THE OilAllA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY," JANUARY 7, . 'l909,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Foreijn Cablet Steady with an Up
ward, Trend, at IirerpooL
U)CAt' SITUATION IS STEADY
Cnan Da4 for Cora Skews Sanaa
-Steads- Improvement aad tbo
Receipt Were Oaly
Moderate,
OMAHA. Jan. 6, 1906.
Foreign cable on wheat wr unchanged
urn Urn opening-.
Liverpool report wheat steady and firm
wrlfh mn nftwAril mrtAmnfV
The local altuatlon continue steady with
prices on toe sample market sngntiy
Omnlnr rthln nn 'corn cam d lower
local receipts -are, moderate and the cash
leenend wa showirrs; tome inproyement.
but morns are heavy and ouying "
There h, little hope or few signs of any
Wheat was firm, but sagged ho"".1";
tha opening on selling by commission
hori- who had resting order. If
cablea steadied the market and fear of the
cokt weather freeslng the growtfig P'-""-duoed
aama -spirited buying and price
.'Irmed toward the close- May wheat opened
at .81.01 and closed at $1.01.
Corn proved f Inner, with offerings H-nt
and some better ehlpplng demand. Value
were nervous and the changes were rapid.
Out the upward tendency proved stronger
and value Were well sustained.. May corn
opened "at 68c and cloaed at 66c.
Primary wheat receipt were 3O4,O0O,bu.
and shipments were 187,000 bu.. agalnt re
ceipt last year of 42,000 bu. and shipment-
of 191,ft) bu. ' , '
Corn receipt were 888.000 bu. and ship
ment Were 400,000 bu.. aglnt receipts!!:
year, ot 601.000, bu. and shipment of 8S,ooo
""clearance were 164,00 bu. of corn, 4.0W bu.
of oata and wheat and flour equal to
b Liverpool' cloaed unch'anfed on wheat and
v,d higher ort corn. , .
Sea hoard reported 17,000 bu. of corn for
export. .
Loca) rang of option:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloa. T y.
$1.1171.11; No. 1 northern, $1.1031 10; No.
I northern, $1.07jl.0S; No. northern,
ti .08. '
RRANIn bulk, $19 00.
FLOUR Quiet; first patent. $5 40456 63;
second patent. $5,3016 4n; first clear. K0O
4.40; second clear. $8G&4.10.
NEW YORK (idlERAIi MARKET
NFW YHDIl CTHfrTC HVH PflVfK "w '"n" n1 dvance in foreigner and
llLiil lUtlli OlUtuj aJU Dv3Uj I Kaffir, business reached reeurctsble pro-
taaotatlon
Vartoa
Wheat
May.. July.'.
Corn-.
May.,
Oat
" May..
. r. : , . ' k tn
.r ;'4M, -.
1 01
r 92
66
48
'-" .,'Oaah: aa 3rle.
WlilijAT-No. harj. l90Br; No. I hard
rcic: - No. 4 hard. 96&6c; No. S
TBi.' Bi; NO. 8 yellow, 63c;.
No. 8. whit, 6t;ji6(c,
OAT3-No, 2 mixed.
r,i?4c tioi'i white,
ra46vc.
H?E-No. 2. 71c; No. 8, 70c.
No. S yellow,
7er No. .4 white, 48
'lilgi) ...
AltniMupoli
Uuluth .....
f arlot Rclt.
Wheat. Corn.
4- lto
m ...
Oats.
107
f tha Day oa
CaiaaBodltle.
NKW TORK. Jan. 6 -FIX)l'R Berelpt.
lt.rrg bbla. ; exports, 13,176 bbls. Market
quiet and barely steady; Mlnnrlota patents.
5.2&S.S5; winter straights, 4.&44.75;
Minnesota bakers', l4.Krii4.5u; winter ex
tras, U.toQ4.'&; wlnt(T patents, t4.76.2S;
winter low grades, 3RMf4.1B. Rye flour,
quiet: fair to good. $3.5M-.16; fancy. 4 t.
4.W. Kurkwheat flour, steady at i2.4tXari.a6
per 100 lbs.
Bt CKW HEAT Firm; New York state,
70c asked.
OORNMEAJ-Steady; fine white and yel-
CORNM EA l Firm ; fine while and yel
low, L60jl.S6: kiln dried. $3.46.
