TTTE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THUUSDAY. .1ANUAKY 2X 190S.
van
r
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
later Cabl Carm Easier Feelinj it
the Opt ring-.
VALUES HrrOYTU FB.OM BREAK
tadr. hot Heavy Csv
fcles Brttf la Celling Oram and
... . Crowd tioeo rtearlsh
and - Hanaaaaered.
- i, OMAUA. Jan. 22. 190S.
Lwer rablrf Caueevl m easier feeling for
while st th orening. cut values reov
ered quickly from alt I, reeks and acted In
dependent of the weak ceblea.
Whwat opened steady, hut heavy cubic
brought In selling orders, anil t!m crowd
were hearlsh anl hammrrn). Thf offer
ings (r heavy and the demand for mhat
poor In all portion. Prices were well
sustained. . however, and the "lone was n
surprise to local traders. May wheat open-d
el 9ie and closed at Wc.
Com holds steady and rallies easily on
any Rood buying. Opinlona on corn from
the beat Informed are atroncly bullish, and
compared to the essy feeling generally on
wheat and provision. It strength I ainatt
In.
Way com opened at ESc and cloaed at
6,c. L
Oat started steady and held Independ
ently strong wuh com and refuted to
break to any great extent on some heavy
avellinar by coramllon houses. May oats
opened at KHtO and cloned at 53Hc.
Primary wheat receipt were GH.Otf
bushels and shipments eee 2HU) busnele
against receipt! last year of 325.000 bushels
nd shipments of ZbZJXiO bushels.
Corn receipts were SSZ.ffi bushels and
shipments were 860,ua) bushels against re
celpta last year of 647.001) bushels and ship
ments of 48.ano bushels.
Clearances were 164.UH0 bushels of corn.
I.Ow uuh4s of oats snd wheat and flour,
equal to 45,000 bushels.
Liverpool cloaed. Sd to Hid lower on
wheat, and ltd tn Ud lower on corn.
Seaboard reported. 120,000 bushels of wheat
nd w.uuu bushels of corn taken lor expun.
Local range of options:
Arttcls. Open Hlgh. Low. Close.Tes-y.
patents. lsr,yf; first elesr. M.J'";
sefnnd clours ft S-tJ1 V
BRAN In bulk. VO..)isa)3.
Wheat ' I
May... M 9SV 9S
July... 9W4 MS ' & ws
i Sept... WVa 91 S 914 m1
Corn
Ma;.;. 65H K 66 & K4
July... 54ii-'.. M M1 54"i 54H
Hepu. Uh . 63', M Mt
Oats
i May.- B3i 53 63H
July... 46 4v4 4-, 47
Sept... 39 S3 3 i 39
Oaaaan Cash Prices.
WHEAT-Ko. 2 hard. gfi'VSTc; No. 3
liard. No... hard, fcUuV2c; No. 9
spring. v7et31.
f- COKN No. , 61c; No. 4. H4c: no
frade, 4U.iic; No. yellow, E3c; No. 2
whlte, 61'qUc.
OATS No. 4 colored. 470: No. S white.
47Vu4ec; No. 4 white, 47'(47Hc; standard.
t KYk, N. 2, 75'97lc: No. , TSgTlc.
Carlat Receipts.
Wheat. Com. Oats.
Chicago 4i
Minneapolis 277
. Omaha 24
lulutr ft
42
U8
CHICAGO GRAIV AMD PROVISIONS
,-r Krsrtrri mt the Tradlaar aad Closlas;
i. Prices Brl ( Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. !2. Lower cables and
.liberal primary receipts caused a 1-cent
break In wheat today, but part of the loss
' was regained on buylnk brought nut by a
. strong . market for corn. At the closo
wheat, for May delivery was off Vtc. Corn
' was up ttc. Oats went o lower and pro
' vttlons were down 71W to ITM,4i20c.
. i The wheat market was unsettled for ths
. greater , part of the dsy. hut late In the
eension a compsraiveiy nrm tone oe
: 's'o e because of the activity and strength
of the- com. f Sentiment whs bearish dur
ing the first hour because of a free movo-
' ment of wheat In tne nortnwest ana soum-
' west. ' and a break of more than Id nt
, Liverpool. u Conum'salon bouse were the
' "chief sellers early In the day. A good de
inand for cash wheat was a strong second
-to the corn market in strengthening prices.
The close was steady. May opened tffc
to I'plVdc lower at $1.01tto1.u2. sold between
$l.oi and ILffi,1., and closed at UMQ
- I.92H.
Clearances of wheat and flour were eaual
' to 487. t bu. Primary receipts were Sli.uuO
' bu., compared with &S,0tP bu. on the same
day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and
. chicaao . reoorted receipt ot 3M cars.
against 430 cars, last week and 1S8 car
une vear aso.
Crn opened a trifle easier owing to tho
weakness of wheat, but nulckiy rauiea ana
continued stronsr the remalndor Of In
day. Bom of the bull leaders were active
. buyers . and snorts also covered ireeiy
The demand waa based chiefly on a de
crease in the movement and on the poor
condition of much of the corn now coming
to market. The close wras strong and
near the top notch. May opened H&Jo to
Vliio lower at 90U alic. sold on to
tkiUr and closed at 61hi6M4c. Local re
. eeipts were 4bS cars, wltn two of contract
. grade.
1'imimlulan bouses were free sellers ot
May oat and brought about a decline of
almost le In that eutlon. The greater pert
ef thta losa was regained on covering by-
shorts. The close was steady. May opened
i He lower at Wc and sold between 63c
' and MSe and closed at 4c Ajocsj re
i celnta were lfta cars.
Knormous receipts of live hog at the
' principal packing centers caused a weak
market in provisions throughout the day.
Fhorta were the only buyere. At the close
,My pork ,wa off VVJiiWc at a97v'9
Uoi liard wa down TV at $7.97 R'l"
were TVr'flOc lower at
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
43 cars; vorn. ot car; oata, 199 car; hor,
' IT. tWl V. A
The leading futures ranged as follow:
ArttrlM.f Operr.f High-1 Low. Close. Te y,
I
10c
94H.trt
9RMr!
96S
1 ttV KK1 02
tTWl 9HI 98H
9HI " . 96V. I 9
69Ss
7
6H
Vbet
May
1 9
, Jnly
t Kent
Cern
My
Jtilr -
a May
aJmy
bjuijr
sa.y
J&n.
tuns ;
Jan.
May
July .
SEW VORK f.F.ir.RAt, MARKET
(taetatiens f b Day Lradlasj
Cniw otwd 1 1 lea.
SKVT VdRK. Jan. C -rijDT-R-Receipt.
."lV) fcM".; exports. 7 140 bbls. Market
ntmr, little Inqulrv: Mlnneema patents.
I5:j.70; winter straights. M3rjt7S; Mm
n"e.t baker. 14 S'iio lo; wint-r extras.
winter patents. 94 1S'i5.3; winter
low grsdes. fci.6r.i4.Uk' Rve flour, barely
steedy; fslr to good. 94 choice to
fancy, $SiK. Buckwheat flour, steady;
H . per Wr lbs.
. CORN M HA L Firm ; fire white and yel
low. 9i.eMrl.6fl; coarse. 91 14: kiln dried, 93.J3
KTE ftsrely stesiy; No. 3 western. Mo,"
1. o. n., New York.
WHKAT-Re,-elpts. 9OT0 bu : esports. til -SW
bi. Spot market easy; No. $ red. 91 04i
In elevator snd 91 'S' f. n. b.. afloat; No. 1
r.orthern Duluth. 91 HiH t. o. b.. sloat; No.
I hard winter. 31. Ill f. b.. aHoit. Se
vere decline occurred on wheat todey from
the effects of cables, liberal Argentina of
ferings and bull liquidation. The market
broke lo, but rsllled later on talk of In
serts In the southwest and with corn", dol
ing partly He net lower; May, 91.09 9-1
l.lo-V closing at $1.1"; July. $l.51."sV
clndlnt: st 31.G&V
COHN Receipts. (006 bu. : exports. ES.255
bu. Hoof market firm; No. 2. 75c, nominal.
In elevator, and sTSc f. o. b.. afloat; No.
1 white. S7V-: No. 1 yellow. 7Vc. f. o. b..
sflont. Options without trsnsactlons, clos
ing S'fjtjc net higher; May closed at "uHc;
Julv closed at ante
OATS Receipts, TS.flos bu.: exports. 1115
bu. Ppot market steady : mixed oats. M to
22 lh.. VIHc; natural white, W to 32 lbs.,
&4Ufrt4c; clipped white. 32 to 40 lb., i6
rCic.
jIAT-niill: good to choice, 31.0fffl.05.
