TUT. DM A II A 1 A 1 T . V UVr. yiTlMMiiv l'piidimi.v i mno - .
I . r - - - - I I , I . . .1,1 n n i , , i
n
'GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Herry Soiling: and Weak Cablet Ctnie
Ytlutt to Declinj.
BULLS HAKE MARKET STALE
-. i .
lnt4 Eiyrnwi Oplalaa (aadltlaa
- Art If w Rip far Ur Raas
f Irles tta It- . .
It.
OUAltA. Jan. 11, l.
Heaejr lllnir and weaa cables caused
grain values to decline aaain today. .
Tha crowd s presses Ilia opinion that th
market hss ten bulled until It la tal
and aondltlona ara right for a lowar
market., . j
Whaat started aoft, with tha crowd bear,
lah and selling strongly, and succeeded In
dropping priors for a loaa of In on May
option. Aa won aa that selling ced
values worked alowly bark to within a
cant of yesterday's close.' May wheat
opened at ftfe and cloaed at
Corn opened Jower on report of heavier
receipts and (old lower ait ill In sympathy
with wheat. Support wn lacking and the
decline waa rapid until commission hotiaea
and ahorta commenced to coma In. May
com peed at 6Ve and oloeed Mo.
(lata war aafnand sold lower with wheat
and corn, but there waa a lack of demand
and thar waa not tha activity ahown In
other rnsrkets. May.oala opened at itC
and cHsd at e.
Hrlmary wheal recelpta were etnAt)
Bushels and alupmenta were ZJt.nw ousiieis,
against receipt! I mt year of M.oQ bushel
and ahlnmenta of 190.0U0 buahela.
Corn receipt were kil.two buahela and
shipment weia 5:1,000 buahela. agalnat re
ceipt a la at year of lata. WO buahela and ahlp
menta of ltel,tJi4) buahela.
Clearance -were iTLOu) buahela of corn,
none of oat and wheat and flour equal to
46.0H0 buahela.
Liverpool closed I'ttflHd lower on wheat
and H'td lower on corn.
Seaboard repot ted 9A.0U0 buahela of wheat
and 40.M" tuvdiels of corn taken tor ex
port. , , -
Local range .o optional'
Articles! Onen. lllgh.j Low. Clo.. Tea y.
Vheat-l
May...
July...
' Hept...
Coin
May... 1 July...
Sent...
Oaie
May...
July...
! Sept...
Sal
WW
1
K4
fwt
Kg
48
44
M
i
w
n6
64
W"a
M ' ,
46
7
. , Omaha Cash Price.
WHEAT No. t hard. Ki3c; No. J
hard, ilOc: No. 4 hard. ac; No. 1
spring-, sWfly&o. l
I'OhN-No. . 61e; No. 4, frWflOHc; no
vrade. 4j4-; No. I yellow. blratici No.
white, Muil'K-
HATS No. a mixed, &H46Ho; No. t
white, 4V?MTc: No. 4 while. 4M44c;
standard. 4vrV)47e.
; llViv-No. j. 737&c; No. t. 7072c.
Carlet Reeelpts.
' ' ' Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 22 S70 lid
Mlnneapolia ...7. ; 1T7
Omaha 11 18 11
Duluth 46
CHICAUO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat area of tar Tradlaaj an Closing
Prlcra oa aBard mt Trade.
CIMCAOO Jan, Si-Record broakln
ahlptnenta or wlifat from Argentina cauaoi
general aelllng.of wheat In the local market
today, which resulted In a brealt of mora
than So per bu. At the cloae the May de
livery waa 2fiiV! below the cloae of
yeeterday. Corn waa off lc, oata were
down IVsc and provlalona from 17itc to 46o.
. When it waa announced at the opening
of the market that ahlpmenta from Argen
tine were 6.048.0)0 bu the largeat ever
exported In any week from that country,
the market broke badly. Large holdera
aold out. In eomn caaea apparently regard
leaa of price. Pit trad era Joined in the
aelllng movement, which reaulted In an
almoat demoralised condition. All the grain
aroralp waa Ignored. ' Prlrea at the opening
were about l'c ower compared with the
Jlnal of yeaterday and Mny touched Jptc,
knorrt-tlian Sc lower fhan lfi cloae of yes
terday. May Opened VHV- to lc Kawer
at W7Vi8ftc. aold, off to ic and cloaed a.t
Kc. Clearancea of wheat and flour were
equal to 448.500 hu. Kxporta for the week
aa ahown by firadxtreet'a were equal to
4.300,00a bu.- Primary receipts were 42.0"
bu aa ax-atnrt 834.0W on the aame day laet
er. Mlnneapolia, Puluth and Chicago re
trained receipts of 244 cars, aa agalnat
last week and S16 one year ago.
The violent decline In wheat caused a
weak market for corn. The buying was
acaitered and mostly by shorts. A de
rreaeed Inquiry for cash corn was also
a depressing Influence. The market closed
weak. May corn opened Sillc lower at
tKXriSU'ic. aold off to WVkc and closed at 6S?c.
Local recelpta .were 570 cara, with one of
contract grade.
Oata were also beariahly affected bv the
break In wheat, price being off VlHc.
Primary receipt were larger than for the
correepondlnfc time iHst year and thla weak
ened the market. May opened unchanged
to Vic lower at SZH&ac, sold off to 61 Sc
and closed at Uc. Local receipts were
lli car.
Provisions opened Arm because of higher
prices for live hogs, but the market soon
yielded along wMh grain. Pork Buffered
tho heavteat loa. The May delivery closed
46c lower at til. 22. Lard was off 17Hc at
V-m. Riba were 20-J2Vjc lower at etS.totf
Betlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
?J SS.nj c"rn- M : ot. l' cars; hogs,
ia.000 head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Article. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Cloae.) Tes y.
Wheat
May
July
fept.
Corn
May July
Bept.
Oats
Mir
bMay
aJuly
bJuly
Pork
Feb. Mav
July
Lard
Jan. May
July
Itlha
Keh. May
July
WatH M
Kl 1
60 Gt y4
S3H K34
4Vi ' i:
4M . 45S
IV 7IH !l TiV,
II 77H 15 77 V
U (0 11 to
T T60
7 86 7 83
1W 7 fc
sTH t7H
Ki'V, Krs
96
!(4 V'-H
5Si R'l ffUA
B7al 67H 5i H
4i Mt,
44S 44V,;
11 T2H!
II 10
11 40
7 46
7 65
T T7H
25
it
5
It
46H
44
11 7:H! 12 17
12 12 7Vi
let tV
7 674
7 4
7 45
7 ST.
7 bu
2T
64: 774
T74i 74
No. I. a Old. hNew.
Caah quotatlona were as fcllowa:
j "LOl. Il-ruay; winter natenta. 4 5iVc4l
winter atralahla. M.264.TO; apring pstente,
16.4.8li: apring alraighl. Il.401i6i.4
bakers. t3.3Tviti4.4U.
WHEAT-So. 2 aprlng. tl.06fil.r; No. 3
pring. 3-l.v7; No. 2 red. Wl',"-.
CORN .No. 2, 57V; No. I yellow. Surt
69r. , "
2A.TX0-.1J8'cf No- w,,a' ilc.
Hi li No. 2. 7bc.
HARLGY-Fair to cholee malting. fL'u3c
HKhXKi 1-lax. No. 1 north weaiern. tl
Prima tlinotliy, Kii. Clover, contract
grade, 1!S 76.
PKOViKloNS t!!iort rib side (lor-l
StL(r,S?w. Mesa p..rk. p.T -ubl.. $11.751
11.HS4. Ird. pr KVi lbs.. ;.4i Short cliar
nte
r'oJlowin were the receipt aud ahln
nta of flour and grain:
lteceipt. Shipments
it.ii0 ;ii vk
. 17 out M
4rf7.KO a.-.vlj
Ui.OU 347..W1
1V' 3
It fco ' uin
nn mi rroaurr xenaige louay the but
ter market was-firm: creaim-ries iltiHe
dairies. Ka. taad ; at mark'
case Included. !Hl-f: flrata. K'-c; prima
flrata, 234c; extra. c. Cheeae, stead v;
11 0 lie.
