel, naalnst 61i40 bush"'s,
and the shipments 694,000 bushels, against
254 000 bushel.
The oats market is decllnine a little. The
"eason la the large visible. The long Int-T-rst
has been of two sort the pro'e-slnnals.
who fostered the Idea the market would
advance, and the outside buyers who had
been told to go Into oats, as they were
..heap. These are beginning to lose faith.
Omaha Cash Hairs.
WHEAT No. 4 hard. 1 car. 62 lbs., 9c; t
cars M lbs . K3c: 1 car, 61 lbs.. 82c.
CORN No. 8 yellow. 3 cars. 3c.
OATS No. S white. 1 car, 2S"c.
Omaha Cash Market.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, ll.OViil.oT: No. S
hard, 11.04; No. 4 hard, isjcol.til; No. S
spring. II ii'.; no grade, lic.
CORN-No 2, No. 3. SSc; No. 4,
B7c; no grade, X'SaJw; No. 2 yrllow. .'ISVjc;
No. I yellow, a'oiNo. 2 white, SVc; No. 1
white, Kic
OATS No. 2 mixed. 28c; No. I mixed,
27Vc; No. I mixed. rf.c; No. 2 white. LUc;
No. t white, ac; No. 4 white. 27',x'6ci
standard, 2c.
Carlot Kaceliita.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 22 430 7
Kansas City 78 37 10
Minneapolis 2tti
Duluth 53
fit. Louis" 48 a 31
Omaha S 156 12
Urauua. Mtrkiti Elitwker.
Closing prices of grain today &nd Fri
day at tha markets named were as follows:
CHICAGO.
Wheat Today. FrMay.
May l.luVsB 1.16 A
July
Cni n
Msy 44B
July 45
KANSAS CITY.
WSB
44
Wheat
May July
Corn
May July
i on n i.05;
9UHH HtMfl
41',B
t A
ST. LOCH.
Wheat
May ...
July ....
Corn
May ...
July ...
-Wheat-May
...
July ..,
Wheat
May ...
1.184
11S
DivsB
4J
43-Sj
MINNEAPOLIS.
LIT",
1.14'
UULUTH.
1.17'
NEW YORK.
M'heat
May July
i.bi'4 1 is
, 1 03V 1.1 B
Mlaaeapolls Market.
The rnnge of prlcea In Minneapolis, as
reported by the Ld wards-Wood Grain com
pany, was:
Articles. I Open. I IIigh. Low. j Close.
Wheat
May ...
July ..
l.lfij
1.144!
1.17
1.1441
1.17i
1 14-kl
I.1IH
JEW TOHK CKMOKtL MARKET
4$aotaloDs f the D17 on avrluas
Commudltlrs.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7-FLOrR-Recelpts,
13.61a bbls.; npi.ru, lo.iiiu bbic M.uKet
turn and held li giier; winter paienia, a..M4
IM5.K5; winter snuilits, i. 3o4j,i ii; M.niii-
- sola pat. nij". $.i.8ouc 2j. winter e xtras. $3 cjj
Q4SU; Minneoia bakers', Il.3ifii4.u6; winter
- low grade, 13.414.10. K e Hour, steady;
fair to good. S4. hxy4.70; choice to fancy,
(U600. Buckwheat flour, quiet. $-0t"3:' 15 per
10U lbs.
I'oitSUKAlr-Steady ; fine white and yel
low, $130; coarse, new, $1.13ijl.l4; kill! di leu,
RVt; Nominal; No. 2 western. 7ao aked.
BAKLE Y Ulow ; feeding, 44c, c. I.i f. New
York: malting, 4-ic, 1 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Ite-i'eipta. Cl,(7i bu. fpoL market
firm: No. 2 red, I'.ilV e.e.utur, II .3 t. o. b
unoat. Nj. 1 noribern. Oiiiuih, il..'i4. t. o.
b. nrlo.tt; No. 1 li.ir.l. Mamioba, 1 li. 1. o. b.
afloat Opticus were strong all uay on bull,
iaii nof, hwet news, l.gl.t olferiin;. film ca
bles and local covering. The close allowed
fcvu4o bet advance'; May, $1.16 I3-I6.ul.lti4,
cWard $1.14; July, $l.u.'7fc I.034. ilowtd
$1.(K4.
t:OKN Receipts. 122.51 bu; xporls, 6.3$
bu. Bpot market steady; No. Z, 534c, ele
vator, and 61a. f o. b. ahoat; No. 2 yellow,
fC4c; No. 2 white. 514c. options were ac
tive, but firmer with wheat, closing 4c net
higher; May eloaeTS roc.
4JA1 S Reetlpta, 4:.llii bu.; cxppits. $.175
bu. Spot maiket steady; mixed. 20 to 32
ibs.. 3.4c; natural white, to to 5; Ihs . $74
ti34e; clipped white, 3u to 4t li s.. Sl-itHIc
HAY Quiet; shipping, H'iiwc; g,,od to
choice, bira 83c
HOPH tjuisi ; state, o mm on to ih;lie.
ll4. 2ixaS7c; lv3. 3.xS:tc; e.jdH. 14,-; Jnc ilii--ast,
lis4. ::i'(i 3m-; 3.i:tic: olds 11
17c.
HIKES Steady; (Jaivi-ateni, 30 to 25 II .
Isc; Caafornla. 21 to 2 lbs., liic. Texas, dry,
-.4 to ;n Ibs . l4Hc.
LEATHER Steady; rid. L44i:tk.
I'l.Ol If ni.t -IkTl. ateady, l.unily. $114.
il. iv; nie, c 00 ! N'; borf hams. $J. i
23 50; packet. $15.5"U6 tfo; c ity extra l.irtlu
nitts. i4 .V'l 1', bo. Cut meats, quirt; pickied
bt llles. 5c 7.j7.i; Ji'.ckliHl siiouldcis, iu.l.t,;
plck.ed h nis. ln.tlii j(i. Lnrd. dull; western
steamed. 7 (A'; rtrinle-el, ciu et; cm. .iutiit.
tllv. South American. " 7 75; cnt,unrl,
$l74Jl5 ii. Pork, dull, family, U.l14 !u;
short clear, 1.3 il4 It, uu, in.sa, t.'i wii13 t.o.
l.tlL-'l-tUwj( t.i, tUL,.lJ'),
4J4.
JtlCE Firm; dorursllc, fair to exlu. 24
jS4c; Japan, Honor ul.
Bl i'TKit-Fil n. renovated, common In
extra, 1b"iS.'c; WeHem fuctoiy, held, coin
inon tt" ehoics, 14vlsc.
CHEESE Strong. atatr. full rrai.iu, smali,
colored and while, fuiic-e, .s,.; unt, 1)t.c;
lite mada. colored Slid whit , poor to chos e,
l,Ml'(f, latpe ci lured und while, fancy,
Zj. tine. 114H4e. iatw inuUe, colored aad
white, poor to (.luue. k4lUc.
ljji-jtt.Jy , westetru fancy seleeted,
"he . Western flrsls. Z7r.
Ilk;; Jos is. l.t , lui ktjS, l-Uji'. Dressed.
quiet; western chickens. lotflSc; foals, llf
iv turkeys, li..
"Ol'l,TRY Alive, firm
lie; fowls, 1; turkes,
steady; western chickens
11V; turkeys, tt4jlc
western chickens.
lJ'ulJc. lressel.
11 14c; fowls. WQ
CHICAGO ORAM AID PROVIIO
Featares of the Tradla aad Cloalsjaj
rrlee-s Baara af Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7 Ccnt.nued light move
ment of wheat in the L nited States tod.ty
and the prospect for dec reaewd shipments
from foreign countries Imparted a strong
tone to prices. At the ciua May whet
was up He. corn higher, oats prac
tically unchanged and provisions off i1
luc.
