TUT. OMAHA DAILY HKK: -WKDXKSDA Y. .IANTAHY. 2.K 1908.
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET !
Vluei Art Higher nd All Optioni
Hav Good Tone. .
ABLES AEE S01IE STRONGER
-4,orlda Visible Repply Hkiirl a le
eH larrraae .Itkral Steady
4 Cora I Firm on
Opealag.
' ' OMAHA. Jan
The grain market w featureless, with
the value higher on a a good tone to all
option. Cables . were n nn'r and the
actlona of all outside markka were In a
stronger position. Hie world a visible sup
ply shows a decided Increase.
Wheat opened stead v. hut tne crowd M
Inclined to wait. Commission house trad
! divided. Bulla tried to bull price nn
lata cable, which came higher. Values
worked higiwr tow art the clone of a f'
lurels niarkr-t. May wheat opened 01
fcoc and closed at 7Vc.
Corn waa firm at "tne opening on utrnn
cable and a heavy run of bulng The
market ir,iouled quickly to tlie buying
and valuta tun up easily. May coin
opened at ns',c and cloaed nt f.4c.
Oata opened rteady and advanced
but value lid not vary to any extent
wing to the lack of Interest shown by the
loc t -adera. May oat opened at WVaC and
closer at 53ec. ..- . .
Pr'mary a heat receipts were ..mw-BU.
an-J shipment were 3M,mO bu., against re
ceipla last year or 311.HM bu. and shipment
of 1.W.0J0 bu.
Corn recelp; w.re l.(W.0"O hu. nd ship
ments were jWIO bu.. against receipts lat
rer of 1.215.01 bu. and ahlpment of ii-.w
Clearances were i!.nfD bu. of corn. 2,000
bu. of oat ami wheat and flo-ir equal to
u:.itl bu.
Liverpool clo-d unchanged to lower
on wheat and V"'d higher on corn.
Seaboard reported Mn.OK. bu. of wheal
and 64.ot.4j bu. of on. taken for export.
lOcal range i.l options:
4s M; futures steady; January. to 3d;
March, ts 3Sd. x
.UW YORK (.KVF.R4I. MARKET
tiaotatJoa ! tlr rtar oa Varleaa
' Commodities.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9 FLOUR -Receipts,
!,. bhla.; export. ST. bbl.; market,
dull hut slandy; Minnesota patent.
'itir."; lrtr straights. 84.r-a4.7: Mln
nescia bnkere. 4iA.la: winter extras. 3.1.7a
j 4 L"": winter patent. 84 HrV(i.15: winter low
gratlc. n Wi4 3ft. Kve flour. Heady: fair lo
a-toil. U.nfy6&: choice to fancy. to..-".
But k lies t flour, quiet; 13 flu.
CORNMKAI. Steady: fin white and yel
low. l.t.-ql.ai; coarte, $14 -til 46, kiln dried.
43 V.-' -ill
Kl'B-Fanv; No. 2 western. 3f3i.vc. f. o.
b. N w Ynrit
IV1I RAT ReVelpta. 45. on bu. Spot mar
ket, firm; No. t red. 3104V elevator; No.
I red. tl "fN. f b.. afloat; No. 1 north
ern Duluth. Il.ii. f. o. b., afloat: No. 1
hard winter. II 14. f. o. b.. afloat. There
was a strong upward tendency to wheat
today, based m smaller southwest receipts,
prewpecta for a cold wave,
protected, and goad
5EWY0RRST0CRS AND BONDS
Strength of Kukt Dae Largely
Support of Large Interests.
to
PROnT-TAXISG CAUSING SLUMP
Rally rUva 14 Close Is Flraa
eralatara laellaeal la Aval
Reart af Valleal Stafea
1eel Caraaratlaa.
Article. pcm; Hlglkl Low. IClose..! Tf y.
Mav..J W7!'
Julv.. WV - !'4 I i3;
Fept... W'a! 61 I
Corn i i
May... t
July... MV 64"4 MS
Sept... St-V 54
Ca't' i i I
Jl'ny... S.:4! IV J E.V
JUIV...I- , 4rN' . 4,-l 4SSl
ept... 37N 3 STHI
9i 1 !'l
to I 5"-i
64 I M
4.VS 4.VS
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. ! bard, ffrntae; No. 3 hard.
V; N. 4 hard. KiiVK; No. 3 spring. wir
7')C.
CORN No. 2. om,4f61c: No- un'l':
ta rrade, n.K-; No. 1 yellow, ol'v: Nt). 3
white. 51Vu61iC. . ...
OATS No S mixed. 4fiV&J7c; No. 3 white,
47V: No. 4 white, 4Jc; standard. 47V4'
KTfc No. 2. 7V7r,c; No. 3. 71'gTV.
..Carls I Becclata.
Wheat, Corn. Oats.
Chicago 31 2J7
Omaha ...imm.i.mn.m.a- 2
with wheat nn
commission house
buvin Near the close prices reacten a
little un.l.r profit-taking; and were finally
'V' net biarher. Mav. tl ifc'aLO 11-lh.
clnsel at fl.iWi; July, ll OSS'a 1 ". closed
at I! tu,.
CORN Receipt. wl.rtO bu. ; exports. 1.SM
bu Fpot market, firm: No. 2. 14c. elevstor
and fntc, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 white. fcTinc.
and No. 2 yellow. 7c. f. o. h.. afloat. Option
market whs without transactions, closing
He net higher as follows: May, vc; July.
)ATS-Receipts. 4.T6uft bu.: export. l,8rt
bu. Kpot. steady; mixed ots. X to 22
pounds. Wc: natural white, to 32 pounds.
HWif; clipped white, 3- to 40 pounds,
HAY Quiet: good to choice. !cl..
HOPS Steady; atate, common to cliolca,
1M7 croo. I?il1c; crop, 4ic; Pacllc
coast. I?. He ; 1 crop.
HIIK Firm; Bogota. KlTiaO; Central
Amerlcnns. 17c.
IjF.ATH F.R Quiet: acid. UfilTc.
PROVISION-Bef. quiet. family
14.Wf7l&(; mes. ltoK?lo6.: beef hams.
M4 S"u J Sft; packet. tll.S'i'iiniOO: city extra
India mess. tJl.onfr?1 6i. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellle. 7Vc: pickled hams. fcV.
Lard, easy; western prime, $7.7.VuT.K; re
fined, barely steady: continental. SV4;
South America, ta.00; compound, $7.iVjr
7fo. Pork, barely- steady, family, tl A Off
17.no; short clear, $15.5iflH.75; mess, 14.&
US 5.
TALLOW-Dull; city. 5c: country, 64
&6c.
RICK Steady; domesttc fair to extra,
2no: Japan, nominal.
POIL.TRY Dresel. steady: weatern
cMckena, 12620c; turkeys, UQ16c; fowla,
lMflSc.
m.'TTKR Firm: creamery extras. S2c;
western factory, common to flrsto, lifctSHrC.
CHEtaR- Firm.
EJGS Firm; western and southern firsts,
CHICAGO GAAI A.ND PHOVISIOX9
Faatare of lac Tradlnc aad lualns
. Prlrea. an wr4 of Trade.
CHICAGO,' Jao. Ov. The local wheat mar
kt wa tr6nK tiKlny, becajse of decreased
receipts In tnn nortnwest and the aouth
n. At the close the May delivery. was
ua c. Corn waa off Oats were un-
cnanged. i tvvkkm were 17HS c to
37V .lower.
Wheat w tn" active demand all day
arid the marka waa strong. 9maller re
ceipts In the northwest and firm Liverpool
cables caufed brisk oVmand at the open
ing, which rtvt "iJy moderate .tiff erlnga.
Later th . market was strengthened by
the official forecaat af cold wave, and
bj reports that tha movement of wheat
ti market la .declining. -Arrivala today at
Kansas City were aaid lo ahow a material
falling off. - Beport of the poor condition
of last year a crop in the Canadian north
west also stimulated the buying. The
close nil strong. May opened unchanged
to -V higher at fl.0l91.0vTk. advanced te ,
I1.0J and closed at I1.0H4. Clearance of,
wheat and flour were equal to lMt.OTO bu.