Flour, bbl..
Wheat, bu..
Corn. bu....
Oata, bu
Kye. bu
liarley, bu...
MllaaakM Uraia Market.
M1LWAVKEE. Jan. 31 WHEAT Lwer
No. I northern, llueyl.vS: No. 2 nortntrn
11 M3 107; May. c aaked.
HAKLKY-iulL No. I. 11.01; sample. ic
CORN-, Lower. No. I taeh, XiiZl:; May,
le aaked.
Dalaia (irala Mark.
tVL'LUTH. Jan. CS WH KAT No.
noriliera. 11M; Ku. J northern, UOiS;
May. Il.04; July. 11.04V ,
UATa-)V.
l lversMMil Urala aairlalaa.
I.1VKHH)U Jan. II -WH K ATpol
ay; N. 1 weaiern winter. 7a 7SJ; utuie
easy; iiar, h. ,s 44d; May. 7a 4S-1; Jul, 7a
6 J
'HV -i"f..t mt; prime mixed American.
J, I'l'im u.ixl Au.cu.tu, ulJ, 61
M; future quiet j January nominal; March,
M I'VV
FIa f'R Winter patent dull st W.
llol'H-ln loMidon (Taeiflo roaal) steady
at a-iija.
NEW 1 OR K UEXKHAI, MARKET
Qaotalleaa
a Varleaa
r nay
('a saad I II a.
NKW YORK, Jan. n.-PIl'R-Re-ceipta.
It &m bbla.; porta. l.tM bbla :
aalea, 1. luu bbla ; atx.t market, dull and
lower to sell, winter atralghta. 14 4V&4 SO;
Minnesota bakers, 14 SO! 0i: winter palenta,
4 7.Vuft io. winter low gradea. H 4n4 . Hya
riour. easy- ratr to good. M TViK. 16; rhnlra,
to fancy, 6 -tl6. Tfc. llu(khat flour, quiet,
11 00.
CURNMRALe-Fjay: fine whit and yel
low, i.iii., cuoKe, si.cii.ei; gun dried,
12. 7&.
1YK Ky; northwestern, lc, nominal.
i. o. o., new torn. ,
WHKAT lleeelpts. 2,ono hu. ; exports
17R.04H bu. Bpot market, weak; No. 2 red.
Sic, elevator, and 11 u. f. o. b.. afloat;
ri. i norinern imiutn, xi.144, t. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 hard winter. II o,A, f. o. b.
afloat. Abaotuto demoralisation rhararter.
Ised today's wheat market and prlrea made
new low record. Tremendous ll'iiildallon
tlna news, weak cables and atiow In the
weatern belt, and last prices were 2-Sc net
lower. May, 11.0:14 i.im, closed at
11.09 is-i; July, .r.scjj 11.01 . closed at
$u'4-
COHN-Hecelpls. .B7 bu .; exporte, 6.1.411
nu. npot market, weak; No. 2. 71c, nom
inal, elevntor and 14c, f. o. b.. afloat; No.
1 white, 4c and No. 1 yellow, a-r-kc. f. o.
b, afloat, all nominal. Option market wa
alao very weak under heavy liquidation Im
pelled by the wheat break, big receipt and
easier i-aoiea ana closed ii(,e net lower.
May. 74'uW4c, cloaed. Sc; July cloaed
at mr.
OATS Recelpta. 74.000 bu. Bpot market,
barely steady; mixed oata. to 12 pounda.
M4-: natural white, M to S2 pounds, bust
64c; clipped White, 32 to 40 pounda, 6tV6.'c.
HAT null and barely steady; good to
HOPS Steady : slate, common to
1907 crop, 12frlo; 1 crop, 4c;
coast, l4n7, tKillc; 1 crop. tVuflc.
I1II)FS-Eay; Bogota, 17174;
America. 1 10,
LKATHRK Quiet; acid. 2VS27o.
PKOVISION8 Heef. quiet.
$14 6OF1 lS.fK: mesa. 110CVH10 60: beef
choice.
Paclfio
Central
family
hama.
I.4(k0 5o; paeket, t; l.fio'l'ifO: city extra
India mess, lil.oown.to. cut meat, steady
pickled bellies. 7V4c: pickled hams. 4
c. ieru. sieaay; western prime. .Kn.7j;
refined barely ateady; continent, $8.41; South
America. 19.0"; compound, 17.2yrf7.60
Pork, eaay; family, ll 0o-(il7.00; short clear,
1S 2r,ri 7R; meea. 114 0Hirl4.B0.
TAUiUW-Dull; city, 64c; country, 64
fair to extra,
Western chick-
ec
Rln3 Quiet; domesllo
2,fMy; Japan, nominal.
POI LTKY-Allve, quiet
era. 11c.
RUTTF.R Firm. Process, common to spe
cial. lW44c.
CHEKSE Firm; unchanged.
KK18 Easier; western first, 24c; second,
23WS234C.
WEATHER IX THUS CRA1X BELT
aow anal Math Colder and Fair at
' arday,
OMAHA. Jan. 81. 1908.
An area of low pressure overllea tha
lower Mlaaourl valley and southwest, with
Its center over Oklahoma and the Texaa
panhandle and generally unsettled weather
prevalla from th mountalna east over the
Mleaiaalppl valley. Snow la general this
morning In the upper lake region, upper
Mississippi and Miaaourt valleys and west
Into the mountains. An area of high pres
sure, with a cold wave. Is moving down
from the northwest, and decidedly colder
weather, with a cold wave, will extend
over thla vicinity tonight, with probable
snow tonight, followed by fair and colder
Saturday.
Omaha record of temDeratuxa and nm.
ctpitatlon compared with the corresponding
uay vt me laar. inree years:
lJ. 190?. 1906. 1906.
Minimum temperature ... 20 16 21 x
Precipitation 10 .01 .00 .01
Normal temperature for today, 21 degree.
Deficiency in precipitation sine March L
19W, 7.95.
Deficiency corraanondlna nartod In lsor
4.0S Inchee.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
t.8 lncliea.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
St. Loa la Geaeral Maarkct.
BT. LOUIS, Jan. 11. WHEAT Demor
alised, lowor. Track. No. 1 red. caah, Wc;
No. 2 hard, .ftk.-aill.00: May. KUc: July.
0c. .
-CORN Lower. Track. No. caah. luumr
S44c; No. S.whlte. 564t66c; May. 6c; July.
6tiS'4. I
OATS Lower. Track. No. . cash, 49c;
No. 2 white, 61c; May, 49c; July, 434c.
RYE Ixtwer: 81tj2c.
KteUR IXill; red winter patents, 14 6TiQ
4 9o. extra fancy and straight, 14.26ei4.80,
cle.Ar, ia.7&S00.
SEED Timothy, steady; 13.76S4.30.
CORNMKAL 8teady; 12.90.
BRAN Dull; Racked, east track, p. 10.
HAY Firm; timothy, la.O'JiiiaS.OO; prairie,
t9.6ofill.00.
IRON COTTON TIES 11.10.
RAOINa 104c.
HEMP TWINE 11c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
112.60. Lard, lower; prime steam, 17.40. Dry
salt meats (boxed), steady; extra, ahorta,
I7 27H; clear riba. r.26; ehort clears, 17.50.
Bacon (boxed), steady; extra shorts. 18.25;
clear rlbe, is.li4; short clears, 18.374.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 10c; springs,
114c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, l4c; geese, ttVac.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 24SZ4c.
