Nebraska Newspapers

    kTHE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 24. 1907.
1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Br.skceM Cbtracterifei tha Eaj'i Trade in
tfca Va-riotl Liuta.
patents, 14 lfrfit 26: ftrrt cleani, 83.26tj8.S5;
second clcsra, t2 4c&2.
RRA.V-ln bulk. 1W1(.T(.
PRICES GENERALLY
RULING HIGHER
Balllsa Frttarta Arc Vtroag Foreign
Market, Storm sad L'oaseqaeat
Lie at Reealpts Larae Vol
ant ( Cora liilaeu,
OMAHA. Jan. 23. Ilr7.
tvery line today wu characterised by a
briskness of tract at th opening, and It
continued, with ghort Inlet rupttons,
tnroughnut th day. A billiard in the
nortnwest decreased stocks In th notth-
and a high foreign market caused
strength at th mart. There was a de-
dine on heavy selling by professional pit
iraucis, dui mis waa counteracted Boon by
anon covering. The clou on May wa aa
ven cent above yesterday.
There ww a large volume of trad In
corn and a good demand for oata, though
unenngs. m ma latter were light. Ke-
celpts of both are light, owing to recent
imu weauier, ana in tendency or the casn
market Is higher. The option market
closed Ho better than vesterdav.
Primary wheat receipts were 25,000 bush
els and shipments 2&6,M bushels, against
receipts last year of 6U.0W bushels and
shipments of 200.000 bushala. Corn 1-eoelDts
were 647,000 bushels and shipments 4bS,ooa
bushels, against receipts last year of 40,uuu
ousneta ana shipments or 4btS,000 Dusneis,
Clearances were 406,000 bushels wheat, 464,
OuO bushels corn, l.4O0 bushels oats and
flour and wheat eauai to 666.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed WoW higher on wheat
nq t'aja higher on corn.
The advance In oata haa brought out In'
sreased offerings from the country, pur
chases yesterday being quite large. The
high prices on the call have also Increased
offerings from th country and cash hand
lers are getting more oats and of better
quality than they have of lata. It looks as
thouah th Door oata hare been marketed
and the good oata held back and now the
latter are being sold by country elevators
and some liberal slxed lots have been
bought to arrive.
Local range of options:
Article. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes
SKW 1'IHK tiEF.RAt, SltBKKT
Qaotatloaa af the pay oa Varloa
Conamoaltles.
NKW YORK. Jan. 23. FliOUR-'Recelpts,
bbls.; exports, 4.500 bbls.; mantel ami
but tlrnir Minnesota patents, tt.ovjM.so.
iter pi-
Wheat-I
may.
July,
Corn
May,
July.
Sept
July.
T1A nU T1HR 72HB 7lB
715.0 71B T0J.B UB 70iB
41 B 41A1 41 B 41A 41 B
IH 4"H 40HB 4oB SA
4HB 43 B 41B 42HB 41B
87 b) rBi rt b jtb 87 b
t3MB Ki'WBl 3VbB UHB 34B
A asked. B bid.
Omaha task Prices.
WHEAT No. I hard. mcnOo: No. 8 hard.
SVaic; No. 4 hard, 624J6Vc; No. 8 spring,
B4T(HC.
CORN No. 3, 87c; No. 4. J64ifi6c: Nd.
yellow. l7C74o; N6. t white, 8tft44io.
OATS No. 3 mixed. S48aM,c ; No.
White, 8644j35V4f; No. 4 white. 34Soc.
RYE No. , 68o; NO. 8. 67Vc
' 1 Carlo Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago .....
Kansas- City
Minneapolis
Dmaha
Duluth
St. Louis ....
23
38
164
t
7
S4
135
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iis
CHICAGO GRAIS AND PROVISIONS
Peatarea of th Trading; and Closlntr
Prices oa Board nf Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23. An urgent demand.
for wheat by millers and exporters caused
an advance of more than lo per bushel In
the local wiieat market today. At the
clone wheat for May delivery was up lVfg
H4c Corn' was up WaSc , Oats were hfi
o higher, provisions were Zhwuxxs lower
The wheat marlutt opened strong, follow
ing a sharp advance at IJverpool. which
was said to b due to apprehension re
gardtng th fall sown crop In this country,
During th first half hour prices sagged
a little because of liberal realising saiea
Offerings, however, were eagerly taken
by commission houses ., and shorts. The
buying Increased In volume, as the day
advanced and as the principal selling was
by longs prices responded readily to the
demand. A report from New York that
forty-three boat loads of wheat had been
taken for export- waa an Important stimu
lus to buyers. Th excellent demand for
cash wheat at Minneapolis, where grain
suitable for milling purposes Is said to be
very scare, also advanced prices. 1 The situ
atlim In the northwest showed no Improve
ment, receipts today at Minneapolis and
Dultith running very light. The market
closed strong, with prices close to the
highest point. May opened o to Qa
higher at 78.0 to 78:(&?HHc. sold off to
7HW" and advanced to TKWo. The close
was at 79Vt78JiC. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 663,000 bu. Primary re
relpta ware 325,000 bu., oompared with
611. OUO bu. for the same time a year ago.
: Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of ISA cars, against 184 cars last
week and 228 cars a year ago.
Corn was in active demand for the
greater part of the day, shorts and com
mission houses bemg the best buyers.
Bmall local receipts and higher prices at
Liverpool were the chief reasons for the
demand. While there was free selling by
cash houses and local longs, the tone of
the market was firm all day. The un
isual strength of wheat aided In advancing
prices. The market closed strong, prioes
. ftelng only a shade below th highest point
of the day. May opened He to c higher
si too to vsyac, soia on to and then
advanced to 4H4c. Final quotations were
at 4ttj'4tc. Local receipts were Uo cars,
none or contract graae.
Trading in the oats pit waa quiet, but
the market waa firm In sympathy with
wheat and corn. Country offerings were
small and local receipts today were less
than htM been expected. May opened a
ahtule to hkOtO higher at 840 to SXHc.
sold between 3ihia and 38Mi38Vtc and closed
at s&4c. lAK-ai receipts were Mi cars.
rrovisions were easier Decauae of more
liberal receipts of live hogs. Outside pack
era wer free sellers and local holders
followed suit to soma extent. At the close
May pork was off 6c at $ltl.87H. Lard was
onwn oc at sv.tu mids were Zhtc lower at
x.oOiVa.
Katlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
is ears; corn, ax cars; oats, 107 cars; hogs,
o-t.uiu neaa.
Th leading futures ranged as follows
Articles. Open.j Hlgh. Ijow. I Close. Yes'y
Minnesota bnkers. U.XVU3.76; winter
enlrf. UAtfiaTf.' winter atraiahts.
winter extras, 2"U3.00; winter tow grsu.,
IJ.7"i2!. Ilye Hour, firm; fslr to good.
W SjHi-I.SU; Choice to fancy. 3.MxiI-.i. nuca-
wneat nour, dull: l2.164rz.A spot sou i
arrive.
BUCKWHEAT Dull: 11.25. nominal, per
10" pounds. '
CORN MEAL Steady: fine white snd yel
low, tl.l6'ol.a; coarse, Il.Oetfl.ie; kiln dried,
l.ti2 70.
WHUtT-Receipts, 147.000 bu.; exports.
Jo7.7t) bu.; spot market strong; No. x red,
KiUrv elevator, ond Kic. t. O. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern, Uulutn, -'c, i. o. . aiumi..
No. 2 hard winter, KSc f. o. b. afloat. The
highest prices of the present bull move
ment were attained In wheat today. There
was a strong commission house support
and heavy covering of shorts, due mainly
to strong cables, Dullisn crop news irum
Germany, export buying, light nortnweai
receipts and bad weather news irom norm
Dakota. The market closed VWtfe net
iiigirer. May, 84 ll-ltVuKGVfcc, closed at Uhc;
July, H4Va4V closed at Hc.
CORN Receipts, du.; exports, ww
bu.; spot market firm; No. 2, 64c, elevaUir,
and 62o f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 6c;
No. 2 white, 62Sc The option market was
firmer with wheat and on export business.
closing Vt&Ho net higher. January, 64 He,
closed at &4c; May, 63c closed at 63Vict
July closed at 53c.
OATH Receipts, ZB.WJO DU.; exports, aaj
bu.; spot market firm; mixed, K to S3 lbs.,
41c; natural white, 30 to 83 Ins., 42Vi4i43o;
clipped white, 38 to 40 lbs., 434i46ic.
HAI-Urm; shipping, swuuc; gooa io
Choice. 81.0Mjjl.16. t ,
HOPS Bteady; state, common to cnoice,
1& crop, lKi'.i3c; 1 crop, SUc; Paclflo
coast, 190s crop, 1316c; 1906 crop, lftgl3c.
H1DK8-Steady; Oalveston, to a ids..
20c; California, 21 to 26 lbs.. 21c( Texas dry.
24 to 30 lbs., 19c.
