THE OMAIIA DAILY REE: MONDAY. JAMTAKY 9. 1W3.
YEAR'S RECORD tf THE ARMY
ClmrM Cftsaed ej Lwtili, aUtersawte
kid !!:.
ACTIVE SEPVICE UST POUCD EY 53
Death Hat larfM Aaeaac e
Oascere i Mere Dtasatoeals Thaa
la Ikr free tag, teear Ble
ar at t eerl-warttaL
Frora Jmtuary V up ts reoember
21. V. there wrr tw entr-seren death
tmonf the sctlve officers of the army, a
o-tr.piared with twenty-one In IK. thlrty-
twe m i; thtrty-rmir hi wi ui thirty -fiv
In 1JKO Included in the list of deaths
this year w-er on colonel. on lieutenant
-olnieL. two n.ajor., four captains, nine
first lieutenants, tin secojia lieutenant
and one chaplain. The number of deaths
among the retired rfSeers was teat than la
any. years since l'w thirty-nine occurring
this rear, fifty in 1K. forty -one in 16.
fifty-two in 1W-. ana thirty in lWu. Nine
brigadier generals died., three colonel, one
lieutenant rointiel, thirteen majors, nine
captains snd ftrur first lieutenant. Of the
twenty-seven active offk-er who died, four
were killed by bail res In the Fhi.'ppine
thl rear a agairsst one in 1, and three
n lie. The oc-er who were kiited were
Second Lieutenant Campbell Flake,
Twenry-nrtrid Infantry, who was treach
erously killed in January by Mori.). Cap
tain Iavid p. Wheeier, Twenty-second in
;c'rr, who m fatally stabbed; by Moro
while rcinnrlttrii.f in April, and First
Lieutenant Harry A. "Woodruff and Sec
ond lieutenant Joseph H. Hail, Bute of
the Seventeenth infantry. ba were killed
in ambush in May toy Moroe. Thi makes
the eeventb etinaecoilve ear in w hich (iB
vers hare lost their lire in the Philip
pine. Of the other twenty-three rffloera
v ho died, no lee than elgrtt committed
suicide, and one wa killed by a brother
t'ffiorr. When crae considers that there
were on January 1 last, roughly. 3. offi
'r on the art re list, and that on'y four
ten of them dted rmtr d:sss. It Is evi
dent that the army ia an exceptionally
healthy profession.
In the last seven years not less than 4RC
ofSoera have been placed upon the retired
list. Flftyfotir left active eervice this
year, ninety-six In 1WIE. sixty-five In 1C,
sevtmty-one In lal, forty-free In lXno, aev-enty-two
In LW1, and seventy-seven In
llfisl. In thi year a Hat were on lieu
tenant general, four major generals,
twenty-two brigadier generala, two colo
neia. seven lieutenant colonels, nine ma
jors, on captain, nix first lievtenanta. one
swcund lieutenant and one chaplain. As
there wers only thirty-nine death of re
tired officers this t ear, the lint is increased
lr fifteen.
During 1H there were only twenty-thrse
resignation. thlrty-thTee havltif taken
, plaoe In UCO. In liKB eleven officers ware
allowed to reaurn for the (-nod of the er
toa. as acalnst five in The officers
i who wers forced out fur a cause wvr
Second Lieutenants Albert H. 8ttvna. Ar
tillery corpa: r. C. Milr. First Infantry;
W. A. Roberta, Jr.. Fourteenth infantry;
L J. Rancourt, Ktneteetith Infantry, and
W. E. Aiken, Twnty-ebyhUi lrifantry. One
major reeicawa. one captain, ten first lieu
tenanta, ten second Urntenania, and one
chaplain. As VKI3 was a record-breaker fur
resignation, the same can le said for
in the number of dimissals for vari
ous offenses, eleven onV.trs having been
thua stricken from the Army Rccieter.
This is th larrest number since JFZ. when
sixteen were dismisoed. In 1U3 there were
even dismissals, and there was one In
111? Ti 111 f IDfU Inning ., -
tuln. four first Leutenants and six second
lieutenants. Two officers have been
Aropjed for desertion, Second Lieutenant
V. C. Lewis, Artillery corn, and Second
Uiutf-nant F. 21. Boon, Nineteenth infan
try, whose tine was up Ietemher a. In
lt there were two dosertion amuns th
cfficers and Is 1WE on. Only one officer
was discharged hi U for failure ba ex
aminations. Second Lit-utenant F E.
Lynch. Seoona oaralr". In IMS Ore officer
were dropped for this reason. The officers
who were dismissed last year were: Cap
tain J. W. L. Phillips, Twenty-seventh in
fantry; First Lieutfnants Knud Knudnnn.
Seven tk inrantrj. H. A. Robichon. Thir
teenth infantry; A. G. Sharpley, Twelfth
fiavalry; H. J. Collina. Twenty-eighth In
fantry; F. W Milla. Jr.. Seventh lnfantrj-.
and Second Lieutenants F. Pratt. First
lnfanm-, J. S. Cakes, artillery corps, W
TV. -White and C. F. Bmilh. Thirteenth
infantry, and S. H. Flber, Twenty-ei-hth
infantry. Of thrse Hohichon and Smith
were TTest Pointer. Knudsoa was ap
pointed frcm civfl life. Mills. Pratt and
n uups from the rank, and th other fir
from the volunteers. The Thirteenth In
fantry Is alon charred with three dis
missals. Forty-six commission' d officers were
tried durinf the year, as Is shown hy the
ollowlns tabulations:
I
Plvmlsaals
First Second
Maja Capta. Lta. Lts
4
V)
t
1
"ther punishments
Tried and ai-ouitted
Cases pendu.j
Total tried
"Two of these officers were subsequently
aismittsed by oilier court-martials Tins
tahi takes ne notice of th H.rto Rico
rer ment or the I'hiltppine soouta
Of the forty officers found rullty ten
were rraduates of West Point; eight en
tered from civil life, seven from th ranks
and trteen froaa the volunteer. Cf th
two deserters one was from th rank and
the other from the vulunteers. Of the five
w ho were allowed to resign to escape trial,
two were from th volunteer and three
from th ranks New Tork Post.
The I ax-fal Casa skse.
When the temperature roes up and gen
eral thaw comes in winter afmr tug snow
storms and a hard freeae. there is no
stand hy like the rum shoe and his big
brother, the gum bota. No trust has yet
tanned leather cape hie of standing long
eervloe in slush and mud witnout discom
fort to the wearer. The rum shoe oiickatb
cloaer than a brother and is warmer than
a ajalakin. Not beautiful to look at. al
thourn rlosy and eoxyUke. be Alio the
bill and save repairs on shoes. He goes
abiut silently and aobirusive.'y, and is
always on the sui of tn drje a aralnat
tb asets.
It was an iinappreclatree man who manu
factured the tar "gum shoe politics."
The run shoe, the original benefactor of
the rare, has noLhinr to be ashamed of and
la not afraid of ths lUjttt or diy. H meets
his enemies, slush and the others, and
cruahxs theax. saving doctora' bin inj
helpinr alonr aha insurance romtianles.
I
I'-ovidinr renerally aralnst coughs and
-iida and stavlpr off th purchase of
coffins and t am hetonea. Baltimore Herald,
Fa Caacbl br 4lrL
HuBaers atartad a large gray fog on
Long-wood farm. beliir.g:ng to the James
Gordon estate. After tour hours' class
Id Reynard rot in such close quarters
thai tt ran under a pen near V eicrop.
The hunter punched it out and th dor
had a sight race for soma distance, but
Ml
r '
.T.
' :
aa
i
t was too cunning for the digs It finally
ijdged the dog and huntert. some forty
t. number, and ran throurh W J lrbr's
ard w falls all the tamtiy were at die-
Mr. lrhy s daughter Anna, li years old.
saw it trmup-h the wtnd-w of tr r.r
roetn snd srre it a '.xfcr rsce. lemm n It
off from the staMe. srid csuafct it by the
She held It to tY x-rcurid cttil b-r
fstb- r't thT and put it In a bsf
Richmond rirtca.
CAREERS OF FAMOUS HORSES
Favwrti rhara-e f treat Cw
bb u Sera Kis41y Car4 Tmr
Is Old ie.
The t'-.rW of Gtieral Kntmpatk;n s ae
ration to his fsririte charx'T remind one
cf msny rreat soldier, between whom
and the borne that has carried htm throurh
lone campaiimt the-e has leen an affecuon
a mfiet human in its lrtens:ty.
M'bo doe not recall Load Roberts' ral
lant charrr Tolonel the little ay Arab
wljc h earned Its medals and Its rr.nster
so proudly In the diamond Jubilee procee
Bioa V-loncl had bejunred in his earrr
aars to an Indian chief, and when Led
Robert tmurft htm he discovered that the
Arat tall had been broken in two places
to produce a XTacTul caodal rurve. When
Queen Victoria swarfisd medals to her sol
dier who had foiikht in the Afshan cam
Pic:n and tn the expedition tc Candahar.
