TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24. 190C.
tKAIN AND PRODUCE MlitT
m j," jw a,. x i j a. v j
Crippled.
nAWAW-am
TRADt DEPRESSED IN CONSEQUENCE
Wheat la Of Mere Tfcaa Cent 4
Mr brnlas Arc Lewer
Cask Brain Feel
. . . BaAly the EATerf. . .
OMAHA. Jan. n. IM
Tr' was very lignt in consequence cf
. the continued suspension of telegraphic
service. No private wires from Chicago lo
."Omaha are In working order, nor m th
' Western Union or the Poetal doing any
.tukine between these two cities, rmpt
"T way of 8u Louis and kinnu City.
. Service Into Omaha from these two points
la. of pour, mt h congested. The weaicsr
1 milder Bud tt la thought service will 0
restored lo large part tomorrow
On account of trie wire situatlorf there
wa no trade from the country, and the
liears took sdvantage of the ot.tort unity
-and bid low. Though trade wwe tew.
' ertres on all ruu er run considerably
lower. ,
Wheat opened a trifle lower and declined
steadily, the rUiM being ISO lower on Mar.
Thta montk closed at toSe, July closed at
leSwMSc and September at Wc
Cora opened anchanged. but soon weak
ened, finishing e tnwer. Mar closed at
Me, July at bc and Septeavoer at 4ki
eiSe. -
Tee rash market were ajao easier
,7,'V' "ad S ;clos-d at Ik.-sc; July. 'Vjc. closed at fSc
!i3.IS.7ui bZiowl CORN-Recelpts. IM.rf hu.; exports. l.KI
fo?,J ?ier own PP market steady: No. 1 So elevator
Oats held their own. an) 51c f n No. f yellow. lle;
Wheat ei wuoted
cars No. I corn char
yesterday's figures
. Primary receipt and clearances
wera
not reported.
-, Aa active market I looked for Wednes
day If the wire are op. If there la new
da-mage to the crop by the storm, prices will
undoubtedly take a quick spurt. .
, Liverpool closed unchanged wo beta
Wheat and corn.
The rlelble supply of wheat Increased
l.MZ.ino bu, corn Increased 442,vJ0 bit., and
oats Increased 4t t bu.
Bnow has fallen over a large part of
southwestern Kansas. Oklahoma says
there was not much snow tler.
Oaaavkua Cask Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 7Sjr7c: No. t
-hard. TJHwWrc; No. 4 hard. .0u"4c: No. 1
spring. 747-lic; No. 1 spring. 72G7c
COhN-No. ft, Se-c; Na. 4. rt7,c; no
grsde. 1S7c; No. I yellow, JSSc; No. 1
white. fcsattc
OATS No. 1 mixed. 2Sj2e; No. 1 white.
2e; N". 4 whits, -JVSaOae.
. RTE No. tic; No. t. a.
Oaaaka task galea.
CORN No. 1. i cara. c; No. 1 whit.
1 car, ear; No. 4. 1 car. r.c,
OATS No. t white, 4 cars, !JV: No. 4
white. 1 cara, EV; 1 car (late sale Mon
day). Ike; no grade, 1 cars. 27Sc
Carlet Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
Kanass City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Uuluth
St. Louie
to
4T7
22
1M
Z
10
149
4
41
72
a
24
iii
CHICAGO CiBAIX ASD PHOTIIIOXS
restsm tha Trading aad Cla-alag
Prleea aa Bwarel af Trad.
CHICAGO, Jan. a Heavy profit-taking
by local holders together witn a report oi
lower prloea at Liverpool caused weakness
todar In the wheat market here. At the
close wheat for May delivery was off lc
Corn waa down Sc. Oats showed a loss
of Pro-laions were laXc lower.
Ttie wheat market waa weak for the en
ure da. At the opening the May option
waa dawn Vc to Sfe'ac at fT-aw-JCSc to
S7Sc. There waa free selling by pit traders,
who took an advantage of lack of wire
facilities and consequent meager Informa
tion caused by the storm. As trading pro
gressed the aelllng became general with
numerous small holders joining In the
movement. Reports were received that
wheal at Liverpool had cloaed "ic. lower.
This gave additional encouragement to tba
becra. It waa reported also that the risi
ble supply of wheat Increased LM0.OM bush
els compared with a liberal decrease for
tba corresDondlna period of one year kicu-
Thrfmrhnut the di the market lacked sup- i
was weak and at the lowest point of thai
day. Final quotations on May were at i
asve. Clearances of wheal and flour were J
eauaJ ta 474.UU bushels. Primary receipts
Vers StAOOO bushels against 431.000 bushels
on year ago. Minnepoiia, Liuluth and
Chicaga reported receipts of 404 cars
againat 474 cars last wee and 174 cars one
yaar ago.
" Tka corn market waa depressed by th
wsakneas of wheat and by th colder
v weather throughout th corn belt- An in
crease af 4S3.uub bushla In tne visible sup
ply against aa Increase of ZJL.im bushels
last year waa another bearish Influence.
Th trading waa small. The market closed
weak with prleea at the lowest point of
the day. May opened unchanged at 4&V-'
wold off to 4bc and cloaed at tne bottom.
Local receipt wer 47 cars with 34 cars
ot contract grade,
Oats were easier In sympathy with wheat
and corn today. There waa moderate sell
ing by a few large holders, a number of
prominent bulls tailing most of th offer
leg. May opened unchanged at Uc. sold
ua to il-Wo and cloaed at ililTc Local
receipts r &! cars.
Expectations of a larger receipt of llv
hogs caused general selling of provisions
and resulted In a weak market. The buy
ing was mostly by shorts. At th close
May pork was down -""c at tl 1TV Lard
aa off 10c at f7.su. Riba wers luc lower
u tr.Ks.
Estimated recelpta fur tomorrow: Wheat.
- U ears. com. IU cars; oats. t cars; hoga.
4 .( bead.
Th leading futures ranged as follows:
Articlea. Open. I High.) Low. Cloaa. Yes y.
Wheat 1
I
I
fa.
Mwl
46 I
v
I
May trves
ft,
42
4fH
a
July
May
July
Oats
Jan.
Pork
Jan. ! t.
"1
4RS'
41,.
i
tl i
45.
4iS.
tl i
w
tiv nw i
It 77V, U 7H
14 U1 14 U"s
May
14 SO 14 SO 14 W
Jan.
T 47SI T te I
1 I I 7
IN I WH'
f I I 45 !
: I itTs
7 45
7 v
7 7--H
745 i
7 ei
7 7ZH
T. !
7 47S1
1 V I
7 a
7 71
Tt2H
T 5JV,
7 4-S
7
Mar
r July
Hib-.
j Jaa.
1 May
July
7 TH
7 74 ,
Na. t
Cash quotations wer as follows:
FLOCK Steady ;4nter patents. tlaMf 10:
winter straights, ttaxitft. spring patents.
H oti4 0. spring strvghta. b tWui 7ft. bak
ers. BSHlW.
WHEAT No. J sprtng. teMc; No. J. bj)
: No. red. kKUsw-Nc
.-CORN No. a, 47V; N- t yellow. 4tc.
OATH No. I. '".c; No. t wklle. ittjSJSc;
No. t wblta, XlfiSU-.
RTE No. s'StitSM?.
BARLEY Good feeding. 9c; fair to
cC'-ice malting. Onilv
SEED No. 1 flax. O H; Ka 1 northwest
ern, fl 17: clover, oatraci grade, lit i
- rROViaiOS'S lim pv.rk, i-r ww., l'..7' -1
U 77V Lard, per 4-Tl 4a. Short
rihe sides i loose i. r7.X4J.4&. dhon clear sides
Usedi. t7.l7.70.
Following were ths receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts
Wheat, bo lift
Corn, bu ...feo-w
I lata, tu. - I.1.3UU
on the Produce xchang todsy the but
ter market was steady; creameries, lkrc;
dairies. 1WC4C. Egs. firmer at nark,
cases Included. lTiilSc; firsts. lr; prime
Brx. jsc: exiraa. Sjc. Cheees. steady, 11
Uc-
- Mlnneapelta 4isla Market.
4uperir quetaUuca far Mianeapolls de
livery). Th rang of price, as reported by
P. I. Day at C. Hs-lU Board of Trad
Articles Ope a. High.: Lew. 1 Close. I Yea y
Wheat I
My...'Stjt4i
-July. Si
M .
