THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JANUARY 21. 1PQ.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
IfuiijnilttOTt Tke the May Wbtat Ifarket
Down a Little.
FOREIGN HIARKHS rRE. NOT EFFECTED
r-irher f V Nv 1 hard. S1J4N: No.
1 whTti. lir-v Nv 2 rortbTi. ti 67V
KiOiK-Hm rtet. K.S".ltr second
paterta. first neara, $4. liVGA IT.;
lM"ir'd flnr. $- 6045 - '-
PMX-lB bulk. $13.50.
! liltn Kr Maarea na Cora
and Oat 4 tri Held for
Higher arkH aad
Vt imp.
UM AHA. Jan. 20. 1"0".
Th sheet kettle was billing this mom
Ing. Th rnan'pulator will "catch you f
)ou dori t t e out." '1 ne Mav market
mrnwl a wide range, with a general wek-r-m.
ex'r In a tew hr1 fpnu. Ttic open
ing waa no a level wltn the cloe of Thjts-
ay, bnlr.g l;.;V The market at en. lime i
ery In ine on advanced to SI. 14.
but from there with it decline- it
reached Sl.l.tS- Thu i a total dnTM of
ever 4 rents. Later the murker hardened
up again to $1 14'v hut mwd off to H.13'
and bulged a little at noon, go4ng again lo
Si. 14. Wrfnifi n train the nnrtpai seller
lo Chicago, but he occasionally stfaulcd th?
market by ruvlr,g a Utile, around II U't
Liverpool closed V higher; Lumlnn ni.d
Antwerp fi unaffected by the Amort'-an
weake,, and farm cloned l'o stronger.
The heavy primary receipts had little to
do with the weakness of the market. ting
of to the beam. Tb- receipts itrrn
.SM bushels, against 431. 596 bushels for
laat week. Thla. howew-r. i n..t a rreat
ma th relpts for last week which were.
9UJ.437. The shipments weie 114:43 l"ib-ls.
gainst 194t buehel laat we-k and 393.
1.4 bushel last yeai. The M inrieapuli re
ceipt Included 47 oars of Canadian wheat
The Western KleVBtor company of Winona
reports SS.OnO bushel of wheat received so
far thla month at its elevators, auxins!
13-I.OjIO bushels f,r a similar period lat
ear. The northwestern receipts are r"0
cars, against 36. cam last year Broom
rail reports shippers offcrini Knrarhee
Indian wheat for May or June delivery
t Sd tinder similar offerings on passage.
Argentina wheat Is being well held for an
adanee. The Argentina shipments were
).17.iirt bushels, against bushel lust
week and l.;i.(t bushels last year. The
rash wheat demand seems to be poor every
where, with th millers taking little, Chi
cago on Thursday sol .mlv mono bushels
at a decline if Ji or 3 -ent on winter and
1 eent on spring. Minneapolis was weak,
with no demand, Diiluth dropped l"c and
ft I-ouls was also dull.
A Iea Moines dispatch shvs there Is no
earrtty of corn In Iowa except In very
limited sections, but no further large move
ment la eipecte! until there Is some assurance-
of the net crop or there u a hl
bulge In the market. Only high price will
raw out the corn at this time nnd the
bre.kera who are getting It pav high Rome
oorn U being bought in Omaha for Chicago
bonsea. but this bidding against the gulf is
rtnt large The primHrv re.-eipt are lsrgcr
'b'n laM week, being Mi Wi bushels, agnlnst
loft.HhC bushela, and for last vear 6M.146
bushels The shipment are .-O.tiTO bush-
agalnal XT.4R7 mliels for the preceding
week and 43S.K46 bushela lust vear The
Argentine, shipments have fallen off during
the week. Wing only H50.000 bushels against
l.RIS.nno huntiels for the preceding week and
1.234.000 bushela last year.
The vla'ble supply or oats In Iowa ig
figured at 30.0W fi bushels. Of this 30 000 -tiOO
bushel is thought to be In the hands
of the country elevator men -and 40 per
rent of the. crop yet with the farmers.
Omaha, Cask Kale a. -WHRAT-Nn.
3 hard. 1 car. u3 lbs., l.Kt.
OATS standard. 1 car, J.t lb.. 2Vc.
Uanamm (aab Prices.
WHBAT No. 2 hufd, Sl.tfiftl ; No. I
hard, S1.0in 4: No. 4 hard. (ctj-l.i0; No.
S spring. J). 06.
CORN No. !, ar; No. 3. HMv'l No. 4.
j STV-; no grade. IiH37c; No. 2 yellow, gftc;
No. I yellow. c; No. 2 white. ;!c; No.
S white. iUHac
OATB No. 2 mixed. 2KVic; No. 3 ml ted.
I-: No. 4 mixed, LW.TS''; No. 2 whlta.
No. S white. 2fc; No. i white, 2bfec.
standard. 294c
I m riot Herv-lmta.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
. Chicago .
I Kanaaa City
I Minne polls
! Huluth
I ft. Uula ...
' Omatia
t
6
436
4T.
4t
15
4K
74
Prlee-a at Mlamea molla.
Tha range of prices paid In Minneapolis,
aa reported b the i.dard-S'ood com
pany, 119-111 Board of Trade, waa: . ,.
AxUclea. 1 Open. I HU;h. Ixiw. J Cloaa.
I
Mar 1 II 14V SI ll SI 13
July J 1 11 A 1 11 j 1 10
September....! S3 t,iht, 9
( II 14
I 1 11
! SEW YORK. CEXERAL MARKET
1 aitmtlmma af tkc lay ea Varloma
roaaaaodltlee.
NEW TORK. Jan. -KLOUR-Recelpts,
. S0.64 bbla. ; exporia, 4.67S bbls ; market dull
j and lower; winter patent. SR.il(ti6A.'. wln
I ter arralghla, S'i 40; JVllnnenuta patent,
I Si.S0u.Su, winter extras, n B.Vq4 i; Mlnnr-
SS 10. Kye Muur, pteady; fair to good,
S4.nj4."i0: choice to fancy, H.'Uigo.W. Buck
wheat flour, dull at tl.'WZ.Z,.
CORNMJAX Steady ; fine, white and yel
i low, Sl-25; comxae, new, Sl.txViil.D7; kiln dried.
XikOrBAlu.
Hi K-Nomlnal.
BARLEY Quiet; feed, 43,c c. L f. New
Tork: maJUtig, 4&iiAi2c . 1. l. Buffalo.
WHEAT Reeetpia. !7B bu. : apot market
barely ateady; No. I Ted, nominal, elevator;
No. S red. Sl-l!" f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern, T'uluth, ll.Sf.H f. o. b . afloat; No
1 hard, Manitoba, $1.11 S f- o. b . afloat.
Conflicting report as to the position of
Wall atreet interests made wheat nervous
mil day. Most of the seaxlon was weak
and lower on account of bear pressure,
big receipt a and a bearish modern miller
report. The market finally rallied on cov
ering: and lower consul, closing firm at
c net decline to V advance. May, Sl.la
U.13), closed fl.H'-j; July, Sl.ulSl-OSH,
closed S1.01V
CORN Receipts, Msj.426 bu. ; exports. 440,
OoO bu.; spot market barely ateady; No. 1,
Ho elevator and t. o. b., afloat; No.
2 yellow, Uc; No. white. 62V. Mar
ket opened firmer and declined with wheat
and then recovered on big clearances, c.'os
)ng c net hLgber. May, SOSaiioc, closed
soj,c
OATB Receipts. M.OflO bu.; exports. l,S7n
bu.: spot market barely steady; mixed. X
to SI pounds, 7H:So; natural white. jk to
J: pounds. rTHaJW; clipped white, 40
pounds, X94f41Vec.
HAY Hteady; ahipplng, (241 6T4r; good to
choice old, ICVfrKT'tC.
KEKIj lrregulur; spring bran. Sm.7 for
January shipment: middlings, Sm.10 for
January shl:nient.
HOPS Firm; stste. common to choice.
1(4. 2fS7c: !!. jc; olds. 14c; PaeMo
oast. 1Ho4, 24&36c; lHnS. 3mff33c; olds 144jl7c.
H11K8 Kirm: (ialveaton, 20 to Ss lbs.,
lSc; California II to 26 lbs., IS-; Texas drv,
14 to Sm lb 14,c.
l.EATHKR Firm; acid. 24i62o.
