Nebraska Newspapers

    T1IK OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. JANUARY 2fi, 1905.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Market Strong, but Bdlen Keep it
from Advancing.
CASH DEMAND , BETTER fOR WHEAT
t sra Market llall nil Kiport !)
maud Mark Mitt Baal,
nee for the t.olf n
f la a ' i-T .... rl a
OMAHA, Jan. 25. I!.
The speculative whrH I market ai better
today than Tuesday and the cssh market
reflected It strength In a better demand
and slightly Hflvnm H price The May hid
a strong undertone but any advance above
1 l't checked by selling The opening
.a "tronr. but little van offered around
'he quarter Valentine then Jumped In
with offers of I'ai.uori.hiishcl lot and i becked
an- advar"-:. Valentine was tie heaviest
seller of the May Tuesday, offering such
large amounts that- he era red the crowd
into pelting In Ht. Louis It vm claimed
also he sold there. A broker 111 Chicago
nought fro.uoo bushel Tucsdav and the
crowd Is divider! In opinion an to whether
!t was for Armour or Cudahy. The cash
market m sllgntlv better everywhere.
Chicago aold 2U.00 buahela and there a
greater d'umnd outelde. Minneapolis re
ported a good demand with an advance In
price, No. 1 norThcrn aelllng at V under
the May and No. 2 northern at fee under.
In the foreign markets Liverpool losed
with an advance of from Sti'v. which
was partly due to the newa thst the Aui
tralian surplus for expoit would not be at
large a at firet thought. Berlin and Ant
werp closed unchanged. Buda-Pest slack
ened off 'dr. and Tails was weaker to the
extent of 10 point.
Nlcolet of Kanaaa City la credited with
saying the wheat movement In Kalian I
about over for the present lie say one
half of the current receipts are from Ne
hinaka and that source of supply Is drying
up. Minneapolis reports the movement,
there slackening up and the grain moved
out to be at the expense of the country
house stock. The receipts today are much
smaller than a week ago. being 2S7 cars,
ngklnst 4'.'. cars; hut they arc silll In ad
vance of those for Inst yenr. which were
IM cars. Duluth. on the other hand, drops
today to 2 r'ars from .14 cars last week and
m uri last year. The primary receipts sra
621.0nu bushels, against frtt.ono bushels for
the preced ng week, mid 67,0M bushels lart
ytir. The shipments sre Srfl.OOO bushels,
egalnsl MX noo bushel last week and 280,000
bushels last year.
The corn niarkat'Vns so dull this morn
ing the corn speculators Invaded the wheat
pi's nnd Indulged In scalping operations.
Th shipping trade Was also limited In ex
tent and demand and the cash market was
down about j cent. ' In Liverpool the buy
ers were Inclined to be bearish nnd to hold
off for an expected decrease In prices. The
cold weather Interferes with tha country
movement ana the receipts are showing the
effect, Nebraska corn . Is still going south
on former purchases by the gulf, but little
new business la being done. The primary
reccl were 700.000 bushels, against - 634.1 00
bushels Inst ysnr. Tke shipments were
26.(.K bushels, agniupt ,424,000 bushels lust
year. .
Ther'a seems to he little oat demand for
export. One house In Hoston has held
16O.000 bushels of thlrtv-flve-pound white
clipped oats there since last fall without
making satisfactory exporting terms.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHF,T No. 2 hard. 1 cur, 67 lbs . $1.04;
1 car, 6T. lbs.. 97e: No. 4 hard, 1 car. 53 lbs.,
94c.
COTtN-No. J, 2 cars. 3fHc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 1.0S'ifl06: No. 3
hard. 11.01481(4; No. 4 hard, SOc&lt.OO; No.
3 spring. II. i.
CORN-No 2. Sft'c; No. 3, 39'c: No. 4,
.TCUc: no grade, 33u37c; No. 2 yellow, 4c;
No. -3 yellow. 3c; No. 2 white. 3940; No. 3
white, 394c,
OATB No. 2 mixed. 4c; No. I mixed.
2o; No. 4 mixed, 27327V: No. 2 whlia.
2c: No. S white, 29V:; No. 4 white, 2t4.
standard. 29Vc..
Carlo. Itecelpts.
WhMU Corn. Oata.
Chicago
Kansaa City ....
Mlnneapo'la ....
Duluth
8t. Louis
Omaha.
18
roo
.. 32
.. 297
.. 2
.. 49
.. 7
38
Prloca at Mlaaeapolla.
Tha rang of prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by lbs a.UwardaWooU com
pany, lllfclj; Bpg.4, pf TTrade.. was: ,
Articles. Open. HUh.( Low. Cloaa.
What-
May
July
: scptf .-.iber
1 1441 1 14SI 1 M'Jl 1B
1 114,1 1 12', 1 114il 12'B
"441 H4HI W! 94
.KW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Unotatlou of the Day on Varlona
Commodities.
NEW TORK, Jan. 25-FI.OCR-Recelpt,
14.448 bbls. ; exports. 5.4H1 bbla. Market dull
and unchanged: winter patent. 15.50
(K6.85; winter straights, 15.2510 5. 4; Minne
sota patents, Yi.80fti .!; winter extras. 13.68
4; Minnesota bakers'. 4.3ofl4.b6; winter
low grades. S3.4n4i4.10. Rye Hour, steady;
fair to good, 4.4o84.7o; choice to fancy, U 10
ao.0n. Buckwheat flour, dull; per 100 lbs.,
l2.mxH2.lti.
CURNMEAL-Steady: fine white and yel
low. tl.2r; coarse, new. ti.0ofrl.074; kiln
dried. 12 SB'S 3. 10.
RYK Nominal.
BAR1.KY Dull: feeding. 43"iO. c. I. f. New
York: malting. 4&8T2e. c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 97S this. Spot mar
ket firm; No, 2 red. nominal, elevator,
II.204. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Du
luth, tl M'i. t. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Man
itoba. 41. 14, f. o h. afloat. Options were
firm all dav and higher on better cables,
bull support nt Chicago, prospects fur
mailer receipts and covering. Last prices
showed VjV.c net advance; May. 11.14'a
1.154. closed $1,154: July. Jl.o-2 a-lHTri.Ui.
linred t-CZ.
CORN Receipts. 146.250 bu.; exporta, 216,
2i bu. Hpot steady; No. 2. 624c elevator,
and 614c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 61Sc;
No. I white. 52'.'. Options wero nominal all
day, rlostug' net unchanged; May closed
&AT8 Receipts, H.OiXI bu.; exports. 146
btl. Bpow market barely steady; mixed, 28
to S3 It . St4'-'i7c; natural white. 30 to 32
lbs., STJiMc; clipped white, 34 to 40 lb., 3t4
HAY K.nv; shipping. tj0uj6c; good to
choice. SOflSoc.
HOPS Quiet: stste. common to choice,
14. 2!vfi:Wc: 1)3. 3t"f33c: olds. lValHc; I'a
cirtc coast, 1X4, 29;i5c; 1903. 2M(3'.V; olds, 14
Wltic
H IDES Firm ; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
ISr; Csllfornla, 21 to 24 lbs.. 19cl Texaa, dry.
24 to SO lbs , 144c.
LEATHER It Irm; acid, 24W26c.
PROV18ION-Reef. steady; family. Ill .00
UlIOU; mess, tJt.0oflil.f0; beef hums. 22.l)'J
iJHO; packet. $11.00: city extrs India mes,
$15.0017.oo. Cut meats, nominal; pickled
bellies. $i4.75f7.0ft; pickled ahoulders, tti 60.
lrd, firm; weatern steamed, $7.25; refined,
firm; continent, $7.26: South . American,
11.75; compound, t4.7fiiB I24. Pork, quirt;
family. $14.onti 14.60; short clear, I13.0orrfu.50:
mess. $13 26lfl3.75.
TALLOW Dull; city, 44c; country, 44ifJ
4Sc .
RICK-Steodv: domestic, fair- to extra,
I'.llSUe: Japan, nominal.
Hl'TTER Irregular, a. rest price, extra
creamery. 2&tl294c. official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. r.ti29c; creamery,
held, common to extra. 2:274c; state
dairy, common to extra. 14 -'6c: renovated,
common to extra. IKr"-'''; wnnlrfn faotory,
i-ommon to choice, 16o2tc; . western linlta
tlon creamery, common to choice. 18VJ4c.
E1G8 Strong; western firsta, 30c; west
ern seconds. 2 it) 29c.
POl'l.TRY Alive, steady ; western cblck
ena. II40: fowls, 14c; turkeys. Mrl4c.
Dreaaed. firm: western chickens, lS0l4c;
fowls, 1.1Q 1.14c; turkeya, 15ia)c.
Kaasaa City Grata tail Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 25 WHEAT
Higher; May. $1.06'l'al.i4: July. to4'ii94c;
cah, No. 2 hard. $l.tKfl.07; No. 3. $l.nU4i
1.04; No. 4. 9uci$; .03; No. 2 red. tl.l2tjl.13;
No. I. ti t
caa
424c: No.
OATS-t
Xo. I (1.0741. 10: No 4. tl.on'iil.Ot..
CORN Migner; wsy, t; juiy. ti't'n
caan. Tin. . mixen. uc. fo. a.
