TOE OMAHA DAILY RKK: FRIDAY. JANUARY 12, liX.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Vtrirat Factor Combina ta looat Wheat
Pricti.
RAIN CURTAILS ARGENTINA'S SURPLUS
Kaasas City Wtrki IOt far F,sert
Cora Strong, Da ta Light Re
ceipt and Fewer Cm
trjr Aeeeptaaeee.
flrafa. 224c; extra, 2$4c. Cheese, steady,
PROVISIONS Mo pork, per bbl.. Ill .
13.86. Lard, per 100 lb., 17 .524. Short rib
sides (loose), 37.4og7.55. Short clear iaes
loosed), t7.COfl7.70.
Following were the receipts aod sh;
men la of flour and train:
Receipts, shipments.
Flour, bbls -
Wheat, bu
Corn. bu.. .......
ktl, bu
Rye, bu
Barley, bu
OMAHA. Jan. 11. 190.
Wheat waa at rone principally on the
Argentina situation. Wet weatner con
times Antwerp giUmttcf tlie Argentina
portable surpius at M.UUM.UW bushels, or
nu. re .than 2o.isj0.io less than the former
intimate. Thia reduction la due to recent
crop damage. Kanaas CHy reported 6O.UJ0
lunnea of wheat worked for export today.
Atay closed at 84S34c Jufy .t 84?c and
September at 834c.
i lie steady upward trend In corn con
tinued, due to light recelpta and acarclty of
V, .. I . .anil at A. 1.. n
Julv at 4nSuru and September at Aj
464c.
, Nta were aold yesterday for export and
again today. Thla nd the general strength
made a strong oata market. May cloaed at
3-'tc and July at 30ic.
I lrinrpi were 41N.0UU bushels of corn,
ZXlMn bushels of oata. 842.000 buahela of
wheat and , barrela of (lour. Primary
Wheat recelots were 746.00O uushels and
shipments lK'iO buahela. against recelpta
last year of 625.000 buahela and ahlpmenta
of 228.000 buahela.
Corn recelDta were 668.000 buahela and
ahlpmenta 6i.i buahela, against recelpta
List year of 434.000 buahela and ahlpmenta
or 471 .WO buahela.
. At the aeaboard yesterday exporter aold
(A0 bushel of wheat, 120,0n0 buahela of
torn and 1.8V ona buahela ot oata.
I,at week the flour output at Mlnneapolla
Increased 34.000 barrels. The ousntity
turned out waa H7,2u6 balrcls.. against 328.G35
barrela laat -ear. The mlUa report
rltirhrlv better demand for the week. Aa a
result considerably more flour waa aold than
the heavily curtailed output amouniea 10.
Ksnnrt trade waa lieht.
Liverpool cloned unchanged to 4d lower
on wheat and unchanged to '.aa nigner on
com.
There waa a good demand for cash wheat
nt Minneapolis. Prlcea were relatively the
ainie aa yesterday. Mlnneapolla atocka in'
creased l.lnfi.min hushela In Ave day
Hroomhnll, at Liverpool, aald: "Weather
In Argentina waa leaa favorable.- La Plata
wheat ofTcrlnga were acarcer and moatly
3d dearer. Argentina cablea reported lo
custs threatening the corn, although the
cron la In good condition at weeent.
The Price Current aaya the wheat crop
position remains favorable, notwithstanding
recent frcexlna- and thawing drawbacks.
The California weekly crop bulletin aaya
the condition of cropa la unfavorable, on
account of lack of moisture, coia weatner,
foss and" frost.
rrom the Record-Herald: "All of tha
Indications yesterday were that the Ar
nmur house waa out of the wheat market.
President Valentine will leave ahortly for
his annual vacation, and it la presumed
that all speculative Interest haa been tern
IKirarliy eliminated."
Reports from Mlnneapolla any a aeaboard
houses bought nearly 1,000.000 bushels of
.May corn. But It waa suggested it might
possibly have been to cover shorts tor
Wingle, as Murphy bought over 400.000
bushels.
UroomhaJl estimates Argentina wheat
ahlpmenta at Stm.OOO buahela and corn ahlp
menta at 4OO.0U0 bushels.
Osaaha Cash galea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 1 car at 774c; No.
3 hard, 1 car at 77c, 1 car at 76c, 2 car a
nt 76c.
CORN No. 8, 1 car at $84c. 4 cars at
384c
BARLEY No. I. 1 car at 32c.
umtka Casfe Prlcea.
WHEAT No. hard, 76Hcic; No. 3
ha id, ,4'(,i64c; No. 4 hard, 7tfr74c; No. 1
spring, 75V7c; No. 8 spring, 73j7.4
CORN No. 3, S8G384c; No. 4, SHaMc; no
grade, 7Vatt4c; No. 3 yellow, 34&384s;
No. a white, 36,033 NtC
OATH-No. S nuxe. 28'.VS29c: No
tiSt'tc; No. 4 white. 2V82c.
Ix i c No. 2, v!c: No. 1. tjul,c.
UARI-EV-For feed. 32c.
larlot Hecrlpia.
Wheat. Corn, ants
la.iO
.. Jl.cxi
..Zi.Tm
..lK2.n
.. a.wo
.. S3.440
n.3"o
Jl.afl
1. WO
NEW YORK GENERAL, MARKET
Qaetatleaa ( tbe Day ss Varlaaa
Ceanmodltlea.
SEW TORK. Jan. lL-nOrR-RecelptB.
12.2KO bbls.: exnorta. 2.0i bbls. : market
ateady, but dull; Minnesota patents, M 40
6i.0: Minnesota bakera, aa.aTca.lS0: winter
patents, 14 104 50; winter straights, K?"f
w. winter extras. liaofiiis; winter tow
grades, Z 7545 3.20. Rye flour, dull; fair to
good, fe.6ofi4.u0; choice to farcy. 24.aB4.3S.
Buckwheat flour quiet at 2 lji.lo for spot
and to arrive.
B-CKWEAT-Oulet. EV. nominal, de
livered at New Tork.
CORNMKAL Bteady ; fine white and yel
low, La; new coarse. $1. 11X91.12; new kiln
dried. MOofclin
HI Ki isoinlnal: no, z weatern, ic, c. i.
. New York.
BARIjET Bteadv: feeding. 41Uc. c. I. f..
HnrTalo; malting. 47fT62c. c. I. f. Kutraio.
WHEAT Receipts. 114,1100 bu.; export.
116. Hi bu. Spot. Arm; No. 2 red. lVc,
elevator, and lkC. f. o. b.. afloat: . o.
northern, fmluth. ta-c, t. o. b., afloat.
Argentina news auDtlled a strong bull fac
tor in wneat today, oeing cnieny responsi
ble for the moderate advance. It was sup-
Elemented by fair clearances, rumors of
irge flour aalea In the north and at times
active covering. Final prlcea were c net
higher. May. Hi 15-16& !CV. closed at asgc,
Julv. 8? 7-1S&S974C. closed at S'C.
CORN Recelots. lit!. Si bu.: exports, 13,-
732 bu. Spot, firm; No. 2, ISJc, old. elevator.
ana Die, x. o. o., anoai; i o. j yeiiow, oi-o:
No. 2 white, Bl'ic. The option market waa
quiet, but generally Arm on light ofTertnga
and big export aales, closing c net higher.
January closed at i3c. May at Slc and
July at 6rc.
OATS Recelpta, 113,000 bu. Spot, ateady
mlxcd oats. 28 to 32 lbs.. 3tMifti7c: natura
white, 3u to 32 lbs.. 37H38c; clipped white,
W to 40 Ihs.. 4' 5i-41 He.
HAY Pteady; aliiprlng, oGAO&c; good to
choice. H0U5c.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice
Uto, logi5c; Paclflc coast. 106, 1014c
14. Mrl2c: olds. firm.
HIDKS Firm; Galveston. 20 to 25 Iba., 17c.
LEATHER Firm: acid. 2H27-C.
PROVI8IONS-Beef, ateady; family, $11. SO
13.00; mess, $.OUW10.(s: beef hams, 30.WVft
21. U; packet, tl0.5oll.00; cltv, extra India
mess. ai9.0fil.U). Cut meats, steady
pickled ahoulders. Vititc: pickled hams,
134i'14c per lb. Lard, steady: western
steamed, 7.8ttr7 0; refined, quiet; contl
nent. (it 20: Houth America. M.70: com
pound. f&Q(iiS2fi. Pork. Arm: short clear
tlf.0i 17.00; mess, tl4.76&'15.00; family, $16.00.
TAIJjUW-Uteady; city (IS per pKg.), oc
country (nkgs. free). 474'&6,nc.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 3,4
pc.
BUTTER Firm: street price extra cream,
ery, I7c; official prices, common to extra
creamery, 18i927c; atate dairy, common to
extra. itz4c: renovated, common to extra,
15H21c: western factory, common to flrats,
l&Veia'c; western imitation extras, ust
ac: western firsts. IWblSc.
