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TTTE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1907.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
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firm Undertone ia Wheat, Altbonch
Cleao it Unonanced.
FOREIGN WEAKNESS PREVENTS ADVANCE
Heeefvte Light, Especially la the
Hkwwt, Vim Tkn Is 4eea
DmhI far Oaak Article
Cera HstkM Firm.
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OMAHA, January 11, 1807.
Although prlcea were unchanged at lh
end of tha session, tbera waa a firm under
tone la wheat today.
Receipts were light aa compared with laat
year tha greatest falling oft bring In tha
northwest, where tha cash article waa In
good demand at advanced price. Option
prices were kept from advancing to a large
extent by the fact that IJverpool waa lower
In tha fao of aa advance In America yes
terday. Predictions of mow and rain for the
winter wheat bait waa a favorable bit of
new. Argentina sleipments were not large,
but reports Indicate condition favorable
to an increased movement.
Corn waa Inollntd to bo strong, especially
the May, due to buying of that month by
heavy operators. May opened lower, but
advanced to yesterday' clone. Receipt
were not quite as large as expected, and
estimates for tomorrow ara smaller.
Wheat receipts were 818,000 bushels and
Shipments 284,000 bushel, against reoelpU
laat rear of 440.000 bushels and shipments
f 1W,K0 bushels. Corn receipts were
WX buahels and shipments 4t".0n0 bushels,
against receipts last year of 6.0o bushels
and shipment of 4S2.000 bushels. Clear
ances were 818.834 bushels wheat. 10,717
bushel corn, 11.675 buahel oats, and flour
and wheat equal to 600.0UO bushel.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Hd lower
on wheat and unchanged to Hd lower on
corn. .
Argentina shipments of wheat wars 736.000
bushels; corn shipments were 1.138,000 bush
els. Bradntreet's weekly clearance were
1.2M.O0O bushel corn and flour and wbaat
equal to 4.O73.O0O bushels.
While the weather continues favorable,
shipper of oats ara said to be holding
them back and using their cars for corn,
aa conditions sre better for shipping corn
and every one Is afraid of It not keeping
while oats can be marketed at any time.
This la one of the explanations for a da
crease In movement of outs of lata.
Local range ot options:
Artlclea.1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. j Tea?
M'hear-) I I I I
May... 62 Bl BSHBI O B fl&HB 69B
torn- '
0jMy... 88 Bl 88HAI 88 B SStfcA 8SB
May... 84A) M A341TB 25 a S4A
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. KHWe; No. S hard,
fWHi7c; No. I hard. 445 i'.4c ; No. 4 hard,
G7jitV4c: No. t spring. G3tt7Vc
CORN No. t, 36a6Vic: No. I yellow, is
tJSnVic; No. I white, 3oi0ia
OATS No." a mixed. 824i321Jo; No. I white,
83c; No. 4 white, S2o.
KTK No. a. 6ic; No. 8, S7H.
Carlot Kecelpta. ,
Wheat. Corn. Oats
tThlcago M ill
Kansas city
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
BL Louis
22
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.. 23
.. 68
.. 23
28
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CHICAGO GRAM AXD PROVISIONS
Feataree cf the Trading aad Closing
Prices on Board ul Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11. Reports from Argen
tina that the wheat crop of that country
will exceed previous estimates weakened
the local wheat market today. At the
close wheat for May delivery was off a
shade. Corn was up He. Oats were un
changed and provisions were 641 20c lower.
The advices from Argentina offset a
number of bullish reports from the north
west and caused an easier feeling In the
pit for the greater part of the day. Re
ceipts In the northwest continued small
and severe snow blockades on the railroads
banished hope for any immediate Increase
movement stocks at Minneapolis Increased
only 46,ooo bu., compared' with an Increase
of l,3t8,0u bu. for tne same day last year.
In the southwest conditlona were declared
favorable for the growing crop. Demard
was slack and trading quiet throughout
the day. The market closed steady. May
'opened a shade lower at 7'c, sold between
SttftTtUsc and 74V,'l4'7t,c and cloaed at 7to.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 6!tf.800 bu. Primary receipts were 178,000
bu., against 640.OUO bu. for the same day
last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 266 cars, against
4M last week and 444 cars one year ago.
Trading In the corn pit was very quiet
and prices held steady throughout the day.
Unsettled weather In the corn belt strength
ened the market somewhat. Trading was
confined almost entirely to commission
houses. The cloee waa steady. May opened
unchanged to a shade higher at 4H43o
to 43c, sold between 43Ho and 4343v.o
and closed at 4.',(fc 48Tc. Local receipts
were 283 cars, with none of contract grade.
The feeling In the oata pit was somewhat
easier, but prices showed little change.
Bnvall holders were chief sellers and cash
liousea the leading buyers. May opened a
hade to He lower at 3&e to Sti'o'Jic,
sold at 3c and closed at S6Sc. Local re
ceipts were 138 cara.
Provisions were weak on selling by local
longs who were actuated by the fact that
the local receipts of live hogs were much
larger than had been expected. At the
clone May pork waa off 20o at tl.42H. Lard
was 5c lower at W.46. Ribs ware down 10c
at 19.00.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
ST. cars; corn, 211 cars; oats, 108 cars: hogs,
23.000 head.
' The leading futurea ranged aa follows:
Artlcles.l Open.) High.l Low. I Close. Y eg' y..
Wheat
May
July
Corn
Jan. May
July
Oats
Jan. Mar
July
Tork
Jan.
May
July
Lard
Jan. May
July
Ribs
Jan.
May
July
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Caah quotations were as follows;
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, 83.200
a0; winter straights. 33.00Sj3.40; spring pst
ents. $3.7tia(: spring straights, $2,104(440;
bakers, 82.3M2.80.
WHEAT No. t spring. 7517?: No. I
prlng. 456T8C: No. 2 red, TljT2c. -
CORN-No. X. 4c; Nia t yellow, 41c.
OATS-No. 1 ss c; Nc3t white. 88c; No.
I white, 84 35 4c
RYE No. , fflc.
HARI.KY Fair to choice malting. 48065c,
8EKD8-N0. 1 flax. $1,134; No. 1 mirth
western. $1 tA,. Prime timothy. 34.35.
Clover, contract grade, 814.09.
PROVtSION9-hort rlba. sides (loose)
$8 5iia T4. Mess pork, per bbl.. $1510. Lard.
Cnr Short clear aides (boaedK
Keoetnti and shlDmenta nf A
fjaln: ... Rcelr.t. Shipment-.
r n'ai, uifis.tMMtiMi
Wheat, bu
Jin, bu
Oh IS, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu
30. 70
19.5ilO
8.50
.as.
.183.UU0
14 100
lTWU
IIO
3 01
1.900
80.
On the Produce exchange todar the hut.
w, -narfcet was steady: rreamerlea, HtfSlc;
drtlrlea, tuff:.-. Ea-se. Arm; st mark, caaea
Included, lie 23c; ll rat, 3Sc; prime firsts.
t4c; extraa, 2vc Cheese, steady, 131114c
Kaaeaa City Grata asvd rVwrlaleaw.
KANSAS CITT. Jan. ll.-WHEAT-Jay.
7io; July. 70c; September, TUc. Caah- No.
S hard, rtSTClc; No. 8. 4wu714c; No. red,
715. c; No. 8, e."o4c-
CORN May, o; July. 9c: September.
Cash: No. I mixed, 37.374c; No 1
iurVt; No. t white, Ke; No. 8, 37VuSc
OATS No. t white, a64w3c; No. t mixed.
3'Joc.
KS Weak; firsts, tic; eeoonda. 184c.
HAY Steady; eholt-e timothy, $li.6uu 14.04
ehoh e prulrle, 11 1 .tvrlLtt.
R Y K Steady, 4uUic.
BUTTER Crsaiutry. 8uc; packing, lie.
The receipts aad shipments of grain were;
Receipts. SUlpmenta
W heat. km. M o no Out
ra, ba. Uim 64 0
Oata. bu. Il.ouo iiuu
-.Ro'I..' TnLA quotatlona for Kaasaa
Clur delivery. The range of prU-ea, aa r
arr 33S
S'i 34
S 33S
16 KTVi is to
18 M 16 42U
14 45 It 40
t 224
47H 46
51S 474
8 8?4 a 80
9 ' 00
I 174 134
ported by Logan A Bryan. 11 Board of
Trad building, waa:
Article.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
May July.
