THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 190(5.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Betttr Felling
in Wheat
Hours.
After Earl;
CLOSE HIGHER AFTER STRONG RALLY
Imrmr (lrnrn Were Strengthen
leg fnlfe-S(imf ( ,(rls( hy
shorts Oat nBd Cora Steady,
with a Fair Trad.
OMAHA, jan. 9. 19".
V'hMt wss higher today. At the open
ing those were still selling ho vld yes
terday. The market did not Uk the wheat
very vo until tho decline reached yes
terday's low point, where It steadied. A
better feeling developed then arid price
want up to yesterday a clone, where cover
ing by shorts In an and a further sain
made. May was about yc higher
ml July V higher. May cloned at '(t
K77,r, July at UV and September al 8.1c.
Large clearances wera responsible (or eome
of tna strength.
Coin woa steady, with only a fair amount
of Had. Hroomhall say the Argentina
t orn crop bids fair to be a record breaker.
May closed at 44 ,c, July at i',-,'4j(,0 and
September at 4jVc.
Oat were steady and trade good In the
hear month May cloned at Z2'Q'i2'-c and
July at 3040.
Clearances were 678.000 bushels of corn.
M4.i) bushels of oats, 309.000 butels of,
wheat and 77.om barrel of Hour. Primary
wheat receipts were S'M.VM buahela and
shipments ae,t)0 bushels, against receipt
last year of 470.000 bushel and shipments
or 237.000 buKhels. Corn receipts were btfs,-
bushels and shlnmenla &o3.000 bushels.
against receipts last year of KUf.'iOO bushel
ana shipment or taH.tAU Dusuets.
Rradstrects total wheat decrease was
l.KI3. bushels, corn Increase I,u62.uu0 buah
els and mils ilerrease 17fi.onit bushel.
Liverpool closed ViftVd lower On Wheat
and U'rfV.d hlrher nn corn.
Thero was a fair demand at Minneapolis
for cash wheat, No, 1 northern being 2d
under the May and No. 2 northern 4Vc.
miller Htocks at Minneapolis Increased
7HO bushels for three iImvs.
At the seaboard yesterday exporters Bold
liti.tmn bushels wheut. mostly ManltoDa; 1U4,
ki bushels corn. l.'iO.OOO bushels oata and
uO.floo bushels bai'lev.
Hroomhall cabled nn rain has fallen In
the I'nlted Provinces and that wheat In
uulrriaatcd districts is In serious condition
lying" wheat was poured on the Chicago
market in great volume Mouday. For the
third day tho Armour Interest sold, and
the wheat mysteriously disappeared. As
prices diopped only He, It gave the market
the appearance of being tilled with matched
orders.
l-'roiii the Chicago Tribune: "There have
been small subs of hard winter wheat and
of macaroni wheat grown In Colorado for
export recently via the gulf. Germany I
taking the wheat, buyers apparently taking
what cheap wheat they can get In advance
of the higher tariff duties which go Into
eiTeet March 1. The demand, however,
seems to be limited. Duluth exporters say
Ihev have been selling macaroni wheat to
Germany for some days."
Omaha cash prices:
J in aim C'aah Hales.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard, 2 cars, 76e.
CORN No. 3, 1 car, 37V; No. 3 yellow, 1
fa i s, .Ycc; No. 4 w hite, 1 car, 37e.
MATH No. .1 white, 1 car, a4"; No. 4
white, 1 car, i'.i'tc.
timaha nab Price.
WHKAT No. 2 hard, 7'Vh 78i,c ; No. 3 hard,
iS'yTB'sc; No. 4 hard, 70'i73vlc; No. J spring,
;;'i77c; No. 3 spring, 73a7fiV.C.
CMKN No. 3, 37Vi3Kc; No. 4. 36fj37c; no
OATH-No. 3 mixed, awS-ltc; No. 3 white,
.'He; No. 4 white, L'XV 29'c.
grade. 3.'cli.ftic; No. 3 yellow, 3Sc; No. 3
White. :'.V'u 3H'.4jC.
RYE No. I. Cc; No. 3, 6oVsc.
Carlo! Hecelpt.
Wheat. Corn
ter market waa firm: crramerle. 1va:s'e;
dairies, lMilc. Lag, stewdy. nt mark,
casea Included, 1 Mi .Sic; firsts. IX; prime
firsts, ac: extras,' iTe. Cheese, steady,
llVd 13c.
SKW iORK GENERAL MAHKET
Quotation
on Various
of the Day
Commodities.
NKW YORK. Jan. I-FLOCR-Rci eipts.
l!),rl bbls.; exports, ft.MO bbls.: market
steady with fair demand for spring rrades;
Minnesota patents, $4 tr6.0o; Minnesota
bskre, 13 atrtj J 9n; winter patents. 14 10
4 Ho; winter straights. t3.u4.un; winter
exttaa, I'.!sMi3; winter low grades, IZ'a
ii.2t. Rye Hour, dull: fair to good.
Joij4.10; choice to fnnry. 4 1Mi4.V. buck
wheat flour, steady; ..lofs.lfi for spot ana
to arrive.
BUCKWHEAT Steady; KHc. nominal,
delivered at New York.
CORNMEAt Hteady ; tine white and yel
low, II .1'; new coarse, ll.ltrtil.l:, new kiln
dried, $3 on 1.10.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 western. 74c, c. I.
f . New York.
BARLEY Hteadv; feeding. 41c. c I. f
Buffalo; malting, 47g52e. r. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Receipte. 2M.W.0 bbl.; exorts.
206.470 bbl.: spot market firm; No. 2 red.
fa elevator; No. 2 red, fto f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, 9&c t. o. b. atioat.
The early wheat market was weak and
lower, reflecting bearish Argentina news,
and depressed outside markets. Recover
ing on big clearances, unfavorable south
west crop news and a scarcity of shorts,
the market closed firm at Va'! bet ad
vance. May, 91 6-16'&'J21'e; July closed SSe.
CORN Receipts, ils.STiO bu. ; exports, l.stft
bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 yellow, Boo;
No. 2 white, 61c. option market was quiet,
but rather firm with wheat, closing partly
Ho net higher; January, 63V03'c, closed
fcae: Mav closed 6oic: July closed BOc.
OATS Receipts, 44.000 bu; exports. 14.8f.2
bu; market steady; mixed oats. ItjfjrB lbs.,
S4jlyii3;o; natural white, arflM lbs , 37VitS3Sc;
clipped white, 3440 lbs., 4M?41VIc.
HAY Pteady; shipping, (' U'; good to
choice, grutfc.
HOPS yulet; atatet common to choice,
19mV, lobloc; Pacttlc coaat, 1106, Hil4u;
ltf"4, 9ai2c; olds. Arm.
HIDF.S Firm; Galveston, 2fl to 25 lbs., 17c.
LEATHER Firm; acid. 2H27Hc.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $11 .R0
613.0U; mess, 19.00(510.00; beef hams. 130.00-3?
21.60; packet. HO.&Otill.OO; city, extra India
mess, ll iiai Co. Cut meats, steady;
filckled shoulders, tmVTc; pli kled hams,
3'il'l4a per lb. Lard, steady; western
steamed, l7.8hUT.90; retlned, steady; contl
nept, 8 2u; South America, IX.70; com
pound. In ftTVai.MH. l'ork, firm; short
clear, $15.0Xtfl7.iA, mess, 114.6014.75; family,
llti.00.
TALLOW Firm ; clt,y (12 per pkg), Be;
country (pkgs. free), 4g6'ic.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 3to
66c.
HUTTERr-Ftrm : street price extra cream
ery, 27c; official prices, common to extra
creamery. 1827c; state dairy, common to
extra:. 16 24e; renovated, common to extra,
ibSfilc; western factory, common to firsts.
IbVnlXV: western Imitation extras, wgi
2Jlic; western firsts, WBlSc.
tHSKVB-mrong; state run cream ana
large colored and white September fancy,
14c; state October best. 13!Ttl4c; late small
colored and white average best, 12c; large,
12V,c; fair, lll&ime.
KtMJS Firm: state, Pennsylvania aim
nearby fancy selected, whit, 34'tfJ6c; state
mixed, extra, ZN130c.
POI LTK Y-L.lv steady; western cmca-
ens, 12c; fowls, 14H'; turkey, lac. uressen
nrm; western chlcKens, scoiic; turaeys, i.'w
tov; fowls, SKfl 14c.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BUNDS
UoTtment of Prictt from Start to fiaiih i
Cooiaicd tod Irrignlar,
SENSATIONAL RISE IN SOUTHERN IRON
Rnmor of the Absorption of the
IH . K. J T. by the Rnrllngton
Ised with K.ffeet 1o Ad
vaare Valaes.
w'hiirago
KansHJi Cit y . .
.Minneapolis ..
Mmaha
lMllutli
St. Ixiuls
15
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...347
... 15
...220
.. 40
3K1
2.)!
Oats.