LKATHKR Bteady; acid, 271521c
PROVISIONS Heef. firm: lamlly, 160O
1B.60; mess, .00fi.60; beef hams, 6:tf.&u
25.00; packet, 811.0tijl2.00; city dressed extra
India mess, ijo.whu 2t uu. cut meats, in m,
flckled beUle. 810.0Oan2.0O; pickled hams,
ll.60fcill.7i.. Lard, firm; western prime,
8.4u.66; refined, barely steady; continen
tal, 8.86; South America, 210.75; compound,
28.S7H4.62V. Pork, steady; family, 2100;
short clears, 217.25$19.00; mess, 17.fOG'lA.6n.
RICE Ouiet; domestic, fair to extra.
8H'iy-Sc; Japan, nominal.
TALLOW Firm; city t per pag.;, vvta;
country (pkgs. free), tPafeWic.
POLLTKI Alive, quiet cut sieauy. luwm.
ISc: turkeys. 12c. Dressed, firm; western
chickens, 13'mNc: turkeys, western young
hens. 13Vtc: fowls. 14c
n ITTER-nrm street price. rxira
Creamery, SKB'ilHc irnicim rnces: ream'
erv. common to extra, 81(g3c; held, com'
mon to extra. 2)4i30c; state dairy, common
to firsts. 204i28c: renovated, common to ex
tra. ltKijHc: western factory, common to
firsts. 17!v&'20Hc; western imitation cream'
Un- flntta 21 Wile.
itir.raaFiISteadv to firm: stata full
cream, small and large, September, fancy.
14ttc; October, best. lSHc: state, good
to prime, 12S13c; state winter grade.
average beat, 12c; state, inferior, uuue.
EvHJS irregular; state, i-ennsy ivaina um
nearby fancy selected white, 3c; state,
choice, 2ti30c; state, nrlxed, extra, IWnlOc;
western firsts, HSc; ofltcial price firsts.
2(P,ro; seconds, fc&Viec
St. Loala Ocaeral Market,
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 23. WHEAT Futures
higher: cash dull; track. No. I red, cash.
7o; No. 2 hard, 74Hj76c; May, 77c; July,
77 n.
CORN Higher; tracK, ino. i casn, w.
No. 2 white, 44c; May, 44c; juiy,m4c.
OATS Firm; track, no. 2 casn, iic;-w.
2 white. S8c; May, S7fd37c; July, 843c
n-r.rii'HMarket firm: red winter patents,
3.60ra3.6&; extra, fancy and straight, fd-lwt
3.40; clear, 8Z.8UWZ.Hu,
BEF.l) Tlmotny steaay: j.iwosj.ji.
CnnVmBAI Htendv. 22.20.
BRAN Dull, firmer; sacked, east track.
' . ' . a .1 , a Wl.,A Ml.
HAX L'Ull, steaayi timoiny io.umi-i.w,
prairie. fll.0013.00.
BAOOINO 9e.
11 RMP TWINR fte.
PROVISIONS Pork lower: lobbing. I18.SS.
Lard lower: prime steam, 28.97. Dry salt
meats steady: boxed extra shorts, 29.S7H
rtear rlhs. 29.50: short clears. 8.624. Bacon
etcttdv: boxed extra shorts, 810.12H; clear
rlha tm- short clears. 110.37".
poi i.TKi-i'irm cnicaens. c: spnuas,
11c! turkeva. 12A13Wc: ducks. Uc: geese, sc.
BUTTKR Steady; creamery, 'Ztxtjsic;
dairy, 20fc26c . y
EUQl-eteady at iKc.
receipts.
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
aswaiasW
Varist Is Inactive and Dealinei Are
Nearly All of Speculative Cbaracter.
HILL ISSUES SELL Off EARLY IN DAY
Decline Dac t t'oart Declaloa That
New Issaea of Stock Mast be
Made la Accordance to
Mlaaeaota Law.
eral fund exclusive of the tl60.000.0tO grld I
reserve shows: Available cash balance,
i 267.Sn: gold coin and bullion, tl04.W9.6s3i I
gold certificates. 238.153.470. i
(
NEW YORK, Jan. 23 There was a fur
Iher decline in the activity of stocks today,
the total dealings bearing no larger pro
portion to those of yesterday than did
those of yesterday to the active market
of Monday. The character of the deal
ings was little changed. The professional
operations again seemed to make up prac
tically all of the aeailngs. Also mese op
erations were followed without any show
of firm conviotlons and constant stinting
by traders kept values In an unsiame con
dition that made the market closely re
semble that of the day before.
The early decline in sympatny wun me
Hill stocks elicited Supporting orders of the
kind that have made th bears grow timid
and which gave oolor to suppositions that
an active accumulation of stocks has been
going on with a desire to avoid violent
price fluctuations. The movement in the
Hill stocks was a direct response to the
judlclsl upholding of the contention of the
Minnesota state authorities that consent
of the Stats Railroad commission was re
quired for the proposed issue or new ureii
Northern stock. The officials of the rail
road were not disposed to comment on the
decision In the absence of Its full text,
but the opinion In the stock market Inclined
to the view that a material obstacle had
been encountered In the way of proposed
plans for raising new capital. The com
panion movement in Northern Pacific rep-,
resented the view that Its proposed stock
Increase might be opposed by similar meas
ures, while the marked contrast in mo
upward movement of St. Paul was caused
by the speculative assumption that the
quick manner of completing Its stock Issue
had forestalled such probable hindrance.
It was a belter widely aeia at me time oi
the St. Paul Issue that the abruptness ot
the methods by which It was carried out
was due. to c desire to avoid any such com
plication. Another target for attack was
Canadian Pacific, which was sold largely
for foreign account. Some apprenension
of any. addition to outstanding stock had
a part In Its depression, out an overex
tended speculative position in tne sioca
was given the responsibility for most of lis
depression.
The sympathetic enect oi mis movmnein.
was again moderate, ouisiae oi me im
mediate allied group. General conditions
were given little attention. Money con
tinued to work easier, but tne terms at
which railroad carpnrations are seiung
notes to run for periods of several years,
which make the interest rate to maturity
run to 6 rer cent and upwards, detract
from the effects of the .relaxing moneys. A
feature of the money market Is the Im
proved demard that haa sprung up for
commercial paper, which has resulted In a
reduction to rates to w tor prime graucs.
Discounts in Berlin receded today. The
fore I en exchange market here was . but
little changed. The operations of the sub
treasury continue to yield a liberal addi
tion to the bank reserves, the gnin since
the last bank statement now amounting to
t.,,.3B6.0fiO. Today's fluctuations were as
various as those of yesterday, but the clos
ing found a rally In progress Instead of a
reaction, as on yesterday. Net gains pre
dominate tcday where declines were the
rulo at the preceding close.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, I2.29S.000.
Sales and range of prices on th New
York Stock exchange were:
Baiaa. Hit. uw. Vina
Aflama Kiprsas
Amaliamated Cop par 47.000 11 1UH4
Am. C. r 2.600 44"j 44i
Am. C. A P. pM 00 101 10114
Sew York Maey Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S. MONET On call
'easy. HyiiS per cent; ruling rate, ? per
cent; closing bids, 2V per cent; offered. 2
I per cent Time loans dull and easy; sixty
darn. 4'B6 per cent; ranety asysi, per
cent; six months, 6'55,i per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER frSbSi
per cent.
8TKRLINO EXCHANGE1 Heavy with
actual business In bankers' bills st 84 R570'rt'
4.S575 for demand and at J4 81Vn KHS for
sixty day hills; rx'nt'd rites, $4.8.4 K.,Li
and H.Wa4.ti; commercial bills, 14 81 'if
4.814.
SILVER Bar, 68'4)C; Mexican dollars,
62Hc
BONDS-Government and railroad, steady.
Closing quotatlous on ootids wers as follows;
104a..Japan a. M aertea... t'H
U. e. rot. 4a. ri
2o eovpon
C. e. la. rs
tfo eoupoa
V. B. old 4a, m..
do cavpon
t. 8. nw 4a, IT
4o coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a...
do
Atrhlaon fn. 4a
do adj. 4a
Atlantic L. 4a
Bal. A Obio 4a..
do IV
Bra. R. T. e. 4a.
Central ot Oa. 6a
do 1st Inc....
do td inc....
do Id inc
fhea. V Ohio 44a....l04
miraao A. ISa... 7
C, B. A Q. B. 4a.... U
c, h. I. a r. 4s 7
do rol. 6a S9
ccc. a st. L.. g. 4a.. 101
Colo. Ind. ti, aar. A. 76
Colorado Mid. a.
role, a So. 4a...
Coba
t. a R. O. 4a...
Piatlllsra' Bo. 6a ...
Etia p. I. 4a
do sn. 4a
Horsing Val.
Japan (a
Bid. "Offered.
..lot
..lJV
..low,
..10O
..1J
..1I4
.. 7
..116H
..101
..in
.. MS
...
