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    THE OMAJIA DAILY BEE: --MONDAY, JANUARY 20. lOOS.
REAL ESTATE
Mbm An bkh i.4.m? roit Ai.r.
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Orridii. '
A KNAP IN OB I l JON T7MBE7V '
t will ell a two-third Interest In 4
rrM of rln llmhr land for 84o,tiO. These
lands have 46,mijO fact of tin whit pin
finhn, well located. Lnnd valuable ater
tutting timber. Title perfect Address W.
J.- Cook, Lnmbtr exchange building, Port
land, Oregon- I4i A4248 feb.lox
Texas.
TEXAS.
Join our excursion Ttiesdsy, January 21.
and sen the Julf Coast country of Trxss.
lend flow cheap, hut vslucs will trlplo
wtthtn a year. Rich land, temperate
climate. Wa run a car direct from
Omaha, lyiw rat for round trip, rail
6T address Tetnn Land and Immigration
Co., 640 Pee Bid. f20 M'J12 20
Mleeeilaneeae.
western farm lands. -
Crop payment plan; two crops pay fof
laud, while the land Ik doubling In value.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
61-683 Brandela Building.
. ' M408
Must' eir thl' farm , m acre. Im
proved,' close to good town, very cheap,
at tll.OO per acre.,
National Investment Co.,
681-SS2 Branded
Bid;, Omaha, Neb.
fiEAL ESTATE LOANS
1 to IW.VD mada promptly. F. V. Wead,
- Wtad Bid.. lth tnd karnam.
(23) MS48
' WANTEO-Clty loan. Peters
Trust Co.
tliJ-319
MON'ET TO LOAWPayno Investment Co.
LOANS on Impfoved Dmaha prorerty,
O'Keefe It. K. Co.. 1001 N. Y. I-lfe Bids
rw IV4TW MftKr-Nu IlKtAY.
OARV1N BROS., 14 KARNAM.
tJ2 .xm
PRIVATB money U loan; no delays. J
H. Sherwood, 616-617 Brandeis BUlff.
. ,. t, (a-Mi8i
LOWEST RATESBemls.
Paxton Block.
(2)-jll55
PRIVATE money to loan on Improved real
state. N. P. LX3C1C8 ft to., i.m rar
nam Bt. . (22)-186
PRIViTR Mf1Jr.TrRH flN HANP-
NO DELAY. J. II. MITH'EN. 98-H 1ST
. NAT. RANK BIJ3U. TEL. UOI O. 4H1.
. , (i!)-M9H
WANTED Ctly loans and warrants. W.
- Parnam Smith ft Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
WANTED-TO BORROW
11,000 to II.WA-On Improved
pfltato; will pity 6 per cent
Mt.1, rtfo. ..-.(! i
Omaha real
Address K
WANTED TO BUY
WANTKfv-Ti b'iy second-hand ftirillturt,
conk and heating stoves, carpets, lino
lnuru. tiffin! filinfttire. old rlothes and
',' shoos, pinnos, feathers, bed plllort-s, qu its
snd sll kinds of tools: or will buy the
furniture of .your house complete. The
. .highest price paid. Call the rlv?ht man
Tel. , Uouif. 91. 2b)-M774 Fes
.IBCOSD-HAHb feed sacks. No nmnilnt
too laiCo or too small. Wagner, sm N. 11.
CASH Paid for second-hand clothlnc, ihoes
. 4.6 XT 1QK at T..I TArf 11,
riu. owo tovii rafc. iivu
. . . ' ' t)-361
WANJEP To bus, second-hand furniture,
' .cnok and heatina stoves, carpets, lino-
leiiins, -office furniture, ,pld . clothes and
. shoes, piano, feathers. bed pillows,
' quilts, and all klnde of tools; or will buy
ths rurntture ,or. your nouse , cornpipie
the hlttlieot prices paid.
Call the rl
.tnfjn. .iei. uou. ,!.
136) M9C
WANTED TO REN1
WANTRO-Tn rent, by mri ni Wife, two
or fhro unrurnisn nouse Keeping robins,
rlose In: must be warm. Ad'lres L.MXt,
Bee. -MW
WANTE0SITUATIGNS,
OAT WOMEN furnished fi-e
'Xelapbona .Douglaa Uli
of charge
BTENOORAPtl KR owning machine desires
position. Address K 118, Care Kee.
;.- ' - . - . IJ7I-M794 21
WANTEri-Posltion aa engineor or fire
man. 4 years' experience with references
P.- O. Ho , klsrvetock. Neb. Bell 'phono
NO. 1-1W90. t2) M9S
SITUATION WANTED Married man. 30
i years bookkeeplnar, cashier, wants
. poHitlun as bookkeeper or Keneral office
care Bee. (27) M917 20x
WANTEfs-WOrlt' nfv any ktnd by colored
gentleman: can give good references. Ad
diesa A 8G1, cara Bee. CT7 Mi94 ftjx
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS,
Bridge Builder and Matetlal Men Jules
. uui'g. tola, Jan. I. isw.-B-aiea proposal
Jwill be received by Ilia Board of County
L'oiuuiiutuuwi 1 ttedgwWk county, Colo
rado, up to 1J o'clock noun of the 2Mh. day
or January, l.rns. for the complete consiruc
, I Kin of a pile bridge, about l,0ou feet long,
across a Dortion of the Houlh Platte river,
rxtendliM from tkt south end cj the new
. State bridge at Julelurg to the South bank
of the Houlh Platte river.
Mealed proposals will be received by the
'Hoard, of County Commissioners of Sedg
' lt k ourUy, Colorado, up to 12 o'clock
noou et tile 2Tth day of January, iS, for
thu rurniatiinK of all niaterwl to build
pile bridge about feet loog. eaid ma
teilul to lie delivered at the north cud
that portion vf the State bridge new built
at JiiLsburg, Colorado, aprons the Suuth
1'lMtt riv.-r. Zt
Sealed propolis will also be received by
said board ud to 12 o'clock noon of the
' 27th diiy of January, 11)09., for the building
ana rurnisning of all labor in me outturn
of a pile bridge about 1.0U) feet long across
a portion ot ( lie noutn naiie river, exirnu
lug Hum the south end or -me new hi
bridge at Juleaburg to the south bank
1 the Houth Ilatto rlvter.' '
All proposals to be filed with the count
clerk, at her office- In uloburg. Colorado,
at which office further information in re-
. grd to such bridge end mx and a copy
of the Plans and sueciricalions inn aniouii
.of material required for said bridge will
be kept and can be seen by any person
ntore&ted.
-The said ftoard of County Commissioners
reservee Inn ngitt to reject any and all
bills olfen-d. '
- Hy oldes of the -Board of County t orn
. - of Sedgwick ooumy. Colorado.
By C. W, WUir Chaliuian.
JlOdlit
notice ron nios on bridgkb-to
. whom It" may concern: Notice Is hereby
riven that sealed llds' will be received at
the county clerk a office at Nelliih. Ne
braaka, on or before noon of the &d day of
March, liew. for ateel britlgea from twent
lo one hundred feet In length. Same to I
lot on yearly contract for the year ISMe
The board reserves the rbxUt to reject an
. or all hlds. Done at Neltgh, Nebraska, thl
l;th day ot Jauuary. A. D. lut W. II
Xlorsan. W. 1L Cormeny. W. M. Bloc
ronimlitee on Kosds and Bridges, Antelope
, oumy. Visa it
RAILROAD TIME CARD
pNlOM TATION-10k AJtD MAHCV
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Leave. Arrive.
rbe Overland IJmlted..a 8 60 am a I 40 pm
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AUantwi Kni-rees , aW:15 am
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Cole.-and Cal. Et Die pea
okl, and Texus r.iti . I ' pm
blrage ft or th westers.
Chicago Daylight ...a 7 36 am
I ul-M'nn. Upiwn 7 arn
t. "hit-ago I,ocal all an am
lou. City l'Hir...T;in
hteago Passenger a 4 . pm
hlco Special a . pm
St. Paul-Minn. LimiUd.a is pm
Lo Amain LlmUed....a 9:80 pm
Overland Limited alO 'W pm
raat Mai
loux C'liy Local I.W mil
ant Mall
Twin City Limited a t-U pm
Norfolk EnntXMI a :m am
.Incoln-Long Pino b 7:60 em
icadwood . IAnooin a :w pm
a per Bhoshonl..
