THi: OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. .TAXtWKY 11. 1W5.
(.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Mrkt Go Above Mogday and
Thtn Eaaaa Down.
SNIW MAKES SOME BULLISH FIGURES
torn Increase I Heavy. hat al-
la Is gala ta Re Raylnar -reat
tnorrmr in latble
Oat apl.
OMAHA, Jan. HI. ln.
Wheat aa not finite wi strong an Monday
iit mmr ir the talent looked for a sharp
bread. vl Mine was reported selling the
Msy. The market opened at $1.17, c under
Monday 'a close, and early In the session
advanced to $1.18. hut thla was not held
long anil the market slackened off to 11.17
ly ti'ifin. Tho July advanced In sympathy,
opening at . atul advancing several
limen iu tha dollar mark.
Know ha been furnishing ame bullish
wheat figure. Ho estimate the amount of
wheat In the rarmera' hands at 1 !6.aj.a;t
bushels, a gal nut Aa.tmil.OiKi Imnhelit lor last
year. l,3,iAt.nt bushels fur 1";1 and i'M,ix'.
1 bualifla fur l!rj. He finds A per cent
uf the 1!)4 crop to he Mill In, tlrat hand.
Of the winter wheat condition he aaya it
began the winter with the low average of
M per rent. There. hue bi on drouth cnndl
iIoiim ever al nee' the time of seeding, ao tha
severe weather find a, small plant without
laor, not In 'cuadltioti to meet unfavoil
n liia condition. . llie snow-lias been light
and the sever weather liaa found bar
tl'lila nearly everywhere, a condition dis
tinctly unfavorable to, a weak plant. Thla
condition la repotted .to exist now every
where, but In the ohm' valley, where there
is a fair eovering of aiiow.
Iirarigtrnrt'e shows Bo great decrease of
B.3r6,nmf' biffrhela. Last year the Inereaae wa
l.SA).0(Vi bushels. The total visible la given
mi loct-se of H7.00O btishcls, the total being
tO,6,0n"J buahelH. The Minneapolis Mock
bane, .decreased Hjfl.OOO buahela for the half
week. The Mlnneapolla receipts were li'tf.
1 tiO huahela Hiid the shipments were RX.iiou
buahela. Flour shipment were 40.nO bar
rela. Tho northwestern market has re
ceived an far b.TJ.mW bushel of Canadian
wheat. seventy-tlvu. cars of thla coming
Monday. 1 'Mi wheat do not accumulate,
but la ground and exported under bond.
St. Louis at one time thla morning reported
tho Mav at $130. The Kansas City mar
ket refused .0 fOJow Chicago. Minneapolis
leported tha caaU, market u little duller
for eeoma to bu a little mora favorably
conaldered today. Valentine was reported
buying the May. lredsircet s however,
showed an increase! of 1.3M.OoO
total vlslblo -upply :1a. given- at 10,919,000
Inmhels, air limmwe of 4.311.000.
. aalrt to have already shipped out. 10o.000.WiO
of Ita 820.uua.nv crop. The ahipmenta thla
week are said to lie four times those of
laat week. Moat of tit Iowa corn is going
eaat. 1 : '' ' '
The total visible rtly of oata la 21.2D2.
noo. an Increase of f2ki.00O, or over half.
Hradstreet's gives n decrease of 2,n8S..
The marHet is still flat and does not look
rrontabla to the Jrada. ;
' Omaha Caiah galea. - .
WHJSAT-No. S tiara, 1 car, 5 lbs., $1.06;
care, 66 lba., U.fttVi. ' ...
OATS 1 rar standard, S2c.
Omaha Caah Market.
WHKAT-Ni . T hard. 81.OtVSl.08; No. 3
hard.' tcWJ 04; 'No. 4 hard, KXttMc: No. 3
spring, $1.07. . .
i'ORN-No. 2. IWe: No. 3, 38Hc; Nn. 4,
j- 37e; no grade. IWuHrto; No. 1 yellow, ;c;
No. 3 yellow, S8c; No. 2 white, 38c; No.
3 white. 3Mc
OAT8 No. 2 mixed. 2Rc; No. 3 mixed,
27Hc; No. 4 mixed, 2rtHc; No. 2 white. 2c;
No. white. 2Rc; No. 4 white, 27Hi82c;
standard, 28c
C'arlot ltvcelpta.
t'hlcago
Kanias City
, Mlnneapolla
' Iuluth
St. Ixnila ...
Omaha
VTieat. Corn. Oat.
27 RS4 144
...I...1H7 HW 14
177
tW
71 31 :
...t... 11 190 17
Grain Market! Klaewhere.
Cloalng pricea of grain today and Mon
1 day at the markets named were as follows;
CHICAGO.
' W heat Today, Monday.
May 1.1ST4A I.1714A
July HA 994
Corn
Mav 44B 4V4
July 45VSU 4&VJ
KANSAS CITY.
f Wheat- t-t - n. t- t .',
May -1.0H 1.01V. 1
July ; 9lHi 9Vm 1
Corn
May 42, 41B
July 42V 42
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat ' . '
May 1 1 B 1.19V.
July W lrH
Corn
Mav v 42 42
July 43 431
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
May -1.17HB l.Wi
July Mm 1.1 6a
DL'LUTH.
Wheat
May M7Vi 1.17
July 1.14
NEW YORK.
V heat
May 1.18V 1.17V4
July 1.03 1.03
KKW YORK OKNICHAIi MARKET
Haotatlona of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YOHK. Jan. 10. Kl,OL"R Receipts.
M.liiu MiIh.: exports. 1.K76 hbls.; market was
llrm with fair demand; winter patents, $5.50
1116.86: winter turulKhts, jo.3mau.4t; Winner
sola patenta, te.gaihii.aft; winter extras, IK.65
ia4.80; Minnesota linkers', a4.a 4.(6; winter
low grades, $4.4Ml4.10. Kye flour, ateady;
fair to good, $4.4ikM.7u; choice to funcy, $4.7S
i-i.(. buckwheat flour, quiet, $2.50 per
100 lbs.
t'ORNMfc'AI Steady; lllne white and yel
low, $1 30; coarse, new, $1.131.14; kiln drieu,
-'.(4l3.U.
' Hi K Nominal; No. 2 western, 76c asked.
HAKLEY-gulet: feeding, 44c, c. I. f. New
York; malting. tD'ijuc, e. 1. 1. tiunaio.
WIIKAT Receipt a. 10.7J6 bu.; exports,
SD.dfi!) bu.: spot market Irregular; No. 3 red,
$1 , elevator; No. 1 red, $1.14, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, $1,27V4, f. 0.
b. afloat: No. 1 hard. Manitoba. $1.I1U. f. o.
b. afloat, (iptlona oiened off a little under
easy l.tvrrpuol cublea ana roretgu selling,
but had a strong advance later on Wall
street buying. A big decrease In world's
stock tor the week and room covering.
Kvcutuully the market broke under ele
vator selling west and closed V to lc net
l,.u.-o M 11 El ll.L.41 I IN .il.lHOil SI llilA .IIIIW
doted at H.lttV
CORN Receipta, 14H.HI0 bu.; exports, 77.504
bu.: spot market, steady; No. 3. Uc, nomi
nal elevator, and 6IVr, f. o. b. otloat; No. 3
ellow. 6;;c: No. 2 while, lc. Option mar
ket was generally steady all day with the,
west closing line nan Kerr May cioaea, ooi-.
OATS Receipts. XI. 0ml bu.; spot market,
, steady: mixed oata. : to-Si' lbs., SHV0.l7Sc;
naiurul white. :iu-- t :U lbs., niVfOWc;
cliuued white. 3t. to 40 lba.. 30U41c.
,IV Viniu SHliuing. tatioo ; good to
choice, BivyKs... s '::
HOHH Kirm; state, common to "choice.
1904. 2WiS7c; 1903. 3oi33c; olds. 14c; Puclllo
roast. 1904, mi Mil. UK.13, 3iKu3:ic; olds, li'y
lie. . .
HIOKt li rm: Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
liic; Californlu, tl to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas, dry,
:4 to lbs., Iiy.