HOH8 S'esdy; siste. common to
choice, 190." crop, 12013c: 10 crop, 9
9c: Pacific coast. 1907 crop, 9llc; 1903
crop, 6 Ct Sc.
HlDEs! Firm; Bogota, 16Jc; Central
America. l"i'4c.
LKATHER Steadier: acid. HtfTTe.
PROVISIONS Beef. steady: mess.
llOSGfflllOrt beef hams. 924.6019 14.60:
packet. 912 014912.30; city, extra India
meps. KUtWiSLW. Cut meata easv;
Plrkled bellies. 37.7S9 60; pickled hsms,
$n. Lard, easv; western prime,. 97
7.IW; refined, easy; continent, W.90: 8otith
America. 3!.15; compound. 37 12HW 97H.
Pork, barely steady: family, 1 317 OoTrtT W;
short clear. US Vhlfi 79: mess. 314.ariQ16.26.
TALIW Barely steady; city, s-c; coun.
try. 5v4(t,c.
rice Btesdv: domestic. rir to extra.
l,rHr; Jspan, nominal.
BUTTKR-Firm; creamery specials. c;
extras. Sl'tc.
CHEEsK Firm and unchanged.
KQOS Steady: western and southwest
ern firsts, 2ZHc; seconds, nViC2c
WEATHER IX TUB GBAIS BELT
Pa.tr aad Cooler for Tnarsday, Say
Coloajel Welsh.
OMAHA. Jan. 22, 1908.
I.lcht rjreclDltatlon has occurred in the
Ohio valfev. lower lake region and eastern
states within the last twenty-four hours
nd rains are auite ceneral throughout tne
southern states. Increasing cloudiness is
hown in ths central valleya, Dut no pre
lnltatlon worthy of mention has occurred
west of the lake region to the mountains.
Temperatures are somewhat higher on the
Atlantic seaboard and in tne gun states.
Thev are lower throughout the central por
tions and the nortnwest ana win oe lower
n this vicinity tonight ana xrtursaay, witn
nrnbuble fair weather.
nmaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day ot tne last uiim jwih:
1M. iwi. i.
Minimum temrjerature ... ia 6 1 13
Precipitation W T WJ .03
Xnrnul temneratur lor tooay. au aearees.
ieflclency in precipitation since March 1.
l7, 7.H& inches.
Ueflclency corresponding penoa in 1x17,
94 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
.71 Inches.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster,
t. tools GeoeraJ Market.
ST. IXUIS, Jan. 22. WHEAT Firm ;
track. No. 2 red cash. 31.03; No. Z hard.
Sl.Mfl .04; May, 11.02; July, '4C
CORN Firm; track. No. I cash, 6flc; No.
t white. 67Vu6Hc: May. MkO: July. 6Vc.
OATS Steady: track. io. i casa. ov-w
61c; No. 2 white. 33c; May, &as.
RTKVnrm at Mc.
FLOUR Dull: red winter patents. 94.69
90: extra fancy ana straignu
clear, 33.7V3t.00.
SEcn Timotny, auu, j.who4. a.
CORNMEAL -Steady, U.
BRAN Steady ; sacked, east track. 31.109
111. .
HAT Weak: timotny, iaowno.w; praina.
$9Kni.50.
iron t urn in 11LO-4U
BAOOINO 1PS.
HEMP TWTNE-llc.
PROVISIONS Pbrk. lower: Jobbing,
91S.Lrtt Lard, lower; prime ateam, 97.su.
lrv salt meats, lower; boxed extra horts,
37.6JH; clear rlbe. 37.50; short clears, 97.7R.
Baoon, lower: boxed extra shorts, 18.50;
clear ribs. 3.S7H: short clear. SS.ftm.
. TOTTI.TRY Lruli: chickens, springs.
9Hc; turkeys. 10c; ducks. 9c; geese, 8c.
PIITTEK-rTrm; creamery, Min-aio.
EGGS Steady at 18c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 11.000 7.000
Wheat, bu. .000
Corn, bu WOW 119.000
Oata, bu 80.000 74.000
Kaaaas City Gravlat and Provlsloas.
KANSAS CITT. Jan. 22.-WHEAT-Un-
changed; May, 977c; July. 9140. Caah: No.
J hard, 97'a)Hc: No. 9. S5tric ; No. 9 red.
Sl.OOU'1.01; No. 3. 98c1.0(H.
UUKU uncnangea; at;, oo-c; Juiy,
65Hc. Cash: No. 1 mixed, uhc; No. 3. 5Jc;
Ho. 1 -ma iMo. s wmw, a-c
OATo uncnangeo 10 tower; .in. s wnit.
4St!iy; No. 9 mixed, 47jt8c.
KTB TS'tfwtc.
may Steady: choice timothy. 311.50ai:.00:
chol-e prairie. 38.00i6.60.
BUTTKtv r irm; creamery, sic ; packing.
17c. . .
EOt.B oteaay ; exiraa. 21c; firsts, lvc.
Receipt and ahlpmcnta of grain were as
follows:
Receipts. nipments.
Wbeat, . bu- loti.ooo . . 80,000
Corn bu... u.uuu ss.uou
Oata, bu 14.000 . 16.000
I -. -47l 47
46W -
ta tvs ,iu U60
13 10 (a U U9JH
t T 83 T 83H
IN I IN T 90
8 0 ttVU 0
a6 3 9 90
J t 10 tH
87SI
1160'1 13 1
13 00 I 13 :
7H
174
1 8Hs) 1 7
T87 T96
I
9 tSt 7H
t Wml 7 03
T W I 7 17H
No. 9. a Old. si New.
Oash auotatioas were a follows:
TUOCK Quiet aad barely steady; winter
patents, f4.&tr4.9o; winter atraighta. H J
tra'rnts. t.auuo.lo; Dassrs, vi ma.l.
V. HfclAT No. 3 sprtne. tl-lotrkU; No.
Scxi3t.ll; No. 3 red. 9H31Ho.
COAN-No. X 6aaHv, No. yellow, 82
OAT3No.'- No. I white, 49620.
RYE No. t, -4J.
BARLEY FaJr 16 choice malting. S&gc.
SEElDcl Fv&f. No. 1 northwoatsrn,
l.Ui,..iTi:ii "outii,.34.ta. . Clover, con-
PROVleSIONS ohort ribs, aide Hooset
fciJEiC.TrH Atrso pre, per bbt., H2.S2Wili.7S.
1 jLTd. p-e tt iBe,,- 4Uits. Short -clear aides
(boxed). 9&-:ti'(?..S.
1 k3iiowlag were the receipt and ahlp-
V tueitt ot Hour ana gr n:
I ,.... Uecelpts. Shipments.
r
27.100
73.100
243, )
abiioo
1D.300
1H.TM0
i Flour. b.ls 66.0u
i Wheat, bu. So.iO
V Com, bu 9l8,a
k ets. but i.j.v'-'"'-----5
Stye. bu. ,.,..).,.. .un
starter. W 110.
On the Pixxiuc exchange today the but
ter ituuket was firm; creameries, Sii'JtMc
daJrtes, wile. fclss. weak; at mark, ess.
tnoluded. Uirukr; firsts, 2oc: prime first,
lie; extra, -ks. Cheese, steady; JlsUVtC.
) . Mllwoakeo tiralat .Market.
' MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22. WH EAT Mar
kel steady: No. 1 northern, II I'-ui-H: Nd,
. ' iiorthern. II veol vtH. May. 31.1'is. bid.
BAJKLET Lull; No. 2, 31 0. samule. Ct.0
1 O .
t - ORN-Steady; No. 3 cash, 6iJo3c; My,
t V"c. bid.
Ml a sea pel la Grata Market.
M IX N EA POX 1 A Jan. 2i-Wl I KAT-So.
1.
t kard. ti ll1: N . 1 nnrttiera. 31 w; No
S'.n!i,rn ..-7 1 7Va. ji 3 nortiierii. 3l.U3:,l
8 . '.. iv. l t, '.! !
tUHv-iuil v,cnj, scon J
NEWYORRSTOCRS AND BONDS
KoYement is Narrow and Profe99ion-
lt HsTt Market to Themselres.
LITTLE CHAXGE IN CONDITIONS
Rally froaa I.ovr Polat la Ms
lag; ot Followed with Coag
drwe aad Closer Is
Heavy.