The world's visible supply Increased 2.0HO,
bu. Primary receipta were 42,u00 bu.,
cdJirpared with 31LjO bu.. for tile corres
ponding day last year. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipta of 81
cars, against &68 ears last wees; and lol
cars one year ago.
The corn market waa atreng for the
grrater pert of the day on firm cables
and ' smaller . receipt locally. - Reallilng
ales during the final half hour reaulled
In rrloderate weakness. The close was
easv. May opened unchanged to ic hUfher
at tflSc to 61c, advanced to glc d
then declined to lc. where It closed. Local
receipta were 3M car, with 3 car of
contract grade.
The oats market was dull and price
howed but little change. May opened V'
blgher at Mc, sold between 53"c and
61V and clod at &3c. Local recelp;
were 27J car.
Provisions were weak on liberal selling
by local packers, which was baaei on In
creased receipts for live hogs. At the
cloe May pork waa down 37V,u at 12.E7i.
Lard was joc lower at 17.80. Ribs were
17irJ0c lower at .7S.
Estimated receipta for tomorrow are:
'Wbea.t, 17 cars: corns, 194 cars; oata, li4
cara; hogs. 48.0)10 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artfcles.l Open. ( High. Ixiw. Close ! Bafy.
WEATHER I THE URAIX BELT
Cold Witt and CoaUaaed Cold, Says
the Has la tk Tower.
OMAHA. Jan. 28. 1908.
An area of high pressure, accompanied
by a decided cold wave, la moving down
from the northwest over the central val
leys and aero weather may be expected In
this vicinity tonight, followed by con
tinued cold Wednesday. Temperature!
range from aero to 30 below In the extreme
upper valleys this morning and SO below
Is reported In the western Canadian prov
inces. Light snows are falling In the Da
kota. Montana, Wyoming and Utah this
morning and the weather wrill probably be
unsettled in thl vicinity tonight, followed
by fair Wednesday.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
1WV. lHUi. 171. 190B.
Minimum temperature.... 28 14 32
Precipitation 00 .OJ .00 .03
Normal temperature for today. 21 degreea.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
7 9 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
4.06 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
2.83 lnche.
JU A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
St. Loala Oeaerat Market
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 28. WHEAT-Higher;
track. No. 2 red, cash. 11.02(81.02-; No. Z
hard. fetctrtl.OZH; May, 11.01; July, ,c
CORN Weak: track. No. 2 cash, 66'c;
No. ii' white, Mlc, May, V4'oi'c; July,
5ic.
OATS Weak ; track, No. 3 cash, 50
6TV; No. 2 white, 6lc; May, 61c; July, 4MJC.
Il T E I-ciwer, 82S831V-.
FLOl'R Steady : red winter patents,
t4.6a&4.Ao; extra fancy and straight,.
4.ftii: clear. :. 7in4.oo.
SEED Timothy, steady; $3.754.30.
CORNMEAL Steady; $2.90.
BRAN Steady ; sacked, east track
$1.11.
1LY'-Stedy; timothy, 19.60(812.50;
Tie. 1.1 IHfl I '
1 RON CtVTTON TIES-41.10.
BAOUING 10S,e.
HEMP TWINE He.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; lobbing,
113.00. Lard, lower; prime steam. 17 S,
Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra, shorts,
17.50; clear ribs, 17.37V. short clears, I7.S2H.
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts, 33.37
clear ribs. 3S.25; short clears, 18 0.
POl'LTKY Higher; chickens. Sc; spring
ln'tc; turkeys, li'xc; ducks, 9c; geese, 0-0
8V.
Bl'TTER Higher: creamery, 2412Vc.
KUUS-Steady, isc, case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 7.m0 H.Oia)
Wheat, bu 6ti,0u fS.OW
Corn, bu : 99.000 141 .OiO
Oata. bu 102.0U0 L.lejtf
11.10
prai-
Wheat
May
July
Sept. .
CornT
May
- Juiv
Sept.
Oata
a. May
bMay
ajuly
bJuly
I'ork
Feb.
May
Xwrd
. Jo
May
"Rioa
Jan.
Mav
July
I I I
1 (--, II HV 1 1
in o" -l 1 02 mi 'ii i emi i
fi6 98i4. D7S STVitiei 97,
xOI 'XS'ff-VI 95(diV,
t't
in'i'tfV 11 1 t 61 I 61
S w 1 &Vt? i ,tSiH 59Sti,
l6KVSsSu! i I i iWVuV,
I
a.1l
46,'u.l
44;
13 02
1 TO
7 K
i I 1
53V MS' MS'
ill E1V51VO-V
4ii, 4S: iV
444t44Vj:S
13 SHI 12 22V 1!
13 U2V 12 Si I 12 7
7 75
7 So
I
10 6 SO
s'.'S
7 iJt lSi
7 60
7 !)
C 47;
a Ti
6 96
I
7 M
7 80
47
T7:
97
5-1N,
E1H
4fi'
44
11 5
13 07
7 7S
S 00
:
97
7 12
No 2. a Old. b New.
' Cash quotationa were as follows:
I'Lt'l R Easy: winter patents. $4 5rfi4 90;
siraigMs. H lMIt .70; spring patents. : i
!, straights. 4.40i&.aj; bakers. .;.X"u4.ii.
WHEAT No. I eprlng. Ilnl-'o I 11; No. 3.
StvfrSl.tHW: No. 2 red. 9.H,'nc.
COKN-Ne. 2. 6eyoc; No. 2 yellow, CVtj
. -
HATS No. 2, 60-Sc; No. S white, 4iV&
Slc.
R T B No. 2. 81 c.
BARLEY Fair to choice maltit.s. K!'uM.
8EED-Flax, No H norl hweste. n, II :-
Prime timothy, lit 50. Clover, contract
grade. 117 75.
Provlalons Short ribs sides Ioue,
(l.l. Mesa pork, per bbl., JL' i'i.j;.;,?
lrd, per K lbs , 17. kU Short clear
tboxedt. K2-u7H-
Fallowing were the receipts and ohip'
aneD'.a of flour and grain:
Kece.nt. Slilpmeni.i.
flour, bbl 3, 4il.sc
Wheal, bu... 6i m ll J.mvi
Corn, bu 7i.rj.". .'7,:i'i
Oata. bu 4JJ.t .is
Rye. bu - 24,tiio u
iiarley, bu 157,uuo ay.'f.i
Kaaaaa City Ural a and Pravlsloaa,
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 28 WHEAT-c
nig.ter: May, STc; July, msic -atn: no.
2 i.ard. 9tqMc; No. 3. iMtf97c; No. Z red,
fr9cil.(V; No. 3, 7'599o.
CORN l4ic blKher: May. 65Vc; July
S4c. Cash: No. 2 mixed. Mc; No. I, SS
63c; No. 2 white, 63in..-; No. 3, -53tf
OATS I'ncliansred: No. I white, 48VS5iJo;
.o. nnxeu,
RYE TWmic.
HAY Choice timothy, weak at I11.004J)
l.uo; cnr.tt-e prairie, sieaay at
BITTER Higher; extra, 32c; packing.
1!C.
EGGS lc higher; extras. 22c; first. 20c.
Receipt. Shipment
Wheat, bu S2,Oi0 43.0X)
Corn, bu 14.ea SO.uOO
Oats, bu 7.0U0 ll.OuO
Kansas City closing price-.
Articles.
I Open.! High. Low. Close.
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Corn
May ..
July ..
!
1V
91SI
o-i'.
I I
lS,T'lj
S5SI SiV,55)4SA
6o b1&4uo 54',4io
SKW TORK. Jan. 2 The strength
shewn by stocks today was considered to
be due to much the same causes as yes
terday, fostering measures by large bank
ing and capital Interests against sn undue
effect from unfavorable Incidents and the
needs of an uncovered short Interest being
regarded aa prime factors In the advance.
