THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8. 1008.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
rv,-n. T" "ate -,I r- i
1..174 i4 bjf iiat. 1 r.:ie. ?
''Inidi. in-rci 7 V7 bus'-e!
decreased
ales ar.d
Vhett Opened Steady, bat Developed '
Unumil Strength. '
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
CO&X ESCAPED HIGHER PBICE
rBaMt Heaoea Wrrf Heavy Bar-
ra af Oata, hat Wheat Prlcee Had
a DfrMlig Etffl
Oata Prleeo.
F.W 1 Oft K I.E1FRH MtRKCT
rriUm of Tradlatt aad frle aa
lead fa a Com sand It tea.
NEW YORK, Jai. 7 FlvM'R Re. ;pt i
w. ; . rrt. m.i Market I
I'H't !!! -,!- .t etedv. Mir.n. pa j
-4r!s. "i iVif, ri. winter TsIs"r.t. I
S4 5-4 75 M nn..t baker. Si 5"i yO; win-
ter n'r, : ?Vi 4 J-i. w.rter p"-r's. 4
tSS. winter low g-Je. '.SiT4' Rya j
Lour f rm. ho.ee to fancy. Si 2"ii tS 1
Bi kw'eat Tour. steady; S" - per ! lb. I
roHNMH.Mv-r.rTTi, fine w hits and yel-;
i. jl 45. ivrw. S...ttiil J7. kiln dried. '
rarvv in C afternoon and a'.thoaurh. a
slight reaction followed earlr !n the. after
Adch the- market finished firm. Oovper
share strengthened tn sympathy with, tb
Volume of Business 11 Smtller and i bkb-lin. Jan. 7 Trading on th p-wina
m. , . I Wav wss vfrr firm. American share
Traders. Are Cautious. I -r 1 point higher.
PARIis. Jan ;. Trading on th Bourse
- i today w firm.
M05ET STTTJATTCN DLPEOVES
OVtAHA. J.n. .. 1
Oram values opened stesdv h advance
hsjilieh and all market steady with a
wwl ton. A selling market developed
later and had a depressing effect
Wheat opened steedv with a good tor:,
hut tho crowd was bearish and sold It
down hi spite of the continued bulltsn ad-vk-ea.
The situation remains strons. how
ever, and value answer readily in any
noticeable buying and the market ra.iie
ea stiy.
Mar wheat opened at tl and closed
at H.nJV
Corn started wrll and It locked Use a
hisher market. Cables cam" firm and
pnrea w ere atrer.rhered by early buying
mbii heavy- aeiiing developed later and
val'iea riead ame weaker.
May torn opened at fe-V and clw1 V-jc.
Oata rpened about the c!o of yeterdjy.
with eaah hue aellina; and commisaion
houaea the r-et huyera The esaier ti
In wheat hd a dep-eealrn effect.
May oata opened at t4"c and closed at
"e.
Krlmarr whent reoe"r were f.i:.'" ri
and ahlprnanta were 19 bu , ajralnM re
ceiyta laat year of 1.t0 bu. and ahlp
rrenta rf 3 x bu.
Corn receipt wera PWW -u arid h!p
inent were Z.on bu., aeair.et rereipta
!t year of TTT.COn bu. and er.ipmenu cf
4iS.fKin bu.
Clearance were .W bu of corn. None
"f oats and wheat and flour eqjal to tHi.O'O
D1
Uverpool cloaed d lower on wheat and
a t Sd hiarher on corn.
PeabrHird reported 17.lpn bi of wheat
and 13ri.n hit of corn taken for eiport,
Lcai range of option:
Artlrlea.) Open i H!rh. Ooae I Ixw. I Tea'y.
l m
No. 2 fteni, r.V. f o b-
Wheat I i I 1
Mv... I'm,) ihx i or 4 l
July... WA, MS hs:
Pept...i Ml tl I WW SIW
Corn- ) j I
Mav... fV M' on'
Julv... r, SoS l W-,1
Sept... bi , M F6
"at I I.J
Mav...' MV MV MS
Julv. ..I N'
Sept... 41 ' 41 ' 4"S
Caak P
WHEAT-No. 1 hard, f! (T. No I hard.
No. 4 hard. Tc; No. prlng. U.0O
fil fC: nn rrade wheat, gfj'lc
CORN No I. &2e; No 4 .v&jc: no arrade.
474c; No. 1 rellow. SaiffbSt-: No. t white.
OATS No 1 m!ed 4?S": No- whlt,
tKHA-c; No. 4 white. 4S'c; atandard.
RVE-N. 1 7H677c: No. J. TtjT1
tJarlat l pert pea.
Wheat. Com
Thlcairo 4
Mtnneapolll . . . 1 T
Umaha 15
Dululh 14o
low
KVR-Flrm
New York
V 11EAT-Rr'j, hu : eipo-'s.
!H4 bu. ernit markm. ftjiv : Xn ; red.
11 "7 elevator. Xai t rj $1 07 fo b
afloat; N'.v 1 ncfrtWtai" Dill ut h. II MS f. o.
b afl.int: No. 1 fcard winter. $1 lS f ob.
afloat. After a-me lrreari'anty tn the fore-.
no-rtn. wlti ocraalnal tipturr fn the corn
etrenirth and h:gj f'firnwn wheat weak
ened un l r et(.i kea e.lna; nd ctiel
c net lower. May Si laV-Jl.U 7-i: clonal,
Si.i:S: Juiy. SI ' . cl'e--d 11
C KS RaceipL. -o.'iri bu. r"'t market,
firm: No I TV. nominal, elevator, and c
f o. b. afloat. N.i. 2 white. 6HV-; No. 1 yel
low, nominal, t k. b. aflot. Option market
waa firmer, wltn the went and on Hg-V. re.
eelpte. cloFir.a ltc ret l.-.g'ier M-iy. 7 ''S
T'-Se ; cU'eil. 7i''ic; Juo , (iS:ivSo : close. 1,
tfV.
HATS-Receipt". 7 V" b'l ; t market
steady; mne1 oat, yi to X: lb.. f-4c; naturnl
white. i t Si &iin'.7c, clirped white,
ST to 1 lh.. iji.ir.
HAT Julet. good to choice. t'-Wa 1 06.
Hv.'1'P cvui-t : stare, corrnon to choice.
J. 1. a '... li. 44c. Pacific coat.
Mi le i. 6ac.
H1DK rnill; Horm.i. lr; Central
America. 1S-
LEATHER Quiet; acid. :rC7c
rK VI510.VS Beef. iea1y: family. Sin m
J'.S Sv. men. t'S im; beef ham. S if ii
2 &': packed. 112 (; U.i: city extra lnd:a
we. S2 ""(I"-..'"'. Cut met.. eajn : p!ek!od
h.Ui. h',tii-; jlckled ham. c. Lr.l,
etady. mes'en r.rm t -va refmeil,
eead ; continent. SA; South Amertca
K' 4". compii'ind. 7 iTic. Pork steady;
thmily. Sl7 5-"t- V. short clear. S".5.7T.w 1&.75;
mess. S; 4 Wii ' S flo.
TALlajW tsteadv; cltv. Sc: country,
RICB Quiet: domestic, fair to extra, ?
'Q'' Japan, nominal.
Ht'TTklR Firm : rewprn factory, com
mon to f ist. l:.i".Jt, imitation creamery
first. J-fiJic
'KEKSh: Firm: state, fuu creamery,
pma.l colored and white f-ne. J?c; same,
l&rjre colored, fine, lf.c; white, lfic. same,
good to prime. 14'Tciic: ame. late made,
lt, ll.il2c, samp, common to fair,
I "!C3S Western f'rsts. 3dc: seconds. "Si?
3c.
POl'I.TRT Pressed, firm; western chick
ens. l;:iWc, turkeys, l?'17c; fowls. 9ljc,
laterler Rial eid Large Sana
r"l Reserve 1 1 tie 4 1s- la
With et l.4aea mm
rraat-Taklaa.
WEATHER I THE GRA1X BELT
321
ii
Oa'a
40 :
"HIC4GO C.RAI AD
Keatnrei of the TradlaaT aal rioalagt
Prlcaa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7 The local wheat mar-
kt was weak today because of profit tak- I
In Induced by declines at the principal
European grain "center At the cloae,
wheat for May delivery was off N: corn j
wit up Sc. oata waa a siiaj- higlo r and ;
provision be lower to Tc higher
The wheat market opened quite firm,
owing to a Id advance at Liverpool,
but a aharp decline later at . Liverpool ;
raued a slump In the local market befor i
the end of. the first hour. Trie market ;
continued weak the remainder of the day.
