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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 100o.
;rain and produce market
J CRMS
Holiday
Influeoct Past and Activity it
General.
TENDENCY TO HIGHER PRICES PREVAILS
now Storm In WW and orlh
Rnlllth I'rilgrt- Hull Rejoice
Oyer Reports of Wet
Wmhr In Arirnllim,
n trsck: No. 1 northern. 83Tc; No.
northern, V3So: May, Wc.
OATS To arrive and on track. 29V
1
K V
M tRKKT
on tarloaa
flJ A It & fur. 1 lit.
The market threw olt It holiday 1 tnargy
and there was a fair business. Tin- itinera!
trend of prices was upward, both In Europe
and America. One feature lending Kicnttth
was the snowstorm over the north mid
west, which may curtail receipts. iVheal
l'I"l strong and made a further guln.
New of wet weather In Argentina wta
hailed with delight by the bulls. Slav
closed at 8V,c and July at Mc.
furn l"el unchanged and gnin-d .,c.
The demand was not no Inrge as m wheal.
The export demand was reported a poor.
May cloned at 44c and July ut I4-,'iM c.
May oata cloved at 32 VUM'fcc, or :c a Dove
raturday. July cloned at Ji-VHJ'V. r Vc
higher.
Liverpool closed Stlil higher on wheat
and d lower on corn.
Primary wheat receipt were 1.646.000
bUNheln, and shipments of ZX.'.OOO bushels
agalnat racelpta of mtl.oxj bushels lat year
and shipments of 16s.io bushels, turn re
ceipts were 1.24s.it bushels ami shipments
t2.etn bushels, against receipts last year
of ti8.nu bushels and shipment or iTO.wM
bushels. Clearances were 2.19l,on0 bushels
of corn, 2i8,OUO bushels of oats. ,') busn
el of wheat and 14,000 barrels or flour.
World' a shipments of wheat last week
were 9,4.(W bushels, against 11.24t,0 bush
ela the week before and 6,Hi,000 bushels last
year. Corn shipments were ti.712.o0 bush
el, against 4.Kk.h bushels last week and
f.!)tj6,fio bushels last year. There was a de
crease of 7i2,ooO bushels In wheat on pas
sage, and an Increase of -,.7.li0 bushels of
coin on passage.1
Charles E. Ijevria of Minneapolis says:
"It looks to me as though the wheat situa
tion would be a strong one. Liverpool Is
much higher than a year ago. while j
are much lower. I think conditions here
are about to change. Think receipts will
b smaller and demand from mills better."
The Chicago American: '"The fact that
Armour Is lung on cash wheat at Chicago
and that he also holds a big line of the
May option shows his Intention In the mat
ter of price making. He talks bullish an.l
lias been backing up his opinion for some
little time past by making purchases of thu
jlay."
Omaha f'aah Kales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 3 cars, 77Vc; No. 3
hard, 1 car, 77'ic; 2 cars. 76c; No. 4 hard.
1 car, 1bc; 1 cut, 73c; No. 1 mixed, 2 cars,
744jc.
CORN No. 3. 5 care. 37,c; 1 car. 27c;
3 cars, 3Gc; No. 4. 3 cars. 35c; 1 car, 36t,e.
OATH No. 3 white, 3 cars. 2c; No. 4, 1
car. 28c. ,
Omaha, Cash Prices.
WHEJAT No. 2 hard, 77-87.; No. 3
hard, 734T7c; No. 4 hard. 7(if'73Vt)C ; No. 2
spring. 764i 7','4c ; No. 3 spring. 73y76Vc.
CORN No. 3. 3tfc37V; No. 4, fcfFTc;
no grade. .Wt3c; No. 3 yellow, 37H-; No.
1 white, 37',4c
OATH No. 3 mixed, 2V: No. 3 white,
21Mr2:i4a; No. 4 white. 24(;.9c.
RYK-No. 2. 61c; No. 3. 6uc.
tarlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 58 629
Kansas City 8S 174 29
Minneapolis , 722
Omaha 13 216 82
I'uluth 75
at Louis ai ii3
Receipts are for three days.
CHICAGO GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS
Keatasres of the Tradlag and Closing;
Prtees on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2. Decreased shipments
of wheat from Russia formed the chief
cause for a llrm wheat market here today.
At the close wheat for May delivery wus
"P f"4". corn was practically unchanged
Oats showed a gain of Vc. Provisions were
unchanged to 2c higher.
The market wus Mini for the greater part
or mo day, tnere being at nrsi a siignti
easier feeling, which continued only throtigr
the first half hour of trading. This do
cllne wa Induced by liberal receipts In tho
nortnwest and local traders sold freely.
The opening, civ. May .was. a. shad lower
to a shade higher at K7'te to ttSc, and before
tne end of the first half hour the prices
I ad eased off to 87kfoH77.kc. Higher prices
ut Liverpool, aald to be caused by smaller
shipments from Russia and porta on the
Danube, together with buying by leading
bulls, brought about a reaction and prices
made a fair rally. Many of the early sel
lers becamo buyers and this aided In the
creation of a firmer feeling. The total
volume of trading, however, was not large
the dullness of the holidays being still In
evidence. For May the highest point of
the day was reached at k8Vfrjgt4c. The
close was llrm, with May at xc. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
474. CM) bu. The amount on passage de
creased 2,484,000 bu. Primary receipts were
1.648,000 bu., compared with 891.1X1 bu. one
year ago, Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 866 cars, against 1,013
last week and 062 cars one year ago.
Despite lower cables and liberal loca!
receipts the corn market was steady for
the entire day. There was some acmana
by Influential houses, hut offerings were
scarce and trading was small. large clear
ances and predictions of wet weather for
the oornbelt were the particular bullish in
fluences. The close was steady. May
evened unchanged to a shadx lower at
mWO to 4yu44Sc. sold up to 444c and closed
444,c. Local receipts were sno cars, witn
cars or contract grade.
A lively demand by commission men
caused a firm feeling in tlx nuts market.
Offerings, which were light, came chlelly
fram cash houses. May opened a shade
lilirher at 32Uc. sold u u to XiUo and closet)
at X.'S'hWc. Local receipts were cars.
- Provisions were steadv and unlet. The
trading of a prominent commission houe,
which bought January lard and ribs and
sold the May option on them both, was
the feature of trading. A 6c advance In
tiu price of live Iiokb lent strength to the
market. At the c1om May pora was up
:-c at II3.77H. I.ard and rilm were each
unchauaed at 7.4; and IT 37Vi respectively.
Estimated receipts lor tomorrow: Wheat,
cars; corn. 6ul cars; oats, 25 cars; hogs,
.u.v head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
(notations of the liar
Commodities.
NKW YORK, Jsn I.-Kl-OfR-Recetpts,
17.174 bhls.; exports, 15.417 bbls. Mar
ket steady but quiet; Minnesota patents.
I4.wvjili.rt; Minnesota bakers. $3.K(i'i : win
ter patents. 14 1044.60; winter straights.
i4. "; winter xtra. tJikxal: winter li
grades, I:.7ru3 J). Rye flour, steady; fair to
iod, i3.N4f4.IO: choice to fancy, 4.1'j 4.40.
uckwheat flour, dull at $:.log!16, spot and
to arrive.
'ORNMFAIy-8tedy; fine white and yel.
low. $1.2f.; coarse, 1.1 V,;1.H; kiln dried, f, 00
ItVI- Nominal; No. 2 western, 74o, c. I. f.
New Vnrk.
HARLKY-Steadv; feeding. 41.-, c. I. f.
Murrain; malting. 4f.fffiic, c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHKAT Receipts. hH.vfn bu. ; exports.
21i.ll bu. Spot market Irregular: No. 2
red, Mc In eievator; No. 2 rd, 95c, f. o.
b., aflnat; No. 1 northern Duluth, WiSc. f.
o. h , afloat'. No. I hard Manitoba, nominal,
f. o. b, afloat Kxcept for a little Irregu
larity around the opening options lor wheat
was generally Arm all day on higher out
side markets, support from northwest In
terests, a better cash demand and less
favorable southwest crop' news, closing o
net higher; May. JlVs"' 7-ltic. closing at
.'Sc; July, 8f.'V(itV4c. closing at S'tc.
CORN Receipts, Zh8,75o bu.; exports, LX,
7M tin. Spot market firm; No. 2, 57'ac, old,
In elevator, and Me. f. o. b., altoat. No. J
yellow, 61c; No. 2 white, 61t.c. option mar
ket was quiet but atendy on prediction for
rain and big clearances, closing net un
changed; Jinuary, UWdltc closing at
6-'c; May, D'oto, closing at dic; July
closed at uCc.
