THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: .TAXTfARY 5. 100S.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Jfferinga Light at Result of Oversell
ing the Previous Day.
PRICES ARE WELL SUSTAINED
oM. S rV1. Futures quiet;
March, t 54J.
January, 5a M:
JVF.W YORK DF.KHtl. MARKET
tome t.ood Rallies Prodaeed br Bar
illa; Spuria Ailtlfn Arc Ball
I ah aaal Ilia In Frleea
Predicted.
OMAHA. Jan. 4. 19 8.
Thori mas no particular feature to the
r;ra1n market today. n'he crowd oversold
tself yeaterilny and offerings were very
light. Prices were well sustained and Mme
food ralllea resulted on huyinu apurta.
Wheat opened steady, with no feature.
Otferlnim were light and valuns were well
untalned and good advances resulted on
all buying. May wheat opened at $1.03H
and closed at S1.4V
Corn opened strong and held steady dur
ing the aesslon. Demand was good and
values were well supported. Advices are
bullish and an up market Is predicted.
May corn opened at brc and closed at
Hrc.
Oats were steady to strong, with little or
nothing doing. Buying was In evidence on
II weajt points and helped hold the mar
ket. May oata opened at &4vc and closed
at r.5c.
Primary wheat receipts wore 42.flfiO bu.
and shipments were 222,nno bu., against
receipts laet year of fiM.WJ bu. and ship
ments of f.D.oO bu.
Corn receipts were 490,000 bu. and ahlp
ments were 3Mn,PW bu., against receipts
last year of 744,uuu bu. and shipments of
600. nno bu.
Clen ranees were ZT7,0n0 bu. of corn. li.OfO
bu. of oata and wheat and flour equal to
737.0HO bu.
Uverpool closed d higher on wheat and
vt higher on corn.
SeaboHrd reported 2n0,NX bu. of wheat
and ;C4,i bu. ot corn taken for export.
Local range ot opuona.
Articles! Open. IIIgh. Low. Close ! Tes'y.
Wheat I I
May... 1 "S1 1 04'4' 1 1 MVi
July... ffiV ki ('. M'-i
Sept... 1 9: n 9-
Corn I
Mav... fWi, IMS
July... H'4 (S' r.6 K's
Sept... 64, 66 M
Oats
May... 5474, 5R ti K
July... 4KH 4S 4Hi 4S
Bept... 41 41 41 41
Oanaha Caaai Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 9IViit1.O0; No. i
hard, 97iWtc; No. 4 hard. WuWo; No. 1
spring. Sii-i1l.nc; no grsde, Kvjjtec.
CORN No. 3, Sm.fcSlV, No. 4. BOfe"1
nr. in.ln 4?4i4(lr: No. S vellow. 52i&52lic; No,
4 yellow, olVaC
OATS No. 3 mixed. 4xc; No. wnnei,
lV: No. 4 white, 4TV',1f; aianaaru,
mr4ic.
RYli No. 2, 764j.77c; No. 3. i5c.
Cartet necelsts,
Wheal. Corn
Chicago 1J
Minneapolis 1
Dmaha ?,
Duluth M
reatare ot Tradlac and Prlcee on
l.eadlaa Commodities.
NKW TORK. Jan. i-FlyOI R-Rm Ipts.
l.fv""l hbls.; eiporta. 14.HM1 bids. Market
firm, with a little better Inquiry; Minne
sota patents. lYlr.fr6.7o; winter straights,
t4.a034.i5; Minnesota bakers, I4.fyvii6.0u; win
ter extras. 11 75 'n 4..'"; winter patents, $4 85
4HV2r; winter low prades, S3Mi4.nn Kye
flour, firm; choice to fancy, 15. Wn6. J5.
Buckwheat flour, firm; $.1. per In) lbs.
C'ORNM EA U Steady ; fine white ami yel
low. 11 o(jl.46; coarse, tl.36al.s7; kiln dried.
13.3f.'nB.i5.
KYK-FIrm; No. 2 western, 91c, f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. lS.Onft bu.; exports,
1W.2M bu. Ptot market, firm; No. 2 red,
11 Oh1, elevator; No. 2 red, $l.iV f. o. b.
afloHt; No. 1 northern liuluth. $125',. f. o.
b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter, 91.19V. f. o. b.
afloat. Except for a slight decline after
the opening, wheat was generally strong
today on big flour clearances, a better ex
port demand, steady Kngllsh cables and
covering. I-ast prices were c net hlgh.Hr.
May. $1.1SVu1.14. closed at $1.14; July,
el.utrS'ul.asV. cloaed at 11. (17V.
CORN Receipts, 22.675 bu.; exports, 2.270
bu. bpot market, barely steady; No. 2, 74c
nominal, elevator, and 4 f. o. b. afloat;
No. 2 white, 6c; No. 2 yellow, nominal t.
o. b. afloat. Option market was quiet and
'iVo net lower, owing to liquidation. May,
6V'ii.7c. closed at 6S)7c: July closed at
&k'.c
JAT8 Receipts. 75,0"n bu.; exports,
bu. Brjot market, steadv: mixed oats, 26 to
32 lbs.. 64c; natural white, 2 to 32 Ibe.,
etVuWVic; clipped white, 32 to 40 lbs., tVi'a
GV.
II AY Steady; good to rnoicf, i.wbi"
iiuii fiiii.t- atttte common to choice.
19H7. 121iHir: 19". 441:. Pacific coast, WW.
6'ullc; li. brgfic.
WUlet; Bogota, io-4i ,
America, lc.
PROVISIONS Beef steady; family, $15.00
mt hli: mess. $15 5col.00; beef hams. -'P
2H.5o; packed. $12.50"13.nO; city extra Indli
mess, $22 (Xqaj.tl. I UI meaia. niro,.
nlckled l-llles. 8V.l(lc; pICKleO Mm". f
9'4c. Iard, eaKy; western prime, iji.wvi. u
refined, qt let; continent, t &; South Amer
famllv. ilT.V'jls.oO; short clear, $15.75(j ltt.5i;
mess. $14 5"i16.2D.
1 A U1AJW steady; cuy.
Kivt; uuiei; aoniemic.
fic; Japan, nominal.
rOlXTKl-Alive, sieaii. , -nin .. v .v ..
llrt- fnv I l.JV IUrKV. ! . eirn.u
steadv: western cnicKens, wwi, " '
16&ixc; fowls, tn120.
HI TTKK Irregular; creimnj
41 fi'2iVsc; thirds and tlrsts, anw,
factory, common to first, 16y20c;
creamery-, first, 2t'-lc.
C'HKKSB- Klrm; state, iun nri..r,,
small colored and white rine, in-4c, lain.-,
large colored, fine. Vc; white. lftVc; same.
i liifinc iHinfl. late made
best, livauc; same, uummw" .
UHc, .. ... .,,.
r;JO r irm; wemeiu inov, .
onds, 24326c.
BELT
Central
1 o,
65
64
4XV4
country,
fair to extra, 2.
29
western
Imitation
WEATHKIl IN THE GRA1X
for
141
43
Oat
123
44
rillCAtiO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Kent urea of th Trading; and Closing
Prlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 4. -A heavy pnponder
ance of bullish news caused
market here today.
May delivery
was up
strong wheat
At the close wheat for
.-! t3.rniu,e nianer. corn
l4.iV4c. oats were. "c nicner ami
nnul.i..na msro frnill "Ul' tO 1UC HIKOei
The wheat market ruled strong all day.