The faot that all of the European mar
kta for wheal were weak waa mainly
reponlble Urr the liberal vales by prom- t
Inert holder, which depreased T-rloe here. '
The market waa further weakened by Ar- ,
gwitlna advecea which reiterated former
-lalm of an abundant yield. Th cloee
weak. May opened a hade to V(i,c
hiarher at tl "7' to SI Tt. oid off to S:.. ,
and cloaca af S1W tf "! oS. Clearance of I
wheat and flour wrr e-viai to H4.7i
buahrls. The world visible supply, as
shown by Rradstrert. Increased 1.5' '
bushel. Primary receipt were 512.i
buahels. compared with W.'W bushel the ,
rorrcspondinit day a year ago. Minne- :
apoli. L'uluth and Chicago reported re- 1
eclpta of Jsi car, against 421 car lajit
wwk and MS car a year ago
The corn market waa strong almost all
day. There waa a si ght reaction cUring ,
the first half hour owing to elling txuwd
n liberal receipt, but the market .x.n
Wame firm again and continued strong
up to the close. Firm cable, a mall prl- .
mar)' raceipt. atrengih of the caali grain,
and a report that the Ararentlna crop is
threatened by locust were the prln.ipwj
bulhah influencea. The close wa firm.
May corn opened unchanged to
higher at KS1V'. o'd off to 61'sc and
then advanced to U"c. The close wa at
SimiflSiC. Ical receipt were S21 car,
wltn ix of contract grade.
Tra.Ve, lit ou wa very quiet and the
market waa tirm In sympathy wltn corn
A large increase In local tock causvd
selling by cash house. May oat
opened a had to higher at 54c
to 4V. sold off to i4Sc and cloaed at
64c. Local receipt were 2J9 cars.
Proviaiona were inclined to be weak be- i
cauae of continued heavy receipt of live
boga Pork rallied moderately late In the !
jay on covering by hort and closed at ;
i alight gain, the May delivery botni up i
7V ' S1J.72S Lard was off 2tC at SX S. I
Riba were down 5c at S7.42H-
Eatlmated receipts for tomorrow are:
Wheat. 1 cars: corn. 1.14 car, oat. l .
rara: hoga. 4,(tt head.
Tna leading f iture ranged a follow: '
,Vrtida.i Oiwn. i High.1 Low. Close. Sat y.
Fair aad Cooler for W edaraday I the
rrvdlcttoB.
OMAHA. Neb. J.ui. 7. !TS.
A storm of unusual sever",: v is central off
the south Atlantic coast, and is causing I
high winds throughout that section, and i
rainy and itorniy weather along the coast I
north to th middle Atlantic states. An i
area of hlirh pressure continue over the t
wet and generally clear weather prevails .
everywhere west of the Mississippi river. !
The weather is warmer In the laJe region.
Ohio vajK-y and eastern state. The south i
Atlantic storm la followed bv cooler
i weather In the gulf states.
PROVIMOTia, i changes have been slight In the central
j portion s'nee the precrl:ng report, but the
Increasing pressure rrom the west will
cause cooler in this vicinity Wednesday,
wiili continued fair tonight and Wednes
day. umaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the correspond
ing day of the last three years:
1 1907. 1?M. V
Minimum temperature ..2' 23 8 i;
Precipitation ,ni T
Normti temperature for today. 21 de
grees IVficlency in precipitation since March 1.
7 50 inch.
corresponding period in 1907,
NEW YORK. Jan 7 There i a .on-:
traction of business In stocks at tne 5to k i
exchange today and the market gave j
other indications of a conservative atti-,
t ude toward the advance which came into
play yesterday Cautious profit-taking j
w as pursued where price advances n.u i
proceeded far enough to make tin at- !
trartlie. In a group of high-priced stocks ,
In which purely speculative accounts ate i
at ail times small on account of the iar"
sum required to operate them, there I
were ome striking advam es. ,-tjrks of I
this class suffered most severely in the'
ruthless liquidation of the last few
month, t'suallv they were supported by
buying order in sufficient volume to,
protect tl elr security as collateral in ,
loans. When the panle ruled, however, j
ail euch customary fegurd were swept '
aaay and prices drotpeii away many!
points at a time on marketing cf sma.l ,
supplies. Now that the strain of such i
selling is past it Is found possible to '
mark the price upwards by successive
bids with great facility There is mu. h
reconstructive work cf this kind to be
done in the market and the clearing of the
financial skies 1 being availed of to per-
feet it- The buoyant appearance given I
to the market by these striking advance j
Is of great service in sustaining specu- ,
ltlve confidence In the pushing of opera- '
tlon for the rte In stocks Into which the
floating supply 1 much more liberal and
which are at all times m'ich moie active.
In these the effect of the freer market
supply was obvious today In holding back
the prices, while tr e inactive specialties
were rising buoyant. v ;
The evidence of the selling to take .
profits when ny sustaining Influence In j
the market offered favomhie opportunity
created some suspicion of the rise in
prices which has occurred and cf the
reports which have been put in circula
tion to account f-r them Professions i
were still made today with great earnest
ness and appearance of entire cor.fidc-n. e
that a large extra dividend on Northern i
Pacific had been determined upon. a.
thougti it was allowed that a meeting in- '
tended to act on Die matter had been ;
postponed. No official information could
to secured and the subject was thus kept i
within the realm of speculative it,io.
The stofk was quite steadily o.vi il
day. with ultimate d-clsive effect on the!
tone of the whole market. j
Evidence of the rapid Improvement 'n ;
the money situation continued to manl- I
fest themselves, but they were not so
stimulating to the speculation as they i
were yesterday. F.epoits of diffi -u.ties I
in the diamond trade, although adjusted ;
bv a trusteeship. gve direction to some
of the discussion which potnted to posl- !
He mercantile embarrassment in other
directions. The increasing demand for
commercial paper furnishes one possible
safeguard against such difficulties and its
development, therefore. Is watched with ,
satisfaction The Important point about (
the reflux of Interior bank funds to New
York bank deposits, which has now set
In in a plentiful stream, is that the loan- ,
Ini rinicltv of the banking and deposit" 1
Temperature I is not impaired by 1t. a'.thourh the avail
able credits of tne ew iwi cenw.i.
reserve banks are greatly expanded by :t.
This is bv reason of the provision of the'
banking law which permits national banks
outside the reserve centers to count t i
reserve a portion or tneir ca-o r-y
In the reserve unci i oe i
eenter The surrender or cm
... St
. .. 74
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4
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ew Yara. Bawd Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7 -Closing; quotations
on bomi follow
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en eoapoa
r a . reg .
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Allsntle r. L a.
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di id srs
Bid l.Bered
. 1W4 Hnck Vi! 4s
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4 So Pt. i- to
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. . . 77 w l. s 4s.
t" Vi4 i enlrsl to
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Tery Larg-e ILeceipU of Cattle, with
Killers Generally Lower.
HOGS C05TLVUE ON DOWN GRADE
heest aad l.aaaha la Very large lte
relst. with teaaad Good aad
Price steady to Lower
la floor.
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OMAHA. Jan. 7. 1
Cattle Hoar. Pheep.
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Receipt were;
Official Monday
. Estimate Tuesday ... 17.7i'
two days this week .. 12 1 Js S4S
; fim dns last week . i'"4 IS.1!
: ame days 2 weeks a . I lo ?i
Same day J weeks ao.. 7.970 4'l
Sarre days 4 weeks auo l'7',0 1S.:
.Same days last vnr ... U147 lS.lti
The following- tal.le shows the re-e.pt of
, cati,e. .ogs and sheep at South Ornal.a for
U.e year io Hate, compared with last year:
i ti iji7 Inc. lec
; Cattle 19 .i 14.?2
I M-.gs !., ..s sa&w ...
Sheep ii.4J5 23 9T6 oil
The following table shows the average
I price of hog t South umaha for the last
evera! days, wita comparim :
Pate. ' lJuv 1907 .194 16. 1AH. 19o3. l-
4 i 4 r, ..... T . 4
4 T 1 W 4 t! 4 4 . 4 to
71 r U 4 n 4" rw 4
an .. im to 4 n- tl .4
t n -4 V 4
II ': S4 . . a .. IM
. . . tl 1)1 I -I ... 4
Bl 0 4 71 H 4
T . . 4 tS 4 ... 4:. ' 4 .'.
! 4 44 11 . . 4 It
. Ill IIS 4 M
Boats Slock aad Boad.
Ht iSTON. Jan. 7 all loan. 7pl
cent, t me hans. t'Jb per cent,
closing on stock nd bond
Atrhisoti adj. 4a...
do to
Vt-x ceniral to . .
A"-hlern
4 ptt
P- in A A.bacj
B.tn O Maine..