-
l
Flax-
i a . , i
4ay...f 1 S J I tl 1
uly..J I fi,, 1 ITSa, 1 fiV
ept..J t la i 1 21 1 I 14
Ma
1 , 1 its
i av
1 2UV. 1 IT1)
J
Bept.
' Minneapolis Cash On as Wheat: Ke. 1
hard, -, No. 1 aurtbern. t-W. to arrive,
HV; So- I northern. 71,4. to arrive. 7lc;
No. I northern. The: No. 1 Dirum. 731,; No..
i Durum, asc Cora: Ke. yellow. S7c;
No. i, I7i,c. Oats: No. I white. Sc. to
arrive. !SjC: No. A S2ac. Bark-y: A
4kc. Rye: lS4r2Sc- Flax: tLkl lf.
.t t. Lsiels
' vnilahAe III pile's ml Grain.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3 8tctal cable aud
telegraph. e communications received by
Breast reet s show the tnllowiag changes la
avai.anie supply aa coenpared k lost ac
asunt:
Abeat-I'nliad Pi aura and CnaaAa. - eaat
ica. in, reaped. LiJt.taj baaiK. aJ4ol
for and In Europe, decrease. bush
ls; total eT'PT 1rrrrened. a'sVXBy nusbeoa.
torn United States and Canada, east
Rb'i, increased. L1S.J bustieis.
Oats Cnlted States and Canada, east
Rsxa.es. de-raaed. M.trt tnistiein
The leading decreases tine week are
IrT.iwM buaiiein at Louisville, a, (mi bushel
at Fort Huron. bushels at Manitoba,
struts) buahejs at Aberdeen and fcn,k boshels
at the Minneapoi. a private elevators.
The leading increases are HfT. bushels
at Omaha. U," bushela at U ChK ao
private elevamra, ki.uw bushels at r"rt
Worth and kUOuu buatiels at fort la ad. Ma.
HEW tOIK GEIKIAL MARKET
aatls
f the Day
Tarlaaa
Cwsaaawdttlsa.
NEW TORK. Jan. a -FLOUR Receipts.
4) 2nr bbls ; esports. 11 T4 bbl. ; dull, barely
steadv; Minnesota patents. 14 VS.urt, Mln
tiea bakers. S3 41 : winter patents.
M lOftt-S". winter straishts, to4n. winter
uti-a, : ai!6. winter low grades. tlif
1 3n. Rye ftour. steady: fair to good. $.7f!
4'; choice to fancy. 14 0MH 3S. Buckwheat
Tour. duil. i:i0ill.. spot and to arrive.
BI CKWHEAT-Dull. THc. delivered New
Tork
C7RNMr-AI Stcsdr; tins white and vel
low. n.SU; coarse, n &1 19: kiln dried. K.U
4.2K
RTE Nominsl: No. t western, T3c. f. . b.
New Tork
BARL.ET Steady : feeding. Cc. c. L f.
Buffalo: fial'ms. fK.ir, c. . f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. H.60 bu.; exports. 41.
V bu.; No. 2 red, "Ve. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
northern Dtiluth. frV. f. o. b. afloat. Gen
eral weknee was noted in wheat today,
prices losing slywit V pr rnishel. The In
fluences cMt1t respnnslnle were liinldatlon.
beaiish omrial and Bradetreet s ntunie
supply statements, absence of crop damage
news and stop-Ions selling nesr the close,
which was Kltlc net lower. May. Sur.trM V.
No. 1 white. S2r. Cfption market was quiet
and about stsdv: closing net unchanged:
January closed at 65c; May. SlSc closed at
61 c: July closed at USc. September closed
at 1S'-
OATS Receipts. lfl.OCO bu.: exports. K.t0
rtfl. Spot market steady; mlxd. 26 to X!
lbs. 3,bTc: natural white. JO to 33 lbs.
rV&c; clipped white. M to lbs . Q4TVc.
HAY Quiet; shipping. Sa.Ofrgi.s0. good to
choice.
HOF"S juiet: state, commm to choice.
14. KoWc: 1"4. Iifl4c: olds. aJc. Pacific
coast, 1, ltl4e; Iu4. 12c; olds, 16V.
HIDLS Firm: Galveston, to IS pounds,
Sftc: California, a to S lbs.. He; Texas dry,
j to JO lh . lc.
I-KATHER Firm; acid, XmiTTHc.
PRi (VISIONS Beef. steady; family.
ri.i"1S0r; mess. Jonn00: beef hams.
$a o$2i; packet. Ilfl wU.OO; city, extra
India meas. til X8t 00. C-Jt meats.
quiet: pickled bellies. 2&J 00; pickled
shoulders, xjnri
ywessteed- ?
steady, western steamed, rxj
J.nJD.
S-fl. IMT. Si
" : refined
America, ts.79: compound. K lAft rTV
Pork, steady: family. 114; abort clear, tls-00
917 0ft: mesa. tit. 71$ 15 00.
RaCE Steady; domestic fair. SSiTc;
Japan. nomlnaL
TALLOW titeady; city, Hc; country.
ev,c.
FEET Firm; spring bran. tlCEa. Janu
ary ahlpment; midditnga, CtB, January
shipment, city. ta),i3 5o.
BVTTER Easy. Street prices: Extra
creamery, ITc. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, ltflTTc; held, second
to extra, 199?4c; state dairy, common to
extra. 176CSc; renovated, common to ex
tra, lSVirZlc; western factory, common to
firsts, litis 19c: western Imitation creamery,
extras :ifc'.c: western firsts. 14jJlr-
CH EES E Firm; stats full cream, small.
Urge, colored and white. September. 'ncy,
14Hc: October best. 1M?13nc; late made,
small, averag best, lc; stats large. U'Sc:
state fair, lie; skimmed, full to light. SM?
Uc.
EGGS Firm; stste. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, Z&aT.c; state
choice. UV?x; mixed extras. Zlftc; west
ern firsts. 30c: southern. 17ei-3De.
POl'LTRT Dressed, quiet; western chick
ens. lufclTc; turkeys. 13tjlc: fowls. lOSlc
St. Lanls General Market.
gT. LOUIS. Jan. 3. WHEAT Lower;
No I red cash, elevator. fcjfrStc; track,
XfcSwr, May. Uc; July, tllc. No. t hard,
St&xftc
CORN Lower: No. 1 cash, 41He; track.
trse-Sc; May. ilWc; July 42Jc-
OATS Steady for cash; futures lower;
No. 2 cash. Uc; track. Ilfe32c; Mar. IS:
No. t white. EV-
FLOITR Steady; red winter patents; tt.30
C4 S0; extra fancy and straight, n J;
SEED Timothy, steady. tlWeii.
COR.VMEAL-Steady, tiki,
BRAN Steady: east track, Mjac
HAT. Steady; timothy. ta.0KO14.Sw; praiiia.
U.u.
IRON COTTONTIES-tae.
BAGGING lse.
HEMP TWINE Tc -
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing. li-7i.
Lard, lower: prime steam, tT.I7j. Dry salt
meats, steady; boxed extra shorts. t715:
clear ribs. t: short clear. P l?i Bacon,
steady: boxed extra shorts. tB.iO. clear ribs,
t 7S: short elesr. 19.
POI'LTRT Steady; chickens. HrSHc;
springs, lie; turkeys, 14c; ducks. 11c; gees.
71rc-
B1TTER Firm; creamery, KfiSc; dairy,
iXiGS Steady. 17c cms count
rtecelpts. shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Com, bu
Oats, bu
t.oO
11 uo
. 4.4
. tu 0
.m.o4
luii.oa
l'6.w
Kssmm City Grain nasi Pravlslaaa.
KANSAS C1TT. Jan. a. WHEAT Mar
ket steady; May. 7fcc; July. 7Sc: Septem
ber Tdc. Cash: No. t hard. tlB;: No.
S, 777 "c; No. J red. K64c; No. t, sle.
CORN Steady : May. : July. 4iJ
Cash: No. 2 mixed. bc; No. S white, 41Vrd
41VC: o . -c.
OATS Steady; No. : whit. H&S2Sc
No. 1 mixed, tie.
RYE Steady at g?93c
HAY Steady; choice timothy, SU.OOtd
11 6: choice prairie. t8.50Q75;.
EGGS Steady: Miasourl and Kansas, new
No. t whltswood caaea Included. Ike; cast
count, 17c; cases returned. He less.
bL'TTER Steady ; creamery. Ic.
