Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMAHA DAILY REE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1907.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trad in Wheat Ll;ht, Belline leinc tba
Featura.
RECEIPTS LIGHT, DUE TO THE STORM
Desna a 4 Wat Eacagk t Akirk Otter
lava Made tr Ele-rat Meat aad
harts Carat firm nhk
Fair Trade.
OMAHA. Jan. IS, 1907.
Trad waa very light, the feature alter
the early part of th session being th
filing, which started yesterday. Early
there wii a firm undrtona to the market,
du to the atorm and small receipts, but
trad waa too light to aend up prices.
Elevator man and ahorta had tha bulk of
tha offerings. Sales (or export ara growing
amallar and winter wheat of tha lower
grades la aniline at discount.
Aftar temporary weakness corn waa firm
and trade (air, the best buyers being
ahorta. In sympathy with wheat. It
i"mfd Impossible fur prices to advance.
The close waa unchanged (rom yesterday.
tTimirj wneat receipt were 4J.im Duin.
ela and ahlpmenta 214,000 bushels, against
recelpta Uat year of C30.000 buehels and
ahlpmenta of 260,009 bnahrela. Corn re
ceipts wen I2,000 btiahela and ahlpmenta
mom bushels, against recelpta last year
of 714,000 buahrela and ahlpmenta of 6M,tt)
nunneia. iiearancea were 141,ono nusneis or
wheat, li,0hf barrel of flour, 266,000 bushel
of corn and 1,000 buahela of oaU.
IJverpool clnaed H4i,l4d lower on wheat
and unchanged to Ha higher on corn.
Bradstreets total ahowa a decrease of
$.217,000 bushela wheat, an lncreaae of 1,
276,000 buahela corn, and a decreaaa of 722,000
bushela oata.
Omaha elevators reported aale of BOO, Of
cash wheat to Minneapolis yesterday, the
aellera binding themselvea to no limits aa to
time of shipment.
Liverpool cabled: "Bpot wheat, ateady;
futures neglected and declining corn In
active at last quotations."
Liocal range of optional --.
Article Open.j Hlgh. Low. Close. Yet'y
Wheat-! . , I
ciSK-..H I"
May...) 88V1B) SSKBJ 18B
Oats . Ill
May... 16B HB $6B
S5HB1 KSB
A asked. B bid.
. Oaaaaa Cask Prices.
WIIEAT-No. I hard, WlC'Vic; No. I
hard. Wu7c; No. hard, oo'Utrltto; No. I
spring, 66f.Ua
CORN No. I, SSVWKHc; No. 4, 3H4Hct
No. I yellow, XhVuZic; No. t white, 36
' 0870. v
OATB No. mixed. $2aiirj84c : No. ,8
white, 8384c: No. 4 white, U33Ho.
KYEJ No. 2, feo; No. I, 67V4c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Coru. Oata
Chicago
Kansas City ..
Minneapolis ,,
630
162
42
M
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"it
14tl
66
17
umuw
128
io7
Duluth
Ht. Loula ...
CHICAGO GRAIff AND PROVISIONS
Feat area of tha Trading- aa4 Closing
Prleea oa Board of Trade.
ClUpAOOw Jan. 16. A aharp decline In the
price of wheat at Mlnneapolla cauaed a
weak finish today to the local wheat mar
ket, the May delivery being down So. Corn
waa up Vk'tfc. Oata showed a gain of
'.441 o. Provisions were 60 higher to so
lower.
Aside from . "Tioderate decline in the
price of whe jf IJverpool, which caused
light weakra early In the day, the local
market was Almost entirely dominated by
conditions at Minneapolis and Duluth. Dur
ing the first half hour the market waa aasy
on selling by pit traders, who were In
fluenced br the weakness at - Liverpool.
Prices soon became firm, however, on buyy
Ing by ahorta and commission bouses, who
were actuated by the strength of cash
wheat at Mlnneapolla. The extremely small
recelpta today at Mlnneapolla and Duiutn
- formed tha chief reason of the urgent de
mand at those placea for cash grain. Pur-:
Ing the last halt hour of trading a sudden
decline at Minneapolis waa followed by
. general selling here, which caused the mar
ket tn flrtA wmIi. with nrlcea Close to tha
! lowest point of the day. May opehod, Aln-
changed to 76o, sold between 7txa mo ana
'!o and closed at 7tlSc. Clearancea of
wheat and flour were euual to &U8.6U0 bu
The world'a vlalble supply, aa ahown by
! Bradatreet'a, decreased 2,3i0,O00 bu. Primary
recelDta were 4tC0b0 bu.. aaaJnat sau.UUO DU
for thu aame day laat year. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chlcaro reported receipts of
71 cars, against M cars laat week and 670
'cars one year ago.
. Trading In the corn pit was quiet, be
cauae of the acarclty of offering. Senti
ment waa bearish at the opening, because
of the cold weather throughout the corn
belt, but the market soon became Arm In
sympathy with an advance In the price of
oata Bhorta were the principal buyera and
tha aelllng waa chiefly by cash house. The
market closed Arm. May opened a shade
lower at 43c, advanced to 44c and closed
at 4STc. Local receipts were 630 cars, with
3 of contract grade.
Oats were In excellent demand and the
market ruled Arm. Commission houses
and ahorta led In the buying. Offerings
came mostly from amall holdera. My
opened unchanged at 3c, aold at 9i9
.o and advanced to S7Vo. The cloae waa
at 37t;37Ua. Local recelpta were l(2 care.
Trade In provision was active and the
market waa fairly steady. Pit traders were
tha best buyers, while offerings came chiefly
rom small packera and local holders. At
the cloae May pork was ore 60 at ug.o,
Lard waa down Vc at 106. Kiba were 6c
hirher at S9.22U.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow are:
Wheat, 42 cars; corn, 249 cars; oats, SI
cars; hogs, 17,000 bead.
. The leading futurea ranged aa follows:
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y
Wheat I
May 76S TSH 7fi 7H . TH
July 7tiV-'W 76 16 T&V&KfT,
Corn
Jan. 40 40 40 40 ( STa
May S 44 4SH 43'4SSffH
July . WM 44. 43H4S1
Oats
Jan. MV4 2414 MS 24V
May . n f.S rti'n K'i
July X t4V J3i K5
Pork
Jan. It 10 It 10 1 10 16 10 It IS
May 16 16 76 It fci 16 6 16 70
July 16 M 16 80 16 80 16 SO 16 86
Lard
Jan. ' 8 40 8 40 6 H 8 t7H 8 40
May 8tt 6 60 8 65 8 66 8 674
July 8 62H 8UVi 8 67H 8 60 8 2H
Rlha '
Jan. 6 00 8 02V 8 00 8 02H 1 87H
May' 6 2 8 11' 8 16 ml
July 8 rrVkl 8 S2Vi 6 27HI 8 J--V.I 8 v
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j Cash quotations vera aa follows:
f, FUH'R-Steady: winter patents. 23.204?
g 160; wtnter straights, 13.00ifrS.40; spring pat-
3 enta, 12.70(2.M; aprlng tralhts, 13.101.401
If, bakera, 12.20'i) 2.60.
X WlliuAT-No. 1 spring, 7b7c; No. t. Shit
T T; No. I red, lVa'ato.
f CORN No. 2, 4tc; No. I yellow, 41e.
OATS No. 2. 24So; No. t white, S6Hc; No.
f' t white, IMjJfcVar. ..
k RVB-No. 2. Sic
HAR1.KY Fair to choice malting, 4fC57c.
U 8EKD8 No. 1 flax, tl H; No. 1 north-
western. 11 20H. Timothy, prime, ti.lx
li Clover contract grades, 114.00.
f PROVISIONS Short libs sides (loose),
Jf S 76ta 10. Mess pork, per bbl., 116.10. Lard,
f per 100 lbs , rT7 Short clear sides
f (boxedl. t 26 J7W.
Tha receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were as follows;
. Receipts. Shipments
f; Flour, bbls. , lS.SiO
.. IVheat, bu lia.utio K.fnU
i; orn, bu. 477.li 1X7.H
. Oata. bu Ja.t.o . a.tuo
J Rye, IMi tl.uii 7.600
i barley, bu lSJ.luO 17,400
I On the Produce exchange today the but-
1 ter market was weak; creameries. SMlAo:
dairies, lK4j2tic. Kggs. firm; at mark, case
, nriuded. uguc; nrata, oc; prime first a. 14o;
;.' ix t raa. tic Cheese, firm; litfltc.
MUwaakee tirala Market.
I - MILWAUKEE Jan. 16 -WHEAT-Flrm;
: N'u. I northern, TVsoauc; No. 1 northern, lint
7 isc: May. 7eo,
- HYK Higher; No. 1. tfjTHc.
