Nebraska Newspapers

    THE 0MAI1A DAILY DEE: SATURDAY. JANUARY 1. 1909.
I --,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
&3Tincct at Close of Wednesday
Makes Trade Wonder.
AEVIXOrMEST OF EXrCET IS BIQ
fcLdtt Cwblea Cavoae, Ulae; Sgalaat tbe
I. aSket, feat tha Ball Faction
0 wpport far oil oad Close
.ILl.!.. .
la Strong;.
I OMAHA. Jan. 17. W,
' TV ,.a.a.ur.. - .1 1 1, a plnu v a-
Kerday and the development of export trads
lliaa trailer tntHlm. I .at a cable cause
fweULng against tha market, but the bull fac
tion cava some good support aria an gram
ksloeas strong.
vnaat wu a rttia auft on sailing si m
pevlng In response tw weak cables and o
hear.T ArgwiUna shipment. I,ater offering
grow lighter and the strength In corn
cared tbn ahorte gtwl started them cover
4ng May wheat opened at Wo and cloned
at r.nr..
I'iTn r.vwhneA afenjlv AT 1 am I mini a ciuae
Mid worked higher early on fair buying and
llctbt offerings. May corn opened at wHo
atul eloaert at Mo.
Osis ware strong and worked higher with
offerings light and a fair commission house
demand noted tnrather with a depled
aatern ato-Jr.. May oat opened at Wo
ana uoaaa at rt"a. .
V r!iunniaa .jr 77.000 hushes or corn
FLtM busbe-ls cl aata. and wheat nd flour
u ml tn I48.00O bushels.
i Yjwifwwii ninaed Url tr 4d lower on
aUlat m-A it, i.ufa- n U(i higher on corn
Seaboard repotted as.nuu cusneis 01 wne.
and 60,000 puaheli of com taken tor ri"
lr m r-v vr,r. rerelnte were 6i3.0u0 bu.
Mr, A l. Inmate,, a , cm 21 7 I Y1 1,11 . mrajnSt re-
eipta liuit year of 434.SU0 bu. and ehlp-
!niiK4a 1fa( rum titi
i Corn receipts wero. 770,000 bu. and shlp
nrnnta warn 6.U0O0 bu., against receipts
last year of 83,100 bu. and shipments of
J,0ttf bu.
Ziooai ran ca or options;
ArUcloa.l Opan. ItlBh.J Low. I Cloae.l Yea'y.
WHeat-t
M -. a I i
Mayl
Juiy.J
fVutl
M4 itAt; fpi
o, ; HOT
W'li ' 80
r f4 f
C3 MH M
7 TS 47
8t 8if
91
SI Taj
M
E4s
MS
91
Corn 1
jnayw
Juljrl
HoDtJ
fiat a-
B4M11
47HI
3
64
4"4
jvta-yw
OiuHa Oaah Prleea.
WfTTOAt-No. t hard. Wo; No. hard.
Bii8B6c No, 4 hard, toe; Uo. a aprim, Sirf
A9ci no grada 15a
tJOBNNn. . 63oj No,' 4. 61H6c: No.
ft yeJlow. M4e; Ko. . yellow, 63V4ct So. t
olISiYWxed. 4747ioj No. whtta,
!eV&Wm,c: no. m j&sea
fXtvlat fcaoarata.
Wheat. Corn. Oat.
364
171
f'Mlnneapolla ., 2
Omab . .. mm..-
38
CUXCA.OO OaXll AND PHOVialOXS
rtatarea of tB Tradias and Cloalnar
rrlraa on Board of Treat.
" CKTOAaO, Jan. 17. Wheat rrlcea on the
Kohanaro advanced more than lo today,
fcwlna- to confirmation of recent reporla re
icardlruf damage by the Hcaalan fly to the
winter aown crop In the aouthweet. At
the cloee tHe Wy delivery "bowed a net
aaln of .ilo. Corn wa up Oats
wr-H'h'U" hlabet Vrovlslona were a
hadb to lifco lower. . ...
Tha Vheat markat opened weak on iell
1n by Pit 4radara, whloh wa broueht out
V looal'eablea and by continued liberal
reoelpia In tha northweHt. Before the end
of tha flrat half hour, however,. the mar
ket began to "how algna of reuovery and
ateadlly (talned to Btrenith. the remainder
of tha day. The chanr in aentlmant wa
duo primarily to an advance In corn, but
tire, bulliabaaaa auwlfasted Jate In the ae
alon wa chiefly the result of a etatemimt
"Jailed by" a'Et. Tula trade Journal-con-
Jflrmlna; thepravlouB reporia
J iyIt-wtaw-efitofll t "TOWth of Wlieat In
y rr.ua. j fiaima nf Am h 11 reserves
in farmere' handa In North Dakota ln
aplred adrimonaf demand. torte-w-jre
aottvo buyer tba laat .half of the cUy,
The market closed atronir. May opened
H-o to W9H l 11
vaneed to 11.04 and closed at 11.04 k.
r rhat and flour were equal
to .no bu. Knporta for the week as i
shown by Bradstreefa were equal w o.ouu,
n bu. Primary recelpta were 663.000 bu..
compared with 433,Xi bu. the corr-pond-ln
day one yeaf ar. Mlnneupollst. Tiluth
and Chicago reported recelpta of S61 cars,
Malnat 8L1 care one year ago.
Tha early break, in wheat caused some
weakness In corn during the first few
tnlnutes of tradlnr. but the market sunn
rallied and bald strength tha remainder
of the day. An unusualty active demand
from aoutharn and northwestern rtnalors
for oaan corn WM largely responsible for
tha upturn. A number of the bull leaders
were among the late buyers. The market
...m.a aimnr Ma.v opened a shade lower
i at BOHo. sold at 0H'3V!, and then ad
f aaea4 to ili4o. Tha close, was at 6lo.
)oaI raoeipits wera sat cars, wnn one tj
tsl oantraot rrapa,
4 -. . mA mPmmA w a n Ilia, all
flay. Tha market opened a trifle easier
atonA wiui wneat ana corn miiu i i . iau
ih the advanoe In those rratns. May
opened lower at Ho, aold up to 644o.
tma Closed t arsji.a. w w'l""
war in oars.
provisions war weak because of free
aies by local paokera, A decline of ligna
In tna pnos OI IITW nvi Bi.ri-u inn aeti-
ing. At tha oloae May pork was off 109
vjwj at tlS.?na, Lard was a shade lower
at 3. Witt 06, Blba wera 7)1ita lower,
svt l7.m4rfW.lD.
EstimatAd raoaipts ror tomorrow are:
VftVoeat. 14 cars; corn, fc cars; oats. 16
carat hoga, vau) neao.
Tha leadlne; futures ranged as follows:
'Artlcea. Open. lllgii. Low, Cloae.l Tes'y.
WTieat
Hay
truly
1 1
l oj4gi
4V t(Hi
vrk 89'-.
85'i
6U
69Ss
64H
tCom-a
Way
July
na.l 1H'fiO'ws!
(TH'a91.'fi''Mr4,l
6!H
69H.
69S
1
6y'
MOate
6W
l"H4l6eH"N.
fj'r
lMay
July
Wuly
trk
Jan.
May
trd
Jan.
May .
4T'
47
474 47SW4
4WJ
44
46WI
4l
46
11 Kt4
13 KMi
13
13 60
t 06
K5
7 UH
U 4-Vs
U 0
U 3
13 37Vil
8 w
am
0U
M
06
a an
7 15
kSTJIie
a
sM-t
f i7l
12l
f 'No, t. a Old. b kesa. -Oman
Quotations wera as follows:
VtaTTli-Ouiatt winter natanta. 11 SiVtr
M.7bl straJghU. I4.2&.84 701 spring Yatenta
15 Strftignia, H.!jH,1U, patters. S3.3S
m3 K&. .
WllUJl lw, s spnng. u l"J'l,ll! lo S
Wprir
I CO
OA
COHN-.'o. 2. 6a6i)Hc; No, yellow. SH
-oit-n- b ovTsci rsow - wnue, dohtf
a.. a ... .
Pi
Ktis-Ma. 1. 830. .
atARLCT lBir t choice malting. ScO
1"J.