CHEESE Htrong; atate full cream and
large colored and white September fancy,
14c; atate October best. 13Q 14c; lute small
colored and white average beat, l.c; large.
12.c: fair. liumil.c.
EGOS Easy; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby selected white. 3fil3o; state choice
S"eJlc; state mixed fancy, 28o; westorn
nneat aeiectea, c; weatern average oest,
26cr southern. 26c.
POl'LTRY Live, firm; western chickens,
12c; fowls, 14t4c: turkeys. 15c: dressed, firm
chickens, 9517c; turkeys. litiSf; fowls.
6 14c.
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
ATtrigt Ltvel of th Market Bitei AbtTi
that of Wdofidy.
MODERATE PROFIT TAKING CONTINUES
taadard Hallway laaaes AaWaava
a Hamora f Caaaelldatteae
aad laereased DisU
deads.
3 white.
Chicago
Kansaa City ..
Minneapolis ...
j mall a ,..
juluth
' 4t. luls
2
. M
.427
. 14
,m '
. 61
242
122
,131,
71
122
Kaaaaa City Grata anal Prorlsloaa
KAXSA8 CITY, Jan. 11. WHEAT May
Soc; July, 77V,c: September. ToV1. Cash
No. 2 hard. 0tiH3c: No. 3, 7p81c; No. 2 reO,
WityTiJUWc: No. . 5&S0e.
t:ORN May. 4oAc: July. 40.c. Cash: No.
2 mixed, 4o-c; No. 2 white, 40c; No. 2, 3HVa
j:t!-i,c.
OATS Stead v: No. 2 white. 31.0t2Hc
HA 1 teaay ; ennine tiinotny, IU.6t9 12.00,
choice prairie, xx. ,o(j.2u.
RYE Hteailv: (Uun4c.
Etl8 Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2, whitewood cases Included, 20c; case
count, ixc; cases returned, c leas.
BLTTEK Steady; creamery. 24o.
Recelpta. Shipment
Wheat, du to.j
Corn. bu. 170.0i
Oata, bu. ai.OOU 16,M
W. A U K
Wis. fntral
do pfd
Northern Paelflo
Central Leather .
do pfd
Blo-Sliefflld
3.1'in
l.mo
?n.7i
S mo
1
31
l
ll.trti m s.
1
30
aiitf
104
474
Total sales for the day. l.ji&Snn ahares.
1
31
M
ins1
47'e
104
NEW YORK. Jan 11 Th... ....
dence again today of a resumption of ac
tivity of organised oartlea or nwniin..
of the kind which conducted the aggreaslve
advance up to the first of the year and
wnicn has been suppowd to control the
market in the Interest of the recent profit
taking. That profit taking waa still In
evidence today, but Ita effect on prices
waa not so general aa that of yesterday.
The average level of the market rose
above that of yesterday and gaina In spe
cial stocks were pronounced. The volume
of aWallngs expanded materially.
There was little In the dav'a news to ex.
plain the movement. The joining In the
upward movement or some or the more
substantial Influential stocks was effective
upon sentiment. A rood effect waa pro
duced also by the developments in the
money maract. immediate condltiona di
verged from the gold export point. Sterling
exenange moved upward at Paris again,
thua relieving the pressure of New York
from that source. Foreign political senti
ment waa more cneenul and reiier waa felt
that the Bank of England refrained from
advancing lta official discount rate. The
weekly report of that Institution, however,
showed but a meager recuperation from
tho depleted reserve condition of last week.
auch Improvement as there was being prin
cipally due to the $37,000,000 loan contrac
tion. Thia brings the proportion of the re
serve to liabilities up to 33.60 per cent, com
pared with 29.87 per cent last week, but
against the ratio of 44.50 per cent this week
last year. The Bank of England also lost
about $1.500.ono today, which waa withdrawn
for shipment to Routh America. It Is be
lieved therefore that the bank la prepar
ing to get control of the money market
so aa to make an advance In Its rate ef
fective before resorting to that meaaure.
Foreign bankera here continue to execute
an outgo of gold later owing to the heavy
obligations to foreign lenders falling due
within the next few weeks. Sterling ex
New Tork Moaey Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 11 MONET On call,
firm at Mr p-r cent: ruling rate. $ per
cent: closing bid. 4 per cent: offered. per
cent. Time loans, steady; aft and 90 daye.
&Ufr) per cent: months, 5'tJfH per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPER-itji
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Eaaier, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 45y
4 i0 for demand and at $4 MItH 3.$ for
to-dav bills: posted rates. H M Vj4.M and
14 wyH 7; commercial bills, (i n.
SILVER Bar, eoc; Mexican dollars,
60Uc. , s
BUNDS- Government. firm; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa fol
lows: V. 8. ref. Ss. re ...1VJtrn 4s. rtfs T.
so eousen I":1 .40 M series S
V. 8. ts. rag 13 i 44 rttt S3
So reupon I01 io M series SI1
V. C. 4a, rg....t l N. Bl. 4s I'M
49 ceapoa Ittl Msnhsttaa c. ( 4s.-.l0tt
I g. B.w 4s, r(....IX4 Met. I'sstrsl 4s. TS
to sespss II0S do 1st Ine MS
Ax. Tobacco 4s tl Minn at. L 4s... M
50 s m M.. K. T. 4s 101
Atrbtson 4s 14 So to o
So S41. 4s 4t N. R. R. of M. c. 4s. SS
Atlantic C. L s. . . . . I'll N. Y. '. g. "
Bsl. Ohio 4S H N. J. C. . SS ISIS
do its No. Facias s m
Brk. k. T. c. 4s So ta nit
Csntrsl of Us. to US N. m'. r. 4s 101
do 1st Inc ,S4 O. S U rfd(. 4s Nl
So 14 Ins sns Penn. coot. IS" 1"4
do td Ine T4 kosdlnt fen. 4s 1!4
Ches. at Ohio 4'ts...lt SL U I. M. c. Is.. 114
Chlcsgo A. W .. 7Vt SI, L A 4 r. ff . 4s U
C, B. A Q. B. 4s...llS St. L. S. W. c. 4s... II
C, K. 1. r. 4s.... 7 SMkosrs A. U 4S ... 1
do rol. os So. p.rlno 4s tl
CV. A St. L. I 4s..int do 1st 4s ctfs. SS
Colo. Ind. ts. srr. A. T'i So. Rsilirsr ts lis
do serlss B
rolorsdo Hid.
Colo, at So. 4i
('Ut frS
P. R. O. 4s.
Distillers' Sec
Kris 1. 4s..
do sen. Ss...
Hockini Vol.
Japsn Ss
Offered.
4sS.
71 Tsxss A P. Is lt!4
. T7 T.. m. u a W . U.. 3
. M llsloa PsrlAc 4s Ids
. do ronT. 4s 1M
.1"H f. S Risel M it 7
. RS Wrtafli Is lli's
.0it! do deb. B 74
. S4 Wnlrn Md. 4s M
.1117 W. A It. K. 4a M
.IMI Wis. Central 4s M
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Betf 6tr 8udj, with Cewi 8'ranc Md
Fttdera Sutdy.
HOGS OPEN LOWER, CLISE FIVE HIGHER
ltrge Reeelpta af keep Thla Week
Hare Losrered Prleea Very
Materially the Fat
Klada ( gtoek.
SOI'TH OMAHA. Jan. U, la
Receipts were: Cattle, H-s. Sheep
Official Monday I.4a 4.S14 It IT
OfDclal Tuesday 10.661 .9
Official Wednesday $.0s .4 b.Iks
Offlcial Thursday loXI) .(" 2,)
Four days thla week...l,5!4 MTX
Pour daya laat week 7.J7H 24.242 A. 210
Same week tiefore K717 42..S) M.A34
Same three weeks ago... 2474 (s.22 $2.73$
Same four weeka ago.... 20.164 $3,6M 0.7s
Same daya last year Iti.HR $1.2 V22
RKCB1PT9 FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table ahowa the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
me year to oate, comparing wuo lasi year:
Cattle .37 .lis 1.77
Hogs 7J.W1 SH.227 4.M1
Sheep il.fr 4A,61 3.0g
The following table ahowa the prlcea paid
at the river mnrlt.n fnr ru 1 1 1 . '
Good to c I ir Ice corn-fed steers $4 76456 M
Pair to good corn-fed steers 4.4nu4.7
Common to fair corn-fed ateera.... 3.6OU4.40
Oood to choice cows and helfera.... 3 JfVo4 J
Fair to good cowa and helfera 14nn3.
Cannera an$ cutters 1.7HB2.40
Uood to choice atockera A fcedera.. x h4.00
Fair to good stackers and feeders.. .& 4
Common to fair feeders 10J.m3.08
Veal calves t.00j.0U
The followlnsr table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several aaya, with comparisons:
' Boston Stocks aad Bonda,
BOSTON, Jan. 11. Call loans.
cent; time loana. WJ? per cent,
quotationa on atocka and bonda:
Atrhton adj. 4s n Allouet
to 4s 1st Airsltsmstrd .