Toionel was trrently but not unreservedly
bnriored. Lord Roberts proudly hung
around his neck the Cfebuj medal, with
four clasps, and the Candahar star of
bronae, and later the queen presented htm
with th Jubliee mean 1
At the advanced aire of 23 the pitif little
teed h was otuy fourteen and a haf
hand high Was a playful as any kltter
He survtred to see t.is 2th birthday, and
"lies buried hats the R: yal hospital Dub
lin. In the rose rarden."
Copenhagen. Tl allir.rtoc's famous rhew.
But charrer. was only two Inches hipher
than littl Toionel. Ee carried hi great
master through the peninsular war an-1
bore him for eighteen hours on the day
of 'Waterloo. TThea hi fijrhtint' dars were
vrnr the little Danish horse was sent to
Btrsthfleldaaye. where he was tenderly
cared for HI last day were somewhat
em hi tiered. It ia true, by the misguided
worship of thousands of his admirers who
went to visit him In fact, the ruisance be
came so (Teat that the dtike was compelled
to put him In a caye. When at last he
succumlied to oid a-e he was accorded an
impressive funeral, and a tombstone was
erected to commemorate his virtues and his
loyal service. .
An equally honored old are was that of
the white charrer Maretuyo. which carried
Napoleon on the field of "Waterloo. After
his mauler's fLrht Marenro was found by
an Er.rllsh officer wanderinr disconso
lately on the battiefleJd. and he was sr.t
to Eny-laod. where he spent mar.y happy
years in puaoeru! pastures and tended by
rererent itmuh He survived Napoleon
rune years, and when old are and
pneumonia combined to end his career his
skeleton was sent for preservation to the
Roval Vnited Service Institution in White
hall. There has seldom, if ever, been a braver
and more loyal war horse than Traveler,
whs Urriad his master. Oaneral Lee.
throurh scores or battles, and came
throurh them all without a scratch. It
it is said that he whinnied pitifully when
he followed the reneral's coffin to the
rrave, and It was not lonr after that,
while craxinr. a nail became embedded in
his foot ami he died of lockjaw. Copen
hagen bore Stonewall Jackson throurh
ten fierce battle before the fatal bullet
struck hie rider. He survived, through an
honored and lovingly tended oid are. until
1SH6, and he may be seen today, stuffed
and cleverly mounted, in a glass case In
the library of ths Soldiers' home, Virginia.
General Washington had many horses
who rendered htm devoted service, and
whom he regarded with affection, but the
most prised ojf them all was the brown
eharaer w hich lie bestrode at the surrender
or Lord Cornwallia. Hung with heavy
mourning robes and led by a groom, he
followed the coffin of bis dead friend and
master to his last resting place. General
Sheridan s famous black war horse Rienxl
lonr survived all the dangers of war and
died loved and mourned in 1K76. His body
was mounted and is te be seen in the
museum of Governor's laiand. In New Tork
ha.
It seems to have been ths fate of moat
of these famous horses to survive their
masters. Such, however, was not the lot
of Nellie Grey, the handsomest charger in
all the confederate army. Nellie, with
General Fitxtiugh Lee on her back, seemed
to bear a charmed life, so many were the
dangers she escaped, until at last alie fell
in the very thickest of toe fight at the fut
ile of Winchester. Cincinnati, the most
lin ed of ail General Grant s horses, was
more fortunate than Nellie, fur he sur
vived all the aorcors of th civil war and
died "as sincerely lamented as he had lived
respected." London Mall.
NATIONS THAT LEND MONEY
Fraaoe, Eaglsss, Oerasaay aad Bel
glaa Have laasaeaae saaas
Oatataadtagt.
A German authority estimates the foreign
Investments of Belgium, a country baring
S.noo.ix Inhabitant and about one-quarter
as large sn area as Ohio, al no less than
Si.atiC.Uoa.OtHl. In proportion to the numerical
strength of the Ktigiau and their natural
reeourcea. these figures make th st.mm.UtKi,
(itHi or tiieret-bout which represents French
capital put lr.t invasuntcu outside of
France look small, and thvy oompare well
with the largest current estimates of Great
Britain a investment beyund the narrow
limits of the British Isles.
Authorities differ widely concerning the
amount of British money pot into ether
countries, some being as low as b.OUa.UQL.BUQ,
not counting British possession, liar India,
and British colonies. To include those
favorite fields fur British enterprise might
double the fig-urea given. But it is not many
years aino the London Stock exchange
calculated the prouabie total of the foreign
investments of the British peopi aj. more
than B7.UUC lkiu.uuC. It doe not seem pos
sible that any great decrease can have
taken place since laMl
liermahy is believed to have half as much
monry Invested abroad as France, or twice
as much as Belgium, but German wealth
and German enterprise are ails fast gain
ing ground, and these corporation will
soon ha radically changed. Russia is tbs
great debtor nation of Europe, and in that
country billions of dullars of French, Bel
gian and German money has found em
ployment, at greater or leas risk, and with
widely varying returns.
Jmmt Mia rass-taasa.
'Tjo you ever feel." twnttered the young
woman with eou.ful eyes, ts the great
novelist, "as if you must Cy from this
world? As If you must bury yourself in
some vast wilderness far from ths haunts
of men? Io you ever feel that you will
die if ou are not alone all a Ion"
-Tea- be told her. "Indeed I do
"Ah' And when do you feel that way?"
"Now." Cleveland Leader.
The Trath A heat Miaa Vtlrt,
Litue Miss Muffet was sitting on a tuf
ttt when up came spider.
"'Why." she asked of the daddy-longlegs,
"why do you Beck ma'"
If I am mistaken. I beg your pardon,"
replied the spider, "but I thought you
were a liule Cy."
And It was this flippant remark that
frightened Miss Muffet a way. Clr vlajid
Plain Itier.
Bee Want Ad Produce P.e-li
GRAIN AND PRODUCE 31ARLET
lUrket jfbH. Wt Ecklpen ICeke a Little
Frot
UPGEST C0PN EXPORTS I IDONTHS
iaatse over kit ass la (era
Caaxart Berttie af Kate -
I (amtini.
t'HAHA. Jan '. Zi
I'urhes was the jir:nr:sa' and only ;.;;
ity f.t rti r-T nia-fc-' todnj The
s.pers did s itttl rooo-"-ete !... nss bi.t
mti.;i g f.r momr.t orai and err.
gu:o. a lirti- s:--tgtr. durit.g toe see' -n
and the i .r. p.urt was t te close The
com. it-a hie sr.uri irte-est ir, wheat i
ecaTtrrtng aid the loii lrtt-rt if roi'
cer.triiteu Twt slit".R. J "b'.'tHifaliy all. so id
at a lowr f.pu-e than the r arket touay
and the lor.gs. t ieast cm Jl-r can f.g'-re
a i.rcr.t. 1 lie Jia ci ee FriooJ w a the
i.i-h!t ffir scrtl a es. Reports ol
Mu m V a.ia ahfst ui;g delivered ir. New
Tor are causirr turnt comment, but in
c ti-r guartet tiiey r diwcoutited as not
hit.g oeirverabie on May contracts. In
Chicago there is mt 1 .(;. busbeia of
cor-ract wheat, and the t-iiclihg j.robi.h r
average r.a.f a mn ioti a utj The st k
a s not Increase Tiie casl. wheijt pnees
har airtneed slightly in moel msrke'.s
Kansas City tr-on the f ,d '. tuh
is herd witter tc Wirnespo.is The
Tio-triem miiiers have been getting hurd
sheet tr tt.e sou-rst and the Kat.sus
City mil -s bt;v;- g jow g-ade spring wheat
in M'.r.neajio.ns. The h. mi barrel of fl.'ur
sold Thursday by Minneapolis to the south
west was partialis, largely maoe up of
shat f-otr Kansas City A good portion
of the Minneapolis re;-ei;t re said to 1
frosted and undesirable lor milling, so the
bL.ere have difficult In gerMi.g wr.st they
wart For tine reason It is said wheal
is h-;nr ordered out of store to meet re
v uirrr.er.ts which ranort te filled hy daily
purchase The Mmreapo;is stoc ks are lb -ai.
1" huh la ot which S.M 4Ki IS No 1
I northern the increase lor the week beirg
I ia sC. The Austra.ian wheat shipment
I have increased for the went, bitig 414
j against 3f.l(s. for last wees eno T?j
! last vear The primary receipts are 4!C.H
i aratnst M. (iflu last week ena the stupmerts
w ere 2". Mic acain"!! :;2S Ttie primary
1 market receipts of wheat for the halt of
j the harrew year are ll.fc per cent ol the
' crop, against 24 per pent last year.