EGGS Steady; 20c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7.000 10,000
Wheat, bu -. 1,ono 41 000
Corn, bu 131.000 76.000
Oats, bu 66.000 93,'JOO
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Prwytaloas.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. Sl-WHEAT-ic
lower; May wheat. 91c; July, 86S0. Cash:
No. 2 hard. 9iii9tk.-: No. 2. 93oi!k: K.
red. 974jstic; No. 2, SO&iaio.
CORN 44Hc lower; May, IS4c: July.
634c. Caah: No. 2 mixed. 6Z4c: No. t. tic
No. white, 6'4c; No. 8, 62c '
OATS Unchanged; No. t white, 49Vc
mixed. 4KWfHc.
KYhJT&HieOc
HAY Choice timothy steady: lll.Afrirl? on-
choice prairie flrnv; 16.60i9.0.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, S2c packing
stock, 19c.
EGOS 4c higher;
firsts, 21c.
NEW YORRSTOCKS AND BONDS
Mtxkct it Dull and Ingctire Thxoagh
out Entire Sfiiion.
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu,
Oata, bu
fresh extras, ISc;
Receipts. Shipments
74,ft)0 87,000
2;.0iM 2U.0W)
19,000 8,000
Kansas City closing prices:
Articles.
I Open. I High.! Low. Close.
Wheat
May July
Corn '
May
July
9SS
I I I
93 9141 9l
87S. SK-.-n 1 A
. - - -
MTi.i6l S44V4
64 1
63 1 634P.
6i! 634
A Aaked. B Bid.
Mlaaeapoll Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. SI. WHEAT-No
1 hard, 11.U84; No. 1 northern. 11.064; No
1 northern, 11034; No. 3 northern. 98Kc9
IH'IS; May, 81.(:(b1.04; July. U.W4.
FH)UH First patenta, 15.254)3.40; eecond
patent. t5 15ji6.SU; first clears, Wtl.;
second clears. 13.401.60.
BRAN Firm and unchanged at tXXO. la
bulk.
Pawrla Market.
PEORIA, Jan. il.-CORN-Lower. No. 1
yellow, 51S-; No. 3. 61C2c; No. 4, 47Vfe
8c-; no giade. C45c.
OATS Lower. No. 2 white, 4c: No. 1
while. cecHc: No. 4 white. 4o-4c.
WHISKY 11.36. ,
CotttiB Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. Sl.-COTTON-Futures
opened steady. January, 11.10; February,
n.ouc bid; March. 11. lie; May, U.0c; June,
llosc bid; July. 10. smc ; Aug jat. . ltltioc bid;
October, 10.Ec.
Futurea cloaed ateady: cloalng bids: Feb
ruary. l()irN; March, ll.Uac; April. 1108?;
May, H.tHc; June, ll.tKa-; July, lo.tii
Auaiist. liiiic; (K'toUr, 10.16c.
NEW ORLEANS. Ijt.. Jan. 31 COTTON
tlot cotton 1 loe1 lu.v -. ..iiMU 1
ordinary, 7 16-lie. nominal: ordinary,' 7V
nominal: go4Hl ordinary. 101-liU- nnmin.i-
low middling. II 2-l4c; middling. U 6-ltk-:
good, middling. 12c; middllnc fair. U4c:
fir. Ii4c mmlnal. Sttles. 1.776 balee- re
celpta. 17.7tii balea; stock. 24 k(6 bales'
HT. 1.1 Ii4 Mo.. Jan. ai-COTTON-Quirt:
middling. U4c Kale. Iw bales' re
celpta. ft:-: liales. BiiiptueDta, -107 fcalea'
alot-k, I. Hi bules.
' Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 81. COFFEE-Market
for future cloaed steady, net unctianaej
to 1 points higher. Sales were reported
of 7m baga, including March at ClUj
May at t tv. July at i 3U-, fepjeniber at
C 4oc. and t-tober at 46c. Bi.ot, ateady
No 7 Rio. 4c: No 4 loniitoa. 74c. Milj
Cot fee. ataady ; Cordova. 13c.
agar aad Malaaaea.
NW YORK. Jan. Sl.-SUQAR-Raw.
quiet. Fair refining, l?jc; centrifugal, M
tet, 17V. Ionian- a auaar. I h. finlna,
atradv. nu-".,l. t.uci bodvtd. a.ivc;
grauuiatsd. i..
MESSAOE HAS NO EFFECT
Deallaga Reeeaae llasaaat After It
A p pea ra ape oa I era Are le
prraaed y eereaae la lie.
res be r Carolaga.
KKW YORK. Jan. M -It would l,e ilif.
flrult to deduce any well formed opinion
of the outlook for business prosperity or
the future values of securities from the
desultory drift of prices and the Insia
tilflranl dealing In today's stork market.
It waa aaautned during the dull period of
the morning that (fin appearance of the
president s message, was awaited, but when
It publication waa followed' by even
greater dullnea the conclusion was forced
that no radical shifting of ownership of
stocks wa being prompted by the com
munication of tiie chief executives views
to congress. Prices hardened Immediately
after the circulation of the primed reports
01 tne message, out it was ouvtous that
this wan a profeaaiunal movement on the
part of those who had sold stocks venter
dsy on the supposed direction tsken by
the document and were seeking the oc
casion of Its publication to get their slocks
Darg again.
The late afternoon presented an appear
ance of almost complete stagnation In the
market. Operatlnna In a few special stock
were without influence on the general mar
ket and some of tha most Influential stocks
In the list moved In contrary directions.
Illustrating the entire laVk of any con
sistent trend to tho movement. In one
case this wa due to the transfer of a
considerable sjieculallve account from onu
stock to another by selling the one and
rebuylng the other, sales of Pennsylvania
being made agalnat purchaaes of Reading.
The coalera aa a group were aomeahat
depreaaed by the lecemler net earning
reports of the Central Bailrnnd of New
Jersey and the Delaware c Hudson, Indi
cating the power of that group In com
mon with the general railroad system of
the country. There waa an attempt to
arouse Interest In the United States Hieel
stocks and to connect a rise In their (.ncea
wnn tne consultations among leaders In
the steel business which were In progress
In tills city yesterday. lrellmlnry esti
mates of the week's currency movement
Indicated another large addition to cash
holdings of the New York clearing house
oanas. although the flow of funds from
the Interior appears to be on a much
diminished scale from that of last week
and the week before. The end of the
month requirements coming together with
the usual special demand of a Friday at
the stock exchange to carry over loans
until ths folowlng Monday had a probable
effect on the ease of ths call money mar
ket. There seems to be a feeling that the
willingness of the prominent clearing house
banka to see these weaker members droo
out without further extraordinary means
to tide them over, argues a confidence In
exemption from harm that Is In Itself a
strength.
Thera waa some effect of the depression
In the bond market today. Including the
older New Tork city issues, as a result
of the announcements Bonds were IrreKii
lar. Total sales, par value. I4.31,6X.
United States 4a registered declined 4 per
cent on call.
Number of sales and Quotation on storks
were as follows:
Adasis Kipraes
Amalgamated Copper
Am. C. r
Am. C. F. pfd
Am. Cottoa Oil
Am. Cottoa Oil p(4
Amarlcaa Exsreaa
Am. H AL. ptd
Americas Ice
Am. Llniaed Oil
Am. Lttuead Oil pfd
Am. LAromotlve
Am. Looomotlve pfd
Am. 8. A- R
Ara. 8. at R. pfd
Am. Sugar RaBntn
Am. Tobaoeo pM ctfa.
Anaconda Mining Co
Atrtilaoa
Atehlaoa pfd
Atlantic cst Una
Baltimore A Ohio, ax-dir.
Bal. m Ohio pfd
rooklra Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclflo ,
Ventral of New Jeratf....