The opening was firm, because of light
ro.-einta in ths north wet and a marked
in the nr.rld's shloinents as com
pared with IuhI year. A slight decline due
to realliing sales following the opening
.,.1... ur clearances, higher prices for
rai wlivit sjid increased demand for ex
r,rt ntirt h reDort that northwestern
millers are bidding high for hard winter
wheat were the chief factors. It waa ulso
reported that the grain crops of Norway
were below normal, on account of exces
sive rains last summer. May wheat opened
VIcV higher at $1.07nW1.0714, "old between
ti nri 11 oxu. and closed strong at
t' is.h.rhn clearances of wheat and
flour were equul to 737.0HO bu. Primary re
ceiota were 45U.UW bu.. aa against 653.000 on
h. Aav innt i'r. Minneapolis. Lu
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 3n7
.r aa aaralnst 251 last woek and 437 one
The corn market opened firm because of
wet weather throughout the belt, but heavy
selling by holder soon brought about a
rn iv.M lumn. however, renewed
speculative demand and the strength of
wheat brought about a firmer feeling and
the market soon advanced to a level
.ni,tiv nbovA the close of yesterday. May
n.d liWVc to Mt-Uo higher at 81V
nLLy. anid between Ho-Vc and 51 He and
closed firm at fil Vilie. Local receipts
were 141 cars, with one of contract grade
n, nmim market was slow all day. Trad
Ing was very light. May oats opened 'tc
kii,.r at m'.c. sold between WSc and wc
and closed at 55c. Local receipts wire 122
The run of hogs both here and at other
western packing centers was very iimvy
o.wi ii,. nrr.vUlnna market was under con
l,..rul,la nressurn from packer Prices.
hniv.r rnltKl firm for the greater part
nf tlie dav. ecause of the strength of
ha vruln murketa and a good outside d
mand. May Dork was 10c higher. Lard
was ii n 2Wu6c at $S.05VU.10. Rlbi were
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, 137 cars; oats, 116 cars; hoga,
12S.IVX) head.
The leading futures ranged as follows
High. Iiow. Close. Tes'y.
Kalr. with Rliln Ttmpersisrt,
the Sabbath Uar.
OMAHA, January 4. 1908.
irk. V... la ireneral V ClOUUy BUU Ull
x iiv wcBiii.i r- -- - - .
settled eust of the Mississippi uvr. un
lll.t a-a.ta fa ill 111 tlie lUKe irHIUII ouu
iVhirt vn(-v and heavier rains in uie lower
of ' the river and clear weather prevails
.i i,,. t thu Miuaourl valley and west
i..t.. ihe mountain district. UgTht
i.A..A rn fn nn iiie I'aciiit 'i' w...
.?' .'. ....thm-eat since the last re
port. 1 emperaiurca it ,,
all sections, except In the Missouri va ley
i m t, mnintalm. where tney
are lower, rne weawier win " ,0, . 7,
"li... i .i i- ..icinltv ton aht. followed by
lemnerature Sunday, with continued
oir inniirlit and Sunday.
Omaha recora or iraiiruiuir ... . .--
nu, nation compared wun in cuuiu,iU-
iiih uujr Ul - lftfA
. I -1 ... . , -v. i,m.ralure M " "
illlllIIIU.ll ..-i-.
Precio tatlon w -w
Normal temperature for tooay. ii aeitree-.
rwfM.ni'v In orecipltatlon since March 1,
7.44 Inches. ,...,
corresponuina vi
reficlency
3.79 Inches.
Deficiency
2.62 Inches.
la. A.
In 1907,
corresponding period In 1906.
WfeLSH. Local Forecaster.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Seems to Be Whipped Into
Activity by Artificial Meant.
TONE IS GENERALLY IRREGULAE
Mi
aer riowa to Ne-w York
Interior and Dluppesraare
Pre ml an Brlnss Local
1'sadi from Hldlaa.
from
of
NKW" YORK. Jan. Th at.-.l mark..!
had an appearance of being whipped ii.to
activity l.v artificial means I'ntanl unci
downward fluctuations were opposing cur
rents at all times. Northern Pacific Wiis
a feature of the buying movement and
rumors were current of a coming dlvld.-nd
on the stock for which there was no ofll
clal sanction. Heading, on the otin-r
hand, was affected by profit-taking, which
was conducted In an orderly manner and
desisted from on the declines In the stock.
A number of Industrials were prominent
for strength. Including the coppers. For
eign market offered no assistance to the
advancing tendency here. Herlln reported
some anxiety over the money situation,
owing to a forthcoming Prussian loan.
The discount rate receded, however, on
the weak return of the Hank of Germany
for the last week. Discounts showed a
lrardening tendency.
The publication by the Treasury depart
ment of the statement of the munev in
circulation on the first of the year dis
closed the continuance of the wide ex
pansion of the circulation of the country
during December, the addition for that
month reaching $70,748,000. This fol
lowed an Increase In November of $131,
87S.000 and In October of $70,000,000.
bringing the addition to the circulation
of the three months -jip to $272,672,000
and making the total $ J.078.M.0iO
$35 58 per capita, which Is the highest per
capita circulation ever reached in this
country.
The $8,000,000 gain In cash by the bunks
Indicate! that the disappearance of the
currency premium has brought some
money out of hoarding from local sources
as well as starting the flow of cash from
the Interior. The decrease In deposits Is
not as large as the loan contraction would
show when offset in the enh Increase.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value. $1.23S.O0O. United States 2 per
cents declined H per cent on call during
the week. .
Number of sales and quotations on stocks
were as iouows:
of a heavy diamond failure In
4s
the rumor
America.
New York .Money Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 4 MONEY -On call,
nominal; time loans, quiet ami easier: sixty
days per cent; ninety days, 7 per crnl;
six months. hti7 rer cent.
PRIMK M I-KOANTl l.E rAPEn-"ll0 per
cent.
8TERL1NO BXrilANUB-Stnini. with
actual business in bunkers' bills at $4 !v70
'(i4 1MW for demand and at H I .M.M f.r
slity-day bills. Commercial bills. I4.wy
4 M.
SILVER Hitr. Rf.Nc; Mexican dollars. 44c.
llDVlnv-t'Hivernment steady; railroad
firm.
Closing quotation on r.oiic. were
fallows-
TM'i ?!!!. Vl v,
N uni. 4
.1"4 Man. i- g 4
M'l Central 4
Il An in Inr
.ll "Minn. Ht. L.
. M M . K T 4.
.9 4
. 7 N K R ot M
. n. v. c. t y.
. s. J g ...
. 7i No. Pa. Itlc 4....
. do lis
. 7ia N 4 w. c- 4. . .
. KTW n . L. rM 4
. 'i Penn. rv. m. . . .
. 4.i Kudlni sn. 4
. 31 Si. 1 I M. r.
. 4 St. L. r f
. '.". St L. S W. c. 4
. 04 ".iNr4 A. L. 4
. SU ?n. Part do 4i
. 74T do In 4 etfp
t" , Railwav f
4M 'Trxmt ti P. 1 ..
." T St U W 4.
hi Villon Pcllk- 4t....
iH do ct. 4. .'
4 V Steel tit na. . .
7 "Wibnh In
MH 'it" 1h. P
7" We. tern Mil 4
714 W A I. E 4i
Wii Central 4s ...
M
OSAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Fifteen to Twenty-Five Higher
for the Week.
HOGS FIVE LOWER THAN FRIDAY
4l
4.
rf V res
do emip.Mi ....
V. 8. t. ret
do coupon
V I. a 41. rr
do coupon . . . .
Am. Tohai co 4. .
do
Atihiwn 'n.
Atlanilr r I..
I'hea. A Ohio
Bil A Ohin
do Sy, .
Brk R. T.
Ontral nf Ga.
dn IH Inr
do Cd Inr
do Jd Inc
rtiea. Ohio 4'a....
Chliaao A. I4 ...
r.. n A ij. n 4
C . R. 1. P. 4
4 ml. of
VI C. St t,. f 4!"
Coin. Ind. ."a. ser. A.
rn. Vld 4
Onlo & 80. 4a
Cuha 5a
it
!. A R
nltlller
Erie p. I.
do urn
Japan aa
do 4 rtfa....
do 2d wriei.. . . .
Did. Oltered
O.
Sec.
4...
. 4a..
it.
a
:
pt
.... 4,
1
c 4a 77H
....
....117",
ll'
....
.... n
.... n
.... i4
.... w
5a.. I'M
4a 74it
SIS
l
n
w
1 7
d-.w,
WS
l'i
44
f4
TI
74
galea. Hlh. Low. Cln.
Adama Expreas 16..
Amalgamated Copper !X.7in 49S 474n 4'i
Am. C. r K IIS II t
Am. C. A P. ptd l' M- w; o
Am. Cotton Oil 9X Jl 81
Am. Cotum on pfd n."