A steady tendency was evident In wheat
at the opening Thrm was a s.ight im
provement in quotations. May being un
charged to c hlgner aA II lUl.la . One
of the factors ws the Arm tone of the
LlverpiMTil grain market- Another factor
later more empliAeUd was the continued
light movement 111 wheat In Ihe L'niled
Htates Northwpffcin rtcalpli bore out ex
pectations of a coi.s.derabla reduction, ar
rivals today at M-rineapolls and Iiuluth
bring Sl cars, crtnpared with b?.H for the
corresponding day a year ago. Home local
longs, anxious to een up trales over
Sund.iy. sold nK-derateiy shortly after the
of.'i. ng, causing a slight re-ession In
prices. May eased dff to I1.14iil.i4'. Bub
fequently the market In a gradual way
dee.oped a fair decree of strength nial
prices marie god udkam.es. The cssn
worst situation was again bullish at St.
luis and Minnespol.s From St Louis
came many deiaJis of Increasing difficulty
millers In Kansas axe exptnrncing in re
gard to wheat for milling purposes. Total
primary receipts today were enly 4H2.m
In., as compared with i,W last year.
The market closed at the highest po.nt
of the day, with May at ti le1- Clearan -es
cf wheat Hnd flour were equal to so.itw bu
Minneapolis, Duluih and Chicago reported
receipts of 341 cars, against 34' last week
and (.72 a year ago.
Corn today showed more strength than
has Ixen manifested for gome time. Com
mission houses were fair buyers through
out the entire day. Influences that tended
to create bullish sentiment weVe firm cables
and hma.ll acceptances from the country.
.May opened Vkc higher at 44lS.fo't4lc.
sold between 44c and 4t')c and closed at
44'jc lxii al receipts were 430 cars, with
three of contract grade.
Iliisiness In the oats pit was quiet. In
smpathy with the strength In other grains
the market was firm the entire day. May
opened a shade higher at 3jtc, (old be
tween 30c and 3.'t31c and closed at
J" 'ti3U Ls Hi receipts were 87 cars.
Notwithstanding a fair demand for lard
from a leading packer, the provision mar
ket wne weak the greater part of the dav.
At the close May pork waa off 10c at $12 6i.
May lard was clown Re at and ribs
were 2VC lower at Ki.So.
Estimated receipts lor Monday: Wheat,
29 cars; corn, 403 cars; oats, V6 cars; hogs,
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. I High.! Low. Close.l Yes'y,
Wheat
May
Julv
Corn
Jan. Mat
July Oats
Jan. May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan.
May
July
Ribs
Jan. May
July
J 1 i5Hi i4a I
I I 1 14V 1 If.Vi. t IK
1 15-SH:
41HT'H
H H Hi
44n! 44V. 44Vc, 441,.
44 45&', 44",
2W
JH 2 Zi 2?
3"", 30" W31 1
30V"31 3oVt'4,
31 30,,S'4,i 81 I30V6"4j
12 20 12 15 12 15 12 26
1.' W 12 55 12 55 12 66
6 m 624 6 1-4 55
6 !0 6s3 Iti I (in
"00 0 S5 6700
G 3:4 i 30 6 SO I ( 3?4
fi 'il-4 I AO 6 SO I 6 6L'4
75 I 724 724' 6 75
12 30
12 GO
6 Go
6 HO
7 00
37'
0 2H
6 75
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCK Steady; winter patents. 5.10f?
6 2"; straights. $4.806.tin; spring patents,
15'kk56.50; straights, $4.5utj4.Hci; bakers, $2.70
16.T80.
WHEAT No. I spring. $l.liff 1.16; No. 3,
$1.0ul 13; No. 1 red. H.lSsjtU.lWi.
CORN No. 2, 4.'4c; No. 2 yellow. 424c.
OATS No. 2, 2i4c; No. 3 white, 8&.ilc.
kit-No. 2 ;6c.
BARLEY Good feeding, fi37c; fair to
chrire malting. 4ie4T.
SEED No. 1 flax, $1.16; No. 1 northwest
ern. l.22V.-. I rini unolliy, $2,774. Clover,
contract grade, $12.75.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork per bbl., $12.15
t?ri2.26. Lard, per loo lbs., $l.fif4. short rlba
side s (loose), $'t.li4'8.5. Short clear sides
thoxed). $.6tfj.ij24.
Receipts and ahipments for the day were
as follows:
Flour, bbls.
Receipts. Shipments,
.... 26.4H0 13.600
.... 6(1,800 72.I0
.... 477.4HO SoO.StV
.... 12.700 287.600
.... 17.OH0 1.S00
104.0U0 $56,000
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oata, bu....
Rye. bu
Barley, buf..
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm: creameries, 18 28c;
dairies, 1741i24c. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included, li''i-jc; firsts. 24c; prime
firsts, ikk'; extras. ;.c. Cheese steady, 11 (s1
Kc.
OMAHA WHOLES ALB .MARKET.
Coadltloa of Trade axed Qaolatlons as
Staple and I'sary Prodaee.
ECQS Candled stock. !3c.
LIVE POl'LTRY Hens, 6flR4c; roostera,
6c; turkeys, I3ctjl4c; ducks. 8jc; geese. 7c;
spring chickens, 84c.
UHESSED POLLTRY Turkeys. ltltfilSc;
ducks. He; geese, He; chickens, H'!!i4o;
roosters, 6s.
BUTTER Packing stock. 16c; choice to
fancy dairy, KfglWc; creamery, 24tf264c;
fane y prints. f7c.
FRESH FROZEN FISH Trout, 10c;
t.ickeiel, 7c; pise, c; perch, ec; bluerisn,
)2c; whltefihh, HX-; salmon, 13c; tedanapper,
11c; lobster (green), SOc; lobster (boiled),
33c; bullheads. 11c; cattish, 14c; black base,
2tc; halibut, 12c; crapples, 12c; buffalo, 7c;
white bass. 11c: frog legs, per dog., 25c.
HRAN Per ton. $15.00..
HAY Prlcea quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Cl.oice No. 1 upland.
$11 50; No. 2, $6 00; medium. $5.60; coarse,
$5.00. Rye straw, $5.60. Vhese prices are
for hay of good color and quality.
OYSTERS New York counts, per can.
46c; extra selects, per can, S-o; standards,
tor can, 3lc, bulk (standards), per gal.,
fl 60; bulk (extra selects), per gal., $1.76;
bulk (New York counts), per gal., Jl.DO.
TROPICAL FKL'iiB.
ORANGES California I.ediand navels, all
alara. $2.75(33.00; choice navels. J.5oa2.7i;
California seedlings, all tslses. $3.iiug2.2,
LEMONS California fancy. $2.76. J00 gad
Sue, .t ,6'y4 l); choice. $3 2.'fl3 60.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkg., $2.00;
Hallowe en, In 701b. boxes, per lb.. 64tj6u
1 - I , j lir.ml- 1,. TV, r a rlni, . n
Sic; importd Smyrna. 4-crown, U4c; 6-
crown. 14c; 7-crown, lbc: rancy lmportea
(washed). In 1-lb. pkgs. luilfc, California,
per rasa of 51 pkgs., ti.S
BANANAS Per meilium sited bunch, $2 00
G25o; Jumbos, $2.75tu2.aO.
.RAPE FRUIT Per box of 54 to C4,
66.50.
FRI'ITS.
APPLES Home-growm Jonathans, per
bbi.. IS.25: Ben UavU. $2 'Jo: New Tork
Kings, $3 25: New York Oreenmni. $J w;
New Vrt It Bildwins. $2.75; Colorado Jona-Ih-ms,
f, 75 W1110 tvtpa, ler bu. box, $1 60.
PEARS t'wh. Co.eiradn and California,
fall vstieties. per box. $1 5'ul 75.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Be!) and
Bugle, per bbl . $3.60; WntuliHll Hell and
Cherry and Jeis. per bbl $.' 75; per box.
ORAPES Imported V-alugas. per keg,
$6.hifn 60.
TANGERINES Florida or California, per
4-bcx. $2.50.
