THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1906.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Gefitrtl Storms Girt 111 Grains Firm
Tendency.
HALF CENT ADVANCE IN JULY WHEAT
Hires Are Down aad Sew la Scarce
Corn Shade Higher and Oat
I nchanged Local Cash
Market.
OMAHA, Jan. 22, ISO.
All grain had a firm tendency today,
owing to general storm. On acount of
ac.arcrty nt newa, the range of price waa
not as large aa It might otherwise have
been. A tree wer down between this city
and Chicago, and the Chicago market re
ceived here waa In a round-about way
through Mempht.
A report or a sleet storm and billiard in
tno
Ihfl southwest, where wheat la unprotected
ad tne enect ot advancing tne July option
c. May opened 4o higher and made a fur-
I
He
tner advance of a sdIU. May closed at 87c.
July at t4c and September at ttt4'atuc.
Juy and (September corn were around yes
terday' figures al day, gfter opening 4c
higher. May cloned 'c higher at 464c;
Juiy finished at 464g4&4c ana September at
464s.
t rices on oats were unchanged. May fin
ished at 824c, July al 3uH'S,c and Sep
tember at 19'ic.
At l:3u Liverpool was 4d higher on
wheat and 4d higher on corn.
Praatlcally no wheat was offered on the
cash market, only one car of No. 2 chang
ing hand at 80c, the same price as Satur
day, Corn was more freely offered and
lirteen cars changed hands. Five cars of
No. I were sold at 374c, which was 4c
lower than the best sales of Saturday.
Both demand and offerings were light In
oats and prices were unchanged.
Wires being down to the northeast and
southeast, It was with difficulty that the
Omaha grain commission men did business
Monday. Chicago rruotatlons were received
by regular Western Union ticker service,
hut private lines were down and no news
of any kind came.
Oaaaha Cash Prleea.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. 78380c; No. 3 hard,
544j174c; No. 4 hard. 73fa764c; No. 1 spring,
75Vi77c; No. I spring, 73$7b4c.
CO UN No. 8. !w'(i.SV; No. 4, 3;(fl37Vc;
no grade, HfiCKHc; No. 3 yellow, 310; No.
3 white, K"fj3Vic.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 284"fi29c: No. 3 white,
I94ti9c; No. 4 white, ioVW-So.
RYE No. 2. 2c; No. 3, 0fco.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Kansas City .., 78 70 24
f tma Kb It 1 1 It,
tit. Louis"!!!.'.;!!.'!.'.'.'"!., ns 1&7
Omaha. Cash galea.
WHEAT No. S hard, 1 car, 9c.
CORN No. , i enrs, 884c; No. 8 yellow.
! cars, ssc; ro. 4. 0 cars, Sic.
OATS-j
-No.
3
hlte, 1 car. Vc
CHICAGO GRAII AND
PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading aad Closing
Prleea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22. An offlciul forecast
of a cold wave Imparted strength today to
the wheat market here. At the close wheat
for May delivery was up H4'4C. Corn was
up 'c. Oats were unchanged. Provisions
were a shade to 10c higher.
Paralysis' of the telegraph service be
cause of the sleet which descended upon
Chicago last night demoralised traue In all
thx. grain pits, and business was of an
exceedingly small volume. Trading was
confined almost exclusively to local opera
tors. Sentiment In the wheat pit at the
opening was bullish because or the firm
tone of ther Liverpool cables. InLtlal quota
tions on May were up a shade to SVc at
8TVfr7V'. World' shipment were about
Uii'.uiO less than have been estimated and
this created a moderate demand. During
the first half hour offerings were light and
price advanced. May Belling up to 87Sc.
tauter a reaction took place on selling
caused by a report that the drouth In
India had been broken. This carried the
price of May down to 7UiC. On active
covering by shorts who were Influenced
by a predicted cold wave the market re
gained nil the toss. The close was Arm
with May 87Hc Primary receipts were
I.OU.OUO bushels, against O.flOO bushel one
vear agri. The amount on passage de
creased 'its, 000 bushels. Minneapolis. Du
uth and Chicago reported recelpta of 7R4
ars. against t.44 cars last week and 731
sis one year- ago.
1
After the first hour trading In the ftflfn
pit was almost al a standstill. Prices,
however, held rlrm. chiefly because of re
oorts of wet weather. May opened a shade
o higher at tnHSrttSc to 4.TV:, where It
.losed. Local receipts were 277 car with
seventeen car of contract grade.
Firmness of wheat and corn caused a
steady tone In the oats market. May
opened a ahade higher at XtdKe, aold
of? to SZtrTCZHc and closed at 33c. Local
receipts were 207 car.
Because of a 5c advance In the price of
live hogs, the market showed considerable
strength. Packers were the chief purchasers
and the greater rsrt of the selling was
In profit taking. At fhe close May pork was
up 10c at 814.32V4 1-ard was up a shade
at $7.70. Rib were 2'o higher at 17.674.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow were:
Wheat, 373 cars: corn, 4.16 cars; oats, 267
cars; hogs. 81,000 head.
"The leading future ranged aa follow:
Article.! Open.! High. Low. Close.! Ye'y.
Wheat I - I
I
i
-S 47
May ST'n'aw
f"7S
87-ai!
July
5'5Vs
Crn
Jan.
May
July
f ' .IS
Jan.
Mav
July
P . k-
Jan.
May
1 rd-
Jsn.
May
July
l"bs
Jan.
May
July
42 I
45S!
1 45,;
31 I
461
46H45Mil
45V 45S!
45H
31
I
I 31 I
31
31 !
j2im
30S;
s-ji4:
321.4
I 304l 30
30H;3OS4
I I I. i 13 97U! 13 K7U
I 14 22Vs It 14 22H) 14 32Hi 14 t2
I I I
7 55 I
7 72H!
7 8241
7 55 I 7 55 I 7 65 I
7 72V,! 7 70 7 70 I
1 86 I 7 80 I 7 82V,!
I I I
! I 7 624!
7 55
T 70
7 82V,
7 521,
! 75
7 671.41 7 5 t 7 7Vi! 7 h5
7 80 ! 7 77V 7 80 I 7 75
No. 3.
1 i iniotatinns were as follows
riX)X"R-teady: winter patents, I3.80iM.10; I
Inter straights, t3.An43.ss; spring patents, 1
IVofM.nr; spring straights, 33.KXi3.75i )Mk
era 2 JiWSS.lrt. I
WJIKAT-.A J spring. !Wc; io. J. BU'tf
Bl".e; No. 2 red, 874&874C
CORN No. I, 424c; No. 2 yellow. 43c.
OATS No. 2. He; No. 2 white, 324w33e;
No. 2 while. 314;rr4c.
RVE No. 2. 66c.
BARLEY Good feeding, ate; fair to
choice malting, .4l50c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 11.0b; No. 1 north
western, 11144; clover, contract cade,
' "ft
PROVISION'S Mess pork, per bbl.. 313 95
A 13.974. ' ltrd. per 100 lbs., 17.55. Short
lib sides (loose). $7 3TvT;7.6;'4. Short clear
sli-s (boxed). 37 61KS7.70.
Following were the- receipts and ship
ments of dour and grain:
Keeeipt. Bnipinen'S
Flour, hhl 23.1f
14.0f0
11.200
Wheat, bu i7.Ul
'orn, bu 27,5i
Oats, bu 236 600
i'if bu 6,000
Barley, bu 3.tiw
1 in th Prodi'C! rs-l ir,i tiolnv
1X7. F"0
nur
ter market wa steady: creameries, lS4j27c
dairies. lini.Mr. Earas. firmer at mark,
cases Included, h'jl74c; firsts, lac; prim
nrsts. 19c; extras, 21 0. Cheese, steady at
lOtjlSc.
t. Iiont General Market.
ST LOri8. Jan. 22. WHEAT Firm; No.
? red cash, elevator. lT94c track. 94 4?
.; May. 8i,c; July. k24c; No. 3 hard,
U4V6WC
t'ORN ftieady; No S cash. 414c: track,
4244Sft; May. 41445434c: July. 4344J434c
OATS Quiet; Nn. 2 cash 81c; track, 314c;
Mav. ItVc: No. 3 White. SJtfiCl'So.
M ETAl-et Lead, dull at ti-7u bid; spelter,
dull t !6.35.
POl'LTRY rirni; thicken. 9694c;
nrlngs, 11c; turkey. 14c; ducks, 11c; gees.
74c.
Mi'TTER Firm: cj-eamery, JlflJSo; dairy,
18i?le
EXK3 Higher at 17c. case count.
Mlaaeexpolla Grain Market.
(Superior quotation for Minneapolis de
livery). The range of price. reported by
r. D. Day V Co. llo-iu Board of Trade
building-, waa:
ArUclea l Open. I High.) Low. Close.l Sat'y
Wheat-I I
M tt44' ...