3 Whit. 44c: No. i. 44c.
-Steady; No. 2 white, 32c; No. 2
mixed. 31c
RI'TTER- Creamery, 23427c; dairy, lc
Wheat Receipts. 22 cars.
KQOS Steady; MUaourl and Kansas,
new No. 2 whltewood caw included, 23c;
cse count. 21c; case returned. 4- less.
HAY Steady cholcu timothy, $9 inWlO.oO;
choice prairie, IT jo. . -RYE-Strady
at 7oc.
KeciintM. ShlimicHts
W heat, bu 17. (in) ti.l.l
Corn, bu 4.iui 54.4tm
Oata, bu a.ouo 12,U1
Minneapolis Ciraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 25. WHEAT
May. 11.144: July. II 124c September. M4c;
No. 1 hard. II H; No. 1 northern. II 12;
No. J northern. l.oV
FIll'S-First patents, M.nf(,20: second
patents, tS 9oifjM; first clears, $4 l(4.Si;
second clears, t 70.
HRAX-Ia bulk, $11.00.
Dulata Grala Market.
IU'LUTH, Minn.. Jan. 3-VMIKAT-Tn
rre;. No. I jjntlhern, 11.114; . Nit, I
northern, tl 044; 'n track. No. 1 northern,
I1.114; ' ( nwrthtrn. -44; May, 11.134;
juiy, II.12, September, MV
OATS lo arrive and on track. iB4c.
(Hl( lOO t.RAIX AD PHOVIIOXS
sltoatlea la Hassle C'watlaaes a
oar re ol taeaslaess.
f'HIi'AOo, Jan. 25 1-erge purchases al-l"ge-t
to be tor . the purpose of covering
short sales by a prominent speculstor
caused a net advance of S(4Q in the price
of May wheal today. Corn 1 up V oats
gained 4u4c and provisions are ort 24c
to sc.
Throughout the day the situation in Rus
sia was a source of uneasiness in the wheat
pit. At the opening of trading evidence of
a lessened movement of grsin to market
in the inrthwest helped send the price of
May wheat up 44c t 4'fc. the Initial
quotation Ising l.ltVql lh- 'the firmness
that pervaded the niaraet had a more sub
stantial lsls In buying by commission
houfes. The purchases were generally un
derstood to apply against esles made by a
leading short Intorrst. In sll It is said
that over l.ouTV bu. nf May wheat were
covered for this account. Except for a
momentary wavering at the start, when
offerings of long lines at the advance
caused the May option to ease off to 11.164,
doideaiv more than merely adeuuate sup
port was afforded the market by shuns
who hastened to follow the example of the
Ifirger Interests. May advanced 10 l.if4''
l.lfru and closed firm at $1,164. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to 72.0iiO bu.
Primary receipts were 6.KI.W1O against 5'7,'0
hu. a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 317 cars
against 4M care Isst week and 22 cars a
year rzo.
Corn was firm, but trade was dull. Re
ceipts were small and general advices from
the country gave little Indication of Im
provement in the movement. May sturted
a shade higher nt 444c, advanced to 454c
and closed firm at 464404''. !ocal re
ceipts were 2 cars.
Oats were steadv, though dull. May
started unchanged st 8fc, closing near the
best figure for the day at tOVs.'llc, Local
receipts were 7t cars.
A strong market for hogs gave provisions
a firm start with prices up 24 to 6n. Iater
longs showed a disposition to aell and a
reaction followed. Packers and commission
houses took the offerings and checked the
decline. The close showed a loss In May
pork of 241WRC at 111.32413.15. Iird and
ribs were down 24o at 17.0.4 and IK.90. Es
timated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. H
cars; corn, 321 cars; oats, 46 cars; hogs,
S5.IXJ0 head.
The, lending futures ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open. I Hlgh.l Low. J Close. Yes y.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
Jan. May
Julv
Oats
Jan. May
July
Pork
Jan. May
Lard
J sn.
May
July
Rlha
Jan. '
Msv
July
1 i5uu,i irst! 1 Y
1984a kj, 8 9SV'i4i !S 984-1
1
I
42H'
444,
44
4-'4(
454i
4641
I
424. 424i 4
444464M 441
4
454
44' 4o4
$114
3m
.ion. :iiA .mMti. 1 30'-.:
304 A
I
12 324 12 874
13 05 3 074
13 ov I- j a 1:4 3$ 0l
a tu.
6 90
7 10
. .224
8 70
A 924
7 06
( 13 I I IS) I "IT
7 26 i 7 36 I 7 1741 "1 I
.'..f.'.v j- 74
e 974
7 05 I 08 7 I 7 024
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCR Steadv; winter patents, $u.loil
5.20; winter straights, It.SonM.on; spring pat
ents, $6.iKii6.5t; spring straights, I4.5.KI14.90;
bakers, $2.04i8.K.
WHEAT No. ! spring, $1.11(S1.15; No. 3,
$1.15: No. 2 red, $1.171.18.
CORN No. 2. 4:k-; No. i yellow, 4c.
t)ATS-No. 2, XrH'l'ic; No. 2 white, 314
324n; No. 3 white, 3(aS14!.
RYE-No. 2, 75c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 37c; fair to
choice malting, 4.1jr48c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.15; prime timothy,
2fV(i2.75; clover, contract grade, 112.5".
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $12 8n
12.SS, Lard, per hrt Ibe., $.s74. Short ribs
sides (loose), r.5trn0.75. Short clear sides
(boxed), $H.6340 74. , , ,
Following were the receipts and ship
ments ot flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12.700 36,500
Whoat, bu 122,900 1 24.700
Corn, bu 659.100 120.100
Oata, bu.. 216,000 94.800
Rve. bu l.OOO 3.900
Barley, bu 126.400 11.900
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creameries, Hiff29c:
dairies,. 184724c. Eggs, firm; at mark, r.-s
Included. 20ft26c; firsts, c; prime firsts.
21m", etra,'c. Cheese, steady to firm,' 11
tfl!o. . '
ST. LOCIS. Jan. 26. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2. red, . cash, . elevator. $1,124; track,
$1,164; May. $1,134; July, 964,U64c; No. 2
hard. U.I04.
CORN Higher: No. 2 caall, 44c; track, 4oc;
May. 4.14e: July, 434c.
OATS Higher ; No. 2 caall. 31c; track,
324c; May, 31c; No. 2 white, 334i'334c.
FLOCR Steady; red . winter patents,
$5.40i5.66; special brands. $5.6006.70; ex
tra fancy, $4.9u.10; clear. $4.40.(10.
HEED Timothy, nominal at $2.uo4.40.
CORN MEAL Steady at $2.40.
BRAN Weaker.
HAY-Steady; timothy. $8.0OSJ2.00; prairie,
$.o0qfl.60.
IKON COTTON TIES-93C.
BAU01NO-74C
HEMP TWINE 64c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing,
new standard, $12.06. Lard, weaker; prime
stoam, $6,424. Dry salt meats, steady;
boxed extra siiorts, $6.24; clear ribs, $6,874;
short clear, $7. Bacon, steady: boxed extra
shorts. $7.50; clear ribs, $7,624; short clears.
POIXTRY-Hteady: chickens,
sorinas. 4c; turkeys, 134c; ducks,
94c;
lie;
seewe. 8c.
BUTTER Steady;
creamery, .i'ujic;
dairv. ird25c.
EtrJS Illgher at
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
36c. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
, 8.000 17,000
, 49.000 58.000
, 26.000 42.000
82,000 64,000
Philadelphia Proaace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25 Bl'TTKR
Firmer to 4c higher; western rramery,
30c; extra nearby prints, 31c
EGOS Firm and Se higher; nearby fresh
and western fresh, 28c at mark. ,
CHEESE Steady; New York full creams,
fuiwv. 12V4&.12WC: New York full creams.
choice. 12c; New York full creams, fair
to good, 114Sil4c
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 26 -WHEAT-Dull
No. 1 northern, $1.14; No. 2 northern. $l.lo
81.11; Muy, $1. 1644)1. l4 asked. . ,
RYE-Dull: No. 1. 8l14c.
BARLEY Quiet;, No. 2. 52c; sample, 35
tjfilH'.
CORN Steady; No. 3, 42Va43c; May,
454o bid.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26. WHKAT-Hpnt.
steady; No. 1 California. 7s; futures, quiet;
March, 7s 14d; Mas'. 7 4d; July. 7s VI.
-CORN Spot, quiet, American mixed, new,
4B 4d; American "mixed,! old, 4s 10Hd; fu
tures, steady; March, 4a 14d; May, 4s 3d.
-1
. 1'oledo ieea Market.
TOLEDO, Jan. $6. SEED Clowr. ' cash
and January, $7.60; February'. $7.50; March,
$7.75; April, $7.46; prime alslke, $7.80; prime
timothy. 11.324.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Jso. 26 CORN Steady: No. 3.
42c; No. 4. 41c; no grade, 40c.
Oils ill Hasln.
NEW TORK. Jan. 26.-OII-Cotton-seed.
easy; prime yellow. 24'S'244c. Tur
pi mine, steady at 5oM'u64c.
ROSIN Steady ; strained, common to
good. 13874.