The corr expo-is lcr this week have
I been The largest for rv wees since Mnrch
1 The amourt this year is S.W. .!.
I against I.Sims for the first cf last 'ea
The total since Julv 1 exported te WW
j busheis aeamst 3t lWi ' bushels for the
j same period of last vear Practically all
of the export Just now is bv the gulf. New
I Tork Cur has only i:tfi.i' bushels er.raged
; The Kansas City firms are enjoying a dis
tinct advantage in rale and gr-t deal
' of NebrafSa co-n has beer se-t suth for
! gulf cargoes Chicngo sa.es Frirtav wre
no mi for domes-ic shipment and EWlWH1 for
: the seaboard. The rom tirmary rereip-s
! are Tfi,.mHi busheis. eiratnst 6."i.i"' busheis.
end the shipments 68MK busheis. against
I Z m' bURhels.
I The oats msrkt is decKr-inr a Vttle. Th
j reason Is the large visible. The long inter
est has beer of r o sorts the pro'essionais.
who fostered the iflea the market would
l sflvance. and the outside buyers who had
' tieen told to en into neta. Be tbey were
cheap. These are beriming to lose faith.
Oaaaha Cask lea.
WHEAT No. 4 hard. 1 car. ! U.. Mc; t
cars Si lbs.. Ktr: 1 ear. 51 lbs.. Be
CCBN No J ve.ilow. 2 cars. Sc.
OATS No. 1 white. 1 car, 2S"a
Omaha rata Market.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. nwnKT; No. X
hard. $: Hi No. 4 hard. Huc1.01; No. 3
spr-ng. fl r.; no grade, line.
CC'RN No. Z a-V. No. S r; No. 4.
ST-c; no grade. Hit.r: No : yellow, Wi;
No 1 yellow. 2Sc. No. 2 a hue, Vc; No. I
white. ai'iiC.
CATS No. I mixed 3c: No. S mixd.
27V ; No 4 mixed. V'-r; No. f whfe Sr:
No I white. 2Hhc; No. 4 white. iTitic,
standard. c
t arlvt avatsclata.
W beat- Corn. Oats
Chicago 2 4M S7
Kansas City TH 37 111
Minneapolis JitSfi
I'uluth 53
Bl Louis 48 3 31
Omaha li6 12
Grata Markets Elaeakerr.
Closing prices of rralr today and Fri
day at uie market named were as Xullows;
CHICAGO.
j 'Wheat
I May .
I Juiy .
Today. Fnday.
..... 1.1DB lJi A
9bB W-B
I Corn
May : 44HB 44VB
July 4i 44
KANSAS CITT.
"'hest
Mar 1 OK B 1 nf
July IB sm,
Corn
May CVB Ct
July 41 A il-,
ST. LOV1S.
Pi-heat
May 1.18H 1 1HX
Juiy ktia ifcvsE
C'rn
Mar 41'V 4T
July 41 4D
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
May -. ll"?s
Ju.y l.Wis
I'ULUTH.
WTieai
May iar
NEW TORK.
Wheat
Mar 1 16
July 1 05- las B
Mlaaesaali Market.
The range of prices in Minneapolis, a
reported by the Lo wards-Wood Grain com
pany, ru:
Articles. Ojien., Kigh.! Low. i Close.
Wheat
Ml)'
juiy
KEW
1.17 ,
1..4-,
MTS'
U-m
1.1
1.14-4,.
1.17s
1.14
lORk 4.tktavAL. MlkkET
4aatal iaai
of the Day
C aaaaaadltiea.
VarUu
NEW TORK.. Jan. 7 FLOUR Receipts,
li ulk bbis. . exports, in. ma btus. Mai act
hrm and hela n.gner; winter pa.enL. a do
aa.ka, winter saia.gnts, a.w4,.a-4a. Ja..ni,e
soia patn-s. a.Buiua.;; winter txtraa, U uE
Ik 4 Mi. Minneso.a DJien , Vajcts.aa, wu.ier
low gradtsi. U iu4.lu. K;e aur. siaauy;
fair to good. enu4 7o, choice to laiicy, e
4p L.iSi. buckwheat Dour, guiet. t uia-15 per
luu .ba
v. onNMEAL Steady; fia while and yel
low, ti Ik', coarse, ties, 11. .aA4l.lt, al.n a. leu,
a.i."'v-.iu
Rl ii Nominal ; No. I western. Tic asked
BAfclLE 1 fciow , leediiig. etc., c. 1. I. .ay
Tors: malung. euVUic, c. 1. 1. liuffaJo.
Vi HEA'l iaec!eip.a. al.aTii bu. bjm, market
nrm. No. s rea. I li. eieato:. a-.J 1. o. 0
ailoat; Nu. 1 nurn.ern. l.u.uh. k...7V 1. u.
b. afloat. No. 1 nj-u. JtlaiuioUu. alia, i. o. b.
afloat C'LiUuIi were ttroug a-i ua on huii
ub liur-hwaat new, l.gnt offering:., him ca
bles and toaal covering Tne amst iumed
Vtw'ac net advance. May, tx.lu li-ltm l.la-,
in d -li-. Juiy, u.itVui iv tioHea
C(iiN Receipt. 111.5ia' bu. export. I 72
bu. fcpot maravt stau ; .Nu. 1. -J-c. eie
vatar, and alV 1. o n. anoat; No. 1 ulioa,
sl'-wc: No I at.itt. ulac. iij..iont were ac
tlvv. but firmer with a heat, ciuamg -c net
h.gner. May closed io-c.
oAl'S Receipt a. 4a.Uit' bu. ; txfKiits. k.J75
bu. Spot market aieudy; mixoti. lit. tj 11
lba., S. -ci natural who. It, to i. ,li j.
i . capped a hits, to to 4l lbs isxg Jc.
hAl W-iet; ah-ppuig, .isia.t, goou to
choice. htnuUac.
HOPS uui : Btate. common to ch..h e
l. "XB 37t ; 1!iS, JtKuSac; uiu. 14c. PacUic
coast, 1D04, Xaluc, IMA. ltSUc; oios Wa
17c
HIT, ES Steady ; Galveston. 3D to li lbs.,
l&c; California. 11 U lb.. Hc, Texas cry
34 to It 14-,c.
LEATHER Steady ; acid. J46-c.
ri.ulieiu.Njwef, steady, lamily HI ue
till.isj; mee, ii, nC . beet hams. Is.. g
S su. packet, lia.auifl la.iu; city extra India
mesa, t-4 seplti : tul meats. flJiet; pirk.ed
be. lies. K7j7''i pickied shomaera tbl,
pickiad hama. Ik Tiuii u Lard. cull, weaieru
steamed. I7.at'. rrr.nied. Quiet; eonuiiant
C.lli. fcouth American. 7 71. compound!
V4 g'iit Ji- Pork, sun, family. t-4aCi ki;
abort ciaar. t-i 71slti uu. mesa. t-J uujii.jii
lAU-urt-ei.t... , a..j, tauairr,
Vin4t.c.
K1CE Firm' domestic, fair to extra, r?
Ci". Japan, nominax.
bL TTk-J Firm renovated, common to
extra, lisalc. western factory, heid. com
mon to choice. I4ig ihc
CHEESE. strong . state, full cream, smsr..
ct'ioreu and ahta fanct ll'-ac. hot. ijoi
1,1 maoa 4-oiored and a Lite, poor 10 choice.
il.:.(, large coeired and ahite. U1.11 .
11c. f.lia. ll-auilvc. ifcltf n.aJe, coiureO aiid
W t tie. poor la choice KfUi'.
UU'io rMeady . aestern fancy aelerted.
?V . aeeiern t.rats. f.t.
Inc. Juais, Uc, turkey, lliJjr'Jc. I"r eased.
Cieti ee-i eM'-ken. 5"5lSr; fcwls.
1'. . --r vS, jma ;v
PC; LTKT Ai.-ve frrr . w estern co ckers
"r. f , is, ti:rkrn. l-(7".Sc Ireseel
stiac.t . wes-e-x 1 1 , hens. L j4c. f c i. 1wi
11 tc. turkeys, L-p:ic-
CHKltO .K4I AD PBwTIMOa
r eat area at ike Tradlac aa Claalar
Prieea aa Baar41 af Tra.
CH1CAGj. jan. 7 Cot; t. rued light nii"'
met t of wheat i- the l"nitd State t Kii t
and ttie prrpect f ir de- reased siii;'rnerts
f"i tt f'.tre-.c:. cour.tries Imparted a sir. tig
tone to i rices. At tt'e ct'ise May whe-i
a as up - . cm 'S'sc l.ighr. oatf pra"
ti' a.;y uiithaxged ana rn isi ns 16
lot.