July... 4 ....
1x- I
May... 118 I....
July... 114'....
8ept... 1 13 (....
I
86fi54l 844
864 8844
1 1
1 17
1 17
174
1 14
1 18
1 i4
1 174
1 174
Mrtrseol Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2i-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal: No. I red western winter, no
stork. Future, steady; March. T4d; May,
I 10, d
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed.
nominal, 4 2d; American mixed. Mfl, 4s
8'Vf. Futures, steedv: January, 4s 4d,
March, 4a84d; Mav, 4 4d
HOPS In London (Psclflc coast), steady.
3 lod(3 15s.
KKW YORK 4;EKRAI, MARKRT
annotations at the Oar Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Jan. 22,-FLOUR-Reeelrit.
18.482 bbls.; exports. e bbls.: steady nut
quiet: Minnesota patents, 14 SOfjrS.OO: Min
nesota baker, t3.eo03.sn; winter patent,
t4.10fi4.Sn: winter straights, 33 90fi4nn; winter
extras, 32 .8618.25; winter low grades. 32.75W
t !n. Rye flour, steadv; fair to good, t3.7fkJ
400: choice to fan-v, 84(V&4S5. Buckwheat
flour, dull, 32 .108 2.15, spot and to arrive.
BUCKWHEAT Quiet, 624c, delivered
New York.
COT! NMF1AT Stead v; fine white and yel
low, tl .20; coarse, 31.08ftl.10; kiln dried. 32.85
2 96.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 western, 73c, f. o. h.
New York.
PARLEY ulet: feeding, 43c. e. I. f.
Buffalo: malting. 4."'Sf)2c. c. I. t. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 73.000 bu. ; exports. 88,
585 bu. Spot market Arm: No. 2 red, fXVe,
elevator; r, o. 2 rea, vi'itc, 1. o. o. annul t.
,nor'h,Cr" lJulutn'
flow ?.ay' nn account
w,h nLZXl' h.th.
afloat, wnne very
t of poor wire serv-
wa generally sus
tained. Opening higher on firm cables.
rumors or southwest damage ana unfavor
able Argentina newa. It reacted under profit
taking. Later it advanced again on hull
support, closing SfiV net higher; May,
5-lc, closed at 91V; July. 904904o,
closed at 904c.
corn Receipt, its.sts bu. : exports. X2.-
873 bu. Spot market barely steady; No. 2,
60 new elevator, and Mc f. o. b. afloat; No.
2 yellow, 61c; No. 2 white. 62c. Option mar-
Ket was without transaction and closed
steady; May closed at 614c; July closed at
tB4e.
OATS Receints. 124.5O0 riu.: exnorts. 26.534
lu. Spot market "Lady; mixed, 26 to 22
lb.. SVfcrS7c : natural white. 30 to 33 lbs..,
874"?38c; clipped white, 88 to 40 lbs., 40fi414c.
MAi-r.asy; snipping. fo.urraa.u; good to
choice. WjN24c.
HOI 8 steady, state, common to choice.
1906. lofll'ic; 14. 10il4c; olds, di8c. Pacific
coast, 19"6. 10l4c; 1904, 912c: olds. 658c.
HIULS-r irm; Ualveston, SO to 26 pounds,
20c; Califnrniu. a to 26 lbs.. 21c; Texas dry.
24 to lbs.. 19c.
LEATHER Firm; acid, J6H07Hc.
PROVISIONS Beef. steady; family,
tll.SCfmotV! mess. 39 oo-irio.oo: beef hams.
ta.0IK& 22.50; packet. I1".&"S U.00; city, extra
ii.t..j wni . ooea.
?hAT.,:,-"UnTm. "ZSU
shoulders. t6.6OS7.00
8.75. Lard, steady, western steamed. t'l.KM
. .., Tz'Tr
7.00; renned. steady; continent, t8.04: 00m-1
Found. t6.12iy7J6.37. Pork, steady; family,
16;, short clear, $16.0X4 17.00; mess, 14.7&
15.00. ,
TALLOW Steady; city. 6Hc; country,
6&S14C.
RICE Firm; domestlo fair, 314ffc; Japan,
nominal.
FEEDFIrm; spring bran, $16.fj, Janu
ary shipment; middlings, $19.85, January
shipment, city. t:O.0O'&;J3.6O.
BUTTER The butter market waa weak;
receipt. 7.286 pkgs. Street prices: Extra
creamery, 274f27Hc. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 18i27c; held, second
to extra, ltc; atate dairy, common to
extra, 17fr25o; renovated, common to ex
tra, 15Vf3'21c; western factory, common to
first. 16gl!c; western Imitation creamery,
extras. 21'S'2Jc: western firsts, 19030c.
CHEESE Firm; state full cream, small,
large, colored and white, September, fanev,
141,4c; October best. 134'S184tc; late made,
small, average best, lliic; state large, 12'ic:
state fair, 12c: skimmed, full to light, 23
1140.
EOflS Firm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 2fifl27c; state
choice. 24(3"25c; mixed extras. 21&22c; west
ern firsts. 20c; southern, 17a 20c.
POULTRY Dressed, quiet: western
chickens,, 1016c; turkey, 13ig20e; fowls,
ioai4c.
Kansas Cltr Grain and Prorlslon.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 22. WHEAT
Steady; May, 79c; July, "Sc; September.
75c; cash. No. 2 hard. I1j82c; No. 3, 77
7c; No. 2 red. 92QMic; No. 3, 8oiB"91c.
CORN Weak: Mav. 40c: Julv. 40'c:
cash. No. 3 mixed. 3&iH0c; No. 2 white,
41H642c; No. 8, 3H3c.
OATS Bteaoy 1 ro. z white, 3ivr3J.cc.
RYE Steady at 62c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. tll.OOfif
11.50; choice prairie, $8.5088.76.
KUOS steady; Missouri ana Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood cases Included. 17c: case
count, lie; cases returned. Vic less.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 2c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 175.0U) 39.000
Corn, bu 116,000 5!,0n0
Oats, bu 43,000 16,000
The leading future at Kansas Cltv. aa
reported by the Voa Dorn Grain company,
ranged a follow;
Artlcles.l Open. I HIgh.l Low., Close. Sat'y
Wheat- I
May... 7941 79H
July... 77H 77V4
Corn I
May... 40t! 40H
July... 40?i 41
Oats
. May...:lM,'S'4 31Va'',
July... 29(S 2'4
pork
Jan.... 13 85 13 87
May... 14 13 14 22
Lard
Jan May
I
79M,I
794-3 H
40
4oa,(SAi!404iir4
407 40V41
40',,
31(5314!
OOAZ !
814
29'.
31
294
13 75
14 12
7 45
7 65
13 86
14 13
13 87
14 22
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 21-WHEAT-No. 1
northern. 85rBtic; No. 2 northern, 82484c;
May, 874c asked. .
RYE No. 1. 69'iC V
BARLEY No. 2. 54HflG5c; sample, 39Q64C
CORN May, 45c asked.
FLOUR First patents, $4 40(84. 50: second
patents, $4. S4.40; first clear, $3.90vu"3.t6;
second clears, $2.4552.55.
Dalatk Grain Market.
DUI.UTH. Jan. 82. WHEAT-.No. 1 north
ern, 82c: No. 2 northern, 804c; Msy, 864c;
July, 864c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-METALS The
London tin market was higher with both
spot and futures closing at 164, 10s.
Locally the market was quiet - with spot
quoted at 336.26 36.75. Copper waa higher
abroad also. cluslnaT at 73 7a id for spot and
7 7s 7d for futures. Locally the market
waa quiet. Some dealer claim that resales
are becoming less of u pressure against the
market and that producers are holding
firm, but there waa little Indication of an
Immediate Improvement In quotations,
Lake and Electrolytic are quoted at 118.00
ti I860 and casting at 316.00. Lead was un-
chjanareJ at 1:16 12s 6(1 In London and lo.60ft
5.50 lit the local market. Spelter advanced
to 28 In London, but waa easy and about
five points lower at o.40i6.5o in the local
market. Iron was lower In the English
market with standard foundry quoted at
52 9d and Cleveland warrants 53s 3d.
t.c.Allv the, market Is linrha nirftri K,. 1
0r..,w.Arv nsivtHAt-n la mM mi -, tlfi TUtlti t
No. 2 foundry northern l.Znn.So; No.
foundry southern. $18.5018.75; No. 2 foundry
southern. 317.8018.35.