BARLKY-Flnu; No. 2, bc; sample, 468
j Wc-
- t'oRN-Hlgher; No. I cash, 4tVQaH4c:
i Itay. 4JTo aaksd.
Dalatk Grata Market.
PCUUTH. Jan. I0.-WHEAT-O0 track.
No. I northern, 740; No. I northern, 7bVo;
a4v
7Wc; July, 74o.
OATS To arrive, tbc. .
RYK-tfc.
BARLEY r34Jc.
Mlaaeasolls tirala Market.
MINN KAPOIJ8. Jan. 16 WHK1TH.
T7Vi July. Tvii ISvt. t bard, fc!c. Nu. 1
northern, 79N-: Ko. 1 northern. T!c, No.
I northern, 76760.
FliOUR nrit patents, M W7J.W: KwitiJ
Mi IS. M .. i .. as . K .
aeennda clear, II KVJT'l SV
bran la built, 11104. oa.
HEW YORK OEXEIUL MARKET
totale)aa af tha Day Tarleaa
CaaaaaaeUtlaa.
NPTW YORK, Jan. FLOUR Recelpta,
S7 211 bbls; exports, T,IU bbls.) market dull,
but steady; winter patents, ta.0uG.7B;
winter straights, t3.40til.frO; Minnesota pat
ents, I4.0bft4.10; winter extraA H-WSiOO;
Minnesota hakera, M.JSTil.761 winter low
gradea, 1J Trfr2 . Ry flour, quiet; fair to
good. 1.668.80; choice to fancy, tt-MFi.10.
buckwheat flour dull; VXlKtl K.
BUCKWHEAT Dull; IX per 100 lba.
CORNMKAL Steady: fine white and yel
low, I1.1&431.X); coarse, ll.064Jl.10i kiln dried,
t2.Wfi7.7S.
RYE Nominal.
PA RLKY Nominal.
WHHAT Receipts, 61.000 bu.; exports,
M.060 bu; spot market barely steady; No.
1 red, 7va, elevator; No. I red, HM f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, Ho, f, o. b.(
afloat; No. 1 hard, winter, Mn. f. o. b.,
afloat Early weakness In the wheat mar
ket today waa aucceeded by a aharp mid
day rally on decreasing world's slocks and
strength In coarae grains. Later It broke
again, under selling by western cash houeea
and at the cloae waa rather weak at He net
decline. May, WMlffi2a, closed. 82c; July,
HSfi 7-16c, closed. flV.
CORN Receipts, 80,800 bu.: exports. ..
Ill bu. Spot market firm; No. X 61c ele
vator, and 60e f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1 yellow,
WH4c; No. 1 white, 60Hc. Option market
was about without transaction, closed Ho
nn nigner. January closed bZ'ka: May,
Wf. May closed &lc.
OAT8 Receipts, 25.000 bu.: exports, 1,400
bu.j spot market Arm; mixed oata, 26 to 12
lbs., tSuac ; natural white, 10 to S3 lbs.,
41fr42Vc; clipped white, 38 to 40 lbs., 419
44HO.
HAT Firm: shipping, SOQWe; good to
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
I crop, 18-hfflc; I crop, futile; Pacific,
1906 crop, 13lSc: 1 crop. lOtnllc.
xiiurjs Bteaay; uaiveston, 20 to B
pounds, 20c; California, 21 to 26 pounds, 21c;
Texas dry, 24 to SO pounds, lc.
lr.A i n ci l uulel ; acll. Z7 ZXC.
PROVISIONS Reef, firm: famllv X1S00
C15.80; mees. 19 O0 50: packet. tll.0Offl2.AO;
city extra India mess, 130 60S 23 00. Cut
meat, steady; pirkled hams, tn.60ffni.76
pickled bellies, ro ?r.riJ.60. Lard. Arm
western prime, .VfM.f)a: refined, steadvt
continent. 110.00: South America, tin.,: com.
wuno, fa.io'asM). font eieHdy: family, i60
vij.w; snort ciear, li.sxuia.w; mess, H7.00
TALLOW-Steady; city (12 per package),
6V: country, .(packages free), 6i6Hc
RICE Steacy; domesUc (air to extra.
wic; jpin nominal.
POULTRY Dressed, irregular: western
chickens, 120 16o; turkeys, lu'17c; fowls,
8413HC.
BUTTER-Steady; extra creamery.
wc, street prices. Official prices: Cream
ery, fair to rood. 77ifio: common to extra
2KyC7Me; state dairy, common to firsts, (t
26c; rsnovsted, common to extra, 16g23c;
western factory, common to firsts, nwuilc;
western Imitation creamery, firsts, 21622c.
CHEESE Stead VI state full cream, small
and large, September, fancy, 14ttc; stato
full cream, small and large, October, best,
13Ifl4c; good to prime, l2WaU3Ho; winter
maun, average, izc; sxims, 120,
EGOS Firm; Pennsylvania and nearby
10(gJ3c; mixed extra, 81c; western firsts, 27
wjinc; omciai price firsts, 27c; seconds, 26
St. Loals Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 16. WHEAT Futures.
lower: cash. Arm: track. No. 2 red cash.
imivtc: No. 2 hard. 72S74c: May. 76W4
76V; July. 74He.
TORK-nrmi track. No, I cash. 40vta
41H0; no. x wnite, viifpaw; May, 4l74c;
juiy; z-ri'otc.
OAT8 Higher: track, No. 2 cash, 87c;
No. 2 white, 87637Vtc; May, sgc. July
83M,e33ie.
klouh--irm: red winter patents, 13.66
OB.7B; extra fancy and straight, I3.10&8.46
clear. t2.6&2,86.
HiKi Tomotny steady at 13.26 trs.76.
CORNMEAL Quiet at 12.r0.
BRAN Dull: sacked, ease track. 83006c.
HAT Quiet: timothy. tl6.O0fil9.OOL prairie.
IRON COTTON TIES-11.02.
BAOOINO 4c.
HEMP TWINE 8c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing,
H8. 86. Lard, Arm; prime steam. O.I2U:
dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts.
p.ezt; clear riDB, xm.ou; snort clears, xh.tiH
bacon, -steady; boxed extra, shorts, 110.00
vioni 1 f u,uv, biiui, uicror, viv.w.
POU1TRY Lower: chickens. 9c: snrlncs,
10c turkeys. 12012c; ducks, UVfcc; geese,
BUTTER Lower; creamery, 24ffOVrC
dalrv, 20&1c.
EOOS Steady at 22c.
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 10.000 14.00OJ
Wheat, bu 27000 - 17.000
Corn, bu 106,000 78.orQ
Oata, bu: $5,000 98,000
Kaasas City Grata Bad Provlaloas.
KANSAS CITT, Jan. 18. WHEAT MAy,
70Vc; July, 60ic; September, 70Hc Cash:
No. 2 hant ar73c; No. 3, 66H.72o; No. 2
red. 72t&T3c; No. 1, SfiOTlc.
CORN May, 39c; July, 39r; September,
40'ic. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 3x(a38V4c; No. 3,
I7!aic; No. ! white, SS34ic
OATS No. 2 white, S5f(a6V4c: No. 1
mixed. 364trX54c
RYFJ-teady, 60ff2c.
HAY Choice timothy, 115.8(V&16.00; choice
prairie, $U.0Dt11.60.
Bt'TTER Creamery- &", nacklng, 17o
' EGOS lo higher; Arsts, 22 Vic; seconds,
20Hc.
The recelpta and shipments of grain were:
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 42.000 69,000
Corn, bu 26.000 St.uoo
Oats, bu t.OUO 8,000
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prtoes, as re
ported by Logan St Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade building, waa:
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Law. Close.
Wheat
May ..
July ..
C01 a
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704 71 70H
70 70H14 69 69SA
S '4 89 A
2WVlt K H SS)U
May ..
July ..
A aaked. B bid.
Visible Sapply of Grata.
NEW YORK. Jan. ll Special cable and
telegraphic com munlcat lone received by
Bradatreet'a ahow the following chanaea
In available supplies, aa compared with
previous account: Wheat. United States.
east rockles, Increase, 138,000 bu. Canada,
decrease, 6.000 bu. Total United States and
Canada, Increase, ss.uoo bu. Afloat for and
In Europe, decrease, 2.300.000 bu. Total
American and European supply, decrease,
1217,000 bu. Corn. United States and Can
ada, Increase, 1,276,000 bu. Oats, United
States and Canada, decreaaa, 722,000 bu.
Llverfoel Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15 WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 2 red western winter. 6s. Fu
tures, dull; March, 6s 1'ed; May, 6a IHd;
July. 6s.