Recelpta. Shipments
Wheat, bu e7.0i 47.uuo
Corn, bu 44. SluUI
Oats, bu 11.W0 10. uw)
The leading ruturws at Kansas City, ai
reported by the Von Oorn Orain company,
ranged as follows:
Artie lea.; Open. High.; Low. i Close Tes'y
Wheat I
I
Tl TT,'
i
May..
July..
Corn
May..
July..
7&v
35
I
4sosgv
401, 401, soa,,
4VS4"J-,041
Oats
May.. 21
2Ts
14 S
July...
UlJ ....
o- k )
May... I 14
14 30 I 14 0
Mllwank.ee Grain Market.
MILWACKEE. Wis.. Jan. 3-FLOl'R
Lower; wheat lower; No. 1 northern, 4S4i
b--c; No. 1 northern, tub.'itc: May, SS-.i
HiV: aaked; puta. Kjiaac bid: calls. svVit
ksSc bid. t
RYE Lower; No. 1. asc.
BAHtEY Dull; No. 2. W'stjSsc; sample,
S
1 1 ATS-Steady; standard. ntrSc.
OOKN Wrak: May. tic bid; puts, tie
asked: cal la, 4Sc asked.
Llv era-eel Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 3 WHEAT Spot
nominal; future easy; March. 7s; May.
is. W
CORN Spot, quiet: American, new. 4s
fd; American mixed, old. 4a ssi; futures
steadv; January. 4s tSd; March. 4a !Sd;
May, as 4d.
NEW TORK. Jan. 3 -COTTON-Spot
cluaed quiet, A points lower: middling up
lands, li.svc; miauiuig -111. i i . - u
sales
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 3 -COTTON-
Spot market closed quiet. Bales. 76 bales.
Ordinary'. tc; good ordinary, lsl-lsc: low
sniddiing. 10 la-lac; mlJdung. 11 s-lac: good
sniddling. 11 ls-lc; middling fair, ir-,c Re
celpta. ll.KC bale; stock. 1-7 "7 bauea.
ST. LaJl is, Jan. ;. 4vi iu.i wuiei;
middling USc. Sales, 4 bales; receipts, none;
Lahipments. 33s bales: stock. 42.M balee.
P LlVERPOoU Jan- IX COTTON Spot
market steady: American middling fair,
4sud. low middling. 4 lid; good ordinary.
t 4d. ordinary. I Tad. Th sales of the day
were t.'an bales, of which ks wer for spec-
ulatkin and export, and Included 4 e Amer-
lean. Keceipta. s.uhi oaiea. incimu g asv
bauea American.
fafra Market,
NEW TORE Jan. 3 fuf FEE The mar
ket lor future opened unchantred to 10
points higher oa a renewal of bull support.
hasVil sti liaht Bnxillaa rort recelpta and
eeeunuea report of a good Job lung de- J Ojemana on i!:e BUaraet tuOav for a t lla
ma nd Lurt pra rabies were barely up to ment rimuirement. The auppiy waa rather
expectaiiene and Europe waa a moderate Increased by the repayment ot t12 J out of
seller her, while tUo Paulo n-ceipta for tne . treasury btlla Dtacoun la were gru In new
day. aa reported by tlie later ratiara. were i of the uncertainty of the euttoek. Trading
heavier. This gradually eased iti market oa tn Block eatr.ar.ee geaeraiiy waa duii.
aad th close waa easy at unchanged pricse operator being caiefiy eagageal ta tn
ut a deeiin of 1 poll ta Ss ic 71 .tea) bag, (.erry-over. fauaineaa was ai.l. (.'onsois
IncUding Pebruarv. 4keinV: March. i were easy. Anervans o;ortl steady. The
T.tar; May. XljajTfcc; Juae. Ikurr J'rly 1 "4A i aaovemeeia at tas o;nn were uresjular
Tea-. August, 7 s-. kepienitoer. 7 4ieoi ao , ' aed ninaUy a..ht!y tuider partly, sui trmd-rx-tnber.
7 4W-; N"Ven.tr 7 ? ; Dml-r. "-g m fairly acuif In places, netabiy
7 4earT Ik. Aivl Riu. iuiel. No. tuoue.. 1 ss Wall atreet S-aj-u pais ioa rrr t weak'
Se. , aaed saurr u resputaw tu Nit lorn avaa-
NEW YORE STOCKS ANDBUNDS
lew EnfcalatiTt, Baring ted Ril;i'.Bf
Eie Go n 8 ds Ij Sidt.
BEARS ATTACK THE MAPKET VIGOROUSLY
Oaslaaght trim Oat
Lass Orders ail
laatp with
Rasa.
Many tsaw
Talaee
NEW TOR1C. Jn. a.-Th miked opera
tions cf new speculative buying In the
stock market and heavy selling to resllss
firoflts accrued went on side by sids todsy
n much the sains way as for seversl days
past. But the Selling to reslise effectually
overbore the new buying. When the bear
traders perceived the tendency of things
they attacked the market with great vigor
and their raiding tactics succeeded In un
covering targe stop loss orders placed by
peculativ holder below th market in the
fear thst condltlona were booming un
stable. With the reporting of stop loss or
dei -. declines beame quite precipitate and
tne tone more decisively reactionary tnan
for a long tlm past.
The scion cf the market had to oo n-
tir!y with technical conditions ana ume
sttention was paid to any news develop
ments. Th enormous liquidation In th
pat few dav. and especially that of yes
terday, has resulted In such large reduction
of concentrated holdin- af stock ss to
tie the hands of ths organised speculators
who hsre been able to control with such
skill the feeling of the market in such a
mi ss to save prices from damage. Th
sessions of th market were largely given
to con lecture concerning the Identity f
individuals or parties woo wr doing the
prlnrrfal selling. Conjecture pointed pretty
clesrly to quarters which havs been cred
ited with operations leading to some of
the most notable advances of the last few
da vs. It was concluded, therefore, that a
putpoee to sustain the market agalr.st sell
ing to take profits was th motive of thee
ad'-snces rather than any developments
regarding the value cf th properties. The
lack of anv news of such developments
aggravated 'the distrust in the movements
and fostered a conclusion that some of the
upward spurt of recent days were due In
effect to the transfer through the market
cf stocks from one hand to the other or
which the total Issue were in practical con
trol alreadv of the operators. There was
a growth of sentiment sure to be sroused
at tbe time of reaction in the atock market,
that the unvarying course of prosperity,
great as it may be, ha been discounted
"Tvs from'ran
in of the car ait
I Some'lnditfon'of a luu'ln"
sufficiently In the price advance airraajr v.-
IIIIWWI 11. V - "
aituation gave
some Indication of a lull In tne ousiness
expansion.
The unseasonably mna -
suggestions or aamage io tin -imvi
crop. The session or ins i nnea m;w
Workers convention kept allvs solicltud
over the labor outiooa in me
dustry. Signs of unsteadiness in the metal
market. especisHy copper and lead, threw
open to suspicion the very high level of
price OI BtOCSB Of OTiiilwni'-- .
In those Industries. An engagement of
tWKtOfiO of geld for shipment to Argentina,
marked th control of a gold supply in this
market fcr account of London. Foreign
chsiges. however, became easier and th
for time loans were nuu -j
notwithstanding. The market during in
latter part of the day showed ruliet by
liquidation ana naa uw o""" ." :T
to cover short sellers on today s decline.
Southern Railway, penver ruo wsnu.
ivinniin Fuel helDed the recovery by
the'r vigorous advancea and th closing waa
firm and var active. ,
dJL-.i. -7,. ...v Total aales Tier valu
t4 I'nited States fours advanced
per cent on call. . .
svi iom mi wers the sales and rang or
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Baies.High.Low Close.
Adams Exprees ;
. i -- m 111 MS lit
Aisnr.r: IIM 44H
An nfd
l'4
Ml
1(4
American Cotton Oil.
IM 42
41 i
do pfd
American Express...
Amer. H. A L. pfd..
km rs i MH
(.4U 4ci 444 44V
? 3KH ra 27
&. 4W 4 4a
American Ice
American Unseed Oil
do Dfd
Amer. Locomotive.... 7X.XW
73' wm
us
American S. A R f '
do Dfd 2.0"0 1S 1-V l-
Amer. Sugar Refin.... 7.) lol lfs -C
Atiicr. Tobacco, p. c. tou i itj
Anaconda Mining Co. J7S - IT? . fTIHi
Atchison JS.S1" MS M
do pfd t- i a
Atlanuc Coast Unt.. l1 1 Km1
Baltimore A Ohio
. Jl llaa lli
do pfd
) Ts " 9
KK 7141 47V 11V
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Cheaapeake A Ohio..