Ec.rton Eisvaied
F.nhhurg pfd ...
Muaa cestrsl
N Y . N" H . !
I nion Pftiiflc
Am. Ars. Cbera.
Amer. husar
do ptd
en. T T
Ani Woolen
1o pfd
E.liaon E'.er lllu
Oeneral El-le .
Maa Eiectnc
M ire Gaa
lBite4 Fruit
t nited S. M
d. pfd
V. 9 steel
do pfd
Adventure
AUuel
Ama.cajnated
At.anlic
AJaed "B14.
. Pl5g!m
S Hec.a
. 7C rentennlal ...
. x "erper Hangs .
4 Iajy West
-f Frar.ailD
tirar.'T
IJl laie Kota.e
.!( ataaa M.niDg .
. 1 Mirbigsa
111 M-haa
l.S-l M, nl C AC..
. 15 Oil P-ofrrnion ..
.".W oweols
l et, n-i-t
11 Wo'n.-y
. :s Pinion ... ... .
. Timirifl
Trnilr
lli1 I Blted Copper .
. l'w t" S Micltf
. : f s. on
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B'jtta Coalition
. : Neeada
. 4' Cal at Ar"rona
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per
official
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free. rr.
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HFEP-Re.-eipt of sheep this morning
were very liberal, the early estimate being
thirty-five car Thi waa the largest run
of any day 'nce December 9h. when fiftv.
two car were received Among the ar
rlv; wa quite a pr'.nkling of pretty
good killers both r and lmb
The market wa in a good healthy ron.
ditlon. tere being a very fir demnd.
Ruyer were out In the ards in g.Md
eaaon in th morning and Ce more de-
irable kind .Id quite readily at price
that looked In most esse sbout sieady
iJimb wers psibly a little lower tn spot
and orn yearling which old t pretty
stiff price yesierdy did not bring as
much today Thi wa especially true of
sotne yearlings which were not good
enough to interest packers under ordinary
conditions, but wlch thev were forced to
buy yesterday. Trxiav wfh more liberal
receipts some of the same stuff had to go
a feeders at s les price Oood ewe sold
up f 14 0. Taking evervth'pg Into cons'd
erstlon it w s verv .itisfactorv market
Quctatl.wj on rood to rhmi e fed h ep
and lambs lambs. t. 7 . yesrllrg
wethers. 15 iKe- fo: yesrl'ng wethers, randv
liaht weig' ts SS".vj4iii. wether. S4 hg
4: ew e S tt
rterresentative sales"
No. A v.
Sunday
The official number of cars of
brought in todny by ach road w a
3H
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144
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V al tsh
M:our1 Pncif.c . .
1 'nion Phc'I.c .
C Ar N. W. legsti
C. N W I west I
C . St. P . M , U .
C . R. A g teasu
C H. A y i west i . . .
C. R. 1. A P. .east,..
C, R. I. dc P. i west i .
Illinois Central
Chicago tit . W estern
stock
Cif.ie.H. irs Sheep Hrs.
13
1 1
11 1
fli S
l' i 2
i
2S 1.1 5
7 5 4 ..
5 fi7 H
1J 4 i
3 2 1
4 3
3 j
21 24 42 1
Total receipts
The diS)oeton of the day's receipts wa
a follows, tach buyer purchasing the num-
oer of head indicated
116 w-estern lambs
96 western ewe
,t western ewe
9 western y rllngrs and wether
314 western lamb
27y western ewes
4 western yearling ewes
79 western ewes .
71 western lamb
9 wtern erl,ng
2 w estern ew es ...
121 western lamb
117 wetern ewe
! 2 western ewes
112 western lamb
i S western ewe cu'.le
93 western ewes
i 10 western ewe
122 native lamb
I I western lambs
41-4 western lambs
171 western ewe
4 western yearling
4 wetem ewes
Us western lambs
4 western lambs
27S western ewes
12 western lambs
247 western lambs
2 western yearlings
93 western wethers
lo9 western ewes
Itt western ewe culls
, J western lamb
i 3,1 western yearlings and weth
ers 2S2 western lamb
294 Colorado wethers
I 29 native lambs
122
1
s7
SI
113
'
11
t4
107
b
71
1'l
107
9
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ll
los
9
SO
72
li
121
loft
2
W
114
102
7l
75
n
97
97
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4
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4 75
4 4
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4 2S
( 4.1
4
4 6i
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4 t"
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4 9".
4 4
3 11
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5 15
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4 7:
25
S4 : western box t-r 'es Color 1o Jn-a-thans.
per sol, M .-Celeirad Or me Oold
en, per hex Si i; Idaho) Jonsthsns. per
box. S2 7S; Idsca A"!a Uananaa. per box,
S-'"-, v ahiigton "e4 Dans SI. 7'. Wash
ton Nortnera Spy. rir fce t, .T. Washing,
ton Oreeijt 4T. per hcv I.' i. Wash ngton
Raldwin per . 11 7.' , Washington Roias
beauty, per box. f. Was'Mrgfoa fall a p
pie, assorted 1r box. Sl.sogLlS.
MI9' "ELLA NEC ITU
CAT.IPORN1A I'Rim rRCPT? Prunes
are omewht ans-ttlevi by freer offering
from second hamlav-ao seein desirous cf
moving supplies of itnmeillaie grades. Juo
tations range frmn 0 to 9- -or Cal1f.-rn'a
tmit and from V-ro to c for Oregon
Peaches are very trtu. wita fancy y.oiw
auoted at UVjc. . .
Nl'Tt Caluomia' walnuta, pee lb. IV;
Impc-irted warauf, per lb, IswiAc. Tarra
gona almond tr lb., IV. filberts, per lb,
Lc. Bran. a, lb.. 13,l4c ; Pecans, per
lb. L'fii.'c; tSBra. raw. per lb., 7c, pea
nuts, roasredi t4tr4b., Sc; Italian chestnuts,
per lb., s-ifes,
COFFEE Roasted. No Sf N& S.
nc. No 2S. IV; No. 2 14e.
81'OAR dranulated, cane. per sack.
St- beet. Son. c.it loaf, c cubes. c;
powdered. 6.iic.
CANXEP GOOrvn Corn, standard wet
ern. 77.C. Tomato, fancy, S-pound ran,
tl 46; standanl. S-pound cans, tl a), pine
apple, trated. 3-pound. S2 'S)2.SV. sliced.
Sl7Sul. C.:ion apple. S4 60. Callfom'a
apricot. l2.VrfS3i. Pear S2.1.V9' U.
Peache. Si S 1 L. C. peachea. f-l 14Vf
SIS Alaska saimon, red. lie1, fancy
Chinook, 'at. 1, fancy aockeye, flat,
2 15. Sardine qaafter ell. S3 aD: three
quarter mustard S3 So. Sweet potatoes.
SlJlxulSS Sauerkraut, 91-c. Pumpkin, too
Ijtl 00 Lima bean. 3-pound, 7!k ptl.rs.
Beaked b-ans. S-pound, oc; fancy, ll.tf.tfl aV.
FISH-Haiibut. Jlc; trout. 13c. pickerel.
l(k : pike. 14c; ik. fresh, frosen. 1; white
fish. 14m IV buffalo. 14c; bullhead, skinned
and dressed. 12c; catfish dressed. 17c; whit
perch, 7c. white baa. IV. black baas. 36c ;
unflsh. tf9c, crappiea. "O1 . Jarga crapp es,
lac. herring, fresh . froaea, tie, whltaflsn.
frosen. l-iulic: pickerel, fresh frossn, lr;
red snapper. l?c. flounder, mackerel, lj
S.V per fsh; c.xlftsh. freeh froten. 12c; had-d.K-k.
fiesh fr.'ten 12c; smelt. l."c; shad
roe. 4oo per lb ; frog Tegs 9V per dot.;
greeji sea turtle n-eat. 25c per lb
HiPEd AS.0 TALI-OW Green salted.
No. 1. c; No. S. 4c; bull hfdes. Sc; green
unsalted. No. 1, 4c; green uncalled. No. S,
Sc; horse hi Vs. II OOlrt.;: sheep pslts. So
fcllOo Tsllo-. No. 1. 4Sc; No. f, 14jO.
Wool. I'i4j3bc.
I.oadoa ( loslnc torka.
UlXI"iN, Jan. 7 Closing quotations on
stacks were:
Conaola. mney 4ST M.K AT 2S
do a -count M 1-14 N T Central Sn
AnacTda S Sorfnlk AW ?