CORN Spot, Arm: American mixed, new,
4a 44d; American mixed, old, 4a 6d. Fu
tures, quiet; January, 4s 24d; March,
4a d. v
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Jan. IS. CORN Steady; No. t,
V,c; No. 4. loc.
OATS-Higher; No. I white. No. 1
white. 5oWc: No. 4 white. t434c.
i Kr Bteaay; no. x, ostioDc.
WHISKY On the bl of tt29
finished goods. .
for
Toledo Seed Market.
TOIJiDO. Jan. 16. SEEDS Clover, cash
snd January. !.o6i February, Vt 76; March,
M72H; April. 16.60. Timothy, 12 06; alalke,
rriv.
OUa aad Koala.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16 OIL Cottonseed
oil, quiet; prime emde, f. o. b. mills, 36VM2'
36c; prim yellow, 4tc asked. Petroleum,
steady. Turpentine, quiet, 7HfJ72c
ROtilN Steady; attained, common to
good. 14 20.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 15. -OIL Turpentine,
Arm; 68V40.
ROBIN Firm Quote: A. B. C, 14 .101
4.UH; HHM-H; V- 14 1634 21; F.. t42l5
4 22H; U., 14 26; H . t4.4ot4-60; I., 14 SO; K.,
Pi 16; M.. 26.60; N.. H26; W. O.. 16.75; W. W
17.00.
OIL CITY. Jan. 1S.-OIL Credit balances,
11. 6a. Runs. tt.aJa bbls.; average, 7,1M bbls.
Shipments, 123, lb bbla; average, 161,bd2 bbla.
Bvaora4 Apples aad Dried Pralte.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market quiet; little buslnesa In
spot or futures. Fancy, rCseC; choice, t
jSc; prime, tl'
CALIVXRNIA 1KIED FRUITS-Pruaea
are said to be In bolter demand, but are
quiet on spot; prlcae ateady to firm, 4 to c
for California fruit, with Oregon 60s to 4us
quoted at 7tjsr. Apricots, unchanged;
choice, 1c; extra choice, lTtflac; fancy,
Ucue. peaches. Inactive, but supplies are
amall and holdera confident; choice, 12c;
extra choice, Wno; fancy. 13c. Ralstna.
generally. Ann; loose niuacalel. "WS
aeedovl, 7lvc, Lonaon layers, tl.fi-4il.6i.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Lifted to Higher Latel by Cam
Laborlout Iftthoda Employed Monday.
MODERATE REACTION FOLLOWS ADVANCE
Ret Galaa (or tha Day Ara
Slight Harrlsaaa, St. Pawl aad
ReadlaaT leave Shaw
Streaa-th.
NEW TORK. Jan. 15.-Stocks wera lifted
to a higher level todsy In much the same
laborious manner aa (or several days pasi,
but the later reaction waa more moderate
and left something of the dsy's gains. Con
ditions were not much changed from those
ruling for some time past and mucn tne
same factora were given chief consideration
as factors In the trading.
The feeling towarda extensive new stork
Issues was shown In the pressure to sell
Chicago & Northwestern, which catised the
acuta depression In that stock. The rally
In the stock after tha Tnlclal announcement
of the proposed stock Issue was due rather
to the moderate amount of the new capital
than to any change In the prevailing opinion
towarda the tendency to dilute capital 01
railroads. The 26 per cent of outstanding
capital, which Is to be offered to stock
holders at par. calls for something less
than 125.000,000 of the 1100, 000, OuO which has
been authorised, and compares with rumors
of the last few days that an Issue up to
160,000,000 was contemplated. The stock sold
at the lowest late In the day. The general
consideration of the enormoua capital re
quirements of the railroads was stimulated
by the published reports of the letter of
J. J. Hill of the Great Northern to the
governor of Minnesota, containing the as
sertion that the railroads of the country
would need to expend 11,100,000.000 a year
for five years to come to supply facilities
that would meet the demands made upon
them by the present traffic seeking service.
An effect on sentiment waa caused by the
perceptible pressure on Amalgamated Cop
per, in spite of the talk of a probable In
crease In the dividend rste at the meeting
of directors tomorrow and the continued
strength of the copper market. Reading
waa a strong feature. In spite of reports or
the shutting down of several of Its collieries
on account of mild weather and light de
mand for anthracite. The principal strength
was shown, however, by St. Iaul and the
Harrlman stocks.
The downward course of lntereat ratea
continued In this market and there was a
decline also in the discount rate in London
today. The International exchanges moved
again In favor of London, the rise In the
aterllng exchange ratea serving to quiet
apprehension that Paris might be disposed
to recall the heavy credit outstanding in
London for that account. This country's
sgricultural exports for December, as re
ported today by the bureau of statistics at
Washington, failed to show the strength of
the Internal exchange situation fully main
tained. Except for cotton, the principal
articles of export all show decreases from
the corresponding month of last year, the
total decline In valuation reaching 113,
021.227. Reports from some of the Interior
money markets were of an easier tendency.
New York exchange at Chicago, however.
Is Inclined to recede and it Is probable
that with the decline In the interest rate
here there Is some withdrawal of credits
placed by Interior leaders. The gain of the
banks on subtreasury operations has
reached over 16,000,000 since the last bank
statement and the government Institution
was again a heavy debtor at the clearing
house todsy. The renewal of the liquida
tion In Chicago A Northwestern was the
principal factor in the late reaction and
the Irregular closing of the market. '
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value,
11,614,000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Sales and range of prices on the New
Tork Stock exchange were:
Bale. High. .LjOW. ciom.
Adama Kxprea
Anulsamatad Copper ..
Am. C. A P
Am. C. A r. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd.....
Am. Kipraaa
Am. H. A U fd
Am. Io geeurltle
Am. Unaeed Oil
Am. Unaeed Oil pfd...,
Am. Locomotive
Am. Looomotlv pfd....
Am. 8. A R ...
Am. a. R. pfd
Am. Busar Refining
Am. Tobacco ptd ctfa.,
Anaconda Mining Co...
Atchlaon
Atohlaoa pfd
Atlantic Coast Una...
IM
75.100 lit. 1184a HI
l,tt) 44 '4 44V 44V,
100 1011a 1041a I""1
...... , tOV
M
til
.. M4
1 10 17 17 81
too it n 11
34
73
73
10 V.
4,100 1U HIV, 151 -V,
, 100 nsvi Hv4 n
1.000' 134 1.13 133
140 7 - 7 7
10. tot) 2M IU 2H4
41.100 107 10 107i
10C
em 130 ia m
t.400 11IV4 ill 111
IO0 3Vj 3V, ti
1.400 ai o li
1.700 111 18 11
Ill
X.IO0 11 63 !3
1.M0 17 11 1
to. 400 117 10 11
14,100 164 1M ln
I
Bait I mot a Ohio
Baltimore Ohio pfd.
Brooklyn Rapid Tr.....
Canadian paclno
Central of New Janaty.
Chas. A tfnio
Chlcaao ot. W
Cklcaao A N. W
C, M. A St. P
Chlcaio T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd...
c. ('.. c. ac at. u
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A 80. let pfd....
Colo. A So. Sd pfd
Consolidated Oa
COO 17 67 17
100 137 137 117V,
1. 7,100 24 14 !44
Corn Product ,
Corn Product pfd
64
ill
00
40,
2
11
41
74
4a
16
114
1
17
0
U
80
I7i
41
0
!! "400 iit ii
Dalawar A Hudaon
Dal.. L A W
Denver A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
100
400
lt.XIO
300
11
1S
76
II .
71
1
74
44
Dlatlllar gacurttla
Krla
Erie lat pfd
Brt id ptd
600
n
Oaneral Electrlo
700 164 154
Hocking Valley. oBer
Illinois Central
International Ppr
Int. Paper ptd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
low Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kane City aa
K. C. 80. pfd
Loulavtlle A N
Mexican Central
Minn. AY. St. L
M , St. P. A I. 8. M
M . St. P. A 8. S. at. pfd.
Mlaaourt Pacifla
M , K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of at. pfd
Naw York Central
N. T . O. A W
Norfolk W
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacta Mall .....
Pennarlvanla ,,,,
People' Oa
P., C. C. A Bt. L
Praaaed Steal Car
Preaaea 8. C ptd
Pullmaa Palaea Car
Reading, a-dlv
RaadI! let P'4 .-
Reading Id ptd
Republic Steal
Republte atael pfd
Rack Island Co
Rack laland Co. ptd
"
100 tl
too
to
400
41
41
1.600 143 142 143
4.400 l lb 24
tuO 6 61 67
100 134 110 130
too 110 IK" 164
1.400 tO v,
1.0U0 40 40 40
: 7iw
600 73
100 61
t.4M) 161
100 4(
1100 to
'iiioo "ii"
71 71
61 6
13V 111
44 44
17 at
10
I M
14.400 136 1 131
0U 1 7 91
60
6
174
136
400 44 (4
' 400 ni iii '
I4,40 116 133
luo n
10
OK)
too
t.4u
K0
40
1
1.O0O
t
40
H
2
2
47
16
40
H
M to
40
D 2
I
46
21
61
a
SJ
mv!