..lie
.. so
,.. T4
do 4a rtts
do 4H ctf M
do td aarlaa 1
I. A N. ant. 4a KOH
Man. e. f. 4a 101
Ht rantral 4 aiH
do lat Inc ?4
Minn. A St. U 4a.... 4
M.. K. A T. 4a
do ta "4
N. R. R. of M. a. 4a
N. T. C. . a aai
S. J. c. g. a it
No. Paclflo 4a 101 H
do la
N. A W. e. 4a.
O. 8. U rfd(.
Penn. eonT. Ia
Raadlns can. 4s.
St. L. A I. M.
ist. u A a. r.
st. b. s. w.
saanoard A. L. 4a.
So. Pacific 4a
do lat 4a ctta
So. Railway 6a... t.
711 Teiaa A P. la
7H T.. St. b. A W. 4s
10J t'nlon Pacific 4....
t'. a. Steal 2d 6a...
It Wabash la
do dab. B
It MWratam Md. 4a...
1H'4 W. A b. K 4a....
n Wla. ( antral 4a.
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Liberal Eeoeiptf of Cattla acd Fricea
Steady to Lower.
HOGS EXPERIENCING A OECIDED DROP
(oatlaard Large Hecelpts of Sheep,
Mostly tines, Which Dell Still
Lower Than Yesterday's
Weak Trices.
BOt'TH OMAHA. Jan. 23, W,.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
8.47
7,M)
6.W0
812
li:va
12.600
1I,1
.t.)
hogs selling largely at IS 4MJS.4TH, with
sprinkling st 2H.50.
Keprrs'ntstlve sales
44
74
as
e. 6a . 11 in
((. 4a. 22
a. 4a.. 74
. SI
. Kv
. W'i
,112't
.U7,
. 2
.loiH
. 4
.1114
. 7
. M4
. m
.
Three days this week..l.947 31.041 2K.3U
Bum. l.-a . in fit 1 (1 aTTa V frA
Same days 1 weeks ago.. 18.7X2 24.0J9 21.
inme aays 9 weeas ago..iit.iio iv.oor
Bame days 4 weeks ago.. 2.2S1 .41 6,ii6
Bame daya last y ear.... U. 3.15 24,S0 2S,4
The following tahis shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
07. 1908. Inc. Deo.
Cattle 82.718 68.4 24,247
Hogs 143. W0 168.834 iM
Sheepi i .... 1 10.641 107.1SW S.S42
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn fed steers... .85.4og6.26
Fair to good co-n fed steers y"
Common to fair steers Wri K
Good to choice fed cows 8.74.50
Kulr to good cows and heifers I.OtKijS.75
Common to fair cows and heifers.. .OOoj3.00
Good to choice st'kers and feeders. 4. '. 00
Fair to good stockers and feeders. l.flO'34.40
Common to fair stockers 8.0IVS3.6';
Hull stags, eto l.Sofl4.l8
Veel calves 4.00? SO
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Boston Stocks anal Bands.
BOSTON, Jan. 31 -Call loans. &B10 per
cent; time loans, BWtiS1 per cent. Official
fuotatlona on stocks and bonds were:
Atchison ad. 4a J
do 4a 100
Max. Central
Atchlaon
do pfd
Boaton A Albany.
Boston A Malna...
FViaton Klavated .
Fltdiburs ptd ..
Meilcan Central ..
N. T., N. H. A H...1D4
Para Marquatta 63
Union Pacific 17m
Am. Pnu. Tuba Z
Atner. Sugar liWH
do pfd im
Am. T. A T H7
..ion
..10UH
..2 JO
..10
..151
..13.)
44
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu. ,
Corn,, bu. ..
Oats, bu. ..
7.0(10
. 64.0110
.120,000
. 86.000
Shipments.
11,000
2O.0U0
108,000
86.0U0
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 23.-WHEAT-May.
73V: July. 72c; September, 72V4C Cash.
No. 2 hard. 7'J't'4c; No. s. oYW0avc; ino.
2 red. 74c; No. 3. 67Mi3T3Hc.
CORN May, 414c; July, 41"Sc; Beptemner,
42sc. Cash: No. 2, 3Vc; No. 8, 8&394c;
Wi. z white, atwic.
OAT8 No. 3 white, S7S377ic; No. 2 mixed.
RYM Bteady; ajtcc.
HAY Steady ; choice timothy, I15.SO16.00;
choice prairie, U.2Mill.60.
EGOS Bteady; firsts, zzc; seconas, zoc;
BUTTER Creamery, 29Hc: packing, 17VrC.
Receipts. Shipments.
M.ono 81.0"0
18.0K) 63.000
13,000 13,0110
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu.
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The range of prices, as re
ported by Logan A Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade building, waa.
Articles.
Open.) High. Low. Close.
Wheat-
May ..
July ..
Corn-
May ..
July ..
72Wn'!73tfT,4
12 l2k
7V
73M.A
7i4B
404 414 40U 41H
41a,41Va USa UWU
A asked, B bid.
Wheat I
May...
July...
Sept...
May...
July...
Sept...
Onts-.
Jan....
May...
July...
S-pt...
I'ork
May...
July...
Lard-
Jun....
May...
July...
Rlhs-
Jan....
May...
July
781,!Si 794
"BW'tlS 78
78 7Ta
' 424 42H
4fr-loH 6t
46T4i-4a 48
46-S 46
S6' 88
38V 3Xi
83S
1 42H 1 42H
lo 60 16 66
t 16 20
40 4?H
4V. 471
I 86 I 86
106 m
I 17VI I 20
78 78'
42V4 ' 42W
4Vy46H'uy
4a
86
2
16 80 1
16 47
IS
36
40
I 96
4(t'
I
864,
774
4f'
46HUIV,
85
ST,
Peoria Market.
PFX3RIA. Jan. 23. CORN Unchanged :
No. 8 yellow and No. s, 41 c; r.o. 4, 400
no grade. 38UC.
OATS Bteady ; No. 2 white, 7c; NO. 2
white, 36Hc; No. 4 white. SoVisaoiliaO.
RYE Finn; No. 2, 64ia7c.
WHISKY On th basis of 21.2 for fin
IsheU guuda
Mllwaakca Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 23.-WHE3AT Firm
No. 1 northern. 814i82'Ac: No. 2 northern.
t?(Usohc; May, nc.
tYrJ B'eaay wo. l nitnve,
BARLKV Urm; No. 2. 67WwWc; sample.
47ft67tiC.
OOKN Lower; No. 1 caah, 414c: May,
40HC.
2Si
I
1 S7H
19 62
t 20
I 40
I 96
9 UTHl
17
16 434
10 06
t 27H
9 46
47V4
8 97H
a lo
9 20
Liverpool Grain Market.'
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 23 WHEAT Scot firm;
No. 2 red western winter. 6s; futures
steady; March, 6s 6Hd; May, to 4Sd, July
6s 1-s.d.
COKN Spot firm; American mixed new.
4s Sd; American mixed old, 4s 61; futures
nrm; January, as ia; aiarcn, 4s
No. I.
Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUK Firm; winter patents, S3.20
i.uv. siiimi uuiiiii, ao.iutao.vo; spring pat'
ota i.70-T2N); spring straights, 3.1(i)a.40
WHEAT No. t spring. 7Saj2o; No.
W81c: No. I red. 74V.fr76lc. .
CORN'-No. X 434o: No. i yellow. 4.-rt:c
OATS No. I, S6c; No, I white, Soutffcc.
HfB-No. 9, aao.
II Ah LET Fair to choice malting, 614J65a
SKfcliSNo. 1 flax. 81.144; No. 1 north.
Western, 91214; prlinu timothy, 24.4ofl-4.44;
PROVltil.NS Whort ribs sides (loose)
x2.T6f9.a. Mesa pork, per bbl., 216.90. Iju-d
i.er lit) lbs., IS. 20. Short clear sides (boxtdl'
a a.a V-U
Followlng were the receipt and shlp-
Keceiota Shipments
Philadelphia Prodnec Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2S. EGGS
Steady and In fair demand; western fresh,
2a at mara.
CHtKbB Bteady and In fair demand
New York full creams, fancy, 14 4c; New
York run creams, choice, 14 .c; New York
full creams, fair to good, 12at14c.
Dalnth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Jan. 23.-WHEAT-On track
No. 2 northern, 81c: May. 5ac: Julv. ?r:
OATS To arrive, 35c
RYE-67c.
HARLEY-J6a-c.
- Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. 21 SEED) Clover-Cash
js.du; Jan.. as.oo. reu., jt; March, 8 674
April. 2.V40. Timothy. (2.06. Alslke, 87.76.
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil ptd
Am. Kxpreae
Am. H. A b- P'd
Amaiican Ice
Am. LlnaMd OH
Am. Lloaeed Oil pfd.
Am. Locomotive
Am.' LocorootlTO pfd
Am. 8. A R
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Buirar Rrflnlng
Am. Tobaoco pfd otfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Ooaat Una
Baltlmora A Ohio.
Bal. A Ohio M
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. .......
Canadian Paolflo
Cantral of New Jaraay...,
Chaaapaaka A Ohio
Chlcan Ot. W
Chtcaio A M. W
C. li. A Bt. V
Chlcaso T. A T ,
Chleaso T. A T. ptd.....