; eHICDcV-BTsjB, Jfo S northwestern. ll.aH.
i Tlnia timothy, $140. Clover, contract
! trade, W OO.
i PROVIHION Short rlba, stdes flooeel.
s631WP.0(X, Maaa pork. rr bbl., 1..87H
1100. laard. per ltt lha, J7J0. fiiiort clear
Ik. (boxad), 4.7VJf7.0O.
f FoUowlnsr ware the receipts and ship-
Juenta ot Aaur and grain:
r Keoelpts. Shipments.
ftntTA '- ,i I, 21.U0
VhawL K"- Me 2s,0
torn, i i 1 1 . JSOJ
AhlIs. i l i, ',jJ"l 1)2.3X
1 On rhe Produca exchange today tha but
4tr maullet was firm; creameries, JWtc;
fajrlea, Vtiffle. EgKa, firm: at mark, cases
JTiKdv-ded. 34t7'Xo firsts, X6c; prima firsts,
m extras, Sao. Ctteeaa, steady; llHtclSH
. Pearta Grata alarket.
rpOBJA, Jan. 1Y. CORN -Firm; No. S
a-ellosr. 1uVj; No. . 644Jttc; No. 4.
VlUct no grade, 4tjTc.
r OATS-tlrml No. t white. 61iic; 'No. I
arhlt, CPcl No, 4 wbtte, 4t)c:
'. i - ;
Llvervool Grain sal Pravlaiaa.
, TaTVElRPOOU Jan. 17-W HEAT Spot
gtttadn No. I red weatam winter, 7s 10d;
luturaa steady; Maroh, a May, 7s
easy: rrtma Ameiiraa m'rud
) st, aws aa4id; prlnka Aiuerlcaa aUxed
spot, old. 5s ; f'ltures quiet; Jsntiafr, 6s
.tSd; MarcU. 6s l',d. - . ...-,.
SF.XS Villi liKNKH 41, M4.RKF.T
- , . ' . , .i.
Featarea ef 1 radius; and Prlea
l.eaallac Coaimnallt lea.
NEW TultK. Jan. 1,. - Tl flt Rclp a.
lSi4 bhls. ; exports. n,i ht1s. ; market
quiet ami steady. Minnesota patents,
U : Mlntir,ta bnkerfi. ft miiliiiS: winter
pnienta, f I K.ti6.a&: winter straights. 4.fte11
4.73; winter entras. H.76A4.0; winter low
grades, rift.' $4 10. Rye flour, firm; fstr to
good. I4.iffi5 15; choice to fancy. 5.5fl.bt.
Buckwheat flour, steady, H.00 pef w'
t'DRNM EA I Firm ; fine white snd
yehow, I1.40&1 60; ,-oarse, $1,36 413;',.;
kiln dried. $1.30 I 80.
Rf.i-Klrm; No. 3 western, 93Vic. t. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT-Receipts, ft.000 bu.; exports. ,
437 bu.; spot market firm. No. i red. l.0i7,
elevator, and ll.t f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
northern Ouluth. $1 22W f. o. b. afloat; No.
1 hard winter, 11.16 f. o. b. afloat. Esrly
oVcllne of c. due to lower rabies and
big Argentine shipments were replaced by
a sharp afternoon advance. Reports of
green bug damage In the southwest uncov
ered a big short Interest snd flnsl prices
showed Val'.c rise. May. 11.10 lS-lUfi l.llfs,
closed fl.U'; July. 11.06'gl .08, closed
$i.o;v
CORN Receipts. 14.125 bu. : exports. 34.
V bu.; Ppot market firm. No. 3, 7c, nomi
nal elevator, and 06c f. o. b. s float; No.
I white, g7',4c; No. t yellow, S7e f. o. b.
afloflt. Option market was generally firmer
on light farm offerings and closed He net
higher. May, 70''Sl70e, closed 7Vc; July
closed 8Hc
OATS Receipts, (17.600 bu.; exports. I.7S5
hu.; spot market dull. Mixed. .6 to W lbs.,
63Hc: natural white. 2ft to 33 lbs.. HWW;
clipped wlilte, 33 to 40 lbs., 86WW-0.
IIAYQulet; good to choice. 1.0G1.10.
1IOPH Stesdy ; state, common to choice.
1907 crop. 12lc; 10 crop, 4o; Pa
cific coast, 1907 crop, 1611c; 108 crop,
6 1( 6c
HIDK8-6leady; Bogota, 19c; Onlral
America, He.
LEATHER Quiet; scld, I427e. .
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; fHmlly. is
6'150; mess, tlO.liVii 11.00; beef hrfms. J'JI.ft"?
24.00; racket, lU.viiM..&0; city extra India
mess. ia.604r23,OilL tit meats, quiet; pick
le 1 hams, JD.00; pickled bellies, tt.Toftfs 50.
Latrd. barely steady; western prime, I7.ifd
8.6; refined, steady; continent. 3S.50; South
America. i9 16; compound, $7.12'i7.3i4.
Pork, steady; family. 17.6W'1S.); short
clear. 116.X0 ift 75: incus. 314 W8 W.
TAMOW Steady; city tJ- Pr pkg ). 6V4c;
country tpkgs. free), &W4"&c.
JiUTTKR Klrm: western faotory, com
mon to firsts. ltf(f?)c. "
C I IKF.8K Firm. I
KfHJS Unchanged; western and southern
firsts, 26c; seconds, JCSat-sC '
POl'TTRY Alive, steady; western chick
ens. 12'gWc; turkeys, l.itrtSc; fowls, western,
10&14C , I
WEATHER IJT TH9 CRAIlr BELT
Fair antarday, vlta Not Mark Change
In Temperatnre.
OMAHA. Jan. 17. 1908.
Ti, wava of rniri weather that spread
over the central valleys Wednesday night
la now affecting the southern end eastern
states. Kreealng weather prevails In the
gulf states and it Is much colder along the
Atlantic coast. Temperatures have mod
erated rapidly In the central portion and
the weather Is much warmer tliia morning
In the lake region, throughout the upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys and west
to the PaMi'lc roast. While considerable
cloudiness Im shown In the central valleys
Henerallv fair weather prevaila and the
outlook Is favorable for continued fair In
this vicinity tonight and Saturday, with
no important change In temperature.
Oniiiha record of teniDeraiure and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day or me last inree cm.
1908. 1907. 1906. 1905.
xtlnlmum trmrjerature ... i"7 . IS , , Zt . 11
Precipitation 00 ..'J '.00
Normal tamperature for today, 20 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
7.7V inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1307,
3.89 Inches. ...
Deficiency corresponding period in 1906,
2.61 inches.
U A. WELSH. Ixical Forecaster.
St. I.ools General Market.
ST. liOUI8, Jan. 17. WHEAT Higher
tr-nir no. 3 red cash. II OlttvWl.03: No. ;
hard. ll.00ei.04V; May, ai.Ot'A5.1.044; July,
CORN Firm; track, No. 2 cash. KHffMc
No. 1 white. 574i6Sc; May, 68V4c; July
OATS Weak; track. No. 2 cash, 61c; No
a Hklta u . . I
KliOUR Steady; red" wJrlteT "Vatefits, J4.66
(ff4.9o; extra fancy and straight. 4.254.60i
clear, 3a.76B4.00.
8liFJ Tlmothv, steady, 33.5034.2tx.
CrRNMKA,Iy-Steady; 12.90.
1 IRAN Steady; Backed east track, S1.0
HAT Quiet; timothy, 11.00til.6O; prairie.
39.0Cyl2.OX
. IR01I COTTON TIF.S 1.10.
BAO3INf lOTic.
HEMP TWINE 11c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady; Jobbing,
313.25. Lard, lower; prime steam, $7.66. Pry
suit meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
?.75; clear ribs, 37.A2V4; short clears, 37.R7H.
Racon, stidv; boxed extra short. 38.63Va;
clesr rihs t4.0: short clears, $8.75.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 8Hc; springs,
OHc; turkeys, 12o: ducks. 9c; geose. 4Vc.
Hl'TTWl Steady; cresmery, 24'30VrC.
KilOS Weak at 21c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 7.0") ,00
Wheat, bu. 36,0iX 43,000
Corn. bu. 196.0UO . 78,000
Oat a bu 8,00t) 62,000
Kaasaa City f.ralm anal Pravlslona.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 17y-WHBAT-Un-changed;
May, $1.00; July, 02He. Cash:
No. 2 hard. cr$1.0i'H; No. S. 7H498c; No.
3 red. l.omjl.01: No. 3, 974c5l.
6EHo; July. &5V.C. Cash: No. t mixed, tiVto;
NO. I. M 0 asv-; INO. 2 wntia, Me: no. a, d4c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 3 white, 6061c;
No. 3 mixed, 4i&60c.
RYB-76fiK)c.
HAY Choice timothy, steady, S12.0O
1150; choice prairie, $8.M9.00.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 31c; packing,
WV4o.
luGGS Steady; extras. Kftic; firsts, 23c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu.m 104 0no t.0i
Corn, bu 3S.0OO 21.00)
Oats, bu 7.000 13,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 17-WHEAT No,
1 bard, SU3H; No. 1 northern. 31.11; No. t
northern. $1.08S1.O9Vi; No. 3 northern. ll.tS'i
j107H: May, $l.uH'ga.n; July, $1.12.