RVE-Dull and easy; No. I western, 81o
f. o. b. New York. . .
BARLE Y Steady ; malting, 7S(g7c c. I. f.
New York.
WHEAT RjpceJpta, exports, 87.790 bu.;
apot, market firm; No. i red. $l.07fc1.0S;
elevator No. 2, red $1 .( f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.10 o. b. afloat;
No. 3 hard winter, tl.16 t. o. b. afloat.
Opening firm and c higher on a cold
weather scare, whe.it soun reacted today
and became unsettled, with occasional
hirn ri.1lna unrir henr Drcssure. fol
lowed bv equally quick ralllea. The close
waa o higher. Mny, $l.lb491 HV' closed
$1.11; July, $l.fl51.06. closed fl-os1.
( nRN-Rr n. xu.ziiO du. i exports. OS,
(XV) bu.; spot, market easy; No. 2, G6c
levator, (W4c f. o. b. afloat: No. I white,
nominal, and No. z yeiiow, ooo i. o. u
fl.f rnitinn market waa without trana-
anttnna. plnalnff VLB to V;o net higher. May
cloaod 6Vic; July closed c; September
closed 68c . . .
UA.TH Keceipts, liw.NW du.; expuna, a.w
hn rnnt market steady: mixed. 2ViA'2
pounda. 6464Hc; natural white, 2B8fl
pounds, S467c; clipped white, 33&40 pounds.
FEED Firm; apnng oran, j.yu; mia-
dllngs, $26.00; city. $26.00.
HIDES Dull Bogota. lSI0c; Central
Amerlrsn, 21c.
provisions Beer, pareiy steaay: ram-
lly. $18.6iKrl7.0O; mess. $12. 6013.90; beef
hams, $2.0(Ktf.00; packet. $14.6(n6.00; city
extra India mess. $26.00028.60. Cut meats
steady; pickled bellies, $8.50gQ.2&; pickled
hams, $9.00(09.60. Lard, firm; western.
$.754f.S5; refined. . steady; South Amer
ica. I10.H&: continent. u. i; compouna,
WfnV&I.Wk. Pork, steady; family, $18.00
i?rlMiO: short clears. $4.09'3'..0O; mess.
im.7MflT.26.
i AijlJW nteaay city, per pug.;,
Mir: country (Dkaa. free). 6k6T4c.
RICE oteaoy ; domestic, lair to extra,
:4c; Japan, nominal.
RTJTTKR Market firm: creamery tmm
rials. (official price. 33c); creamery ex
tras, wwu.Sic; creamery, mirae to nrsta. n
true: creamery, held, common to speciaia,
lR'ijZic: western factory, Ilrsta, IH4tfc
western Imitation creamery, firsts. 23BZ40,
CHEK8E Firm; state full cream. Octo
ber, beat. 130.
EOGS Firm; state. Pennaylvanla and
nearby fancy, selected, white, 40o; stat,
Pennsylvania fair to choice. 16&$ftc
state. Pennsylvania brown and mixed
fancy. $4H 3Br; state. Pennsylvania fair to
choice, 8283r; western firsts Kic; west'
ern seconds. flOCtllc
poultry-lAlive. strong: cnicnens, ik
fowls. 16-t turkey. iaa18c. Dressed
strong; western chickens, lm'flc; fowls, 12
14c; western turkeys,
Drop in New York Central Caaiei
Weakness in Speculation.
BROWN IS ELECTED FBXSIDENT
Fact la Takea ta Maaa that Ilarrlmaa
Intereata Will Kat Doaalaat tk
RoaaU Bond Market Is
Irroajala.
CWlfcAUU CRA1X AU PROVISIORB WKATHEn 1N THB GRAIN BELT
of the Tradla; as flaalaa;
rrlce an Board ( Tra.
Zero weather In the
.,.ii.w..t rhpre the fall sown
crop Is to -a Urge extent unprotected by a
UmA m hiilllsn ellPCL on UIU witT-A
" v.artr rains, however
werfl lost and st the close prices wero c
higher to So lower. Corn, oat arm pi
1 ,A .
i-f. Mia w which carried xero tem-
nun, an Oklahoma was
chief topic of discussion among trader
in tha. wheat V """'"'J.JZ;
th. nnesihle damage to winter
i.t nrmixht out active demand at tlmea.