NEW TORIC. Jan. 12. The price move
ments In the general list of stocks were
little more than sympathetic reflections of
the fluctuations In the few stocks In which
profemlonsl operations centered. The pro
fessionals in fact, had the market Isrsely
to themeelvea There wss a subsidence of
liquidating pressure whK h was perceptible,
yesterday and this condition left an un
covered abort Isterent with needs to be pro
vided for. There Was a suspicion that the
turn in the market was fostered by the
strong financial Interests which hsve been
given credit for the u(iuri of the market.
which had been effective up to the end of
last week. When prices moved as they did
yesterday the common belief gains ground
among the speculative contingent that well
Informed insiders are gotting out of stocks.
With such a market as that or today, wnere
heavy selling operations are apparently sus
pended, speculative sentiment shifts to an
other estimate of the course of procedure
of the "insiders."
Conditions were not sppreciahly changed
today from yesterday. Evidence accumu
lated of the piling of money In this center.
of the growing pressure to put It out in
loans and of the Increasing pietnora in
loaning channel which Is resulting. The
same tendency seems to be quite universal
and redaction In the official discount rstes
of the Bank of England and France to
morrow was canvassed as a likelihood In
foreign markets. This development is hav
ing its inevitable effect in Improving the
demand for "gilt- edged," highly secured
bonds of a seasoned capacity. How far
It ha prepared the way for successful
issus of new bonds Is not yet clear. Such
new flotations are, to some extent, depend
ent for success not only on money market
conditions, but on prosperous conditions for
ths Issuing companies such as would be
reflected in rising prices for their shares.
Information coming to band today offered
little assurance for present expansion of
business activity, bevnnd the Increase In
confidence in an early revival of demand
for products to be stimulated by the re
Isxatlon In the money market. News of the
dsy, hoyever, continues to give reports of
shrinkage of traffic and of curtailment and
economy to keep pace with It. The failure
Of minor banking Institutions In Pittsburg
snd Chicago, while recognised to be of
small Importance tn themselves, touched
sentiment on a sensitive spot In the finan
cial bodv. Some relief was caused by the
partial illumination shed on some banking
affairs that were subjects of disturbing
surmise yesterday. The day's fluctuations
were followed with timidity In either direc
tion and the substantial rslly from the low
point of the morning was not held with any
confidence, the closing tone being decidedly
heavy.
A brisk rally In the Rock Island collateral
bonds was a feature of the bond market,
which was otherwise Irregular. Total
ssles. par value. 33.024.000. I'nlted States
registered 4s declined 'i per cent on call.
Number of sales and quotations on stock
were ss fellows:
slss. Rlis. Lev. Clone.
1 '
. 8WH (l"t 48
11. GM 'H JUS
10.) tO 90
the gloomr news from Wsll street. Am"r-
Kan securities stsrted shove parity. Soros
pf the active Naiiee hardened during the
frenoon on professional support. l.ster.
tbe market relspsed Into dullitees. snd with
New York selling moderately prices essed
In the afternoon and th- market closed dull.
BKRLIN. Jan. B Prices on the Bourse
today opened lower, but partially recov
ered later In the dsy.
PARIS, Jan. 21 Trsdlng on the Bourss
tedsy wss better on easier money snd the
belief that both the Bank of Frsrare and
the Bank of England would reduce their
rstes of discount tomorrow. Japanese se
curities were higher on good sdvlres re
gsrdlng the progrrs of the Japanese-American
negotiations.
Saw York Mower Market.
NEW YORK, Jsn. II. PRIME MERCAN
TILE PAPKR-i1 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Ptesdy with
Actual business In bankers' Mils st 14 tfo
4 ".! for demsnd and at 34.1H'4I3 tor
ixtv-day bills: commercial bills, 14 K3.
8ILVKR Har. Rf.Vic; Mexican dollars. 440.
BONDS Government, eesy; railroad Ir
regular. MONET On esll easy. l1T2'i rr cent;
ruling rate, per cent; closing offered at
2 per cent; tlem loans easy; sixty-day, 4.
snd ninety-day. 4H; six months, 416 per
cent.
Closing quotation on bonds were follows:
..K4 L. A N. wL 4a W1i
Mia. . 4a l
..lHn. Ctntrml 4s 7S
..111 it 1 me 1S
..iH'4'xi.n. Rt. k 4s... rr
..V.: ML. K. A T. 4a WH
.. M 4 3s M
..1IHN. a. R. st M. e. 4 II
.. S N. T. C. . IW I
... K. 1. r. . ss 111
.. rt no raeiac 4s i e
..MS So 3s 71
.. 1 'S. W. . h
.. 71 O. S. L. rfilf. 4a MS
..1 Fe ct. IS 'S
.. T Reining Sen. 4a t4S
.. 4SSt. U I. M. r. M .tfiTS
fTS St. L. A S f. f. 4s. T3S
Cattle of All Kinds in Large Beceipt
at Host Points.
HOGS CONTINUE ON DOWN GHADE
keoo aad 1-a.sssk a Llgkt Reeelot
All Ike Week Trade Today Met
Very Active, kot Price
Assst Steady.
V. . rof. Is res'..
so coupon
V. 9. Is re
So coupoa
V. . n . r ..
so roupon
Am. Tobacco 4S. ...
do (
Atrhlion ten. 4s...
do sdj. 4a
Atlsntlt C. L 4a..
Bsl. A Ohio 4s....
Ma Ss
Bt. R. T. e. 4s..
Cantrsl ef Gs. is. .
do 1 Isc
do M Inc
do Id tae
ches Ohio 4Sa...HSSt. L 8. W. t. 4a.
"hlrso A A ISS..
C , B. A Q n- 4a....
c . st. 1. r. ts....
do col. 4s
CCC. A St. L. . 4
Colo. lnd. Ss. ar. A
t'olo. Mid. 4
Colo. A So. 4a
chs 6a
r A R. O. 4a
niMIIra' See. is
Erie D. 1. 4s
do gen. 4s
Hock. Vsl. 4Ss
Japan 4a
do 4Ss ctfs.
tlo Id aerl
Bid. mir.
i Sesboard A. L.
So. Parlftc 4s... .
do 1st to rtfa...
7t So. Rallwar 6s . ..
1 Taxss A P. Is...
T., St L. A W.
6S I'slos PsclSe 4s...
MS so cr. 4s
im V. I. Steel Id Ss.
M Wabaah la
71 do dsb. R
Vi tVi-rn Md. 4a..
M W A L. C. 4a....
1SS Wla. Central 4s..
TSSAtchlaon sr. 4a...
US so s
MS Int. Met. 4Sa
iiS
...it
... I&s
...at
... MS
...110
4s
... rS
... 17
... us
. ..liXIS
... 44
... ;s
... ws
... n
... M
... 7S
... M
Adams Ciprsra
Amslitmmstad Copper .
Am. C. A V
Am. C. A r. ptd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil ptd...
Amsrlrsn Eipreaa
Am. H. L prd
Amertcsn Irs
Am. Unseed (XI
Am. Llnaerd Oil ptd..
Aim Locomotive
Am. Locomotive ptd..
Am. I. A R
Am. B. A R. ptd
Am. suffsr RefinlnA...
l.ei
sua
! i.7w)
no
4.VM0
l.ono
1S
lfS
I
IS
S
I
1S
US
i
SS
I
oS
10s
f
3.1
s
lS
1S
7S
XS
3S
kS
SnS
vu
Bostoa Stocks aad Bonds.
HOSTON. Jan. 22. -Call loans. frttSH per
cent; time loans, &Vff7 per. cent. Ottklul
closing on stocks and bonds:
Atchlaon sdj. 4s...
do 4a
Mei. Central 4s....
Atchison
do ptd
Beaton A Albsny..
Bnaton A Mains...
Boston Elevated ..
Fttcbbur ptd
Mailcsn Central .
N. T.. N. H. A H
I'slos Psclnc
Am. Arse, chera..
do prd
Am. Pnen. Tube..
Am sr. Hussr
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Woolss ...
do pfd
. 8 Atlantic
. BTSBtnghasi
. 71 tsl. A Heels..
. 71 S Csniennlal
. KSCrippsr flsBss ...
.156 Dslv West
.1ST Franklin
.1H Uranbv
. l.w lals Kovale
. 13S Mass. Mining ...
.1T Mtrblgaa
.IMS Mnhavk
. liv Mint. C. A C. ...
: st Old Dominion ...
. 4Saco!s
.mSParrot
.112 eQuincr
.ltrrsshannofl
. 11 Tamarack
H Trinity
EdiSTl Else. Illu I t'nltcd fooper
tleneral Elactric
Maas. Electric .
do pfd
Mans. Gaa
Inlted fruit ...
t inted S M
do pfd
C. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Allouaa
Amaissotsted ...