American Ripreaa
Am. H. A L. ptd
A marl .an Ice Securities. . . . !.) 1a 17S 17S
Am. Llnaaad Oil '
Am. Linseed Oil pfd 17V
nnAm. IxKomotlve l.luo 17 3S M
Am. Locomirtlva 17
Am. 8. A R I.H11O 734, KH 7.1
Am. 8. A R. pfd 4
Am. Susar Rellnlng . H1 I"!1
Am. Tobaco pfd ctfa f0 7 7 74
Anaconda Mining Co t.) 2M"4 f'i
Aichlaon 3.!"iU V 6iS
Ati-hlaon pfd 7' .'. 6
Atlantic Coaat Line 7 714 72
Baltimore A Ohio S"0 3 2,
Hal. .V Ohio pld M
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 7.4iX 41 4" 4ns,
Canadian Pailttc ku) lis 1"7
Central of N. J 17J
Cheaapeaka A Ohio l.MI 2 Sfi
Chliago lit. W .W R 7:,
London
IX)ND1N. Jan
utoi'ks were:
Conaola. money
do account
Anaconda
Alt titaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Paolfli'
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chii-aao H. W
. M A St. P ...
D" Beera
Denver A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do tat pfd
do 2d pfd
Orand Trunk
Illlnola Central ...
I uixvilli- A N
PiLV ETt-Pnr,
.Mt)NKY4'i4
(liming; "fork.
4. Closing quotations on
.. 8.1-4 M.. K. A T M
4 J-1 N Y Central
.. Norfolk A W fi
..72 do pld M
.. fiTi4j Ontario A W S34
.. sr. Fennavlvanla .i7
..IIU Rand Mlnea
.. US Reading fil
.. Seuihern Railway ... U
. .If do pfd "
.. US Southern Pacific 7S
.. 2"4t nlon Pai Iflc 1H.I
. . 19 do pfd 4
.. 17, I S. Sic. I
.. i d opfd ti
.. .S4 W'Hhah 1"4
. . do pfj i
..14" Spanlah 4a 0
. . l Amal. Copper 4SV
o t'rrah Hrrrlpla of Sheep or Lambs
Today, bat Liberal Han for the
Week, with Prices le
rldedly lllahrr.
POl'TH OMAHA.
Receiits were:
OfTiclal Monday
Ofticial Tuesday ....
JfTicial Wednesday ..
Oflnial Thur.da ...
Official Friday
Estimate Saturday ..
Neb., Jan. $,
Cattle. Hog.
.... 2.41
.... L3'l
.... 2.t7J
.... 2.ftSl
.... Iif7
6.6(14
12.413
7.J7H
7.7S
11. Wo
10,ti75
1S.
Sheep.
3.2.5
2.114
4,V
4.2.V)
Plx days tliis week... .U.IM6 r.ta L.4M
Haine dnys last week 6.75") Un.44U 6.i.
fame days 2 wivka ago. .l.4f5 3ii.H7 17.27tl
Same days 3 weeks ago. .22.1: 4n.3:'7 31.K75
Bnme day 4 week Ho..lS 442 8.t.N41 i 243
Same days last year K531 27,i4 22, isU
The following table show the receipts of
c?Ule. boas and sheen at South Omaha
for the star to date, compared with last
l!7. Inc. !) c
12.36 .'
IS. 310 1M13
16.916
shows the average
price of hugs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I isms. 1907.jli6. I!e6.lf04. 19VI3. lik2.
vear:
Cattle
Hogs
Slieep
The
1!H.
..";-'
S7.4JS
12,075
following table
Dec. 24 ..
Oec. 26.
Dec. 2...
Dec.
-d icr ounce.
uncertain,
rt r cent.
Tho rale of discount in the open nirket
for short bills Is 5'Uo1-a per cent; for three
months' bills, 5HiGk p r cent.
P..
1074
joi r7 r.7
Hl 20 20
1.5' ss't :m"4
aj 6."i 6i7i
S( 44 43
Mi) ''Si
1) 11 11
1K .',7 f.7
700 1M4 l."4
'jnii '''
!'' 51 i, 31 '4
tO) 17 1
BOO
mm
l-o
H1
1154
127 V,
'4
53 ,
141
red
St. Louis General Market.
tnna Ian a F"I J)l K Hieaay
n 1 . -.. . . - .
Winter patents, 4.86'!4.!JO; extra lancy aim
straight. Jt.2T,ti4.; clear. $3.
rh;iCl nmoiny. sironn. o.uoj-"v.
CORN MEAL Steady, $2.W. ..,,,
Hit AN Steady ; sacked, east track, 11.08
HAY-Klrm; timothy, $10.00018.00; prairie.
13. 00. ,
1HO.N i:tn u 1 1r.0-41.il'.
m ai :r:iN(l 107c.
HKMP TWINE lie.
I'UOVISlONS-Fork,
$13.26. Lard, higher;
i.. .all ii.aatK wiia'.'r
i-i. i,ur Him. 11.75: short clears. P-
Kacoli, lower; ouaru rn n.-i i,
cleur rib, 8.b2,; Bhort clears. n.8,vi.
tveceipis. Diiipiiienii..
nour. bbi " ;
heat, bu
hu i;j.ia-o tia.mv
200 10", 1"S
unchanged; Jobbing,
crime steam, $7.i5.
; boxed extra aborts,
Outs, bu
tili.UU)
VKJ.OUQ
pfd..
10
7i
ir.14
41
254
pfd.
L
300 40
4 )
l.TOO)
34
10 4H 48 V,
Articles. I Open. I
Wheat I
May 1 0717'VI
July WVI
Sept. 67l
Cot n )
Mav 614iH(
Julv
Sept. 6:4l
Oat- I
aMay r4T
bMay S3 I
aJuly 4Si4
' bjuly 4d
Pork
Jan. 13
Mby 13 26
Lard-
. Jan. 1 sn
May 8 00
Rlba ,
Jan. 7S
May T 17H
Philadelphia Prodtsc Market.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 4 BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery. io;
nearby prints. Ho.
RCM5S Firm: good demand; Pennsyl
vania and other nearby first. 310 at mark;
current receipt 111 returnaote caaes,
at mark; wetern choice, lc. at mark; fair
to good, 29c, at mark.
CH BBSE Quiet but steaay; net ior
full creams, choice. 154lc; fair to goon,
lwy 154c.
1 (K14I I (., 1 ORo,
1 on', ssiiw, 1 tmv.
!7
141
60
R5
4V,I
4o'V
12 731,'
13 S74
8 10
S 87'
T 27V
i,96a"
n4
69
hi
64tl
62V, I
4SV,;
41 V
I
12 52S
13 17V
7
I 7 97S'
( 75
7 15
1 ("fa
!e
90't
Market.
4. - FLOl'R-
5.T04)6.80; second
first clear, M-JOSW;
6o
0
tviH
4"S
4S!
12 TTtl
13 r,
7 90
8 10
I ?74:
'27 V,'
oT)
64't
63
48'!
4f
12 7,
13 27
7 K
8 06
7 22t,
Minneapolis Grain
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan
Steady; first patent,
natent. I5.6ofio.70
econd clears, J2j 50fi3 60.
FLA X No. ,1 Jl 1H4.
FLA X No. 1. 11.18V
WHEAT May, 11.14: July. $1.14i; No.
1 hard. Jl.!; No. 1 northern. 11.144; No. z
northern, J1.124; NO. nonnem, i.ia-'u
1.10H.
Mllwankea Grain Market.
MILWAI KEH Jan 4 WHEAT Higher;
No. 1 northern, $1 14i1.1ii; No. Z northern,
ll.104Iil.12; May, ll.V
BARlJiT-r irm; no. t, l.Vi, aainjiio,
70c-iil if2.
CORN Firm; NO. S can. oo-)c; iaj ,
(ISc 'ifkud.
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotation were as follows:
FljOCR Firm.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. M"5nl.l2. No. 3
snrinsT. II. 00411.01: No. I red, fl.U'Min 02V
CORN No. 2. 694uyV; No. 2 yellow, 6STJ
34c.
OATS No. 2. 6lc; No. S white, 4i'alc.
RYrJ No. !. Sc.
BARLEY" Fair to choice ctalUng, 92cS
tl 11O.
8KKI"St Flax, No 1 ncrthwestern. $1 214.
Prima timothy, I4-36QH.40. Clover, contract
arradea. SI 4 76.
PROVISIONS Bhort r!b. sides llooseV
K.824A317.26. Mess Dork, per bbl.. I2 7.;i 12 VI.
Lard, per l'l lbs.. 7.ri7 974. Short cleir
Idea (boeil, 1747 2i.