C, C. C. A 8t. L ,
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. A Bo. 2d ptd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Producta ,
Corn Producta pfd ,
Delaware A Hudaon
Dal.. U A W
Denver A R. O
P. A R. O. pfd
DiatlllerS' Becurittea ....
Erla
Krle lat pfd ,
Erie 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocklna Valler. ottered
Illlnota Central
ntematlonal Paper
Int. Paper pfd...(
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central ptd
Kanaaa City So
K. C. Bo. pfd
Louisville A N l.
Mexican Central
Minn. A Bt. b
M., 8L P. A 8. B. M
M , bt. r. a o. . at. piu.
Missouri Paclllc
M.. K. A T
M . K. A T. Pfd
Natlooal bead
N. H. R. of M. ptd...,
New Tork Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A W ,
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
PaclBc Malr
Pennsylvania
People' a Oaa
P., C. C. A Bt. u. ...
Pressed Bteel Car
Preeaed 8. C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car..,
Reading ,
Reading lat pfd
Reading 2d pfd
Republlo Bteol
Kepublto Bteel pfd....
Rock Island Co
Hock Ialand Co. pfd..,
BU L. A B. r. d pfd
Bt. Louis B. W
8t. Louis 8. W. ptd..
Bo. PaclBa
Bo. Paclflo pfd
Bo. Railway
go. Railway pfd
Tennessee C. A 1
Tessa A Pacific
T.. Bt. b. A W
T.. 81. LAW. pfd..
I'nlon Pacific
t'nloa PaclBc pfd
IT. a. Kipreas
V. 8. Ksslty
f B. Rubber
I', a. Rubber pfd
U. 8. Bteel
U. B. Bteel pfd
Vs. -Carolina Chemical
Va -Caro. Cham. pfd..
Wabash
Wabaah pfd
Wella-Parso El press .
Westlnihouse Eieclcle
Westers t'alon
Whet Una A b. B
Wlaoooala Central
W la. Central ptd
Northern PaclSa
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd..
Sloae-Shemeld Btaal ,.
Int. Metropolitan
Int. Met. pld
Great Northera pfd.
20
110i
44"4
101
100 132 23
100
too
"oi
200
1.400
1.400
600
T.S0O
14,500
100
too
2.700
', 16.400
. 11,400
', '"'ioo
700
, 1.400
, 12,700
24
12
' WV
1UH
144V4
ins'
7
270
lot .
100
mvk
117
7Re
1MV4
'ii4
14
1(1
10
It
'
(ll4
147
iiv"
7
rut"
10S-4
100
irsv.
114
'76
113
-ti
14
lto
142
,200
(00
68
(4
200 67
1.800 JSH
I. ZOO 24
no
1.400
7
216
tm
24
It
1S
24
8
216
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Dom. I. A 8
Maaa. Rlectrls
do pfd
Mass. Oss
t'nlted Fruit
lotted 8. M
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Amslsamated
Atlantic
Bid. "Asked
Blnaham
Cel. A Hecla..
Centennial
Copper Range ..
Daly West
rsnklln
Orsnby
tsls Royals
Mass. Mining
Michigan
Mohswk
Mont. C. A C...
tld Dominion ...
Osceola
Parrot
tiutnry
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
t'nlted Copper ..
tr. 8. Mining
U. 8. Oil
t'tah
Victoria
( Winona
.. Is Wolverine
.. 47! North Butta
..lwvnutte Coalition .
.. 5 Nevada
.. (4 'Mitchell
..lit Cal. A Arliona..
. . 11 Oreena Con
II
.100
. II
. lt
.
..104
SJ
... .WO
.... 41
.... tl
.... 19
.... K
....110
.... 23
.... i
.... 11
.... 21
.... 1
.... td
....144
.... 11
....lit
.... M
....151
....
.... 7S
.... 75
.... 12
.... 73
.... 7
.... 1.1
....114
....114
.... 27
.... It
y...
....13
.... 20
Date. 1107. 19O6.1906.1904.lOI.1902.1901.
London Cloalnar Storks.
LONDON, Jan. 23. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange Were:
Consols, money 47 IM., K. A T
. 27'N. T. Central
. 14,Nortolk A W
.107 do pfd
.104 Ontarlo A W
.10 Pennsylvania ....
.121 Rand Mines
. .Si iRradlng
. 17 Southern Railway
.164 do pfd
27 .Southern Paclflc
700 28 21
1.600
6.600
200
72
71
S
12
2,200 141 141
400
100
200
100
'ioo
200
100
700
too
10
200
700
I.0O0
2.S00
100
100
'. iiioo
20
200
TOO
20
. ll.too
. I,9"0
TOO
200
'. " too
.141. too
146
17
10
27
4t
It
tt
ll
14
67
111
'
!W
7o
71
130
45
W
14
27
13J, .
M
77
64
171
12
144
17
to
27
44
28
6
in
24
67
111
'tr
t
70
71
its
4
M
'
17
,134
4
77
64
m"
111
600
400
2.900
2.4UO
'"ioi
iiitoo
i.ooo
404)
'. '"i
too
1.2U0
44.4o0
200
too
fs)
i;,ooo
11,900
100
400
100
2,600
24, tot
6.
ISO
luo
, tl.tuo
, t.OUO
t.400
II
H
21
40
'23
'toii
'it
tt
'si
X!
63
174
12
60
105
4T
106
n4
24
U
1
164
n
101
74
Si
76
171
27
t
2
ta
'is
'l4
18
ti
'ti
11
61
176
22
60
106
47
106
17
24
23
161
101
74
ti
71
144
27
14
17
IS
72
111
14t
116
132
7
272
106 .
100
127
117
IS
7t
IKS
tot
62
14
190
lit
2
22
tl
63
S
47
66
184
24
6
J14
4M
ax
K
71
" 40
71
42
ll
124
104
17
to
17
77
24
46
2K
6
2t
24
tt
111
154
W)
s
11
71
M
120
45
1
26
It
27
1.U
94
74
64
M
171
1U
tt
to
11
S
27
40
44
67
tt
117
29
14
15i
34
II
12
174
92
lot
II
t
104
47
IK
26
104
17
36
276
160
U
13
23
41
164
27
101
71
91
1(1
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Paclflo
Chea. A Ohio..,,.
Chicago Ot. V......
C. M. A St. P...
D Beers
Denver A R. a...
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Illlnola Central ..
Louisville A N
.. 39
..114
.. tl
.. tl
.. 4fi
.. 49
- 7
.. 45
.. 2n
.. t
.. 97
..131
.. 93
.. 44
..10
.. II
.. 25
2514
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14..
15..
IS. .
li..
18..
1..
20.,
21..
1'2..
23..
J .m
6 28
26 IB 28
41( 6 291 4 62
6 41 'tl 6 I'll 4 61
44I ( 27 4 65
6 48
MS,
6 61
4 73
4 G9
4 74
37 13' 1
Av.
IOI
.241
aa.
to
..liw
..1
..194
.139
..l!4
. .1.-4
..141
. n
..251
.11
..27"
,.l4
..26
..211
..204
..171
..231
..VI
..201
,.2H
. ."4
.201
..817
BHEKP-ll
200
to
40
Pt
1 to
2 40
SO
t 42
I 42
I 42
t 42
4 4
4
t 41
4 45
4 45
4 46
t 46
4 45
I 45
4 44
4 45
t 41
4 45
4 46
4 43
4 46
t 45
4 45
4 45
has
Ne.
to...
71...
tt...
n...
it ..
at. ..
7t...
76...
13..,
4.7 .. ,
St. ..
16...
47...
II..
It!...
43 ,
41. .
70...
70..
65...
. 75. .
70 ,,
61..
4 .
tt..
A.
...!
...1st
...211
.. 2?4
...ttl
. . . ill
.. J.'t
...171
...2T4
.. !"4
.. 211
...25
...234
...f!0
...241
.. 2S5
...ir7
...833
...292
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.. 2t
...17
, . . 260
. .. .15
aa.
P.
4 4',
I 4
t 43
4 45
I 47
4 47
I 47 .
I 47
4 47
4 47
I 47
1 47
2 47
4 47
t 47
47
I 47
4 5
4 64
4 50
4 60
I 60
4 6
4 52
4 65
been tt lontt time since
nfs 14d lincallv the market was ttn-
chttnaed: No. I foundry. "6.sfr?S.2f: No.
1 ftMindry northern. 4 711 Jf. 76 ; No. 1
foundry smithern. .' ("r.Tl k: No. 2 fotin
drv southern. .?i.ii .ti.m.
ST. IA1 let. Jin. 3.-MrrrAI-l,rd.
stesdy at tb.10. 8p lter, steady at tSttSi.
6 29 4 56
5 31 4 57
4 68
6 36
6 38 4 63
4 691
4 741
12!
6 15
6 17!
I 6 CI
41
6 601
6 60
6 39
4 W 6 47' 27
4 791 6 69 lb
4 Sd 6 64 6 0'2'
4 f, 6 6 6 03
5 12
I 21 !