ST. IyOt'lS. Jan. 22. M ETA 14 Lead, dull
at 35 70 bid; spelter, dull at tti.35.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market la quiet; common quoted
at "4y4c; nearly prime, 84j9c- prime,
4c; choice, 10c; lancy. 11c.
cal.ifok.-nia UKitu t K i I Tt frune
are in good jobbing demand and atocka are
said to be getting light. Imparting a very
UI III .I'll. , V .11 1 1 I K 1 , . HI LII.IU II W
are without quota uie change at 4vue. ac'
cordin gto grade. Apricot are in small
'mi, iiaiiIv rian.inrf 1 1 .r i.hfit,.M n .4 a w , , I
choice on spot and the tone is Arm; choice
are quoted at 4aliX". extra choice, 104'g
104c; fancy, 11 V lie. Peaches are ulso firm
with extia choice quoted at 10c; fancy. I04
fillc; extra fancy. 11413c. Ralalna re
main unsetllaid, owing to conditions at pri
mary points; loose Muscatel quoted at 64
41640: seeded raisins, 644j74c; London lay
ers, 81 6.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-COTTON-Qulel:
aalee. 22.000; ordinary, t 1.16c; good
ordinary. 104c; low middling? 11 l-lc; mid
dllng. U4e; good middling. 124c: middling
fair, 12 7-lUc; receipts, 4,149 bale; stock,
322.657 bale.
HVERPOOU Jan. 21 COTTON-Spot In
fair demand; price unchanged; American
middling. 6.23d. The sales of the day were
estimated at 10.000 bales, of which 5o0 bale
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 8.400 American. Receipt. 13.0u bale,
all American
ST. LOVlS Jan. 22.-COTTON-8teady
and unchanged, middling. 11 13-16c. Sale,
none; receipts. 150 balea; shipments, 186
bale; stock. 42.996 bale.
Wool Market.
LONDON. Jan. 23. WOOL The offering
at the wool sale today amounted to 12,uid
bale. American were active bidder for
fine cross bred and they secured several
parcels. Inferior grade mere steady. Fol
lowing are the sale In detail: Kew South
Wales, l.tku bale; scoured, .lu4dtil 1U1;
greasy, 44dtils S4d. Queensland, l.aVd
bales; sonured. Is 7d32a; greasy, ' 84di) Is
34d. Victoria, 1.700 bales; scoured. 1 14d
1 lod; greasy. e74d7is 34d. Cap of Good
Hrp and Natal, 1.200 balea; scoured, la ltltf
1 U4d; greasy. 4dtllWl.
8T. lAOl lS. Mo.. Jan. 22.-WOOL Steady ;
medium gradea combing and clothin.
30c: light fine. ?1i3iic; heavy One, l";
tub washed. 33U4c
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Again Gits Eidence of Great
Strength and Bread h.
PROFIT TAKING ON LARGE SCALE ALL DAY
Volsmr of Transactions howe Some
Shrinkage Dae to laterran
tloa of Order from
West.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21-The market gave
triktng tvidence again today of breadth
and strength notwithstanding the continu
ous prom-taking on a very large scale.
there wa a auggestion of the large pro
fessional share In the market In tne sys
tematic way In which the selling to real!
profits waa conducted and In the solicitous
regard to the eftect on prices from this sell
ing. The same thing was suggested by the
sudden way In which strong stock moved
upwards, being galvanised by the passage
of enormous orders through the market
on a very large scale.
The volume of tiansactlons showed some
shrinkage from Ust week's average of daily
transactions. This waa attributed In part
to the Interruption of wire communication
with the west. A rery large participation
In thu present market la supposed to be
duo to western operators and the decrease
In activity througn cutting off of communi
cations with them was regarded as prob
able. There was, however, some uncer
tainty aroused In speculative opinion by
the very obvious way In which heavy hold
ings of stock were fed out to meet the
growing public demand. It was not until
the more general advance of the latter
part of the day that thla feeling showed
sign of being dissipated. The violent ad
vance in one or two stocks recurring for
some time past have given rise to a feel
ing of anxiety over the possibility of a
coiner which might bring the advance In
the market to an abrupt end, aa was the
case at the time ef the Northern Pacific
corner. Anaconda and Reading are the
took especially pointed to by conjectures
of this kind. When they fell back during
the morning dealings the effect was bene-
I flcial on the rest of the list. The con-
aerva4lve views reported In the directorates
aome of the companies whose stocks
liavf. Iwnn limnnuil to have nrosoect Ot
early dividend lncreaae served as a curb
to the violent speculation In some of these,
the American Locomotive stocks being a
notable example. United States Steel seems
to be restrained by the uncertainty over
the company's policy regarding an early
resumption of dividends.
Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper
were the notable centers of prollt-taking,
Southern Faciflc taking up the advance.
St. Paul, on the other hand, continued an
aea-resHlve advance berun Saturday and re
ports were In circulation that the plan
for financing Its Pacific coast extension
would soon be announced. Growing atten
tion I attracted by the succeeding an
nouncements of new issues of capital and
the comment Is made that suctt a ten
dency Is likely to prove a feature In the
future of the securities market. Railroad
officials were strikingly unanimous in their
report of an easing or tne car situation
all over the country. The change in con
ditions was attributed to the remarkably
favorable weather for operating than to
any decline In traffic.
The movement of gold to Mexico wa re
sumed and a new explanation was sug
gested In the assertion that the shipments
were in reality for account of Pans and
designed to meet the coinage requirements
of the French government for silver. For
eign exchange today wa strong. The sub
treasury continues to contribute large sums
to the money market and money rates con
tinued easy. The news of the coming re
demption of t&0,ouo,000 of the Japanese In
ternational loan Is of future consequence
to the money markets In which the large
amounts of Japanese funds are on de
posit, Including New York. The renewal
of. heavy realizing in Union Pacific and
Amalgamated Copper and the 6-polnt spurt
in Reading helped to unsettle the late mar
ket and the closing waa very Irregular and
feverish.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$6,370,OuO. United State bond wore un
changed on call,
The following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
Sales.Hlgh.Low.Cloee.
Adams Ex
Amal. Copper ....
Am. Car at F
do pfd
Am. Cotton Oil .:
do pfd
Am. Ex...
Am. H. & L. pfd.
Am. Ice
Am. Linseed Oil .
do pfd
240
77,400 113
7.BU0 454
. 1.64)0 104
2.300 424
200 934
3u0 234
500 88
2.600 464
1,5110 294
500 614
13,000 764
1114 HI
444 44"
1034 1034
414 414
93
232
374
45
29
60
"34
2S0
37
464
28
4H4
734
118
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
500 119
118
Am. kmelt. A Rcfnar. 38.3U0 173 170a 171
do pfd .700 130 128 m
Am. Sugar Refng 2.000 1614 104
Am. Tob. pfd ctt n.ww 1'w i"o i
Anaconda M. Co. ...v. 67.900 282 2,0
Atchison 16500 954 944
do nfd 700 1044 104
274
944
104
165
1164
934
Atlautlc Coast Line.. 2,600 1674 167
Bait. & Ohio
13.400 1164 1157,
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ...
Central of N. J
Che. & Ohio
Chi. A Alton
do pfd
Chi. Ot. Western...
Chi. AN. 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 Qas ..
Corn Products
do pfd
Del. & Hudson
D. . L. A W
urn W4 w4
17,400 S14 904
allill
7,700 1764 ITS1, 1764
M 2,114 2304
2)0
14.700 62 604
614
334
SO
224
1904
17
7,400 234
2.900 234
6.500 193
300 13
2,8iO 424
224
m
iw,
17Vk
414
1.800 10K4 1074 108
16,100 74
71
724
14.700 364
2.400 724
2.0IO 657,
3.500 1784
1,0 0 174
600 564
1.400 226
354
72
55
172
17
56
3234
364
72V
17SV.
5j
223
r-n.
Den. dV Rio O...
41.400
2.100
49
914
64
tv4
83
764
474 474
ami w
do pfd
ri8tillerr Securtti
oriu ftinl
6R4 534
494 404
824 H
re riil
es.. z.ono
Erie
19.200
700
I do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
600
i General Electric
Hocking Valley
1 Illinois Central ,
I Inter. Paper ....
I do rfd
j Inter. Pump ....
. do pfd
Iowa Central ...
. do pfd
2.900 1794 1?8
178il
i,c,r
'Vioo 1814 i794 1794
2,800 364 25 24tJ
300 88? 8hf!
804
4
85
344
624
82
684
000 36 35 S64
8.700
700
500
344
634
334
624
32
G34
1 K. C. Southern
1
64
do Dfd
200
I L. A N.. exdlv..
Manhattan L ...
I Met. Securities .
Met. St. Rv
16.100 1544 1534 1634
700 1604 1604 1m4
1.700 724 7144 714
S.g-iO 1257,,
1244
1244
264
Mex. Central
0,31 2H
3 824
6i) 161
) 1834
11,0I 10fi
12.500 404
4.200 74
12.000 924
54
814
1594
181
106
39
724
90
- I Minn. A St. I
l 01. r. s a. o.
ins
181
1064'
394
73
904
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
M . K. A T
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd
rt. II. ot mrx. um o"i v-ii on
394
894
N. Y. Central 14.300 1564 164
156T, 1644 1544
56 644 644
91 884 904
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk Weatern., 81,000
do pfd
200 95V V.K H
North American
. 1.400 1064 1044 1044
. 2.400 614 61 504
. 64.8U0 1474 1464 14..4.