.a l:iK pm- a 140 pm
Hsstlngs Superior
..b 8 0 vn b 6 40 pm
,.b 6 .31 pm b 1:25 pm
Fremont Albion...
Illinois Coatral.
Chicago Express a MS am
a 3 4S pm
a 16 pm
a 8:80 am
a 8:30 am
Minn, ft HI. Fam ,g..n i:i am
hicago Llmid e w I1
Minn. Bt. Paul Ltntd.a 3:30 pm
rklcac Great Weeterw.
fit. Pnul-Mlrtnepoli pm
7:S0 am
11:35 pm
8:17 am
TVHS pm
1:20 pin
I. Paul-MinnsaptHi
hit-ago Umlted $ P"!
'hicago Express 7: St ana
Chicago. Kxpres 1:80 pm
Mlsaoart Pacltl.
tt c St. I, Exp a 9:00 am I l: in
k! c. St. L. Exp I1:1B pra & 1 19 pm
Wabash.
St. Loula Express : a 0
St. Louia Local Itrem
Council Blurrs) a am rn.ki.im pm
Btnnberry Ixx-al (frorn .
Cotincll Dlunaj o :w pm ,iu: am
Ibk'HO) MliwaaiMaa) tt ax. riii.
Chio. & Colo. Special... a T:Js am all SO pm
Cal 4c Ure. B.xpreaa....a. s.w iiu
a . pra
a 8:80 am
Overland Limited a :6 p
Perry Local ! P
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BUlLl!GTOIf 8IAe-I6TK at MAfOlT,
Hnrllnatea.
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Denver ft California.... a 4:l pm
Noitliwest Special a 4:10 pm
Black HIH 4;W P"
Korthwest F.xpress .....all M pm
Nebraska points a 8:46 am
Nebraska Ex Fie" .....a 9:16 am
Lincoln Fast Mad b 1:4 pm
Lincoln Ical
Lincoln Local
Arrive,
a 3:46 pm
a 14 pm
a 8:46 pm
a!0:15 pm
a 6:10 pm
a 610 pm
12:11 pm
b 9:06 am
alO:U pra
a 7:60 pm
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Lincoln Lflcm i..i.
Schuyler Plaltsmouth.b l: pm
Bellevue - naiismouiii.a o.w pm
ittmouth-lowa
Bellevue-Plattsmouth
Denver Limited
Chicago Special
Chicago Express
Chicago Flyer......'...,
Iowa I-iocal '....
.a 4:10 pm
a 7:40 am
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all :4o pm
a 3:f6 pm
a 8:80 am
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ct Loots Kxnrers
4:46 pm
Kansas liy i. oe..aiu:w pm
Kansas City ft 8L Joe.. a 9:15 am
Kansas City Ac 8L Joe.. a 4:45 pm
WEBSTF.R BTA 10TH ft WEBSTER
ChlcagTOt St.
Panl, Minneapolis 4
Oanaha.
Teave.
Arrive.
J win City Pnssengr...'.b :30 am
loux City Passenger. ..a 2:05 pm
Kmerson Local ,...0 8:46 am
b 9:10 pm
10-.ro am
o 6:5e pm
Missouri ratine.
Auburn Local........ b 3:50 pm bll:25 am
a Dailv. b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Daily except Saturday, a Dally
except Monday.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CAN ADI All PACIFIC
Snsprega Mat of the Atlantic
Firt,t Cabin Winter Rate I&B no,
Superior accommodation available. Safety,
speed ana comrort comoineu.
write ror particulars.
O. . BXHJAJIXIf, Oem. Agn
833 So. Clack St., OMcaa-o, TJL
Cotton Market. ' ,'
NEW YORK. Jan. rt.-COTTON-Fu-
ttrres opened etesny;- January, 11.37c: Feb
ruary. 11.40c bid; March, 11.65c; April, 11.54c
bid; May, 11.67i; June, n.ftic; July, 11.42c;
Auceiuit. ll.-25e:. OctoWrr. -rO.sOci 1 ' : .
Futures cioseu ca.ay.oia January, 11.33c".
February, 11. kc Marcn, il.tsc; April
11.50c; May, h.mc; June, u.tto; July,
11.340; AUguai, ii.ivv; ocwoer, JO.btic
Knot cloned quiet; middling uplands
12.'-';c; mtaanng gTuu, u.nuc; sales, 484
blllCH.
livkrpdoia- Jan. 1. ciyrTON Snot
Rmall business done; price S -points lower
American mklillltig fair at 7.101: aood miH
rilinK. 6.74d; middling, 6.48d low middling.
6.11(1: gooa oroinary, n.;a oramsry, s.zd
The sales of the day -were 4,000 bales
of which 400 were tor speculation and ex
port, and included 8,600 American. I-;-
celpts, 26,000 bales, - Including 25,900 Amer
ican.1
Futures opened and closed barely steady
American middling. O. O. , January
.04d: Januttry-f epruary, . .v4d; February
March, .(!d; March-April. .(HVid; April-
May, 6."44a; alay-june, cmo; June-July
.4tWl; July-August, 6.v0d; Auuat-leptein
Ler, o.88d ; SeplemberOc.tober, 6.74d ; Octo
ber-November,- 6.64d; November-December
o.eiwiu.
OALVE8TON. Tex.. Jan. 18. COTTON
Steady: i.'Uc. - .
JNKW ORLBANa. JU. : l!.-OTTON-
Hpot, steady; low ordinary, 8c. nominal
ordinary. 8 13-16C. nominal: good ordinary
Joo, nominal: low middling, - lteo; - mid
dling, 12c; good middling. 12 1-ltc; middling
lair, u 15-ttH';- fair, 13 b-idc, nominal.
STl IXl"JS: - Mio.. - Jan: Is. COTTON-
Qulef; middling,- 12'e; sales. 238 bales; re
celptn, -WJ bales; aiupmeuts, Ti3 bales
BtocK,' !,. Oil le - , - !-..
Forrlgs Ftaapelal. '
i'l6nDON'. Jan. 18. he supply of money
exceeded thn demand on the, market today.
JBlscounta were easy, grading 00 the Stock
exenenge couiinuea lrreauiar ana nn
decided. Moderate shipments hardened gilt
edced securities, but realizations depressed
home rails. There was further selling of
Japanese bonds, but foreigners generally
ruled steady. American shares, in response
to the better ;Wall street close yesterday.
opened steady, and hardened above parity
during- the session on profeMslonal support
in antlclpHdon of a better New York bank
statement. The market then closed streng
Grand Trunk Waa steadier on repurchases
BERLIN, Jan. .18. The tendency of prices
on the nourse loony waa more mvorable,
but business wa limited.
PARIS. Jan. 18. Price en the Bourse
today were firm.
Evaporated Apples aadl Drleel Fralra
NEW YORK, ' Jan. 18. fcVAPORATED
APPLES Market la lea active, with fancy
quotea at iottiic; cnoice, ovc; prune,
ing'; if"" rruit, txtioho. -
. DRIED I'-Rl'ITS I"runes are unsettled
On spot, with quotation retiging from 60
to ltic for California frulV aud from 7o to
7o for Oregon. 60s to 3f. zeache are
unchanged at llVtflZVjo for choice; 12Vm
i.'-,c Tor extra -cnuice; isiitvse tor rancy
and 14 jPHUc for extra fs.iir. Abrlcoti
steady, with choice quoted at 214tte; extra
choice, xirpz&c; fancy, '40c. Raisins eaay
wlth loose muscatel quoted at -SVMlrTWe
seeded raisins, eitivr; London layers, 31.63
Raaar aad Melasses
NEW
noinlnal;
gal. tot
YORK. Jan. l-8rcJAR Raw,
i!lir rerintng. 5.SMTS.38C; centrlfu
it-si. swsc: rqoiaeses sugar,
iwAs.llc
1c: refined, steady: No. . 4.50c: No
4.4uc; No. I, 4 40c: No. , iag-. Nc-. M.
4 7ft-; No. 11, 4 J0,-; No. 13. 5c; No.