5 20 !
t & '
V7
6 l:
5 IS
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Omaha $3.7(iS.50
Chlcag-o l.S(i6 90
Kansas City 2.2.V6 b
St. Louis 2.4"?in.?6
Bloux City 2.7rvJ)'6.26
The ofllclal number of cars
broug-ht In today by coch road was:
Cattle. Hogn. toheep.
C. M. & Bt. P'.....
Wabash
Missouri Tactile 4
Union Pacific 50
C. A N. W.. east 10
C. & N. W., west 76
Hosts.
$5.Xii 6.624
6.K"i'6.ii
6.7Miti.674
6.151-. (0
6..sU.60
of stock
H'ses
14
1
2
29
24
66
11
6
20
12
8
4
6
196
19
10
4
16
trading In the sheep ham was a dull as
It whs on the opening tnis morning. He
celpts were again liberal and consisted
largely of ewes, the same as yesterday and
day before. It was very easy to under
stand tho cause of the lack of activity to
the trade. As noted yesterday, buyers have
been tilled up on ewes until they had very
little need for additional supplies. The
result was that sellers found It not so
much a matter of price as of getting sonio
one to look at their holdings. The ques
tion, "would you look at a nice bunch t
ewes," was generally met by the reply,
"not now."
Parkers all seemed to want a few weth
ers and yearlings and the few loads of
that kind offered generally sold In fair
season and without much difficulty. As to
prices, the feeling waa weak, even on that
kind, and while some sellers thought they
got out about steady, others felt that their
sales were lower.
Uood lambs were also In fair demand
and strictly good killers sold as high as
27.60. which whs as high as anytldng
brought yesterday or the day before.
It would be well for shippers to under
stand from the above that it Is necessitry
to send In fewer ewes during the remainder
of the week. The continued heavy mark't
Ing of ewes has filled the packets up an I
should receipts continue large it would
be a ery difficult matter to prevent a
serious break In values.
At the time of cloning this report there
were still a numlver of sheep remaining
unsold on some of which very low bids
were placed, while others were without a
bid at all. A bunch of good lambs that
arrived late sold at 17.26, as sgalnst 27. 60
for identically the same stuff yesterday
and Monday.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
Inmbs, IT.0tKy7.4O; fair to good lambs, 26.75
ft 7.0(1; good to choice yearlings, lamb
weights, t6.it.26; fair to good yearlings,
lamb weights, 2o.75iSti.00; good to choice
yearlings, heavyweights. 2o.76iU6.00; fair to
good yearlings, heavyweights, $5.5(K45.7t;
good to choice old wethers, 2o.35'a6.6t.; fair
to goud old wethers. ti.OOiio.36; good to
choice ewes, I4.8U&6.16; fair to good ewes,
t4.35r04.8O.
representative sales:
No.
1I8 western yearlings.
14 western lamb culls
60 western ewes
...40 Union Paclflo
... 14 do pfd ....
... 40 U. 8. Steal...
... It do pfd ....
...41 Wabaah
...Ill do pfd ....
...144 Spanish 4a ..
SILVER Bar, steady, 81 7-16d per ounce.
MONKY 4H4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bllla is 4Tf6 per cent; for three
months' bills, 4-&4 per cent.
New York-Mtalna- Stocks.
NEW TORKv Jan; ZS. Closing" quotations
on nuNiii-sj " - - -...v
Adams coo. .....r...-r "! y
.J.
20
Alice
ttreeca
Rrunawlck Con. .
Comatock Tunnel ....-;
Con. Cal.' A VS......HW
Horn Silver .-...Ill
Iron Silver 400
beadvtiia Con 6
bitthf Chief
Ontario
Orhlr
Potoel
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopaa ..
Staadard
.250
..lie
.. it
.. to
.. 4J
.. 16
..II
Flour, bbls.
heat. bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats. bu....
Vlye. u
larley. bu.
.. 2JOO
..tXlisw
..."2.0 0
.. H.wst
.. M.UjO
liej.KO
2-42. 7tO
11.6 0
-.i
44 V
On the Produce erchange today the but-
er market was stesdy; creameries. JO-ylS!
dairies, lat.l'.c. Kill, easy; at mark, cast
Included. 2;-m'.'4c; firsts, 26.-: prime Drata,
t hee.-e. steady, .utne.
Miasrapalla Grala Market-
MINNHtHU IS. Jan. 23 - WHKAT-Msy,
"lie; Julv KlVi'MV; feWptntiber. .tm-jc; n.
1 hard. iwV.: No. 1 northern, Kic; No. J
notstivi'it, u!sftais,c; fo. S riorttneiu. T7
I LOIH.nnH patents, tti'Bt.tO; second
Cottoa Harkel..
NEW TORK. Jan. 33. COTTON Spot
clow-d steady; middling uplands, tlu.);
middling gulf, 111.16; no sales.
BT. Lot 18, Jan. 2i-C(JTTON-Julet;
middling, 1VrC. tales. 26 bales; receipts.
ILb balea; shipmeuta, 7i6 bales; stork, Z4.1S3
balea
, 1-JVKRPOOL, Jii COTTON Knot
goud business done: priests 6 to 7 points
higher; American middling fair. 66d; good
mtddlinx. 11: mitidllng, 6tsl; good or
dinary. 6.?d; ordinary, I Md The sales of
the day were t'Miu balea of which lAf(l
were lar speculation and rsport and In
cluded $.7ts An.erii .. Kbceipts, 26. (tt 4). 11
Atnerieaa.
NKW tJRLEANS, J.in. SI -CTTON--P
! lotH d na.nl ; sales 6 a bales. Liow
ordinary, tlilc nominal; Ordinary 2 16-16c.
nondtial; gotMl ordinary S'c; low middling
.-h-; ausd middling. 11 2-1. : mlddliuu: faf
1.' J-ltic noinltial : : fair. V -! nominal
Iecvipts, J4.aul bales; e'eck. Jau.SfJ bales.
Total aaiea for the day, 427.10 shsree.
Bostoa Copper Market
Closing Quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan & Bryan, 112 Board
of Trade Diuiaing. itinana:
Adventure
Alloues ,
Atlantis
Bingham ,
Black Mountain
Rowoa Consolidated.
Butte Coalition
Calumet A Arlaon.
Calumet A Hecla...
Cealeaaial
Capper Rang .......
Italy Wee
Kset Butta
Franklin
Oreena Copper
Helvetia
'sM Royal
Keeweenaw
L. a. A PHtatairg..
Msaaachuaetta .......
MlcSlgaa
t Mohawk
44 Nevada Consolidated.
1 North Butts
13 Old Domloioa
toaoeola
M Pneu. Servlca
IT Pneu. Service, pfd..,
12 Qulncy
ia Shantoa
41 Tamarack
94 Trinity
20 t atted fruit
M t'nlted atatea. ma.,
fc t'nlted atatea. pld...
4V I'taa Coaaulldated...
I Victoria
23 Wlnoaa
13 ol vert BO
29 Cananea
tNipiaalag
83
11
14
114
64
144
11
II
119
23
tee
at
lot
'
ST
, 14
t
11
isi
, aa
. u
Treaaary Sfaleaaeat.
WA8HINGTON Jan. 23 -Tenia v a atat
1 nient if the treasury balauctsa ta the gn-
C, St. P., M. ft O.... 6
C B. & Q., east 3
C, B. ft J., west 39
C, R. I. ft P., east... C
C, R. I. & P., west... 3
Illinois Central 1
Great Western
Total receipts ....220 196 61 4
The dlBDosltlon of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Omaha Packing Co l.IKI 1.983 1.969
Swift and Company 1,449 8,616 1.412
Cudahy Packing Co....l.K'il 6.6i5 2,6f,3
Armour ft t o , 3,018 1,412
Vansant ft Co 8
I .oilman & Co 26
McCreary ft Carey 77
W. I. Stephen 1B3
Hill ft Bon 174
F. P. Lewis 63
Huston ft Co 14
Hamilton ft Rothschild.. 87
I P. Hubs 96
Mike Haggerty 96
J. B. Root ft Co 32
R. ft 8 90
T. B. Inghram 3
Lehmer Bros 11
Union Dressed Beef Co. 17
Ind. Packing Co 238 20
Other buyers 418 ' 2.645
1S3 western ewes
240 western ewes
226 western wethers ..
Ill western lambs
40 western lambs ....
16 western lambs ...
37 weatern lamb culls
297 western
ol western
378 western
123 western
261 western
619 western
8)7 western
4w0 western
5S western
20 western
2LV7 west it
37 western
1i3 western
S7S western
lambs
yearlings ..
yearlings .
yearlings ..
lambs
Inmbs
lambs
lambs
lamb culls..
ewes
ewes
ewes
lambs
lambs
Av.
. 100
. 72
. 80
. 112
. li
. 101
. 83
. 0
. 75
. 49
.