Chesnpeak A Ohio
fhffaso ot. W
Cklcaso A N. W
C, M. A gt. p
CMeaso T. A T
Chleaso T. A T. pfd
C. C. C. A gt. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A 80. l.t pfd.......
Colo. A 80. Id pfd
ronaolldate Oaa
Corn Products
Corn Products pfd
Delaware A Hudsoo
Dal.. L. A W
Dsnver A Rto Grand
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' securities
Prta
Erta 1st pfd
Erie M pfd
General Elaetrla
Illlnola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper ptd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Ion Central
Inwa Central ptd
Kansas CUT go
K. C. So. Dfd
LoulsTlll A N ,
Mexican Central
Mian A St Loate
M., St. P. A 8. 8. M
M., B. P. A 8. 8. M. pfd.
Mlaeeurt Paotfto .
M . It. A T
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Laad
N. R. R. af M. pfd
New Tork Central
N. T., 0. A W ,
Norfolk A W
N. A W ptd
North American ,
Paeisa Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P . 0.. C. A St. L
film) Steel Car
8. C. pfd
Reading
Readms 1st pfd
Readln Id pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock lftlaad Co. pfd
M. U A 8. F. 14 pfd....
St. Louts 8 V
St. U S. W. pfd
Southern Paelfte
So. Pacific pfd
So. Rallwar
So. Rallvar pfd
Tuaa A PaclSe
T , 81. L,. A w
T . St. U A W. pfd
Vnloa Pacitto
t'nios Paciso pfd
V. B. Ripreea
I'. S. Realtr
T. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Rubhar pfd
It. 8. Steel
I'. 8. Sicel pfd
Va--Car.ltua Chemical ...
Va. -Carolina Cham. pfd...
Vtabaik
W a hash pfd
Wella-Farso Clare
Wactlnshouas tilectrlo ...
Wettem t'nioa
Wheeling A U K
W'.arcnain Central
Wla. Central pfd
Northern PaclAc
Great Northera pfd
central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Interboroush Met
Int. Met pfd
8loM-8hmtld Steal
Total aalea tor th dar. K4.0U0 shares.
8atea High. Low. Cloae.
lie
. ar (24 (14 si '
. l.vso 104 w 4
70Q 124 4 -
" at
100 1W ISO ito
H4
400 174 174 174
::::::: ::::: :::::
400 14 t7 V
Boo - tl C14 an
. 11. Tun MVt (74 67 X
0 tlH 14 14
400 1144 1U4 1144
. 1 r 4 31 134
. 4.1W 114 71 S 714
10O 1714 tl 1
74 "
. 1.1O0 14 34 M
M
. I. SOI) 47 4 44
. , S"0. !M4 !.y4 1Ms '
?'l 170 17 1 -
" :4 194 24
. 1 l ' 1 4 44
.104 144 14 14
. 4.600 1114 114 1114
S
1S
. 1 710 M '1H tl-
t"0 14 194
n) S :.'.4 34
1"0 24 62 ' hi
tuo u 4:4 4:
4
4
4 s.14 at
. t.n m ijiis liJ
400
C0 204. 204
W
4
20) 144 l'4 14
114
l
200 ia y n4
117
y4
4) S114 1 th
M0 14 1S4 14
74
v a it 114
o r4 t4 2
10O 224 224 22
4
1H0
oo 14 114 is
) 244 M1 t
svO 44 a-i '4
ue
00 414 414 4J4
M
600 W M4
100 24 14 IH
47H
. I.xn 74 M4 Kit
100 (24 124 U
M
, . V 0 7
) 4114 484 4
10O 74 274 174
. n.t" m uii 1114
200 K U 16
, 70
-204
T7
' IS
111.SO0 1C34 1U14 H'J
M
71H4
200 14 114 1(4
l 4K U4 W4
V' 134 134 134
, I.XN i-4 24 24
2i4
- 144
m 114 ri m
. I.0 74u 73 4 74 4
1 H14 lilt) 111",
7 It 14 It
1( 33 til, UH
l(u 14 114 i4
144
lft 14 34 3 J 14
M.40V 1224 Hi 4 12'4
S3
M
Si
100 12 22 22
4
t: 2t 34 IkV
tin uv, n f,
1T4
s
. l s 14 (
154 U IS
r.s
1) 4tH 44 434
r.O U 144 Mi
4
14
4t
ll.4e IW4 it,4.
I. cue in utut i2!v,
i4
M
i i t ,
luo 234 4 ns
reserve, shnwa: ' Available rash balance
.J.Ua. gokj eolri end tnilllon. IN.OJJ.m
old certifValaa, 14.41, .LMt
I
g
HE PORT or Tllkl IIKtRIU not 81
Traaaaetloa of the Aeaaelated Itaaaa
er ta Week.
NKW ToRK. Jsa" 81.-Itradatreet a bank
rlesrlng eixirt for-the weeg ending Janu
ary ft show en aggregate nf tJ.yi,'.4t o).
aa against Rt."!7.7TVi laen week and C
744 i In tha rorreaondirig week last year.
Ona.llan rleartrigs for the week lotal !'.-
3 .. s sgslnst irr..4.i lust Week and
t;o,124.0ni In thw same week Isst J ear. The
toiiowing i a list 01 trie rules
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET f
Light Ran of Cattle, with Prices !
Steady to Strong.
CITlfcd.
Clearing
J mo. I
Dee.
I.ondoa Clostaa; Stocks.
lX)NDON. Jan. SI. Closing quotations on
stock r
Coatola moner ...
do account
Anaconda
Ati hltoa
do pfd -
minor A DUO.
Canadian ParlAc ..
I ltmiwlr A i)hl
ChKio til. '
C, M. A t. P ..
D Rem
Dener A R. Q ...
do pfd
Brio
da Itt ptd
do Id pld ,
Grand Trunk
Illlnola Caalral . .
Luulavitl A N
M Mill.. K. A T
IJtH.V Y Cautral
.. V Norfolk A W
.. 7J4 do pfd
.. H Ontario A W
. . 14 Heuntrtvania
.14' Hani Mlnea
.. JU4 ItMullt
.. k Kiulh.rn KtHwar
. .11 do pfd
.. 14V, Southern Panic .
.. -4 t'nlon Paclnc ....
.. tV) do pfd
.. IS4V. S. stK
.. 3Ji do pfd
.. VI Vtbut
.. ' da pld
..Ill Si-anlau 4a ..
. .U4 Am. I. c p?er
8IL.VKR Har. quiet. .T.tjd rr ounce
u.r.i-j'im er cent.
'Ill rata of discount In tli open market
for l.ort bill I 14-U4 per cent; for three
months' bills, lVyu-34 er rent.
Raak leartnaa.
OUAIIA, Jan. 31 Bank clearings ror to
day were l.'.oeC.Tu i:. nj f,,r ,la corrc.
spondlng date last rear ll.UJj.lTl..
Traaasrr ItattMest.
WASHINOTON. Jan Sl.-Tdj) s niale
merit of the treasury balances In the gen
eral June, aavlusive of the HjO,-ai.v golj
rr,
lw
. M
. H
i4
-
:
"4
. 3i
14
.1.-;,
. 7
M4
i4
. 1S
Kew Tork
Chicago
lioston
I'Mladetpbla
Mt. Inils ,
I'lttsbiirg ,.
H.ln Kranrls-o ...
Italtlrnore
Kansas City
t'linlnnsll ,
New Orleans ....
Minneapolis '.
Cleveland .,
Detroit
Louisville
Ixis Angeles
OMAKA
Milwaukee
P-attle
Bt. I'aial ,
I'rovldence
Iluffslo ..:
Indlnnapolls
Iw-nver
Kurt Worth
Hli'limond
Albsnr
Washington
fait Lake Cltv ..
I'ortlnnd Ore
Columbus, O
fit. Joseph
Memolils
rlsvannah
Atlnnta
Hpokane, Wash...
Toledo. O
Tai-oma
Nashville
Kochester 1.....
Hartford
1'eorla
Des Moines
Norfolk
New llnven
tlrand KapiHs ...