FLOUR Julet, unchanged, but strong;
sales moderate: first patents, $5.ftki.7t:
second patents, tS.5oW6.0: first clears, $4 30
4.40; second clears, $3 B'vg'S.gO.
BRAN In bulk, $20.00.
Mllwaikt Grain Market.
XriLWATJK EE, Jan. 17. WH EAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern. $1.11W1.13; No, !
northern. $L0rtl4oH; May. $1.04.
BAIUaBY trull; No. t. $1.03; sample, 70c
X1.02H.
CORN Steady; No. 2 cash. KigWe; May.
lc, bid.
Dnlntk Grain Market.
DULUTH. Jan. 17.--WHEAT No, 1 north
ern, $l.0Mi: No. 2 northern, $1.07; Mav,
$1.12; July. $L1-H.
OAT-49c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 1 7. SEEDS Clover,
cash and January, $10.62V; March, $10.70;
April, $10.60. Timothy, prime, $2.20. Ala
sine, prima, 110.00.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17 DRY GOO DH The
market continues quiet. An auction sale
of e.OftO pieces of staple silks Is announced
for January 23. Carpet wools are easier,
because of the forced sales. Cotton goods
are being revised. New prices will be
named on 4-4 blwiched sheetings next werx
iKinlms have been reduced. Cotton yarns
are quiot and firmer.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17.--COFFEE The
market for coffee futures closed steady at
a net advance of 6-alO points. Sales were
reported of 42.760 bags, including January
ai b-sdc; r eoruary, s sac: Marcn. t Kxa.i)c;
May. 06fi10c; July. tVKvi.Ac; September,
(.36c: December, 64fii.46c. Spot coffee,
steady; No. 7 Rio. S-ltk-; No. 4 Santos, Sc.
Mild coffee, firm; Cordova, SHtlUc.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta,
NTCW YORK. Jai. 17 EVAPORATED
APPLES Are, steady with fancy quoted at
lOVnltHc; choice. 9'vtllOc; prime, UtisW;
11 ti fruit.. "n 10Vc.
Bank of Ceraaaar Statasaeat.
B FIR LIN. Jan. 17-rTha weakly statement
of the Rank of flertnany shows the follow,
ing changes: Cash in hand Increased to. a
Oni.OTrt mark a, treasury rotes . Increased
marks, other securities "decreased
132,C.U'J0 marks and ..notaa . to riritulailnn
dacrvased 17f,x),0iAi marks. - ,
Treaaary Btateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Jan. H.-Today a state
ment of the treasury baisnrea tn the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $lf1 imorttj gold
rvoerve. shows Atvatlahtw-'S'aam balance.
K.BiJ.3u7: gold oolti and bullion. 1I..S,011;
gold certificates, $t(.ia.0v.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
1
Sharp Reaction of Thursday ii Ex
tended ia Early Session.
BEARS MAKE RUSH TOR COYER
lleary rtaylaa, Arrvmpaalrd ay
Hnmors Imaartiat Flstaaelal
peals, C'aaae Hally ss4 Klnal
Prices Are Ibe lllstkest.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17. Bubstsntlal pro
gress was made todsy In the digeatlon of
spwculatlv profit -taking wntcii nss oeen
accumulating on the stoik market for sev
ers! days past. The sharp reaction wnicn
developed yesterday was yulte widely ex
tended during the early trading today anil
afforded such relief from the pressure
bearing on the market that the way was
opened for a material recovery. The
besrs were active sellers on the derllne
and their aetlve demand to cover helped
the rebound. 80 did the circulation of
rumors of important changes In financial
Institutions, esiieclallv tin alleged pasalng
of control of the Kyullahle Life Assurance
Society to J. p. .vtoi aim. i his rumor,
coupled with the aggressive advance) In
Northern Facinc. was the ettecllve lacior
In turning the market and driving the
bears to rout. Northern Faclflc showed
resistance to the early depression In con
tinuance of the same showing In yeswr
day s decline. The persistence of this
strength, gave It Impressdvene.-s and served
to convince the skeptical that some good
news was forthcoming regarding the stock,
the result being the revival of assertions of
nn intended extra disbursement on the
stock such as were current prior to the
declaration of regular dividend.
Money markets gave striking evidence of
the continued growth of hanking reserves,
both here and abroad, the declining tend
ency of foreign discounts and the appear
ance of continental lenders In the loudon
market driving down the London discount
te here snd discussion ot a possime eariy
gold export movement. Reserves ere now
accumulating so rapidly in isew torn tun
this prospect seems to have no disturbing
affect. The banks have made another
heavy gain on the weVs Interior currency
movement, receipts on balances from the
Interior havlna reached, apparently, fhn
nelshborhod cf JS.iJfO.Oi'O, besides shout
$i&0.000 on sub-treasury operations. That
exports of gold at this time would htng"
on money market considerations rather
than on merchandise accounts agstnst us Is
Indicated by the foreign trade statement
for December, showing an excess value of
exports of SIH.SBO.M. which Is more than
twtre n- nrf-nt ns In December, UOO. Decem
ber gold net imports amounted to $43,444,0.;",
following the $ti.O0i).ftiO brought In during
November. There has been an abrupt fall
ing ff In value of Decomber imports of
rner'h-iodlse to if.3w,i(i, compered with
$110.94J.0n0 In November, and $U4.Sj0.P0 in
1 'eeeir.bi r of 1ti, piakrtg a striking exhibit
of the country's reduced consumption as
an effct of the financial crisis. December
exports, on the other band, have risen
severul million dollars over even the No
vember record to an absolute record for
anv one month of $W.17,4;. The enormous
outward movement of grain and cottoft has
conduced largely to this result.
The violent eirly decline In prices cen
tered largely In the metal Industrials,
amalgamated copper and American Smelt
ing being special targets of attack, for
reasons obvious In the depressed oonditlon
of the mining industry. New York Central
was also pressed for sale sharply, the long
account In the stock having been con
siderably extended In the buying following
the sale of equipment notes. The extent
of the retrenchment plans outlined In re
ports concerning some of the great rail
road systems was a weight on sentiment.
The late recovery was well maintained and
last prices were near the best.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, $3,850,000. I'nited States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Nuuibar nf sales and quotations on stocks
were as follows:
sales. High. Lov Clous.
16
A4aOis Exprasi
Amalramatad Cnpper
Am. (V p
Am. C r. pM
Am. Cotton Oil
An. Cotton Oil fd
Amerlraa Cipreaa'
Am. H. L. ptd
Amartcaa Ira
Am. Lluaeed Oil
Am. Ialaaead Oil pf
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive sfd...
Am. . A R .,
, ,enn MS 4v
, i.a m 11s
n tni so
Ma
111
Ml.
fu
14
la,
I
tJ
WW
4
7lu
l.too Wt 1IH
800
i.ron
sva
1
7ti
Am. g. R. pfd
Am. Sugar Iteflnlnf
Am. Tobacco pfd ctft
Anaeonda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchlfton pfd
Atlantis Cout Line........
Baltimore Ob 10
Bl. Ohio ptd
Brooklyn Raeid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J , az-dlv...
Charapea.e A Ohio
Chicaao oe. W
rhir.10 A N. w
Chlro. M. at St. P
Chlraso T. A T
Chloaia T. T. pfd
C. C. C. tc St. Li
Colorado F. I
Colorado 80
Colo. aY So. 1st pfd
Colo. So. Id ptd
Conaolldatad Oaa
Corn Products
Com Froducta pfd
Tlaware 4t Hudaon
Del.. L. W
Penvtr V R. O
D. a R. O. pfd
Dl.tlllara' Securities
Erte
Ella 1 pfd
Kile Id pfd
Ounsral Eleolrlo
Illlnoia Central
liitarnatlonal Paper
int. Paptr pfd
Int. Pump
int. Pump -pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa (antral pfd..
Kansae City Se
K. C. So. pfd
1mlavlile N
kt i Iran ('antral
Minn. A St. Li
M.. St. P. A 8. 8. M
M , Bt. P. ft. g. M. ptd.
Mtaaourl Pacific
M., K. T
M., K. A T. pfd.