Atchison 7.' do pfd U
do p'd '"a Ontario W J4
Paittmor Oh:.. Pennsy'.raoia '
Canadian rw. 13r . .14: " Rajid Mines fS
rheasasake a ohi .. llPeadlsg Mi
Ctilcaxo Gl. W Southern Railway ... 13
r . m a St. P Jim do pfa
I EWra "4 Southern Pacific . ...
reiver 4 R. 0 91 fnlo Pae;Se
do ptd i t" 4
Ene rSf 9 9'eel :7
do let p'd 94 do pfd
do ixi pfl w. Wan V
0-ar.d Truna do pfd 1S
Iilicula Cemral .. .. 1?1 Spanish 4a f
LouiioHia A N 7i Amal. Copper II
Si I.V ER Rar, uncertain, 27d per ounce.
deposit
reserve
MONEY 404V per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
privilege In the panicky calling home of , for fnort tj He, is 4iijifi per cent, for three
Pef iciency
S S Inches.
petic ency
2.71 inches.
L. A.
corresponding period In 1904,
WEUH. Local Forecaster.
St. Loals General Market.
ST ini-19. Jan. 7 -WHEAT-Low er
Track. No. ; cash. fl.OpVSjl.tsi; No. 2 hard.
SI.'CmI s; May. SI ViLS: July. f.
I'yltN Tra. k. No 2 ea?ti, r" i7i,c; No.
I wVi'e. f. 7", tjv.se; May. f.sc: Julv.
OAT Straiy. Track. No. 2 cash, oo'-iif
51c: .. 2 white. S.v; May. uJS
RYE-9V arce: fa"
VIA il'H vuiet. Red winter patent. S4 tio
!rt.9i', ex'ra fancy and stralgh.t, lli'ji.ji;
ci-ar I0.7j4.i'
SEED Timothy, steady: STt jo74 3D.
O'RNMEAU Steady; S2.
T:RAN Firm, sacked, east
1 11 u
HAY Steady: timothy,
prairie Si t11 c
IRON IV.TTON" TIES S7 11.
HA'.'JlN'l l""c.
HEMP TWINWlf
PROVISION A Pork. unchanged; Job
bin. 11.1'. Lard. lower, prime steam. 17.75.
Iry salt meats, steady; boxe.1 extra short,
I77W. clear rihs. V 7h; short eU-ara, Ss.lii.
Haccn. steady; boxexl extra
clear ribs. S oHi: ahort clears
It .iCLTRY I'ull; chickens.
K.eu rteooslt from the reserve cities was
the most demoralizing factor in the crisis,
and the repair now going on Is f.ist re
moving the most serious cause of restric
tion of credit facilitie
The speculative realising proved the
dominant Tactor in the day's market ard
the stocks that were most active showed
a majority of decline at the end of the
day. Rumors of an intended application
for a receiver for one of the smaller west
ern grain carrying railroads was a factor
! ,v.. i.ia renction in the market.
Ronds were strong. Total sales. par
value. S3.332.n'"V T nited States 4s. cou
pon advanced 14 per cent on call. !
Number of sale and quotation on stocks
were as follows
months bills. 4V16 per cent.
I New York Mlainsr Stocks.
I NEW YORK. Jan. 7 Closing qj. nations
1 on mining stocks were:
. Adams Con
I Alice
; Preere
Brunasicli Cos
1 CnmaUK-k Tunnel
On Cal. A Va
J Horn Sliver
I Xros Silver ........
Lead'iile Con. . ..
OScrsa.
Buvers. iTsttle.
Omaha Iacking Co 75
Swift and Company 1.11!
Ctidahy Packing Co 711
1 Arm..ur & Company S77
Swift 1 St. Josepni
Yansant A Co 141
1 Carey dt Benton 30
Iobman & Oo 99
M -Oreary ak Carev Xi
W. I. Stephen US
Hill & Son
: F. P. Iiewis 22
Huston At Co 20
Hamilton R Rothschild. 117
L. Wolf ii
' J H. Bulla AS
Sam Wertheimer o
Mike Hsg-gerty 31
J H. K..t Ai Co 52
S. S 22
T. R. Inghram Si
Lchmer hiros 1J
Ind Packing Co
. Sinclair 41
j Other buyers iv5
; Total .1.475
Hogs Sheep.
:.'.; 1
4311 1.5.12
3 :7 l.lCTi
4.1.M 2.'l
Islti
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
i !
Cattle Steady. Hon Lower aad Sheea
Active aad 9 1 raw a,
! OHICAOO. Jan 7 .-CATTLE Receipts.
1 estimated i'it 4. OKI head, market, steady;
I steers. StSntiJ5; cows. 12.77X94 50; heifers.
j S2 Sons 25. bulls, S2.Ssn4.1. calves. S3 O'fr
j 17 25. Stockers and feeders. Si.4OxI4.40.
I HiXiS Receipts estimated about 40. W
I head, market. 10c lower. Choice heavy ship
ping t4.5er4 dr; butchers, 4 55.U AO: lignt
I mixed. HiM1: choice light. 14 4"t)4 45.
packing. S4 nikt.tVi; pig. S3 5-'(r4.25; bulk of
j a!es t4 tq4.4o
! SHEEP AND LA MR S Receipt about
I l!.'"1 head Market, active and strong;
i eheep. S4 0ij6 2c; lamb. 15 75f37.1c; year
ling. S4 0"Ji.15.
Koallsh Import aad Exports.
! LONDON. Jan. 7 The December state
men! of the Hoard of Trade shows In
creases of W.-34 r.o In Import and StvO !
1 In exports. The Imports are principal!?
i gram and wool, while the exports are In
I i-oal and ft. el Pur'rg the year 19t'7 Im
! ports increased Sl'A'.OTS.Jkn and exports In-
creased S-W.14tV2!XV
j BRYAN 'ADMITS BEING RICH
I Says aoaie Teople Worrr Over Mnaey,
bat He Is Not On of
Tharn.
' I know that ome people are glvinsT
much thought to the money question but
.that Isn't worrying tne murh. The people
of this country l.axe mad it possible for
me to acquire an independent Income for
all time to come, so I have no worry on
that score"
This remsrk wss made by Wlllism Jen
rlngn Bryan toward the close of his address
before the Jarksonlan club Monday night
at the Paxton hotel. The man who made
himself famous talking about money of a
brand not acceptable to the majority of
Americans did not nsme the amount of his
fortune or l is income.
14 949
51
9. VI
. Utt'e Chief I
. 325 Onlano ... JO"'
. 1 oPhir lie
.. 15 Potest
. . 13 Savage s
. S7 Siena Nevada 40
. . M Small Hopes X'
. 74 Laniard 11
..
aiM H1. fc'w "loe.
track. S1.09TJ
ri. 5017.00;
lis-; turkeys. : ducks. My-
hi TTKJt Higher; creamer'
EtlOS Higher. 21c
Flour. bb!.
Wheat, bu.
t"rn. bu...
Oats, bu ..
short.
S.S7S.
9c: prings.
geese. 7c.
24153V.
ovege count.
Receipts. Shipments.
7,04 lo.flill
42.(94) 4. 'Ml
4 rtal 72 .3
.0u0 96.f.1
Julr.
9. f.2V
Wlieat
May
Julv
Sept.
"ot n
Mav
Julv
Sept.
Oat
1M11
h.Miy
aJuly
bJuly
Perk
.1 in
1 OTS I
tjl 071,1
9VS.JIS
9 1
cis'trSi
",tl-a
!
1 I
548'T
44T-W,
i
13 14
1 07V 1 '
See,
1
S
54",
55 V
4eS
I I
1 sji 1 07S3S
9W 9-: ov.
S 9es 9S--S '
1 1 I
tr.'-,4r.SSiSr', j
t' "!: ii"4 I
Kaaaa City Grata aad Proeialaa.
KANSAS CITT. Jan 7-WHEAT-Cn-char.ged:
Mav. SI '!: July. 9ISc Cash;
No. 2 hard. II oifil u3. No. 3. 9oc4tn.00; No. i
red. 11 'CH: No. 3. SI1")-
CORN siiV higher; May, 55c;
ST.c. Cash. No. 2 mixed, 53'; No.
y.-lsc: No. 2 white. No S, HrX:i
OAT 1 r.char.geti ; .No. 2 white. Km61-.;
No 2 niixe,; ieyic.
RYE 75'nMio.
HAY' Steady ; choice timothy, tlZ.Oioffl2.yi;
choice prairie. S9 i"ci lu. C7.
BI TTER Steady ; creamer)'. 25 Sc; rack
ing. 15c.
EOGS Firm; extras. 23Sc: flrs's. 21V
Receipts Shipment
Wheat, bu 21 00 39,v
Corn, bu 27 oi lo.rta)
Oat, bu 9. i 4.00
5S
W
4S
M 5414:
5r, o53
4-S
4- ! -(
May !U57sj
'ard-
'
jail.