Dayton
Portland. Ale
8miix Cltv
Hnrlngfield, Mass
r.vansvllle
Hirmltis-hatii
Hyracuse
AusTtista. tla..
Mobile .r
Worcester
Knoxville
Wllmlnirton. Del
Charleston. 8. C
Chattanooga
Jacksonville, Kla.
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Davenport ...j.
Little Hock ...
Wheeling. W. Va...,.
Fall River
Kalamaaoo. Mich...
Topeka 1.
Bprlngfleld, 111
Helena
Fort Wavn e. I fid . . . i'
New Hertford I.
1exlnston .1 :.
Youngstown
Erie, Pa....
Macon
Akron i,
Itockford. Ill I
Cedar Hapids, Ia...i
Chester. I'a v
Rlnghamton v
Fargo. N. D
Lowell n.
Canton, O .,
Rloomlngton, III
South Rend. Ind.v..
Oulncv. Ill .J.'
Springfield. O .'.
Bioux rail. B. D...,.
Manfleld. O
Decatur, 111....,
Fremont. Neb
Jacksonville. IU....J
Lincoln. Nub..., ,
Oakland. Cal.. ........
tOklahnma '.
noum,,n t v. , ., . . . . . . I
Oalveeton
ei.".'.'i.'
;ll.S44.4 OnfV
:i4.:wi.i.1
I.1I,',0H'
I't..'l47.ti
6T.Io7.iki
4.:i.i;
U.tlf..'"!1
:4.2;ii,lioOl
I. '.RVo.Kio)
L'4,T4Si.'aai
U.iaiViMH
la.ftrtl.woi
14 J,f).'n
II. Ut OK 1 1
10 T4.0f),
7 svlHo'
10,884,000:
8 ;.4.'"'l
g..'ll.H'
8.4',.i.
4S.4W7.iMan
' tV7.lV.
l.tBJ.f'1
7.un.0il
lHtlflr'
R..T.T.Kril
4 4D fniil
e.evr?,a
l.TU.lOl;
t.tVi.On)1
4.t,-5.(iwi
4,.'iO,hiiI.
6.W5.nr;
4.441.1")!,
4.?,l,(ll,
4.i.0i)i.
.nWV.
3.M4.U),
3 5W,ui1
2 nJO.IXM.
1. '.VI.iMi.
2 A44
2. :lt.oin .
2.lno.0irt .
2.C7.f"J;
l.X. W) .
l.Vil.UOI.
l.Vil.nnn'.
I l,1sr.m
l..M4.f0:
1.711.0)
l.gTI.000'
- l.78.)
l.2jg.ofio;.
1.114. ni.l1 .
l,rT7.(iO.
873.tfifi'.
1.870.n.
1.230.0H)1.
I.2,0))
1.310.000
l,2.T0.i
47.0"ii.
1.4.fij
l.244.a)'
l,0Wpijl.
M1.000I
fteW.raVM
7"i.0fO.
Kl&.tnol
KM.OOO
4X.IMI .
fti.otioi
4.00o(.
ewj.ono;
443.0K)1 .
4c6.() .
6'.4.1W
41j.0ir)l.
4.14. OOQl.
21S.00i).
44S.t1)i
8H3.ni a)!.
415.0001
84.VW .
4.'J.6oo(
41.0lO .
367.000
monoi.,
4T3.0I1
S81.0on.,
L'SO.OOO!
1.120.010!..
1.282.00IH..
.OTOj..
24.M.Oiio!..
' ltf.f74.00u)
is.o .
21 '
1
10.8.
I
I
17.7
2 5 .
4.1 ,
I
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1.7'
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8.8:
10.7
6 0
25.1
3.7 .
.5;.
14.0 .
18.8 .
6:i.
6.1
n.o
bi'.i
in.i
ii'.i
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21.7!
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1.1!.
2.
2
la
28 5
II
It I
y, 4
17.1
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2l.
10
5.1
7 2
38
i t
27.8
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4
2 0
X, 0
27.4
27.
6
14 8
Z.i
1.1.
8.0
7.9
18 1
4 4
li.t
17 J
11 7
12.8
18.0
ii.'i
an
10.7
.3
28.1
31 4
21.8
1V9
10.2
14.6
10.4
39 0
"it
"i'.i
'iii
42.4
24 1
13.8
16.3
15.5
23.8
ii'.i
"i.i
ii'.o
'w.i
113
66.8
'ii'.i
HOGS SHOW MORE DITROVEJIOT
8hee 4 Laaaha I aeaaage4 Ta4ar
bat Laierer Taaa rirel af tare
Week aa4 481 teadf
ta Last trldar.
XJCTlf OMAHA, Jn H.
rtecelr.ta mere: Cattle. Itoaa. HheeD.
frffn lal Momlay .'" .'' 8.48
Of filial Tuesday .') 14.7'JI I.SM
Official Wedneaday 6 22 llt.441 i 1.-1
Official Thursday I l l II 077 4.224
h:stiinat Friday .7i
Five day this week... .19 077 ta U Zi.VI
game ilsy s last week . .. . ID M I Sa,VI I 'il7
ni day 2 week aao. .28 .M 4.71 3n.7:j
rloiiie (Ih 3 weeks ago. .21 .It ki -I ' 23 'tt
Harne tliiya 4 week ago. .11.&.K 4 I7.M
Ham day last year.. . .. 4J.TW 37.4J1
1'lie following table show the receipts f,f
rattle, bogs and sheep at ft., j tu Omars for
the year to dale, compared with last year:
r.y, 1W. inc. e-.
Cattle 3fc7 Hl.bW ....... 18.0")
Iloas .it a ll loifil
Hlieen 114.d 14.118
The following table shows 'th average
pru-e or bog at Houlh tmiatia for tne
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I lau4. llxT.,iy.il. I1IQ4 llol.l"Q2.
CARA DA.
Montreal
Toronto ...,.. 4-a
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Vancouver B. C....
Halifax -.
Quebec .;
Hamilton
St. John. N. B....
Iindop, Ont. .......
Victoria. B. C ......
Calgary
tEdmonton
23 210.0in( .
.W7D.1I,
. 2.805.0001
1.378.0110!.
-l.sTS.nooi
i.imi.(i.
1,092.0001
ftlS.OfiOt.
SM.OniX
1.113.0T41!.
6X3.000!.
8.S.
8.3
,.7:3i'
1.4'
I
6.0!,
I
14.0
24 2
5.1
Not Included In totals because containing
Other Items than clearing.
tNot Included In total because compari
son are Incomplete-
v York Meaey Market.
KETVY TORK. Jan. tl. PRIM K MER
CANTILE PAPEH-54M per cent.
8TEKLINO tiXCHANOE E4iler. with
actual business in banker' bill at t4.87ti
4i 5 for demand and at 14 3i4 3S5 for
sixty-day bill; commercial bills. 84.87S-
BILVKK-Bar, 604c; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, easy; railroad. Ir
regular.
MONET n call eaay at 1484 per cent;
ruling rate, 1; closing bid, 1; offered at 1
per cent. Time loan somewhat stronger;
sixty-day, 4. and ninety-day, 44; per cent;
six months, 44 per cent.