Mfs. Central 4s 7s Amerirsn Zinc
Atrhlson S AllanlK- ,
Aa nM . nil
j Bolon Albsnr...:o4
Hooton Klevsled
FHrbburs ptd ....
Mexlrsn Central ..
S. Y., K. H AH
I nloo PsrIAc
.171
..!.'.?
..14i
. .. 2b
..l
..
.. M
... U
...IMS
...u
,..1M
... 4S.
..l"l
Ami. Pnu. Tub.
Amer. Sucsr
do pfd .i
Amer. T. A T ,
Amer. Woolen ... .,
do pfd
Dominion I. A a.
Edlsoo Eloc. I1IU...I4S Hhsnnon
Oenersl Klectrtc ...171 Tsmsrsrk ....
llsss. Elsctrlc It Trinity
do pld 44 Vnltrd Coppor
-iisss. uss 47 T. s. Mlnlna.
Binshsra
I. a Hscis
Centennial
Copper Ksiigs . . .
Dsly West
Dominion Cosl
Frsnklln
lUrsnhr
lt-f Korslo ,
Msss. Mining
Mlrblssn
Mnhssk
Moot. C. A C...
did Dominion ..
.Isoeols
PBITOt
rJH Qulnry
change here was easier today and there M'
- j .ni i. kill. Boston A Mslne.
for the use of foreign funds. Subtreasury
operatlona have contributed to the money
market already this week $3,013,000 and
there waa another heavy debit balance at
the clearing house by the aubtreasury this Amer. Args. t'hsn
afternoon dim to navmenta bv the rovern- .
ment on account of the transportation of
mall. There waa paid also $d0t.000 by that
Institution on telegraphic transfer from
San Francisco. The easing of the foreign
exchange rate waa the more notable in the
face of thia replenishment of the local
money market, aa the easing of the money
rate here was expected to facilitate an
outgo of gold.
Th BtnfVo which made tin the feature of
the day s marKet were a mixea list oi united Fruit , 1(4 V. 8. Oil.
hiirh-a-rade seasoned dividend payera l lolled Shoe M.ch. ... 74 luk
amongst railroads and of low-prtced atocka ao pfd
nuvlnv nmall dividends or not at all. both : tsel
amongst railroads and inausinais. nomi
of the Industrial stocks running Into a de
cldedly low' grade.
There waa a wide Intervening gap in the
list amongst the average market leaders
and these wcru sluggish and rather neg
lected throughout. The renewed advance In
Union Pacific to a record level waa the
most effective sustaining Influence In the
market. Increased dividend expectations
were the factor. The Hill group was made
the suhiect of revived rumors of a "melon
some i
. - , , ,i . v u in u i uu ,
Adieniurs
mu. -Asked.
. IV VI. torts
. 44-4 Wtnnnn
.191 iWolvsfino ...
. 4 'North Butt
. 5
fcVfj per
Official
44
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IS
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t
Jo
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.... IS
.... 7S
.... I
.... S3
.... JS4s
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10
.... 44
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.... 7
.... 7
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Late. mot. l$O6.l$O4.l0$.lSQ2.il9Ol.l$U0
Jan. 1....
Jan. 2....
Jan. 1....
Jan. 4....
Jan.
Jan. ....
Jan. 7....
Jan. I...,
j an. ....
Jan. 10..
Jan. 11..
S 14
I ta
i 07
I t 14
5 25
6 3
6 !
I 4 S4I t 331 I 221 4 o 4 U
4 $ 4 $b tt 4 IM 4 U
4 t I 2 1 4 W 4 J
4 461 4 77 a 9 ! 4 !
4 471 4 hft, f 2! h 04 4 37
4 46 4 e 4I $ 24; i 4 so
4 B0 4 tail 4WI $ 0, U,
I 4 o I 4 $ 0 u 4 $4
4 1 4 J 3K .61 $14( 4 3
4 fci i 40i 14! 6 ini 4 so
4 fS 4 $31 i 04; 24 4 42
'Sunday.
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
bioux City
slANOE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
.$1.5tl44.SI
. 1 (XSUO.30
. 2 0(i.W
. 2.0OH6.K0
Hogs
$4.btKtl4.32'.i
4. Itflfltl. to
$ IA"lto .Io
4 aOio .SK
o.HstjB.a
Car.
W.
l-MICAUO fiRAlX AKU PROVISIONS
Kratarrs of he TrasHasr ss t loslnw
Prices mm Board af Trade.
CHirAOO. Jan. 11. A definite statement
.'lnimlng that 20 per c"1 f the Argentina
x-heat crop ' had been damaged by wet
anther lmnartcd strength today to tbe
real wneat marKet. At tne ciose wneat
'or May delivery waa up half a cent. Corn
was up He. Oata showed a gain of He
Provisions were 54JTHC higher.
'Ihe wheat market optned weak because
)f largo Increase of stock at Minneapolis,
selling by commission houses and increased
uilvals at Uuluth. Later, however, news
rrom Argentina, waa sufficient to
list the heavy movement In the north
aeet. Reporta regarding tha wheat crop
.t the South American republic were In
.irculatlon at the opening, but they were
lomewhat Indefinite. Toward the middle
f the session, however, the reporta were
eceived which estimated the damage to
Uie crop by excessive tra!ns to bo $0 per
?t-nt of trie entire yield. This caused active
vuylng by shorts and commission houses
ind a sharp upturn followed. In addition
lo the nems from Argentina came reporta
jf Improved demand for flour and of a
strong feeling for cash wheat at all outalde
markets. Trading waa active during the
laat 1iaJf of the aeaaion and the market
closed strong with prlcea at almost the
highest point of the day. May oiened
unchanged to a shade higher, at 7Ht'c,
sold oft to $7Sc and then advanced lo 7c.
Final quotationa were at kSWVMWc Clear
ances of wheat and flour were e.'iual to
XM.UU) bushels. Primary recelpta were
;4n.00tt hushela, against &2S.000 bushels a year
ago. Mlnneapolla. liuluth and Chicago re
ported recelpta of 442 cars, against 4U cars
ast week and 314 cars one year ago.
local recelpta and an Improved demand
from exporters caused a lirm tone In the
2orn market. Reports of damage to the
Argentina crop caused aome apprehension
tmong shorts, and commission houses were
scttve bidders throughout the day. Offer
ngs, however, were moderate. The market
,'losed firm. May opened unchanged to o
ilgher. at 4Vi46Vbc sold up to 4,4j45Sc
snd closed at 45c. Local receipts were
42 rare with 31 cars ot contract grade.
Trading In oats waa of small volume, but
'.he market held firm throughout the day.
l'he strength of the wheal and the pros
joct of an Increasing export business held
m f-m alt-ady. May opened unchanged to
k shade higher, at Sic, aold up to S2Sc
and cloaed at the highest point of the day.
, L4M- recelpta were 122 cars.
Provisions were strong after a aomewhat
easier feeling at the opening. Continued
heavy ahlpmenta of hog products and many
buying orders from outalde caused the Im
provement. At the cloee May pork was up
141 17V, at $14.30. 1-ard waa up 2W6c, at
$7 72v Ribs were 5j7Sc higher, tt $7.70.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
11 cars, corn, $ cars; oata, U cars; bogs,
-33,0fl head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
The leading futCrtja nt Kansas City, aa
reported by the Von Dorn Grain company,
ranged aa follows:
Loadea Closing Stocks.
LONDON, Jan. 11. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were aa follows:
Consols, money ... 8 Hi N. T. Csntrsl.
do armunt S Norfolk W..
Ans'onds 41 do pfd
Atcblson triS'Onurto A W..
Hn nM 1MU tl.nJ Ulu
cutting" and of absorption of connecting j Rsitimors at Hito.lI .us iHesding .....
lines to the gulf. Cnsdlsn HsrISc !M) do 1st pfd..
These rumors apportioned me mimwiuii. . .n. m .mo
Kansaa A Texas system to Burlington and ot w ....
the Kansas Cltv Southern to St. Paul. 8t-
The movement In the lower grade stocks ;4' V'
was accompanied l.t some cases by citations do pM ;;;;
of Improved earnings to warrant expects- Erie
tlons of dividends. The market took on do 1st pfd
. ni..t..n i n in the ilir and manv I do 2d old
new favorites amongst low-grad storks j l'1!"0'","''
were rushed Into prominence unu
mated Copper threw off Ita earlier restraint,
but the character of the market waa not
essentially changed. The closing was gen
erally strong, but there were aome lrreg-
aa ftoo i iilMf snots on realizing.
lKlionO Bonds were steady: total sales, par -aiue.
$3,710.0(0. I'nited St atea Zs -coupon aavanceu
V per cent on call.
Quotations on the New Tork Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Sales. High.Low. Close.
Articles. Open. I Higti.l Low. Close. I Yes'y
Wheat I I
May...,8(Hitjar
Jul'... II 1
Corn-
May..
July..,
Oats
May.. July..