M 1 v
!(lh
Jan.
May
97V
8 1U 1
7
T 40 j
44H 44V 4tiS 4rl-
13 10 ' 13 10 ' 11 10 ' 13 rf
IS 10 I 13 57H 13 72S' 13 '
S f ! 7 "S 9 eo ! g
s rv, s 30 in ! t th
1 T ! 7 ! TW
7 STVaf 7 rs 7 42H 7 47W,
Mllwaakeo r.rwJw Market. (
MILWAUKEE Win.. Jan 7 WHEAT i
Tm'.l. No. 1 northern. Sllilli. No.
northern. SlTMl; May. II asked. ;
BARLEY Firm; No. 2. 11 04. sample, i
'OC7 1 04. !
CORN Firm; No. 3 cash. 5.iit9c; May. j
Slsv: ajiked. ,
No. a Old. b New.
Cash quotatlona were as follows:
Fl 'T R Market steady.
WHEAT -No. I oprina. Sl.?l 12: No. S
pring. llOi-sl ll; No S red. II fl "H
tX'RN'-No. t c: No. I yellow. S.'Vi'Cc
cAT3 No. I, 5vc; No. S white. bjc.
RTE No. 2. Sic.
B ARLEY Fsir to choice maltirg 96V j
II -4
SEEDS Flax, No 1 northwestern. 11 r.t,.
Prime Unanthy, S.fj-4.40. Clover contract
ueaites. 117. OS.
PRt'iVLSIONS Short rlh. aides ilo-ise).
W 7i57 26; niesa pork, per bbl.. S'.lH 1
II Ii Lard, per ls lbs . So-lCS- Short clear
mn tuoaed). S7w97.37
Koll iwtrg were the rmelpxs and sh.p
nier.ia of flour and grain:
Receipts Shipments
Fljur. bills 3d 2iJ 3n.i41
Wheal, bit 24 2n 47 4-aj
'." jra, bu, 7 . ie si
ja:. bu. 2i2 i V v
Rve. bu. Sii-o 2 l" 43
ba-ley. bo. '.7.ii " i e:
On the Produce exchange today the but-tt-r
market was steady t reamerie
dain . Mx Jh: Lck. firm: at mark. ..-
lucild, 2beuJ7c. (irata. -'r. prime firsts
T"c. eairaa, ic Chceae. steady, ll'i'.J. .
Miaaeapolla Oral a Market.
MlNNEAI-oT.IS. Jan T.-WHEAT Mav.
S112-; July. II :r; No. 1 hard. 11.15. No.'l
t.ort..ern. 11 13. No. i northern, 11.11. No. 3
northern. $1 v.t jl.'ist,.
F! it'R Wilt t. Fltst patents. SC 7'6v 9J;
second patciits. S5 ft .!!..'; first Clears. 4.3uy
4e : aecord clears. 13 i4:3
FLAX No 1 and to arrive. II 19
Peoria .Market.
PBt 'RI A. Jan. 7 -1RN-Higher; No.
yellow. . -ifa.jwV' ; No. 3. &it,'5c; No.
io . no gra.ie. 4''.
OATS Firm; No. J white. S-'irioijc ; No.
W :te. 4Vi;4.-
WHISKY-T. 25
Toledo 4eett
ToI.EI. O. Jan
cash, f 5i. Jar mrv t"n 1
le aisike. Sit' i1.
S-'--. i 4
Market.
7 -SEED "lover.
Prime timothy.
Wool Market.
BOSTON Mess. Jan 7.-WV.ITnteret
In the local wool tr arket is reviving Manv
buver are repcrte.1 Si t!i market and
nulls ere sal i to 1 starting ut gener! y
throughout New Fngaod. Price ,.f fu.e
1 Aflatna Prtiress
Ama ramated Coppar
: Am. " A r
Am Car pfd
1 A m Cot ion 01 1
1 American Kipress
j Am. H. L plJ
I Amenrsn I( Sururltle . .
I Am. Uiseed nil
! Am. Unseed Oil pfd
' Am Ueeomotlve ....
j Am. Ur"mn11T pfd
i Am 9 Ac R
1 Am 9 R p!1
Amer Suear R-f.rltig
j Air. Thsc p'd ctB
: Ana. eea M'tiicl ''
j Alrhiai-n
i Alcniaen pftl
' Atlantic Coa,t l-ir.
1 Baltimore a Ohio
Pal Ohio pfl
j RrooB'rn Rap.d Tr
canad'aa Pari He
I Central ot S J
1 rh.apee A Ohio
j Chicaeo H. W
j Chlraeo A N. W
rhlraso. M A St P
Chicago T. AT..
' Chloago T T Pfd
; r . c . c. . I.
; Colorado F A 1
: Colorado A 9
, Colo. A 9o. 1st pf
1 Polo a So td pfd
Conaolldated Gas
Cor Produ.-ta rfg
Cora Products pfd. ng
Peiasrans A Huiaon
Pel . LAW
rienver A Rio Grande ....
ri R G pfd
pietlUsrs" Seeuntl
Rre
Erie 1 ptd
En Sd pfd
I General E.ertrlc
I Illinois Central
I International Paper
j 1st. Paper pfd
j I DC Pnmp
I Int Pump pfd
: Iowa Central
I I--wa Central pf4i
Kansas Cut
I K C 60 f4
Louier'.lle A N
Msxiraa Ostral
Minn A 84. t
M . 9t P A I M .
M St P A 6 M pfd
M'SSourt Pannr
M.K AT
M.K AT pfd
National Leai .
S R R of U fl
N. T Centrsi
S T O A W
Norfolk '
S AW pfd
SorH America
Pace- Mall
Pennsylvania . .
FeofMS's Oaa
P C C A St L
Pleaa4 Stesi Car
Pressed 9 C 1d
I Pa:. man Pa.ac Car-.
Headini
Reading 11 pf J
I Reading Sal U
j Repub.ic evei
Kep.-uor Steel ptd .
! B. a laiand Co . .
I Rork Island '"0 pfl
, ft L I F id pfd
j Si Lou'.a S W
' St L. s w p'd
I tjutnem Pacific .
j Parlfie ptd ...
I So. Railway
1 So- Ra.lwar l
Texaa A Panfl:
I T . S4. L. A W
T . et. L ' t'1
I nt- n Pacific
! t'nlon Pacific m
f
Ic.
r
1W
a ". hn 4 "
l.ino Its si Ji
S
n
... . PS
9T0 14 U1 '.4
ti : 1S
i 7a
"
1 Tne !t 17
i, ar Has
14 ... -', -'S
TOO MV t Ms
t SOI 1V KM
T" 7-4 7-'w
7 400 oi ' 1,
. 0 -l 7 , S.S
l's 45 B '4
V i;n ss
mi
oo 41 ' e -Hi e
1 000 y. l'-i, V
WO l"!"1 '.75 174
(in. j..-, in ,
7 7S '-. 1
1 r. !4.-, io 1C1
.liW l- '."7S 1""'
son 17 r.7 r-i
1 :' s ii
t . S4 e :4
1.1.1 r,: sr-a
4JV,
1 i 'i icv iiHi
m n r.1 "'
11 MO E.4
4 14J 144
e IM'-, 470 4M
1 1;
avi
i u si r.i
1.4-ie 17 is
S4e, 4-
je :i.v Jf. 54S
er. nr 11 iif.
rt 121, ISA 11"
V 10 1
1 l' 59 !" S
4 14 14 131
4a
lun "w l" l'"
St
ton "4 52 f:
1 M 94.,
jv.i ir-, :'
li 21.4a 24
'-
. . l.'S
., 4 cs :
1.1 aj i' 25 w -
67
. t!4 t '
47
li 9"1 Sl'W -
I a. A " '"a '4
e. ; 4 45 a.'.
4
4.0 f-l Os1 1h.i
2s 7
14 i- 1..S 1. K ! ..
im 1.4 v-a k'
"... 4t s
a. 2"
Loadtia Flaaaeial.
LONDON, Jaa, Silver Jumped up ld
tivday to 27J an ov.'n.-.'. as a result of th
covering" of a large bear sale made some
time ago wntch ' fell due today. Ordeii
from the Indian bazaars, aa well as from
China, helped tn ra.se the rnce. but the
market was erv unsettled. There were
some sellers at 2"7d.
Treasury Ma t rraent .
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 Today stste
tnent of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the llwi.'Xiu.otaj gold
reserve, shows; Available cash balance,
S2"i.ll'1.14i5, gold coin and bullion. Sh.215,
i; gold certificates. lV..4.'4.3u.