It. L A I P- 14 pft
St. Lout 8. W
U L 8. W. fd
80. Pacifla
80. Paclfio pfd
8. Railway
So. Railway pfd.....
Tan C. a I.. .....
Taiaa Pacific
T , St. L. W
T., St. L A pfd ,
l'la Paatflc ...
Valoa Pacific pfd -
V. 8. Bipraaa.
V. 8. Realty..,
V. A Rubber
II. a Rubber pfd, a-dlv.
V. 8. Btael...
V. 8. Steal pfd ,
Va,-Caroli ChamlcaJ ...
Va -Cero. Ckaaa. pfd
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Wall-rrgo Bipraa
Waallngkouao Klactrl
Waatera taloa
Whaallng A L.
Wtacontl Central
Wla. uatnl P
Northers Pacifla
Central Llhar
Central Laathar pfd
(loae-ahefllald Steel
Oraat Northern ptd
lat. Metrepoluaa
44.4V0
ia iiiu .it,.
17
l,o ii li v, tm
too tl to tov.
im
200
is 6 16
t: s: 2
6i4 62 ai
too
II.7U 1U 171 llOkj
n
114
II
4' 61 II 40
200 107 101 10
U.KlO 4 4s V,
l.lva) lu 104 lo
'
, 107,
40 II 17 II
100 M M
171
100 14 164 141
1
0 26 It 2
100 10 60 41
t.40 161 16 161
loo M 84 at
loo mi v iou it
tut 76 74 14
1. 100 111 111 110
M M M
' tu 71 71- 71 v
Int. Met. pi
Total aalaa for th y, lit, aharaa.
Mew York Mlalng Stocks.
NKW TORK. Jan. 16. Closing quotaUona
an tr.lning atocaa were:
Adam Cam. ...
1
Llilla Calaf ...
A Ilea
Biaane
Braaswtc Coa. .
Oaanatock Taanal
Con. Cal. A Va..
Hera Sllvot
Iran Silver
Uadvlila Coa. ...
.114
. M
. 14
. IT
.11
.1
.421
.. I
OMarto
opkir
Potoal
.20
. U
..
. 41
. 40
It
laavag
H larra Nevada
Small Mopa ..
iktandard
Baak Clearlaga.
OMAHA, Jan. 16. Bank cleaiinga for to
day were tl.6M.01t.46 and for the corre
spondlng date last year tl.4'.427.11
Troaaar ttateaacat.
WASHlNtJTON. Jan. lf.-Today s atata
inont of the trvaaury balancea la tha gen
eral fund, exi-luatv of tha tl&0,uuQ.tti gold
reaorva, shows; Available cash balance.
9
!104.ffit,oi4; trold certlfl-
Itew Tark Hasty Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. IS. MONET On call,
easv at tff44j per cent; ruling rate, 44 per
closing. 1 per cent; offered, st 1H rr cent.
Time loans, easier; 60 and 90 days, I per
cent: 6 months, 6 per rent.
PRITHH MERCANTILE PAPER-aH
per cent.
STERLING! EXCHANOR-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bill at M.RSirW
4.20 for demand and 14 JKa4 9rw for
slxty-dsy bills; posted rates, t4.l4 81i and
t4-tf-H4 M; commercial bills, t4.804
SILVER Bar, 68c; Mexican dollars,
62o.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations en bonds ware aa fol
lows: '
I'. 8. nrt. ta, rf ...WH jap a M swlM.
M 9 PUDOal
..l""4i do a ct
..tot in 4H Mh)
..lt 4a M rtf
..lent U at N. ant. 4...,
..IA Man. e. a. 4
..IXH.Met. rntnl 4....
M
V
V4
ln
IT
4
9
n
T
101 v
lt
I
1
7
4
V. 8. to. r
V. a. old 4a. ra.
do ronpoa
mV. B. a. 4 ri
do roupoa .....
Am. Tobaoco 4.
do to
Atchtann gmn. 4a
1M tnt
Minn. St. U 4.
M . K. T. 4
"o at 1
t. R. R. of M. e. 4
... T
...nn
...11'
do ad. 4a
Atlantic C U 4a...
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do IH
Prk. R. T. e. 4....
Ontral of Oa. to
do lat Inc
do td ine
1H
VN. Y. C S. IV4
I'M 'N. 1. C. (. I
ni No. Farltc 4
do aa
.11
.
. 7TH
N. A W. e. 4a...
o 8. U rtdf. 4a.
Penn. aonT. IH. .
do Id Ine...
Reading fan.
nra. A Ohio H ...1M4 St. U a I. M. la .m
hirao a a. ih.. n st. u a r. r. f 4 h
C. B. A Q n. .... M4 St. U 8. W. t. 41... ?U
C, R. I. A P. 4.... TM, SMnnar4 A. In 4... 41
4o ml. 6a J4 So. Farlfle 4a
rrc. A St. U 4..lMt4!n. Railway to U't
Olo. Ind. to. r. A. 71 Tia aV P. la 114
rolorado Mid. 4.... 71 T., at. L. A W. 4..
Olo. So. 4a MH Vnlo Parlflr 4a 101 H
Tuha to In V a. Steal Id to
D. A R. O. 4 B7V4j Wsbai.li la
ntnlllar' bm. (a.... WVk do dab. B
Krl. p. . 4a (( "Weatarn Md. 4a
do fen. 4a 87 W. U 4a...
Hnrklng Val. 4H...1IHH Wla. Central 4a..
Japan 6 S
Hid. Offered. Ex-Interest.
..ill
.. 7
.. U4
.. V
.. MS4
Boston Stocks and Roads.
BOSTON, Jan. 16 Call loana, 6f pef
cent; time leans. G'SI per cent. Offlclal
auotatlons on stocks and bonds were
Atrhlana ad). 4 ! Bingham
54
do 4a liw Pal. ft Heel
MO
Mai. Central 4a.
.... M.rntnnUI
....107 roppr Hanga
....1(W4'Ialr Woat
. 4i4
,
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany.
Ronton A Maine.
Boaton Elevated
Fltchburg ptd
Mexican Central .
iH
.Ml Franklin
.... lv
.... U4
.... iv,
.... M
.... I
.... m
.... 57
...,14
.... II
....ltd
....4
....10
.... 14
.... 75
.... n
.... 11
.... 11
.... I
.... lt'4
....10
117U
...160 Inl Royal
...Ill Mara. Mining ...
...114 Michigan
... 26 '4 Mohawk
N. T., N. H. A H..1I7
Mont. '. c...
"Para Marquette
Vnlon Pacific ......
Am. Pneu. Tub..
A mar. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T...X
Am. Wonlan
do pfd
Kdlaoo Eler. Ilia.
Maaa. E lac trio ....
do pfd
Maaa. Oa
United Fruit
I'nlted A M
II Jnid Dominion ..
..17ISi,ecol
.. llslParrot
. .114 qulncy
..tlOV Shannon
..10 Tamarack
.. 14V, Trinity
. .1014 t'niaad Copper ..
..IM jr. . Mining....
.. i v. a. 011
.. H Vlah
.: Mi Victoria
..1074 I Winona
..II 1 Wolvefina
.. i 'North Butt ....
.. 404 hntta Coalition .
..10414 Nevada
... 4 Mltchall
... I -Cal. A Artiona. .
..UlS.Arliona Com. ...
do pfd
U. g. steal
do pfd ,..,
Adventure
Allouaa
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Asked. "Bid.
... 17U I
....
.... SV,
182
M
11H
II Onaan Coa
' London Closing Storks.
IX5NDON, Jan. 15. Closing quotations on
tne stock exchange were:
Conaola, money
do account
Anarond
Atchlaon
do pfd ..
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Chee. A Ohio 1
Chicago Gt. W...,
C, M. A 8t. P...
DeBeer
Denver A R. 0....
do pfd
Krla
do lat pfd
do id pfd
Illlnola Central ...
..17 M., K. T
17 6-1 N. T. Central
.. 16 Norfolk A W
..1?4 do pfd
..1044, Ontario A W
...I? Pennsylvania
,.lt7 Rand Mine
... M Reading
.. 17 .Southern Railway .
. .IS!'-,! do pfd
41
16
I
H
47
.. 70
.. 7
.. 70
.. 12
.. M
.. 11
..1
.. !