. 2.900 100i 1004 lrtiaj
! !;nXivnnla.
1 Lni i rjas
jpl
P.. C.. C
A St. L...
8 SO
84
62
864
0- . . a a . 1
1.5(0
' '
S2
KB
244
1.400 103-i lui
Pullman Palace Car.
Reading
115.300 163 1564 1624
no 1st prd
do "d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island CD
do pfd
St. L. A 8. F. Id pfd.
St. Louis S. W
do pfd
ow w
4.9U) 10174
2.400 864
5 ) nm
954 IftU
1004 1014
an
1074
244
624
48
264
1074
244
624
48
60
724
II84
394
2.0"0 244
700
634
00
. . a.tv a
.. l.ftiiO 6"4
Southern Pacific
..237.500 724 704
do pfd
Southern Railway .
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron...
Texa A Pacific...
T., St. L. A W ,
do pfd
t'nlon Pacific
do pfd
V. 8. Ex ,
C. B. Realty
U. 8. Rubber ,
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Va. -Carolina Chem.
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Welle-Fargo Ex....
Westlngliouse Elec.
Western I'nlon
W. A U E ,
Wla Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific ...
Central Leather ....
do pfd
61oes-l3heff1eld
500 II84 1184
I hA AAl aa.T
42.0t0
404
479 Ma
1A1'
1024 KU
411O 160
. 4.u l4
3) 40
400 594
158 m
364 36
40 4
694 54
154 1564
.111. i0 158
1684
984
1324
944
a4 974
3
132
. 1.400 944
93
664
114
46 It
. IZ.WJU
12.9U0 584
700 1144
83.810 464
83.9H0 1134 1121
1,8U 66 044
av 111 us
II.61O
3.6X0
264
48
144
474
600 t.
I.70O 209
24.200 4t4
3 100 1064
1.7Q0 9.-4
Total sale for the day, 1.712.300 aha rea
Xreavsary tatoaaont.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22-Today' state,
ment of the teeasary balaftce In the gen
eral fund, nclualv of th tlit).0iXi,tjO gold
1x1
93
118
454
11S
644
116U
5
..... 240
171
4
i
824 33
62 61 4
a4 4
48 484
l'4 1054
Iw 91
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
tlii274.117; gold coin and bullion, t77,Nls,46;
gold certificates. t-U.621.S40.
Jw York Money Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 22.-MONEY-On call,
easier, 34H: ruling rale. 4: closing bid. 4;
offered, 44. Time loans, steady; sixty days,
ninety days and six months, 6 per cent.
PRlMK MLHCANTILE I APLK GH
per cent.
STfcKLINO BXCHANOE Strong, closing
firm, with actual business In bankers' bills
at 4 87ii.H4.8730 for demand and 4 K,6'''14.lw
for slxly-day bills; posted ralis. 4a4.4
and tl.Kx; commercial bills, !4.:H.
SILVER Bar, Hc; Mexican dollar,
iiONt8 Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
The following were the closing quota
tions on bonds:
V. 9. rrf. is, ret in! Japan (. M sertM... H
do coupon Out1 do in ctfa K
t. 8. . rI I do rtt 4
do coupon HQV do 2d senea Jl
V. 8. old 4a, ret '"J l. N- " l"a
do coupon ifuiMan. c. g. a ia-ft
V. S. n. la, ri i:Vi Mr. antral a
do coupon
..11,A do 1M In
it
;
Am. 'louaceo 4a...
do a
Atchlann gen. 4a..
do ad. 4a
Atlantic C. U 4.
fial. A Ohio ta...
do ka
Brit. It. T. c. 4a..
Cantral of Os. ta.
do lat inc
no 2d Ino
do ltd Inc
Ches. a Ohio 4a
Chicago ft A. I1"
C, B. Q n.
C, R. I. at P. 4a
.. wa Miun. a st. L. 4a
. .lit' M.. K. ft T. 4a
..MU-
..
.111
. IUM
.. t41
..
,.1HV.
.. ,-
.. H
.. Su
..ll.
.. IK
..101.
.. i
da 2a
M. R. R
of at. c. 4a. fv4
N. V. .'. t ia.
I3IS
luaS
N. J. C. 1. 6a...
No. Paclfli 4a....
do la
N. ft W. T. 4a...
it
....WIS
.... IJ-a
....ltH
....lj
aa..UIS
4a. W
U. e. L. rfdg. 4s
Pnn. conv.
.catling aan. a.
it. U ft 1. M
-t. l. ft . r. if
A. L. S. W. c. 41
cati'Mird A. L. 4a
. t-iv,
.
M'
.11a
.IKS
. 14
,lo;s
do col. 6a
My,
do. Farldo 4a
rev. ft St. L. g. 4a..l1S do lat 4 ctfa
Colo. Ind. 6, aer. A. so. Hailwar 6a
do sarlaa B
Taxaa P. la..
Colorado Mid. 4a TS
T. St. U ft W. 4a
Colo, ft So. 4a. M
Cuba 6a 107 s
tl ft H. Q. 4a. 100
Dlatlllara' Sac. ta.... a4-
Erla p. I. 4a 101 1,
do gen. 4a. tiu
Hocking Val, 4t lo
Japan aa HHin
Union raciss 4a.
do conv. 4a .
t'. S. Steal Id la
Wabh la
do deb. B
Waatarn Md. 4a..
W. ft L K. 4a..
Wla. Central 4a..
...167
...
...114
... 7D
... t4
... uva
... 314,
Boston Stork and Bond.
BOSTON, Jn. 22-Call loans, 43 per
cent; time loans. 441(f4 per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and ponds:
At.'hlun adj. 4a XI Allouci
... 444
...in
do 4, luz Amalgamated
Max. Central 4,..
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Roaton A Albany.
Boaton A Maine.,
lloaton Elevated .
Htchburg pfd ...
. . American Zinc
.. 4 Atlantic
..1041, Bingham
..Hi CaJ. ft Hecla.
..173 Centennial ...
..1684 Copper Hangs
..Hai Paly Went ...
.. rH Pomlnlon Coal
..164S Franklin
... 144
... rt
... J44
...710
... WH
... J4
... 17
... 7
... 11
... 1
... 17H
... 11
... 14
... t
. . . a
..t .t'
...104
... 41
...101
... 4H
...101
... 10
... H
...64
... 114
... 44
... 74
... 74
...131
Mexican Central .
t'nlon Pacific
Amer. Arge. Cham.
II Oranby
da pfd SSV. I tie Royale ....
Amer. Pnan. Tuba.... 11 Maaa. Mining ..
Amer. Sugar 16 Michigan
do pfd IUi Mohawk
Amer. T. ft T 1414 Mont. ('. ft C.
Amer. Woolen 45V, Old Dominion ..
do pfd 1044 Oaceola
Pomlnlon 1. ft s zt Parrot
Kdleon Klec. lllu.
.1474 Qulncr
. 1H4 Shannon
. 4ftl, Tamarack
. 414 Trinity
Maat. Electric ..
do pfd
Maaa. Ga,
I n had Fruit
.109 t'nlted Copper
lotted Shoo Mack.... 77 V, V. . Mining
do pfd
304 V. 8. Oil
North Butte
V. 8. Steel...
do pfd
Weetlne;. common
Adventure
Bid.
... 1 t:uh
.. 164 Victoria ...
..1i2a Winona ....
. . 88 (Wolverlne
.. 6V,
Losdos Closing; Stock.
LONDON, Jan. 22. Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Conaola. money ..M 13-14 N. V. Central I684
do account 83 16-14 Norfolk ft W "4
Anaconda 144 do pld Mv,
Atihlaon Ontario ft W., 54
do pfd .-..107 PennavlTanla 76
Baltimore A Ohio 1134 Rand Mlnea
Canadian Pacific
.181 Readln,
.44 do lat pfd
. 334,1 do 3d pfd
.14. jSonthem Railway
. 1V do pfd
. 404, Southern Paclic .
. 24 tnlon Pacific ....
. HV do Dfd
... Ill
... 48
... 60
40Vt
...106
... 72S
...1414
...101
... 48
...116
... 26
... 48i
Cea. A Ohio
Chicago at. W..,.
C. M. A St. P....
DeBeers
Kenrer A R. a...
do pfd
Erie ......
do lat pfd..... 64 V. . Fteel
do 2d pfd 764' do pfd
Illinois Central 1814 Wabash
LouKTllle A Nairn.... ln I do pfd
M., K. A T 404, Spanish 4s
. 14
SILVER Bar, steady, 4d prr ounce.
MONEY 34v4 per cent.
The rate of discount in-the open market
for short bills 1 34 per cent; for three
month' bills, t34 per cent.