OATS Receipts, 169,000 bu.; exports, 14,W
bu. Spot market barely steady; mixed oats.
to 32 lbs , 3UVa37c; natural white, 30 to
3.' lbs.. 37fc3c; clipped white, V, to 40 lbs..
HA i Steady; snipping, BKobsc; gooa to
choice. S0(t(!(5c.
HOPS Steady: state common to cnoice
lPoo. It'fll9c: lii4. 10til6c; olds, 6ijSc. l'acltio
coast, 1'K(I4c; W04, 9auc; olds. Mf8c.
HIDEX Steady; Ualveston, zo to m ios..
20c; California, n to 26 lbs., ale; Texas dry.
4 to 30 lbs., 3c.
LKATll KR Steady : acid, 2tH927V4e.
PROVISIONS Reef, Irregular; family.
f11.hra13.i0; mess, fO.oiio.OO; beef hams.
ai.Mf(i2l 6; packet, f lO.bvtf 11 ); city extra
India mess, aiH.Mwnil oo. cut meats, auu;
pickled bellies, f8.2h4r9.'; pickled shoulders.
W.6OIJ7.00; pickled hsms. fHIS'gSh. 1.1'd,
steady; western steamed, f ;.ti6tr7.76; refined,
steady; continent, 1790; Soutn America,
tft.66; compound, tSfrfaCsTVi. Pork, steady;
family, 315.60; short clear, 116.00; mess, fl4 50
tl 14.76.
lAUJOW-rirm; city, ic; country, "!
&4'4C.
RICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 3i
ft He; Japnn, nominal.
HI'TTKR Firm; street price, extra
creamery, 'JSa c. Official prices creamery,
common to extra, lrtJ&c; stale dairy, com
mon to extra, lttz23c; renovated, common
to extra, 1 5ii brc ; western factory, common
to firsts, PVUlVc; western Imitation cream
ery, extras, tVoc; western firsts, lbtliSc.
CHELBlv-Steady ; state, small and large,
colored and white, Beptember fancy, 14c;
state, October, best. 13Vnl3'c; state, late
made, small, colored and white, average
best, 12c; state large, 12c; state, fair, lm,
llc.
tXJOS Kasy: state Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected, 33j34c; state choice,
3Kg32c; state mixed extra. JSK30c; western,
finest selected, 27c; state firsts, 2e; south
erns, 20ifiaic.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 12c; fowls,
14c; turkeys. 15c Dressed, quiet; western
chickens, 8Hrl6c; turkeys, 12i0c; fowls, r
UWi.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Jsn. 2. WHEAT Firm;
May. SoHc; July, 7Sc; cash. No. 2 hard.
774jS2c; No. 3, 779e; No. 2 red, 89Soc;
No 3 83il K8c.
COltN Weak; May, 39Tic; July. 40c;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 894c; No. 1 white, aS
40c; No. 3, SHHftflOTic.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white. iTH3He.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, fl2.2:312.&0;
choice prairie, f9.75irl0.00.
RYE Steady. 81'alc.
BOOS Steady to lower; Missouri and
Kansas new No. 2, whltewood casta In
cluded, 21; case count, 2Hc; cases re
turned, W- less.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 23c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bushels 172.0t 150,000
Cbrn, bushels 479.000 4i6,000
Oats, bushels 42.000 13,000
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Openi Eroad and Active on Lower
Ra'.ei for Money.
amsnai
VrLUES ARE IRREGULAR MOST CF DAY
lal
iHiana letter Advance to PlUy
Per Cent and Prices Sell Off
on a General I nload-l-.
Wis. Central 3,,n 2H 2
do pfd 1 1 1 1
No. Pacific 1.4 2 5 ya 1
Central lather " 46, 45'
do pfd 1't" H4 l"fl'
81ss-Sh. ffleld 5 ! US 8
Total sales for the day. l.&M.vO shares.
The leading futures at Kansas City, as
reported by the Von Dorn drain company,
ranged as follows;
Articles.l Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.) Sat y
Wheat-'
May.
July.
Com
May...!iViJ
eoii'
July.
Oats
May.. Pork
Jan... May..
Lard
Jan... May..
iS9'04&l
30H
13 36
13 66
7 71
7 46
aoH'sasKovsosww
7A, 79Hi7!ii8
397Bl3H4
4)HS9HO
J
S0HI
13 42
13 72
7 27
7 46
HI
fOHfOHOH
13 36
13 6
725
7 42
It 42
13 67
7 27
7 42
90H
7S
40V
13 35
13 (7
7 26
7 42
NF7W YORK. Jan. 2. -The action of the
stock market today Indicated rather more
conservatism In the speculation than was
the case last week, even while money
rates were ruling at a loo per .cent level.
The speculation made progress today and
there was a broad and active market with
plenty of evidence of strength. The
strength, however, was In spots and the
market showed a large degree of Irregu
larity, due to press of profit-taking on
some of the principal market leaders of
laet week. The action of the market also
showed the strain of maintaining the
speculative position in the face of hopo
deferred by the easing of money.
The money situation today was apprecia
bly less acute than last week, but never
theless the market was undeniably
stringent. The rate opened at 50 per cent
and there was small disposition to yield
below 36 per cent while the active oper
ations were still In progress and belated
borrowers made a late rate of 60 per
cent. This was a distinct disappointment
to the hopes of some of the boldest of
last week's speculators. Many who took
a slighting view of the Importance of a
100 per cent rate for one day or two days
regarded with less equanimity the possi
bility of a rate considerably less, although
still high, should It be maintained for a
period of days or even weeks. The money
market was less affected today than was
hoped by the large disbursements of divi
dend snd Interest money for which pro
vision has been making by the accumula
tion of cash and by the release of sums
gathered Into trust companies to strengthen
their showing for the annual stntement.
Such relief as Is to be looked for from
these sources came promptly, and further
relaxation which Is hoped for from other
sources will come Into effect more slowly.
The deposit at the subtreasury on Satur
day of 32,000,000 for transfer to San Fran
cisco proved a disagreeable surprise and
helped to establish the credit balance of
the government Institution at the clear
ing house this morning, which amounted
to 3231,400. Without counting this, the
banks have already lost to the sub
treasury since the bank statement f1.700.ooo,
the customs collections of the government
running to very large amounts from day
to day. The government Interest payable
January 14 was paid In anticipation on
the middle of the month. The decision
of the Treasury department to pay at
once the government Interest due Feb
ruary 14 provided only a small offsetting
Influence, the total amount of this Interest
being only f 1,700.000.
The money situation In foreign markets,
however, eased decisively. Discounts de
clined at London, Paris and Berlin. Ster
ling exchange rose at Parla and Herlln,
and there was a sharp marking down In
the price of gold In the London market.
The Russian situation was considered Im
proved and continental money markets
were relieved accordingly. The course of
money In foreign markets Is of Import
ance to the New York situation, owing
to the heavy sums borrowed from foreign
lenders for the conduct of the speculation
here and which fall due within the next
few weeks. The facility with which these
obligations can be renewed may have a
bearing on the future of the speculation
here. Now York exchange at Chicago,
which has been ruling at a discount, rose
to a small premium today. Some stress
was laid on the fart that wagers on tlui
mayoralty election In New York, which
were held tip on account of the contest,
were paid off today.
Some special effect was produced on sen
timent by the manifest pressure upon the
United States Steel stocks, XTnlon Pacific
and Amalgamated Copper, which were In
fluential leaders of last week's advance.
The recovery In the money rate on the
demand from belated borrowers late In
the day added to the disappointment over
the small outside participations the mar
ket induced general throwing over of
etocka in the final hour, which carried
the average level below Saturday and
wiped out many of the earlier gains. The
closing tone was Irregular.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. f2,415,00O. United States 3s coupon
advanced V while the old 4s coupon de
clined 1 per cent on call.
Quotations on the New York Slock ex
change ranged as follows:
Bales. nign.LCW. close.
ew York Money Market.
NKW YORK, Jan. 2. Money on call
Steadv, 25H0 per cent; ruling r.te, Sf;
closing bid. 50; offered at W. rime money
Ann; sixty days and ninety rtuys, per
cent; six months, 6ltfCV
PRISIB MEWAM1I.K PAPER-, per
cent.
oiERLINO KXCHANOK-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at t4.R5oMy
4.( for demand and at f4 255 for
6-dav bills; posted rates. M s-a4.JVi and
f4.Mi''&4.s7; commercial bills. f4.J.