Following were the receipt and hlp-
nents ot (lour ana grain:
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbl 42.400 2-,,.i
Wheat, bu 5.i0 34.7'0
Corn, bu 214. 60 lKe.ixi
Oat, bu 461 1 2 2-n
Rv. bu 8." '.
Barley, bu S7,aj W.iui
On the Produce exchange today the but'
ter market wa steady; creameries, aHi2tc
dairies, li'26o. h-Kgs. steadv: at mark
casv Included, riuc; first. 22c; prime
firsts. 24c; extra, 20c. Liieeae, steady
UH;13C.
Kaaaaa City Urals anal Provisions.
K ANSA 8 CITY. Jan. 4. WHEAT-
Higher; Mav, 1 ; July. 93c. Cash: No.
t hard. 'Utl.u24: No. 3 .c(rllJl; No.
red. levtiil.ui: No. 3. aVscbfl.OO.
CORN L'nchaiiaod to higher; May. 56Vc
July. 564c. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 624c; No.
t. 52tjci No. white. 4243iSW; No. 3, 624 o
2Vc.
OATS 44llc higher; No. 2 whita. SC?
614c: No 2 mixed, 4s4100c.
RYE-7c.
HAY-Stcady; choice timothy, tl2.a4jl2.M;
chnli 0 piatrie. V 6u(lP.UU.
BL'TTER Weak, creamery. 2o4c; pack
ing. 15c
fcGi-Ftrm; extra, 23V; flrt 214c-
Receipt. otllpilH'llt
Wheat, bu .iW S3.i
Corn, bu 6vi.taa) foiou
Oata, bu ll.ua) H.uuu
l.tvrrnol Grain aad PntUI.
LJVERPKJU Jan. 4.-WHKAT Snot
firm: No. 3 red. western winter, nominally
7 1044. Future steady; March, 8 1V4;
May aa 4,d.
CORN Spot firm; prime mixed, Ameri
can, inw, Sat 7d; prime mixed, American,
Iluloth
DfU'TH. Jan.
(irain Market.
4-WHEAT-No. 1 north
ern. I1.U': ro. z noriiierii, i."-ii 7.
11.154: July. 81.16 asked.
OATS 44C.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O . Jan. 4 -SEED Clover, cash
and januarv, m.J.'i; aian-n, ac'.-i.-,
prime timothy, $2 20; prime alsike, 89.90.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4 COTTON Future
oiened steady; January, 10.4Sc; March,
10. Sac; May, lu.obV; Julv. 10.67c; August, of
fered at 10 42c; October, offered at 9
Futures closed quiet; January. lO SOc; F'b
ruary. 10ic; March. lo.71c; April, ln.700;
Mav. 10.67c; June. 10.S3C; July. lu0c; Au-
guat. 10.46c: October, 9.93c. Spot e!os-d
quiet; middling uplands, 11.40c; middling
gulf. 1166c. No sales.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 4. COTTON 6pot,
3uiet: prices t point lower; American mld
llng fair. 6.o9d, good middling. 6.33d: mid
dling, 07d; low middling, S.73d; good ordi
nary, 4 Sid. The sale of the day ware s.ouO
bales, of which 60 were for speculation
and expoit. and Included 4.7(0 American.
Receipts. 5,ia bale. Including 4.6oO Ameri
can. Future opened teady and closed
ey. American middling, g. o. c. January,
6"ld: January-February. 5.61d: February
March. 6 61; March-April. 6.64d: April
Mav. 8u5d; May-June. B.664d; June-Julv.
bod; July-August. 6.634d; August-September.
Siod; Sitember-tVtober, 8444; October-November,
5.844d; November-D-cenitier.
8324d.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4 CVrTTON-Spot
closed steady; low ordinary, 7c, nominal;
ordinary, l-16c, nominal; good ordinary,
Wvc. nominal; low middling. 104c: middling.
Hc: good middling. H-ll-l6e; .middling fair.
12S-lc; fair. 12 13-1. nominal. Sales. 2iV)
bales: receipt. 12.V69 bale; stock, 2K7.614
bale.
8T. I.OIMH. Mo . Jan. 4 COTTON Quiet :
middling. llV.c. Sales. 6 bales; receipts. 110
ba'ca; shipment, till bales; (lock. 19,6!;
balea
Chliaso A N. tV.
Chlcaiio. M. A ot.
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. & T. pfd..
C. I'.. C. & St. L
Col -rado F. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. A So. iBt pfd...
Colo. A So. :d pfd
Conaolldated (iaa
Corn Product,, rfg
Corn Producta pfd. rfg
Delaware A Hudaon..
Del.. U A W
Denver A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
I ;llrre' gecurlll-a .
Erie
Erl let pfd
Brie M pfd
General Klectrlc
Illlnola Central
International Paper ..
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Bo
K. c. so. prd
Loulavllle A N
Mealcan Central
Minn. A St. h
M . 81. P. A 3. S. M.
M . St. P. A 3. 8. M.
Mlaaourl PaclOo
Si., K. A T
U.K. a T. pfd
National Lad
N. R. R. of M
N. V. Central.
N. Y., O. A W.
Norfolk A W...
N. A W. pfd...
North American
Pacific Mall ...
Pennaylvaula
People' a Oaa . . .
P.. C C. A 8t
Preened Steel Car
Preaacd 8 C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Heading let pfd
Reading Id pfd
Republic Stel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Inland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. U A 8. F. 2d pfd....
8t. Louie S. W
8t. L. 8. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
BV-. pad He ptd . '.
go. Railway
So. Railway pfd
Teaaa A Pacific
T., St. L. A W
T . 8t. L. A W
I nlon Pacific
t'nion Pacific pfd
I', i. Kipreas
r. S. Realty
V. 8. Rublr
I'. 8 Rubber pfd
V. 8. 8tel
f. S Steel pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Va.-Caro. 4'hem. pfd..
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Vt clle-Forgo F.ipraa .
Weatlnghouae Electric
Western t'nion
Wheeling A L. E ...
V-'lnconiiln Central ....
Wla. Central pfd
Great Northern pfd...
Northern Pa iflc
Central Laather
Central Leather pfd.
Interborough Met
Int. M-t pfd
iloea-.'ieffleld Steel
Total aalaa (or the day, 2K1.2O0 aharea.
l4
1"
'.IS
12.'.
fi.is
14
wis
15
:4
34
iii"
83i
7.20
i0
10
2iU
111
2u
70
111
14
70
7010 ( V
pfd.
1
enO
4-
9U0
.
l't
uo
200
SS.I00
too
' ilia
loO
I0l
. t.ao
, 4 101)
7
154
294
74
107 1
1J
14',
r.i,
12f4
SO
'ii"
74
n
S4
7
164
i'4
7
P74
124
U
U
lie
80
'si"
,
7',
2S
8t
100 1
M.XjO
74
7
1174
i:4.
74
13.
1'tiVi
5
15
b?4
194
244
12
424
1
11
5?
1.-44
4i5
2.-V.
GO
31
14
M
li4
lit
ii
Hi,
16
10
33
23T
62
M4
U4
244
H4
444
iK
SHI,
4S4
MS
33 S
61
M
4
26
111
H4
A3
jn
4
1C0
9
7S
76
14
64
14S
:
Ufc
4
724
1"4
1-4
S4
2
'4
3f
1194
so
35
i"
2S
89
la
i
inS
174
Vn
414
S
74
14
40
111
1.2
14
4
flearlnsr llonae Hank Statement.
NKW YORK. Jan. 4. The statement of
tlie clearing house banks fur the week
(five d lys) shows that the banks hold
Sll.d4i9.5Cfi less than the requirement of the
5 per cent reserve rule. Thin is mi increase
of SX.6iiO.S0 In the proportionate cash re
serve as compared with last week. The
stiitcmtnt follows:
Increase.
$4.22.ftl
2,-ISll (yH
57H.7 i0
3.7'.t.aoi
4.1M6
S. IMS. a0
H14.'.n
S.W.'m-O
f),016.JK
Ixans
IK'piisite
t'lrculallon
Igal tender
Specie
Reserve
Reserve required
Peficlt
Surplus I. 8. deposits
Decrease.
.S1,l;r2.H7l.soo
l,OI1.46r.tal
192.120 9-0
2,'i0.ii6.'.)
".2.1I6.4..0
ll,5'i.5.V
7.50s, 150
Bank 4'learlnea.
OMAHA, J.m. 4 Hank cl.arlnpcs for
toduv were $1,970,992.8 und for tlie corre
sponding date last year $1 '24.31606.