214
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(HICAt.O GRAIN AM) I'KUYIIO.S
Features of be Trading- and Closlnw
Prices nn Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, .Inn. 9. An unexpected larga
tteerense In the world's visible supply of
wheat was the chief factor contributing
to a strong close today In the local wheat
market. Final quotations on ' the May
option were up to V4 Corn w.ia up lm
ti'Sic. Outs were practically unchanged ajid
provisions were 7V-'l"c lower.
Liu Inn the first, half of the session tha
wce.it market was weak on reports of a
decline at Liverpool, due to free offerings
of Argentina wheat. Opening quotations
of the local iHiard were off Vc for May at
s7c. Prominent commishion houses which
were hiavy sellers yesterday sold again to
il" v and pit (ruder joined In the move
ment. TLis forced the price of May down
to Jv before the noon hour, dcntlment
then suddenly changed and for tho re
mainder of the session a firm feel inn pre
vailed. An exceptionally good demand was
reported for cash wheat at all outside
markets and many Inquiries were received
lrom exporters. Itradxtrcct s weekly re
port on the world's available supply of
wheat showed a decrease of l.tdO.iiOO bush
els, which was much larger than nenernlly
anticipated. This ficvd many shorts to
cover frily ami there was active buying
ihiiii ior uie purpose or covering and by
commission houses during tho last hour.
offerings were readily absorbed and prices
made a sharp rally. The May option rose
to S7c and the market closed firm with
May at X7(h!77c. Clearances of wheat and
noin were equal to 700.00U bushels. Primary
receipts were ii2o.iHi bushels agnlnst 47o.'0
bushels one year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
ann . iiicH go reported receipts or 12 earn
aguliiHt K.V, cars last week and 273 car one
year ago.
The Mump In wheat caused 11 slightly
easier tone In the corn market early In
the day, but later a firmer feeling de
veloped on fair demand from commission
houses, the strength of wheat and reports
of weather favorable for the movement
of the crop. The market closed firm with
prices at tin- highest point of the day. Mav
opened a shade higher at 44V, "old off to
44V(44V and then advanced to 441c. which
was ine closing quotation. Local
were 3tl cars with BO car
grade.
Oats were aslor early In the day In sym
pathy with other grains, but us the ses
sion advanced there was an Improved de
mand from commission houses and the
market became suudicr. The close was
tlrm Mny opened ic lower at 32'c, sold
between 32'rt:i'',c and :!2V and closed at
lU'.ii.;1!'. Local receipts were 214 cars.
Provisions were subjected to a '.neral
selling pressure today and the market was
weak A decline of loc In the price of live
hous brought out a large amount of offer
I'lMs from the imckers. At the close Mav
pork was down u,. Ht I3 H2S. lj,rd v.as off
at I7.H5. Ribs were 7V lower at $r,. j7
l7.l'e.
K 1!'mit. il receipts for tomoi row: Wheat.
11 ram: em n. Hi cars; oats, 77 cars; hogs,
(.).! head.
The lending future ranged as follows:
Ai licles.' Open.) High. Low. Close. Yes"y.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9. WHEAT May,
80c; July. T7t; September, 75Hc: cash. No..
2, HKoX7iic; No. 3. 774dNOc; No. 2 red, 90
stoic: No. ;, s.owc.
CORN-Steady; Mny, 40-4c; July, 40c;
cash. No. 2 mixed. 39; No. 2 white, S9V
til 39V; No. 3. 39c.
OATSSteady; So. 2 white, 31432c; No.
3 mixed. Sic.
EGGS Bteadv; Missouri ana ivansas, new
No. 2 whltewood case Included, 20He.; case
count, !; case returned, w less.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, ru.sva'iz.w;
choice praltie, 90Oi'9.50.
jt V K steady ; szutwe.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 24c.
Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 49.000 39.000
Corn, bu td.COO 110,001)
Oats, bu ii. uw a.iwu
The leading futures at Kansas City, aa
reported by tho Von Dorn Grain company,
ranged a follow:
NEW YORK. Jan. -The movement of
prices In today market was confused and
Irregular from start to finish and little re
mained of the gains at the end of the day.
The pursuit of the movement to take prof
Its was continued and many of the most
prominent stocks In the recent movement
were subjected to this process. Meantime
new stocks were nushed forward into nroin-
I Inence. An additional factor In the Iron
I movement waa the resumption of buying
of some shares which were subjected to the
profit taking In the early part of the day.
there was little new to accompany tho
various movement and the explanations for
them dealt more with terhlncal market
conditions than with anything bearing on
change In actual values. While the He
rein ber movement of price carried the ma
jority of share to record levels there was
a group of Important securities which did
not rise at any time within measurable dis
tance of previous high records. These huve
Wen the favorite In the new speculative
advances of yesterday nnd today. Penn
sylvania and It allied railroads are notable
examples, the present price level reading
far below the maximum touched In former
speculative campaigns The recent move
mont of Atchison Is given the same expla
nation, although the stock was Inclined to
rest today. In the I'nlted States Steel
stock a tendency was manifest to alternate
from one to the other, yesterday' rise tit
the common giving place to steady realiz
ing today, while tlie preferred waa pushed
upwards, with strong sentimental effect on
the whole market.
The southern Iron stocks made ens:i-"
tlonal advances and rumors were revived
that the arrangement for the expected mer
ger were being completed. The high priced
northwestern granger and Paclflo moved
upward widely and easily and old stories of
coming extra disbursement and of new al
legiances played a part In the movement.
The rumor of absorption of the Missouri.
Kansas Texa by the Burlington and ,if
the Kansas City Southern by St. Paul were
used with effect. St. Paul Itself wa among
tno slocks which derived advantage from
Its previous failure to share In the ad
vancing tendency. There were other wide
movements, but the character of the fac
tors which moved them was similar to that
In the rases named. Meantime there wns
free realizing In t'nlon Pacific, Reading, the
Copper and some other stock. While the
market thus continued to show a degree
of mixed strength It action conveyed an
Impression of more effect In sustaining
prices than that of yesterday. The falling
off of the volume of activity added to this
effect. The failure of a larger outside de
mand to appear was a disappointment, to
large holder of stocks. This was attrib
uted to the almost universal belief that
holiday holdings hang over the market,
which were carried persistently through
the December money stringency, but on
which holders ore waiting to take profit on
any opportunity.
The money market showed some further
relaxation, but the continued firmness of
foreign exchange keeps alive the problem
of how far the decline In Interesl rates
can go without precipitating an outgo of
gold. Continental discounts moved In fa
vor of Ixtndnn today and the Imperial
Bank of Germany made a very strong
weekly return. The banks here transferred
tfiO.Onn through the subtreasury to Cin
cinnati and the rise In the money rate
to per cent contributed to the late re
action which wiped out most of the day'
gains and made the closing easy.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, oar value.
13.900,000. I'nlted State bond were all un
changed on call.
The following wa the range of prices on
the New Yo.rk, Stock exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
th following change; ish In hand In
creased 5,5i,rti marks; treasury note In
creased 7t'.0i marks; other securities de
creased 191.'.o marks, notes In circula
tion decreased 141.3s".i' marks.
eer York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9-MONEY-On call,
firm at Bfls per cent: ruling rate, a per cent;
closing bid, per cent; offered at S per rent;
time loans, steady; ixtv days and ninety
Uav. per cent: six month, oUm per cent.
PR 1MB MERCANTILE PAPLR-5fu5(
per cent.
STERLING FXCH A NOE Firmer with
actual business In tmnkrrs' bills at 14 90m
4 115 for demand and at 4Mil for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, 4.:iytj-4.ii .
commercial bills. 4 x:S'j4 2V
SILVER Bar. K: Mexican dollars. W.
BONIiS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotation on bonds wera a follow:
10- )!. n . : nerlet ..
1'':'t in rtf 4
luISj itu 2d a-ntu .
Id 1. t.- K tint ' 1"4
1 Mii.hntan r. 1 It ..l.i-
re.
r.
f. S. rf. .
dn coupon .
t'. 0. n. re
to coupon .
f. 8. ol4 4,
to coupon .
I'. 9 saw 4a,
dll fntinnn
Am. Tobsi-eo 4a...
rtn aa
Atrhlaon an. 4
to a.l) 4a
Atlantic C L. 4a.
Bal. A Ohio 4a
io Si-a
Kra. K. T c. 4a..
(.'antral of tit. it.
do lat Inr
ito 2d Inr..
do Sd Inr
(hva. A Ohio 4S
Chlrato A A. Ia
C, B. A VI n 4a
('., K 1. A P. 4a
do rol. la
Ci r. St. L. 4a.
Coin. bid. la, avr. A
do aerlea B
Colorado Mid. 4a....
Colo. A So. 4a
t'ut la
A H. O. 4a....
Illatlllara' Sac. .a ..
Erla p. I. 4a
do gen. 4i
Hock m Val. 44a...
Japan aa
-illd. "Offered.
... li
... M',
... I no -4
... V,
4a. an
... ',
...Utt
...77
...tot
... I'H'i
...lP4k,
. . IttiH
IKS
..In' Max. ("antral
. .ItfH do 1st Ino,
..ti Minn A St. L 4
i'1 U , K , A T. 4a...