National Load
N. R. R. of M. pfd
Naw Vork Coutral
M. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk W
N. A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
Paopla s Oaa
P., C... C. Si St. L
Pnwt 8t-l Car
Prcaa-d 8. C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Raadins lat pfd
Heading 2d p!d
Rwfiublle Steel
Republic Bteel pfd
Rock laland Co
flock laland Co. pfd
si. l, a s. r. id pfd
Bt. Loula 8. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Southern Pacinc
Eo. Pariflo pfd
80. Rallarar
o. Raliwajr pfd
Tciaa a Par-lflc
T., 8t. L. W
T , St. L. a W. pfd
I r.lon pacific
I'mon Pacific pfd
I'. 8. EapreMk
f. 8. K-aliy
f. 8 Rnhbar
t 8. Rubber pfd
V. 8. Steel
t . I gtoel pfd
Va..('ae,lna Cbamlcal ...
Va.-Caro. C'hem. pfd
Wabaih
Wabuh pfd
Weila-Karso xpreaa
We.tlnKhouae Llectrlc
Wcatern t'nlon
Whoallng la K
Wlaounain Central
Wia Central ptd
Northern Parlftt.'
Ot. Northern pfd
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
' Interborouf h Met
Int. Met. ptd
looe-ShefBeld Steel
1.(IB
f4,
6, 1'") ms uss 11314
. IflO 8014 ISH4 8t4
l.f 91 8m Kt
t.auO Tli Tl Ti
6) I4U. Kfa 4
1, 11 71 TJ
l.o l4 S ft
8W IU W 15
24.100 414 4Sa
l.KO 1604 1 IM
17
I. WO Sl , 31V
1 s ' 'a
4, Mm IM H Wit
I4.0UV 117 114V, I14H
I
1
100 64i 6m K
1.700 21 Vo ,.u, SH,
bf 6i 4 f,:
100 4:114 4S
MO l(r24 1114 103
3.Z00 H1. Hi
I'O 4's 4'e (4
1.600 IM m IM
, 600
1.100 w 1U t
t) fiH b 6H
,) 14 , 34 14 "4
l,w lA'a lS 16
fk 34 MS IS
, J4
100 121 111 l.J
4-) last, 13144 Hit.
tl 11 low llVj
700 6ft tll 4Vi
, 4.40) 1W !0i
400 MS 491 ,f
I. 100 U 12V,
1600 ',4a 3Va 2toj
4 a i:t m
zoo 53
0 101 100 10H4
700 lea If,', 16 'a
K) tSi, U
Kr i4a lt si)
139
10.700 4 41H 41
, 4. 2.SV, C4V. fiSa
j 6V, 64 67
, 1.(00 414k 40 411,
4.
II. ll 10.)', S l"l
.) 3f.v 114 us
fr 6SV) 7 (TV4
ln 7 7 10
300 61 61 ;.i
!4i6
. tE 100 1181, 1144, lit
. 1,000 tuvt ;, 1
ti
T'M t.Va .its U
300 73 76 ' 75
V
317,600 110 M' join,
S4
700 .; , a.",
174a ITS
t 7S 7S 70
. 3,l 14ia )4 1S
. 6.4-) SV, 27", J-
4'4) S C 21
r i. hi,
2. t 30 tt
. 14.4JJ T.i, 7t, A i
"S
. 2.1AJ ins 1"S "' V I
6.10 34 13 34
n 2 IS 2S
31 III 13 14a,
I Xf 3s MS
104. 3,4) IMS IS 1'4S
4U0 J', tl K
It
30 lis l
. t:iS H M'i
2" W HI U
, 57. 40 'S 2i 2S
II. ii is 3S IMS
200 17S ITS 17S
M
14 , S
. I'W ITS ITS 1'
110
(0 ail 6O 3,,
1
600 T ( 4S
14
l'K 4J 4! 40
. 30.4 O !2S U"S
. 14. 4-W 124S i:4 124S
7 17', ITS KS
3S US
4 S S
6'1 SIS 11 US
rl 41 41 41 S
l.'T.o ahar.-a.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Jan. 17. Money was plenti
ful on the market today and dla-ounis
were easier on free purchases of bills
by ths continent. Trading on the Stock
exchange developed a aeak undertone,
and realisations by recent speculative
buyers affected gilt-edged securities and
home rails adversely. The newa regard
ing the Japanee budget from loklo
meakened Japaneae bonds, poor traffic
returns depressed Grand Trunk, wliilo the
reduction in the dividend of Amalgamated
Copper and the decline in the price of
the metal Were responsible lor the de
pression in copper shares American au
curltlea opened fairly ateady. but irregu
larity developed soon and this was fol
lowed by a downward tendency whirf
brought values , generally below parity.
Canadian Pacific waa the weak leature,
but Southern Pacific and Union i'aciflc
were comparatively ateady. Later tha
Well street opening became irregular,
then New York suld and the market
Closed dull but easy.
PARIS. Jap. 17. Trading 00 the Bourse
here today was Irregular. Rentes wore
lower on the decision to press lae in
come tax In the Chamber of Deputies.
Japanese shsres snd toppers were dnwn.
HK.HLIN. Jan. 17. The tendererv ef ttw
tracing en the Hnir twlay was weaa.
Americans were lower.
RRPORT r THR Ct.RRIti HOI B
Traaaactleaa at tke Asaaelated Raaka
far the Week.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17 -Brsdstreet s bank
clearings report for tlie week end'ng Janu
ary 1 shoas an aggregate of $.7J a-H.iasJ,
as sgslnst $..1t.K2ll.iMi Inst week and P4fi.
W!.uu tn the corresponding week last year,
t'snsdlan clearing's for thesek total r.' -1.
(. ss against $XK.44ll.isn last week snd
ll 920,111 in the ssme week last year. The
following is a list of the cities:
rngi j Inc.
CITIES.
Clea
Dec.
New York
Chicago
Boston ,
Philadelphia
St. liouls
fittsburg
Pan Francisco
Baltimore
Kans.is City
t'iuclnnatl
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Clevrland
DetK.li
iiOlilsville
l,os Aneles
Omaha
Milwaukee
Seattle
?t. Paul
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Denver
Fort Worth
Richmond
Albanv
Washington
Salt Iike City
Portland. Ore
Colttmbns. O
St. Joseph
Memphis
Savannah
Atlanta
Spokane, Wash.,...
Toledo. O
Tacotna
Nashville ..1
Rochester
Hartford
Peoria
Den Moines
Norfolk
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Davton
Portland. Me
Sioux City
Springfield, Mass...
Evansvllle
Birmingham
Syracuse
Augusta, Oa
$1.CS.W3.' .
Ilft.llS.nst .
lHS.Sti8.fSVI. .
l:t,.l).'.
bl.t.i.
. 4a',fUS,(, .
Stl.!') ..
I 1t.flfl .
:m.kk.voh
-'4. 999.00.
n. 1 7.VHM .
i 22,ai3.or-Y
IH.i78.oi .
13.I91.COO .
; ii.tcn.imu .
9 flM.'MI .
I la.8T4.O0O'
23 7
I
29.J
17.7
1".
19 l
2i.4
14. S
'ii!
11
ivi
10 j
22.3
ia.l
' ' ''
lft 4
is'.7
1.9
34.9
11. (
11 9
S!.9
7.6
43.2
4 4.
18.4
n.ss: fx, ...
!.!W3.rtf""-!...
j S.&W.0,1!
I 8.20I.W ...
I H.1.0iSe...
I' .4(.WH) ...
7.tV.0
I .ouA..a.h
1 S.liW.ixii . .
I 4.777.006...
3.4.
5 M7.00 .,
d.l-'I.Ot'i'..
1. fcl.WW'.
4,!M.4,ftnfi. .
6.59S.I1..
R.aai.flnOI
S.993.0i.
6l;.ou.
S.382.0UOI .
4.H1 .'.OHO.
4.09,OiVW .
4.1.,.'0il.
S.6i9.00o .
. 4,l,i0l
J,7B,f'l0!..
2. (11.0001.
2 163.Ot.ait.
3J5Ra.0rt)l
3,2!i3.0.Oi.
1.671.000 .
1 .KDLillloi
27 0
13.8
4.1;
36-.7I
27.0
"i!i
Hi
(.
3 1
' i!g
8 4
30.1
l9!o
)g.(
24.9 .
12.3)
6 9
14 .
2.2i2,tlO!
2X'S,(
14
IS (
18.7
"hi
22. (
a. 7
"ia
10. (
(.1
13.7
1 .897.000
2.021 .000
2.597.W
16.7
2.077.0001 1
1 67D.0f, I
1.(83.000' I
1. (01.0001 1
1.2.ono! 1
1. n3.o, o: I
1.4.'4,00O!
l.taH.OOOl I
1.333.0001 9.9'
. 1.177.000' 2.4'
. 87,9.000 '
1.697.000' I
1.37.0fOi 12.3'
v 1.2W.00O, I
l.fms.000i I
933 00OI I
RT7,iX i
i,000! I
. 6S7.O00 1
787.000' !