Pork
Jan... May..
Lard
Jan... ' May..
soke's
40
30k. So.1
797 WnJ $0
771 7tr!77H'aV,.7t7tj77
I
40Vw'ifiV40-Vfti"l 40i
4"S 4ii ! 40H
13 65
li K
7 45
7 60
13 70
14 la
7 7
S04'
3fi
i i
13 65 1 IS 70 I 13 67
13 3 J14 10-12; 13
7 45 7 60
7 80 I 7 67 I 7 91
St. Loals Geaeral Market.
ST. LOC1S, Jan. U.-WHEAT-Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 1hu!3c; track,
Hioc; May, aoc; July, cUMbc; No. 3
bard. Kiia Wc.
CORN Higher; No. ! cash, 42c; track,
43c: May, 4o44JSc; July, 43fi437c.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash. 3Jc; track, SHc;
May, 3Jc: No. 2 white. 33c
FLOCK 8leady; red winter patents. $4.30
tj4.au; extra fancy and straight, $XtKwj4.3S;
clear, $iSsrfi3.2B.
SKEO Timothy, steady; $.30j2.80.
CORNMEAL 43teady, $2.00.
II RAN Steady : aacaed, eaat track, 8H(82c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $.'lt14.i0. prairie,
$S.it 11.00.
IRON COTTON TIE8-99C.
RAOtHNO .-.
H KM P TWINE Tc.
PROVISIONS Pork, ateady; jobbing, $14.
Lard, steady;- prime steam, $7.37. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts.
I $7.76; clear ribs, si.00; short clears, fs.s.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $t.ou;
cMear riba, AN. 75; ahort rlrara. $9.00.
POl'LTRY Lower; chickena, Vc; springs,
UHc; turkeys. 14c; ducks, lOHjc; geese, V:.
hl'TTER Dull; creamery, iyijSSc; dairy,
17WJ1C
EOOS Lower. 19c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6,000 $.0o0
Wheat, bu 51.0U0 M.OoO
Corn, bu. 71.tM TS,
Adams Ex
Amal. Copper
Am. Car Ai F.
do pf'l
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Am. Ex
Am. II. & I Pfd
Am. Ice Securities...
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive......
do pfd
Am. Smelt, ft R
do pfd
Am. Sugar Refng....
Am. Tob. pfd ctf
Anaconda M. Co....
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line.
Bait. & Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chi. A Alton
do pfd
Chi. Ot. Western
Chi. & N. W
C. M. A St. P
Chi. Term. A T
do pfd
C C, C. A St. L
Colo. Fuel A Iron...
Colo. & Southern ...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gaa ...
Com Producta
do pfd
Del. A Hudson
D. . L. A W
pen. A Rio O
do pfd
. .1X900 HIS 11
.. 10.700 4 414
2rt 1i'"h
.. 10.0KI 44'i
223
40
0
4o0
lis)
900 4 ."Mi
1 'J"
200 4J
8.100 77i
.H) 117B U7 niV,
ll..M ln5 MiTk M5H
100
43
4
222
40
42
41 B
240
lllH
42
loo
44
!B
220
40
42',
41V
77
Ml do Id pfd
.. Z!8ovthra Kallvsy
..l7',l do pfd
.. UVBouihsra PsrKc .
.. 42 I sins Psclae
.. K so pfd
.. m v. a. atesi
.. tl do pfd
.. 7 WsbBh
..Pu do Dfd
LuulSTllls Ar NJh....i:'i Rpsnlah 4s
js., it. m t . ov
Ex-divldend.
SILVER Bar. steady, iVsd per ounce.
MONEY 2i3 per cent.
The rate of dlaconnt In the' open market
for short bills is 84j3 11-1 per cent; for
three months' .bills, 11-16 per cent.
. sv
. 74
. 7
. 71
. 4',
.
.
.109
. 70
.ir
.lei
44
.11
. :t
. 41
.. l
Xew York Mining Mocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Yk.STERTAY'H HHlPliENTB.
The following list shows the number of
feeders shipped to the country-yesterday
ana wieir points of destination:
CATTLE.
Charles Hook. Clarlnda. la. Q....
W. J. Drennan, Corning, la. Q..
A. J. Ulekel, Anderson, la Q....
J. L. CoiTigan. Woodbine, la. N,
IS'. J. Fuller, Atkinson F. E
Ed Eno. O'Neill F. E
Henry Jlpp, Bennington F. E
J. O. Tinney Bros.. Pilger F. E
nana r redrlckaon, Hamun, la. K. i....
N. Miller, Lyons M. A O
August Loberg, Carroll M. & O
Jacob Iseley, Bheldon. Ia. M. A O
Christ Cnrlstenson, Uannebrog V. P....
Andy Johnson, North Bend U. P
A. A. Wuklund. Mead U. P
J. Soukel, Fremont U. P ,
J. Wuloft. Arnold, la. I. C
J. N. Young, Oow City, la, I. C ,
O. W. RocK. fellow, Malvern, la. Wab.
N. M. Thomas. MH'leliand, la. U. W.,
L. E. Zook, Auburn Mo. P
SHEEP. D,
A. Simpson, Tecumscn B. A M
The official number of cais Block urough
in today by eacn road waa:
Cattie.Hoga.8heep.H'ra
C. M. ft St. f l 2
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific .... 2 2
Union Pacific 3o
C. AN. W east.... 4 6
C. tk N. W., west... 37 its
C, St. P. M. ft O.... 10 14
C, H. ft (J., east.... 5 4
C, B. ft Q., west.... 22 24
C, R. I. At P., east, i 2
C. R. I. ft P., west.. 1 3
Illinois Central 1
Chicago O. W , '
HEIFERS.
s IS 1
l?o 3 to 2
rn S 4t
0 1 1" 23
00 2 16 2
BVUA
1W t I
l' 2 70 1
133s 2 75 I
1110 I 75 1
14SO t 75 1
rrt t 99 1
141 36 1
17!) $ Ort 1
17 2o I
1T70 3 00 1
1&70 3 10
CALVES.
$ao t ho i iw $ it
$70 3 4 117 $ 74
80 4 no 2 10 $ 7i
3SO $ on l 10 oo
30 I 26 1 1 6 00
22" 4 so $ !1
1 IM $ 136 4 00
170 I TS
STOCKER9 AND FEEDER8.
5." 7 J
4J 3 M
7.W $ on
fs $ ts
HUi $ A)
1M0 $ 10
loo $ 10
1470 $ 10
11 V $
3 X
Snst 2 25
170 $
1670 V,
1720 $ 40
1740 $ 60
( 1 73 17 $21 3 40
1 am 3 7 $ 614 $ 4S
1 670 $ CS 6 5tt $ So
1 770 3 00 2 78 3 AO
2 $ 10 1 470 $ 65
3 ess. 3 30 8 8f4 $ 70
$ $0 32 44$ 3 7$
i IM IX 1 ll&o $ 7$
HOOS The market was In rather peculiar
condition thla morning. There were iioerai
receipts and unfavorable aovicea irom
mhw aolllriv nolnts. which were Strong
bear arguments. aturany enougn, uuyers
started out bidding prices that were con
slderably loaxr than yesterday and no one
seemed very anxious for hesa on the start,
even at lower prices. lter on, owing to
rnmnetltlon between local buyers, the mar
ket not only became atronger and active.
but It closed c higher in tne lace oi re
mixed. $2 5O4Y4.00; st. - Iters and feeders. $2.7
fjn.T.V. calves and yearlings. $?.Awt.i SO.
Iltaja Keoeipts. imsw peso; nwmri
steady to weak. Selling al $S. 104iA.il: bulk of
sales. $S.l.'.n4 :'
OMAHA W HOIKS AI.F. M4RKKT,
Ceadltloa of Trade aad Qootatlooa oa
Staple aa Faaer Prodaee.
fKlS-Keh receipts, candled stock, .
LIVE PtU'l.TRY Hens. -: roosters, hr;
turkeys. IV: ducks, c; young roosters. j
tjltc; geese. $1lAo.
!Rh8SEI I 't V LTR Y Turkey . 1A4J1 ;
old toms. J4411&C; chickens. HDltr: oli
roisters, 7c; ducks. 11c; gecur. l'Millc.
Bl'TTER lacklng stock. IV: chol. e
to fancy dairy. iwnc, creamer, 21t21,.c;
prima. 21'ic
SL'OAR-Standard granulated. In bbls ,
$5.(41 per cwt.; cubea, $i.0 per cat.; cut loal.
$4 ft per cwt.; No. 6 extra C, bags or bbl .
$4 per cwt.; No. 10 extra C, bags onl,
$4.7$ per cwt.; No. IS yellow, bags onl
$4 70 per cwt.; XXXX powdered. o.0 per
cwt.
FRE9H FIRM Trout. HVIlc; halibut. 13c;
buffalo, dressed. Be; pickerel, dressed. AVu ;
white tiass, dressed, tic; sunflsh. r; perc.i.
seated and dressed. c; pike. 10c; catfish.