A steadv tendency v as evident in wheat
at the opening Th' re i f .ght im
I reven-H-t.. in jota tioc Ml'' beir.g: uti-
r har.gei tn s- hig'ier at J- iwp l.l:- (.me
of t.'ie fatic.rs was the firm tone .f the i
LverpH; grain market, --notaer far: ir
liter roor? ert j:aized a a ti- cortirie
i.f-'-t rri" roet.t in a h"Bt ;n the I in". A
States Ncir.trtf"m rece.pt b re out x
le''tations ol a cotisiderb bie eeaufiior.. r.r
r.i ai today tt M.ntien.pviiis and 1'u.jij i
l-e.ng s:s curs, compared w.th U for ti
corresnondiiig cay a yeur ago. Sone lo--nl
longs, ar.xiou io e'en uf trades cv r !
Sunday, soid mooerately stiortly after the
opr..r.g ci using a ;-gi:t re"ess,on ir.
I r.ces. May eaeed off to l..:4o. 4:. Strh- ,
qjeiit.y tne ma-ket in a g-'aciaa! war
de-e.oped a laii ocfin- of st'er.gtfc sW
price n.ade good advances. The cush
a pent situation ru again bullish st St. :
Louis and MmneLpo.i Ffm Pt Lotus I
came many deians of inTensmg d.ff'ruity
rrnuers in K; i,u are exprrien .ng in re- i
giu-d to a h. at for ni.lllng purp-s-. Total ,
K.aiarjr rece:ps t mav w only 4"; j
' as c .n.pared with ME.sW- iat year, j
The market closed st the h.th-t point
of the day. with May at Illf-S t'lea-an-e
of wheat and flo-r were equal to bu I
Minneapolis, t-u.u-i, una Chr-agT reponed I
receipts ol 441 enrs. iLginst 3)i last week !
and -7i a year ago j
Corn today Ktiwd more strength tlir.n I
has been ensmfested for sorre time Com
mission houses acre fair buyers through- !
out the entire day. Influence that tenoed j
to create hu:.ih eertin.er.l were fi-m cables
tnd .mal! acceptatit-es fn rn the courtry.
Mar ojtenei Sir liigher at 4''u-M1' .
soid between 4t. and 4Sc and ciosed at I
44 'x' Local receipts were 4Ji cars, a'ltn i
three ct oortract grade.
Bustness i- the oa:s pit was ouiet In
sympathy with ti s-rength In other grains
tne n.a-Kct was r.rrr, ti e ect re day May
o;eiieii u st.aci- higher at Jiit,,- vo,d pe. ,
ta-een 3i,c and 'itiric anC cios-d at
W"(ix;nc.. Local receiji s aere IT cars.
Notwithstanding s fair demand for lard j
.rtm a leading packer, the prt-vmion mar- I
ki was weak the greater Hurt of the dm' j
At the close Muy p rk ru off at f;.i"i. '
May inrd a-us iioa-r nc at H.il and r-!s j
were "'tc lower at K fill.
Estimated receipts !t Monday: Whett.
cars; corn, 411. cars, oats, lit cars, hogs,
le. itfu h-ad I
The leading futures ranged as follows: I
Articles. Open. H.gh., Low. ' Ciose. Tes'y.
Wheat
M ay
July Com
Jan.
M it r
July
T'ats
Jan.
Mar
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan Mar
July
F.i he
Jan. Mar
July
1 lisg-ie' 1 15V1 14.e .
1 1 1 1W'
1 15
!Si
-
473 s r.
44-, 4J.
44 4iyp V
41 S
44 Vu
44
"a 3 uL'.
12 a
n mi
11 So 12 bb
l
t STj It R"i,
f Ml
C so
7 i0
611-
7i "
f Sa
C 95
I
30 i
fi til i
711,
f fin
Tits
So. I.
Cash quotation were as folic:
t LL'l'H steady ; winter patent. IL Kitff
straight. M.SCf,.i.. spring patents,
la '""o-Ciiu, -strait is, 4.sig4.k'; bakera tl.70
i 11
V HEAT No. I Fprlng. r 1137.. IS; No i,
C 0"y7 13. No. 5 red. II.jCiiI .,e
CC'KN No. 2. 4Tc; No. 1 ye.iow. Ca
C'ATS No. t JWsc; Ku. 2 wLite. 3iKy.ic.
r:l l-Nii. 1 Toa.
IlAKLET Oood feeding, 3ffirr:c: fair to
ch- "-e itmliint. J4r
EEET No 1 flax. H.1B; No. 1 northwest
ern, ti.it'aj J-rin" motny, 11.77. t. luver,
cor tract grade. tll.TE.
FR'JVlfrl'IiNS-Mesa pork per bM CI 1
11.15. Lard. j,er wo lba.. ...fil. short rms
sides (loose i. sa.12VPt.lia Shori Clear sides
i boxed i. K.io'a't, S2V
Keeetpt and shrjimerts for the dBT were
a follows: Keceipts Bhuments.
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu .
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu..
.. lfc.4110
lll.S'KI
.. Iki.sua
.. 477 .M0
.. 11.7m,
.. :7.nmi
.. lm.niii'
71.41
fsti.a'ie
17 hi 41
I'lC.lHHl
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm: creameries, li(raw-;
dairies, 17Viic. t-tKR, steadj', at mark,
cases incluoed. IHiCil, fcrsta, 14c; prime
hrsta IMki, extras, eic. Cheese stead , Liiq
lie.
St. Laala Grata aad Pra-rlalaaa.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7 -WHEAT Higher;
No I red cash, elevator. Cllt; track,
Clitti; May, II-IS1; July. Htl-ac; No. I hard,
11.34.
CORN Firm: No. 2 cash. 41ic; track,
44r. May. 4;.e4rVc; July. 43'c.
OATS Higher; No. i cash. Sic: track, S2c;
May. sia.c. No. I white. 1BV'.
FLOUR Firm 1 red wirier patents, C4(r3
E oc. s;ecial brands. K. "fl.7a, extra fancy,
la ("'of. 15. clear. 4.6ixpl 7(,
S ELI Timothy, nominal. ClMngl Al.
COKNMEAL Steady, 11411.
I RAN I'ull; sacked, east track. K"(p"c
HAT Ouiet firm; timothy, la 0i li.u0;
prairie. k mnp.o.
IRON t'l'i lo.V TIES Mc. '
BAGGING 7.c.
HEMP TWINE 4ae.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: Jobbing, old.
ITl.lri; new. S1L 3. Lard, unchanged, prime
saeamed. Win. Iry lted meat, steady;
boxed, extra shorts. 6 ?Vj; clear ribs,
jfclt-a,: short r'ear Hi.sU.
FTil'LTRT Strong: chicken. &V;
ariringa. ic; turkeys, 11c; cucka, loc; geet.e.
sc.
PUTTER Firm; creamery. S$?Sc; dairy,
In 13c
EGGS Steady at 2ic. case count
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bills 4. mm K oki
V heat bu 4 (' 41 !
Corn, bu Sfi.msi 3b (M
Oats, bu Sl.( I7,(MW
haaasas City Grata aad rrevlstaaa.
KANSAS CITT, Jar.. 7 WHEAT
Steadv 4s higher; May. C i July, t,
tfv Cash: No. 2 hard gl.0ki61.ld; No X.
l.'61fl7V,i No. 4. llOi0;ilt.i No. ! red
C&1.12. No. I. C.utiSi; No. 4. Jl.lda
l.Ufc.
CORN Steady: May. CV; July, 4?047Vc.
Cash: No I mixed. C.c; No. S. ce;
No 1! wnue, 41c; No. X. 41c.
OATS Stead , No. t white, CSr&Slr; No
e-.red 11'
HAT Steady: timothy, ts IssgS.aP, choice
prai-ie. l7.5iKbk 80
P.TE Sieacy at 74c.
FGGS H:ghr: Missouri and Kansas
new No 2 whilewiHid cases included. He.
case court. liSc; caae returned, c lees!
fcl'TT Eh-eicady,
creamer'.
dairr. lSi..
Wheat, liu.
Corn, bu ..
Oats., bu...
Receipts. Shipments
I'Hnti 41. ga,
4S.(imi sfiwo
ll.mic .(H
rhtlade-lahia Pradare Market.
FHILAT'ELPHIA. Jan 7 BUTTER
Firm with a good demand: extra VKterti
creBTcery Sor . extra nearby prints. 3ic
EGGS Firm and sctive; nearl y treah 23r
1 at mark: wes'ern fresh at mark
CHEESE Unchanged : New To'k
.creams, fimcv. 11" L vV.'c; New Tork
fun
full
full
creams, choice. llAtirtllc: New Tork
cream, fair to good. UfiTJic
lilwaeke Cral
Market.
h.gher: No 1 northern, tl.ltxjri.17; No. t
northern. Il.li'iffl.14 ; May, 1: iv
STE-lr hisner: No 1. a,a.e.