Corn
70MNB
SSieB
Hay.. 2 89
July I4j,Se4l
B Bid.
MEW YORK GESERAI MARKET
aetafloae ef the Day aa Varleas
Coaamedltle.
NEW'YORK. Jan. 11. FLOUR Receipt.
W.128 bbls.; exports, 44.134 bbla: market
steady, with quiet trade; Minnesota
patents, ROOfMW; Minnesota bakers,
ta.atyx.75; winter patenta, t3.ttj-75: winter
straights, 11.4043 10; winter extraa. 12.80
3.00; winter low gradea, 170fcl0.
Rye flour, dull; fair to good, t3 8.Va8.80;
choice to fancy I3.8I4H2. Buckwhewi
flour, dull, 82.lwV2.2S, spot snd to arrive.
BUCK WHEAT- Dull, 8125 per 100 Ibe.
, CORNMEAL Steady; flne white and yel
low, tl.16fjrl.20; coarse, tl .0-4J1.10; kiln dried,
RTE Nominal; No. t western. te e. L f.
New York ; Jersey and slate, 4gttc. de
livered New Tork.
BARLEY Nominal; feeding, 14.15 Cll
Buflalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 128,001) bu.: exports,
24.377 bu.; spot market steady; No. I red,
79c, elevator; No. 1 red, it4c, f. o. b. afloat;
No. I northern, Duluth, &c. f. o. b. afloat;
No. I hard, winter, 84o, f. o. b. afloat. Th
wheat market waa unsettled all day.
At first weaker on an absence of short
Interest, prices had an Irregular advance
through the afternoen on big dally aad
weekly clearances, fair local bull support
and export business, closing net unchanged.
May, fcSc, closed 8-'c; July, cloaed
CORN Receipts, 71100 bu. ; exports, 80.43
bu.; spot market steady; No. t, Uo ele
vator and toe f. o. b. afloat; No. I yellow,
(0c; No. X white, 504c. Option market waa
quiet, but steadier, on light receipts and
unfavorable weather news, closing partly
Vc net higher; January, fcio, cloaed 6iie;
May, to n-l&geoo, closed K)c; July.
60 ls-lftABCic, closed 80c
OAT8 Receipts, 121,600 bu.; exports, 11.400
bu spot market steady; mixed oats. 24
to 33 pounds, 89c; clipped white, 88 to 40
pounds, 40&43H0.
HAY Firm; shipping, I5l0c; good to
choice. I1.06OI.15.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
104, 11$ 23a; 1905. 8911c; Paclflo coast,
1808. M17c; 1905, 10014c
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to 15
pounds. 20c: California,. 21 to 25 pounds,
lie; Texas dry, 24 to 30 pounds, lie,
LBATHRR Quiet; acid, 27&28c.
TALLOW-Bleady; city (82 per pkg ).
He; country (pkgs. free), 88tte.
RICK Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
H4Hc; Japan, nominal.
PROVISIONS Beef. Arm; family. 114.50
15.00; mess, 39.00O9.60; beef hams. 323.50
B 25.00: city extra India meaa, I20 R0
$2360. Cut meat a, 'steady; pickled bellies,
10.25.'nlt60; pickled ham. $12 00. Lard,
steady; western prime, $9.4050; refined.
Arm; continent, $996; South America, $10.86;
compound, 8S.26&8.75. Pork, steady; family,
$18.5ii19.00; short clear, $17.25lr19.00; mesa,
$17.S0j 18.60.
BUTTER Steady. Street price: Extra
creamery, S3c. Official: Creamery, common
to extra, 2332c; held, common to extra,
230c; state dairy, common to firsts, 21'o
26c; renovated, common to extra, 17Uf24e;
western factory, common to firsts, Jftif'Jlvic;
western Imitation creamery, first. 31i24c.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, small
and large, September, fancy, 14Vc: Octo
ber, beat, 13tfn4c; good to prime, 124313c;
winter made, average best, 12c; Inferiors,
llfM2o.
BOOS Firmer; state Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. sj(34c: choice,
Joe; mixed, extra. 30c; western firsts, 27'ii
2Xo, official price firsts, 27c; seconds, 20-5
2rtc
POULTRY Live dull; western chickens,
llc: fowls, 13ftc; turkeys, 12Hc. Dressed
Irregular; western chickens, iag:l6c; tur
keys, 1317c; fowls, 8i(13c.
St. Lonla Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 11. WHEAT-8teady;
track No. 1 red cash, 75Vf&'76'c; No. f hard,
?i413Vvc: .May, 75m l!Mr ; July, 74Vfi74c
COUN Ktrm: track No. 2 cash. 400'4c;
No. I white, 42c: May. 41Hc; July, 4. Sc.
OATS Firm; track No. 2 cash, 86c: No. 2
whlt Sfiic; January. 35c; May. 36V35'ic.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. $3.55
6175; extra fancy and straight, I3.10i83.46;
clear, $2.5ty2.85.
SEED Timothy, steady at $5.263.75.
, COKNMKI. Dull; $2.20.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track. 9g95c.
HAY Quiet; timothy, 816.00 19.00; prairie.-
$11 00113 09. .--'.
IRON OOTTON TIES 31.02.
BAOOINO-9HC
HEMP TWINE 9e.
I'ROVISIONS Pork, lower: Jobbing.
$18.40. Lard, lower; prime steam, $9.00.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra ahorte,
$9.25; clear ribs, t$9.37H; short clears, $9.50.
Baoon, steady; boxed, extra short, $10.00;
clesr ribs. $10.12H; short clears. $10.25.
POULTRY Weak; chickens. 10c; springs,
lie; turkeys. U'o 13c; ducka, 11c; geese, 8 "4c.
BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 28533Vso;
dairy. 22(&?7e.
tXKiS Firm, 22c,
Receipts. Shipments.
... 6.000 . ,0(10
... 23,0110 33.W10
...204,001) 80.000
... 80,000 88,000
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 11. WHEAT Mar
ket steady: No. 1 northern. 7b4i78c; No. 2
northern, 74 78c; May, Wc bid.
. RYE Firmer; No. 1. 6777Hc.
PARLEY Steady; No. 2, 66&56c; sample,
I 44fo5ic.
CORN-Steady; No. I caah. 314e3Sc;
May, 43tii3Tc asked.
Mlaaeapolls Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. H. WHEAT May,
78V4i'784c: July. 79tc; No. 1 hHrd, 804f
80ie; No. 1 northern, 7474o; No. 3
northern. 7647i77o; No. t northern, 73r74c.
FLOUR First patents. $4.2va4.80: second
patenta, I4.0MH 16. first clears, $3.25433.36;
second clears. $2.40fl9 80..
BRAN In bulk. tl5.75O18.00.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Jan. 11. CORN-Higher; No. I
yellow. 40,;c; No. 3, 404c; No. 4. 3B4c; no
grade. 84S37c.
OATS Higher; No. 1 white, S64c; No. I
White, 36c; No. 4 white, 34c.
RYE Unchanged; No. 3. tySWe.
WHI8KY-On the basis of $1.28 for fin
ished goods.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. lL-WHEAT-Spot.
nrrn; rno. 1 red. western winter, s. fu.
1 turrs, dull; March, 6s 4d; May. 6s SHd;
juiv. na.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, new,
4s 8d; American mixed, old. 4s 54d. Fu
tures, quiet; January, 4a 24d; March. 4a
Daleth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Jan. 11. WHEAT On track.
No. 1 northern. 7c; No. 2 northern, 74c;
May, Tf7ic; July. 7c.
OATS To arrive. S4c
RYE 67c.
BARLEY acC4Sc.
' Philadelphia r red are Market.
PHI LADELPH I A. Jan. 1L-EOOS Firm,
fair demand: western fresh, 17c. at mark.
CHEK8E Steady, fair demand: Naw
York full creams, fancy, 144c; choice, 144c
Telede 8d Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. 11. REED Clover, cash
snd January. $8574: March. 88.47H: April.