13c; red snapper. 10c; salmon. He; crapples,
12c; eels lc; bullheads. 11c: black lss.
26c; whlteflsh, 12c; frog- legs, per dos. ' :;
lobsters, green. 27c: boiled lobsura, 30c;
shad roe, 45c; blueflsh. 15c; herring, 4c,
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com
panv: Recelpta lighter; No. 1 upload. $7-
(r7.50: medium. n.54j'7.tiO; coarse, $ t
$.S0. Rye straw, $6.5.
BRAN-Per ton, $15.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS. M
DATES Per box of 30 1-lb. pkges., $J.M
Halloween. In 74Mb. boxes, per lb., s;
Sayers, per lb.. 5c: walnut-stuffed. 1-lb.
pkgs., $2.00 per dos , 1-lb boxes. $1.00.
ORANUES Olifornla navels, all alsea,
mtd;.rverV slow' In sTett Ing started. 2 : Ch0iC'
the hoga went off In a hurry when ths
trade ss once under wsy, so that the pens
were cleared In very good season, as win
be noted from the ssles below, a very large
proportion of the hogs sold at $&.2tji4.26.
witn a top at o.vs.
No. Av. Bh. Pr.
!i 122 ... 4 50
1! 104 ... 4 60
is. US ... 4 50
116 135 ... 4 85
1 156 80 $ 10
16 1&6 80 i 10
81 i3 40 $ 15
53 256 40 6 TO
80 218 ... $20
74 213 ... 5 20
44 256 ... 6 20
5 214 80 5 ai
60 214 ... 5 30
72 182 ... I 30
38 2i7 80 6 2"
86 1KI ... $ 20
9 235 40 6 20
84 223 ... $20
75 234 80 $ 20
67 213 ... 6 20
68 248 120 $ 20
77. .....220 240 6 20
89 16 80 6 20
68 172 80 5 20
67 1B6 120 6 20
70 ? ISO 6 20
82
.216
..191
..230
..226
..241
88.
84..
75..
72..
71..
D..
76..
68. .
58 274
62 239
64 271
7$ 348
72 22
61 239
79.
68.
80 $ 20
,.. 6 20
,.. 6 30
80 $ 20
$0 6 20
80 5 22V4
272 1 30 t 22S
.214 120 6 22H,
so $ 22H
80 6 22V
... 6 22H
80 6 22H
... S22H
.. 5 22H
... $ 22H
.246 320 5 22S
..z ... tdH
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
62 2F4 ... $22H
2 24 NO $ 22H
69 24 200 $ 22
AM 25o 0 $ 22V,
66 253 ... 6 22H
223 ... $ 22V4
81 248 120 $22i
42 229 ... $ 22H
35 228 ... 5 23H
72 224) ... $ 221
78 215 ... $ 22S
72 217 ... S 224j
70 2S0 120 $ 22',
5k 280 ... $ 22H
66 242 $0 $ 22S
75 2Mt 80 $ 22
68 278 180 22V
79 267 180 $ 22
66 2X6 40 $ 25
63 312 160 $ 26
3 180 ... $ 25
70 286 ... $ 25
58 818 ... $ 25
ffi 244 ... $25
64 256 ... $25
.2X7 440 26
.268 240 $ 25
.258 120 $ 25
.344 $0 $ 26
67
71.
27.
65.
5.
68.
$1.
11.
.223
...250
...2M
.304
62 262
..234
64.
53...
65...
62...
67...
56...
6ti...
50...
63..
$ 25
... $ 26
... $ 25
... $ 25
... $ 25
80 $ 26
80 $ 26
120 $ 25
.280 200 $ 25
. 244 ... $ 274
,.317 ... 27V
..289 ... $30
..866 ... $$0
36 80 6 S2Vs
.$48
..347
..312
I.EMONS Llmonlers. extra fancy. Sto
Slxe, $3.26: 3n0 to t!X. 83. i.
Firut California, ner 10-lb. carton,
85c; Imported Smyrna, tbree-crown, 12c; gik-
crown, 14c. . . .....
BANANA8 Per mertlum-sisea ouncn, i s
t2.26: Jumbcs, $t504j$0a . .
TANOERINEST-Florida, per box of About
125. $2 50. t
ORAPR FRI'IT-Florlda. Ver box, $Tb;
California, per box, $4 00.
FRVIT8
PEARS Lawrence and Mount ergon,
$2.50.
APPLES California Rellflowers, $1.40 per
bu. box; Colorado Jonathans. $2 60 per bu.
box; Ben Davis. $1.7 per bu. box; lw
saps, $2.00 per bu. box; other varieties, $2.47
per bu ; New Tork apples. $4 5" per bbl.
CRANBERRIES Jerseya. $14 .50 per bbl
URAPE8 Imported Malagas. $450tf'iOO
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu., bVoJ
66c; South lakota. per bu., 7bc.
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow and red,
per bu.. 86c; Spanish, per crate, $1.16; Colo
rado, red and yellow, per bu., $U.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $2t.
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. $VC-
CABBAGE Home-grown and Wisconsin,
In cratea, per lb., I4j2e.
CARROTS. PARSNIPS AND Tt'RNIPS
Per bu., 45fi7oc.
CELERY Kalamaroo. per dog., 26c.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per 3-bu.
bbl.. $100.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. $3.75; per bbl.. $6.7$.
HONEY New. per 24 Iba., $3.66.
CHEESE Swiss, new. 15c; Wisconsin
brick, 16c; Wisconsin limberger. 13V6c; twins.
16c; young Americas, loc.
NUTS NValnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15Hc; hsrd shells, per lb..
lSWs. Pecans, large. pe" lb.. 14c: small, per
lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., 7c; roasted, per
lb , $c. Chill walnuta. per lb.. 12ll8ViC. Al
monds, soft sheila, per lb.. 17e; hard sheila.'
per lb. 15c. Sheilbark hickory nuta, per
bu.. $2.25; large hickory nuts, per bu., $1.60.
Chestnuts, per M 15c. Cocoanuts, $4 $0 per
sack of 1O0. . t
$oial Market.
vr.n' TORK. Jan. 11. M ETA LS There
waa an advance of about 1 6a In the Lou-
Adsms Con
A I les
Brunswick Coa ..
Cemstock Tvnnrl
Con. Csl. A Vs..
Horn Silver
iron Hllvsr
Leadvilis Cos ...
offered.
.. 4
.. ii
.. S
. .196
..176
..400
..
LlttM Ctalsf
Ontsrto
Ophlr
-rsosolx
Potosl
Ksvsgc
sterrs Novsds
Mmsll Huprs ..
8tBBdsr4
t
.iw
.w.t
. 8
.
. 40
,. 4
.. M
.SS6
Total recelpta 117 127 li
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purcbaaing the
number of head indicated:
Baak of Kaglaad Statetneat.
1 QXDON. Jan. 11. The weekly statement
oi i .c Bank of England shows the follow-
Vssii io,Bi I Ing changes: Total reserve. Increased a;!"?.-
i-imi itu. nu itti Wf; circulation. Increased 83.00"; bullion,
i Y iVau pv 2 Increased 1.049,2o6: other securities, de-
-,'--, age 4 u,i2 auu creased 5,381: other dt posits, decreased
i'ijsi v. w Kill 2.133.000; public deposits, decreased 1.4?.-
ernment aecurltles. Increased AKol.tmo.
The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability this week Is 35.50 per cent, as com
pared wltb 28.87 per cent laat week.
1.B00 im' VC.' HCi
300 Ia9 ISS'i 1584
4.4UO 114S 114lt H44
98V
17.4HO 894
10. IO 176
300 22C.
2,800 67
700 S3
l.4) 80
2.40O 214
2.8110 2271i
15.3H0 1844
.. 2.0
.. 7.3f
Distillers' Securities.. 4.5l
10.4H1
1.5)
!!
Oata, bu.
....70.0U0
Tk.ouO
Artlck-a.; Open. I Hlgb. Low. j Clues.) Yes'y.
Wheat I
May I87,4i
July
Corn
Jan. May
July
Oats
Jan.
May
July
Pork
Jan.
May
Lard
Jan. May
July
Rlba
. Jan.
' Mav
July
IMVs'a1:
41S'
41.'
tjV 46',-jH'
46St4 4SSi!
I 3141
"
S1V.
S2
24V
13 7241 13 85
II C4! 14 ti
T 4T41 7
7b6 I 7 724
7 774 7 8i
7 624: 7 $74
T 4 T 74
T 774! 7 80
s74,$4Vsl874'nA
84 MT, stSil1
418' 41! 41H
46 I 45V 45
46Vt51iy 4i4,
81 sl J 31
32! S2V 334
S.:$OS4r4 VS
Mlaaeapolta . Oralis Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 11. FLOl'R-Mar-kel
ateady; tlrat patenta. $4.ii.50; second
patents, H.c4 ; first clears, $M.cig4.m;
ae-ond clears. 146i2 5.S.
