rr-rTT nutrtt T 4 tt V Tirf, flATl'TjnAV .TAVT7ATIV 13. 1PfWi. "
lllfj lAlJliA. 1 V11 J 1 lln. t'iiniumii ...... v - - -- . 1 I-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cask Whtat Eltnttltn. tt Viimpolit Gt
tiox Betttr.
OPTIONS STEADY, WITH NARROW RANGE
Cor a steady Tkroogfc Most ot Session,
bat Easy at Close Weak Feel
la Lower Close
la Oats.
OMAHA. Jan. li 10.
Whn was steady with a narrow ranee of
values. Good casn situation at Minneapo
lis and bad weather In Argentina held
sentiment bullish. May closed at ec, July
at M-AiaKbc and BeDtember at W4c
Corn also was steady most of the day.
but a trlfla easy at the close. Argentina
onerinas are uant. American country ac
ceptances are few. May closed at 46c.
jui at 4Uc and ftentember at 4&Vac.
May oats were oft He at one time and
c-ioseo. v lower man yesteraay. May nn
Ished at Uc and July at aofec.
Primary wheat receipts were 640,000 bushels
and shipments IKS.oou bushels, against re
ceipts last year of 42,000 bushels and ship
ments of IPJ.Ouu bushels. Corn receipts were
699.0U0 bushels, against receipts last year of
atictno bushels and shipments of 777.000 bu
shels. Clearanoes were 268,000 bushels of
wheat. lB.Oo barrels of flour, 7 70. WO bushels
or eorn and lOfnno bushels of oats.
Hrartstreet s weekly clearances or corn
were 6,842,000 bushels and of wheat 4.748,000
misneis.
Liverpool closed d higher on wheat and
WftVtd higher on corn. . .
Argentina shipments were 752,000 bushels
or wheat and ano.uoo Bushels 01 corn.
The Record-Herald quotes a reliable
trade authority of India aa estimating the
wheat crop at 240.omi.ijio to 2,woo,ou hush
els, as compared with a crop of aoo.Ouo.ooo
bushels last vear.
Seaboard sales yesterday were 240.000
bushels of wheat. 800.000 bushels of corn;
3ii0,0OO bushels of oats, 4o.ii00 bushels of rye
and 560,000 bushels of barley.
Minneapolis wired: "Cash wheat Is In
better demand than for some days, mills
taking No. 1 northern at 2o under My, and
No 1 northern at 4 We unde May. Minne
apolis stocks Increased 1,400,000 bushels for
a wee.
A fhirsa-n man who was In Kansas City
yesterday wired back: "Good milling wheat
very scarce and high. Better wheat selling
on track In Minneapolis at 77o than can
be bought here at 79c, and the rate from
Minneapolis Is cheaper by 4o per 100 than
from Kansas t-ity.
Units Uaah isles
WHEAT No. 1 hard, 1 ear, 77e; No. $
hard, 1 ear, i7-; i car. 7c.
CORN No. 4. 1 car, 87c; no grade, 1 car,
86e; 1 car, c.
OATS No. t white, 1 car, c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
TirMtr.AT No. 2 hard. 77B79Vio: No
hard. 74V4VS77c; No. 4 hard. 70?i7Sc: No,
anrlnr. 7RiA&77e: No. 3 soring. 73(ti0c.
CORN No. 3. S&tjtW'Ac; No. 4. S637c
no grade, MQWAc; No. S yellow. 3oc; No
white. 88c.
KJA iU. 1111 .7 V, I ..... -
white, 2929c: No. 4 white, 2829o,
RTE No. 8. 62C1 No. 1, 60c.
C'arlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats,
Chicsgo 14 33 140
Kansas City 69 161 135
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
Bt- Louis
... 69
...827
'."lOB
... 86
f3
Hi
CHICAGO GRAM AND PROVISIONS
tures steady, January, 4s Slid; March, 4s'
1; May, 4s 3d.
EW YORK OENERAI, MARKET
(lactation of the Day aa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Jan. ll-FIOl'R Receipts,
17.531 bbls.; exports, 1S.418 bbls.; market
teady. but dull: Minnesota patents,
tS.uu; Minnesota baser. $ai'ui 9;- winter
patents, 14.101 4.60; winter siraignts. n-s-rw
4 m: winter extras. t2.Knft3.25: winter low
grades, $i7M5r20. Rye flour, steady; fair to
good. 83.6nift4.9tf; choir to fsrry, h.'0
muck wheat nour dull at 6Z.iao;a.ia tor spui
and to srr'.ve.
BUCKWHEAT Steady. 6Jc. nominal, as.
llvered at New Tork.
rOHNMEAL-Htrudv: fine whit and yel
low, $1.20; new coarse, $1.1"4J1.12; new kiln
dried, $3 00473 1.
RYE Nominal: No. S western. i4c. c L
f., New Tiork. .
BARLEY Oulet: feeding. 41c. c. I. I.,
Buffalo; malting, 47tfS2c. c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 4..000 bu.; exports.
107,241 bu. Bpot market steady; No. 2 red,
91o elevator; No. 1 red. 9&c f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth. 9bc f. o. b. afloat.
Throuahout the day wheat was very Irregu
lar, but generally steady until the last hour
when liquidation and the oearian Aioacrn
Miller report caused a sharp Dreaa. its
chief strength wss early reflecting higher
cables and unfavorable Argentina weather
news. A second advance in the last five
minutes on covering left the market finally
unchanged to So net higher. May, 92 l-lif
W &-1SC closed at ZW; Julv. f9 11-16 SOc.
closed at Hc; September,, sTHSjSTHc, closed
at siic.
CORN Rsoelnts. liz.sji bu.! eiports, io2,-
217 bu. Bpot market steady; No. 2. 56c ele
vator and 61c f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 yellow.
M4o;. No, 3 white, 51V4i tptkn were
active and at nrnt steady on higher camca,
but eventually weakened under liquidation.
closing partly Wc net higher. January
closed, at b3r: May,- !! ic, olQsed at
61c; July closed at 61Hc.
UA J Heeeipta, 4fl,sixt ou.t exports, s.ino
bu. Bpot market steady; mixed oats, 26 to
32 pounds, StVU37c; natural while, 30 to 32
pounds, 27V38c; clipped White, 36 to 40
pounds, e'aiisfcc.
HAY Btrady; . shipping, 6065c; good to
choice. 8fVpR6c. .
noi'S steady : state, common to choice.
10Si6c: Pacific coasL 1905. lO&Mc:
liMM, mi:c: olds. firm.
HIDES Firm ; Galveston, 20 to 23 lbs., 17o.
LEATHER Steady; acid, KUlW..
PROVISIONS Heef. stead v. famllv. 111.50
1S.O0; mess, $9.00fllO.OO; beef hams, $20.(KV(
21.50; packet. 110 (Agll OO; city, extra India
mess, Hmii 19.50. Cut meats,, quiet;
pickled shoulders. 6tyB7c; pickled hams,
l.V(il4c per Ih. Lard, steady; western
steamed, 17.80ig7.90: refined, barely steady;
continent, 38.15; South America, 38.70; coin
pound, trt.004.25. Pork, steady; short clear,
$15.0017.00; mess, $14.75(8 15.00; family, $16.00.
taiixjw Htendy; city (2 per pkg., so;
country (pkgs. free). 4Tdfi5lfie.
KlCE Steady; domestic, fair to extra. 3'4
ooc.
butter-Firm: street orlcs extra cream.
ery, 27c; official prices, common to extra
creamery, lS27c; state dairy, common to
extra, lto24c; renovated, common to extra,
15Htj21c; western factory, common to firsts.
lbWaistsc: western Imitation extras, Zl'a
sijc; western nrsts, ixwo.
CireESE Ktrong; state full cream and
large colored and white September fancy,
14c; state October best. DMc; late small
colored and white average best, 12c; large,
UHc; fair. lUAfellfcc.
T 1 T . . . I . . 1 m
nearby selecu-d white. SI a 32c: state choice
TSr, i W. .l.t. ml.ui '" f n-au, t-r.
firsts, 24c; western seconds, ZlbfUc; south
ern. iwa'Mt.
POULTRY Live steady; western chick
ens. 12c: fowls. 14HO: turkeys. 15c: dressed.
firm; western chickens, tx&17c; turkeys, 12
lWC; IOWIB, IKB14C.
SEW YORK STOCK ASDBOSDn
fund, excluslvs ot the IliO.WO.OlO gold rr
shows:
Hatktt Actir and Ipo'.tj, with ib Ton
Irfgilr. i
WESTERN RAILROADS ARE BUOYANT
Heavy ProaH-Taklna; Toward tlose
latavarahly AsTecIs floiae Issaes,
While Others Rise to
Sew Level.
Available cash balance....
Oold coin and bullion
Oold rerUAcates
P4n,9'.13
(r7.5io.fa
4.L'42.i40
reatores of the Trading; aad Closing;
- Prices oa Board ot Trade,
CHICAGO, Jan. 12. Additional delay to
harvest Ins In Araentlna because of contin
ued wet-weather caused a firm undertone
today Jd the wheat market here. Closing
prloeg, however, were practically unchanged
from mosa or yesteraay. uorn was on
Oata were down o. Provisions showed
loss of 7UA12V4C.