88.474. Timothy. $105. Alslke. $7 424.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. ll.'-COFFEB-Forures
opened steady at unchanged prices, or
about, due to firm European cables, hut
later cables from Havre were easier and the
market her sold off durlnr the middle
session to a net decline of 6m points under
scattering liquidation. Trading was very
quiet during the early session, but became
more active later and the market ruled a
little firmer on rumors that big roasting
Interest were buying the near months with
the Intention of taklnc up all the actual
coffee tendered. The close was firm on the
near months and steadv on the late, with
nrleea net unchanged to 10 points lower
Bales for the day were reported of 62 000
he as including Jsmiurf at 5 26c March
6 SMia.4c; May, 5.frrfiS6c: September. I ntj
Rtue: December, 40nc. Spot Rio. steadv;
No. T Invoice. 7c; Hantoa No. 4. tc Mild,
steady; Cordova. $134c.
Catten Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11 CVVTTOV Spot
cloaed steady; middling upland lO.sOc; nild
dllna gulf. 11 06c: no sales. 1
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ll.-4TrTTON Spottn
good demand, prices tfji points lower
Americas middling fair, .70d; good mid
dling. 4-tid; middling, 6 8fid; low mlddllnv
I74d; gMd ordinary. I KM; ordinary. 6.10d'
The sales of the day were li.0u bales, of
vhlch LM were for export and speculation
snd Included ll.aO American. Receipts
tOena bales. Including W.sro Arrertcan '
8T liOUIS. Jan. 11. COTTON Steady
middling. Kwc; sales. 432 bales: receipts.'
Suit bales; shipments, bales; stock, 30,176
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 11 COTTON
Spot closed eteady. J-Je up: middling luae
salee. IsUt bales spot and 2, Km Ules to arrive.
NEW YORK STOCKS LND BONDS
Itod of PtnntylTanlg for Additional Cap.
iUl Olyet Mark, a E.ock.
SPECUUTORS FEAR OTHER BIG DEMANDS
IWUly Late la the Day te Beyta hy
UneoTeTeal Bear lateresta Oes
la Tone Strong Threwgh
at the Llat.
NEW TORK. Jan. 11. Ppeculatlve senti
ment on the stock market today ' received
a rude shock In the announcement made
late yesterday that the Pennsylvania rail
road had in contemplation the offer of
$3j0,00O.0u0 additional capital. The volume
of new securities thus indicated Is In Itself
sufficiently Imposing to have a marked
effect on the supply of capital. For sev
eral reasons the effect of the news was
aggravated. For one reason It wa a total
surprise. None of tha recent large Issues
of capital have come unheralded by con
jecture or accurate forecast. There has
been no recent discussion of an Important
additional Issue of Pennsylvania capital.
On the contrary It hat been regarded as In
the position of having already supplied
most of Its requirements. Thta waa the
Impression created by the official explana
tion of the company's finances given out
at the time of the sale of $50,000,000' Penn
sylvania bonds In. Paris last year. The
sale of large holdings of Baltimore A Ohio,
Norfolk 4V Western and Chesapeake Ohio
stock out of the treasury In tha meantime
have caused a belief that even the addi
tional needs then Indicated had been par
tially supplied. The revelation that Instead
the company felt In need ot power to raise
tioO.OOO.OOO was accepted as an acknowledg
ment that the actual necessities had been
widely underestimated. The Inference waa
suaaested that similar miscalculation
might be supposed In the case of other
railroads as the pressure of traffic on
available facilities has by no means been
confined to the Pennsylvania railroad.
Meantime news continued to come to hand
of the Issue of long term notes by railroad
companies on a basis of 6 per cent or
upa-ards to supply immediate needs and
avoid the necessity of an attempt to sell
permanent securities In the present un
promising condition of the security market.
The moat vulnerable points In tk day's
market were stocks which misrht be as
sumed to be most affected by possible need
of additional lasues. Canadian Pacific and
New York Central, next to Pennsylvania
Itself, were most conspicuous. The north
western railroads, which have alreadv
undergone the effect of new capital de
mands, were comparatively little affected.
The prospect of a strong bank statement
was of little effect In checking the weak
ness In the stock market, although the
money market was appreciably easier as
. result. The flow of cash from the Interior
to this center during the week seems to
havs been heavy, estimates by the banka
themselves pointing to receipts on balance
of about $9,000,000. In addition the sub
treasury' operations have yielded to the
banks since the last bank statement a sum
of $2,568,000. The heavy debit balance of
the subtreasury at the clearing house to
day, which was over $2,000,000, was largelv
due to disbursements for transportation of
the malls and does not figure In the esti
mate, for this week. The stock market
liquidation for the week would operate to
reduce the loan Item, but the effect of the
purchase of notes of various corporations
which has been made during the week can
only be conjectured. The prevailing feeling
over the enormous capital requirements
overhanging the money market precluded
any favorable consideration of the more
Immediate replenishment of the money
market which Is promised.
The vigor of the rally late In the day was
a testimony to the dimensions of the bear
Interest left uncovered as a result of the
early rush to sell. The severest pressure
was felt during the first hour, when Penn
sylvania touched 1864, an extreme decline
, PolnU. St Paul wa strong on the
rally and the tone was strong throughout
the list at tbe closing.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $2,218,000. United States old 4e.
coupon, advanced 4 per cent on calL
The following are the quotations on the
Near Tork Stock exchange:
Batas. High. Lew. Cteaa.
Adams Ixpraai a
Amalgamate Copper tlTSS llMfc 1174
'
Am, C. A r. M
Am. Cottoa Oil TOO liu,
414
io4
mi
4
Mm., t.i pra, i.,'...,.,, ....
American Kxpreas
100 140 U0
ZtT
M
Am. H. A L. ft
Am. lea Securities, ,
Aa, U1111I Oil
Am. LlasMt Oil pM
Am. LocomotlTe
Aa. Locomotive t4....
Aai 8. A R
Am. A It. M
Am. gngar Retains
Am. Tobaoeo prd etfs....i
Anaconda Mining Ce
Auhisoa
Atcklaoa s(4
Atlaatle Coast Lin
Baltimore A Ohio.,
Bal. A Ohio prd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. :
its tt t4
ITSu
K-
I. not is n 7114
100 110 us io4
II. aeo 1(1 itot Ul
SOS 114 lit 116
140S 151 114 114
tot tT H KH
lt.Tnt tfti 8U tU
H.M lots, 104 1V44
tot lan
l.iot iso lit in
4.10O llt 11TH IIK'4
tf V,
t.iot ti sH toi
tt.mt ui m iMvt
uaaaotan Pida
r Mitral of Naw Joraoy..
Choa. at Ohio,....-
Chicago Oreat Western..,
Caleago a N. W..;
C, at. a BU P
Chicago T. T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
c. c. c. a st. L
Colorado T. a I
Colorado a Bo
Cols. Av to. lit prd.......
Celov-A Bo- M pl
Consolidated Oaa ,
Corn Products, rfg
Corn Producta ptd, rlg...
Delaware a Hadaoa
Del.. L. a W ,
Denver a R. O
D. R. O. pfd ,
Dlvtfllcra' Securities ....
Brie
trim 1st ptd ,
Erie M p(d
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International paper
Int. Paper pt4.
Int. Pump
Int. Pump nld.'.....
Iowa Central
Iowa Central prd..
Kanaa City go....
K. C. So. p(d
Loaunrlll a M
Meilcaa Central ..
Mlaa. a 8t. Lou la.
lot
tot
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MtaMurt, K. a T
m . k. a t. prd
National Lead
K. R. R. ot kf. prd
New Tork Central
N. Y., O. a W
Norfolk a w
Noelolk a W. pd
North Americas ........
Pacta stall
Peaatylvaale ...........
Paopia'a Una
P . C C. a St. L
Preaaad Steel Car
Pram id 8. C. ptd
Pullman Palace Car
Vending
Reading lot prd
Reading Id ptd
kepablle Steel
Republic Steal prd
Rack Island Co
Rock laiaad Ce- prd....
st. L a t r M prd..