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 25-OIL8-Credlt
balances, 11.42; certlAVateti. no hid; ship
ments. M.148 bbls.; average, TO.ftio bbls.;
runs, 70.283 bbls.; average, 66.398 bbls. ; ship
ments, Lima, 63,143 bbls.; average, l,th0
bbls.; runs, Lima, 68,161 bbls.; average,
96.1X9 bbl.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 2S.-OII.8 Turpentine,
firm, 6.'c. Roaln, firui: A. H. C. 12.66; D.
fj.66; B. 12 76: F. J2.W: U. 12 96; l, M 20; I,
$3.60; K. $4.oi; M, $t.60: N, $4.76; WO, $5;
WW. $6.15.
Sugar and Molaasea.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-H'GAR-Raw,
nominal; fulr refining. 4c; centrifugal, 96
teal, 64c; mulaases siigur, 44c Refined,
steady; crunhed, t.Kie; powdered, 6.;6c;
granulated. 6 IV.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2i.-Si aAR-Jdar-ket
strong; open kettle. 1'i44c; open ket
tle, tentrlfiigal, 44US 1-lrtc ; centrifugal
whites. 6.ju4c; yellows, 4'u64c; seconds,
3H'u4'v.
MOLASSES (Juh't : otien kettle. I31j2lc;
ceniiifugal, 7(luc. Syrup, steady, 21'o'c;
Codee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-COFFFE-Thei .
was very at-ttve liquidation Id eeffee today
and the market sustained almost se na
tional losses. The close was steady at Kvtfla
lojnia net loner. Hales were reported 01
M 'i'm hags, including: February. 7 'ft
7 10, . March. 7 l.Vo7 as : May. 7 ..
July. T.ti6fl7.Oc; September, i.85f(.lnc; De
cember, 1 hxvti.aoo
NEWYORR STOCKS AND BINDS
BeitorktioD of Confidence, but Sales Are
Not FeTeriBh.
LONDON BUYS FREELY IN OPEN MARKET
Ramors of Mediation Detmeen the
Straggling Far Knstera Powers
(.lira Prices an Knconr
aging lloost.
NEW YORK, Jan. U'..-The weakness of
stocks, wnlch became more pronounced to
day, was doubtless attributed to tne tin
certain outlook in Russia, nut tho effect
was not produced olrectiy through tho
usual cnaimeis. In lact. London iw.cgni
here during the early part of tn- day al
most as freely as it soul on Mommy. Tha
lone of the foreign markets generally also
reflected a relaxation or tne acute anxieiy
over the aituatton In Russia. A tendency
has been noticeable on the part of pro
lesslonal traders to put nut a line of snort
contracts lute In the dnv on the supposi
tion that unexpected events over 1 ight
would be Itkelv to favor the bear side.
With the opening of the following day s
market snd with affairs In St. Petersburg
apparently better than worse, the market
has been strong In the rsrly dealings. The
lull in tho activity of the Interior frelgnt
movement makes an Impression on senti
ment and this was reinforced today by
the nhirn falllna off of cross earnings for
the third week In January reported by the
Missouri Pacific. The decline tn net tam
ing for the Wabash for December was
effective in tha same direction. The very
heavy demands reached by the gold export
movement today was a chilling Influence
on speculative sentiment, the mote M a
the movement has no defined limit In sight.
It Is evident that Paris regards Its large
holdings nf Russian securities as requiring
the fortifying of Its gold reserve to an
important extent, The dispute amongst the
railroads over export grain rates as be
tween the Atlantic and the gulf ports came
In for some consideration and favorable
action by a congressional commltteeupon
a nronosed In vestisatlon of the United
States Steel corporation, weighed upon its
securities. The gold outgo causnd a firmer
tone for time loans, but tne premium on
New York exchanae at Chicago rose
sharplv. Indicating a valuable source for
still further replenishing the local money
supply. The demand to cover rrom 1110
day's short sellers was sufficient to etfect a
material rallv and the closing was firm at
recoveries from the extreme declines.
Ronds were heavv: total Kales, par value,
$r,)H5.otiO. United States bonds were all un
changed on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Hales. It lgn.t.ow. ciose.
Atchison
do preferred
Atlantic Coast Line..
Baltimore Ohio....
do preferred
Canadian Paclflo ....
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
10.7110 W 84V4 !-o4
ti,00 lim )i(l H94
1.(10 121 120 130
10,9") 1014 li4 1014
100 9H4 9k 99
6,700 1314 1304 1314
600 194
192 1924
6.1' 44
4B4 4 lt
Chicago Alton
do preferred 100
Chicago O. W 1.4H0
41
80
?J4
80
214
219
80
224
Chicago & N. W 4.) 222
C, M. & St. P 23.81") 174
221
1714 1724
Chicago Term. & T.. 1.7i
do preferred 4.0HO
C C, C. & St. L. . . .
154
144 144
24
934
24
614
254 2f4
924 934
Colo. & Southern 1,100
234 2:14
do 1st preferred. .
do 2d preferred.
Del. & Hudson.....
Del., lM.ck. & W..
Denver & R. O....
do preferred ....
Erie
do 1st preferred..
nw
6I' 1
soi
lsi 1814 1x04 ISO
:o 3354 3X 340
30
100
. . 90,700
85 85 844
414 4i4 414
794 784 784
64 6.'4 t;:(4
li'..im
do 2d preferred 6.700
Hocking Valley
;,
do preferred ....
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do preferred ....
K. C. Southern....
do preferred ....
Louisville & Nash.
Manhattan L
Met. Securities ...
Met. Street Ry....
Mex. Central
Minn. A St. L
89
5.400 1544 152 1534
29
55
8(J 2!'4
2.100 594
284
574
284
584
8.900 IS".
1844 1344
2.600 194 M4 1SH
2.1O0 76-4 764 754
6.200 1164 1154 1154
6.800 224 214 214
60
M., St. P. & 8. S. M. 1.100
934 924 934
do preferred
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tex
do preferred
N. R. R. of Mex pfd.
N. T. Central
N. T.. Ont. & V...
Norfolk & West
do preferred .......
300 1514 1507 HH
8.700 1054 1044 104T4
2.300
3,800
31V
304 31
6i4
644 644
100
41
41 404
7.800 1434 1414 1424
3.5O0 434 424 434
!.
114
92i
135
834
914
774
1O0 924
39,500 1364
92
Pennsylvania
1:154
K.. c. c & at. u
Reading 104.400
do 1st preferred 600
do 2d preferred
75
854
92
85
864
Rock Island Co
do preferred
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd,
St. Louis 8. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific ....
do preferred
Southern Railway ...
do preferred
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St. L. At W..
do preferred
, 61,7"0
1,700
400
lot)
1,400
354
804
704
254
604
334
794
70
254
59
34
794
694
244
594
62.600
654
ttJ
3.100 1184 1174 1174
23.500 334 324 334
400
1.701)
97
334
964
324
96
324
34
52
200 62 61 4
Union Pacific
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wheeling & L. E. ..
Wisconsin Central..
do preferred
Adams Express
American Express..
U. 8. Express
Wells-Fargo Exp
Amal. Cupper
.113, lli. llo
1164
974
100
6)
984
94
24
41
204
2.500
414
414
IS
21
44
2 0
220
119
240
714
81 4
91
:U4
93
6
364
1O0 245
200 221
: 15
221
92.200
734
32
914
34
"4
364
70
314
914
334
36
Am. Car & Foundry.
700
500
500
2n0
do preferred . . .
Am. Cotton Oil .
do preferred ...
American Ice . . .
do preferred . . .
Am. Linseed Oil.
.... 15
.... 30
33 XI
do preferred
Am. Locomotive 2.2"0 24
do preferred
Am. Smelt. & R'f'g .
do preferred
Am. Sugar R'f'g
Am. Tobacco, pfd e..
Anaconda Mln. Co...
Brooklyn Rapid T
Colo. Fuel & Iron....
Consolidated Oas ....
Corn Products
do preferred
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
International Paper..
do preferred
300 bfi
H1-4 o44
7.800 M4 83L.
1.9m) 117 1154 "4
Ji:o i!
924 91 4
92
IV.1'4 I'M1,,
'A
1044
594
434
1974
35
182
ioi,;
73
38
874
:a
98
42
19.1110 H0,
584
15.600 454
2.5im 21104 198
1.8'rft 184
174
200 74
1.600 36
74
344
2.4K) 1814 182
l.foo 214 204
International Pump..
do preferred 2V 884 874
National Lead 2.700 2"i4 -'44
North American .VK) 94 9
Pacific Mall 1.300 43 42
People s Gas
Pressed Steel Car.
4.100 lost; ior,ii io',4
H" .w .lit 3j
do preferred 1.1'IU 88 88
4
154
674
2." 4
91
684
l'!4
Pullman Pal. Car
Republic Steel I.00O 154 1.1
do preferred :ui v4 1174
Rubber Goods bin :'6 ?iVj
do preferred 2.?o0 94 91
Tenn. Coal ft Iron.... 6.300 !4 i;
U. S. Leather 2,D 124 l:'4
do prererren
l..i' p.!.