VROCTABLE5.
POTAIOES Home-grown, In sacks, pe-
bu., Coloraoo, peer bx. oUC.
Tl HMPS-Old. per bu., 40c; Canada ruU
bagiis, per lu.. lo.
CAHFOT8 Old. per bu.. 40c.
PARSNIPS Old, aer bu.. 40c.
BEHTS-0"d. per bu.. uj.
NAVY BEANS Pr bu., $1.952.0O.
ONIONS Home-grown, reel, in sacks, per
bu.. $l.iu. Span. lt, per crate, $2.00;
Colorado yrllow, per lb., 2c: white, per lb.,
24c. 9
cCCUMBERS-rer dog. $2.0Cg2J5.
TOM A To Eb Caliiornia. per 4-basket
crate. V..
CAHB AGE Holland seed, per 1"-.
SWEET POTATOES-Kanaaa kiln drl-41.
per I. hi . $2 50
CELKRi-Per cox. 2650e; California,
45r.
M ADISHE9 Hot'iouse. per dog . 46c.
ON KIN'S New. southern, per dox , 45c.
Tt' UN IPS -New. southern, per do.. 4&c
Liti'l S. New, soot hern, per elos , 46c.
l'.i;l-EY-NVw. per dox.. 45c.
Ml fJCEl.l.A N LOl S.
8AUER KllAL'T-WUconain, per keg.
t-IUER-New York, per bbl.. $610; per 4.
bbl.. :e JR.
CHEESE Wisconsin Twins, full cream.
):'4t4lc. Wisconsin Yt'Ung America. 13c,
bl.aTt tmias, new. 15c: old. 16.17c; Wlacon
kin bric k. ie; Wisrcnsln llmburger, liic.
HIIjES No 1 green, Jc. No 2 green. 6c:
No. 1 halted. S4c. No. 2 salted, 74c; N;. 1
ea! clf. let No 3 veal calf. 7c: dry aalted,
I jKr, sheep sells. 2i.C4jtl no; borst Mvs.
II U"V2 I.
Toledo kertl Market.
TtJl.EDy. Jan. T.-SEEDS Clover. cab
and JiMiuary. $7 to: February. $, Ho, March.
I 1'). Prime alaike, Prime (licothy.
$1 3u.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Value Yitld to 81:ght fnuurs ni
Mtrktt it Oentnlly Weak.
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laafrreare af Political l.eadera at
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slaaal Prngram Attraeta
Atieallaa.
NEW YORK. Jan. ..-Prices of storks
were Inclined to yield again today, but
the pressure was not urgent and any evi
dence of support In the market tenned to
check the selling. Such support developed
for Erie and Heading djnng the course
of the tirst hour and a prcckally complete
recovery of the opening uecunee was msde.
There was a good demand for Illinois
Central, which was accounted for by un
substantiated rumors of an intended In
crease in tne dividend rate. At the re
coered leel of prlcea the demand be
came so languid as to csuse tresh dis
couragement over the fuliure to appear
of the. January reinvestment demand and
pi Ices saageu away again at the last,
making trie dosing weak and dull.
l'isappuintnient was proiessed over the
bank statement, but the showing was not
caicuisted to produce more than a nominal
influence with tno extreme ease ruiltig in
the money nmrk.t. The fact Is not doubted
thai lurieucy lias started to move in a
strong tide to this renter and the failure
of the bank statement to reflect it Is at
ir.buted to crosj currents in the movement
which contuse the computation by the
average system. The Metropolitan Trac
tion stocks were weak from social causes,
no.aoiy tne threat ned competition f r tnelr
suourban traffic and their sharp declines
had a sympathetic effect on the rest of the
market. There were persistent rumors,
siich ns have circulated for some days.
Unit the report of pulled States Steel
eafnlngs for the final nuarler ol tne ear
would prove less aatlstactory than pre
liminary estimates had promixed.
There was considerable discussion of the
conference of political leaders which was
announced to assemble at Washington dur
ing the afternoon to consider the program
for congria.-lonal act. on. including icfcisia
tii concerning corptraljon and tariff
revision. The weekly nit rcanllie reviews
efftrrd no grounds for selling stocks and
the enormous figure of the December an
thracite output was a fostering influence
upon the t.rmness of the coalers. The
lavorable Industrial news failed, however,
to stimulate any demand for stocks ami
the market fur bonds was also quieter
than during the early part of the week.
Total sales of bonds, par valu?, l.s00,ulW.
Quotations on the New York mock ex
change ranged as follows:
Bales. HUh. Low. Close.
Atchison 2.8lO fci M4 Mi
do pfd 2u0 101 101 10o
Atlantic Coast Line. 10U 1 1JS va
B. O
do pfd
Can. Pacific
CentiaJ of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago at A
do pfd
Chicago Gt. Western
C. A N. W
C. M. ft St. P
Lhicago T. & T
do pfd
C, C, C. & St. L. ...
Colo. c Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Pel. & Hudson
Del.. U A W
D. & R. O ,
do pfd
Eile
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
111. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
U & N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities.. t
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn. A St. L
M.. St. P. & S. Ste M.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. & T
do pfd
Nat'l R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Central
N. Y Ont. 4c W
Norfolk eb W
do pfd
Pennsylvania
u re , . i c T
8,800 lu44 1034
K84
96
1314
192
ff
8"
2-J4
2o7
171'i
9
19
91
224
614
354
184
3444
2
86
:4
78
14
is 14
934
I664
30
664
274
524
139
l-'S
744
1154
234
50
894
146
1'64
314
63
41
144
404
T84
93
1374
77
814
914
844
364
844
704
244
58
let
116
344
9
344
364
634
1,000
20
60)
2'0
100
2.3O0
100
5.500
60
WOO
132
1914
484
424
83
224
208
1714
84
14
1314
1934
474
424
83
224
2i
1714
84
1S4
10'i 224 224
100 1644 1S44
200
22 itfX)
lil.700
4.8O0
100
5'X)
1,300
100
100
200
2i 10
1,1s
80)
4.200
18.000
3,700
864
4i
784
62-,
1X14
934
1664
811
664
27
124
l:4
164
774
nr.
2J4
864
214
78
614
804
83
1554
30
664
274
524
1384
1664
744
224
80
1'64
314
63
4o4
144
41
'.4
200 80
4,500
0
400
6,400
1.600
200
600
1W4
314
63
414
1444
41
784
10.2U0 138 1374
x , , e,. v . ex oc aj. . . ......
RraJIng 64,8oO
824 814
co 1st pfd .. aoo 12 ;
do 2d pfd 100 644 844
Rock Island Co 6,8eiO 864 36
do pfd m 844 844
St. L. & S. F. 3d pfd 2 7()4 704
St. L. 8. W 8 0 2;.4 25
do pfd 300 684 684
So. Pacific 4, 400 644 34
do pfd 1.S00 116 116
So. Railway 4.6'X) 344 314
do pfd 2iH) 074 !i74
Texas A Pacific soO 35 344
Tol.. St. U efc W 20H 864 36
do pfd 5o0 544 544
Union Pacific 26,900 114 II84
do pfd
Wabia'i 100 214 214
do pfd 300 424 424
W. & Lake Erie
Wis. Central 2ot) 214 214
do pfd
Adam Ez
American Ex 1V 213 13
V. S. Ex
1134
97
214
424
184
214
45
2i6
212
170
234
724
S3
94
244
95
4
37
154
37
85
104
804
1124
1414
934
1054
594
464
196
2"4
774
374
187
214
74
374
86
244
100
444
l'4
,TT4
i4
237
68
21
95
70
124
M14
T
36
9k4
284
914
S74
174
Wells-Fargo Ex
A mill. Copper
Amir. Car it F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Ice
do pfd
Anter. l.lnseed OH....
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. & R ...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref
Amer. Tob. pfd. cert.
Anaconda M. Co.....
Brooklyn R. T....I...