The wheat market opened firm with May
unchanged to HSc higher at 88!i)88liC
to 38Hc. During the first hour there was
active buylna- bv commission houses, largely
based on an advance In the price of wheat
at the principal grain centers or Europe
J ne etrengtn aoroaa was aunouiea 10 un
favorable weather in Argentina, which li
delaying work on the new crop. Influenced
by reports of Increasing stocks of wheat
at MtnnaapoJis.. local .traders. Sold' rreeiy,
and toward the middle of the session thli
gelling caused a reaction. May declining to
rc. The easier leeung was aue to some
extent to reports of the good condition of
fell sown wheat. On the decline there was
murh covering by shorts and also good
buying by commission houses and prac
tically all of their earlier losses were re
covered. The market closed fairly firm,
with May at &c. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 838,000 bu. Primary
receipts were 60,000 bu.. against 432,000 bu.
a year ago. Exports of wheat and flour
for the weak as shown by Bradstreet's
were equal to 4.768,000 bn. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 444
cars, against 338 last week and tJ cars a
year ago.
Early In the day the corn market was
moderately Arm, following a fair advance
at Liverpool. Later, . however. prices
yielded to general selling and the market
Closed easy. There waa a good export de
mand, which helped to sustain prices. May
opened a shade to o higher at 46ifitSc
to ibc, sold off to 45c and cloned at 4&Hc ,
Local receipts were 353 cars, with 41 cars
of contract grade. . ,
After a firm opening the oats market be- I
came weak and sentiment continued beur- ;
lah until the close of the session. .The fea-
ture of trading waa realising by prominent i
bulla. May opened unchanged to a shade ,
higher at STHo to 32Mr'VtjC, sold off to 31 '4
j;2c and closed at t-'Vo. Local receipts 1
were 140 cars.
Kansas City General Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 12. WHEAT
Steady; May, 80Hc; July, 77Sc; September,
76Hc; cash. No. 2 hard. 8Uy3c; No. 3, 73
ClMOVfcc: No. 2 red. 91 & 92c: No. 3. kntt91c.
CORN Higher; May, 40Vc: July. 40ic;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 40c; No. 2 white, 4tHc;
No. 3, WViO:.
OATS-Steady; NO. 2 White, IZCUKftc; jno.
...i w ?i H .
III! VU. W.TfV'
HA X Bteaoy; cnoice umotny, u.dikuu.ui;
choice prairie, $8.75fn00.
RYE B teady; eatne.
KUOB Steady; Missouri and Kansas No.
2, new, whltewood cases Included, 2uc; case
count, ISc; cases returned c less.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 24c.
Receipts. Shipments,
Wheat, bu .' 20.00 73,000
Corn, bu 78.O0O la),on)
Oats. bu. 8.000 20.000
NEW YORK, Jan. 11-There wss a very
animated and buoyant speculation today
which fully restored the eppearance- of the
latter part dt the lasV week of reviving
general Interest In the stock market. The
strength was spotty and the tone was lr
tegular with an occasional moderate re
action. The rotation of the demand, how
ever, brought Into the advance practically
all the Imuortant stocks before the dav
had pa"ied. There was besides a nost ot
low priced and minor grade storks rnnglng
all tne way down from moderate olvidend
payers with increasing earnings t. war
rant expectation of larger dividends to I lie
grade of securities for which the value
of shares beyond that of the paper on
which the certificates are orintea is ques
tionable.
Individual transactions were on .1 very
large scale and these and the skillful tac
tics pursued In the selling to take profits
In one quarter of the maraet while ktirau
lntlng another quarter by fresh buying
were evidence of tne large part played by
professional operations in tne market.
i here was no news or consequence to ex
plain the day's movement beyond the
material relaxation In money una tne
moderate pressure for remittances abroad
which accompanied It. The disregard of
the news developments Is characteristic of
a broad speculation, bpecial stress was
laid upon the prospect of a very strong
bank return tomorrow, the forecast of the
currency market Indicating a balance, of
receipts from the Interior of upward of
37,two,uoO. Very large receipts are known to
have occurred from Canadian points. Be
sides tne elastic estimates ot the regular
currency market, tho official figures ol the
sub-treasury operations show a gain for
the banks up to Thursday night of -t.2tt2.0-iO.
in addition the sub-treasury showed the
extraordinary debit balance today of f2,3-U.-ow
made up of pension payments, govern
ment alsDursements for transportation of
the mall and the current redemption ot
bank notes. Another important . Item was
the receipt from San Francisco by tele
graphic transfer through tho sun-treasury
of $1,097,000 In two days. With this incom
ing Mood or funds trom various sources It
Is not surprising that the largo banks
should have placed very heavy suina In the
call money loan market. Political feeling
abroad was reported much more cheerful
today over the coming Morocco conference.
Discbunts eased In Paris, sterling advanced
at Pails and Berlin, the price of gold was
marked down in London and the Bank of
England was able to secure offerings of
gold in the open market.
The statement of this country's agricul
tural exports for . December made & bril
liant showing and helped to explain the
resources available In tne foreign exchange
market. Value of exports rose $42,630,424
over those for the preceding December.
The total value of exports reach a record
figure for any month, $124,537,938. Cdtton
and breadstutfa furnish the larger portion
of the Increase, but the expansion extends
to all Items.- in spite of tho heavy Te
plenlnhment of the local money market
sterling exchange went no higher than
yesterday. The great variety ol the day's
speculation precludes special mention of
nil the day's features. The buoyancy of
Great Northern preferred was a xustalnlng
Influt-nce amongst the otner raciiica, es
pecially Union PaclHc, owing to US actual
holdings of Great Northern stock. The
approach of the Amalgamated Copper divi
dend period was the occasion for much
gossip over the probable action. The Oould
group was revived after a period of Inac
tivity. The heavy profit taking was uot
w.lhout effect on prices, although the specu
lation became extremely animawa again
Neve Tort Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Mn?Srr-On call,
easier at 4ti6 per cent; ruling rate, 5 per
cent; closing, H per Cent; offered, 4 per
cent. Time loans, firiti: and SO days, 5s
6 tier cent; months. 6'nS'j. per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-f5
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Closed firm
and unchanged, with actual business In
bankers' bills at $4.i4(r4 w" for demand
and at $4.SS.,ir4.325 for 60-day bills; posted
rates. $4S3H'&4.84 and $4.87g4.87H; commer
cial bills. $4.83.
SILVER -Bar, Rc; Mexican dollars,
60iie.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm. , ,
Closing quotations 6n bonds were aa fol-
Invl
..lesVJMM
..102't Ao M serlM HH
..lot as 4m ptrs '
. .tnj I do 14 serin "4
..lot L. N. snl. 4 104
,.1M Mashatus . s. 4i...lti
..1ni4 Mei. Cmtnil W4
..1SW so lit tut H
lit Minn. St. U 4s... M't
U. 6. rf. H, rf..
do coupon
V. t. to. ros. .......
do rouDon
I', g. old 40, res..
do coupon
V. S. sir 4s, r(..
do coupon
Am. Tobooro 4t....
do
Atchison s. 4a... .
do adj. a
At Untie C U 4s...
Bal. Ohio 4s
do Ht
Br, n, T. t. in.,..
Con. of Oa. as
do tot lite
do id Isr
do M tnr
Cnta. Ohio 44a.
r hlraio St A. ISa
v., H. Q. n. 4a.
C. R. I. i P. 4a.
do col. aa
. .1UV M . K. T. 4s 101
..IM4 4o la
.. M'4 N. n. R. of M. . 4a. K.4
..1IH !. V. O, g IV4S MS
..1M N. Y. O. a. Sa m
.. ho. PaclAo 4a 1"
.. MSt do la ?'4
..111 N. W. e. 41 ...mm
.. 94 o s. U rfdg. 4a N
.. 11 Penn. eonr. IHa...,...1i
.. T5 Rradlns son. 4a 1!4
. .loit Rt. L. I. M c. $a..li
.. 71 si. I,, a s r. ff. 4a. SH
..iniHSt. L. B. Vf. t. 4a...
.. 74 Seaboard A. L. 4a....
.. ! Bo. Parlflc 4a 4 .
rco. 8t. U 4s.. 10 . do lot 4a ctfa MH
Colo. I04. 4a. aar. A. 71 So. Rallwar M.......ii"t
do aarlea B 71 Taiaa A P. If 12'4
rolorado tlld. 4a...... T7t T.. St. U fv. 4s... Mvt
rolo. 80. 4s MU Union Tarlfto 4a. ina
Cub a 14 I do cotit. 4
D. R. 0. 4a ll V 8. Stool M U
niatlllara' 800. 6s....' l Wabaah la 1.
Erla p. I. 4a loos do dh. B
do son.- 4a 91 Wactm Hit. 4a
Hocking V.I. 4a.
Japan 4a clfa
1CT4 W 4c I.. K. 4a..
. 47 S Wla. Central 4a. .
.In7
.. MS
Boston Ktoeks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Jan. 11-Call loans. Mf7 per
cent; time loans. 6ff6 per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds:
Atchlnon ad, 4a 1!i Amalsamatad-
do 4a .....103 American Zin
Mri. Central 4a '.. 7H Atlantic
Alchlaon t ninsham
do ptd lo: KM. a Hot la
Hoaton Albany... i
Bnton A Malno 171
Boaton Klovated IS7
Fltchhurs ptd .......141
Meilcan Central JiH
S. Y., N. H. a H...S0S
t'nlon Pacific 15T!