..I4 do 2a
N R. It. of M. .-.
.. MS N V. C. I JSt...
..1' N J C. g. la
..IMS No. rawinc 4a ....
do la
. . wis N. A W. e. 4a...
..11' o s. b. rfd 4a.
.. ajs Pann. conv. IWl..
.. to Raadln dan. 4a .
. . 74S St. U I. M. r
. .H'aS S'. L A . P. If 41 Ms
.. .as st b. S w . c. 4a... II
..luS S..Htnard A. k. 4a.... a
. . 7 So Pa. lBc 4a MS
. . r do lat 4a ctfa r,v
1C.S So Railway it Ill
. 7IS Taxaa A P la 121',
. 7S T . St L. A W. 4a . ms
1 77Slnlon Parlflr 4r eS4
. US do ronr, 4a 1T.4S
lit I 8. Steal id la 7
AM Wabath .a llS
. ,3', do drt. B 74
. J", Waatern Ml. 4a 7
. W A L K. 4a
,107s Wla. Onlral 4a IJ'4
. M-a
lloston Stock and Honda.
RfiSTON. Jan. 9 Call loans,
cent; time loans. Bfl per cent
quotations on stocks anq bonus;
Artlcles.l Open. ltlgh.l Low. Close.l Yes'y
Wheat
May... July...
Corn
May... . July...i
Oats
May... July...
Pork
Jan.... May...
Lard
Jan....
May...
till
7Sr,SV4'fH'79HifV4snla2l7i,"'?7i
iftVx : if 7!4y SVII 'j "0 ' ''a: tow
.'l4eef4oHlS9l4nif404 !
'-a ; VttsSj 1 40119114 ; 40Va SS'iit
40V,uA.
13 67
13 95
7 45
7 6i
aOVt
2
13 67
13 5
7 67
30,4
2S
13 60
13 00
7 t
3OV30H4f'i
28
13 50
13 S3
7 45
7
28Vs29
13 75
14 02
7 B7
7 70
St. I-ouls General Market.
ST. IX118. Jan. WHEAT Future
higher, cash steady; No. 2 red, cash, ele
vator, R9i9S!r; track. aVtSflWc- May, 86Vc;
July, Rl'c; No. 2 hard. MtfS.c.
CORN Stronger; No. 2 cash, 42c; track,
tug 4.14c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 ch, 32c; track,
S2Sc; May, 31 V; No. 2 White, 3W33H:C.
Kl.oi'R Steady; red winter tmient.
I4.3otii4.60; extra fancy and straights, 3.fctf
4.2R; clear, 2.0ri3..
SEEDS Timothy, steady at 2.50(g3.IO.
CORNMKAI-Steady at 2.
HRAN Steady ; sacked, east track, 81
82c.
HAY-Steady; timothy, I8.00iai4.00; prairie,
SI.HOM.H.OO.
1HON COTTON TIES 99c.
BAGGING f,e.
HEMP TWINE 7Ue.
PROVISIONS-Pork, lower: Jobbing,
113.75. MTd. lower; prime steam, I7.37.
1 11 v salt meats. Bteadv; boxed extra stiorts,
17.76; clear ribs, 17.00; short clears, ts 26.
Macon, stead'; boxed, extra shorts, Is. io;
clear ribs. IS.,.": short clears. 19.00.
POl'LTRY Firm: chickens, loc: springs,
12c; turkey. 15c; out Ks. 11c; geese, sc.
.ocal u .elpts , ' . '
of contract ual"1 '
Bl'TTER Quiet;
dairy, ls'allp.
EGGS-Hlgher, lie,
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
creamery, 21 s'jiOHc ;
case count.
Receipts. Shipments
4.000
. 40,01 J
.71.000
.80,0110
8,000
fig.COO
79.KIO
w.oto
STi,
Mtl 1,
NT',
s,.
S71t7,
.1
4I
' 4u,.ll4i!
::o-,i :in7,
S2-i'4 32
;k 1,-11, -
r;s
41',
41'a
447, imns 447, u,
II a 4.',ii' 45 iu'
.1
3lH, 17,
11 S, 32s'"-S
.iosi aws1
! 1 : 77.
i 14 Uu
I 13 771,
I 14 16
I
31 s
T ns
7 Tit
7V T77H
5i 1
7-V
13 rtj
1.1 47V-I
i
7 ill !
1 ,JH
I
1 .HI ;
7
13 I 13 85
13 9241 14 Ui,
I
7 52Sj
'7S I
I
45 I
GO I
7 6?H
7 75
7 &D
7 ial
7 U74
7 774
Wheal
May
Juiy
( rn -
Jan.
Mav
J ply
Wits
J. 111.
.Mav
Julv
l'ot k-
Jatl.
Mav
IMl-
.1 111.
Mav
Julv
pi'ia -J
11 n
Mm
J uly
No. I.
Cash 1)11011111011 were as follow:
Fl .OCR-Easy; winter patents. I3.W144 10;
wlnt.-i- Mialgets. 3.7VfH.5: spring patents.
fcS.sc4 15: xpiiiig straights. :;.'khJ.so;
biik. ra 2 25i3.2u.
WHEAT Nu. 2 spring. s1s.e; No. 3
sprlnv, vi(So: No. 2 red. ir;i4uvr,c
COltS-No. 2. 4-'c; No. 2 yellow, 42VC.
OATS No. 2. 301; .No. 2 while. ic. No.
white. Sit47:t2c.
. HVH-St: 2. 64r.
BARLEY tlood reeding, 37Vl; fair to
choice foa.lt ng. 44u4Vc.
8KKI1jr-.N0 1 flax. II 12; Nw 1 nurthwest
tu, 1114; cluxer, contract grade, lit lxu
13
PROVISIONS Mesa mrk T Mil.. 13 SMf
12 lard per li ll., I7.52'f. Short lib
sides (loose). 7 l6t7.6o, shoit clear sides
(boxed). 7.u64i7ia.
Following were the receipt and ship
ment of flour and grain:
Keceipts. Shipments.
Minneapolis Grain Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. .-FI)l.R-Qulet ;
first patents, I4.40fp4.50; second patents.
!4.3ofu4.4n: first clears. I3.504f3.ui; t.econd
clears. 2 45(jj2.5o.
BRAN In hulk. tll.OOb'14 25.
(Superior quotutluns for Mionaapoii de
livery.) The range of price a reported
by F. !.. Iay i Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade
building, waa:
Articles ! Open. I Hlgh. low. Close. Snfy.
Wheat! I 1 i '
May...'MS'uii KTiVfS 4, 854i
.luly...,MJSii' "a7 80 v
May...' 1 21; 1 23' 1 2l 1 2jS
July... 1 2.1 1 t 1 n , 1 24
S.pt... 1 -J I 12441 l a I 1 21SI
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 824c: No. 2 northern, 8oc, to arrive
SuV; No. 3, 77u78c; No. 1 Ouruiu. 72c; No. t
Durum. 68c. Corn: No. 8 yellow, 374c; No.
3. lo'.c. Oats: No. 3 white, 2Vc; Nu. 2,
274'u27V- Bailey: 354'fl4c. Rye: vti14c.
Flax; 11.19
Adam Express...
Amal. copper 4.n00
Am. Car Ac Foundry 30.300
17.100
38.800
loo
11,800
1.6KI
24.S0O
15,iiii0
M
aoo
2.0W
14.510
8,0 0
1,I0
800
too
1,4."
loo
100
lou
2.2116
15,iJU
fa-0
(all
4.U0O
:)
4-l
3.1'fi
3,7oo
8.V
XlP,
1 l
1ur. bhl.
Wheal, bu. .
Coin, bu...,
Oala. bu ....
He. bu
Barley, bu.
l.ts
6.1a
I55 tov
0H LtIi
6.i.i
61'uo
iH Ui Produce exchange today
l.7ia)
L-4.1HI
241 lai
W1.4-W
l.oou
..'!)
the but-
Mllvraake Uralo Marker1.
MILWAI KEE. Jan. 9 WHEAT Steady;
No. 1 northern. 8t"4ti8c: No. 2 northern,
MMiMc: Mav, 87ii77c hid.
H VI-" Higher; No. 1. t'dc.
BARLEY Steady ; No. J, &44!&65c; am
ple, t;54c.
CORN Steady: May. 44V asked.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPO-OL. m. 9-WHEAT-8pot,
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 6s 7d:
futures, quiet- March, ns H4d; May, 6s 4d.
CORN Spot, quiet: American mixed, new,
4s 4d; American mixed, old. 4 9d; futures,
steady; January, 4s 2d, March, 4s 2Hd:
May, 4a 2,11.
Philadelphia Vrodnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. BUTTER
Firm; prints, lc higher; extra western
creamery. 27432Sc: extra nearby prints. 31c.
EGGS Steady; nearby fresh and western
fresh. 26c at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream.
13 ill '4 c.
Peoria Market.
TEORIA. Jan. CORN-Cnchanged ; No.
S yellow. 41V: No. 2. 41V; No. 4, 40c; no
grade. 364i ,174c.