The rise was followed with reserve by the
speculative element and an alertnens to
take profits kept the tone unsettled at
times.
Much Importance was attached to the
quarterly report of the United Slates Steel
corporation, and aa it was known tnat
the report would not be msde public until
alter tne close or tne market, so tnt no
opportunity would be offered to "perat?
In the market until tomorrow, there was
disposition to wait until then to make
commlfmenta. The action of the Cleve
land. Cincinnati. Chicago St. Louis di
rectors In reducing the dividend on their
stock from 2 to 1 per cent for the half
year had a chilling effect on sentiment.
chiefly by reason of the severe effect on
the prices of the stock Itself. The earn
ings report of the company waa published
st the Ame time and gave food for
thought In .the heavy Inroad of operating
expenses and fixed charges on the sum
available) for dividends, owing to the ap
prehension that a general tendency might
be Illustrated by thia case. The effect waa
partly offset by the simultaneous Increase
in the dividend on the New York. Chicago
and St. Louis second preferred stock and
subsidiary Vanderbllt company. A cheer
ful effect waa produced also by various
reports from scattered sources of resump
tion of operations by factories which have
been cloaed down, although this Influence
wss modified again by contrasting re
ports of continued reduction of shop forces
by some of the large railroad system.
Estimate from official sources of the de
crease in freight car movement east of
Altoona seemed to show that the rate of
shrinkage for January was considerably
greater than In December, the December
movement showing aB.or fewer cars than
the preceding December, while preliminary
estimates of the January movement show
decrease of 60.000 car from the Jnuarv
preceding. Reports of an advance tn the
price of copper by the selling agent of
the princlpe.1 producers waa an element in
tne strength shown by the metal stocks.
Including Amalgamated Copper and Ameri
can Smelting. The supporting operations
centered largely In Reading. The decrees"
in tne borrowing demand for storks In the
loan crowd reflected the diminution In
the short Interest In the market and the
tone was affected by this as the day progressed.
Money continued almost at nominal fig
ures on call and the time loan market
was still soft and yielding, with 'little de
mand for funds of that class. The meas
ures of support for the prices reasserted
their influence after a reaction on profit-
taking and closed the market firm.
Bonds were strong; total sales, par value,
34.ftM.000. United States 3s advanced
per cent on call.
Number of sales and Quotations on stock
were aa follows:
reserve shows: Ara1ab)e cash bslnnce,
CtiO.43.WK: gnld coin snd bullion. t1.iatl.M0.
gold certificates. t4l.9Kii.o0.
Mlaaeapolla Grata Market.
; MIN'NEAPOI 13. Jan. 28. WH EAT No. 1
I hard. !1.1.1iul.!3t: No. 1 northern, tl luVtf
I 1 lu; No. - northern. II 0t'; No. 3 north
'err,'. $1..3U...0.V,: May, ll: July. II. OS,.
KLOl.'K First patents, IS.466. 8o: second
i patents. a.&'i7.5c: first clears. H.3V34 4U;
einnii clears. 1 '.5.-7.IS.U-.
I M Una-sue I. rata Market.
i MILWAUKEE. Jan. A-WHIUT-Mar-i
ket bl(jher; No. 1 northern, 31.10111: No.
' northern. Ill oil"; Mat, 1101 aakeJ.
I BAHI.KY -Dull. No. 2, 11.01; sample. 7'jc-S
II uu.
CORN -SteaJv; No. 3 aah, uev57c; May,
61c bid
Ou lb Produce exchange today the but- i 4 while. 4V
Pvwrla StarJet.
ItrolUA. LI., Jan :!-rORN-Higiier;
N... 1 r!Uw. i.JV(J0tc; No. 3, i--w-V.
No. t. x-'.j!.". no tirade. 4v'a47c.
OA 1S 3ua.lv. Nu. 3 wbite. i-Mi-tiP. ; No.
tr market was rirm: creameries. 2taJC!o:
dairies. WJ'o. Esgs. steady ; at mark,
rosea Included. 2m(-v: firsla. 21c; prime
firsts, J2c; extras. 24c Cheese, steady, .1
bile.
WH!SK --II-jb.
Met i
new York.
London tin mark
ular. but ahoaed
spot closing at 1-3. and
l.a ad 1 tie local muiket
Adamt Kiprasa
Amalgamates Copper
Am. C. ac r
Am. C. at P. pf4
Am. rattan Oil
Am. Cation OH pM
Amerlrsa ETpreaa
Am. H. A U pfd
America a Ice
Am. Unsaed Oil
Am. Unwed Oil pfd
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. S. ft
Am. a E. pfd
Am. fiuaav Ittflnlnc
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfs
Anaconda Mining Co
AtrMeoo
Alrhlaon pfd
Atlantln Cnaat Una.
Baltimore Aj Ohio
Sal. a Ohio pfd . ..
ft rook lyn Rapid Tr
Caaadtae Pad Bo
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicaso Ot. W
Chicago N. W
rhlcaco, M. A St. P
Chicago T. T., offered..
China T. A T. pfd
C . C, C. St. L,
Cot trad r. V
Colorado A Bn
Colo. A So. let pfd
Colo. 8o. Id pfd
ConaoUdatae Gas
Corn Products
Corn Producta pfd
Del.. L. a. W
Pen .er A ft. O
D. Ft. O. pfd
flit 111 era1 Securities
Erie
Erie 1 pfd
Erie 2d pfd v
Genera! Kiectric
Illinois Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pld
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kaneea t it jr Bo
K. C. go. pfd
LoulSTllle A N
Mexican Central
Minn. it. L
M , St. P. at B. t. M
If.. St. P. Jr R. 1. M. pfd..
Mioouri PaclDe
M., K. A T
M.. K. T. pfd
Natioaal Lead
N. R. R. of tl. pfd
New York Central
N. Y.. O. W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
PennaTlvanla
People's (iaa
P.. C C. A t. L
Preened Heel Car
Pressed t. C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Read In
Readme let pfd
Reading a pfd
Republic Eteel ,
Rrpublle at eel pfd
R-k laland Co
Rock laland Co pfd
t. L. a F. Id pfd..
St. Uhiii . SV
St. L 8. W pfd
Southern Pacific
Bo. Pacific pfd
o. Ratlwar
So. Rallarar pfd
Teiaa a PaclSr
T.. St. I. A VY
T . gl. LAW. pfd
t'nioa Pacific
Vnlr-n Paotsc pfd
I'. . Etpreea
I'. 8. Really
t" S. Huhner.
V. f. Hubber pfd
f. S. ttteel
V 8. tteel pfd
Va.-l arullna 4'bemlral
Va.-Caru. Chem. pfd
Wabah
Wabash pfd
Weltf-Famo Kxnrepa
Weatlnguouae klectrie ....
Weatem I eton
Wheelini A U K
HtHiMun t'autral
Ma Central pfd
Northern Pacikc
Gt. Northern pld
Central Lea' tier
Central Leather pfd
lnterboroush Mel
let Met. pfd
8loae-l.ben.eld Steel
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New York Mataer Market.
NEW TORK. Jn. -MONEY On rail,
easy, ltr'l per cent; ruling rat. 1 per
rent; closing bid and offered at 10 per
cent. Time loans, quiet snd soft: alitjr
days. 4 per cent; ninety days, 4 per cent;
sl month. 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER- otM
per cent.
BTERIJNO EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34 f7i0
for demand and at 14 W75 for sixty-day
bills; commercial bills, 34 W&1.
SILVER Bsr. fSe; Mextesn dollars. 44c
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
trong -
Closing quotation on bonds were a fol-low-
.I1, L. A N. unl. 4a. .
1 Man. c 4a
'S Kn. Central 4s. .
ol o let tne
Un Mian ft t. 4o
.m-i M.. K. A T. 4s...
. , ! In
.104 v !. ft. R. of M. t
. H M. Y. C. !
. r4. i. C. f. in...
. No. PacISc 4a.....
.10I o te
. HvK. W. r. 4a . : .
t 71 o 8 L rfd 4a.
.19 Pnn cy. la ...