St. Loula 8 W
tt. L 8. W. pld
toulhera PaclAa
to. Paeita ptd
to. Railway
Bo. Rmiway prd
TiiMtM C. a I
Tcxaa a Paetna
T.. St. L a w
T . Bt. L a W. pi....
talon Pacific
t'nloa Paclfle prd
V. B. Kxpreee ...
f. B. Really
C. B Rubber
V. B. Rubber pie.
V. 8. Sleel
V. 8. tleel prd
Va.-Carollaa Chemical .
Va.-Cara. Cham. ptd....
Wauaah
Wabash pfd
.Weila-rnrse Rxueeas ...
Weaiera l uloa .
W healing L.
Wlaoaaala Ceatral ,
aw iz
too 74
lot 6
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4. tot 47
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Wia. Ceatral pld ,
Northern Paclsa U.lat 1st
1U li
Ceatral Leather eve
ueairai iaaiaer pin....
Bleea-Bhetleld Steel ....
ti 11 1st
j
T4 74
Oreat Northern pfd I
Int. Metrueolluts l.aie
Imu Met. pfd en
!: 1M
ee - 4ev
Tl
IS TJ
Total aak lor Ike day, LliltOI aharaa.
Xew Terk Mlalea Iteeka.
NEW TORK. Jan. 11. Cloaing quotations
oa nclniag stocks werei
Adama Con.
A Ik
Braaca
bruaewlcfe Can. .
Comatock Tunnel
Can. I el. Vs..
Horn Silver ....
Iron Hirer
Laedvllle Cea. ...
Ltle Cfciat
Oatarte ...
Ophlr
Potoat
saves ....
.. It
.. 74
.. II
..114
..lie
.AH
.. 8
Be
a
isierrn Nevada at
Small Hopes ". .
.Standard .
IU
Tresasry taleaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Jan. U.-Todayg atavte.
ment of the treaaury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 1150.000. Out cold
reserve, shows; Available caatt balance.
tSn,n.51S: gold coin and bullion. 1106.258,433;
gold oertincatee. SM.tajna, .
NEW TORK, Jan. U.-MONET-On call,
firm at fo per centj ruling rale, fvu per
cent; closing bid, $ per cent; offered at 4
per cent; time loans, easier; sixty and
ninety days and six months, f per cent;
prime mercantile paper, ttft&dj per cent.
STERLING HXCHANOE Strong, then
easier, with actual business In bankers
bills at M.-htHS for demand and at
$4.80464)4 .8N0O for sixty-day bills; posted
rate. $4.8104.81 H and $4.84V43H.84; commer
clal bills, $4-S.
SILVER Bar, tBc; Mexican dollars,
Wae.
BONDS Qovsrnroent, firm; railroad. Ir
regular. Closing quotations en bonds were aa fof
lowsi
tr,
Japan ta, M eerlee... H'4
do 4a rtfn n
de 4Sa etfa M
do M series .
L. a 74. nnl. 4a 10
Mia. e. a 4a
ae aaapua .!
t. B. an. reg 11
de eanpoa let
V. 8. old 4a, reg. to
do eoanea 101
p. s. a. 4a. reg
s'Mei. Central 4a a
do coupon v is
Am. Toon oca 4s Tltn
do 1 Ine 17
Mian, a Bt. u ta.. M
do ta
.lit
M , R. a T. 4a t
Atchison gea. 4s..
do adj. 4s
Atlantic C L. 4s.
BnL a Ohio 4a...
do la
Brh. R. T. a. ta..
central of Oa. ta.
..11
.. tl
.. M
..lot
.. tl
.. tl
..lit
do U 17
N. R. R. at M. S 4a M
N. T. C. g. t4a tl
S. J. C. g ta. 114
No Paclte 4a 101
do la T
N. a W. e. 4a. n
O. 8. L. rtdf 4a.... M
Penn. enf. Ia 17
Reading saa 4a. 11
do let Inc....,
do M Inc ,
Mo M tne
... n
Chea. Ohio 4a..
Chicago a A. a
C, B. a q. n. 4a..
C. R. I. a P. 4a..
do eat. 4a
104 S, L a I. M. t. U..11JS
T3t. u a g. r. tg ta. n
8t. L. S. W. a. ti.... 7
Seaboard A. L 4a... t:V
T4
(8o. Paoltc to tl
CCC. a g. L s 4a.. 101
do let 4a stra. 44
Bo. Railway ta. 111
Tataa a P. la 114
ioio. ma. aa, asr. A. 71
Colorado Mid. 4a
Colo, a Bo. 4a....,
Cuba ta
D. a R. O. 4a....
Dlattlmra' Ben. ts.
trie p. L 4a.
do gen. 4a
Mocking Val. 4a.
Jaiaa ts
14
M iT., Bt. L W. 4... IS
101 1'iloa Pnctno 4a 101
i L. g. steal Id ta.... r
t7 ewalah la 111
.. t
.. 17
..104
do dab. B. 74
Weatern Md. 4n..v... 11
W. a L g. e... II
Wis. Ceatral 4a. M
"
Hid. Offered.
Bostoa Stocks aa Beads.
BOSTON, Jan. 11. -Call loans, frgs per
cent; time loans, 64J7 per cent. Official
quotations on stocas and Donas ware
Atrhleoa adj. 4a..
tt lAmalsumated
.111
do 4a
Men. Central 4a.,
Atchison
do ptd
.ielAtlantie
. M;bin(ham ,
.lot U-al. a Heels.
... lfi
... n
...
... 41
... to
1
... t
... 11
... 1
... 11
... 4
... 1
... M
...144
... 10
...114
... 80
...117
... 11
... 71
... 41
... 11
... 47
... 11
, , .190
...117
... 87
... II
...171
... 81
.101
i Centennlnl ...
Copper Range
Paly Wait
Pranklln
Boston a Albany 117
Boiton a Maine 140
Boston Elaeated Ul
Fllchburg prd 1M
tela Royals
Met. Central M'Meea. Mining
n. I., .-f. rl. a H...1IS Michigan
Pern Maraueue M Mohawk
Union Pnclge 17lMont. C. a C.
Am. A. C. ptd II Old Dominion ..
Am. Pnao. Tube 11 Osceola
Amer. Sugar 114lparrot
do ptd
111 Outncr
llllfhnnnoa
Am. T. T
Am. Woolen
do prd
Dom. I. a 8
Edteon Bloc. Illu...
Man. Electric
do prd
Mam. One
Vnlted Fruit
United 8. M.
On pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adveoturs
Allows
tlld. Asked.
l4jTamarark
..101Trlnlty
.. U United Copper ..
..ttt U. 8. Mining....
11 U. g. Oil
.. at run
.. 44 Winona
..lot "WolTerlna
.. at North Butte ....
.. 11 I Butte Coalition .
.. 41 NeTida
..lMCal. a Artaone.
... 4jOrcena Con
.. tt
LosdSB Ctonlag Sleeks,
LONDON, Jan. 11. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Console, money ... at lilt
do acreant .... M It-It
M.. K. a T 40
N. T. Central 131
Annconda .........
Atchlaon
do ptd
Baltimore a Ohio.
Cnnadlas PaelOo .
Chea. a Ohio
Chicago Ot. W ...
c. m. a at. p...
DeBeeri
Denear A R. X. ...
do prd
Erie
do let prd
do Id prd
Illlnoli Central ...
.. It Norfolk a W t3
..104 do prd tl
..104 Ontario a W 41
..lit Penneylranla TO
..17 Rand Mines 1
.. M Reading 79
,. 17 Southern Railway ... 11
..UT do pfd M
.. 23'Miuthern PaclBa .... 16
.. 41.1'nlon PaclAa 1U
.. tt do pfd tt
. 43
,V. B. Steal..
.. 60
..101
.. II .
.. st
. T7
do prd
. U
.111
Wabaah
do prd
Loulirtlle a N
.147H
il8panliu 4a
SILVER Bar. quiet, 81Tkd per ounce,
niui 1. 1 -JY8i per cent.
The rate ot disoount In the open market
for short bills la 6 per cent; for three
months' bills, ( per cent.
Bostoa Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston oopper mar
ket, reported by Logan A Bryan, 112 Board
of Trade building, Omaha:
Adventure 8 Nevada Consolidated. 11
Allonni ................ 41 Meets) fltt--r..i,..tt7
Atlantlo ... 16 Old 'Dominion i. S4
Bingham 11 Osceola Ill
Black Mountain 10 Pneu. Servtoe 11
Boiton Consolidated.. 11 Pneu. Service, ptd... 11
Butta Coalition nQlney 114
Calumet Artiona..l7! gnannoe M
calumet a tiecia. .. .ew iimaracs i l&e
Centennial
. 41 Tenn. Copper M
Copper Range .....