T . R. Realty 2.(iO) 79( -,n
I . 8. Rubber fi"0 3iJ 34
do pr-ferred 4fx wK f
T S. Steel 66.300 29-4 "M.;
do preferred 80 1m) 914 9H
Virginia-Car. Chem.. 3.1oO 334 324
do nreferred
Wasting-bonne Kloe.. -l'rt 17tia it
944
9.
Ki
9";
9? 4
11
174
western union ) 914 fl:!
Total sale for the day, 1,048,700 shares,
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Jan. 25. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds were:
Contolt, rnooay ...
do account . . . .
Anarood
Ati'hlsiin
do pfd
Baltimore a Ohio.
Canadian Pul8u ..
Clin & Ohio
Chicago Ot W
'.. u ft at. p...
P Bears
iMnvar ft R. U
do pfd
EHa
do Ut pfd
do d pfd
flllnots Central ...
Loula. A Naah
14.. K. ft T
M-lrN Y.'OntrsI
.. Norfolk a w.
do pfd ....
. . MlDntarlo ti W.
..UlJIPsuntvlrani
. .iniSiUnd Mine ..
14',
Mi
i
44
4a
it
di4
4H
J4
M
T
111',
100
i
44
!:.'- KM.Ilni
. . 411.
.. !S
..1T
..It
..12
.. 7;-,
.. 434
.. !
.. Ml,
.
..Hi
.. U
do lit pfd.,
sir- Id pfd
Southern Hallway ...
do pfd
southern Pacini;
1'nuui Tarlnc
do pfd
I' a. gtael
do pfd
Wbah
do prd
Spanlih 4a
4
SILVER Har. firm, L'8 S-16d per ouncs
1I.1VM.-V , 1 . . 1 - . .
11 in- ,n t:eiu.
Tiie rate of discount in the open market
for short tills la 2 7-16 per cent; for three
months bills. 24 per cent.
New York Mining !ot-ka.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25. The following ttre
ill tioama nuumiiuiin 011 nulling Stock:
Adama Can
ti
Lmt ctii.f
. f
SI.',
.toil
. It
. 14
. U
. 44
3
A III
Hiaeca
Brunawlik i on .
Comalork Tuonal
i n Cal. ft V .
Hora Silver
Iron Slbar
iMdvllla 10s
4 iffcred.
. IS
.
. in
.
Ontario
i)llilr
Kiineiilk
Hulual
aa
rtlirra Nera.la.
Small Hopea .,
Standard
Hank 4 learlngs.
OMAHA. Jan. 2.'.. The bank clearing
for Wednesday, were $l,l,l,;il.:'4. vFor.le
same day a year ago clearings were II. 112,
631 12.
.New York Master Market.
NEW YORK. Jan 25 MONEY On call,
steady at 14'2 per cent; cloaiug bid, 14 per
cent; offered at 2 per cent: time loans,
slightly firmer; sixty and ninety das. 3 per
cent; ilx months, 34'it34 per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 34,144 pet cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual buslncr In bankers' bills st 14 877.V9
4 8780 for demand and nt 84 M4o4t4 8550 f.r
sixty-day bills: posted rates. $4 and
4.4; commercial tills,
SILVER Bor, 14":
474c
BONDS Government.
14 Sr.4'S?4 sss.
Mexican dollars,
steady; railroad.
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds were
f S ref tl,
do ceupon .
on sr. rf..
reg ...lufHaran 4s. ctfn
.... 974
mas
4i..lw,a
.... 74-,
.... t"
4,
. . . 1"0 ,
. ... 17
4a ai
...inn
us
....1114
.... 7T4
....loj
.... 7t
...10.1
lor
Ml I. N. unl. 4n.
.in3!Manhaitan c. g
I'liiUM central 4a .
.111",! dn 1st tni-
.1.1114 "Minn, a St. I..
1WH M.. K. T. 4.
.t' do 2a
do coupon
do
new 4a. reg.
do i-oupon
do old 4t,
reg.
do roupnn
Am. Tobari-o 4. ctfa. : S. R. R. of M.
do . ctfs 1114 "S. Y. c. g
Atrhlaon gsn. 4a 101 , N J. f g M ...
do adj. 4
. . ska, .-no. cavinc 4a
..1"1 I do fa
..l4'4lN. ft W. r. 4a...
.. l O s I, rfdg 4a.
,.113'a Penn. conv. Jii..
.. !1 I Reading gen. 4..
Atlantic c. L 4
bal. ft Ohio i'..
do !'
Central of 5a
do lt Inr
do 2d inr
t'hai ft Ohio 4ia
Chicago ft A. 3Sa..
C , H. ft Q. n. 4..
C, B. I. ft r. 4a..
do col. In
ccr. ft St. L. g 4s
chloago Tr. 4s...
Colorado Mid. 4a..
Cola, ft So. 4a
Cure fia, rtfa
I ft R. 0 4a ,
Dial tiler' Fee. it..,
as 1st. L. ft I. M
H.lil
.m sl L. ft s
. at. L .8 W
.Hi"1 Seaboard A.
r. fg 4a.
r. 4a....
V. 41.... 171
a
. 114 So Pa.'lflc 4a
. So. Rallwar 6 ....
.imyTmi ft p. ia ...
. S7kT . St. L. A W.
. 74il'nlon parlnc 4a..
. do eanr. 4a
.)M:tl. 9. Steel 2d te.
.101 Wahaih la
. 7H! do deb. B
.1014,1 Waitem Md. 4 ..
. 1W. ft I, R 4. ..
.111 jWli. Central 4a...
1I04 ,
. lli
.i'4
. f4
.1044
111)
. 14
..lie
. 7i
. !S
. H4
. i4
rie prior lien
dn grn. 4a...
r. w. d c
4a.
la
Working Val. 4',...
Bid. Offered.
Boatea gteck Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 26. Call loans. 24'a34 per
cent; time loans, 84 per cent. Official
closing on stocks and bonds;
Atchlaon adj. 4a f .Adventure
dn 4a 1U24 Allouei
Ma. Central 4a ... 7 1 Amalgamated ..
Ali-hlson ae Amerlran Zinc
do Pfd S9V Atlantlo
. l4
714
. 12
. 1
. 2v
. 4SH
.
. 4
. 14
. a
. in
n
-'34
. 'l
. 1'i4
. 61
4i
. 26
. !"
. 27
1H.S
"7'l
. 2'S
. n-4
. 4ii'4j
44
. "1
.illj
Bnaton ft Albany 2E4 jHlngham
Boeton ft Maine.
174 Cal. ft Herla...
Boatnn Klevated
Fltchbiirg pfd ..
Mex. Central
N. Y.. N. H. ft
Per Marquette
1M I'lenlrnnlal ....
144 ! Copper Range .
-iVI'al Weat
H...20U liomlnlon Cue I
K .Franklla
ll'a Oranrr
In Ion fai'irti: ..
Airier.
do
Anier.
Amer.
dn
Amer.
Amer.
Arge. Chem.
pfd
Pneu. Tube..
Sugar
ptii
T. ft T
Woolen
pfd
.. 11 lale Hovale
.. lit Mini Mining ..
.. 44: Mtrhigan
..ISBkti.Mnhawk
..1.1 Mont. C. ft C.
..l:'iilld Pomlnlon ..
. . i'n-,i)ii role
.. ! Parrot
.. 14"iUuln.r
do
Dominion I. ft 8...
Edlenn Rler. Itlu...
Maaa. Rlectrlc
do pfd
Maaa. Uaa
I'nlted rrutt
Vnlted Shoe Maih..
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
weetlng. Common .
Bid. "Asked.
. .2i! Shannon
IS
M
ramarick
Trinity
V. 8 Mining..
f. 8. Oil
Ptah
Vliorla
Winona
Wolverine
.
.106
. 70
. I4
. 2S
. 82
.
Koretan Financial.
TA RIS, Jan. 25. Prices on the bourse to
day opened firm on the improved news from
Bt. Petersburg and the market continued
calm and steady. A rumor was circulated
of possible mediation between Russia and
Japan and at the close prices were very
firm. Russian Imperial 4s were (incited at
8K.n5 and Russian honds of K104 at 4. Three
per cent rentes, 98f loo for the account; ex
change on London, 26f 13Ho for checks.
LONDON, Jan. 25 Money was In fair de
mand in the market today for Stock ex
change requirements. The more than ample
supplies are expected soon to be Increased
by the Influx of llO.OUO.ono in sold. Including
2M. whereby the reserve of the
Bank of I
Kngland will probably he considerably
strengthened. Consequently discounts were
easier. Russians. KalMrs and consols ad
vanced and generally "there was a more
cheerful feeling. Americans were weak.
Prices closed dull. Bullion amounting to
100.000 was taken into the Bank or Eng.
land on balance today.
BERLIN. Jan. 25. Exchange on London,
20m 44Hpfg for checks. Discount rates for
short bills, I'i per cent; for '.hree months'
bills, l per cent. Th weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
the following changes;, Cash In hand In
creased t4.2tiO,000 marks,-treasury notes In
creased 2.44U.UOO inarkf; other securities de
creased. 64,440,000 marks; notes in circula
tion decreased 78.940.CoO aiai ki.
' Treaorys atateuient.