Sew York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22 Closing- quotation
on mining stocks were:
Adama Con ti Little Chief ..
Alice 110 Ontario- .,
Breoco ...a. ..40 OpH-
Brunawlek Con 86 Phoonls
f'omaiork Tunnel ..... Iti Potoal....r
Con. Cal. A Va 110 - garage
Horn Pllver 1(6 jBlorra Nevada
Iron Silver 400 Small Hopea ..
Leadvllle Con 7 Standard ......
T4
.376
.660
. J
. 3
. 40
.
. 30
.430
Forrlcn Financial.
LONDON, Jan. 2. Money wa in good
demand in the market today and the rates
were firm. Discount hardened. Trading
on the Stock exchange waa quiet and Irreg
ular, operation being occupied with the
mining settlement. Consols were dull, but
closed steady. Americana opened firm and
are Arm 111 places, particularly Chicago, I
Milwaukee) At St. Paul UM Heading. The
movements generally were on a parity,
with steady support and moderately active.
Prices reacted during the laat hour and
closed weak. Foreigners generally were
steady, but closed dull. Russians and Pe
ruvians were harder at the opening- and re
acted later. Japanese were easier. Japa
nese Imperial 4s of 1904 were quoted at 101.
Bank Clearing-,
OMAHA, Jan. 22. Bank clearing for to
day were 31,665,397.32 and for the corre
sponding date last year 31,879,594.64.
Kew York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22. BEEVES "Re
celDts. 4.351 head: market for steer alow
and generally 10c lower; bull steady; eows
bull. 23.004i4.10; cows, 31.7ou3.76. Latest
. cables from Liverpool and London quoted
live rattle h lather at lMvii14,c per pound.
dreBsed weight; refrigerator beet steady at
7'Vi4c per pound.
74'u4c per pound.
CALVES Veals. 35.00 9.524: choice. t.50;
little calves, 33.&0j4.60; barnyard calve,
t3.0O4.OO; westerns, t3.u0w3.76; dressed
calves steady; city dressed veals, 93 14c per
pound; country dressed, IKtfU'c.
lll:a RMelnt. 1.1SM hend: market Kkff
16c higher; state and Pennsylvania hogs,
tO.104j6.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 6,890
head: market steady; sheep, t3.wQfi.60;
cnoice, o. in; cuns, e-.oirav.ou; tamos, ii.owi
8.00; no common or medium lambs here;
culls, 35.00.
hn,a. City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 22. CATTLE Re
celpta, 8,800, including 4aO southerns; msrket
strong to 15o higher: top. 35.90; choice ex
port and dressed beef sieers, 6.O0i.Oo; fair
to good. t4.OtKa6.00; western-fed steers. 13 60
!
t)6.50; stocker and feeders. - 33. 264.60;
southern cow, 32.253.60; native cow, t- 00
ibS.15; native heifers, I3.00&C.OO; bulls, t-' 50
t3.86; calves, t3.0itl7.00. .
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head;, market 5c
higher; top, 36.60; bulk of sales, t4.40tlo.6u;
heavy, t6.45ti6.50; packers. ta.4i4!fl&.474;
pigs and lights, 34 Va5.4i4 1
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 7.6(0
head; market 6310c higher; top western
lambs, 87.36: native lambs, 86.254j7.50; west
ern lamba, t5.263'7.36; ewes and yearlings,
34.606.90; western-fed yearlings, to.ou'u'
t.26; western-fed aheep, 34 256. 90; stockera
and feeders, 33. 2644. 76.
St. Loal Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mu., Jan. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 4.000 head. Including l,6u0 head Tex
an; market higher; native shipping and
export steers, 34 806.00; dressed beef and
butcher steers, t3.76ib4.76; steer under l.Ouu
Sound, t3.00tf4.26; atox-ker and feeders,
!.6ot3.76; cows and heifers, 12.5004 Ou; can-
; ners, i .woz.au; duiis, n.ow, oaives. u eo
I 4j7.00; Texas and Indian aieer. t2.7544 60;
I cow and heifers, I2.W03 00.
HOGS Receipt. 7.500 head; market
teady; pig and light, t4 6XiJ5.40; packers,
86. ooSai 40; butchers and best heavy, I6.304
,6 46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelpts. 1.000
1 head; market strong; native muttons, 85 00
j.80; lamb. 336 00(9 7.76; cull and bucks.
3J0it4.CO; stocker. t-'.75.ia.X; Texan. 3300
tj4.0o.
sagar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22. SUGAR Raw,
nominal; fair refining. 31-164i4c; centri
fugal, 96 test. 3 9-1 610 34c; molasses sugar,
tJ-lt'624e. Reflned, nominal; No. I, 4.iK5;
No. 7. 1.15c: No. S. 4.10c; No. 9, 4.06c; No. 10,
4c; No. 11. 3.95c; No. It 3.90c; No. 13. 3.85c;
No. 14, 1.85c; confectioner. A, 40c; mould
A, 6 0ic; cutloaf, t.40c; crushed, 6 40c; pow
dered. 4.80c; granulated, 4.7uc; cub, 4.96c.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans open
kettle, fair to choice, SOtjSric.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2t-BUOAR-Firm;
open kettle. 2aa4-: open kettle centri
fugal. 341 Sc; centrifugal white, 3j4c;
yellow. 344i3a.ic; econds. 24j34c
MOIASSEaOpen kettle. 2oi0c; centii
fural. 7tJ22c.
8yRUP-2643Suc.
CotTeo Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2. COFFEE Future
opened teady and closed -.h a decline
in sympathy with European cable, closing
with aa advance of five points. Sale. 63.760
bags. March, (60d7.U: May. 7.157;
July, 7.2067J5; September. 7.50: October.
7 65; December. 7.6tV(j7 70. Spot Rio steady;
for Invoice 64c
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
iodgrats Eon of Cattle, with Valuta a
Littls 6tronrr.
IMPROVEMENTS IN titiS BUT TRADE SLOW
Reeelpia of Sheep and Lsnhi Largest
of the. Year to Date Good
Kind Hteadr wltk Others
Rather Slow.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 22, l!
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Bhecn.
Official Monday 3.i0 4 i ir,,'Xi
Same day last week.... 4.048 5.9 7.174
Name day week before.. 3.4w 4.1t
fame three weks ago.. 6,4 3,M r.OM
Same four weks ago
Bame day last year.... 3.452 5.5(S S.yCS
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
Tli following table show Ino receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: laos. I9.i5. Inc.
Cattle 54.PW 45,HfA k.222
Hog 14H..-XM 1;I7.2. 10.743
Sheep 100,742 S.;0 11,072!
Tne following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Llate. I 11905. 190t.llu3. 1902. 119U1. 11900.
Jan. 13..
Jan. 14..
5 26
4 63j 4 751 48! 00 I 4 51
4 0i 4 7X1 871 C 131 t 16
Jan. 15.
I 29H I 4 V S 41 221 6 251 4 35
unit, JO...I N,! e. o.
4 4 74! 601 1 Win bi
n. 11... Zf 1 a u
I 50 17
5 201 4 48
Jan. 14.
a zi
6 29
6 31
4 651 4 IB 22
6 4 60
( X7I 4 46
Jan. ..
Jan. 2o..
Jan. 21..
Jan. 22..
4 66; 4 74 89
4 671 4 Sri B 471 6 271
I 54
4 581 4 79 6 m t 15 S
4 6 t o4 02 i UI 4 64
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha t2.Otxei6.2S t5-8.!4''i6.374
Kansas City 2.yi.o0 6.00 5.50
St. Louis 2.00i1j.tl0 4.60 Hi 6.4o
Sioux City 2.5y(6.75 5.15 45.35
SATURDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows me number of
cars of stocl.irs and feeders shipped to
the country fcjatura.iy and their ptunts of
destination:
CATTLE. Car.
Jensen Brother, Markham, la. O. W... I
J. Fuller, Atkinson F. E 1
John 14. Johnson, oak--F. E 1
SHEEP.
Robertson A E., Keuswtiua, la. R. 1 3
'I tie following win show tne pnevs paid
for the riiflerent kinus ot cattle on the
buuth Omana market:
Good to Choice cornled steers t4.901io.5o
ralr to gwxl cornted steers 4.5mu4.!K
Common to fair cornfeu steers 3. do y 4. 40
Good to choice cow and neilers.... a.in3 to
Fair to gtKMl cows and nelters i bKy3.i6
canners and cutters 1.7wti.o0
Good to choice stocaers and feeders d.UMj4--j
Fair to good slucKcrs anu lepuers.a a.-ii4 w
Common to lair stocaer and feed 2. ootid. io
Buns, stags, etc i:JonS.,b
Good veai calves , 6-tKyuo.uO
The oftlcial number of cars of si oca
brought in today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hoas.bneen.H'r's.
k:., m. a ot. i'
Missouri Paclhc
t nluii Pauinc sysiom 2A
C. A N. VV., east 4
C. A S. W., west 44
1
U 2
4 la 1
1 ..