4AT8 Steady; No. 3 white, S14c; No. 4
white. 304c
RYI7 Steady; No. 2. 67468c.
WHISK Y-On the twsls of 1.2. '
Dalath Urala Market.
Dl'LI'TH. Minn.. Jan. 9. WHEAT To
arrive. No. 1 northern. 0.14c: No. 3 north
ern. 81c; on track. No. 1 northern, tWSc;
No. 2 northern, tic; May, aMc; July. t-c.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 9. SEEDS Clover,
cash and January. 16; February, I 3u;
March, 126; April. 10 Timothy, prune,
11 .424. Prime aiatke. i ('24
do pfd 1.100
Amer. Cotton OIL... 8,W
do pfd 2n
Amer. Express 100
Amer. H. & L. pfd... 000
Amer. Ice Sec 4.800
Amer. Unseed Oil
do nfd
Amer. Locomotive..
do pfd
Amer. Smelt, At Kef. 10.800
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref.
Am. Tob. pfd ctfs
Anaconda Mln. Co.. 24,5ti)
Atchison 39,100
do pfd 600
Atlantic Coast L
Baltimore & Ohio....
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Che. & Ohio
Chicago & A
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western.
Chicago At N. W
C, M. A St. P
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C, C., C. & St. L. . . .
Colo. Fuel and Iron.
Colo. & Southern....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
Del. At Hudson
Del., L. At W
Denver At R. G
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocking- Valley
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville & Nash....
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Mex. t entraj
Minn. & St. L
M . St. P. & S. 8. M.
do pfd
Mo. pacific
Mo., Kan. & Texas..
do pfd
National l.ead
N. R. R. of M. pfd..
N. Y. Central
N. V.. Out. & W
Norfolk At West
do pfd
North American ....
ISm-IMc Mall
Pennsylvania
I'eople s Oas
Pitts., C, C. at St. L.
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman pal. Cur....
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. At 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. Louis 8. W
do pfd
So. Pacific
do pfd
Southern Ry
do pfd
Tenn. Coal and Iron.
Texas & Pacific
Tol., St. L. At W....
do pfd
L'nlon Pacitlo .
do pfd
I". 8. Express
I'. 8. Realty 7f
V. 8. Rubber 1.4ti
do pfd eo
V. 8. Steel 61. loo
do pfd 23. 9 u
Va.-Caro. Chemical.. 4w
do pfd !..
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Exp
Westing. Electric ..
Western l'nlon
Wheeling At L. E...
Wl. Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific ...
Central Leather ....
do pfd
Bloaa-Sherneld
H04
434
loo's
404
D25
404
42'4
7.310 774
1II57-
21 n 1274
50,200 -1504
lam I116V
2rtl
954
1034
lo.soo 1154 1144
10S4
414
ion
ri!H
9M4
22T
i
414
104
127
I6
lof.4
260
944
1034
23.1
IOS74
42
100
37
93
223
St
204
41
: "o-
117
161
12714
163'4
10f4
2654
94 -J
1034
1584
1144
Atrhlaon ad. 4a.
do 4a
Met. Ontral 4a
Alrhlaon
do pfd
Poaton A Albany..
Beaton A Malna....
Bonton Klaiatad ...
Kltehniirt pld
Mexican Central ...
N. Y.. N. H. A II.
l'nlon Paainr ......
Amar. Arte. Cham
do pfd
Amar. Pnau. Tuba..
Amar. Stiiar
do pfd
Amar. T. A T ...
Amar. Woolen ...
do ptd
Pomlnlon I. A 9
Kdlann Eler. III11
r.eneral Electric ..
ataaa. Flartrlo ....
do pfd
IMaaa. (laa
t'nllad Krult
Vnttad Hhoe Math
do pfd
V. 8. Steal
do pfd
Waatlng. common
Advantilrn
Asked. "Bid.
4 lAllouaa
.l"t Amalfamatad ...
. 7 I Amarlran Zinc ..
. US Atlantic
.1D3S Bingham
.3F.4 l'al A Heel....
.J7!S Ontennlal
.107 iCoipar Ran ...
.141 Hair 'Meat
. JoV Dominion Coal
.301 Franklin
.1544 Orai.hy
. -7 1 lala Royals
. MS Maaa. Mlnln
1 IMlrhlaan
..114 Vot.au k
..ll Mont. ('. A C...
..Ul Old Dominion ...
. . 46 Obi eola
. . l(H S Parrot
. 27S Uulmy
.246 .Shannon
..177 .Tamarack
. . II Trlnltr
.. 414 l.'nltad Copptr
.. 47 f. S. Mining ...
..1U4S t'. S. (Ill
.. 71 S t'tah
.. IS, Victoria .........
.. 44S W'lnnn .........
. .1H74 -Wolverine
.. la North Uutta
... sl
tnK per
(.tfflcial
44 S
loss
27S
:t
7a1
s
MS
17 a
. f
. US
. 9S
. 27S
. )
It'a
. 40
. 4S
. 4ia
Kid
- 41S
M
. s
.115.
. tos
. C4
. 41
. US
. S
. as
7S
.111
404
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattla Wek to Ten Cents Lower and
Feeder Steady.
HOSS SLOW AND FULLY FIVE LOWER
.literal Receipts of sheep and l.atnbs,
With Quality of Offerlns Good
aad Trade Active
4 Utronc.
SOfTH
Receipt were;
Official Mnndtv
Offlcisl Tuesday ..
OMAHA. Jn .
Cattle. Hjss
J.4&
i.mat
4.91
IO.K00
.4(
4.74
.11.44
Two d.ty this neek
Two days last week
Same week before ...
Same three weeks ago. ..13. 713
Same four weeks ago ln.WH
Same week last year 10.393
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR
ir. 7i
12.579
IH. 313
II. W.3
1S.412
11.354
TO
1J.
Sheep
12.37n
8.2iiO
2".S7
3.112
.'
17. 930
17.214
12.35
DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Otnnha for
th year to date, comparing with last year:
ljotf. 1!Vi. Inc.
Cattle 20.S 20.707 101
Hogs , 64.6K4 47.7M 7V0
Sheep 42,794 4o,2Sl 2.513
The following table shows the prices paid
at the river market for cattle:
Good to choice corn-fed steer I4.7vfee.50
Pair to good oorn-fed steers 4 4txM .73
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 1.504.40
Good to choice cows and heifers.... S. 26tfl 2i
Flr to good cow and heifers 2 4o3
fanners and cutters 1.75112.40
Good to choice stocker feeder.. J.4"?i4.0
Pair to good stockers and feeder.. 3 "I'dTi .40
Common to fair feeder 2.''v'00
Veal calve 6.taUtiJ
The following table how the averaa
price of hogs at Soutn rrmana fur the last
everal day, with comparisons:
1 ZM 1 1 m 1 :f
I t t f Son I 75
t 7 I to I .. : 1
11 !,. 9 ( 4 I
III M)S - He. flpla of li.'S were tlie largest
todny that tliey have been so far this
month. 1'.2 cars being it ported on sale. The
nvirket wss not to the liking of the selling
lnteret, condltloiiM all Ix-lng sgslnst th. te.
In .1. billion to the large receipis. which con
stituted a good Iwar argument, reports frotn
other selling points Indicated lower ninike's
r vei ya here. Moieover. the provision tiinr
ket nas loner With eer thing aglnT
them seders were forced to take off V- from
vestenla s prices, but the movement wss
slow st the d-clli.e at.d It wss much late
tl'iin usual Ih fore a clejrance was effected.
Even at the decline, however, prices wee
verv good, as will le noted fi-om ttle as
lieluw.
Representative sales:
Ns. Aa. 4.
w nt !'
mi 40
: ...
4( 4."
1 It Ill
J .11" ...
47 ; so
70 ::4 .
7S IJ7 4n
II 17 . .
7 J 10 111
71 W7 IW
U SI! ...
t 214 to
77 ,.ll ...
T)ata. I 1906. jl904.190. 1902. 11901. 1900. 11W9.
Dec. 10... 4 7 I
Dec. 17....
Dec. 18 ... 4 1S
Dec 19.... 4 444.
Dec. HO.... 4 90
Dec. 21.... 4 44
Deo. 22.... 4 90
Deo. 23.... 4 7,
Dec. 4....
Dec. .... t
Dec. W.... $ 06
Dec. 27.... 6 00
Dec. 4 92
Dec. 19.... 6 01
Dec. 30....: & 09
Dec. II....
4 4oi
4 SO!
4 to
4 44;
4 S-s,
4 3H!
4 281
4 84
4 K
4 301
i e ;
4 22 li 84, 4 tC1
C 14; 2 4 73
6 01 6 12 77
t) "71 4 04 4 79
0 00 4 SI
0 101 I
e isi o
4 20 6 09
t T
I 861 19
4 341
4 39
4 46!
4 41 4 47 j
' ! f i
4 42 4 531
4 411 16 41 1 301 4 4
4 40 4 Cl U 2b! 4 77
4 55 4 471 0 I 4 411
6 41, 6 M 6 34 35;
4 47 4 62, 0 Id! U 4 0
4 01
a
3 94
3 92
3 91
4 01
4 R0 4 02
4 S
t I
4 K?
4 04
a
t
. 17
4 09
4 14
4 In
4 14
Date.