Closing quotations on tonds were a follow:
V. g. ret Is, rag.. .. 1034 Maa. . g. 4a H4
. .lJiB.i. central 4a a
..14 do IK loc 14
,.lVlHMlaa. A 8t. U 4a.. 77
..II M . K. A T. 4a. 7
..i:4 do 2a H4
.. (4N. R. R. of M. c. 4a Ti
..V4N. T. C. g. IVta 4
..K4 N. 1. C. g. ta US'
.. 184 No. Paelsc 4 1U14
.. S do la 714
Bal. A Ohio 4 lnl't N. A W. e. 4a
do 4a 80. S. L. rtJ. 4a tS
Brk. R. T. e. 4a "4 Pena. ooev. t4a 114
Central of Oa. 6a.... 4 Raadlns sea. ts kS
do 1st lac t Mt. U A 1. M. c. ta- lK't
do td Ine 21 St. U 8. W. ft 4 71
Cbea. A Ohio 44a....lA14 8t. L. 8. W. e. 4a,.. 4e
Cblcaao A A. tsa.. 4 Seaboard A. U 4a.... PH
C, B. A Q. n. 4s.... X4 Bo. P.clOc 4s "V,
C . R. 1. A P. 4a ... 4 do lat 4a ctfa....... -
do col. Ka 754 So. Rallwar ta 84
CCC. A Bt. L. g. 4a. Hhj.Teia. A P. la ill
Colo. Ind. ta, aer. A. 4T .. Bt. U A W. 4a. 74
'olo Mtd. 4a...:... 1 mton Pactc'4a 1"1
Colo. A Bo. 4a 4 do ct. 4 tf
X'uba ta l' V 8. Steel Id la 14
D. A R O 4a M Wabaah la lv4
nutlller.' Sec. U.... 13 do deb. B 4H
... M'i We.tern Md 4a (1
.... 44 W A U 4a 714
,...l'i!4Wla. Central 4. 4
... T4 Atehlaoa cv. 4a t4
... tos da ta t
... 174 Int. Mat. 44 414
... 9
8 eouDoa
V. 8. ta. re
do coupon
V. 8. a. 4a. re.
da coupon
Am. Tobaoc 4a..
do Sa
Atehlaoa ge. 4a.
do adl. 4s
Atlantic C. U 4a..
Erta p. I. 4a
do gen. 4a
Hock Val. 44a...
Japan 4a
do 44i ctfa
dn 3d series
L. A S. unl. 4a..
Bt. OS.re.
Boatoa Stocks aad Boatls.
BOSTON Jan. 31-Call loana. 3u5 per
cent; time loans, 64ci6 I-er cent. Official
closing on stocks and bonds:
Atehlaoa adj. 4a 4 Atlantic
do 4a s B i.h.tn
eMex. Central 4a..... M cal. A Heel.
Au-niaoa 71 a centennial ...
77 Copper Rauga
1W Pair Waat ...
-11 rrauklla
1' tlraabf
-1 I.I. Rorale ..
. 14 Maaa. Mining
M Mirhls.o
.IAf4Mnkaak
. H- Mont C. A C
. 4 old tHiinlnlua
. 44 rtace-la
114 Parrot .
.1114 t4nncy .,
lols. Shanooa
. 14 Tamarack ..
. 4-5 Trinity
. li t nlted Coppor
v. a Mimus
.ll I g. Oil..
. 11 t'tak
. 4a Victoria
. el launa
.1114 V. ulrine
. 444 North bulla ...
. 354 Bull Cuailtlua
. 4 Noada
. Ji-.L A Anions
8 Arltona Com. ..
. 8) Crveae Caoaoea
. .14
do pfd
Boatoa A Albanr. ..
Ho.toa A Mama
B atos klevaiad ..
Fllchburg pfd
ktiu.1 Central
N. Y . N. H A H .
t'nioa PaclHc
Am. Arse. Cham
do ptd
Aa Pneu. Tube
Amor. Susar
do ptd
Am. T. A T
A.a. Wooi.a
do pfd
rHHniHioa I. A S....
KdlMin Klec. Ittu....
C.eaentl Electric
"Hu. Eleitrlc
do pfd
M.sa. Oka
1 u.ted fruit
t nilad 8. M
do pfd
V 8. Steal
do ptd
Adt-olur
A Hour
Amalc.ai.ted
Rid. Asked.
. 1-4
.
.470
. 24
. 44
- S4
4
. 15
. :44
4
. 11
. .
14
. A
. a
. IJ
. 7
. 114
. 7l
1-4
r,
'. t
. .4
4
. 4
44
.1
.
m
. 104
.ill
. Ii4
4
New Vork Mlalasi Storks.
NBW VORK. Jan. SI Closing yuotatlona
en runing stovas wer
Adatna Coa. 4 Little Chief 4
AlKa 9 nian V
llreeo W t-rair m
brunl-Jt da U Potoal ... 1
(Vatatock Tunnel 8 Savaaa w
Uia. Cal. A Va tl Kterr Nevada b
Hera kllrec U Sauill HufM-a I.
Iras 8. War li fcuoderd lil
Lead.lll Cos 4
Toledla ! Market.
TOUElHl. O, Jia 31. tKt'.l Cl.ner.
rash, January and Mait-li. Ill ,v; A: r.l.
Ill IvM-tober, 1 . 'lUnnlhy, Jliuu', f.'..
AUikc. faun, tlO W
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
J mi.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
n.
22...
a..
24..
I'a. .
2' . .
28..
&..
..
31..
4 a I a 66) 4 IV
1 li I I til S Mt I
4 0441 ! 6 38 4 U
4 144 C 4S; & I.- 4 i
4 2-,l 8 61. 6 26 71
I ji 6 XI 4 74'
4 W I 6 341 4 4
4 18 4 74 I 4 64!
4 t 8 71, t&
j'4 1.14: 8 72 5 Vi; lr'
1 4 17 I 8 85- I 43 4 83 j
4 75! I Wl 8 IS
hh 8 64 tOl
4 W 8 6t o.!
8 u
73!
Mil
; 8 7
4 n
4 8i 1
4 kl
4
4 7l
4 81
I 6 t!
8 08
4 14
a
8 12
6 90
6 W
4o5
6 87
Indicates 8unday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In tolay by earh road was:
Cattle. Hogs, flh-ep. H'r'l.
C.. M. Bt. I. Ry.... 2 2
1
Missouri Pacific.
I'nlon pacific
C. N. V. teBst) .
C. A N. V. twestl.
C., Kl p., M. o
C.. H. Q (east)..
C. H. & U. (West)
C, R. I. A P. (esstl., 1
C. R I. A P. (west 1..
Illinois Central 2
. 2
. 2
. 6
. &
. t
. 4
2
IX
8
24
3
2
I
Totsl receipts 28
The disposition of the day's rexelnta
aa follows, each buyer purrhasing the n
ber or head Indicated.
Ilnvers Cutlln
Omaha Packing Co.'. 60
rtwlft and Company 311
Cudahy Packing Co 17
Armour A t o
Cudahy. from Kt. Worth
Ixibman A Rothcliild ....
Hill A Son
P. P. Lwia
Cudahy liro. Co
Mccreary A Carey
H. V. Hamilton
M. Hagerty A Co
V. G. Inghram
Other buyers
o4
128
21
1.1
19
13
8
64
2
73
Hogs. Eh
4
1.42
1.M4
2.4M
0.1
1
waa
um-
eep.
VI
7.4-1
180
Total 943
CATTLE Recelot of cattle were very
light thla morning, there not being enouti
tit liny one kind to make a test of values
or to really establish quotations. The few
loads offered changed inls In good sea
son In the morn in and the prices p.d
looked fully a.t any It . a.ioiig, as com
pared with yesterday. This would apply
to all kinds, both killers and feeders.
The present week opened with prices on
fat canle. both sleet and cow stuff, de
cidedly higher. Attn- Monday the tendency
of the market was downward under 'the
Influence of liberal receipt at all market
.points, wlii) the result t ' advance
waa all wiped out and the mark' t now
about luiu -c loxci- 11. an aj. A
Peculiarity of the trad,: tills week la that
good cattle have suffered worse than the
common to medium grades. On the other
hand the good cows and heifers have shewn
less decline, common and medium grade
feeling th- full force of the decline. Light
half fat heifer weighing between 4uu and
&ou pounds, which- are not quite good
enough for tho packer, felt the full effect
of 'the downward movement in price.
Blocker and .feeders nf good quality have
been free sellers all the week, the supply
being mode-rate. Prices have been strong
all the week. Common and Inferior light
Blockers have not been any too active.