Daly Went
Gnat Bulla
Pranklln
Oreena Copper
Oranby
Helvetia
Isle Royal
L. 8. a Plttabarg
Maaiaabueeita
Michigan
. tl Trinity 11
. 11 I'nlted Pnilt 101
. IT I'nlted States, com... 47
.14 Vnlted Btatee, prd... 41
. t I'tah Consolidated.... 17
11 t'tah Copper
17
4 Victoria ..
H Winona ..
It Wolverine
Cananee ..
11 Nlplssing .
, II
.lit
. 11
. 14
Mehawk St
kU-dlv. 1 par east.
Forelga Flaaaelal.
IXJNDON, Jan. 1L The supplies of money
decreased Iti the market today, owing to
the preparation for the settlement. Dis
counts hardened In expectation of future
large gold exports to South America. On
the Stock exchange the transactions were
narrow, but the tone waa fairly steadv
There were moderate declines In consols
and home rails, which were attributed to
anticipations of dear carry-over rates
for the settlement. Bankers were reported
to be preparing to charge almost as high
as at the time of the last account for
carrying over Americans. Ameri
cana had an undecided tendency and trans
actions were limited. In the forenoon
firlces moved to over parity, but eased
ater pending the receipt of the Wall street
cloaing quotations. Later they became
weak and the market fell away and closed
at the lowest prlcea of the day, with the
final quotations slightly steadied. Copper
shares continued strong. Japanese Imperial
4s of 1904 closed at 102.
BERLIN, Jan. 11. Prices on the Bourse
today were Irregular. Americans, es
pecially Canadian Pacific, were 'weaker
owing to realisations.
PARIS, Jan. 11. Prices on the Bourse
today were weak on the rumor that the
government Intends to- Introduce In the
Chamber of Commerce a bill providing for
a tax on Incomes. Russian Imperial 4s
cloaed at 76.40 and Russian bonds ot 1904
gt 496.
Bask Clearlaga.
OMAHA, Jan. 11. Bank clearings for
today were (1.894,202.86 and for the corre
sponding date last year 81.604,780.36.
Waal Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 11. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston, basing Its report
upon sutlslica gathered for tbe govern-
; ment, win aay tomorrow of tne wool mar
ket: While the market Is quiet in the
amount of business put through, the situa
tion Is becoming nervous and there ta a
good deal of suppressed excitement among
merchants. The continued strength of for
eign primary markets snd the pronpeot of
sn advance in values at the London auc
tion sales opening Tuesday ars causing
merchants to oonslder the possibility cf
higher prlcea hare. All gradea ot domestic
stock are below parity ot Imported grades.
Supplies in dealers hands ara steady. The
opportunities for speculation la tint new
American clip are given consideration and
it la believed by some that contracting In
advance of spring may expand. The con
ditions here do not encourage speculation
as values are no higher and the leading
mills are well supplied with raw mateiler
There Is a certainty of heavy Importations,
estimates for 8o,0C0.0iO pounda alone from
Australia being made. Already 23.0uv,iu0
pounds or more have been bought there for
direct Importation largely, It Is believed, lh
manufacturers accounts. The market It
Arm at unchanged prices. Fine snd fine
medium Idaho, t'tah, Wyoming, etc, sell
at 2uT.c principally; rail Texaa at titi'lie
and middle country California at t('J3c.
Quarter-blood Indiana sold at 8J1jS3'ic.
Tbe shipments of wool from Boston to
January 10, inclusive, according to the
same authority, are 12,924 892 pounds,
against lt,4l'4.9ti4 pounds at the tame time
last year. Tbe receipts to January 10. In
clusive, are 8.718.693 pounds, against 9.7o7.iXJ
pounds for the same period last year.
ST. LOlMS. Mo., Jan. Il.-WOOL
Steady; medium gradea combing and cloth
ing. 244'A4o; light, fin-, tti.lc; heavy, flne,
Iteulic; tub washed. 30$3oc.
CSvmparatee! Apples aad Dried Pralfa.
NEW TORK. Jrn. 11-IVAPORATED
APPLE4J Market Is reported steady at the
recent Improvement In prlcea, with a de
mand more active for the lower grades
fancy, Sc; choice, 8Hc: prime. fcc.
CALIFORNIA 1'rtIED FRUITS Prunaa,
steady In tone, with prlcts ranging from
to to tc, according to grade, for California
fruit. Oregon to Hm are quoted at Ijhc.
Apricots are quiet and unchanged; choice
lo; extra chulce. 17jlac; fancy, Lo 1
peachee are quiet, but steady; choice 13c:
.fir. f-rt.h!.. flw.' fu .... u ll.. t, '
, " 7 - - n-tiBiue are i
firm In lone, owing to light supplies of tha
more popular aorta; loose Muacalei. 7r 1
Vc: seeded. 7tiluc: I .union livr, 1 i... 1
- . m v w v t
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cutis Gie.trt.llT otttdr and in lomt
Epotg Etroif,
SLISHTLY LOWER PRICES FOR H06S
Sheep aad La nabs Caatlaaa la Mod
erate Receipt, with Prices Steady
. aad Trade Fairly Active
a Meet Klada.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. lL 1807.
ReeelDts were-.
CaUle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 4.848 t,A t,tr
... 4.789 $.443 8.23
... ., 8.W1 4.trf7
... 4.818 6.94 8.849
... Z.8U0 4 500 8.00V
Ofllelal Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday..
Official Thursday ..
Official Friday
rive dsys this week..5iH 85,918
Same days laat week.... 18.314 81.77 tl. M
Burnt! days t weeks ago.. 4.W1 4.7 15.470
Same days I weeks ago.. 26.W9 89,858 80.442
Same days 4 weeks ago.. SI. M 40,014 87,787
Same days Isst year.. ..18.800 48.470 82.188
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha tor
the year to dote, compared with Inst year:
1907. 19 Inc. Iea,
88.1711 &.181 S.047
Hog" 90,462 73.444 ..... 12.W4
IP 4S.4S6 51.665 8.180
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
good to choice corn fed steers 85.4twff4.2l
Fair to good corn red steers 4.7W4.40
Comon to fair steers 4.0U4.4.75
Oood to choice fed cows S.nfl4 60
Fair to good cows and heifers....
Common to fair cows and heifers.. l wX60
good to choice st kers and feeders. ttOud.Ti
Fair to good stockers and feeders. I 4'04.K
Common to fair stockers t.7HT3 40
Bulls, stags, eto tn4.28
Veal calTee 4.00iS.S0
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
seversl daye, with comparisons:
rate, 18U7. 1906. 1J6. 1904. 10S. 11901. 101.
Dec. $0.
Dec 11.
Jan. 1..
Jan. 2..
Jan. 8..
Jan. 4..
6 0b 4 52 4 61 4 3R 4 85
tii 4 47 4 64 4 t& 4 S4 4 30
4 24 5 14 4 64 4 83 4 22 4 96
421 5 11 4 TO 4 41 6 3fi 2i 4 9S
4 tsi S 07 4 43 4 19 4 94
4 29(141445 4 77 4 28 8 0J
4 32 6 22 4 47 4 47 28 6 04
6 171 4 46 4 W 4 4 J4
29 I I 60 4 45 4 40 4 09 $ II
4 27 6 851 4 4 4 4 4 09 6 04
4 23 6 221461 442 4341a 6 14
4SUH6 20I482 40 4 14 ( 25
6 22 4 58 4 63 4046 24
Jan. t..
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4...
i...
8...
8.
Jan. 10.
Jan. 11.
Sunday.
RANGE OP PRICES.
Cattle.
Hogs.
6.2tV-tf.32H
5-Ul -(!. f)
6.tHKtJii.60
6.90iU5.56
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City...
Bt. Louis.......
..t2.2Miti.60
.. 1 U"u7.20
a.iti.5ii
2.aMi.75
2&ti6.K)
Sioux City
8.20.86
The OhlClai numher nf psrf nf ntnclr
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. A 8t.. P 4 4 .I
Wabnsh 1 .. ..