. a Readlns sen 4a. .
s St. L. A I M e. le..l'4
at st. l. A r. f. 4a. n
14
ii
7ia
111
11
13
1
14
Available gapplr Urala.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Sieial cable and
telegraphic couiinunicaiioiis reaeivrj by guotallun rai.Kirg from
hraulstreet's show tlio following changes in t'upp.r was liigner in tne
aval. able supplies ot grain, a compaired
wul previous account:.
Wheat t'niled taiea. east of the Rock
lea, decrease, 329 WJU bu. ; Canada. Inoie.n-.
"l.Utai bu.; total. I'nited Slates and t ana ia,
decrraae I.uJ bu. Afloat for and In
Europe, increase 2.u.0 bu ; total A T en-
tan acd Eurupean supply
U4 bu.
Corn United tftatea and Canada,
crease. 1 5l..a) Lu.
Oat Cnlte.l rftairs and Canada.
crease. I'.'J.uu'.utH bu.
I Market.
Jan -j. METALS The
waa suuiewhat irre
no g.eat change, with
' Oalath Ural a Market.
OCLUTH, Jan. A-H'llKAT-Xo. I north
ern. :.l"; No. 2 northern. tluT: May,
1 W: July, 1.10-,. . .
OA l b v Ue. . .
futurea at 1'J3
tin quiet, with
tl'. 21 to t.'7 in.
KnaiiKh mark.'.
Willi upo! ijimied at tna and f ilurea ut
tb l-. Locally the market was dull, with
lk al IU 7-'14 Oti; electrolytic. $114!
Ui;. ar. casting at lll.i; la.te', LeaM
unchanKed at i.14 12s tkl la . London Slid
U.7i"(3.; in New York, riin Iter declined :a
,4 to i.b 15 in Lond m, but wa dull and
lncrtaee l l.HJ.- I unchanged at 4 4iT4 hi lorslly. The Eng-
uaui iron inarnei was 1'iwrr, wiid siatia
ard fuuntiry 4ns and Cleveland warrants
47s 6d l.ocallv no charge was reported.
No tf.mndry northern. S. -bdj U 75; No. !,
17.7"4.il. ii. No. 3 southern -and No. 1
ii.t..rn sofi. H n 4jU VI.
ST LOI1S. Jan. J M ET Al 8-LeaJ.
Heady. H 7i. Hiieitrr. firm. 4 ii.
in-In-
Llyerpoel Urmia Market.
IJVERPtXJL. Jsn. -".HKAT-3.t.
eauy; Nu. ; ', western winter. 7 ml.
fuluren, quiet; March. 7 7d: May. 7s 7.L
CORN' ;poi. esy: prime nuaed Ameri
ca lies, a Id, (line mixed American u.J.
rew Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. JLCOEVEE Market
fur t offee futures l. .aet steady, net un
changed tn rive Mtnt lower. Sales were
teported of hi. -art buys. Including March at
din. May at rH-. July at 4v. September
at ..' .i..4'V. and I December at tine. 8ot
coffee steadv : No. 7 Rio. W: No. 4 San
!... 'c. Mild coffee, iulel, Cufdova.
!4.7.e
A34
100
z o
3w
II .
4 14
l.i'W
4:.
67
tea
1.3
13
14
91
to
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lot,
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la
44
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13
1J3
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V. 8. ref. Is, ret
do eitupon
I 8 3s. ref
e eoupon .
do new 4e rag
do rnnpoe
Am. Tobaeee 4e. . r.
de aa
Atrhlaon fen. 4e
. do adj. 4e. ,.
Atlantic C. L. 4e. ..
Pal. a. Ohio 4a
do !
Rrh. R. T. c. 4a...
Central of Oa. te...
do let Ine
de M Inc
do Id Inc
Chee. a Oh is 4Sa. .
bH-ao A A. me..
.. H. .. s. 4a..
C . R. I. A P. 4s...
do ml. aa
ccr. a t. L. t 4i
Colo. Ind. Se. eer.
C lo. Ml. 4a
Cokv. So. 4
Cuba aa
r R. G. 4a
nieilller" See. ts .
Brie p. I. 4s
do fen. 4
Hork. val. 4a
Japea 4a
do 4Ha ctfa
do Td peelea
id. OSereu.
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. 41 Seaboard A. L. 4a.
. 48o PacISc la
. 43 do let 4a etfa
. 73 Ha Railway to
. 7 Teiae P. Is
I. 4T . St. L W. 4
, . S3 Union Pacific 4n...
. do ce. 4a
.104 t' 8. Steel Id ia..
. . M Wahaah la
.74 do den. R
.. IfiUj Weatern Md. 4a...
. W. aV L R a .
..101S Wla. Central 4s
.. 7 Int. Met. 4a
. to Au-hlem rv. 4. ...
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Stem Slow and Weak, Other
Xinds Active and Steady.
YESTESDAT'S E00 ADVANCE LOST
Skew ' Irftaska Flfteea ta Tweaty
Plva Hlgker far tka Twa Days
a ad Aettve at tka
Advaaee.
WITH
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Estimate Tuesday .
OMAHA, Jan. .. 1.
Cattle. Hog. Cheep.
4.4M
1700
t 043
Two day thl week.... m .M 14.M3
Same davs laat week ... . 1.M W.
Kama rlava 1 weeks earn) UK'S 14. Ml It VJ
Same day 3 weeks ago..l3. II. I
Same day 4 week ago.. S.0T4 1.03 .3W I
Same days last year 10.47S 17,3 14.71
Tlie following table show the receipt of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last yr:
I. Inc. Dee.
Cattle R3.701. fc..KM 11.1-
Hogs :(i.01 175.341 ti.tn
Sheep l'J0.9 1J4
The following table ahow the average
price of hoga st ftouth Omaha for the lt
several days, with Comparisons:
Date. lC. lW-!19Cw.lt.ll04.ll30sJlJ.
Bestow steeka aad Baals.
BOSTON, Jan. 28.-Call loans. 4'oS
b6M per cent,
and bond:
. Atlantic
. W Bingham
. U4 la I. Hecla.
. 71 Centennial
. atia Copper Range .
.1 rely West ....
.13 Franklin
. 13 Oranbr
.! lale Morale ...
. It Maaa. Mining .
.11 Mlrniaao
.124 Mohawk
. It Mont. C ar C.
. 41 Old Dominion .
. ' 4 Oecenla
.114 Parrot
.114 Qulnry
.10 Shannon
. li Tamarack
. Trinity
.300 I nlted Copper .
.111 l. 8. Mining...
. 11 ' r. b. on
. 41. Utah
. M Victoria
,.11 W'laona
. 44 Wolverine
. M North Btitte ..
. t Butte Coalition
. MS Nevada
. lCal. A Aniens
. 11 Arleona Com. .
. 61
Jan. IS... 4 33
Jan. ...
Jan. 2u... 4 V
Jan. U... 4 21
Jan. 21 ... 4 13
TH I Jan. 33... 4 0)
JJ Jan. D4... 4 14i
J Jan. In.... I
Jan. 21... 4 JSSI
Jan. 4 19 I
601
I Tl'
cent; time loans.
closing on stocks
Atchlane ad. 4e
do 4e
Mei. Central 4a
Atchison
do pfd
Roatoa A Albany..
Poet on A' Maine...
Boaton Elevated ..
Piu-hhurg pfd
Meilcan Central ...
N. T., N. H. A H
linlon Pacific
Am. Arse. .Chem...
do pfd
Am. Pnea. Tube...
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Edleon Elec. Ilia..
Oenernl Electric .
Maaa. Electric ....
do pfd ...7
Maaa. Gaa
I'nited Fruit
I'nited 8. M
do pfd
I 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Allouea
Amalgamated
Bid.
per
Official
ie
4
&
ti
44
,
10
,
1!
541,
1
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11
, t
U
7
1
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1
40
t
M.
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, 60
1
10
Ill
lVew York Mlalagr Staeka.