25 4
2
5
6 13 1
.. ..
3 .".
67 58 4
C, BU f Al. A O.... 6
C, b. A W.. east 2
C, B. A w-,west 3;
C K. 1. ft P., eaet.. 1
C, R 1. & P., west..
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Gt. Western 1
' Total recelpta 135
The ulsposition of tne day'a receipts was
as follows, eacu buyer purcnasing tne num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 3u6 mi9 1,118
Swift and Company ,u ' l,iiy i.m,
Cuaahy PacainaS Co 646 ' .uV st.75d
Armour die Co 68 l.iwl
Vansant A Co lid .... . ....
Lobman A Co H4
W. i. btephen 6
Hill & bon 9 ....
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 1 ....
L. F. Hus 1,3
Klngan A Co ,.. 428 ....
Mike iiotjgerty 74
J. B. Hoot A Co 7s
Bulla A Kline 31
Other buyers.. 2nd .... 672
1 Total 3,071 '3,806 ,m
CA 1 1 IjE Receipts of cattie ot all kind
were ngut tor a irtunuay at thla point and
oniy moderate at oilier points, 'inc result
waa that seller all started out with a feel
ing tnal prices ougnl to be higher and tne
trade iook on a more bopefui aspect rlgut
irom the start.
Packers aid not appear at all anxlou to
out on verv much In the case of beef steers
! und they complained tnal seller were ail
asking tnem price tnat were liculoc nlgner
for cattle, tnat on an average were none too
good, ineir bid were in many case no
' more than stcauy to begin witn, but in tno
ena tne came sola at prices tnat were gen
eraiy a little stronger than the close of last
week. As will be noted from tne sale be
low the beef steers aid not average up very
well In point of quality, good cattle being
scarce.
Cow and heifer were in only moderate
uppiy and a tnere waa a very lair demand
tne general market waa mora active on
anch calile aa buera wanted and generally
a little stronger. The most of the onering
changed nanus in very good season In tne
morning.
There mere only about a dozen car of
locker and feeuers in the yards and just
about a many buyers. In other words tnu
supply wa light and tne aemand good,
which mean mat tne market waa strong
and active. Some good Montana hayleda
old as nign a 4.a.
Representative bales:
ttEfclF STEERS.
No wt. rt. nc w.. rt.
700 I 00 1 840 4 15
4 820 3 tt 64..... ,20 4 16
t ( 3 36 1 UK 4 IS
t 661 3 30 it 11U3 4 V)
1 14 3 60 33 113 4 30
3...- 770 3 6 3 104 4 36
1 11)70 t V0 t 1UU t 46
t US I H 38 1163 4 60
1 3il 3 76 68 1148 4 60
8U8 3 30 It 1170 4 60
4 778 8 86 81 1240 4 46
38 1101 3 k6 30 lib 4 at
14 340 4 00 1 1320 i 74
4 1146 4 00 11 Ua 4 Ha
4.. lllll 4 10 84.... 1641 (OS
848 4 IV
COWS.
1 no t oo toe s 10
1 310 I 00 3. Iv40 I 10
1 1120 t 00 13 83 3 10
1 tMl t 00 10 44 3 IS
3 840 3 36 12 1U74 3 li
6 Nt IN 373 3 16
1 1WI0 I Ml 63 102 I 16
I aa 3 86 30 at 3 11
6 373 I 36 10 3 li
1 6S0 t 40 6 1101 3 16
1 aau t 40 3 H44 3 to
1 80 3 44 11 pin 3 tf
1 1018 3 lo I 76 I 30
1 0 t 60 1 ItiM 3 20
1 10u0 I (0 81 1011 8 20
8 tsl 8 60 3 1146 3 30
I U 3 aa 16 IM IN
1 1140 t 60 II 8tl 20
1 t0 8 46 I lovt 3 26
t 1060 I lo i 1166 3 36
I 60 I 76 It Uao 26
31 lu-'O 3 75 1 11)0 I 36
1 700 t 76 1 128 26
4 23 I 16 4 lw 8 3
I U60 3 71 1 11,1 36
10 1K6 I 10 1 luo 36
6 1110 I SO 18 1464 8 60
6 720 t at 1 nix 3 ja
1 1081 t 86 IS 11;8 I 60
18 846 3 86 IT 1273 8 60
4 1041 10 11 80 40V
HEIFERS
1 470 t iw 3 630 t SS
4 336 I 40 8 (40 t HI
1 473 I 46 1 1014 I 0
3 4141 I it IS 7,3 8 ou
1 I 16 1 864 8 16
I IM IN
Bi'htKa AND HEIFERS.
I W4 l 14 1040 I o
BULLS.
1... wt m i l-rto t it
t 870 I 60 1460 8 to
1 840 I 60 1 1416 I 80
1 10VO 8 60 1 144 ou
1 1480 t 40 1 HlK 3 M
1 110 t 10 1 6X0 I 80
1 14O0 I 4 -I Uao 8 00
1 14W 3 70 1 1660 1 00
1 136 I 10 1 13 a 40
8 1104 3 73 1 1460 I 00
t 1(36 I 16 1 1420 I 00
i ion it t 1160 a o
1 1600 I 16 1 lilt 3 10
1 ISM I 30 el 880 S 10
3 1414 S 8v 1 1310 S 14
t S3 S 16 1 1J0 t It
1 U.O I 18 1 1740 I 16
1 113 8 16 3 1136 3 18
1 6 1 13 1 3140 3 36
1 13a I 36 1 law) s 36
I .1363 I 86 1 1460 3 60
1 1430 8 ti I iK j
CALVES-
I tt 3 04 1 lis 16
1 30 8 0 1 13 t 76
8 nt a tt a 116 a n
1 31 8 76 1 8i 6 7a
1 3i0 3 16 1 340 I 16
3 Ill IM 1 1,4 I u
t II t tt 1 160 4 Ok
1 16 ; :
STAGS.
3 TO t 81 6 K 4J
STOCK EllS AND FEEDERS.
1 no 3 6e 3 710 3 4
1 84 I 7 6 let I 14
... 11 3 66
WESTERN8.
Master Bros., Wyoming.
. ...l'wu 2 76 1 row 100 100
3 cow.
cows IftM S y J . nsR 1 jo
35 feeder.. 11.3 4 X
HOOB The receipts of tings this morning
were the smallest of any Mcndav since Hie
nrst week of the month. There were not. In
fact, hardly enough hogs In sight lo g,i the
rounds and make a killing for the differ
ent housca. This almost always means a
dull market, as buyers will not get out and
fight for the receipts when thev are so
light as not to be worth the trouble. This
morning was no exception to the rule, and
though the market was 24i5o higher. It was
slom- at the advance. More time wa con
sumed In selling the slty cars here than
It takes many times to dispose of twice
that number. As will be noted from the
sales below, a laree proportion of the hogs
sold at t5 3:4Ti5 S74.
representative aaies:
No.
40
o
77....
....
H. ...
a....
M....
7....
7J....
w
....
....
67....
W....
....
66....
77....
71....
At.
.. M
..!!
..1.4
. .211
. IM
..344
.171
..105
..N4
. l"4
.123
..IM
J
. 148
,.!57
..:.'t
..ue
..314
..i-i
..264
..23
k.
Pr. No A. Sh. rt.
I 70 86 IM Mi 3 36
3 Ml 64 t 80 3 56
6 3:4 M tail 14" !!
6 Mt 4 Ml 4 t 36
t 32V, 84 341 ... 6
I 3:4 71 313 IP) 6 86
40
n
40
6 3 4 76 114 ... 3 36
3 314 M 3S4 40 I 36
6 8:4 44 303 1M IN
6 334 13 tit ... I ti
3 86 "3 Ill 10 t at
I 86 88 181 ... t 36
6 an 78 ... I 36
6 S6 70 356 ... I 36
( 36 78 tit 80 6 874
6 36 t: 210 to 6 7,
I 33 7; 336 t I 874
3 i4 60 16 110 3 37
3 36 46 36 lan 3 314
3 M at IM 100 6 374
6 8f 74 :: 40 6 87 4
130
120
80
... I 86 41 243 ... a 40
... 6 174
SHEEP The receints of sheep were the
heaviest that they have been In a long
time, some sixty cars heina reported in
sight. Of this number fifteen cars were
billed through, but they were still In the
ard:. so that they added to the number
In sight.
The most remarkable !.lng about the
sheep market this tnornlrg was that with
all the sheep and lambn reported In there
were so fe that were rall good and
well Pnlshed killers, the rieat big bulk of
the arrival consisting of what buyers call
trash. Now and then there wit a good
load or two, but they were few and far
apart. It was evident right from the start
that buyers had use for really desirsble
fat sheep and lambs and It was not much
trouble to unload anything answering to
that description at prices thai were sieaay
wlth the close of last week. The common
to medium kinds were not much sought
after and were slow sale. Holder of uch
had to put a good deal of work oil them In
order to unload.