Aaked. Bid
.HIS I a. Minmx.
... 1 1'. S. Oil
...47 t'tah
...63 Vlctorts
...UWlnons
... 44S Wolverine
... MS North Butts
... ISS Butte Coalition .
... I2S Nevsds
.... Cal. A Arlious..
... I0S Arlaoas Com. ...
... Mm.-.
.... US
.... 6
M
.... MS
.... MS
.... SS
....
JUS
4
is
.... li
1"
15
17
II
. ...
12S
15
II
7
14
1
ss
.... A
S
.'....120
6(S
.... 1S
MS
....112s
i:s
4.1HA li;s HvS in
IK) 7
7
7
Kansa City grain quotation:
Article..
. Open.) High. I Low. Close.
Wbeat
May
July . -
Corn-
May. ......
July..-
94
91S
944
94
9m
7St4
MS
97HA
91St
Urtrtssl Grsttsi aad Provialosto.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ' 22. WHEAT Spot.
steady; No. 3 red western winter. 7 lttd;
itures, quiet; March, la TT4d; May, 7s 7Sd.
CORN-ei, easy: prime muaa Ameri
can, old, os a , luiures. iiiuvi, aauarr,
9 SW. March, t 3sL
Peer lav Market.
PEORIA. Jan. II CORN Steady ; No. 3
vsllow D4Wiru6c: No. 9, 6J254Vo; No. 4. 44
4V4e; no grade, 4tV&4S4.
OATtv eteaoy ; rso. s wims, ovwTyu , u,
4 white, 4Stt6'.
WHI8KT-3i.93
Dalatk GrsUa Market.
DULUTH. Jan. 22. WHEAT No. 1 north-
ern, 31.1'H; No. s noruiern. n o,s. Mar.
HlOU: JuJy. 31U.
OATS-4oWc
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Jen. S3. SEED Clover, cash
and January, 31i 90; March. 110 ; April,
110.45. Timothy, prime, 32-26. Alslke, prime.
3W.
Kvaporaied Apples aad Dried Frolla.
NEW TORK. Jri. n EVAPORATED
APPLES Market; stesdier In tone, with
fancy quoted at UHyUHc; choice, 9dj!fte;
prime. RbSc: li"1 fruit. 7310c.
DRIED KRt'lT Prunes are In fair de
mand, but rather unsettled, with quotations
ranging from 6.4I0V for California to 7i'o
for Oregons fro to Sua. Apricots ars un
changed, with choice quoted at IKKSe;
extra choice,' 23'j.Jjc; fancy. !!1"3'; peaches
ace tn light demand, but firm, with chelce
quoted at UVl?Sc; extra choice.
lSc: fancy, l.v.iiisi; extra fancy, 14'jT4''c.
Raisins are unchanged on spot, with loose
musi stels quoted at 4SqHc; seeded raisins,
eVn'--'. and London layers. I1.4c(jl.76.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 71 CO FT ETC Market
for coffee futures closed steady net un
charged to 9 points higher. Sulxs were re
ported of S,U0 bags. Including March at
Sufi-: Mar. 4.16c; July. September,
WCVuS 4u:; October, A 4uar. 4bc ; iNeueoiber.
toncabi. Spot, steady: No. T Rio, (Sc;
No. 4 Santos. 9'sc Mild cuffee. steady;
Cordova, sHulSc.
Soger aad Motob .
. NEW YORK. Jaa. 22.-SLUAR Raw.
steady; fair refining, 3 Sec; centrtfustal. 94
tint. S.Kd-; molasitea sugar. 3.11c: rsllned
e ea.lir; eruslKd. A-CJ FVOariei. 9Cj traa
Ui4Cd,9uu. ---- - - -
Anaconda Mlntn Co XK 3JS US H
Atchlaoa I I.4U0 7IS 71S 71;
Atehtooa pfd 4O0 7S 17
Atlsntlo Coast LIBS lfO 73 72 71
Baltimore A Ohio 1.2(0 17 M 17
Bsl. A Ohio pfd
Brook Ira Rapid Tr U.OOO 46 1, 43 S
Csnsdlsa Pacific 600 14 147 14S
Cantral ot Nsv Jersey i;
ChMspsska A Ohio l.) . S 2 KS
Chlcss Ot. W 1.700 ts IS S
Chlcato A N. W o 141 147 S 147
1 C. M. A St. P 11.100 111S 111S HI
Chlcsso T. A T
Chlcase T. A T. pfd in
C. C. C. A t. L. k) MS
Colorado F. A 1 1.41 1 1SS 1S
Colorado A So l.J0 1SS 34S US
Colo. A So. lat pfd tut US MS -S 1
Colo. A So. Id pfd 42S
Conablldatsd Oss " lot K1 lnl
(Vm Producu l. 14 US
Corn Products ptd 100 64 W
Dslawsr A Hudson 3,20 157 164S 164S
Del.. L. A W t"t
benver A R. O li'O 90S ICS S
D. A R. O. pfd 69
Dtatlllsnf Securities Linn l:s lis '7S
Brie 4O0 15S 1"'S 16S
Kris 1st pfd 100 M 13 S 37 S
Erie sd pfd 35S
General Clsctrte Tm 131 lis 119S
Illinois Central eO Ul 1 1JS
Intsrnstlonsl Paper K 11 11 U
Int. Papw pfd 4i (2 fl 41
Int. Pump 3.SU0 its US 1"S
Int. Psmp pf4 70
Iowa Csotrsl tn 12S US II
lows Central pfd MO tos " S XS
Ksnass Cltr Be 21
K. C. Be. pfd t!
Louisville A N ant m its
Meiicaa Central 3400 l&S 16S
Minn. A St. L , - 16S li 14S
K., it. P. All s 90s
M.. St. P. A S. 8. M. pfd.. I'M 111 131 131
Missouri Psctfls 1 0 44 S 4.1S 44
M., K. A T 14 MS
M . K. A T. pfd 1 M M rv'S
Nstlensl Lead llo) 39S VI MS
New York Central 11,60 t S
N. T.. O. A W 7W 34 MS I3S
Norfolk A W UO 47 S S M
N. A W. pfd
North Amsrtcae, 70 41 47S 47s
Pacific Mall 94
Psnnaylvsnla 61. WO lis HIS 11.1
Psopls's Gas K MAS S6 sbS
P., C . C. A Bt. L. 1X0 70 70 t
Pressed Stesl Car IN 3 31 21
Prasssd . C. pfd )
Pullman Psiaee Csr lo ir,4 154 11,4
Rssdln 224.100 10S 101 liCS
Rssdln 1st pfd K."
Rssdln 2d pfd H
Republic Steel .' 10 17 17 17
Republic Steel pfd KM S9 S 4
Rock lalsnd Co 1.1 14 11 11
Ruck lalsnd cs. pfd 4.100 2 37S !S
st. l. a . r td pfd r
8C Leu Is W 14
Bt. L. B. W. pfd 31S
Southern Pacific :0.K 7TS 74 TA
So. PsclSe pfd 4lt 111 til 11
Bo. Rallwar 1,0 1 10 10
So. Railway prd " lS II l!S
Tszss A Psrtac US W
T , St. L A W 14
T . M. L. A W. pfd 0 34 S M
Union Pscloa M,6u0 126 121 114
Vatoa Pacific pfd W M s4 It
V. . Eiprsas ; M
V. a. Rsslty ... 43
V. a. Rubhar 200 21 33 U
V. 8. Rubber prd.. M
r. a. stssi n.: w r ts ie
r. a. stsei ptd 11.100 ti i ss
Va.-CsrsUna chsmlcsl 17
Vs. -Care. Chem. ptd 95
Wabsak SO 9 S
Wsbssh pfd 4U 1 14 1
Wslls-Pargo gv proas 110
Wsstlnghouas Blsctrla to 49 4 47
Wasters t'nloa 100 67 67 67
Wneoltn A U E ltio 4
Wlecooata Central 14
Wis. Central pfd l'" 40 40 ts
. Treasarr.Statesseot.
-WASHINGTON. Jap.. 22. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive of the 3130.000.1)00 gold
reserve snows: Available cash balance.
IIM4.565.309; gold coin and bullion, 3J0.762.8Si;
gold certificates, stoUM.Bai.
Geratas Exekanae.
BERLIN. Jan. 22. Exchange on London.
20 marks 49V pfgs. for checks. Discount
rates: short bin. 4 per cent: . three
months bills, 44 per cent.