BRAN In bulk. $14.004 14. 26.
(Suiwrior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery;. The range of prices aa reported
by F. D. I my A Co., 110-111 Board ot Trade
building, waa: i
Articles.) Open. Hlgh.j Low. I Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I l
May..'$6VV
July... bos:
Flax
May...! I 224
July... 1 V
Sept... 1 234i
W
87'i
1 234I
1 244
1 244,
8' 85T!
o4 87431
1 22 1 2?s'
1 2S 1 24' .
1 23'. 1 244.
$SB
864
1 234
is"
13 724! 1$ $0
14 W4l 14 20
77H
I B24
1 la
13 75
14 06
7 624 T 55
7 724! 7 70
7 b
724
T$74 7 $24
7 7.4i T 66
T $0 I 7 774
No. t
Caah quotations were as follows:
FlAUR Eisy; winter patents. $3.S&44 10:
wtnier straights. $3.754t.55: spring patenta,
$3ol4.15: spring straights, $3.ufe3.aV;
bakers. $2 35u$.2i;.
WHaTAT-No. 2 spring. Ur. No. $
spring. 2ia3c: No. $ red. 874tTsi4e.
- CORN-No. i 42c; No. 3 yellow. 43e.
OATS No. 2. 314c: No. I white. 31c; No.
I a hue. 4(isic.
. RVE-No. t 664c.
' BAR1.KY Oood feeding, 38c; fair to
!'- malting. 4lj4c.
SEEDS No. I flax. $1.12: No. 1 north west
ern. II Is: prime timothy, $3.3$; clover, con
tract grade. $13 1514.26.
On the t-rotlu- -' anve today the but
ter mil f e i. 19"ji
ValrU-s. - ltv . Ks -asW; -at' -mark.
lucluUeJ, Itav; (uU, ."w, prime
MlnneAimlls Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. M7,c; No. 1 northern. 834c; to ar
rive. 834c; No. 3 northern. 8V; to arrive,
",c; No. 3. 7atir79c: No, I Durum. 73c; No.
2 Durum, 634c. Com: No. 3 yellow, 374c;
No. 3. 4c. Oata: No. 3 while, 284c: No.
3. 27TttiSo4.- Barley; 35047c. Rye: boi;c.
FUx: $118.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Jan. ll.-CORN-Higher; No. 3
yellow, tic; No. $. 12c; No. 4. 404c; no gradii,
J74c
O ATS Firm- No. J white. 32c; No. t white,
$14c; No. 4 white. Vo3wc.
K YE Unchanged: No. 2. 7fiK8c.
WHISKY On the bast of $1.2 for fin
ished goods.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jsu. 11. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 2 red, western, winter. 6 7d.
Futures, dull; March, tolled: May. 6a 8d
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, quiet,
4a44d; American mixed old. eaay, 4a $d.
Futures, quiet; January. 4s 3d; March. 4s
24,d; May, 4a $4d-
Dalai h brala Market.
DULL'TH. Jan. ll.-WHEAT-To arrive,
No. 1 northern. 834c: No. 2 northern. 834c;
on track. No. 1 northern. 834c: No. t north
ern. 8.14c: May. 864c; July. $7c
O ATS To arrive and on track. l4c.
3
s.m
2,300
PO
l.sl
2 44)
I.200
4.MV
44.3S)
$.1110
4)
Toleao geesl Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. 11. -SEED Olover. -ash
aiid January. $.ll: February. $8 15; Man a,
rVA; April. $$.; DiUue iluioUiy, tl b2; pimie
asias, SB-
Erie
do 1st pfd .....
do 2d pfd
Oeneral Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central .
Inter. Paper ....
do ptd
Inter. Pump ....
do ptd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern......
do pid ,
Louis. A Nashville
Manhattan I.
Met. Securities ...
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central
Minn. A St. L
M.. St. P. ft S. S.
do pfd
Missouri Pacific ...
M.. K. A T
do pfd
National I.ead
N. K. R. of Mex. pfd. 2.4
:s. 1 . central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk ft Weatern...
do pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P.. C, C. A St. L
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car..
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Ilubber Goods
do pfd
St. I A 8. F. 2d pfd..
St. Louis 8. W
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Tenn. C. A I., exdiv..
Texas A Pacific
T.. St. L. ft W
do pfd
Union Pacific .
do rfd ,
U. S. Ex
U. S. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do 1st pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd ...
Vs. -Carolina Chem..
do pfd
S abash
884
225
574
82
80
21S
227
1K34
12
36
H4
574
36
704
5C
1754
18
2a;5
4n0
4!4
90S
624
44
4
73
JT84
11&
9"0 171! 1754 171
3.7(0 2474 144 24i
HO
14
SS.se)
3.100
4.600
l-si4
5!.4
354
71
544
1.4IO 17
2.6UU 1K4
'.8o6 227"
884
17T.
rc
M4
30
75
214
227
1X24
l'4
6.
314
70
S4
173
18
4:14
63
4S;
81
734
1.500 1794 178
394
89;
6-4
804
734
l.OtO fO 8N4 A4
794
33
rd
79
31
til
3i
7
324
62
3
Baak of Fraare gtaleaneat.
PARIS, Jan. 11. The weekly statement ot
the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, decreased
152.15ti.0u0f : treasury deposits, decreased So,
52&.ou)f: general deposits, decreased 36,960.-
mwf; gold In hand, Increased 17.175.000; silver
In hand, decreased xoo,ouot; Pius discounted,
decreased 20&.lnj.
Treasary Stateaaeat
WASHINGTON. Jan. 11. Today's state-
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company.......
Curt by Packing Co
Armour ft Co
bwitt Ac Co., 1 m country
Vanaant ft Co....
Carry
Lobtnan ft Co
McCreary ft Creary
W. 1. Stephen
Hill ft Son
Huston ft Co
N. Norrla
I F. Husa
Mike Ilaggerty
Sol Degu.n
J. B. Root ft Co
Bullan ft Kline
Otner buyers
Cattle.Hog. Sheep.
467
719
74
578
'"S5
8
17
6
4
67
13
33
17
64
11
67
2
153
I.G06
2.107
2.1126
3,044
373
M8
846
SHEEP All wtrn markets have been
flooded with sheep thla week and packers
have been' filled full at all polnla. At the
same time there seems to be a letup In
the demand for mutton at eastern consum
ing points. Thla. in brief, waa ths situa
tion iinit.p hi.h tl, ihpen mn r set was
Islkortnv this mnrnlnsr. It waa noted In ' Aon tin ma rket. with spot closing at
these columns yetaerdav that packers did li and futures at 167 2a d. Locally tins
not appear aa anxious for supplies as usual, market was firm In sympathy with spot,
owing to the verv large runs of the first closing at $36 bOa 37.00. Copper was lower In
three days of the week. This morning It London, with spot closing at 7$ 5s and fu
wss still more apparent that packers were , tures at 78 5s. lake and electrolytic are
filled up, aome of them confeaslng to. the quoted at $18.753-l$.O0, and casting at $1$.374
fact that they had not yet killed out their -18.974 In the local market. Lead was 6s
purchases or the first two days of the week, fower at 16 15s In London. The local mar
The result of all this waa that no one was j,et waa quiet with quotationa ranging at
anxious for supplies this morning and the o.60$r6.00. the Inside figure being for thirty
market fell for lack of support. Prices davs' shipment. Spelter wss unchanged at
generally were 10&25C lower than the first js.5(sj.60 In the local market and 2 5a In
of the week. The same western ewes that London. Iron was lower abroad, with stand
sold on Monday at $5.50 brought $5.26 to- arj foundry quoted at 63a 4d and Cleveland,
day, with Tuenday'a $7.16 lambs at $7.00 warrants at 54s 74d. The local market was
today. Other lots sold in about the some rp ported firm, with No. 1 foundry, northern,
way. quoted at $18 7Mj 19.35; No. 3 foundry. north
So far as can be observed the only weak ' rrn' i8 2fv&18.8i; No. 1 foundry, southern,
element In the market ts the Isrge receipts 318 fksjf 18.75; No. 2 foundry, southern. $J8.00i
of ins weea ana on tnsi ineory kiici, m 11.25.
284
advising their friends in the country to let
up a little with their shipments until tns
market has had a breathing spell. There
la every reason for believing that the mar
ket will be all right again aa soon as pack
ers dispose of their surplus stock.
Quotations for fed sheep and lambs are
ns follows: Oood to choice lambs, Colo
rados, $7.25Jr7.i0; westerna, '$7.007.6o; year
lings, $6.0034.30; westerns, $5.5005.75; ewes.
14.' 516.25.
T IvfX-IS. Jan. II. METALS Lead.
quiet. $o.85.83. Spelter, Arm, $6.56.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORKl Jan. 11. COTTON Spot
closed 6 points higher; middling uplands,
11.80c: middling gulf, 12 05c. Sales. 100 balea.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 11. - COTTON -Ouiet.
Salea. 3,800 balea. Ordinary. 8V:
. trnrUt orrlinnrv. 101-loc: low middling.