NEW YORK.
on mining stocks were:
Ad. ma Con I Little Chief I
Alice 10 Ontario 37, ,
Breece 19 Ophlr lto
Brunewlck Con 14 Potc-al 10
Comatock Tunnel .... 2S Savage 40
Con. Cal. A Va 44' Sierra Nevada eO
Horn Sliver to Small Hopes 14
Iron Silver 74 Standard 110
Ltadrtllo Coo 4
Forelgm Flaanelal.
LONDON, Jan. 21 Money was In better
demand on the market today a a result of
preparations for the monthly settlement.
Discounts were quiet. On the Stock ex
change cheap money, In addition to as
sisting gilt edged securities permitted the
carry-over rates for thei settlement to be
arranged on an easier basts, the charge
for American aectirttlea yielding a fixed
rate of Interest attracted Investors and this
brought a hardening? of quotations, but
home rails moved Irregular under further
profit taking. Foreigners advaaced tinder
good continental buying; Japanese bonds
were especially favored and Mexican rails
were strong and active. The American sec
tion of the market displayed much uncer
tainty on unfavorable new from Walt
street, while fears of further liquidation
kept the public away. Professional traders
supported a few specialties to above parity.
Prices dropped later, but the New York
opening came steady and a few buying
orders caused a recovery. The market fin
ished firm with a spurt of business just be
fore the cloee.
- BKRUN, Jan. 38 Trading on the Bourse
to day was quiet and prices were firm.
PARIS, Jan. 2S. Prices on the Bourse to
day were strong. '
4W 6 29
t 31
4 ti!
61, S 56
4 4' I 3
4 4ei 6 321 4
( Sll S 2nl 4 71
O 33 4 73
6 36 4 63
4 4 m I
iu 1 14 l
4 57 4 6S! t 47 27
4 to I 4 79 t M 15
4 03
t Mi
4
e
4 l
4 37
4 81
76, I 4 t4 4 79 67!
M
6 6
e
73
86
01
tt
6 06
14
e
6 11
& 95
Indicates 8unday.
The official number of car of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, pneep. arm.
C, M. A 8t. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
C ar. N. W. (east)....
C, AV N. W. (west)...
C, Rt. P. M. At O....
C, B. A Q. (east)
C, B. 4 W. (weet)....
C, R. I. A P. (east)..
C. R. I. & P. (west).
Illinois Central
Chic. Gt. Wet
17
1
4
28
17
40
31
10
37
13
1
3
13
13
2
At
5-i
1H
13
31
435 l.S"4 X.iiA
7 3,474 l.V3
a 4.137
14 4.4S1 1,719
iii
31
86
120
47
134 .
19
150
4
91
49
B7
2a
4
38
1
6J
889
mo 40
' ji aharea.
4X
at
bit
a.
4T
:
1!4
K
44
1
104
14
afl
17
44
141,
17
14-
ao
7S
111
101,
M
H14
M
1M
n
S5
4
Z
II
l
-S
17
li
110
444
a
14
4UV,
1S7,
lit
1
e4
7
t
44'
Bavak of En gland Ballloa.
laOXDON, Jan. 28. Bullion amounting to
321, ( waa taken into the Bank of Lug
land today and 2tj6,00O waa withdrawn for
ahlpment to France.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mass.. Jan. 28. -WOOL The
improvement in the foreign wool market
ia reflected locally and dealer are looking
to a revival in the - trade. Transactions
show an Increase over last week, althougtt
the actual movement ot specialties still
remain small. Dullneaa In the cloth mar
ket still Influence buyer of clothing wool.
Leading domestic quotations: Ohio and.
Pennsylvania fleece XX. 34$35c; No. 1
washed. 38339c; No. 2 waahed, 38439c;
fine unwashed, 26j27c; half blood clothing,
&36c; half blood combing, S3'a44e; three
eights blood, combing, 324J33c; quarter
blood combing, 3u;31C; delaine washed, 38
i39c; delaiue unwashed, SliiJic. Michigan,
Wisconsin, New York fleeces, fine un
washed. 242Sc; delaine, unwashed, ZkQ2;
half blood, unwashed, 31r32c. Kentucky,
Indiana and Missouri: Three-eighths blood,
SHtic; quarter blood, 2o&30c. Scoured val
ues: Texas, fine. 13 months, 7oji72c; fine,
six to eight month, nofeiiec.
LONDON, Jan. a.T-WOOL The offering
at the wool auction sale today amounted
lo Li, 568 bales. The American demand Im
proved, causing apirlted competition.
Greasy first pieces were In strong request
and New Zealand half bred combing wa
taken by American at 1 24- A fair sup
ply of medium greasy and some good line
of lamb wool were also bought by Ameri
cans. '
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 28.-WOOL-3teady.
Medium grade, combing and clothing. 21
475lc; light fine, liaftauc; heavy fine, lb lc;
tub washed, -WB.tic.
Total receipts 214
The disposition ot the days receipta waa
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Pkg. Co ,
Armour ot Co
Krey Pkg. Co
Schwartsachild k Suls
Vansant ft Co
Carey A Benton
Lobman A Rothchlld..
W. I. Stephen..:
Hill & Son
P. P. Lewis
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Husa
McCreary A Carey
Sam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty A Co
F. G. Inghram
Sullivan Broe
Lehmer Bros
St. Clair Pkg. Co
Other buyera
Total 6.033 14,704 6.308
CATTLE There waa a fair run of cattle
today, about 'M cars being reported In.
The lale arrival of several trains delayed
operators so that the market as a wnole
waa slow and the forenoon was very well
advanced before buyers and sellers could
get down to business. The quality of the
receipts was about on a par with previous
days, there being quite a sprinkling of
common to pretty decent beeves and a
large allowing of cow stuff.
Beef steesa were very alow and dull all
day. It was late before the trade waa un
der way and when ll did open there wa
no snap or ltrt to lt The general maraei
could perhapa beat be deacrxwd aa alow to
10c tower, that ka pretty ekiae xo ateady on
some of the best cattle, but on the general
run of fair to medium kinds prices looked
all ot 10c lower than yesterday.
The better grades of cows and belters
such aa shippers could use were in pretty
fair demand ana were generally quuieu
active and steady. On the other band, the
medium kinds were like the medium
grade of steera, very alow, and aa a rule
saleamen were quoting thtn 10c lower.
Good feeders selling at 44 ana upwara
were in good demand, wnue ne supply
waa light and such cattle commanaea goou
steady prices. On the other hand, the com
moner and lighter cattle wer very slow
and lower. In fact, a alow and a low a
the wont time last week.
Quotation on cattle: Oood to choice corn-
fed ateers. 86.ontj6.50; fair to good cornfed
steers, M-UXyo 00; common tq lair oorniea
steers, .,T-a4.-; gooa to enoico cows ana
heifers, $3 .50'i4.3t; fair to good cows and
heifers, 32.7S4i3.60; common to fair cow and
heifers, tl.7o.ti 2.76; good to choice atockera
and feeders. 34.0iVi7-4.7d; fair to good atock
era and feedera, 33.60-t.li0: common to fair
atockera and feedera 13.axa1.ou.
BEEF STEERS.
The Updike Grain Co.
COMMISeMOri OBFARTMCNT
708 to 714 Drandelo Oldg.
OMAHA, -:- -:- -:- NED.
BROKERS
GIAIIM. PROVISIONS,
STOCKS AJJT I30NDS
-ruivAT wim-
rtCVV YORK
-1-
CHICAGO
e 1.. 4 K J 7
) ... 4 ) tl Il
74 1st It 4 14 14 M0
s im iw 4 11 ti m
44 . ... 4 47 Its
47 tit ... 4 It 44 s
... irs
... trs
. 1 1
44 4 sn
N l1
... 4 U
SHEEP There wss a very decent run of
sheep here for Tuesdsy, and the quality
of the offering waa very fair. While no
one waa calling the trade active, there waa
nevertheless a good demand, and the offer
ings kept changing hands, so that most
everything waa disposed of In very good
season In the morning. The prices paid
generally looked a little stronger than yes
terday, which, taken In connection with
the better price of yeterday, would make
today's market generally lrXc higher
than at the close ot last week. tiood
lambs sold up a high tut 3(90, with choice
light yearlings at 3o.l0, and ewea aa hlp!i
as 46.00.