WASHINGTON,-Jan, 25. Today's state
ment of tha treasury balance in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the IIoO.OOo.ikio gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, 12.i.893,614;
gold, 154,116,067.
UHAIlt WIIOLESAIK MAIIKRT.
Condition of Trad anil Qavtatltins on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGOS Candled stock, 2521)0
LIVE POULTRY Hen. 9c; roosters. 6c;
turkeys, loc; ducks, !)9Vie; geese, fcv; spring
chickens, Sc.
DRE88KU POULTRY Turkeys. ISiffinc;
ducks, 10?jl2c; gfese, .0o; chickens. Mm
lf4c; roosters, fi'JiTe. '
Bl'TTER Packing stock. So; choice lo
fancy dairy, l!fj2oc; creamery, 2XJ29c;
prints. 30c.
FRESH FROZEN FI9II Trout. He;
pickerel. 8c; pike. 9c; perch, 7c; blueflsh.
12c; whlteflsh, 9c; ealinon, 13c; redsuupper,
11c; lobster, (green), 30c; lobster (huiiedi,
3;ic; bullheads, 11c; catfish. 14c; black bass,
25c; halibut. 12c; erupples, 12c; buffalo, 7c;
while bass, 11c; frog legs, per doz., 25c.
BRAN Per ton. 115.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealers' association: Choice No. 1
upland, StaMai: No, 2, 4V..CU; rr.r:!i'.'.m. Ij.OO;
coarse. 14.50. Rye straw. S5.0H. These
rirlces arc for hay of good color and qual
ty. .
01MTE.KS .ew York, counts, per can.
45c; extra selects, per can, 35c; standards,
per can, :10c; hulk standards, per gal.. $l.4u;
hulk extra selects, per Ral., 11.75; bulk Now
York counts per gal., 11.90.
TROPICAL rF.l'ITS.
ORANGES California Redland navels,
all sizes, 2.75Cg3.00; choice navels, l2.5oj
2.75; California seedlings, all sixes, 12.00.
LEMONS California fancy. 12.75; Sou and
81. 3.7n; choice, M.2b(ii3.!i-.
MATES -?--: -.'.os 01 3!'-lb. pkfr.i.. 12.00;
Hallowe en. In 70 lb. boxes, per lb. 6',ii8'ie.
K1U9 California, per 10-Id. carton, 61f
86c; Imported Smyrna. 4-crown. 12'jc; 5
crown, 14c; 7-crown, 16c; fancy Imported
iwnshedi. In 1-lb nkgs.. lCJilSc: Culllonila.
per case of 36 pkgs., 12.25.
BANANAS Per medium issel hunch,
12.0(12.50; Jumbos. $2.754f3.SO.
uRAPEFRL IT Per box of 54 to 64, 15.00.
FRUITS.
APPLiES-Home grown Jonathans, per
bbl., 2.5n; New York Kings, $.'1-25; New
York Greenings, 12.60; New York Bald
wine. I2.i6; Colorado Jonathans. SI 70;
Wlnesitp. per. hu. box, 11.50.
PEARS Utah. Colorado and California.
fall varieties, per box, H.iO
CRANBERRIEB-WiscoiiNlis Bell and
Bugle, oer bh' . 17.76: U lneonsln Hell and
Cherry and jerseys, per bbl., 17.50; per box,
12.75.
(JRAPEK IinnurtFd KfulEua ner Wear.
I6.00ii6.5(i.
rANUERINES Florida or California, per
'.s-box,. 12.50.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Horn, etnain ln uek. n.p
bu.. 4oc; Colorado. Der bu.. line.
Tl'RNIPH OM ner ho io.. Canu.lu vntti-
bugas, per It;., lo.
.1 r, r, . ii.a . . -
inini"m-inii per nu., awe.
PARSNIPS -Old, per bu., 4oc.
BKET8-OI.1, prr iiu.. Kic.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu.. 1.962.ii.
ONfONfl II ntllA ffPOU',1 I.A.1 1.1 UU.Ua
bu.. 11.00; Spanish, per crate, 12.15; Colorado
yellow, per lb., 2c; while, per lb., 2V.0.
(. 1 t IM HERS Per don.. I2.25tf2.60.
TOMATOES California, ner 4-Wket
crate. I2.50lti3.of): Florida, tier .i1t ,r.ii
45.0ik'o5.oO.
CABBAGE-Holland seed, per lb., lc.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas kiln dried
per bbl.. 12 60.
ctl.ER-Per doz., .5S30; California, tic.
RADISHES Hothuiike, per do . 4oc.
ONIONS New, southern, per dux., foe.
CARROTS New, per dox , 45c.
BF.ET8 New, per tloa.. 46c.
Tl'R N I PS New, per dox . 45c.
Lettuce Per Ui of about nrtean
heads, 60c.
M I SCELLA N EOUS.
SAUERKRAUT VVlncoiiain. ner Ua
12.60.
( I HER- New York, ucr bbl.. l., '0: n. r
half bbl., 26.
CHEESE Wisconsin twiriw loll cream
12"ii13c; Wlaconsin Young Ainerli 11. 13c;
uiock Bwisi, new. Joe; old, luni.c; tviscou
ain brick. 14c: Wiacoiulu llinbuiger, 13c.
HIliES No. 1 green, ic; No. i green, tic;
No. 1 salted. S'je; No. 2 salted, "fcc; No. 1
veal calf. 9c; No. 2 veal calf. 7c; dry salted,
'ql4c; sheep pelt. 2ic4j1.0O; horse hidtw,
ll.5oifi3.tia.
N I TS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 14c; hard shell, per lb., 13c::
No. 2 aoft shells, per lb., 12c; No. J hard
shell, per lh., 12c; pecans, laige. ier Hi.
Uc; email, per lb., lie; peanuts, per lb., 7r;
uianli'd peanuts, per lh., Kc; Chili waliKlls.
per. lb.. U'qi;i',c; alnnnds. soft shell, pt-r
.b.. 17c; hard shell, per lb., 15c; chestnuts,
nei" lh., 1.1V' lie; nen bl. k walnuts, per
hu , 7."4i9iic; shellbark hickory nuts, pi r bu.,
11.75, laige hlckorj nuls, per bu., II io
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Traits Terj Late in Arrifing, but Cattle
Sold Steady to 8trig.
HOGS STRONG TO FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Ifcers and l.amha er Doll. Mlth
Market tonalderahle Inner. ales
nine All the War from earl
Stead) to a Unnrter Unrr.
SOCTH OMAHA. Jan. IV !?'.
Recemts a-r
(.;.: tie. iloga. Sheep.
OflniHl Mond.iy ....
Official Tuesday
Ofticliil Weiinesda .
6,lio
11.7H7
.n0
l.K)
Three days this veek..l2.o;4
Hame das list week....!",
Same diis week before. .13 4
Same three weeks an.. T..14.1
Hsms four aeess agi.. 4.4"1
Hame days last ear . . . .11.M9
2 -tVi
2d. csi
.'1.64H
W.H41
4.7H
21.SU
:i'.H-'l
2J.oia
1.10
2H.122
1.W7
27.!'.10
HECEIPT3 KOn THE YEAR TO DATE.
The followlrg table ahos the receipn
of cattle, hugs and sheep at Bouth Omaha
for the year to date, with comparison with
jvar;
, 19t. I'M.
r.-,,,e bT.SJ' W51
Inc.
Pee.
1,64
21.16"
1VJ2I
'J" 14.164 14.1.4
Bhvp lu7.4ni 125,712
4 lio tolJow, inir tuii.. Kh...
the
average
price of hogs at Bouth Omaha for tha lst
everal daya, with compsrlsons:
I IMS. 1X)4.1? J.lriI,riOi.lK41.183
4 ? 14 tail
1 4341
44UI 4 771
X7 I 22 1 4 4 Ml I .
s 101 I II 4 lsJ( 4 3 I 67
ill t (HI t j I 44
I 6 04i 4 f 2 4)
24 I 4 J5 I 41
118; 6 04 I I 43
a ur; S 0i 4) S4V
li Ibi 1 14 4 i I 46
14 6 261 4 .151 S 641
4 4b4 4 8, 28!
4 46 4 M, 34
4 60
I I B 6 SSI
I 4 ) Ij 4
4 Gl
(2 l 40
4 b.'
4 6.
40,
4 63
I 041 t 23 4 41
3 65
4 01
4
I 6i'V,i
4 (1
4 76
4 7:tj
4 69
461 I ( 17 4 49
48, 0t I 4 Ml
i, 6 14, 6 16,
41 6 22 6 261 4 Uj
II bO
3 65
I 6i
4 61V.
4 74
6 4 6 16 6 27 1 4 6-'
3 S3
a riu. a I a t,, n 1T1 g iac 4 4.4
3 4.1
4 iibvk, 4 6M. I 6 221 o '.'! 4 601 0 M
4 6.i 1 4 74 6 Sfi - It iii 4 o4i X tl
4 57 4 tiK 47 6 27 ; 4 64 S M
4 6 4
6 60
63'
IS: i) 2it.
t W
1 4 $,
4 ti.'!', 4 US,
4 i'1,, :
1 I W,
6 02 5 13! 4 63j
0 ia 5 la 4 19
6 (is, 5 22 4 5A
6 14, 0 13, 4 4K,
3 5!
