Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 09, 1906, Page 7, Image 7
1 TI1K OMAHA HA1LY BKK: Tl'ESllAV. JANUARY 9. 1!HW. CHAIN AM) PRODUCE MAUKKT Whit Prieis for Current Deliver Lower. Go carp firsts. Included, lij23c: firsts, 22c; prime 2fic: extras. 27c. ch'-ese. firm, Ilvl.it. GF.F.HAI. MtRKKT KW YOHK tarnations on tarloas MAY.JILY SPREAD BEGINS NARROWING large Inrrnif n visible Supply Corn Klrom, Dnlm to Light Offerings (lots Open AVrnk. bnt liather Strength. OMAHA. Jan. 8, lis. As usual, after a Saturday break, tho Wheat market In the current montn opened strong, going to 4c above last sffIi S close. A lot of long wheat waa soul, more than the market could stand. anl prices dropped more than 4c. buying orders developed some strength late In the session and the close, was but little ln-low Saturday. The lame Increase In the visible supply was a bearish fanor. The spread between May and July narrowed, the latter month ad vancing V. May closed at Si-Sc, Julv at 84'c and September at 82V Owing ti light offerings, corn was strong. May closed at 4IVJ444C and July at 4.i'f 464c. Oats opened a shade lower, but gained strength In aymathy with coin. May closed at 3'c and July at 'c. Primary wheat receipts were 96.1.000 bush els and shipments 247,0") bushels, against receipts last year of K70.OOU bushels and shipments of 2.'Ki.(0 bushels. Torn receipts were 882,n0 bushels and shipments 471 i bushels, against receipts last yen: of Hdt.ono bushels and shipments of fftl.OO bushels. Clearances were ,io bushels of wheat, l.oOT.OK) bushels of corn, 2i2.imq bushels ot oats and 93.000 barrels of dour. The world's visible supply of wheat In creased 2,382 000 bushels, corn Increased 942. O0 bushels and oats decreased 534.000 hush els. Wheat visible Is now 6.(iO,ui bushels mora than last year, corn 2.0uo,noo bushels more than last year and oats 6,300,000 bush els mora thun last year. Liverpool closed 'ifcvl lower on wheat and VllVtd lower on corn. In worms shipments of wheat were 8,112,i0 bushels, against 9. 408. (JO bushels last week and 7.736,000 bushels last yeur. Corn shipments were S,K65.uco bushels, against 6,712,100 bushels last week and 4,334,0)0 bush els last year. Wheat m passage decreased 567,000 bushels and corn Increased 2,722,ouO bushels. Says Dennis at Chicago: "Tha foreigner seems to be buying everything he can lay his hands on except the standard grades of wheat. These I10 seems to be leaving undisturbed, so be can buy the rest of the list to advantage. Stocks of wheat at Minneapolis Increased 600,000 bushels for two duvs. No. 1 northern at Minneapolis was selling at 240 under May this morning, and .No 2 northern at 4 Vic under May. Omaha. Cash Males. WHEAT No. 2 bard, 1 car, 774c; 2 cars. nc; .No. 3 hard, 1 car, 744c; No. 4 hard, 1 car, 734c. CORN No. 3, 3 cars. 374c; No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 37c; No. 4, 1 car, 36,e; 1 car, 364c. OATS No. 3 white, 2 cars, 294r; 2 cars, 294c. K Y E No. 3. 1 car, 60c. Omaha Cavsh Prices. WHKAT No. 2 hard, 76'h78c; No. 3 NEW 0Rlv STOCKS AND BONDS hard, 73'rf76o; No. 4 hard, 7ori734c; No. 2 spring 764jnc; No. 3 spring, 724i7&4o. CORN No. 3, 374't37e; No. 4, 364237c; no grade, J04)36e No. 3 yellow, 3744237c; No. 3 white. 384i3t4i:. OATS No. 3 mixed, 284428o: No. 3 white, 294c; No. 4 wldte, 2aYi2t)c. RYENo. 2, 62c; No. 3, 60c. Carlot Receipts. Chicago Kansaa City Minneapolis Omaha Iuiutli Ht. Louis ... Wheat. Corn. O.'its 33 .. 44 . .569 .. 26 ..102 .. 7S 315 156 125 I 1 of the Day Commodities. XKW YORK. Jan. 8 -F1OUR-Rcrcpts, 9.929 Mils.; exports. 46.779 bbls.; market steady with fair demand for spring grades; Minnesota patents, tt.4oit5.nti: Minnesota bilkers, $3.rnl 90; winter patents. t4.10 44 4.60; winter stralehts. $3 i4i4 ; winter extras, $:..Vt1 2R; winter low grades. $2.75 4)3 Rye flour, steady; fair to good. tls(ia4.1i.; choice to fancy. $t 15414.36. Rurk wheat flour, steady; $2.104i2-15 fur spot and to arrive. RUCK WHEAT Dull : 624c, nominal, delivered at New York. C'nRNMKAK Steady; fine white and yel low, tl 2". new coarse, $1.1071. 12; new kiln dried. t;l nri 3 10. RYB Nominal; No. 2 western, 74c, c. I. f.. New York. HARLBY Steady; feeding. 41c. c I. f ItufTilo; malting. 47fifi2c. c I. f. Buffalo. WH BAT Receipts, 105,'O bu.: exports, ei. wu bu.; siiot market, easy; No. t4: elevator and 944e f. o. b. afloat: N 1 northern. Duluth. 94r f. o. h. afloat. 1 ne eariy wneat market was steadier on small world's shipments and cold weather In the southwest, but belna subjected to heavy selling presure at neon broke sharply. l'aruai recoveries fnl owed in the laat hour on heavy senboard clearances and the close was steady at a partial 4c net ad vance. May. 91ff92 l-16r, rlosed at Slc; July, R"f 9Vc, closed at 8K'c. CORN Receipts. 170.3uO bu. : exports. 14H.6M bu.; snot market, easv: No. A. &7Hc elevator and &"c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yel- ntw, ou-c; cio. d wniie, 01 c. t ipiion mar ket was weak with transactions closing net unchanged. January closed at 53to; May closed at to-V; July rlosed at fsiSc OATS iRecelnts. 73 ht) bu exports. 1fvft bu.; spot market, steady; mixed oats, 19B to 32 lbs., 3V?i37c; natural white, 30 to 32 lbs.. 37H'a3)ic; clipped white. 3ti to 40 lbs.. 4MilM:. JiAr ptently; shipping, buitiuc: gmsl to Choice, MsJiVs?. HOPS 8teadv: state, common to chnbe. 1906. Walhc: I'acltic coast. lf,. Ifil4c: 19o4, B'dl.'c; olds, firm. HIDEH rirm; Oalveston, 30 to 25 lbs.. 17e. T.KATHER Firm; acid, 2lva27lc. PROVISIONS Beef, steadv: famllv. til 7rf ft 13.u0: mess, fD Oifi lo.no; beef hams, (20 ft 5u; packet. I10.biftiill.tin; city, extra Indln mess, tl9 00'19.5). Cut moats, steady; Pickled shoulders. Birtc: ijickled hams. l.Vf(14o per lb. I,an, firm; western steamed. t..!''rtS.nn; icflned. steadv; conti nent. t 26; Houth America.. t-H So; mm pound, t-'i HTVc 121. Pork, steadv; short Clear, $15 0u17 00: mess. tl4 BtsaH.TlV. TA I JJ W Firmer: city (t2 per uka.l. 6c; country (pkgs. free), 4'dur. ttlLc, Uulct: domestic, fair to extra. 3'4 l6c. HLTTER Firm: street price extM cream ery, 27c; official prices, common to extra creamery, lx'qCTc; state dairy, common to extra. ltkBlMc ; renovated, common 'o extra, la'ylle; western factory, common to firsts. inMrtilsw:: western Imitation extras. 21m 21'c: western firsts, lfcJjlSK-. Cltt,h.SK Strong; state full cream and large colored and white September fancy. 14c; state October best, 13Sil4e; late small colored and white average best, 12c; large, K"c; fair. 11 Valine. EGGS Firmer; suae Pennsylvania ami nearby fancy selected white. 3333 V: stuto choice. 3Ctt32c; state mixed extra. SSKrt ; western finest selected, 27c; state Mists, a'; southern, 20fy2tc. PO I rLTRY Dressed firm; western chick ens, Ssy)17c; turkeys, 12a20c; fowls, Mi'lSVsc k'trket it firead and Ac'.iTi on Heavy PRICE MOVEMENT IS VERY NARROW Oatslde Demand Promptly and Snpport Absorbs Offerings laaal Tactics to balnea Is I aaeeessari'. ser. shows available cash halsnce, tl44. 