Missouri Pacific t 2 ..
I'nlon Pacific system 22 12 8
C. A N. W.. east.... 4
84
2
1
15
a
l
l
C. A N. W., west.... 28
C, St. P.. M. A O.... 14
C, 73. A Q.. east S
C, B. Q.. west 17
C. R. I. A P., east.. 6
C, R. t. ft P., west.. ..
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Qt. Western. ..
Total receipts 101
17
The disposition of the day's receipts wag
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
438
920
2
Swift ana Company...
Cudahy Packing ,Co...
Armour A Co
Vanaant Co
Lohman 4 Co
McCreary A Carey
Hill A Son
P. P. Lewis
Hueton A Co
L. F. Hubs
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root A Co
Sullivan Bros
V. A. Brltton
Frey-Bruen
Other buyers. .i ,
748
834
115
6
112
4
20
89
101
S6
63
61
43
I
'isi
1.2S3
1663
1.624
997
1.748
618
1U
Total...'......... t;816 4.471 ' 3.556
CATTLE-Recclpts of cattle were not
very large this morning, although the sup
ply was fairly liberal for a Friday. There
were no new developments in the trade,
the market remaining In about the same
condition as noted yesterday and the day
before.
Any one that had beef steers that were
at all desirable had no trouble In securing
good, steady prlcea, at least, and in some
cases strong.
Cows and heifers were also fully steady
with yesterday and In some cases the salea
of the more desirable grades looked strong.
There were comparatively few stockers
and feeders In sight and they, changed
hands at good prices.
No great change has taken place In tha
cattle market any day this week, prlcea
having been very even throughout the
whole time. On Monday and Tuesday,
however, there waa a downward tendency,
the market being quoted slow to a little
lower on both daya. During the remainder
of the week the tendency was upward, so
that what little decline actually look place
the first of the week has been fully re
covered 'nd the market today can aafely
be quoted aa strong, compared with last
Friday. This Is true of all kinds of killing
cattle, both steers and cows. Oood feeders
having weight and quality have been grad
ually Arming up every day and are now
16T-2iv hlrcher than a week ago. As high
as 84 80 has been paid this week, for good
range feeders.
Representative sales?
BEEF STEERS.
Na.
I. ...
14
It
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41....
4...
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.... tor 4 u 14
....1071 4 tt I
.... til 4 4t I
.... T 4 44 I
....1144 4 40 t ,
.... t4 4 4 I
.... Ill 4 tt 81
A v. Pr.
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...11M I 0
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...lilt I 11
...116 I 11
...U4S I M
...114 I l
...1171 I 4
...litt I 44
...1J74 ITI
.... Ill 4 41 I...
.... 147 4 64 17...
.... m U 4...
.... 414 4 41 14...
....IUl 4 49 14...
....lull 4 7t 4...
....10M 4 TO 11....
....10U 4 Tt 4...
....1011 4 Tl 1 ..
OOWB.
.... 84 8 H lo...
.... 114 I It....
1001 t 4
1"74 I 4
10.11 I 4t
141 8 80
W IU
not 1 tt
1 l'I t tt
1071 I M
10OI U
1671 I 40
1054 I tt
1011 1 to
104 I 44
1011 I 4?
1 l7t I T
14 8 Tt
ien 1 Tt
Mr I Tt
1014 lit
1121 I 10
117 I It
lot 8 tt
11M 4 00
Ml 4 Ot
Hut 4 40
Ill 4 W
lot 4 Ot '
1140 ts
int 4tt
... 117 t 71
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HOGS Hogs sold a shade to 2V lower
this morning under ths influence of unex
pectedly large receipts st must market cen
ters, together with a lower opening on
provisions. Sellers were not Jim pone J to
put up with very much of a decline and
muds a hard fight to hold ths market up,
but la tplls of tlirlr efforts It a as. as
noted, a trifle lower than yesterday. The
hogs sold largely at 8K. - t whereas
over half of all the hogs yeaterdav sold
st 88.80, with a considerable sprinkling at
la.SJH- The ton today waa 88 J6, the same
as yesterday. While the trade waa a little
slow, aa ta apt to be the ease when buyers
are acting on the bear tkle, still the bulk
of ths receipt changed hands In fair sea
son. The hog market has been jumping hark
and forth at quite a lively rate this week.
It stsrted out on Monday with a 10c break,
which was followed by an advance of about
6c on Tuesday. Thta gain was all lost on
Wednesday. On Thursday there was an
average advance of about TV a small
part of which was lost todsy. The msrket
Is now tvtfrtic lower tbsn tt waa at tha
close of last week.
Represents tive salrs:
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71 Ill lM I It
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SHEEP Receipts of sheep were moderate
again thla morning, but large enough to
aupyjy the requirements of the market at
the iiresent time. The demand was good
and the offerings for the must part changed
hands In fair season In the morning. While
In spots the market looked a little strong
It could hardly be quoted other than
steady. A bunch of the Hartal wethers
sold at 86.80, which was only 6c lower thsn
was paid for the same stuff jj the high
time of the season. The Rosa lambs brought
17. 60, the same as yesterday and day be
fore. The market aa p. whole was In a
good, healthy condition and the feeling Is
thst It ought to continue so while receipts
remain moderate.
Quotations on killers: Oood to choice
lambs, S7.OO07 60; fair to good lambs, 84.75
Ti.00; good to choice yearlings, lamb
weights, 8H. (K itj.: fr to good yearlings,
lamb weights. to.7tVHo.00: good to choice
yearlings, heavyweights. 35.764)6.00; fair to
good yearlings, heavyweights. 85 646.7B;
good to choice old wethers, 85.364J6.80; fair
to good old wethers, 86.0O96.85; good to
choice ewes, 34.86&6.25; fair to good ewes,
$4 06.86.
Quotations on feeders: Oood to choice
lambs, 8. 254;i4.50; medium lambs, 85.7WW 25;
light lambs. 84.arvff5.jr.; yearlings, I5.164io.6o;
wethers. ti.754itS.26; ewes, ti.60yH.60; breed
ing ewes, 14.605.(10.
Representative sales:
No.
At. Pr.
82 . 4 15
....'...107 4 80
11 6 10
65 7 25
6 7 26
66 7 26
65 7 26
85 7 60
X 6 80
92 6 80
9 6 20
, 100 6 10
114 4 90
89 7 28
100 7 60
157 6 26
62 t 75
60 7 00
21 western
yearlings
ewes
102 western
231 western ewes
1(0 western lambs
40 western
15 western
ltl western
lambs
lambs
lambs
5fd wejlern lambs
241 western wethers
313 western wethers
76 western ewes ...
131 western ewes ...
105 western ewes ....
114 western lambs ...
tf native lambs ....
t native ewes
20 western lnmbs ...
118 western lamba ...
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hega Five Ceate Lower
Sheep Blow.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1L CATTLE Racelnta.
2,000 head; market steady; common to
rime. 84.wat.20; cows. 82.764.76; belfers.
i 6otl6.00: bulls. t2.76'u 4.60: calves. IX75n
8.76; stockers and feeders. S2.6Ojy4.40.
nuuo-Keceipts. so,uoo head; market 6c
lower; prime shipping grades. lAVi&ri.M;
packing. tO.42VV0H.62; assorted light. 86.46
(166O; pigs, 6.0(a.30; bulk of sales. 84.46
66.62.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head; market slow; sheep, t3.otxri6.76; year,
lings, e4.SO4ni.60; lambs, i5.76S1.7S.
Mew York Live Stack Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 11. BEEVES R.
ctipts, 8,899 head: good to choice steers),
steady to firm; medium and common steers,
slow to a shade lower; bulls, steady; me
dium cows, a shade higher; bologna cows
and good fat. steady. Steers. 6.00&.20;
oxen. t4.60iQS.00; mixed cattle, 83.00; bulls.
83 2o4j4.10. few extras at 84.45: eowa. tl.85i
4.10. Liverpool and London cables quoted
live cattle steady at U'o lie per lb., dress-d
weight; refrigerator beef. 9&8c per lb.