3 HI
3 Wl
1;
6 on
i
Indicate Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today bv each road was:
( attle. Hogs. 8 heen.H'r's.
c, Al. i St. P. Ky.. 12
WabaMh 2
.Mo. H. Ry 2
I". P. system 2s
C. & N. W. Ry 2
K, K. ei M. V. R. R. 25
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry 24
B. M. ity 26
C, li. & g. Ry 15
C, R. 1. P., east.. 9
C. R. 1. P., west.. 1
Illinois Central 3
Chi. (ileal Western., 2
Total receipts ltUI
Jan.
Jan. I....
Jan. 4....
Jan. 6....
Jan. e....
Jn. 7....
Jan. ....
Jan. ....
Jan. 10...
Jan. 11...
Jan. 12...
Jan. 13...
Jan. 14...
Jan. 16...
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The disposition of me day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot head indicated;
Uuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Otnan.i Packing Co 153 l.aiM i2
Swift and Company .... 1,147 2,424
Cuilahy Packing- Co. .. it3 22.l :i.;;ti
Armour Co 613 L'.i'tH j win
Cuilahy Pkg. Co., S. C 1,(6
Armour & Co., S. C 842
Yanaant 4 Co 10
Carey A. Benton 7
1oliman Co 06
McCienry Clark 35
AV. I. Stephen 17
Hill A Huntzinger 217
Huston Ct 28
L. F. Iluaz II
Ham Werthrlmer 24i
Mike Haggerty '.(8
Sol Dcgan 23
J. B. Root & Co 21
Bulla & Kllna 23
Schwarxchlld & S 4
Other buyers 166 1.973
I
Totals 3,642 11,487 7,096
CATTLE There was a fairly liberal run
of cattle here this morning, but the trams
were very slow In arriving, and It was well
along toward noon before much business
was transacted. There was no great
amount ot lite to tilt trade when the cattle
did arrive, so there waa not much oppor
tunity for advancing prices.
About the usual proportion of the re
ceipts consisted of corn-ted steers and some
of them were of fair quality, as will be
seen from the sales below. The market
could safely be quoted steady and in some
spots it looked a little stronger. Trading,
tnough, was slow, and that, together wltn
the late arrival of trains, made It late In
the day before anything like a clearance
was made.
There was a fairly good demand for cow
stuff, but, the same as with steers, the
day waa well advanced before the market
opened. The general situation could best
be described by calling the market steady
to strong on the desirable grades, with
others Just about steady. Buyers all aeemsd
to want u few cattle, but at the same time
they did not tako hold with any life, and
the cattle changed hands slowly.
Bulls, veal calves and stags did not show
a great deal of change from yesterday.
Speculators all seemed to be anxious for
j pood heavy feeders thl.-" morning ana such
kinus cliaiigca nanus very rreeiy at sieaay
prices, and in fact some sales looked a
little stronger. When It cume to the com
mon and light cattle, however, the demand
was very limited and salesmen found It dif
ficult to dispose of such kinds at what
looked lo be steady prices. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
N A. Pr. No. A. Hr.
1 4ii 2 7S :i 1094 4 J5
1 MO 3 25 14 12M 4 Ml
Pi llilu 3 0 20 la7 5 IKI
12 1IWI 4 10 2 1:121 4 04
1023 4 15
STEERS AND COWS.
13 1U 4 40
COWS.
1 40 00 1 HV',0 s 00
1 1020 2 mi IS ma 3 05
1 0 5 00 17 K57 I 04
4 7112 2 20 15 110 3 10
4 27 2 25 6 1083 J 15
-, 734 t 25 J 10(10 ft M
1 1010 III 5 173 I 25
J l:;5 2 50 5 1114 3 st
a 481 3 r.O 1 1047 3 35
4 k2 2 45 1 Mm 1 35
1 1210 ! 70 10 1033 J6
1115 2 76 20 83f 3 35
1... i:40 2 75 S 1134 3 41)
; M5 S 75 1 1460 3 40
1H0 t 75 4 1050 3 40
1 40 2 70 4 75 3 40
4 KHiO 2 .'. t I02!i 3 40
1 1350 S 0 .1 1224 3 .VI
17 1OF.0 I 0 14 1217 3 10
7 HU 3 HO 1 1350 .1 50
3 4 I oil 4 110 I 10
1 1540 3 no ' iuo 3 an
;l 8Hli 3 IHI 17 9H& 3 (u
5 112 f 00 2" 1175 I tin
I 'i:i 3 in 14 1220 4 00
1 -.an 3 uo
COWS AND HEIFERS.
t 3 t 50 10 nt 1 40
HEIFERS.
445 40 2 -6 I
I I & 1 ', 1 in
I 412 t 70 5 7I I to
1 7& I 00 54 J3 3 til
'ALVEB.
I 120 5 00 1 120 ( t
1 IO11 I 25 1 170 i 15
1 BULLS.
1210
12n
1320
tm
1070
1820
110
2 50
2 :o
2 HO
2 (5
2 70
I 70
I 76
.. 640
. .1
..1450
..14.10
..ir.no
,.1750
..140
I 71
I tl
I as
3 on
3 00
3 00
I 51
STAGS.
1.100
STOCK (
f 50
ows
AND
HEIFERS.
7?0
35
747 I 7
FEEDERS.
lis 1 40
721 It
710 I .hi
727 I 10
46 I 70
ltUO 4 00
STOCKERS
AND
It..,
..
3..,
4...
2...
It...
I'.O 2 7
37(1
754
71.1
424
704
3 10
1 25
3 25
t 23
I .".I
HOGS Ther was quite a
liberal run
of
hugs In sight this morning, but the cold
westtuT m.n'e tne trains late and us a re
sult It post noon before everything re
ported had arrived at tho yards. The local
demand waa in good ehape, provisions
higher and reports from other points favo
rable to the selling Interests. A a r4ult
price advanced about a nickel, and after
buyers and sellers filially gut together on
prices trading waa fairly active and th
turlv arrivals were soon disposed of. and
in fact everything that came in before the
noon ho.ir cold in Just about the name
notches. The llijht wlghl sold lurgely
from $4.i;71, down. Medium and mixed hogs
sold rrom a,.'n-j m ei e- unu ma prune
lietiviia from Hi-'i su.
Hi'liiea.litali,.
sale
N.
::
J7
71
ii
II
7 . . . .
21 . ..
41....
76
71....
.-,5
ia
n
',
71 . ....
en....
. HI). Pr. "'. A. Su. Fr.
165 ... 4 66 54 224 ... 4 70
1U ... i 231 ao a T.)
260 IKI 4 6 02 237 ... 4 7n
254 40 4 270 til 4 70
32 . . 4 24.1 ... 4 70
141 411 4 ai. 44 it o 4 70
.219 ... 4 70 .1'. ... t 70
.11 .. ' ST 247 lib 4 70
204 ... 4 4f4. 4 St.' IN 4 70
.204 a I 4 ti , 7' 242 40 I 7.1
,21 ... 4 a;i. To ..247 ... 4 721,
2ir. ... 4 t.i, 44 2 ... 4 7Ji;
211.S ... 4 t7', r. i:.M ... 4 7-1 j
2"4 ... 4 (71, .V. L'til ... 4 77
22 ... 4 .7i, 4ii .-: ... 4 7J
.214 ... 4 47-, 71 .21 laii 4
4 74
4 STi,
4 47S
4 4T
M
It ,
M
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a .
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at .
4 71 4
4 72'
4 7!',
4 TJ'
4 72',
4 72V,
4 7H
4 r.",
4 72 1,
4 7?',
4 72",
4 7v,
4 72',
4 72 a
4 75
4 75
4 74
4 T
4 7:.
4 41
4 to
4 10
4 in
4 U'a
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Ml
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274
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IM
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.:'4t
:m
Ml
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7
.Hi
-71
4lt
,7
i;o
20
12
a 7
4 7"
4 70
4 TO
4 7n
4 7
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 TO
4 7l
4 70
4 7a
4 74
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
1.'4
..244
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. .27
. 1U
.JM
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;7t
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244
.241
.2(4
27
.244
120
4
441
to
te.
41
It
41
712
SH H.KP-There was quite a liberal run
of sheep reported, hut, th same as with
rattle and nogs, they nero very siow In
arriving. Advices from the east -ere wry
unfavorable to the selling Interests, as
they showed that the mutton market was
In had shape. That being the situation,
local packers were extremely bearish and
the market suffered a sever slump. The
prices paid were naturally vary unevett
and ranged all tha way from about steady
to aa much as a ausrter lower In extreme
cases, (talesmen were, of course, not pre
pared to tske off thst much In one l imo,
sndas a result trading was extremely slow
and It was late before snytlilng like a
clearance was made. On thing that hsiped
the market was the fact thst quit a tsw
of the shipments hsd been sold to arrive.
so thst there were not as many on sale as
me receipts would Indicate.