. S3
. 63
. c3
. 70
. 70
. 78
. 71
. 57
. 79
. 98
. 113
. 85
. 85,
Pr.
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6 (io
4 90
4 90
4 75
6 65
7 35
7 15
00
4 5D
7 00
6 85
6 5
6 86
7 00
7 81
6 8j
6 8T
6 M
6 00
4 8S
4 W
7 60
7 60
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Jan. 23. Money was In good
demand and short supply In the market
today. Discounts were easy owing to con
tinual competition for bills and business
shrank to small proportions Owing to the
dearness of money and lack of outside or
ders prices on the stock exchange dropped.
The uncertainty regarding divisions divi
dends was resnc-n""'1 'or a decline In home
rails and profit-taking made kafflrs easier.
Foreigners Improved In the afternoon.
In ' Americans the dealings were
small in the -forenoon with prices
at about parity, the continued uncertain
trend of prices In Wall street checking bus
iness. Ijiter New York advices caused un
easing of quotations but the market picked
up fractionally and closed quietly steady.
Japanese Imperial 6s of 1904 closed at
Sl.tKH- . .
HEKLIN, Jan. 23. Business on tne Bourse
today was narrow and prices In most of the
departments declined.
Bank Clearlags. J
OMAHA. Jan. 23. Bank clearings for to
day were tl. 65,933.54 and for the correspond-
In date last year ti.aiu.in. is.
Wool Market.
BOBTON. Jan. 23. WOOL Market Is
steadv. with trading moderate. There Is
considerable inquiry, but little buying. Sell
ers are showing much determination to
hold out for their own prices, a suc
stantlal amount of Montana of various
grades was sold. B super continues to sell
at 60c for standard eastern and 47n4oO for
western. The foreign wools are nrm and
quiet. Leading domestic quotations follow:
Indiana ana Missouri, conjoins;, uiree-
eighths blood, 33'o-14o. Texas, scoured basis,
fine, 12 motttns, i.uaioc; nne, 1 to 1 montus,
6Sii70c. California, scoured hauls, northern,
coarse, 67'uUc; northern, good, ttiflc; mid
dle county. 5VUitc; iali rree, twtiboc. Ore
gon, scoured basis, eastern. No, 1 clothing.
tiKn'IOo. Territory, staple, scoured basis, fine,
7i75c; fine medium, t8(n70c: medium, 66'8tfc.
Territory, ordinary, srourea pasis, nne, tirr
70c; tine medium, bvuoee-: medium, tvaObc.
Colorado and New Mexico, spring scoured,
7r0e; No. 1. Gi'Uc. Pulled wools, scoured
basis, extra, yoj,Jc; nne a, ooiawc; a
supers, fin'tifioc: B supers, 47at2c.
BT I All It). Mo., Jan. a. wihjij ejteaoy.
Medium grades combing and clothing. 24(i
2c; light line, 2otiv23c; heavy line, lojtlhc;
tub washed, johjJoc.
LONDON. Jun. 23. WOOU-The offerings
at the wool auction sales today numbered
9,317 bales. Bcoured and greasy combings
sold at full rates. (Jape of Oood Hope and
Natal were firm and Puma Arenas In poor
condition were quiet, with the home trade
taking the bulk cf the ofTerlnge. Bales In
detail: New South Wales, 1,700 bales;
scoured. Is lod-fils lOHd; greasy, oivfcfls lUd.
Queensland, Us) bales; lecuured, Is Sri 1 2s Vd.
Victoria, 2.100 bales; scoured. Is "dfr-'s Id;
greasy, 6d'uls 6d. South Australia. 1,9 0
bales; greasy, 6.drfls Id. West Australia,
5m bales; greusy. 7dirls Id. New Zealand,
1.300 bales; greasy, 6dls 3d. Cape of Good
Hone and Natal. 9"0 bales; scoured. Is Jd'ic
2s Id; greasy, tj'-jditllV!. Punta Arena, 6u0
bales; greasy, 6dgls ld.
Totals 6,877 . , 14.290 10.007
CATTLE Cattle have been coming most
too fast this week, but fortunately the
weather haa been cold, ao that packers were
enabled to take care of them In pretty
good shape. This morning,' however, with
additional large receipts, packers seemed
to feel that prices ought to be lower and
they started out right at the beginning,
bidding generally 10c lower than yester
day's market on fat steers as well as on
cows and heifers. Sellers, however, were
fiolntlng to the fact that receipts, while
arge, were no heavier than they have
been on previous weeks, and as a rule m:tde
a hard struggle to maintain values. The
result was a slow opening and a dull trade,
which was further Increased by the fact
that over hslf the receipts did not arrive
until well along toward midday. In the
end. however, the most of the cattle sold
with prices anywhere from weak to 10c
lower than yesterday.
Good feeders were scarce again today and
the market very strong. Feeders are buy
ing a good many warmed up cattle, paying
occasionally better than 65.00 for such as
suit them. While good weighty feeders are
In such active demand and prices are so
strong, the market on light stockers Is
slow and lower.
Representative sales:
BEEF 6TEER3.
Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
447 I 10 II 1368 I It
750 I 80 12 1204 I It
lOOt 4 40 13 1174 t 20
lto 4 66 4 1082 2 20
1032 4 M 18 1174 I 24
1022 4 74 44 1811 I 10
10DI 4 II 11 1365 t 25
1128 4 e5 II 13U4 2 4
1111 4 15 It 10811 t 42
1081 4 10 22 12ftt 2 45
1091 I 00 11 12HI I 40
1135 6 00 14 1325 I 45
1224 I Ot I Hal 6 44
1214 6 05 II. 1462 I 45
1179 2 10 t 242 I 10
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No.
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Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23. COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady at un
changed prices to an advance pf 6 points
and sold up to a net advance of about
ttv 10 points during the early session on
strong local support and the smaller re
ceipts at Brasilian points. At the ad
vance, which carried the market nearly
He up from the recent low point there
was considerable realising and prices
eased off partly on the later trading.
Prices were steady and unchanged to t
points higher. Hales were 672 bags. In
cluding February at 6.46 6.60c; March,
6.60ti S.66c: June, 6.76c; July, 5 80c; Sep
tember. 6 $0(&i W6o; December, 6 06&4 10c
Spot coffea steady; Rto, No. 7. 7c; Santos.
Ko. 4. 8c; mild coffee, steady; Cordova,
ItjrliVie. ...
Saarar and Malasaes.
NEW YORK. Jan. O-SUGAR-Raw
firm; fair refining.' Sc; centrifugal,
S trat, me; molaases sugar, 2c
Refined, quiet; No. 6. 4 Joe; No. 7
4 26c; No. 8. 4.20c; No. 1. 4.16c; No. 10. 4 05c:
No. 11. 4.00c; No. 12. I 95c: No. 13, S.2c; N
14. 1.85c; confectioners A. 616c: cut loaf'
5.50c; crushed. 5.60c; powdered, 4.90c; granu
lated 4.&IK-: rubes. 6 06c.
MOLASSES Bteady j New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, S7?f4ac.
NEW ORLEANS. Jsn. 22 81 'GAR
steady; centrifugal whites, 41-lntj4c; ren.
tntiusal yellow. 2trH'c: secouda. 2U.-J
Ijl-ltx.; tuolaaaes tijrup, 2xsJ14
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1 85
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2 eO
2 50
I 50
1 50
2 50
2 54
I 10
I 40
1 10
2 14
2 1
2 70
2 It
2 II
2 15
HEIFERS.
....1125
....1061
....1176
....1143
190
1105
....1120
....1031
....1074
1090
....lo44
....1001
....1091
.... 924
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2 15
2 16
2 15
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2 10
I 80
1 10
2 80
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1 25
2 90
2 90
1 90
2 90
4 00
4 00
4 15
4 25
4 85
4 95
4 26
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4 20
2 25
2 40
2 40
2 40
I 46
I 46
1 45
2 70
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CALVES.
I 50
t 75
2 75
4 00
4 00
4 UO
4 25
I 25
BULLS.
2 24 I
2 50 I
155 1
2 40 1
2 80
FEEDERS.
2 25 44
2 40
2 14
4 15
4 tt
4 40
14 .
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17.
41.
120
9-0
440
1060
M4
470
1174
1012
140
130
131
180
180
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210
lilt
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. 44t
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1 72
2 85
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 25
4 42
4 60
4 26
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4 60
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4 74
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I
CHICAUO LIVK STOCK. MARKET
Cattle and Bheep Unfr, Hogs a Shade
Lower.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3 CATTLE Receipts.
27.018) head. Market KV lower. Ccmmon to
prime steers, at.00fi7.80; cows, t2.75fu00;
heifers, t2.604t5.U0; bulls, t2.76ff4.61; calves,
t2.7Mt8.75; stockers and feeders, t2.ao4i4.90.
HOGS Receipts, 40.000 head. Market
shade lower. Prime shipping grades, to 674
(&6.70; choice butcher weights, t (i7Vs"o.70;
packing, tt.62H'M 6'Vi; ussorted light, to oM
6.671: pigs, t6.WXtfC.ts5; bulk of sales, tu.B-tt
6.6,H.