1907. 1906.
$1.7Sfi.r.21.fl5 Sl.t3,377.;l
1.501. 875. 64
Monday ...
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursduy .
Friday
Saturday ..
2 .TO.oti S2
lMPO id
1.970.1rJ2.C9
I.OST.IS1.!.-!
1.94H.Si.49
l.!r.9.5v5.4S
1.S24.316.&K
Iec
Dec.
Pec.
D.-C
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2).
29
30
31..
I 4 34'
1
4 29
4 3
4 44
f 131
4 42! 4 4S1 17
0 21! 5 OR
tt 6 00!
K. 4 2
8 22i 5 tV
I S 08 4 5:
241 4 4
4 491
I 4 32
1....I 4 34SI 6 24i 5 14
2....J 4 36 ; 6 21! 6 11 4 39 1
3.... 4 40 I $ 291 5 07 4 4J
4.... 4 3441 6 3o 6 14) 4 46
4 431 4 h:
4 52! '
4 uR 4 1
4 67) 4 49
6 51
4 04
6 38
6 45
6 51
6 a;
:6
as larfte as for the previous week and very
little short of the reoord of a yaar ao.
The market In spite of liberal receipts
has been moat u;lsfactory to sellers
Trices during; the first four days of the
ek snared upward at a very rapid rate
under the influence of an eaceedlnariy
Rood buylnK demand. It would be very
conservative to say that oVslrshle killers
have sold 2;'i;'ic higher than at the low
point of the Previous week and some aal' a
actually looked hlaher than that. On
Thursday the advance was halted, the feel
ing: on that day. if anything;, being a little
easier. On Friday, while lamb showed
very little change, sheep were generally
quoted liv and In tiome eases as much as
lovl'ic lower than the eitreme high point
of tlie week.
The sheep market has not looked aa
brurht or as promising at any time since
the big; break as It does right now. It
will be well, however, for the country to
Ih'iroiifclily understand that the splendid
buying dt'ioand which has put up prices at
such a rapid rate was confined laigely to
the more desirable grades of killers. At
this s.-ason of the yeiir there Is very llttlo
Inu.ilry for half-fat or unfinished sheep
or lambs. It therefore follows that If the
present advance s to lie maintained the
country should confine Its shipments to
strictly fat stuff. It might also b well
to renlize that with prospects brighter for
the future of the market there should he
no great rush to market even of the de
slrnble kinds.
Quotations on good to choice fed sheep
and lambs; Laintiti. $i 50: yearllna;
wethers. S" ti:5.Jf; yearling wethers, handy
llRht weiphts. J7..:;i4 .; wethers, I4.40tii4.ia;
ewes. $4 00 6(4. 60.
CONDITION 0MAI1A TRADE
WhoksklfM Will Sell $100,000,000
in Omaha Daring 1908.
TO PAY CAR FARE OF CUSTOMERS
MerrkBsta' Xeetlsga Open Jaassry IK
ad ttistlsse latll April 1
Tbnwiaaada Will Visit Cltr
from Trade- Territory.
4 041 Ml 6 22
4 61. 6 3''- ; 2
I 6 29! B 19
4 77!
29
Sunday. Christmas.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs.
C . M. & St. P 7
Missouri Pacific 2
I'nion Pacific System 20
C. & N. XV.. east 7
r. ft N. W., west 3 40
C. St. P. M. & 0 11
C, P.. Q., east 10
C, H. & Q. west 1 42
C, R. I. & P., east 1
C R. I. P., west 2
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Great Western 8
s
Total receipts S lr.l
The disposition of the day'a receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing Ihe num
ber of head Indicated:
Huyers.
Omnlia Packing Co..
Bwift and Company.,
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
l.uhmun & Co
F. P. Lewis
Kingan & Co
Ham Werthelmer
Independent Packing
Meyers
Other buyers
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. MARKKT
Cattle I'nrbanated Hoata Lower.
Sheep and l.amba Weak.
CHICAGO. Jan. 4 CATTLlC Rwcelpts.
shout 40 heaJ. Market unchanged; beeves,
$3.ftoJii2i; cows and heifers. S1.3M' ; Tex
nns, til fc OO; calves. $6 2f'ri7.00. westerns,
$U.7i?i4.i stockets and fn-ders. $2.2tVn-.e.i
HOGS Receipts, 2So nead. Market hit
l"c lower; light. $415fi4o5; mixed. 42f.y
4.5-Jii; heavy. S4 2oN.0i'; rough. 4.2t4.ln;
pigs. $3iH 25: Blockers, $4.4oiii450; bulk of
sales. St.tr9'4.:(.
r'HFEP AND LAM R-Rccclrts. shout
3.tk head. Market weak; native, $3.tv,.fA.l.S;
western, S;i itxliu.15; yearlings. $4.7tt(f.60;
western, $t.70Jn.8).
Cattle.
28
8
13
Hogs. Sheep.
2.242
2.2;!1
8,117 2
3,100
242
Co
15
11
20
7
40
72 12,188
Totals t$53.6.5 $9.aO.0J7.4S
Drease over the corresponding week
last year, S249.?609.
rw York Mlnlnir Slocks.
NKW YORK. Jan. 4. Closing uuotatlons
on mining stocks were:
Adama Con
Alice
Breere
Brunswick Coll. . .
Comatwk Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va...
Hnm diver
Iron Sliver
L-ailvllle Coa. ...
USared.
6
.'.0
. 10
. II
. 20
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Oulilr
Potoal
f4avane
sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
StaDdanl
. 5
.860
.110
I ,
. 40
. il
,. 11
1W
Movements of Npecle.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4. -Imports of 'mer
chandise and dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending December 28,
were valued at $10.4fiD,174. Imports of specie
for the port of New York for the week
ending today, were SSS.545 sliver and
$5.311. 9ol srold. Exports of specie from the
port of New York for the week ending
today, were $973,510 silver and $14,030 gold.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. -Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tlie $150.o00.0oo gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
$209. 7S5,iW: gold coin and bullion, $3S.391,33t;;
gold certificates, $5, 376.360.
Kanaaa City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan. 4. -CATTLE
Receipts, &"J head; market, unchanged;
choice export and dressed heof steers, $".00
fra.tvi; fair to gnol, $2.8V(jH.O0; westrn
steers, $.1 T.Kji l.;6; etoekers mm .eeders, $3 28
4j4.50; southern steers. $4 0o4i4.50; southern
cows, t2.3Mi3.Sa; native Cows. $2.6t(j'4.?0;
native heifers. $3.2f''u4.7B; bulls. $2.503'4.flO;
calves, $4.0u4iti.60. Receipts for the week.
24.1KO head.
HOGS Receipts. 9.5O0 head; market. M3
ll lower; top, $4 50; bulk of sales, $4 .rM.4ri:
heavy, $4.3(H.4a; pigs and lights. $4.0uC4.45.
Receipts for the Week, S9.100 head.
SHEEP AND U.MB8- Receipts, 1.100
head; market, steady; lambs. tfiOOfiDTS;
ewes and yearlings, 4.oti.00; western
yearlings. $T.u0'ii5.70; western sheen, $3.77yil
4.75; Blockers and feeders. $S.ooijj4.00. Re
ceipts for tha week, 21.000 head.
Bank of Bengal Italaes Kate.
CALCfTTA. Jan. 4. The rate of dis
count of the Bank of Bengal was raised
from 6 to 7 per cent today.
Coatee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4 -COFFEE Market
for co lien future opened steady at un
chartered prices to a decline of t points
under a little scattered selling In the ab
sence of support. There was no particular
feature to the news and the market ruled
very quiet, closing quirt, net unchanged
to i points lower. Sales were reported of
1 .taj bags. Including January, h K ; March.
6 ic: May, 5 Si'. Spot, quiet: No. 7 Kio.
4 1-ltV; No. 4 Santos, M, mild coffee, yuiel;
Cordova, Uic.
Beaton Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Jan. 4. Call loans, hvaio
b4i per cent,
and bonds:
. ht Aaialramated ..
. ft Atlantic
. 72 Plnaliam
. oCal. aV Ha. la..
. M Centennial
..lis Copper Kangt. .
.in Paly Weal
1M Kranklin
Uranhr
. 14S lale R ovale . . .
.lt"4 Mii. Mining . .
.1191, Mi. hlaan
. IS Mohawk
. 7 Mont C AC.