4.10c : No. 14, 4.0W:;. confectioners' A, 4.7oc
mould A. m.JSn-; cut loaf. 6.70c; crushed,
&oUc; puwdered. 5c; grauulated, ,4.90c; cubes
O.II'C. ,
MOLASSKS-Steady; New OxJeans, open
Rrilir, girtru iu VI1U1CS, sfCV-O. 1
Mevemeats at Speele.
Nr.-w toiik. Jan. 18. t30rts of mer
chandise and dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending January 11 were
valued at 811.174.lMN. Imports f specie for
inn pori or cew v-org lor the week end
today -were 8M.4W silver and 86.8S gold
r.xports of specie from the port of New
Tora ior me weeg ending today were 8i57,
a iuvr tuAW m... . . .
Treaeary Btaeeaaeat
. .WAeHlNOTQN. Jan. 18 Today's slate.
uvMin 01 int ireaaury palance in the a
eral fund., earluMtve of the 8154. 000.040
goio'reserve, snowa: Available "mmh bal
nee.. 1341.328. 145: gold coin and bullion.
.-11 f, I- .' .1.1. .11 . a . r . - -
tdl,.u.,i 14, ct-iiiiicaira. Sa.lus,jl43.
I-' I '
- i-.-: vjCaassleatteaa.
p-- The euttrflter aced the court.
y Your honor." be aatd. "It Is true that
made -a few coins, but conscience Impelled
me 10 ao mo.
"State, youf meaning; clearly," said -4h
wur.
"I bad beea ehock.-fl by the aheenee
tr.e mono, conunuoa tne pneoner; "you
will opserve tnai it apnears ea every corn
of my manufacture." Philadelphia Ledger,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Value Bale Lower on Hear Selling
, Ordert.
LITTLE SNAP TO THE TRADING
ttkriit Opens Kfeadl hat "ells OM
Rarly, with e Bappert Appar
eat at the Ieslre4
Time.
OMAHA. Jan. 18,
(Jraln values ruled lower on heavy
19.
selling
orders and a light buying power.
There was little snap to the trading and
icre was a lack of resistance to a sagging
market.
Wheat opened steady, but sold off esriy,
with Mtle or ne) support at the duUred
line. Helling orders were tho feature
hroiighout the session and they gave the
market a depressed standing. May wheat
pened at 31. (V, and closed at 9V-
t orn was easy and selling was heavy on
expectation of large receipts. Prime
dropped readily, owing to the depression
in wheat ana closed consinerally lower.
May corn opened sr55Tc and closed at 65c.
oats opened fairly steady ana snowea
some Independent strength, but fell off
owara the close in syntpstnv wun wnesi
nd corn. May oats opened at 64o ana
Closed at fclUc.
Primary wheat recclnts were TM.nOO bush
els Snd shipments were 2CJ.WV) bushels.
gainst reeelpta last year of 147.000 bushols
nd shipments of 1K,0H0 bushels.
Corn , receipts were S1S.M) bushels and
hlpments were 4H5.O0O husliels. against re
elpts last year of 608.000 bushels and ship
ments of ,6.,0o0 bushels.
Clearance were rnn.oio bushels or corn.
,0on bushels of osts. and wheat and flour
'final to W7,000 bushels.
Liverpool dosed 4kd to d higher on
wheat and Ud to d higher on com.
Seaboard reported 1WV000 - bushels of
wheat and 72,000 bushels of corn, taken for
export.
Local range of options:
Articles. Open. I High. Low. Close.l Yes y.
Wheat-' ' -II
May... 1 ooh loos, !ti! 1 no;
July... 96 3Vsl WH t7
Sept... 92 92 tkli! 91Ta
Corn ,
MhV... 61 to Kn 6.1 M
July... 644 64H 68 63 64s
Kept... 64VI 64 &3 t3Vi 64-,
Oats J 'I
May... 64 T 64 6r! R4H
July... 47HI 47V , 461 4S 47H
July... 3!M.I 3m asl 36t, 89H
' Onlnha Tash Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 96Hc. sale: No.
hard, 86c, sale; No. 4 hard. 88a3ci No.
soring. Wfettdc.
CORN No. 3. 62ic. sale: No. 4. 6H4!3
oji'ic; no grace, titrif&lc; no. I yellow, fi3
ojvtu; co. wnite, k-tikic.
OATS No. 2 m xed. 4811.C. sale: No
mixed, 47V.W47sic; No. 8 white, 4Rc. sale;
isq. f While, ti'iMr: standard, 4XS48I4C,
RYE No. 2, 78c, sale; No. 3, 75e6c.
. Car let neceTpta.
'. Wheat
Corn. Oats,
Chicago '. 4...... 27
610 171
Minneapolis 321
Omaha 4J
23
Duluth 38
CHICAGO CiRAI AND PROVISIONS
Featarea of the Tradlna and Closina
Prieee Beard af Trade.
CHICAOO. Jan. 18 Wheat nrlcea On the
local exchange declined more than 2 cents
today, heausc of free selling by free lad
lug holdings. At the close the May option
was off 2W&2c. Corn was 1 cent lower.
oats were down iffc and provisions were
Zifpoo to wo lower.
1 he wheat market was weak the entire
day, but the severe break in prices did not
materialize until late In the session. The
market opened easy, owing to moderate
sales by pit traders, who were Influenced
by the continued liberal movement In tho
northwest. A the session advanced addi
tional news, adverse to the bulls, wag- re
ceived, and theentlment became still more
bearish. The main factor that Inspired the
selling were enormous receipts at an prl
marV points In the United States and
estimate of a liberal gain in the; world's
shipments for the week and a rumor that
statistics on the amount of wheat on the
ocean passage will probably show an In
crcaHA of about 4.000.000 bu. for the week,
During the final hour several longs became
sellers, which caused a slump in deliveries
The market closed weak, with price almost
at the bottom. May opened Hre lower at
81o41.04H. sold off to 31.02 and c oaed
tl.02Midl.02I4. Clearance of wheat and flour
were equal to !lt),ou nu. i-nmary receipt
were 739.000 bu.. compared with 347,000 bu
the corresponding day last year. Minne
spoils, Duiuth and Chicago reported receipts
of 4X9 cars, against auo cars last week ana
'.241 cars a year ago.
Cold weather and tne oreag jn wneat naa
a depressing eriect on me corn margei.
IyOcal receipt were les than what had
been estimated and this tended to check
thn aellina- movement. The market closed
a.v. Mav opened '.fflo lower at
sold off to 6UC where it closed. Local
receipts, 61 car, wun none oi conirac
rmrie.
Trade In oat wag dull and featureles
and nrlcea were lower, owing to the weak
nea of wnear. uuennge oi caan urns
wem liberal and prlcea at the sample table
were Ma lower. May opened at c lower
at 54V4C, sold at 64Ho and then declined to
64c, the closing price. Local recejpts were
Provisions were 'rather Inactive and sent!
ment fas inclined to be bearish, owing to
the weakness of grain and to a decline of
in live hotrs. At the close May pork
wa off 10c at $13.??. Lard Wa SUMffic lower
at $6.00. Rib were Vk"ilo lower at. i.u.
Estimated receipt tor Monasy: wneai,
34 oars; corn, 64 cars; oats, il car; nog
2e5UO head.
I'lie leading futures rangro. as iohowb;
Artlcl. Open. JHgh. Low. Clo-! Yes'y
Wheat
May
July .
Sept.
l 04W
1 04H
1 02 1 02J-sl4! 1 04
. 94? ' fMVsJ 86T4j
bo nr 6i-
68, &M4 6W,
64 ' 64 64HMi
-i2U 624 6i
47 47S, 477e
. 45 46. 46
13 m, um, 12 fcv,
13 27, 13 27V 13 rH
17i 7 7SV4 7 89
1 00 ( 00 I OS
6 76 6 75 t 80
7 04 J T 06 7 15
Ml
Corn-
I
fl0'u'''4
May
July
Sept.
4Ti
69HI
69 V4
64
Oats
Mir
bMay
aJuJy
bJuly
Pork-r
Jan.