Uaak Clearlags.
OMAHA. Jan 7 Bank clearings for to
day were S..oWlJ71 t and f r tt.e corre
sponding date last year SI, 671. 194. tS.
143 7.o !-
o
1
toe
4
4"
vaj
7
1'-.
US
s
74"S
14-
"4
-s
n
3'1
' Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7 METAL The Lon- i
i don tin market was higher, with pct
' quoted at 123 as and futures at 124 5s. 1
; Th l.x-al market was quiet, but higher in ,
' sympathy with the foreign gain, quota
; Hons ranged S27.K,t".'7.5o. Copper liad quite .
I a harp advance in the London market, j
spot closing at 'C 15o. and futurea. AoH
lo. The local market waa quiet and un
changed, with lake at $13 42"-43 13 'Ti:
electrolytic. HS.56 1175; casting. 113 3 j
IS 50 I-ad was unchanged at 14 los in 1
' London and at S3 6tVj'3 76 tn the local mar
ket. Spelter was unchanged In both mar- .
! kets. t-:ng quoteil at 19 l' tn London and
1 at S4.3C'B4.3 locally. Iron was lower m
London, with standard foundry quoted at
47 3d. and Cleveland warrants. 4o 71.
The local iron market was stesdier follow
' (eg the recent conference of pig iron
manufacturers, with No. 1 foundry north
ern quoted at SIS 25.318 75: No. 2. r.7.7afr
1 25: No. 1 foundry' northern and No. 1
foundry southern soft at S". 9 'al!' 50.
, ST. "U51T3. Jan. 7 M ETALS Lead,
firm. S3. V. Spelter, firm. 14.30. ,
Cottoa Market.
! NEW TORK. Jan 7 COTTON Spot
i closed quiet 1 1 points lower, middling up
lands. 13 . rar,-; mtddUrg gulf. 11 SSc: no sales. 1
PT L4 nS. Mo. Jan. 7 OVTTON wu;ei .
mlddiinai. l'Sc: sales. bale: rK-eip's
55o bales; shipments. 4S9 bales; stock. 2"'.2oi
"VeW ORLEANS. La . Jan. 7 COTTON
Fj-ot. steady; low or.l nary, 740, n.-minal.
ordinary, - 1-1'jc. r-im.nal. g wd ord'narv. .
i..m:nal; lo m'.lllir.p 1 ; middling.
i;-7-lic- good m'. Idling. i:,e: mldd!ins7 fair. 1
ir-4e: fair 12rc. nominal S.i'es. 2.4X' hales;
recei'-.'s. ' ' tales: stock. A "X hales. (
I.1VEP.1'' Jan 7. 1TT1 'N C'c-se.
Fuct in fa'r demand: rr"-s three p. ir.ts
higher; American m'd.i'ing fair. 4 7"V:
pood midd'ing "i Vc; middling 4.!"r: low mid
illing 5'--; go-.d orriinar) 5 ;-4i . otdirarv
4 4" Tie ulri cf th- da" wra !:. ".)
Va'cs.
CATTLE Receipts or cattle were large
again today. 25o cars being rerirted in
addition to yesterday s run of 2til cars.
As was the cicse yesterdsy a considerahle
proportion of tiie receipts consisted of cows
and heifers, with warmed up or half fat
steers aimost as numerous. Stockers and
feeders were in very moderate supplv.
Owing to the fact that receipts ol feed
ers have ben pretty light of late, in fact
lighter than the demand, buyers of that
kind of cattle were out in the yard early
this morning, and the feeders were the flrt
to se;l it is safe to cay that everything
desirable in the way of good feeding cattle
sold very readily at good, firm prices.
The market on beef steers was slow to
open. Half or more of the receipts were
still hnck when it was time for the mar
ket to open and buyers were disposed to
await the arrivals of late trains before
doing very much business. As a result
they were late about sTetttne out Into the
yards, and It was still later before any
business of consequence was transacted
When the market final! v opened It wss
on the basis ..f about steady prices for
g.iod killi rs. with the less desirable kinds
weaJt to :v lower. The demand proved to
be fairly good so that the later market
was if anything- quite a little better than
the early.
The feeling on the opening was also
lower on ocas and heifers Buyers started
ojt bidding IV lower and in some cases
worse tran ti.at, hut it finally turned out
about steady on the best grades and slow
to a little lower on the other kinds. The
demand wans good and the market showed
more atrer.ar;:. toward the close than ex
pected. Wuotations on cattle: Oood to choice
cornled steers. S5 1.Vrir.t75; fair to (rood
comfed steers. 14 5ttif..l5: common to fair
comfed steers. S3.5;n .60; good to choice
cows cud heifers. S3 .V'M 35. fair to (rood
cows and heifers. S2.5rvl common to
fair cows and heifers Sl.,Vsif;.75: good to
choice stockers and feeders. S4 0OS4.4O: fair
to good sto, kers and feeders. S3 414 ')-.
common to fair stockers and feeders. 12.75'ii
S.35
Representative sale:
BEEP STEKRS.
Kansas City Live Mark Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Jan. 7 -CATTLE
Receipt. 14.1X4) head. Including S) o"jt It
em, market steady to lvV lower; choice
exports and dressed beef steers. S4.9lV.i55fl;
fair to good. S3. I)! 4 90: western steers.
S3.75"56 00; stockers and feeders. S3.'if4 ii;
southern steers, S3SOM45t': southern cows,
S2.2Mi3 50; native cows. SI.S'3-4.Sft; native
heifers. S7S. 4514.75; bulls. 12 4 00; calves.
S.17T..75.
HOGS Receipts. 32.600 hesd. largpst re
ceipts In the history of the local yards.
Market 10c lower; top. S4 50; hulk of sales.
S4 3OU4 40; heavy. 14 3VtJ4 5"; packers. 14 30
GV45: plgw and lights. S4 0rVi54.40.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. S.500
head: market strong to lop higher: lambs,
Sri. low .90; ewes and yearlings. 14 25uj4 90;
western yearlinars. ISOmaSei: western
1 sbjeep. t4AKuo.flO; stockers and feeders.
S3, m "3 4. 2.
Hie,
1C
e 1
.c,
1
Liverpool strata Market.
LT'ERPihI Jan. 7 -WHEAT - FpM
firm. No I red western winter, notn.na.'v
7s liAjd; futures ea ; aiarcn s d ilav
OORX-Suot firm, prime mixed American,
new 5s 7d. prime, mixed American, old 5s
7Sd; future quiet, Jan 6 5"rd , March 5s
1 1 a d.
Dalath r.rala Market.
Dt'LlTH. U iii . Jan T.-rWHE.T-S'j
I mirthern. Illca,. No 2 nortr.ern
Htr; Ma. SI 13. July. S! 12V.
OATS if
Expre
Rea,i
Ribtet
Rustier p'd
and f'ne n-.e.f.uT, were tronar Eaier con- r steel
ditlops ireaiie,l r. lower grades. The lead- 1 I e Steel id
ir western 14 jot iti. ns ransfed as follows. . VnVwii enemies.
Kertu.ky. In.i ai.a and Mi"urt three- ' v -'" " '
e't. t) s t'l. l i.u 2v: quart -r bkid. 2su:r. I '
S.'. ueej vn'j.-i T'tai. fine. 12 month..
7" !; fine " to s nn rti . 4rVic; fall. ;
5.Vc. Calif .".ii. northern. '.'t5c; mid- ,
iile cyiir.iy. 5-c-n-; scut Hern. 5Vi5sc; i're- 1
ron eastern. N" 1 itaplK. 7-a-, eastern.
V.i 1 clot"-tug- i".',4 "!: eastern average. Q 1
ailev. N" . 1. i.ajc. Terr.t.-ry. i
s. ouri-d 'n:: Fine staple. 70a72c; fine
rii-liii", staple. te.rflr fine cloth'ng. rf !
".'. fin i um clothing. &fi3c . ha! !
bitxid. ik-i7c. tl.res-.uf.ths No.h1. o3i3c: ,
ouarter lxvl. il.jCai.. p ,!le,i ex'ra. :fl"ic: j
fine A. Hf" : A I'-rs 4Of5c
ST JjOI'IS. Mi. Jsn. 7 W-X)L 8'eadr :
me.4-ij.Ti grads. corrmrg and clothing. Si'
fitlc. Hir'.t f ne. 1-: . ueay fine. Ihim '
its", t Jli a'.e.l. St,ia7.
Wauaa.1 Pfl
W -i.a Kam EiP"sb
W eat i:-.gno.ee kl.ecinc . .