PROVISIONS Ueef. steady; family, til (10
S'IStw; mess. !i uttiS &0; beef hams. $22
22.10; packet. io.j('((tll.50; city, extra India
nea. lo.lMI17 oe Cut meats, nominal; pick
ted bellies Si', 7Mi7.: pickled shoulders,
SX-aO: pick red- tiama. SM TT.'aH.oo. Ijird. dull;
western stearawd Hi 7,"j7 ii; January closed
at rclin.n1 quiet; continent,
S7 0S: .South America, S7.K7,; compound. $4 75
IS.1-H- Vork. barely icm1 ; family, $14.00
rtl4.iM: short clear, $13 'M13 V; mesa, $12.00
13.ji.
TAUjOWiuiet; city, 4c; country.
dr. -
KICK-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, Z"
4c: Jspan. nominal.
HITTER h'.MM: street price. extra
creamery. 242V. Cfficlal prices, cream
ery, common to ertra, ls43Jc; stale, diilrv,
third t first. 2v26c; renwated, common
la extra. )5ia2Xc.-
Eii(d Weak : western selected.
ISc: western, average lest, 2fie.
POULTRI A11t, Ami., weatern
ena. 12i-, fowls. l4-c: turkeys.
rreseed Inn; western chickens, Iij)l4c;
lowia. ucuAse, curse?, Uis-Mc.
choice.
chick-
l'l'a14e.
Kbsm City Qralm amd Prmvlalmma.
KANSAg CITY. Jan. 20 WHEAT
Iwer; May, $1 t4,til.tM7: July, fwr; cash.
No. 2 hard. $1 sVl u: No. S. H iWilei; No.
4. Jcjl.ul; No. t red. tM.121.1P; No. S.
S104.Q111; No. 4, st"41 il.
COKN fceady t towor; May, CSC'Hc;
July. 4-'V-'; ohsIi. No. S nMxed, 42V: No.
5. 4Sc: Ko. S while. No. ty.
OATS Steady ) Ng, 'i wrute, tx. No. J
inlxed no.
HAI-Ur chui.-e timothy. $ 5ofl0.0;
chetoe -ratrte. STiiI.aO. , .
HTK- liisii, TSw7Sc,
BWe-Ustr, Mieaourl and Kansas
to, N. wtntewuod caws Inrluded.
Sac: tiaee t-eoiq I'je: case- returned. Sc lees.
HIT.1 a li Creamery, 4J21m : diiO'. 1st.
Rereints Blilpnient
""Thawt. laa.i.. . in; Yin "7 Jki
"on, bu r , t,x ix
47kUa. tarn .,. 23.oi s.tmu
Dalatk 4rmlm Market.
DCLCTTT Jan. 30. WHFAT-Ta arrive.
Kit S BOTIkern. $111; Nv t snrth"-n.
bM4j; ma track No 1 rxiniies-n, SlllV N
S morUiarB, Sl.wJ. May. $1 l. Juhi. tl 11'.
"!" ii her s4c.
OAT-Td arrive. 2V,c; on trmiW. 2'c.
mmasraaMBlts Orala Market.
IfcTHCAPOUB Jan Si WHEAT
Uy. Hai'aia; Jul. HJ.ial.UW. SVp-
( Hll UR4.I AD rROVSOaf
Featarea ef the Tradlm amd Clmalas
Prlee Beard ef Trade.
CH1CAX. Jen. . Improred export de
mand f-r Cansdisn wbest and a reported
scarcitv of seed wheat In Texas caus-d
Urn finish in tbe wbeat market here to
dav. At the close May wheat was up S.
Corn and oats are each up Vic. Provisions
show a gain of rv&V-
Huoyeo up by an unexpectedly firm mar
ket at Liverpool, wrest here opened ml a
slight gain. May being unchanged to 'c
higher at S1.14SOT-14V At tha start there
was a fair demand from commission,
houses. Offerings were rather light. After
Mav had toadied Sl.l4Vn1.l4'. prices sud
denly started downward and the decline
was'not cheked urtll May had sold off to
$11 IH- Th break was due largely to the
extreme weakness of outside markets,
prices at Pt. I.ouie and Minneapolia show
ing sharp losses Heavy liquidation by a
prominent long was reported as tbe prin
cipal cause of the slump at Minneapolis.
The poor demand for rash wheat at all
centers, however, was said to be the futi la
mental reason for the heavy ton of the
speculative merket. Another influence that
contributed to the weakress here was the
lite ral movement of wheat from Argentina,
shipments for the week being 1.176.0
buhes, compared with 2145 OnO busbels the
previous week. Nevertheless, pit sentiment
graduallv lust much of Its beartshnss.
One news item that encouraged the bulls
was s report from Ksnsas City that Txas
farmers were buying seed wheat In that
city. The market as a result becam act
ive and strong during the last hour, wind
ing up higher than yesterday, with pru ea
at the top notch of the current day. The
final quotation on May was SI 1i. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were uual to
22.1' bushels. Primary receipts were 7'S SJO
bushels, with WIS 4i0 bushels a year ago.
Kxports of whest and flour for the week.
e shown by Brarlstreets. was iual to
l.l.i bushels Minneapolis. Puluth and
Chicago reported receipts of Si cars,
agtilnst Z'Ai cer last week and 306 cart a
)ear ago.
Influenced by higher cables, the corn
market opened firm, with a fairly active
business The break In what caused som
recessions In prices, but later rt II the loss
was regained on artlve buying by commls
lin houses Final) acceptances from the
country had a bullish effect. Msy opened
a shade to V hisher at 44'?r4nc. old t e
tween 44V and 4To and dosed at 41TS
local receipts w ere 226 cars, with 1 of con
tract grade.
Hentlment In the oat pH was governed
principally by the action of the corn mar
ket. The decline In wheat had a depress
ing Influence earlv In the day, but prices
rallied subsequently In sympathy wttn the
flrmnesw of other grains. May opened a
shade to vc higher at 31i31ic, sold be
tween SUVA 30'ec snd 2H,c and closed at
,Hi SI V. ixical receipts were 7 oars.
The provisions market was firm. Trad
ing was not particularly active, but buy
ing orders were numerous enough to ab
sorb all offerings without the necessity of
sny cut In prices At the close May pork
was up 12V st S127Y Lard and nhs were
each up fvr at $6.7U and $.7WB.72H
Estimated receipt for tomorrow : Wheat.
V, cars; com, SIS cars: oata. 111 45a rs; hor.
If. 000 head.
The leading futures ranged a follow:
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes y,
Wheat
May
July
Corn
.Inn.
May
July
Cmts
Jan.
May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
Jan.
Mar
July
Ribs
Jan. Mav
July
it7'1
I !
I 42 !
44Vo45:
46'n'uV
I. I
I 30i!
31fi.HH,
31
1 IS
I
42-,:
4e !
46N!
I
1 13Vi' 1 15 ! 1 14S
7 8'V 98TiW4i
42 ) 4L14J 42Ji
12 4f
12 a
7 00
4S
6 70
6 S3 '
siV Wt1 sw' w4
SlU SOVrr' STSrXl'w.SOT.'aa
iU'OIl", J,i310;(lH 31
12 62: 12 4o
12 75 12 65
7V
7 00 j
4n I
t:'
t 85 I
6 7V
fi 45
6 70
6 85
12 R2V; 12 37H
12 76
(t fS
6 87H
7 00
fi 45
6 724
85
12 66
65
6 85
6 t74
6 C'4
70
C 82'X
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOt'R Dull; winter pstents. $5,109
6 20; straights. S4.H0(ao.i; spring patents,
ST, OWyo.&O. atrajgbts, U.b"g4.W; bakers', $2.60
d3N0.
WHEAT No. J spring. S1.13W1.14; No. S,
$1 py-jl-lS, No.. 2, ted. I.UHr&4.W.
CtAtN No. i. 42Vc; No. 2 yellow. 45c.
' OATS No. 2. SUV; No. 2 white. 31Vc; No.
S white. 30Vti34c.
RYE No. 2. 75c.
BARLEY Good feeding. S7638c; fair to
choice .malting. 43i&4c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.15: No. 1 northwest
ern. S1.S2. Prime timothy, $2.75. Clover,
contract grade. $12.76.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.. $12 50
612.55. Lard, per 1(10 lbs., $6.65. Short ribs
sides (loonei. $6 2rt?.50; short clear sides
(boxedl. $6.oo(&.6?V
Receipt and shipments for the day were
as follows: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 27.no 24.300
Wheat, bu 114. (i 61. MO
Corn, bu 24R.1UO 121.800
Oata, bu S6.700 2t.4i0
Rve. bu 2.(100 S.)
Barley, bu 64.300 21.0IIO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy; creameries. l(2M,c;
dairies. lWfl'4c. Eggs, earn-; at mark, oesea
included. lWJie; rirsts, 22c; prime firsts,
24c; extras, 26c. Cheese, quiet, llijji 12c.