Chicago At Alton
do pfd
Chicago O. W
Chicago A N. W
C, M. At St. P
Chicago T. A T
7.H 17" 1744 H.7a 1
r
3,auo tr o
S
73
i
"s
734
lAl'S
17
JT.OtW 191 1SS
) 17 1H
do pfa
C. a. C. A St. L
Colorado F. A L
Colorado A Southern
do 1st pfd
do H pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Delaware A Hudson.
6.10 47 41
41
Ll ll4 107V 107V4
11. M)
Ml
71K
7S4
35Si
71V
suo
)
)
400
7W
72
5611
54H
181V 1-B
l.Sj 17H
17
"Ma
n
4,4
4V,
-SV-,
US
St
3
Bs"
Dels war. L- A W
Denver A Rio Grand
do pfd 4.SUI
Distillers' Securities. t.5)
En a
47
a-t
IC
74H
do 1st pfd
do W pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Pater.
do pfd
International Pump
do pfd ,
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd ,.
Louisville A Nash..
Manhattan L
Met, Securities
3 ICS
art) 7i
JV 17a
vi iY'
pa) 3
704 t
1. t"D SOV
7u0 H"
L 24
tu
Ca
) iJS
ft. 01 a) Vi
4 Kl
1U) 72
IS") ltj
2. HU0 74
im klSj
l.iaal 11
171
:S
k
24t
MS
3
US
r
lil
)S
124
its
Bis
lr
Mexican Central
Minneapolis A St- L.
M . St. P. A B. 81. M.
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri. K. A T
do pfd
National Lead
a 14 lsv
M.oal 1'tVSi o4i.
2.1w
71 7ZV.
la.ue
"s
If 3
4
S"'-
N. R R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Central
N. Y . O A W ...
li4 17S
B4 M,
... l.lert
Norfolk A Western
do pfd
North American ...
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
P . C, C. A St. I
Pressed 8te-l Car.,
do pfd
116UW
t.zn I'm, lo-, j.tj.
1.1M H 4
M.Ke) 147V, liS l4"S
t MSj li", 11
! Si
J.S0O i
v I'tS,
S -'k
414 14
17S l:S
144 741
1 1,
t S i
11S lli
Pullman Palace Car
:44
Reading
186,3V IM
1 i sav,
l.kw ;
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Ut L A S. P. Id pfd.
SC L Southwestern.
do pfd
lot
I4S
u
4S
17
..4
MS
CS
4
s
5
a
7S
-s
tin
7S
Southern Pacific ..
do pfd
Southern Railway.
do pfd
Tennessee C. A I..
Texas A Pacific ...
T. 8t. L A W ...
do pfd
I'nion Pacific
do pfd
t. S. Fxnress
.114.5a
1 llS UfS w-
m.v tis
41 S
7 ltr.' lot.
1S
KS
i
Jf-S
-
1JI
1
. lute
. L0m
in
.21.10
3u0
IV,
&s
17V
s
14
s
15-V,
S
C 8 Realty
C. 8. Rubber
do pfd
C 8 Steel
1
lee
a
new
114
4f.a
nr4 liss
S 45,
ins r
do pfd
Va.-Caro,- Chemical..
do pfd
Wabeah
do pfd
1
a4
55 aS
lta way nv, n
It
J4-
7S
4,
i4
n
si
1S
4
I Well. Fargo Prnresa
Westinchouse Elec...
western l moo ..
MS
?ci ii,
n C
1.1
47A 3
. -,
1 sr .
Hub iS
s
IS',
S
41
n
Weelln ALE
w laconsia Central
! do Dfd
, Northern Pacifc.
Central Leather
do pfd
aUues-SbefPeld
Total aaiea for th day. 1.KX1 sharea
Psre4a PtnnneUl.
j
I
I
LONDON. Jaa. tt Money eras in a. tlv
lug. recovered sharply and closed below
iie best quotation of the day 4 he a peak
a: hio was the feature Japanese Impe
rial a of 1H wers qjoted at IX V
PARIS. Jan. a Prices on the Bourse to
dsy were dull and undecided with Russians
tending upward A better tone prevailed
towards the close, but no business was
transacted. Russian Imperial 4a were
aueted at MM and Russian bonds of L4
at 46
BtRLIN. Jan 2S Prices In most depart
xsenta on the Bourse today were weaaer.
t.w Vers: Meaey Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. R MONET On call,
easy. tV54V per cent: highest rate. 4S per
cent; ru.lng rare. 4 pee cent: closing bid.
t per cent; offered at 4 per cent, tlm
koana. easy; s'xty and Blety days. 4H9
4 per cent: six months. 4fi5 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER MitH
STERLING EXCHANGE Ealer. with
actual business In bankers bills st t4 H71f8
4 7j0 for de-rand snd at U 0-t4 UK for
stxtv-dnv bills; peted rates. U 44i4.t4H
and t4 . commercial bills. U S3.
SILVER Dar. 5Hc; Mexican dollar.
BONDS Government, f.rm; railroad, easy.
The following wer the closing quota
tions on bonds:
r A. ref. 3a, raf
4o eospes
r X. n
4e eousos
C 8. e4 4a rc-
o evuena
t. . a. 4s. teg .
4e fwpfl.
la Tobacco 4a. .
. let-Siasaa at. M sertaa ..la
i-s 4 4 nft r:-
. IB 4 rtta
..m to M series ..
. lil L A N. sal 4s.
.11 Man. e. ( 4a ..
..1J4-, m Cemml 4s.
..: 4a 1M r
. S3 Mtsa A St U
..liH M.. K A T. 4
4t k
.. K. R R. sf M
H. T. C S, ISss
.JS44 it. J C. g hi...
. 1 Parttje 4s .
.. u
..114 . A w. c. 4a.
.. M O IL. rfds
"
lts
.... M
4S .. T
....ir.s
tt
4a. H4
.... 14
....111.
1
Tt
.... :4
Stcklaoa ses. 4s ..
4J 4a.
AtlaalM C. U 4s...
BaL A Ohis 4a ...
4s !
rk k T. t 4a ...
Cestral ef Oa. Is..
ss 1st lu
as M Isr
Se Id Ux- ...
Cbm. A Ohis ,
rhK-aeo A a t.
C. A s. ..
C. R. t. A P. 4a..
14 let's
. S Rei4iaf sea in
.lMt. L. A 1. at r ta li"'
.41 k L 1 I Ml B. H"
M 4t - L. S. W. . m ... t
. buar4 a. L 4a....
ml. ta
Be. Parltc 4t Mi
CCC. A St U t 4a ,.l4 s 1M 4 ctfa '
Cela la ta arr. A. HV lo RallwaT ta tit's
4e bm-i 1..-. SM, Ta A P la Hi's
Colaraas MI4 4a , T . St U A W. 4s.. M
Csle. A So. 4a. N, talea ParlSr 4a ltt
rba ta 17 do csbt 4 Hi's
D A k O. 4a I4ei r t Ileal M ta . ... t
mstillers' Am. is... 4 Waaak Is 11
In s 1. 4a r"1t to . B 74-4
4a (a 4. .. H Waters M4. 4a IS
nacaias val. 4H - 1st w A L. B. 4a II
lav's wis Ceatral 4a
Bestea fts-cat aad Sonde.
BOSTON. Jan. 3. Call loana. if per
cent; time loana, 4S651 Pr cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds:
Atckuea 4J. 4a 44 lAlleurs
4s 4a 10IV Ana.saaxat4 ...
Ilea. Ceatral 4a 7t nierMaa tlac
Atrhtsoa M4 Atlantlr
pl .1Mi Blnskaa
Boetos A Albaar rit Cal. A Herla....
Bastes derate lift Centenaial
ritcfcburg f4 14Ts ropser Raaae ...
Meilras Ceatral at Dair Wast
K T . S H A H . Sbl bowinloa Casl .
t'Blos Pactte UTt Prasklla
A mar Ars. Chcm. .. 11 Graabr
4s ptt as laia Roral
Abmt. Para. Taba..v M Maaa. Hiatal ...
Arnwr. Suaar lac, Micbtaaa
as pfj La) Mobask
Aar. T A T MH Moat. C. A C...
Amer. WtMlea 44 -a OI4 Denlaiea ...
4s f4 let Oaorela
. 4S4
.1101,
.
.
4
.711
"4
- c
. la
.