E A RLET Steady ; No. 2. il413c; sample.
3C.io1.c.
CORN 4c higher; No. t, 4irviS4Uc
44 '' w-Se-
May.
Mtaaeaaall Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jn. 7 WHEAT Ma v
r. TV. Ju-y, t-14Sel l4: No. 1 hard.
II 1". No 1 northern, tl-lti; No. 2 north
ern 11 li"7
FLOUR First patents. tr4i4Bi second
patents. H lb 2f . frst clear. t4. ling 4.3a,
ee.,nd clear. II a "ff 2 70.
BRAN In bujt. fci.i.
Dalath Grata Market.
DULUTH. Jan. 7-WHEAT-To arrlre.
No 1 northern, fi liV, . No. f northern.
K : 1111 'rack. N' 1 northerr. Cl.M,,;
No 2 nortiieru. C; May, i 7i. fep
lemle HTr-.
oATS-Tu mv and on tra k. 2Sr.
laleda t-eed Market.
TOLE30. Jan 7 SEEI i"iover. caah
and January, IT S'; Feliruary. r..tt. March,
ts Si hr.nit aisiae, U uk. Prim uuu4U. ,
t- 3L
9H i
4TlS.'6ii!. u
4'a'ola 4-1-
l'n 4iS
! IPS
Si'" 30Ti&iC
" Si j
i IT 20 . 15 in j
11 ' 11 60
I ' I
' fi 15 i
I .H' ' Mi '
' 7 mi : 7 (m 1
I 1 :
I S 71 : ti Ti
0S1HA L1YE STOCK MARKET!?:
Tak Gosaw wJi Leas It IVrLlf 01 Ctttlf j
Tal'-y EaCaJei i
! Hf GS STEW WITH IEK AGO
Aetlre DraaW for Tat es !
Uakt with Price at High Palat J
at srtwa, reeaen Alsa 1
traag a ad Artlif.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jar.. T 1.
Reeeip-s were Ca'- e H gs Fh T
Ofiria. Mii.Kniv i-jy. t.-i" 11 .s S
C'fficiai Tuesday C S"4 l.Sl
'fti'. iu ednevaav I 7 Vv i H.'
ff.-tal Tturs-1av" 1 4i: il "S
t'fr-ial F-iaat 14'.:: 4 i l.- 1
t-'ffit'ia. atu-day w i.w i.Wi
Total this w.k it as "4i r '
TT.aj lfcs- we K . ....... . 3- let.'.
Total week bef 11 t.A ii.:M
nme three weea ag: ii. 41. '".I'
Bums fiur w-ks ig .. ;v m b.". C2
Sam w-k las- vear .37 7s 41 34
f,. Z '
'
!. 1
r.CE;iTB FOR THE TEAR TATE
7 he Ju, ire ing table shiw s th receipt
for the tsar io i.a e tl cattle, bog ana
sheep, with comparison w th last year
ir. 14 t"C
It, lie UTi
L' Jb"41
EbT JT.BW
The foiicwir.s tam stiowa
th a vera
price of hogs at South Omaha lor the iM-
evera. daja. w.th comparisuuai
t'te , imt :;au ;isi-.;i5ui .lis nn -i"9
; r ij.
I'ec. IP
Lec 21
I -ec. H .
Iec. is.
i.ei. .
- 'Sc. S.
I'ec. Sk.
i c. .7 .
Lec. 2!-.
t-ei. il1.
Lee S;..
Jan 1..
J an. 1 .
Jar.. 2..
Jan. 4...
J ta.. i .
Jan. 6...
Jan.
fc' ti s k I.,
i 4 " I 08.
. 4 44S f 1 I
I 4 & ill
i 4 t. 4 4i, C IS
J" 4 4, . ,
m mm 9
I 4 41 4 M S
4 iM t
' a im: i
. 4 i,: 4 L. t nr.
i 4 47 I L t i
t i;
( (A
Ub
l
4
4 7
4 al
4 W
111 It
4 01 I
4 tU I i
IH )e
i.
mm ,
111 l
4 i, -H
4 14 I 4
4 14 3 4&
It,
6 Ob
I
i S 4 "f.
C 1?
i n
H
Ik Mi
l.'l
t 21
i.
C 1
c
on
4 MS
4 S
77
4 0
If!. 1
4 H6
4 sv,
4 SHi
i ul
il (M
i Qu
I lJ.fc.
i 4 4 k i".
4 s 4 m i r
I 4 411 '(311
I 4 44 4 77 I
, 4 4r. 4 UK C 2s
4 -ti 4 ! f M
4 it. 4 Si t 3H
19'
4
4 111
4 1
4 27
4 8.
4 3.'.
i r
I .7
44
47
I 4
3 41
Indicates Sttnd-'v. In2icatcs holiday
The efficial number of cars of stock
brought in today by each rosd we
Cattie. Hogs Sh p. K sea
C. M at St. F
Wabash 1
Union Pacific IK 1 ;
C. A- N. W
F., E. 4 M. V a 1
:.. bt P.. M. a O ... 1 D 2
R. A M Ry 1 f I
C B. at VI ,
C, R. 1 at P.. east 6 .. j
l.linois Ci.t-al 1
Chicago G. W 1 2 ..
I Total receipts 2 HI 7 4
I The disposition of tne days receipts wa ;
I as loiluws. eacn buyer purchasing tn hum- j
j per ol head indicateo:
Ltie. jchor caiTji. 1
Omaha Packing Co 6"t j
Sw.ft k Company 1 "-3 1
Cudahr pa king Co I.ii27 .. . ,
Armour A Co 1 4 43K ,
Cuoahy Co., 610UX City 6.4 ,
Rulfaschiid I
Other buyers h .... 1.361
Totals 6.1 1.W1
CATTLE There were only about H0 heaa
of eartie reported this morning, no that no '
iiarticuiar t nanfe In the market look piaoe. :
ror the veek receipt have been a.mosl '
the same as for last week, but as com
pared with the tirst week ol last year there
is a decrease of about 7.0.4' head. In vi-a
of the light run and a fairly good uemana 1
from all sources, the market ruled active
and stronger, except for the first two days
of the week.
The market on corn-fed steers has been
rather uneven this week. It w.il be remem
bered that the market last week closed
with a sharp decline on Friday. That wa
followed bv another big break on Monday
which made the market for the two days
around 2i'P'4ic lower. Tuesday prices were
about steadv at the decline, but s.nce then
the light receipts have caused sharp ad
rances each dav. so that all of the loss of
last week Friday and of Mondsy of this
week has been regained, which takes the
market back ta the high point last week.
Choice cattie have been very scarce snd
in fact there has not been a finished load
in the vards this week. In the absence of
choice cattle the shorter fed varieties have
advanced, as noted above. This is quite
different from conditions st other markets,
where the advance was confined very
largely to th more desirable grades Good
tn choice cattie may be Quoted from If. ( to
tn Wi and something strictly prime would
perhaps bring more than thst. Fair to good
cattle sell from 14 2t to 14 Ti and. the less
desirable kinds from 14 15 down.
The cow market has followed practlcallT
the same course as the trsde on steers,
closing prices being practically the same ss
those In force st the- high time last week.
Receipt hsve spparertlv been far too light
for the last several dav to meet the re
quirements of the trade, and as s result
buver hsve been out early and bought
even-thing in sight, common rattle sdvanr-
Ine as well as the better graces. Good to
choice cows snd heifers could be ouoted
from R to 17. 76 and strictly prime heifers
might bring U Fair to good grades go
from K 25 to w and canner snd cutter
from II al' to II 2S
Bulls are also selling fully ss high a they
were last week, the better grade going
larp"'r from II sf to 17! 50 and the commoner
kinds from IT to 12 7fc Veal cslree sre at
the highest point they hsr been in many
morths. choicest grades selling op to lh
There has been s fal-'v good demand for
stockers snd feeders this week and choice
hesrv feeders sre if stiv-fhtng hither than
thev were last week. pT-lctlv choice grades
can be rooted from IS 7T to 14 25 The com
moner kinds of hesw rattle snd llrht rattle
of sll grades are only shout steadv tn the
week A has been previously mentions
the demand ernm the counter Is co-fired I
chlefT tn csrtle of sood cualiTy snd the in- I
enin- now is la'rels for beawwejrht I
Fsv to rood cati'e mar be ouotd fenm
If Tn to lit TT, snd the roeeienoner kind from
13 25 drw-n. Rps "serve sales:
cow si
No. Ar Pt !o.
; sn 1 . . .
v Pt
. pits x im
. vm 1 4n
lev 2 us
1...
fiElFTRa
1 m 2 26 2 750 TS
EULLB.