Amar. Argo. Caotn... 27 Vt
do pfd 4
Amor. Pnou. Tnbo..., 1
Amor. Sugar
do pfd ...
Amor. T. A T
Amar. Woolen ....
do pfd
fiomlnlnn I. A 6..
Man. Rlectrlc ....
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
In lied Krirlt
United Shoe Mach..
do pfd
V. B. Steel
do pfd
Renting, common ... 17
Adrentura 4
Allouet MWl
tiu. ASKed
Centennial
Copper Range .. ..
Islr Waal
posilnlon Coal
Franklin
aranb
lale Itoyalo ,
Mm Mining ....
Michigan
Mnnawk
Mont. C. A C
Old Dominion ....
Oareola
Parrot
Qulnoy
.. rr Shannon ..........
.. Tamarack
.. Trlnltx
.. 4"S t'nlted Copper ...
..10414' I'. 8. Mining
. 1. s. mi
MVk t'tlll ,'
44S n.toHa '.
117; winons
..1ST
. ,1J
..1.17
.. 44
..IW
Wolverine ...
Morth Butta
...114
,.. is
... 24i
... M
...710
... 1144
... M4
... 1S
...7
... It
... ts
... t4S
... ll
... iH
... i$
... 4S
...40
...1M
... 41
...Ui
I
...0
... 104
... tH
... 4H,
... 114
... S
... 7S
...
...1st
... tl4
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Betf tUetT and Ctwi AUt and Stirf ,
redan Buidj. .
HIGS SELL ACTIVE AND MUCH HIGHER
Steep, ana Lamas Are on an Average
Tweaty-FlTe Cent Lower,
Omlast to BaeesslTO Re
eel at s Thta Week.
RecelDts were:
Officisl Monday ...
OrAcial '1 uesday ...
Ofhclal Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
Official Friday
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. U. V.
1..
a.'....
r 1
1..
Cattle. Hjf. Sheep
.. .46 4.D16 lii.374
.. ,8 10.661
.. 6,()6 !.l4 .1K
.. .7 .37li 2,(7t
.. 1.(40 S.1OO Xill
VV days this week 18.548 43.27s 31166
Five days last week.... li. Mi $l.44 21.116
Same week before n.isl X2.036 S.iilt
Same three weeks ss-o..l.14 53.640 1.6:vt
8am four weeks ago.. 17.674 46.615 3o,4M
Sams days last week..ls,4'J8 S,o3 ),IM)
RKCB1PTS KOR THE IfEAR TO DATE.
The following; table shows the receipts of
cattle, hou and sheep at South Omaha for
tne year to oate, comparing wuu iasi year,
' ..... 1906. 1W6, Inc.
Cartle 80,971 ;n.7a .:
Hogs 82.146 74.607 7,K3
Bheea 64,384 S1.4M 888
The following; table shows tne price paid
at the river markets for cattle:
Good to die lee corn-fed steers 84.76So.M
f air to food oorn-fed steers
Common to fair corn-fed steers..., I.Wi4.40
(Jood to choice cows and heifers.... l int-
Fair to rood cows and heifers....... 2.48.lri
Canners and cutters 1.7b'rl44
Good to choice stockers ai feeder.. 8.4oo4.00
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. S.Oisa'3.40
Common to fair feeder z-OOuXM
Veal calves 8.W6JX.00
The following tabl shows the average
price of hoga at South Omaha for the last
several clna. with couiparlsons;
640 1
..1710 t
. 1K70 2 ,
..1210 I
..1WH 0
lfiiM 8 00
: i5sa s 10.
1 ll.O 8 t
1...., ltfiO 8 3a
1... M0 8
) lKW S S
1 1470 80
I:::::::::
STKKR9 AND IIKIKERS.
. Mb 8 80
- CALVES.
... ISO I 60
. .'. 2o 8 80
... 870 8 M
... 8 76
. . . 3W 4 00
...t-O 6 ()
... lx& I 00
... JTS t W
... 160 8 2S
... 230 6
itockers
... 20 I 80
... Tt I 10
... 850 I 0
... 810 8 0
790 I 80
760 8 0
890 8 00
M 1(D
, 7 JO' 8 00
, of 8 80
, 716 8 28
860 8 86
1 140 a
1 110 HO
2 1S5 5 50
2 Uu 8 75
1 li 8 7i
7 It 8 75
1 ! 4 00
1 1J0 6 00
t .170 Oil
8 )t 8 011
AMD FF.KDKR8.
2 470 8 25
. 478 8 26
1 &o 8 40
10 0 8 40
11 (W) 140
t D16 I 80
74 fc!8 8 M
8 111OO 2 66
49 m 8 85
1 400 8 7S
18 847 t 76
1.
2...
1...
16...
S...
1...
HOGS Th hog market looked up this
morning. Th opening wss 5c higher than
th general market yesterday -end reason
ably active at the advance. Later on. un
der the Influence of the very active de
mand, prides firmed up and became 84110c
higher. Again after the more urgent or
ders had been filled anrj some of- the buyer
dropped out the market lost lt snap and
closed a little easier. As will b noted from
th sales below, a good many of the hogs
went at 85.274o 82V. as agsinst 85 Ofrt.28
yesterdsy. The market a a whole wss In
very satisfactory condition and entirely In
sellers' favor. The sdvsnre todsy carries
the market to th highest point touched
since last September; more than that, hogs
are now selling at the highest point
touched during th month of January sine
190S.
Representative sales:
csn middling; fair, 6.sio: pretext mtujiisv.
lire: middling. 6,ic;' low middling. t9V;
pmod ordlnarv. 8.7Ac: oerMDSry. 1 he
ssle of the dnv werr -vl bsleH.-nf whteh
Iks) bale were for stxwMilatlnn -and up-" t
and Included 7,l'i0 bales American. lie-t-elpta.
xs.uvo 4ales, Including l.w A rteri-
'"n'kW YORK. .Jan. 11 COTTOX-Snot
closfd quiet; middling uplands, IVfcia-; mill
dltfig srulf, 1J tc:' sales, I.K bale.
NKW tiRLKANS. Jan. 12.-COTTON-ffpot
close quiet; sales. 1.8'W bslea; o:d -lisry,
fc: inod ordlnsry, 10 l-10c; low
middling;, 10 18-lHos ml.ldllng, 11 -lf r sji-od
middling. 11 15-16; middling fair. 12,o. Jle
celpts, 2.M8 hales; stock. Wl.vKJ bale.
Late. 1 1906. 19(kj.l04.l08.ll02.JlWl.1900.
Jan. 1...
Jan. 1...
Jan. 8...
Jan.. 4..
Jan. 5..
Jan. 6..
Jan. 7..
Jaa. 8..
J an. 1 i a
Jan. 10... I ( 20
Jan. 11 ... I 6 23
Jan. IK... I
Sunday.
I 6 14
11
5 07
8 14
8 71
8 26
8 85
I 4 64 6 8J 6 2S1 4 4 a
4 8 4 bl 6 8o W( 4 lro 4 U
4 . I l 6 ll 4 M 4
4 4AI 4Yi 6 al Wl 4 I
4 47 4 M 2S U 04 4 It
4 bl 4 Ml oil -'I
4 60 14 b&l 401
1 4 6vl 6 41
4 61 I 4 6. 6 89
4 6ii 1 6 40
4 68j 4 531
4 62) 4 61 46
4 Do
0 6 ;
6 0.. 6 M 4 84
i6 6 14 1 4 8,
6 14, 6 o 4 o
6 041 6 J4 4 12
i m 4 W
Ilnss.
4.5no.27Vs
4.iH'o.4i
5.1(Kfl6.40
4. i.iujo.50
610.30
Th leading futures at Kansas City, aa
reported by the Vou porn Oraln company,
ranged aa follow: - i-v- t
Artlcles.l Open. Illgh. Low. Close. Tes y
Wheat I
May.
July.
Corn
May. July.
Oats
May. July.
Pork
Jan.. May.
Lard
Jan.. May.
I I
80!80VffVi 8043 WV
4014:
40 I
13 65
14 07
7 47 1
7 (16
774j77Vfe,
40T4i40aVa,
40T:401WV40H'S-!I
...1SS
...
... M
... MTi
... 74S
::: ,1s
... 4ti
... 4'
. .. It
...lOJ't
... 11V
.,.1414
.101
in the late trading, some of the prominent I
oi ; i
leaders being: rushed -to the top level
llm llitv.
Bonds were firm. Tota. sales par value.
$4,170,000. United States bonds were all un
changed on call, ,
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Adams Express....:
Amal. Copper IU LI 4H
Amer. Car a F , lt,70i 48;, 4:i4 43
do pfd..'..:.....-..... SarH9r-H41
Amer. Cotton- Oil. ... 7.000 . 44S -: 42i 43
do pfd
Amer. Kxpress 200 i2 236
Amer. Hide & L pfd 300 40 40
Amer. Ke Securities. 10.300 44 43 -
Amer. Unseed Oil.... 200 21 ai
do nfd 400 42 ' 41 Mi
40H40-SH Amer. Locomotive.... 13.8K 77, -,6
I.