.. 40
..10
.. 1
.. M
26 Southern Pacifla
... 41
Union Paclfio
... MH
... 4.1 M,
... 77
.,. l
...174
do pfd ...
V. 8. Steel..
do pfd ...
Wabash ....
do pfd ...
Loulivllle A If
141
Spanish 4
ti
SILVER Bar, quiet, U 9-16d per ounce.
MUiMt; 3rfl3 per cent.
The rate of dlsTflunt In the open market
for -short bills ls'47 per cent; for three
months' blll, 4 per cent.
' ' Wool Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 15. WOOL The market I
fairly active and buyers have taken on a
fair amount of the staple. One buyer Is es
timated to htiva. bought near .600,000
pounds of territory and Texas stock. All
grades of domestic are Included In the
transactions. The -outward movement la
again heavy, more than 11,000.000 pounds
having been shipped out of Boston during
the lust fortnight. Quotations follow: Indi
ana and MIhsouH: Combing, three-eighths-Wood,
33&31c; combing, quarter-blood, 3i
33c; braid, Wa'ISc. . Texas (scoured basAi:
Kino twelve months, 72$73c; fine, six to
eight months 67itlNc; Ane fall, clean. 60
b'2c. California (scoured basis): Northern,
choice, 67iMiSc; northern, good, 65jWc; mid
dle county, MlSoc; southern, 6L"&i3c; fall,
free, 64iiC6c; fall, defective, 8763HC Oregon
ritory. ordinary (scoured basis): Fine. 68tT
7w; nne mcuium, twatjoc; medium, t3Si;c.
Ctilprnrtc ,vid New Mexico: Spring, scoured
X, 68(6 70c; No. 1, 63)6c.
ST. LOL1S, Jan. 15. WOOL Steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, i3
aec; light fine. 2tx&43c; heavy Ane, Falc;
tub washed. 3(i:.
LONDON, Jan, 16. A large number of
buyers sttended the opening of the flrst
series of the 1907 wool sales here today. A
fair selection waa offered and competition
was spirited throughout. Merinos sold at
unchanged rates and croets-breds were un
changed to 6 per cnt higher. Home buyers
were active, taking coarse cross-hreds
freely. French buyers took medium scour
eds and Americans secured several suitable
lots. The offerings amounted to 11,206 bales.
Following are the - sales In detail: New
South Wales, 2.900 bales; scoured. Is Cdls
8d; greasy 7dijls 2d. Queensland, 70 balei;
greasy. ml(9ls lHd. Victoria. 2.000 bale;
scoured, Is 4dls lUid; greasy, Hidfrla Id.
Bouth. Australia, 600 bales; greasy 6d.'dls
1 VI- West Australia, 700 bales;' greasy,
S'd'Sla tyd. New Zealand, 2.900 bales;
scoured. Is Sd; greasy. 71 Cape of Good
Hope and Natal, 1.100 bales; scoured, 9Vw1tt
ivaiW4d Bueno "A-- 400 bales; greasy.
Forelga Flaaaclal.
LONDON. Jan. . 15 -The supplies of
money were Increased In the market today
by the Interest and dividend payments
The demand was good. Discounts were
weaker. On the Stock exchange, although
business did not expand materially, the
tone remained cheerful and there were Im
provements In British securities, especially
consols and home rails, owing to the easier
money conditions, which revived the talk
of an early reduction of the Bank of Eng
land's rate of discount The tone of for
eigners was uncertain and Russians were
strong. Kaffirs yielded to realisations, and
copper snares were strong In sympathy
with the metsl. Americans were neglected.
I Th" amount of business transacted during
I the forenoon was only moderate, with oc-
: York aent easy advlcea In the afternoo
, i ora aenc easv aovicea in tne a rinrnrw,,.
i mit Dougnt later, and pticea Improved and
ciosea at tne nest quotations of the day.
jaoanene imperial us or lift closed at lflL'i.
PARIS, Jan. 18. Prices on the Bourse
today were Arm. Russian Imperial 4a
closed at 78.10 and Russian bonds of 19o4
at 4!T7.
BERLIN, Jan. IS. Trading on tha Bourse
today was dull.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. IS. METALS The
Ixmdon tin market waa lower, with futurea
relatively weak; spot cloevd at 168 16s
and futures st 19 16s. Locally spot was
quoted at Hl.OOtHl 26. Copper waa lower
In he IiOndon market, with spot closing
at 108 10s and futures at 106 17s td. The
declines were supposed to be due to spec
ulative realising. Locajly the market, re
Aectlng the absence of Important offer
ings, was unchanged, with lake at t24 6b
26.00: electrolytic !.26r24.60; casting. t24.00
t-4.25. Lead was unchanged at to.OoitAS
in the local ntarket and at lt 17s 6d In
London. Spelter wss la 6d lower at 2T
Via td In London. The local market was
quiet snd unchanged at to 6to.7. Iron
waa lower In the Bngliah niarkata. with
standard foundry quotad at 6a id and
Cleveland warranta at 60s 7Hd. No. 1
foundry, northern, la quoted at I26 2fvfl24 2t;
No. 2 foundry, northern. tf?4 764i26.76: No
1 foundry, southern, ft 6Vw6.60; No. 2
foundry, southern, tJ6.tfra6 on.
BT. irl'I3. Jan. 16.-M ETAL8 Load.
Arm at 14.10. Spelter, Arm at 16.70.
agar 'a a at Malasasa.
NKW TORK. Jan. 16 SITQAR Raw,
Ai-m; fair refining. 1c; centrifugal teat, to;
molaaaea eugar, 2c. ReAnod steady; Ko.
6. 1410; No. 7. 14 26; No. t, 14. 10: No. i. $i IS:
No. 10, 14 06; No. 11. 14.00; No. It U6'
No. It. 130; No 14, 136: ronfecttoner'e a,
14 mould A. t6.1S: cut loaf, 16.60; crushed
16 60 : powdered. 24.90; granulated, t M):
cubes. t6 06.
MOLA86ES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, giaod to choice. 171380.
NKW ORLEANS. Jan. 16. 8TtO A R Mar
ket ateady; open kettle centrifugal. 19-19
tll-16c: centrifugal white, 4 1-lao: contrlf
ugal yellow. Jn-4 1-lc. aeennda. 2fll 1-ltc.
MOLA6ciKS-Nw syrup, tvdtto.
t:Mi.4U.tir bullion,
eaten, tW,411,H:U.
1
1 lacoiiren nai s rv n 1 atome I 'm rf Mat. ,
I.H It Ew .No-efl-lhP-. S7:, rJ.N- '.. y"ste"rdyay
l.ioo 38 ta i , nno meoluln. 6K&70c: medium, fiotasic. Ter- L"?0""1
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Larra Baa of Cattlt, Tttdan Eteadj
Killen Lowtr.
HOGS SCORE A DECIDED ADVANCE
Very Light Raa ef Both Bbrep aa
I.arnba Trade Active-, with De
anaad Gbod aad Prices
rally Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. IS, 1907.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hog. Bheep.
Official Monday 6,3f4 4..172 14,217
Official Tuesday S,0u0 ,40J 2.70.1
Two days this week.,.14,3., H.STI 1?37
8ame days last week. ...11.147 16.HW i:.2
Hame days 2 weeks ago.. 6.S.W 6,014 IO.Mj
Same daya S weks ago.. 03 6.2."2
flame days 4 weeks ago.. 16.144 11.704 20,9
Same days last year 8.1X4 KSuO 17,7"i9
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year;
1K7. I!. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 62.IM S5.8J7 17,0:t7
Hogs 7.W1 SS.1M 1S.1W
8heep 62.5 61.61 l.26
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn fed steers. ...15.40926
Fair to guod ccn fed sieers 4.lf"a6.60
Common to fair steers 4 vu4.90
Good to choice fed cows S.9&4.o0
Fair to good cows snd heifers 2.7F-BJSO
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1.76j2.75
Good to choice st'kers and feeders. 4 S6li4 SO
Fair to good Blockers and feeders. 166fl4 15
Common to fair stockers I.Ms.R'i
Bull Btss. etc 2 SW4.L5
Vesl calves t.fjniM.SO
The following table shows the svti.ase
price of hogs at South Omaha for th laat
several days, with comparisons: .
Date. 107. 18O6.;19O6.18O4.l0S.11902.lB0t.
Jan. 1..
6 21
6 11' 4 4 61
6 071 4 43;
6 96' 6 221 4
t I 111 4 w
Jan. I.
6 2H
6 26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
6 14! 4 461 4 771
1 6 m w
f ....
....
7....
8....
....
6 22! 4 47
4 67
6 2K i
6 04
I 171 4 46
4 64
4 60!