Colo. Fuel & 1
Con. C,as
Corn Products
do pfd
Da:lle-rs' Securities.
General Electric
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nat'l Lead
No. American
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
25.800
1,3'KI
ion
100
' ino
J'JO
74
31'
M
35
'64
864
724
324
94
35
'4
364
2,o
2m
9o0
100
MO)
7a0
6i)
8.1W)
1 Koo
2.8UO
3"0
iao
2t
364
105
804
113
1414
934
1(4
61
44
1974
204
374
187
844
104
804
113
14-ii
934
10f4
694
4S4
154
34a
.74
187
200
400
41)
K0
500
244
ltd
4t'4
1064
38
244
100
46
106
S74
Pressed Steel Car....
do ufd
Pullman P. Car
Republic Sieel
do pfd 4' 684 674
Rubber Goods
do pfd 10) 95 9S
Tenn. Coal 4i 1 2.600 71 70
V. 8. Leatlur mm 124 14
do pfd 60O 1014 1P14
I'. S. Realty
V. P. Rubber fino 354 SS
do pfd 4") (9 984
V. S. Steel IS.rort 294 314
do rfd 33.100 92 914
Va. Carolina Cltem.. 30 ST4 J74
do pfd to 11914 Oii4
Wes'lrgh. Electric... 3o0 1794 7s
Western CnloB 4o0 tS4 924
:3
Total sales for the day, 361. DOO shares.
l.oadoa
LONDON. Jan.
Stork Market.
7 Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds:
Conaols. money... 8S4 N. Y. Central..
do account 884,N"orfolk & W..
Anaconda 5r,i do pfd
Atchison 89v Ontario & W..
149
81
95
42
74
114
4,4
42
4
6-4
1164
294
9.14
a
43
do pfd leJS feitnsyivauia,
Bal. & Ohio
.l-VKand Minx ..
Can. Pnc lie
Ches. & Ohk...
Chicago O W..
C M St. P..
D Beers
D. r a
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd....
n.i 2d -fd
Illinois Central.
Louis, at nh....
M K. T
SILVER Bar
..1554 Reading
.. 49 I 00 1st pfd..
..23 I do 2d pfd..
. .174 So. Railway ..
.. 174, do pfd
.. JCVSo. Faclnr ...
. . 7o4 t'tilon Puclflc
. . 404 do pfd
.. 80 ,!'. S. 8tel....
.. (tl I do pfd
. .ri9UWubash
. ,1J24 do pfd
.. 324.
ready. 7 5-l6d
per ounce.
MONEY l"ti2 Ir cent
The rate of discount In the open n.srket
for shcit bllle la 2 7-1(mi24 per cent; for
tl ifs mouths' bil s. 24 Ier cent.
learlag Hobs Averages.
NEW YORK, Jun. 7. The statement of
iiteriegrs of the clegriii. Uouho banks of
this city for the live days of this work
shows; I oans. $l.(j6'.74.7t ; increas., $3.
ic.l.ii). Liepoealts. $l.l.16s.aM!'. Imrtaae,
STi llil t4). Circulation, 843.17X ekJO; incrsass,
t?7 18i lg'el tenders. J-;..2.6 4i4); Inciease.
ll.OTb.sOO. Specie. $2o3.4 Ouu; derreaae.
$4T0 Reserve. t?t ;i10.4'r; decrease,
$7:.li. Reserve required. $277.192 150; In
crease. $1..'T9.75. Surplus, $11 KOS.250. de
cr.mse, linitll Ex-Lnlted States depos
its, $17.3u06v; decrease, $2.129.4Jo.
jew lark Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, Jan 7-MONEY-On call,
nominal; no loans. Time loans, easy; u
and 90 days. 3f44 rf cent; wiooths,
S'er cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE TAPER-4fJ44
BTERLINC! EXCHANGE 8teady, with
actual business in tinkers bills at $4 $72V
4 8735 for demand and at 4.84!jj4 " '""
ixtv-day bll.s Posted rates, $4 K.i4 and
$48" Commercial bills. $4 S444 844
SILVER Bar, v'4c; Mexican dollars,
474c.
HONDft Government, steady; railroad
bonds steady.
Ibe following are tha quotations on
stocks and bonds:
IT. 8. r s re...l'44 Japajt elf
do coupon
ios 1a at uni. ..e
lctn Man. c. g. 4s 14
.lex's At ex Central 'is.. 76
l"i 00 1st inc 25
.i:t4 M et 8t. L. 4s.... 74
do 8s. reg
do coupon
do new 4a, Peg.
do coupon
do Old 4s, reg..
liM-v M . K. A T. 4s. ...led
l"6-i ao 2s s4
do coujKin
Am. Tob. 4s. ctfs. 71 :N. R of M. e. 4s. 2
do 6s, ctts ll'4 N. Y. C. g. 848...1M
Atchison g 4s ...!. N. J. C. g Im l4
do adj 4s j No. Pacific 4s 1"4
Atlantic C. L. 4a .Ud4 do ss 774
Pal. e Ohio 4s.
dj 34s
Cen. or Ga. 6s.
do 1st Inc
do 2d Inc....
l 'o , N . & W. c 49 W
944 -J. S. 1- rfd. 4s.. ,'4
1U t'enn. c. 84s 1"4
:i rieadlrg gen. 4S..101
14 'S L 41. M. c 6s .11.4
Ches. & O. 44s
lo; , I. eVrt. F fg 4S. 8S-X
ChicaKO
C. li. k U.
A. 34s 81 Pt. L. 8 W. c. 4s. 4
n. 4s.. 9t'4 t-ealK5ard A. L. 4s 8t
C R. I. I'. 4s
do col. 5s
C'C &fl L. g 4s
Chi. Ter. 4s
Colo. Md is
Colo. & So 4s..
Cuba 6s. ctfs .. .
D. ex R. O. 4s...
His. Siv. fs
Erie p. Hen 4a..
do gen. 4s
. 8i I So. Pacinr 4s Do1
. . So. Hallway 5s. ..1174
.1014 T A P. is 12"4
. T S. L W. 4e. 81
. 714 Union Psc. 4s 1e).".4
. 914 do conv. 4s 1134
.I'M 4 V. P. 8. 2d 5s 3
.im iWabssh Is 1184
. 794I do deb H- 664
.IV4I Western Md. 4s.. l
. 914 W A U E. 4s ... 93
F. W. ft D. C. is.. 1', Wis
Central 4s.. 91
Hock Val. 44S...109I
offered.
Boston Stork Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 7. Call loans. 24S34 per
cent: time loans, 3fi44 par cent. Official
closing or stocks ana donan:
Auh. aaj. 4s 94 Weht.ng. com.
do 4s i"4; Adventure
Mex. Central 4s.. 74 i.citoues
... 92
... 4
... 21
... e
... 12
... 1.4
... .v
...660
... 2j
... Oh 4
... 14
.. tl
... ii4
... 04
... 2
... 94
... lo
... 524
... 4
... 274
... 94
... 29
...110
... 84
..12i
... 94
... 244
... 11
... 42
... 5
... 114
...loo
Atchison ..
sovs iiuatama,ted
lec s Ainer. .lllC ...
ZMt lAttantlc
no pfd
Boston 4k Al....
Boston At Me
K jeton Eie
Fllchburg pfd .
Mex. Central ...
iN. Y. N. H &H
. l,j iiiitignam
.li7 Cai. ek Hecla,.
14S Centennial
i34 1 Copper Range
2ul iDaJy Weat
l ere Marquette 79 c oinlnion Coal
I'nlon Pacl.ic ....11.4 Franklin
Am, Ar. c'hem.. ilo lUrancy
do pfd 86 lsie Roy ale
Am. Pnnej. Tube 04 Mss. Mining .
Amer. Sugar 141 -as Michigan
do pfd 1384 Mohawk
Amer. T. & T....146 ;Mont. C. k C.
Am. Wooien 224 e.d Dominion .