211.'17; gold coin and bullion. tMo.tfetMMi; gold cei tillcates. t44.i64 .W. CHICAGO URtIV AND PKOV1SIO.VS Keatarrs of (he Trading; and Closing Prices on Board ot Trade. CHICAGO, Jan. 8 Despite several bullish Influences, the wheal market hero today was Inclined to be weak because of exten alva selling. The feeling at the close, how ver, was fairly steady and the May option waa down only !c. Corn was up Vflo. Oats were ofT o. Provisions were 12',o to i'2o higher. Sentiment In the wheat pit at the open ing was rm.the May delivery being un changed to He higher, at S7V(('c. During tha llrst half hour pit trad rs purchased moderately and their demand carried tha price of Muy up to 87c. The world's ship ments weia small, being over half a million buhhtl less than last week, and the amount of breadstuff on ocean passage decreased Mi.iHm bushels, iteports fitim India do clured thai serious damage bad hen done to tho wheat crop In untriigalt-d districts. FTom Argentina came reports of further delay to harvesting because of rain. These factors In conjunction with a steady market at IJvcijMjol caused the early tlimnt'ss on the board here. Uefore the end ot the tlrst hour, however, the market commenced to weaken. Several prominent commission houses were free sellers, unci many local bulls followed their leud. This started a decline which carrbd the May option down to S6'C. During the lasl half hour com mission houses made active bids for wheat ! and this caused a recovery of a large part 1 of the earlier loss. Practically the only ! news of a bearish character during the day waa an Increase In the visible supply larger than had been estimated. The tlg urra showing a total of 2,3k2,oiO In alghl. The market closed steady with May at 1 (7Hc. Clearances of wheat and Hour were equal to GUV) bushels. Primary receipts were WS.OOO bushels, compared with 875.1W0 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 740 curs gainst bus cars a a ear ugo. Trading In the corn pit was extremely dull but the market had a firm tone. There waa good buying by several prominent commission bouses and some of ;he local bulla made fair purchases. The vllblu supply Increased MJ,a bushels, against tin Increase of l,G.I0,0uit bushels one year ago. News In general was rather favorable to tho bears. The market closed (Inn with prices at almost the highest silnt of tho day. May opened ie higher, ut 44c, sold up to 44c and closed at H'Vti'44c. Local receipts were 345 c ms with itnrty-two cars of contract grade. The oats market was easy 011 moderate selling by pit trailers, offerings were taken mainly by cash houses. May opened un iuuigcd to a shade lower, ut J'viistt'V, sold off to and clow d ut ,'-",r. Local receipts were 2M curs. Provisions were In active lUnuind by shorts and the market was strong. A l"c udvance in the price of live hogs was the chief cause of the buying. Al the clos May pork was up 2l'I,vc, ut Jlt.lliV Lard wus up IS''. at tT.25. Kihs werv I'm higher, at t7 tWi7.;vi. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 17 cars; corn. i3u cars, oats, 2uu tuts; hogs, 4U.K1I head. The leading futures runged as follows: Kansas City Grain and Provisions. KANSAS CITT. Jan. 8. WHEAT-Steady ; May, 7c; July, 7tAc; September. 71-c. Cash: No. 2 bard, SofyXc; No. 3, 774'ftsoc; No. 2 red. 9mii91c; No. t, 83-f(9o. CORN Steady ; Mav, 4uc; July, 4iic. Cash: No. 2 mixed, 3c; No. 2 white, 4oc; No. 8, 39.o. f)ATS Steady; No. 2 white, artv&.nc. HAY' 8teady; choice timothy, iU.ttOj 12.00; choice rralrle, t9 i'a.oO. RYB Steady. 2'mUc. KGOS Steady; Missouri and Kansas new No. 2, whltewood cases Included, 21c: case count, 19c. js-r doxen; cases returned, He per diiscn less. BUTTER Steady; creamery. 24c. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu IU.O11O 5.1.0(1) Corn, bu 2.mt 12K.ilij Oats, bu 16.U00 19.0U0 The leading futures at Kansas City, as reported by the Von Dorn Grain company, ranged as follows: NEW YORK. Jan. . There was a broad and active market for stocks today as Is obvious from the day's total transactions. The movement of prices, however, was rather unexpectedly narrow, the tendency to advance belna repressed by the free red, ' feeding of the new demand on the part of previous holders or atocKs in oroer to profits. Prioes were opened higher In most cases, but In some prominent Instances holders set about profit-taking promptly at the opening. The new demand was so broad and con fident, as to afford opportunity for general risuixlng during the first hour without r autlng to any strong artificial support for tho market and the realising was pursued without restraint until a very general un yielding of prices was perceptible. After that there was some rather obvious sup port on the part of the organised specula tion by bidding up of prices In one quarter ' of the murket. while the profit-taking was j pursued at others. There was a very manl iest growin 01 puonc Illieieni III liir "' ket at the opening which was naturally In duced by the progressive strength shown last week. There seemed a well defined speculative sentiment widespread through the country that the definite relaxation In money, which had occurred by the end of last week, had marked the passing of the restraint on the expected outbreak of a general speculation. Based on this con clusion, there was a general Inrush of buying orders this morning from miscellane ous sources. The moderate 1 ffect which this buying was allowed to produce on prices was a demonstration of the extent of the realizing which was going on. Lon don advices reported that there was exten sive selling of American securities In that market before the opening here. This was attributed to the closing out of some large accounts which had been transferred from New York to Iondon during the rerlod of acute money stringency here. The stocks thus sold In London came back upon this market to a very large amount when the stock exchange session opened. Money was much more freely offered but the de cline In rates did not make much progress I below the level reached last week. It be came evident that some of the large opera i tnrs who had held stubbornly to thrlr stock4 1 thennuh the seveie mnncv stringency of December Instead of taking advantage of the relaxation In money to extend their holdings were inclined to lighten their loads. Tills action suggested that the com ing of easier rates for money had been awaited for Its stimulating effect on outsldo demand for securities to afford a basis for profit-taking rather than for extension of speculative operations on the part of last month's operators. The week started with a contrubutlon to the money market from the sub-treasury operations of t2.4u8.000. The rates for time loans relaxed together with the easier rates for call money. New York exchange at Chicago, however, showed a yielding tend ency. On the side of the foreign exchange market there was a decided Increase of pressure on New York, an active demand for remittances sending the rate for de mand sterling up over Un In the pound sterling over last week's closing rate. The !Sei lark Money Market. NEW YORK. Jan. 8-MONEY-On call firm, Mt per cent; ruling rate. 6 to u per cent; closing bid. i per cent, offered at 7 per cent. Time loans easier; sixty days and ninety days 6 r cent; six months, tht per cent PRIME MERCANTILE rArER-5f.4 per cent. STERLING r.XCHANGB-Steady, with actual business in bankers' bills at M M3id 4 MM for demand and at U x2!j4 3 f"r slxtv-day bills. Tosted rstes. t4S.Hi and 34 07'. Commercial bills. t4.82,fi- SILVER Bar. 61V; Mexican dollars. 