4 60
4 62
a
4 63
6 S4I 6 241
a
6 IS
.' 06
I It
6 26
t 24
1 18
; Jan.
I Jan.
23
6 a;s
6 t3
6
6 2S
I 501
6 401 6 0
6 4 6 09
6 89 6 16
5 26
6 22l
6 20
Jan.
4 n
4 8ji
4 &
4 62
4 63
Jan. 10...
6 40 M
I 6 04'
Jan. 11...
Jan. 12...
Jan. 13...
Jan. 14...
Jan. 15...
6
9A
a
4
6 ix
6 26
4 61
6 m
4 751
6 48 6 00'
4 60
4 731
6 37 "I 1
6 41 6 i2 6 22
V so
6 :1
4 69
Sunday,
RANGE Or PRICES,
Catf.
Omaha 12 Sf.'(i1.50
Chlcngo I.g7.20
Kansas City 2.00'ci6.76
St. Ixiuis 2.00i4S.75
SIOUX Mtv . 2.60- 6.00
Hog.
16.OOfiti.40
5. 706.62 a
6.5ofut).66
6.1t6 60
6.U64J6.40
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r'a.
C. M. A St. P. Ry... 11
Wabash 1
Mo. Pac. Ry 8
I'nlon Pacfflc System. 96
C. A N. W. Ry. (K).. 4
C. A N. W. Rv (W. 63
C, St. P.. M. A O.... 2S
C, B. A Q. (Rv 1
C, B. A Q. (W) 1XS
C, R. I. ft P. Ry. (V.) 14
C, R. I. A P. Ry. (W) ..
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Great West. 3
Total receipts S54
11
1
4 2
21 14
9 1
31
7
4
21 2
9
1
7
4
129 20
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Bneep.
Omaha Packing Co 1.071
1.7S5
Swift and Company 1.116
Cudahy Packing Co 1.278
2.216
1,912
2,901
1,223
1.471
269
i Armour A Co ....1,167
V HMKIIIU W V ' J rn, ....
Cnrev A Behton 30 ....
Lobman & Co 96 ....
McCreary & Carey 144 ....
Hill A Son 98
K. P. Lewis 17
Huston A Co 28 ....
Hamilton ft Rothschild. 191
L. F. Huk 9
Wolf 68
Mike Haggerty i. 96
J. B. Root A Co 62 ....
T. B. Inghram 2
Sullivan Bros ? ....
V. A. Brltton 7
lyhmer Bros 32
Other buyers 290 ....
Total 6,894 1.964
CATTLE Receipts or cattle were very
large this morning, but trains were so late
that at 10 o'clock In the morning not to
exceed half of the estimated receipts were
In sight. As a result the market was pro
longed through the day, it being late In
the afternoon before anything like a clear
ance could be effected. It was midday
before the buying and aelllng was really
under way.
Owing to tha large receipts and the none
too favorable advices from other selling
points the. market on bof steers was slow
here rrom wchk to luo lower tnsn
, The fact that the quality of
e was generally poor and of the
calculated to stimulate free buy
ing added to the dullneKS.
Corn's and hfltfers were also slow and
generally WjKtc lower than yesterday.
The most active department of the mar
ket was the trade In stockers and feeders.
The country Is still eager for good. Aeshy
feeding cattle and the demand for such
was very brisk. There were a good many
country buyera In, besides local speculators,
so that the market opened early and the
desirable cattle changed hands about aa
fast as they were ready to be shown and
at steady prices. Inferior kinds of feeders
and trashy stock cattle as a matter of
course were slow, owing to tha number
here and to the dullness prevailing In other
departments of the trade.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
24...
A. Pr. . No. Av. Pr.
M IN 1 ,,,..1111 4 M
170 4 26 JO 113 4 M
108 4 40 t 1041 I 00
Ml 4 W St 1017 I 06
1071 4 16 1 1260 t 10
101 4 40 17 UoO I It
4 4 40 1 1060 f It
114 4 40 20 1161 t l
1021 4 TO t 1434 I 84
144 4 0 t 1111 i 14
Ill 4 M 12 1!6 I 14
1104 4 0 17 llli I 4
U7t 4 N
COWB.
tit 1 M ..ltM I 71
Ill t 6 4 1I I 76
T7I 1 0 - tl 11M I II
Mi In 4 1107 t 76
M3 1 M 14 131 t 00
1017 I 00 v 17 1081 I 26
80 I a 14 l4 I as
1141 t 1 1 106 I M
16 I II I 1061 t 4
Ml t II 14 tl t I
IIS IU 22 1061 1 44
72 t 24 II Ml I 46
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1041 I 19 1 1116 4 0
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HEIFERS.
164 1 70 21 tit I 71
4X7 1 I 10 740 I M
734 I II t 160 1 M
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IN IM 4 160 4 44
1110 t 7
BULLS.
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m 1 II 1..,., 1320 t 4
162 I 24 1 170 1 71
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CALVES.
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171 I 76 1 16 t 60
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164 t 00 1 164 t 6
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HOOS Hogs opened about 2wac hla-her
this morning, but sellers all had a vary
good opinion of the market and very few
hogs changed bands at anything leas than
a 6c advance. I'nder tha Influence of I ho
good demand prices Armed up until th
market was fully 6c higher, and then a
big to higher than yeaterday. Buyers were
claiming that they actually bought soma
hog lc higher. The galea were largely
at 16.r.'itfjt.36, with the latter price get
ting the grrater number. It will be re
membered that yeaterday the hog aold
largely at tt.rrvati.3u, with quit a eprtnk
ling at K 26. Th trade waa fairly active
at the advance noted and the bulk of the
early receipt changed hands In fair season
In the morning -
The market continued to Arm up until It
waa 7V biher thaa yestetdatr. tnaoy of
the Ister srrlvals bringing H ,vtia.74. This
made the bulk of all the day a sales t SJ.
Todsv'a advance carrlea the market to the
hliiheat point touched since July of laat
year.
tiepresentstive sale
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SHEEP Receipts of sheep were very
light thla morning and Included In the few
Cars reported here were four loads direct
to a packer. Thla left hatdly enough on
aale to really make a market. The demand
was good and the receipts changed httitls
about as fast as they arrived at the barn.
Ths prices paid were fully steady with
yesterday. Native lamha s-Md a. h'.gh as
17. 5o, with westerns at 17.86. A string of i
snort-red westerns sold to a feeder buyer
at 17.00. The lighter receipts created a very
gooa reeling on the market and really gave
It a better tone than yesterday.
Quotations on killers: Oood to choice
lambs, 17.OfK4j7.oO; fair to good lambs, .76
7.00; good to choice yearlings, lamb
weights, t0Pg6.15; fair to good yearlings,
lamb welghta, 6.750i.00; good to choice
yearlings, heavyweights. I.".76(i8.00; fair to
good yearlings, heavyweights. to.6ncj8.T5;
good to choice old welhets, to.36'(i6.6t; fair
to good old wethers, ti.O0ft6.36; i good to
choice ewes, t4.S64j6.15; fair to good ewes,
14 36JJ4. 86.
Quotations on feeders: flood to choice
lambs, K. 2646. So; medium lambs, 15.7Hi6.25j
light lambs, 14 2RB5.25; yearling. 16.15ti6.6o;
wethers, tl.76if6-2&; ewes, 11. 60tg.6O; breed
ing ewes, t4.6(Mt.U.
Representative islp:
No. ' '
30 native ewes, culls.
A v.
.. 96
.. 106
.. 87
.. 84
.. 70
.. 75
.. 106
.. 82
.. 97
.. 9$
.. 101
.. 124
.. 94
.. 1
.. 71
.. 69
.. 101
.. 90
.. 114
.. 97
.. 69
.. 82
.. 82
.. 63
.. 92
.. 82
.. 81
Pr.
4 So
4 95
4 26
4 26
3 60
7 10
6 on
too
t 76
4 76
4 76
4 86
6 (XI
6 00
7 00
7 26
7 00
6 75
6 00
6 00
7 26
7 36
7 36
6 60
7 60
6 26
6 16
tt native ewe
214 western ewes
601 western ewes
30 western ewes, culls ...
211 westf-rn lambs
116 western ewes
60 western ewes . .
246 western ewes
2i western ewes
41 western ewes
172 western ewes
245 western wethers
62 western wethers
394 western lamb feeders...
17 western lambs
26 western lambs ,.
87 western wethers
29 western ewes
212 western ewes
T37 western lambs
149 western Inmbs
170 western lambs
143 western feeder lambs
63 native lambs
62 western yearlings
486 western yearling
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hogs Higher sheep
and Lambs Strange.