St. Loala Oralai anal Provlsloaa.
ST. LOV1S. Jan. 20. WHEAT The mar
ket broke early, later recovering; No. 2
red. cash, elevator. $1.13V; track. $1 16: Mav,
$1,141; juiy, 9.'&H&V; No. I hard, Sl.0wai.in.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 43c; track.
44V: May. 43 V; July, 43V
OATS Steiady; No. 2 cash. 30V; traxk.
S2c: May. 21V: No. 2 white. 32V-
KLOl'R Steady; red winter patents.
$5.40c)5.6o: special brand. $5.6miD.70: extra
fancy. $4.115.10; clear. $4 40'a4.(io.
SKEJ Timothy, nominal at $2Ofii0'2 4O.
BRAN iMill; sacked, east track. eH'07c.
IIAY-bull; timothy, Sk.(Ki4jl2.Si; prairie.
SV.O141S.SO.
BACKJING 7V-
HEMP TWINE 6Wc
PROVISIONS-Pork. higher; jobbing,
$ll.f,2l, old; $11.72, new. Lard, unchanged;
prime steam, $6.31. lry salt meats stradv;
extra ahorts, $t.tu'V clear ribs, $667V short
clear, $7.). Kunin, steady; boxed extra
shorts, $7.50; clear ribs, $6.72; short clears.
17.87.
POl'LTRT Slow; chickens and springs.
Uk; turkeys, 14", ducks, 11c; ge'se, 8c.
Pl'TTER Easier; creamery, :,4'ft31e;
dairy. 16U25c.
EiiGS Lower at 23c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bhls 6.O110 12.(i0
Wheat, bu 46.UW 61.000
Corn, bu 46.0iio 27.OI0
Oat. bu 45.0110 64.0UO
Llverpeul rala Market.
LlVERPOL. Jan. 20. WHEAT Spot,
stejuly; No. 1 California, 7s. Futures.
Medy: March, 7s Vd ; May. 6HVd; Julv,
6llVd
CORN Spot, quiet: American mixed, new,
4s; American mixed, old. 4s lid. Futures,
firm, Murch. 4sld; May. ( .V-
Phllmdelklm Predsem Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. . Ht'TTlIR
Firm: extra western creamery-. Soc.
i; KJ8 lc lower; western fresh, 2ic at
""cHEESE Firm. llH612ie.
Toleile Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. 2ft SEED Clover, cash
and Januarv. $7.t: Fehruitry. $7tl7l4j: March,
IT T'.i,. Prime alsike, $7. so prime timothy,
sir
Pearl Market. .
PEORIA. Jan. 0.-CORN-Low er; No. 1
42V' ; No. 4, 41V: no frame, 40Vc.
MetaS Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. I1). METALS Th
Ixmdun tin market was easier, closing at
A 1 : 15s. while futures were quoted at
i-lsu & 6d Locally the saarket showed
no material change and seemed fairly
stesdy with spot quoted st S2 So&tA.OO.
Copptr hi unchanged for spot, the Lon
don market closing at it 7s td: Iwmlly the
market remains tlrm: Lake Is quoted at
llo.ie; ele-irol) tic, 115 ST W8 16 f1: caatlng.
i5 0O615.S6. Lead was unchanged, at $4 So
434.70. locally and at 12 17s tvf In London.
tplter was unchanged at A-24 17s Cd In
London and at SO locally. Iron
dosed at 64 In Olaaguw Dd at 4a td In
Middlnsborough. Locally Iron was un
changed; No. 1 foundry northern is quoed
at $i7.I'4i'17 do: No. 2 foundry norlhera at
lT.5x; No. 1 foundry southern and Nv. 1
foundry southern soft. Sli 764lli.os.
NT. LOCIS Jan. JO M h'TAl-8 Led.
steady at $4-52H bid. Biielter. higher at
Si..r.i4.i2v
CaTe Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2 COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady, with Jan
uary 5 points higher and ether months
unchanged to S woinui lower. The market
In the lata trading was titin and week
with final prfe shewing a decline of 66
la. points Tbi rleming lone was steady.
Sale wrer reported of 1"4.K' tiags. tn-
Inaitig l- ebraur at 7 uc Msr h, 7 W4
7 75c, Mar. 7k5inea-: June. I V. Julv.
Ibo; September. 2S 4 . Ie-eenber, t SO
fem-SOc aAoi Slui. No. 7 K.u. S.
5V YORK STOCKS .HO BONDS
Tods of tha Market is Dull tod Eea7
5early 111 Day. "
OPENING IS WEAK AND LOWER
Later Thla Feel! Diseppemrs. tmt
Trmdlac I Slawr (resist f De
crease la ttallway Emralaga
amd niaamtet Abread.
NEW TORK. Jan. Constraint waa
manifest on the speculsttve spirit of th
stock market today and tbe tone was heavy
snd dull for tbe greater part of the time.
The positive weskness. however, of the
opening dealings which came over from th
preceding day was soon dlaetpsted.
The pressure centered largelv upon Amal
gamated Copper owing to disappointment
over the dividend declaration. The amount
of the distribution waa what had been gen
erally expected, but disappointment was
felt that the style of the dividend wss not
made regular 1 per cent qusrteriv Instesd
of V, per cent regular and 4 per cent extra,
which was felt to Implv a question as to
the maintenance of the rate The stock
was forced down an extreme 1 and with
out making a recovery was effectively sup
ported above the low point.
More effect than usual was produced by
the disquiet of foreign security msrkets on
account of the disturbances In Rusfia.
Great Interest was shown In the news of
the conference between Pennsylvania rail
road officials and employes in the effort to
sdjust the labor dispute and the uncer
tainty as to the result had its effect In re
pressing activity in stocks. Reports of
gross earnings In railroads for the second
week In January showed a considerable
falling off In the recently prevailing level
of earnings with the mixture of losses
compared with last year bringing the av
erage for seventeen railroads reporting to
an actual decrease of over 2 per cent from
last year's level. But the movement of spe
cial railroads was ciearly baned on the hop
of Increased return from dividend. This
was notably the rase with the Chicago &
Northwestern stocks, for which encourage
ment I given by the recent advance In tha
dividend rate on Chicago. St. Paul. Minne
apolis at Omaha, which Is a subsidiary
stock. An inference seemed to be drawn
of a hope for more liberal dividend allow
ances among the Vanderbllt properties gen
erally. New York Central Itself was not
ably strong arid there was response also In
Canada Southern. Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Chicago A St. Ixiuls. both common and pre
ferred; Peoria At Eastern snd Lake Erie &
V estern.
There were a number of notable gains
smotig specialties and minor railroads, but
In the standard lists St. Paul and Louis
ville Nashville were alnjnt the only
stocks to show appreciable strength.
The sluggishness of the general list was
not modified by the forecasts of the week's
currency movement Indicating another gain
in cash of upward of $;.000.ou0. Inferences
unfavorable to the activity of Interstate
trade are auggrsted by the heavy conges
tion of funds here. The rushing up of
Reading to KV In the last half hour of the
market was only slightly more successful
than previous movement In stiffening the
tone generally and the closing was irregu
lar and active.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$6,760,000. lnlted States new 4 declined
per cent on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Sb lee H Igh.Lo w.Close.
Atclilson
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line.
B. O
do pfd
Can. Pac ific
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago A
do nfd
Chicago Ot. Western JO.OoO
C. a N. W....
C. M. A St. P
Chicago T. ar T...
do pfd
C. C. C. A St. L.
Colo. Southern.
do 1st pfd
.) K,
500 '
1.80O 124
12.100 lCBV
4U0
t.MOO
MI0
2.60O
300
Htii.
133 V
1H4V
4Wl
42
87
1V
123
102i
,
132'.
1H
48
414
22
"TV
loos
1231a
iev
iSvLij
133V
1M
4!i
43
81
28
23 Ji
10.500 219W 21H veiL
20.S-.iii 175-1, 173i 1751
do 2d pfd
Tel. & Hudson...
33.600
2.400
!7,5m
1.5'K)
500
309
1,30
600
KP.6U0
4.600
8,800
HO
Del., L. A W..
D. R. Q
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley.
do pfd
III. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
I & N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. L
M . St. P. & B. Ste M.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M . K. T
do pfd
Nat l R. R. of M. pfd 1.400
-in. r. central
N. Y.. Ont. A- W.
Norfolk & W....
do pfd
Pennsylvania
P.. C, C. ft St. I
Reading
do lKt pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd
15i
251,
2',
62
3
1K4
15
18
- 2
35V
200 $4014 S4Mt
864 814
41' 414
74 7
64 62V
904- 804
800 156 .