' 40
487,
20H
41V.
76
London CloalnkT Stocks.
LONDON. Jan. 12. Closing- quotations on
the Stock exchanaro were as follows:
Conanla, money .. 11-14' N.' V. Central
do account M'4 1 Norfolk A W
Anaconda 11 do pfd
Atchlann ....'.wit.... Ontario- A -W
. do pd 1014,1 renneylvanla
Baltimore A Ohlo....UCS Rand Minaa
Canadian Paclfle ....lid Heading
Chea. A Ohio tNi do let pfd. ...v..
hlcaco Ot. W ::V do 2d nfd
C, M. A Ht. P IHKi, Southern Hallway
I DeBeora ltv do ptd
j Deuver A R. 0..,.:..'5 Southern Pacllhi ..
I do pfd '.. 3 IFhloo Paeiflo
' Kris . (1 I ho pfd J...
ao iht piu...,
do Id pfd...,
Ilinole Central
Louiavllla A N'aah...1SS do pfd 4J4
M , K. A T 41W Bpaniah 4a k
SILVER Bar, stead v, 30Vd per ounce.
MONKY-!H percifit.
The rate rtt discount hi th open market
for short bills Is ZHi3 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3Vi4j3.pr cent.
,ew York Sftaiair Stocks. .
NKW YORK, Jan.rlJ.rOloslng' quotations
on mining siocas were as ioiiows
Adamt Cos W f.mia Chief ...
Alice ....185 Ontario ,,
Hreeco ...40 ' I KmuIi ,u..:
Brunawlck Con 41 Ophir
Comalock Tunnel .... tSPotoet
Con. Cel. A Va 110 8avaga
i:V 8. Bteel..., 444
71 o pf 11(H
l(0M;wbaeh-.... Si
3f',:30,'B:i4
aw,
13 65
14 10
7 47
7 Hi
2)V.
13 60
13 92
7 40
7 60
301418H: 30-H
29Vi&
IS 60S
13 7
7 40
7 60
13 70
14 10-12
7 45
7 67
do pfd....
1,800 19h US . 119'i
Amer. Smelting; & R. 14,200 167 . 165 IfoH
S Sellers.
St. l.oals General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Ja.i. 12. WHEAT Easier;
do nfd 2.000-130
Amer. Sugar Ref.... 17.S00 161 150',
Amer. Tob. pfd cert if 900 106 104
Anaconda Mining Co. 4.6i 2W 2W
Atchison 4,100 Wtt 96j
Uo Dfd 6fO 104- 14
Atlantic Coast Line. 7.30O W: 159
B. & O
do Dfd
Brooklyn R. T...
Canadian I'jcllio.
Central of N. J..
Ches. A Ohio..
151
104
2i5Vj
!6
104
llil
5,700 115H 1H 115
S
No. S red, cash, elevator, 9u03c; track, 94 Chlcairo A Alton..
ao pia..
l9oc; May, 8Citic; July, UViC; No.
hard. Wiic.
CORN Firm; No. 3 cash, 42c; track, 43
43M:o: May, 43c; July. 4343c.
OATS Dull ; No. 8 rash. &c; track, 32Vc;
May. 31 c; No. 2 white, 33H.-C.
K1XL'R Steady; red winter patents. $4.34
414.50; extra fancy and straight, 83.904.26;
clear, $2.90n3.a..
gEED-Timothy, steady; 1z.aunj3.8O.
Steady; KJi
15.200 Hi
11,100 176 L5
100 til 237
11,700 57 57
1.300 8 34
1.2U0 SOS
Chicago Ot. Western 16.500 22 21
CORNM BA L- Steady
BRAN Lower: sacked, east track, &
Uespite a firm market tor hogs provisions sic.
war weak for the entire day. There was ! HAY Steady; timothy, $8.00614.50; prairie,
a general desire upon the part of holders . $9.00rg 11. 00.
to take profits and packers also were fair IRON COTTON TIES 99c.
sellers. The demand came largely from 1 BAGGING 9c.
shorts. At the close May pork was off 12Vc HEMP TWINE 7ttc
at 814.07H. Lard wa down 7o at 87.6. PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; Jobbing,
Ribs were 10c lower at 87.60. Estimated 1 $14 00. Lard, lower; prime steam, $7.30. Pry
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 21 cars; salt meats, steady ; boxed extra shorts, 87.75;
eorn. 241 carsi oata, 178 cars; hogs, 23,000
head.
- Th leading futures ranged a follows:
Artlcles. Open. 1 Hlgh.l Low. I Close. Yes'y
Wheat I
' May...t84r!
Jly...i 84
Corn-Jan....
May... 4tV4iH
juiy...
Oat
81
32JA
sov&!
45
8XI
s
4f.
46
"II
87l 88 88'4
84Vs 84tm 84
45
4.S
si 1 at.
32ifi4!S3tW
30 10
41
45 I
41
4&
IS 75 I 18 76
14 12! 14 20
T47
7 60
T 5
7 7
7 77f
7 47 I
7 TO I
13 70
14 02l
7 45
4U453
I
! 31
81 ! 3-J
30 S'S'a's
IS 72l 13 80
14 07
7 45
T fl 1 73
I
'7 8?f T'471
1 70 I- 7 60 I
7 77! 7 70 I
7 7 65
14 20
T 52
7 T-.
7 77l 7 85
clear ribs. 87.00: short clears. $8.26. Bacon
steady; boxed extra shorts, $8.60; clear ribs,
$8.75; short clears, 89.00.
POULTRY Weak: chickens, 9c: springs,
lle; -turkeys. 14c; duck. lOVic ; geese, 7c.
Bl'TTER Dull; creamery, 22i.7c; dairy,
174J21C. '
EGOS Lower, 18c case oount.
Receipts Shipments.
B.IWU
31.0 0
65 00
78,000
5.0110
. mi.oiin
.116.000
. 76.000
.7 47
7 60 I
7 72!
7 57
7 70
7 80
Jan..
Mey..,
July...
Pork
Jan.... ' May..
I-srd
- Jan....
V May...
'July..
Ribs
Jan... May..
July..
No. t. . ' ' ' "
' Cash ouotatlons were as follows:'
FLOl'R Steady; winter patents. $3 B.V8
4.10; winter straights. $3.753.: spring pat
ents. $3ii4.1t: spring straights. $3 604j3.bO;
baker. .2.Mn8.S0. ,
WHEAT No. $ soring. 644385c; No. 1 8241
83c: No. 8 red. 871c .
, CORN No. 2. 42e; No. S yellow. 43'.
OAT8-N0. 2. 30c: No. 3 white. r
S3Uo: No. 8 white. 31'tf3:c.
t RYE No. 8, 66ii7Q.
HARLEY Good feeding. Soc; fair to
rholee malting. 41if49c.
i SEEH N. 1 flx. $116; No. 1 northwest
ern. $121;' prim timothy, $3 35; clover, con
tract srade. 111.113.16.
PROVISIONS Mes pork, per bbl., $1S70
t1 75. lrd. per 1 lbs., $7.45. Short rib
ides (loonet. 17 tl7.50; short clear sides
trTedl. $7 617 70.
The receipt ana snimnenis or nour ana
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 12 FLOl'R Mar
ket was steady; first patents. $4.4050;
second patents, 84.306 4.40; first clear, $3 50
f30; second clears. $2.45rt 2.55.
BRAN In bulk. $14.0ot14.:5.
iBuoerlor Quotations for Minneapolis de
livery). Tlie rang of prices as reported
by F. D. Day & Co., 110-111 Board of Trade
building, was:
ivS
175
227
57
So r
W
21
227
19,700 U4 l(i3 1M
i II 14 16
1.300 41 36 4o
500 107 106 106
3.0U0 61
3u
2.9UU li
1.300 66
1.100 176
2,2 0 1'
400 67 m
l.Vn 2)H 287
200 465 462
42.200 47
63
50
83
6
1,800
4,mio
98.WH)
4.70O
3.200
4,800 179 177
10.100 182
4.900 25
4,900 90
6.000
4,200
7.5UO
4.600
84
63
36
69
12.KU0 154
1.600 160
s.oiei U'ej
Article.) Open. Htuh.l Low. J Closo. Yes'y.
Wheat' I
May,..;8S-61
July..
Flax
May..
July..
Sept..
7,$7ft'l
I
13 1 26
IK 1 27
1 24! I K
I
R586)
87
1 23
1 26
1 24
86
8TKj
1 14
i'24"
Recelnts. 8hlDinenta.
.,, 16.800 1.1'
96 Ofrt 12
W 1 ?rl.
2M.6IW 2S 700
......... inono T.
)rlev. b 61.700 26-600
' On the Produce exchange today the hut
tr rarWi firm: creamery. lStfr36"o;
dairy. iMfc. Eras, weak; at mark. -ae
Included. TF4SJr: firsts. Nc; Trim firsts, 21c;
extras tic. Cheese, firm. llVyUlSc.
r"ln Were
Flour, bbls
U'heat. bu.
Corn. hu...
Oata. bu....
Pve. bu
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III. Jn. ll-CORV-8tron:
No. 8 yellow. V; No. 8. 4Sc; No. A, 40c;
110 erode. STSk'.
rnT8-"tron: No. 1 white. 3c; No. I
wbi'e 3'c: No. 4 whit. $ve.
nviri.eidr; No. 8. c. -
WHISKY On th basis of $1.19 for fin
ished foods.
q - W "
Liverpool Crals Market.