Failure of the. Uverpool market -to re
n.' ik Blnmn hern, and a small
. . 'h, nArihwMt. were addi
tional factor that tended to strengthen the
:.VLiTJ irr rimnlavliiK considerable
BtlviiKlh 'during the early part of the aes-
"i.-hkvy',BaTer'by ndrtlrwestern Inter
. U- nd by a local elevator concern, price
n,..riv l rent for all deliveries.
vf.'. - in. the market waa nervous, but In
. .in..! Knur nearly all tha loaa waa re-
. ..i.... ,knrii 'i, ulna- th tirinclual buyers.
-u. .u.m. was firm, althougn July and
M,.-..,.,,,.. hMnw vealerday'a clos
ing., Muy closed at $1.07c and July at
HsiO. c.earances of wheat and flour wera
i ho rom 'market was firm; the market
m,.mnA t.niit mtddav because of the break
In wheat, hut quickly rallied again. Th
does waa firm, with price up c to H W.
vi o. iai ftlUr and July at tliCt;lTl,C.
Oata displayed mare flrmneaa than either
wheal or rM-n. The close waa firm, with
prlcca a ahade to Vic higher, with May at
.ic.and July at 46e6'l.
Th. u.vri mii'.Mllo recnlnt of ltva
!.,! i .all .weatern packing ''Centers and
t Ii4ji rild moderate strength In previa-
lon here. A leading wetrn packer waa
a good buyer of larU. At tha cloae prlcea
were unchanged to 7o higher.
Tha laauiug luturea ranged aa follow:
ArUcl. Open. HJgh. Ixrw. Uoa. Y y.
I portion. The market closed firmer, but
Karrira eased at the close. Consuls in
which the settlement was concluded barely
moved; American securities showed a gen-
ral set-bark from the opening, but a rally
occurred around noon under the lead of
Atchison, Topeka A Santa 'Fe, and Union
Pacific. Then the receipt of the New York
opening eased Irregular movement, but
cod support near tha end caused a stead
ier close.
BERLIN, Jan. . Price were rather firm
on the Bourse trdy. and trading waa
ulef. American aharea were weaker.
PARIS. Jan. 1 Prices nneneri firm
trie Bourse today, but became heavy
ward tha close.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Cdfn
May '
July
Sept. '
Oats
May '
Jury
Sept.
Park
Jan. May .
Lard
Jan..
May
Rib-,
Jan.
May
1 OTVsIl 688"4! 1 07l 1 07
p8!"l ... Wl WWI . Wl
? WTSHHTSW!
1 07
tt
Do
ItlUlffl
M
14 44 .
,1S6
I 47i
- I 76
S 4S
76
61NI
614
Wl
, , aw
14 45 I
18 72
9 EJV,
. 77
160
S SO
I
51HSHi 61 61
4 4AirjW!wn-
161
l,61' lWjk
aiSUki i 6i
39
17
14 62
' 47
( 70
S 45
8 76
1 S7
IS S6
' 47:
8 47
S 77
3iy
18 30
18 67
47
70.
8 42
8 72
No.. X
Cssh" quotation were a follow:
FLOUR Firm and unchanged; winter
patanta, R7&&4.20; wlnUr atralghta. $4 .4&a
vH6 aprlng atralghta. $4.10o.00; Laker, $3.i
"wUBAT-No. prlng. 81.07e1.08; No. 8
spring. $1.00i1.07: Nn. S rd, $1.061.oa.
CORN-No. i. 6Slc; No. 3 yellow, 68
rec. .
OATS No. 2 white, S7c;- No. 8 white, 49
0lc
KIB-No, 5. 74c.
BARLEY Oood feeding, 80lo; fair to
choice malting, 2tf'o.
BKKPa Flax, No. 1 northwaatern, $1.66
Timothy, ' prime, 83.96. Clover, contract
grade. $9 36.
PROVISIONS Short rlba, aides (looae).
880(Vtf.60. Pork. mess, per bbl., $18.40itfl60.
l.ard. par 100 tha., $.I7. Short clear aide
(boxed), $S.Utf.76.