Quotations for feeder sheep and lamba: 1 10 15-16c; middling, 11 8-16c; good middling.
oood reeding lambs, xo.iou to; yearnnr"
1.800 li!i 1.': vvi
: jis 1.-444 jati.
1.600 737,
3. JO lio4
6.1 ill 254
Hi
183;
lot
40
73'i 73
1244 1:44
254 264
83 84
lift 14
IM 18l
14 111044
71
85
85
4l Wi
.2 1544 1534
10.i) 641, fs
4M" ltsl4
21 1 44
26 145
2. M0 I0I4 bt4
87
ini 4
4'
1441
,?
154
M
874
92
1054
4'.
144
f 6i4
loo too
lot 24.1
47.3K) 144
8is 834
44.tiO
i.iSK
4.ISO
l.l'Bj
3i O
4.1.
l.Otst
66.01 s
38
14
24
49
5o
t4
58
100
243
143
834
37"
1e't
2
5(.,
99
243
1434
if
384
J44
'-"
ll
484
70 114
4.2-0 S7V4
100 lei
".) 158
. ! 3i
80 .4
. 1 6
..( 4
AO
l'O 1124
77. eSJ
4
4
21
564
874
118
r
ui
l.VB,
"4
38
674
144 154
(
J16
894 $4
"2 6.M
1124 113
68
118
374
l(-4
15a
344
354
as
22.0JI 1074 hi vr4
BB
1 v
do pfd lust
i-lls-Kaigu Ex.
Wtinaiitse Elvc-..
ll tturu t'uiou
'
41
41 i
3o 1734 170
64
IIS
Jfi
BoS
17J
$B4
Total 2,989 8,099 2,490
CATTLE Cattle have been coming In
very freely this week.Hhal 1b, the receipts
have been much larger than last week, but
not much different from a year ago. Ail j
market points have had good runa, but
locally tne auppiy has not been any too
large as compared wltb the demand.
There was no great number of beef
steers In sight this morning, while all
packers seemed to be in need of supplies.
The trade opened early, and while It was
not particularly active, the cattle kept sell
ing until tbe yards were pretty well cleaned
up In fair season. As 10 the values there
was no very marked change, lnoal sellers
teady with yesler-
salcsmen who hap-
dld not appeal
to buyers thought they did not gel out
quite aa well aa yesterday.
Cows and belters seemed to be in very
fair demand and the market waa reason
ably active, that Is, sctlve enough to flee I
a ressonably early clearance. Aa was the
case with steers there did not appear to be
any very great change la values, but wbat
Utile change there was seemed to be on
ths side of stronger prices. Fat bull
were in very poor demand and all of 26c
lower than laat week; some would say
25ii4oc lower.
blockers and feeders of the better grade
were about steady, but aa usual after Ihe
middle of the week speculators discrim
inated more closely and common and In
ferior grades did not move off any too
freely. The feeder market as a whole lias
been in very fair shape this week.
Representative sales'
ur.tr J 1 una.
No.
1....
1....
18....
1....
39....
1...,
lo...,
7. ...
2...
6...
6...
7...
10...
3...
...,
...
42..
...1150
...1106
... 922
No.
75...
4...
6...
14...
24...
Q' .
Vi.'.'.
fN...
-ri
T2!"
20...
78.,.
20...
26...
2...
ment of the treasury balance in the general
fund, exclualve- of the $150,000,000 gold re- lv fn a few cse? ialeVn
sevre, shows: Available cash balance, $143.- ' 5 have ivonlng that
544.600. Gold coin and . bullion. $87,606,820; , "JL k.""1 thfv did
gold certificates, $42,428,680. j
Baak Clearlaars.
OMAHA. Jan. 11. Rank clearings for j
today were $1,47S.618.9$ and for the corre
sponding date last year $1 ,622. 463.61.
Declares D4vlded.
HAMBURG. Jan. 11. The Hamburg
American line today declared a dividend
ot 11 per cent against $ per cent In 1H
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 1L WOOL The wool mar
ket la more active at firm prlcea. The range
of tbe tranaactlona for the week covers
fleece, fall Texas. California northern, fin
and fine medium territories and scourud
vboois in the domestic field and Australian
fine Merinoa and South American high
quarters. Stocks of wool are well cleaned,
eapeclally territories. The demand for ler
11 tor tea has been running more to fine and
fine medium gradea. pulled wools are In
better movement. Foreign gradea are
steady. The current prices In the Boston
wool msrket are about as follows, having
been subject to some slight revision. Ohio
and Pennsylvania, XX. and above. $f3oo;
X. 334184c; No. 1. 34J4tic; . r. SMi-Uc; fine
unwashed, 254126c: quarterblood unwaahed.
I3r34c; three-elghtha blood. 3441344?: half
blood. 334ft4r: unwasned Delaine. 2ar2c;
fine washed Delaine. 3t4j37c. Michigan
fine unwashed. 24n"25c; quarter blood un-
waah-d. 32i33c; three-eighthe blood. 33i
84c; half blood. 32hic: unwashed Delninu,
2c. Kentucky. Indiana, etc.. inree-eigntiis
and quarter blood, 415e. Territory, Idaho,
fine. 22i28c; heavy fine, lW2"c: fine me
dium, 22i23c; medium. 2v827c; low medium,
27jX-; Wyoming, fine. Zlgiic; heavy flno.
ISrft'Joe; fine medium. 224? i3c; medium. titfr27c;
low medium. x,f03w- 1 iau and .-Nevada,
fine. 2q -ir ; heavy fine, l'Kic: fine medium,
r4i24c; medium. 2Mi27c; low medium. 27tr.Sc.
Dakota, nne. 224123c; nne medium. '4i 23c;
medium. 27 28c: low meillum. 7j-8c. Mon
tana, fine choice. 254j;6c; fine average, :4'uc;
fine medium, choice, ivajar: average. 14i25c:
aieple. 27'ySc; ineUlum. choice, 27j,'.kc.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 11. WOOL Steady ; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. iMoltc:
light fine. 2)4j2Bc; heavy fine. 11(21 -; tub
washed, 3342414-.
fagar tad Molaasea,
NEW YORK. Jan. 11 SUGAR Raw.
steady: fair refining. $3-16c; centrifugal 84
test, lll-16c; molssaes sugar. 2 15- 16c. Re
fined, firm; crushed, $.40c, powdered, 4-bou;
granulated. 4.70c.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. lL 8UGAR
Quiet; open kettle. 313 e; centrifugal,
3464V4c; centrifugal whites. $44c; al
lows. $-63Sc; seconds. 24j34c.
MOLAtwjES Open kettle, tuQIStc; centri
fugai, 7sC3c. Syrup. 2fatf30e.
Oil aad Rosla.
KBW YORK. Jan. U- Olt S Cottonseed,
firm; Prima crude, nominal; prime yellow,
84c Petroleum, ateady; raflned. New York.
$74; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $7 8$;
PbUadelpiila and BaUUmor. la bulk, $4.6.
Turpentine, dull. a7t774o.
BOSIN-Auist; strained, common to good.
$4 7645.40; wethera. $4.50496.00; ewe,
4.50; breeding ewea, 31 HX.1k.0u
No.
23 Westerns, culls
68 Western ewea
431 Western ewes
209 Western ewe .'.
10 Western cull lambs ,
58 Western lambs
280 Western lambs ,
10 weatern ewes ,
108 western ewes
312 western ewes ,
218 western ewes
101 western ewes
162 western yrlgs and wethers..
153 Western lambs....
Av. Pr.
.66 2 75
.108 i 00
.lo3 $ 2i
.107 $ 35
. u4 6 50
.62 6 8.'.
.71 7 00
. 102 4 00
. 113 $ 10
. Ill 6 10
. lot $ 20
. 86 $40
. 86 6 90
.08 6 "ii
SStoi Iom.-"hea'v-y, K.3& ,7,
ium to good heavy. gJOfta.tu: qul"t; No. 1 invoice. 84
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Cattle Steady Hogs Lower 8heeB aad
Lsasabs Steady.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11. CATTLE Receipts.
,0ti0 head; market steady; common lo
prime steers, $3.40.36; cows. 83.0ia2i4.4O;
heifers. $2.2Mj6a; bulls, $2.0nrg4.1O; calves,
$3."K 00; stockers and feeders, $2 404 25.
HOGS Receipts, AS.000 head; market 59
74c lower
6.45: medium
butcher weights, 60.3036 40; good to cnoice
heavy, mixed, $5.8ttj6.35; packing, io.0
$.324-
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts. 16.0U)
head; market ateady; sheep, $4.0H64i.l;
yearlings, $600tr.9n; lambs, $7.5ofi7.76.
Kaaaas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,700 head, including 600 head south
erns; market steady to strong; cowa. weak
to 100 lower: choice export and dreaaed
beet ateera. $t.254j.0O: fair to good. $4Uu
6.00: western fed steers. $3 5tKo6.50: atocker
and feeders. $3.tt)i4 60; southern ateera. $2.7$
11 16-16c; middling fair. 124c. Receipts, 11.