3.8l S04
1.800 67V
8.7'JO 314
13.400 6I4
16o
30
56
;if4
684
15
254
f4
23
62
36
144
S44
5
884
80
155V
804
674
34
so
4.1C.V 23-4 22
16.800 1424 1404 1414
.! liix JW14 J04
754
2.800 II64 115V 114
-i4
55
84V
14fV
1074
32V
64
42
S.800
300
6.100
300
.800
85
15)
1074
32V
66V
42V
834
150
106V
324
664
424
15.600 144V i 24 1444
b.HOO 44 44V 44V
2.300 7!'4
j7.5o6 1374
136V
K
1374
138.400
200
I.80O
34.Si(
1VI0
ftort
St. Louis S. V 3. (too
do pfd 8.300
So. Pacific 38.700
do pfd 100
So. Railway 26.74l
do pfd 2o0
Texas & Pacific l.txnt
Tol.. St. L. & W 200
do nft
I'nlon Pacific
do pfd .
Wabash
do pfd
W. & Lake Erie
Wis. Centrsl
do pfd
Adams Kx
American Ex
V. 8. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton OH
Amer. Ice ,
do pfd
Amer. Llnreed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. 41 R. . .
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref
Amer. Tob. pfd crrtif
Anaconda M. Co
Hrooklyti R T
Colo. Fuel & I
Con. Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Oen. Electric
Inter. I 'a per
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd ex-dlv
Natl Lead...;
No. American
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman P Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal at I
V. S. leather
do pfd
V. S. Realty
r S. Rubber
do pfd
X'. S. Steel
do nfd
Vn. Caro. Chem
do nfd
Westlngh. Electric...
W estern 1 nlon
83.300
2I0
2oo
310
'00
3ii0
4B.A00
2.300
o
loo
2.801)
6,300
-S4o6
1.8"0
1.S00
14.7(10
2.4H)
4K
1.700
4'
000
1.400
41 1
200
10
1.B"0
60
K
toil
200
8!'V
9.-4
84
374
824
714
?74
634
674
1174
364
97
354
364
H8V
884
21V
434
464
75
S3 4
64
6V
164
88
354
105
854
1434
83
110
624
474
1971,
i4
274
1
23
774
44
lofi
454
107
864
8KV
874
24
874
89
92
84
374
824
71
26V
61V
664
117
344
WV
844
36
52V
114
984
21 V
44
184
21V
464
288
220
lL-0
240
-'
824
S4V
H
S6
16
39
S4V
1044
84V
113
1424
92 92V
106 104
82
71
264
614
664
1174
344
964
844
35V
iiV
9s
21V
43
i-i'i
46
734
33
4
sfiv
I64
38
344
105
644
614
46V
1974
194
37
1874
224
"4
24S
98 .
624
474
1974
194
76
74
1ST
224
$8
864
2V
99
45 45
1064" 1064
3oo M5
1.100 164
ion
3'4)
'"at
!.
3.400
" v
2oO
4
ST' Am
1.01
loo
800
700
6V
71V
184
l-C'4
S64
14
4
J4
86
1074
381
92i
88V
S46
1V
8V
-14
1S4
101 V
36
101 M,
4
834
V
ir"4
lw;
2
Total sales for the day, $75,600 sharea.
8V
244
164
4
24
44
. 714
W4
10!
&
94
r,4
107
1(04
K4
l.eadea Stark Mark!.
IXNDON. Jan. 20 C(iieg quotations on
tAcss end bonds
i-' v. T. Csutral 14
. Nerlolk W l
. So el 4 4
. WiW llesrto '......... 4t
till eni.rWani, Id
.li-- s.ss4 Mian ..1
,.l-n S-41i.g . ... 4.-,
So l.l pH..., 47
. r, M I4 .j. 444
M4 souihers mallear ... V
. v " '4 a
. 4 tnuthsr Pu'ia b
. i slot rtvitt 13
. 4tV 4 4 .-.ion
.. 1;f. . Steal iu-i
4V t. f Vt
..U4.wahaah 11
.1.4 I 4s ml 1... 441
. Swa-'st. M SnW
' nwoj, . n per 9umt.
MONEY 2 per cent.
The rste 'p- In the open market
for short bll V pee cent; for three
months' M is. 244t"J s-lfl per cent
rmsels. moaef ..
So eeeeuBt
AdmcoiiOa
Atrt,lMO
i pf4
P.lllmors 4 Olila
Csn.41'1 Pcli .
rhaa. A sie
4 'al.-cu 0)1 W . .
c m 11. r .
laPsr
1-eavsr R. C .
S'4
tvs
He !( fl
As M '4
lllissts Cestrml ..
t-eul a Sh
M K T
OMAHA Jen ' -The snk clrit,gs for
Friday were Sl.S4a.tu3t.64. For the satn tin.
last vear they were $0Jti.S3Ci 17. an Inirease
a! $ 86.4917 for Is.
IM IF.9 or AMfK MTtu JAK
riewrlac tke tiremt c aaaseeeiml
. . Cat. ml Cemmtry.
NEW YORK. Jan. 70 Ttw follcwtng
table, compiled by P rail street. how th
bar.k clearings at tbe prlncli! cities for
th week noed Janusri la. with tire per
centage of increase snd decrease ss com
pared with th corresponding week last
year: . . ...
CITIES.
Q earing ! lac. Dec.
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kansas Cit
New Orleans
Cleveland
Minneapolis
letrolt
!oulvlIle
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Bl. Paul
lios Angeles
St. Joseph
Ienvr
Columbus
Memphis
Seattle
Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Albany
Portland. Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo. O
Salt Lake City
Peoria
Atlanta
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Ies Moines
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma
Orand Rapids
New Haven
Dayton
Norfolk
Springfield, Mass....
Worcester
Portland, Me
Augusta, Oa
Topeka.
Sioux City
Syracuse
Evansville
Birmingham
Wilmington. !
Knoxvllle
Iavenport
Little Rock
Wilkesbarrc
Fall River
Macon
Wheeling, W. Vs....
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga
Srlngfleld, III
Ralamasoo, Mich....
Youngftown
Helena
Lexington
Fargo. N. D
New Bedford
Canton. O
Jacksonville, Fla. ...
Lowell
Chester. Pa
Oreensburg. Pa
Rockford. Ill
Blnghamton
Springfield, O
Bloomtngton. Ill
Quinry. Ill
Sioux Falls, S. D....
Mansfield. O
tecatur. 111
Jacksonville. Ill
Fremont. Neb..-
tHouston
tiialveston
Cedar Rapids
ICliarleston. S. C...
Totals. T B
Outside New York
,'tl.7.048.61'
j 19v221.614
I 10. 776. Ml;
1S5..47
6s. 723 537
47.173.J9
32.591. .171
26.145. 4
24j.'6.70
19. 717. M" .
2S.S99 ,W .
14.79V 825
16.165 097.
12 .!.:
1S.185.609
8.947 453
.S9.221i
7.791 7m .
7 .136.94"'
6i i
6.89S.848
8.185.877;
6 847. 03'.
3n.2"4
6.8('1.8-
6 .56H .1A6 .
7.358 83
4 61 4ft9 .
4.8j6.754
3 '"12.944 .
4.393. 377
3.9M.297
6.o57.r.75
S.67t.742
4.410S96
2.922.026.
3.0X9 44V.
J.760.465
3."16,2til
S. 841. 328;
277.214
2.661. 172;
2.7K7.515
2.170.328,'
2. 616.687;
1.765.82V
1. 669.541'.
1.697.859
1.616.525
1.628. 822
1.272.E,.
1.024.629 ,
1.7M.819,
.29 4.'lo,
1.322.S12
1.183.413 .
l.in.44i
1.30I.S3S .
790.832;.
939.791 .
167.261
551.261 .
364.995 .
726.264
1,229. 856:
468.500!.
939.9491
577.506 .
891,786
688.191.
704.574 .
712.073
6SJ.751
701.890
448.000'.
1.042.344
456.125;
458. 26 .
375.683 .
424.628 .
476.8" :
400.13V
$60,695 .
850.658 .
268.942'
283.893
2no.4(4
308. Sol .
173.661'.
12.213.918,.
8.968.000'
431.088 .
1.102.2S1'.
1-
.,$2,825,955,731'
96.W8.215:
6 7
9 9
15 S
12 5
4 6
26 7 .
7 4 .
IS S
6 2 .
3 8 .