Mobile
Worcester
Knoxvllle
Wilmington, Del
Charleston. 8. C...
Chattanooga
Jacksonville, Fla...
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Davenport
Little Rock
7.9
7.4
Wheeling. W,
Va....
f all River
Kalamnsoo, Mich..
Topeka .
Springfield, 111......
Helena
Fort Wayne. Ind..
New Bedford
Lexington
Youngstown
Erie. Pa
Macon
Akron
Rockford. Ill
Cedar Rsnlds, la..
Chester, Pa
Rlnghamton
Fargo. N. D
Iowell
Canton, O
Bloomington, III...
South P.end, Ind...
Qulncv. Ill
Springfield. O
Sioux Falls. S. D...
Mansfield, O
Decatur. Til
10.
(.7
33
H.9
18.7
14. S
"i'.i
13.7
19.8
32.
12.6
98ft.0n0l
16,0(1I
t.00o
, 72ft, 00ft
699.000
M(.(Ki
800 0001
629 0001
626.000
' Ml.OOOl
ftrt).0nft
413.fV)!
48.010
1 413.000'
. 469.000'
- 377.0OT
4:.0O0l
376.000'
479.0001
399. 0OOI
10.71.
8 8'.
2.7!.
1
(.71.
27.9'.
e.si.
13.0
29.5
9 9
26.1
'rt'.h
.o.
'is'.s!.
16(i.
Fremont, Neb...
Jacksonville. 111.
Lincoln. Neb
Oakland. Cal....
.. 244.000'..
. I.l.lft.0001..
1,669,0001..
1
43
9.1
68.0
'27!6
18.4
Oklahoma
I O.'.OnO'
Houston a-a..,...aJ " 21.15TXiO!.
Galveston
I .. ..J4.647.(
.000!.
CANADA.
Montreal ..
Toronto ...
Winnipeg .
Ottawa ...
Vancouver,
Halifax ...
1$ r.no.ooni:.
7.4
18.0
"3!
"i!i
"g!8
80,951.0001.,
I0.J47.0OO
3,096.000!..
3.154.0001
1,840.0001.,
I.994.OOOI
1.63,W'
1.2O.0nf .,
1.211.0O0i
' 1.2i,00fM
1.2fi6.0"O!.,
1,313,000;.,
i.l!.
u:.l.
ril.
1.11.
"i! .
B. C.
Quebec
Hamilton
St. John. N. B
Ixindon, Ont..,
Victoria, B. C
tCalgary
tEdmonton ....
Not Included In totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
t.N'ot included In totals because compari
sons are Incomplete.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17-MONEY-Prlme
mercantile paper. ( to 7 per cant.
STERL1NO EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business In bankers' hills at $4.9640
(fi-4 for demand and at $4.82304.8235 for
sixty-day bills. Commercial bills. $4.8176
4.82.
SILVDR-Bar, fx4jC; Mexican dollars,
44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
MONEY On call, easier at 2V(itM4 per
cent; ruling rate, 3Vj per cent; closing bid,
2 per cent; offered at 3 per cunt; time
loans, easy; sixty and ninety days, 6 per
cent; six monins, & per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol
lows: U. 8, ref. Ss, rag. ...14Va Hocking Val. 4Ss ...lOS
do coupes 1U4S I- A N. uni. 4a S
V. 8. la. reg 100S Man. c g. 4a 3S
do coupon 101 Men. Central 4a 74S
V. B. a. 4a. reg 11S do lat Inc ISV,
do coupon 120sMlnn. aV St. L. 4s 17
Am. l obacco 4a -"' ! , K. A T. 4a US
do t
100V, do .1 84S
N. R. R. f M. t. 4. 74
k;, N. V. C. g. ISa M
8 N. J. C. 1 ia 122
HS No. Pacific 4a M',
1 do la JO
71 V. d W. a. 4s as
101S O. ( L. rfdg. 4a TS
Atc-hlfton gen 4a....
do ad 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a...
Bal. Ohio 4a
do ISa
Brk. R. T. e. 4a....
Central ot Ga. 6a..
do la4 Inc
ss renn. rr. 1U l
Mo 2d inc
do 3d inn
Chae. Ohio 4Sa..
44U) Reading gen. 4a S
S. L 4 1. M. c. 6a..li
101 St. L. A 8. P. fg. 4e. T4S
64 St. U (. W. . 4a ... 64
3S Seaboard a. L, 4a... it
61S 'o. PaclBc 4a 33
7oU do tat 4a ctfa a4
Chicago A A. me
('. B. It I). n. 4a
C. ft. I. & P. 4a
do col. aa
etc A 81. L. g. 4a.
ves ro. Hallway ia
to!- . ind. 6a tier.
A. 6C -Tciaa A P la.
t:t
. 1l
'
MS
M
107S
44
to
7IS
. IS
Colo. Mid. 4a
Colo. A 80. 4a....
i-uba ba
II. A R ) 4a ...
Lllatlllera' See 6a.
trie p. I. 4a
do ses. 4a
Japan 4a
do 4Sa ctfa
do 2d aerlea
Bid. Oflered.
MS T . 81. L A W. aa..
63 I'nl a Pacific 4a
im do ev. 4a
93 t 8. Steel It 6a
Ti Waha.h la
M do dak. B
ai', Weatern Md. 4a
7S W. A L. K. 4a
37 WH Central 4a
84S
Boston Blocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Juft. 17. -Call loans. 657 per
cent: lime loans. t'7 p cent. Official
noting on stocks and bonds:
Atchiaon adj. 4a.
14
Amalgamated ...
Atlantic
Bingnaia ..
.. ats
.. i:
.. S3
..111
.. I7S
. . H
..
.. 10
.. 24 S
.. 4
.. 12
.. 14
.. IS
.. US
..
.. US
.. t
.. IIS
.. 16
.. 17
.. 7
.. 13
.. 1"S
K
.. S
.. 4S
..!'
..414
.. US
US
.. II
.. US
.. 1S
do 4a
Ilea Central 4a
Ai.hlaon
do prd
ftoatnn A Albany. .
lioacin A Maine ..
Boeton Elevated. .
riuhburg pfd
Mexican Central ..
N Y.. N. H. A H
I'nloa Pacific
Am. Argc. chem..
do pld
Am. Pneu. Tube...
Amor. Bugar
do pfd
Ant. T A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I AS.,
bdtaon glee. Iilu..
General Klectrle ..
Maaa. tleclnc ..
do pfd
Maaa. Uaa
I ailed S. M
do pfd
L. S. Steel
do pfd
Aakad. Bid
t'nlled Fruit
Adventure
Allouea
H
74
72',
'(ol. m Heel.
16s Centennial
.114 Cnpptr Range ...
..IS.". Ivaly Waal
..114 Franklin
..121 1,1a Kuv.le
.. US Maaa. Mining ...
Mlcliigaa
..128-Tj M haak
Mont. C. A C...
. old Ooailolaa ..
. . I Osceola .
..HIS Parrot
. .ills, vlulnoy
..14 Shannon
.. 1S Tanara, k
.. a,,, Trlnltr
.. US Lnlted Copper ..
..t"S I' B. Mining
..Ut V. 8. Oil
.. U t ub
.. Vli-torla
.. 66S Winona
.. 44 Wolverine
., US "Cel. A ttecl.
.. 30 North Butte ....
. . MS Butte Cjalltlos
Nevada
.114 Cal. A Arleeea.
... 8 Ariaona Cum. ...
.. II
Sew York Mining Storks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17. Closing quotations
on mining siocas were:
Adams Coa. a Little Cklef 8
Alice 40) Oataria t.
Brea 1" llplilr 1,4
brunewlck O m II Potoai II
l eeaaowk Tuanal .... 24 Bavase 43
oa. ISI. A V 40 Ulrraa Neada 34
Horn Silver ... eo Sieall Hope
Irua Silver T4 Standard las
Leadvilka Coa
Bank i'.e-artaeiB.
OS1AHA. Jan. 17 Bank clearings for In
day a era $1 ken, 6.1! 9o and fur the cor
reaivi.ding date last year $1.7i3.27v. 79.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kindt Generally Slow
and Considerably Lower.
HOGS SELLING FIVE TO TEN LOWER
keep and l.aaaaa In Moderate gopplr,
with Dosnnnd Veep Llst and .
Prices Fifteen to 4oarter
Lower for Two Iays.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jsn. 17. 1.
Receipts were;
Official Monday ....
tfflcla Tuesdsr ....
(tfflclal Wednesday..
Ofllclal Thureday....
b.tlmate Friday
Cattle. Hogs. heep
. l.Vi
. 7.273
.. $.'