SILVKK Bar, 64 c; .Mexican duoars, 5oc.
BO.NlH Oovernment, easy; railroad, ir
regular. Closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
loj- japin . :i serin ... wn
l.u- do 4S" . 'rtlf i
IMS 4 no 24 mis !ft
I0J4, -u is ... 4.....IIUH , wam, .,
III i"Mln!ll .. (nl1 4I.W3-S V
Mex fnlrml 4i I J.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Actire and Ton t Fifteen Higher
Tban Last Week.
HOfiS VERY SLOW AND SOME EASIER
Receipts of Sheen and I Jim ba Good,
with Prices Strong; to Ten
Hlaher on All Kinds and
Market Active.
i im in i m i
it ut 4 I m I
l ii i l r l "l
1 240 oi i iu k U
i r:o l "
STOCK ICRS' AND FKKDFR9.
1 )M 11) 4 711 I It
I l I IM I M
l i m f ;m l u
1 70 I on 14 lit I 4
1 I n 1 713 I 46
1 140 J li I Ml I 4
1 4T I II 1 44,'. S 10
i (.10 I II I Ill I I"
I 140 i It 1 7W I tJ
I ti in e ton i
4 IMI I rs t Ill I II
U (ft) I M U III
HtlOS Receipts were light for Tuesday,
I Receipts were:
Official Monday .
onicial Tuesday
Cattls. Hogs. Sheep.
k . e. rf. J.
do roupno...
I . 3.. n-I
do coupon ...
V. 8. aid 4a.
do coupon
t. S. now 4i.
do coupon
Amer. Too. 4s
do Is
AtrhlAun gen.
do idj. 41
res
r.
n;t
!,&oo
3.4-4
a. 2
lu.l lMex. fn)rml 4i
ref 130V do 1st ln 15
lluS Minn A ut. u 4i. t)
kill M , K. k T. s....leOe
114 a do l! M
41 N. H R of M -. 4s. !,
4'..V Y. ' ten. Haa.. 94
Atlantic (ot L. 4a..luitN. J. I' t bt ISIS
B Ohio 4a 104 Northern Parinc 4.1"4'
do 14a us o
Hruoklrn CT. 4a 7 Norfolk Is W. c. 4..1014
antral of fla. la . II3H Oregon L. rig. 4a.
do lot Ine aa Tcnn. conv. xva 104
do Id inc Roadlng urn 4a .. .101
do 3d In. 75 Ft. L AI M. r. bt 1IIV4
flu a a onto 4Wa.ini t. L.. & i y. fg. 4a 15-
Chicago A. 3ta.. 77', St L. S. W. c. 4a . II
C. B. a Q a. 4a . 100 Seaboard Air L. 4a . to
C. ft. I. A P. 4a ... 7H lo Pa. Ifl. ! 94
do rol. la 'do lat 4a rtfs fc
Ci't'. A Bt. L. s. 4a.luas 'anuthern Hr tit
Colo. Ind. la acr. A.. Taxaa pariflc 1S..1Z4S
do ser. B 7,- Tol.. St. 1.. A W. 4a. :
olo. Midland 4a .. 71V, !'. P. I" n
rolo. A Houlhern 4a.. US do conv. 4a Ill's
Cuba I 106S t. B. 9trt 24 Sa (7
O. A R. O. 4a.'. ....joiv, Wabaah la lifHa
Dlatlllera' Sec 6a M do deb. R 74
Krla prior lien 4a. . W I Waatern Md. 4a SIVi
Hock. Vtllejr 44a..lllSt w. A 1. K. 4a 1
Japan la , wis. ivntnl 4a ... 12
Ex-Interest. Offered.
Boston Storks and Honda
BOSTON, Jan. 2. Call loans, 6ejf
cent; unit loans. .Vi'a per cent
quotations on stocks and bonds:
ad). 4a
Atrhlaoa
do 4a
Mex. Central 4a...
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Boetun A Albany
Boaton Maine...
Boston Klevated.
Fltcnburg pfd .
Mex. Central
N. Y., N. H. 4t
t'nlon Pacinc ...
Am. Argo chom. .
do pld
A mer. Fneu
Amor. Sugar
do ptd
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 1. FLOl'R Ths
mills are still running limited. There la a
better tone. First patents, f4 .80434.00; sec
ond patents, f4.8ub4 40; first clears, f3.su
3.75; second clears, t2.4.Vfi2.5S.
BRAN In bulk, fl3.6013.76.
tSuperior quutatiuns tor Minneapolis de
livery). Ths ranja of price as reported
by F. D. Day 4c Co.. 110-U1 Board o: Trad
building, was-
.188.600
. l.0
100
6.000
1.400
Articles.l Open- I High. Low. Close. Sat y.
Wheat I I
May...!KVJS
juiy...Bb4i"
Flax
May...
July...
8cpt...
1 19V
1 224
1 !
o7V.
1 ?2H'
22-vi
1 22 V!
I I
SSV U7k gss.
1 191-,
1 22J
1 22
1 20
1 22
1 1SH
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. S3Tkc: No. 1 northern, 83Hc; to arrive,
l3iic; No. 2 northern, Sl'ic; to arrive, Slc:
No. 8, 77'6'79c; No. 1 durum. 72c; No. 2
durum, ftSc. Corn: No. J yellow. 36(fj3;i4c;
c. Barley: Sbtoc. K; Del
No. 3. SofiSH'iC. Oats: No. 3 white.
No. 3, 27277c Barley: Slfcttic.
6tr61c. Flax, fl.liH.
I
Articles. Open.! Illgh l lw. Close. Bat y.
Wheat I I I I I j
May lTV8! R itlTsi WS.Kfvt!"
July i84'il4'l 84',K3'VI4 K4i H'i
Corn- I i I I !
Jan. 41V V 4''V 1 '
May 444lV 44l, 44'4 44"44'i
July 44VVHV 44S441'' j
oats I I I 1
Jan. Sl! :il' 31V, 3I1,' I
May 3.'',' 3-Vtl 32'4 3?1a S,;i2,'al
July 30; :ui" 3' SO.v4'7, soSWa
Pork I I I ,
Jan. 13 45 I 13 5JH 13 4B 13 60 I 13 47',
May 13 7i 13 85 i 13 7 13 77V,, 13 75 .
Lard I
Jan. 7 rvi 7 S2H( 7 274 7 82! 7 27V
May 7 60 ) 7 64, 7 4i 7 471, 7 47
July 7 60 1 7 bo 1 " SA 7 67V, S
RlbS I I
Jan. 7 20 7 15 1 7 iu , 7 22V, 7 20
May 7 37H; 7 42W 7 :tt 7 37V, 7 Pt
July 7 60 I 7 iW 1 7 bo 1 7 60
Adams Express
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car ft F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil....
do pfd
Amer. Express
Amer. Hide 4 I Pfd
Amer. Ice Securities 17,400
Amer. Unseed (Ml
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive... 60,100
do pfd 900
Amer. Smelting ft R. 12.800
do pfd 0
Amer. Sugar Ref.... 38.000
Amer. Tob. pfd certlf 1.800
Anaconda Mining Co. 7I,70
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line..
B. ft O
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Can. Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. ft Ohio
Chicago ft Alton
do pfd
Chicago fit. Western
C. ft N. W
C, M ft St. P
Chicago T. ft T
do pfd
C. C, C. ft St. L....
Colo. Fuel ft iron....
Colo, ft Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Con. Oas
Corn Products
do pfd
ft Hudson
111V,
JOO
39V,
lUSVi
40Vi
42
3SH
100
38
40
36V4
78,4)
4M
1.100
S,6u0
io,-4o6
8.200
600
7 60
100
'Y.TW
1.300
15.PI0
o
1 1
No. t.
Cash quotations wire as follows:
FLOl'R Pull and easy; winter patents,
13.8544 10: straights. act.tkfVJIS ; spring pat
ents. 37yu410; strulghts, t3.t0iti3.8ti; bakers,
f j 2Mi3 20
WIIUVT-Xo. S spring. 4fcg7c; No. 1 S2i,B
fnc; No. 1 red. 8)WHce.
CORN-No. t, 42c; No. 3 yellow. 42c.
OAT8-N0. i. Sl'.c; No. 2 white, S'.'Vj3V;
No. 3 white, StiS-USic.