Jan. 1...
Jan. 2...
Jan. 3...
Jan. t...
Jan, 5...
Jan. 6...
Jan. 7...
Jan. ...
Jan. 9...
I 1906. 190S.il304.1903.ll902. 11901. ;i9(Ki
4 a
5 14
6 11
6 07
5 14
6 22
6 20
e
5 23
I 4 041 6 33 6 22
4 39. 4 Oil fi 3j U 221
4 43. 6 29, 4 191
4 4o, 4 77 I 6 iflti
4 47i 4 ! 6 24:
4 45. 4 OS; U 341 C 24, I
4 Mil 4 6fit 401 C 09 t 16
i 4 1.1 li 49 6 091 5 HO! 4 34
I 4 01 62, 6 39 4 15, 6 14 4 34
4 95
4 96!
4 90,
6 02-
5 ot;
r-r. Nw. h. Pt
I is il. ,i i I ;ts
I I.' H 7t 4 I it-!
4 ns 17 10 1 :i
is ,4 o mi us
M 71 . !ti ... Il,,
I H 7 . ... I IfS
4 " 17 114 ... I rS
I ?' ..' 317 ... I
IK 51 !M ... I Its
I M 71 ft 40 I US
I 10 hi 2 ... I 15
111 ft 114 40 4 il
m 1: Il LK I JS
ID tt4 10 a n
1 1,1 u jus iii 1 n
I to II : .'o I 16
I III 44 71 ... I IS
I ;o f: t-;i ... sr.
I ?o 54 3.4 ... 1 ;it
I t" 74 : ... 1 ai
t !S l 314 ... I ID
I MS
72 ...
7n i!t ...
63 2(1 110
43 :;t so
71 ...... .m 40
71 ISI 4
K 227 121)
SHEEP Receipts of heep were liberal
gain this morning, but fortunately the
quulltv was good on an average. The mar
ket oiened early and under the Influence of
th Very good demand on the part of local
packer the trade was active ami the most
of the offerings changed hands In very
good season In the morning. "Strong and
active" wss the way salesmen were .le
sorlblng the market, which means that It
wo entirely satisfactory. There were no
right good lambs here to make s top. but
there were some good enough to bring tl.3.
Y curling of good quality sold ns high a
t6.4o. with nntlve ewes as high as o.76 and
westerns at 5.5o.
There were only a very few feeders in
sight, but, as noted yesterday, there seems
to he a little demand all the time for feed
ing stock, so that It is nut at all difficult
to clean up the few lots arriving at satis
factory prices.
yuotailon fur fed sheep and lambs nro
as follows: Good to choice lambs. Colo
rndos, t7.2Rrrf7.fc0; westerns ir.nmtt7.tat; year
lings, S. dub ii. 40; westerns, ln.50itin.90: ewes,
M. ',1.16.60.
Quotations for feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs. A.75tin.40; yearlings,
14 76J5.40; wethers, t.ftj,s.tij ewes, 3.7oit
4 SO; breeding ewes. ll.faVofi.rtJ.
No. Av.
2!'2 Mexloan feeder ewes 71
1"2 Western ewes 110
43 western ewes 9
4,9 western wethers
44i western ewes
39i western ewes and wethers
2.01;
Vi
i-it.
Sunday. tHollday.
atAN'OiS OP
1 et otin western
4 . I 229 western
49s western
112 western
19 western
11 western
101 western
199 western
10 western
1 western
4 27
4 Si
4 35
London Closing Stocks.
I.OXDON. Jan. 9. Closing quotations on
tho Stock eachange were as follows:
Consols, moticr ..
do gerount
Anaontla
Atchiaon
do pfd
... I9S N. Y. Central.
SI 6-14! Norfolk II W .
... US! An pfd
... M .(n.iarlo W',.
.inS Pannaylvanla .
Paltlmora 4k Ohio MIS Hand Mine
Canadian FSclflc .
fhra. A Ohio
(.'bit-ago Ot. W...
C. M. 41 St. P...
Dallaara
lxnvar A R. O ..
4o pfd
Ki-la
do lat pfd
do 2d ptd
Illlnnla ( antral
loulavlll Ar
M.. K. Ar T
179S Haading
IIS I Ao lat pfd
1; do Id ptd
11 I Southern Railway
US do pfd
40S Southaro PaciSc .
goS'l nlon Pacific
dSl do pfd
13 S t. S Steal
74S. do pfd
1S Wabaah
Naah...ir,7l do pfd
MS Spantah 4a
....IMS
.... WS
.... 6
.... f.3S
.... 74S
.... 7S
.... 74S
.... 4S
.... 4
... MS
1IWS
.... IIS
....16S
....ll'l
.... 45 S
ims
.... II
... 42S
.... Hi
PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
.12.006.00 I6.l7vu6.30
. I. tutu. 26 4.7d'fl5.62'4
. 2.iV(Mi.liO 4.7.Vi5.35
. 2.006.96 4.oOa6.50
2.nl(ln.75 R PVilS 2i'.i
SILVER Rar, steady. 30d per ounce.
MONEV 2&'2 per cent.
The rute of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3, per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 per cent.
I err York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK,-Janr"!Closlng quotation
on mining stock were.-a follows:
Adam Con
A Ilea
braee
Brunawtck Con...
I Comatoek Tunnal
Con. 11. c ll .
Horn Silver
Iron Sllvar
Leadvlll Con
89i
17v,
225
571
21S
2t
m
13
36 s
Id
59'
8-'S
Vol
647
17-, V
59
2244
4oll
39
MS
49s
4 H
74
141 S
11 'eS
176S
244
4S'4
KSS
17414
22S
66H
IMS
i:tS
SuV
64 s
32
70
54
177
57
2244
4t)
39
63 "
44
81
73V.
rs
1164
17frS
J3S.
7'4
IS
.196
. ao
. If
. I
.110
.171
.IW
vi.mi chSf
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoat
Saraga
Sierra Nevada
Small Hop ....
Standard
Offered. Assessment paid.
.. S
,.Jn
..101
.. 3
.. 1
.. 41
.. II
.. 10
..Ml
Foreign Financial.
IeOVDON, Jan. 9. Money wa In good de-
N.a: mand In the market todnr and supplies
i74'4 were fairly abundant. Discounts were
223 maintained. Trading on the stock exchange
dO1, ' was quietly Irregular, operators being oc-
307 I cupled with the settlement. Conol were
4K ! easier. Americans opened undecided on
21V4 heavy profit taking rallied to above parity
22a 1 and were shaded off further on reallxatlons.
1S3V4 ' New York Central was firm. Prices gener-
jj 1 any improvea nuring ine mm imur, wpr
so
last hour,
dally I'nlted States Steel preferred, and
closed below the best quotations of tha
daj". Foreigners were quiet. Continentals
were rather cheerful, Russian Imperial 4s
leading at 95s. Japanese war steady.
Peruvians were In good demand. Ana
condas were easy. Japanese Imperial 6s
of 1904 were quoted at 102V
RERUN. Jan. 9. Trading on the bourse
todav was quiet. Imperial 3 per cents Im
proved. Russian Imperial 4s were firm,
closing at 83.60.
PARIS. Jan 9. Prices on the bourse
4m I were firmer today. Kussiana advancing on
gn? 1 the reports that the French banks will
74 have to make an advance of 10.000.WO
Instil francs penning an aujustmenc or tne new
r . 1 i I . . . . !......... 1 m. . r A
nUVBlKII it.nnn. ivuhiaii iui.r.wi to t. - -.
quoted at 43.95 at d Russian bonds of 1904
at 190.
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. I-ouls ...
Sioux Cltv ..
YE8TERDA Y S SH IPM ENT8.
The following list shows the nuinoer of
cars of feeders shipped to the country yes
terday and their points vl destination:
CATTLE.
Cars.
James Dtiggsn, Melrose, la., O, 1
Rill Bros., Tabor, la., O. 1
L. Harhold, Piano, la., y 3
M. M. McCarthy, Tecumsch. B. Ac M 2
J J. Wedmann, Webster City, la.. I. C... 1
D. A. Muse, Auburn, Mo P I
Tho omciHl nuinoei oi cat siock brougui
In today by each road was-
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.Hr's.
C. M. Ac St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific ....
l'nlon Pacific
C. At N. W. (East ..
C. N. W.
wethers.
wethers and
yearling ,
yearling.
lambs
lambs ..t...
lambs
lambs
lambs
lambs
rlgs
.1000
. 110
. 91
. 110
. Ml
. 67
. VI
. 62
. 79
. 80
. lie
. 110
Pr.
4 15
5 10
6 26
6 00
6 60
6 75
6 75
00
e 15
40
e o
7 in
1 30
7 SO
7 60
7 no
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
4 enls
St. P.. M. O...
H. Q. (East...
Ii. & Q. (West!..
R. I. 4 P. (East)
H. I. At P. (Westl
Illinois Central
Chicago G. W. .