(Hi Dumlnlnn ..
.l'Ktaeeols
.lit Parroi
.P'mgulniy
. I1 Shannon
. Tamarark
14 Trinity
Ji t'ntled Copper
.IIS V. 8 Mining...
. f. S Oil
. 43 I'tah
Vli-iorla
.117 Wlnoaa
. t4i Wolverine
. !4V Nonh Hum . .
. Uutle ' alltion
. Nevada
.. ;"lal a Aruona
,. S'Arlaona Cum. .
cent; time loans,
closing on stocks
Atchlaon adj. 4a
do 4a
Mea. Central 4s
Atrhteon
do pfd
Boat on eV Alnany..
Boston Mama...
melon Klevatad ..
Kttchburg pfd ....
Mi x'ran Central ..
K. Y.. N. H. H
I'nlou Parlflc
Am A'ge. Chem
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuh..
Amer. Sugar
do pf i
Am. T. T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
f minion I. A S-.
r.Hi'.n Flee. Illu. .
General Flelrlc ..
Stana. Klectrlc ....
do pfd
Maaa Oaa
I nued Fruit
tnlted S M
do pfd
V I Steel
do pfd
Advenlilra
Allouea
Bid. Ajked
per
trfficial
4f
I"
414
iY
'A
f.9
Vi
i
7
IMa
St
9
4
''4
ft
10
Oils and Kosln.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4 Ol ITottontved
oil. firm: prime crude. 2SVjc; yellow,
Sfcc. Petroleum, steady; refined. New
York, $K76 Philadelphia and Baltimore.
XN.70; In bulk. $4 45. Turpentine, firm,
40c.
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to good,
$3.M.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Jan. 4.-OIL-Credit bal
ances, $1 .7. Runs, 153,300 bbls; average,
112.Wfj bhls. Shipments, 154.231 bbls.; aver
age, 162.7'.i bbls.
SAVANNAH. Gd Jan. 4.-OILS-Turpen-tlne.
tlrm, 41H-
R'lSlN Klrinf A. B, r. tt. 7v?i2.9n: n.
2.Ut :.); IC. t-' -90 i2 .93; F. ti.Wni.W. G.
..K7Vr2.W; H. 2.b",ii3 .to: I. ft 5. : K. I4.W;
M. $5.25. N. 5.ii-,: WO, tT.TS; WW. fo.75.
Total ....
OATTLB There were no fresh receipts of
cattle of any consequence this morning, the
market being practically bare of supplies as
usual on a Saturday. The receipts this
week have been fairly liberal for the sea
son of the year, showing a good gain over
last week, but at the same time there has
been a heavy decrease as compared with
the corresponding week of last year. The
market as a whole has been In very satis
factory condition so far as sellers have
been concerned, there having been more
Ufa and snap to the trade than for some
time back. Everything received this week
has met with quite ready sale.
Both packers and shippers have been free
buyers of beef steers all this week. Prices
during the week have gradually firmed up.
especially the better kinds. At the close of
the week It Is safe to quote the more de
sirable grades 15ti'26c higher than laBt week.
At the same time some medium kinds of
cattle which are not In very good demand
have shown comparatively little Improve
ment. In addition to a good demand on the
part of packers there haa also been free
buying for shippers' account of both cows
and heifers. The result has been a gradual
strengthening In prices and at the close
of the week the market Is right at 2Rc
higher than a week ago especially on the
fair to good kinds. Common and medium
grades, which were not In as good demand
naturally failed to respond as rapidly to
the Improved conditions.
The receipts of sfockers and feeders have
been extremely light all the week, In fact
on some days there has been V-ajdly
enough to renlly make a test of the mar
ket. At the same time there has been
considerable Inquiry for cattle of that de.
scrlptton and the few coming have Bold
very readily at good strona prices.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
corn-fed steers, $S.00 R.oO: fair to good
corn-fed steers. $4.40? R 0: common to
fair corn-fed steers. S3. 5017 4 40; good to
choice cows and heifers $.S0f4 ffllr
to good cows and heifers. $2.75 f? 3 30:
common o fair cows and betfer. S1.S0JJ
J7S: arood to choice stockers and feeders,
S 7RW4.2B: fMr to good stockers and
fed.rs, oiifi S.7S; common to fair
stockers and feeders. $2.80 6 3.25.
Representative if
COWfl.
Ko. A. Pe. Vo. At. P.
1 j so 4 Iter
1 1oj $ ran 1.
1 vt t an '4 3 in
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4" inrf t 7r 1 t" I tt
1 linn 7 s li'ie a "ji
' 124S t r 1 IM0 3 M
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-EV A PORATED
APPLES-Market slightly easier. Fancy
are held at lOgilSe. choice at 9'fi 10'4e,
prime at hc and lil fruit at 7'fille.,
DRIED FRT" ITS Prunes arc firm on
bullish reports from the coaet. Spot quo
tations range from fcto in 10c for Cali
fornia fruit and from 7c to 74c for Oregon
5"s to 3"s Apricots are unchanged; extra
choice, 23i25c; fancy, 2T'tr.J0o. pi-aches are
steady, with choice quoted at 12ul2'c,
extra choice at 12Vaiil:i(C, fancy at Lift 14c
and extra fancy at 1414Uc. Raisins are
oiilet. Willi Ioohc MubcatiT quoted at 7
7c, seeded raicins at 7'o9,c and London
layers at $1 70'jl.s0.
Sntxmr and Volnaaes.
NEW YORK. Jan. t.-SI'OAH-Raw,
fl'ni; lair mining .1.4-v: molasses sugar.
refined, steady: No. ti. 45oo; No. 7.
No. . 44nc: No. fl, 4.35c; No. 10,
No. II. 4t; No 12. 4.15c; No. II
No. 14. 4o6c: confectioners' A. 4 7"c;
A. 4.2fc: crushed. 5.0 ; powdered.
cubes. 5 I.V.
New Oilcans, open
St. I.ools Live Stock Market.
ST. IDllS, Mo., Jan. 4. -CATTLE
Receipts, 150 head. Including 25 Texans;
market, steady: native shipping and export
steers, tn.3n4iti.oO; dressed beef and butcher
steers. t4.7TVri4Y(ai; steers under l,0i0 lbs..
$3.25&4.o0, stockers and feeders. $2.004j4.25;
cows and heifers, $3.25'ij6.O0; canners, tl.oOid)
2.25; bulls, r.'.l1r4.n0; calves. $.1 75ijl8 00;
Texas and Indian steers, $2.9035.26; cows
and heifers, tl.50:3.76.
HOGS Receipts, 7,500 head; market, ec
lower: pigs and light, t4.0org4.55; packers,
$4104.55; butchers and best heavy, $4.50r&
4.60.
BIIEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 50 bead;
market, steady; native muttons, $3.2rV(iiO0;
lambs, $3.&cti.o; culls and bucks, JliVJdjS.oO.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4 BEEVES Receipts,
1.438 head; nothing doing; feeling- steady.
Exports today. 74 cattle and 6.100 quarters
of beef; tomorrow, 100 head cattle,
CALVES Receipts, 34 head; nothing
doing; market feeling firm.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,900
head; sheep steady; lambs, &c higher,
quality considered: sheep, M.OOtifi.OO; culls.
$2.6o; lambs. t7.621Si.O0; no very prime
stock offered. Exports. X head sheep.
HOGS Receipts, 7,167 head; market
firm, quoted at $4 805.15 for heavy to
light hogs.
Slonz City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Jan. 4. (special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; mar
ket unchanged: beeves. $3.50n5&.60: cows and
heifers. t2.u0tc4.U0; stockers and feeders, $2.75
43.75; calves and yearlings. U,2o(a3 40.
HOGS Receipts. 7,300 head; market lOo
lower; selling at $4.154.40; bulk of sales,
$4.3tia4.3J.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKKT.
3.1
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1 4 ' . ;
1 4 1V:
; mould
1 I. i-i : grannlm.-.!. 4 If (
MOI.Ap"E.S Steady
1 kettle, good to choice, S4'i42c.
CALVFS.
) 54. 4 ft" 1 130 III
t 170 I 00
HOGS Receipts of hogs this morning
were very large for a Saturday, 1M cars
being reported In. For the week the re
ceipts were more than double last week's
receipts and just about twice as large as
for the corresponding week of last year.