00 pfd a "osceola
Dom. I. & S 184 Parrot
Ediaon Elec. Il...t iQulncy
Gen. Electric 18 Shannon
Mass. Electric ... 134'Tamarack
do pfd o84Trinlty
Mass. Gas 384 I". S. Mining...
United Fruit lo&VU. 8. Oli
United Shoe Ma.. 66 jl'tah
do pfd 32 Victoria
U. 8. Steel 2S-4 Winona
do pfd 14lWolver!ne ...
Bid. Asked.
Kew York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan, 7. The following tre
the closing quotations on mining stocks
Adams Con 10
Alice W
Breece 20
Brunswick Con .. 9
Comstock Tunnel S
Con. Cal. & Ya,..17a
Horn Silver 150
Iron Silver 24W
Leadville Con ... t
Little Chief
i
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potosl .. ,
iavage
ierra Nevada
mall Hopes ..
andard
.876
..675
.. 60
.. 26
.. 4o
.. 45
.. M
..160
Forelffxt Financial.
IXJNDON. Jan. 7. Money was In quiet
demand in the market today and supplies
were much depleted owing to repayment to
the Bank of England. Discounts were
firm. Business on the Stock exchange was
dull and uncertain. Speculators were dis
poned to await developments. Consola were
easier, but closed above the lowest quota
tions of the day. owing to the favorable
Board of Trade returns. Home rails were
heavy. Americans opened weak and under
parity, recovered slightly and closed quiet.
Foreigners were Irregular, being affected
by Paris offerings. They closed with a
better tone. Imperial Japanese govern-
ment 6s of 1904 were quoted at 974.
PARIS, Jan. 7. The tone on the Bourse
was heavy, but at the close the market
was firm. Ruaxlan imperial 4s were quoted
at 85 (10 and Russian bonds of 1904 at 499.00.
BERLIN. Jan. '.The tone on the
Bourse today was somewhat improved.
The new Russian loan waa quoted at 9i4.
Trading was active.
. .Ua. .in.. . V. ., , ., U . .
Trraaary Matentent.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $145,046,311;
gold, $75,801,096.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. Jan. ".Today's bank clearings
were $1.(57.964.23. For the same day last
year they were $1,290,860.14, an Increase for
1906 of $367,088.09.
St. I.oula Grain and Provisions.
8T. LOUIS, Jan. 7 WHEAT Higher;
No. 1 red rash, elevator. $1.14; track,
$1,194; May, $1,184; July, 964c; No. 2 hard.
$1.14.
CORN Firm: No. 2 cash. 424c; track.
44c; May. 424ilt24c: July, 434c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, 31c; track. 82c;
May, 314c; No. 2 white, S34c.
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents, $5.40
5 50; special brands, $5.6tru6.75; extra fancy,
$i.0("ti5.15; clear, $4 55ti-4.7u.
SEED Timothy, nominal. $2.00t2.4S.
COKNMKAL-gteady, $2.40.
BRAN Dull; hacked, east track, 87ft,,si8r.
HAY Quiet, firm; timothy, $8.0l.u 13.00;
prairie, $6.009.50.
IRON ton . TIES 9Sc.
BAOGINO-74''.
HEMP TWINE C4c.
PROVISION'S Pork, lower: lobbing, old.
$11.15; new. $12.36. Lard, unchanged; prime
Bteamed. $6 10. Dry salted mea is, steady;
boxed, extra shorts. $6,624; clear ribs,
$6 874: short clear. $6.90.
POULTRY Strong; chickens. 94c;
poring. 94c; turkeys. 12c; ducks. 10c; geese,
60.
BI TTER Firm; creamery. 214j29c; dairy,
1541 23r.
EGGS Steady at 22c
case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
celpts.
4.fri0
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu...
8 010
41.000
39,' 0t)
37,000
..48,000
..80,000
..$1,000
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Kansas City Grain an Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 7. WHEAT
Steady to higher; May. $106; July,
9f4c. Cash: No. ! hard $1.08(61.10; No. 3,
$l.(ffl.074; No. 4. $10'rl.06; No. 2 red
ilohGl.12, No. $. $1.06iil.u9; No. 4, $1,000
l.t'.
CORN Steady; May, 414c; July, 42424o.
Cash: No. 2 mixed, 414c; No. 3, 41V;
No. t white, 42c; No. 3. 42c.
OATS Steady; No. white. 814632c; No.
r-lt-tl 81c.
HAY-Steady: timothy, $9.0oS9.60; choice
prairie, $7.5eS.O0.
FYK Steady at 74c.
. EGGS Higher; Missouri and Kansas
new No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 23c;
case count. 214c; cases returned, 4 leas.
BUTTER bt'.'udy , creamery, 2S27c;
dalr:-, 19c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wlieat. bu 60.0io 4. 6)0
Corn, bu 4s.0u0 20.ROO
Oats, bu 11.1100 4,000
Evaporated Applea and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is firmly held; common,
3V'; prime, 6c; choice. 641)4c; fancy,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunea.
lirm, coast advices are strong and some
prices on spot in local market held a little
higher at the general range from 24c ac
cording to grade. Apricots seem to be
mo ing a II, tie leetter on spot, though or
dels are still confined to snail lots; choice.
94auc; extra choice. K-tille; fgncy, 12t0
15c. Peaches, moderately active and firm,
with choice at 94c; extra choice, 1043104c;
fancy, 114fcl2e.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 7.-WHEAT lo
higher; No 1 northern, $l.lin.l,'; No. 2
northern, ii kmb 1.14: May, i ltw
RYE le hlKher: No. 1. fcotysic.
BARLEY Steady; No. . tV:tj58c; sample,
3ttf4iclc.
CORN 4c higher; No. , 424j424e; May.
444'(i444r.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 7 -WHEAT-Mav,
$1 174: July. $1 1441 144: N'. 1 hard,
$1 l'4: No. 1 northern. $1,164; No. X north
em. 1 124.
FLuUR-Flrst tents. V.VW 45; second
patents. $til5a6 2o: first clears, $4.1544-85;
second cle ars 1: IV'iSl 7n.
LKAN In bulk, $14 no
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Clesti witk BesutDccliie ei Cattle
Filly Eegtised.
HOGS ABOUT STEADY WITH WEEK AGO
Active Dessaad for Fat heea aael
l.amba with Psleee at High Pnlsit
f stasea. Feeders Also
9lri axtea Active.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. .
Receipts were:
f'tiHisl Molds y
Official Tuesdsy ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
Otbual Frlaay
Official Saturday ..
Total this week ..
Hcgs. Sbeep,
t.it'l 118,1
10.282
. .:i
Total last week
Totsl week bef.ue
.12 $34
Same three weeks ago...2l 9
Same four weeks ago 18.344
Sams week last year 17.793
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR
'I he following table shows the receipts
for the year to 1 ate of cattle. hgs and
s'heep, with comparison with last yrr.
19 6 )04 Dec.
Cattle lo "v' 15.t7.i 6 ,i?t
Hogs S6.041 41 80S 5.834
Shtep 27.896 88.5n0 10.6V
Tha following table shows the avtrg
price of hogs st South omana tor the last
several ua, w.ih comparison:
Date 1 i$v4. iu3.;i3itt.iioi.ii!Kio.i8).;is$
19..
20. .
a .
22..
i .
24..
25..
26..
i7..
..
e0..
31..
1...
I...
3...
4...
5...
S...
4 6 4 4 Ij- 01 k - 4 :. ; J
4 604. 081 $ C4 4 791 8 fs, 3 fe
4 444a, i 84' Wi 4 kl 4 01 8 U
4 a: 4 3 $ 1, 4 ao 4 u: 8 31
384i 4 45, 6 ls 4 001 I 4 04 , 3 .
4 !-; 4 4i, k.e Si 4 , I i 4.
e i , m j I
4 4241 4 M 4 S6 4 19, 4 82 4 U 3 50
4 ul .1 ).,; I 4 4 ul 3 44
4 65 f 4 611 ( ( 26i 4 771 4 14 $ 8
4 iviS, 4 b.'i 35: 6 Dai 4 i4, 3 4
Dec
t'ec.