15 9
2 2 .. ..
12 3
3o 29 23
K 6
47 80 3 ' 1
4K 15 1
3 6
5H 37 9
2 6
1 2 1..
2 6
Total receipts 214 151 37
The disposition ot the day's receipts
as follows, cuch buyer purchasing
number of head indicated;
2
was
the
lo7. I
5M 1
32, j
01
1.4
LS'g
6s
2.3
461
3S
47
524 I
1,400
2Ut
2.7"0
1, KJ
4,4ii
2U)
2. loo
5.400
6.000
6. a)
4. 3iio
l.i(l
2.700
93.&IO
II.60O
4.t0
ii
2J.7(SI
2,3(l
26.4 10
4,KI
eJ
101.4O0
2, rft
4 iu
3tJ
IJolsiVi
al
p)
44.7HO
12,7".
3, Hi
t
"
60A4
3a
7it
;l-
1614
74'4
12.V1
2l'e -44
152
174
101
39
VIS
49 S:
39S:
155s
424
7'4
mis
4k'
145'
101 1
57S
1U
lift"
94S
97
H4S
llirt
63
100
2.
am
28.71
7oo
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Treasnry statement.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9. Today atate
tnent of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the S160.000,tai0 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
114:1.264.746: gold Coin and bullion, 147,217,968;
gold certificate. 142.142,341,220.
Total sale for th day, l.IW.mt) share.
Rank Clearing.
OMAHA, Jan. Rank clearings for to
day were 11.473.69.70 and for tha corre
sponding date last year U, 572,370..
Bank of tersaany Statement.
BERLIN. Jan. 9 The weekly atatement
of th Impruil Bank f Ucrinany shows
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9-METAtJl There
was a further advance In the Iondon tin
market, with spot closing at 164 15a and
futures at 165 in 6d. Ixically the market
was firmer, with spot quoted at t46.26'(H.40.
Copper advanced to A770 17 6d for spot nd
79 l',s for futures In the London market.
Icallv the situation was unchanged, with
lake and electrolytic quoted at I14.75'419.00
and casting $18 77'!'J1K.S7V,. Lead was un
changed at t.60fifi.70 In the local market,
but closed slightly lower In Ixmdon. Spel
ter was unchanged at 29 Ins 6d In Lon
don and at I6.5iViiu.60 In the New York mar
ket. Iron was somewhat irreguhir abroad,
with standard foundry quoted at 6Js 7d and
Cleveland warrant at 64s 7Vfcd. The local
situation appears to Im unchanged, with the
tone firm. No. 1 foundry northern Is
quoted nt 118.751 19.35; No. 2 foundry north
ern. $18.S('(fl8.46; No. 1 foundry southern at
I1.6!1 75 and No. li foundry southern at
$18.ivul8 25.
ST DOl'IS. Jan. 9. METALS !ad,
higher, t; spelter, firm, 16 55.
Visible Mupply of Grain.
NEW YORK. Jan. . Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Lradstreet'a show the, following changes
In available supply us compared with lust
account:
he.it. I'nlted States and Canada, east
Rockies Increased 1.7t!7.(M) bu. ; afloat for
and In Europe decreased 3 6ul0,0Mii bu. To
tal supply decreased 1.433,0o0 bu.
Corn, I'nited States and Canada, east
Rockie, Increased l.u"2,0no bu.
Outs. I'nlted States and Canada, east
Rockies, decreased 178,000 bu.
The leading Increases reported thl week
are 165.U0U bu. at Omaha; 96.000 bu. at
Portland, Me., and 4u,uuu bu. at Lincoln.
Neb.
The leading decrease ar 3O4.0OO bu. in
Manitoba. juO.000 bu. at Port Huron. 5o,uuv
bu. at the Minneapolis private elevators
and 50.000 bu. at the Chicago private elevators.
Buvera.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour AV Co
Swift and Co., country,
Vansant & Co ,
Lobman & Co
McCreary ...
W. I. Stephen ,
Hill AV Son
Huston AV Co
Hamilton
Klngan AV Co
Wolf
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degan
J. B. Root AV Co
Hullan
Other buyers
Cattle.Hogs. Sheep.
67;
. 975
.1.593
. 915
'. 'oi
.. 41
80
49
.. 69
. 179
. DO
. 2"J
9
. 1.12
4
. 34
. 36
. 461
1.646
2.676
2.90K
S.106
90
761)
1,312
2.9.16
-2.120
Cattle Dull floats Fire lo Ten
Lovrer Klieep ftteady.
CIIKTAOO. Jan. 9. CATTLE Receipts.
7,000 head; market dull; common to prime
steers, $3.2!vfi6.26; cows, HotaicMO; heifers.
$2 25'i5 Hi; bulls. 2.0O(ii4.10; calves. 5Uvf(
8.00; stockers and feeders, l2.4ofr4.25.
HOUS-Receipts, to.Oon henil; market 5
10c lower; choice to prime, heavy, j.47Vy(i'
5.52'4; innlliini to good heavy. lr.4vi.46:
butcher weights. lo.IFvj16.52v4; good to choice
heavy, mixed, 6.4ia(..471i; packing, I5.2M
6.45.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 14.000
head: market steady to 10e higher; sheep,
$4 ,6.25; yearling, $6.0nft7.(; lamb. 17.50
4j8.no..
Kansas City Live gtock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 16.600 head, including 611O southerns;
market, loc lower; stocker and feeder,
strong; choice export and dressed beef
steers, lf.251i.i,6; fair to good, 4.(35.(,0;
western fed steers, I3.761i6.50; stockers and
feeders, tt.l(i 4.60; southern Bteers, t2.7uiU
4.76; southern cows, $2.00tfl3.HO; native cows,
$:'.00nj4.(0; native heifers. $3.ontj4.90; bulls,
2.2f(Y.SO; culves, 3.0H'(7.26.
HOUS Receipts. 6,000 head: market. 5W
"V40 lower; top, afi.S?1; bulk of sales. $1.3i'(i
5.So; heavy. $5.26f5.32H; packers, $5.2oftfio.30;
pigs Ontl lights. f6.ouS26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 8.000
head; market, steady and active; native
lambs. I5.5tvi7.75; western lambs. ..raSji7.60;
ewes nnd yearlings. $4.f.lV(i1.15; western fed
yearlings, Tj.7rvt76.65: western fed sheep, $4.50
ji615; stockers and feeders. $3.5Oiy6.00.
IT. PC.; I. n: K. 14; M. II 7J. N.
(. v.nS. WW. 85 75.
SAVA.s.SAH. Oi . -an .4lle Turpi'. '
line. nrin. MV; sales. I.Im; itivlpts. ..,
siilpmeuts. :5.1.
H 411. 44 HOLE U K M4RKF. I'.
toadttlon nt T.'Bdr nnd 4Jnolallons on
staple and Fnney I'rodner.
EvKiS-Kresli receipts, candletl slock, 2J
24c.
LIVE ItM'LTRV liens. SV: rooetere. c;
lurkrts. Uc. itm K. 8,c. spring mU'lten,
8e; geese. Stl'.
iRi-j4SKIi POl'LTRY Turkeys, IM)4c,
old turns, 1 4-o loc; chicken. 9tHc; Old rwst
eis. 7c; ducks. 11c; geese, II 41 He.
DI'T'PL , .... u ........1.... ,.hAl..A
u t 1 1 r.n-i ftimui iiui h, 11. . 1...-..W
to fancy dan. Iui9c. creamery, 21tf.'iv,c;
prints. 2iv,c
! 81 OAR8tandard granulated, in bids.
I a.Yi ier cwt ; cubes. ..9ii ,-r est; cut loal.
til per Cwt.; iso exlra ', batis or nbis ,
4 per cwt.; No. lu extra C, bag onl),
14 75 per cwt.; No. 16 ellow. baas on;
4 in r vwt.; XXXX pondered, a.8o .er
evi t.
I'HESH FISH Trout. 1(4); lie; halibut, lie;
buffalo, dressed. 9c; pickerel, dressed, IV!
white bsss, dressed, 12c, sunllsh, 9c; perch,
scaled and dressed. 8c; pike. 10c; catneh.
13c; red snapper, 10c; salmon, 11c; rrappies.
12c; eels, isc; bullheads. II'-', biaek bass,
140; whlteflsl. i.i : frog legs, per do., .'.-;
lobsters, gieer .;: isilied lobsters, n.;
shad roe, 45c; blneflsh, 15c; beering. 4c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: No, 1 upland. 17.00; medium, 4 6";
coarse, filial. Rve straw, I 50.
ISRAN-Per ton, $1.1.50,
TROPICAL fRllTS
DATES Per box of SO 1-lb. pkge ,
Halloween. In iO-lb. boxes. rsr lb,
Bayer, per lb., be: w aliuit-sturTed
pkgs $2.i per do . 9-lb V'Xes. II. W.
(JRANtiKB California navel, all six",
12 76; Florida, all sixes, l.'.&O; choice navels,
12.26
lJCMONS Llmonleis. extra fancy, 2o
Ixe. 13 25: .Hi to !xe9. 12 76.