LIVERPOOU Jan. 12 -WH E-4.T-8pot
steedv; N. red. western winter. 6 7d:
' -e steady; March. 6 Ud; May, 6s
10,4.
RN Hoot quiet: American mixed, new.
it 4fed; Airkiui tuiaed, old, 4 4; fu-
Mlnnespoll Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hitrd, 84c; No. I northern. 83c; to arrive,
83c; No. 2 northern. 81c; to arrive, 81c;
No. $ northern, 79&8Uc: No. 1 durum, 72c;
No. 2 durum. o. Ctirn:- Jio, 3, yellow,
87Vc: No. 8. 37u;i7V.c. Oats: No. 3 white.
2Sc: No. 3. 27ifi;8'io. Barley. 3o4j46c. Rye.
1v4o. Flax, $1.21.
Mllwankes Urala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 12. WHEAT-Market
steady; No. 1 northern, toe; No. i northern,
SJfrMWc; May, 88Vc.
RYE Higher; No. 1. 69c.
BA RLE Y Steady ; No. i, M4;iUc; sam
ple. 3TJMe.
. CORN Weak ; May. 45o asked.
Dnlatk Grata Market.
Dl'LUTH. Jan. ll-WHEAT-To arrive.
No. 1 northern. 83c: No. 3 northern. lVc:
on track. No. 1 northern. &3c; No. 3 north
ern, 81c: May, 86c; July, 87c nominal;
Durum no. 1, TZc; no. z, wivr.
OAT8-T0 arrive. 29c; on traok, 29c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 12. BEED Clover, cash
and January. 88.10: April. $s.VT; prime alsiks
U-00; prim timothy. $l.tM.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-8COAR-Raw.
ateady; fair refining. $$-16c; centrifugal 14
teat, 8U-16c; molaasea sugar. 3 15-lttc Re
fined.. finn: crushed. 6. 40c; powdered, t.kuc;
rranulaledi 4 70c.
NEW ORlJiANS, Jan. UoSCQAR-
Firm: open kettle, 2tUc: open kettle,
centrifugal. S4j8o; centrifugal whites,
3'04c; seconds, lj4e.
MOLAri8I--Opeu kettle, tUftZe; csutrl
fusal. "d'itc
, 8YRCJ-aB4j0o.
3.300 126 124 L'4
8.100 - 26 25 26
1,000 M'i 63
2,4 V) 161 1.
2,1110 1K3 182
60,200 103 101
26.600 40 ' 3i
4,(I0 71 71
2,700 86 85
C. & N. W....
C. M. & St. P
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C, C, C. & St. L..
Vno. Fuel & 1
Colo. A Southern 15.500
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Con. Gas
Corn Products
do Pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del., I. & W.w......
D. tt R. U
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocking Vafley
Illinois Central.......
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump..
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Bouthern
do nfd ,.,
I N
Manhattan L ,
Met. 8ecurltio ,
Met. St. Ry ,
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. L
M , St. P. A 8. Ste. M
do pfd
Mo. Pacific.
M.. K. A T.....'
do Dfd
Natl Lead
Nat l R. R. of M. Dfd 5,200
N. Y. Central 32,400 154
N. Y.. Ont. & W
Norfolk & W
do pfd
No. American
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
p., '.. c & Bt. u...
Pressed Steel Car...
do nfd
Pullman P. C
Reading
do 1st pro
do 2d Dfd
Republic Steel
do Dfd 1
Rock Inland Co
do rfd
St. L. & S. F. 2d nfd l.anO
St. L. S. W 7.9U0
do nfd
So. Pacific
do pfd k
Bo. Railway
do pfd
Tenn. Coal I..
Texas A Pacific.
Tol., St. U W
do pfd
Union Pacific...
do pfd
U. 8. Express
IT. R. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd ,
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Ve.-Caro. Chemical..
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Express
Westing a. Electric...
Western Union.......
W. 4k Lake Erie
Wis. Central
do rfd
No. Pacific 41.200 til
Central Leather 26 loo 4
do pfd l.o lnft
Sloes-8 he file Id Iron... Cautt 87
60
34
71
66
174
18
57
43
90
62
49
80
74
176
24
88
32
!
28
81
153
1H0
2
84
71
174
18
67
227
463
46
90
58
50
61
74
178
116
179
26
e
27
79
33
62
3:t
63
154
160
13
M
ia
1x2
10$
Si
71
85
40
40 30
.400 154 153 154
4.!l 84 63 V 54
13,700 to 87 SS
93
14.100 107 105 105
8.100 61 4 49
77,700 146 146 145
1,700 101 iuo ir
300 84 84 82
I.UU 01 !6 . DO
1U0 243 243 244
75.700 145 143 144
94 93 93
200 97 87 97
: 26.JHO 39 37 S7V4
400 1U lijg lUh
15.1'JO 24 23 24
. 3.400 63 'i 62 62
Horn Silver..
Iron Silver.
Lndvllle Con
Offered. ,
...m
...rrs
... 1
Storrs Kevads
Rmall Hopea .
Standard
7
tn
t
(M
8
45
86
11
840
AaKOE of prices.
Cattle.
Omaha $1. ft6.00
Chicago 1.6oi(i4l.3$
Kansas City $.04X06.00
St. Louis 2.0O'u6.90
Sioux City rbtxuo.76
YESTERDAY'S BHIPMENTS.
Th following list shows th number of
cars of feeder shipped to the oountry yes
terday and their points 01 destination'. .
CATTLK. .car.
W. F. Ward. Weston. la.-R. I 1
J. B. Alcott, Van Metre, la. R-. 1
H. C. Alcott, Vn Metre. Ia. R. 1 1
H. E. Plumer, Council Bluffs. Ia. R. I..,l
C. C. Strong. Oakland, la. K. 1
C. V. Carlson, Atlnntlc, la, R. I
John Blaco, Kennard F. K
C. J. Hysham, Gordon F. K
A. J. Clark, Imogrne. Ia. Wab
H. H. HufTaker. Silver City, Ia. Wab..
W. W. Glenn, Malvern, Ia. Wab
O. H. Midoll, Holsteln. la. N. W
W. H. McCrosky. Wlnslde M. A O
Frank Welble, W inslde-M. dt O
The official number of cars stock brought
In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hojrs.Shiiep.HT's
c, m. Ht. P. Ry.. 1
Mo. P. Ry. , i
V. P. system Si
C. & N. W, (east.... 6
C. ft N. W. (WCIt)n U
C, St. P., M. A O..
C B. A Q. (east).-.
C, B. A Q. (west).... 19
C, H. I. P. (east).. 6
C, R. I. A P. (west). ..
Illinois Central
Chi. Great Western.. 1
Total receipts .... 7$
The disposition of the day receipt wait
a follows, each buyer purchasing . the
number ofhead -indicated
I " ,-7.
80 '.'.' i
29 j
1 'i v.
1 .,.'.-
ia 11 1 i
No.
96..
62...
64..
97..
212.
100.
90...
81...
60.
Av. Ph
... M
...140
...246
...152
...156
...18S
..156
.245
76 176
19 207
68 244
48 199
88 804
K3 1
20 21
79 200
19 211
53 835
Pr.
460
40 4 94
80 I 00
... 6 16
100 $ 15
... S 0
200 6 20
... . 23
80 $ 26
40 $ 25
... 6 25
... 6 25
$ 26
6 2u
S 2fV
25
X0 6 25
40 $ 25
8 25
90
rc...i234 160 6 27
6 27
... 8 27Va
80 6 27
..189
.199
.214
.207 ; . . 6 27
.246 80 $ 27
.2o6 ZOO D 27
.194 80 I 27
.211 6 27
40
72.
68...
77...
84...
67;."
...
76...
72 261
71 216
62 238
96..... .801
45... '...836
76 210
64 831
47..... 218
40. 226
77...:-.. 209
76 231
86. .....226
90 2
45 807
71 250
60 214
73. .....233
I 271
B 27
8 77
.. 6 $7
57
40 6 27
.. 6 27
20 . 6 27
. . 6 27
40 6 27
60 6 27
27
80 $ 27
... 6 30
40 $ 30
... 6 80
... 6 80
40 6 30
No.
44..,
OH...
60..
48...
64...
70...
58...
64...
6...
73...
19..,
73..
6.1..
59..
72..
67..
10..
97..
10..
78..
60..
61..
..
M..
68..
71..
60..
69..
m:.
60..
80..
65..
71..
66..
66..
81..
3..
04
60..
8I1.
Av.
...232
...m
...251
...22
...237 ...
,..?54 HO
...2S7 80
...3'
,..966
..240
...27
...264
...840
...270
...MS
...7
...2t8
Pr.