3X HONDSJ Government steady; railroad. firm. Closing quotations on bonds were as lows: i:. 9. rf tt. rt ....IMH Jrn to, M sertw . 1I0 coupon !"!' il 4111. ctf V. t. 3. r l"lt iln tit n. .. o coupon ls 1. A X. unl 4i V S. old 4m rI A 1'i Manhattan c. to eonpon J. 1"3 Mrt Ontral 4a V. 8. new 4a. ri .4.13014, ao 1st Inc o4i do coupon ls Minn tt Ht. L. 4a tt Am. Tobacco 4a. St M K T. 4a 1 ..! Ilo Is ..1'OH N R. R. of X. e. 4. Kl .. N. T. t". e I'ta ..HI N J C. 1 Ra 1S1S ..104 No. PsvlBr 4s bH .. 54 do la 77 .. MI4 N. A W. c. 4s 1TO .MJ-1 O. S. L rfclg. 4a M .. JS Fnn. ronr. 4 ! .. K Keadlnt " 4a C .. ni st. b. 1. c. ti.WH . .!' St. 1 ? F f. 4a S n St. L 8 W e. 4a 1H t Seaboard A. L. 4a.... 7 8u. Parlllc 4a MVa M14 do lat 4a rtfa a St. L. f. 4n .HU So. Rallwajr 5. llSVfe Ind. E. aer. A. 7f Tua. P. la 121 T4 T . St. U w. 4. . 71V, t nlon Pacltlc 4a 1"S fol- . .! . aji .nn do (a At'htaon fan. 4a do ad 4a Atlantic C. L. 4a.. Ral. Otalo 4a do S,a Bra R. T r. 4a... Central ot (la. (a . rin tat Int do Zd Inc do Id IS- Chra. Ohio 4'a. t klrago A A. 14I. C. U A g. n. 4a.. C, R. I. A P. 4s.. do rol. 6a. ccc. Colo. do series B t'slorado Mid. 4a... ( olo. A So. 4a t'uha 6a n. a h. o. 4a luatlllera' See, 6a Erla p. I. 4a do can. 4a Horkln Val. 44S. Japan is uttered. . ft1 do con. 4a. .int V s. steal Id la .100 .Waoash la . du dab. n . Wastarn Md. 4a.. . W. a I. K. 4a.. .li7, rntrl 4. . . ' ..IM ..Ut .. ;j .. .. i Boston Stocks and Bonds. BOSTON, Jan. 8 Call loans, ti'lr cent; time loans, rH'Bi per cent, quotations on stocks nnd bonds: Atrhlaon adj. la do 4a Uei. Central 4a Atrhlaon do pfd Rnamn A Alhsnr... Boston aV Matna.... Boston Elavatad ... Kltrhburs pfd Mexican CsHtral ... N. Y.. N. H. A H.. t'nlon Pacific Amar. Arga. Cham. do pfd Araar. Pnau. Tub.. Amar. Sugar do pfd Amar. T. A T Amer. Woolen do pfd Iiomlnton I. A a... Masa. Klectrlc do pfd Mua. Oaa 1 nlted Prult t nlted Shot Ma.h . do pfd t:. 8. Stael do pfd Westing, common . Adventure Asked. 3 lAllouel .ll 'Amalgamated ... . 7N American Zinc .. . W Atlantic .I"3 Bingham .164 fa I a Hecla... -17;4 Copper Range ... . l.. ;I'al Weat .141 jliomtnion Coal . 2614 Fran V Iln .101 Uraubr .IMS Isle Knrale . 17 Maaa. Mining ... . S4i Michigan . Vt Mohawk .185"a Monl C A C... .1 nid Pomlnlon ... .1.14 cacol . 44 Parrot .10414 Qulncr .17 Shannon II Tamarsuk .. ll Trlnltjr . . 47 I'nlted Copper . ..1H l. S. Mining.... .. 7t f. 8. Oil , . Hi's l tah . . in Victoria . .l'7 1 Winona . . Wl 'Wolverine .. 1'i North Butte .... per Official li' 14 I74 If.1 7i M'i IT It ' "sit in 17 E 4-. ?W 1IW 43 107 nr. 10 47 11H si's H v 134 M OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET ."ttls Attire, with Pricet Tally Steady on All Kitdi. HOG TRADE FAIRLY ACTIVE AND HIGHER ery Urge Receipts of Sheep and lm hs, vrlth I'rlces Steady lo K.aaler and General ( dltlon I nchasied. SOI! II OMAHA. Jan. 8, 1. Receipts were. Cattle. Hogs. Slieep OfTlclol Mondsv 7.i ." 12 n,in Same dav last week.... S.4 8.4S4 2,' Same week before J.4 3.9-9 S9 Same three weeks ago .. .3'rt o W4 4 .877 Same four weeks ago.... 4.P.2 .v.'2 Same day last year 6.613 4.36 ."79 KKCBU'TS KOR TUB TEAR TO DATE. The following talils shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, comparing with last year: lis, line. Inc. Cattle 2-.a lf.31S 4 T"8 Hogs 43.S47 39.1 4.714 Sheep 34,218 34,121 7 The following table shows the prices paid at the river markets for cattle: Good to choice corn-fed steers 14 Tfiyo 50 Kalr to good corn-fed steers 4 4iut 75 Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 8.60!) 4 40 flood to choice cows and heifers.... 326tj4.2S Fair to good cows and heifers .4n'(j'8.?i fanners and cutters 1-76-ti to Oood to choice stockers A feeders.. 3.4t''i4.;lO Fair to good stackers and feeders.. JOft3 W Common to fair feeders 2.(",.iS.n0 Veal calves s Ooo 00 The following table showa the averatre price of hogs st Soutn emiana for the last several days, with comparisons: IS lonO ft It I l t ri I J 16 7 1 I 40 SI 7tt I ! ls) I N. : oi 1 u 14 I 40 4..J I 16 ?1 7T I In U 4 3 5 I To 1VESTKHN8. King Hros Wyo. 2 rows 112 S 110 18 costs 1178 8 46 J Scheubcrs Wyo. 40 steers.. ..12 4 00 Hoiirt-Kecelpls of hogs were moderate at this and every other point this morn ing, which wss In favor of sellers, when taken In connection with the good de mand prevailing. t'ackera, however, did not nppcsr to relish the Idea of paying more money and they did not take hold verv briskly when sellers priced their holdings higher, so that the met ket was at no time during the session very active. They had to come lo It. though, and they flnslly bought the hogs nt nn advance owr the close of last week of S'dloc The best loads were nrohably all of 7'TjlOc higher. I with the general market a goid 7V higher I than Saturday s market, uoort loads so 1,1 up to $.V!C4, while a large proportion of all the hogs went st to Xyt 27V. Representative sales No. 71 .. 61 .. ... 73 . so. . 1 7... 74 .. t . V. II. 70 . 71.. 74.. ."' '.'.'. 1.. rt. . 7... . . 3.. 24.. II. 73.. 76.. 74 Date. I 1906. ,1S"04.1!sj8. lu2. ilWl . 1900. 18?9 Conaola. money do account .. Anaconda Atchlaon do pfd Articles. I Open. High. Low. Wheat I May... July... Corn May... July.. Oats May... July... Pork Jan.... May... Lard-Jan.... May... 40.. ,lr . -S!Ps SO. 3014 2T;Tsa-ai 13 77 14 06 7 45 7 56 13 77 14 07 7 fo 7 70i,72 I Close.l Safy. r 1 7tfU 76Vi'9J ' 3OTj 394Ta 30i' 30141114 18 75 14 CJ 7 45 7 56 13 7B 14 02 7 67 7 70 79 76V, 894 40- 13 80 4.VH-I7 7 67 St. Lonla Geaeral Market. ST. LOflS. Jan. 8. WH KAT Lower; No. 2 rd. cash, elevator, 89ii92o: track, 9afi94c; May, 8ie; July. fclSc; No. 2 hard, 84&Sc. CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 42c; track, 43 fci'lV; May, 42V; July. 4c. OATS Steady; No. 2 cash. 32c; truck. 8i-; May. 317sc; No. 2 white. V. Kl.OI" R Steudy; red winter patents. 84.3ntt4.50; extra fancy and straights, fu.SPiig 4.f; clear, 2.!sXa3.35. ' SKKDS Timothy, steady at S2.5O02.8O. CORNMEAL Steady at S3.2R. BRAN SteaJy ; tacked, east track. Sltt 82c. HAY-Steady; timothy. SS.oOeJ 14.50; prairie, SD.tHjiti 11.00. 1 RON COTTON TIES-lrSc. RACKIINO S'ftC. 11 K M P TWlNK-7 . PROVISIONS Pork. higher; lobbing, $14.00. Ijird. higher: prime steam, 87 45. lirv salt meats, steady ; boxed extra shorts, $7.75; clear ribs, $7.00; short clears, $S.25. Hmiin, steady: boxed, extra shorts, $e.5i; clear ribs. $S75; short clears, $n.crt. I')II.TRY Firm; chickens, lrtc; springs, 12c; turkeys, 15c; ducks. 11c; geese, 8c. ItCTTKR (Julet; creamery, 21Mt4c; day's realising was most conspicuous in I Baitlmors & Ohio Btocks which nave aireauy enjoyeo ine most striking advances. The copper and smelting stocks and the Pacifies were not ably affected. The strong features on the other hand were stocks which had not been pushed up in lust month's speculation. Tho trunk lino railroads, Atchison and a num ber of Industrials were the notable ex amples. The selling to realise recurred persistently, many storks touching the lowest prices of the day In the final hour and the gains In the strong Issues were largely reduced or wiped out. ine ciose was confused and Irregular and very active. The followw-.fc was the range of prices on the New York Stock exhange: Hales. Hign. L.ow. close, 87.HHO ' 8.7'i0 1,100 700 . 