RYK-No. 2. 60c.
HARLKV-Uood feeding. 37tlJ8c; fair to
choice malting. 41i'4vkv
SICK-DS-No. 1 flax, tl.10: No. 1 northwest,
ern. 11 1. Clover, contract grade, lU.li'g
13 25.
PROVISIONS MchS pol k, per bbl., fl3 43
613(4). Ijtrd. per 100 lbs . f7 82V,. Short
libs sides liocsei. IMa7.26; short clear
sides ihoxcd). f7.4ti7 45.
The ret ell ts and shipments of flour and
grain w
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 13.XX) 1H 40
Wheat, bu 41 CO) 15
Corn, bu 44X.tOi lo7 i )
Oats, bu 142 o aa.o
6.n i.Ojv)
47.000 n.v
Produce exchange today the but-
waa firm; creameries. lTMXWc:
dairies. lTiif.- I'Kt". steady, ut mark, caaes
Imlu.iid. lUf'iSc: Mrsts. 2tc; prime firsts.
SU-; extras. 17c. Cheese, slow. 11Vj(1So
Peoria Market.
PKORIA. Jan. I.-CORN-Market lower;
No. 3 yellow. 4Vc; No. J. 4V; No- 4, 8Vtc;
110 grade. 3u3iiv,c.
OAT:--Mrkt firm; No. 3 white, c;
N. 4 a hlle. Sue.
HYK Market unchanged; No. 2. C7V,68c.
W1U8KY-I1 JO.
St. Iiuls Grain Market.
ST. LOL'IS. Jan. f.-WHKAT-Market
higher; No. t red cash, elevator, My!ilc:
track, 92j'3c; May. 87c; July. 81'ie; No. 4
hard. WflMV-.
CORN Market firm; No. 2 cash. 41c;
track. 42S42c; May, 42V.C
OATS Market higher; No. 3 cash, !1Vc; 1
FLOl'R Steady; red winter patents. rt.W
14.60; extra fancy and straight, f4 1iS4.2&;
clear. t2.9O0;S.?6
BEKD Ttmuthv, steady t2.30i2l'0.
CORN MEAL Steady, fi.So.
RRAN Firm: sacked, east track, 81 &..'.
HAY Firm; timothy, fo.0u'ul5.C0; pra'rie,
tS.mK 11.00.
IRON COTTON T1E8-9SC
PACJOINO 9V.C
HEMP TWINE 7Vc.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing, fit.
Itrd. steady; prime steam, 17.20. Dry salt
meats, steady: boxed extra shorts, 88; clear '
ribs, V1"; short clears, 88. Bacon, steady;
boxed extra shorts, W 71; clear ribs, R; short
clear, 151.1214.
POCLThY Market lower: chickens, 9c;
springs. 10c; turkeys. l&Vtc; ducks, 11c;
fcl'TTKR Market higher; creamery, tyg
3tv,c: dairy. llxo21c.
KGaS Market easy; 22c. case count.
Receipts. Blilpmenn
Pel.. 1 ft W
D. ft R. O
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Ijrle
do 1st pfd
do 2d pM
Oeneral Klectrlc
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. ft N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn, ft St. L
M . St. P. ft S. Ste. M.
do pfd ,
I Mo. Pacific
M . K. ft T
do pfd
Natl Lend
Nat I R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Centra
N. Y . Ont. ft
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
O.tts. by...
15.0tt
82.UO
26.01m
4O.0IX)
6 000
32.00
2K.0O1
40.000
1.400
8.90O
1,)
600
2,700
400
4.7UO
600
l.wiO
700
1.4"0
300
1.300
89.700
800
4'
3,:00
2)
l,i"J
3.SO
600
loo
2O0
4.0W
l.Nn
3.to
3)
12.&00
0
E.n
.f'0
2, 400
200
6.W
l.PO
6.700
1.7uu
4i0
1. euo
'lioo
2. SOD
So.loO
L40i')
400
64.5 J
10.800
78
H814
16!
ira7
15.1
ion
294
91 S
1I6H
ltio'4
114
i4
176
22&V4
57,
30Vk
222
182
14
664
314
bi
1M
19
o
228
400
39i
S8
63
4H
81
74
17
11H
176V1
23 Vi
85 V,
27
io
3S
6U7,
3i,
6!,
15.1V,
161 4
K'4
26V4j
81V
1414
178
10 m
37V,
70V.
83 Vi
1524
&24
H
90i
48
144H
10
itt'
117V,
17
129
14IV,
K6V,
283
X
106 V,
159
11274
87 V,
173 V,
223
30V,
21'4
22(4
lsO
13
106 V,
65V
204
'4
68
14
1H,
60
224
40
39
87V4
63
4S
SOVi
74
177
117
175
224
86
27
mi
204
69
36
67V,
151 '4
161V,
72,
123 V,
26
814
uvl
173
lw M4
37
70
624
15) 4
52 V,
W
99
47S
143 V,
11'4
Amer. Tel. A Tal
Amer. woolen .
do pfd. ex-dlv.
tom. Iron A 8.
Kdlaon Eloc.
Oenervl Klectrte
Maaa. Elactrio
do pfd
Maaa. Uaa
t nlted PVult
t'nltad Shoe Mich...
do pfd
V. B. Pteel
do pfd
.. HI .Allouet
..1014 Amalgamated
.. 71 'Amer. Zinc ...
.. V) Atlantic
. .lfo1 Bingham
..251 ,cal. A Heel,.
..171 ,(entennlal
....151 copper Range .
....I4li Paly Went
t4 Pom. coal ....
H..1II Franklin
141 OranbJ
!i lale Knval
IIV.Man. Mining ..
Tube. i;(,,MlchlgHn
ISO Mohawk
139 Mont. C. St C.
Weatlnghouas com.
Adventure
'1IU. "AkKed.
. .1471, Old Dominion ...
414,Oaceol,
Parrot
IIS Qulncy
II1..Z43 jShannnn
....Til Temaraik
17H Trlnltr
40 .t'nlted Copper . . .
47 U. S. Mining
.104 it. 8. Oil
. 74 U tah
. aoVviiforta
. 4 'Winona
.1041: Wolverine
. S (North Butte
I I
per
official
140
ln'
14S
ti
Ut
71
M
77
17V,
'
I"1
inv
IT
IJ
4S
35
107
45W,
107
IM
10V
5
. 41
. 10
. 41'
. 4,
4
.1.13
. 1744
Two davs this week.... 3.174 9.6M 7.808
Two days Inst week 4.TH4 12.179 8.112
riiinie week before 11,4 l.:l;l s.im
hree weeks ago. ..18.713 14.sts 17. '.;)
our weeks aao...lo.uhi 15.412 11.244
Same days last year 6,171 13.211 )4.2l
RtlcEli-l'S FOR 1'HB 1'bAR TO DAlti.
Ths following table shows the receipts t
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
year:
1906. 1906. Pec
Cattle s.174 6.171 l.
Hogs 13.211 8,57
Sheep 7,608 14.19 6.6J8
'iha following table snows tns prices paid 1
at ths river markets for cattle;
Good to choice corn-fed steers t5 OofiR.uO
Fslr to good corn-fed steers 4 4046.00
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 8.7ju4.40
Good to choice cows and hellers.... il.xt sa J
Fair to good cows snd heifers 8.4CKB3.24 ,
Canners and cuttars l.Jni.4 I
uooa to choice stockers ft feeders.. 3.40o4 ow
Fair to good stockers snd feeders.. 8.'itt-40
common to lair feeders li.wii3.00
Veal calves i 6.0000
The following table shows the average
price, of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons;
Date. I 1806. l04rl08. 1908.19vl.ilM0.19!.
only eighty-eight cars being reported In.
The market, nevertheless, opened very
slow and ,dull. For some reason buyeis
were not very hungry for supplies and
were slow about getting out Into the yards.
Srlleis seemed lo feel that with the light
lUn H KTB IMIKIIl I 1HHHT-, muM . '
i'S7 . generally asking more money for their
huldlnas. The best bids, however, that
packets would make even on the opening
were barely steady with yesterday and the
close was easier. This would make the
average or general market a llnle lower
than vestrrday. While the market wus a
drag all the morning, the close was a little
more active at the weaker prices and th
hogs were Anally all sold In reasonable sea
son. As will be noted from the sales given
below, the bulk of the hogs sold at fSOIVi
tit 15. with the lop at f5 .20.
Representative sales:
Pec.