1 11211 2 TS 1 1380 I 9P
1 en ii'
rALVES
1 !I 2" t 10 E3
I ; : J55 4 2E
jjogji There tm a fair run here th!
morning for a Ssturday. but the demand
was fuir equal lo the occasion and pri-e
advanced a Utt1 At the opening of the
market price were only about 2gc h.gher.
but it ahortly became evident that shippers
had some liberal orders snd us s result the
market strengthened snd Increased in ac
tion until it was fully fc higher The gen
era! ma-ket could best be described bv rall
ir.it It IV' ac higher With the exception ot
B few late arrival everything was dinpoeed
of in rood wesson The bulk of the nogs
went from 14 4S to U I&7., with a top at
T4 ?"H.
The receipts for the week show gain
over lsst week of shout 7.(K head but as
compared with the seme week of last vear
tv.ers is s failing off of shout t (Sm bead
p'-ices hsve f-uriimted nr and down th-onrh
a rerrew mirrtii snd clos'ng p-loe are Jest
cloee of last week. Representative sales:
Nu Av. ah Pr. No. At ti-. fi
le 131 411' 4 Hi ti 117 ... 4 a0
11 lis Sli 4 47V, u)t ia:7 k" 4 bv
, I;' lku 4 47', as 17 u 4 st'
71 ..21" ... 4 4"a, 7a Hi ... av
at SB a 4 4"V 67 2s 4 at.
fci S:X ... 4 471, xo 4 oi
2!i . 11! ... 4 4" 71 li liiu 4 in
4!' ..S:7 ... 4 4"S lei lm 40 4
fc' . . .2T SO 4 4"S 24S . . 4 all
81 ....2X 41' I O, bf 2- ' lid
f,7 X" 4 4 XI XUi ID in
4 . .21' 2il 4 4 XX 23 4 Xti
u 4 4 4"s 61 2r no 4 m
X .. 2n 11 4 4"a 13 ... 4 all
tC 21U' 240 ll'n 71 217 ... 4 Be
6K S-l ... 4 4-t, S 287 . . 4 XV
47 . 2W ... 4 4" a, 4 !4 J1K1 4 no
n ....2 4 4s at n ... 4Xo
4" . . Sit 40 4 44 wk 2"X ... 4 sit
.' ...22X 4 47, (H 226 4i' 4 Xn
. NX W 4 X X: V!t X Ik
4 . 74 fM 4 Hi a 2a BA I mi
74 . tX 40 4 5f' ' 2t4 ... 4
Mi 'l Hi' 4 (' i4 "T. f' IX'
t !"4 121' 4 W' Ik 57 M' 4 F.l-j
XC . ..Tm 40 4 K' 4 k ... 4 82,
7X ....r-t . . 4 id X4 J'-7 4ii 4 al -a
u ... 2a li' r .... as X. 4 XI -
! ta 41' 4 XI' K. IT Si' 4 XI" ,
a; ....pi . . 4 tfi X" J"7 kt, ifi.
XX . T.t i 4 ' n ISO 4 tl'S
r. ... .: Xt 4 Sf' Si 21 24o 4 5i.
41 rw isii 4 so Mi r? as 4
51 . . W7 4 IVl 4" 4 5".
K4 if S" 4 H 71 l-X ... 4 8t
Hi ... T i 4 X" X" 274 ... 4 a-a-
X . 2 V."' 4 ali
SHEEP There were sever! car of
aroen repined tt.is morniitg out the ma
jority of tnem were f-ed-rs Two car
ff ewe stud to tne kilters at X4 X) and a
bag; a'.rn of feeder yearur.ga hroug-t.t
CI"
rd attire or. bet k'
r i
F i: the e-k re- pts sb"W s h'g m
t "ise r rrr H. a,a. as rot t i-'h!
with the sat.e w-ek of last y-sr -be- i
a 'a.i.r.e off of shrut 11 hsa T "
! s i, red it with a in r v i.herai -or
mi tl.st s-e ed to g-ve pi-ck" th i.)'a
'.st receipts wtiid b lirr el: the w-k
snJ s a -esult they hr-.kf the mi'kn ir.
bad i in Mmdsy. sever r-
ce pts I.ave teD extretre. '. g: t at -1 n"
reu t al. c the 1st :' la.- at k F if
1 sio ' mst V rl t.a n w been
r gK.neu which mske tries on b,tr
s tiJ isttihs at the big p it.t if f e
S a .r. Th-e see ,s tP be S g"od sfi'T-C
d'Tisnd frrr a.i s'ti-'s s thh the rir
k"t nit be said to tie in a g wd. tea thy
oi r d;t (i.
Corr;-h ve'v f w ter rt.-s hsve er'veC
this a e k but tt'e derrrnJ ' v? beer my-rie-t
to tike ever'thmc i ffered it c od
trot.g tries In fnct. the d'tnand ms
to be in rj"es r,) th F"t' S fill
t f . g : is as i s' - f'e-ed
Q'ti-a' Tor red s'ok' Good te r1o's
eaM rr If fs.r Ir g-io-i re-
v,rr" IT vtf, ft3 tc bMce aether
t "frT. S . 'r to H "i.'i .
rood to rhnire ewes 4o4 7; fa:r to f" id
'r-. H ! IT ccmtTx.n e fs; ' " ' y'
ffi 3 SeT . g oi to cht. c- ihtr.l. f m'u'.t '.!
tt g-v..d istrh I. Teede- rearl r.g
a- a "th .-ej"r wet rer. K 'VA h' f-eo'T
WIS
uer iamt"
t, -(l.l TV
Renresertture sties;
No Av Fr
41. wnett rn we 1 ii 4 n"
M." wes:e-n feeder y-sriing ... 4 4 tr.
western feeder ea'lir.gs .ST 4
110 wstern feJer year'i-igs M 4
CHICAGO LMK
TO( K
stltHCT
Cattle
Steasr Her Straast heepi
a Lank Meetly.
CH7'AQ':i. Jan. 7. rATTLE-Ri'-eipt?
J"" bead, marKet stenji . good to prime
ter. Si, iirtt.m'. poor to med um. tl. !ii
i i': s"x'fcer and fejee t 4tn.J;.: c w-s
I. rb iio. ht.sers II mutt. hi . cat ti" t.
iiil .Sc. bulls X i'ii4 ii'. caives. t im.
HG5 Kecr-pt head Mithday.
4i is, head: market strrtig. m;aed srut
hutct'ers. $4 5b04.a . gid ;i cvio"-e hnvi,
H "1J4 7c. ro..gfc heavy. U 4l7i m'. light.
U .ti"u .Ii bulk of saies t4 4.V(M ,
SHEEP AM' LAMPS Receipts. 1.0.10
head: stitp and lan.hs steady, good to
choice wei h - g4.M.it7 l. hc. fair to choice
mixed. H'tr4 77. western shep. 4 ui.
native lambs. V..ai"6"7 . western Iambi.
II T t 7 4V
Ksasaa City 1.1 e Mark wjsrket.
KANSAS CITT. Jan. 7 CATTLE-Re-'sujuin
is or Bu'pninm "ptieu r 'sj3m.''
market unehtir red . thole tif'1 anil
dressed lieef steers. It 77vi,"t Ti . fa.r to good
II iva4 71; west err fed st-vrs. Ci Si".
Blockers a-'d feeders. II "1"?J 27 . southern
steers: f "fh4 cows II 10?. 2T mt"
cow s. tl75" hei'ers 11 itiio si,, bulls. 11. ie
474 11". ch'ves. Cmoe. rece.i't for the
w eek rn head
HXJS Receipts, J.min hsd: mr-k-t
steartr to strong top M TT': bulk of sales.
H J"fl"lK. heavy. 4 gM84 71 : packers. U 4i
c4S.. pigs and lights SS7&$4 4.. receipts
for the w-iek. 4." K' hend
SHEEP AND LA MF.S Receipt. siir
head; market nominally steady. native
IktTil. lu.;ii0r.O(i. r.Ht'Ve wethers. 4 2T"0
f if' native ewes. 14 lnlirT. 0d: western lhrrtis.
ti. if"tffi &H. wese-n yearllnirs. li, flniji4i 11:
weste-n slieep, H ("jyT, K stiKker and feed
ers. ta.Sisii4i.si; receipts for the week. 14.ii'
head
ewr Tark Live taek Market.
NEW TORK. Jan 7 EEEVES Receipts
7h2: very little trad tig A few dry cows
were soid at scant yesterday prices Ex
ports. 41' cattit. Ctt- calve and 4.HU: quar
ters c? teef
CALVES No fresh arrU-als reported and
no trade of any Importance market steady
ji-essed calve quiet. IS Oixft 13 Si; eitr
dressed snd extra car-asses. ti4(S'. coun
irv dressed veals. t4.tM(i u.5.