May
Lard
Jan. May
Rlbs
Jin. .. 641
63V
62V4I
47
4iS
46
46
13 82
11 37
1TZ
13 824,
II 37iJ
1 72V4
8 W
6 75
S02N
I7S
May
7 121
7 UW
No. 2. a Old. b New. 1
Cash auotatlon were a follow:
FTlt'It Ouiet and barely steady: wint"
patents, $4.&)i84.90; winter straights, $4.26
4.70; spring patents. 86.70fi676; spring
straights, $4 tt. 10; bakers, xs.3oipt.tw.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, $1.10?1.11: No
snrln. 9ttc4il.W: No.' I red, rieai.OOU.
CORN No. 2. 69c; No. t yellow, 62ffiVc,
OATS No. 3, 0c; No. S white. 49VjrB.c.
RYE No. 2. 82c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. 8ve4c
SEEDHFlax. No. 1 northwestern.
Prime timothy, $4.40. Clover, contract
arade. $17 00.
PROVISIONS Short rib, etilea (loose
U tW Wb.87W Mess pork, per bbl . 112.7V
12.87'i. Lard, per KO lbs., $7.72. Short rlea
sides euxea), iduji .to.
Following were the receipt and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bhl..:.. i. 42.H0 14M0
Wheat, bu 80.0WI
Com. hu 6-4.100 264.21
Oats. bu. latf.fiiiO 118.500
Rye. bu ll.) 4. 6u0
Barley, bu .113.100 17.600
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa steady; creameries, tlgusjc
dairies. VtVif. l-gs. easy; at mark, canes
included. ia-(i4c; firsts, Me; prime firsts,
3e; extras, 3io. Cheese, firm. llViffMVic,
Llvera-eel OraJa sal rroeialea.
IJVERPOOL, Jan. 13-WHEAT-pot
steady; No. t red. western winter. 7s lod
Futures, quiet; .March, 7 ioid; May,
8,d.
Ci
SORN Spot, eaay; prime American
mixed, new, mm 4d; prim American mixed
old, ea oa. r uiures, quiei; January,
March. 5a 4Vd.
Mllwaake tSrala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wl Jn. It. WHEAT
(so.' nonnern, i.ui.ii.
BARLEY Dull; sample. 70Ue.
CORN Steady; May. 0c bid.
Telede ked Market.
TOLEDO, Jan. 18 SEEDS Clover, rash
od January, liO.r; Marco, M.M; April,
$L0.65. Prime tluiolhy, Ii30. Prime glsike.
lV.l.
Mtaaeaawlla trrata Market.
M1NNKAPOU8, Minn.. Jan. 18.
WHEAT May. $ 1 V 47 1 ; July
$l.tx.; No. 1 bare. 81.18 V; No. 1 aortli-
rn. II 0l4r NO. 3 ftortnern. 11.1S 1 lSVti :
Ne. 3 northern. 81.02S.
FLOUR Wesker In tene; seconds. 15. SO
Q6.80; firsts. 14 80S 4.4; swend clears.
3!fl.60. '
BRAN i;0.t0.
KW tORh (Tf.MKRAI, market
Pea feres ef Trading anal Prices aa
Leading t eiemodllles,.
NEW YORK. Jan. I . FLOCR Re
ceipts. .12 843 bbls.; exports, 6,."S3 hhis.:
market dull and bsrriy stesiy; Minnf-nli
patents 5.40i5.i0; winter straights.
4 6W4 iS; Aiinnesots miKers. it.sotf
16; winter ext ras, S 7S It 4.20; "A lnler
pstents, $4,154 6.26: winter low grades,
3.I64t4.10. Rye flour, quiet;, fair to
good, 4. 110416. 15; choice to fancy. ti.iOlf
.nn. riockwheat tiour, steady, ii.uv per
00 pounds.
CORNMEAT. Steady; fine white tnd
yellow, II. 40ti i.tfi; coarse,. i if. if !.. I ;
kiln dried. $3.35 'a 3.50.
RYE l'irni; No. 2 western, 931ie, f. o.
b. New York. i
WHEAT Recelpl-i, 13,000 bu.;- exports.
159.739 bu. Spot market essv; No. J ted,
$1.06, elevator: No. 3 red. 11 fi74. f. o.
b. afloat; No. 1 northern 1 ninth, 1.'.0,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter. 11.14 V
o. b. afloat. Bears attacked wheat to-
dav, and with the aid of disappointing
cables, weak .outside market snd pros
pects for liberal world's shipments
forced prices nrr jer-pcr ousnri. may,
1.11 13-161? 1.12 5-l. closed at 31.11 Vu ;
July. $1.06'((1.0H, cloyed at $1.06.
ORN Receipts, nu.tvu nu.: erpuris,
82 bu. rpot market t-asy; No. 2, ii'.
nominal, elevator, and a4,o, f. o. b.
float: Mo i white. 6Ac. and No. 2 ye t
low, MHc. t. o. b. afloat, option marm
was without transactions, closing Tc net
lower. May closed at 8"i; July closed
OATH Receipts. BS.UIIUjPU.: cxpons
H.'iflu bit. Spot market ntilet; mixed
oin v to 22 pounds. 63 He; nanira
white. 26 to S3 pounds, 64tnvc;
c'.lpped white. 32 to 40 pounds, ouVtW
62c. . . ,
HAY Easy; goon to Choice, iuu
1 or.
HOPS Steady:
siaie. common to
choice, 1907 crop
8c; Pacific coast,
crop, 6 6c.
12ift lc: 1906 crop. 4 i
1907 crop. 8llc; 1906
Bogota, J 6 "4 c: Central
II idks uuiet;
America. 1'4c
LEATHER Qulet acia, -.-fin'jic,
PROVISIONS Beef, steady: mess.
f 10. 60IB11.00: beef hams. $24. 50tf 26.60;
nacket. 112. Oftfl 12.50; city, extra India
mess. $21.00 871 2.00. . Cut meats, .-.teady;
Ickled Iiel PS. 87.7 a If 8. 60 .. picklca nam,
9 00 Lard, barely steady; western
prime. $7.8578.05; renneo. easy; pomt
n.Di h- isniiTn a nr nu, -oi
pound, $7.13H?7.3ii. Pork, steady;
family. $17.5051' 1 8.00; short clear, $lo.60
in r.nounn
TALLOW Steady; city. 6 He; country.
IU (hi . e.
RICK Quiet; domestic, fair to extra.
2ifi)ic; Japan, nominal.
BL'TTKR Steady ; western factory, com
mon to firms. lrtU'JOc, . ,
CHEESE r Irm. . .
FXR1S Eaay; western firsts, 26Vc
wnnHl ?4ffl''6e.
POIM.TRY Alive, dun; western chickens,
11c: fowls, 13c; turkeys. 13c; dressed, dun
western ehlrken. L'O-JOci turkeys, l-"11(.c
fowls, jog 14c. -v
WEATHER I THB GRA1S BELT
Fair anal Slowly Rlslan Temperatnre
tor Sunday.
OMAHA, Jan. 19. 1908.
Light snowfall occurred In tho lower
lake region and upper Ohio valley sine
he last report nd generally clouay
weather prevail In the Atlantic and eeat
gulf state thl morning. . The weather is
generally clear throughout the Mississippi
Iley ana west 10 iiie mouniains. v up.
cided fall In teinpeature occurred laat
nlaht In the upper Mississippi valley ana
west over the Missouri valley Into the
mountains. Higher temperatures are gen
eral In other sections snd conditions are
favorable for slowly rising temperature In
this vicinity tonight and Sunday, with con
tinned fear weather.
Omaha record of temperature and ere
cipilatlon compared with the corresponding
day of tne last mre years:
- h 1I"W. 1HU7. lWii.
Minimum temperature- .. - 23 24 21 20
Precipitation 00' T 0 T
Normal temperature ror toaay, w degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March l,
1907. 7.78 inches. . -i- -
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
1.91 inches. -.-.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1906,
2.63 inches.
L. A, WELSti Locai rorecttter.
St.- I.aal General Market.
ST. T.OUIS. Jan. '-IS. WHEAT Lower
track No. ?. fed cn 81.02M.ai at; No.
hard. I1'.00Q'1.03'A: Mky. 1.01"ii4il.02.
CORN Lower; track; ,No. 3. cash 6dS56V4e
Mav. 61Uc: NO. 2 white. Sl'Wic.