13. S .
7.0 .
20 3 .
;? '
"'o .
.4 .
4 7 .
16 ...
'mi'.
39 . s .
iw.s
ii
'is .
14.7'
63 5
9.3
41.0',
3.0
11.1
4
S 8
'S7.'
9 8
44.7
28 S'
12 6
5 4
25
83 6
S.7
36 4'
IS. 7,
22 t
44.3 ,
4.0,
16.:
28.9
3 4
30 6 .
31.7
6.S,
6.0
2.1
1 8-6
I s.a
I S2.J
4.S1
.4
54.2
58.0
17.4
'si
8 8
9.2
.7'
! so.o
'"rs
'ii'.s
6
S3 7
11.7!
SI
2.0
O.O
13. '
15.6
9.5
I 8.3
26.4'
55 4
19.2
31.1
16.1
9
2.0
1
S3. 81
10.2
CAN AD
Montreal .
Toronto ....
Winnipeg ..
Ottawa
Halifax ...
Quebec
V ancou ver.
Hamilton ..
London. Ont
St. John. N. B.
Victoria, B. C
Totals, Canada.
'$ C2.244 84R 21.7'
, 19.573.fO 24.6
J ih8.W 22.6'
":::-:4;te:Sy-
I 1.656.730 16.2,
B. C.-...-,' -rrJ.84.t70' 6 S ....:.
1.171.192 10 6
" M8.11' 17-.S'
....! .".972.W79' 17.9
. S36,538j 12. Oj
68.891.573!
tNot Included in totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
Not Included In totals because of no
comparison for last yesr.
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-MONET On call.
2(&'24 per cent, closing bid at IV Pr cent,
offered at 2 per cent. Time loans, easy; 60
days. 2V P" cent; 90 days. 3 per cent; 6
months. 44 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 444
fMf cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual busines in bankers' bills at $4.87fii
fc4 877" for demand and at $4 853i34. 87.35 for
SO-riav bills: posted rates. $4 8 and $4,884;
commercial bills. $4. 86464. 854.
SILVER liar. 604c; Mexican dollars,
474c
BONDS Government, easy; railroad,
firm.
The following are th quotations on
stocks and bonds:
C. a. ref. is. reg....!! Japan 4. ctf MV
..11' ".. sr in. um. p
..ll4klMsnkstl c. f 4 . UltS
..IMlMen. Centrsl 4 74
..l4i a 1st Inr S4
..l0Vi Minn. A Bt. L. 4s.... 4
do coupon
As Is. ref
dn rfiupen ....
Ao 4ft. nig....
Ao eoupon ...
no old 4a, reg
do coupon
...10SW, at.. K. T. 4ft..
...106" I do lift
Am. Tnbftcro 4ft. ctfft. 74'N. R. R. of V
N. T. C. g. IVft.
N. J. C. (. ...
No. Pftctl 4ft...
da
N. W. c. 4 ltWV
O. 6. U rtdg 4ft
liaW'ftfs- oonv. ia loV
2 IKoadlna aftti. 4ft
.101
.... IT
4ft.
.... Mi
. . . .mil
....iw
.... 77V
do As. otfft
Atchison in. 4 10"V
do ad. 4ft KAs
Atlantic C L 4a.... 101 V
Bal. Ohio 4. 104"
Ao tVft
Contral of Oa
An 1st Inr...
do ii Inr 71 !8t. U ft I. M. '. 5ft .1174,
Ches. ft Ohio 4 ',... 101 Bt. U 8 F t 4ft. 1
CliOftSo ft A. !'.... ZS St. L. S W c. 4m ... :'S
C, B Q. n. 4ft Ifl'V aoaboftrd A. L 4s.... MV
C. R. I. a T. 4ft.... 8o. PaHic 4s 7
do col. 4ft I7W Bo. RftllSTftr tM 1114
roc. a st. l. g. 4..im iTexfts a r. is i
Oil left bo Tor. 4s. .
Colorftde Mid. 4ft...
Colorado a Ho. 4ft.
Cuba 5ft. itfa
Ti. A ft. G. 4ft ...
Dlfttlllrrft' Bsc. M..
Rtift prior Ilea 4ft. .
do gen. 4ft
r w. a n. c. i.
Hocking V.I. 4i.
Bid.
7
t.. at. u a w. .
t'alon Feli- 4 13
141 do oonv. 4m
. .inV T". 6 Stool M 6ft.
..101 W'ftbafth Is
.. Wlsl Ac. dob. B
, .lOITft Wralarn Md. 4ft ...
.. w. a L k 4. ...
..llcS'Wn (sntral 4i...
,.10w
.11V4
. . 4i
..HIS
.. 7V
..
.. M
.. S14
Bostoa Stork Market.
BOSTON, Jan. TO. Call loans. 2484 Pr
cent; time loans. 3)&4 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bond
Atrhtaon sdl.
do 4
M Contral 4
AU-hlfton
Ao ptd
Bostou A Albany
Bofttoa A Mftino.
Boiler Elevated
rmhaurg pfd .
Mcx. loutral ...
K. T.. N. H. a
Pers Marquetls ...
I'Dloa PftrlAc
Amor. Arg. Cbfttn
da ptd
Aaier. fneu. Tub.
Amor. Sugar
in pfd
Amor. T ft T
Amor. Woolen ....
Ao ptd
fiomlnUin I. a 8
H.
4ik I A dTontur
..l24t Alloueft
.. 7S ftmalgamiited . ..
. . tr American Zinc
..Ivi'lk Atlantic
. !MM BlngliftB
..1714 lal. ft Hotla
. .167 Centennial
..144 Copper Rang ...
. . ZJit I'alr Wftat
. .201 I'uoiinloB Coal ...
.. 94 Franklin
..II1 Grncy
.. "" Ule RoTil
. . 17 Miaa Mining
. . 4V Michigan
. 14 Mnhasrk
. .lal Uost. C. a C. ..
..14tA Old rxiailnion ....
. . ti Osceola
.. 4 "Farrot
II lOuloiT
Bdiftos Else. Ills ti.S UhftBfton
IHtneral Electric
stanft. Kloctrk
Maaft Caft
I'nitoA Fruit
I'nlMd Shoo stack..
Ao ptd
V S. fttael
do pfd
Wasting. eonUDo .
Asked. Bid.
.17 I Ti ruarftck ..
. II iTrlnity
. MVV. S Mining
1" IV S Oil......
. A t laft
. U'Vlrtori
. "4 Wlson
. M ""Walnnft
. 7
. i4
. 7r.44
. K'V
. JTV,
V
.7t.
- V
. Al
ni
.. no
. II
t'
. 16 V
. lb
. 1!4
. M
- 44
. 27
MV
. 2
111
14
1
. 74
.
. 11",
4fA
,
. 114
101,
Xaw Yark SSIalac Stacks.
NEW TORK. Jan. 2fl.-The following are
the closing quotation 011 mining stocks:
AAaats Coa 80 Llul Chief
Alios mtan rri
Itreec II Ofblr goo
Kruuvick fea Phooals g
t omuitock Tunnel .... ft Potefl! n
To. Cal. A Va 1M aarago
v ,rr, aovor IK sierra Nevada M
Iroa Blleer PBt Small Hatws U
LaadTili Tea 4 iataadard im
Treaaarr Htatriueat.
WASHINGTON. Jan. SftToday atate
meitt of tt treasury balance in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of toe Sl50.maj.uu gold
reaerv in the division of redemption,
shows- Available cash balance, liJO.l'l 416;
gold, SdS SM SIb.
Iloaaku Cal. U.rL.I
MILWAl'KEB. Jan. 30 WH EAT Mar
ket 14c lower. No. 1 northern $1 164; No.
t northern. $1 OMi 1 1.'4 : May. Ill aeked
RYE Hieadv ; No. I. SlWc.
BARLEY Citsy; No I La : sample 38
Sir
CORN-Euady; No. t. t-'Vtk; May, 444
fjtbO
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Better Grades Fat Cattle Steady, Others
Blow and Weak.
HOGS SOLD STRONG TO FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Light Nil of 9hee aad lasses amd
Mere Desirable r.radea Sold S reely
at Steady Price, with Cmnaisioa
Klads tlmll aad rik.
SOCTH OMAHA. Jan. 2o, 1.
RO'-e'ptS ft'T.
f'fflcial Tuesday
v'mcial Wednesday
Official Thursda r '
Official Friday .
Cattle. Hops Sheep.
... $ 177 5 965 S471
.. . 4.5T9 11 11" 10.641
... 8 "99 S 6T3 :'
. .. 3.323 11.361 6 9s8
.. . 2..V"0 !' 4"0 2 s"
1 r (t I :4T I a
: 4:. i 71.