14.2UO 4ii0 , 31.i) 1,300 49,liK i.a 4.iio ...109.800 2. WO 900 m.ivo 19.21V) 5.900 ll dairy, 18.V21C. ICOOS-lIlgher. Flour, bbls. ...... Whest. bu Corn, bu , Outs, bu 21c, case count. Recelnts. Shipments. 8.000 g.noo 79.i) 4o.() 12'i.iKJO K4.UO0 73.t" 6s.fi00 2.300 4.0OO 6.10 700 ! Mlnneapolla tiralu Market. t MINNEAPOLIS, Jan 8.-FU11R First patents. $4 SorMD); second patents. 4.3O'i4 40; first clears, $ri cS'u3.7j; second cleurs. l-'.l.'.U' 2.55. . MIAN In bulk, $12.50rulJ75. (Superior quotations for Minneapolis de livery.) The range of prices as reported by F L. lay A Co., 110-111 Board of Trada building, was: 44", 44V'ie 414 45 ti La 447 ij k Articles.! Open. I lllgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y. Wheat 1 I I I I May STVfiSl 87 'Vi Wif 87S 87'4 July INo'atlM. ol'a, Ml, M'HilV(j4 Corn- I I ; I I Jan. 4c7a 411. 4,,7j 41 May I 41", 44, July 1 45 I 46 Onts I 1 Jan. I 2IL, 2l'i,! "1 31 311, Muy 1 32, 1 s: .'a'nK.i 32,; 3:, Pork- Jill July f3iS''i4 SiS'i-'s 30 Jan. i: 13 11,4 13 sft 1 May 14 06 I 14 17V 14 05 Lard- 1 Jan. 7 -, 7 H;'1,' 7 I May 7 874, 7 77! 7 t.7t July 7 77V, 7 !5 ' 7 77V, Ribs I I I Jan. 7 50 I 7 50 7 50 Msy 7 57t, 7 trv,1 7 574 July I 75 1 7 77",! 7 75 13 K5 i 13 h." 14 LO, 13 K) 7 .', 7 io 7 77. I 7 6:4 I I 1L1, 7 fs I 7 35 7B74 7 62 7 774! 7 624 Article!. I Open. I High. Low. ("Jose Snt'y. Wheat 1 May.. July. July. Kept. 1 18 1 S 1 21 85S a! I 1 20S 1 2H 1 224 84,1 !l 1 18 1 , 1 21 I 82','K.ViiS5', ob-1, Sti-ts'll I, 1 n l.ftm no 9.5t 30, lim hi) lB.im 1.100 loo 14 no . 1 19SJ 1 -'ml 1 21 1 19 Mlnne.-ifxills Cash Close Wheat : No. 1 hsrd. K3V-; No. 1 northern, tJ arrive, 82V; No. 2 northern. 80',c; to arrive, 8ui,c. No. 3. 77'i79c; No. 1 durum. 72c; No. 2 durum. Hue. Corn: No. S yellow. ri7'c; No. 3. 36i;!,c. flats: No. 1 white, 2dSc. Bar. ley: Jt.'wMc. By: 6"?1V Kla,: SI. 13. No. 2. Cash quotations were as follows: , FlOL'R His ; winter patents. $3 K5'(i4 in; winter straights. H 7.V.3 spring patents. S3 i..Vfi4 1n; spring straights. S3 kJj3.S0; bakers. $2.2.V.i3 Su. WHEAT-No. 2 spring. MVh-; No. 3 spring. (OuV'.c: No. 3 red. S7Vu.ve. CORN No. 2. 4.'c; No. 2 yellow. 4.".4J'4c. OATS No. 2, 31c: Jso. 2 white, 32VUJ-V-; No. 3 while, Wi'lll-'V'- l: 1-' No. 2. tSii-. BARLEY Oood feeding, 36Vu37',c; fair to chnn-e. malting. 41'i49c. 8EKIS No. 1 tlax. 11.10; No. 1 northwest ern. $1 lo: clover, contract grade, $13 iruU 2f. PROVISIONS Mesa pork per bbl , $13 ttnj 13 87C,. lJird, per li) lbs., $7.2V Short ribs sides (I. voxel. ; iV,i,.fi. short cU-ur sides 1 boxed 1. $7.'s77.ii'. Following acre the receipts and shipment- of dour and grata: Receipts. Shipments. S.4'J .It.""' 24.7 3ef.j.l 74.l' 1'4.4-eiisi IVtkls.o 4.11 l.issl 1 l ul.lUC exchange tod.i" the but- rtrm . creameries. 1i'um visible Sopply of Urals. NEW YORK. Jan. 8 The visible supply of grain Saturday, January 5, as com. piled by the New York Produce exchange waa as follows: Wheat, 4S.22o.tmo bu., increased 2.275.000 bu. Corn. 12.8'J'.ii"0 bu.. Increased 4:l.'W bu. Obis. 27.519.OU) bu., decreased Jo4.tJ bu. Rye, 2.3:-6."ii bu., increased M.ii bu. Barley, .2uui0 bu.. decreased 119.UU0 bu. Liverpool Grata Market. LIVERPOOL, Jan. S.-WHEAT-Steady ; No. 2 snot red winter, lis 7d; futures quiet; March. 6s IP!; May, 6a ird CX1RN Spot quiet; American mixed new, 4s 4V,d; American mixed, old. 4s 9d; futures lulet; January, 4s 2',d; March, 4s 2',d; May, 4s 3d. HOPS In IOndun (Pacific coast), steady at XiflU 15s. Flour, bbls Wheat, bu 4'orti. bu Oats, bu Jtie bu Barley, bu On the ITodtic ter niurkei whs leOrita, H'u '- l.3, U'ud, l uitflk, No. no No. 4 Peoria Grala Market. PEORIA. Jan. 8 CORN Unchanged : 8 yellow. 41r; No. 1. 41c; No. 4. 40o (Trade, 3tKi3,V-OATS-Steudy: No. S white. 31c while. 3o'4ifi,e. RYK-St.ady; No. 2. 67V WHISKY iln the basis of 81.28 for fin ished goods. Mllnaakeo lirala Market. MILWAL KKE. Jan. WHEAT Mai ket lower; No. 1 northern, aoaau.; No. 2 norili ern. 82MKV; Mav. s7Sc bid. RVE Market steady; No. 1. S7V44"0- BARLEY Market steady; No. 2, 544c; sample. 47lfc4i64c. CORN Market steudy; May. 44V u'd Adams Express Amal. Copper... Am. Car & Foundry do pfd Amer. Cotton Oil.... do pfd Amer. Express Amer. 1(. A L. pfd.. Amer. Iue Securltleisr Amer. Linseed OH... do Dfd Amer. Iocomotlve... do pfd Amer. Smelt. & Ref do pfd Amer. Sugar Ref..., Am. Tob. pfd ctfs... Anaconda Mill. (o. Atchison ., do pfd Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore r Ohio... do pfd Brooklyn R. T Canadian Pacific ... Central of N. J Ches. & Ohio Chicago ft Alton do pfd Chicago fit. Western lS.ftrt Chicago -N.' W.... 4,4ii) C. M. A- St. Paul.... 21.4i) Chicago T. & T lo) do pfd liO C. C. C. A St. louls 3.W0 Colo. Fuel nnd Iron. 32. M Colo. A Southern II. Sun do 1st pfd do 2d pfd Consolidated Ous ... Corn Products do pfd Did. Ac Hudson P., L. A Western... Denver R. O do pid Distillers' See Erie do 1st pfd do 2d pfd , Oeneral Electric .., Hocking Vallev ... Illinois Central Inter. Paper do pfd Inter. Pump do pfd Iowa Central do pfd K. C. Southern do pfd Tulsvlllo ft Nash. Manhattan L Met. Securities Met. Street Ry.v... Mex. Central Minn. & St. Louis M , St P. & 8. 8 do pfd Mo. Pacific , Mo.. Kan. & Texaa. do pfd National Lead N. R. R. of M.. pfd N. Y. Central N. V.. tint. & W.... Norfolk A Western. do rfd North American ... Pacific Mall Pennsylvania People s Gas p., C. C. A St. L.. Pressed Steel Car... j . . uo .. . . Pullman I'al Heading do 1st pfd do 2d pfd Republic Steel .. do pfd Rock Island Co. do pfd Rublier Goods .. do tifd St. L. ASF 2d St. Louis S. W do Pfd 80. Pacific do pfd Southern Ry do pfd I Tenn. Coal and Iron. Texas tt t-acinc Tol.. St. U ft W.... do pfd I'nlon lacln do pfd I'. S. Express C S. Realty V. 8. Rubber do pfd V. 8. Steel do pfd Client lea I. 109i 41 loo 3014 40i .41V 7714 118 ln6 12744 157 IOR'4 JM !5i lOoH 1t0 115'i 89i 17474 225 07V4 10H '74 3S 40 7H 1174 K"4 127 1544 I 267 944 102 159, 1144 87i4 174 226 ' Iniodon rioslnar Btocks. IX1NDON, Jan. 8. (Toslng quotations 011 the Stock exchange were as follows: 19 S-14 Norfolk A W .. I3H do pfd 7 .. 1S Ontario W il .. U7S Vennaylvanls 74 ..IWiVKand Mines 74 ..Ill's Reading 7IH ..17VV, do lat pfd 4 .. 7V do :'d pfd 4 .. II I Southern Hallway ... .laSi . . I ssSfc I do pfd lOJ't .. 40S Southern fad flu . . 904, I'nlon Parlflc lis', ..BO I do pfd lol .. U4 I.". S. Steel 40 4 ... 7Si do pfd 1111 ...ISO I Wabash jl4 Naah... 15744 do pfd 12 3 spsnlab 4a II1, Dec. 16... I 4 7ti I Dec. 17....' I Dec, 18 ... I 4 81V Dec. 18 ... 4 S44 Dec. 20.... 4 90 I Dec. 21.... 4 88 Deo. 22.... 4 90 Dec. 23.... 4 97,i Dec. 24.... Dec. 25 ... t !ee, 2H.... 6 Ofi Dec. 27 ... 5 00 Dec. 2.4.... 4 92 Dee. 29.... 5 01 I liec. 30..... 5 09 Dec. SI.... 4 46 4 28! li 16! 20! 4 34 6 22 ; 6 34 I 4 26, 14J 6 2i 4 501 4 l 01 6 12 4 60 1 6 7! Ol 4 44! 