CHICAGO. Jan. 16 CATTLE Receipts,
4,600 head; market steady; common to
prime steers, 14.00fr7.30; cows, 12.75(3i4.75;
heifers, 12.8tKfr6.00: bulls, 12.75.60; calves,
12.75t.76; stockers and feeders, 1260&4.6).
HOOS Receipts, 211,000 head; market 6"(il0c
higher; prime shipping hogs, !o.60&ti.6n;
choice butcher weights, 16.604i6.66; packlrrg,
1;.62.62H: assorted, light, tt.&66.60; bulk
o' Mies. 16.6&i6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMB8 Receipts, , 14,000
head; market strong to 10c higher; sheep,
13. 0066.65; yearlings, 14. 604)41.60; lambs, 16.76
tj7.80.
Kaaaaa City Llva Stoek Market
KANSAS CITT, Jan. 15. CATTLE Re.
celpts, 14,000 head. Including 400 southerns;
market steady to lOo higher; choice export
and dressed beef steers, 15.&Ob4i.7o; fair to
rood, 24.0046.40; western fed steers, 13.76
75; stockers and feeders, !3.26i4.85; south
ern ateers, 13.60ift6.2fi; southern cows, 22.25
1.76; native cows, 12.2694.26; native hellers,
13.00S4.80; bulls, 12.76-fi4.75; calves, 13.687.76.
HOOS Receipts. 18,000 head: market 7Wi)
10c higher; top, 16.60; bulk of sales. 16.46
6.66: heavy. 16.60(6.60; packera, tS.45(f'o.67i;
pigs and lights, li 600. 50.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.800
head; market steady to 10c lilaher: lambs.
17.00(?i7.50; ewes and yearlings, 14.754a6.25:
western Ted yearlings, ,16.004441.60; w ex tern
fed sheen. 14. 76416. 76: stockers and feedara
13.264i4.75.
St. I.oals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOITI8. Mo., Jan. 15. CATTLE
Receipts. 4.600 head. Including 1 utiO Tiana-
market strong; natlvea and export steer,
W.WW6.76: dreaaed beef and butcher steers,
$4.1666.40; steers under 1.000 pounds, fcUSfli
4.65; stockers and feeders. 12.0utfj4.50; cows
and heifers, !2.7&4o.25; cannrrs. ll.6ofj2.35;
bulls, !2.754.40; calves 13 0'S'100; Texas
ana inatan steers, iz.tyjcyo.&o; cows and
heifers, 12 .00453 60.
HOUS Receipts. 8,000 head: market 1042
l&c higher; pigs and lights, 110116.46; pack
ers, tt.2ofl6.66: butchers and heat haw
16.46fl6ii.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
head; market strong; native muttons, 3.75
j6.60: lambs, t4.5txfr7.40: citlla anH h,,,.w.
$3.004J4.00; stockers. t3.26fTi3.75.
Slew York Live Stack Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 15,-BEHVES-Ro.
celpts, 793 head; no trading today; market
reeling wenaer on nil grades, uressed beef,
slow at 7&9c per lb. for common to prime
native sides: little choice beef at 94iOV4c.
Exports today, 100 cattle.
CALVES Receipts, 96 head; veala steady;
western calves slow and lower. Common to
choice veals, IS. 5044.10 per 100 lbs,; Indiana
calves. 16.00$8.$ork no sales of westerns.
City dressed veals steady at 8414o per lb
country dressed, 7618c.
HOUS Receipts. I.tl9 head; none on sale;
market nominally Arm.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1637
head; market dull and 10 to 15c lower for
both. Sheep, 14.504(5.00 per 100 lbs; lambs.
gt, Joeepk Live) Stock Market.
BT. J08EPH, Mo., Jan. 15. C A TT LE
Receipts 4.288 head; market active and
steady; natives. !4.0ofi.76; cows and helf
er, t3.7rf6.25; stockers and feeder, I3.26Q
HOOS-Recelpts, 9,752 head: market ac
tive and steady; top, M.42wfj.6i; bulk of
Snlea. 26. 264(4 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 1.830
head; market active; lam be, 17.46; ewea,
loax City Live Stack Market.
BUOUX ' CITY, Jan. 15 fSpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Recelpta. 700 head; mar
ket steady; stockers, lower; beeves, t4.0Oft
6.00; cows, bulls and mixed, 12 50414.60;
stockers and feeders, t2.0O4j4.26i calves and
yearlings, 12.60411.76.
HOOS Rceipts, 1.600 head; market 10c
higher; selling at tti.26S.40; bulk of sales,
18.a04j4.36.
Stock ta tight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kanaaa City ,
St. Joseph ....
St. Louia
Chicago ,,
Totals
t.400 $.700
t.6'10
18,'JiO
1.753
1.000
28, OuO
.K.968 76,762 28,380
Cottoa Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15.-COTTON-Spot.
good bualneaa done; pticea T points low'r.
American middling fair. 6 6fd; good mid
dling, t.07d; middling, S.79d; low middling,
f 67d; good ordinary, 617d; ordinary, 4.9V1.
The sales of th dsy were 10,'xu bales, of
which 600 were for speculation and export,
and included t.000 American
BT. LOUIS. Jan. W.-fXPTON Dull, tte
lower.. Middling. lo',,c. Sa'ea. none: re
celpta, balea; ahlpmenta, 6a0 bales; stock.
29 9V6 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. la.-fOTTON
Spot market closed steady. Sale, 4.454
lialos. w ordinary. 6c, nominal: ordi
nary, 7c. nominal; good ordinary, t $-16c;
low middling. 9 6-lric; middling, V f-ldt : ro d
middling, 1114c: middling fair. i:4c, nominal;
fair. l.'7c. Bocolpta, 17,M bales; slock,
3K6.&43 bales.
rleo Market
NBW YORK. Jan. lt.-COFFEB-Marktft
for futurea opened steady st a;i at'vanr-o
of 6010 points, on better European cahleo
and covering, but the buying was not ag
grese4ve and prices sssed oft' durlc.g the
middle snd lato aeaalon. undar a renewal
of liquidation and easier lato cables from
Havre. The cloae waa ateady at a not
dttclla of ttflO pfalnta. Salve wait reported
of 62 760 bn. Including Febrtmrv at 61V;
March. 6 .2Vu6.36c; M". 6.3r4iA.46", July.
.tor: tVplemhsT. 6 Itf.. 70c: lt'remler. t.
t SV. Spot coffee steady; Rio, No. 7,
t"r; Snntos, rc; mild coftee steady; Cor
dova, 9gl2Sc.
OMAHA WHOI.F.UIR MaftKFT.
Coadltloa f Trade aad Qaolatloaa oa
Staple and Fancy Prodaca.
KOOS Per dot., 2'v(!'Ilcf market eay.
LIVE POl'LTRT Hens, 8c; roosters,
tc; turkeys. lOtjl.V; duck, 90lOo; young
roosters, Si He; sese, 8iu9o.
Iit'TTF.R Packing stock. 1M119'jc; choice
to fancy dairy, 2Jc; creamery, 26n:t!,
HAY Choice upland. t W; medium. tt.OO;
cotrse. tfi.oofi 8.60. KVe atraw, ti.60Ji 7.00,
BRAN Per on. tla.OO.
NEW VEGETABLES.
PEETS, TURNIPS AND CARROTS-Pe
d.'S., 46im0c.
TOMATOES California, per 20-lb. crate,
I2.&0.
WAX PFANS Per bu. Sox. S.vfJ.fJ0.
LEAF LETTUCE Hotnou. por doe,
CELF.RY-Caltfomla, per dog., TSofflll (.
CL'CLMUEHS Hothouse, per doa., 6J.id)
160.
HORPERADISII-Case of 2 doi.. 11. Wl.
RAD1PHKS Per doa bunchea. southern,
large bunches. 7Hc; hothoa. 400.
GREEN PEPPERS Poc -basket crate
14 WW to. 00.
PARSLEY Hothouse, ef do, bunchea,
tOo.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, par doa,
Jl .0041.26.
SHALLOTS Southern, per bu.. 60O,
OLD VEGETABLES.
CARROTS, BEETS AND PARSNIPS
Per bu., 76c.
SWEET i POTATOES Illinois, per larga
bll.. 13 26. I
ONlONfo-Hnma grown, per bu., tOoj
Spanish, per crata, 12.00; Colorado, per ba
7&e.
NAVT BEANS Per bu.. tt.65; No. t,
$1.60.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 6Ho.
CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown,
lHc per lb.
EGO PLANT Per doa., II 364Jtl0a
POTATOES Per bu., 46Hc.
RUTABAGAS About 160 lba. to each,
1.&0.
TURNIPS-Per bu.. 60c.
FRUITS.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., W.irgA50.
APPLES Ben Davl. choice, 12.00; fancy,
per bbl., 12.26; Jonathans, 13.76; New York
apples, 13.26.