Dec.
Dec.
i.ec.
Dec.
IjiC.
Dec.
Dec,
Dec
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4 'I
1905
4 2i 2ai svi 4 90, I 3 61
1V4., lSUi. ,.. 19VI . .IM. 16-'-
4 64 b 33, 32; 4 95 ; 4 U, '
4 3S I 4 61, 6 s: iii 4 vsi, 4 3.1 3 $7
4 434; I 4 JO fi 19 4 94 4 29 8 17
4 444! 4 77 j 6 i. 6 W, 4 37 8 44
4 4 v 4 two 4 2.4 t 04 4 in, 8 4i
4 46 i 4 hk 4 84i 4 34l 1 4 35, $ 48
4 50 I 4 65, ( S9 t 09! 6 C5 I 3 42
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holidijr.
The official number of cars of stock
brought ui today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Bn p. li sea.
C. M. A 8t. P
la
Wabash
Union Pacific
C. ev N. W
F., E. A M. V
et. P., M. A O.
B. efc M. Ry
C, B. k Q
C, R. 1 i P., eaat.
Illinois central ...
Chicago O- W
1
19
6
21
6
8
t
t
t
93
Total receipts
The diiposlt.on of tne day receipts was
aa iollows. eaon buyer purchasing lus num
ber 01 head indicated:
Cattle. Hos. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift A Company
Cudaty Pack ns Co
Armour A Co
Cudahy Co., Sioux City.
Rothschild
Other buyers
Totals
Cattle.
.. 1194
,.jrri $: 2$i
.. 2 172 7 fc 584
.. 1.4"1 i 100 8 i;:
. 1 413 4.6 7 0 1
126 S.anO 1.801
36.041 27.8s!
It 094 .1 1
63.346 21.14J
45 619 877
lv.6-2 23.26'i
42.634 40. 1
TO DATS.
670
1.813
1.527
3d 1.466 439
64
55S
I .... 1.3B8
35 6,157 1.801
CATTLE Thre wer only about 100 head
of cattle reported this morning, so that no
particular change in the market took place.
For the week receipts have been a. moat
the same aa for last week, but aa com
pared with the first week of laat year there
Is a decrease of about 7.0U0 head. In viw
of the light run and a fairly good demand
from all sources, the market ruled active
and atronger. except for tha first two days
of the week. .
The market On corn-fed steera has been
rather uneven this week. It will be remem
bered thgt the market last week closed
with a sharp decllre on Friday. That was
followed by another big break on Monday,
Which made the market for the two days
around 2iyH0c lower. Tuesday prices were
about steady at the decline, but a. nee then
the light receipts have caused sharp ad
varrcea each day. so that all of the loss of
last week Friday and of Monday of thla
week has been regained, which takes the
market back to the high point last week.
Choice cattle have been very scarce and
(n fact thrre has not been a finished load
In the yarda thla week. In the absence of
choice cattle the shorter fed varieties have
I . . rpw, ,.(
advanced, aa noted above. This is quite
different from oonditlone at other marksta.
where the advance was confined very
largely to the more dealrable grades. Good
lo cho'lee cattle may be quoted frrm $5.00 to
$5.60 and something strictly prime would
nrvrta hrtne mora than that. Fair to good
cattle sell from $4 26 to $4 76 and the less
desirable kinds from $4.15 down.
The cow market has followed practically
the same course as the trade on steers,
closing prices being practically the same ss
those in force at the high time laat week.
Receipt have apparently been far too light
for the last several days to meet the re
quirements of the trsde, and as a result
buyers have been out early and bought
everything In aisht. common cattle advanc
ing as well aa the better grades. Good to
choice cows and heifers could be quoted
from $3 to $3.75 and atrictly prime heifere
might bring $4. Fair to good grades go
from $126 to $2.90 and cgnners and cutters
from $1.60 to $2.25.
Bulla are also eel' In g fully as Mgh bp they
were last week, the better grades going
largely from $2.90 to $3.60 and the commoner
kinds from $2 to $2.75. Veal calves are at
the highest point they have been In many
re on Ihs. cholretK grades veiling up to W.
The'e hss been a fairly good demand for
stockera snd feeders this week and choice
heavy feeders are if nnvthlng hither than
they were last week. St'ictly choice grades
osn be minted from $3.76 to $4 Tit.. The com
moner kinds of henvv cattle and light cattle
of all grades are only about steady foe the
week. As lis, been previously mentioned
the demand from the country Is confined
chiefly to cattle of rood nuaiity and the n
eeilry now Is lnsely for heavvwelehta
Fate to rood cult's may be emoted from
1.?R to $1.75 and the commoner kinds from
$3.25 down. Representative sa'es:
' COWS
Ho. Av. Pt. No. av. Pr.
2 980 Z 00 1 ll'f" 9 (SI
I 9i S 5" 6 1066 3 40
S 964 I 88
HEIFERS.
1 C90 ! 25 t 750 2 73
BULLS.
1 1120 2 T5 1 1530 3 0)
1 68") t M
CALVE8.
1 290 1 00 3 130 6 25
1 256 4 25
HOGS There waa a fair run here thla
morning for a Saturday, but the demand
was fully equal to the occasion and prices
advanced a little. At the opening of the
market prices were only about 24c. higher,
hut It shortly became evident that shippers
had some liberal orders and as a result tha
market strengthened and Increased In ac
tinn tinill it sni fullv 6c hleher. The gen
eral market could best be described bv call
ing It 2'i"c nigner. who ine exception 01
a few late arrivals everyining was ensposeo
Of In good ersson. The bulk of the hog
went from $4,474 to $4,524. with a top at
M r74. ... . .
The receipts tor tne wees snow a gain
over last week of about 7.000 head, but as
compared with the same week of last year
chore la a fslllna off of shout 6.0n head.
Prices have fluctuated up and down through
a narrow margin sna cosing prices are just
a shade strotiser than those In fores st the
Representative saies:
Av. sh -Pr. No. Av. bh. Ir
th r. No. Av. bh.
41S) 4 JO 6 227 ...
SO 4 474 827 So
10 4 474 59 147 40
... 4 474 75 226 ...
SO 474 67 291 40
... 4 474 6 2.-S SO
... 4 47 4 72 845 160
... 4 474 34 BOO 40
90 4 474 72 243 ...
40 4 474 6 119 2S0
4 474 61 'l 10
00 4 47 4 69 tM 60
40 4 474 62 296 SI
160 4) 474 40s It.) ...
140 4 47 4 73 fc'7 ...
... 4 474 15 237 ...
... 4 47 4 64 244 tuO
... 4 474 44 17! ...
40 4 474 (a r ...
200 4 47 42 ftH 40
so 4 tt si rts so
$0 4 50 69 266 so
40 4 60 SO 2M ...
to 4 M 54 275 40
124) 4 60 IS :-97 to
40 4 M 47 2M ...
... 4 60 M 3o7 40
) 4 50 67 111 Mi
40 4 Ml 55 1 SO
... 46" R7 .9"7
14 (M 61 .0 12"
SO 4 6ft 62 ? 4et
10 4 6n u r so
Wi 4 tin 61 29t 40
M 7. 2-t ...
sn 4 60 50 171 ...
1 4 0
. 1K 4M) 4 SO iH 227 ... 4 50
23S SO 4 47 oS mi so WJ
I 60
4 M
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 0
4 bo
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 V)
4 60
.230
$36
111
.223
$17
t:
366
.2S4
2S0
13
1
12...
it ...
a...
si...
41...
9...
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4...
74 ...
M. ..
Tl...
SC...
K...
64...
St...
so...
s...