.. t.sn
.. 2.800
1474
l.$l
7.713
(.03(
aiA4
1.300
S.S.
9.411
H.orn
Five dsvs this week-.... 2(.V'i 4( 033 .9
Same dsrs last week....21.: (7,fl0 E1.6S9
Same days 2 weeks ago. .11.629 4 L.4W
8am days 3 weeks ago.. .7 19,771 S.2
Same days 4 weeks ago.. K.2S9 31.9.0 K.itW
Same days last year 27.1( 34.199 So.lKt
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, bogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared wtth last yT
ion. ioji? Inc. Dec.
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
M.S54 S2.7 1.07.1
...12.44 am 69.211
. its 7t.7 S.819
, The following table shows tha average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1908. I1J07. ,190. il9t.1904-11903. L02.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
T
8
f
10.,.
II...
12..
13...
14...
ii. ;.
14...
17...
4 23",
4 RSI
4 29
4 21
4 16
241
( 3K
( 3,
( 3
4 L9!
( 3UI
(09
( 09
( 16
( 14
( 04
5 26
6 22
6 201
6 22'
6 2S
a 2&I
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4 OS.
4 3
4 761 4 48, 4 00
4 731 R7 6 13
4 69 4 41 ( 22
4 19S
4 2S -S
( 28
4 tl
( 861 i 29!
4 T'V ( 42! 6 291
4 76 ! ( 42 i 24
4 62! 4 74 ( KM ( 15
4 si: 1 601 ( 17
Sunday.
C ATT LK Receipts of cattle were very
heavy for a Friday, 118 cars being reported
In. As receipts have been liberal all the
week, wlih the result that packers had
taken on Isrge numbers. It was not sur
prising tha,t the Irsde this morning was
very slow and late in opening. In fact,
nothing of any consequence was done until
well along toward midday. It was very
apparent, however, right from the start
that buyers were determined to secure the,
cattle at less money than they paid yester
day or leave them alone. As a rule buyers
started out bidding K3 1 c lower on killing
cattle of all kinds.
In spite of all tlist sellers could do they
were forced to cut loose at the decline
and both beef steers snd cow stuff sold
lOtJISc lower than yesterday. The irsde,
however, was very slew and It was later
than usual before a clearance was effected.
As usual on a Fridsy there was very
little demand for feeders, but fortunately
there were not many on sale. Still the
market on the fw here waa slow and
easier.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, $tV.6jjt.76: fair to good
corn-rea steers, 4.r)0u.at; common to fair
corn-fed steers. $3.764 6t; good to choice
cows and heifers. $3 (flSKSS; fair to good
cows and heifers, 12.8v&..'l.o6: common to fair
cows and heifers. Sl.THdCSO; good to choice
Blockers and feedera. $4.00(fj4.7O; fair to
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoars. SheeD. H'r'a
C. M. A Bt. P. Ry.... 3
Wabash R. R
Mo. Pac. Ry 4
Union Pacific R. R. 16
C. A N. W. Ry.. east 8
C. N. W. Ry., west 41
C. St. P. M. A O. Ry 19
C B. ft Q. Hast.... 4
C. B. A y.. west.... 15
C. R, I. A P.. east.... 6
C. R. I. & P., west.. 1
Illinois Central Ry... 4
C. G. W. Ry I
Total receipts 118
4 60 4 (40
4 W ( 49
4 (1 4 63 (39
4 (2 (40
?!!?
1
1
so
6
66
9 1..
7 .. .,
21 S ..
5 2 .s,
1 1 r
8 1
6 1 ..
154 U 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ocr 01 ncaq indicated
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift A Company ....
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour -Ac Co.
Vaosant A Co
Carey A Benton
Ix)bman A Rothchlld..
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root A Co.....
L. P. Hubs
McCresry A Carey
Sam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty A Co
F. O. lnghram
Sullivan Bros
Lehmer Bros
Other buyers
Klngmsn packing Co.
Krey packing Co
197 1,636
441 2.671
092 3.M8
430 .. 4.804
13
1
85
42 - ....
15 . ....
49 ....
32 ....
27
' 26
98
28
18
39
33
4
13
406
64
410
Total 2.767 12 988
1,994
good stockers snd feeders. $3.60414 00: com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, $3.003.50.
UEEc BTEER3.
Ko. Av. Pr. Ka, A. Pr
I tt I 60 1 HI 4 43
6 4l t 7S I ion 4 M
67 107 I 36 17 1011 4 34
4 317 4 16 17 Ufa) 4 46
II 1047 4 90 It 1070 4 30
I KM 4 3) II 1140 6 4
91 11.1 4 40 II 1414 $ 10
II 1123 4 46 17 1440 6 30
COWS.
4 10S6 I i 1 12S I IS
I Ml II! 1 10X4 I 31
I 4 4 11J0 I M
3 375 2 40 340 I 18
8 1023 I 46 1 1013 I 10
6 Ml 3 30 1 1144 I 66
I 40 30 14 1036 8 60
I ri 2 fl 7 1047 I 60
10 704 1(6 19. ...,,..,...1124 3 83
6 104 3 4) I '30 I (
II 160 t 3. 3 1134 I 40
6 t 3.S 143 I 40
14 Ml I 00 I 1104 8 44
14 1 3M I 00 1 10.3 3 14
3 IWS $ 00 4 736 I Ti
3 1032 I 10 1 J700 4 Oil
4 143 8 13 8 1346 4 (3
43 1034 I 26
HEIFERS.
110 t 40 10 71 8 45
ISC 2 13 11 1023 I 43
2 I" 2 73 t IM I 34)
4 07 S 80 2 774 3 10
I 4l 3 00 1? 7M I 10
f 734 3 00 t 122 I 73
I ilS I U 1 1044 I 30
3 60 i M
BULLS.
I IM I 36 I Ki IK
1 Il 3 0) 1 t.0 3 10
1 1 I 0) ! 1S2-) I II
).... 1114 3 CO 1. .......... .1400 8 30
1 ilSO 3 00 . 1 mo 1 4
1 UIO I 60 1 143) I 4
1 U00 I 00 1 ll I u
CALVES.
( 331 3 60 1 !:, I i)
365 IU ( 1TI (00
6 20 'j I I0 I 04
STOCKERS
AND
KEKDKP.S
311 3 f
3 ti
18.
I.
(.
14.
II.
I.
fo
404
, til
, 375
. 1ii
8 n
3 36
I 43
8 50
I El
70
741
371
I 65
I 65
I 13
I M
4 M
til
Id
tail
14
I 13
It.
4 8
HOGS Receipts of hogg were laige for a
Friday and in addition to the fresh arrivals
there mere about twenty loads csrrled. oer
from yesterday. The hogs that were car
nrd over were some that came in very late
yesterday and after the market had prac
tically closed.
The market tills morning started out
about 6c lower, but had hardly more than
got started when it was 5a lie lower, and It
was on that basis that the hulk of the early
receipts changed hands. This n-.eana that
the better klnda of hogs sold very largely
at $4 2tV(J-i 27V. as against $4.3004.35 yester
day, prices did not improve any, (nd as
the morning advanced and after the mira
desirable loads had changed hands, buyers
began talking as much as 10c lower on
what waa left.
Representative sales:
Ne Ar. et, Pr. Ka. Av. lb.
101 145 140 4 II M 10 ...
48 11 ... 4 15 41 ZM I
44 174 ... 4 ITS l Ji ...
o Ill 4 IIS 6 m ...
41 ITT 1S 4 17', 7 144 ...
II 157 ... 4 t 40 ta ...
41 14 ... 4 30 34 144 ...
I Ill 124 4 ft 71 204 ...
71 IM ... 4 10 TI ,311 ...
4 194 I) 4 10 14 Ill ...
T2 Ill 10 4 10 II 12 M
TI "l H 4 1 U :m 40
3 Ill 120 S 71 B 30
14 HI ... 4 M 7 Bt ...
33 15 . . . 4 20 Ts 34 M
7 172 320 2 4 211 Bt
4 ... 4 20 (0 B4 134
32. lei ... 4 la 33 . ,.... 124)
T3 Ill 44 4 I3S IT 1ST ...
14 Ill Its) g:S " l
74 ta ... 32 S l ...Ill 80
. Ill ... 4 tS 44 21 ...
U 177 ... 4 its 1 9" ...
31 l . 4 22S 43 M ...
71 1 IT . . K'J SO 124 gvs
71 ut te 4 aa ai ...
45 HO ... 4 93 3d 244 ...
74 T2f 4 4 II 21 ...
74 lit la 4 f, at lal ...
U 1 24 4 26 TO '.A lis)
14.. 2M 41 4 7T 847 ...
Tt 127 ) 4 ! l ;a ...