I.KATIIKR- Firm": aeld, !4i2tkv
r'ROVlHluNS-Heef, steady; family. $1100
i-il-'.uo; mess, $9.Ui 60: beef haroa, $a (mfrji
V3 60; packet. i.iK'aja.w; eny extra India
mess, $1 t.goti KM. t'ttt meata. nnlet 1 plokled
be lea. sii-TixTlMJO; pickled snoutUeri. Kt.U'i
pi. k led bams, $H. 7Mu9.no, Lard, tlrin; western
. 1 a- in. .
llvaUICUi il1,t .rmimi. pij"l 1 uiiiiiiritii
$7.10. Houlti' American, $7.76: compound,
t4Jl7V.tt6.2S. fork. iiit, family. $14 uu 14 uo;
ahnrt uliar. $llfcui ltf.00; mesa. $13.7313.25.
TAl.lXiWwfcleaoy; city, . 4iu; tountry.
4tl4c. '
HICK Unlet ; domestic,' fair to extra, Vt
ut4e; japuu. fuMwinai.
Rl'TTKR-Hteadyj street price, extra
creamery. IVV'-to. Official prices, cream
ery, common to extra, 191.90; creamery,
held, rrrmiuon to extra, tlto Kc; state dairy,
iummon ti extra. l.V.jJ3c; wee teen factory,
t oinlliou to choice, Hf(fle; wiwtern Imita
tion ereiimery. common to choice, 17ti!3c.
CIIKKOK Ml rung; state, full cream, small,
cnlorol mid while, tancy, K'We; tine. Il-r;
kite inaile. colored and white, poor to
choice, Valine; large, I'oloreil and white,
fancy, lie; fine. Illtullv; late made, col
ored and while, poor to, choice, IPrllc.
rlJ8 -Htmiis; westarn fancy selected,
31c; western average best, 3uc.
Pori.THY Alive, steady; wesleru chick
riis. ll'ic: fowls. U4c; turkeys, l.,(il4c.
Ilresscd. firm; western rlili kmi, llVkul5c;
fowls. JtttlSc, turkeys. 15til9c.
It. Lale Urala a. 4 Pro.l.loaa.
T. I.OV IS. Jan. la WIIKAT-Lower;
No. t red. rush, $1.19: traC. I1.1U; May,
$1.19. bid; July. ; No. 2 hard. $1.141.15.
CORN'-Firm: .No. 3 cash. 43e; track, 41u
44'v.; Mav. 42'ii-t July, 4a'..
OATH- K'rm; Nn I issli. nS: track. 0;
Mav. 81 V: No. I while Ke.
aiCKU Tlniotliy, nununil it $.' iietji.40.
rtOL W-Hjuudj ; red winter patents, as 40
VW: sperisi brand. KlMiiM: extra fancy,
.;.). la; cltar. $4.504. it. "
nni t.Aly e.lH.,y at l-'.t".
HRAN Steady: sacked eaai trji k xa.i
$7e.-
HAY-Lower; timothy. $$.0u,11.oo; praiilo,
W.'MgS.SU.
ihuN rxrrrns TiK8-.
MAilOINO-7'c.
HKMP TWINE 7 Vie
l'RO fSHINtt Pors eavier: iol.lilnff.
$11 id. old; new, I1X..V0. l.aril, unciisngedi
primn steam, as.m !ry salt meats 1 boxed 1.
fteadv: extra horta. t, lr niis.
$"7,.J; short clears, $7. liacon tboxed).
atewiy; extra ahorta, T.&iJ; clear ribs, $7 fc-'x,
hurt clear, $7.87',.
Itll LTHV - 8teadv; chickens, 1iHi ;
sprtnga, lHc; turkeys, lie: ducks, llc
gepae. He.
rtlTTKR Higher: creamery, 2i'?j301Ci
dairy. ir.7L'He.
KH18-Hteady, 23c, case count.
Hecel.ta. Shipment.
Flour, bhls .( 19 mo
Wheat, bu 71. ( Mom
Corn, bu 39 mi 5.om
Oats, bu ;e,oij 41.UUU
C MlfAWO 1RAI" AXI rROVIIO
Featorea of "the Tradlag aad t leslnst
Trleea Board of Trade.
CHICA. Jan. 10.-eavy proflt-taklrg
today cause.1 a weak finish In the wheat
market. The May delivery after almost
equalling last Hoptemlier's high tlgurea,
closed at a loaa uf He as compared with
yeeterday-i Corn la up a shade. Oats show
a gain of c. Provisions are down 2Vi5e.
The efheat market at the opening gave
Indications of acme willingness to sell be
low the figures current at the end of the
previous day's session. Initial qu"Utlons
on May were Unchanged to lower, at
$1 17 to $1 174. The factor that Inspired the
early selling was a decline In pricea at
Liverpool. Aside from the ' weakness of
foreign grain markets, however, the tenor
tif general news was bullish. Nortbweatern
receipts were small and the extreme cold
weather in the northwest promised a con
tinuance of light movement from the farms.
The visible supply statistics ahowed a de
crease of 353,oi)0 bushels. As a result, bear
ish sentiment In the pit aoon gave way
and the market became remarkably atrong.
Shorts were anxloua buyers and u.ulckiy
bid up the price of May to $1.18, a price
only a trlflo below the high point touched
during tho speculative rurore due to the
north western crop, calamity. Later In the
day all advance was lost and .prices dropped
to a point considerably below yesterday's
closing quotations. May selling oft to
Sl.ltilfc. The break waa due largely to
heavy realizing sales by a leader of the
bull clUtue. There waa also moderate sell
ing resulting from a partial let up In de
mand for cash wheat at Minneapolis. The
market closed rather weak with May at
Il.ltiT4. Clearances! of wheat and flour were
equal to 66.000 bushels. The world's visible
supply as shown by Rradstreets. decreased
ti.Saa.OUO bushels. Primary were 470,000 com
pared with 780,000 bushels a year ago. Mln
neapolla, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 272 cars, agalnat 781 cara last week
and 48 cars a year ago.
Covering by local shorts and a fair de
mand from commlaalon houses held the
corn market Comparatively firm In spite of
lower pricea at Liverpool. The bulge in
wheat also had considerable Influence. May
opened a shade to Vc lower, at 44,'S441c
to iVi. sold between 44i&44le and 44,J)-Msc
and closed at 44Hc Local receipta were
694 cars with five of contract grade.
The oats market waa dull with trading
mostly f a scalping character. A large
decrease In the visible supply had a ten
dency to strengthen prices. An Improved
caKh demand was an additional bullish fac
tor. May opened unchanged at to7,c, sold
tip to 8Hc, and closed at the highest point.
Local receipts were 144 cars.
Provisions held fairly steady In the face
of heavy offerings. Higher cables and
moderate receipts of hogs had a tendency
to revive bulish sentiment. No special de
mand, however, waa In evidence. Prices
at the close showed slight losses, May
pork being off Be. at $12.57VJ. Lard down
SViiUBc, at $.86fj$t;.87Vi. Ribs were 2Vic
lower, at $6.62V.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 18
ears; corn, 143 cars; oats, 76 cars; hugs,
39.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcleg. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
Jan.
May
July
Oats
Jan. May
July
?!-,
Jan...
.May
Lard
ifay
July
Bibs
Jan.
May
July -
1 17V4 1 114
99!4jH 100
44i 4 44Ht$
46 tSi-H
29Tx 30
30f 31V4
12 80 lfao'
70 IT
9-'Vj a 92H
7 OUVs 7 02Vt
1 li'if
1 lO'.f 1 17H
9Vii99VijH
44Slt
45 i4CVi!jiH
411,
44144tt
29:
80S,
lici i
13 67
62H
6 85
S 95
SO
30
31 V4
31H
12 25
12;
2H
so
6 96
6 85
6 HL'Vi
6 77Vi
41
oo.s
' u:
12 27
12 62 V.
6 67V4
90
7 00
6 35
65
77',,
No. 2.
. Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents. $5.10
K.20; straights, $4.80Cd6.00; spring patenta,
$5 006.t0; straights, $4.6u4.90; bakers, $170
Ij3.0.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, $1.1851.17; No. 3,
$1.02il.l6; No. 2 red, $1.18Hib$1.21.
CORN-No. 2, 43c; No. 2 yellow. 43c.
OATS No. 2, 3t)c; No. 2 white, 82c; No. 3
white. 30310.
RYE No. Z, 75c.
BARLEY tlood feeding, 86iS37c; fair to
choice malting, 41347c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, 41.18; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.23. Prime timothy, $2.77. Clover,
contract grade, $12.75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $12.25
jl2.38. Lard, per 100 lbs., $H.G2. Short ribs
sides (loose), tn.12Q6.:5. Short clear sides
(boxed), $6.5yd.62.