Wuotsflons for led stoctt: flood tfi choln
yearlings. .0(yn.0; fair lo good year
lings, iiMiyt.Oi, good to choice wethers,
!m'ai50; fair to good wethers. I4.760jt.00.
good to choice ewes. 14 504Ji.M0: fair to gnnd
ewes. 4.0aJ4 nfl; common tn ts'e ewes, tot 60
H4.au ; good to chotre Ismtis. 17 10 7.5; fair
to good lambs. IS. 7787. on; teener yearling,
I4 6otf6.on; feeder wethers, 4.iifj4.6t; feeder
ewe, U.264M.;t; feeder lambs. 6.6Ct?tl ii;
HeeresentaUva ssles:
No.
1 westsrn buck
72 western ewes
531 western ewes
1 w-estern ewe
03 western ewes
141 western wethers
8S2 western lambs
1ST western lambs
12 western culls
?;i2 western feeder ewes
50 western ewes
Kt western ewes
3.V1 western ewes..,.
10 western lamb
Av.
. 20"
. 9
. ft')
...sn
. 95
. 9S
. (3
. t
. 79
. 84
. 95
. 94
. 94
. 73
Pr.
3 60
4 30
4 50
4 Ul
4 75
6 26
7 no
7 00
2 M
5 40
4 26
4 t
4 o
7 (l
CHICAGO . LIVE STOt K MARK 1ST
Cattle Steady, Hogs fire to Tea Ocats
IHarner nnd ber Weak.
CHICAGO. Jan. 26-CATTLE-Recelpts,
lft.iatt head; market steady to strong; good
to prime steers, 16.664:16 30; poor 10 me
dium, 3.K4i3.ttit; stock rs and feeders, 2.80
i&4.2i; cows, Il.2iflj4.40; heifers. ' 2.0tHj).2i;
canneis. 1.26r2.0; bulls, I2.0M&3.90; calves,
2.76fl7.no.
HOGS Receipts, 30,000 head; estlmsted
tomorrow, 25,000 head; market 5tf10o
higher; mixed and butchers, 44.6Mw.tio;
good to choice heavy. $4,9641.95; rough
heavy, $4 P64.S0; light, $4.7xa4.8.i; bulk of
sales. $4.7iVo4.87H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.000
!uad; market for sheep steady to weak;
lambs, 10c lower; good to choice wethers.
U.9He.56; fair to choice mixed, HW'4j4.l;
western sheep, f4.263,j0; native lambs,
$i.76rtr7.5n; western lambs, 5.75S7.fW.
New York Live Slock Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26-BEEVES-Re-celpts,
1,664 head; market for steers Kyi30c
higher; bulls and cows steady; steers, $4 30
rhii.35; oxon and stags, $3.0tlen4.o0; hulls, 12.75
(Jr4.0o; cows, M.5oj3.00. Cables quoted live
eattl lower at lUill,c; few tops, 12c,
dressed weight; sheep, steady, lS13c,
dressed weight; refrigerator beef, 99',c;
exports, in head cattle; estimated tomorrow,
404 head cattle.
CALVES Receipts, 708 head: market for
veals firm to 15o higher: ha rn cards stendv;
westerns firm: veals, $6.or9.75; tops. $10;
little calves. M.O0tTS.OO: barnyards. H.0Otff3.4O;
westerns, $3.60. Dressed, firm; city veals,
Hfil4e; country. 67jl2Hc
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $,881
head; market for sheep steadv, lambs
steady; good lambs scarce and firm; trade
slow; iJ-eep. $4.00J.76: no very choice here;
lambs. 7.4o8.23; no very prime here.
HOGS-Recelpts. 1.344 head; market nomi
nally higher; no sales reported.
Kanaaa City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 23. CATTLE R.
celpts, 8.000 head, including 400 south
erns; market steady toJOc higher; choice
export and dressed beef steers, $4.754145.60;
fair to good. $3.5oM.76; western fed steers,
$3.60(36.76; stockers and feeders. $2.764.2S;
southern steers, .f 36(84.60; southern cows,
$2.26fff-3.50: native cows. $1.764I.76; native
heifers, $2.7yd4.80; bulls. $2.26(53.75; calves,
$3.'XXg6.50.
HOGS Receipts, 1,000 head; market 6g
10o higher; top. $4.95; bulk of sales, 14.70'
4.90; heavy, tM.fffiT 95: packers, $4.7604.90;
pigs and lights, $4.0nff4 80.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6 000
head; market slow to steady; native
lambs, $fl.604j".40; native wethers. $o.2.6.6":
native ewes. $4.6066.25; western lambs, $6.50
tr7.45; western yearlings, $n.75Si.0; west
ern lambs, $4.50Sti.80; stockers and feed
ers, $3.504rt.50.
t. I.ouls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25. (.'ATTLE Receipts,
4.000 haad. Including 800 Texans; market
slow to steady; native shipping and ex
port steers, li.OO'fJo.SO; dressed beef and
butchers steers, $4.0Vfi6.36; steers under
l.OuO pounds, $3,261(600; stockers and feed
ers, $2.2B(y4.25; wi and heifers, $2.2SW
4.50; canners. S1.761T2.10; bulls, $2.25f(fa.75;
calves. $3.rjiiig7.2o; Texas and Indian steers,
$2.5014.65; cows and heifers, $2.00(63.50.
HOGS Receipts, IO.00O head; market
strong and higher; plg and lights, $3.7o(tri
4.60; packers, f4.ti5tN.80; butchers and best
heavy, ll.SOfiN 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.500
head; market active and steady; native
muttons. $4.6dfl5.50; lambs. $5.00fl ;.5i ; culls
and bucks, $2 26(84.00; stockers, $2.uOfM.6o;
Trxans, t3.00alV.O.
fit, Joseph LIt atock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Jan. 25 CATTLE
Receipts. If. 1 10 head; market strong to 10c
higher; natives, $3 7Ofi-6.50; cow ahd heif.
era, I1.764i4.35; stockers and feeders. $2.75(1?
HOGS-Reoelpts. 9.615 head; market So
higher; light, $4.6oty4.8n; medium and
heavy. $4.7o(fl4.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.446
head; market steady to weak; lambs,
I7.5u.
Sioux t ttr l.lvc atork Market.
SIOUX CITr, Jan. 25.-(Hree!H Tele
gram. 1 CATTLE Receipts. 1,1100 head;
market about steady; beeves, $;l.50tj).&0;
cows, bulls and mixed. $2.25ttj3.75; stockers
and feeders, 2.75&G.7; calves and
yearlings, $2.26ifi3.45.
HOGS Receipts, 6.01KI head; market 5c
lOo higher; selling, $4.5ta4.75; bulk, $4.55
(7j4.66.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts or live stock at the all principal
westerr markets yesterday:
1 an te.
244
lit
is
:ot
2:7
iM
.2 1
Iloga. Sheen.
9.000 7,i
6 000
16.0ort 6,oVj
9.615 6,446
lOWm 2.500
30.000 I8.O10
80.615 36,710
South Omaha ..
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Ixiuls
Chicago
Totals
3.600
..... 1,0(10
$.000
2.110
4.O00
....18,0oi)
....40,146
' Wool Market.
LONDON. Jan. 26. WOOI The offerings
t the wool auction sales today niiinbered
12.667. Thla large quantity was well ab
sorbed by continents) and home buyers.
Weakness waa noted occasionally In fine
greasy owing to slackening demand from
Americana. Following are the sules in de
tail: Victoria. 4,9oO bales; scoured, lld'a.'s 2tyd:
freasy, &dt2fls 7d. New South Wales, 2.5O0
ales; scoured. 7d(7tls 9t: gressv, 4dglM
Id. Queennlatid. l.otiO belea:-ocouieij, is I'd
fals 9d. South Austral!, 900 hales: scoured
Is 6H'11J1 8d: greasy, 64dals Ud Wet
Australia, 800 bales: greasy, T-jll'-d. New
Zealand, 1,800 hales; greasy, nduls 3ad.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal. 1.100 hales;
scoured. Is ad 'yls 6i.
ST. liOUIS, Jan. 28. WOOIy-Nomlnnl;
medium grad. combing and clothing, JS'i
ii',c; heavy fine, 14f)i8c; tub-waahed, 27(f
41c.
BOSTON. Jan. 26. WOOL Owing to the
exceedingly small stocks of domestic wool
available, actual business In the Boston
market is unusually dull; territory wool
are noticeably scarce. In no previous
lias buying been so general, pulled wools
are somewhat easier; lorilgn wools are In
iulr demand and hold fiiin. (juoiatlou:
Idaho hue, l&V(ll9o; hvuyy fine, liyl.c;
hue medium, ISVi'lsc; medium, 2:'423c; low
medium. 322421c. Wyoming flue, 17-,'ulH,i;
heavy tine, li'ijlCc; fin medium. 17'-Jm18'Zc;
medium. 23'ffJ4c: low rn-dium. 234:4i. " Utah
and Nevuda fine, nctillc; heavy line,
Ibe; fine medium. 17Vttolv: medium, uttr23c;
low medium. 224c. Dakota fine. lHHrlsi-:
Due rui dluin. le&ltv; medium, :-u '4i : low
medium. i3u24c Montana flu rhohe. -.T
22c: line aiersge, Mi: fine mndlu'ii
cliol.'t, 2lf22c; average. 19?l-2(v: staple, 2"
"st-; nmllum choice, 'Jt'uJ-: average, 21
ft -"2c.