OATS Ijower: track, mo. 3 casn, biC
Mav. 614c: No 2 White. 62e. .
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. $4
6-4. &0; extra fancy and straight, 14.264.50
clear, 3.7tfi.oii.
SEEl-Tlmothy. steady. 83.50.
CORN M BA L Stead y, $2.90.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track. $1.08
gfi.io. .
hay yuiet; timotny, iii.tnraitj.au; prairie
$.?) 13.00.
IRON COTTON TIES SI. 10.
BAOOINO Wc.
HEMP TWINE He-..'
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: Jobbing
113.25. lArd, lower; prime steam, $7.12V4.
t)ry salt meats (boxed), steady: extra
shorts, $7.75: clear ribs, $7.624j; short clear
J7.(C'H. Bacon i ooxedi, s'eady; extra short,
$8.S2'4; clear ribs, $.1.50; short clears, $8.50.
POULTHY Weak: chicken. 8Hc: springs
W, turkeys. iiic; ciucxs, vc; geese, (ivic.
BUTTKK-Mteany ; creamery, iWa'sOlfeC.
EQOS Lower: 20c. case count.
v . i Receipt. Shipments
Flour, bbls' 7.000 lo.OOO
Wheat, bu 32.0IX) 50.000
Corn, bu .....136,0ii0 73.00)
Oats, bu 120,000 82,0H
Kssms City 43 rain aad Provisions
KANSAS CITY, Jfl, l.-WHEAT-1(&2c
lower; May, w; Juiy, woc; cash, No.
hard, 7ct41.00; No. 3, 96w4c; No 2 red
98cf(i1.00; No. 3, 998c.
CORN W61e lower; May. 6414c; July
wic; casn, rxo. s mixea, tivyn nsnc ; iso.
624t62lKc; "No. i whita, bliiub3o: No.
K.11,.,-
3,
OATS HdMo lower; No. 2 while, 490c
No. 3 mixea, tsyw!c.
RYE 78c.
HAT Choice timothy steady, $12.(XBil2.50
choice prairie, weak; ss.outis.oo.
Bi:TTER Flrnt; creamery, Slcr packing
EOOS-Steady; extras. 224c: first. 21c.
Reoelpts. Shipments
Wheat, bu lafiooo 42,000
Corn, bu ....i.... (B.ooo 4s...i0
Oats, bu 23,000 8,000
Kansas City options:
Articles. Open. High. I Low. Close.
Wheat
May... Jan....
Corn
May.... July...
99fH
91,1
' 64', I
1 Oft
92'e,
7V4yrfHI
SOTal
7H
90'A
6f-,
644l MW's
64l
65
f4
Peoria Cirala Market.
PEORIA. Jan. 18: -CORN Firm; No
yellow. 54tirW)c: No. 8. 648 56c; No. 4. 60Vi
Sl'yr; no graoe, wiir.-
(1ATS Firm; No. 3 while. Kr; No.
White. 60UJ0e; No. 4 white, 4lNo.
W1IISKY-$1.36. 1
Dalath Grala.Market.
DULUTH, Minn. Jan. 18 WHEAT
No. 1 northern, $1,054; July, $I.10H.
OATS 48ViC. '-
Olla aad Rela.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18 OHA-Cottonseed
easy; prime crude, 31Jj32.'; prime yellow, 41e,
Petroleum, steady; refined. New York
te.76: Philadelphia and Baltimore, IN 7o
Philadelpliia and Baltimore In bulk, t4.9j.
Turpentine, quiet, bio.
ROSIN Firm; strained, common o good,
$34OrS50.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 18.-OIL-Turpent!ne,
nothlns doing. 64c.
ROSIN-Flrm. Quote: A, B, C. $.7 40; Tj,
$3 40; E, 83 46: F. $3 &o; , 3 0: II, $,165
$390; K, $4 80: M. $5.85; N, $6.90; W. a
$0 10; W. W.. 86
OIL CITT, Pa.. Jan. 18 OU-Cred
balance. B.7S. iKuns. lsv.tcs bbls.; average,
14:1.0) bbls. nnipmenis. isj.owi cms.; aver
age. ibi.iau dpis.
Ceffee Market
NEW YORK. Jaa. 18 COFFEE Th
market for futures eiosea steady, net
point lower to point higher. On les were
reported of 17.260 bags, including February
at tor; atarcii, ec; juiy. im; September,
8.3BC-, December, toe. Bpot, steady; No
7 Rio. l-lte; No. San toe, Ik'. "Mild
coftee, ateaay; v oraova, invouc.
- - Dry 4Ba4 Market.
NKTr TORKV Jan. 18DRY OOODS-
Ttie dry . goods marker Wa quiet today.
Kevision 01 prices are in progress. Man
large buyer are expected in next week
The annual meeting or the National Whole
l Dry Oooda association will be held an
many buysr w
rtil attend.
Veel MaVa
Waal MaVket
ST. fiOUlSt Jan.- 18-WOOL Steadv : me
dltiin grades, combing and clothing, fcyje
Mini Tine, irtrax; aeary line, latfuc: lu
washed. 3tV&Uc
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MJ.HEET
Killing- Cttl Lower for the Week,
with Feeders Stronger.
IMPROVEMENT 15 HOG 3 TOIL WEEK
sheea fteeelH l-argre, with rrlee
Higher First Half at Week, C'loe.
Ia a I. Mtle Latter All
Aloaat the 4,1 ae.
sni rtt nuillA Jan.
18. tM.
rhe following table ahows the receipt
1 tie, hog and sheep at toiith Omaha f
or
or
c
Hog. Sheep.
Heeeipts weie:
Official Monday ,
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday....
7.713
6.1?6
6.K1
8ffl. Mai Thifrsday
tflcial Friday
stlmato Saturday ....
Six dava thl week. ..26,511
69 2S2
78.8."
65.630
25.440
36.157
45.915
S0.722
16.110
17.4R4
6.779
17.276
S6.2J8
Same day last week 21,491
btama Hsva t weeks SffA..11.8h3
Same day 3 weeks ago.. 6.7W
Same days 4 weeks ago. ib J",!
Same dava last vear 27.2C8
ths year to date, compared with last year.
190R. 197- l"c- A:.
Cattle 64.812 4.804 ...... !
Hog, 175.6KS 102,204 73.4S4
Sheepv (18,907 81.WI
The following table show the vf
price of hog at South Omaha for tn lasi
several days, with comparisons '..
Dat. I 1908. 19O7.119O8.1906.19O4.!1903.1902.
6 151 I 4 601 I 49 I f
Jan.
28
4 294,
4 31
4 18
m
4(M
4 194
6 38
3
301
it
281
...,
....
10 j.
11..
12.,
13..,
14..
15..
16..
17..
18..
Jan.
1UI 4 611 4 ti
s
I 15
14
864
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12 1 M 1
S 2
4 2
4 61
81 4I
761 1
6 25
s ra
I 29
6 24
4 ti
4 76
4 73
4 69
00
6 12
6 23
1.1
4 60
37
Jan.'
Jan.
Jan.
4 av-ti
35
f 43
42
41
60
60
4 52
4 61
4 74
17
Jan.
4 2
50
6 27
4 55
4 l
I
Sunday.
Tl,. nrei..tol ml.r if ears of Si
ock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep. H
C. M. ft St. P 1?
r'a.
Wabash :
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific system
3
30
10
51
27
C. ft N. W.. east
C. ft N. W.. West....
C, St. P., M. ft O..
C, B. ft Q., east...
C. B. ft U.. west...
C, R. 1. ft P . east...
C, R. I. P.. west.
Illinois Central
Chicago O. W
Totl receipts 6 171
The dlsnnsltlon of the days receipt was
a follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
i-aiite. nea",
Omaha Packing Co
Otatie l'nn,r,.nw 1.1
Cuanhv Park Ina Co 4.000
- ran
Armour ft lo w.vw
Cudahy, from Fort Worth...... 71
T. B. Inghram "
Independent racking . tjo .... .