Baak Clearlags,
OMAHA, Jan. tl. Bank clearing for to
day were 31.30II.4K&.34 and ror the corr
spending date last year 31. 665,933. 54.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mass., Jan. Si WOOL The
local market for wool contlnuea dull, al
though prices are well maintained. Manu
facturers seem loath to enter into Con
tracts for large amounts, but there has
been quit a demand Tor samples, viola
tions: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces, XX,
S4ac; X. 32'al3c; No. 1 washed, tOc;
fine unwsshed, JotySic; fine unmerchan
table. awrfiOc: medium clothing, iT'illUc
half blood clothing, 2ff27e; half bbwd
combing, 33&34c; three-eighths blood Comb-
ng. 31aJ3c: quarter blood combing, 3fB.41c;
delaine washed. Sf-tJ'JSc. Michigan, Wiscon
sin. New York fleeces, fine unwashed, 21
tr25c; delaine unwasnea, sygauc. Kentucky
Indiana and Missouri tnr-eigntu Diood
S'J'tj'iec; quarter blood. 2&tMc. Scoured
values, Texs fine, 13 months, 7(sr72c; fine,
six months to eight months, foiaotlc.
LONDON. Jan. IS. WOOL A superior
section of 12.SM bales was offered at the
wool auction today. French and German
buyers were eager comeptitors for fine
merinos and hogauinners took coarse crots
creels. Moderate quantities of light greasy
clothings were taken by Americans at full
rates, withdrawals were frequent, owing
to the firmness of holders.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 23. WOOL Steady ;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 21
33c; light fine. l!4i'20c; heavy fine. lSfcltlc;
tub washed, 26 a 36c.
4.SO 1!f ir 114
l ee I3i ! i:i
Northers Pactoa
Orost Northern Bid
Central Leather 1"
Central Leather pfd t0
InlerboroofB Mot
Int. Mat. pfd I.ww
gloss-Bhsmsld Stesl
Total aslss for ths dy 718. 400 shsm.
19
t
7
US
S3S
90
!
1
7
S
Lsadsa Ctoalaig Stock.
LONDON, Jan. 22. Closing quotation on
stocks were:
.. 94 M.. K. A T ..
94 9-14 N. T. Central. .
.. (S Norfolk A W..
.. 73S do pfd
r-ntarto A W...
Penaaylvsnla .
Censola mosay
so acouat ...
Asacosds
Atchison
so Bid
Baltimore A Ohio...
Csnadlas Pacific IMS Rand Mines
Cheasposke A Okie... K kvsJIn
Chicago Ot. w
C . M. A Bt. P
Do Beers
P. A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd ...
do M ptd
Oraud Trunk .
Illlu.i4s Csntral
Lcstsvlllo A N
34
luts
4
Bb
W
MS
6
ly
l-a
77
U7
H
9i
. P
, IT
9
5M
6S souihsrn Railway
116 do pfd
14 Southern Ptcila .
11 I' a loo Psvitc
41 so pfd
Id V. 8. Stssl
.94 do pfd
HWaassk
17 do pfd
IStSSpsnltS 4s
itil Amal. Copper ....
PILVFR Psr. steady. 25 9-ltkl per ounce.
MONKl-MIt per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3w4 per cent; for three
moot us urns, (W 4-ik per cent.
r'erelga Flaaiaelal.
LONDON. Jan. 12. Money wss abundant
on tha market today and discounts were
easy In expectation of a strong bank return
snd a reUuctloa tomorrow In the bank of
kiaglaad rate of discount. On the Block
911'ltsnia cneap money ctxttiniiea to aiar
else a bcaeficual luflueoce on gilt-edged se
curities, which were again dearer, but home
rails were offered, owing to nisappotuting
dlvitlesdo. foreigners were nrm. Japan'
oee socurltte wore dearer on the settle
raont ef tbo luiuitgratiua question, which
reused ivpurc-has. Grand Trunk also was
dvantt lkeaHj( besvr eovexsPaV la sytla of
New York M 1st lag Stocks,
NEW YORK. Jan. 32. Closing quotation
mining stock were:
Adams Cos.
Alice ,
Breece
Brunswick Con. ..
Comstork Tunnel
Con. CaJ. A Vs...
Horn Silver
Lesdvtlls COB. ..
Offered.
A . Utile Chief ...
.4TD Ontario
. 10- jOputr ,
. II Pntoat ,.
. nsflavise
. 4 Sierra Nevada
. JO.Reiall Hopes ..
. I .standard
.. 9
..lis
..14
.. 14
.. 60
.. 41
..Ml
..110
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 23. 19d.
Recelnts were: Caiti. Hosts. Sheen.
Official Monday AtHe
Official Tuesday 4.a3
uiimate Wednesday ....
9.0."'4
7.SH3
14.1S9
i i;j
9.S
1.949
Three days this week.. 141
Feme days Isst week 17.K33
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 16.(17
Same days 3 weeks sgo.. (.279
Same dsys 4 weeks ago.. La"
Saras days last vear 19.143
The followln. table how th receipt 01
rattle, hnn and sheen at South Omaha for
the year to data, compared with laat year:
Intel. 1907. Inc. Dec.
Cattle IW.i7 7.S '
Hop XIUWI W.W3 W.s.4
Sheep 95.086 103,343 !.
The followIn table shows the averag
pries of hog at South Omaha tor th last
several days, with companoonBi
Dat. I W08. l07.iex).lo.U904.130JW2.
Jan. 11...
Jsn. 12.
Jsn. 13..
Jan. 14..
Jsn. 13..
Jsn. 19..
Jsn. 17..
Jsn. Is..
Jan. II..
Jan. 2')..
Jsn. 11..
Jan. 33-
Lt 16
4 03
4
4 2SS
4 Si's.
t s
4 23
s
4 27
4 ii
4 13
4
9 29! S 22 4 M 9S
a it zs
I 5 361
3 2V
9 951 9
9 42 9 29
9 431 ( 241
9 501 9
49 9 r
9 31
651
3 51) t 36
Si
1 1.1
4 m
4 53! 4 74
4 111
4 95 4 W
4 55, 4 74
4 M 4 7 3 61 3 16
4 9t) 9 Ml a Ul
394
34
9 4H 9 99
( 37 9 IS
9 41 9 13
3 got 9 15
9 901 9 17
9 33
39
3 47 27
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by esrh road was:
Lattle. Hogs, sneep. 11 r s.
C. M. A St. P. Ry.... 9 10
Wsbaah 3 . 1
Missouri Pacific .... 3 4
I'nton Pacific Sfi 60
C. A N. W. (east).... 7 9
C. A N. W. (west).... 63 Kl
C. St. P., M. 0 29 ID
C, B. & Q. least).... 2 9
C, H. A Q. (westl.... 44 Sii
'., R. 1. A P. (cast).. 3 13
C. R. I. A P. (west).. .. 9
Illinois Central 4 4
Chicago Ot. Western. 2 9
253
21
21
If-
Sheen
553 2.2ftS 907
4 4,4 513
ft! 6.3S7 (ih5
Snd 6,409 (ul
24
SB
10
7
34
tw
)H
19 ...
... . . .
U) ... ' ...
61
7
17
!0
13
4M ... 1,035
Tofal receipts ....at
The disposition of the days receipts wss
ss follows, each buyer purchasing tne nuin
ber of head Indicated:
Catl'e
Omaha Pack ng C'....
Mwlft and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour A Co
Yansant A Co
Carey A Benton
I .obrnan A Co
McCrearv & Carey ....
W. I. Slephen
Hill & 8on
P. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
Haml'toti & Rothscl lid
L. Wo'f
J. II. Bulla
Sum Werthelmer
Mike Haa-gerty
J. B. Root A Co
T. R. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
I .e rimer Bros
St Clair Psrklng Co...
Other buyers
Total 5.12C 17.578 3.778
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were quite liberal for Wednesday at this
point and large at most other markets,
with the result that there was a weak
tone to the trade everywhere. In fact, ad
vices from most selling points Indicated a
lower market at the opening.
Feeder buyers opened the market at tills
point. The supply of really desirable feed
ers was by no mean large, while on the
other hand there was a pretty good buying
demand, with the result thst cattle haying
both Weight and quality commanded gener
ally good steady price. On the other hand
light stocker were very slow and weak.
Fortunately ths supply ot that kind of
csttle In first hands wss not as Isrge as it
has been on previous dsys this week, but
it was plenty large enough to supply the
requirements of buyers. Speculators had
a good many cattle of that description on
hand and hence were not taking hold of
tne rreert arrivals very rreeiy.