Receipts and shipments for the day were
aa follows: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls : 18,800 21,90
Wheat, bu 103.C00 71.100
Corn, bu 6i6,80i too.lnO
Oats, bu 197.200 3O7.fH0
Rve. bu..... 7,000 8.500
Uarley. bu 105,400 50,100
On the Produce exchange today the but
ler market was firm; creameries, lwijllie;
dalriea, ln24c. Eggs, llrm; at mark, caaes
Included. 21'(24c; tlrats, 2Ac; prime firsts, 27c;
extras, 29c. Cheesa, firm, HCul2c.
Kanaaa City Urala aad Provlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 10. WHEAT
Steady; May. $116; July, oigie.
Cash: No. 1 Hard, ll.ettfll.10; No. 3, $1.0ivt
l.; No. 4. H8.ti$1.0i No. 2 red. $l.ll'ot
1.18; No. 8. $1.071 11; No. i, 41.U8U1.07.
CORN Firm; May. 42e; July. 42Vm
Cash: No. 2 mixod, 41u; No. 3, 41c; No.
2 white. 42e; No. 3, 42c.
OATS Stead-; No. 2 white, 82c; No. S
mired. 31c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $9.00r9.50;
choice prairie, $7 Ml.
RYE-Steady, 75c.
EUtiS Steady ; MlHnurl and Kansas new
No. 2, whltewood caaea Included, 25c; case
count. "4c; cases returned, c lens.
EK Creamery, aj2n'; dairy, 19r.
IteeelnU. Shlpmenta.
Wheat, bu...,,.-. 30.4K) 41.HH0
Corn, bu 24,0m) 66.000
Oats, bu 12,600 11, UK)
t hanaes la Available aiply.
NEW YORK. Jaii, 10.w,Hpeoal cable and
telegraphic commatiilcatlona - received by
Brmlrttreet s show the following changes In
available supplies, as compared with pre
vious account :
Wheat Culled States and Canada, east of
the Rock lea. decrease. 1.093,011 tin. ; afloat for
and In Europe, decrease, &.3u0,ttio bu. ; total
supply, decrease. H.M.uOO bu.
Corn Cnlted States and Canada, east of
the Rockies, Inereaae, 1.3IC.0IU bu.
Oata I'nlted Statea and Canada, east of
the Rookies, decrease. 2,036.000 bu.
The leading decreases reported this week
Include an estlmste of 300.000 bu. st the
northwestern Interior elevators, lifi.out) bu.
Uf Manitoba. 65.0nO bu. ut Rochester. 63.000
bu. at Co lead and &o.d bu, at Port Huron,
Stock held hi the Chicago private eleva
tors Jiicreasvd 51.000 bu. ., .. .
Visible Mapply ( ttrala.
. NEW YORK. Jaw. 10 The visible awpplv
nf grain Saturday Januarj- 7, as t-omplled
bv Ute New Yolk Produce eaehange. Is aa
fellows:
Wheat. 40.Ct a bit.: decrease. 3i3 000 bu.
"orn, 10.919 UW bu. ; Increase, .842.(mo bu.
Data. 2I.L41JUO bu. ; decrease, I.imi.oiu bu.
Itye. 2.0:181110 bp.; inereaie. iio.miO bu
Uarley, ti. 574.00.1 bu.; decrease, l.".4.0oo bu.
Mlaaeapolla firaln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. lo.-WHKAT-May.
$1 17S: July. $1.1'; September. tMc; No. 1
luird. Il liS. No. 1 northern, $l.lt.; No. 2
northern. $l.nc.
FUiCR-iilgheh; tlrsl patenta, $ 6miji.fifl;
Second. K.SnHKi 40; flrat clears. $4.1i'u4 j
second. Smn 2.70.
r HRAN-ln bulk, 414.
tlalath Ural Market.
Dl l.l TH. Jan. 10.-WHEAT-To arrive.
No. 1 northern, tl.l&'i; No. 1. $108; on
truck. No. I northern. $1.16; No. 2 northern,
$lta; May. H IT',. July. $1 .16; September.
9(.L,r.
OAT8-T0 arrive and 011 track. 29'c.
Sank I leariag.
Tuesday's bank clearings were $167,370.99.
For the same day last year they tr
$l,lKVwt.i, an Increase of 37$,3M.70.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market ia Gtntrallj Dull, aa Earlj Bit
Iting Followed by Slight leaatioo.
TRADING IS OF PROFESSIONAL CHARACTER
Herfacllnn nf l.erman Hank Rate of
lllaeoaat Marka ( eaaatloa of
Flaw of fiolil to that
I enter.
NEW YORK. .Jan. 10. Today s unim
portant atoek market was very similar
to that of yesterday, except that today
the neglect was even more pronounced;
the early rl.e leas vigorous and the fol
lowing reaction not ao sharp. As a trial
of speculative etitlment on the part of
professional element it followed yestcr
day'a Ulna almost exactly and demon
strated quite clearly that a momentary
advance In prices has no power yet to
attract public attention. There was some
apprehension that the advance In prices
was n.ade td afford a basis for selling
on the part of speculative h"'"''
the character of the market did not offer
much intrinsic probability for this view.
Dealings were much larger on the advance
thone on the decline. I'hat la to say. 11
the phrase of the board room, the H'-t
bulled hard, but there waa no notable
pressure to sHI. and such aa there was
Was not pushed at the lower level of
prices. Such a condition serves to dissuade
the bears from making short sales In the
market. The trading la so narrow and
of so highly professional a character as
to lend Itself to description only In tech
nical tirms. The appearance of a Pub
lished Interview by an active "Pul""
leader professing extremely hopeful. Mews
nf higher prices roused but tepid Jnt"
est on account of some of the market
precedents aa to former responses to simi
lar outgivings. , ...
Attention was given to the jt'Ne d J"
russlon In the political world of the pnis
rwcts for tariff revision and the probable
period for the undertaking, ami the activ
ity of this discussion modified to some
extent the feeling caused by yesterday a
conviction that no action would be taken
at the present seaslon of congress. A re
duction In the Oilman bank discount rate,
while it marked the cessation of the draw
ing of gold to tho center, waa obviously
designed to prepare the money market for
the placing of the Russian loan and the
reports received later In the day of the
prospective success of that loan relieved
some apprehension of a shock to the finan
cial world, due to earlier reports that the
Issue would prove unsuccesaf ill. Mf"
tlme a strong attraction for gold at 1 arts
continued, as did the preparations for fur
ther large shipments from New ork. The
official statement of the production of gold
at the Rand for December, giving the
output as 362.264 ounces, attracted atten
tion on account of the uninterrupted ex
pansion shown In the monthly rate of
output from that center. The maximum
monthly production of gold In the. Irons
vaal was 459.709 ounces, which wus In Au
gust 1X99. The present rate of Increase,
which has gone on steadily since the re
sumption after the-Boer wur. thus promises
to bring the supply from that Held up to
the maximum within the next year. The
imtnrtance of this large source of re
plenishment for the world's stock of gold
must be taken account of In the consid
eration of money and financial prospects.
Of special movements In todays mar
ket that In lAiulsville c Nashville was
plainly due to the Increase In the, dividend
of ita subsidiary stock, Nashville. Chatta
nooga Sc. St. Ixiula. Professional attention
centered In the Paclllcs. The restoration
of the full preferred dividend rate by
United States Cust Iron Pipe waa the
ground for the activity with profit taking
In that stock and probably Influenced some
of the trading In other industrial special
ties. The Chicago Union Traction stocks
reflected the financial adjustment of the
street railroad companies. Not much of
the early advance was left at the clos
ing, which was heavy. . , A
There Was variety in the bond market,
but the prices moved irregularly. Total
sales, par value. 43.73B.otW. United States
bonds were unchai :"ed on the laat call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Bates.High.Lbw.CVose.
Atchison .70 87i 87 87
do pfd .J 900 101 l'0 '100
Atlantic uoasi line.. . .
B. & O .. . 800 105
do Pfd 301 W 96
Can. PaOitIO 1,000 132 152
Central of N. J
Cliea. & Ohio 1,000 48
Chicago & A 800 42
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western 5.7uO 22
C. & N. W
C, M. fc St. P l.rtoo 173
Chicago T. & T 1.700 10
do pfd 600 20
C, C, C. & St. L
Colu. & Southern
do 1st pfd
ao M pin
Del. & Hudson
Del., I & W
D. & R. O
do pfd 200
Erie 13.200
do 1st pfd 4.600
do 2d pfd l,f"0
Hocking Valley 1W
do pfd
Til. Central 6,300
Iowa Central
do pfd 100
K. C. Southern
do pfd l,90 63
l & N 6,100141
Manhattan L 4.3O0 liw
Met. Securities 2,0n0 75
Met. St- Ry l,4i in;
Mexican Central 20.2) 24
Minn. & St. L
M . St. P. &. 8. Ste M
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. & T
do pfd
Nat l R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Central
N. Y., Ont. & W
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Pennsylvania
P.. C, C. St. L...