Other buyers .,
Tot.l. 94 12,722
CATTLE Receipts of cattle tody were
verv llht. hut for the week there ha been
a liberal run. showing a large gain oyer
last week, with the total well up to the
record of a year ago. The arrivals all tho
week have consisted very largely of
warmed-up beef steers. With a very liberal
allowing of cows and heifers.' Right good
and well finished beef cattle have been In
' rmrlnePPth'e. first half of the wek the
market on beef steer ws steady to strong
every day, so that by Wednesday prices
looked a little higher than at the clrtse of
the nrevloua week. On Thursday the situa
tion was changed. Packers seemed to have
been nretlv well filled UD and St the same
time advances from eastern points were dis
couraging, with the result that tne maram
that day and again on Friday showed con
siderable decline. At th close of the Week
the market 1 generally loaioc lower man
af the close of the week before.
rnii snd heifers were In very active
demand during the early part of the week
due not only to free buying on the part of
local packer, but also to a large snipping
demand. In consequence of this the market
waa Quoted strong or a little' nigiier eaci
day during 'the first three days of the
week. As wa tne cae wan peei sieers
nrlcea took a downward turn on Thur
day and Fridy so that t thn cloe of
the week the market Is safely 15260 lower
than it was on Wednesday, the high point
In other words, the advance of the week
waa lost, reaving the market naraiy as
good as it was at the close of last week
Blockers ana reeaera nave wen very
free sellers all the week tin until Friday
with nrlces gradually firming up. While
the weakness on Friday wipes out a portion
of the gain still the market at the close
of the week I generally a little better than
one week ago. In most cases 10c higher,
onoiat ions on cattle: (mod to cno ce
corn-fed teer, $5.166.06; fair to good
corn-fed steers, $4 60fri6.l6; common to fair
corn-fed steer, 3.7Mfr4.15; good to choice
cows and heifers. $3.6K(i'4.30; fair to good
cows and heifers, $3.7K3.60; common to
fair cows and heifers.- $1.75973.75; good to
choice stocker and feeders, $4.00414. MO; fair
o Kood stocker and feeder. 83.6nr4..:
common to fair stockers and feeders, $3.00
lf3.H0.
Representative saies:
Ns.
...
14...
7...
6...
( ...
It...
31...
It...
I...
At. Pr. N. . At. Pp.
,. m 4 t9 t iuo l (to
.872 I II 30 1231 6 It
COWS.
. m t n n io8
. .104 I li 4 130
,. it 3 70 ti net
I It 17 .'...Utf
I 39
40
I to
I 80
..Ml I 44)
HEIFERS.
,. t7 t 46 . ' ...,1001 4 40
.. 8M 8 t ' I '
HOOS Hog sold 2V,"p5o lower than yes
terday. or In other word a good deal like
yesterday' closing market. The trade wa
reasonably active at thai decline, notwith
standing the fact receipt were very large
for Saturday. The better loads oi nogs
sold largely at 34.a084.. against $4.22
(i4.S0 for the bulk yeeterday.
The hog market thl week ha fluctuated
back and forth, but in the main there ha
been an advance. At' the outset of the
week there was a sharp break, but price.
commencing with Tuesday, advanced,
reaching the nigh point oi tne wee en
Thursday, since which time ther ha bean
a downward movement, bit it at me close
of the week the market la Hfl'c higher
than at the close of last week. .
Representative sale:
Ns. . At. 81). Pr. ha AT Ik.
AT.
..tzt
..I6
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..17
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4 .'
4 .
4 tl
4 tz
4 at
4 12
4 U
4 :
4 is
4
4 2a
4 12
4 a
4t 22
4 32
4 1
4 82
4 tt -4
4 26
4 as
4 21
4 34
4 24 .
4 k :
425
4 14
4 II
I ti
4 as
4 25
4 24 ,
4 ti
4 21
4
4 tl
4 sn
4 85
4 21
4 21
4 28
4 M
4 M
4 21
4 M
4 a
4 ft
4 17
4 87
4 21
4 CJs,
4
4 17
4 87
4 27
4 17 .
4 87
4 17
4 17
4 M
4 30
4 M
4 M
4 10
4 a
4
4
4 M
4 M
4
4 M
M HI 130 4 ISSa 75
?(1 4 lb
11
..Ik0
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..170
..1
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..'Urn
..2io
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6.5VI 6.4
7.273 8.3-W
, g,ms 9.418
, t.m n.o
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SHEEP There were no fresh receipts of
sheep trxisy and nothing of any cons
(pieme In the ysrds. For the week th re
ceipts have !een very liberal, the lotnl
amounting to 30.7?? htsd. as Basinet 17.4M
head lst ae.. The receipt tor Ihe cor
responding week of a year ago Were lib
eral, amounting to 3H.3V8 head.
The week started out Hh the market
In a Verv satisfactory condition as viewed
from a seller s slnndplont. Price strength
ened lip very materially during the tlrst
four days of Ihe week under Ihe Influence
of the tree buvlng and In sp-.e of liberal
rerelpls. On Thursday and Friday prices
dropped hack) sharply owt-g to the big
slump sf eastern markets. The flooding of
the Buffalo market seemed to start a
downward movement In pr;vs which ex
tended as far west as Omaha. The heavy
snow and sleet storms In the vicinity of
Chicago were really brneflr.nl to western
seller of she'ep, as the consequent de
moralisation of the telegraph service pre
vented a full knowledge of ortlilois at
eastern points from reselling hero tint II
lste In the week, when otherwise the mar
ket might have broken aoonr man It did.
A It was the market durln most or me
Week was In a verv satisfactory condition
and by no means bad even after the break.
Still at the close Of ihe -,::i prices are
tM(25c lower the- they Weie at Ihe high
time on Wednesday and possibly at little
lower than at the cloae of last week. As
matter of course Ihe decline was the most
pronounced on the medium grades, strictly
choice kinds showing the lees loss.
Quotations on aood to enotce fed sheep
and lambs: Lambs. 16.751)7 00: yearling
wethers, $6.4off.00; wethers, gYOOjiS.tt; ewes,
4.7D'(i.00.
CHICAGO LIVE 9TOt k M ARKET
Cattle aad hece steady Hogs tVrsk
im Lower.
CHICAGO. Jan. 18-CATTLe-Rcceipls.
slxmr 4") head.- eMarket steady : beeves.
$3.66ij.25,' cows And heifers. $l.nf(f 4.20: Tex
an. H.lil)4.(i0; calves, gg.bmri.isi; western.
$3.75ft4 ); stocker nd feeder. $2.6071 1 20.
IIOOB Receipts, about 30.000 head. Mar
ket weak to 6c lower; light. 34 161 M 40:
mixed. M. 2004 80: heavv. U.2Mr4.0: rotixh.
$42V4 26; pigs. $2.6064.20; hulk of sales.
84. wv n 4. 4ft.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, shout
$.000 head. Market steady: native. MWi
6.70; western, $1.6"4J5.70; yearlings. $,".Si"i7
6.00; lambs; $&.&04i7.3t): western. $5.50-!J7.i.
Kansas City Lire Stork Market.
- KANSAS flTY. Jan. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 9U0 head; market steady; choice ex
port and unseed beef steers, $5 250.65; folr
to good, f4.15Si6.16j western steers. II.OOTf
6.26; stockers snd feeders. $.1.60A4.7a; south
ern Steers. $4.10iti4.9t); southern cow. 82 80df
4 00; native cows. $:' 6uH4.4fl; native heifers,
M.SOfN.OO; hulls. $3.i(vrM.25; calves. $4.0,7.00.
Receipts for the week, 5.'..50if head.
Hotjfl Receipts, 10,000 head; steady to
lower;-top, 84.46; bulk of ssles, $4.!hy4.4u;
heavy, $4.3ti4.46: packers, $4.U4.40; plus
and lights. 3.7Mrt.30. Receipts for the week,
107.000 head.
SHEEP AND IJMB3-No receipts; mar
ket nominally steady; lamhs, $tiW,'u.H0;
ewes . and yearlings, $4.6oy'o.G0! western
yearlings. $6.fftf.26; western sheep; $4.25(0
6.60; stockers and feeders, $3.'.'5J4.0. Re
ceipt for the week, 38,800 head.