HrGS Receipts. l.MI' head; market feel
Ins steady.
SHEEP ANT LAMBS Receipts l.Jrti
head: sheep, firm. lamb, weak Sheep.
14 t''dfi.2r' 1 no reallv jir ttif sheep here;;
lambs. It (KKfea ld; culls. It no.
St. Laals Live Mark Market.
ST LOUIS. Jan ' CATTLE Receipt.
2Wi head, practically all tiatjves: market
rtesrir: natrre h:pptng and export steers.
tii.WiiSrCS. with fancy worth up to I So,
dressed beef anfl butcher steers. 14 (HKo ;
steers under 1.0MP lbs.. K.INngi.110: stockers
and feeders. 12 .mfSTi 8f: ccw and heifers,
tl 2twg4 7T,. the top for fancr heifers, can
ners. tl TalW': bulls. t2.2iKp4.rn': calves,
C Siet-7.0t: Texas and Indinn steers. tl.ToiJ
"4 : cows and helfrs. t. 2Tiiff3.60.
HOGS Rece'pts. .U hesd : market
steady; pigs and lights. ST. 7r64.3.r: packers.
U 4i.ijMlHi, butchers and best heavy, asm
4.7H
SHEEP AND LAMBS None on Bale.
St. Jeaeah Llva Mark Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan 7 CATTLE Receipts.
PI head, market steady; natives. tT-.&iK&u.ni',
cows and belters, H.TTH.an, stockers and
feeders. 12 7u4B4.1u.
HOGS Receipts. t.22fi head; 5c higher;
ligrt, la.SlKB.ai). medium and heavy, 14.40
d 4 B."
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, none;
demand strong.
Sleaa City tise Stax-k Market
SIOUX CITT. la.. Jan. 7 'Special Tele
gnam. 1 CATTLE Receipts. Emu head, mar
ket steady; beeves. ll.imtiii.Xli; cowa buiis
and mixed. 11. Hip! .21., stockers and feed
ers, tl 7iip.5ie caivvs and yearlings, Xl.li'o
I.-1L.
HOGS Receipts. 4,iTi head; market
strong, selling at li.2Mj4.ol1, bulk, K-iloa
4 ia
Stack ta Sigrht.
The following- tab shows the receipts of
Te market could s'
j kets yesterday. Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
: South Omaha li I Hon l.sul
I Sioux City Sue 4..1MV
Kansas City H1H1 !. gli
St. Louis 2fn X.S"C
, St. Joseph M t il
j Chicago Kill hj.iMAi nut,
I Totals I.61 CBIH 2 601
Farela;a FlaaariaL
LONDON, Jan 7 Money was in quiet
demand tr, the market ltiday and supplies
atre much depleted owing to rt payment lo
the Bank of England Discounts were
firm. Business on ihe Stock exchange was
dull and uncertain. Sfx-culators were dts-pos-d
to await developments Cnnsols were
easier, but closed above th lowest quots
tious of the day. owing te the favorable
board of Trade returns. Home rails were
heavy. Anxtrioans opened weak and under
purity, recovered slightly and closed ouiet
Foreigner were irrtguaar, lieing affected
by Pari orerings. They coined with a
better tone Imperial Japanese govern
ment be of liMa. were quoted at H7V
PARIS. Jan. J. The tone on the Bourse
was heavy, but al the close the market
was firm. Russian Imperial 4 were quoted
at lit' and Russian bonds t,f limt at 4Jb itu
BERLIN. Jan. 7. The lone on the
F."..rbi todaj was soeivwhat Improved
The new Russian loan sas UJoled at kie.
'1 rau.i.g a a active.
C'leartag Baaae litragea
NEW TORK Jan. 71 lie statement or
average of the ciear.ng bouse banks of
this city for Uie five auyi of this week
fchtiws: Loans tl.uan.74-.7lHi: lncreas-. II.
OT.l.oiS' I'epojnta, txU"li. nis. .: increase,
C.l;.6ilO. Circulation. HI. 371 4Uii; Increase,
117 HKi. Legal tender. 4vir, inirease..
y, UTa.biid. ejiecie. !!-('. decrease,
I4.k7ii.hiu. FU-serve. XJSk.lsia 4i'. decreuiiei
I'Hfc.aiiti Reserve requ.red. tT"7.2ui.ln, in
crease. tl.lf7li.ii71. Surplus, 1,1 ...: de
crease. Si 07t.1T. Es-t'B:td States drpus
lla. tl7,Xi4.u.iU, ue rt ase. 2.1 4U&
Its Tark lasaarts aad Ex parts.
NEW TORE. Jan. 7 Total Imports of
dry goods ana general rnerrhannise at the
port of New 1 org for the week ending
today were valued st l:2.k.4 tHi.
Exports of specie from the port of Nea
Tork for the week were l.3jij7!i gold and
7:. all i!ver.
Import of specie st the iiort of New
Tork during the week were fTx.ffiW Bluer
and tlllm, goio.
Dry Cae4la Market.
NEW Tf'RK Jan. T-I'FT GOODS Mar
ket for the week ends with a det-llne tn
sruvlty as fsr s huyer are eonoerned.
hat there I no disposition to aeaken In
jrioe and th situation i s firm a evei.
Th export outlet i encouraging, while so
many line sold ahead there ia littie war
rant for revision.
Treaaary Siatraaeal.
WAiHINOTON. Jan. 7 Today's state
ment of the treasury balance in the gen
eral fund exclusive of in tlaVuUi uuo goid
reaer-e In the division of redemption
snows' Araiiahle cash balance, t.4i.ii4i..Sil!
goid. tl.Xul.0SC
Baak C'lecrlaga
OalAHA Jan 7 Today hank clearing
were tl .i57 .U54.1Z For the same day last
tear they wer tl.2kl BHt 14. as increase tor
itfi. of tJin.nK iix.
Metal kulet.
NEW TORK. Jan 7 METALS The
meial market aere quiet tooa.t hat ruied
general, v hrm T n is ouoted at 12 Stfe'lX ta.
eo.er is heid at tl. Zb u. Xi lor la at- .
ii la H. for eiwirolytir and cas'irg at 1.4 rfa,
lUii. li'V Lead 1 firm tt X & 70 and
peiler la liy 11, w ith auw aeajera aaa-
it g for r- 'f-f iii .""-i l-"n h-H
imi t .. w :- i-i-i. t ;! es p-;tKai!y
h'-n tu.
?T L"' e'si 7 - METt?-l'l
steady. l .V'i4 . : b gher. MA.
eXIHI ahiLttU MlKhlET.
raadltlaa ef Trade sad 4Jeetatleaa aa
tsale sad I aery Pradaee.
E i'":ft m t cf -' st-k Hie
LIVE !'"'. i -i;i-l ,r Vf-,. . rrwiste-a.
1".' tu:k. ;;' i 4 t;i ks. i S. , goes', ,c,
st'-lt g ( s
1 ELS?!.:- 1 r.Y-Tti-kev-. IJ1H;
d-.i -k- 1 . g-.. . chirken. e-pl"ec;
r .- a.
FI'TTEB-Park r g st r k lfcr. choli-e to
fancy ua.-i ;"n-f. creamer. l4H-ci
i . - . t - t t :" 1
FT7F.SH rKfeEN FISH Trout. 1;
t 'Cs'i'-. i y , le ie-'. h. .1 tiiuen.h.
w'(nr.!. 'it ssitron. 7 lie redwrn ppr,
1c . 'Ot s:e- ig-eer.'. Ut. lotister iboi edi,
. bu.:-ead ::r. rtfis(i. ' . twu- k lassa.
2I'C . tf,a. 1'iit. lie. crxpries He. buffalo, io;
w '. t tn.-s Li foi 11 rs jiet doa. Sic.
lilA.N-l e- t, r. I.-i,
HAY-Pri:-? jai'eJ b Orraha Wbotessla
Ie.-itr Kis.'i ii. ion C't 01c No 1 uplsnd,
sc. N -. It. tv. rceutunv ta.". coarsa.
li y.y t t-w X. il I est price sr
lo- hr . c e.c con r and ouahty
' 1 FTEKS-New Vn'l coot.. per ess,
45c. ti i-i .ec:s. per can 3e--, standards,
jer can Mr luia is-,and-dsi per pti,
I. oe t-i.'k 't!a eier:i per ga.. Is 7a;
bu.k iNea Tin counts'. J-et gai.. Ctv.
TROI 1CAL 1 IS.
C'RANGEs -Cal.lutnU i.eii.and r.svel. sll
sues t TintS 1'. choice navt is. a.no'oa.Ts;
t. altfomis see a it.gs al. aises. 11 mit -
LEW '.S . a il ; n.la ram; 11 7a. aai aad
! . 7i-u4 . ih.m-e. I.. H' u . .u
I'AIL? i'er ikix of -lh l-kga.. tt );
Ha.lowe en tn 7i-,b buxa per .b tSigaB.