Reading
do 1st prd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co 1,00
do pfd
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd !l
St. U S. W 200
do pfd 7no
80. Pacific 18.5HO
do pfd l.Oot)
So. Railway 3,7m)
do pld 100
Texaa Ai Pncille l.tiNI
Tol.. St. L. & W 100
do pfd
Union Paeitlo 61.1H0
do pfd 8o
Wab.ish 4it
do lifd 60
W. & lke Erie
Wis. Central ,
do pfd lot) 4"i'
Adams Kx
American Ex
i' u Ui
Wells-Kaigu Ex....
Anial. Copper
Amer. Car & F
do pfd.. ex-dlv....
Amer. Cotton INI...
do pfd
Amer, lee
do pfd
Amer. Linseed Oil.
do pfd
Amer. locomotive, . . " 8oo
do pfd :ioo
Amer. Smelling & R. 5,mi
do pfd 6110
Amer. Sugar Kef.'... 2. Km
Amer. Tyb. pfd cretlf 3.2H)
Anaconda M. Co I"0
nrooklyn It. T 3. mm
Colo. Fuel I ")
Con. Has 7'i
Corn i'riKliiets. .' 4 6110
do prd J. mm
IHstllL-is' Securities. 3"J
tlen. Electric
Inter. Paper 6nd
do pld 5il
Inter. Pump 4(0
do pfd
Natl l.ad 3,4'l
No. American luo
Purine M.ill bm
People's lias 2,'.'"0
Preased Steel Car
do 1 I'd 2ii
Pullman P. Car !
Republic Steel :il)0
do pf.l
Rubber Hoods 4om
do pld 210
TkIiii. Coal aV I '.. I'm
U. 8. Untlicr... ...... I.Icjo
do Pfd l.ftm
l . liauliy - :ijo
U. S. Rubber 7. 2'")
do ifd ,:..f. 2.Tn'
I'. Si Slt-el. 2i!M
do pfd 2j.7oi
V.i. Caro. t.'bt initial ... . l.Sm
tlu pfj ... Ia)
100 '61
85
4'S,
7H
61
90
Ki9
66
4. 600
1.500
3.(0
9.90H
1.210
4l HI
1,300
28.100
26,2t)
48
42
22
172
9
19
61
85
39
77
61
93
158
66
W
167
74
114
Si
18.1"0
lo
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3iK)
l,3iju
H
82
63
43
141
41
79
138
,82
367a
7i
25',
6.1
65
116
3:.
96
35
36
lis
97
2I"'
42',
74
.14
93
6
36
106
31
62
43
143
41
79
137
ii
36
2"'
58
64
116
36
96
34
36
lit
97
. 21
42
45
104
96
132
192
'47
42
80
22
205
172
JO
19
88
22
60
35
184
83.-
31
85
.19
77
60
91
93
158
29
6fi
28
- 63
140
167
75
115
21
50
89
146
V
81
62
43
143
41
79
90
137
7
M
SI
84
86
84
To
24
5S
65
116
35
.''6
81
36
61
114
97
. 21
42
18
21
45
2.16
3.".
lot
81
112
u:
94
107
ll':
46
196
21
7
37
22
25
1-41
45
ll
80
16
2
lu
71
101
79
w
w
u:
3
7:J
3a
S3 "
'6
S."'
104
81
112
lie
93
n7
6"
45
li
u
77
37
77
37
24
45
na
90
238
16
.27
llj
71
12
lou
-7
36
HO
J.,
1
37
119
233
73
33
'-
ai
95
30
15
37
34
1"4
81'
112
141
94
1071,
60
45
19".
ao
78
37
1S6
22
76
36
V)
25
loo
44
.17
16
68
26
14
70
13
Km
79
38
l
J
9'
37
lob
Westlngll. Eleetrlc 800 10 1'0 179
Weatern Union 92'
Total ssles for the day. 4T!S.10 shares.
ew York Montr Market.
NEW YORK. Jan 10,-MONEY-On rail,
steadv at 24i.' per cent; closing bid. i
per cent; offered at 2 per cent; time loans,
very easy: sixty days. 2 per cent; ninety
days. 8 per cent; six months. 3 pr c-ent;
prime mercantile paper. 4434 per cent.
STERLING EXCH AMlK-Strong and
closed easier, with setual bualnos In bank
ers' bills at $4 8750i4 7H0 for demand and at
$ S5i4.8,-Jlj for sixtv-day bllla; posted rates,
Jl lK'4 nnd $1 ; commercial hills. $4 M
SILVER Bar. 6c; Mexican dollars,
47c.
HON I8 Government, steaay; railroad. Ir
regular. The following are the quotations on
stocks and bonds:
V. 8. ef tt. re....l4Jpn . rift
do coupon 1'Hi I.. N. unl. 4 m
do la. rt tus "Man. r. R 4 1
lo roilpon t"4 "Mir Inlrtl 4s. ..
tin new 49, ref 131 I do 1st tor '-''
do couroa lit iMinn St. L It "
flu old 4, rg los4 "M , K. T. 4... ..!""
do roupon l'lJ1! do la a 'x
Am. Tobacco 4a, ftta. t' --S. R. of M. t. 4 t
4a (. rtl 111 ,S. T. C. I .in"
AtrblMia sen. 4 IMS N. J. f. I s Mt4j
d adj 4a No. Pirtnc 4f 1S
Atlantlr. ('. L 41 1011 do 3
Bl. Ohio 4a H4 K. W. e. 4 m
ds J M i. S. U rM. 4a P7
l entral of G. (a... .ll.l't Pann conn !a 1"1'
do 1-t Inr HI lfidlni son. 4 l'.H
d M Inr 71 i"8. I.. a I. M. r a..llCt
rhe. Ohio 4ib...1i ;Rt. L. S. F. f 4. s
" hi. o A A. .. II 'ft I.. 8 W r. 4... .la
C. B. A U n. 4 ... SiwNnl A L. 4a ...
f . K. I. A P 4t.... tl So. fete ts M"
do eot . ns DS't 80 R.lf tm 11
rrr St I,, f. 4a. .10114 "Txas A r. n f.'nHi
'hlrairo Tar. 4a ... 7 IT . at L. W. 4.. MVt
Colo. A So. 4f t ll nlon fi lft 4a l'CVa,
Colo. Mid. 4a T4' do rear. 4a ins
dlha ta. rlfa H V S Sll li M 2
"Ii. R. 0. 4 im jWttiaah la HJ.
Pltl1laa Sao. .... Jo dab. H
trla prior lias 4a....nx Waatarn Md. 4a 1H
do aao. 41 l W. L. B ta :. t4
K tv. A n. C. la..!" 'l. Ontral 4i 1
Ho. king Val. 4 ...
Offered. "Bid.
Roaton
ROSTON, Jan.
cent; time loans,
closing of stocks
Atchison adj. 4a
do 4a
Mai. "ntnl 4a.....
Ati-hlaon
do pfd
Huston a Albany...
'Huston A Main...
R.iatoo Blaaalad ....
Fltrhburg pfd
Mexlran Central ...
N. T., N. II H.
Pr Warquatto ...
fnlon Pacific
Amar. Arg. Cham..
do pfd ...'
Amar. Pnau. Tuba...
Amar. Sucar
do pfd
Amar. T. A T. .......
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. AS....
Kuiaon Rlae. Illu...
Oenerat Klactrlc ....
Mi as. Klactrlo
do pfd
Maaa. Claa
t nllad Fruit
I nil ail sho Mah ..
in pfd
V. 8. Stael
do pM
Hlu. "Asked.
.. M
.. 20
.. 7J'
.. 12
. its
.. 8S
..0
..
.. H
.. 14'
Slock Market.
10 Call loans, vnj per
3t4 per cent. Ottlclal
and bond:
. Westing, common
.1024 Alloua
. 74SI Amalgamated ....
. n I American xlnc ...
.inou.' Atlantic
.S(i Ringhata
.175 al A lltcla
.IM'oiiteonlal
.143 jf'opper Range ...