Half of the receipts were late In arriving
at the yards, with the result that buyers
of fst cattle were Inclined to hold back
awaiting late trains. Thus' the markrt
opened slow and the forenoon was well
advanced before any business of conse
quence was transacted. The feeling on
right good cattle was steady, but on all
others the trade waa slow to 10c lower.
Cows snd heifers were In liberal supply
and the most desirable kinds commanded
about steady prices owing in lame part to
there being a fair demand on the part of
both packers and shippers. Other grades
were slow to 1H2 tower.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, 36 KK10.6O; fair to good
corn-fed steers, 34.604(6.10; common to fair
corn-fed steers. 30. 764(4. 50; good to choice
cows and heifers, 33.50U4.3O; tair to gooa
cows and heifers. 32.7KQ3.60: common to
fair cows and heifers, 81.7CKj.75; good to
choice stockers snd feeders, 34.004.60: fair
to good stockers and feeders. 33.500-4.00;
common to fair stockers and feeders, 33.00
IU3.W.
Representative sales:
BEEF 8TEKRS.
No.
7...
19... .
to....
14....
Hi....
It....
4...
I
11....
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jn.i 22 METALS The
London tin market was , lower, with spot
quoted at 113 17s d snd futures st 13
2a 6d. Locally the market was easv, st
327.Bg37.0. Copper declined to 62 12s d
for spot and 63 2s td for futures In the
London market. Locally the market was
dull and unchanged, with Lake quoted at
313.75'crl4.00; electrolytic at 313.4-14413.87,.
and casting. 113.3 'ii' ilS- Lesd was un
changed, at 14 los in Iondon and at 33.70
ft3.75 In local market. Ppelter declined 2
6d to 20 17 9d in the Enerliah market, but
was unchanged at 34.4nn4.o6 locally. The
English Iron market was lower, with stand
ard foundry quoted at trie 3d and Cleveland
warrants st 47s 7i. Locally no change
was reported. No. 1 foundrv northern,
t8.2Mil8.75; No. 1 northern. 317.75.TJ18.29; No.
1 southern soft. t18.noro18.60.
ST. LOC13. Jan. 22. M ETA L Lead
steady at 33.65; spelter steady at 34 50.
6.
11.
10
I
I.
I.
1.
1...
17...
IS ...
32...
Cettoa Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22 COTTON Futures
opened steady. March. 11 3Sc; April,
11.460 bid; May. 11. (3c; July." 11.31c; October.
10.48c.
Futures closed barely steady; January,
ll.isk-; February, 11.26c; March. 11.37c;
April, U.45c; May. li.4oc; June, 11 43c; July,
11 2hc: August. 10.9c; October. 10.46c.
Soot closed steady; middling uplands,
12.10c: middling Oulf. 12.35c. Sales. 780 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 22. COTTON steady
at 32c.
ST. Lulls, Jan. a-4,tiii oieaoy;
middling. 12Uc: sales 25 bales: rxcelpts.
1 137 bales; shipments, 6 bales; stock, 18,61)1
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jsn. 22. COTTON
Spot, fair at an advance of He on all
grades; middling. 12c; aales. 1.900 bales
on spot and l.luu bales to arrive.
Itt Gosda .Market.
NEW YORK. Jsn. 22. The drygoods
market la somewhat more active and many
buyers are operating cautiously, though
steadily. Grey cotton goods for converters
uses are firmer and heavy cottons ars
firmer. Yarns are In slightly better de
mand. Revisions In many line of piece
ood are being maae. Btanaara bus tax
fetas are lower. There Is snore activity
among primary agent for th moment than
among jobber, although the business of
the latter snows a steady Improvement.
Hoalery and underwear are more active In
the market.
(Mia ausd Beola.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 23. OIL Turpentine
toady: tiSc.
RcrfSIN Firm; A. B. C. t3.Cf6TV: U UT0;
R. K)ext3.73H; T. IS.79; . 3. 75433.60; H,
8195aae; I. 94 011; K, 94.95: M. u 60; N,
35.)': W. n . 9-u: W. W.. 9s.o.
OIL CITY. Jan. 32. OIL Ood it balances.
C79. runs. 1US.U2 bbls.; avermtre. LMM
bbls.: BhiDinems. 169.C1M bbls. t average. 161. -
L txua.
Av. Pr.
'. Ml 4 AO
10BS 4 13
lnJ 4
10S 4 95
lw3 4 15
XV 4 li
1U7 til
U.O 4 M
10a 4 &i
Hilt I 411
f I 40
9I 1 45
11.1 I 77
Y.....10M ! 75
1 10 1 t 7a
....1J 3 11)
Mil 1 1
9i I 10
....l(i1- I 19
.... 9" I 19
....ll I 16
No.
4
I
IS
i
'9
14
4o
40
SO
COWS.
Av. Pr.
lion 4 ii
1D67 4 45
1194 4 16
1-.4S 4 75
1343 4 90
1144 4 U
11S1 II')
!. I 10
134 i I 25
1 I'M I 25
14 10"0 I 13
I
4.
1
i.!
1
.10. 4 I l i
..13(0 1 4S
..1205 40
..1CSI I 40 '
..1:14 4 II
..1111 I 50
..10) 1 AO
. lt. I W
. . 114 I 10
..1406 4 00
11..
11..
12..
9..
1..
1..
I..
17
el
4 9
164 4 U
12.11 I M
11 JO I M
iss 1 se
ISO I 75
PI I EF.P-Receipts of sheep this morning
were very morterste for this msrket, jrt
fact, receipts all this week have been eon-
IdersMy short of last week s figures snd
si III farther behind ths record of a rear
sgo. In spile of the fsrt that advices from
other selling points were by no means re
assuring, the offerings her were so mod
erate that buyers were practically forced
to pay sternly, or right close to Steady,
prices for what Btnff they wsnteA. In
other words, the msrket tedsy did not show
any mater'a! change as compared with yea-
erday, and while the trade was not wrist
might be called arrive, e offering were
so moderate that it did i lake very much
time to clean up tha bulk of the receipt.
(Jood heavy ewe sold up to 94.70. There
war no choice yearlings or lambs among
the early arrivals, at least, to put a top
on th market, but fair to pretty decent
iambs sola as high as a. 70.
Uuotatlons on good to choice fed sheen
and lambs: Imbs, MrVii90; yearling
wethers. 3vi'55.1o; ewes, 34.iO4y-4.75.
Representative sales:
No.
29 western wethers
5. western yearlings
T western ewes
lfo western yearlings
177 western lambs
337 western yearlings
i.ts western wethers
2 western yearlings, feeders.
1 Western ewes
1 western lamb
8 western yearlinsra
343 western lambs
19 western ewes, culls
64 western ewes
JT.l western lambs
343 western lambs .
Av. Tr.
1 97 8 10
I 97 6 10
104 6
, M) 3 Oh
,93 4 79
,89 8 00
,74 9 AO
.91 8
. Ill 3 10
, M 8 18
. 132 4 60
M (35
. 10A 8 IS
.79 3 76
.97 in
. liM 4 60
,97 8 90
.47 ID
MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
Cattle aad lfo; Lower keeo aad
Lamb Steady.
CHICAGO. Jan. 32. -CATTLE Receipts.
estimated about 26.0HO head; market lower;
steers. 34.2fVo.il8: cows. 82.7T4r4.uO: heifers.
32.52i.7S; bulls. 32.&34.X; calves. 83.00i7.00;
stockers and feeders, 9J.ftm4.7o.
HOOS Recelots. estimated 96.000 hesd:
msrket 10c lower; choice heavy shipping,
34.364.40; butchers. 84.3004 40; light miked.
84.2tvi;4.30; choice light, 34.3UtO.4.36; packers,
94.iu4i; pigs. 33.iS4.3o; bulk of tale.
34.2(M .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti-
msted about 18.000 head; market steady
sheep, 84 2fVh.40; lambs, 35.7a'ii7.25; year
lings, 14. Watt. 15.
St.
I.oala Mto Stoek Market.
ST. LOUI9. Jsn. 22 CATTLE Recelots.
8.000 head. Including 300 head Texans; mar
ket for natives stesdy to ine lower; Texans
stesdy; native shipping and export steers,
35.1n9.00; dressed beef and butcher steers.
l4.7CSid.75: steers under l.ono lbs.. 93.60iu4.40
stockers snd feeders. 32.404.i: cows snd
heifers, 33.36.25; canners. 315i-Z.&0: bulla.
32.5Oib4.50: calves. 8U.W&8.00; Texas and In
dian steers, i.lAiib.J6; cows and heifers,
81.75tfJ3.75.