6 So
80 $ 80
80 6 30
120 $ 80
$ 80
$ 80
6 80
0 S 80
80 6 80
160 $ 80
... 6 30
120 6 80
160 t 80
90 6 30
... ( SO
240 160 6 SO
..212 ... 6 80
..267 ... $ 80
,.217 40 6 30
..263 80 6 SO
..2!) 200 6 80
..234 ... B 30
243 2M) i 80
.. 5 SO
.. 6 30
.. 6 80
80 5 80
80 $ 90
6 30
....260
....226
....248
....243
....274
....250
....213
....221
....242
....236
....264
....235
246
262
88
63 809 280 6 80
... $ 80
... t 80
... 6 80
... 6 80
. . . 6 30
.... 6 30
... 82
... 6 82
... $32
... 8 82
... t 86
... 8 36
80 8 86
80 6 87
3l
Fortlsrn Financial.
IX5NDON. Jan. 12. Money wa In less
demand In this market today with the com
pletion of the settlement. Supplies were
large and a better reeling prevailed owing
to the satisfactory return of the Bank of
England, largely due to the fact that money
sent into the country at the time of the
holidays Is coming back. Besides this a
large amount la expected here soon from
abroad. Discounts were easier on the con
tinental exchanges being more favorable.
Operators on the Stork exchange generally
were cheerful and the trading was mod
erately active. Prices oiosed quietly steady.
Consols were In strong demand, helped by
tne monetary position. Americans opened
steady and after fractional Irregular
changes, hardened generally, stimulated by
tne strengtn ot specialties in wall street
and New York purchases. Here Erie, At
chison, Tnpeka A Santa Fe, Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific -were the features.
There wss some Irregularity during the last
nour, out stoca c:rsed steady. orelgner
a rule were easier. Russian Imperial
4s advanced to 85 on the arrangement of
the short time loan In Paris, but closed
rather easier. Japanese and Peruvians
dropped at first, but closed with a better
tone. Ktmra were strong. Japanese Im
perial 6s of 1904 were quoted at 102.
PARIS. Jan. 12. Prices on the Bourse to
day had a better tendency though th
trading generally waa quiet. There were
a few realising sales, but stocks elosed
firm. Russian imperial 4s were quoted at
84.20 and Russian bonds of 1904 at 491.00.
The private rate of discount was $ 13-14.
BERLIN. Jan. 12. Prices on the Bourse
today were somewhat firmer upon the ex
pectation or a reduction in the rate of dis
count on the Imperial bank of Germany.
' Buyers. -
Omaha Packing Co. ...
Swift and Company ....
Cudahy Packing Co. ..
Armour A Co
Armour A Co., Denver.
Yansant A Co
Carey
Lobman A 10
W. I. Stephen'
Hill A Son
Huston 4 Co.
L. F. Hun
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degan
J. B. Root A Co
Bullan & Kline
Other buyer
Total
Cattle.HogaSheep.
82 1.193 . 3;2
507 3,390 689
634 . 2,104 . 844
880 -8,104 . 8i9
93 ..... &U
68
8
39 ..... .....
20
24
2 .....
118 ,
21 .....
21 .....
83
78
$.122 8.851
2,741
very
70 -!50
61 275
65 801
55 313
132 813
6 870
SHEEP There were ten or a dosen car
reported In this morning, which under or
dinary circumstances would be considered
a light run, but, a noted yesterday, there
have been too many sheep and lambs at all
market points this week. What was said
yesterday regarding the general situation
would apply exactly today that Is. the sud-
fiy ot Dotn sneep and lambs has been so
arge that packer have been unable to
handle the stock as fast a it has been
coming. - As usual. 1 when there Is a ten
ency toward an accumulation or receipts,
th market has eased oft. It was lower
yesterday and It was bran slow and lower
again today. Th decline for the two days
amounted to ruiiy hoc. Horn kinds may
not have been quite that much off, but
there were other kinds that would snow
even more decline, so that to call the
general market 2&c lower would Just about
cover the situation.
The decline-has beien-general, all river
markets as well as Chicago being quoted
slow .and decided ay lower for the week.
Quotation for .fed sheep and lambs are
as follows: Good, to choice Ismbs. Colo
rado, $7.2ti7.60; westerns, $7.onJ7.60; year
lings, $6.00(.26; western yearlings, $5,609
8.76; ewes, $4.76fi6.3B.
Quotations for feeder sheed and lambs:
Good feeding lambs. $S.754.60; yearlings.
$4.755.40; wethers. $4.50frS.0n; ewes, $3.75
50; breeding ewes. 4.&oab.oo.
Representative aaies
No.
48 western ewes
833 Colorsdo ewe .....
130 Colorado ewe
4 western ewes
63 western ewes and wethers
57 western yearlings "I
356 western yearlings 83
194 western lambs 62
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 11-MFTAIJ-A fur
ther sharp silvance ws reported la Ilia
tendon tin mnrket. with -spot quoted l
al7 12 d nd future at li is. - Locally,
the market was firm and nearly 3& points
higher on the average, spot being quoted
at $tt.4fa;.26. Copper was i M higher
at 79 7 d for spot and 47.78 7s d far, fu
tures In th English market, tiocallv. It I
reported thai some resales of China topper
have been made at a shade under reivnt
quotations, but this phase of the situation
Is hardly sufficient to Influence the genersl
market. Iko and electrolytic are quoted
at $18.75119 00 and casting at $1Jri2l
18.87. Iad was unchanged at -SkWMW.Jrt
In th local rrirkt, but there wa an ad
vance of 2 6d to 714 7 6d In tmdon.
Spelter also win a hde lor broad,
closing t 421 $s n In londdn. Locally. Ihe
market waa quiet at $.5036.o. r2?L1,,0',
t Ms 7d for stsndard foundry and 64s id
for Cleveland warrant in tne r.nuu n -
ket. lxwaily. no cnanae, was r-vii y-v .
1 northern foundry Is quoted ar sir
19 36; No. $ northern foundry, $1l$Efti6.6o;
No. 1 southern foundry, $l.501T18.76; No. 1
southern foundry. I18.00rrl8.2ji
ST. tOUIB. Jan IJ.-MF.tATJI-Lesd.
quiet At $6.86.S6. Spelter, steady at $.$5.
OH anal Rokln.
wpw vrviiv. Jan. 11 OILS Cotiufiseed.
firm: prim crude, nominal; prim yellom-.
824i36c. Petroleum, steady: renneo. ew
York, 7.: r-niisoeipnm. im vw..v.,r.
$7 6f; Philadelphia and Baltlmre. In bu'k.
$4.o. Turpentine, steady, out quiet; o.w
. ,
rtoairn wuiei ; iimiiira, ramiin ,
Wi7i't. CITY Jan. 12.-OH.H-Credit bal
ances, tl 68; shipments. 1i1.547 bbls.; average
i3.01 hhis.; runs. e.n v1""-. "Wr"
bbls.; Lima, shipments, w.ohu uma.; avrr-
.'1 fi,.".'- . 4. n.
BA V A W IN A II, Ktn.. Jan. V'" "' -
tlne. firm. 69c; ssres. 1 . bbls.; -aale. 289
bbls.; shipments, 6S6 bbls ..
ROSIN Mrm: saies. s."" i'1 "
8,970 bbls.: shipments, 630 puis. ' viuoie.
A B. C. M.: D, $3.80; K, $3.35; F. W.40: O
G. $45; M, 83 55: I, Hi M. ;
W, G, $6.50; W, W, $6.00. - --
Evaporate! Apple and Dried Fralt.
NKW YORK. Jan. 13, EVAPORATKl
APPLEB-Market was quiet with spot de
mand light; common are quoted at 6W';
nearly prim t 9c: prim at 9ci 'choleo
at Kc; and fancy at lie. ... ' '
CALIFORNIA l'KIBU r nn 1 o-rru nr.
are unchanged, Wltn qnoiauuna iM,i.e.
from 4o to Sc according to grade. ' Apricots
are quiet but steady, with choice quoted at
9yi0c; extra choice, 10J10c; fancy.
li412c. peacnes continue w rci-rnu
inquiry, dui nciuai numiu-n- :'"""',."
not heavy; prices are firmly held, with
extra choice at 10c: fancy, 10iEP11e: extra
fancy. Il4il3c. New price on raisins ap
pear to be expected from the coast before
the end of the week. Meanwhile the mar
ket is somewhat unsettled. Ixose musci
tel are quoted at 5fic: seeded talslns.
668c; London layers, $1.60.
Bank Clearing!.
OMAHA, Jan. 13 Bank clearing for tu
day were $1 .606,Tor.- and for the corre
sponding date last year 31.489,419.26.
Have you frlendst In trieMeastt In th
west? In the old country? Bend them
each a copy of ttie Jubilee' Edition of Th
Bee. Advertise Omaha. . ,
4.100
46,800
49
24
69
70
4H
22
5H
.
4K
23
5
69
118
3H
101
160
35
36
58
. 48.100 38 37
101 101
. 8."J0 106 160
. 12.500 86 84
9i 86 36
60O fo 58
.808.100 15s 1H lb
10O 90 99 97
2rt 124 124 130
4-0 89 69 g9
. 3,800 64 64 64
" 113 112 )12
71.6J0
33.3a) 1H7V 107
54 ti
100 118 115
9.500 22 21
9. 109 42 42
"SOO 174 170
300 93 V IftfW
s.eai ivx
1,000 31
4"0 61
lo
107
M
116
23
42
$40
17'.'