. 3SVilrily Weat
.2"! ttomlnlon foal ..
. unvrranklln
.114-Vflrancy
. SO Isle Rovale
. liH'Min. Mining ....
. c Mlrhlmn
.MIVsiMoliaak
.138 Mnnt. C. C...
.14 nid riomlnlon ....
. iltt!"Cistola
. 91 I Parrot
.' IUVQtilnrr
. Jil . (Shannon
.18 Tmrack
. 13 Trinity
. f.'J,V. a. Mining
. .IHSlV- OH
.tMVIMah
32
i'4
n ,
Vletarls .
wtoona ....
Wolvarln
.. 11H
.. r.
.. ti
.. 4)
. . in
.. 61'i
..
.. n'
.. :t
.. :s4
..lull
.. 8
..110
.. a
.. JSS
.. mi
.. 42
.. I
.. Ill
. . 1 or.
London Stork Market.
LONDON, Jan. lfl.ClosIng quotations on
stocks and bonds: 1
Oonenla. money ... M-MN Y, Tantrsl 14S
do aiceual 88 713 Norfolk A W U't
Anaconda "H1 do pfd M
Atchison 89 Ontarln A W 4-"4
do pfd 108i, Petinaylvanla (.. i"
Bal. A Ohio 107-t Raud Mines
Canadian Pacific 13 Reading 42
Chee. A Ohio . ....... 4 do 1st pfd 47
Chicago Ot. W 23' dn 2d pfd 41
C.. tf. A" St. P'. .'. , . . 1 74j Southern Railway ... ii'i
ncRoera Ml l-ilo pf
Denver R. 0 31 Southern Pacific 6ti"
do pfd "nil'tilon Pacific llfva
Erla 41. do pfd M'
do lat pfd t'. 9. steal Ml1,
do Id pfd..' 3i, do pfd 1'4
Illinois Central litWaieeh 22
I)ula. A Naab 14, do pfd 44
M., K. A T 12'4 Ppanlah 4a
SILVER Bar, quiet,' 27 13-16d per ounce.
MONEY-lH2 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills ia 2 'per cent; for three
montha'. bills, 22 11-18 per cent.
hi 11
IVerf York ninlug gtoeks.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10. The following are
the closing quoiauonn co mining biwvro.
Adams Con : ! illttle Chlaf f
Alio " H'ninriv
Brc w. Jl'vnir ..
Phoenix ,.
Ptftofil . . .
BruDiwick Con .....,
-vA4eMiI TklniMsl t.-
f jf. V m . .4.? A WtaVxaTi
Horn Ml'ver ajgurr Nevada
.... OftA 1. -.1
iron aiiyar ........... v
..37.
S36
..
. 18
iianaara
4H
... J
Leadallik Con ...
. Kurelaa . it'lnauclal
LONDON,. Jan. 10 -rThe rates for money
hardened m the market today, owing to the
deposits of tenders for Irish' land loan
k null fnm ta?fVnlin nt the Mex-
niucs oi.. . . .w - -
lcao 4 per cent loan. Discounts were dearer,
Ulia partly Hi uin vumiimcu uv........
gold from France. On the Stock exchange a
better , undertone prevailed. The business
was small at first, operators awaiting the
result of the Irish loan tenders and the
freneral carryover tomorrow. Consols re
axed after opening with on advance,
owing to the uncertainty of the money mar
ket. Americans started lower, but after
ward generally were- buoyant, especially
Union Pacific, Denver A Rio Uritnde, United
Statea Steel Corporation and Tlllnols Celt
tral. Realizations caused a few Setbacks,
but the market closod steady. Russians
showed a further Improvement owing to
continued continental support. Imperial
JupHnese government s of 1904 were quoted
at 97. Argentina rails were bought 011
heavy crop prospects.
PARIS. Jan. 10. Prices at the opening of
the bourse today were firm. The lowering
of tho Oerman discount rate from 5 to 4 per
cent produced a good Impression. Towaril
tho close prices became heavier. Russian
Imperial 4s were quoted at 90.40 and Rus
sian bonds of 1904 at 5o0.
BERLIN, Jan. 10. Trading on the bourse
today waa extremely iiHlet.
Rank of Germany Statement.
BERLIN. Jan. 10. The weekly statement
of the Imperial Lank of Germany shows
the following changes:' Cash In hand in
creased 41.20.00om. treasury note increased
480.000m. other securities decreased lb.'.MO.
Otwin and notes In circulation decreased
165.080,000m.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. Today's state
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive or the IJoO.OWi.ooO gold
reserve In the dlvlalon of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $141,987,3(17.
Gold, $71,835,868.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 10. WOOL-The re Is a
strong market for wool, with trade quiet
because of the small offerings. Large and
small mills have been buying, hut not in
large jots. Tho most Important move
ments have been in Delaine wools and
the closing out of some Montanaa. The
trading in territory wool has been dis
tributed with prices maintained. Pulled
wools are steady. Foreign grades are
linn. Territory and Idaho Fine, 181j'.lftc;
heavy tine. 1617e; Hue medium. 18ril9e;
medium. 22(i2:lc; low medium, 23ii24c. Wyo
ming Fine, 1718c; heavy Hue, 16iftl6c;
tine medium. 1716o: medium, 28i24c;
low medium, 33tiii4e, .- X'tah ami Nevada
Fine, 17'(T18c; Jieavy line, 15 16c; fine me
dium. 17i(j'tic: medium. 22Jt23e; low me
dium, 234144c Dakota Fine, Igitylac; fine
medium; ISAISc; medium, Z3ii24c; low me
dium. 23tt4!4e. Montana Fine ' choice. 214
!; fine average, 113 20c ; fine medium,
choice. 21i22c; average, 19ift'4ic; staple, 22
bt'-Hc; medium choice, 23ti5c; average, 21
ti22c.
ST. 1XDUI8. Jan. 10.-WOOL-Stad ;
medium grades combing and clothing
D!V(i:9c.; light tine lBj2;c; heavy fine
144 18c; tub washed Watte.
Evaporated Applet aad Dried Frails,
NEW YORK. Jan. lo.-EVAPORATKD
APPLES Market Is moderately Arm and
active at full late pricea. Common, 4fe4c;
prime, 6e: choice, 6100; fancy, 6V ,c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prune
show no fresh development. remaining
llrm on a fair jobbing demand. Quota
tions 215e, according to grade. Apricots
are In sellers' fuvor with choice at 8if
10c; extra choice, Mfllc; fancy, llMilic.
Peaches rule llrm on fair demand; choice,
9c; extra choice, lo4t10c:; fancy, lltf
13c.
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK. Jan. 10 COFFEE
Futures opened steady at an advance of
points in response to higher European
cables and rather bullish Hmstlian cables
estimating the amount of coffee.. The close,
waa steady, net unclutnged to 6 points
higher. Steles were reported of 94.Efs) b.igrt
Including Mnrc-fi at $7 90 May $8.13: July
$o.3ii; Seplemlier $8 3oi 18. rjs ; December $e.75.
Spot market steady; No. 7 Rio Vc.
Philadelphia Prodoce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10. HUTTER
Sltadv and good demand; nearby prlnta,
83c; rilu western creamery, .Inc.
EGGS Steady and good demand; nearbv
fresh. 32c at mark; western, freah. 31c.
CHEEHE-Flraa but quiet ; X,w York
full cream, fancy, liVnUW; New York
full ctfaV"1'. choice;. Ui12c; New York full
creams, fair it good. llilJo.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET g
Literal RtoeipU of Ctttli and Pricii Ruled
l;edj to Tu Lowir.
HOGS SOLO A TRIFLE BtTTtR
Demaad lor Fat Kheep and I, a nibs
Fally Kaaal ta Ike staanly aad
Tradlag, Active, vtltk Prleea
troag to Tea Higher.
Receipts were
OfHi-lal Moinlsy
Official Tuesday
81 H'Ttl OMAHA. Jan. 10.
Csttle. Hi'gl
5.il
4.7k
9.701
..171
Two clays this week
Same days last week
Same days week tiefore.. f 699
rsme mrce weeks ago... 7. 18-1
Same four weeks ago. . . .IO.L'5
Sam days Is.at year 12.167
RECEIPTS FOR TIM-: VRAIt
8
11.
13.211
3..1I4
I;t.l8i7
13.iHi
li'.3.'3
TO
l:W6.
Pheap.
.'!