PEARS-Wlnter Nells, per box, H.0O.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES Florida "rangea, all sixes,
t'.'o; California navels, extra fancy, - all
!, 13.26; fancy, 13.00.
DATES Kada way. Vc; oayers, ac; Haw
lowls. new stuffed wamut dales, 9-lb. bog,
11.10.
lemons Limoniera, am ana soo sise,
14.60; other brands, 60c less.
BANANAB J-er medliim-ataedl bunch,
t-M"tj21!o: Jiimbns, 120414.60,
GRAPE FRHlT-aiicc. e w 6t and 10, $3.71
t34 on.
FIGS-Callfornla, bulk. 6Hc; C-crowa
Turkish, 15c; 5-crown, 14c; l-crown, 12c.
COCOANUTS-Per sack of 100, ii.Uk
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No. 1 ribs. 14c; No. 2 ribs, 10c; No. I ribs, ,
7c; No. 1 loins, 17o; No. 2 loins, 12c; No. i
loins. 9Ho; No. 1 chuck, Hc; No. 2 chuck, I
tc; No. 1 chuck, 4c; No. 1 round, 7c; No.
2 round, 7c; No. 1 round. 6Sc; No. 1 plats,
4Hc; No. 2 plate, 4c; No. I plate, Ic.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FISH Trout, 12c; halibut, loc: catfish, loos
buffalo, to; bullheads, lie; black baas, Ana
stock, 2&c; salmon, 12c; pike, dressed, 11c;
red snapper, 12c; whiteflsh, 12c; perch,
dressed and scaled, 6c; pickerel, dressed,
8o; herring, 6c: crapples, 64416c; eels, ltic;
blueflsh, 16c; lobsters, green, 86c par lb. j
mackerel, Spanish, 16c; native, 36c; frog;
ltgs, 46c per dog. saddles.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh. per
quarter bhl., 10S lbs., 14.00: Norway murk,
erel. No. 1, $3600; No. t 12800; herring tt
bbls., 2iJ lbs. each, Norway, 4k, 19 00; Nor.
way, SK, 19.00; Holland herring, In kegs,
mllVers, 80c: kepx, mixed. TOO.
HIDES AND TALLOWGreeo sal tad. No
1. 121o; No. 2, llttc; bull hides, 8rl0c; greeq
hldeA No. 1. 11c; No. I, 10c: horse, flJOta
1.76; sheep pelts. 60c (81.25. Tallow. No. L
4c: No. I, 3o.
NT'TB French walnuts. ISHpj California
walnuts. No. 2, soft shell, 13c; No. 1. soft
shell, 16-c; BTa!Is, 15(ffl6c: pecans. lftflTc;
Alberts, 13tfl4c: peanuts, raw, ?Hc;
roasted, te; California almonds, hard
shell, 16c; Traycnla, 17o.
HONEY Per 24 frames. 18.50.
CIDER New York, half barrel, $2.71; bar
rel. t6.f0.
COFFEE Roasted, No. is, 26c per Ib.i
No. 80, 21c per lb.; No. 26, 19e par lb.; No,
20, 16c per lb. ; No. 21, 12c per lb.
SUGAR Granulated cane. In sacks, $5.11 1
granulated beet. In. sacks, $5.11,, .
SYRUP In bbls.. 27c bar gal.! In rasas
10-lb. cans, $1.70; cases, 11 (-lb. cans, $1.80;
cases. 24 !Vi-lb. cans. 11.86.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard weat
ern. 5oift0c; Maine, tl.lt. Tomatoes, S-lb.
cans, $1.10; $-lb. cans, 7Uc4Ttl.OO. Pine,
spples, grated, 1-1 b., $2.06tT2.3O; sliced, tl 90
frl.20. Gallon apples, fancy. $2.06. Cali
fornia apricots, $1.90472.26. Pears, tl.thtt
$.60. Peaches, fancyi $1.751.40; H.' f.
peaches. $2.0f472.5Q. Alaska salmon, red,
$1-25; fancy Chinook. F., $2.10; fancy stick,
eye, F., $1.95. Sardines, quarter oil, 1176;
three-quarter mustard, $3.00. Sweet pota
toes. tl.107il.25. Sauerkraut, $1.00. Pump,
kins, 80C4VU.O0. Wax beans, 2-lb., 66tYS0c
llm beans. 2-lb.. 76ctfftl.35. Snlnnch. 11.86.
Cheap peas, 2-lb., 6"c; extras. 95c1.10;
fancy. $!.8&1.76.
Philadelphia Prod are Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1K.-EOG8 Mar
ket ateady; weatern freah, 27c at mark.
CHEESE Steady; New York full creams,
fancy, 14Vic; choice, 144c.
Inplemcat Meat .Meet.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 16 Tne Weatern
Implement and Vehicle Dealers' association
met here in annual convention, with close
to 1,000 members present. Probably the
most Important topic that will be discussed
will be that of abolishing the warranty
on vehloles. Secretary Hodge taid of tha
proceedings: "We won't resolute on a lot,
of legislative stuff we wank There won't
be any rate or car shortage Aghts started
by us against the .railroads. Wa are hera
for buslnesa." ;
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.'
Henry Lebbert to Henry Hansen and
Peter Thomaen, ne4, 1-16-11 $ 1
Henry and Mary Lebbert to aame,
neli, 3-liia-ll 14,800
Minnie E. Campbell to Ellsa With
row, w50 feet of elOO feet and nl38
feet of lot 7, block 2, Orchard Hill..' 4,000
B. A. Dixon and wife to A. W. KeU.
pin, lot 7. block C, Omaba, I
Morris Hanafan to Edward A. Dlson,
same V 1
Ernest Sweet to D. W. Tlllotson, e76
feet of lota 1, 2 and 1, block 2, .
Sintthtleld (.000
Mary A. Patrick to Ellsa J. Hill, e30
feet of B93 feet of lot 7, block 12,
Parker's addition 2,000
Emellne C. Stanley to Gerald M.
Drew, lota 1 and 2, block 2, Ames
Place
Marie Baysel to Sarah E. Webb, lot
12 and eV of lot 11. block 1. Saun
ders A Hlmebaugh'a addition - 660
South Omaha Land company to Sam
uel 8. Nevlns. lot 6. block 144,
South Omaha 100
L. N. Bolsen et al. to R B. Stewart, '
lot 8, block 4. Newport : ; 231
Robert O. Fink to Fred Armbruat,
lota 4 and 9, block 10, Second addi
tion to1 Mount Douglaa, South
Omaha ',
Same to Mary II. Hoke, lota, 1, 1, 4, t,
7 and 10, Roaallna Place
Margaretha Neef to Eva P. Sweeney,
lots i and 6, block 6, Thornberg
Place A 200
Phlne B. Sturgeon end wife to Mrs. '
Cora B, Bates, lot $, block 6, River
side ' 400
Frank 8. Walker and wife to Ida M.
McCray, lot 23. block 16. Rose 1 1111. . 1.866
Orlando 8. Wood to Frank Crawford,
aublot 12, taxlot 6. 15-16-13 ' I
City of Omaha to Waller Molae and,
Harry V. Hayward, tract lot 4,
block 41, Credit Foncler ' 20
Elisabeth P. Spalding and husband to
Willow Springe Brewing company,,
one-third lntereat 4 of n. Spring
Place Reserve, South Omaha 1
Margaretha Good hard to Ell tab th
P. Spladlng, same 700
L. D. bpaldlnf and wife to Walter
Molae and II. V. Hayward. lot 6.
block 11, Credit Foncler, arid other '
Hand
Adolf L. Meyer and wife to Willow "
Springe Brewing company two-;
third Interest e4 of n1. Spring"
Place Reserve, South Omaha 1,000
John H. Gllaaman and wife to Frank
Cltta, lota 1 and 6, Argyle Place.... 660
O. E. Johnaon to Milton Trust com-i-
rany. n4 of lota t and 4. block 4,
aare A Seldvn's addition 4,600
Maria B. Lewis to Martha Jh, lot 12.
Jaoob'a addition 6,000
Albert A. Lamoreaux and wife to
Frank Cltta, lota 2, 1. 4, 6, 7, I. 9, '
10. 11, 12. 13 and 14. Argyle Place.... t.tut
M. C. MrCague and wife to Joseph '
P. Murphy, lot 12, block 2. Cleve- .
land Place, Omaha $0
Thomaa Ixiylw et al. to Chrla T. Pe
teraon, lot 6, I-aU-y's subdivision
and other Iota 1
Alfred C. Ktnnedy et al. to Bt-rtha
Maria Pa--!ea. lot 14, Lluck . 2. '
IogJS a 71 111 aaaitiun
1.200
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