CALVES.
I S'4 15 I I IS
I e I :-5 1 lift I
1 ri 1 u t if l
4 1. t )
I I 4 li J 14 I Tt
1 ..li 4 10
STOCK CALVES.
:.. r?ft jisb
r. 4 1 7 . - . i 1
rrOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 "0 I M 1 tftti I
1 . . .' i 4 Til 710 I M
I 7n I M 1 loftl I 1
1 m 1 rs is ti la
1 l!W I 71 II I 4
1 mo 1 so t t 1 is
I M l 1 W Ml
I I t I 00 10 II I at
t la 1 a 4: t: 1 st
I n I 5 ; 1 t I Tt
f sr.i I 14 1 l I "4
mi s ;t ! 107 1 ft
if . 4 I rt
HCMiS-There we a fsirly liheral run of
n.-e days this week.. 16K?
Same days last week. . 1
Ram days week before. H'. IT"
Hume three weeks ago.. 9 741
Same four weeks ago ll.TI
Same davs Inst venr 14 791
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
Jf cattle, hogs and sheep at Bouth Omaha
for the year lo dale, with comparison with
last jear:
r.MI' 45S74 53 56?
'"S-s i.r"7 list's
B,IP Rfi.SuS 111.5: 26.(9
The f'Oh.wing tub shows the average
price of hogs si outh Cmaha for th last
'sral days, with comparisotu. :
4.M7
. ";
3'M'41
T ik".'
47.
36.3s;
Inc.
13 079
?S soo
1195
6 004
J1.143
30.136
Je"
7.9s
hogs here this morning, but the ccmhlnsd
receipt at the principal markets were mod
erste. so that the general feeling was a lit
tle better Tbe market here opened active
snd strorTt to Sc hlghr than yesterday's
..narul ni.rb1 T4nrs hoth for local
pa kers and shippers seemed to have lib
eral orners to nil aro ss s result it wss not
long before the b'llk of the early arrivals
waa disposed of P-trictly prime heavy hogs
were lacking, though there were a good
many good heavr hogs There were also
comparatively few lightweights. Such
kinds s"ld largely at $4 3c at.3 from that
down The medium and mined hogs so d
from $4.bR to 4"hi and heavies largely from
14 w to S4 r5 The
I 1S05. 1904:1903 11902. HSOl.j 11900. Il I
Nft
It..
H .
14 .
II..
ri .
4"
T2 .
14 .
40 .
.Tan. J ...
7s n S....
Ian. 4 ...
Jan. R
Jan. ....
Jan. 7 . . .
Jan. ....
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Indlonte Pundsv.
The offiilal number of cars of ;
brought in todav hv each road Whs:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs Sheep. H
C.. M. & Pt. T. Ry.. 6 .71
Wabash S
Mo. par. Ry 1
Vnion Pacific System. 10
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F. F. M V ti T
C. Pt. P.. M A O. Ry. 1
B. A M. Rv 2
C. B. Q Ry
K. C A St. J
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Illinois Central
Chicago Grat West.
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Total receipts ....112 144 11 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers Cattle. Hops. Pheep.
Omaha Packing Co 162 1.239 I
Pwlft and Company 476 1.741 S:a
Cudahy Packing Co 925 .':99 497
Armour AV Co 4H6 2.193 1,153
Cudahy Pkg. Co . Soo Cty 1.094
Armour & Co.. Soo City 971
Looms n ar Co 62
W. I. Stephen 23
Hill A Huntglnger 1S1
L. F. Hum 6
Coey & Co 35 ,.
Wolf ft Murnan 3 ,.
Sam Wertheimer 2 "
Mike Haggerty 17
Sol Pegan 27
J. B. Root ft Co 11
S. ft S ... 170 5.74
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Tcual ;.8tE 9.471 2.248
CATTLK There was a falrlv liberal run
of cattle here today for a Friday, but the
demand seemed to be jut about equal to
the supply and as a result there waa not a
great deal of chang in either direction.
The quality of the offerings ws not very
good, which of course had a tendency to de
press the market.
Beef steers, if at af) desirable, sold with
out trouble at steady prices, but the com
mon and part fat kinds were In limited de
mand and In some cases sales were made
that looked a trifle easbr than the same
kind brought yesterday. The change in
ruling prices, however, was hardly of
enough Importance to be worthy of men
tion. Most everything changed hands in
good season.
The demand for cow stuff was quite brlBk
snd the Letter grades sold fully steady.
The demand for that class seemed to be
fully equal to the supply. The market yes
terday was rather uneven, so that some
sales today looked higher than yesterday,
while others looked lower, but on the aver
age there was not a great deal of change.
The common to medium grades also sold In
much the same notches they did yesterday.
Trading was fairly brisk on all kinds, so
that a good clearance wa made.
Bulls, veal calve and etucs did not show
enough change from yesterday to be worthy
of mention.
The market on Blockers and feeders was
n little slow today, the same as usual on a
Friday, and eiocpt in the oace of good
heavy cattle, which were scarce, the mar
ket was. if anything, a trifle lower. Rep
resentative sales:
tt!EF STEERS.
SHEEP There was a small run of sheep
and iamb here this morning, only about
2. & being on sale. The market could safely
be quoted steady on more desirable grades,
of which there were only a few on sule to
day. Mexican wethers sold at $0.85 snd
Mexican yearlings $6.35. Some fair western
lambs brought $, and a small bunch of na
tives $7.60. The feeling on the common
kinds wa weak and trading rather slow,
particularly in the case of ewes.
There is nothing new 10 he maid of the
feeder market as the demand Is sufficient tu
hold prices steady.
Quotations for ted stock: Good to cholc
yearlings. $6.oiK'a6.50; fair to good year
lings. $5.6o&6.00, good to choice wethers.
$5 OKcijj 50; fair to good wethers. ti 'bQ& l.
good to choice ewes. $4.40rA.75; fsir to good
e-s. $4,004)4.25; common to fair ewes. $3.50
18390: good to choice lambs. S7.iXsti7.5f: fair
to rood lamhs. $6.7517.00: reeeier yearlings.
I $4.S0"?.P0; feder aethers, S4.251j4.tVi: feeder
ewes. s 53.7u: feeder lamb,. gi.Mivti.A;
Representative sales:
No.
40 western cull ewes
2 goats
145 western. ewe. ,
8 Western ewes
S western cull lsmb
1 western cull lamb
$ weatern wether
2S6 western lambs
1 western lamb
S79 western lambs
18 western lamhs
7 western lamb
7 western erne
84 western ewe
ISO Mexican wether
84 Mexican wethers
41 Mexican wethers
154 Mexican yearlings
162 Mexican yearlings
81 Mexk-an yearlings
Ar. Pr.
90 3 00
95 S 75
107 A no
1SS 4 8u
6 t TO
70 t 00
106 i lb
55 S 10
70 6 60
72 7 00
90 7 00
94 7 50
93 4 50
110 4 75
101 5
107 b 40
96 6 60
91 S 00
91 S 20
76 S Si
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
1 110 t 00 4 1041 4 00
I io7 I 40 s nmo 4 00
JO 1045 I 4 11 1II7II 4 Ot
1 W 3 ho 21 1140 4 Oft
10 71 S 10 12 DM 4 10
1 Ml IU 10 1124 4 10
I PB1 I tt ii 1162 4 It
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1 1071 S tt 12 UM 4 40
10 "0 I It 20 1171 4 40
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4 lllftO I Ml DO 123 4 (Ml
44 1071 S M II nit 4 10
27 !21t I 14 1417 4 (0
1 1,40 4 'HI II 1271 4
30 .1121 4 IKI
STEERS AND COWS.
I ...
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STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.... its s to 10 (31 1 gt
COWS.
.... 140 1 50 II 171 S 10
MO 1 to II , 171 t It
till 1 to 21 73 I It
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ft'lu lu 1 ISf'll 2 90
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1020 2 li 11' So
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KM S 26 7 Kk4 I 00
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1100 2 It i 10 I uo
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...1010 2 2b til S 10
77 2 Uo t( ... Idol s lo
704 I So t 1147 I It
1042 i 40 httG I It
....104 2 40 . 7 1071 S It
...11M 40 1 110 S II
114& I 40 2 1SU ( 2u
...112a 2 to I M 19
lino I i0 21 jut,;: ( It
110 ! 50 12 172 2t
Tag I to 1 1UC1 S 80
A4H to 1 1"13 3 u
lorn 2 to 14 i;m j ao
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100 S 65 4 11170 S St
loi t it l mo s it
list s i l tiso I at
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1UK4 2 It 1 1210 I 40
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. ...lo:l I 76 2t 11(2 S 4
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1044 2 71 I 1002 tu
(0 S 71 1 11'. J I to
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1031 AO 10 1020 I (o
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COWS AND HEIFEP.S
.... (7 2 10 Si 1041 I AS
t4 I 40 A 1012 4 ft
Ml I ti
HEIFERS.