Irr liootla Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. -DRY (iOODS-The
market i at a standstill oing to the hli-
isrrt. which has not only prevented. miy:
frooi r'lclnar orders. bu,t has also practic
ally stopped shipping and seriously 1m
cnmmiHlpil the sencr.il coiviurt of bneinre.
Hovers arc h Hiking for revisions in many
lines.
Metal Market
NEW YORK. J.in -MET A T.S -There
was a moderate edvs-ice In the t.nndoti
tin market with spot closing at 4ll 16
and futures at 1) 6s. loealtv the mar
ket showed a little steadier tune, hut de
mand was oil!, t. Spot tin Is quoted nt
IC9 2o-4i 29. 75. Copper w a shade easier
on sixit In the Iondon market, that p.'
slth.n closing st 1V. while future
were unchanged at 7 1 l Ixicslly
the market drvolopiHl no fresh feature,
and the general run of producers were
very firm in their views. Home dealer
claim that lake copper can be hud around
flSSTi-, hut prlcrs are generally held st
$15.60; electrolvtle Is n'l'd at 115
1S .V; nnd casting at $16 t"i 15.25 Le v!
was unchanged at $4 .461,4 iS lit the loenl
market, but was a little- easier later,
rlosirg at 12 l.s 6.1. Spelter ws linn
at $5 2ti6.IO locally! London wa ! un
changoil. closing at X24 17s M. Iron close, I
at 6Ss 9.1 In Glasgow and Ks 11 " I In
Middlesboro. LixbIIt the imirket was un
changed. No. 1 foundry, northern, is
quoted nt 1 ;.50(i 17.96; No. 2 foundry,
northern, $17. M; No. 1 foundry, southern,
snd No. 1 foundrr, southern, soft SW.TV
180ft.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28. METALS Lead,
quiet at $4.S74. Spelter, steady at $6.16.
tattaa Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-COTTON- Quiet;
market closed steady at hi points higher;
middling uplands, 7.10r; mhldilug gulf. .3ici
sales, 16 hales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan . COTTON Fu
tures steady; January. e.Ctift.67t: Kehrnsrr,
46h6.6Sr; March, 6.rjl.67c; April, .ii
6 71c; Mav, 6.74 u 75c; June, 6.79'gfi 7V ; Jul ,
6 MiW.litc; August, 6.SSii !c; September,
6 M ti 6 96c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. i COTTON-Spot In
fair demand; prices 3 points higher: Amer
lean middling fair. 414d; good middling.
S.86d: mldilllug. 3.74il: low middling, I62d:
good ordinary. 3.48J; ordinary, J !l. Futiirca
opened steadv and closed stendv; American
middling g. 0. c.t January. 3.62d: Januarv
and February, 3.63d: February and March.
3 63d; March and April. SUM: Ap.ll and
May, 3 711; May and June. 3.741: June 11 tin
Julv, S 77d: July and August.-3. TIM: August
and September. S81d; Septemlier and Octo
ber. 3Md; October and November, 3 84d;
November and December. 3 s-d.
ST. LOUIS. .Inn. 25 -4 XVTTON Quiet, tin
chsnged; middling. 6c; sales, none: re
ceipts, none: shipments, none; jthxk, 43.321
hales.
Evaporated Apples and Drletl Kralti.
NEW YORK. Jim. 36.- EVA PORATED
APPLES The market is firmly held, with
reports from the Interh r Indicating strong
views umong first hands: common r
quoted nt I'lfOVec; prlpu;, u-'a'iiA'ic; choice,
V6e; fiincv, t;'4-Vi7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
show no change, with quotation ranging
from 2c to 57o. according to grade. Apricots
show 11 firmness of tune; choice are quoted
at lo-aioic; extrn choice, ll'uUv; fancy, 12
(ft 15c. Peaches lire In much the same posi
tion, With choice quoted at J'ao;. extta
choice, 10Hf(iloa4c; fancy, HWiUV.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
In the supreme court of the state e.f
Nebraska. Opinion filed January 6. !!:
12180. New Omaha ' Thomson-Houston
Electric Light conipuny sguinst Fred An
derson, administrator. Error lioni Doug
las. Reversed and rrninnded. Hastings,
C. Division No. 1.
1. In the absence of any municipal or
dinance or statute changing the rule, a
fireman who entered upon property with
out any special authority or invitation of
the owner, Is a bare licensee, made such
by public necessity, and takes the risk of
the premises aa he finds them..'
2. A member of a truck company, who
assists to hoist a ladder with metallic cor
ners against an electric light wire can
not in the absence of Invitation or per
mission of the owner complain that th
wires were nut properly insulated and that
he waa Injured because of sirrh lack of In
sulation. I. A claim for Injury by an electric shock
can not be sustained by s nier hypotheti
cal claim that such shock was only ren
dered possible by a ground current negli
gently permitted at some other point In
the circuit by defendant, it not annealing
that any usual precautions to prevent audi
-grounaing naa been omitted or that de
fendant had, or under the circumstances,
ought to have knowledge of It.
4. Section 1 or- ordinance numbered 4363
of th City of Ojnahav held-to Impose no
13037. Robert against Sioux Citv aV Pa
clflo Railway Company. Appeal from.
Washington. Reversed and Judgment for
appellees entered. Barnes. J; Sedgwick. J.,
concurring separately; Holcomb, C. J., dis
senting separately.
1. lien, after tne laps or thirty year
or more, th record of the proceedings In
the exorcise of the power of eminent do
main Is shown to be such that they would
have been valid under anv circumstances.
and where both parties have treated them
as valid, such circumstance will. If neces
sary, and in tho absence of evidence to
the contrary, be presumed to have existed.
2. The use for agricultural utir noses, such
as gracing and cultivation, by adjoining
lano owners or otnurwise tinusued and uu
fenced part of the right-of-way of a rail
road company is not inconsistent with or
adverse to the enjoyment of the easement.
3. occupany Dy an individual of parts or
the rlfzht-of-wa v nf a rallrniiH ,-,,nr.nr
obtained by condemnation proceedings wliii
elevators, granaries, coal sneds and a rn
liar structures, used in carrying on hi
tiusiness. and nv tne company, as a com
mon carrier, for convenience In handling
his shipments, will not be treated us ad
verse or under claim of title, unless ac.
tual notice of such claim Is brought horns
to the company, or his conduct is such as
will, as a matter of law. constitute such
notice.
4. In the absence of such notice or con
duct, the erection and maintenance of surh
buildings Without express agreement there
for, will be regarded as being with the per
mission, consent or license of the company,
and subject to Its right to resume posses
sion of the ground whenever necessity re
quires Its use for railroad purposes.
6. The question, whether In anv case a
railroad enmpanv can be- deprived of Its
right-of-way by adverse nnsaeastnn, Is not
Involved In thla case, and for that reason
is not decided.
HEAL KSTATK TH AXFKHS.
Deeds filed for record January 25, as fur
nished by the Midland (Juarantee ami
Trust company, bonded abstracter. 1614
i-'Hrnam street, for The Bee:
J- W. Fraxler snd wife to Herman
Real, lot 14. block 1, Hoppes Bo
nanza 1 117
F. M. Sackett lo J. L. Lewis, lot 1L
block E. Ixiwe'a add , tit)
Adeline Jahn to C. C. Jacobson, lot
2, block 39. Benson . l.y)
Mary P. Tuthill und husband lo Anna
8. Bokman, lot 17, block 2. Den-
J.iia)
Rlvervlew Investment company to
M. F. Martin, lot 6, block D, i'itv.. 6,010
Elizabeth T. Lacy to Imogen A.
Benson, lot 4. block 1, Tac-e add. 1
Elizabeth T. Lacey . to same, all
streets and alley In Ixicev's ndd., 1
Imogen A. Benson to Klsunore Place
company, same
Same to same, lots 4, 6 and 6. block 1.
Lacey's add., and other land ,. 1
Hat bor o National hank to Elsanore
Pluca company, lots 10. 11 and 12... 1
block 6. Lacey's add m
W, C. Thompson to KIsHnore Plaee
company, lot 3. block 1. Lacey's add.,
and other land 1
C. C George to Elsanore Place robi
panv, lot 1, block S, I.acev's add ... 1
R. Efflnger and wife to same, lots 4 ,
6 and 6, block S. Lacey's add $00
National Life Insurance company to '
C. Kallber. st, of lot 5. Andrews. '
Williams aV Troxell's suhdlv. block
13. Patrick s 2l add 4oi
E. C. Brunner nnd wife to H. 6. '"
Wlnennd. nM foet s66 feet lot 1
block 11)1. citv j ,
J. H. Hule et ill. tn Mattle -. (ilhhs ''
part lot 62. R R. Rogern' Okahonia.' 3.SK)
Mary A. Rushtan to R. V tidrgaes
part lot 7. Housel's sulxllv. Of ('ao
Itol add o-,:.. 1
E. H Williams and wife o t'lrika
Anderson, part lot 25, 111 rt 3-
A. W. Nlckeli. administrator, o''j!H
Harte. lot 1, block ion Dundee,..- . 68()
Edwards -Wood Go-
(incorporated 1 .
nain Office: Fifth and Roberta Strrct
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