Qoutation on cattle: - flood to choice
cornfed etecrs, ll.7yu6.35; fair to good corn
fed steers. I4.30474.76; common to fair corn
fed steer. 13 75fi4.3o; good to choice cows
and heifers, gl iif4 -J0; fair to good cows
and heifers. 12 7orl SO; common to fair cows
and heifers, Ii0ii2 75; good to choice stock
er and feeders. 11.2Mj4.76; fair to good
stockers and feeders. 3.7ryj-4 2S: common to
fair stockers and feeders, 12.7i33.77j.
representative sales:
BEEF BTEERS.
N.
43
21
10
11
i
14
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST
COMPANY
ST. LOUIS
Mas for cacti GlOO of deposits
Cash Reserve - O 34.G1
Resources - - - lSQ.Ol
(SEE rini.mil til KTATK.MF..NT DI.C. , 1907.)
4 on Tims Certificates of Deposit
, 2i on Savings Accounts
2 on Current Accounts
A lUtOKI.KT, "HAVI. DKPOHITH nV MAIU" I ItF.K ON IH:yi KHT.
Ct)IlIlLSI1)XHE.MCi HOLICITKD
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. 471
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fr.
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4
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7: 4 00
leJO 4 :o
.1004 4 28
14.'.'.!
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1014
&)
71
100
1064
105
l2
I 40
1 40
t 40
1 S
1 73
2 SO
I 00
I IS
M ID
-7 I -4
COWS.
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..Ml I 26
HEIFERS.
1 li 4
2 44 t
I 85 I
I 18 I
I 20 I
BULI.a.
..mo i u i
..li I 80 1
CALVES.
i to I
1
..111
.. ti
. . HTS
..lirr
.. 123
I 40
I 14
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I to
I 89
430
844
: 473
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1 71
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.1440 I 40
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l"t 8 71
200 8 tl
STOCKERd AND FEEDERS.
4 1 TJ 1 I 78
' l til 4 too 4 04
" 448 I M u ItJ 4 1
llOGS-Durwj tne last three or lour days
receipts of ligai hogs liave been unusually
heavy. In tact It would apptar mat tne
country in its haste to dispose of ths hog
la running- in lighter stutf than usually
ecn on tne market at Una season of His
year. Thus it happen tnat buyer hav
teii getting- more life'l.t hogs tt.an tney
have had use for. That such waa tne case
wa very apparent till morning when
buyer started out picking up here and
there the heavy hogs and neglecting to a
considerable extent tiie light stuff, ihus It
happened that good heavy and heavy
mixed hogs sold very freely at price (uily
6c higher and In utne cases TV-' or even
loc higher than yesterday. Faleemen who
happened to have a lair proportion of
heavy hog were In some casv able to run
in their light load at the same time, mo
that ciuite a good many uf the llgi.l hog
showed more or less advance. On the
other hand it wa hard work to get buyer
to take hold of a string- of ail light weights.
Thus the market on light hog wa a
diag all the morning and after the heavy
hoK a ere disposed of and the more urgent
orders filled the market became still worse,
buyers seeming to have all the light stuff
that tliey wanted and being inclined to
leave the remainder in the yards unsold.
The close was very alow and weak, with
several load of light weight atill unaoid
and no one trying to buy them.
It look vuy much a If packer are
prepared to pound the light hog market
good and hard If present large receipts
continue. With more light weight than
th market demand there i every reason
for expecting the spread between light aud
heavy hog to increase unlesa the country
holds baek the ligl.t aluff.
representative aalea:
No. At Stl. Pr Ka At gk. Pr.
a U ... 4 ) a if ... 4 i:u
; 14J ... 1 0 irt ... 4 itv-
li r ... 4 r r ii . 4 ,tw
44 liw ... Itl'i T4 1 M 4 Id
74. ...... .11 ... 4 In ;t HI ...
U....V..IM . . 414 11 ...
1 1 ... 10 U ... 4 m
M 174 ... 4 1 74 4 . . 4
1 Itl ... 4 U . : 4
Ti Jt'J ... 4 ! .1 :s ... 4 ,
!4 14 4 i 74 I I ... 4 Kl
7 171 4 1 71 iii tl ts
ta 101 M 4 lli U tJ . . 4 u
in . . 4 I--. u ... 4 a
to tu l' 4 l.- aa 1.7 . . 4 Jo
iw 4 ti-t 4 in i.e 4 ,
41 4 ;i 7 5,4 . . 4 u
tl 4 4 li t: ;il .4a
11 14 ... 4 ti 71 . ... kl 4m 4 i
ti r:i ... 4 li tl .
14 lb 4 14 4J ) J.
li. .. .. I I . 4 U e . 4 i
l"4 l.-O 4 li 71 !1 J 4 K ,
JMO ..4 1.' i !.' . (I,
4 -.14 4 17 u So a . a
8HEKP-There wa only one small b inch
of lamb In tlx- yard this morii:ng 'I tie)
were i flolce native and aold at !..vi. wail
tl.a heavy end off at l.i
The aeek la cliwitig with the market
alx.ot wltere It was at I lie i luae l last
week ii s mie k nCa tin.- i,i.klil be a
iUia lllf.ililK... b.tt 41 wl rl.iu..i talk
I
mxwif amid Be
At this season of tho year when the ground
and etrcct car platform are apt to be covered '
with enow or ice, eflpecial care should be taken
bj passengers in getting on and off cars.
REMEMBER
Walt Until the Car 8top3 !
Get Off In the RIGHT Way!
AosiBt Us in Preventing Accidents.
OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
about. This means that itie .h.rn i.nn.
of Monday and Tuesday has been loet. The
lark of receipt today, together with
moderate rum at other point, will give
the market a little breathing spell and the
trade Is generally looking for a pretty
fair market for the week to come.
(etiolation on good to choice fed sheep
and lambs: Lambs, t.60ifi.75; light year
ling wethers. ri.5"irt 00. heavy yearling
wethers. ti.Ml6.jo; wethers. li.OOtjS.2o; ewes.
14. i.a4.S.
Representative sales:
7NO.
! western yearlings
81 native lambs
western lambs
western wethers ,
Av.
.. Ill
..
.. 71
., 118
Tr.
i 7
8
8 C
6 10
CHICAGO LIVE 8TOCK MARKET
Test
Cattle Steady Iloas Dteaslr
Cents II laker.
CHICAGO. Jan. II. CATTLE Receipts.
1,') head:- market ateady. Steers. It 2iU
8.2f; cnw; JJ (fifA.Vr, heirem, li.iiyaS
bulls. UHi4.-ii: calves. U'Jfr; stock
ers and feebler. 13.e"74 75.
IirMJK Receipts. 23.') head: market
steady to loo higher. Choice heavy ship
ping. $4 Sr-fi-i 35; butchers, tiV'iiifo; light
mixed. HVy4X; choice lights. Hli4 4i
packers. 14 "7M. 4; pigs, rJ.ti4 10; bulk of
sal-s. H.Vp4 46.
SHEKP AND LAM IIS Receipts. 4.'4),
head: market active and strong; sheep
14 2jG.6i.; lambs, Ie.2&tr7.i5; yearlings, li.Ju
Kt. Ials Lire Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS. Jan. 31. CATTLE Receipt.
ROO head, including; ) Texans; maraet for
native strong; Texans weak Native ship
ping and export steers. I5.4"i ; dressed
beef and butcher steers. 84.9fVa6.79; steer
under l.tAM pounds, 13.75414.50: stockers and
feeders. l2.4ott4.S5; cows and heifers. 13 2i
j6.2o; ranners. 1.5ttr2.40; bulls. 12 kfr4.ao;
calves. 13.io44'7.5i); Texas and Indian steers.
n.Si-as.S; cows and heifers. I1.7:tt00.