S4I IK 4 (4t I AA
4M t SO I ii0 t ti
ISO t K, 1 440 I it
110 t 21 1 710 I i
4 Ml I 2i , 11 ITU I 00
A S 1 440 II 00
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go! I 40 II t-A 40
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7'0 2 1 4411 II 7i
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BULL".
124H J 10 1 714 to
. ... 1 1 40 t 10 1 1"3" I ..
... 1M0 2 2.1 1.141. S tS
. . . .110 I 21 1 I7isi I it
. . I tit t 4o 1 I4.i ( V
14H0 St" 1 IT" t
...1.41 t I". 1 1K4 I
H40 2 t, 1 I4"0 i it
14O0 t (t 1 ):oM' I 00
.... 110 2 (A 1 1 4th I On
. . . .1420 2 1 )4lt. I M
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.... tl 271 I4.su s st
101 I 7t 1 lllu I 21.
CHICAGO 1,1 VK STOCK. MARKET
Cattle aad Hoar Itroag aa IJgat Re
ceipt Sheep Meady.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20 CATTLE Receipts,
S.5o0 head; market strong: good to prime
Kteers. 5.ti6.Jo; poor to medium, $3.7Iu5.bU,
stockcrs and ieeoers. $J.35itj4 15; rows, tl.25
fa4.it"; heifers, fc.Ot.fflo.lO; cannere, H:Ml 14ii;
bulls. $J.ltKg4.U0: calves. $3 sod) 7.00.
HOGS Receipt. Ji.OUO beau; estimated for
tomorrow. 19.uo head. Market strong.
Mixed and butchers, M.XtH .65; good to
choice heavy, S4 62V04 7O; rough hOMW, $4 45
64.65; light, $4 4ii4.s7Vi; bulk of eaJes, 4.oU
(y4 mi.
SHEEP AND I,A MBS Receipts, 6,000
head. Sheep, steady; lambs, firm. Ooo8 to
choice wethers, $5(4i5.oO; fair to choice
mixed. $4.tKsti4.9ti; western sheep. $4.2bi4i.aO;
native lambs, So. 754)7.76, western lamb, to 75
67.C5.
Kanaaa City 1Itc Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. SO. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3.uo head, Including 800 southerns;
steady to shade lower: choice export and
dressed beef steer, $4. i55S 75; fair to good,
$3.60414. 75; western fea steers, $3.50j6.26;
stockers and feeder. $3 0uti4 25; southern
steers, $!big475; southern corns. Si.2Dij.35;
native cowt, $1.754.15; native heifers. i.iAj
4. bo; bulls. $2.5o$-4.00; calves, $3.0u(g6.&u.
HOGS Receipt, lb,0 bead: sieadv to Sc
lower; top $4 .80; bulk of sales, $4.o5jj4.75:
heavy, $4.7W'4.80: packers, $4.6t$'4.T5; Pigs
and lights, $4 0iia.7u.
8HEKP AND LA MRS Receipts, 3,ono
head; steady to active; native lambs, $6 0"kB'
7. bo; native wethers, $6.25a4.75; native fed
ew. S4.2W5-75: western lambs, $6.0(a7.5'i;
western yearlings, $5.5t'6.!; western sheep,
S4.75t5.75; stoc ker and leaders, to. 0046.00.
t. Uaii L.lvc at4xk Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 20 -CATTLE Receipt.
1.500 head, including buo Texan: stady to
strong, slow; native shipping and export
steers, ST.Oo'tfS.Ht"; dressed beet and butcher
steers. $4.ts6.25; steers under l.Ofni lbs.,
$3.25&4.75; Bloc ker snd feeder. $2 0(?l4.i,
cow and heifers, $2.25&4.ti5. canner. SI 7MJ
75; bulls, j; Si.oti. calves. UToV'.itb;
Texas and Indian steer, $2 5"4l4.75; cows
and heifers, $2.00U3.0.
HOGS Rw elpta. 9 i0 head: market easy;
pig and lights. $3.75i(i4. packers, $4,556
i.ih; butchers and bet heavy, $4.654 75,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.700
head: luarkri strong: native muttons, $4 5u
t5.uu; lambs, $5.00(07.50: culls and but ks,
$ilij4.lJ, stuckers, li.OoyBOO, Texans, $3.00
Hj5 tio.
St. Joseph I.I ft Itark Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. SO CATTLE Re
ceipt. 1.021 head; market stronger: native.
HtLiton. 4u. cows and heifer, $1 75j4.0;
stookers and feeder. $2 .75(64 .00.
HOGS Receipts. 7.95b bead: steady to 5c
lower; light, A-4Kf(4.7o; medium and heavy,
$4 WJ;4.S
SHEEP AND I A MBS Receipts, 974 head;
market steady; Colorado Jam!, $7.85.
' llftai ritr I-iva Stock Mmrkcl.
BlOl'X CITY. la.. Jan. 30. t Special Telegram-
CATTLE Receipt. 7u0 head; mar
ket steadv; beeves $3 TL-Sjti.75; coma, bull
and mixed, $2 003.76; toker and feeder.
Si 754j3 6o: csUes and yearlings. $l'.5txa8 4o.
HOGS Receipt. 4.3o!i hed; market
steady, selling at $4.0j4 a5: bulk. $4 45474.50.
tack la t-lght.
Receipts of llv stock at the ls principal
..urp marlttl VMtftrAuv:
4'sttie. Jtogft.
South Omaha 2 5n0 10.400
ui.iiT Ciiv 7KJ A. S110
Kansas City S OW lumAi S insi
St. 1oul 1 " 8.0i4i 1.7i
ill Inafiih l.'lil 7 95 974
A.Stltl J tsU ft 0110
the same week last vr Th cfen thi
ear is $. iftfti bwles larger tham lb en
isst ycr The m. ti'l l of rareipts ho
that onlv 75155 bal were re'-1 ilontig
the week, mbil b"i balea were hlpp.i
from th entire country.
LIVERI'CK.'L, Jan .V -4.VTTON-Pp .
good business ilcne; price. 4i rx Irts higher;
America" mM.ltlng fair. 4;ifl: giod mtd
rtllrg. 3 93d. middling. S1d: Kw mldd'tt g.
$69d; good ordinary. Sled, crdlrary. S1
ST IX l IS Jn. 4.70TTON Wubt.
uncharged, middling. 61c. Sale. 1' bah;
shipments. 40 bales, stock. 4U.241 bale
OMAHA. MHOLE9AIR MAftKET.
Staple mad S aary Prodaee.
f:aoS Candled stock. SSc
l.n'K rX'l'l.THY Hns. e: reenters. i :
turkex. 1.V-. ducks, 9flV; ge. Sc. pru.g
chickens. Sc.
PKES6KH IWLTRT-Turltevs, lAngl, :
ducks, lil 12c; ge. 0c ; ilckens, hUf
1"V": rooster. Tc
BIT'TER Pack ng ateck. ISc: choice to
fanc y dair, 19a'JiH ; creamery. USi29c;
prints. 3ic.
KRKSH FROZEN FISH-Trout. 10c;
pickerel. 7r; pike. 9c: perch, 7c; tslueflsh.
12c; ahlteflsh. Joe; salmon. ISc: redsnapper.
11c; lobst.r. tgreeni, r; lobster tboiled',
S3c. bullheads, 11c: cattish, 14c; black bass.
Soc; halibut 13c; crspptes, 12c; buffalo, 7c;
white ba. 11c; frog legs, per dog.. Ac
BRAN-Per ton. SJ.7 0i'.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Iealers association: Cholc No 1
upland. $; No. 2, SS.5: medium, $5.n;
coarse, $4.5" Rye straw. $5 V) Thc
r'nees are for hay of good color aixj qjI
ty. OTSTERS New York counts, per tan,
4V; extra elects, per run, 3.V , standard.
ler can. 30c; bulk standards per gl . $1 4o;
bulk extra selects, pel gil . $1 75. hulk New
York counts per gal . $1.90.
TROPICAL KKflTS.