4 34 IS Oii 4 as 4 381 4 41, e I 4 42 4 5lj 4 5ui 4 55 6 41! 4 47 4 3 46 4 47! 8 161 18 6 261 t ; 4 01 4 83( 4 73 8 I 4 77 3 92 4 79, 3 94 4 81, 4 ol 4 80, 4 02 I 4 04 4 86 t I t 4 891 4 17 6 06 6 09 t 4 KTJ 16 HO 6 19 1 6 44 1 6 3.. 4 M, 4 us 4 61 1 I 6 26 4 77 4 14 4 47 1 6 50 I 4 M, 4 16 5 51: 34 6 3!, 4 14 4 62: 6 25 6 lb 4 90! Date. I 1906. 119(16. 1S04. 11903.11902. Jl01.l!s S. . iu .ISO .104 , 14 ..111 .171 111 ..tl4 . KIT . :.if . .175 .115 .HI . tbt . HI . 141 . t.'l . .! ..too ..111 .1)4 .144 ..M4 . 2J0 ..Ml ..SSI 74 Bb. 40 Sl I 11 I I7i, I ' I U I t 5 M I ll'i 5 rrt, t 21k, r. sr., 5 it. t 15 t 2:. 5 15 I 36 25 i 15 I IS 1 n I 25 i 15 6 is I It 5 15 I 15 4 U I It No. ao . . 41 . 71 . n . 71.. 14.. 73 . 74 .. 74.. 4.. :... 7 ... 57.. 71 . 7l.. 71... 44 .. M) .. 4 ., 54 .., 12. .. 44. . It . 7 .., t7.. ts.. A. .111 . H2 .114 . Ill ..fit . .121 . 234 . Ill ..r . 2 JO . IfJ 2M ..! .11 . til .117 III 1M ,131 .III .130 .171 ..! . 315 ..321 ..321 sk. If. I IS H t It I It I It r 5 I 15 i 5T4 I 17V, I ITi, I til, I IT', I 171, k I7H I 171, I 17, 4 17!, I I7, t n, I 19 I SO I t to I Jo i 10 t S2(, :.co; s'c; lib. Jan. 1... Jan. 2... Jan. 3..., Jan. 4... Jan. 5... Jan. 6... Jan. 7... Jan. 8... 5 14 6 11 6 07 6 14 5 22 6 17 I 4 641 33 6 22; 4 97 64 So, 6 19; 4 96 6 29 4 39: 4 4 45 4 4 4 4 i bu 4 61 6 3o I 29 4 77! 4 68, 4 5s 4 .5 6 28 6 Hi 40 4 &.M 6 49, 6 2l! 8 69 6 09; 5 a: B 04 5 15 5 00: Sunday, i Holiday. itA.NOiJ OF PRICES. Cattle. Hogs. IJ-OO-uJ OO 6.15'(i6.32V 1.506.15 4.7frt6.62l 2.00inl.00 4.7iVSi5.37l, , 2.KKU6.00 4.iiO'U 5" 2.2f.(u6.75 5.106.30 Canadian Pacific thee. A Ohio... rhlragn Ot. W. t'.. M. A St. P. Henver K. U do pfd Erie do lat pfd do 2d pfd Illinois central Uniterm, A tl., K. ft T. 217., ; w 13 :i w 68 32V4 7(V 55 194 59 3914 88 53 '4 49, 81 4 7474 179 116lZ 1774 24. 88 21 ' 221V m 13 36 iht 574 311, 70 54 i" 38H S8 52'4 48s. 81 74 1784 1164 1754 hot; M. 9ilO 1.4ka 6,600 5l 10 6.3"0 4l 2.200 1ii.5(i) 19 6i) 2.2K) 3.700 4-) 12.5m 22f0 5.O11O 16.7iO 4.0 59X) 1.9lr1 lO.tkO 4.0tV Sin 101. a o 5110 4.tVrt 5( ) l.r 367, 70, 15-H, 16)7, 74S 126, 25'4 834 146 175 lulH 39 7u'4 w 4.1 15..V4 1014 48 14474 lol 56H luo Car... 7.1f) 1.5T0 ;oo 12,500 2. Kill 2.5m 2s) 1447, 944 97 3oU lt:4 24 624 ;4 60 XAi 69 1.134 161', 734 124 V, si 14.14 174A lm. 374 70 834; ,39 152V f! 86 994 474 144 Ki4 55V HO 143 V 94 97 34', V6V 244 624 pfd. Toledo rrd Market. TiiLKLm. O. Jan. 8 SKKD 4iovcr otmh and January. Ik 17: V. t.ruarv. v22: March. S27; April, .u7, lliuothy, prime, ll.'sj, al lke, to.uo. 500 l.NII 1II 12. no 3r 29.9nn K 4.SUU 3.4il TOO .133 o 1'0 Vs.-Caro. lo pfd Wabash do nld Welln-Knigo Kxp.. Westinghouse E!e, Western I'nlon ... Wheeling A L. E . Wis. CentrHl do pfd Northern Pacific .. Central leather .., do pfd 8!oss-Pheffleld 1 .ill 5i 167 lilBI 3 9i 3 lio 7ii l.oii J.laai 1iO iKO ; l'-i lasl 111" 44 0.1 4 HO 1.9 " 44 ns 74 ll4 3774 Hot, 149 344 56i 1X17, 49 w" Ma 1114 45 1"74 544 life, :o. 414 17.1 Kl. -. 48 lmv. 894 48 ! 54V, 11K4 874 1'4 14.: 334 564 154 99 8 M', 111 444 1H6 S3 11.14 41 :'4i 173 934 29, 61 a-S 4V V2t 231 109 414 9974 m 92 oo- "404 41 304 41 76V 117V 1647 127 16.14 105'4j 2594 94, i 1.194 1144 4 877, 1744 rs 5114 3 69 21S 2234 1834 12 34 10674 58 31 '4 70-H 54', 1774 17 57 2214 460 3874 87i 52 484 81 74 178S H64 1754 24 874 27 80 304 604 3574 694 Ml 161 4 734 12474 254 834 1 145 1744 l'-i 37V 70 87A, 39 1554 514 864 92 lm-4 47'J 1444 1004 Is 14 MS i4 242 144 944 n'4 344 1h6AI 244 624 404 lOl 474 214 55. 664 11S4 37V lmiV 143 4 344 16 1544 7 117 8 .134 1114 44 J, 1117 "4 115 '" 41 1"35 17S4 t 17 304 624 2014 IOS 88 N. Y. Central ins,. SILVER Bar, firm, 80 l-16d per ounce. MONEY 2(a24 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is 3 per cent; for three months' bills, 34 per cent. Mm York Mining; Stocks. NEW YORK, Jan. 8, Closing quotations on mining stocks were as follows: Adam, Con Alice brunawlrk Con.. Comatock Tunnel Con. Cel. Vs. Horn Sliver.. Iron Sliver '. Lesdvllle Con otured. 15 Little Chief ... )a flijUrld j0 'flphlr If ) phoenix .... 14 fotoel IKi SVvsie 11.1 ' jgtsrra Nevada 150 Ismail Hopes .. ..... I4tsiand,rd .. 7'4 ..ion ..651 .. I .. I .. 4H .. 2 .. 11 ..toi Omaha Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Sioux City SATURDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The following list shows the number of cars of feeders shipped to the country Sat urday and their points of destination: CATTLE. Cars. H. M. Hollaway, Hartlett, liu Q 1 Oliver Chambers, Hartlett, la. W 1 Elzy Triplet, Herman M. A 0 1 J. R. lAltta, Tfckamah M. & 0 3 John Kineran, Denison. la. I. C 1 !I. A. Hill. Extra, I11.-R. 1 1 E. I". Fruit, W.tverly B. & M 1 Henrv Kooar. Wither H. & M 1 Allun Hopkins, Clearwater F. E 1 The otllcial number of curs stock brought In today by each road was- taiiie.iioKs.Ewiccp.n 1 m 14 28 21 5 4 12 3 16 8 1 i I 67 51 2 I Foreign Financial. LONDON, Jan. 8. Money was In good demand In the market today and supplies were moderate, with some Indications of ,a. further reduction. Discounts were firm owing largely to Argentina's requirements 1 .. t .1 'T. . .11.. . ...... .. was quiet and prices were Irregular, but the undertone generally was good. Consols opened easier and rlosed above the lowest Quotations of the day. Home rails were Occasionally higher. Americans opened I J. B. Root ft Co. dull and were sold on New York orders, 1 llullnti a Kline C, M. ft St. P Wabash 1 Missouri Pacific I'nion Pacific 18 C. & N. W. (East)... 5 C. A N. W. (West)... .15 C, St. P., M. & O.... 13 C. H. ft Q. (Enst) C, B. A J. (West).. 39 C, R. 1. & P. (East ) . . 3 C, R. 1. & P. tWesti. .. Illinois Central 1 Chicago O. W 1 Total recelnts 141 The disposition of the day's receipts wui as follows, each buyer purchasing the number of head Indicated: Ruvers Cat tle.Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co. Swift ft Co Cudahy Packing Armour & Co Armour A Co. fin D'v'r. Carey Lobman A Co W. 1. Stephen Hill A Bon Huston A Co Hamilton A Rothschild . . . L. F. llusx Wolf A Murium Mike Haggerty Sol Degati SHEEP-Recelnts this morning were the largest that they have been a long time nnd unfortunately half of the trains were lute, so thnt It was rather uncertain all the morning .lust what the receipts would amiunt to. The market did not present any especially new features. It was one of those days when everything seemed to move along In the usual manner ' without any very Important changes being devel oped. As to values the market waa steady to easier In spots. A consldersble propor tion of the receipts consisted of ewes, and In some instances they sold at prices that were possibly a little lower than last week. On the other hand, buyers claimed that they were full and that that would make up for any apparent difference In prices. However thar may have fcecn, II was a fact that the geneiul market was In very fair shape and prices as a rule entirely satls- fneltil-v In nil Inti.rusla Knmw Vf.arllnor 4 J. ! wethers sold as high as $6 So, hut there 4 J were no right choice lam On to put a ton on the market. A string of ewes sold to arrive ivas weighed up at $5.50. Among the receipts this morning were a few feeders, which met with quite ready sale at steady prices. Some feeder lambs sold at $6.40, which was fully steady. Quotations for fed sheep and lambs are as follows: Oood to choice lambs. Colo rados, 7 21(ii7.50; westerns, $7.0Oi7 50; year ling. I6.0ufd6.30; westerns, $0.00416.90; ewer, 4.7oru5.50. Quotations for feeder sheep and lambs: Oood feeding lambs. $,1.75416.35; yearlings. 