Dec.
Dec.
lec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
pec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
1 ec.
Doc.
Pec. 81.
Jan. 1.
Jan. 2.
15..
It..
7..
18..
19..
20..
21..
U..
23..
24..
25..
2..
27..
28..
2V..
80..
4 81 V 4 33!
4 7 I 4 41
4 461
4 81i!
4 4V
4 !
4 391 ( 09 I 4 81! 3 95
4 28 6 li 28 I 4 01
1 14 95, 4 1 4 831
,7 1 No.
...
51...
71...
4...
13..
71..,
T7...
10...
15..
21..
71..
II..
71..
U..
II..
13..
12..
II. .
4..
77..
7..
64. .
14..
II...
71
4 88
4
4 97
06
6 00
4 92
f 01
6 09
6 13
4 50, 4 801 ( 01 12 4 77
4 of." 1 07' t4 4 79
4 44 4 34
4 38, 4 39
4 38! 4 45
4 41 1 4 47
4 42 4 63
4 61
4 S0 4 T
4 65
6 41
4 47
I
4 39;
4 4;
I ( OKI 4 61
6 161 I 4 8t
18 OS 1
8 21 6 091 4 86
361 lli 4 Wl
f 441 38i 4 S3, 4 09
8 IM
8 94
4 01
4 Oi
4 04
4 17
4 811
4 00
4 16
4 14
60
6 61 r'
4 64 6 m 221 4 11 4 21
4 611 6 36 8 22 4 9t 4 33
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
Range of Prices.
Cattle.
f2 ooujo 73
1 5'y6 10
2 Ooutl X)
, 2 0t"il4i 00
, 2 50W 6.)
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. lxuls
bioux City
MONDAY'S
The following list
Av.
...144
...HI
....!'J
201
20
....II
....Ml
...2!4
... tM
....
... tin
....ut
...110
....!
....;
....20J
....220
....211
...ill
....in
....?"
....257
...,2M
....231
.IN
Ph.
n
1!
40
40
240
200
0
200
to
S0
210
40
120
A
..25J
.114
..Ml
..ViO
.110
...t.14
..;m
. no
.241
,..141
.101
...n
..107
. !'
...ISO
...lei
..150
...til
,. in
..no
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in
Pr.
1 i:4j
1 i:
1 ti
1 iiw
lt4
ft llw,
ft US
ft lit,
ft ll'
ft II
ft It
I 11
ft It
I It
ft II
ft 15
ft II
ft II
I It
I II
ft It
ft II
ft 10
to
Ijondon Closing; Sto4ka.
LONDON, Jan. 2. Closing quotations on
the stock exchange were as follows:
Conaola. money 18 S N. Y. Central
do sect. (Feb I. 11-14 Norfolk A Weatern
Anaconda, 14', do pfd
Atchlaon 1:44 Ontario A W
do pfd lot I Pennayivanls
B. A Ohio lit I Hand Mlnea
Canadian PaclHc . .. .1784 Raiding
Choe. A Ohio 51
( hire no Ot. W 22
C . M. A Bt. P 117
17H
O...
do Ut pfd .,
do 2d pfd...
Southern Ry
do pM
40V. So. Pacific . ..,
.. 11 ilnlon PaclHc
.. 50V1I do pfd
.. 42 14 V. 8. Steel...,
.. i4 do pfd
..llOit tt'abaah
..15IS, do pfd
HIS spaniin
PeBeera
D. ft R
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd...
do 2d pfd....
Illinois Central
I. A N
M . K. A T...
8ILVKR Bar, steady, 30 l-16d per ounce.
MONBY-aa per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills ts 34,34 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3V,ij3S per cent.
.157
. M
. M
. 641
. 44
. 7
. n
. 474j
. 49V4
TV
.IN
. 41
.155
.102
. 444
.UC4
.21114
. 41
14
4 a Rye. bu...
S Barley, bu
ion the P
-. Ar ter market
nalalla drain Market.
1)1 l.l'TH. Jan 2-WHKAT-To urtivs:
Vie, i HPilUtlll, Ai a umUiwn, ftiVo.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOU Jan. I.-WHEAT-8pot.
steady; No. t red. western winter, (s 7d;
futures stesdy; March, 6s lo'sd; May 6s
d.
ttlRX-Spot quiet; American mixed, new,
4s id; American mixed, old, 4s M; futures
easy; January, 4s 2V,d; March, 4s iVtd;
May. 4s Id.
HOPS-In London (Paoiftc coast), steady
St 2 1 us '03 10s.
wllwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 1-WHEAT-Market
quiet; No. 1 northern. Mc; No. 2 northern,
M'Mr; May. fec bid.
RYE Market steady: No. 1. 67c.
v 4 RLBY Market dull; No. 2, 64c; sample,
t(i52V,c.
CORN Market quiet; May, 44c bid.
Vlslbl tapply af Grain.
NKW YORK. Jan. t The visible supply
of grain Saturday, December 8". as ci.m-
Filled by the Nw York Produce exchanga.
s as follows:
Wheat. 42.962.600 bu j lnorease. 2.484 000 bu.
Corn, 11T7 bu. ; Increase, 1822.000 bu.
Oats. 2 .063 000 bu. ; Increase. 327.0UO bu.
Rve. J..") bu. ; decrease. 147.0.0 bu.
Barley, 8.310 UOO bu.; Increase, 74,000 bu.
Tal Market.
TOIjEDC. O.. Jan 2.-8KEP8-Cl'j er.
cash and January. 8!7S: February. JKaft;
Matcb. fo to. XiuioUij'. l.u. Alsika, fa w).
w...
Norfolk ft W
do pfd
No. American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People s Oas
P . C. C ft St. L..
Pressed Steel Cur.... 1.300 664 644
do pfd
Pullman P. C 200 244 248
Reading 230.HO 143 1st
do 1st pfd 100 92V, H2V,
do 2d pfd VQ 9v, HP,
Republic Steel 6.CIO H4' Si
do pfd 4.7(a) 107 IfltH,
Rock Island Co 2,ltl 344 23,
do pfd 1.4) 2 62
Rubber Ooods 100 42 42
do pfd
St. L. ft 8 F. 2d pfd 100 47V4 47V,
8t. L. S. W 2) 22 2V
do jfd l.'M) 56 66i
80. Pacific 4.709 47 6V
do pfd
Bo. Railway 77.900 X7S 36,
do pfd Si) PHV4 VO
Tenn. Coal ft Iron... MO 132 12
Texas ft Paclflc M 33S S34j
Tol., St. U ft W loo 364i4 35
do pfd 1w 67 67
Cnlon Pacific 131, 2" 15tH 14,
do pfd SuO MV, m
I'. el Express
P. S Realty 100 WT, K
I. 8. Rubber I.60O 54 6.U
do pfd 400 110 luet
V. S. Stesl 178.1UO 43', 42
do pfd 2S. lt7, 1,
Va.-Oiro. Chemical.. 110 6 Mi
do pfd 2"0 117V, 1171,
Wabasl 1 5 ', 3S
do pfd J.3u) 41 T,
Wells-Fargo Express
Westlngh Electric
Western I'nion 41W '4
W. ft Laks tilt too 17;,
236
108 14
404
W'4
39V4
81
223
40
874
21Vi
41V,
75V
116
1674
129
160
90V4
106
1B9
11274
9k
87T4
1734
223
554
30
21Vi
220V4
10
13
tl
Hi64
664
2W4
4SvI
63 Z
178
1SV4
68
224
45S
34 V,
87
624
414
SO'
74
1774
117
1744
23
85
27
78 Vi
30
694
847,
67
15.1i,
161V,
724
1234
2f4
81
142
17?V
1S
86
70
824
38 tZ
161
624
tfivt,
92S
98
New York Mining. Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2. Closing quotations
on mining stocxs were as follows:
Adam, Con Little Chlat ...
Alice 110 j Ontario
Breeco 46 Ophlr ,
Brunawick Ton 17 I'Phoenlx
Comatock Tunnel.... IV, Potoat
Con. Cal and Vs.. ..HI Savage
.171 Mierra Nevada ,
.160 Rmall Hopes .,
. .Standard
Horn Hllver.
Iron Bllvor ...
Leaitvillo r0n.
Offered.
....