- JT
. it
"
. 144
. It
. a
. I
. '
.104
-LKwualoB I. A s ... r parrca 4vb
E41aoa Elsrtrtc Ills. .147 Uumcr Ut
(ieaeral Elet-tna 174 Skaansa I4t
ataev Electric , 11 Tamarack IBs
4s pfd u Tnnitr it
e Gas 4IH raltsS Copper 4
l altel Prolt 14t V. A Mlalas ... af
North Butte 4 f. g. oil I! a
C. A Steal 44 Ttak 44
4s pM ;.ni Victoria t
Wsetlas. eoaamea ... St Wlaoaa t
A4satar II Weiesnse 13
aid. -Aaked.
Leaden Cleataa; Iteek.
LONDON. Jan. 3 Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Consols Bwney .. t n-1 N Y. Ceatral litis
as aoeeaat St t it ksrtolk A W 3
Aaacooaa 14 ! Se pM M
Au-kians T Iftntano A W M
e pU .l7 Pisiiarlvaaia U-
Baltlnsra A Ohi 11 tv, IIM i
caaadiaa Psrlas
..U RaaSlBf tl4
.. 41V se 1st Bf4 4t
Cba A Onto
Chicago 0. W
C. M. A St. r
DsBsars
DeSTar A A. 0...
so p4
grls
4 1st pft
4 M pf4
lUiaeie Central ...
.. MS BoBtbsra Railway
..1 4s pf4
.. aIS 4eai.asra Paciflc
.. Intoa Paclftc ....
.. M so pfl
.. 41-b C. A Steal
.. 4 do pf4
t. Tr Wabaab
41 s
It
74
ll
lot
44
IliS
M
,1M e pf4
4tS
Iabumiu a. w- ,
St.. K. A T. 41 I
.Spaatab 4s
MS
SILVER Bar. steady. tOJ-ltd per ounce,
MONET-3ve4 per, cent.
Th rate of discount tn th open market
for short bills is lt-lRfljr per cent; for
three months' bills. SB," per cent.
Sew Tark Mlala Itaeka
NEW TORK, Jan. 3. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Aaama Cos it Uttl Ckiaf ..
A lira , at , Oatarls
Braere 4I lj)hir
Brsaswtrfc Cob 17 PlioeaU
CtoaaetorA Tunnel .... 9 PStasa
Cos. Cal. A Va ill tavas
Hom Stir sr 14S. - Sirrra NeTaaa
Iraa Silrsr 4M Small Hepaa .
LeaSTllls Caa siaDaar
Cftereu.
.. t
..Kit
.-474
.. 1
.. S
.. Jk
.. It
.. a
.414
Trestsry ttateaaent.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the -n.
jga erai fund, exclusive of the lloA.OWVDO gold
73 i reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
(414 ! P. 42.287.560; gold coin and bullion, ITt.127 -I
741- erild r-errlf.r.a tr 371 4il
Bask Clenrlags.
OMAHA. Jan. 3 Bank clearings tor to
day were tl.491.tK7.il. and for th corre
sponding dale last year. tl.ja.4n.72.
Want Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 3. WOOL The wool
! market la in a firm rtnstrion srlrh a falriv
H ( steady demand. The call for territory to
1'J suppiy stocis being so greatly depleted
Ji . that the selection Is poor. Florida wools
17H are firm. The price In the market range
as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania, X snd
J;1 abev. 14SJMsc: X. t34Mc: No. 1. DkaJkc;
P No. 2, tfitg-ric; nne unwaabed. 7S43Sc: OMar
' ter-blood unwashed, 214iSc; t Hree-elghtns
S blood. J3A47S4c; half -blood. ,trSc; fine
washed delaine. ITttaTSjC. Michigan, fine
- unwashed, Hfg&e quarter-blood washed.
jSL'tjJHc: three-eighths blood. 3B33ic:
1"S half-blood. SirtiTSc; unwashed delaine, 2e.
; Kentucky. Indiana. three-eighths snd
Jii quarter-bloqd. CO-. Idaho, fine, SdZIc:
1' heavy fine, 22jac; heavy fine. l!r?ic; fine
J medium. iati jsc; medium. 5o(i:.c; low
1 medium. r.Q'Xc. Wyoming, fine, 23$.Sc;
j heavy fine. Jff3tc; fine medium. SEtiTSc;
!! . medium. I27c; low medium. 277Jc.
"s Dakota and Nevada, fine. ar94r: heavy!
fine. ISn&Jjc, fin medium. 2S44c; medium. !
Is irr.c: low medium. 27w2c: Dakota gne.
ZZaiic: fine medium, 2U'iac; medium. ?Tio
Xm-: low medium. 27tiic Montana, line.
j luJrisr; fine averag. HC'aSc; fine medium
i choice. XTrasc.
BT fi .IK Jan "S - WOll 9l..Hi' -
4 I m-dium grade cornbing and clothing. S6aa
n; light fine. uipr.w; neavy hue. iJlr;
tub washed, ZSajAlS
LONDON. Jan. it The wool sales wer
postponed today on account of fog.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. IS. METALB There
waa an advance of about 7a 4d in the Lon
don tin market, with spot and futures cl s
Ing at 144 17s 4d. Lot-ally the market was
steady la tone, but pnoes were a shads
1. , k b a I ) h J , t '1, .1 1 A af It. '!r.i T, . 1.
1 former waa uncltanaed in Lrrdon with atiot
-S i quoted at 71 7s 4d and futures at t7 7s 0d
S i Lxaily ths market was without quotable
chuf1" lak and elet roll uc are quoted
at CtOueifW. and casting at r.k0. Lead
waa Is 3d higher st 14 lis td in London.
TLe local market was steady, with quoii.
tions ranging from latai to 17jo. Shelter
was aleo a shads higher In London, closing
at 7a d. Locally the market was qut-t
at tV4oti4i. Iron was lower at is 7d for
standard foundry and Ua llSd for Ottirml
warrants. Lucally the market waa un-ctiang-d-
No. 1 foundry, northern, til 74i
It us: No. 2 foundry- northern. I. S iB It tj.
No. 1 foundry, southern tlkSu4jlA7a. No. 1
foundry, southern, tl "-fill 3
ST. Lfll lS Jan. 3 METALS Lewd, mar
ket steady, U 74sa.la Spelter, firmer. M 4-t.
tEU E9TATK TstAVSPERt.
Delia Davtes and husband to Ells
worth Willis, sublot 3 of sublot 7 of
lot t. in -15-13 t 1.14
Ida M. Col and hu abend to J. C
Wharton, tract In sw', swi v 14-13
and tract In awS n't le-14-U
Charles Turner te Tso4j;aa Otiia lots
4. i and 4, block I. S irrir lt p-a-e
P. Wharton Hippie to H. 8. Carter.
44 ft lot 2. block IU. Omana
Frank J. Kasfar. jr.. to Agnes S:ms
naa. lot t. bIo k i. Maxwell s 2d add
to South Omaha
Same ta same, tract ut ae), ne, 1-1 4-' 3
Church ef the Sacred Heart of Omaha
to William H. Pat ton. lot 12. block 4,
Sulphur Springs
O. W. Soott and trtf e al to Lucy C.
Harding, lots 1. 2. H A i. M. 71. S3 and
24. block 11 and other lota. Went Al
brlght Aden la Rotter and huabaAd to William
. AV Hcawn. lot A block, a. Besua park
add
Fannie L Murphy to WVllaxa B- Long,
lot A block Mi PWlnvtew ......
Wllnin AV Stringfsileat et al ta.asvtpe.
4.1-Jt
l.We)
ai, lot t. block 10. Plain vie w . ,
Jot. a A. Moore to narah J. Merrww.
lot S. Buell place at
a. J. LVrmody aad wife to Cart H.
Bloom, lots t aad ft. block ft, BTrl-.
I er a place t
OMAHA LIVE STOIR MARKLT
Cattla Trtd Tory Slow ud Weak to Ti
(tn'i Lotrtr.
HOGS OPEN STRONG AND CLOSE LOWER
Desirable Pat kheee aad Lassba Pre
Hellers at Seed kteady Prices
Inferler aad Halt Pat
(iradea View Sals.
SOtTH OMAHA. Jan. C 1A
Recelpts were; Lottie, nog Sneer
OfhtUI Mondsy
Official Tuesday t.w
Two cays this week.. t.JSt
Same das last week... 1154
Sam days week before.. I &Jt
earn three weeks ago., a,
bame four weeks ago... 1 -4
Same days last year.... t.174
4li
t.suo :.)