93
19
80 ' 80
Ol Ol
2"6
4T 4HV
104 hv.C
Total sales for th day,. l.0ut,200 she res.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Jan. U. WOOL Th Boston
Commercial Bulletin will a,y tomorrow of
the wool market: A very fair aggregate
of sales has been consummated during the
week and the market la strong oil all
grades. Quarter-blood wools have Uiown
especial firmness. All conditions indicate
a protection of present values. The first
series of the 1906 London auctions opens
next Tuesday and the general opinion Is
that prices will at least be maintained on
the basis of November's closing rates.
Manufacturer have again been around
the Boston market, taking samples and
"slxlng up" conditions. They are ready to
buy at short notice. With the exception
of fair purchases of quarter and tfuee
eighths fleeces by two of th large worsted
mills, th buying ha been confined :o the
woolen mills. They have taken modest
quantities of fine Australian, Texas, Cali
fornia and clothing territory wools. Fin
staple territory ia firm, at 757c, and fin
medium at 6H4i70c. For fine clothing, enOc
ha been paid, while fine medium ' and
medium have' been bought at 661'67c and
62&64C respectively. Montana wool ar
now ln-th bet supply. Northern Cali
fornia was sold moderately at 70c; mlddl
country brought 67HjSc. Some of the fall
clip sold at Mn&ic. scoured.' Defective fall
wool has only realised 4"(i4ic. Fall Texas
has been purchased at 21624c; tn the grease,
Ohio quurter-bloods nave changed hands
to a considerable extent at 3Lc. and even
83c in som caaea. - For Michigan quarters
th lower price baa been received. Fine
unwashed Ohio baa ben quit freely offered
at 2u-0c. Fine dvlain ia firmer at S7c,
while XX remain steady at 35c. A surplus
of fin X A s had a fair movement at
63c, and 6Mii8c B's ar quoted at t3joo.
Th shipment of wool from Boaton to dut
from December 27, 1906, according tu th
ami authority, ar 10,653.628 pound,
gulnst 8.823.324 pounds at th same time
last year. The receipts to date ar 8.109.&il
pounds, against 6.962,849 pounds for th
am period last year.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Jan. 12.-WOOL-3ieady ;
medium grade combing and clotbing. 260
Sue; light fine, 81.36c; heavy fine, lii21c;
tub washed, 33-jKlVhC. ,.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12. COFFEE Market
for coffee future opened ateady at un
changed price to an advance of Av point,
notwUhstanding rather disappointing ca
bles. Bullish sentiment was encouraged by
reports ut further rains In Braxil. light
receipts and light deliveries and th mar
ket beld the gain in spit of aom realis
ing. . The close wss steady, net unchsnged
to five points lower, with sales of 2B27O0O
bam. Including January at $6.7$; February,
KTVatW; March. 86.85; May, $700; July,
$7.16; August. 3720; September. 87.2S4ST.80;
cattle Receipts of cattle were
111,1 nnlv about seventy car being re
ported in the yards. A large proportion of
the arrivals consisted or tiasn, ooos ana
ends, a little of everything and not much
of any one thing.
The autiDlv of beef ateera wa very mea
ger, while tnere wa some little Inquiry, In
fact, the demand was quit good for o
late In the week. The result was that th
few load In sight met with quit ready
vale at prices that were generally a Uttl
stronger man yesteraay.
Cows and heifers suitable for packers'
purpose were also In light supply and th
market fairly active. A wa th vase with
steers, the prices paid looked a little
stronger than those of the previous day,
I'ndar the Influence of the very fair de
mand the offering were all disposed of In
very good season.
There were a few scattering load of
stockers and feeder In light. Usually on
a Friday there I not much Inquiry for
stock or feeding came, put tne receipt
of that kind hav been-very light all the
week, while ther ha been a very good
buying demand from th country. For that
reason speculators were all sold out and
this morning they did not appear avers
to taking on a few additional loads at
about steady price for good kind. Rep.
reaentatlve sales:
HltlltD.
No. . Av. Pr.
$ 1128 4 80
10 1222 4 40
No.
$....
oi-.EF
Av. -Pr.
....1060 2 76
.... 990 2 75
.... $76 $ $0
.... 765 8 10
.... 950 $ 60
.... 930 3 90
.... 84 $ 90
.... 10-20 8 90
....17 4 00
....1075 4 00
.... 826 4 00
1234 4 06
..,.1'iJ 4 15
1278 4 26
1030 4 5
....1160 4 25
.... 876 4 26
. .Troooory .gtateasant- - -
WASHINGTON. Jn. II. Today' state-j October. )7 86 November. $7.35; December,
ment of tfc treusury baiauca la tu genial j$l. 4041. .out vput leaoy, no. 1 uu, 8o
1
4
8
1
t
6
1
7
1
$
1
10
13
4.......
1
1
4
1.......
4
4
1
$
18
1
3 .,
1
1
6
17
$
$
1
$0
6
1$
1......
1
$
1
1......
I
$
3
t
1......
1..
.. 640 2 00
..HA $16
..900 $ 15
.. sa 1 80
.. 748 $ 25
.. m y 26
. . 830 $ 86
, , 9j4 35
..1240 1 SO
.. 8o4 I 80
.. 900 t 86
.. 853 2 86
..870 $ 86
.. &4 8 85
..919 $ 40
..1066 $40
.. W 8 46
..1067
,.1030
.. 930
., 877
..1020
..1137
..937
...1100
... 940 1 60
,.. K Is)
...110Q $ 66
...Hut 8 66
...1110 $70
... 930 $ 70
..866 8 7
.. 994 $ 70
...1134 8 7$
...1124 $ 76
,..1060 $ 76
.921 3 76
26..
8
14
1 ,
$1
80
41
86
3
$
48
44......
II
1
COWS.
1
$
!::::::
4 ,
13
I
8 50
2 60
150
8 50
$ 50
I 60
$ 66
I 60
t
$.,
1..
.
1.
3.
18.
3.
10.....:...
13.
4
8.....
1$
4
19
8
12
10
10
$
T
8
4
12
11
28
8
$
1...
,.1130 4 40
..1240 4 40
...1217 4 45
,..1261 4 50
...Mi 4 50
...1273 4 50
,..1238 4 66
...1211 4 56
...1276 4 66
...1276 4 60
...1138 4 60
...11S4 4 60
...114 40
...1186 4 66
...1430 6 00
... 960 $ 85
...1000 $85
...1076 $ 90
... 974 $ 90
...10U0 $ 90
,.. (2 $ 90
...96 t 86
...1190 8 00
...1106 3 00
...1070 $ 00
...1040 $ 00
...1090 $ 00
...bhO 8 00
... 930 $ 00
...1118 $ 00
976 $ 08
873 8 10
.. 996 $ 16
....1045 $ 10
....1137 8 16
....1063 I 15
.... 790 3 15
....1014 8 26
....1126 $ 26
....m $ 86
....1066 $ 36
....1074 3 36
....lilt 3 86
....1128 8 86
....1041 $ 40
....1166 8 50
....lu21 $50
....lous 8 50
....1039 8 60
....1360 i 66
....1054 8 66
.1430 S 75
COWE AND HEIFERS
.. 623 8 60 27 01$ $ 40
.. 742 $26 I 1048 $76
rltsinuta.
4
, 640 1 00
u 8 16
471 $ 16
, 40 $ 26
,570 8 85
, 6S0 8 40
, $60 I 50
453 8 60
...1848 I 86
...1390 I 40
...1630 8 66
...UJO $76
...ti S b
I $ 78
$....
17....
11....
4....
1...
BULLS.
785 S 50
433 $ to
6u0 I 60
740 $ 75
Ht $ 26
860 $ 25
tn $ 86
$40 $ 0
I ..1720 $ 00
1 1310 $ 00
1 ko a to
...!.... .180 4 0ft .
JO l&sO $ 0
I Io0 I 08 :
REAL ESTATE . THAJISFERf.
INSTRUMENTS ' filed for record January
12, 1904:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Ida Snyder and husband to Mary E.
Barr. lot 1. block ,11. Patrick Id .
add v A... ....i-.'.x $ L4C0
H. J. Grove and wife to David Bhaw,
n sw nw nw 13-10-13....
Av.
. 89
. 8!l
. 90
. 0
. 77
6 western yearlings and wether 168
269 western lambs
269 western lambs..
48 western lambs..
Pr.
6 80
6 35
t 86
8 36
t 60
8 00
26
7 10
6 00
6 60
8 90
7 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Cattle Steady, Host Steady to Strong;
and Sheep Doll.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1. CATTLK Receipt.
2,000. head; market ateady; common to
prime steers, $3.40436.36; cows. $3.00?4.40;
heifers. ttlVMCIO: bulls. 2 0041-4.111: calve
$8.00418.00; stockers and feeders. 83.4044.40.
HUGS Receipts. D.ono head: market
teady to strong; choice to prime heavy.
$6.40(95.47; medium to good heavy. U.Xrtf
6.40; butcher weights, $5.305.40; good to
cnoice neavy mixed, fc.svu.v; packing,
$5.20(16.36.
AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.000
head; market dull; sheep, $4.oma6.00; year
lings, eti.tAnS. 1 ; lamp. (.ttUS7.et.
St. Loot LI to Stork Market.
8T. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 12 CATTLE Re
ceipts, i.soo head, including 150 Texan
Market, native steady; Texan higher; na.
tiv shipping and export steer. $4.5Kd6.90:
dressed beef and butcher steers. $3.85410.26:
steers under 1,000 pounds, $3.0OQH.4O; stock-
h w.A f-Amm ltMI1tt. V -, .