197 bales; stock, 1711,127 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 11-COTTON-Dull; mid
dling. llSc. Sales, none; receipts, none;
shipments. 183 bales; "tock. 41.075 bale.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 11. - COTTON r Spot,
good business done, price 4 points higher;
American middling fair. 6 4M: good mid
dling. 6S2d; middling, 414d; low middling.
6 98d; good ordinary, 5.80d; ordinary. 6.84d.
The aalea of the day were 12.000 bales, of
which l.OUO were for speculation and ex
port and included 9 American: recelpta,
3,000 bales. Including 2.500 American.
Toffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. llCOFFEE-Tlie
market for futures opened steady at an ad
vance of 610 points on reports of further
rains In Bragll and light recelpta. Kumpeo-t
cablea were hardly up to. expectations anil
demand was light, but sfter sagging off t;i
within a partial $ points of yesterday a
close the market rallied in the late trading
on a renewal of bull aupport. with the eltwe
stesdy with a rise of MilO points. Sales
were reported of 38.250 bags. Including Jan
...... .t a Tis- tvhruarv at 4.75o. March at
.iic. May at 7.00c. July at J.loc, eVpteniber
Mllwaaket) Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE Jan. 11. WHEAT
Sleadv; No. 1 northern, 8&Ctx-; No. 5 north
ern. 83844c: May. 88V4o bid.
RYE Steady; No. 1. 8j84c.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2. 544e5c; mPl
$7441 Mc.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transfers were
filed for record January 11:
WARRANTY DEEDS."
j4.76: southern cowa. tiuVfcTftO; native cows, j winAm Henry to Carrie Leeper, lot 1.
Av. Pr.
770 3 25
850 2 6i
873 $ 86
10X0 4 26
1226 4 30
IUM) 4 30
lo42 4 3
115.) 4 40
..,..12u 4 40
740 3 40
62 3 70
10 2 76
3 U
4 05
4 05
4 06
Av. Pr.
li2 4 lo
l'5 4 lo
1230 4 10
1070 4 10
1074 4 25
114 4 3s
1224 4 45
1241 4 45
1201 4 60
llfst 4 ao
1272 4 70
12X7 4 70
1224 4 70
1310 4 70
StS I To
1 $0
tfo
COWS.
625
706
l70
63 3 10
700 2 li
820 2 So
, WO 2 25
71$ $ 25
1130 2 36
1000 I 25
950 2 26
768 1 Al
9W 2 So
80 2 35
1300 2 50
U20 2 SO
2 50
lt 3 5o
12n) 2 so
840 2 50
1U0 $ 60
...... 8f6 2 60
870 2 60
1030 I $0
856 $60
100 2 60
bsjo t 40
883 I 4w
883 t 45
1001 3 70
...... 847 t 7$
1013 I 75
WTO 3 7$
.. fa 2 75
li.'.'.'.
n.'.'..
it'.'.'.,
it'.'."
4 883 t 7
$ 814 I 7$
.104 $ 76
4 876 I B
4 M lit
16 84 t u
Vt r) f $4)
20 84 1 2 so
12 1078 2 80
17 93 2 86
9 1175 I 00
1 1130 8 00
1....' 12 3 00
11 850 3 00
6 1073 3 00
1 1240 3 00
1 ..Hew $ (VI
2 psij 3 no
3 P3o $ o
2 910 3 on
is a $ 10
$2.oii4.oO; native heifer. $3.0ujj6.00; bulla.
$2.2Mj4.ij; calves, 3.07.O
HtKS-Recepta. 12,8mO head; market
(teady, closed weak; top. $5,374: bulk of
sulcs. $.'.20"t.34: heavy. $5.24j6.374: pack
era. $0. Jv 4.AS4; pigs aiid lights. $5.10;u.27Vs.
SHEEP AND I .A MBS Recelpta, 7.500
head; market steady to 10c lower; native
lamba. $5.aMi7.60: western lamba, $i.5ie'7.40;
ewea and yearlings, $4.$&4.u0; western fed
vearlinga, $5.:ou4.00: western fed sheep, $4 to
fjfi.10, stockers snd feeders. $3.50t6.0.
St. Loals Live MtocU Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan, 11. tTATTLE Receipts.
3M head, including bw Texan. Native
shipping and export ateera. $4.:MiS.90;
dressed beef and butcher ateers, 3 2ol25:
steera under 1.000 lbs., $3.rwti4.4o: blockers
jand feedera. $2. tiiM; cuws and helfera.
$2 154)3.35; tanners. 81.75tn2.10: bulls. $2.50iqr
3.S0; calves. $4. ox-US. 75: Texas and lmlian
- steers, $2.cOj4.10; cows and heifers, 12 WU
! $.110.
HOGS Receipts. 10.000 liesd. Market was
ateadv; pigs and lights. $4 iKhiXi. psukers.
$5.iAsn.40; butchers and best heavy,
$.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.0.41
head. Market steady: native muttons, (iuo
fftttoo; lambs. $5 5taj7 65: culls and bu"ks.
$2.UNh4.o; stockers, $3.uOA5o; Texana. $3.0)
ti4.U).
2.
1....
....
12...,
14...
7....
16....
10....
4...
4....
11....
s
I'.'.'.'.
$....
....
3....
10...
23...
12...,
a...,
11.. ..
14"!
920 3 10
l7 3 15
8-3 3 16 '
l'8 3 15
loll $ 20
1142 I 30
12 $ .
I080 3 30
KM 3 20
Iu74 3 20
1064 $ 25
1240 3 26
115 3 Jf,
8K8 3
864 8 86
13U3 3$
11"4 $ 40
1"74 3 45
10 t 46
11X8 $ 50
lirj 3 $
11 $ 60
li s) I 5u
1 s63 1 40
1370 1 76
t '
stock lo Sight.
Receipts of live stork at the aix
western markets yesterday:
rlncipal
South Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas City .
St. Joaeph
St. Iiouia
Chicago
Total
.. 2o
.. $o
.. $.70
.. 1.812
.. 2.U"0
.. 9.000
..23.412
hl.uk 7. Kirk wood add
Christina Kutacher and husband to
John Hellway, lot $, block 469. Grand
view .' o
Sarah Haskell to A. 8. Billings, sr.,
lot 4, block 3, Iiiac A S.'s add "!
C. C. George and J. E. George to H. B.
Boylea. w50 ft lot 2. Armatrong' sub
of Armstrong's first add and strip ad-,
joining .. l.oo
Atlantic Realty association to Josle A. ,
lloive. n4o fl of 68 ft lot 48, Rees
Place ...J.2T)
I. E. Thomas snd hustatud to J. S.
I man. r234 ft lot . w2 ft lot W and
II and eU ft lota 12 and 13, block 8. ,
Hanscnm Ilace 2.7oO
F. B. Hochsteller and wife to Wright ,
A Wilhelmv company, lot S and 4,
block ha. Omaha j 1
Wright ft Wllheliny wmpsny to F. B.
Hochstetler. wluO ft lot 6. block 163.'.
Omaha ' I
QUIT CLAIM DEED8.
Jacob Selltier and wife to Carrie C. ,
Sellner. 42x107.82 ft lot I'll, Gise s add 1
Barker company to G. E. Barker, kit '
7. block 223. Omaha and property In
Thornberg Place I
Total amount of transfers $8,00$
Hogs. Shfep.
9.S10 I.Vh
6.0IO
11.8'W 7
6.141 3.320
10.0l S.tsiO
45.0HO 14.0U0 ,
87.M1 31 420 I
lit. Joseph Ur Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 11. CATTLE Ee e pt,
1.612 head. Market ateady to strong: na
tives. $3.7St6.Su; cow and helfera. $1500.
4 70: atockers and feeders. $2.7$4i4.1o.
HOfiS Recelpta, 8.141 head Market was
strong to 6c higher: liaht. $ol$4j4.i74; me
dium and heavy. $6 n l-4
SHEEP AND LAM Bo Receipt. 3.320
head. Market weak to loc loaer; Kansas
lambs, $7.70.
loos City Mtt Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Jan. ll.-'Spe.i TeUgram.l
CATTLE Recelpta. $ov uoud: market
ttajy; be-s, $3 5vj$.$0, eows, bulls and
private vyines
Von Dorn Grain Co.
Mssikii
Chicago Beard of TraJ
Omaha Grain Cxahanit.
Grain and Provisions
Bought and sold for cash or future delivery
Receivers and Shippers.
tU and 23 BOARD OF TRADK BLDO.
Tei. luu. OMAHA-
F. Da Day & Co.
Dealers $
Stock s. Grain. Provlaviona
Skip Test Urala lo t'a.
Broach Oasee, 8I4V1I8 Board of Trad
Pldg Osuka. ea. Trleohooo BI414.
212-14 Kjtrhang BMg . South Omaha.
Bi 'Plion 214, Iudpn4ut fhout t.