74 . 24' 4u 4 r 3" T'l . .
76 tk, ... 4 1', K Ill ...
Pr.
la
4 I-
4 m
4 ii
4 ITS
4 'S
4 IIS
4 US
4 rs
4 rs
4 rs
4 t7Ve
4 t7S
4 US
4 rs
4 31s
4 rs
4 7S
4 rs
4 rs
is,
a
4 IS
4 ai
4 u
4 3
4 M
4 34
4 If
4 V
4 64
.. .. -
' I-T . t ' ti en, ... 4 VI
i....... 11 N is . r ...... u ... 4 is
ao T ... 4 M M Si! 40,4
Ji Jtl . . 4 : M ... fi
s .-. . ,t ., tag . 4 r. ;,?,, (a ... 4 s
'. 1 41 r?,... 4
I aa t, m ir ana ... je
f. ia ... 18 as ... 4 ISV4
iu ... 4 re im u I K
a K4 4 IT Tt ... 4 ak
r m . . 4 at r ;u ... 4 m
T4 in i I a u i? ... 4
8HKF.P All the life snd snap was gone
from the sheep market this morning. Dur
ing tne first tnrea aays or tne week the
trad wss very active In the face of lib
eral recelpta and prices tended steadily
upward. Yesterday It became apparent
that conditions were changing. Packera
war Dot aa anxious for supplies snd began
talking that prtrea were too high at thin
point as compared with eastern markets.
As a result the market yesterday was
quoted generally 10c lower. Lata arrivals
fsred still worse., sailing In Borne esses ss
muck aa xc lower.
This morning, although receipts were only
moderate, the market wss tha next thing
to dead. Packers' requirements were very
meager and thev did not want vtrr many
at any price, and such as they did want
they Insisted on buying still lower. To call
the market very slow and 16ii6c lower for
the two days would Just about rover the
situation. As prices advanced considerably
during the early part of the week the de
cline would leave the market only about
loftlic lower than last week's close.
Quotations on good to choice fed sheep
snd lambs: lnibs. 176417.00; veatilng
wethers. $a.40f&.oo; weihere. $5. 004.6.36; ewes,
$4 76.66.00.
Representative sales:
No.
6 Western1 a was
74 western wethers
(3 western ewes
S western wethers
17 western lambs
1a western ewe culls
S9S western yearlings and weth
ers 22 western old wethers
281 western wethers
10 western yearlings
118 western ewes
A. I'r.
104 4 50
128 S 15
loo 4 60
1. W S 00
1J9 ( 60
82 3 00
livt 6 3
116 S 15
103 S 36
Hi.! 6 3
91 4 60
CHICAGO I.IVK TOCK MARKET
Cattle Doll and Lower Hogs Tea)
fonts Lower.
i itu'Atio, Jan. 17. t-A r l l.K feeclpts.
estimated about 46,000 head; market dull
and lower. Steers. $4.26'(J.S6: cows, $2.75
4..iu: neirers. n.wioiti a: hulls. ij.8.vti4.Z6
calves, $3.007.00; Blockers snd feeders, $2 60
J IS".
HOGS Receipts, estimated about 4.000
head; market 10c lower. Choice heavy ship
ping, t4.4va-4.6o. butchers, $4.4oru4.6u: light
mixed. $4. Soil 36; choice light. $4.3634.46:
packers. $4 0oti4 4i; pigs, $3.&oM.aS. Bulk of
sales. S4.S54T4.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated about 7.000 head; market steady.
Sheep, $40041660; lambs, $6 .76ft'7.; year,
lings. S4.0C96.36.
Kansas City Live attack Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jsn. 17. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,600 head. Including 9u0 southerns;
market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers. $6,264(6.66: fair to good. $4. lot?
S IS: western steers, $4.66.2B; Blockers and
feeders. $3.60ra4.76; southern steers, l.lovi
4.90: southern cows, $2.80ttj'4 00; native cows.
$2.6004.40; native heifers. $3.3orjp4 80; bulls.
$3.VHri 2i; calves, $4 OOtjW.OO.
HOG8 Receipts, kl.000 head; market Rft
10c lower; top, $4.60; bulk of sales. RJOtii
4.40; heavy. $4.8Mj'I.S0: packers, $4.2Cic4.45;
pigs snd lights. $3.75i4 96.
SHEEP AND I. A MBS Rocelpts, 3.800
head: market 10r lower: lambs. $a.2$.90;
ewes and yearlings, $4.rVtfi.ij0; western year
lings, $6.7&4i(.23; western sheep, $4.2&e,50;
BtcK-kers snd feedets, $3.354.&0.
at. Louis Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Jan. 17. CATTLE
Receipts. 3.000 head. Including 126 Tex
ans; market steady; native shipping and
export steers, $6 00 6 10; dressed beef
and butcher steers, $4 904f 6.55; ttteers
under 1,000 pounds. $3.7604.60; Blockers
and feeders, $4.004.45; cows and bet"
era, $3-26 tf 6.26; canners, $1.6O02.i I
bulls. $2.0004.50; calves, $S.60H 8.0 ,;
Texas and Indian steers. $.)O0S.2i;
cows and heifers. $1.7593.75.
HOOS Receipts, 13.000 head: market
Bteadv; pigs and light. $4.0094.65; pack,
ers, $4. 0004.55; butchers and best heavy,
$4 50 4 (d.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6(0
head; market ateady; native muttons
S3.00ffl$.25; lambs, jj 6W 7 00; culls and
ucks, ,$2.003.00; stockers. $1.73 2.C 0.
St. Joseph
l.lve Stock Market.
ST. . JOSEPH.
Jan. x 17. CATTLE Re
I . 1 . - . Maat.a -In-. V.ll.,..
j c-ipi,. a.Uii iirnu, in,,,,, bii,.. ,i d,
l$3.75!9.76: cows and heifers, $2.0094.80; stock
ers and feeders. $3 604.40.
market, slow.
ifOOS ReceiDts. 18. SSI head: market 109
'j ISo lower. Top. $4.36; bulk of sales. $4.22Vi
I f L (bA
UJIT.43TJ.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,120
head; market weak. Lcmbs, $i.6ifl7.Hi;
yearHngs, $5.ftOr3S.10.
along City l ive Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia., Jan. 17. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Recelpta. 1.200 head
market 10c lower; stockers steady: beeves,
$4.00416.60; cows and heifers. $2.20434.15;
stockers an1 feedera. 'C.TMf-.SO; calves and
yearllnga, $2.T53.60.
HOGS Rieceluts. (,200 head; market Vft
10c lower; selling at tt.nu.fi4.36, bulk of
sales. $4.30S4 25.
Stock In aittbt.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday :
Cattle. Hogs. 8hep.
South Omaha S.aoo 10.800 2,80
Sioux City ... 1.300 (.200
Kansas City S.600 21.000 .8no
St. Joseph 3.0(1 18.681 1,130
St. Louis S.00O 13.000 600
Chicago 46,000 4.000 ",0u0
Totals
..67,661
73,681 14.720
Vool Market.
BOSTON. Mass., Jan. 17. WOO
Lu The
Commercial Bulletin of Boston
basing its
reDort upon statistics gathered for th
government, will says tomorrow of tho
wool market: Aside from a fair amount
of Interest displayed by buyers and quite
Cenerous sampling or orrerings, tne mar.
et Is dull and uninteresting. Manufac
turers are afraid to oommlt themselves
In view of the uncertainties which exist,
not only In the financial outlook, but
in the prospeoi.s for goods. The ship
ments of wool from Boston to January 16,
inclusive, according to the same author
ity, were 7,006,746 pounds, against 14,.
040,816 pounds the same time last yenr,
Tha receipts to January 18, Inclusive,
were 6,104,971 pounds, against 5. (68,012
pounds for the ssme period last year.
T. LOUIS. Mo.. Jan. 17. WOOL
Steady: medium grades, combing snd
clothing, 21f!l3c: light fine. lStTJOn;
hegvy floe, 15&10c; tub washed, .&3Jc,
Ccf ton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-COTTON-Futures
oprned steady; January, ll.ti2ci February.
U64c; March, 11 3c; April, 11. 87c; Mav,
11. (8c; June, II. 600; July, 11.48c; August.
U.ifV asked; October, 10.72o bid.
Spot closed stesdy st IS points sdvance;
middling uplands. 11.25c; middling gulf,
J16te- sales. 6'm hales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 17. COTTON
Spot, firm; low ordinary, 8c, nominal; ordi
nary, S 13-lrki, nominal; good ordinary, luSc,
nominal; low middling, llc; middling, 12c;
middling fair, 12 16-luc; fair, 18 9-loc, nom
inal. Sales. 1 360 baits; receipts, 7,974 bales;
stock, I.) bales.