Exporlr. 15 cuttle and 40 sheep. Estimated
tomorrow, 820 cattle and t,S2o quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts. 817 head: market
steady to strong: medium veals. ts.OOj Ken
tucky calves, 85.00; dressed calves. Arm;
city dressed Veals, 8ijl4ViC per lb., a few
extras st 15c; country dressed, 74118c per lb.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.021
head; market for sheep steady, for lamb
barely steady and slow; common sheep.
84 26; yearlings. tS.004j4.40; lambs, 7.87wa
8.35; culls, 84 00. . .
HOGS-Receipts, 3,476 hesd, all for slaugh
terers; market nominally higher and quota
ble at t6.Xtj7.26. pigs Included.
Kaasaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Jan. II. CATTLB-Re-
l.lnt. 9 flrt h.ft In.lillna 1m ,l, ..
market steady. Choice export snd dressed! ;
beef steers. tS.50$i.60; fair to good. I.C08 ,
4.60; western-fed steers. t3.50fl5 60; stockers
no recaers. 13.u11r44.70: southern s eers. $3 25
4i6.00; southern cows, 12.004(3.75; rattve co g
1210(34 40; native he fere. t3.t04l'4.'.6, bulla.
$2.75-iH.?i; calves. t3.2&4)7.50.
HOGS Receipts, K'.OiO head; market weak
to 60 lower. Top, t.50; bulk of aales. tn.SiU
66.46; heavy, tti.4wu4.60; rackets. 6.X7'4i I
4.47H; pigs and llghta, 15.504(4 46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipt 5.0X)
head; market steady for sheep; lambs 10c
lower. Lambs, t6.6n4i7.50: ewes and yenr
llnKs, 4.;&66.2S; western-fed yearlings, 86 80
ti.ilu; western-fed sheep, 84.804)6.16; stockers
and feeders, t3 2&4l5.50. ,
St. Lea la Live sleek Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. U. CATTLE Receipts.
2,10 head, Including 1,000 Texana. Market
strong; native shipping and export steers.
84 8614.78; dressed eef snd butcher steers.
14 lti4(8.5; steers under 1.0(0 pounds. l).2j
4.65; stockers and feeders. 83. 26 tl 4 50- cows
snd heifers, I2.i54r4.0o; canners. 11.7542 35
bulls. I2.tif(i4.86; calvea. I12&4j00; Texas
and Inrtlir. steers, 2 50i4.50; cows and helf.
era. 12.004)3.75.
HOQS-Recelpts, 10.600 head; market 60
low.e,:. cP'f. and "ht. 25 91.45; packers,
468 butchers and best heavy, 66.40$
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, l,0f0
head; market steady: native muttons, 85 Hr?e
5 do: lambs. tn.204if 60; culls and bucks 82 00
4J3.73; Blockers, t2&04i3.50.
Sloes City Live Sleek Market.
8IOTJX CITY, la.. Jan. 11. Special Tele-
(rsm.) CATTLE Receipts, 500 head. Mar
et steady; beeves. 13 .754.86; cows, bulls
r.7,J. - 'IK,,0'V ttockers and feeders.
eJ.""JT.26; calves and yearlings, fl-SOWi
l-J I 1I!U tinnalnla A tVk. I a - .
86 tt4!:lnf " ' ttlit,
St. Joeenh Live glsx-k Market.
frrT JOflFTPTf Jen 11 i A 1 l'l e. n
t.0h head; market steady; natives, 14 04t
7.00: stockers and feeders. 13 2fVn4 n
HOGS Receipts. 8.9ul head; market 5e
lower; top, f. 60;' bulk of aales. 8 S5K4 45
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, f.zi
head; market weak to lower.
Stack la Slsjkt.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yeaterdav:
Cattle- Hogs
South Omaha 2,6(0 4 6G
Bloux City 6 4 & a)
Sheep,
8.UU0
Kansas City 2.JO IO.OiO
St. Joseph 1.0H4 8.W1
St. Louis to 10.5.0
Chicago 2,000 tO.OiO
t.0
2.77
1.000
4.0.0
ToUla
".064 70,161 17,787
Oils aad Reala.
NEW YORK. Jan. ll.-OH-Cottonseed
eney. prime yellow, MVsC Turpentine, firm
72'fi72Kc.
rosin Firm; strained, common to good
OIL CITY, Pa.. Jan. 11 OIL Credit bal
ances, tl 68. Runs, 123.6K7 bbls.; average
Sr7.T77 bbla.; ghlpmenta, ltf7,8S8 bbls.; average!
If 1 lrJ8 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Jan. 1L OIL Turpen
tine, steady; 6MV4C
ROSIN F'lrm; quote: A. B. C. D. 8400
K. I4.U6; F. 84 10; tl. 14 16: H. 84 40: I. 84 50:
K. 86.16; M, t5.u; N. Ki6. W G. tn.75; W W.
ITCH
lam aad Malaaaea,
NEW YORK. Jan. 11 STOAR Raw,
quiet; fair rehnlng. 34i3l-r2; ventrifueal, W
st. SS'JJ ll-!c; niulnsiie sugar, Tri2 26-.2c.
RcflosJ, slsady; No. 4. 4.80c; No. 7, 4.26c; No.
1
8, 4 20c: No. , 41V; No. 10. 4rrV; No. 1L
4 01V; No. 12. 8c; No IS, 1.8tc; No. 14,
a-WSc; confectioners' A. 4SOc; mould A, IVIScj
cut loaf and crushed. t.f"r: powdered, 4,80c;
granulated, 4 80c: cubes, 8.05c.
tOLASFEB Steadv; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 27fi48o.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 11. 8 t'O A R Mar
ket steady; open kettle centrifugal, 3 s-lljj
113-lsc; centrifugal white. 4 1-lsV; centrif
ugal yellow, JKtiHl-IV: second. 2rt 9-ita.
MOLASSES New syrup, tvtitto.
OMAHA WHOLRIALR MAftKRT.
Ceadltlea at Trad aad Qaetattaaa aa
tastle aad Paaey Predaee.
JXXJ8 Per doa.. 224?2V; market easy.-
LIVE POULT RT-llena, &jiV; rooster,
tc; turkeys.' lOfcllo; duck, twioc; young
roosters, ItjaiV; geese, 84jc
BUTTER Packing stock. mc choice
to fancy dairy, 83uJ5c; creamery. 2741310.
HAY Choice upland. t?6o; medium. 81.00;
eonr.e, 88 0OU8.60, Rye at raw, tVieJtjl.OO.
BRAN Per '.on, tiion.
NEW VEOETABLES.
TOMATOES Florida, per 4-basket crate
of 80 lbs., t7.6O4fe.00. ,
WAX BEANft-Per hu. box. t3.6K;a.0O.
LEAP LETTUCE Hothouse, per dog.
Bends. 48c.
CELERT California, per dot., TEcsTtl
CUCUMBERS ilothouae, per dog., 81.754J
HORSERADISH Case of 2 dog.. 2180.
RADISH E8 Per da bunches, tout hern,
large bunches. 76c: hot house, 8640o.
ORE EN PEPPKRltPer t-baket crate,
t4.6M4jViU
PARSLEY Hothouse, Pr dog. bunchea.
40c; southern, 80c.
HEAD LETTUCESouthern, per cVML.
ll.Hll.2S.
SHALLOTS Southern, per bu.. 6O0.
OLD VEGETABLES.
TURNIPS. CARROTS, BEETS, rAA
SNIP!--Per bu., 76c.
SWEET POTATOE Knsg. par bbL,
t2.26: Illinois, per large bbl,, 83.00.
ONIONSt-Home grown, per bu., 80c;
Spanish, per crate, U-00; Colorado, per biL
IOC.
NAVT BEANS Per bu.. 21.46; No. &
21-&0. ,
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 6C.
CAB RAO IB Holland seed, home grown,
lHo per lb.
EOQ PLANT Per dos.. 83 25438100.
POTATOES-Per hu-, 404,600.
RUTABAUAS-About loO lbs. U aaoa,
1.50.
CRANBERRIES per bbl.. 28 OOtflOOt,
APPLES Hen Davie, choice, 82.00; tenor,
per bbl.. t2t; Jonathans, 83.80; Now )for
apples. 83.26.
I'EARS-Wlnter Nells, per box. 8300. .