W eal era I loo
W fteeiing a L E -
W .aeocaaa I'entral
Wla CeetraJ ptd
Nrtaer Pactac
C.aat Sjrcn pffl
Cea-ral Leather
Cemral L-eala-r ptd
laiereoeougn Mel
lot Met pd
o-4nSW.d fteel
Tai aa.s for iae day.
:-.
41
jo, j.- 3
a e ;
i . :S --
.4 . -e :-
5 r :- 17,
!-a ': l;' 1'
-4
Tin
I'.l 4 . ', 4' , 41
M -a 1"-, .7
.... 7
,
U.w IS lS U
a ii1 i-s i -
:7- ;" .Ta
7X "
7 N 41,
14 : i,
w It St IT ,
e41 a0 atvarea
Kvaporaled Apples aad Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. -EVAPORATE'"!
A F Pt ES M .rk. t c n'ir. jes quiet, '-'-it 1?
.1 little sft-a.l-er !n tore oa-ir.ff to the r
fus.il of the holders to meet ioaer views
Fan.-y are quote! hi KiillL-e: c' otee. u.4
fV."r prirre "'.-'; ' frv't. !':.-'"V
rF.IFI' FRl'ITS Prunes are s'ea.iv .n
sto', witli r.i.itatinne rnnf 'n fr .m 5:4
Mllc for Cal'f..rn,a fru't to 7't7ie for Ore
g -n " s to At.ri. 's ,-ir- uncliani d.
wo.. ,.,.ice iijotod at 2210 extra chcice.
SV fancy Peaches sre ou'et.
Wllh ceoice ...roted at vv:"''aC; extra cl'oce
' 21 ''' ln,c ; fancv at 12'J.'W .xtra fancy
i4-c4'4iv Ra'sir.s fire uncl"s"e4i. a-'tli
lr.oe m'l'"Strf1 f.i;. led St 7 ' S'-.-di'd
e,s'n 7cil"ac. and 1-oi.i.n lavers. II 7 -i
Ae A. Pr i. as pf
IS .."S S 71 r 14 4 S
11 I 75 4! HSJ 4 SN
5 9hJ S 9 If 14 II 5 It
15 1155 4 y 5 Ml I U
IS "7 4 1.1 4 li; i 30
13 l'.7S 4 55 1 9 1254 I 4i
COWS.
t 9'J J V 9 929 I an
f J049 579 t ll.j I 40
I . 1 7". J 95 I 4V
lo 4 I 91 ! 1;. I (lo
I I'll 111 I 4-1 I 14
I !"0 S ' 4 1257 I 45
I". 941 I 1.1 : mh I 40
v- 1 is 4 not j to
11 3t T4 tl ji 1 45
t nw s v e isu 4 j
4 ro 1 -.5
IIE1FKP9
1 - I : s -"jim
4 ? . t l
25 .4-1 I 75
'.s 1 r l ti 4 is
I M7 i r
BVLTS.
1 ; 41 "4. 3
1 " - T un I i
2 :'.:. J fri 1 .I6.V1 1 s
1 1791 : n 1 :: 3 at
1 V.94 I 1" 1 1140 I 7J
I Ifl 111
CALVES.
4 4 '1 5.1 1 71 5 oil
' r..". S r 4 134 I 25
21-5 9 25 2 110
1 V. 9 91 t I S t 9
9 . II 4 t-j t r i 5 M
4 51 1 It... 5 irt
1 ! 11 1 50
SToCKTPS AND FEEDERS
7e. t I" 4 4.:
10 ... 4.7 I V. ... , M
4 k; in :i ..w in
1" 9J I 4 . 7 . . w IH
7. . .. 44 t I 1 V , , I r,
32.7 91 11 9t t
"7 91 29 941 I 9
II T 4 J 50
St. Loals Lire Mock Market.
FT. LOCIS. Jan. 7. CATTLE Receipts, '
t V"I head. Including- 24) Texans. Market I
steady; native shipping and export steers. I
Io..5.itri Oft; dressed beef and butcher steers. 1
S4 i6. 44.; sters under I f") pounds, SI 26 I
(u-4.40. Blockers and feeders. S2.t""il'4 .25: cow J
and heifers. S 2,Vj6 .!; canners. Sl.cs.uS 25;
buils. tl.ia-i'l.Sv; calves. S3 5o39 1.). Texans !
and Indian ste. rs. S2 3 1ii. 25 . cows and j
heifers. S15(u3.75.
H siS Receipu. 13J1 head Market
steady. Figs and lights. 14 10 j 4 55. pack-1
ers. I4.')'j'4 .55, butchers and best heavy, j
S4.45n-4i. ,
SHEtP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.5i. I
Market steady, native muttons. ; I
lambs. Sl.5oii.v75; culls and bucks. SJ.Oo-j j
2.75; Blockers, S2.6o6S.25. j
St. Joseph Lisa Stock Market. j
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jan. 7 CATTLE Re
ceipts. S.otfi hesd; market, steady to 10c 1
low er; natives. S4 ori6 75; cows and heifers.
tl.75y4.Sc; stockers and feeders. Sli25.a.'i. 1
HOGfi Receipts. 13 524 head; market, 6 I
51.V lower; top, S4 474; bulk of sales, 14-26
61 35.
SHEEP AND I-AMBS Receipts. 22
head. market, 10c higher: lambs. Si-aorgt) 95;
yearlings and wethers. S4.SOra6.40.
Slows City LI Stock Market.
SIOl'X CITT. Jan. 7. 'Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipts. 1,100 hesd. msrket 1
lower; Blockers strong: beeves, S3 5j4 50;
cows and heifers. S2.0t63 75; calves and
yrarllr.gs. SZ OCeqfl 40.
HOGS Receipt. 6.n head; market 10c
higher, selling- at H 'ui.i; bulk of sales.
14. 3041. 3.
! COMES TO OMAHA TO LEARN
I Laaraster Offlrlal kiawi Where to
net Information that Will
I Help II Im.
i
Jar,,h Raer. clerk of the district court
elect for Lancaster county, wss In the city
Tuesday getting- new Ideas to use in con
ducting the office in Lincoln of which he
I takes chsrge Thursdsj".
' "Majma Oharta was revised and Im
' proved in making the constitution of the
VTilled States. said Mr. Baer. who used
to be a school teacher and superintendent
of schools and I, therefore, "up" on hl
tory. "My object In coming to Omaha I
I to ee the methods UB.-d. here and to absorb
i and utilise anything that may be better
than what we are now using In Lincoln."
J. F. CARPENTERWELL INSURED
Leave Policy of Thirty Thoasaad
Dollars, !laklna Total Fort no mt
Two Haadred Thoaaand.
The agrreiiafe fortuee left to hi heirs by
J Frank ( srpenter. 1t Is lesrned from in
timate sources, is more than Sl'5.00, as In
dicated by the official filing of the estate.
He is said to have carried San.onri of life
Insurance and left other property which
would bring the total of his possession up
to. If not over, the S2"ori mark.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of
ciral western
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City ..
Pt. Joseph
Br. Louis
Chicago ,
prin-
llve stock at th six
markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
. 3")
. 2.100
.14.0
. 3.0S5
. 3 5")
. 4
17.7')
S
32 fV O
13.53K
IS. 5
4o,n1
S.000
STO
2-
2. .i
12.000
32.i5 122.816 17.226
H(." iS Keoeij ts
morn 1. g. tie
jt !( ere verv
rge
NFW
oil firr-
r as
9 7''. n
llils
Y ""K
'PT.'
O r leu ''
"r P'
i:Ik.
aad
Hull.
te.".
f4 C
-'Mt- 1
.tfe-
e..r,.
S-.t
irreni'ne.
d N.
lltl'e. '
Fl"-SIN"-'
13
1 .11, C'T
: a -.-.- 11 7
i.pn. nts
; e: . s' r j .He.:.
i" Pt . Jar 7 -r
-t. 14.7'
ace'-r.-
1 m.i; n t 1 11 .. d
"iII.-4.-d-t hM-
1
ir
ri
rial.
Uihlo Saaaly of Crala.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7,-Sreclal cable and
ie.egr,hM. cmmiitilrat1..na received by
R- Istreets show an urnxu in 1.1 -
4 -1 'y c-f 4i,..a bt-nii
rts't' wueal
N EW
mar k.-t
5 j...lt.t
'nchi-iir
Mac. !C
N 1 .-I,
in.Tkt. o
Market.
FFF.E-
YnHK. Jan
ri. aet (trady at a net a1vr of
Sales Were rrteJ of 11 TVl bar
rfav-.orv o T.-. .VfSritl. jee;
J'l-y. a.-. fent,rrtr.
-'" I'oiv-.I.t 4 9, Slot
'eV 5" 1 No 7. Cl-'.Rc: S.nt V.