ORANGK lHllfiriil Redland navels,
all sines. $: 75v4.uo: choice navels. S2 5"i
2 75: California seedlings, all nix. S3.t'
LEMONS California fnfn-y. $.'.7B; l and
i. $3 76: choice. $3 Si4T3.i.
PATES Per box of 3-lb. pkgn . $-'"';
Halloween, In TP lb boxes, per la. 5H-f;6''.
KiGS California, prr 10-lb carton. 7-W
AV-; Imported 8mrna. A-crown. li'tc; -crown.
14c: 7-rrown, 16c; fano imporiexi
twasliedi. In 1-lb pkg" , 1'ilSc, Cablornia,
per rase of 3. pkgs . K L".
BANANAS Per mivliuni sised bunch,
2.4stftS: tiimhr. S2.7ff'J.st.
GRA1EKKI IT Per U.x of ol to 64. $.'. "0.
PKllTS.
APPLES Home grown Jonathans. per
l't. I . $.nu; New Yot k Kings. $3.35; New
York Greenings, $ tjc; Ni York Bald
wins. $J76; 4,'olorsdo Jonathans. $1 7a;
Wlnesaps, per bu lox, $1.50.
PEARS-l tah, Colorado and California,
fall tnriettes. per box. $1 50
CRANBERRIES-Wlsconxin Bell snd
Bugle, per bbl.. $7.75: is.-i.nsln Bel! end
Chcrry and Jerseys, per bbl.. $7 0; per box,
$3.75
GRAPES Import rd Malaga, per keg,
$6'&i.5".
TANG ERINES Florida or California, per
W-box, $2.50.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown. In sacks, per
bu , 4(c; Colorado, per bu.. Mc.
Tl'RKIPS Old, per bu., toe ; Canada ruta
baga, per lb., lc.
CAHRoTS Old. per bu.. 40c.
PARPNll'S Old. per bu.. 4r.
BEETS Old. per bu.. tide.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $1.9C.(&200.
ONIONS Home grown, red. in sacks, per
bu . $1 00; Spanish, p'r crate. $115; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2c; white, per in.. ;'W.
CCCl'MBERS Per dog . Sl.35tit.sn.
rOMATOES ChfotnlM. r-r 4-baskrt
crate, $2.503.00; Florida, per 6-basket crat.
$5 04i6 5i.
CA HBAiK Holland seed, per Th.. 1c. '
SWEET POTATOES Kansas kiln lried,
per bbl., $2.50.
CELERY- Per dox.. 25n ; California. Aic.
RADISHES Hothouse. er d.i.. 4fv
ONlt i.N'S New. aunt hem. per ttng., 4ic.
CARRtlTS New. pet dox.. 4jc.
BEETS New. per doa.. r.
TI RN1PS New. per dog.. 46f.
LETTl CE Per box of about fifteen
heads, ttoc.
MISCELLANEOIS.
SAVERKRALT Wisconsin, per
a.ou.
CIDER New York, per bbl , $5.20;
half bbl.. $3 25.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12S413r; Wisconsin Young America. 18c;
block Swiss, nee.-. 15c; old, K.j17c: Wiscon
sin brick, 14c; Wisconsin llmburger, 18c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. J green. 6c:
No. 1 salted. ic; No. 2 salted. 7'e: No. 1
veal calf. 9c; No. 2 veal calf, 7c; dry salted. .
BtJiHe: sheep pelts, 2sc$S1.00; horse hidas.
$l.ioSi8.00. . -. .-
NL'TS Walnul,""Xo." 1 ofi ahella. pew
crop, per lb.. J4c; hard hell. per lb.. KUr, ;
No. 2 soft shells. pr lb.. 13c; No. 2 hand
hell, per lb., 12c; pecan, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., lc; peanut, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanut, per lb.. 8c; Chill walnuv.
per lb., almond, soft shell, per
II., 17c; hard shell, per lb.. 15c; chestnuts,
per lh., li:Vfcfel5cl new black walnuts, per
iiu.. iiisc; snennara nicaory nuts, er bu..
keg.,
per
$1.75; large hickory nuts, per bu., $1.50.
Wool Market.
Sheen
2.&O0
BOSTON, Jan. 20. WOOL Concerning
the market the commercial bulletin will say
tomorrow: The market is extremely dull
snd firm. No large blocks have been sold,
but there has been a modest business with,
the small mills in territory, scoured and
pulled. Prices show no change. The feel
ing Is strong. Several larga mills hav
enough raw material to carry them lor a
year. Importations of Australian and
South American are large and accumulat
ing, lyciidon opening waa a diHap)olntment.
Reports from the dry goods market are
encouraging. Four of the largest Boston
dealers have resumed contracting in the
west despite efforts to restrsln them. Th
shipments of wool from Boston to data
from Iiecember 29. according to the same
authority, are 14.953.315 pounds, against 15.
147,618 pounds at th same time laat year.
The receipt to date are 11.580.8S9 pounds,
against 10.155.536 pound lor the same
period last year.
LONDON. Jan. 20 WOOL Offerings at
the wool auction aales today amounted to
13.244 bales. A large selection of merino
waa quickly sold at hardening prices, est
dally when tsken by Americans, who ar
mor numerous than for years. South
Australian realised better prices. Conti
nental and home buyers purchased Queens
land and West Australia greasy at full
rstes. New Zealand cross-bred snd hslf
breds were wanted by all sections, but
Americans secured most of the wfferlngs.
Following sre the sale in detail: New
South Wale. 1,800 bales; scoured. iOd:
greasy. 5(i2d. Queensland. Soo bales;
scoured, la 2dtfls 9Vd : greasv. Marls. Vic
toria. 2,200 bales; scoured. a"rj2si?d; greasv.
K&Sid. South Australia, l.SOO bales;
scoured. Is 7Viigfl s 8d ; gressy. Hdi9l" Id.
West Australia. 1.900 bales; greasy. 7Wt
Is d. Cape of Good Hope and Natal. 900
bales; scoured. 9d&ls7d; gressv. 4't11d..
ST. LOCIS. Jan. ". W( K.i, Nominal :
medium grades, combing and clothing 287
29c; light fine. lh22Vrc; heavy fine, 14l.e;
tub washed, 2741c. 1.
REAL ESTATK TRANSFERS.
Deed filed for record January 20. a fur
nished by the .Midland Titie and Guaran
tee company, bonded abstracter, r, Kar
nam ctreet, for The Bee: 1
T. P. Herskltid and wlf to H. 8.
Thoma, lots 4 and 17, block 114.
Florence $
J. E. George to Florence Co., lot 5.
. block 114, and oilier property in Flor
ence j
H T. Truelsen et al. to Maggie B.
Petersen, und e 4-14-U s.jn
H. T. Truelaen et al. to W. A. Trul
en. iindA. net $-14-11 S.M0
II. T. Trueien et al. to Adella Troal
en. und nty w 3-14-11 1,500
E. V. Lewi et al. to Nellie
Dctwller. lot 14. block 14. Wet end . l.Srl
Omaha Realty company to C. I'nltt, lot
t. block 3, O Nlir silt 1A
A. C. Hart and wife to F. B. and Bes
sie Hitter. s25 acre of e", ne',
C-16-13 and otlier lrorertv ,jm
A. Hodgett and wife to j. Rudgliier.
lot 11, block 1, Anderson Place
Sarah Joneu to J. E. George, lot IS,
block 128, and other proper ty in Flor
ence J. A. Canning and wife to George A
Co . part of tax lot 26. 15-15-13
F. Swob and wife to K M. Jensen,
Sherman Heirhts add
Ellrabeth M. Shahan to Marv laall,
lot II and 12. block 4. Mahoney AY
Mlnnahan' add
E- W. Nash to Crelghtnn Theater com
nmv. lot 1 and 2 and other property
In block 147. City of Omaha .'.
175
?
SO
Chicago
Total
..l'X'l Co.I$ 14.174
Cottaa Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 20. COTTON-Spot
closed dull; middling uplands. 7.25t ; mid
dling gulf. 7 5c; sale. 2uu balea
NF.W ORLEANS. Jan. COTTON
Ktead.v: sale. IMi bales; ordinary 4 S-ls-;
good ordiiisrv. 54.; 0w middHns. ASc; mid
dling. 6'ftc: good mlddlltig 7 S-lc; middling
fair. 7 1 1 -Irk . Receipt. Su. bale, stoik.
UlCt 844 hole
Secretarv Hester of th New Orleans Cot
Ion est hange today issued a tatemrnt of
Ihi ftks "introslght ' movement of cot
ton I !i "Introsight" for ne ,erk an
171. St.: bales, eusoparcd with M&JIZ bale (or
Edwards -Wood Co-
Oacorporatrd )
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