HOOS Receipts. 17,500 head: msrKet lfvfr
lfto lower; ptgs and lights. lack
ers, IAr4.36; butchers and best lnavy.
34.25UH.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.0.10
hesd; market steady; native muttons, 3:1.0,1
ra).: lambs, 33.5U67.00; culls and bucks.
3J.llra'3.0i).
Kansas Cltr Live Stock Market
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 10.U0O head, including ino southerns
Market 10trl5c lower: choice export and
dressed beef steers, 34.B0ra3.tt; fair to good
34.2ii.90; western steers, I3.a6.10; stock'
ers snd feeders, 33.35tfi4.75; southern steers,
X75'i.4.0; southern cows. 32.6Ka.175; native
cows. i.3ftti'4.ai; native heifers. a.00ft4.75
bulls. U..u4.1f: calves, 33.60i&.ttO.
HOUS Receipts. 3Z.WJD head. Market 1W
15c lower; top, 84 35: bulk of sales. Kin
4 30; heavy, 34.2frfa4.Sfi: packers, 84.1otf'4.C0,
pigs snd lights. U.8ofi4.16.
SHEEP AMI LAMBS Receipts. 3.0m
head. Market steady to weak; lambs. 39 35
tiA.75: ewes and yearlings. 84.25tfin.35: west
ern yearlings. 86.41141.00; western sheep, 11.23
qu.sb; stockers ana ieeaers, W-lbu-W.
81. Josenk Live gtoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Jan. 22. CATTLE
Receipts, 4.152 head. Market 6c lower: na
tives. 84.8K6.16; cowa and heifers, 32.00
4.2t; stockers and feeders, 33.2544 no.
HOGS Receipts, 17.439 hesd. Market 15c
lower: top, 3)30; bulk. Il.tBig't.JO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.124
bend. Market slow; lambs. 30.00S4. 25 ;
yearlings, 35.00 5.75.
' Sloos: Cltr Hve Stoek Market.
-SIOUX CITY. Jan. 23 (Special Tele
gram.) HOGS Receipts, 12.000 head; mar
ket 10c lower, selling at 83.90tJ4.20; bulk,
34.0604.15.
CATTLE Receipt. 1,100 head: market
weak; atockers steady: beeves, 33.50a5.3H;
cows and heifers, 32.25tfJ4.20; stockers snd
feeders, . 33.00tfj4.00; calves and yearlings.
2.26&3.40.
Stock la sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle.
South Omaha 6.03
Sioux City l."0
Kansas City lo.nno
St. Joseph 4.162
St. Louis 6.500
Chicago 26.0W)
Hogs. Sheep.
16.5611 5,0
l'.'.f'OO
J2.i !
17.4.16
17.5,0
65,1 00
5 CO)
1.8-'4
l.boO
18.C00 I
HEIFERS
40 I 45 10 1041
951 I 75 1....
914 II!
BULLS.
133S I 50 ....
vzn 1 00 i....
165 I 15
CALVES.
140 4 00 I ...
160 5 S 1....
l'K S 50
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
... 1M I M It I 90
... 7J7 I SO 14 i7 I 99
...917 I 30 31...; 751 3 90
WESTERNS WYOMING. '
14 feeders.. 910 4 15 ' 9 feeders. . 79) 4 15
HOGS Hogs sold 10c lower this morning,
good plump 10c, there being nothing
scant about the 1 measure. The reason for
the break in values wss not hard to find.
Receipts, not only here, but at all other
market points were very heavy and con
siderably In excess of th urgent require
ments or the buyers. The trade was stow
at the decline and It required the whole
forenoon to effect anything like a clear
ance. The better grades of hugs sola
largely at 34 leg 4 15. aa against a bulk yes
terday of 84.mti4.2b. As lilsn as I4 j was
paid today, which was only 6c lower than
yesterday's top. Light . hogs sold from
84 1') down.
The market closed very slow and weak.
On the lat market It waa hardly possible
to get over 94.10 for anything regardless of
how good It might be.
Representative sales:
Total 51.677 160.496 31,104
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
. EGrjS Fresh eelllng egga. canaied, 20c.
BUTTER Common, 19c; fancy tub aad
rolls. 17lc; creamery, 30c
CHEESE New full cream, Wisconsin
twins 17fcc; new full cream brick, 17c; do
inestio new Swiss. 18c; new Urn burger, 10)
16c" young American. 17Vc.
LIVE POULTRY43prlngs, 9c; hens, 9c;
roorters, 3c; ducks, 9c; geese, 9c; turkeys,
itun- pigeons, 90c per dos.
DRESSED POULTRY Spring, fancy. 9c;
hens, e: roosterst c; ducks. lie; geese,
ac' turkeys, lffiJUc.
TlAY Choice No. 1 upland. 910.00; medium,
MOO- No. 1 bottom. 33.00; off grade, from
8G60S350. Ry traw, I7.0i. No. 1 al-
talfa. "WTROplCAL rRmTr
ORANGES Fancy Washington navels,
all alsea per box, e2-76; extra fancy Sun
flower all sixes, per box, 33.00; California
Tangerines. 2 slaa ami maller, per box.
iJ'tAPES Malaga, choice, per keg, 94.00;
Malaga, extra fancy. 34.50; extra choice,
per kef, 34.26; extra fane, extra heavy,
GRAPE FRUIT Florida, 64 and 90 ala.
per box. 3AO0. . ,
BANANAS Port Llmon. owing to slse,
per bunch. 81.60 to 33.00.
PEARS-Extra fancy winter Nellla, psr
bo. 12 76,
FIGS AND DATES Smyrna, rgs, I
erown, t per b., I4?i5c: Smvrna figs,
crown, per lb.. 12itiU3e: etmyrna ilgs, 4
rtewn, per lb. loffllc; California 'lgs, boxes,
10 cartons. s6c; California figs, boxes, 13
cartons, 95c; California figs, bulk, per lb.,
f Sc; Hallow! dates, per lb.. 6ic: Khdraw
dates, per lb., 60; 6alr dates, pei lb.. 5-c;
Fsrd dates, 19-lb. boxes, per lb. 9a.
CKANB&.KKIE9 txira lancy eeu ana
Bugle, per tbl 910.00: extra fancy Jersey.
per bbl., I. 00; extra fancy Jersey, per box.
LKMOM-Kgtr rancr Boutrierlarf
Fes uty. -v and ala. per box, 14 it; ex
Ira choir Justrlte, 90 and 3ts) sis. rf
box, 83.75.
r ni 11s
APri.KS Washlnstos Snow, per box
fVao, Washington Jonatnans, per box, II lj
Washington Roman Beauties, per boXT 91 75:
Washington Alessnders, per box, II 1,
Washington Blue pearmalna, per box, II 76;
Washington Red Cheek Pippins, per box,
11 7f; Washington Kings, Pr pox. 31. Tj;
wsjinington iiauey nweet, per box. si u;
Waahlnston No. Fova. Per box. 91.76: Cal1-
f urn la Red Pearmalna, 4-tier, per box, IjI";
California Pelleflowers. 4-tler. per hf.
12 00; New York Baldwins, per bhl., 14 Jo.
New York Northern Spies, per bhl., 4
New York assorted varletlea, per bbl., li s
VE4JETARLF1. POTATOES Per bu . rI7c.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per bbl.
33.75.
TOMATuics rioniit, extra rancy, per
basket crate, 96.00; choice, per basket crato.
14 00: Cuban fancy, per 9-baaket crate, 94. 'iu.
LETTUCE Florida head, p,. bampei.
83.0(1; per dot.. 40c.
CUCUMBERS-Hot house, I dos.. fsn?.
per box, 3.1.UU; a dos. choice, per box, 11. ju.
RADISHES Hot house., per doaen, 40c
PA Rt LET Per do.. 4(ic.
PEPPERS-Florlda, 4-baket crates, per
erste 84 00.
PARflNIPS-Old, per bbl., C tt.
CARROTS AND TURNIPS 'id, per bbl..
$3.00; Canada Rutabagea. per lb., lic.
CABBAGE Wisconsin llolland Seed, rst
lb., l,c.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, 8X59; Wis
coneln Red Olohe, per lb.. lHc.
CAI'LIFIX)WKR-Per 3-doa erats. 3V0O.
HORKERADD18H Per dos., 90c.
KUMQUATS-Owlng to quality, per ql..
30c to 40c.
SHALLOTS Per doa.. 90e.
BRU8PEL SPROUTS, per qt.. 30c.