14 75(5.40; wethers, $1 5oU0. 00; ewes, $3.75V 4 so; breeding ewes, $l.i(i&.uO. No. 6 western ewes 21.1 western ewes 445 western ewes N?.l Colorado ewes 91 western yearlings 346 western yearlings 3 bucks 16 bucks 9 cull lumbs 85 western ewes 3'J) western ewes 241 western ewes 624 western ewes 2n7 western wes 94 western ewes 220 wethers and ewes 74S western yearlings 317 western feeder lambs 270 western feeder lumbs 4 29 4 27 4 S7 4 35 e 4 34 1 Av. . 91 . 113 . 1H . 101 . 95 . 95 . 14 . 123 . 34 . 10O . 100 . 92 . 103 . 1"2 . 103 . 101 . 94 . 49 . 66 Pr. 6 35 5 35 5 40 5 45 30 8 30 3 00 4 10 4 50 5 25 6 2.1 5 30 5 50 n 50 5 50 5 i-l 6 ao 6 40 Co. mostly under parity. They improved later. sometimes substantially. Atchison, To peka A Santa Fe and I'nlon Pacific were especially strong. The tendency during the last hour was rather irregular, but stocks cIosikI firm. Foreigners were mostly Inactive. Peruvians were In demand. Rus sian imperial 4s were easy. Japanese Im perial 6s of loot were quoted at 1024- PARIS. Jan. 8. Trading on the bourse today was Inactive and prices were heavy throughout. Russian imperial 4s were quoted at 83.06 and Russian bonds of 1904 at 4s. BERLIN, Jan. 8. Prices on the bourse today were Irregular. Americans and Rus sians opened firm. The market reacted later 011 the continued discussion of tha Moroccan question. Bank flrarlntts. OMAHA, Jan. 8. Bank cleurlngs for to day were $1,594,442.69 and for tho corre sponding date last year $1,511,207. )6. 253 748 . l.b'J 560 1.245 3.719 fx6 1.129 3.542 922 1,466 2,514 2o6 19 H4 21 37 35 93 S3 27 39 23 16 126 377 157 .... 674 .3,6X18 4,96,1 11.5S8 Metal Market. NEW YORK, Jan. 8. METALS Tha London tin market was about lis higher with spot quoted at 161 and futures at 1.164 las. Locally the market was til 111 and hlghT in sympathy with spot, quoted I at $60111 6. 60. Copper steady; quoted at i.79 for spot and 179 5s for futures 111 tha Ijondon market. The h.val situation was ' unchanged, us apparently with hike and i electrolytic still quoted at $li.3.VHll.io. and I casting. 818.474(il I8 8.4. Lead was rs lower, at 17 7s At In London, but remained un- changed locally at $5.6"4j4i.o0. Spelter also 1 was lower at Iuidon. at 29 2s 6d In In- ' don and unchanged at $6 5Vui.6i In 'he local market. Iron was higher abroad, with j standard foundry quoted at 73s Gd and ' Cleveland warrants at 54s l'4d. Ilia do mestic market was firm '.and unchanged. No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted ;:t $18.75 fel9 3fi; No. 2 foundry northern. 18.5iiy 18.85; No. 1 foundry southern, SlH.6utli.is; No. 2 foundry southern. Ilk.uosj is.'Jj. ST. LOL'IS. Jan. 8 M ETA LH Lead, firm, $5.90 bid. Spelter, Arm, $6.55(16.574. Klngan Packing Co. Other buyers Total CATTLE Receipts al this point were very light this morning for the 111st day 01 inn week and 11 seemed as if shlpiTS were still acting under holiday Influences. On the other hand. Chicago had u large run and the market opened up easier there. Owing to tho very good local demand the market here did not show much change. The proportion of beef steers wu small, while the demand was of liberal extant, so that buyers were out In good season look ing after supplies. In spite of the fuct the unwise crowding of the Chicago market caused a weak opening there, prices re mained stationary here and the market waa safely steady. Some sellers thought they secured strong prices. Among the offerings were quite a number of westerns. The early arrivals were practically all sold In good season. There was quite a sprinkling of cows and heifers anying the day s receipts, but the sprlnkllniewas none too heavy to meet the requirements of tho market, t'nder the Influence of the good demand practically eveivthlng changed hands In good season. Tne "market could not be quoted otherwise than steady with last week. Not far from twenty cars of stockers and feeders were on sale this morning and thev moved ofT quite readily at steady prices. Representative sales. v nr.EF STEERS. So .4. Pr. No. ay. Pr. 5 ' lWI 1H ) U47 4 40 7 ' no: I r. 11 MM 4 in "' lot t tt 17 1.141 4 50 Ml 1 7.1 24 111 4 55 1 .. .1110 1 75 U 124.' 4 ri a ;i it It 12 4 u 1 ....' 1171 4 00 4" 1231 4 7:. 2 K UU 4 ui 1 13)i 4 SO 11 1021 4 hi 10 ia:; 4 ir. 5 tr,o 4 1 ) !:! 4 v. 4 12,2 4 U . I3 4 5 U 122.'. 4 20 72 Hit i It, 17 Mil 4 25 '' Ia7 t ' H un 4 4o 40 11.04 5 30 42 llti 4 4J (IIICAfiU 1.1 VIS STUCK MARKET Cattle Steady Hogs Five to Ten Cents Higher Sheep Steady. CHICAGO. Jan. 8. CATTLE Receipts. 28. (id head; market steady; common to prime steers, $3.25'ra.25; cows, $2.9isu4.4li; heifers, $2.25rii.0U; bulls. 2.(si'(4)o; calves, 2.5ltfi.6: stockers and feeders, $2.40i4,25. HOGS-Receipts, 38,000 heud; market, 6'jtK'c higher; choice to prime heavy, 5.4o( 5.524: medium to good heavy, $640?.46; butcher's weights. $5.405.50; good to choice heavv, mixed. $5.355.45: parking, $5,20'5fi.46. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2S .000 head; market steady to strong: sheep. $4.(0 ti6,2i; yearlings. $6.007.00; lambs. $7.407.90. ew York Live Stork Market. NEW YORK, Jan. 8. BEEVE43 Re ceipts, 3.765 head: market for steers, active, top grades, lityllc higher; others 6'tiloe. higher; bologna bulls, ilrm to 10c. his her; lat hulls, steady: liologna cows, ivU! higher; others, steady: steers. l4.2Cxfjj.75; oxen and stags. $4..Kin.oO; bulls, $3.iOu4.1o; export bulls. $1.26iJ4.40; cows. $1,865(0.75; Liverpool and Imdun cables quote live cattl" firmer at lOtofijllV PIT ". dressed weight; refrigerator beef, steady al 840 per It). CALVES Receipts, 1.098 head: veal mar ket, firm, 25c higher; barnyard calves, steady; veals, $5.iij 9.25; little calves. :'..i) ffi.lm; barnyard calves, $4.00; yearlings, $2.75; dressed calves, firm; city dressed veals, 135bMc per ll.; country dressed, Wp 12c. HOU8 Receipts, 15.670 head; market, higher; state and Pennsylvania hogs, $6.i& 7.i: choice light to outside buyers. $6.10. SHEEP AND IwVMBS Receipts. 1.5'sl head; sheep market, strong; top grades, higher; lambs, steady to 10c lower: good demand; sheep. $3.6o'a6.76: culls, $2.5Oti3.0O; lambs, $7.5sii8.40; few choice. $3.60; culls, e5.tKsii6.60; Canada lambs, $8.00. $9ld; good ordlnarv, &73d. ordinary, 5$.d. The sales of the ilsy were I".'"' hsos. of whirl) l.'VO were for speculation "nil -twrt, and Incltnbrt 9 American. Receipts. l.tan bale, all Amer'csn ST. UH'IS. M". Jan S-COTTON-Qulet; middling. 11 i-vc. sales, none; re ceipts, none; shipments. 158 hales; at oca, 40,H hales. ON4II4 W IIOI.F.S AI.K M4RKF.T. londltlon of Trade? and Quotations on Staple and Fancy Prodoce. EGGS Fresh receipts, candled stock. 2:.J rtc LdVF. 1WI.TRV ll"m, 84c; roosters. . ; turkeys, l.ic; dinks, 94c; spring chickens, 94r; geese. 8V.c. DRKSSED ISH'l.TRY -- Turkeys. 