HOGS Receipts. 8.fl4) head: market !V
higher. Tigs and lights. Hati4; pack
er. I4.0uij4.50; butcher and best heavy.
84 4.VFc4 56.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. t)
head: market steady. Native muttons. 13 aO
4r5.Vt; lamb. 14 &j3?.ot: culls and bucks,
t:.5"y73.75; stockers, 3.1ij4 i.
Kaaaaa City Live 8toek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan. 11 -CATTLE
Receipts, 150 head. Including 700 southern;
market, steady; choice, export and dressed
beef steers. !ilao.tt. fair to good R4r
6.'X; western steers, 8fhi-X; stockers and
feeders. 3iC'o-4.75; southern steer. t3.H3.ut
4 75; southern cows. C -tj3 5: nat've cows
115nrri4.45; native heifers. 13.0i64.Ts; bulls
l.t.iWa4 10; calves. S3.'4iti.0O.
llcKid Receipts. .t)i) head: market. J
15o higher; top. H S.'H: hulk of sales. 14 26
fi4 4:; heavv, 14 4fj4S?H; packers. H U
4.46: pies and lights. tt-W34XAi.
SHEEP AND 1AMU&-Rece'pts. 1.4)10
market, steady. Iamb. 8i.l'ii.vS: ewes
nd yearlings. I 55 16 S-: western vearlinas,
15S7K0O: wetern sheep. l.2&v!5.3; stock
ers and feeders, (i.rrTVtt.io-
St. Joseph I.lve Staerk Market.
ST. JOSEPH Mo., Jan. Jl. CATTI.E
Recelpts. 1 313 head: market, strong: na
tives. t3.TJ'u6 8S; cows and heifers. V WJ
5.00; stockers snd feeders. 3.5.(i4 X
HOI-Receipts, i.04.; h.ad: market VVtj
loo higher; top. Ma); bulk of sale. 11.3r(i
4.
P11EEP AND IAVBS--Receipts. 1ea
head: market, steady; lambs. H.iXQ3.n;
yearlings. ii.4u46.lO.
Ipax City Lls-a Slack Market.
8IOCX CITT. Jan. 11 Special TelegTa-n )
H003 Receipts. 1 head; market 1 r
higher, selluuj at 84.wg4.3E: bulk. Ulsa
4.
t'ATTLK- Receipts. 4iVi head: mark.-t
steady; tocker stow; beeves, t3iii4)
cow and heifers, tTiSrVgirX: stockers ani
feed-rs. 13 0i'Q4)? calves and year Unas
Southern
California
Are j-ou going to
take advantage of
the sunshine of this
preat flower ganlcn
and avoid the rohl
; Winter Months? Jf
so, to. insure a. per
fect journey you
should . ride on .tho
LOS ANGELES
LIMITED
the great through
train running daily
, to Southern Califor
nia. The excellence
of service, the lux
ury of furnishing
and decorations
all tend to make
your trip enroute a
rest and a pleasure.
Be sure your Tick
ets read via the
UNION PACIFIC
Tor fall la-formatioa Uttmirs at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1324 Farnam St.
Phone Douglas 1825.
UK -
the
foundry
lark la Klakt.
Receipt of live stock at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Moum omana
81-jux City
kau.'u City
1. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicatfu
Total
. vt
. 4"
.!S
l.Jii
. tf
.Xiao
8.4-3
7e
3 v
8 ..)
6.od
8 no
,c:8
l
l.4
b
4 (V
77
Oils a4 Raala.
NEW YORK. Jan. 31 .-OILS Cut tontk-ed.
weak: prime crude, lie: prime yellow.
c Fetrolejm, steady; refinel New York.
I.T5; rlaltimor and Fhiiadelplua. IX 7f..
be Itl more and Philadelphia, in bulk. 14 fci.
ROSIN vjulet; strained, common to gtx-d
14 w-i4 .10.
OIL CITY. Pa . Jan. ii Ol I Credit bal
ances, 11.78; runs, "4 l'rt bhls. ; average.
1 '.: hbla. ; slnpnient. Ili4j bbls ; aver
age. 147.84. bbla.
SAVANNAH. Gs., Jan 11 TIRPEN
TINK Ktrm. Wo.
KOSIN-rlrnt: A. R and C. tt K: D. Itt
K. 13 .V: r. tiiontiFt: n. HiiilS: If
8o: I. 14 tar: K. ii.w. N. 1 On W. J . Kjc
V. V.. la 40.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan Jl - J ETA !.. - No
hanae waa reporteil n the li.i.t - n tic
maiket. with stait ejutHed 111! -. n.
future at ll-ii IM-nilv ti'e mrkrl as
dull and uin Iiauae.1 at t.t '.i iJt' 1 he ton.
don cepjH r market si.'is iin''iic. .1. at 11
Is r-1 f - spot, and t-"l m for future. 1
,allv t'ie irsrket dull, will lake i.ie,t
ar !'...-. M 7U. , r..l t ri-.li;i.
ui.'.it, 4U ,J. ll..i ai a uiv.ik-
ff 1"Id,.,01 "? ln ,he Indon market
... -"v j u i- nieiai m.
i.oi!S-u at , .v.ii.i. tr!t--r via
inangeti. at 4..V in Lwnd-',n and
uiaiaei. win, sta-.:rd
luuieu at j, ami 4.'leve.n.l k arrant
. ' . lr ,"c' K'arket for Iron wa
quiet and uncang-,1; No. I foundry ihvin-
I. r"-,. 1v-7S; No- : try truing
. .,il.vi. No. 1 foundry aoiarirrn r.d No
1 foundry southern s..fi. lis-ivt Is io.
Waal Market.
BOSTON. Mas. Jttn. Jl. WOOL The
(oniraercutl Hulietm ,f IVton. bua u
report on tti:c gatherl tor tne
ertimeut. will ,Ay lomcrrvw of thtf ,i
market: Ist week Improvement tn tli.
wool situation U matntttined aad the de
velopment of the urrent ek
augmented the improving tendency T"e
volume of trn.i. tun is U.-ger anj t; e
Interest of manufactured jnore gea. ri
The demand has been shI for about ii
gradea of donieati.a. Ttie snipmet.ta uf
wihI from Botoa to January ji inclusive
acxrrd ag V the same a jt horny, wer
nti'J rnd. againat 4ys.x poind
tn urn Uin last year. Tl.e receipt (j
January . inclusive. rre lu.:;4x:;
lounds, agajnat i;.U,ta: pound lor the
Joe period last year.
lNlaN. Jan. SL-WfkIThe offeruiia
at tha wool auction aale todav arto .m i ,
1-X3 bale; fine merino nvet wttu a
apirtled le, but all vtl.rr dvrrtpt:.iut
were In buyer' favor and withdraw i at,
freque!!. S.ourvd arrt le active. AlUel
kana bought a few lot of cmaaoivjt n,l
light greasy merinos. following art tie
aalea in detail: Nw S-hiwi W aie. 4 .
bale; scoured. 15 Is. Sd. kreasy. tViu'-s id
Queensland. 1 bales; a.ured n,ne
Breasy, ;vll!la Id Vutvna, l." b-ilea'
acourvd. s-J ur ta lid greasy. SS-Kil t"
8oulU Australia. I bv) bale. soard .":
Is Id: gre.u. avtu'.s VI. Wrn Autra''
lalea. g eaav. Id S, w ?.e;a
I bai-s. K'ii,iv, vils 14. gieast. vHi
la Id. t ap of OvH-d Hi nd N-i. ) i...
bale: scoured. in. gieta). t . j H
tiaenv Ai 4.i !).. evnr.J cm,
grea . sVict 7.1
ST lill'ld to . Jan 11 - i 1. fie.i.1 .
medium grade -.lt.bttg 411,1 e.
II. ir.'.-. bai-.t I v. !:-.. , ua l.ue, Uw
la., twti i:,ij, .tfMa
! !
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