FIliS (.'allforula, per 10-lb, carton, itt
86c; Imported Smyrna, three-crown, 12c; six
crown, 14c.
BANANAS-Prr medlum-slged bunch, $1.7i
7-25: Jumbos, 2.5au3sV
TANfJEHINES- Florida, per box of about
125. 12.50.
URAPK FRl'lT Florida, per liox. 17 5;
California, per box, 6tV.
Fill U S
PEARS-Lawrence and Mount Vernon,
(2.50.
APPLKS-Callioriila RellMowers, 11.40 per
bu. box; Colorado Jonathans, 12 Ml per 11.1.
box; Hen Davis, tl.75 ier bu. box; Wine
saps, 12.00 per bu. box; oihi varieties, 2. C
per bu.; New York aprtirs. 14.50 per bhl.
CR AN BKRR1 ES Jersevs. 116.50 per bbl
UKAPLB- Imported Malagas. 3.506.00.
OLD VEdtrrAHI.ES.
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu., OH
65c; South Dakofi. per bu.. oC.
ONIONS -Home-gtown, yellow and red,
per bu., 85c; Spanish, per crate, 11.75; Colo
rado, red and yellow, per bu . $1.00.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu., $2 00.
LIM A B E A N 8 Per Ih.. 5V
CABIlA(IE-Home-grown and Wlaconsln.
In crates, per lb., lVyJc.
CARROTS. PARSNIPS AND TCRNIPS
Per bu., S5ig75c.
CELERY-Kslamar.oo, per do., 26c.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per 3-bu.
bbl., $2.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES-Callfonila, per crate of 20
lbs , $2.50.
WAX BEANS Per hamper of about 3o
lbs. net, $3.&o.
STRINd BEANS Per hamper of about
SO lbs. net. $3 l84J)4 00.
E((J PLANT-Florid, per do.. ll.aKils).
OREEN PEPPERS Klorlda. per hamper
of 11 bout 10 doe., 13.50.
Tl'RNlPR -ixiuia.nnii. doz. bunches, 76c.
B H A L L O T T S- lxmlslanh, per do,
bunches, 6tc.
HEAD LETTl t'E Louisiana, per Uhl.,
$8.ocfflii 00; per dox. r.eads. II. 'H. 1
LEAK ,K I l l'l K-1101 i.euse, per dox or
12 to 15 heads. One.
(11 I M HERS 11 or house, per dox.. '.'.(l.
RADISHES Hot house, per dox. bunches.
60c.
Ml SHROOMS- Hot house, per lb., inc.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib. 12Hc; No. 2 rib. EVjc; No. 3 rib.
c: No. 1 loin, lee; No. 2 loin. 10',c; No. S
loin, 7'c; No. 1 chucks, 6c; .No. 2 chucks,
4c; No. ,1 cnucks, Sc: No. 1 round. 7c; No. 2
round, fl'ao: No. 3 round. J'tc; No. 1 plate.
4c; No. 2 plate. Sc; No. S Plate. XVfcc.
M i r;ii.Air.it en.
CIDER-I'er keg. $3.75; per bbl.. M 75.
HONEY New. per 24 lbs.. I3.00.
CHEESE Swiss, new. loci Wisconsin
brleV 16c; Wisconsin Ilinberger, 13'ic; twins,
16c; young Americas. I0V40..
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., I6vc; hard sneiis. per m..
13i,c, t'ecans. large, per id., mo; smnn, per
lb., Ub. Peanuts, per lb., 7c; roasted, per
lb., Sc. Thill walnuts, per lb.. 12131'. Al
monds, soft shells, per lb.. 17c; hard shells,
per lb, 15c. 1 Shellback hickory nuts, per
bu.. $2.2",; large hickory nuts, ler bu.. $1.6o.
Chestnuts, per Ih., 15c. Cocuanut, $4 .50 per
in k of I'D.
2!)2
.6.310 10.623 7.440
Total
CATTLE Receipt 01 cattle thl morning
were the largest of any day slnc Decem
ber II, close to 2J cars being rejsirted lu
the yards. While there were some good
loada In sight, there were plenty of the
other kind.
I.arge receipt of beef steers and un
favorable advice rrom other selling points
caused buyers to take to the lar aido
of the deal and the market opened slow
and dull. Oienlng bids were Invariably
lower and it wa hard work to get int-ni
raised. Where buyers Just happened to
take a fancy to a certain lot of cattle they
would offer steady prices, but on others
they would bid fully loc lower. 'rhe mar
ket" might be summed up as slow to loc
The market on cow and heifers was In
Just about the same shape as the steer
market, the tendency being on the side
of easier price. There waa a very fair
demand, but there were so many cattle
from which buyer could make selection
that they were In no hurry to Mil orders.
In consequence the movement was slow,
and It was late befor seller were abla
m dlsnosa of all their holding. Weak to
100 lower would cover the slate ct tlie 1
market as regards value.
Among the receipts wa quite a sprinkling
of stockers and feeders. The demand for
desirable kinds of both stock cattle and
feeders seemed to be quite brisk i.nd the
holders of such had very little dunculty
In realizing steady prices. The common and
undesirable kinds were rather dull.
Krpresentatlve sales:
MEEK B'l'EEKS.
St. I. on Is l.lve Mock Market.
ST. LOriS, Mo., Jan. 9. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4.600 head, including 750 Texans;
market steady: nntlve shipping and export
steers, $4 3ofi6.96: dressed Iwef and butcher
steers, IS.SSiiifi.lS; steers under I.OoO pounds,
$2.9i)4.26: stockers and feeder. $2.30r(iS75;
cows und heifers, $2.2fVfr4.30: canners. $1.75
12.10: bulls, $2.143.50; calves. $2.75tfi8.60;
Tex:is nnd Indian steer. $2.8O(g4.00; cows
and heifers, $2 Omri.OO.
HOOS Receipts, ll.ono head; market firm:
pigs and lights. $4.ftOq6.4R: packers, $fi.0o
o.4n; nutcners ana Dest neavy, x5.14ifnti.no.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 8,600
head: market steady; fiauve muttons. lo.OoaS
5.70: lambs, $5.6tt-it'7.70; culls and bucks, $3.00
bm.iio; siocgers, ;t.uiv.Dti ; Texans, xx.otvij
4.01).
St. Joseph Live Block Market
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan. . CATTLE
Re-eipls, .1,1135 head: market steady to
strong: natives, l3.7Sfi5.80; cow and heifer.
tl.fV0K4.7t): tocker and feeders. I2.7r4e690.
I lot 13 Receipt. 1.447 head; market Miloo
lower; light, ao.iotm.; medium and heavy
xj.loitifi.SO; bulk. $55(o6.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts,
head: market steady to strong; lamb,
yearlings, $6 50; wethers. IO.00; ewe.
5.569
I7.5t;
to DO.
Klonx I lly Live Block Market
pmrx CITY. Jan. 9. (Special Telegram !
CATTLE Receipt, 1.8H1 head; market
steady; beeves. X3.o0j5.75; cows, bulls and I
mixed, $2. dot) 4.00; stocker and feeder, $2.76 I
'U.I 10: calves ana yearlings, 60raa.no.
HOGS Receipts. 3.5U0 head; market weak,
selling at $5.10triC.27Vt; bulk of sales, $5.16'tf
6.20.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. .-COTTON-8pot
market closed quiet; middling uplands,
11.75c; middling gulf, 12c; sales. 7i bales.
ST. I.OFIH. Jan. 9. COTTON- Market
quiet; middling. 11 V: sales, none; receipts.
3.000 bales; shipments, none; stock, 40.48
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 9 -COTTON-Spot
market closed steady; sales. Kit bales; or
dinary, 874c; good ordinary. 10 13-16o; mid
dling, 11 9-16V; good middling. 11 16-16C; mid
dling fair, 12V receipts, 6,756 bales; Block,
311,205 bale.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Prnll.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9. No business of Im
portance Is reported In tha market for
evaporated apples, but holders are steady
In the main. Common are quoted at 7f,c;
nearly prime 1" 9l914c; prime at 9Vp9M:c;
choice at 10c; fancy at 11c.
REAL F.NTATK TRAJUFEBI.
l,2oi
7o
Mlotk In Might.
Receipts of live stock al the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha
! Sioux City
Coatee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-l'OFFEE Market
for tuturea opened steady at a decline of
6fjl0 points In response to disappointing
French cable. With crop damage account
till fresh In the mind und continued rain
lu Brazil, offerings were light, however,
and the market during the middle aesslon
rallied sharply on buying by Wall street
house and Importer. The rloe wa
steady at u net advance of 5'aln point.
Sale were reported of 49.500 bag. Includ
ing January', at 4.6o4j4i.66c: February. 6 60c;
March, 6.6S4ii.4uc: May. 6.4tti &v; Septem
ber. 7.0&M7 .15c: December, 70ai7.15c; Ie
ceinber. 7.3'ft'7.S5c ; apot Rio, ateadv; No.
7 invoice, Ssr.