....JIM)
....160
.... 8
.... ft
.... 41
.... II
.... K)
....MS
Hogs.
f5 tii) 15
0 iv'o0 35
4 W0O 22V,
4 Utya 4 )
5 UQo 15
RKIPMKNTR.
shows the number of I """"t'Ti1'
cars or feeders shipped to tne country
Monday and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
Elffert Bros., West Side, la., N. W 1
H. S. Cook, Cleurmont. Wyo., B. ft M.... 1
A. Illnsley, Blanchard, la., Wab 1
Tne official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle Hogs Bh'p.H sea.
C, M. ft St. P 6
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific 4
Cnlop Paclflc system.... 20
C. ft N. W. (east) 3
C. ft N. W. (west) 16
C. St. P., M. ft 0 7
C, B. ft Q. least) 2
C, B. ft (J. (west) 23
C, R. i. ft P. (east) 16
C, R. I. ft P. iwest)
Illinois Central 3
Chi. Qt. Western 1
Total receipts 102
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
2
1
3
23 23 1
8 1
13 2 2
4
1 1
17 1
11
3
2 .. 1
6
93 28 4
Foretgrn Financial.
LONDON, Jan. 2. Supplies of money were
aDiindant in tne mantel today and rates
were easier. Discounts sympathized witti
money rates. Prices on the Stock exchange
were nrm ana trading was fairly active.
The impending release of much money,
with tho improvement In RussUn affairs,
accompanied by all-around confidence, stim
ulated the advances. Consols hardened, de
spite the attention devoted to the settle.
inent. Home rails were In good demand on
expected dividends. Americans opened dull.
Improved to well above parity, with good
support and continental buying, remained
wavering pending the receipt of New York's
opening prices, when tne market responded
to the ease in wall street and stocks recov
ered. They closed steady. Foreigners were
llrm, Kussiana leading at 84V,. "opper
stocks were strong. Japanese l.npcriul 6s
of !9"4 were quoted at 103,.
PARIS, Jan. 2. On the bourse today
Russians made notable advances on the
reports of auvelloration of the Russian situ
ation. The market generally sympathized.
Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at 85.60
and Russian bonds of 1904 at 4H0.O0.
BERLIN. Jan. 8. Trading on the Bourse
today was animated. Russians were 1 to 2
per cent higher.
Statement of the Public IVebt.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-The monthly
statement of the public debt shows that at
the close of business December 80, 196, the
total debt, less cash In the treasury,
amounted to f994. 869,718. which was a de
crease, as compared with December 1, 1U)5,
of f4.8K3.113. This decrease Is largely ac
counted for by a corresponding lncreano In
the amount of cash on hand. The debt la
recapitulated as follows: Interest-. tearing I
debt. tx6.16S,14ll; debt on which interest has I
ceased since maturity, fl.lts),636; deot bear- I
Ing no Interest, HAS.2S1 .316. Total, fl,2M.6jo,- I
091. !
This amount, however, doea not Includo
$1,011. 397.8:9 In certificates and treasury '
notea outstanding, which are offset bv an
equal amount of cash on hand which is held
for their redemption. The cash In the treas
ury Is classified as follows: Gold roaerve,
fl50.0).0ii0; trust funds. Jl.Oll.WT.K'lO; gen
ere. I fund, fl73.06.O24; In national ounk de
positories, 864.764. 367; In Philippine treasury,
is.luD.97t. Total, fl. 404. 444. 236, against which
there are dejnand liabilities outstanding
amounting to fl, 114.663,863, which leaves a
cash balance on hand of f2b9,760,373.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and company.....
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour ft Co
Swift and Co., country.
Vanaant ft Co
Carey
Ijobman ft Co
Mccreary
W. L Stephen
Hill ft Son
Huston ft Co
Hamilton A Rothschild.
Wolf ft Murnan
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degan
J. B. Hoot ft Co
Bulla ft Kline
Kergan Pkg. Co
Frey Pkg. Co
Other buyers
Xi 1,195
&J0 1.H60
630 1.944
419 1,726
68
73
64
ion
16
48
3
IS
47
26
64
39
174
t
288
266
162
448
2.3-;i
2.623
.2.773
',127 6,722
Pr. No
ft 00 74.
I oft 70. .
ft 05 M.
ft Ou II.
ft 06 71.
lOIt, 55.
ft 0TV, 41.
I OT, 74.
ft 10 It.
ft 10 71.
ft 10 17.
ft 10 70.
I 10 5k.
ft 10 70.
ft 10 It.
ft 10 17.
ft 10 1.
I 10 41.
ft 10 47.
ft 10 71.
ft 10 II.
ft 10 la.
ft II4 14.
ft 11W 40..
ft 111
SHEEP It seerued like old times In ths
sheep barn this morning, there being
twenty-five cars reported. In the most of
them early arrivals. This Is the largest
number of cars received at this point since
November 21. when sixty-six cars consti
tuted the day's run
made up entirely of killers, there being
no feeders In sight, at least nons to amount
to anything. Fortunately the moat of the
receipts were of good quality.
The statement made many times In these
columns that there was a good demand
here for desirable fat sheep and lambx was
fully verified this morning when the re
ceipts, though large, changed hands very
readily, because they were the kind that
packers want. More than that, they sold
at an advance, the market being rtrong
to loc higher than yesterday, or lOrJlfxs
higher than last week at the very least.
A few western lambs sold as high as $7.40,
with yearlings as high as Pi. 30, old wethers
at tO.OO and some native ewes at to 60 and
Colorado ewes at ti.56. These prices were
all paid for strictly good stuff.
It may not he out of place to repeat the
old caution about not shipping In anything
as packers will not buy half
fat sheep or lambs so long as they cad
secure those that are better. If the coun
try gets too anxious to realize and begins
sending In Immature stock they can de
pend upon breaking the market.
Quotations for fed sueep and lambs are
ss follows: Good to choice lambs, Colo
rados, t'.2tj7nO; westerns, t7.0tKti 7.30; year
lings, ft W)'a6.30; westerns, f4.5niij6.00; ewes,
f4.7trri6.tiO.
Quotations for feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, tS.7twuii.S3; yearling,
t . - r. .1. c tn. ... - L. , . . 1 At. j T.
84c; unwashed .delaine. 29H2V: fir. 4)
washed drlslne. rf37t4c; Mlchigsn fine un
washed, 24tjc: quarter-blond unwashed,
fl'HflXk-; three-eight hs-l'lcxd. .tiailc: half
blood, 321 ti .Tic; unwished delaine. 2e,
Kentuckv, Indiana, etc.. three-eighths sn.l
quarter-blood. 34Ai5r: Territory. Idsho fin a.
S.'i2.V; heavy fine. 1!Hi.ic; fine medium,
tuiJc; medium. 2W-Tc; low medium. 271
2c; Wvomlng fine. 22 to 23c; heavy line. 1
Btc; medium, 27n;8c; low medium. 27:tc;
t tah and Nevada. 23f24c; heavy fine. It
tticc; fine medium, 2Tf24c: medium. 27re
28c: low medium. 2711-Kc. Dakota, steadv;
fine medium. 27;i2V; low medium. i'tfic.
Montana, fine. tjr: fine average. 244j26c;
fine medium choice. iVii'Aic.
ST. Lol lS. Jsn. 2. WOOtc-Steat.y; me
dium gtades. combing and clothing.
SOc; light fine. 21'q26c; heavy fine, I'.i'uilc;
tub washed. S.V.!41vr.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2 -METALS Thers
was a sharp advance In the In Ion tin
market, carrying prices about ill !2s d to
A' I 16s above th closing figures tf Inst
week, with spot quoted at I'MH 6 nnd fu
tures at JEI62 2s 6d. Lorally the market
was quiet but firmer In sympathy Willi
spot, uiioted at f:!S.Mi36.00.
Copper was also higher abroad, closing at
79 15s for spot and 179 7s 6d for futures.
The local situation appears to ie under
going no change, and supplies for Imme
diate di llv. i v are still practically unobtain
able. I,aka'and electrolytic are quoted at
fl8.75(ffl9 (X) and casting at II. S7VD IV87V
Lead was unchanged at to.Hfr6.i In lh4
local market, the Inside prices lielng for
llfty-ton lots, thirty daya' shipment.
Spelter was also higher In lxndon. clos
ing at 29 6s, but remained unchanged at
fs-wxij 80 In the local market. Iron was
higher abroad, dosing st 5s M for stand
ard warrants and at Ms 10d for Cleveland
warrants. lorally the market wn firm and
unchanged No 1 foundry northern ks
quoted at t18 76J19.25: No. f foundry north
ern at tlS 2.Vul8.Ho; No. 1 foundry southern
at tlKNud 18.76; No. t foundry southern at
tlS.O"0 18.26.