' win. -- 1 iu., mini uviirn,
1z.1uu1.ea; canners, i.i&fl'j.iii; pulls, 83.-647
.uu; caives. e-.axgs.w; lexaa and Indian
stear. $2.75ig4.20; cow and heifer. $2,000
$.90.
HOGS Receipts. 9.500 head: market le tn
10c higher; pig and light. $4. Wo 5. 40; pack
er. a nijo.4o; ouicner ana oesi navy,
$5.acvfo.
BHKEP AND LAMBB- Rece iDts. 1 690
head; market wcaic; native muttons, Ji.GOy
6.00: lambs. $i5ua7.7b: cull and bucks.
$3or44.00; stockers, 3. 003.75; Texan, $3.00
Kaaaa Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan. 11 CATTI.It-
Receipt, I.eto ned. including aoo southerns
market atrong to had higher; top quaran
tine steers, $4 09: choice export And dressed
beef steers, $6,2Mj6.0O; fair to good, $4.UUtf
600; western fed steer .83.50415.50: atocker
and feeders, 83.004.50; southern steers, $3.00
4.ii; souinern cows. i.uwu o: native row
320Tku410; native heifers. $3.0lg6.00; bulls,
u.zuv.uu; .caives, e3.utrni.iu.
HOlB Receipts. 9.300 head: market 6c
higher; top. $5.40; bulk of sale, t5.2rt?6.$7;
heavy. $6.3u&6.40; packer, $5.3j4j6.87; pig
nd light, $5Oftta0-
Dlibctr AND - 1AHB8-Receipt. 1000
head; market steady; native lambs. $5,607
7.60; western lambs. $5.6ofeT60; we and
yeaning, h msqc io; western fed yearlings
sa.suiov.eu; western teo sneep, HoOO. 10
tocaer ana leraers, so.vuibo.ob.
'. St. Jopk Llvo Stoek Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jaa 12. CATTLE-e
naceipts. tu neaa; maraei 10c higher; na
lives. $3.75&6.90; cow and heifer. Sl.ttnl
4 76: stockers and feeders. $3 75j4.10.
tiuua rteceipts, s.r4 neaa; market 6c
higher; light. $6.20tj6S:; medium and
neavy. o.24t437.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1,46$
nead; market 10c lower; Kansas lambs,
fi.W.
Slonx Cltr Live stock Market.
BIOUX CITT. Jan. 11 (Special Tela
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 7u4 bead; mar
ket ateady; beeves. $3.6ui35.T5: cows, bulli
and mixed, $2.5034.00; stockers and feeders.
$3.753 76; calves and yearlings. $2.50433.66.
HOG8 Receipts. . 4.300 hesd; market
etror.fr selling t a W i; bulk of kales,
.17I0.IX.
.' . 1 Block la Slgkt. '
Receipt of live stock at the lx principal
W astern market yesterday:
unit, tiogs. Bheep.
L7C0
160
1
X)
1
- $00 ,
1,000
1,100
" 250
860
Joh-e-pu 1JPP to Cole-McKay company,
lot s, niocK . Ainngni a Annr
Hulda M. Lyon to) Cecllo NeLyonot
8, block 118, Dund4).riace...v..7.....
Antor. Larson and wife to M. O.
Lang, lots 21, m and 33, diock j,
Hhonnan Avenue nark
Mary M. Allen to Grac Pratt 1 rod
nw ee 12-15-10 .......
H. C. Deetken and wife to Ellsa Deet-
ken, lots 14 and 16,- Vinton fiooej.,..
Ella M. Higglns, administratrix, and
husband to Adoipn Bwoooaa, rain
block 21. South Omaha ,.
M. Woolworth to Ahbl B. I-wls,
into 16 and 14. block 2. Oakhurst
N. R. Ewmg to Mary A. Ewtng. tot 18.
block 6, Baker Piac
F. C. Craig and wife to H. A. WJIson.
lot 7, block 1, Lke view aaa
E. J. Sullivan and wife to' H. A. Wll- -
on. lota 6. 9, 1), 1-'. diock 1. Liaa
View add ,
E. J. Sullivan and wife to F. C. ,cra.lg,
lot 18 to 17. DIOCK 1, IAIU view aua
J. A. Flk and wife to I-aura A.
Turner, lot ,ulock . tirown r-ara..
Ellen M. Sumner et al to J. E. Dewey.
nU lot 6. block 6, E. v. tunitn oa..
Mary V. Maxwell and huaband .to
t.liarie aitene, iols o auu o, uiwr
t. Greenwood add
Louise Uunt her and husband lf
Charles ustteue, lots 10 to ai, uhic
3. Fosdlke Plac....
G, A. 8chaefr et al to Charles Bat-
telle, lot 4 to 13, block t, rosuiae
Plana w
Chicago Lumbar company to Charles
Battelle. tax lot l m i-w-u, .,..
Barah D. Starr to Charles Battel!,
6.787 acre in tax 101 in iiwa....
E. H. Bcott and wife to Charle Batr
tell. 14 acres ot er swia bwt
16-13 1...
C. W. Hanelsen and wife to cnarlea
BatUUe, lot ), rairview
R. H. Rlckard to Charle Bsuelle,
lota 8, $ and 4. diock x; ioi 1 10
i.inck Thomas B.'a add...'......M
Dora Hlmrod to Charle Battell,
lot 1 to 14. block 4, rowiw i-iaoe.,
Dora Helmrod to Charle Battell,
lot 1, 3 and I. diock 1. r osuiae i-iacti
E. N. Blackman to Charles Battelle,
into 1'. and It Greenwood add.......
Llbbi M. Goulding et al to Charles
Battelle, 11.9 acre In 31-15-18....,
Ella B. Potter and husband to Charle
Battelle, sub lot J 01 tax tot 1 in i-16-1$
A. B. Fury and wife to U. A. mc
Alll.l.r .m-U M-16-11
Clara Weaver and husband to Mary
E. Chadwick. lots 1 ana . diock si,
and lot 1 and i. block M. West Albright
O. 1. Plckard and wlf to ame,- lot
2. block 30. aame , ..
A. A. Elliott and wife to name, lot
4 and $ and lot 8, block 10, Lawn
field add 'Liwu
Michael Kracher and wife to same,
block 8 and and w Talock' 70,
- same ,f,vf,i,.i.r.-.,i.w.ifit.-.rfi.,n.K AVOoO
Max Peitgel and wife to same, lota 1 j , '4
and 1 block 1, and lots 1 and 2, ;
block 22, West Albright add. ......... $,X
Amelia Schmidt and husband Ui J. C. ;,4
Chadwick, lot $, block lit, -South.,
Omaha l
Falconer Olfford and wlf lo P. 8. .' 1
Reed. s 11-10-12 1,)
F. J Burkiey et al to time, w
D-1&-13 - Ail'-V"
B. J. Nelson nd wlf. to Charle
Battelle, lot 18 and l4, Falrvlew.
and 10 acre in e 81-15-18
National Land company et l to
same. 8 acre in se sw 82-U-13
City of Omaha to P. E. Iler, a tract
at point 88 feet east of west line
of Second street and south line of
Woolworth avenue
South Omaha Land compsny to Mary
Fide, lot 4, block 69, South Omaha..
Barah R. Knight and husband to A.
J. Beaton. 44 fet lot I. block Q.
Omaha
t.-.. i I .. V" ftnAV tn J. Vf rrHiKhrtv.
e'lot i block 187. Omaha a?,)
Lout isainon anu wue to av. nearn, . 1
, . . - A T .. I U 7 l.t mAA In .'
Corrlgan Plac
" QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Ella Jones and husband to Francis
Truman, lot 1$, block II, Bcully
add
Alfred Millard, trustee, and wife, to
V. B. Caldwell, lot 11, block 14.
Walnut Ulll
Abbl B. Lewi and husband to J. M.
WnoJworth, lot It and 1. 'block ,
Oakhurst
DEEUs. '
Sheriff to Henry Botrt, lot 11 and' 12.
block IS. Walnut Hill
a)
400
L726
6f0
$.Crt)
1,000
LllH)
7,000
400
l.$00
1.4t4)
$75
4.0CO
14.5VO
1.3-10
I is
$.425
4.864
1 1
,4500
iioo
Vn
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansaa City .
SU Joseph ...
fit.- Loul ....
(.'hicago
.' .Total ....
1.840
.. 7J0
.. $)
.. 60O
.. 1.8U0
.. 3.009
8,700
4.300
8.800
8.774
9.500
St.0u
1.718
1.45$
1.5.4
7.011
$.330 71.674 13.774
- Cottoo Market.
BT'-tOTTS. Mo., Jan. 12. COTTDN Spot
market tjuit. price t point lor; Auiri-
Total amount of transfer
Jr.
W
J1E
$18. J
F. Do Day Cl Co,
Ooalers 1st
Stoek . Grain. Provision1!
Skip Yoor Grata to Ca. ' J
Braaok OSloo, $10-881 Board of Troeii
BldsT.. Oaaoka. Mak. Tclookono SrlleV
-1 lta-814 KxohaBg Bldg . South Oniak.
BU ruon Ui. laat4la 'fkons tV