1155 a.x
i:.rt
U.ak7 '."t
rt :.m
tJ 4it
17. U i-1
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The foilcwicg labia snows me receipts ot
cattle. hr and sheep st South Omaha
for th year ta date, com pared with last
ar;
Cattle
Hog a
bfceep
1
15 Inc.
a. ill 4.41 .'
U;.l 141KS 14.ee J
lflJ.TtH u.m U.
RANGE OI' PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha U.lwy.0 $4 sous o
Chicago i 4Ja 4,ava4
Kansas City Kgw e.wios
BU i-4MUS I.mi..4 i.H
tuouk City a.sv.au iM.Ci '
TUESDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
Ths foiitieiua list suoas in number of '
car of stocaeis and teeoers snipped to ths '
country yssieruay and tneir poima of aesti- j
nation. !
CATTLE. Cars.
H. Hart A T.. Bnenanaoah. la Wab ... t
H. P. Oelncns. benton. Neo. L. P 4
J. W. jonnson. v asiungton. Neb. K. k. . 1
jarces Ryan, Arlington, Neb P. E 1 1
atyrtne rroa.. Ter.uanl. la. G. W 1
M. Malone, palmyra. Neb. J .. 1 I
James coiuaon, Arcadia, la. N. W, t !
J. B. Coiliaon. Arcadia, la N. W 1
CAiTLK VILOTATIONS.
Th following win snow wie prl?es paid
for the dinerent ainas of cams on ths
bouth omana market:
Good to choice cornfed steers 14 SVg5 SO
Fair to good cornfed steers 4 4aq4 W
Common to lair corniea steers 1 j4 40
Good lo cnoice cows and neiiers a.u4so
Fair to good cows and heifers : wmiJa
Canners and cutters 1.7ag.aS
Good to cnoioe Blockers and feeders l.ia-u4.a
Fair to good Blockers and ieeuers.l ul t
Common to fair Blockers and teed a Z-wia
Buns, stags, sic iLZhulli
Oood veai caive s.Aaua.ti
Tne following table shows th avera-
prlc of bogs at Bourn Omaha for toe last
several Baa. witn comparisons :
Dat. mt ,lKi.il4.il9C.,Itat..l)l.:XtUv.
Jan. U...IIB I 4 43 4 7 41' m 4M
Jan. 14... I 4 4U 4 7?' t U; a 14;
Jan. U...I I 9HI , 4 41, S t 26, 4
Jan. 14.. .j i 4 iZ, 4 74, 4 li i ill 4 at
Jan. t 24 I 4 Hi I I M i;! I 1H I
S ba S ITI i SfM 4
Ji. IS.
s
4 DOI 4
4 ifi I 4 ss
3! i K7 1 4 4i
Jan. It...
Jan. i...
Jan. XI...
Jan. a...
Jan. A...
i
s tl
t IS
4 AT, 4 Ck, 47i Hi I I &4
4 is 4 7j as; lal 3 St
I 4 S. 641 Itt' i U 4 64
i 4 (t 4 U; , I U. I lii I at
Sunday.
The official number of cars of atock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle, HogtSaeep H'r a
C, M A St. P. Ry... J
Wabash t
Miasourl Pacific 4
2
f
22
12
li
I'. P. System 40
14
C. A N. W.. east U
C. A N. W.. weat 41
I . ot tr., a. a u m
v., z. at tasi a
C. B. A W , west a . -Jt
C. R. L A P. east.... I
C . R. L A P., west.. 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Great West.. .. '4
It
Total recelpta 1st is
24
The disposition of the day s recelpta was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle, Hoga. Sheen.
Omaha, Packing Co..
a u l.iea 1.123
Bwift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Van Sent A Co
Carey ........
Lobman A Co
W. L Stephen
Hill A Bon
H amnion A Rothschild.
. S3
l.tow
LX
2.41 LXM
i;iU4 lsa
tt
tl
K
Jk
ti
"ii
t
r
Kingan A Co
Mike Haggerty
Bol Degaa
) J. B. Root A Co,
t Bulla A Kline
410
Shendan Meat Co
8. A 8
Other buyers
at
tat
7BU
Total 4.517 t.2tl 4 7M
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were consid
erably larger than expected this morning
and larger than any day since Wednesday
of two weeka ago. The receipts were made
up almost entirely of cattle shipped In for
beer. totn steers and cows. The trade as
a whole was nor in any too good snape.
the general situation not being as favorable
to th selling Interests as yesterday.
Th trad on beef steers waa alow to
open, owing to the fact that with a good
many on aal buyers seemed to feel like
taking their time tn filling orders. Hence
it was lste before they got out into the
yard a and still later before they got down
to business after they did get out. First
bids were generally lower than yester
day, and. although sellers seemed de
termined to hold on for steady prices,
they could not make it. The trade finally
developed Into a slow and weak t) 10c
lower market.
Cows and heifers wer tn very Isrge sup
ply, there being not far from seventy cars
cf thst kitid of cattle tn eight. Buyers fol
lowed the same tactics as did the steer
buyers thst Is. they hung off and did not
make a etsrt until lata, and even then
they did not move very rapidly. The re
sults were the same as with steers, the
market being slow to luc lower, snd it was
very late before very much business was
done
Blockers and f-eders were in very light
supply, and aa there was the usual good
demand "he trade was quite brisk and
prloea fully as k'.rong as yetserday. Rep
resentative kales'
"a.
t..
BEEF BTEERA.
srt. Pt wt Pt
..410 t IS 1 1MI 4 9
.11 t Tl t 1111 4 la
.. tl I Tt T Ilk 4 W
..IIM 1 71 a IK 4 M
.. IT! t Ti U UK 4 M
.. t4 I I HIT 4
.. tot I tt 11 r.O 4 tt
.. in 1 11 im 4 s
. l- 4 4S IT )4 4 14
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HOGS Receipts of nogs were quit lib
eral, there being 14 cars reported In. The
market, while it opened IV higiier on an
average than yestetday s market, was not
to th liking of sen era The trade was
slow at tne advance and some of the
heaviest packers held bark and wouid not
psy It. This mesnt thst as soon aa som
of the more urgent orders were filled snd
before a good many salesmen had a ehanc
to unload the market weakened off and be
came very slow and dull at no better price
than yesterday. It looked very much as if
some of the heaviest packers were acting
on the bear side, with th Idea that price
re already high enough, or else they were
looking for 1 reaction In the market- What
ever mv have been the cause. It was evi
dent that some of the buyers had orders
lo pay no more than steady prices It was
verv 1st before a clearance was finally
made.
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SHEEP Receipts at this point were very
moderate this morning for a Tuesday, lit
tle more than half the number of sheep snd
lambs being reported In todsy tnaa were
here yesterday Ths quality was on an
average about the same as yesterday that
is. made up largely of unfinished stuff,
with only a sprinkling of right good loads.
There wa a very fair demand this morn
ing for desirable fat sheep snd th market
on that kind waa reasonably active at
prices that did not show sny material
change as compared with yesterday. Good
yearlings sold up to . and right good
ewes aa high as tS. The common and
medium kinda of sheep snd lambs were
rather slow sale and while perhapa they
were no lower they certainly were no
higher: on th contrary, the feeling was
if anything weak.
While the market was not parucuiany (
active at anv stsge. It waa sufficiently so
to effect a reasonably early clearance The
market as a whole was not in bad shade, but
it m-miM imniiMiiAMhl-r be better If there
were not so msny common to medium kinds
of half-fat sheep and lambs coming for
ward. . .
Quotations for fed sheep ana lamas are
rniinei, nnA tn choice lamos. Colo
rado. 17 0OG7 3; good westerns. t7 t"-2;
good vearllnrs. t?. "' I": good wethers.
tS5t6cV75; ewes. 14 753630
Quotations for feeder sheep and Jambs:
Good feeding lambs. tRTMJvvMl; yeavrllnra.
t4 7i05.1ft: wethers. 14 Soft V; ewea. HTsty
4.S0; breeding . t4.5-.-4J. 00.
Representative aales:
No. At. Pr
1 western cull ewes 94 4
lf Colorado cull ewes M 4 40
western fed ewe 1 ? so
Ml Colorado ewes i"
2S1 western ewes 1"4 J
Sid western ewes 1'
nstive ewes f
14 western ewea 14 1
191 western ewes 11" 3 15
ZT western -wethers 18 t 3S
7H western sheep and yearlings VI I ft
211 western yesrllngs 101 s
51 western cull lambs 4
33 western cull lambs 7a 4 75
IW western ewes 13 IS
nt western ewes M 4 f
415 western ewes ! 4
SJ Nebraska wethers ft 5 75
17 western lambs 71 ft 7S
178 western lambs 71 ft Ti
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET
rattle Steady Hega ftreaa- tn Five
Cents Higher Sheep Higher.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3 CATTLE Receipts,
4 oi bead; market steady: b-eves. 13 .0
e5S5: cows and heifers. 11.4194 80; Blockers
and feeders. 12 $6 40: Texans. Ufrsi iO.