ST. LOI 'IU, Jan. J7. COTTON Firm j
middling. ltVrC. klales. 110 bules; receipts,
694 bales; shipments, (as bales; stock, 17.:e3
balsa
GALVESTON, Jan. 17.-COTTON-JLgir
et 12tc.
freliliAlanl
aTi 1 1
KMT
4
at
41
Bkttiag ia fiao at 1l$nm Prk at pretent. Tha
ii ii hard and Kaootb, ih fvilxn it opaa, aai
ak atari will find tliar aQ tha raivrit aeaddxj to
naka ikatittf aaj-alJla.
Tivka Eaat Bitia llaaaero Pad oar and get off at
nidkarj srtiat.
i
Omaha & Ccuncil Bluffs
OTREET RAILWAY COMPANY
DIN'S REVIEW OF .TRADE
Progress ia Slow, but Each Wtak
Brings Improretnent.
CONTEDZaNCE IS RETURNING
Stent Feat ares Are road Market
for Commercial Paper and 1- '
rreaalagr Promptaeas In
Collections.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-R. O. Dun A Co (
Weekly Review of Trade will say tomorrow
Progress la alow, but each week brings s
little Improvement, and confidence tn tha
future grows more rapidly than rurrerii
transactions. The best feature Is tht
broader market for commercial paper.
Loans In mercantile channels are noa tie
gotlated freely at little more than the nor
mal rate, facilitating postponed undei
takings and making collections nio
prompt. Buyers are coming Into the lead
ing markets In large numbers, which shouh
soon Increase transactions unless prlcei
cannot be adjusted. Manufacturers IncreaS;
productions gradually, conservatls,n beltva
general, and many industries are not ou
eratlng more than 50 per cent of their full
capactiv. Readjustment of wageo ia still
contemplated by many producers befora ma
chinery will ba started. . . , ,:
BRA 111 THI'.KT' HKVIHW Ot VltftDH
General Improvement In Collections
Is tke Lead lag Featar.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. Bradstreet's to
morrow will sity :
A further easing in the financial situation
and very general reports of Improvement
In collections are tha leading features this
week. In trade lines colder weather snd
snow have helped retail distributions some
what, but price reduction sales sra gen
erally credited with responsibility for what
ever expansion has been shown In that
branch aa a whole. Wholesale dealera and
johbeta report sentiment Improvto, collec
tions benefited by the return rli normsl
conditions in the domestic money market,
but trade demanda are below normal and
In some sections a late and small spring
iririu ! rti-erlti't ed '
Weather conditions' are against tha full
est development of trade In coal and in
this line and tn winter wear goods, cloth
ing, shoes, rubbers, etc., there is less than
ordinary business moving. Accompanying
the greater ease of money at all centers
seems to have conie a tendency lo pay up
something on old accounts and soma long
standing bills have been settled. On the
other band the general slowness of trade,
whetner due to mild weather or at the
south to holding cotton, leaves something
to be hoped for ss regards collections.
Complaints of many extensions being asked
fe. -ind perforce granted come from the
south.
.... .ndlcatlons point te trsde. despite Im
provement over December, below the nor
mal for this season. Jobbing business is
quiet and revisions In price of prints, ging
hams and plain and fancy cottons have
not as yet evoked much buying al leading
centers. ' ... ,,
There Is a disposition to look for small,
frequent and perhaps late buying and per
haps a later than normal opening of spring
trade. More life ia shown In pig Iron mar
kets, the principal demand coming front
makers of cast Iron pipe. Most .of the
business went lo the south and the basis
on which the tonnage was booked appears
to be $13 per ton for No: 2 at Birmingham.
At the aattie time there has been some in
crease In blast furnace capacity, The price
situation seems to b steady.
Business failures In the United Btale
for the week ending Janusry 13 nuiiilmr 43i.
against 4,16 last week and 233 In the like
tseck of 1907. 279 in lfUK. 804 In II. and 2on
In 1904. Canadian failures for the week
number 44. ss against t3 last week and ii
In this week a year ago.
Wheat, Including flour, exports from ths
United States and Canada for the week
ending January 16 aggregated a. 421. 37 bush
els, against 8.904, .73 last week, 2.3tt.4tiO this
week last year and 4.SQ.u2 In .1901. For tha
twenty-nl.ie wecka of the fiscal yesr the
exports are 131.312.8t bushels, against 101,.;
683.164 In 19041-7 snd 167,306,6.96 in 1901-2.
Corn exports for the week are SOO.28'1
bushels, against 1,111.874 last week and
1.90D.873 In 19t)7. For the fiscal year to dae
Hie exports are 26,959,633 bushels. $ atnst
S.oos.M in lgi.l-y . .. '
London Closing Stocks.'
IX1NDON. Jan. 17. Closing quotation on
stocks were: 1 ... .- .-.
Cnnaota money
do account .
... US M., It. A T
llb-HK. V. Central US
... S Norfolk Ik W t
... 74',, da pfd .. ........... 8a
... II Ontario A w 3aS
... kOV Pennaylvanla oS
Anaconda
Atrhlann
do pfd
Baltimore A uhlv.
Canadian Pacific ..
Chesapeake A Ohio
f'bliago Ut. V
C. M. A St. P ...
De Beera
Denver A R. 0
do pfd
Brl
do t't pfd
do M P'd
Orund Trunk
Illlnoia Central ...
Loulavil'.e A N....
.It,:-. Rand Mlnta S
. 3IS Haadinij S
. t Southern Railway ... PS
.118 do pfd l
. I3S Southern Pa.iKc 77
. J1 Vnlon PaclBo 121S
. Ids do pfd M
. II V. (. (teal MS
, SIS do pfd t
. ii Waheah 10
. 17 do pfd 1
u:S fuanlah 4 SCW
.VMS
dull. SuHd par ounce.
SH.VKR-HHr.
MU.NKi-nvtynoa. per ceui.
The rate nf discount In the open market
for short bills Is 4U per cenl; for thrae
months' bills, 4Ss pep ocnt.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17 MET A I JJ-Tht
t,ondon tin market was 1 lower, with spot
st 113 end futures st 124. The local
market wss easy at $27.00tt 27.60. There was
a decline of lfls in tha lotidon copper msr
ket, spot closing at 02 16s and futures
Bt 63 2s (d. Locallv the msrket was quiet
and unchanged with lake quoted at $l$.7Wi
14.00. electrolytic st $13.3244,13. NVH snd cast
ing at $13.371 13. 62H. I-ead was 10s 3d
higher at 14 as 9d In the London market,
but continued quiet and unchanged at SATO
03.75 in the local market. The Iondon
pelter market advanced to 21. leocaily
the market was uulet at 4 4if4 6S. Iron
was lower In tha English market, wit)
standard foundry quoted at 46s 9d and
Cleveland warrants t 4Hs. JxksUv no
change was reported. Nn. I northern
foundry, $l.2ritl8.75; No. 2 northern foundry,
$17.7641 18.25: No. 1 southern ajid No. 1 south
ern soft. S18.0mfi-lS.fj0.
ST. liOUIB, Jan. 17.-M KTALS-Lead.
firm, $3.66. Spelter, firm, $4.60.
Olio and Rosin. 1
NEW YOiRK. Jsn. 17OIIi-Cottonseod,
firm; prime crude, JUS-TJo; prime yellow,
41te. Petroleum, firm; refined. New
York. $8.76; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
I. 7,;; Philadelphia and Baltimore, bulk,
$4 86. Turpnuilna. steady; He.
IlOgIN Steady; atrulncd. common ts
good. $3 35f(360,
OIL CITY, Pa.. Jan. 17.-OIL-Credlt
balances, $1.78. Runs. 179.(36 bbls : averago,
1-Ki.OUU bhla. Shipments, 102,410 bbln.; aver
age. 159,6r bbls. '
SAVANNAH, Ts., Jsn. 17-OIL-Tur-pentlne.
steady; 4.,.'.
ROSIN Firm; A. B- C. 17.30; D, S3 SOffl
S 38; H. S?.l(Vti3 S7H; F. $3 UVrta.40: G, $3.4W
$60: 11. 43.4f'3 60; I, $3 86; K, M.H6: M, $160
u.(0; N, 6.80; W, O, $6.10; WW. $4.30.
(agar and Molasses.
NEW
YORK, Jan. 17-8IfJ AR-Ra w,
fair refining. S.3Nti.40c: fwntrifu-
nominal;
gal. 96 test, S.oottS 90c; molasaes augsr. I ll
60 15c; refined, steady; crushed, 6.6K-; posy
dered, 6.00c; granulated,. 4 Sor. -
111 1 fa