St. Loo Is Live Stock Market
ST. LOUIS. Jrt. 1S.-CATTLERecelp1s,
600 head. Including 60 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
IS.OOW-6.10:- dressed beef and butcher steers,
t4.f4Vir5.40; steers under 1.000 lbs., $3. 75414 50,
stockers and feeders, $.1.0f(4 66; cows nml
heifers, $3.25436.26; canner. $l.5O3,40; bull,
$2 004.50; calves. $3Drxr7.uu; Tents and In
dian steers, $2.906.50; cow and hcitera,
fl.76ift3.73.
HtXSS Receipt. 7.000 head; market 10o
lower; pigs and lights $3.75tl'4.35; packers,
$3.70ig4.3o; butchers and best heavy, ,4.3oQ
4.46.
SHEEP AND DAMBS-Recelpts, S00 head;
market steady; native muttons, $3.0tv?t6.26,
lamba, J3.5iK(iiJ.50; cull and bucks, 12.0nji3 00.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 63 head; tnarekt nominal; natives,
$3.7515.75; cows and heifetu, $2.00(64. CO;
stockers arid feeder. $.150ii4.4O.
HOOB Receipts, 9,447 head; market
strong; top, 84.85; bulk, 84.20.-4.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.013
head; market steady; yearlings, I5.60tj6.io,
lOttK City Live ttoek Market.
SgOUX CITY, la., Jan. 18-(Special Tele
gram.) HOOS Receipts, 1600 head; mar
ket 6c lower, selling gt $4.00' 1.35; bulk,
4.I84.26.
CATTLE Receipts, 200 head; market un
changed; beeves, 83.80fie.40i cow and helf.
era, 2.40(g4.26; stocker and feeder, $3,001
.; caivea ana yearling, iz.&.to.
Stock la Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the tig prln
clpal western market vesterdav:
uattie. nogs. (snep.
South Omaha.
Sioux City....
Kansas City..,
St. Joseph....
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
1AU
12.600
8,500
10.000
9.417
7.000 '
80,000
200
900
63
800 :
400
1,013
300
2,000
.2.153 74,447 3,313
Kfew York Money . Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18.-MONEY-On call
nominal. Time loan eaay; sixty day and
ninety days, per cent; six months S per
cent.
PRLME MERCANTILE PAPER-IP to 7
per rent.
u-rirur ivu F.rmiwniL-flipnnv ... it u
ctual business In bankers' bills at $4 8WA-0)
4Wf78 for demand, and at 4.8276f-1.81 for
sixty day bill. Commercial bills, $4-81
METALS Bar llver, Uhic; Mexlcaa dol
lars, 44.
BONIS Oovernment, steady; railroad,
teady.
Closing quotation on bond were- a fol-
tnwt:
II. . ral 3a, r.f. . . -K4 L. k. uol. 4a Mta
mm eoapea ....lusv sii. e. g. 4a 4.
V. 8. im. ret le Mex. Central 4s 74 V
do coubob
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(to eouron
Am. Tobacco
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BOSTON,' Jan. 18 Cal! loans,
cent; time loans, IVgl per cent.
apio per
Official
closing on stock and bond
Alcsisu 'li
M Atlsatta
. u
no 4a
Met. Ontnl 4a..
Atrblaon ........
do p(d
Boston A Alkaar
hostae A Maine.
Huston Klesatd ,
rttchburg aid ...
Maalasa CenuaJ
N. Y , N. M. ft
.. Btnsham
. . 71 Csntsnulal ......
.. 73 Cal. ft Heel...,
. . 14 Copper Hajiga
..14 rials Waal u
. -12 PrasMIe
..115 (Iran by
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.. U Maas. aiming ..,
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. 57
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Am. rnev). Tubs..
Amer. Sugar ......
mo sfd .........
Ata. T. ft T
Asmt. Woolen ....
an pfd
Edlaon Kmt. 111..
General Kl Irlo ..
Haas, tlavtrlo ...
0o p(d
Mass Osa
... 6 Oaeaels
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...114 Unla.-r
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7
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4l'tab
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117Wiaona
41 Wolverine
..... 14 North Malta
K Butts Ooalltkm
4 Kaaa
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32 Anions low. ...
U
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Advanlure ..
Alltrasa
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Aakad.
TotaU ...$12,118,384.88 $10,423,817 11
Increase over the corresponding week
last year, $1,494,649.77.
"New York Mlatagr Stock.
NEW YORK, Jn. 18 -Ooelng quotation
on mining stock were:
A4ia coa. utile Culst .....
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Load, Ula Cob.
U
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ClearlatT Htwe Baak Slateaneat.
NETW YORK. Jan. 18. The statement of
th clearing noose bank for the week
show that th bank hold $22,636,475 mora
than th requirement of the 26 per cent
reserve rule. This Is sn Increase of $16.
5.M.4KT In the proportions le cash resn.- as
Compared With lest werk J .'"
I tie emirmeni inin'ni.,
Incvesse
8 Mf 1'
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9.li.l4,.1'5
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losfts 1
llenoslt
Circulation
Legal tenders ....
Specie ,
Reserve ,
Reserve req'r'd ..
Hurplus
Ex-!'. 8. depoHlls.
I ecrrse.
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London (losing gtoeks..
t'iNPoN. Jan. T. Closing qiuneilons on
stocks tii-re:
('enrols money . . .
4n at-eftuitt
Anai-inla
An-hlton
n flit
Pslllnif.re A Ohio.
Csfa1tan PstSf ..
t'hesspeske A Ohte
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lemr A tl. tl
4o nfrt
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Crind Tnnik
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. . Renting . .
4 s,mth--rn Uallvay
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Illln la Central
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SILVER Bar. quh t. rr. ll-lld per. ounce.
.MONEY-8fi.lV4i er cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills is 4V, per cent; for three
months' bills, (VoU per cent,.
' Rank Oearlnn.
OMAHA, Jan. IS. Bank cleliriugs for
today were $1,934,39.81. end fot- the cor.
responding ditto last, year 1 1,669,953. 10.
1908
1907
Monday . , .
Tuesday . .
Wodnendny
Thursday .
Frldiiy . . . .
SnUirday .
2,O:,4.104.47
1.9.'n.34 42
LMI9.4:'4.85
2.21s.'.'l I 00
1.9X6.R20 9(1
1.934,. "169. i.4
S.O.M. 642.43
1.i9.01M
1.704.217. 40
1.8:7.414 t
1.713,270 79
' 1.668,353. 1
ijmaiia wnotrsAtr market.
F.OOS Fresh selling crss. csndlcd, 200.
BUTTER-Conmioii, 10c; - fancy tub and
rolls. )7il9c; creamery, 3tV.
CHEESE New full croari, WIsconBlgj
(Win, 17c; new I.HI cream nrtra, jic; uo
mestlu new Swiss. 18c; new II m burger, l,f
Ilk-; young Americans, 17'4jo.
LIVE I 111' I. I 111 tpi ine-T. ei , oeiin, eu;
roorters. 3c; ducks, 9Cl get he. ;tc; luiaey,
lSc; plKcons, Hi'c per do. ' " "
DRU'Mbc.u louuin; ui maa., laucy, rj
hens. 9c; roosters, lo;. ducks, lie;, geese.
c; turkeys, imiiic.
HAY Choice No.-l J:p!and. $10.00; medium.
$9.00; No. 1 bottom, $.i.oi off grades, from
$5.50tf6 60. iiya snaw i.w. nu.
tAlta. 811.W . ..
TKOi'iCAi. rnntis.
ORANGES Fancy " Waslilngtort navel.
all sixes, per bos, :.ib: extra lancy sun
ii.tsi.r all slxtsx iier box. MOO: California
Tangerines, 200 tilau and suiallur, per box,
.2 25. ,.' ,t
Uli a r CO maiBHa, tnuii r, tv-e, a,.w.
MalaK. extra lancy,. 4.5o; extra choice.
er Keg, extra im, vy nr;,
'"GRAPE FRU IT Florida, 64 and 80 size.
per box, $0.00. -
BANANAS Port Lluion, owing to six,
aer bunch, $1.60 to U00.