BHEEP AND IAMBS Receipts, 2,0
head. Market, sheep, 16c lower; lanibo.
Heady. 8hep, t.1.0inj6.7C; yetu-llngs. U-Wt
80; lambs, tjo.7DS7.oO.
New York Live Stock MarCet.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 1,228 head; market for gopd to
choice steers steady to strong; medium
slow to shade lower; cows steady to Arm;
steers, 24.00 0 6..07 V I oxen and stags,
t3.604.40; bulls. t3. 4044. 45; cows, 11.76
(il 4.25. Liverpool and London cables
steady. Exports, 916 cattle, 1,800 sheep
and 5,500 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 1,291 head; chf)lce
veals steady; others easier", westerns 26o
lower; veals, tS. 00 9.76; choice. tlO.OO;
culls, t4.00j4.75; westerns, t3.006 4.50;
dressed calves slow; city dressed veals,
8 14c per pound: few fancy same, 14 4c;
country dressed, 7 Vi 3' 13c.
HOGS Receipts . f.590 head; market
Arm and higher; state and Pennsylvania
hogs. t7 254i 7.35; pigs. t7.4047.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,637
head; market for sheepdull; lambs slow
to steady; sheep, t3.5O4jB.60; culls. 3.00;
lambs, t7. 004( 8.00; culls, t5. 004 6.00.
OMAHA Tt HOI r-.AI H3 MARKET.
Cnadltlon of Trade aad ,( teas aa
Staple and Fancy Prodaea.
EGOS Pe-r dog., 12c.
LIVE POl'LTKT Urns, SHc; roosters.
Sc; turkeys, ioi.tc; dueks, yyloo; young
roosters. c'.Se; geese, Iu9c.
BI'TTEIt Parking stock, Hfn9c: rholea
to fancy dslry, "I'uJ-'c; creanteiy, 26112".
HAY-Cholee tifMntl. r.5e: medium. " "":
Nt. 1 hottoni, tS.50; oft grndes. 15 504itj.50i
Rye straw. t7.00; No. 1 alt.ilfa, tU.00.
URAN-Per .on. JpJ.OO
OLD VEGETABLES.
CARROT? BEETS AND PARSNIPS
Per bu., 75
SWEET POTATOES-Illinois, per larga
bll., i.Vii.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 1.6; No. t,
tl.oO.
LIMA BEANS-Per lb.. 6Vtc.
CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown.
lVfcr I' lb.
EGO PLANT- Per dot.. 22.l6tft3.0O.
RUTABAGAS About 160 lbs. to sack,
tl.60.
POTATOES-Per bu. 464j66c.
Tl'KNIrs - Per bu., c.
ONION-lloma grown, per bu., 4)0oJ
I Spanish, per ciaie, 62.00; Colorado, per bu
: 75c.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEETS, TIRNIP8 AND CARROTS Pat
doa.. ti'UoOc.
TOMATOES Florida, 80-tb. crate. f.OOi
WAX BEANS Per bu. Vx. t3.5O2.0O.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per doa.
CELERY-Callfornis, per doa.. 75cOfd 00.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per doa., t-Ou,
HOHSKKA 1 ieSH l ase of 2 doa-. 11.90..
RAOISHKB Per doa. bunches. 36c
GREEN PEPPERS-Par s-baaket srat
24 i 4iV.U0.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per doa. bunches,
40c. ' . .
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per doa
Jl.'O'U 1.26.
BHALLOTS Southern, per bu.. (0a
FRHITB.
CRANBERRIES Per Ubl., tS.5039.00.
APPLES Ben Davis, choice, ts.oO; faney,
per bid., t-26; Jonathans, 23.76v4.oO, Nest;
York apples, I.I.Jo, Iowa and Nebraska,
eating and cooking, t2 264l3.O0.
PEARS Winter Nells, per box, tlOO.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES Florida ranges, all alaes.
IZ.'lo; California nttvels, extra fancy, all
slzex. t-l. 2f. ; fancy, t3.o0; choice, 2175.
LEMONS Llmonlera, 300 and o0 alas,
tt.oo; other btands. 60c leas.
DATES Kadaway 'c: aayera. 6c; Hal
low is. ntw stuffed wamui dales, t-lb. bog,
ti.io-
BANANA-I-er nedfiim-slsed bunch,
t2.U04i2 25; Jiiir)l. btKU'3.60.
GRAPE f rtlrlT S:ro at w 64 and (0, 23.71
4)4 00.
FlGS-Callfornla, bulk. 6Hc; t-crowa
Turkish, lac; 5-crown, 14c; l-ciown, Uo.
COCO AN U To Per sack of 100. 64-60.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs, 15c; No. 2 ribs, 10c; No. 8 rthft,
7c; No. I loin, 18c; No. t loin. 12c: No.
2 loin, 9c, No. 1 chuck, 6c; No. 2 chuck, 6c:
No. 3 chuck, 4c; No. 1 round. 74c: No. I
round, 6tac;No. 8 round, tic: No. 1 piata,
4c; No, 2 plate. 4c; No. 3 plate, 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESF7 New lull cream Wisconsin
twins, USfeo; new full cream brick, lti'jl
liiVjc; wheel Swiss cheese, 16c; block Swiss,
16c; 4fhiberger, 14c; YoUng Americas, 16c.
FISH Trout. 12c; halibut, loc: cattish, 16o;
buffalo, 80; bullheads, lie; black bass, fine
stock, 25c; salmon, 1-c; pike, dressed, lie;
red snapper, 12c; whlteflsh, 12c; perch,
dressed snd scaled, 6c; pickerel, dressed,
8Vc; herring, 6c; crapples, olac; eels, Inc;
blueflsli. 16c; lobsters, green, 36c per Ib.l
mackerel. Spanish, !(-; native. Sue; fro
legs, 46c per doz. saddles.
Cl.'RED FIHH-Family whlteflsh, per
quarter bhl., ion lbs., tt.OO; Norway mack-
e re t, ivo, x, aoo-w, vv. . o.w, urmng u
bbls., 2o0 pounds enrh, Norway, 4k, til; Nor
way, 3k, tl2.6o; Holland herring, In kegs,
mill-era, 8tc; Kegs, mixed. 70c.
HIDES AND TA LIjOW Green Baited.
No. 1. 12c; Nd. 2. 11c; bull hides, 9c; green
hides. No. 1, 10c; No. 2, 9c" horse, tl50i-J
8.75; sheep pelts, 5nrej tl.25. Tallow, No, L
4c; No. 2. 3c Wool, 1541 J2c.
N 1 'TB French walnuts, UVS,c; California
walnuts. No. 2, soft shell, 13c; No. 1 soft
shell, I6H0; Braslls, 16Hfl6c; pecans, 194T'.'?c;
filberts, 134?14o; peanuts, raw, 7V4ci
roasted, 9c; California almonds, haral
ahell, l(c; Trayonla, 17c.
HONEY Per 24 frames. 83.50.
CIDER New York, bilt barrel, (3.76; bar.
tel. tS.Ot
COFFEE Rousted, No. 85, le per Jh.j
No. 80, 210 per lb.; No. 26, 19c per lb.: No.
to, 1c per lb.: No. 81. 18c per lb.
SUGAR-Oranulsted cane, In aacks, ttvllj
granulated beet. In sacks, J6.01.
SYRUP In bbls., 2"c per gaL; In cases,
10-lb. cans, 81.70; cases, U 6-1 b. cans, tl.80:
cases. 24 2H-lb. cans, tl-86.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern. 66ii60c; Maine, tl.lt. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans, 11.10: 8-lb. cans, 97Hcrtl00. pine,
apples, grated. t-Ib., t2.064'2.3o; sliced. 21 90
2.20. Gallon apples, fancy. 82.06. Cslt
fornla apricots, 83.00. Pears, 8L761
8.60. Peaches, fsncy, 81. 75r2.40; H. C.
peaches, t2.004T2.50. Alaska salmon, red.
fl.26; fancy Chinook, F., ta.10; fancy aock.
eye, F.. tl-96. Sardines, quarter oil, 82.761
three-quarter mustard. 83.00. Sweet potas
toes. tl. 10471.25. Sauerkraut, 21.00. Pump,
kins, 80cJ1.00. Wnx beans. 2-lb., 66SvC
lima beans, 2-lb.. 75c4itl.3o. Spinach, 11.56.
Cheap peas, 2-lb., d-c; extras, 9&c1.10;
fancy, t1.200i.1e.
I
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 23. CATTLKt Re
ceipts, 15,000, Including 600 southerns. Mar
ket eteadv t 10c lower. Choice export and
dressed beef steors, t5 50416.6O; fair to good,
t4.Ufai.40; westein fed steers, 83.756.75;
stockers and feeders, 83.00fr4.70; viuthem
sleeps, t3.6ti4!6.25; stvuthern cows, K'.2-43 20;
native cows, t2.S64i4.40; natlva he-iters, t3.2S
&5.25; bulls t2.504t-4.26; calves, 83.264i7.tO.