NEW YORK. Jan I.-8I OAR-H firm;
fair refilling. 3 S-l6wJSe; centrifugal, tt
lest, 11-16( lc; molasses augur. 2 16-l(vi3c;
refined Una; crushed, 40c; powdered. 4 4ik:;
granulated, 47;.
No. Av. Pr. No. A. Pr.
li Il 4 of, )j iii 4 ii
tl 1HH4 4 IS M I4i2 4 Q
11 4 tO 14 14J 4
jn lint 4 t-i 14 Iaf 4 0
M llMI 4 40 11 1421 4 I"
li lir7 4 4U 1 141 4 ID
411 INI 4 41 31 lift S -it
la IIjo 4 4.S I.... M" I id
tl l:U 4 aa II 1M4 . I II)
COWS.
1 740 I 00 i U t 0
I awo a .m I f-t,! i lai
1 no i a in (o 1 oe
l 110 3 00 17 l'HO 1 ill
, 110 5 10 1 1074 I 10
J 110 t 18 I 1) lu
I lorn ... I 7l 3 10
I ; 170 I tu 1 mo I 10
a Ho I 10 I ai'l I lo
1 140 I 111 1 171 I 10
I Ill I IS i fit I lu
Ill 1 40 . 4 137 2 li
11211 1 So 2 H0 I 10
I lii) t 10 II 1(121 I to
1 low I SO Iwil 1 ao
7 .11147 111 21 ion : :j
J 1110 I IS 4 i zi
I Ill I 41 tl J4 S li
14 l a 1 u II In
4 111! I li ai.o I 40
1 1170 I 71 If i 4o
I aw , 1 1 im 1 60
1 un in 7 loto i o
I H4 I 7S 1 H4 1 an
: IIM I a., ft 1:40 1 to
I lu3 t U II 1V70 1 i
ilEIFEHo. .
1 40 1 il a 1 is
1 120 I Ml 20 140 I ll
It a . I a4U I 4.1
I Hall I 71 I lOdll 1 40
4 Ill IK ! M I4J
1 40U a u I MO 1 W
BULLS.
1 1410 I ail 1 1J70 I 10
I itto I K t lis a si
1 aoo I i 1 urn 3 a,
1 MO 111! I . 1710 I 24
1 HO 1 70 1 lii( 4.,
I IHU I 10 1 tiMI I 4
I laao 1 on 1 15.W 1 fi
1 IJ7 I 10
CALv-ES.
1 no I 00 1 110 14
1 it 1 eo 1 160 I 75
I IM I I 140 I 00
1 110 I o 1 1:0 t g
I li I 1 .. IM I 00
1 40 I I IM I 0V
STAGS.
1 70 I 40 1 1440 4 04
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
1 4 : 75 14 711 I It
1 M I 00 ! 1 1.. I 1 tv
II 41 III I aj 1
.1... i l It. r-.M-ll)
Kansas City
St. Joseph ..
St. 1,0111s ....
Chicago
Totals ...
5.tl
1.800
.15.6t)
. 3.095
. 4.500
. 7. On")
lii)
3,510
6.tri
8.447
ll.
40,000
1.200
8.04)
6.5M6
I.5110
14.01 a)
.36,995 79.747 43,2ts!
Wool Market.
HOSTON. Jan. . W(KJI The wool mar
ket Is more active at firm price. The range
of the transactions for the week cover
11. Vie. fall Texas, California northern, line
and fine medium territories and scoured
wools In the domestic field and Australian
fine Merlnotl and South American high
quarters. Stocks of wool are well cleaned,
especially territories. The demand for ter
ritories ha been running more to fine and
flue medium grade, fulled wool are In
belter movement. Foreign grades ar
steady. The current price In the Roston
wool market are about a follow, having
been subject to some alight revision, (ihl.j
and Pennsylvania. XX and above. at?j 3k-;
X. 33'u34c; No. 1. 38&-4oo; No. 2. Sii41c; fine
unwashed, 2tVfr'c; quarterblood unwashed.
33ii3lc; three-eighth blood. 344i34'C; half
blood. 33lHr'u34c; unwashed Delaine. 2'924ic;
fine washed Delaine, o6V4t37c. Michigan
fine unwashed. 24iiCo; quarter blood un
washed. 22fi3;ic; three-eighths blood, 83
34c; half blond, !rjft33c; unwashed Delaine,
24c. Kentucky. Indiana, etc., three-elahtii
and quarter blood. 340i35c. Territory, Idaho,
fine. 224i 23c; heavy fine, 19ti20c; fine me
dium, medium, K'&iTc; low medium,
274128c: Wyoming, fine. 2C4i23c: heavy flno,
194CJuc; fine medium. 224723c; medium, mffflc;
low medium. 27i2c. I 'tali and Nevada,
fine, 23fl24c: heavv floe. 19i'u'2(V; fine medium.
272-lc; iiiedluui. 2VS27c: low medium. 27fc?4c.
Dakota, fine 22023c; fine medium. 2223e;
lueditim. ifiV-Sc; low medium. J7a:c. Mon
tana, fln cliolc-", 25'6;6: (In average, '.ttiXc;
fine medium, choice. 25fd;c: averaae I4fiic;
tsr.le, T'tiXc; medium, choice. I7iac.
ST. Ir)l IS. Jan -WOOL Steady : m
dluni grade, combing and clothlna 2R&c;
light fine. yn26c; heavy fine, 19g21c; tub
washed, 33 41 4c.
The following trnnsfer were filed for
record January 9:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
A. V. Dresner and wife to Samuel
Dresher, w44 feet of e48 feet sublot
1 of lot 10, Johnson's addition l,il
Helen M Kercheval and huslmnd to
J. W. Fullel ton, lot 18, block H. Hor
hach'a subdivision In llnrbach
First addition
The Schmoller A Mueller I'lano .om
pany to Ernest and Johanna Diet
rlrk, lot 16. 'block 3, Shelby I'lace....
A. H. Dlllrance et al. to C. D. Hutch
inson, lot 4, block C, Lowe's addi
tion
Ella O. Sweet and husbsnd to Eliza
beth L. Young, nglV feet lot 2, olock
4, I'aiker's addition
W. H. DcRuse and wife to Ida Sny
der, lot 1. block 11, Patrick Sec
ond addition
J. R. Callahan and wife to Oust lied-
fren, lot 4, 6 and 0, Roulev.ird
'lace
R. H. Ruef and wife to C. F. Fren-
ser, 1 acre In nwv swV 32-16-13 ,
Caroline E. James et ul. to tiould
Diet, lot 8, block 174. Omaha
F J. Adams, trustee, to W. T. Hurst.
114 lot 7. block 15, K. V. Smith a
addition ,
UI'IT CLAIM DEEDS.
A. J. Anderson ami wife to J.
Roche, trustee, lot 12, 11 ami
block 1. Anderson Place
Provident investment company
3. 'Mi
l,4oo
8ii
J,iu
7.'"")
1,750
J.
14.
to
Gould Diets, lot 4. block 174, Omaha.
DEEDS.
Thompson, executor, et al. to
olaen, lot 4, block 15, Omaha
Frsnk
P. E
View
70
Total amount of transfer..
..116.312
PRIVATK WIRES
Von Dorn Grain Co.
Member
Chicago Board of Trade
Omaha Grain Exchange.
Grain and Provisions
Bought and aold for cash or future delivery
Receivers and ahlppere.
Ili and 230 BOARD OF TRADR BLDUl
Tel. woe.
OMAHA,
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-OI IJ-CottOliseed.
firm; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow.
34c. Petroleum, steady: retlned. New York,
17 60: Philadelphia and Hallimore. 17 66;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk, M 66.
Turpentine, dull, 74if7vc.
ROSIN (Juiet ; strained, common to good.
13 7'tfS 75
OIL CITY. Pa.. Jan. I OIL Credit bal
ances. 1 is : shipments. 64 O08 bbls.; aversare.
61.14.' hi. Is : runs. 14.197 bbls ; average, U.sOl
bbls : stnpments Uma, As. 40 bbls; average,
61 '. bbls.; run Uma, 5.070 bbla. ; average'
36 M1 bbls.
ROSIN-Firm: sale. 1.10: receipts. tMl-
'I'-ne-ns T7S; fock M :'7 O'lote; A H '
36; D, 5.J; E. 13.26; F, 3 3o. U, fii.Ji;
0IVI0BN0 tAYINO
CRIPPLE CREEK STOCKS
eVoaklr Market Utbtre en Aagllaatlen
HENRY SACHS
(Formerly of Roaton)
MEMBER
Colorado Sprinji Mining Slock Fxchsnre
rkit 8IhmI laak talktaf . Calari tnsi. Cm.
muiuih I lrotaua'1 Datkinl esl. Mtas
trvMivsws, fHti j,,; Utki (tt,tt aftl
F. Du Day & Co.
Oealera In
Stock. Grain. Provlalotii
bin Your liraln lo la.
Branch time. llO-ltl Hoard at Trad
Hide. Unakva. Men. Telenaon an 14V.
ni'-tl4 Exchange Bldg . South Omaha
Bell 'ITiwne lit ludepcudeutrttwue 1