15UI -c; old toms. 14iil5 ebb kens. 9nl s-, old roosi ers. if; ducks. 11c; geese, imille. HI TTER-l acking stock, l.v.i 1.14c ; ehoicO to lancy oaii). i.)i9c. ereameiy. 21U-l'kc; prints. 214 srOAR-Stnndaid granulated, In bbls , $5 08 jr rut.; cubes, a.90 per cwl. ; cut haf, 16. per cwt.; No. 6 ex lis C, lings or bhis . 14 !) per nt.; No. 10 extra C, bags onl, 14 75 per cwt.; No. 15 yellow, bags on!1.. $4 70 per cwt.; WXX powdered, eo.80 per cwt. FRESH FISH-Trout. UtiUc; halibut. 13c; buffalo, dressed. 9c; pickerel, dresard, 4 I white bass, dressed, 12c, sunrtsh, c; ptct scaled and dressed. 8c; pike. 10c; catllh. 13c: red snapper. 10c; salmon. He: cripple. 12c; eels, 18c; bullheads, I!:, tnaek ba-s. 15c; Whitehall. 12c; frog legs, per dog.. J.i i lobsters, green. 27c: boiled lobsters. 3tk-; shad roe. 45c; blucflsli. 15c; be"lng. 4c. HAY Prices quoted by omana Feed coins pany: No. 1 upland. $7.00; medium, $..; coarse. $6 ir. Rve strsa-. $6 50. BRAN Per ton. $15.50. TROPICAL ER11T8 DATES Per box of 3-1 1-lh. pkfes , Hallowe'en, in 70-lb. boxes, per lb Savers, rer lb.. 5c: walnut-stuffed, rkirs . $2.(0 tier dog.. 3-11) Ikixcs. $1.00. DKAMirs-1 niimrniii naveis. an sis s, $2 75; Floridu, all sires. $2.60; choice navels. $2.24. LEMONS Llmonlcrs, cXtia rancy. 20) slse. $3 25 ; 300 to 3.;a i!s $.1 75. FIGH California, per 10-lb. carton, 77.i' S5c; Imported Smyrna, three-crown. 12c; six crov. n. 14c. BANANAS-Per niedliitn-slxed bunch, $1.5 W2.25; Jumbos. $2,504)3 04. TANGERINES Florida, fier box of about 126. $2 50. GRAPE FRFIT-Florldn, fler tsix. $7 00; California. ier box. $6 00. Finns PEARS Lawrence and Mount Vernotie $2.50. APPLES Callfornlii Hellflowers. $1.40 ( t bu. box; Colorado Jonathans. $2.50 p r tin. box; Hen Davis. $1.7.1 pel" bu. box; Wine saps, $.'(8i per bu. box; othri varieties, $2. 0 per bu : New York apptis. 14 50 per bbl. : CRANBERRIES Jeracva. $16..i per bbl GRAPES Impoi led Malaga. $.15046 00. OLD VEGETAH1.ES. POTATOES-Home-grown, per bu., tic: Smith Dakot'l. Per bu.. 7,'ic. ONIONS - Home-grown, vellow and per bu.. 85c; Spunlsh, per irate. $17! rado, red and cllow, per liu . $1.(0. NAVY BEANS-Pel bu., 2 00 LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 54c. CABBAGE Home-grown and Wisconsin, In crates, per lb., I4n2c. CARROTS. PARSNIPS AND Tl'RNIPS l"er bu., 6t576c. CELERY- Kalumiixoo. per dog., 25c. SWEET POTATi lES-Kansas. per 3-bj. bbl., $2.00. NEW Vr.iiETABLES. TOM ATOKS California, per crate of 20 lbs.. $2.50. WAX BEANS Per hamper ot about 30 lbs. net. $3.50. STRING BEANS -Per hamper of about 30 lbs. net, $3 iio-iM no. EGG PLANT- Florida, per doz.. $1 2n4jl.1t). GREEN PEPPERS Florida, per hamper of about 10 doz., $3.50-. Tl'RNIPS -1.ou1s.unu, doz. bunches, 76c. S H A 1. L O T T S- Louisiana. per doa, bunches. 60c. HEAD LKTTrCIS Louisiana, per bbl., 18.004110.00; per doz. reads. H.flil. LEAF LETTl'CE Hot Imusc, per box of 12 to 15 bends. Sic. Cl'CCMBERS Hot bouse, per dot., $2.1X1. RADISH ES Hot liouse, per dm. Iiunchcs, 50e MCSIIROOMS Hot house, per lb., inc. BEEF CUTS. No. 1 rib, 124c; No. 2 rib, 84c; No. 3 rib. Gc; No. 1 loin, 16c; No. 2 loin. 104-; No. loin, 74c; No 1 chucks. 6c; No 2 chucks, 4c; No. 3 cnucks, 3c; No. 1 round. 7c; No.. 1 round, 64c; No. S round, 64c; No. 1 plata. 4c; No. 2 plate, 3c: No. 3 plato. 24c. MISCELLANEOUS. CIDER Per keg, $3.75; per bbt.. $6.75. ' HONEY New, per 24 lbs., $3.60. CHEESE Swiss, new, 15c; Wisconsin brick. 15c; Wisconsin llmberger, 134c; twins, 15c; young Americas. l&4c NUTS Walnuts, No. I soft shells, new crop, per lb., 154c; hard shells, per lb, 134c. Pecans, large, per lb., 14c; small, per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., 7c; roasted, per lb.. 8c. Chili walnuts, per lb.. 12'l34c. Al monds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; bard shells, per It), 15c. Slieli'iaik hickory nuts, per int., $2.25: large hickory nuts, per bu.. $1.60. Chestnuts, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, $4.50 per sack of 100. 00 J red, oi.i- Kvaporated Apples and Dried Frnlts. NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-EVAPORATEl APPLES The market ts quiet and the quo tations given represent holders' Views rather than actual transactions. Common are quoted at 7tlc; nearly prime lit 94(94'"; prime, Witn.o; choice. lO'tlc; fancy. He. CALIFORNIA I'HIED FRUITS -Prune) ara rattier quiet at the moment, following the recent spurt in demand, but prices ste firmly held and range from 4T,c to 8c, ac cording to grade. Apricots seem to be nl tractlng 11 little more attention again and the murket ruled firm with choice quoted, st t4Q'10c; extra choice. lo4'floe; fancy, 1Ki12c. Poaches are unchanged wltli choice quoted at h'c: fancy, 1041'illc; extra fancy, 1044; 13c. Orders are being taken for scedi-d raisins subject to approval by the new holders and spot qtiotntlons are un changed. ixHise Muscatels ate quoted st 5Vu7V,c; seeded ratslns, 5i'9c; Ixindoa layers, $1.60. Mock Market. Oils and Rosin. NEW YORK, Jan. 8 Oil-Cottonseed, strong: prime crude, nominal; prime yel low, 34c. petroleum, steady; retined. New York, $7.60; Philadelphia and Baltimore). $7.55; Phlladelnhla and Baltimore. In bulk, $4.66. Turpentine, dull. 67'yii74c. ROSIN Quiet ; strained, common to good. SAVANNAH. Ga.. Jan 8. TURPENTINE Firm; liaVo,''. Sales. 1.055 bbls.: re ceipts. R60 bbls.; shipments, forty-five bbls. R('SIN Firm; sales. 2.293 bbls.: receipts. 2 837 bbls.; shipments. 2.015 bbls ; stock, 54(11 bbls. Quote: A, B, C. $3 Xai 30: D. $3 26413 36; K. $3 ri(3.40: F. $.l 35ia3 45: G. $3 40 04 46; H, $3.453 5ii: I. $3.8i: K. $4 25; M. $4 75; N. $126: w. G. if, go: w. w. j ,j. OIL CITY, Pa., Jan. 8 )l l-P crean dsi- anres. 11.68; shipments, si.noj nuts.; average. 60 134 bbls.: runs. 106.838 bbls.; average. pO. 401 bbls. Shipments. IJma. 142.812 bbls; av erage. 62,793 bbls. Runs, Lima. 85.168 bbls.; average, 42,101 bhls. ToihI sal., for the day. 1 597.800 shares. Treasury llalemrat. WASHINGTON. Jan 8 -ToUav g slate- meet of the treasury b.tlanee In the genaral una, txciusivs 01 ins .iw,iM,wo gold r- (ofre Market. NEW YORK. Jan. 8. COFFEE The market for coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to a decline of W points in response to lower European cables, but quickly rallied on bullish crop news from Brazil, private cables claiming that recent rains were injuring the prospect and caus ing the trees to shed. Demand was not particularly active, hut offerings were light during the middle of the session and the market closed steady at a net advance of 6O10 points. Sales mere reported of 64. '"O hags. Including January at 6 Vu '' March. 6.5o'ri6.7uc: Mav. 6.75fti; 8.V: July 9ne; September. 7 OuCi.Otc; December. 7.16 j7.20c. Spot Riu. steady; No. 7 Invoice S 1-loc t . 12.. 1.. M. 1 1 I. t It I. 10.. t 2 2 Philadelphia. Prodae Market. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 8. BUTTER Firm; extra western creamery. 27V4'-8c. FOGS Steady: western fresh. 2oi' at mark. CHE7EE-Firm; Nsw York full cisam U4jl44g. .. 74t . . 7l ..12'.') .. I2 .. k .. 110 . . 126 2 10 I h i r. t a 1 2) 2 :t I A ttl l 4 175 ! 4" COWS. 11.... 11 1. ... 3 ... .... 1.... 