PEARS Extra lancy winter Nelli. per
box, 82.75. 4j
FlUa AiSU iA 1 B.O amyrnia . gs, I-
crown, per I4w;tc; cunvrna iigs, -
crown oer lb.. i:iJJc: nmyrua iig. 4-
ciown, per lb, 101U ; California 'ig. boxes
10 carton, nan; t,anrornta iiga, uoxes, 14
ear.ons. K.)c: Calif oii'.ia figs, bulk, per lb..
CVtc; Hallowt dates, per lb., 6c; Khdrinr
dates, per id., do; can- autes, pei iu., due.
Fard dates, 13-lb. boxes, per lb, a. .
CRA NBEKKI EW Extra lancy jjeii ana
Bugle, per bbl., $10.00; extra lancy Jersey,
Jier bbl., VS. W, extra lancy jeravy, per oox,
n.... , '. . . ' ' .. ' . .
CEalOB r.xir iant-y Doatnenana ,
Beauty, 3ti0 and AM lzc, per box, $4.00; ex
tra choice Justi'lte, i and 3t0 ie, per
box, 13.75. , 1
r nun a
APPLES Washington Snow, per box.
$1.50; Washington Jonathan, pur box, $1.75;
Washington Roman Beauties, per box, $1.76;
Washington Alexanders, pr - box, $1.75;
Washington mue rearmaina, pr oox, i.io;
WashliiKtoii Red Cliei'k Pippins, per box.
., t . t l.i , t.-,- v... a i rr.
41. to; vv UHll)lie.toii nuiKfl, i wua, ,1.1
Washington Ualiey sweet, per oox.
$1.76;
box,
$4.5o;
$4.W;-
Washlnaton No. Spy. Per boa. $1.
fornla Red Pearmaln. 4-tlor, per box,
California Belleflowers, 4-licr, per
$2.00; New York Baldwin, per DM.,
New York Nortnern spies, per pot..
New York annulled varieties, per bbl., $4. 50.
et'i'ft-T A lt T.-0
POTATOES-Per bu.. tr.il 75c. ;
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per bhl..
ti.71. -v.' - -.
TOMATOES Florida, extra fancy, per 4-
basket crate, .oo; cnorce, per pasxet crate.
$4.00; Cuban, fancy, per "-basket crate, $4.00.
LETTUCE Florida lit ail, jier hum per,
$3.00; per do., 40c.
CUClJ.MtJF.riB not nouae, z oox., lancy,
per box, $3.00; 3 do, choice, per box, $V.50.
11AU1BM,B riot nouse, per uoxen, sue.
PARSLEY Tar doz 40c.
PEPPERS Florida, 6-baskct crate, per
crate. $4.00.
PAKHN1I H Old, per bbl.. l-'.as.
BEKTS-Old, per bhl., $2.26.
CARROTS AND TURNlPSOld. per bhl..
$2.00; Canada Htitahages, per' lh., inc.
CAKB.vue Wisconsin i-ioiiand seed, per
lb., Hie.
ONIONS Spanish, per crn(, $1.60; Wl
consin Red llot, per lb.,'lHc
CAUI.IFLOWER-I'er 2-dor crata, $3.00.
HORSERADD1SH Per do., 90o
Kl'MQUATS Owing to quality, per qt..
30c to 40c.
SHALIXJTS - Per dor , 90c.
brussel Sprouts, per qt., 20c.
STRAWBERRIES Owing tu quality, 50fl
to 5c. ...
CELERY Michigan, per bunch, rtt6e.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., No. L $2.8;
Lima, 7c per Ito.
BEEP CUTS.
Rib: No. 1. 13Vic; No. 2. 11c; No. 3, 7V..0,
Loin: No. 1. 19c; No. 2, 12c; No. 8, 'to.
Chuck: No. 1, b'Hc; No.. 2, 5V4c; No. t, 6c.
Round: No. 1, Via No. 2, 7V4c; No. 3, 6,c.
Plate: No. 1. 6',iic: No. 2. 5c; No. 8, 4c.
MI3CELLANEOIvS.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune
ar somewhat unsettled by freer offering
from aecond hands, who seem desirous ot
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tation range front Co to 9c lor California
fruit and . from Ihbu to c for Oregon.
Peat has ara vary firm, with fancy yellow
quoiea at ijwu.
fc.40; beet, $,".00;
nnwdered. 6.16c.
CUt loaf. i;o; cube, 6cJ
SUGAR (Iran ula ted can. " per sack.
CANNED GOODS Corn. stitTiaara west
ern, 75c. Tomatoea, fr.ncy. 3-pound ran.
$1.45; standard, S-pourid cam, $120. Pine
apples, .rated. 2-jkj ind, $Z si(2,30; gllcad,
$1.76"il36. Gallon aplea, $460. California
apricot, $-'.553.30. Peara. 83.KXu3.lo.
Peaches, tl.Wi&.la. L. C. peaches, I2.10J
8.16. Alaska salmon, red. $1.40; fancy,
Chinook, flat, f.;.io: fancy sockeys, flat,
$2.15. Sardines, quarter oil, SS.flO; three
quarters mustard, $3.35. - Sweet potatoes,
$1.Z&V135. Sauerkraut, 95c. Pumpkins, OOd
fc 11.00 Lima bean, 3-pound, - 76cUll.i'5.
Soaked beans, 3-pound, 65o; fancy, $1JU,41.46-
N UTS California No. 1 S. S. walnuts, per
lb., 17c; imported Tarragona almonds, per
lb., 18c; filbert, Braati and Jumbo pecan.
13c; butternut, per lb., L:'c; No. 1 H. P.
peanuts, roamed, sc ; raw, 6c; salted pea
nuts, per box, $1.15; Italian chestnuts, per
lb., 10c
COFFEE Roanted, No. So, 16c; . No. 80.
21c: No. 25. 19c: No. 30, Vrto.
KISH Halibut, 110. trout, 13c; pickerel.
10c; pike, 14c; pike, frenh, frotlen, Uej white
flh, 144416c; buffalo, 14c; bullheada, aklnttedl
and dressed, 13c; catfish, dressed, 17c; whit
perch, 7c; white ban, 15c; black bass, Ucj
unflMh, fciiiKc; crapptes, V(irV; Uirge crappiea,
15c; herring, fresh frosen, be, waltftsn
froaen. U'ulfc; pickerel, treat) tiogen, 13o;
red auapper,- 12c; llountlera,, maoaerel, 1J
85c por flab, codtish, fresh froxen, 12c; had
dock, fiaali froswn. He; aroalls. Via; sba
roe. 45c per lb.; frog legs. 3jo per dug,;
greeji tint lo- inegt, 25c per lb
HIDES AND TaLLOw Green galted.
No. 1. fco; No. 2, 4c j bull hides. 3c; srreeoi
unsalled. No. 1, 4c; green tinaUd. No. 3.
Sc; horse hide, t0nl.ii; sheep pe.t a
titl.OO. Tail.- No. 1, 4Vso; Ng. 2. Vaa,
Wool, l'xu As-
Metal Market. (
NEW YORK. Jan. 14. METALS Th
metal msrkels were generally quiet, price
being nioro or less nominal in the ahaencsj
of important business. Tin was reporteil
easy at 27.iutr27.5n. Coriper was r4et wltli
lake quoted Bt $13. 754 14 00; electrolytic at
J1.!6''rj 13.87: caHtliia. $l3.3;Hir13.B.'Mj. Ix'ad
wa quiet at $1. 70j 3 75, and B lter gt $4.45
t)4 63. -
ST. tOUIS, Jan. 1S.-M ETALS-Id,
steady, $5.65. Spelter, gte&dy. at $4 50.
GLOBE TANMNG &
MANUFACTURING CO.
ES MOXSTES, IOWA.
W tan all kinda of . hide yoti
Bend us,' both mlih hair on and
off. ni.il-e them into coats ami
-robe. Write fur shipping tag
anil booklet.
JACOB BATHS, J. A. SMITH
foaaieiag- naUete4 teeke ef
' Maahattaa, WeeaAa, ' Mine - for sal
oa xaontkly payxaaatif, la block of 10O
to 6,000 atiarea, at Sfio and 30t pt
' tkiN. ,8"i paxtiealarg eall tnr addx
MAX tm, BVIBSlUsT,
600 Se. gist Ave. Tel. rxsxglaa 378. I
. Proeyecta Xtee.
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