HOGS Receipts. 3.000 head; market
strong to ic higher: mixed and butchers.
B ftii.7S: rood hesvy. IE 5f.6.70: rough
heavy. K.4i'6i.0: light. tS S5i ku; pigs. MX
!.: Vulk of sales. KVieiisU.
SHEEP AND LAMB! Receipts. ll.(v
head: market lCxjjlLc higher, sheep. t3.75Sja.W;
lambs, ti.(ir7 .
tCnnaaa City Use tteefc Market.
KANSAS CITT, Jan. 22. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1A700 head. Including 4 head south
ems; fed steers. barely steady; cows,
strong: stockers snd feeders, l(al5c higher;
top natives. 15 75: top quarantine, t4.h:
choice export and dressed beef steers, t&oe-j
4.n; fair to good, ti .kfifrfi.fa): western fed
ateers, tS S"! bu: stockers and feeders, ti.75
474 T; southern steers. U.t4 75: southern
cows. t2.2Srit.75: native cows. fco:S4 15: na
tive heifers. t2Olj5.00: bulls. 12.5utia.S5;
calves. t3.a7 a.
HOGS Receipts. It head: market
steadv; top. Kill; bulk of sales S3 40Q5.&0;
heavy. Si.Jfc: packer, 4o4j5.54; pigs
and Itrht, t4 Rbrt.4a.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipts. .
head: market strong to ! higher: top
lamia 17 at: native lamba. 15.754t7.50: west-
een lamha KTlflTJI : ewes and vearlina-B.
U'Mttill western fed veanlrurs. K 5h6 5w:
at eMem fed sheep, tt 2a?-up; stockers and
feetlers. n.2rf4-75.
Irs Terkt Live Staeat Market.
v-d-to vop K Jan a. BFFVFS He-
. Vrrir- JtZ- .ZtJZrZJr.'
kit feeling dull; exporis today. 74i' head J?cy g-keye. F.. tl .: wroinea S-'.U
cattle tomorrow head cattle al head S-mustsrds. t-a"&l If , i;t pota-
See'r.nrsrterrof WL ' 1 LTJ "r' VlT' Tk
CALVES-RecelpU. 42 head, market for ' kortrt l'. . wbn"ri - T.-
veaT. steady at .0-3t: no barnyard or h"J itle- Pera
I western calves. nominally j.BA "lr-
aresBeo caives aiow. nil uie.-u , .
falo advlcea; medium and light state hogs
i quoted at . . If.'j4 5
SHti.1- . .t .rLpL.
head, market for sheep steady, lambs slow
but hardly uuotable lower: sheep. !4.v
I 'M. lambs. 17 (oiAOO: culls. 15.50174 00.
t. Lanls Live Sleek Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. U. CATTLE Receipt,
lata head, includirg l.mi head TexaTa.
market hirher: native shlopirg snd exnr.rt
steers. tt.frSKl 0f; dressed beef and hotelier
steers. P 7a4i5.a; steers under l.'i lb .tl Oo
414 40; stockers and feeders, t? 5"til 75: roar 4
and heifers. t2.i"64 2S. canners. I)7i4:t:
bulls. !2.5al 75: cilees I2.r04 75: Texas and
frdian steera. C.75ft4.i; cows and heifers.
tio 4ll S
HJili Receipts. 4.oj head: market
higher; ptgs and lights. 14 "5i5.tift: packers,
tr, iVo5.ui. butchers and best heavy, pied
' SI'EEP AND IVMPS-Recelpts. 1 "-
I head; market stronr . nativ mutton. 15 Hrn
m: iareis p, - em:e im iu' - 1
4i4 U: stockers. 0te52.50: Texans. t2.Olr74.OO.
St. Jatetk Live ttavrk Market.
PT. JOSEPH. Jan 'J. CATTLE Reeeloi
I ! t.4 head; market steady to at rone: natives.
: U-Ti"'-'!. cows andh'i;ees. i;.'.Ki75. stock -,
ers and feeders. t..ou4 IA.
KO;S Receipts. i.sU head: market
' HMdr; ligbt. 15.a546 ti; medium and heavy.
I.' 4"S .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts t.771
head, "-r ye 1 steady to strong, iarr.ba, 17 15,
ws. K XI
Inns rity Live ataek Market.
BIOUX CITY. ta . Ja- 22 -iPpecial Telt-
gram.V TATTLE Recelrta. 140 head, mar
1 ket weak: beat stockers steady: beeves.
. I2sb.40; cow bulls stid mixed, t-' 5o-94 ;
' iu- ,rr, srvj ',-n. .,9V w, cmjves ana
j yexrllres, t2 6011 5f.
! HOiS Refetfta, 1 7n head: market ic
! hix-ier. selling at 15 Xat CS: balk of sales.
iiu.a
ttck la Slgkt.
Receipts tf live il-'l at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
t attls. Hos-a.
8b
"-ut h Omaha
SUui Cltv ...
Kansas ilty .
' inntrVrfr.i aili-c peaches. LTSC choice M iir pthe. Uc;
'WZi:. nearly a.l for i tf-y ;.l;w . 17Sc $?g;
- slaughterers: market feeling firm on Buf- V'Unry rown "Simu:
, 1 k v HniiMrf- f, ,rtp eMreaaea mt i
, a.') t V. 7.i i
2 jo 1.7'rt . . . '
11.7-aj 12 4 -tatl
t.4 i .7a i
2.i- 4 imi l.tan I
- 4.tw 25 a lL'S j
jutut o.out an!
I 9i. 'J--lMa ....
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CMc-k.su
Total
nans and Vaiaatet.
NEW YORK. Jan 72 -Sl"GAR-Raw.
Bort.ir.al' fair rearing. 11-14V. centrifugal. 9t
teat 1 je-lkc; molaaaes sugar. :c. Re nr. so.,
teiadl : No. 4 ; No. 7. 4 15c. No. 4. 4iiie,
No t. '. No. it 4r. No. 11. 7 c: Na 12.
No. 12. late. No. 14. I4ve. eon-
fectlonert A. 4 trv mould V tflr-c: etil lo.
&..; crushed. 14. drred. 4X'. gran
ulated, t'- c. cuVe. 4 -e-
MOLASE Firm. New Orleamt opt
kettle, feir lo rrvM-e. Atiilc
NEW ORLEANS. Jen Jt SI'GAR Mar
ket rirm: open t:le. .S I'.r. orn kett
centnfurl- .tV'S'"- '-entrlf niral white. J
c, yellows t U5C. Scor.d, '4l.1V
MOLAi"SES Open keu. srsjtftc. eenfrlf
ugal. rtlJlc
SYRl P-i7r.
OMAHA WHOLKtlLf. M4PIKET.
rendltlen nt Trad lit QeMallsas en
staple aad Paaey Predeee.
T7GGS Receipts lil-eral. candled stock
easy st ltc.
LIVE Pt'CLTRT Hen Sc: old rooa;.
era. ic; turkeys. MJIjc. ducks, l'kr. y i.nf
rrvetrti ic: seeae.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. LCii!:
eld toms. lfrllc: cMf-ken. iewllc: old rtot
ers. 7c; ducks, llillc; geese, Hj l"c
BUTTER Parking stoca. ic: choice te
fancy dniry, l4lc: creamery. attVyc;
prints. 21 Sc.
HAY Trices nuoted bv hmthi Fei1 co-n-pany:
No. 1 upiand. f7 "W7.! medium, t" Jt
C7'0: coarse. Hit-'.iSi''. iV straw, t .v
BRAN Per ton. tii-OO.
HIDES. PEJ.T3 AND TALLOW N 1
green hides, IPc. No. 2. tc ; No. 1 safed.
i:c; No 2. 11 Sf: green bu'l Mdea c.
cured. Plilor; dry hides li-:-.. I torse hi.lct:
Ijirye. ti25; small, t! a. 8ieep peits, es. It.
v-4jtl.75 Tallow: No. 1, 4c: No. t Io;
rough, ISc.
TROPICAL TRUITS.