In spite of the largJ: receipts the demand
was so good Unit the trade this morning
w.i verv active and practically everything
In Mght" changed hands In very good sea
son In the morning. The prices paid were
Just about 5c lower than yesterday's gen
eral market. The hogs sold largely at and
rlKlit around t4.S5. with a top at $4.40. It
will he remembered that yesterdsy the
l-.i gs brought V4.i-(ti4.4:1, with almost half
of the ales at $4.40.
The mtirket thlc week has not shown
any very great change, but the tendency
has been downward since Monday. At the
close ot the wtik the market l just about
7v,o lower than at the close of last week.
Representative saleii:
l''w
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7
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3-114
41, I
' I
.119
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. KW, 1
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Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4 M ETAL8 The re
was no important feature In tlie metal
market todav and business was quiet In
the ahenoe of cables Tin was weak at
f.i'.tV'n 'ii ,Vi Copper w as q ilet and un
charged, with lake quoted at tl3.n'Vf
137U: electrolytic. $13.fyfiI3 75; casting.
II ' 2,'o 13 v. Lead was unci. anted at $Ji7i
3 70. Speller waa quiet at (-4 30 4 35. Iron
was quiet and uncharged.
Foreign Financial
LONDON. Jan. 4 Money waa In In
creased supply on the market todav owing
to the larger pamenls to the Hank of
England; discounts were therefore steady.
Trading on Ihe Stock exchange was quiet,
but firm, on good Investment buying espe
cially of colonial securities, which Imparted
strength. The markets generally were mod
erate. Continental support strengthened
foreigners, but Japanese securities con
tinued weak. Americans were Inactive, but
the tone was good, the projects of bn.1
bank statement In New York and In cov
ering operations causing advances over par
ity and making the final tone firm. Dia
mond shares were weak and coppers were
firm.
BERLIN. Jan. 4 Trading on the Bourse
to1 y was unfavorably Influenced bv re
ports of a new Prussian loan, and Prus
sian Ss fell 11 points. Tlie general mone
tary situation also affecteil the market ad
versely and all departments weakened.
PARIS. Jan. 4 Trading pn the liourse
today opened firm on New York advices,
but then Weakened on tlie unexpected an
nouncement of new Prussian loan and
Wool Market.
Mo.. Jn 4 - WOO!
ST I01-13
medium grades, combing and
'11. .V; light fine. H''i2V; heavy
tub washed. 2i33c.
St. .loaepli
ST. JOSEPH.
Receipts 71 h.
I1e?. 4'ti.7f
4.'fi; st'ick. ra and
HOGS Receipts
Steadv:
othlng. 21
fine, 151110c;
Live stock Market.
Mo, Jan. 4 CATTI F
ad: market, nominal: mi-
onw.i and bet-rs. S1.75rf
1 2i'r 4 CO.
a-1. trarket. 5tfi
feeders.
n:i h.
K'c lower; top. $4 Co; bulk of sa'es, $1
451 4-.
SHEEP AND LAMPS-Receipts z-t
head; market, nominal; lambs t.-, 5mf 16..;
vearllnirs and wetiiers. $t 5""( j.4o; ewes,
K 75 1 4. 40.
Stork In light.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal western maraeis firroav:
Cattle.. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha 1"7 Ht'75 1
Sioux ("It v pai 7 3ai
Kansas City fyi) 9 r0 1.1'
St. Joseph 71 c f'4 44
St I... ills 15U T.11 M
Chicago 4VO Si iaj t fa
N. At.
M) P.S
l-'J 157
77 154
l 1W
M. ...... .21'.
M........177
4 2"1
6 IK I
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ai 4
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TI) ill
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74. :n
60 in
s $77
S...!...
V. 241
7S it
14
3 2" I
ti Zb6
6 244
1 .IK.
71 22 1
k iT
:
: is7
.VI !"7
75
.'
74 44!
74 :ia
7 17
M l
75 2 't
7 2;!
; 70 IC'i
47 2.1
! S4 r.i
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72 '..
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77 J'l
H til
71. a iia
73 itu
7 Wl
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7 241
It J46
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i
411
4 23
4 X
15
4 80
4 II
4 10
4 2-
4 10
4 ii
4 Jn
4 So
4 SO
4 fi
4 12
4 Ji
4 " a
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4 Vi'
4 12
4 32
4
4 :!
4 cl t
4 32 ,
4 iai
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4 32
4 12
4 3-1
4 32U
4 J
4 32
4 ii ,
4 la
4 :
4 U
4 SI
4 ii
4 2.1
4 30
4 15
4 si
4 ti
i 35
4 ii
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. 214
. 273
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. 224
. .2-".4
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. 245
. .375
. 20
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. 215
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I 35
4 35
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4 .15
4 33
4 3.'.
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4 25
4 25
4 .V
4 15
4 15
4 25
4 35
4 35
4 15
4 35
4 35
4 :5
4 3
4 35
4 25
4 35
4 25
4 16
4 :
4 36
4 3
4 35
4 35
4 53
4 55
4 to
4 3
4 35
4 33
4 2714
4 37 ,
4 37
4 37
4 :
4 S7
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4 17
4 37
4 37
4 87
4 17
4 r
4 17
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t 40
4 40
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Staple anal Fancy Prodaet.
EGC18 Fresh selling e'gs, candled, 84c.
BUTTER Common, ItV; fancy tub and
rolls. 175319c; creamery, 31c.
CHESBE N4.-W full cream. Wisconsin
twins, 174o; new full cream brick, 17c; do
mestic new Swiss. 18c; new llmburger, 13
16c; young Americans, 17Hc.
LIVE POULTRY Springs, "Vic; hsna,
"Vic; roosters, 3c; ducks, c; geese, c; tur
kevs, ISc; pigeons, SOo per dos.
DRE88ED POULTRY oprlnga, fanoy, tc;
hens, tiii'ac; roosters, 4c; ducks, 10c; gsess,
lCc; turkeys, 164jl7c.
HAY Choice No. 1 upland, $10.00; medium,
$00; No. 1 bottom, $8.00; off grades, from
$5.60-56 60. Rys straw, $7.00. No. 1 al
falfa. $11.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida, per box, $125; California-Washington
navels, $2.50.
GRAPE FRUIT Florida, per box:, $5.60
as. 00.
GRAPES-Malaga, heavy weights. pf
keg, 44.00; Malugaa, medium weights, per
keg. $4.00.
BANANAS Port Llmons, per bunch, $3.01
63.00.
FIG9 AND DATES-Bmyrna figs. 7
crown, per lb., MQlfic; Bmyrna figs, -nown.
per lb., 1213c: Fmyrna figs, 4
ctown, per lb, lug lie; California figs, boxes.
10 cartons, 85c; California figs, ooxes, 11
cari'ons, 8Sc; California figs, bulk, per lb.,
BHc ; Hallowl dates, per lb., Vc; Khadrawl
dates, per lb., 4c; Salr dates, per lb., Mc;
Fard dates, 13-lb. boxes, per lb, sc.
LEMONS Fsncy, 300 and 3S0 slxs, per
box $4.60; extra choice, Suo and 300 size, par
box. $4.u0
COCOANUTS Per sack. $4.60; per doien,
60c.
FRUITS
APPLES New Koiiv King's, per barrel
$E 20; "None Such," per barrel, $4 75; Bald
wins, per barrel. 14.75; GraenltiKg, per barrss.
$4.75; western box apples. Colorado Jona
thans, per box, $3.00, Colorado Grimes Gold
ens, per box, $3.00; Idaho Jonathans, yer
box, $2 75; Idao Winter Bsnanas, per box.
$2.75; Washington Sen Davis $1.75; Wash-
ton Northern Spy, p,r box. $1.7, Washing
ton Greei.lngs, per bov. 2.oo; wasmngton
Baldwins per box. $1.75; Washington Horns
Beauty, per box, $1.75; Washington tall ap
ples, assorted, per box. $1.6001.75.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Per bu., 66J7c.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per lb., IffHil
ONIONS Red Globe, per bu., 62j96oj
Denla, per crate, $1.86.
SWEET POTATOES Small bbl., $2.71.
CARROTS Per bu., 7bo.
TURNIPS Per bu., SOc.
PARSN1P3-Per bu.. 75c.