HOGS Hecelpts, 16.0(K) head. Market S
7Vic higher. Top, 8666; bulk, t B-VatJ-CO;
heavy, t.b0'.,'6: puckers, t6.504jo.6o; pigs
and lights, tj.754t6.6o.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,000
head. Market steady to 10c lower. Imba,
37.0o4i7.5O; ewes and yearlings, t4.754iti.i6;
western fed yearlings, to .(ajGjo.60; western
fed sheep, H 764f6.7U; Blockers and feeders,
$J.Xt)4.75.
St. I.onls I.lve Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Jan. 23. ?ATTLEt Re
ceipts, 4,000 head, Including 1.0(0 Texana.
Market steady. Native shipping and export
steers. 8-r).lo4t6.75; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 24. Outfit. 15; steers under l.ooo pounds,
t3.7a(iJ4.5o; stockers and feeders. t2.4tii4.oo;
cows and htlfrrs, t25o4l$.25; canners, H.76r(
2.35; bulla, 83.23.75; calves, 3.Ju8 6o;
Texas and Imliitn steers, 82.754(6.50; cows
and heifers, t2.5o4l3.50.
HOOS-Recelpts. 10.600 head. Mutket
steady. Pigs and lights. t6.154li.&5; packers,
to 3o4l6.60; butchers and best heavy, t'j.664i
6.70.
BHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts, 8,X0
head. Market steady Native muttons,
ta.U(Xg6.O0; lambs. $5.70; culls, I3.7&4J 4.1V;
stiKkers, 83.5i4i3.65.
'bt6cker8 jInd feeders.
11 ttO t 10 10 681 4 It
1 61 I II II 1M 4 10
It 418 2 84 1 854 4 tl
12 Ul IX 14 Ill I 45
HOGS Buyers started out this morning
bidding to. 40 for the general run of hogs.
There was practically no trading at that
point and they gradually stiffened their
bids, offering 84 4o4j 41" and finally 26 4 Vu
146. Sellers began cutting loose at t6.42Vtii
1.46, and, as the hogs began moving, the
market stiffened up still further until t6.4o
4o.47V became the popular range for the
general run of good mixed and heavy loads.
The bulk of the early sales waa on this
basis, which was loc lower than the best
time yesterday morning, it- lower than yes
terday's average crop and not far from
steady with yesterday s extreme close.
After the first round or two the market
eased up and for a time It was very dif
ficult to get over 26 46 for anything. later
on. however. It firmed un tutain and be
ceuua as good or better thaa avar, the later
Sloax City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Jan. 23-(Speclal Tele-
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 2.5o0 head;
market 10 lower; stockers weak; beeves,
jxlti. a. ; cows, nuns and mixed, 2-.7i
4.60; stockers and feeders, t3.0trii4.bO; calves
and yearlings, 82.754i3.8o.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; market 10c
lower: selling at 80 3u6.6o; bulk of sales.
to.35.7tfi. 40.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,100
head; market steajy.
St. Joseph live Stork Market.
ST. JOSKPH. Mo.. Jan. 23. CATTLE
Receipts. :4.0t.4 head. Steady to loc lowe
Nutlvet,. tl.io4jj.75; stockers and feeder,
.! 2, (14 OO.
HOGS Receipts, 8.272 head. Mostly Rc
lower. T p. to.C-'VuO.U). pigs, tS.&ut.OO:
DUIK. 2" oo'u w.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Reeelrtts, 4.912
head, bteatly to weak. Lambs, t 40.
Stark In MM
Receipts of live stock at the tlx principal
western maraets yesteruay
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 8,900 2,7,0 s.(
Pious City 2,.V 7, Out" l.i'O
Kunsis City 15.( 16,0(0 ;,0r)
Bt. Joseph S.(M S.272 4.91)1
Bt. IjjuIs 4.o,t I0.6.1O 2.OJ0
Chicago 27.'.00 4'i.KO 22.'0
Totals 57.464 9J.272' 66,'M'j
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
-.3
4, block
Thomas
Charles Battella and wife to South,
Omaha & Western Railroad com
pany, lot lfl. Fairvlew
Bame to same, lots 2, 3 and
2. and lots 1 to 7, block 3,
A Sears' Add
Same to same, lots 1 to 14, block 4.
Fosdlke Place
Same to same, lots 1, I and 8, block
1. Fosdlke Place
Same to same, lots 12 and 13, Green
wood
Bame to same, lots 6 and t. Green
wood
South Omaha Ijind oompany to South
Omaha & Western Kallroad com
pany, lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7, block
'Jti2. South Omaha, and other lots.
Same to same, lots 1. 2. 8 and 4. block
201. South Omaha, and other lots.. U.8&9
Jacob A. Armbrust and wife to same,
l.YOB
8.2M
800
4,600
400
8,600
1.400
350
676
1,726
80.500
NEW
tendon
Metal Market.
YORK Jan. 21. M ETA I H The
tin murket was unrhnimed to T.
lower with soots and futures txith quoted
at 192 5. Ixxal'y the mtlket whs qnle
at 341.90 to 84-10. fopoer was unchanged
abroad wlrh spot quoted st CI' 15s. futures
at CI'!. I-ocally tlie nmrket was firm .tnd
a II 1 1 lo higher, with Lake at 2't.75rJ5..4;
electrolytic. t-t.Vlf :'4 75: cHSttng. t24.2S424.3o.
Iad was 2s nd higher at tl9 17s a. I in
Iir.don and was unehanged at 2o'iV25
locally. Spelter was unchanged at A26 17s
f-l lit 1ondnrt. IamIIw 4 lie market - was
ttulet at ta.tVru6.75. Iron was lower in the
Kiitl h market, with standard fotiudrv
quuted at 6a 3d and Cleveland warrant at
cart wVi 34-15-12
Christ Biel and wife to aame, tract
nwhi 35-15-11
Theodore Sump and wife to aame, part
sV4 s1 swy, 32-16-12
James P. Water to Elizabeth Behrens,
lot 12, block 10, Kountse Place
Robert O. Fink to W. R. Wall, lot 1,
block 6. Florence
Shinier & Chane Co. to Louise A. H.
Hunter, lot M. block 6, Jerome Park 4.AVS
Robert O. Fink tq D. C. John, lots
1, 4, 6, 9, 10, 14, is, is ana part ai,
Albright & Aylesworth's Second.... ...
Same to A. N. Hagan, one-half lot 8,
block 6y Potter Cobb's Add., Boutii 1
Omaha
Herman ' D. Kountie and wife to
George W. Plainer, mSi lot (, and nH
lot 6, Kountce Bub 4,111
B. If. 01n and wife to John B. Nes
nlne. lots 15 and Id, block 13, Hal
cyon Heights 1,500
Anders Jenen and wife to John Lar
sen, lot 4, blot k 20, South Omaha.. 1,800
Renfree H. Rickard to the South
Omaha & Western Railroad com
pany, lot 8, block 3. Thomas 6t
Sears' Add., and other lots. 1
Charles Battelle, trustee, et ul . to
same, lots 4, 11, 14. 15 and 14, Green
wood 1.500
Charlea Battelle and wife to same,,
lots 1 to 10. Byron. South Omaha.... 1,600
James ''. Chatlwit-k and wife to same,
lot 3. block 216. South Omaha 1,500
Same to stune. lot 2, Llock JO, West
Albright Add Ill
Joseph Ruhenaleln to Rosa Ruben
stein, n' lot 6. block .1. Kouutxs
Fourth Add 1
Julia Shei'iiiuii et a I. to A. L. Rhamey
and wife, lot M, block 14, Bhull's
Second , 6,500
Margaret Redlngton lo Rachel Kats
kf'. sM ft e block 17, S. E.
Itogers' Add S.6U0
Anna K. uud l.lllie K. Het.-roe to
II P. Leavltt. lots 16 and 17. block
t. Walnut Hill 10
Rolert O. Fink lo Continental Trust
company, lots 1 and 14. block 4.
Carthage, ami other lots
Same to aame. part lot 45, Glse'a
Add., and other lots
Same to same, lots 3, 23 and 24, Al
bright A Aylesworth s Add., and
other lots
Snme to same, lot 11, Mahoney s Add ,
and w8 ft lot 3, Meday Sub , South.
Omaha ,
Robert O. Fink to Cootinent.il Trust
company, lots 6 to 9, bl jck 17, Ambler
PUd
Same to same, lots IS. 2K and 7, Kel-
ley's Add
Sa'ne to same, lot In, bloc k 1: lot 4.
block 2. ami lots 1 and 26, block 2,
Gate Cily Park
Hatve to same, 'i lot 3: lot 4. blta k 2,
'herry lijll. and other lots
Same to aanie, lot 3. block I. East
Hlda
Sune to same, lot 8, block 8. Cor-
rlgan Place-. South Omaha
Mitry F. Hourke to the School Dlstrh-t
of Omaha, rart tax lot , sec.
15-15-13 1.041
ToUl $77.34