So much has been said In these columns
about the Inadvlsahlllty of shipping Im
mature or half-fat sheep or lambs that it
hardly seems necessary to add anything
more along that line. Still feeders are
pouring too many of that Kind Into all the
markets of the country and are weaken
ing prices even on the good kind.
Quotation for fed sheep and lamb are
as follows: Good to choice lambs, Colo
rados, t7.0Oti7.a; good westerns. 37.ii0a7.35;
good yearling. tS8Ofi.10; good wethers,
5.5t'i6.75; ewes. tt.'5$6 25.
Quotations for feeder sheep and lambs;
Good feeding lambs. 3.75fiv.30; yearling.
34.75i65.30: wethers, 34 5015.00; ewes, t3.76J
4.50; breeding ewes. 34.503.00.
Representative sale:
No. -
79 western em-es
214 native ewes
441 western ewes
2!4 western wether ,
184 western wether
Av.
. 117
. 115
. 98
. 117
. 117
. 83
. 87
. SO
. 87
. 108
. 90
. 99
. 86
,. 103
. 104
. 103
. 108
. 80
. 61
. 77
. 98
. 98
. 86
. 100
. 100
. 96
. 64
.. 108
,. 78
Pr.
6 16
6 20
5 20
E 70
6 70
4 26
4 76
6 00
6 00
t 16
5 16
6 16
6 26
6 76
6 76
t 80
6 80
00
86
7 20
6 10
6 10
6 36
t 90
6 90
6 93
6 00
6 76
7 00
10 cull ewes
iii Colorado ewes ....
288 Colorado ewes ....
132 Colorado ewe
01 western ewes
184 weHtern ewes
94 western ewes
496 Colorado ewes ....
1C2 Colorado wethers ,
317 Colorado wethers
44 western ewes
387 western ewes
1 native lamb ,
139 native lambs
619 Colorado lambs ,,
375 native ewes
166 native ewes
22 western ewes
329 western yearlings
304 western yearlings
264 western yearlings
26 western lamba ....
269 wotern lambs ...
163 western lambs ....
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Tea to Fifteen Cents Higher
Hoc Five Cent HIsTher.
CHICAGO. Jan. 22. CATTLE Receipts,
21.000 -head: market 104S15c higher; common
to prime steers, 33.764?i.50; cows, t3.OIYg-4.60;
neirers, az.SMao.tv: duiis, i.'.uti4.iu caives,
33.0OHS 00; stockers and feeders. 32. 404. 60.
HOGS Receipts, 46,000 head; market 6c
higher: choice to prime heavy. t5.6oto'.5.60
medium to good heavy, t6.6O476.6O; butcher
weights, 3A.&o'qe.66; good to choice heavy
mixed. K.&orae.bb; packing, ao.twio.oo.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 18,000
head; market firm; heep, 84.604.7; year
lings, 36.01045.60; lamba, 36.607.60.
tlom Cltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Jan. 23. (Special Tele
trrami CATTLE Receipt, 2.6UI head; mar
ket 10c mgner, siocaers strong; oeeves
33.60i&S.7a: cows, bull and mixed, 12.6004.00
Blocker and feedera, 32.7&Q4.O0; calves and
vearllngs. t2.50a3.55.
HOGS Receipts, 8,800 head; market
strong, selling at 35. 156.36; bulk of sales,
15.36415 27.
811LEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 300
strong. y
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 22. -CATTLE Hecelpt
2,320 head; ateers 10c higher; natives, 33.o7
6.00; cows and heirers, 31.60194.66; atocker
and feeder, 82.76i4.10.
HOGS Recelpta, 3,749 head; market 6c
higher; light, t6.30ufi.46: medium and heavy,
t6.86'(i5.60; bulk, t6.40ti6.46.
BHEEP AND 1.AMH8 Receipts, 4,821
head; market steady.
Stock la Slarht.
Receipt of live stock t the alx principal
wetern market yeterday:
Cattle. Hotrs. Sheen.
South Omaha 3,400 1.200 16.000
Sioux City 3.600
Kansas City 8.800
St. Louis 4.000
St. Joseph 2.3
Chicago 21.000
3.800
8.000
7.600
8.749
46,000
1.O0O
7,oiio
l.Ooo
4.821
18.000
Totals...
...41.620 (7,249 46,821
OMAHA WHOLESALE, MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
titanic and Knney Prodnre,
EGGS Receipts liberal, candled siock
easy nt ltc.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. 94c; old roost
ers. 6c; turkeys, H16e; ducks, 10c; yr.ung
roosters ti9c: e-eese. 8'.j9e
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, llitrl9c;
old toms, 14il5c: chickens. lOwllc: old roost
ers, 7c; ducks, lit) 12c; geese, 9tj2'10c.
BUTTER Packing stock, 164c; choice to
fancy dairy, lMylKc; creamery, Zl$j214c;
prints, 214c-
HAY Price quoted by Omaha Fel com
pany: No. 1 upland, 87.00g7.5O; medium, 36.60
67.00: coarse, t6.0OS6.6O. Rye straw, Id. 60.
BRAN Per ton, fl5.50.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW No. 1
green hides, 10c; No. 2. 9c; No. 1 salted.
I24c: No. 2, 114c; green bull hides, s!tc;
cured, 9&10c; dry hides, ms&c. I:orse hides:
Iirge, t3.25; small, 9.ii. Sheep pelta, each,
2ci&tl.75. Tallow: No. 1, 4c; No. 2. 3o;
rough, 14c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES Per box of SO 1-lb. pkgs.. t2: Hal
lowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per Vj.. 64:; Sayera.
per lb., 6c: walnut-stuffed, i-lb. pkg 32 per
tins., 6-ib. boxes, II.
ORANGES California navel, all tilt,
t2-75; cholc navels, t2-60.
LEMONS Llmonieis. extra fancy, 240 lge,
33.26: .100 to 3tiU sizes. 33 60.
FIGS C I If urn la, per 10-lb. carton, 76 86c;
Impelled Smyrna, three-crown, 12c; six
crown, 14c.
BANANAS Per mcdlum-slxed bunch, fl.75
62 26: J ti mhos. t2.50ii3.0.
'I ANU ERIN ES Florida, per bos ot about
126. 33.
GRAPE FRUIT Florida, per box. 37.10;
California, per box, 36 OK; 7.00.
FRUIT8.
PEARS Lawrenc and Mount Vernon,
12 M
APPLES-Callfornla Bellflower. tl 46 per
bu. box; Ben Davis. 11.76 per bu. box; Wine
aapa, 1,1.00 per bu. box: other varietie, 32.04)
per bu.; New York applea. 34 76 per bbl.
CRANBERRIES Jeraey. tl8.6v r bbl.
GRAPES Imported Malaga. S6.Sv426.8u.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu., 09
(5c; South Dakota, par bu., "So.
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow and red,
per bu., 86c; Spanish, per craie, tl 6v; Colo
rado, red and yellow, per ru , COO.
NAVY BEAjfS Per.bu.. 12.00.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 64c
CABBAGE Home-grown and Wisconsin,
In crate, per lb., 2c.
CARROTS PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS
Per bu . 664j76c.
CELERY Kalamasoo. per dog. Sc.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per S-bu.
bbl., tl 0-
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOM ATOES California, per crat of 2t
ibs , n' &o.
WAX BEANS Per hamper i about 30
lb. net, 33 id
cTKiNO BKANS Per hamper of about 30
lb, net. HM4 fiO.
EGll PLANT Florid, per dog., tl 25431 50.
GREEN PKPPERS-Florlda, per hamur
of about 10 d' . te50 '
TURNIPS Luuis'ana, dog. bunohea, n.
SIIAIJX1TT8 txiullnna, per do, hunch",
toe
HEAD l.EITUcF-lou'Klana, per bid.,
ts ftiln 00; f. r ,1or. henits. II On.
LEAF I.KTTtTK-HeHHiu. per
12 to 15 heart!". io.
CI'Cl'MHKHS-I'lillmuse. fier d.vs., t-' (0
RADISHES-Hothouse, per dog. bum-he,
SOe
MUSHROOMS Hnthmiee, per lb., 3fc.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 lib, 13c; No. I rlh. W4o; No. I rlu,
74c; No. 1 round. 74c: -'-'... i r md, 64c;
No. 3 round, tv; No. I loin. 14'; No. J
loin, lie; No. 3 loin. c: No. 1 plate. 4'c;
No. 3 plate, 4c; No. 3 plate. c; No. I
chucks. 64c; No. 2 chucks, 4'fcc; No. I
chuck. 34c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. t3.lt: per bbl.. t "i-
HON EY New, per 24 lb., 33 J.