M.1J 1 .f.'te.
'J:et, C"..rl n. 5'.Jj.
Pore-law
laliVDON. Jan. T Money, which was In
j go.1 supply on th market today. was
i absorbed bv repay mania to t he Bank of
' Fjialand fitacount were eaay on the
ture 1 clearer international money outlook. Trad- I
ing on tr ok excr.arg waa cheerful !
w ih a rather better investment demand. J
This improved tn g!lt-elged securities.
wHie teoier continental advice caused ,
a hardening of foreigners. Amerv-an si. are ;
wer cheered by favorab'e Wall street '
r.ea jJa bJJirg TLey went ever.
NEW
firm . f
3.i"oi
4 4V;
4 15c;
4 1-V
mould
YORK. Jan 7
lr re!rnr g 3 4.'.-.
ref.ned. sed- No
Nn. . 4 -0c ; No. '
No.
No
A.
1!
M olaase.
-Si "OAR-Raw.
mo!c.seg sugar
. 4 500 S"., 7
Vn 1,,'
(je.ra- the t eaiie.r
11 an aa ,n a poo.: irauy vieeks At t.ie
same time l.,r.' rur.s i-.i rep.:te,i Bt all
c.ti.er market p, in:s. with prices every wi. ere
!.- I'nd.-r n-i, cond'tions t..e inaraet
'er- r.itjrai c oj.er. d i-.w and lower
e. ' v - ' -'! a T.eriillv Sc lower than
es;erda' g.r.cral 11 arket C'n the op-n
'" K o,4 v-ry tieel at and r:g!-.t
a. ..-t n 1 Si 2... whet ens f sterna v 14 3' was
-:e p. ;!!.! ; ri. - T!.e trade waa a: n,
:" Ti mill" and afer tiie more - r
ger.t . er filled it became le,s so
At the nn.. t 11 e pi:., weakened ,rr un-.il
: '-.e n.arat wis r's'-t a. I. .wer tusn yea
le'.OSV . Se.lers .ere Hat italic bm kwar.l
flxi.it makirg t.-e -. n- n .,i,s. while buyers
l.ll t'.al c, tj,., 1' 1. 1.1, v, . r- b'l 01, t:,e!r s'.le
a:.,l wen.- j. : ier.t ij.,.t Ins.st.r.g on i.e
d- i.I.e.
i n toe . l.e "t was i ard w. rk to get
over 14 f..r aritt. re. -A'.ile I a lit and
.cfca desoalie li.a.la a-i, e en umler that
S'.re I l ls means teat a ...! si are of
ieiJWc.
12 71.
4 -is"; ISO 4 irr.
.4. . '.d. corr-ct'eners" A 47.
4 26c- crushed. 8 4a- mitd..
,i : granu'sted. 4 9 V; e'tbes. 5 I.V.
I Ji' 'ljloo'e-o.p'i) . .-e- crl-en
kettle, g.i.l to choice. S4'o2r
1 1
r-pen
t.- e da;. re, el; ls a. ii ai
q-:lt.- a lltt.e i:tlk t.g cf
on ,p as li.K'i a 4 j...
F ; 1 eeriiative sales
1 4 S. with
e early -s 'eg
top at S 25.
Market.
The iry
Dry 4.0O44
.-Nr. iv li'Klv. Jo 7 The ry er.rt,.,
market was oulet today Ore.ii? o.tloc
n tne trad is materMiiv im: roved ar.d
is grad la'le inflwnn-g both b ivera er )
sellers fro"-t marVfs are j .let. Cotton
Tarns sre fa.ny r.11.
No A b Pt ha at ik Pr
i 14! K I '" I .. . .74 4 1
41 . . H4 .4 I'l 44 . . i ifr. 4 JJ
7." . ".! 41 4 IJ . .ill H 4
44 . . ::. 41 4 I as . . :.: i
ri 4 "... n in 4
9 ICS 4 91 4J 1 10 4 24
IT . 413 29 4 20 14 ... J.T t CT
.. .:4 4 . 14 : 4 z5
"I.. . . '.In 4 " 4 !H
94 : a 14) 4 s is I"; .
' 2-" 4 .-. kt la 4 ("4
42 - 4 4 4 t 7 . : 7 ' 4 r
: 4 4 . n i". so !"i,
a.....e 4 -'- :u
Tntsls ....
OSS AMA XrTOLts ALE MARKET.
Staplo aad Paaey Prod we.
EGGS Fresh selling eggs, candled. Ijc.
BUTTER Con. nion. 16. , fancy tub sod
roll. l"S".9c; creamery, 31c.
CHEESE New full cream. Wisconsin
twin. HHo; new full cream brick. 17c; do
mestic new Swiss. ISc, new llmburger. litj
lie; young Americans. l"eC.
LIVE POULTRY' Springs, 7Vk: hens
THc; roosters. Sc; ducks. c. geese, 9c; tur
key. '2c: nlgeors. ic tier dcx.
DRESSED POULTP-T-SDrings fsncy, Sc;
hens. 3uc; roosters, 4c; ducks, 10c; geeso.
ln. rorkevs. loul.c.
HAT Choice No 1 .island. 120.00; mtxlium,
19 No. 1 lotlom, Ss'j; off grsdet. from
S5 V't)6 50. Bye straw, 17.00. No. I al
falfa. r.1.00
VEGETABLES.
PCTATOES-Pcr b'l.. tlcrTic.
1 CAB BAGH Holland seed, per lb.
ONIONS Red Gicoe, per bu..
Den. a. per crate, II 35.
SWEET PoTATOES-Sma!! bbl..
CALR)T8-Pr Lu.. 75c.
TUHMPS- Per bu., c.
I PARSN'IPli-Per bu.. Tic.
CELERT Michigan, ter bunco,
NAVY BEANS per bu.. No.
Lima. 7c i,c-r lb.
REEF CUTS
No. 1 ribs. i3,c. No 2 rib, lie; No S
rir. T'yc. No. 1 loin. 19c; No. 2 loin. 13c
No 1 l.iln. 9 ; No. I cbuck. Vc. So t
(h-jek. ic: So 3 chuca. ic. No 1 round
S1-; .'o. J riui.d. 7c. No S roor.d. tVjc'.
No. 1 plate. .eV ; No. 2 plate, io. No. 3
plate, 41--.
TROPICAL FRClTa
ORANGES Florida, per to T2T2; Call-
djinia-WiiMiijion nave . L 5o
GRAPES-Malaga, heavy weight per
keg H 50, Maiagaa, medium weight, iter
keg 14 .
G RA"b. rRUlT-Flcind. per box, K Jt
fjh
' BANANAS -Port Limons. per bunch fit
, si
! F1G3 AND DATES-Srayrr.i -gs. 7.
truan. per lb, I415e; Smyrna Tgs -,
nown. per lu., 124:jr: Smyrna f.ga 4.
1 ciown per Ih. loif'ilc. Cailfornia figs. Uixes
, 10 cartvr.s. 85c; Cailfornia figs boxes l
! rara'otis. S5-; Ca!lorn' figs, bulk per lb"
c; Hallowl dates per lb. S,c: Khadrawi
1 date, per lu.. . ; galr date, per 10. 5-c'
Far 1 dteg. 11-ib boxe, pr lb. ec
I i-c-jw j 1 o rsocv. aw ana 2si biss
I c e Mao, saira cnoice, sou and 191'
I box. S4.uA
! COCOA.VUTS-Pr ack. St SO; per dogen.
Iflnsc.
S2.au;
per
:. per
FRf'ITB
I PPLES-New Tore! Klnr.
! SS i-.; ' None aurfa." tser barrel
,'. i' LTM, H-'-i, UTm.vU-m ier'hamiaU
per barrel
M 75; fealt-
Special Aaaouncement Rrgardlna thi
National Pare Food aad Dras Law.
We are pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles Is not sffected by ths National
Pure Food and Dmr law as R contains no
opiates or other harmful drugs, and wt
recommend It as a safe remedji Xor children
and adults. All drufglsn.
Homeseekers'
Fares
are now in effect to many
points in Kansas, Colo
rado, Utah, Wyoming,
Idaho. Montana, Oregon
and Wa.shintrton. Both ir
rigated and unirrigatetl
laud may be bought cheap
in all these states. So oth
er part of the world haa
greater or more valuable
opportunities to offer to
intelligent and indus
trious seekers for homea
and competence than have
the above states.
EVERY FIRST AND THIRD
TUESDAY
of each month during 1903
these low round trip
tickets will be on sale
Via the
Union Pacific
For pamphlets and in
formation in regard to
rate, inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE
1324 FARNAM STREET.
'Phone Douzla 1823.