ST. lAil lS, Jan. 2-MF.TAL8-Iad firm,
f6.9o; spelter firm, f6.50.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2. Olt Cottonseed,
stronger; prime crude, nominal: prime yel
low, 3(S1V4. Petroleum, steady; refined,
New York. f7.80; Philadelphia snd Halt It
more, t7.66: In hulk. f4.65. Turpentine, quiet,
68g8V,c. asked.
HOSIN-Steady: st mined, common ts
good, fz.65. ,
OIL CITY. Jan. 5. -OILS Credit bal
ances, fl .58. Shipments, December 30 and
31. IMftft bids, averare 72.439 bbls.: Shlo-
The arrivals were j ments. January 1, 72. 897 bbls.; runs, Decem
ber 9. and si, ihs.4HK nms , average iu.1-0
bbls. Shipments, IJina, Decemher So and 31,
106.002 bbls., average 64 460 bbls.; shipment.
Lima. January 1. 50.S91 Mils : runs, Limn'.
15.1.081 bbls.. aversse 46,076 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2 OII Turpentine,
quiet, 65c.
ROSIN-Flrm. yuote A, R, C, f3 60; D.
f.1.56: Pi W.ilO; F. f.1624j; G, H.6B: 1. 13 90; K,
t4 50;; M, f6.00; N. f6.60; W. U., f6.76i W. W.,
fO.00.
f4 76(66.40; wethers. $4 3i4t6O0; ewes. f3.7aO
4.80; breeding ewe. 4.6Otf,00.
Representative ssles:
No.
6 western cull lambs
87 western ewes
342 Colorado ewes
4-9 western ewes
172 western ewes
.0 native ewes
78 Colorado wethers
23 native lambs
34 native lambs
208 western yearlings
58 western lambs
232 Western ewiii.,,iu
363 Western ewes
13 Western owes
21 Western wethers
171 Western wethers
INI Western wethers
219 Western wethers
61 Western wethers
64 Western yrlgs and wethers
441 Western yearlings
94 Western lambs
603 Western Ismbs
Aver.
. 66
. 112
. 1S
. 100
. 100
. 102
. 114
.. 64
. 67
77
. S3
. 116
. !k
. 114
. 109
. 102
. 103
101
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Price.
6 00
6 25
6 46
6 65
6 66
6 80
I 90
t 00
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8 25
7 40
6 86
6 36
& 76
6 80
6 80
6 86
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II 30
7 40
7 60
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2. (XIFFEE-The mar
ket for futures opened steady at an ad
vance of S points In response to steady
European cables. Trading was very quiet
and the market held firm during the entire
session on a moderate and scattering de
mand, which seemed to arise chiefly from
expectation of any Import demand and pre
dictions for a large decrease in visible sup
plies before the end of the season. The
market closed dull, net unchanged to 10
points higher. Sales were reported of only
10.600 bags, Including: Junuary. .4.W6.oOc;
February, 6.55c; March. 6.66c; May, 6.mj
6 85c; September, 7.oijri7.10o; November, 7.2x-;
December. 7.2oc. Spot Rio, steady; No. T In
voice, 8 l-lic.
Totals
CATTLE There was a moderate run of
cattle hero this morning, a few over 100
cars being reported In the yard, which was
the largest run, 01 any day since UMemuer
2. There was a heavy snowstorm all the
morning, which mad the cattle look less
Inviting than they would otherwise. Hut In.
spile of the disagreeable weather buyers
were out early, snowing that they wanted
a few cattle, and the general market was
both active and strong.
The supply of beef steers was extremely
1 1 n 1, 1 milu u tmmr cars rtAlnar In llehl nml
none' of them very good. In fact, the beat 1 t"- market steady to 6c higher; choice ex
here were nothing very extra, and were I port and dressed beef steers, to.26ft. 00; fair
only good enough to bring 84 to. The ric-
CH1CAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Twenty-Five Cants
Higher Hogs and Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2--CATTLE-Recelpts,
6.0C0 head; market steady to 26c higher;
common to prime steers, t3.266.26; cows,
t2.86&4.26; heifers, f2.256.0O; bulls. 82.006
4.00; calves, fa. 507. 50, stockers and feed
ers, f2.40i7H.26.
HOGS Receipts, 2.c4 hesd; market
stesdy; choice lo prime heavy. f6.27V41r
6.324; medium to good heavy, 4S.2fi)6.27v,;
butcherwelghts. f6.Jiyg6 36; good to choice
heavy, mixed, f5.2o66.27V4; packing. K90O
6.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 16,000
head; market steady lo strong; sheep,
f4 no&ti.OO; yearlings, f6.00.86; lambs, f7.00
7.90.
Kansas City live Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts. U.ooO head, including 300 hesd south.
mund, however, was good, and the few
loads offered met with quite ready sale at
prices that wers stronger than yesterday
and liu"lac higher than last week.
There was quite a sprinkling of cows and
hellers in the yards, probably not far from
thirty cars. The demand for the stuff was
Juki as brisk aa the Inquiry after steers,
and tho market strong and active. The
beat comparison that could be made would
be to call It liul5c higher than lust weuk.
Only a few Blockers and feeders were on
talu, but they brought good, llrm prices.
The fact is very few feeders or stock cattle
have been received at this point in over a
week, and In consequence of I lie yards
being kepi well cleaned up the few coining
forward have met with ready sale at firm
prices every day.
Representative sales:
tit.iiAt mccno,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 -COTTON-Spot
cloned quiet, 15 points lower; middling up
lands. 11.76c; middling gulf. 12c. Sales, 11.9.x-,
bales
LIVERPOOU Jan. 2. COTTON Spot In
moderate demand, prices 14 points lower;
American middling fair. (62d; good mid
dling, 6 28d; middling. :10d; low middling.
6 ind, good ordinary, 6.76d; ordinary, 6.6ud.
Tli ulna of th Asa v were ft 011 bales of
i which 6iifl were for speculation and export,
iT and Included 7.600 American. RccelDls. 50.-
'!?! U00 bales. Including 44.200 American. Fu-
itures opened easy and closed unlet.
BT. IXH'IS. Jan. 2 COTTON Market
waa quiet: middling. 11 Sc. Sales, none; re
i eeipts, none; shipments, none; stock, 37,5i9
bales.
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Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2. BtTTTER
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extra nearby prints, 3oc.
EGG) weak, lc lower: nearby rresn and i
western fresh. 27c, at mark. i m
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to good, f3.76i?i5.0fl; western fed steers, $3,254?
6.O0; Blockers and feeders. t2.75(f4.26; south
ern steers, t2.5tKfj4.60; southern cows, t2.fx8i
3.00; native cows, t2.0ojl4.00; native heifers.
f3.0OTl4.HO: bulls, t2.i6t)3.76; calves. f2.7tVa6.76.
HOGS Receipts, 13. UK) head: ins r ret
steadv to 60 lower; top, fo.20; bulk of sales,
fS.(UnS.17H? heavy, f5.lftfi6.20; packers, 85.06
6.15; pigs and lights, t4.bf.Cgu.06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.rVJ
head; market strong: native lambs, H.uOer
7.60; western lamhs, 86.0Off7.6n; fed ewes and
yearlings, 84.75fi6.O0; western fed yearlings,
fS.76ti6.50; western fed sheep, f4.50tj6.9o;
stockers and fenders, f3.5O5.00.
Bt. Lonla Live stock Market.
ST. LOl'18, Mo Jan. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.600 head, including Uv head
Texans: market strong: native shipping
and export steers, f4.5tVa6.O0; dressed beef
and butcher steers, t2.8otj.2&; steers un
der l.oi) pounds, f.'.8.Vi)4 40; stockers and
feeders, f2. 153.66; cows and heifers, f2.00
t3.o; rnnners. fl.76fj2.O0: bulls. f2.403.2i;
calves, fci.oo'07.00; Texas snd Indian steers,
t2.764i3.8o; cows snd heifers, t2.00?3.10.
HOGS Receipts. 11,000 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, f4 5Oj6 30; pack
ers, 14 75" b. 36; butchers snd best heavy,
6 2016 4.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Rerelpts. 8.500
head; market steady: muttons. f6.00fi60;
lambs, f&.60's7.26; culls and bucks, VS.Wr
4.00; stockers, f3.0tvu3.60; Texans, 82.MXQ4.10.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotation on
Staple and Fancy Prodnce.