Quotationa on good to choice fed sheep
and lambs: Lamb. 9S.T,j?i.00; light year
ling wethers. 35 6603.10; heavy yearling
wethers. 36.2t4i6.66; wethers. 36.0ut73.40; ewes,
34 7Mj6.00.
Representative sales:
No. Av Pr.
bH weatem Iambs 61 65
673 western ewea 90 5 1 )
13 western ewes, culrs HI 4 00
6 western lambe, culls M 6 00
lo western lamba 60 4 35
4Vi western lambs 77 t
3S native lambe 3 26
115 western yearlings 6 5
3 weatern wethers 123 S 26
450 western ewea 106 6
10 weatern lamb t 75
333 western yearlinga 101 6 10
lo3 western yearlings 101 12)
Lead oa
LONDON". Jan.
stocks were:
Ooaaol-. aioney
4o account -
A a roc. da
Aunieun
pi 4
CTaastfeg Stocks.
J.-l". eing quotations on
b H it M . K. A T... U'-k
... I".'i N V. t eniral 141
. .. S Norfulk at w ar,
... "J'a pf4 a
. .. t' Ontario A W t
... a"a Peon .y'vanla 5,
.liaS Ran4 M.aea as
. lie Heading j
. l' Kou'.bcrn Railway ... 1;,
.l'v, to pt ws,
. 144 Southern Parlfe 7',
. 51 I a oa PaclOc 1 jav
. t to p'e .17
. l.V I te
. do pr,
.1 VI aba. h
lS o p'd s
.114 pam.h 4a e
ll tail. Copper fc
quiet. -o"vl per ounce,
per cem.
The rate ot uiavount In the ooen market
for sliort b'lls Is Si. ij, per cent; for three
months' bllla, 3H3 per cer.t.
Baltlmcre A kio..
tanadtaa Paciflc ...
t'heaapeake - nn'e
Chtrese Gt. W
c . m. A at. r . .
De Beera
I. R O
So fft
Bn
eo let pfd
ti 9t
Grand Trunk
llllneta reatral
Loutratlle A N
HILVFR Bar.
MoNEY-3tt.it,
Bisk 4 leartaga.
OMAHA. Jan. a.-Bank cUanrg for to
day were Jl.e.'0 X6.4i and for 11. Curre
sponding date last year tl.7',!r.;.4.
Tfeaasrr ktateaaeat.
WASHINOTON. Jan. J. Today a state
ment of the treasury baiabLcs in tiie gen
eral fund eacluaive nt trie tlfai (aa. laal tr.l.)
ho.
4...
tt...
4...
It...
I...
II...
14 ..
A.
.... lot
....1071
.... Ml
....117
....
...1145
....111
Tt.
4 m
4 14
4 40
4 4&
4 7S
4 74
4 14
No.
10....
10....
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II....
II ...
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COW 8.
At.Pr.
llf 4 a)
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1HJ
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.12a
.107
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4 It
4 It
6 ti
Canen Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28. COTTON Futures
opened steady; January, 10 .; February,
labile; March, Hole; May, 11.06c; June,
ll.O.c bid; July, lOMc; August, offered at
10 7c: October. 10 3ic.
Spot cloaed quiet al 10 points lower: mid
dling uplands, U.66c; middling gulf. 11jc,
sales. 410 bales. Futures closed steady.
Closing bida: January, 10 Sic; February,
102c; March, lo.ee; April. lOKiu; May.
lo.Mc; June. lOKtc: July, Iodic; August,
lu.fiuc: October. IU.24-.
liALVESTON, Jan. COTTON -Lower
at Uc.
ST. LOCIS. Mo., Jan. 28. COTTON-
Steady; middling, ll'v Sales, none; re
ceipts, 313 bales; shipments. 1.730 bales
slock. 1.7t3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 28. COTTON
Puot. quiet: low ordinary, 60c nominal ; or
dinary'. 13-lSc nominal; gooii ordinary'.
lo'c; low middling. HWc: rnlildlllnlg, l.'c
good middling. I! 7-lrjr; middling fair,
1U : good imdtlling. 1-7-lti . middling fair
11 15-ltjc: Faur. Ua-ltx- nominal. Bale.
1 SM bales; receipts. lo.!p. balra; stock. '.-
4 bale.
Oil aad Haata.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28. OIL Cottonseed,
firm; prim crude. Ec; prime yellow. 41ljc;
Petroleum, teady: refined New York. 38 75;
Baltimore nd Phlldelphla. 3s 75: Balti
more and PhtladelDhia in bulk. 34 96.
SAVANNAH. Gi Jan. 28.-01L.-Tur-pentine.
dull. 61V'
RO8IN Firm. OuHe: A. B. C. D. E.
t1 hi; F. $3.S543 47': O. 33 ."434 ffii,; H.
33.l'u'i: I lit": K, 35 00; M. 5.do; N.
J4oo; WO. 2i; WW, SC.
agar aad Melassea.
NEW YORK. Jan ?8. Sl'GA R Raw.
quiet; fair refining, 3.3iV; centrifugal, i
test. 3sfv. molasses sugar, 3.06c. Refined,
ateady: No. 4. ibiie; No. 7, 4 4oc; No. 8.
4.4ot: No. . 4 Sic; No. 10. 4 25c: No. 11, 4 20c;
No. 12. 4.15c; No. 13. 4.10c; No. It. iOSc. Con
fectioners' A. 4 7oc; mould A. S.35c; cut
loaf. t.70c: crushed. &6Cc; powdered, 4.00c;
granulated. 4ic: cubes. S 15o.
MJLAStE8 guiet: New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 3442c.
Stark la dlgat.
Receipt of live stuck at the six pr!ncial
western markets yesterday:
Came Hogs. Sheeo.
Bouth Omaha 41.7at i.;- 4.UO0
fioux City 2.(.a ll.ja)
Kansas Oty J iia :.., 7t
Bt. Joseph l.avti U.S !11
cat. I-ouls ; I4(a -u.t
Chicago i.itU 33 WV li.tajO
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BULLS.
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Im) I 45 52.
HOO Receipts of hogs were very large
this morning, not only here, but at ail
oilier market points. Advices consequent
upon the big runs wer all unfavorable to
the selling interests and indicated a sharp
decline everywhere. 1 he provision market
also opened lower. Under aucn cordltions
It was not surprising that the hogs here
should have sold 5pl0c lower. Salesmen,
realising that there was no bop of main
talnlng steady prices, generally rut loo so
In good season, so that the trade was rea
sonably active at the decline noted. Hogs
sold largely at 34.1&?4 2o, with a top of
4. .".. wiiereas yesterday a large propor
tion of the hugs brought 34 354.4.30. with a
top at 44 40 Common light and t aeliy
load of hog were very poor sellers, being
neglected and hard to move even at lower
figures.
Representative sales:
I K
4
4
I 4
... 141
114
IM
11
FEEDERS.
S67 I 44
Ml 1 1.7
1.1 4 OS
aaS 4 14
tJ 4 IS
1V75 4 e
140 I 10
Ns. Aa. 44. Pr. Me. A' 8k. Pr.
54 1' ... I to x t ... 4 It
M Ill ... I 75 M t57 . . 4 M
44 141 ... 4 UU 7! K.4 12 4 ta
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71. 144 at 4 M 47 .204 ... 4 Hi
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at ;ii 40 4 10 7 11s 4 w
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77 M lu 4 12S 71 rt UU 4 U
4 174 ... tilt, 44 371 ... til,
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5 til ... 4 11 71 la I lo 4 B4
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71 e ... 4 IS ti 17.1 40 4 24
72 la ... 4 15 It, hi 14tl 4 2
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an t.1 l 4 15 14 Ill ... 4 25
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle aad Sheep Mteady, Hogs Tea
feats Lower.