CELERY Michigan, per bunch, arHff36a.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu., No. 1. $A;
Lima, 7c per lb.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ills. 14c; No. Jl ribs. 11c; No. $
ribs. 7ac; No. 1 loin, 13c; No. $ loin. 13c:
No. S loin. 9c; No. 1 chuck. 6V4c. Nd. i
chuck. 5c: No. 1 chucat. 5c; No. 1 round,
6'tC, No. 2 round, 7c; No. 1 round, tic;
No. 1 plate, 64c; No. t plate, 60; No. I
plate, i'ic.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunas
are somewiiat unsetiiea by rreer offorings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tations range from tic to SV lor California
fruit and from 6r2 to sc for Oregon.
Peaches are very firm, with fancy ysllowa
quoted at 13VaC.
NUTS California walnuts, per lb., lie;
Imported walnuts, per lb., 13jl5c; Tarra
gons almonds, per lb., lac; filberts, per lb.,
Lc; Brazils, per lb., 13allc; Pecans, per
lb., 124il3o, peanuts, raw, per lb., 7c; pea
nuts, roasted per lb., 8c; Italian chsstiiuts,
per lb , t)c
COFFEl-Roasted, No. $5. Kc; No. 34.
c; No. 2, lc; N-j. 20. 1444.
BT'GAR Granulated. cane. per sack.
$6 40, beet, $6 00; cut loaf, C4),c; cubes. trtc;
powdered, 6.15c.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green salted.
No. 1, 5c; No. 2, 4c; bull hides, 3c; green
unsalted, No. 1, 4c; green unsalted, No. i.
tr; horse bides. $1 00(32 60; sheep pelts, 2to
ti$1.0u. Tallo- No. I, 4Vc; No. t, $V4j3.
Wool, 10(tf30c
It la the hope of Omaha wholesale house
to make new records during !!. Perhaps
if an rxai-t aciount could te kept of tha
aba for the vear thev woul.l rvarh thn
enormous figure of $100,OiMt. Careful
figures collected by The Bee at the rlos
of the year showed the sales of 1W to
amount to $fc,fn.i4i. This was only an In
crease of something over $UMMA aa com
pared to the figures for I'M'.
Since the publication of the list many
wholesalers have commended tha Itemised
statement of business compiled by The Bee,
and the figure Is said not to be too high
and showing Just about tho proper In
crease. Had larger supidlee been available there
is no doubt whatever that the returns for
Ir? would have been even larger thar
they were. When It Is taken Into consid
eration that the lnt two months of Hie
year were practically negative so far as
business was concerned the achievements)
of 1907 and the new records made ar even
more remarkable.
Reports from all over the rountry show
that the Jobbers enter the new year wllta
the smallest stocks ever carried forward
in the history of wholesale merchandising.
Preparations have been made by Omaha
wholesalers to meet the demands this year.
I,at year the wholesalers began to double
up on the Initial orders with the mills be
fore the spring was well started and there
wa not sufficient goods to meet the re
quirements. This Is what caused prices to
go up as they did and resulted In print
selling higher thun civil war prices. In
many other lines buyers berfged for goods,
and many did not get them. When sum
mer months csme the Jobbers found their
trad- heavier than they could conveniently
handle.
Prepared for the Ken Year.
But last season was a lesson to them.
They have ordered i.eavy and have not
aked mills to cancel orders because of tha
financial troubles. Tne goods will come on
and so far aa Omaha wholesalers are con
cerned they will hope to handle all tho
business which cmes their way during;
the year and will be ready when the mer
chants begin to come to the city to buy
Janusry 15, when the spring meetings of
the Manufacturers' and Jobbers' associa
tion will oien. This la a meeting which
will be continuous from the middle of Jan
uary until April 1. Hnd the Omaha whole
salers have arranged to refund car fare,
making It even more desirable to come la
Omaha to trade than during the times
when the railroads granted a rate of one
and one-third or one and one-fifth fare
for the merchants' meetings.
Dry Goods (Inlet.
Present-day business Is quiet. With the
dry goods trade stock taking has beau
in progress. Among the cotton goods mer
chants It Is stated that there Is a larger
movement on coarse cottons for delivery
on and after the firat of February. Job
bers are finding that the retailers are
again In the market for domestics and
they are moving goods to better advantage
than before In many weeks, in the woolens
trade It Is believed that the new year will
be a period of cautious buying by clothiers)
and cloth Jobbers, and there is no doubt
that a harder canvass will have to be
made than before In fully tnlrteen years.
The conditions are not hopeless, by any
means, and manufacturers of medium and
high-grade men's wear are to open their
lines early In Jsnuary to the large buyera
and to the entire trade by the loth. Ac
cording to tke present plans of the woolen
trade, prices will be kept close to the old
levels, and this Is expected to help bring
In early orders. White goods and em
broideries are being delivered by Importers
and domestic manufacturers to the cutters
and department stores, according to sched
ule, and this Is making the position of the
first hand factors stronger for their fall
of 1908 campaign.
Prtnta Are steady.
As the volume of print cloths now belnej
produced Is considerably below the calls
for shipment on existing orders, a firmer
tone Is being sounded by sellers. They are
making no concession from cents on
quotations for regulars, and wide goods
are firm at 6 cents for standards. Cur
tailment haa at once steadied the market.
Some mills are taking orders on narrow
odds for February and March delivery on
a basis of 4 1-16 cents.
Dron Are Quirt.
Conditions with the wholesale drtwalsta
are sessonable. Tlie general consuming de
mand Is light and the movement la not ex
pected to show any Increase until after the
stock taking period.
Opium remains dull in the continued ab
sence of Important demand, and the tone
ot the market Is easy with the quotation
of $5 entirely nominal. Powdered also la
dull, with $0 a general quotation, but it
waa intimated yesterday that less would be
accepted on a firm offer.
Quinine Is slow of sale with Inactivity a
leading feature of the general situation, out
there is no apparent selling pressure, and
manufacturers' prices are maintained on
the old basis of ltic for bulk in loo-ounce
tins.
Soap bark continues firm at the recent
advance to 7ij,7Vio for either cut or crushed
and the outlook la considered favorable to
still further Improvement In values.
Acetate of lime Is easier and manufac
turers have reduced their prices to tt.itttt
130 for gray, ajid $1.4oyi.45 fur brown, aa
to quantity.
Bargains in Stocks
25 Amer. Marconi, 123 Z5m Ofii. Hub. 4o
louo Anrhor O. AO.. V son Ner. Star, tc
two C'nnaol. Jr8. o. C. 12-16(0 Amal. at. A O. Beat
Baitar Royalty. 7c stock son.
000 Nlsht Haws, n fWw Llttla Kloranoa, ain
IO11O Waahmiaal tl C . 1 Hon rn Manhal . 4r
0 ut. Waal. Oil. bl 6 Amer Karroo I, 12
it t'nl. Wirelnaa PM 30 Graph hone, 1
l(a Talesraphona. I4.JR Kaij Vleior Waniitar, $Vis
lf."0 Kins Hoi. T V.. 11ii1iioO Kl Kator. We
I'1 I ana. Marronl. tl TT. arawi n C Amal la
1275 Kana. Co-Op. R . e 3irt rnn-Wo,. Mc,
Umpire Mint, 4 pm Hfa. Waal El . (As
60" Helena, Arlr., li' ta Ind. Mis 42c
100 Hnhhars Rlllott. I.K 401) Haiter Roralir Te
Ii Hla.li Pearl, tc pan Hrant Ind., t
lloo Ilaath Val , 7i- 111) Wellington Aaae . Nn
12 I'so. N. Y. A. It., tit lrv chiana Cona.. 4
'.0 O. A. Coffae, 141.60 2110 Moh. Ploraart lo
loou OL-tave, 7K' 6009 Kmplra Tus., Mil
r.15 anis in THii makkbt for Rlahop Ok n.
tl Onn . HI I '.. I J m ... ...... . . . . '
.w .. ' ""'"ra luBwm, King oron
thar. GM. Hub and other good Horaa.
HK!I FOR Bid JAN. MARKKT UTTER.
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e Board of Trade, CrtlcaaQo
established 1174.
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Stocks, Bonds,
Investment Securities.
We offer, subject to aal., 88 hares oi
took Tarda.
1320 Farntm SL.Tel. Douglas 1064
611 KEf There were no fresh receipts of
sheep today and nothing- of any conse
Meiice tm sale. For the avek reei(its
Uve tieD very liberal, btliig three tluius
Boyce Commission Co.
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