')
261
292
2' 6
...22
24
4
2i0
S"l
4 f
l"4
rs
?M
m
$
l4
to 4 624
40 4 524
4 o?4
4 6?4
4 64
4 $24
4
4 W
4 IS
4 U
4 674
..2'
41
V, '7
M t
w r
r4i r
HHEEP Ihrre were several cars cf
sheep reported this meriting, out the ma
jority of them were feeders. Two car)
of swea sold to th killers at $4. 50 and a
IIf strtns of feeder yearlings brought
.4 96. The msrket could safely be quoted
strong snd sctlve 011 both kiilers and
leedirs.
For the week receipts show a big In
cresse over last week, but as compare.!
with the same week ot last year theie is
a falling off of about 12 ts- head. The
week started In with a lairly liteeral run
and that s. em-d to gle packers the lde;
fist receipts would be heavy all the week,
snd ss a result they broke the mArk"t In
bad shspe. Since Monday, however, re
ceipts have Wen extreme, y light, un.l as a
result all of the loss of last week Kn,1y
and also of last Monday has now been
regained, which makes prices on brth
sneep and lambs at the high pel-it of the
seajton. There seems to be a g.el sirong
demand from all sources, so thst the msr
ket msy be said to be In a gooel. healthy
condition.
Comparatively few feeders have arrived
this week, but the dernanj has been suffi
cient to take evert tlnnec offered at good ,
strong prices. In fact, the demand seems
to be In excess of the riipply. so that
oerythlng sells as fast as offered.
Quotations tor td stock: Good to choice
yearlings, $f 506.W; fair lo good year,
lings, is ootro.iiO; good to (holes ethers.
Iv.esiiirC is: lair to good wethers. $4 7,vjit. .(";
good to choice ewes. $4.4rt4 75. fair to good
ewes. 4.i"a4 .26: common to fair ewes. $3.50
68 9H; good to choice lambs. $6 6in7t: fair,
to good lambs $6.i,f6 50; feeder yesrl.ngs.
4.aeo.e4; t.-eeier wet'i.ers, 14.2.x! 4. he; le.1er
ewes, 83.26173.76: feeder lambs, $5 4"4Jo.7S.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
western ewes 115
649 western feeder yearlings.... 84
western feeder yearlings 92
Pr.
4 IV)
4 9S
4 95
4 95
UO wslern fee-dor year, Inns.
84
t llK At.O LIVE STOCK M IRKET
tattle Steady Hogs Strong Sheep
. and La nil, a Stead).
CHICAGO. Jan. 7. 'ATTLE Receipts,
300 head, market steady: good to prime
steers, to BO06 .': laajr to medium. H.!
aim: stockera and feeders. $2.4tr4.i: cows,
1 2.'"u4.wi. hiifers. $2.y o.0; canners. 1125
j: so; bulls, $2 ('i4 6o; calves. $3.t"WT.
HtXJS Kec.ipts. 2u,(Ke head; Monday,
40.0'1 bead; market strong; mixed and
bun hers. $4.8iti4.(i.i; good to choice heavy,
4 i.C(j4 i'o; rough heav y. $4.4'iji4 .50; light.
$4 ,(H 56; bulk of sales. $4 4"ii4 tV.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.000
hsaii; sheep and lambs steady; good to
choice wet re. rs, $4.8jy ,..0; fair to choice
mixed. $4 iKi4.7n: weiit-rn sheep, $4.t.,f.i.5e:
native lambs, $5.bo(g7.i; western lambs.
8e.e'54i'7.4o.
City Live Stock Market.
CITY. Jan. 7 CATTLE Re-
Kansas
KANSAS
suJJUino oq Suipnioui 'pBetl o7 d.j
market uncnanaeu
narket uncnanaeu: choice export snd
dressed beef steers, $4 76Ji6.75; fair to good i
$S 5tfiM 75; western fed sten-rs. $3 .(Hi 2e; ! ;
Blockers and feeders, $2.7.",fi4 25; southern DEEDS filed for record January .. as fur.
steers; $3.0odT4.6o; cows. $i.tM4)3.2S; native, nlshedfor The Bee by the Midland ttuar
cows, tl.75A4.uv; heifers. $2.5of(i4 oo, bulls. 2.6t antee and Trust company, bonded ab
t)4.(8i; calves, $3.0t'4f.6O; receipts for the j stricter, 1614 Farnam slreet:
week 21 tMi head. SherlfT to Karen Olscn, lot i, block 14
HOGS Receipts, 3.K head; market Park Forest .$2"
n mtmnm' inn ti To- hulk of teaies C. NvstrotTi to Dora Hansen, part of
ti Sod R.1- hesvv. 14 ,fi4 70- narkers. $4,45
ti4.i; pigs and lights. $3 754.45; receipts
for the wtck. 4a.8ot) head.
SHEEP AND , LAMBS Receipts. 600
head; market nominally steady; native
lambs. $6.604f7.0o; native wethers. $4,259
6 50; native ewes, $4.0C(&6 00; western lambs.
$j.5tKir6.9i; western yearlings, $o.(Tii6.15;
western shep. $4.OO$fS.0(; stockers and feed
ers, $2.&ottj4.5o; receipts for the week, 14,100
head.
Xew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7 -BEEVES-Recelpts.
701; verv little trading. A few dry cows
were sold at scant yesterday's prices. Ex
ports, 642 cattle, 638 calves and 4.652 quar
ters of beef.
CALVES No fresh arrivals reported and
no trade of anv importance; mark"t steady.
Dressed calves, quiet. $9.00ifl3.50; city
dressed and extra caressses, $14.00; coun
try dressed veals, $6.0ii?11.50.
HOGS Receipts. 3.840 head; market feel-
'"HEEPAND LAMBS -Receipts. 1,200
head; sheep, firm; lambs, wenk. Sheep,
$4.00(641.26 no really prime sheep here);
lambs, $8,00ft8,10; culls, $6.00.
St. Loo Is Live Stock Market.
8T. LOUI8, Jan 7 CATTLE Receipts.
260 head, practically all natives; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$5.on.25, with fancy worth up to $8.5n;
dressed beef and butcher steers. $4.00igi.nn;
steers under 1.000 lbs., $3.00(8)5.00; stockera
and feeders. $2.00tfr3.65; cows and heifers,
$2.2564 76, the top for fancy heifers; can
ners, $1.752.00; bull. $2.25S'4.00: calves.
$2.5wir7.00: Texas and Indian steers, $2.76&
"4.00; cow and heifers. $2.25fl3.60.
HOGS Rece'pts. $.500 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $3.75Hj4.3o; packers,
$4 460460; butchers and best heavy, $4 HO
4.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Nona or. sale.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH, Jan. 7 CATTLE Receipts,
91 head: market steady: natives, J3.GKJi5.50;
cows and heifers, $1.754.50; stockers and
feeder. $2.75Q4.10.
HOGS Receipts, 6,226 head; 6c higher;
light, $5.30(64.55; medium and heavy, $4.40
4j4 6B
SHEEP AND LAMBS ReK-elpts, none;
demand strong.
Slonx C'lly Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia Jan. 7. (Special Tcle-
grum.) CATTLE Receipts, 6oo head; mar
et steady; beeves. $3.5ot76.RO: cows, bulls
and mlxd. $2,2573.25; stickers and leed
ers, $2.7i,3 5o; calves and yeajrllngs, $2.26tf
3 "5
HOGS Receipts. 4,000 head; market
strong, selling at $4.25rg4.&o; bulk, $4,303
4.40.
Stork In Might.
The following table shows the receipts of
live stock at the six principal western mar
kets yesterday: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
IIS
6,8(10
1,601
Sioux City ..
Kansas City
St. luuls ...
St. Joseph ..
Chicago
Totals ....