CHICAGO. Jan. St CATTLE Receipts,
about k.SOO head; market ateady. Steera.
34 25(835; cows, 32.7541 4. 50; heifers, 32.6
i 35; bulls, $t8tyrj.r6; calvea. 33.OOfl1.00; stock
ers and feeders. 33.0Ca6-4.75.
HOGS Receipta. estimated about 33.000
head; market 10c lower. Choice heavy ship
ping. 34.4M3-4 50 ; butchers, 14. 40.-y4.60; light
mixeo. ti.aiirQ.Bt,: cnotce light. 4.S54j.4)
packer. 34 0O4i4.40; plga. t3.&a4.26. Bulk of
tales. J4.304i4.4t,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated about U.O00 head: market steady.
Sheep, 34.254.50; lambs. t.25V7.30; yearlings,
35.764.46.
Kaaaaa Cltr Live 9toek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. f8 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 12.U00 head, Including 400 southerns;
market steady to 10c lower. Cows, active;
choice export and dressed beef steers, 35.00
O6.0; fair to good, 44.lfKy5.0O; western steers.
t4.0fi6.2i); stockers and feedera. 33.304.70;
southern steers, H10ra4.75; southern cows.
t2.80tiS.60; native cows, I2.6in.4a6; native
heifers. 13.2504.75; bulls, 32.75.4.35; calves
t3.50tfe.S.
HOG-(Receipt. 21,000 head: market By
10c lower. Top, 34.50; bulk of sales, 34.154'
4.40. Heavy, 4.6'a4.-; packers, 44.Aita4.4o;
Dlrs and lights. 33.7004.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipta, 3,700
head; market ateady; cloaed weak. Lambs,
365Q&7.10; ewe and yearlings, t4.5iyu6.6o;
western yearlings, 36.2fr&6.90: weatern sheep,
(4.25S5.20; stockers and feedera, 33. 263. .50.
81. LoaU Live Stoek Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 28. CATTLE Receipts,
1.800 head. Including 260 Texans; market
steady to strong. Native shipping and
Dort steers. 36.4i?i 0"; dressed beef and
butchers steers, 34.91i6.7t; teer under l.fflO
lbs., t3.75U4.60; tockers nd reeder, --4U
4.S5; cow and heifers, 33.1r&6.00; canners.
tl. 606340; bulls. 32.5iro4.50; ralvea, 13 fttrj
7.00. Texas and Indian steera, 32.3inj6.3o;
aiei and heifers. 31.7fyo4.0O.
HOGS Receipts, 14.HJU ncaa; raaraei uc
lower. Plas and lights. t3.50fj4.; packers,
34.loa4.KI; butchera and best heavy, e4.45'(f
155.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipta, i neaa;
market steady. Native muttons, K.W2iu.50;
lambs. 34.50M4i.50; culls and bucka, 82. 753.50;
atockera. t3.0taii3.75.
St. Jaaeph I.lva Stock Market.
bt JOSFVH Jan. 28 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.845 head; market 10 centa higher;
natives, ROW&S.OO; cows and heifers,
4.75; stockers and feedera. 33.5(a4.26
HOGS tteceipis, ll.sao nt-au, iui iv
cents lower; top, 34.46; bulk. 343a4..
SHEEP ANU LAM necei pis. ,;n
head- market 10 cents higher: lambs. 3 Outft
7.00; yearlinga, t6.eo.25.
Slews Cltr LIT Bta-rk Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia., Jan. 28. Special Tele-
grom.) CATLKr-Recelpta 2.0U. market
weak; atockera steady, beeves. S3.5ofeo.30;
cows and heifers, 2 5OQ4.00; atockers and
feeders. I3.lUtH.U; calves ana yearuuae.
W?- ., ... ,rv-
HOG neceipis 11, -w lirau, ,,,., .
lower; selling at. 33 .tmjtft.lO; bulk. t41H-2-OMAHA
WHOLEiALE MARKET.
EOGS Freh aelllng eggs, candled. -Co.
BUTTER Common, lc; fancy tub anfl
roll, 1743 lc; creamery. Sue.
' CHEESE New full cream, Wisconsin
twin. 17Wc; new full cream brick, 17c; do
meatle sew Swiss. 18c; new Umburger, 150
14c; young Americana, 17Vtc
LIVE POULTRY Springs. 8c; hens, 8c;
roortera. 3c; ducks, 8c; geese. c; turkeys,
litfcc; pigeons, oc per do.
PREiiSED pOULTRT-aorlnga. fancy. e;
hens, c; roosters, 4c; ducks. He; gees.
'( turkeys, i&wiic.
TAT Choice No. 3 ::plnd. 310.00; medium,
33 00- No. 1 bottom, S3-W; off grade, froia
6 504u. Ry airar. 37.W. Na. 1 al
f.lta. .ROI-CAL J"RT7ITH.
ORANGES Fancy WBslilngton navela,
all iaea, per 2.7l; extra fancy Sun
flower, all sires, per box, 33.00; California
Tangerines, 200 alae and smaller, per bog.
GRAPES-Malaga. choice, per keg. tt.M;
Ualaga. extra fancy, 34 50; extra choice,
per keg. R3&; extra ranc, extra heavy.
86 00
GRAPE FRUIT-riorlda. 44 and 0 a iaa.
per box, M 00. '
BANANAS Port Lltnon, owing to six,
per bunch, tl 50 to UOO.
PEARS Extra fancy winter Nellia, per
box. I-7i
FIGS AND DATES-Srnyma Tga. 7
erown, per h.. 14015c; Srovrna f.ga,
crown per !b , 12&Uc: nmyrna tigs. 4
ciown. per lb. loUc; California 'iga, boxes.
J cartons. 85c; California fiaa, boxes. U
cariona. lie; Call01 nia ligs, bulk, ir lb.
ESkc; Hallow! dales, per lb., 6a,c: Kbadrawl
daiea, per lb., 4c; Salr dales, pel lu. -c;
Fard datea. 13-lb boxes, per ID, c.
CRANBERRIES Extra fancy Bell and
Bugie. per bbl., HO.Ou; extrji fancy Jeraey,
per bbl., extra fancy Jeraey, per bos,
L.00
LEMONS Extra fancy Southerland
Beauty, 3oU and 3o0 alze, per box, 34.00; ex
tra choice Justnte, too aod 300 sU. par
UIi FRUITS
APPLES Washlngtoa 8 now. per box,
tl 60; Waahlngtun Jonathans, per box, 31.76;
Washington itoman Beauties, per box, 41.76;
Washington Alexanders, er box. $1.75;
Waahinglon Blue Pearmalns, per box, tl 75;
Waahlngton Red Cheek Pippins, per box.
11.76; Washington KInga. per boa. 31.76;
Waahlngton bailey Sweet, per box. tl 75;
Waahlngton No. Spya, per box, tl 76; Cali
fornia Red Prarmaina. t-ller, per box, tiOO;
California Belleflowera. 4-tier. per box,
I200; New York Baldwins, per bbl., 34 40;
New York Northern Spies, per bbi., tt.SO;
New York assorted varieties, per bbi., 34.MI
VEGETABI-ES.
POTATOES Per bu.. C7ae.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, per bbl.,
1174
LETTUCE Florida head, pt. hamper.
3 00; per doa.. 40c.
CUCL'M bERS Hot bouse, 3 dox , fancy,
per box. 33 00; 3 dox. choice, per box, 11. -0.
RADI8HES Hot bouse, per dosen. 4oc
PARSl.EY-Per do., 4iic
PEPPERS Florida. -aiket crate, per
rrate. 34 o.
PAR8.MPS-01d. per bbl.. C 25.
- CARROTS AND 1 URNiPS-'nd. "vr bui..
2 Canada Rutabaga, per lo., I'.t.
CABBAGE Vviaconain llolland Eecd, paf
lb.. 1V.C.
basket crate. K.O0; choice, per basket cra'e,
34.00; Cuban, fancy, per -bket crate, tl").
CAl l.lr ixjw KK-fer Z-rto. crate. J.uu
HORSERADD18H Per dot,.. !c
KI MOCATS Owing to Quality. Ir qt .