CHEESE Swiss new. 16c; Vtconia
brick, luc; Wisconsin llrnhcrger, 134c; twins,
16c; young Americas, 164c.
NUTS Walnut. No. 1 soft hells, new
crop, per lb 164c; hard ehells. per lb.,
l.uc. Pecans, large, per lb., 11c; email, per '
lb., lie. vin'!t. per IS., 7c; roasted, per
lb., Sc. Chill walnuts, per lb.. i:jl34c. Al
monds, soft shells, pur lb., 17c: hard shells,
ber lb., 16c. Shellbark hickory nuts, per
bu.. t2 2o; large hickory nuts, per bu., tl.6o.
Chestnuts, per lb., 16c. Cxioanuts. M-60 per
sark of loo.
FRESH FISH-Trout. 11c: halibut. 10c;
pickerel, dressed, 7c: white bass, lie; su'i
fish, 61rc; perch skinned and dresed, so;
pike, 10c; red napper, 11c; salmon, llcl
orappirs. Vn9c; eels. 18c; black base, t'ci
whitensh, 12c; frog legs, per do., 55c; lob
sters, green. 33c; boiled lobsters. 87c; blue
fish. 16c; herring, 4c; Spanish mackerel, 16c;
haddock, loe: shrimp, M .ootll.no per gal ;
smelta 12c; cod. laj; fresh standard oys
ter, 4l .40 per gal.; shell oysters. 1 .OHit
2 01 per loo; little neck clams, tl .R0 rr 10.
SUQARS Granulated cane. In bbls., t5.08;
granulated cane. In sacks, ti.01; granulated
beet. In sack, tl SI. ' ,
SYRUr-Iii Intitls, 21c re gal.; case.
lC-lb. can. tl60: ce. 12 6-lb. cn,
tl 80; case. 14 24-lb. can. tl.0.
COFFEE Roaated: No. 35. 254e pef lb.!
No. 30, 304c per lb.: No. 26. l4e per 1b.;
No 20. 164c per lb. ; No. 315. 124c per lb.
FIA3UR (wholesale) Best high grade Ne
braska, per cwt., 2.10: best high grade
patent Minnesota, per cwt., t2 40; straight
patent Nebraska, per cwt., t2.00; second
patont Nebraska, 31.90.
CURED FISH Famitv whlleflsh. per
bbl.! 100 lbs., 34.60: Norway mackerel, poi
bbl., 300 lbs.: Vilosters, IX.M. No. L 828.00;
No 2, t2-W: No. 3. 32" 00: Irish No. 2,
tl7O0. llerrln. In bbls., 200 lbs. each: Nor
way. 4k. tlS.OO; Norway. k. 113.00; Hoi'
land, mixed, til 60. Holland herring, Ir
kegs: Milkers. SOc; kegs, mixed. 70c.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet, 33.26; No. 1
carpet. 82.40: No 3 plain. t3.26.
CANNED OoODS Corn, standard west
ern. 65560c: Maine. tl.2: tomatoes,. S-lu.
cans. tl.2Mn.S0; 2Ib" "Hct.W; pine
apples, grated, 2-lb.. t2.064j5.3O; sliced, tl 91
Ih2.20: gallon apples, fanoy, 33 15; Cali
fornia apricots, tl.4ifi3.oo; pears, ai.iofii
8.60; pearlies, fancy. 31.75 52.40; II. C.
peaches, 8Z.(tU2.&o: Alaska salmon, ren.
tl.16: pink. 90c; fancy Chinook. F., 12.10;
fancy sockeye, F., 3195; sardines, 4-otl.
iili; -inusiaras, 42.Dtwia iv; v.ei pota
toes, tl lwl.2o; saueraraut, l.oo; pump
kins. 80c45).100: wax beans, 2-lb., 769ic;
Uma bean. 2-lb., 76tJ90cartl.36: spinach.
II 8Wa!.0o; cheap peas, 2-1 b., 80o; extra.
75tfiV; fancy. tlS6Sjl.76.
KVAfUKA TEl j' ill. i i fi rwncy muir
peaches, 124c; choice Mulr peaches, 1140:
fancy yellow, 124c; 60-60 prunes, 74c: 60-70,
i4c: lancy ,-vtw inra ring appiea, iivc;
choice. 104c; fancy 4-crown loose musca
tel raisins. 74c; s-crown, ic; 2-crown, 6'4c;
fancv seeded raisins In 1-lb. carton. c;
cnoice seeded. In 12-os. carton, 74u; east
ern pitted cherries, 17c; New York evt p
orated black raspberries. 36c; fancy pea sv
inc; choice. I6c: rancy nectarine. -:
fncy apricots. 114; cholc royal. 104c:
Halloween dates. 64c; glace citron. 17c;
candied, 16c; lemon, 144c; orange, 144c. '
CORDAGE COMPANY'S OFFICE
Omaha to Be Distributing Headquar
ter for tke Western Trado .
Hereafter.- .1
Omaha la to be the weatern headquarter
and distributing point for the Ludlow Cor
dage company of Boslon, one of the largost
twine manufacturing concern In the United
State. Q. B. Tooze ha been sent heie as
manager and haa opened an office In the
Bushman warehouse, to which a large stock
of twine will be brought this winter. The
office will supply twine to th retail tradn
In all the territory west of the Mississippi
river.
Heretofore It has. been )he policy, of the
company to give the exclusive agency of
each state to some local concern. The An-dersen-Mlllard
company hav been agents
for Nebrask.
Mr. Tooae says prices have not been
named on twine. It I a little past th tlm
of year when price are usually made and
dealers are making many inquiries -a to
what they will have to pay-
OLD BOY MAKES GOOD BLUFF
Man Toothles for Twenty Year Eat
80ft Food and Demand a
Toothpick.
An old Kentucky colonel furnished' con
slderable amusement to passenger on th
Lo Angele Limited Sunday on the road
between here and Grand Island. The
colonel, who was past 70, showed he had
enjoyed life when he awaggered Into the
diner. In a subdued vole he ordered from
the waller aom milk toast, "and hare the
crust cut out from the toast. Bah," some
boiled lice and other edible, which require
no mastication. Having finished Ms. repHt,
he called to the waiter in a loud voice to
bring htm a toothpick. A he approached
the dining car conductor, with hi check
he poked him In the libs as he munched his
toothpick and said, "wasn't that a good
bluff for an old codger who ha not had 11
tooth In hi head for the ' last twenty
year?"
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Monday, .
January 22, 19u6:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Wl!llm P. Thorp and wife to G. 8.
Upton, lot 20, block 3, In 13th add
to Omaha - 15
Oscar J. Plrkard to Emil W. Qunlher,
lota 4 and 6, Morse and B runner '
Place 1.000
Victoria Backus and husband to Wil
liam Rocheford. tract west of lot i.
Housel's sub. of lot 2, Capitol add.. I.&oO
William K. Evans to Mary Jane DuvleV
lot 10, re-plat of block 7. Bemls park-. 600
Maria Hoch to Frank Rarrowclough
et al., 84 acres In 6-16-12 IM
Gordon M. Lees to Jesse J. MrMullen, . . ,
lots 12 and 13, block 8, Poppleton
Park add 600
Jeremiah M. Fitzgerald to William
Byrne, north 60 feet of lota t and 9.
block 1 of Jet ter add , 750
Albert E. Lewi, jr., and wife to Ward
E. Lewi, lot 7 and south 40 feet lot
S, Lewi' ub j., ........ 1
Jvilii VV. MtDtJiiciid, iff, to jtilulii-
f;an Mutual Llf Insurance company,
ut 4. block 7, Omaha 4.500
Frederick A. Weed and Mary D.
Weed to John K. Weed, weat 28 feet
lot 1 and 3. block 4, Potter A Cobb
Second add.. South Omaha 1
Frederick A. Weed and wife to John
K. Weed, lot 6. block 10, Jetter7
add.. South Omaha 1
Sam to same, eaat 36 feet of west 63
feet lota 1 and 2, block 4. Potter.
Cobb's add to South Omaha 1
MINERAL LANDS
In Soatkwestera Wisconsin
Mine opened and recent drilling prov
these properties to be without doubt th
moat xtenlv and
RICHEST IN LEAD AND ZINC DE
POSITS IN THE WORLD
W will lease, sell or Interest ourselves
financially with Individuals or syndicate
desiring to co-operate with ua
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Fgrnsworth, Bills & Co.
8TOIKJ AKD ISO!.
Railway Cirkssit Hldgr. t kleaao III.
F. D. Day & Co.
Dealers In " V
Stock. 'Gran,. Provision
Skip Year Grain to I. ; ;
Branck Otoe. ISO-Ill Board of Traatg
. 814a, Omaha, . Teleokoao ante,
Ht-Vi Exchange JBIdg . South Omaha.
Bell Phon 211 ludepaudeut Tuva
1