12.2J5
14.KW
1 H1
is.mi
U.iai;
23.2IK
DATK.
The following tuhln 1I1A rri.itits of
cattle, hugs and sheep at South Omsha for
the year to date, with comparison with last
',('ar; 19. ii. Inc. Dee.
V,anle H".01i I9.3i8 7
47.83:1 64.064 .... 8.131
"hecp U21 44 il22 4iSih
The following table shoavj the average
FI ,ce ,f lc at South timtlit for the laat
aeveral days, with comparison:
Da' I 1904. !VJ9."jr902.VaiLilS )i8
"i 9-." 3 ;
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Deo.
Dec.
I ec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19...
to...
21...
22...
23...
24...
25...
26...
i'T...
29...
.
31...
I....
4 ft'.; 4 3ol 6 01 1 it 12
4 60 I 081 6 041
4 44i 4 84 06
4 88 4 39 8 16
4 881 4 45 6 18 ! 8 (Mi
4 '! 4 4
4
4 791
4 8l
4 80i
$ Hi
4 01
4 02
4 04,
7l 0 I, 4 IK 1
a I
4 4: 4 64
4 o.,; ,
4 65 I 4 61
4 61! 4 6ij 6 35
4 47 4 6.' 6 ,
19f. 19114 1 1903.
I 4 a 6 33
4 :'9 4 t.ii 6 37,
4 43! 8 30,
4 44' 4 77
4 46 4 68, 6 28
4 45 4 is 84
4 50 I 4 65' 29! 6 09. !", CV,
I 4 tl, 6 49 6 09 1
$ 28
8 U
I 34
3 87
3 4;
4 61
$ 36 It 19 4 89 4 111 3 51
o 441 :- : 4 8.1 w .1
8 24H 4 77 4 11 w
6 ;to I 4 14 3 46
6 H 4 90. I 3 51
J902.ll!ll.1!K8il899.
J2 4 96 1 4 21
6 4 96 1 4 3.1 3 57
G 19' 4 961 4 29; S 57
29 6 IU, 4 27 3 44
: tn 4 At. :i if
6 21' . 4 sr. 3 4S
I 3 4J
4 34
I 4 62 6 40 6 15. 3 14 , 4 38 3 to
t 1 6 4U, i. it o 2j 4 3i 3 5i
Indicates Sunday. indicate holiday.
The official number of car of stock
brought in today by each ror.J was:
Cattie.Hogs.Sh'p.H'ses.
c. M. St. P. Ry 16
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific Ry...... 10
Union Pacific system 16
C. V N. W. Ry.: 9
F.. E. A- M. V. R. R 43
('., St. P.. M. A O. Ry.. 47
B. A M. Ry 63
C, B. & y. Ry 6
K. C. A St. J
C. H. I. A P. Hv.. east.. 3
C. R. I. A P. Ry.. west 2
Illinois Central 7
Chicago Ot. Western 6
Total receipts ., 228
The disposition of the day's receipts wa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
nnmner or head indicated:
6 3
4 6
29 6 1
11 2
21 6
4 1
92 24 2
Buyers. Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 67S
Swift and Company 1.114
Cudahy Packing Co l.u'10
Armour A Co 913
Vansant A Co 2:7
Carey & Ronton 15
Lohman & Co U':i
McCrearv A Carey 32
Hill A Son M2
Huston & Co 12
Hamilton A Rothschild... 48
L. F. Husx in
Wolf A Murnan . 115
Mike Haggerty 65
Sol Degaii 3n
J. B. Root & Co 236
Bulla A Kline 63
Other buyers 6o4
Hogs. Sheep.
1.283
2.24i;
017
2.559
119
2.540
2.:; 4
1.181
Totals
CATTLE Receipts of
6.00.- 6.164
le were oulte
uoerai una morning and trains were very
slow in arriving, which of course delayed
the market to quite an extent. The quality
of the offerings was Inferior, which had u
still further depressing effect. In meet
cases, however, the change In prices trom
yesterday was not at all radical and. all
things considered, a fairly good market was
experienced. - ....
liuyera took bold of the mote' desirable,
grades it lieaf steers as though they wauted
them aad the market on aucl kinds looked
to be about steady with yesterday. When
it came to the commoner kinds, though, the
market was rather slow and sales were
made weak to a dime lower. Owing to tho
fact that receipts w-eru quite liberal and
also to the slow arrival of trains, it wus
late before even tho bulk of the cattle was
disposed Of,
The cow market suffered a little more
than the trade on steers. Tho general mai
ket on cow stulf was right around a dime
lower. There was considerable unevenness
In the prices paid, though, so that while
some sale were nearly a dime lower, others
looked to be more than that. Trading waa
rather slow all the morning, aa buyers did
not seem to be as anxious for supplies as
they have been of late, and tho day was
well advanced before the big end of the re
ceipts was out of first hanus.
Bulla were, if anything, a trifle lower and
veal calves were alow and weak.
There were not many stnekers and feed
era in the ynrds and aa a remilt the market
held juxt about ateady on anything at all
dcalrable. Common kinds were slow and
hard to sell nt steady prices owing to the
limited demand for that class of offerings.
Representative gales:
BKisr STbisim.
No.
No.
1
1
1
1
l
1
1
1
1
1
7
f
s
1
SI
1
1
i
I
11
tx'.'.'.'.'.'.
7
5
1
1
7
11
14
10
I
I
4
4
M
12
I
!
2
1
16. .
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IIOOB Receipta of hoga : were lijora lib
eral this morning at all points, but the
demand seemed to be aboul ei(iial i(J the
cieeaalon, and a fairly giaxl market wa
experienced. At this point I lie mxrket
opened steady to strong, or generally a
had higher. Trading waa hot very active,
however, aa packers were alow to pay His
advance and salesman -were not wHIlng to
cut loose unless they could get a little mure
mmity than Ih'y did yesterday. The bulk
tis earlv sales went from 14 80 to $4 88
and the c hoicer loads sold largely at $4 67.
Trains were riithr slow in arriving, wnich
delated the msrket to quite an extent, but
ha 'majority of the early hog was dis
posed of In good season.
The close of the market was very slow
and weak. When the lute train began to
arrive packer got very bearish and not
only took off nil of the advance, but closed
the market lower than yesterday aver
age. The lata sales were right around
$4 S7'. or mosllv 6c lower" than the earlv
market. Packer, nf course, did not like
the Idea of taking eff that much, and a a
result trading ass vety s'nw and at noon
there were still several loads In first hands.
Rf.preaentatlve sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. N Av. Sh Pr.
tl f2.1 40 4 ,vi 8 ..tt tl 4 411,
7 f 40 4 i af. :ct 0 4 M 1,
I J4" 40 4 It t7 . 4 Ji,
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80 4 an 4 n o V 14l 4 "'
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?a 242 ... 4 aa .. aai . . ?
48 21 ... IN -7 7 W 4 2-i,
i7 273 240 4 1" 8 ?2t ... 4
(a 2J.4 120 4 M .S ... 4 3i
24 84 ... 4 0 72 27.0 in 4 2'i
M 24 ll Ita as 2 180 4 t
.'8 8it . . 4 n 24 2a. ... 4 titj
21 24t 10 4 (to M 277 ... 4 t2v
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M ... .mi an 4 an ( r1 an 4 2'
78 ...... .214 ... 4 'l a .'72 89 4 82'
r. 2 10 4 80 8 ...... 271 40 4 af't
7., M4 a 4 en 82 2i ... 42'
f,t 314 It'l 4 8i 84 22 10 I 82k
84 324 H 4 ! 73 20 110 4 l'i
7i 2;. W 4 80 82 21 o 4
72 . ... 40 .71 2I 40 4 IJk,
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4 2H 40 4 71 ,...! 180 4 82k,
14 .''. ... 4 to t J0 .... 4 43 k
17 .. 272 ... 4 n 84 271 80 4 fi'tj
M 316 Mil 4i .It .- 4 '."
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67 34 40 4 41, 21 141 120 4 H
SI. 807 ... 4 42 Cj ( 0 2l 4 48
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1 21 12n 4 42i, W SiXI ... 4 42.