S0c to 4ic.
to .V.
PRISSKL SPROUTS, per qt.. 20c.
STRA WHERRIES Owing to coalite. Srte
CELERY Michigan, per bunob. 3rM4e.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. No. L Uiat;
Lima, 7c per lb.
BEEF CUTS.
P.lb: No. 3. 13t.; No. 3. 11c: No. 3. 7V.
Ioln: No. L lc: No. 3, 13p; No. S. Wc.
Chuck: No. 1. v,e: No. 3. 5c; No. 3. 6t,c:
Round: No. 1, M,c; No. 2, 7H": No. 3. 840;.
Plate: No. 1. V: No. , 4io; No. 3. 40.
MISCELI-ANEOl'S
CALIFORNIA DRIFt FRUlTSt-Prune
re aomewhat unsettled b freer offering
from second hande, wh aeem desirous of
moving supplies ot Immediate grades, yuo
tatlona range from to 10 If '.or California
fruit and from 6Vj to 8c for Oregon.
Peaches are very firm, with fancy yellow
quoted at liSc.
SUGAR Granulated. cane. per sack.
K.40; beet, tM4; cut loaf, c; cube, c;
powdered, 8.16c.
CANNED GOODS Com. srandwra west
ern, 75c. Tomaloea, fancy. 3-pound cans.
tl-4fi; standard, 8-ponnd cam. r. 50. 1'tne
apples, crated, 3-pound, 3:.lV2.30; allced.
tl.i64Jt.36. Gallon apples, 84 40. California
apricots, L'.Mk'oAJD. .. Peara. 42.ltrS3.16.
peaches. tl.0ic3.16. L. C. peaches. 4-10 J
I. 15. Alaska salmon, red. l.4o, fancy
Chtnook, flat. 3..16; fancy sock eye. Oat.
t2.16. Sardines, quarter oil, H.W, three
quarters mustard. 33.46 Sweet petatoee.
II. 2t.aL35. Sauerkraut, 5c. Pumpkins, 800
ttl.00. Lima beana. 3-pound, 76ciiil.2&
Soaked beans. I-pound, 66c; fancy, W.al.44.
NUTS California No. 1 8. S. walnuie, per
lb., 17tic; Imported Tarragona almonds, per
lb., 18c; filberts, Braxlia and Jumbo pecans.
13c; butternuts, per lb.. 12Vc; No. 1 H. P.
oeanuts, roasted. 8c; raw, tct salted pea
nuts, per box. tLU; Italian chestnuta, per
lb.. 10c.
COFFEE Roated. No. 36, 36c; No. 30.
tic; No. 25. lfc; No, 30. 14c
FISH Halibut, 31c; trout, 13cr pickerel. '
10c; pike. 14c; pike, fresh, frosrn. I!c; white
tlth. 14 14c; buffalo. 14c; bullheads, skinned
and dressed, 13c; catfish, d; eased, 17c; white
perch, 7c; white baas, 15c; black baas. 26c;
aunflsh, 649c; crapplea. KrSte; large crapples.
15c; herring, fresh frosen, so, whlieflsik
frosen, 13615c: pickerel, freah froaen, 13c:
red snapper, lie, flounders,, mackerel. UJ
S6c per Ash; codfish, fresh froaen, 13c; had
dock, fresh froaen. 12c; amelts, Uc; shad
roe, 46c per lb.; frog legs, 35c per doa.;
green sea turtle meal. 26c per lb
HIDES AND TALLOVv Gr-en salted.
No. 1. 5c; No. 2. 4c; bull hides. 3c; vreea
unsalted. No. 1, 4c; green unaalleil. o. i.
tc; horse hides, tl.00tU2.6O; slieep in-.-.t o
441.00. Tallf No. 1. 4Vjr.; t jc
Wool. 10-X.
Evaporated Applea aad Dried Fratfa.
NEW YORK. Jan. 28, EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is firm in tone, with
laacv quoted at lOHiillc; choice, -J'tc; pnmo.
8ilc: 1S1 fruit. Tti'loc.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are quiof and
unchanged, with prices ranging from tVo
to Iftc for California fruit, and from n'c.
to 7c for Oregon Si's to 3f'S. Apricots are
firm, with choice quoted at 21rS3o: extra
choice. 23'i'Jt: fancy. 24fJc. Peaches are
slow, but there is no preasure to sell and
price are firmly held. Choice are quoted nt
J'ltfime: extra Cholre. 12-ei3Hr: 1 fancy. 13fi
13V2: extra fancy. 14dl4tc. Ralsina are un
settled, with loos miixatel quoted at 61.
tiTtc; seeded ralains. itfrH'io; London lay
ers'. t--&&1.75. 1 -
HAMLIN DIES OF BRUTALITY
Statraa of Criticism Follows Revela
tloaa or Methods at Poatlae
Heforanatory.
PONTIAC, III., Jan. 2S. Metnlwr of the
board of managers of the Illinois reforma
tory In this city, at a session that lasted
almoat throughout last night, heard storie
from the lips of officers of the Institution
themselves of brutality and torture inflicted
upon William Hamlin, an Inmate, whose
death and the conflicting explanations
thereof has raised a storm of rriticiam.
The admissions were wrung from the of
ficer Of the institute that young Hamlin
waa chained up to the bars of the "soli
tary," his wrists held by handcuffs to a
point even with the top of his head, for
twenty-two hours the first day of hla pun
ishment and for sixteen hours the second
day. On the third evening when he waa
tied up, hia endurance rave out after flvf
hours, and after he had revived from a
faint he either tried to commit suicide or
escape.
Being chained up again he climbed up
the bars of his cell, probably while tn 11
delirium. He fainted the first day of his
torture and the third night, and for long
period during these fainting spells he
hung by his wrists, suspended from a bar
of hia cell, hla legs too limp to support his
weight.
The "cold water cure" waa applied, quart
after quart of tee water being thrown over
him to make him "quit shamming" and
once it waa poured down hla throat until
he choked. After he was Injured he waa
left lying on the concrete floor of the
"solitary" with only a blanket under L till
and another over him, hia back broken tn
three placra and Ills body paralted, all
but the arms, for twelve hours before the
reformatory physician waa called.
PARDON IF CONVICT IS GOOD
I arearleted Freedom ComlaaT to Soath
Omaha a tt He Keeps the
Faith.
Albert Atkinson, who was sent to the
penitentiary from this county, lias been
given a conditional commutation of sen
tence by Governor Sheldon and from now
until April 1' he will have to live according
to the rule laid down by the governor or
go back to Lincoln.
Atkinson was sent up for three yeara
and hla time would expire April 1. 'after he
had been credited with good time. The
conditions of lils commutation are thai lie
will go to South Omaha, enter upon some
honorable employment, avoid evil associa
tion, refrain from the use of Intoxicating
liquor and remain In the state. If he does
all this April 1 he will be given uncondi
tional freedom.
TWO YEARS A PITY TERM
kbort Seateaeo Impoaed by Jadge
Treat, Who Haa Merry
oa Prlaoaer.
From tha poor farm to the penitentiary
la- the record of Ira E. Foster, who an
sentenced to two years In Warden Beerner s
broom factory Tuesday by Judge Troup.
Foster, according to the atatement of hi
attorney, paased the first yesrs of hi life
in a Missouri poor houae. Judge Troup In
sentencing turn said lie would rrake the
penalty a light as. pisslnle betiause of
the adverae comini' ns 1 n lit w'ltli tiic
prisoner began hi carerr ...
r oster forged twe c e; (,a i 11 Jai.i j'c .
son, a Florence dairyman, for wliojn Iim
wa working, and secured. 310. He n-
ONIONS Snariah. per ciate. 11.5a; wis- i fessed and pleaded guilty, aamg lie ill I
not understannd the eerie ueneae of I. Is
crime
conain Red uiooe, per id., tc.
SHAM -UTS -Per do.. 8fcc.
TOMATOE-t-FloriUa, extra fancy, per
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