FijS California, per H-.b canon.
Site, irep rt-d hnirra. 4-crrw n. i--c.
a-
c-pwr. 14c. 7-tr'Wn lac. fancy irrportea
(washed . ir l-.t par . li. CaiJjrnim.
per t i.se f f Hi' I Ka? a-2."
BANANAS J- rre:: um SiXed bunch, t- m
tl St . v. mho. SI ..it !
jRAl E FR'a lT-i-tr hi x of
M to 64, K. I
tt.au
FF.lTS
4.PF1XS Hom-g-own Jonsthann. pe
hi. I'. .1 l-er. I'svifc Ji'Si. New Tork
Kit.g H 17 New T"'s tireeniriga. II Mi;
New Vc'ti P' 'Ida ns tlT! Ct.ioraoo Jona
:l. rs "" 77 ' i- -ps. J-er bu. box. tl.sii.
FEARS Utah I'oloru'ic and Califurnia.
fai. vi"''im pe- box r. ni'nl 7t.
i'PAXI FRRlES W isconsin Bel? and
Fug.e j.er t'bi . tf nC. W tecon-iin leU snd
Cherrv tnd Jerst . per lu . t. Ti. per boa.
II 7a.
it R A FES 1 m ported aralaraa per ksc
l. itl4..5l
TAN i'j URINES Florida or California, par
Vf-bcX. tl .Mr
Vtl.7 ET A BLES.
POT Al V. ES Honie-grc w n. in sack, par
ba 4i . "Kirauo. pet bu.. Mz.
Ti KNli'S Lid. per bu.. 4iic. Canada rule
hagiiS per io.. ic
y Ahi t.'TP 'nu. per bu.. 40c
Parsnips cud. j-cr t.u.. ic
I tne i.'.d er i.u.. sue
N4iVT BEANS Per bu.. tl JfMffl OB
ONK'NS Home-grown, red. tn sacks, per
bu.. t: lit'. Span.h. per crate. tl in;
Colorado yellow, per lb., 2c. white, per lh,
1. ' U (TV F ERS Per dox . Cm-S 2.23.
TtiMA Tt'ilS Calilurnia. ptr s-baakot
crate. '": T
c AFP AGF, Ho'lsrfl seed, per Th.. IVrC.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas kiln dried,
per btil . tl BO
CELERY Per dcs., aSahc; California.
47.C.
RADISHES Hothouse, per dox. 4uc
ONK'NS New. southern, per dox., 4B4L
TURNIPS New. southern, per dox.. due
FEFTS New. southern, per dox., itic
PARSLET New. jer dox.. 4fic.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PATTER KRAUT Wisconsin, per keg,
tl nd.
CIDER New Tork. per bhL, SiSc; per V-
bhi.. US
CKLEFE-Wisconsin Twins, full cream.
irVplfc- Wisconsin Toung America. 13t ;
blvick frwta-- new lac old lS-ti'I7r. Wiscon
sin bri-fc. 4t , Wisconsin hmburger. Uic.
HU ES No 1 green. 7ci No i rreen. c:
No 1 salte-l. 8bc No. 2 salted. 7'c, Ns. 1
ret! calf. sc. No 2 veal calf. c: dry salted,
tip 4": sheep (lelta, ZcSX.tH'; horse ta.Msa.
ti.5"t't no
Cettea Market.
NEW TORK. Jan 7 COTTON FuTurea
cloeed barely steacv January . t.Siici Febru-
1 an- 7.11c; Miircn. . o.c. pni, ..inc. anay,
' 7 ISc ; June. 7 .Sir. July. 7.:k ; August, 7 Sic.
.Spot closed cuiet. middling uplands, ".tut ;
' mirid'tng gulf. 7.5ftc: sa.es. 47i baie
j NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 7 COTTON
Quiet; sales. l.Him baies: ordinary. 4-aC good
I ordinary. I lS-lhc; lew middling. s-lw:
1 middling. 7c: good middling TV', middling
I lair. 7A,r. titinutial; receipta, 1.01 bales.
slock. 4m r tia.es
ST. LOUIS. Jan 7. COTTON Quiet snd
Vc higher: midaling. 7c: sales, none; re
ceipts. ' bales; shipments, 7ii bales; stock,
S4 EH hs.es
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7 COTTON Bpot la
fair demand; prices 11 points higher; Amer
ican middling fair. 4.2td; good middling,
aii'zri: morion USSxl: low middling. I.7V.0.
I good ordinary . 2 (d : ordinary, I 4Kd. Tb
sales of the day were i.iwo oa left. tz wntca
1.(ii(i bales were for speculation and export
and included f.2( bales American; receipta
!SS ikio bales, including 14,711 baie American.
Futures opened easier and closed steady;
American mid ing, g o. c. January t 7d:
Januarv-Fehruary . 17d; February-March.
8 7!d. March-April. I. Kid; April-May, t.Md:
Mav-Jctie I.K7d ; June-July. I siid 1 July-August.
X.HM: Aurust-peTjitember. S.H4d: Sep
terr tier-Cictt'ber, HSiid, Ociober-Novamiier,
4.r7d.
Waal Market.
LONDON. Jan 7-WO iL The arrtrsli
of wool for the first series of auction sales
amount to 1S1.0K1 baie. including 71
bales forwarded dsrect to spinners The
Imports this week were: New South Waies,
7 401 baie: Queensland. 6.S."7 tiales; Vic
toria. 2 4i bales, South Australia. 4.M4
bales: New Zealand. 7.3H bales; Cap of
Good Hoje and Nalal. 7Hu bale; elsewhere,
(in hales
NEW TORK. Jan. 7 WOOL Market
firm; domestic fleece. 32ta.'!:c.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7 W0x.iL Steady ; me
d'um grades combing and clothing ZUiiJr;
l.ght fine I mc , heavy hnt, !4alic, tub
waahed. 27JiLlc.
Ceaee Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 7 COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at a decline of t
points, in response to lower European
cables and moderate liquidation, while one
or two trade interests also seemed to bv
selling In a small way There was a da
mand from Wall street and sesttertne
sources, however and the market Improves
somewhat toward the close, being finally
sieitCy at unchanged prices to an advance
of o points Baie were reported of Xs.26
bee, including March at 7 Hmn7 Wir: April,
7 9fc: May KKfs lie. September, e 4fn5 SOe;
Oetcber. X Sic, Iiecemtiee. k aixiX 7Ctc Spot
Rio steady; No 7 invoice, KVc Mild,
steady, Cordova. IftfflSc.
saarar aad Matasaea.
NEW TORK Jan 7 SUGAR Raw. flrmj
fair refining, 4r . centrifugal. UK test 4Vci
molasses sugar. 4Vc Refined firm: No a,
flTic; No 7. iiTKK-: No X fc loc; No. X i Ofcc;
No. li. tc. No. U, 4lfs, No. li. 4tl.c; Nia
13 4 7Tpc; No 54 4 7lic, confectioners'
X Tor; mould A. S.20C : cut loaf. .Kc: crustie
lished,
X.Shxi
ti u,V : powdered, t.tfiic; gran uia ted.
cube li luc
M'JLASFES Firm : New Cirieans, opet
ket"e good to ch i-e. huSlc.
NETS' ORLEANS, Jan 7 SUGAR
Strong; open kettle S4e.r: open ce.ntrl
ftigfcl. 44,4A,c: centrifugal whites 4 lUfctf
5c: yellows 4a.ifjm 13-H-. seconds XS4H f-lHc.
MOLASFEf-Quiet ; ojen ktrttle. linjrait.:
eentrifugiii, T'tilac Eyrup. steady at lug
2f.c .
E vaaaratra A pales aaal Drte41 Frwlta.
NEW TORK. Jan. 7 EVAPORATED
A FILES Market is frtnly held; eommon,
3', pnnie, 6t, choice, fair&VsC; fane),
6ii7e.
J CALIFORNIA T'EJET FRUTTS Prunes.
firm . roast advli-es are s-ror.g and some
I prrees on spot in loral market held a littie
: l.igner st tne general range from 2c ae-
corHing to grade. Apricot seem to he
' snovit.g a Hi tie better on sj'ot. though or
ders are Btill confined to Bnal lots; rbol"
HWH; extra choice. l(ia,'aUc; fancy. L
li Pearhe. reoderateSy active and fi-iu.
a-ith choice at m,r; extra choloe, lntrimke;
faniy. llijiTJlc.
fearla Market.
P150R1A Jan T TORN Bteadv; No t
40Vii41t. No. 1 SHatg-iac; ne grade. S7v'4t
SS'-V-..
Edwards -Wood Co-
(Incorporated i
rUia Olfictt: Flfta axxd RobcrU StrMta
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