GRAPES Malaga, per bbl.. t5.00t21.00.
. TROPICAL FRUIT.
9,RNaES-Florlua oranges, all slses,
1225412.50; California navels, axtia fnacy.
LnMONS- Llmoniera, ex'ra fancy, 2-4)
slxe, 84.50; 200 and 860 alae, $4.60; Othf
brands. oOc less.
ANANAS-Per medlum-alxed bunch,
2VUU?'J!.a6J Jumbos, t2 60444.60.
DATES Kada way, 6'c; sayers, Sc; Hal.
tlTo'"' "W ,tu,Tea w'"ut datee, 8-1U box,
KRAPB rRUIT-Slse 64 to 64 and 80 to 94.
FI0-Cnlifornla. bulk. 6He; 4-crown
T7V!k,1fn' 15c: 6-crown, 14c; 8-crown, 12c
COCOANUTS-Per aack ot 100, 84.60.
BEEP CUT PRICES.
No. 1 rib. 14c; No. 2 rib, 10c; Na 8 rib,
ic; No. 1 loin. 17c; No. 2 loin, 12c; No. I
k;ln. 8c; No. 1 chuck. 6Vc; No. 2 chuck, to;
Na 2 chuck, 4c; No. 1 round, 7c; No. 2
round. 6Vtc; Na 8 round, Sc; No. 1 plate,
4Vc; No. 2 plate. 4c; No. 3 plate, tc
MISCELLANEOUS,
w CHEESE-Swiss. new, I6c; Wlsconnln
brick, 16V; Wisconsin llmberger, lo:
t"'". 16Vjic; Young Americana, lc.
FlaH-Trout, 12c; halibut. 12c; catfish, 1601
buflalo, 8c; bullheada. 12c; black bass, flne
stock, 25c- salmon. 12c; pike, 13c; red anap.
per, fresh frosen. 13c; whlteflsh. fresH
froien, 13c; yellow perch, dressed and
scaled. 8c; pickerel, fresh froien, c: frog
legs, 40o per Hot. saddles.
CURED FISH-Kamlly whlteflsh, per
quarter bbl., 109 lbs., 84 00; Norway mack-
hi ,V H?-1 W 00; nerrtn
bbls., 200 lbs. each. Norway, 4k. tf 00: Nor.
k' : Holland herring. In kegs.
milkers. 80c; kegs, mixed, 70c
HIDES AND TALLOW Oreen lalted, Na.
l,.i2!'cV.No-,1' 4c; buU bides. licTgreei
J..5; sheep pelts. 60c4J1.26, Tallow, NoTl,
M.I
Walnuts. Na h.e Jh-ii laTMj"."'"
shell . loc; Braxlls. 1516c; pecans. VxaTic;
filberts, 134jl4c; peanuts; raw. mat
T': Crornla almonda, haVsl
shell. lc: soft shell, 17c
HONET-Per 24 frames, 22.50.
re?.I88EilN"r YtK barrU ter
COFFEE-Roasted No. 85, 26c per lb.,
No. 30. He per lb.: No. 25, 19c per iTbT; No!
. lc Pt lo-: No, O, lie per lb.
. 8J,?CP-InbbU- 7 Pr a-al.; In cases,
cases, 24 2V-lb. cans, 81.86.
SUGAR Granulated cane. In sacks. 85.21:
granulated beet. In sacks, till.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern. 654j6rtc; Maine, tl.15. Tomatoes, 2-lb
cans, U.10; t-lb. cans, 97ictl.0O. Pinew
apples, grated. 2-lb., V te'i ; sliced, ji i
472.20. Gallon apples, fancy, 82 Os. Csll
PrlcoU, tl.9gt26. Pears, n.76
2.60. Peaches, fancy, tl. 7542.40; H C
peachea, t2.0O4?2 .60. Alaska salmon, red!
$1.26; fancy Chinook. F., t210; fancy sock,
eye, F., tl.96. Sardines, quarter oil, t2.7ti
three-uuartrir mustard, 23.00. Sweet poU
toes, fl.104jl.26. Sauerkraut, tl.00. Puinp.
kins. 80cll.00 Wax beans, 2-lb., 66ml
lima beans, t-tb. 75c4T41.36. Splnuch. 31.85
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. METALfi There
Was a decline In lh. T ..... ., ....
with spot closing at 188 16s and futures
at uTl7s Sd. Locally, the market was
easy and closed at eU.OOti 41.26 for spot.
Copper was higher In London, with spot
quoted at 108 12a 4d and futures at lu9.
Locally, the market continued firm. Lake
quoted at 124.264? 26.00; electrolytic, 224.00
i.vu, uuuiii, za.nyn.2a. j,ead waa un
changed at ti.0u-6.30 In the local market
and at 19 17s fed In London. Spelter was
unchanged at 27 15s In London and at
6.664i.76 In the local market. Iron was
higher In London, with standard foundry
quoted at 60s 6d and Cleveland warranto
at 61s lHd. Locally, Iron was unchanged;
No. 1 northern foundry Is quoted st 126 26
t''J 26; No. 2 northern foundry, t24.754j 26.76- .
No. 1 southern foundry, 126.504124 60; No 2
southern foundry, ta.0OW26.00.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Jan. 11. M ETA V8 Lea d,
steady at to. 10. Spelter, steady at to. 664.75.
Wantaa Bald to Be Polaeaed.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11. It was definitely de
termined today that the womag whose life- -less
body waa found yesterday in a room
In the Hotel Whltcomb on Weat Madison
street waa poisoned. She came to the
hotel with a man who signed himself "M. '
Friedman and wife." He disappeared be
fore the death of the woman waa discov
ered. Nothing In the effects of the woman
gave the slightest Indication of her place
of reaiuence.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Bessie Kavan to Matlas Dober et al.,
ntj lots 1 and 2, block t, Murray's
add t&
Walter E. Keeler and wife to Charlea
B. Williamson, lot 6, block 1, and lot
18, block 4. Everett Place MO
Mary S. Boehme to Otto A. Boehme,
lot 7. block 11; sVs lot 12, block 10.
Kountxe Ruth add., and other
lota l
Catherine B. Nash to Beua Jackson,
lots 1, 2, 3 snd 4, block 4. Thoraason
A Goos add WO
Linlnger A Metcalf Co. to Llnlnger
Implement company, lot 8. block 4,
Marsh's add., and other lota 1
Ban e to same, lot 8, block 4; lot 8,
block 4, Marsh's add., and other lots 1
Robert O. Fink to D. C. Patterson. I
part lota 4 and 7, block 9. McCague's
add
Lorl M. Payne to Ignatius J. J.
Bruechert, lot 13, blotk 4. Van
Csmp's 1
Bessie Kavan et al. to John Barsell,
south So feet lot 2, block 2, Mur
ray's add 105
Same to John Podrasky et al., north
84 feet s lot 2, block t, Murray's
add 128
George Warren and Francis Smith to
Bessie Kavan, lot 2. block 2, Mur
ray's add 400
Lena Jatkson to Allen T. Richmond.
nS lot 1. block 204Vt. Omaha 1,000
Mat Dobal et al. lo Beanie Kavan,
n!4 lot 1. block 8, Murray's add ... 1
Adella Klrwlt to Mattie Klewlt, eTtM
0 feet north 60 feet lot 11, block 10,
South Omaha 1
Bame to John Kiewit. jr., south 24
feet lot 10, block 10, South Omaha.. 1
Alice Meyer and hushund to Omaha
Safe Deposit and Truat company,
iH lot 21 and south 38 feet lot 22,
block 2, Summit Place 2,200
John M. Thurston and wlft to the
Omaha National lla.ik. Interest
wH nt awV, sec. 4-15-13 toO
Christen P. Chrlstensen to Johanna
Schwartt, lot 4. block 6. Deer park 1,700
Henry Duve Pncklng company to the
Independent Packing company, lot i,
block 3o9. 8uth Omaha t,60Q
Eliulth J. Cox and husband to John
J. Toms, lot 1 block 4. Plelnvl -w . 760
EtM-neser L. Browniee et al. to W. J.
Hyncs. east to fe-t lota 3) and 21 W.
Millard k Caldwall'a add 23.000
Total
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