38 H7 8 4 12', 88 517 40 4
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M Ml ... 4 2, V. 224 ... 4 41.
i.0 M an.4 8k 40 83 ... 4 i'i
64 -'7;l SO 4 42 1, 71 274 ... 4 47',
SHEEP There was another very moil
crate run of sheep and lambs here today,
and with a continued liberal demand the
market was strung and active on both
sheep and lambs. Buyers were out early
and practlcallv everything changed hands
aa fasf as ottered. The general market
can safely 1h quoted strong and active,
and in a good many Instani-e sales were
made that were fully a dime higher. As
high H $6.00 was paid for yearling., wethers
sold for $6.60. ewes $4.70 and a small bunch
of native ewes sold for $4 90. A new lop
was put on th lamb market for the sea
son, as high as $7.4X1 being paid for west
erns. There were practically no feeders In the
yards this morning, but anything at all
decent would have sold readily at good,
strong prices.
Representative tales:
No.
I goal
3 goats
1 native buck
3 western bucks
18 western cull lambs..
8 western cull lambs..
133. western ewes
244 western ewes
3 western ewes
3 western ewes
II western ewes
14 native ewes
14 native e wes
1 western wether
1 western wether
6 western yearlings
11 west, yearlings and
73 west, yearlings and
25 lambs
61 lambs
12 native lambs
1 native lamb
278 western lambs
20 western, cull ewes . .
2 western cull ewes ..
119 western ewes ,
343 weatern ewes
123 western ewes
238 western ea rs
24 western ewes
223 western ewes
4.3 westarn ewe
218 western ewes
211 western ewes
16 western lambs
490 weatern wethers
1!9 weat'n year'gs and wethers..
,10 weat'n year'gs and wethers..
if west'n year' ga and wetherB..
33 weat'n year'gs and wethers..
It western lambs .
269 western Iamb ..'
8 western cull lambs
3o Western ewes
129 western lambs
L'17 western lambs i
125 weatern lambs
419 western lambs
Av.
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63
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79
80
93
100
121
163
186
70
90
96
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wethers. 74
67
76
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110
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103
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96
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4 60
4 60
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4 76
4 76
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4 90
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4 75
4 75
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CHICAGO LIVE NTOCK MARKET
Cattle Strong, Hoga Five Cents Higher
, , and Hheep Mtrong.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
G.OoO head: market strong; good to prime
steers, 15. .(Vt.10; poor to medium, $3.76
6.6": stockers and feeders $2.2fyfi 4.15; cows,
$1.2BUJ4.40: belfers, 82.(8 ttS.OO; ennners, $l.2o'Ji
l.fVl; bulls, 2,00)4.(8i; calves, $3.(Vft 7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 29.000 head; market 5c
higher; mixed and butchers, 84.Cr.-rf 1.80; good
to choice heavy, 84. 7561.36; rough heavy,
$4.60oj4.6i: light, l4.4.(i4.7:'; bulk. $1,604)4.75.
SHEEP AND I .A MBS Recel pts, 18,000
head; sheep strong; lambs Hrm; gooii to
choice wetners. 6.o0t.'.60; fair to choli;e
mixed, ii.9fBfi5.9ii western aheep, $4.2.Vn-5.0o;
native.-lambs, $6.(.kH7.76; western lambs,
$6.764rJ.80. . , . ,
Kansas t Ity Live Mtock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10,-CATTLE-Rs-celpts.
11.(88) head; market for select weak
to 10c lower; cows and feeders strong;
choice export and dressed beef steers, $4. i
(1)6.76; fair to good. $3.6oifj4.J5; weatern fed
steers, 83.6ofi5.2o; stockers and feeders, $J. 7i
I&4.75; southern steers, 83.5(814. 75; southern
cows, $2,004(3.; native cowa, 1.7u(&.4.00; na
tlve hcHer. 82.6tj4.60; bulls. 2.2,Vm4.(8i;
calves, 43.iNUtjti.nl.
HOUS Receipts. 18.010 lead; market
steadv; top, $4.75; bulk of sales. $4.4ii4.7o;
li.av, t4.7Va6.oi; packers, $4.55& 4.70; plga
and ligb'S, U.ki'ul.wi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 4,000
head: market loellnc' higher; native lambs,
$6.olairi7.26; native wether, T6.("X(ji.76; native
red ewes. $l.oiku5.o0; weatern lambs. $6.00if
7.00; western yearlings, I6.164jti.37i; western
aheep, $4 00j5.2u; stockers ayid feeders, $2.i0(ii'
4.6t.
81, Louis Live Stork Market,
ST. LOUIS. Jan. lO.-CATTLE-Tleceluts.
6.INN) head,. Including 2,600 head Texnus: mar-
Ket slow, annul steuo , native snipping ana
export steers. $6.0na6.2u; dressed beet and
biiKher steers, $4. Got) 6.40; steers under !,(
lbs., S3.2f.vj6.00; stockers and feeders, $2.6u
3Vi; cowa and belfers. $2.2.Vfi4.75; cinnera,
$1.7542.26; bulls. $2.6Ku4.00: calves, ft. 27x1(6. 7i,
Texans and Indian steers, $2,764)4.75; cows
and belfers. $2.Ohj3.60.
HOCiH Receipts, 11,000 head: market slow
and weak; pigs and lights, $3. 7644.40; pack
ers, $4iku4.76; butchers and best heavy,
$4.706 4.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3..V1O
head; market active and strong: native
mutton, $4.00fj6.4o: lamb. 86.00(c) 7.25; culls
and bucks. 8 .2544.26; stockers, $.oik'08.25,
Tt-xaiiH. ;!.(j;u6.oii.
at.
Joseph Live Mloek Market.
ST.. JOSEPH. Jan. 10. - CATTLE -Receipta.
2.7UO head: mnrket steady to
strong; natives, $3.7Jifro.40: cows and belfers,
$1.76460; stealers and feeders. .76tt4.i.
HtalS Receipts, 8,898 head; market ateady
to strong: light, $4.4oOi4.iy; medium and
heavy, $4.50iiv4.(6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.043
bead; market o'a26c higher; lambs, $7. in;
yearlings, $6; ewes, $5.
Hloas 4 Hy Live 8to k Market. a.
SIOUX CITY, la., Jan. 10. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Rerlnts. 1,800 head;
market easier; beeves, $.f iiiiH.00. envcv, India
and mixed, $2.26(8.76; stockers and feeders,
$2.7512380: rslvca and yearlings, $Ji'tf 3.E0.
1 1( WIS Receipts, 8. 6n0 head; market 6c.
higher, selling at $4.4oj4.7o; bulk. $4.6o'ci4.0O.
kleek la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six pilnclpul
wiatei.i markets yesterday:
Cattle
SoiUli Omaha 4.70o
Slnux city I.aon
Kaunas City II, (Mi
si. iiuis c.ooo
St. Joseph 2.700
Chicago 8,00)
Tjtals.
32. 300
llok.. Slieeji.
8. i tj.nuu
3.5'io
1k.li Hi 4.00(1
ll.'lfNl 2.600
R.89S 2.045
29,rt 18.CO0
79 198 82641
C'olloa Market.
NEW YORK. Jail. 10. COTTON- Spot
closed quiet, lifleen iSolnts lower: liilddiliig
Uplunds. 715c; middling gulf. 7.40c; sales,
1.025 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Jan, 10. -COTTON -Spot la
moderate demand; pricea 4 points lower:
American middling fair 4 .0c; good middling
3.7c: middling 8k5c; low middling 3 73c;
good Ordinary $.60.; oidlnjv 8 43c. Sales
wtre. 6.(84) bait of which 6.6110 were for
speculation and export and Included 5.700
American. Receipts 83.181) baits including
62.600 American.
ST. LOUfl. Jan. 10. COTTON-Dull, un.
changed. Middling T. Sale none; reeiti
none, shipments none. '
NEW ORLEANS. Jan in-COTTON -Steadv;
nrdinnrv 4c; good ordinate
6 11-16. ; low mindllng 7-la.-: . middling
6c: good middling 7'c: rMddllrg fair "Sc.
receipts 2n,i6g Iwlrs; stock 423.44 bale
OMAHA WKOLRitlK NtRKi'T,
reatlltlon af Trade ail tlaotattoaa aa
laple aad Fancy Predaee.
EGGS -Candied stock. 234;4c.
LIVE POCI.TRY-Hana. 8c: risteri. 4 ;
turkeys, lie; ducks, 9c; geese,, Tjbac,; spring
chit kens. 9c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. 17jlc.
duek. IiVtIIc: geeae, 9"11'Y; chickens, le-it
lotYe; rooster.
BUTTER- I'ncklng stock. 16U17c: choice,
to fancy dairy, 174il9c; cresmary. M4i26c;
In' . 1. tints. .'7c.