4... J... t ... 4.... I. ... I ... S . I. '.'.', i .... IS ... I.... II. .. .. Ill 2 It ..Ml I M ..1110 3 ill .171 I to ..1070 I a .1110 i JO . lOf.O I io . . 770 2 t . . 14 I S .1010 2 40 .. SD0 I K ..Ui III . . M0 I 4 I . ... 6t 2 75 :.. . .1170 J 76 I . .. ioll I IS 1.. ... UO i T5 1.. ... J 2 7t 4 . ...1071 I It 1. ... ill I 11 1 . . 120 t 15 1 ...HI" 1 I ...lono I r . . . t-, 1 isi n COWS AND HEIFERS. , . ir.7 . Mi ..!; . lie, ..It . . ltno . . urn ,.117i .. 174 ..II1S ..1024 .. lit . 1 . . 117u .. leO . ,M4', .. t. I . .KUii .. mi . . M'i ..KsiO ..1140 ...1115 ...1174 . .14. ..1110 ...1120 ...1400 .. 1110 ...ia:') . . . ! . .13 n 3 ii 1 00 2 mi I 00 a 00 10 3 10 3 11 I 15 I 1". 3 It 3 li 3 to 3 20 I 10 3 20 3 10 I 10 I 2t 3 A 3 2 3 to I li I 2S I 21 I li 3 41) 3 40 3 hi 3 50 3 to 3 to i 70 Kansas City I4i e K ANSAE CITY, Mo., Receipts. 10.000 head, Including 200 south eins. Market strong and active; choice ex- port and dressed tieef steers, $o.25?i6.oO; fair to good. $4,004)6.00; western fed steers, $3.5i''86.6o; stockers and feeders. $3.0047-4 io; j southern steers,, $2.75'(l4 75; southern cows, $2.(si2.25; native cows, $2.0nh4.t'); native heifers. 3.D'a-l l; bulls, $2 2tV4.li; calves, $3.((j7.2f.. i HoGS Receipts, 7.0(O bead: market &aioc higher; top. $5 40; bulk of sales, $.1.;''(u.35: heavy, $i'.3iX(o.40; packers, lo.iS11ia.in; pigs ! and light. $0.(Mid.25. ' SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. IO.0O1) I head; market strong to l'sj higher; top ewes. $660; native lambs. $6.i47.75; wfster.ii lumbs, $. isi 7.t ; fid ewes and yeariliiKs, $4,504)4.15; western fed yearlings, $6mj'iii.6ii; western fed sheep, $4 u"u6.10, sto kers and feitleis, iri.isjoju.uu. lagir nnd Mnlnsses. NEW YORK. Jan. i. SUGAR Haw firm: fine refining. 3 8-lM34c; centrifugal. 99 test. 3 ll-16i(S4c: molasses sugar, 2 lii-lHnp 4.80c: granulated. 4 70c. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. today; holiday. Jan. 8. CATTLE i10- refined steady; crushed, 6.40c; poa'drred. 8. No market Dolutb Grain MarkasL DULUTH. Jan. 8 WHEAT To arrive. No. 1 northern, 82tc; Nn. 2 northern, 84c; on track. No. 1 northern. 824c; No. 2 not In ern. 8"4c; May. 864c; July. 864c OATS To arrive and on track, 24C. HEAL ESTATE TH P F. II S. 81. I.oals I. lie 8tock Market. ST. 1JU18. Mo.. Jan. 8. CATTLE Re ceipts, 4.(i heud, Including 4.vi Texans; market steadi ; native shiping and export steers. $.5"'ti.O0; drehsed beet anil butcher stcrrH, irl.oO'iM 9o; sters under 1,000 pounds, H.ut(4.4n: stockers and feeders. 12 i.i'y .1. 7 ; cows and heifers. $2 omt)3.i'i; ciun'Ts, $1.75 ti.2.10: bulls, t2.5o'ii3.2&; calves. 2 754l7.ii"; on, 1 1, eli..,. Mi.n'1,11 ' The following deeds were filed for recni 1 IKkjS Receipts. lu.isju bead; market I January s hislur; pigs and lights. $4 fi(i4"; packers, j $5 10416 40; butchers and best heavy. .i.;("i(i .5i. SHEEP AND UMI18-ltw elpts. .o) bead; inaiket steady; native muK'i.is. $.'i.u) Id 60: laitdis, $5 5U7.76: culls und bucks. ! $.1 ''ij4.(iu; stockers, $3 oo$3.5t ; Texans, $3 1st I Irt.ort. , Alleged Embessre Knds Life. NEW YORK.. Jan. 8. C. C. Men- of Sin Francisco, a prisoner on the stesnier l'sr mania, shot und killed himself In tils cabin today jut lis the big linei whs entering New York harbor. Melr was charged wi It emlazzling $"0.li from a San Erancl-.r wine )nerchunt and was returning froi-t 1 London to answer the charge. He shot : himself ut daylight as the outlines of thn Auierl'iin shives liecume visible. He hhs in custody of nn officer. Melr was uiresi.d In London at the request ot the Stale de partment at Washington. He did not con test the application for his extradition. fo !,') 81. Joseph Llve Mock Market. ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jan. 8 CATTLE Re ceipts. 2.2.11 head: murket steady to strong: native. $3.66416.811: cows und heifers, $1 fHi'i 4.75; stockers and feeders, $2,754)3 :ri. HOGS Receipts. 4.720 head, market Mll'le higher; light. $6 224i4 .274; medium and heavv. $1.224'u 36; bulk. $v 22411 u "7 - SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.860 h.ad, market steady to strong; yearlings, $S.5u; ewes, $5.5o. ia ,20 isn t: HI 3 IV HEIFERS. 1 ma :i 1 .v 2: t 13$ t r 7 JtCI $5 1 . iAH I 50 5 10 .., : . , BULLS. . Ii'0 f no 1 r.to t $ ;, 1124 2 2. 1 ls 2 Isi 1 ljfct) 2 2.. 1 . IV3 2 I ltio 2 rt 1 !) 2 n 1 IMS 1 40 I '110 3 00 OMl 2 5" 1 I4-0 I" 1 1320 I H I lit 3 It 1 ,411 I 7 1 lux S ; . 1 11 2 75 I IMS. 3 r.o 1 140S 2 li I '-" 3 S" Ul I CALVES. I Iti 3 io 3 1 i :i t 11 t ' : 1 S 55 1 itu i on i .' o o 1 no ill 2 r.i .si STTOCKET.S AND FEEDERS. It fsii I 71 l ! - ;r. I T7t I w "..-. 1 is: I n is. ;i it. felons City LIT klovk Market. SIOUX CITY. Jan. 8 (Special T.l-gratn.! CATTLE Receipts. 1 8no; murket steady; stockers und feeders, $i.uu43no; cslvs and yearlings. Vl.iyuiW. HKGS-Recelpts, 1,800 tiead ; inaiket 5'uluc 1 hlglier: selling, $.1.1(.1.30; bulk of sales. ' $52"45224. I Sll f.EP Keceipis, i.iasj neuu; maraet strong. Ilsrk In Might. Receipts of live stock at the six principal western markets yesteruay South Oia.ih.l Sl ux City ... 1 i ( 11 y . I St. Joseph I St Louis 1 1 'hicsgo Cattle, lings. Sl.eep. 7. law 5.ifl) 12.n0 1i l.kiii I. (so loon 7.100 Iii.ioi 2.231 4.72D 2.8 '4! 4.msi I1M.11 ,i) 2.(o rft.oil) 2-1.I4M 63.631 66,5J 54 S6.; WARRANTY DEEDS K. J. Dlt kerson and wife to C. H. Conner. uml4 lot 14. block 14. Jet ler's Ad $ Nancy J. K'-efer to W. G Keefei. lots 5. 1 acl 11. iiiock 3. npnng Lake Park, hit II. block 2. Junction View Terrace L. 8. Reed and wif to Jacoti Pes slnger. lot , blo- k 2. Alamo Plaz l.'-'e) L. E. Coy und wife to Omaha A Southwestern Railway company, part of Rlvcrviiw PurW Ad I P. J. Hantiliran to Delia HannUan. lots lo and 11, block 21. First Ad to Corrl gan Place I W. G. I re and wife to Peter Leonard. 10 acres In sw cor. sc 4 nw4 6-14-13 . l.&a) H H. Salisbury and wife to J. R. Black, lot 6. block 12. Patrick's Se.--ond Ad S'JO Marv A. Fogle to I. J. Foley, lota $ and la. block 481. Gtundvlew 6u0 J. W. Elwncd and wire to Byron Re-d Co.. 41x107 82 fct commencing at point 127 36 feet s of ne cornel lot 4J0S. Glese's Ad 20 Bnuth Omaha Land company to Joe Wesgoeskl. lot 5. block i:in, South Omana JO City Savings Bank to Louise B. Jlaw- kinst.n, lot IS. Twentieth and Atnes Avenue Ad 10 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. Mabel P Ogden to Mary i' Johnson. lot 6. block 6. Marsh's Ad 1 I'nlxn Biewlng and Malting coinpmy to, Christ Andresen. lots to and II. Dwlght A I- s Ad. and 11 33 ft lot a. lilo k 119, ( iitmha '' Total amount of transfers... .$'. .4 Totals Cotton Markrf. NEW ' YORK. Jan. 8. COTTON Hp' it. 1 !n-lng quiet; middling upl inds. II 7.'c; ir.ld ilV'g ulf. llr. sa'es 2.6 0 lial'H. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 8 - IflTlDN- Spfit. u.eid lof.lnesM dune; prices 12 points lower; Ai.ieiinin middling fair. 5M; go-d mld ilHng. 2?sl; iniTldling, o7d. low middling. F. Du Day & Co. Ovalvra la Stock. Cirain. I'rovliloit Ship loir Craln to t a. Ilraueli OfTtce, 1 11-1 1 1 Board of Trad Ifldar.. Ilmaha. elt. Telephone .SI4. 212-214 F.xebange Bldg.. Stiuth Qn.aoa.. Bell I'lmne 216 Independent Pnon a