6"0
9K)
250
91
3"0
4.01 "0
3.000
3,600
5.226
20,000
500
300 '
1.666 41.62;
'601
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. M ETALS The
metal markets were quiet today, but ruled
generally firm. Tin Is quoted at $29.25fi:9 00;
copper la held at $15 3715.5o for lake, $15,124
(pls.25 for electrolytic and casting at $14.74
4115 124. Lead Is firm at $4.6iifi4.70 and
spelter $tj.li&6.15, with some dealers ask
ing $620 for prompt delivery. Iron holds
very firm, with inside prices practically
nominal.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7. METALS Le.rt,
steady. $4.524'34.6'.'4. Spelter, higher. 16.00.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. COFFEE Market
for future opened steady at a decline of 5
points, In response to lower European
cables and moderate liquidation, while one
or two trado interests also seemed to be
selling In a small way. There was a de
mand from Wall street and scattering
sources, however, and the market Improved
somewhat toward the close-, being finally
steady at unchanged prices to an advance
of 6 points. Sules were reported of 36 "50
bags, Including March at 7. Sot 7. 90c; April,
Mt. Whitney Gold
1 o. Uutler. Preild.mt: A. J. Hihlfsl,
eimia, tx) s Anaciira, i i.; M.iifa, Ino Co.,
Hr UCtlllg lirolliplly VOll CHIl (ill'ulu fchaics in thla mum einr ot tn ,.,,i.
(liar value $1 fully paid ui und noa-akctisublo. if 10 will buv Hsi Kharea par
value Ui, 2.1 will buy i Hhares. par value $t, $imj will' buv ltsxi g harps.
iur value $!. l'roiicrt.r coijslsts of 1.1 acre wlilcli Kssi f.t of de-veloprae-nt
work La already been done and $.V!.Uni U gold t.roducfd Miu
ers working,' ui-bt uud day luiirclinir out more gold. Stock Is u-lvunciu'c in
value rapidly. Kwomineudwl y banks, newnpaporg. busiiifHs mcu an.l
lnlnlnff englneerg. ihl U your opiiortunity to pet In ut the bojrlnnlni; of
a bljr urodUL-Iui; L-old mine. Ixt 11s send voti iiir-tur, - ..t i... .i,.,.,7.
ahiiwlnir Sliauaai n,.tr nn elm ,i..,.,.v
u. . , . . uuinii
Ktock lb now Iwlng sold tu jiity for
waln.il.ln ,. 1. ...... ... . . .... .. .11.-1.1 I -
'"""'u"; I'ee.jiie. uu it Ullllll'IIU JIUJlllj; DU H1K. Mr. I IDI'V the
mine superintendent. Is mi exiiert iii!iierhlrii7it nn,t
of twenty years MiKveKxful xjM'ilence. Work on the prop-' THIS)
eriy under IiU muuaseuiem Is pronTessluc rapidlv mid t oiposi,
eoouoinically. Asm.vh from $0 lo iJeai. Kxcilleut 1.
railroa.l fo.imie.. ample water, cheap fuel. U 1" i llln!Z,
St ud in your eubxcriptlou lo.lay, or wriic fr u M, i.a .nb.rri..-
nulck for further inirticulaiK. We could Ha ..r,impnt
110; sen turn nioeu at Ihe preetenl
ir in- eoiutiaiiy wa on n (llvldcnd
paylug basis. The Mount Whit
ney Company is hononlv manneed
and euei'tzetlcally conJucted. promU-
ug a splendid future; und we invite
Into It to assist In the development
As th work coes forward at the mines lin
stock advances lu value and ririce, uml the lndk'i)
Hons Htrengiheii the liclief that this
fie-at auccesHftil mines of the tititile
Ko Into It can do so with n know 1
be eafe, ond lu due tlm share lu
Should you lie tumble to amr cash
ment plan I at your (IkmhiI. The couimui printed heivwiili eh'iuld
be Kent iu at once. It may not upix-ar atnin.
SOJTH WESTERN SECURITIES COMPANY,
C. W. HELLMAN BLD'O. LOS ANCELES, CAL
7 15r May. 8 10 15. . September. 8 455 N"r;
Octt leer. 8 t"t ; December. 83ri7ec. Spot
Rio. ster,1 . Ni , t .c1-v. 4c Ml.d,
stead.. C. idee. lo?lJe-.
He I asses.
-rilAR-Raw. firm;
rlfiiKsl. ! test. 44c;
P.etiroel t'rm. No 's
s PS-. Ne. 9. 5 eVc;
NEW Yi iRK. .I.in. 7
fall refin1"g. 'V. e . ti
mol ip8 t ,sar. 1
5 '. No 7. i ;
N.
No. 10. 5c; No
13 4 7.M-. Ne.
11. I'v. N v 12. 4 S.e: No.
14 4 ;'. rot, fev t loners' A.
5 TOY :
mould A. iijev: e-tit licit, etc-, rrusheil,
pow oeretl. 5 9k . K'atiu.ated. 6vc,
6 V
cubes, r. lor
.MOl.As.sKi:- I'ttm;
ket tie good eh '1
SV.W OR1.I.ANS.
New Orli'Mti. open
. 3 "3;c
Jan. 7 -SUGAR
"V-i4V.r; open centTl-
Strong; open ketli
(ugsl. I'll 44c; centrifugii
hltes 4 lf.-Wf
6c: V, Hows, te-j'-r1 l i-t'le-, sr
Mul. ASSES- W'let: e.( - li
centrif ngal. 7'ol'H'. Srui
nil". 34 a4 8-liH'.
kettle. i:y2Sr;
stesily at
rhllsdelpMa 1'roelnre Market.
I'HILADEI.PHIA. J.ip 7 BUTTER
Firm with n good demand; extra western
cresmerv 3ec: extra nearby prints, 83c.
EeitiS Firm and ac tive, nearby trenh 3o
at murk; Western freeli at mark
CHEK3K --Unehnnged: New York full
creams, fanrv. n'4'l.'4'; New York full
creams, choice. 114'uljc. Nw York full
creams. lair to good, li j114c-
ew York Imports and F.prts.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7-Total Import of
drv g(nds and genersl metrhandise at ths
port of New Yolk for the week ending
today were valued at $13,914 nM.
Exports of specie from the port of New
York for the week were $2,356,370 gold unl
$7;5.iil nilver.
Imports of specie st the port of New
Tork during the week were r7.99 sliver
and It: 100 gold.
Dry laioda Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7 -DRY GOODS Mac
kel for ihe week end with a decline In
activity as far as buyers are concerned,
but thre is no dls teoaition to weaken In
prices and the situation is ss firm as ever.
The export outlook Is encouraging, while so
many lines sold ahend there Is little war
rant fur revision.
Dnlnth t.raln Market.
DUI.UTH. Jan. 7. WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 northe rn. $1 15' ; No. 2 northern.
$1.08; on track, No. 1 northern, $1.1541
No. 2 northern, fl.t4; May. $1174; Sep
tember. 9iW
OATS To arrive and on track, 29c.
j rrorla Market.
PEORIA. Jan. 7 CORN Steady;
' 4(4Ji42c; No. 4. S9!Ulc; no grade.
No. X
374-
S94o.
HEAL, K9TATK TKASFKRS.
1 lot 6. hlreck A. Lowe's add 2,'0
J. B. Callahan to Douglas county, part
of Thirteenth street in Boulevard
Place IrO
Omaha Realty company to O. N. Hyps,
e 60 feet ol wind feet of n4 of lot 2,
block 6. Park Place M
Mnrv E. Armstrong and husband to
Charlta and lecilia Newstrom. nll74
feet of S2344 feet of lot 11. Barker's
Allotment 4'fl
T. W. Onrmlchael to H. 8. Fink, lots
3 and 4. block 6. Halycon Heights.... 5"
Storx Brewing company to M. E, Sage,
lot 1 Waugh A Westertleld'a tub.... 321
Edwards -Wood Go.
(Incorporated )
Tain Olfice: Fifth and Roberts Streets
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Capital and Surplus. $600,000
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Baeetvs semouuts at banks, tsakurs, eorpor
stloiui are Mttt istlTiStMla as U van bis
Urms.
Foreign Bxratac bsught asS said
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011.1 junr.e, riciuji BlKloa (IMllv.
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