FRESH FROZEN FISH -Trout. I0e
rickerel. 7e; pike, S: perch. If. bluaflsli.
.'c; whlteflsh. loc: salmon. 13c: rcdsiiHi pei ,
lie; lobster (green). 30c; lobster (boiled).
83c; bullhead.' 11c; catfish. 14c; bltck baaa,
Ac: halibut. 12c; crspples. T.'c; buffalo, Vci
white baas, lie: frog legs, por dos.. 26c.
BRAN Per ton. $16 oft.
HAY-Prleea nuoted by omsha Wholesale
tiealera' assnc intlnn: Ct nice No 1 uplsrgV
$t c'u; No. 2. 86 00; medium. $6.W: coal ae.
$6.09. Rye straw. $.'.60. 'these price ut
for hay of good color and duality.
OYSTERS New York eounia. per can,
46c; extra selects, per can. standards.
far can. 30c; bulk (standards), per gal.
160; bulk (axtra selects), per gal.. $1.76;
bulk (New York counts), per gal.. $1.90.
TROPICAL Fill. I IB.
ORANGES- California Kedland navel, a'l
altes. $;.76'a.100; choice navels. $-' 6iiJ2.;i;
California seedlings, all slies. pwi
LEMONS -California fancy, $i.76: 300 and
J60. $.175'd4.00; choice, $3 Mf 3 60.
DATES Per box of 30 lb. pkgi.. t? "0;
Hallowe en. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.. lc.
FIGS-Californla. per 10-lb. carton. 78i
80c; Import ad Smyrna, 4-crewn. lic; 6
crown, 14c; 7-crown. 16c: fancy Imported
(washed). In l ib pkgs. IGojJUc. California,
per rase of 36 pkga- :.2r
BANANAS Per m-dlum aiswl bunch. $2.08
152 60: itimhos. $2.76iaoO.
GRAPE FRUIT-Per box of 64 to 64. $6 08
db.&O. .- "
FRUP'S
APPLE8-Home-g,own .Tonalhana. rf
bbi., $S.26; Ben lav!s. f' .6: New Tork
Kings, ):t.2"; New Voilt Oreenil,g. $2.6H;
New Vcik B'ildina, 82.75; Colorado Julia.
th ins, 1 7i W ne Saps, per bu. box, $1 60.
PEARS-Utah. Colorado ami California,
fall varieties, per box. tl.iftul 75.
CRANBERRIES Wisconsin Be!! and
Bugle, per bin . W!a co!:lrt Bell and
Cherry and Jersey, per bbl . $7.5; per box.
$2 76.
ORAPES-lmpofted tlralagas. per kag.
$6 0, vn'S 60.
TANGERINES Florida or California, psf
-hcx. $2.50.
VFOHTAHLES.
POTATOES Homc-gi own. in sacks, per
bu.. Inc. c'olor.nio. per bu.. 60cv
TURMPHold. per bu.. 40ct Canada ruU
bagas. per In., le
CARPOTS Old. per bu.. 40c
PA MSN IPS Old. per bu.. 40c
BEETS- Old. per bu.. wv.
NAVY BEANS T'r liu.. J1 96ijj2.00
ONIONS Home-grown, red, In sacks par
bu., $1.00; sputi:"!i, per crate. $2.00;
Colorado yellow, per lb., 2c: white, per lb.,
2Uc.
f'UCUMBERS-Per tloa.. $2.()0.1t!.25.
TOMATOES California. lcr 4-buskat
crate. 1
CABBAGE lio'l.ilnl seed, ptr n:. le.
SWEET POTATOES Kansa kiln drltd.
per bid.. $2 50.
CHLERV Per doa;., Vfi50c; California,
45c.
RADISHES Hothouse, per dox.. 45c.
ONIONS New, southern, per dox., 46e.
TURNIPS New. southern, ne" dox.. 4.)tj.
B SETS. New, southern, per dox., 46c.
PARSLEY New. per dox.. 45c. . .
MIKCEI .LAN ROUS.
HAVER KRAUT Wisconsin, per kef.
$2.60.
CIDER New York, per bbl.. J6 20; per -bbl.,
$3 26.
CHEESE Wisconsin Twins, full cream,
i:"ul3u; Wisconsin Young America. 13c;
block Swls. new, 15c; old. i&7)l7c; Wiscon
sin brick. '4. ; Wisconsin lirnburger. 13c.
HIDES4-N0. 1 grren, 7c: No. 2 green, 60:
No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted, 7c; N".. 1
vea! clf. 8c; No. 3 veal calf, 7c: dry salted.
64314c; sheep Bells, L6cS$l 00; horse hiuva.
$1 604i8 00.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft sholls, new
crop, per lb.. 14c; hard shell, pes lb., 13c:
No. Z soft shell, per lb.. 12c; No. 2 hard
shell, per lb.. 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb.. 10c".' peanuts, per lb., 7e;
roasted peanuts, per lb.. 80; Chill walnut,
per lb.. 1213c: almonda, soft shell, per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per lb., 16c; chestnuts,
per lb.. 12 lie; new black walnuts, per
bu., 754790c; shellbark hickory Huts, per bu.,
$1.75; large hickory nuts, per' bu., $1.60.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. . Jan.... 10. METAI.S-TI1
London metal markets were again easier,
with the exception of siielter. Tin suf
fered the most severe shock, closing a(
i.131 for spot and 130 10a for futures.
The local market lor tin. having advanced
recently largely as a matter of sympathy
with London, wna affected by the foreign
break and closed weak at $28.96i29.1i. Cop
per, however, was unchanged locally and
is reported in a firm position, with lake
nuoted at $15.S7t 15.50; electrolytic. $15.12
W12.26; casting, $14.870)15.12. .It wgg re
ported that In some instances lake and
electrolytic were being quoted slightly be
low these prices, but It Is aprobable that .
no transactions of importance could be
made under the figure given. In London
copper declined to .t8 for spot and 88 6a
for futures. Lead wna quoted af 12 18
9d in London? Locally the market Is firm
at $4.6ei4.73. ' Spelter was unchanged at
25 2s tid In London nnd $6.15o)4l.25 In the
local market, with some dealers sflld to
he akklng as high as $6.60 for prompt de
livery. Iron' closed at 54s 6d In Glasgow
and 49s 9d In Mlddlesboro. Locally th.
market continues llrm. No. 1 foundry,
northern Is $17.047)17.85; No. 2 foundry,
northern, $17.60; No. 1 foundry, southern
and No. 1 foundry, outhcrri, soft, $17.764j
18.00.
Sugar and Molaaaea.
NEW ' YORK. Jan. 10. SUOAR-Ra w
nominal; fair refining. 4c; centrlfugnl M
test, 6c; molasses sugar. 4c. Refined.
Arm: No. 6, 4.10c: No. 7. 6.70c; No, 6. 6.10c;
No. . 5.15c: No 10, 5.10c; No. 11, "5c; No. 12,
4.95c; No. 13. 4.85c: No.'lt. 4.80c;' confection
ers' A. 6.80c; mould A. 6.30c; cut loaf. 4 Sic;
crushed. li.nXc; powdered, 6.06c; granulated,
6.96c; eubea, 6.2)c.
MOLASSES Firm ; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 30fy33c.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 10 SUGAR
Strong, open kettle 2Vu4e: open kettle
centrifugal 44j4c; centrifugal whites 5tr:
yellows 4ii4 6-1 Gc; seconda 3(i)4 5-16.
MOLASSES- (julet. open kettle lott-Xc;
centrifugal 74316c.
BYRUP-Steady, 2a)25c.
Whisky Market,
PEORIA. Jan. 10.-WHIBK Y-l)lBtlller'
finished goods on basis of 61. ?3 for high
BT. 1-OUI8I, ). lO.-VHlSKY-r-8tidy
on basis nf $1.27 fur spirits..
CINCINNATI. Jan. IO.-WH181vY-Fln-ished
gooda lower 011 buHia of $1.27!.
I.lveraool (.rain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. lO.-WHEAT-Ppot.
nominal; futures, steady; March, 7s ld
May. 7s d; July. 7a d. , '
CORN Spot, easy: American hilxad, new,
4s 2d; American mixed,, old. . 4. lid. Fu
tures, easy; March, 4s 1d; May, 4s 14.
Toledo Seed Market,
' TOLEDO, Jan. 10 SEEDS Clover, c ash
nnd Quinary, $7.90; February: $7.95: March.
$8.1:0; prime alslke. $k.nG; prime timothy,
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