EGGS Fresh receipts, candled stock. 21.;.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 8V,c; roosters',
6c; turkeys, 18c; ducks, Sc; spring chick
ens, 8V4c; geese, 8fj9c.
URLtiSKU K)li,i RY'-Turkeys, lBJfltc;
old turns, lPUloc; chickens, 9C(jl0c; old roost
ers. 7r; ducks, 11c; geese, KiaUc. ,
BUTTER Pocking stock, 16'qd6Vfc: choice
to fancy dairy, lftf19c; creamery, 21&JlV,u;
prints, 21V4C
SCGAR-Standard granulated, in bbls ,
86.06 per cwt. ; cubes, $6.90 per cwt. ; cut loaf,
t6 36 per cwt.; No. 8 extra C, bags or hois.,
34.90 per cwt.; No. 10 extra C, bags only,
f4.75 per cwt.; No. 16 yellow, baas onl.
t4.70 per cwt.; XXXX powdered, fc.fO per
cwt.
ntUUi FISH-Trout, lOflllc; halibut. 12";
buffalo, dressed, 9c; pickerel, drecsed, 6Vc;
whits bass, dressed, 13c; sunflsu, 9c; perch,
scaled and dressed. 8c; pike, 10c; catfish,
13c; red snapper, 10c; salmon, 11c; crapples,
12c; eels, 15c; bullheads, 11c; black bauirf,
26c; whltefish, 13c; frog legs, per dog., 35c;
lobsters, green. 27c; boiled lobsters, Ju;
shad roe, 46c; blueflsh, 15c; herring, 4o.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upland, f7.50; medium, $7.00;
coarse, $6.00416.60. Rye straw, $6.60.
BRAN Per ton, 115.50.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib. 12Vk; No. 2 rib. 8c; No. rib.
c; No. 1 loin, 16c: No. 2 loin. lOVbc; No. 3
loin, 7Vc; No. 1 chucks, 6c; No. 2 chucks,
4c; No. 8 cnucks, 8c; No. 1 round, 7o; No. 2
round, 6'c; No. 3 round, 64c; No. 1 plate,
4c; No. 2 plate, Sc; No. t plate, 2Vc.
REAL ESTATE TRA1K8FERB.
Provisions at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. Jsn. Following srs ths
stocks of breadstuff and provisions in Uv
crpool: Flour, 4V0uO sacks: wheat. 1.6M OuO
rentals; corn, 722. OiX) centals; bacon. 13.)
boxes; hsms, 1 4i0 boxek; shoulders, ift)
boxes; butter, 4.VA) cwt.: cheese, 800) boxes;
Isrd, 6.7oo tierces of prime western steam
and 1.290 tons of other kinds.
Treasary ftlstentst,
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 Today's rtate
menl of the treasury balance In ths reueral
fund, exclusive of the fl50,Uk).iau K'old re
serve, shows: Available rasn naiaiia-. 81J
780.373: gold coin and bullion. $88.281. 2;
certincairs, f46.554.Sa0.
gold !
Bank t larrlass.
OMAHA. Jan. 2 -Bank cltariugs for to
da were f'2.1'X' XI4 84 and for cotiospwniling
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St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JO8EPH. Mo., Jan. 2. CATTLE
Receipts, 1.281 head: market steady to 10c
higher; natives. $3.6666. 90; cows and heif
. fl.6OU4.90; stockers and feeders, f2.75t&
$.90.
riOGS Receipts. o.t.B head: market weak
to 6c lower; light, f5.00fin.10: medium ami
heavy. $o.u6((i6 16; bulk. t6.uVae.12V.
SHEEP A NO LAMBS KeceipiB, 1.011
head; market steady; Mexican lambs, f7.su;
ewes. $5.60.
Slons t'lty live Stork Market.
SIOI'X CITY. Ia.. Jan. 2. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE-Receipts, l.toO head;
marltet luc niguer; aiocarra wrr. wnvn.
$3 50)6.55; cows, bulls and mixed, t2.60'o4 00;
stockers and feeders, f2.76&Q.7o; calves and
yearlings. f2.tn 40. ..,,..
HOGS Receipts. 2 ) liesd: msrket
stendy, selling St tS.w 15; bulk of sales.
f6.'J6.
Stock la Slfttht.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday.
Cattle. Hogs, sneep
The following deeds were filed for record
January 2:
WARRANTY DEEPS.
J. N. Haskell and wife to Caroline
C. Johnson, lots 7 to 10, block 111,
Dundee Place $
M. F. King and wife to H. H. Prior,
lots 8. 9 and 10, block 2, Cherry Hill..
Margaret Connor to Walter Wills,
lot f. Dodge A R s add
Clara Doll to H. J. Hopper, lot It,
block 23. Wilcox's 2d add
Cudahy Packing company to Oumlis
Belt Railway company, right-of-way
for track In se't ne4 11-14-12
Peter Soderberg and wife to Vaclav
and Franllska Kulhanek, nV, lot 11
and sV nV, lot lo, block 3. Campbell's
add
New England Mortgage Security com
pany to Rlbbrl Paper and Wooden
Ware company, w22 feet of wS feet
lot f, block 101, Omaha
R. J. C. Wise and wife to C. J. Boyd,
lot 10, block t. Clifton Hill
John Hofman and wife to Mary Ma.
Dcrmott. lot 1, block 16, Oman
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Dell Morse to) K. Purdy, sublut 6 of
taxlot 10 in 16-16-13
Llllle M. Clark and husband to Heyden
Bros., n't lot 16. McCandllsh Place
Ella R. Bhsw and husband to Golda
F. McCulloch, s34 feet lot 13, block
3, Hansrom Place
Rome Miller to Maria L. Miller, sublot
1 of taxlot 21 and sll taxlnt 20 In
8-15-13
National IJfe Insurance company to
P. W. Blrkhutiser, lota 6 and 6, block
1, Perkins' subdlv
A. S. Wright to C. A. Wright, lot 1,
block 66. Omaha
Aucust Isaacson and wife to Julia M.
Schenck, wV, lot 6, block 3, Dupout
Place
Julln M. Schenck to J. M. Anderson,
same
Svphia Pearson to W. R. O'Shuugh
nessv, eV, lot 36, porter's add
Max .Meyer & Bro. Co. to Mary 8.
Atkins, lots S and 4. block 7, Jerome
Place
Peter Kliudaeii to S. C. Anderson,
lot 6 sud 6, block 10, Thomas A
B.'s odd
D. V. Sholes company to A. P. Espeld
lng. lots 8 and 9. block 4, Deumau
Place
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
J. F. F. Brewster and wife to New
England Mortgage Security rom
tny. w22 feet wtt feet lot 8. block
lot. Omaha
Deborah Burton to O. W. Cooper,
undiv'4 lot 1, block 269. Omaha
utKin.
Sheriff to Charles Battelle, Jr.. lots
. 4, 11, 14, II snd 16, Greenwood add...
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1,60
1.760
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1.800
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St. Joseph ...
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 2 WOOL The wool mar
ket is steady and moderately active. A
large purt of the demand has been from
manufacturers of kerseys and dress goods
and has been for the wools needed by
them tierces, scoured wools, California
northern and middle counties and Austra
lian wools, both Merinos and cross-breds.
Territory wools have been In fair demand.
The sales have been principally In fine
and fine medium. Pulled wools are In
better request. Foreign giades are steady.
There have been few price changes dur
ing the week, the current quotations be
ing about ss follows: Ohio and Pennsyl
vania XX and above. SOtiCtc; X. 8o4a97e;
Ohio. 38jKv; No. 2. 39fi41c; fine unmanned,
26JOc: quarter-blood. unwsshed. 84c;
lhie-clhths blood, 34j34Vfc; l.alf -blood.
Totsl amount of transfers.
fx.
PRIVATE WIRES
Von Dorn Grain Co.
Msmbsr
Chicago Board of Trad
Omaha Oraln Exohangt.
Grain and Provisions
Bought sad sold for cash pr future drllvet
Raoelvsrs and 8hlppsrs.
til and 220 BOARD OF TRADB BLDU
Tel. 10O. OMAHA.
F. D. Day & Co.
Dealer Is) .
Stock. Oraln. Provisions
Shin Vonr Grain to la.
Branch OOtce. 110-111 Board at Tra4e
Bldtr.. Omaha. Nsb. Telephone 314).
212-214 Exchange Bldg . Sauth Omaha.
BU 'Pkons 21s. Indspendsol faoas L