STRAWBERRIES Owing to quality, 30a
lo fic
CELERY Michigan, per bunch, 3Tf"R.
NAVY BKANSPer bu. No. L 93.19.
Lima, 7c per lb.
BEEP CUTS.
Rib: No. 1. iavc; No. 3. lie; No, S, 7V.e.
Loin: No. 1. 19c: No. 2, 13o : No. 8. 9u.0.
Chuck: No. 1, S's.c; No. 2, f,c; No. 3. 6vie:
Round: No. 1. 8c: No. 3, THc; No. 3. 8c;.
Plate: No. 1. Rc; No. 3. 4'4c; No. 3, 4o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CAIIFORMA DRIEtl FRi;iTS--Prune
Are somewhat unsettled b? freer ofTenngt
from second hands, who seem desirous ol
moving supplies ot Immedlste grades. Quo
tations range from Oc to 9c :or California
fruit and from 6 V to st for Oregon.
Peaches ars very firm, with fancy yellow
quoted st UHC
SUGAR Granulated. cane. per sack,
95 40; beet, 36.00; cut loaf, te; cubes. c;
powdered, t.luc.
CANNED GOODS 0tri, strtaAsrd west,
ern, 75c. Tomatoes, fancy. 3-pound cans,
31.46: standard, 3-pound cans, II 30. Pine
apples, crated, 8-pound, 9.'.2O$2.30: allced.
ll.fi'&a.So. Gallon applsa, 94.60. California
apricots. i:.5oij3.SO. Pears. 4i.l03.l.
Peaches, fl.9ui3.16. L. C. peaches, 1110
3.16. Alaska salmon, red. I1.4U; fancy
Chinook, flat. s.Is; fancy aookeye, Ms:,
82.15. Sardines, quarter oil, 83.6U; three
quarters mustard. 33.36. Sweet aetatoes.
31.26136. Sauerkraut. 95o. Pumpkin. 800
631.00. Lima bean. 3-pound, 75cig 31.5,
Soaked beans. 2-pound. 85c; fancy, tl.Sl.46.
NUTS California No. 1 8. 8. walnuts, per
lb., lVSc; imported Tsrraeona almonds, per
lb., 18c; filberts, Braslis and Jumbo pecan.
13c; butternut, per lb.. 12c; No. 1 II. I.
peanuts, roasted. He; raw, 8c: salted pea
nuts, per box, 11.15; Italian chestnuts, pet
lb., KW-.
COFFEE Roasted. No. 85. Jc; No. 30,
31c; No. 5. lc; No. 20. 14Hc.
FISH Halibut, tic. trout, 19c: pickerel.
10c; pike, 14c; pike, fresh, frosen, 12c; white
fist), 14ii 16c; buffalo, 14c; bullheads, skinned
and dressed. 13c; catfish, dressed, 17c: while
terch. 7c: whit bass, 16c; black bass, uic.
sunflsh, 6a9c; crsppies, 6o"3c; barge crapples,
15c; herring, fresh frozen, he. whlieflsu
frosen, 13315c; pickerel, fresh frosen. 13c;
red snapper, 12c; flounder., mackerel, ltttf
35c per fish; codfish, fresh froxen, Uo; had
dock, fresh frosen, 12c; smelts, 13c; shad
roe, 45c per lb.; frog legs. 35c psr dos-.
green sea turtle meat. 2sc per lb
HIDES AND TALLOW Oreen salted.
No. 1. c; No. 2, 4c; bull hides. Se; ereen
unsalted. No. 1, 4c; green unsaited. o 3.
3c; horse hides. 81.004J2.&O: sheep p.t 'so
tjli.oo. Tsllo- No. I, 4Hc; Z sie.
Wool. rMjgk
REGULATION, NOT TEMPERANCE
Law Eoforeemeat ,. Socletr Declare
Reeeat Hotanrat Doeg ol
Mean Proklbltloo.
LOUISVILIJC, Ky.. Jan. 22-T. De Qulncy
Tully. secretary of thi Law Enforcement
society of New York City, addressing the
Model License league convention today,
said the society he represented stood for
the enforcement of all laws and especially
the excise laws In New York.
"We broke with the excise lnwa In New
York state," said Mr. Tully. "when they
called for a temperance law."
Continuing, he said:
The paselnr of locsl option laws in Ken
lucky and the going dry of numerous states
mean nothing. It Is by no means an in
dicstlon that the people of the country
want temperance, but that they want con
trol and the manner of running salotins
chrtnised.
Tho mnJorltv of the people want th-
I abuses o' the saloons eorrected. At th
UOllfi-TI Ol OH low iJiraKiiiK, iwm. iiiiiiyuc,
small and large graft, debauchery and vice,
is the lawless saloon.
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Hots Contlaao to Come lo tke Market
Cealer In I'npreeeden ted
Nomeera. 1 '
CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. 22.-(8peclal, Tcl
egrm.) Price Current says: The umbr
of hogs marketed the last week I larto.
Total western packing was 70,04), ccm
pared with 970,000 the preceding week ant
935.000 last year. Since November I ths
total Is 8.4S0.500. against 6.425,00!) a year ago.
Prominent places compare ss follows
W7.
I.ftKlOO
. 77o.yo
.TiSA--)
No. Av. So. Pr. No. Av. 8a. Pr.
94 164 ... 4 96 Ail i:i ... 4 II'
44 .244 90 4 09 .19 2JS ... 4 1I
U lal W I i 91 20 90 Ill's
0 1S2 ... 4s 61 Vil 1J9 4 ll4i
79 1U ... 45 M IJi ... 4 11-e
) 196 . . 4 09 U 210 ... 4 It's
SI 4 90 4 Ut 4 247 ... 4 1S
U 91 ... I 95 7 -C ... 4 UH)
114 141 ... I 99 49 1st 90 4 U
4 . lrt ... 4 40 77 mi M I II
so.' no is 4 09 a lal ... (ii
T 40 4 0t II ) ... 4 It
49 17 D 4 94 912 ... 4 15
94 1st ... 4 1 94 1:1 ... 4 U
79 19 ... 4 10 47 906 90 4 15
90 lo) aw 4 19 19 21 ... 4 19
94 ... 4 10 40...... . 244 ... 4 19
to S0 ... IN 10 1 ... 4 15
72 29 9 4 1 70 XM 4 14
41 ... 4 h as a.,7 ... 4 18
a 311 ... 4 IS 79 217 ... 4 lt
Tl ltd ... 4 M Tt 21 9 4 15
94 is ... 4 10 14 2r4 . . 4 1746
141 MS SO 4 1 ........: lt 4 IT'S
a 947 ... 4 10 4 J"4 ... 4 11
9 ... 4 10 94 lil s 4 90
T9 9S1 US 4 IS 91 4 ... 4 39
94 la ... 4 1 44 9)7 ... 4 M
: 1T 4 4 12H 94 ri 4 4 to
tl 9.1 ' 9 11, 90 rr 4 te
1 9M ... 4 11', U 4 90 412141
TV 114 1114 94 SU9 ... 4 lei
TT ,. ! . lls S... S44 ... 4 99
,..... . Ul iotlA i ...AU 4 40
Chicago
Kansas City ,
Omaha
Si. lotiis
St. Joseph ...
Indianapolis
Milwaukee ...
Cincinnati ...
Ottumwa ......
Cedar Rapid
Sioux City ...
St. raiil ,
Cleveland ....
Mi.iW
3:3.raV
4r,5 (f
2!Ki.CI-0
175.f-
..lTT.ft'o
..l.o
. i'J"2.fl
,160,C0O
90g
1 SV if
T75.0 f
4!-i 0 fi
I 5 0
4'VJ
5 i0)
IM.Dt)
170.0 4)
170O01
14.0 9
V3"..W
'.).(
160.0 (
ree
Oood promising onliatsd atoeka of
ataahattaa, 3f evada, Minea for - aalo
on moatklr payments, la blocks of 190
to 5.000 hara, at 85e and aoo pea
akar; Tot particulars call or addrss;
MAX Za. XVBZB3CA3IV,
900 So. 81st Asa. TL nouglaa gg7J.
Prespeotns 3fre
X1
ornio
Tha land of perfect climkte the land
of fruit th land of amall farmi th
land of ample and intdllig-ent lrrifatloa.
Tha Vcrsatilo Siaio
. that yield everything- that growa in all of
the Atlantic States from Maine to Florida and
the Mediterraneaa regions aa well.
REACHED VTA
UNION PACIFIC
Write to kecks that tall how to live real LOT,.
Address:
City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam 8rret.
Thone Do ax las itKZH.