DATE8 Per box of If l-Ib pkg,. tl. Hal
lows en. In -Ib. boxes per r . i'y: Saver,
per lb.. 6c walnut-stufferl, 1-lb. pkga. t: per
dos., l-!b boxes, tl.
C'RANG E8 : liforn U navels, an lutes,
(2.7S; choice navels. IXdA
LEii' i.Sii I.imonieis. ext- fancy, six.
tl 2J: AM tc 180 aiaes. P .
FIGf5 California, per H'-ib. carton. 75f4&r;
imported Bmyrna. three-cronn. 12c: six
crown, 14c.
BANANAS Per medlum-stzed bunch, ti 7i
HtJb: Jumbos. tT-VtiMn
1 A NGLR1N ES Florida, per box of about
13. ta.
(RAPE FRUIT-Florida, per box. I7.i;
California, per box. t j 7.0u.
FRUITS.
PEARS Lawrence and Mount Vernon,
CM)
APPLES California nePBowers. tl 40 per
bu. box; Ben Davis tl 7$ p-er bu. box; Wlne
sains, tt-'Xi per bu box: other varieties. 12. 4)
per bu. ; New Tork applea. 14 71 per bbl.
fRANPERRIES Jerse-. llS.ht '-r bhl.
GRAPES Imported MaSgss. tt4va.
OLD VEGETABLES
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu..
tec; South Dakota, per bu . 'c
ONIONS Home-grown. veiiw and red.
per bu, Sic; Span'-h per crate, tl 5u; Colo
rado, red and e,;or, per titi . tl.0.
NAVY R EA NS Per bu.. ti(.
LIMA BEANS Per lb, JSc
CABBAOK-Home-arown and Wisconsin,
in crates, per lb. Sc.
CARROTS PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS -Per
bu . -&75c.
CELFR Y Kslsmsxoo, per dot, Jftc.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per J-ba.
bbl.. tl PV
NW VEGETABLES
TOMATOES California, per crate of Jt
lbs . 7 50.
wax bkans Per hamner e: about n
I b net. tl SO
0TR1NO BEANS Per hamper or about
lbs net. O0"64-0"
EX1 PLANT Florid . per dot.. n.7i58
GREEN PEPPERS- Florlds, per hamper
pf shout in doa, t350
TITINIP Louisiana. Hot bunches. 75e.
8HALLOTT3 Louisiana, pcrdoa. banchet.
toe
HEAD LETTtTE Tulslans, per bbl..
tS -6in no; per dox heads, tl 00.
LEAF LETT! CE Hothouse, per bo of
12 to li heart-. c.
nvrMHF.RR-Hothouse, per dox.. tint
radishes Hotnrus, per dos- ouncnes.
fOe
MUHHROOMS-Hothouse. per lb..
toe.
BEEF CUTS
No. 1 rib. Dc; No. 2 no. lSc; No. 2 ni.
TSc; No. 1 round. 7Sc: r!y. 2 round. V:
No. 2 round, so; No. 1 loin, KHc No. Z
loin. 12c; No. 1 loin, tc; No. 1 plate. 4S-
No. 2 plate. 4c; No. 1 plate, Ic; No. ,
chucks. 5Sc; No. 2 cnucks, 4Sc; No. S
chucks, SSc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. tJ-75; per bbl.. fte.T.
HONEY New. per 24 lbs,, 12 50.
CHEESE Swiss, new. lie; Wisconsin
brick, lie; Wisconsin limberger. lJSi twui.
lac: young" Americas. liSc
NUT8 Walnuts. No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. lSc: hard shells, per lb.
131-c Pecans, large, per lb, 14c; small, per
lb.. 12c Penu?s. per .c; roasted, per
lb., tc. Chill walnuts, per lb.. UTtUSc- Al
monds, soft shells, per lb., l.c; hard shells,
per lb, lie Bhellbark hickory nut, per
bu, 12.25: large hickory nuts, per bu., tl-60.
Chestnuts, per lb., lie. Cocoaaui. 14 54 per
sack of la . .
FRESH FISH Trout, lit: halibut. We;
pickerel, dressed. 7c: white bass, lie: sun
fish. tiTc; perch skinned and dressed, tc;
piks. 10c; red snapper. 11c; aalmon. 11c;
crapplea. fgDc; eels. 15c; black baas. 27c;
whlteflah. 12c; frog legs, per dox.. 5ec; lob
sters, green. 23c; boiled lobsters. 27c: blue
fish lie; herring. 4c; Bpsnlsh mackerel, lac;
haddock. 10c: shrimp, tl .OOtjl.SO per gal ;
smelts ITc; cod. lie; fresh standard o
ters. fl 40 per gal.; shcil oysters, tl 'vy
; Oft per 1"; little neck ilams. 11.50 per 1
SI'GARf! Granulated cane. In bbl,., ta.Mk.
granulated cane, in sacks, tiul; granulateU
beet, in sacks. M-SU.
8TRUF lr irrls. Zis per gal.; cases.
lo-ib. cans. II ftw; esses, 12 i-lb. cans.
C W: esses. 21 2S-lb. Csns, tl .
COFFEE R" lasted: No. 3. 21 So per lb.;
No. IV per lb.; No: 25. lSc per lb.;
No. 20. loS tier lb.; No. 215. lISc per lb.
FIXL"R 1 wholenalel Beat high grsde Ne
braska per cwu, 17.10: best hlsb grade
patent Minnesota, per est, C 40; straight
patent Nebraaka. per cwu, $2 00; second
patent Nebraska. tl.M.
CURED FISH Family whitefish. per S
bbl., lw lb.. t4.50; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., 200 lbs.: Blraters. tJ.-. ro. 1. Us.tw;
No. X r0: No. S. t uo; Irish No. 2.
tl7 00. HarrlnT. In bbls, 208 lbs. each: Nor
wsv. 4k. F-luO: Norway. 3k. tU.iw: Hol
land, mixed. 171 50. Holland herring, la
kess: Milkers. uc; kegs, mixed, 7oc.
BROOMS Ns. 1 carp;. t3.5. No. I
carpet. 1X40: No t plain. 2.25.
CANNK.D OXOD8 Corn, standard west
ern. 5nvwc; Maine. !-.: turaauies, -ir.
rana. tl.25al au: 1-lb. tTHctltl i. Pi ne
appls. grated, z-in . ai.uo4n.jo. sncea. si.a
I jtyj; gallon apples fancy, till; Ca!l-
J f'niui apricots, 11 r22.t'; pear a. tl-Tsi
' peaches, fancy. 11.7(2.40; 14. C.
! peaches. I2.0l4j2.50: Alsska salmon, red,
' ii IS: nlnk. Ska;: fancy Clilnook, F.. C.10:
I rVlBAB iTrn trm-TTK f..,e
Sc: fa 'icy
lei ralin. 7c; 1-crjwn. 7c; J-crown. ic;
; choice seeded. In LNoE. cartons. 7,c; east
. I ,. ct,.rri-. 17c: New York evao
1 m ii t emw iiisiui in i-iu. cariona.
cratei bl.ick raspberries. 25c: fancy pears.
choice, lie; fancy nectarine, tc;
fsncy spneots. USc; choice royal. H",c;
nallowe en dates. iSc: glace citron. 17c;
candied, luc; lemon. 14Sc; orang. 14Sc
Oil aad Resin.
NEW YORK. Jan 3 -OILS-Cotronseed.
irregular; prime crude, nominal ar 13)ZIe.
Petroleum, steady; refined. New York. f7 du;
Pluliidelpliia and Baltimore. 17 55: Philadel.
Ph and Baltimore, in bulk. S. Turpen-
tine, quiet at 7Sc.
PRIVATE WIRES
Von Dorn Grain Co.
Member
Chicago Board of Trait
Crniht CrtmEicbtnp.i
Grain and Provisions
Rouarht and sold for cash or fcture delivery
Receiver aad Shippers,
nt and 70 BOARD OF TRADE BUXs.
TeL Uu. OUAiiA.
I
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OIVIOKNO PATtMO
r- rnrrtr rrnftr
J CKIFPLE CKLLK MOCKS
DVeehly Market Letters ea ApplleeUen
HENRY SACHS
(Tormeily of Boaiaa)
MEMBEn.
Colaras Spfinrs Mialnj S o k Lickaa's
rant ieesl teat taiUISf. (san ss Ssjct,Xaav
aasasnaBisa.' tWeane't Vaasssi faaft. Baa tas
Ste ir "test kaasaal task, ( f sttsa asrngi
F. D. Day & CoT
Bealese In
Stock. Gran, Provision
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