Kaceipta and shipment of flour and grain
were a iouow:
Fair aad Coatiaaed Cold and RIbIb
Msreary Tkanlay.
OMAHA, " Jan.' 8, 1909.
The cold wave contlnuea over the upper
valleya, and haa spread dver the lower
valleys and eastward, and now cover the
country from the Rocky mountains east
oer th onto valley ana laae region. ;&ero
weather reachea south over the lowor Mis
sourl and middle . Mississippi valley, and
east over tha upper lakes. The tempera
ture Is from 12 to 14 degrees below sero
throughout eastern Nebraska, and la very 1
much lower in me upper vauey ana
northwest. A temperature of 40 below sero
waa reoorded at Havre, Mont., Inst night.
The lowest recorded In Omaha during tha
night waa 13 below at midnight. UBht
anowa wore general In the upper valtoya
and west during the last twenty-fuur hour
md continue general throughout the moun
tains this morning. ' The outlook Is for
continued cold In this vicinity tonight, fol
lowed by slowing rising temperature, with
fair tonight, followed by anow Thursday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
trie last tnras years:
U0. 1908. 1307. UOS.
Minimum temperature.... 13 67 26 16
Precipitation T .00 .00 1
Normal temperature ror today, a degreea.
Deficiency In precipitation ginca March 1.
19U), 6.7 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908.
7.48 inches. "
Deficiency corresponding period In 127.
t.bb Inches.
L A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
St. Loot General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1 WHEAT-Futurea.
weak: cash, higher; track. No. 2 red. cash.
i.uiWUi.ii; mo. 3 naro - w.wai.uivkr May
3l.OiViH.oa; July, 867AU7C.
CORN Higher: traok. No. Z caah. 690
69c; May, eoc; July, Clo; No. 1
Willie, brie.
oats Higher; track, no. l caah, 6oc;
RYU Steady at 76c.
FIXUR Higher; red winter patents, $4.80
Ce a; extra rancy and etralgnu, $4 36t)4.76;
hard winter clear, $3.60.
SEULt Timothy, $3.003.45.
COR N M K A L $3J0.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track, $1.02
HAY Steady; timothy, $9.00914.00;
$8.0Wall.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-81.00.
BA01NO 7c.
HFMP TWINE 7c,
PROVISIONS Pork. higher:
$16.75. Iwrd. higher: prima steam.
9.37 Dry salt meat higher; boxed extra
aborts, a.t0; clear rlba, .a7; short cleara,
$.C Bacon higher; boxed, extra shorts,
$10.60. Clear rlba, . $10.37; short clears,
$10.62.
PO l -LTltt firm ; chickens, lie: scrlnaa.
isc; tin Keys, ioc; bucks, iuc; geese, ttao.
BLTTElt Firm; creamery, ZHQSlv..
KOGS Higher at 27c. case count.
Kaceluta blilnutents
Flour, bbls 7.000 fl.ouo
Wheat, bu 43.0n0. 26.000
Corn, bu 42,000 91,000
Oats, bu 86,000 32.0U0
NEW YORK. Jan. g The stork market
had apparently disposed of the disturbing
effect of the collapse In Conallodatad Oas
umjto me aay a ssesion at tna Htooa ex
change had proceeded far. This factor
had no more than loat It Influence when
drop In New York Central Intervened to
give a fresh start to the nervaa of soecu-
atfve holders of stock. The reantlnrt In
New York Central was haanX like Ihiit In
Coraolldated Gas, on previous excessive
speculation, although not carried to auch
length aa had been that In the gas stock,
nor was the news which caused the specu
lators to foel misgivings so definite or so
abrupt as that offered by the supreme
Court lw lr,n In tha HI ra mo Th. nn.
favorable influence on New York Central's
price r mu'. t'd from the board room of
the director of the company, where the
tlon In electing W. C. Brown president
lni.-rpretec as Deiying the supposition
that E. H. Harrlman was to assume an
acuva risce on tne directory and place a
mn. hl'' own choice In the management
of the system.
control of New York Central la about the
latest, of a laige number of new activities
in me raiircoa world which have been as
Signed to Mr. f-larrlrrsn In a nnnntant
cess'ou ever since last April, when that
gntioman "rescued the Erie" bv coming
forward to purchase a block of that com
psny' notes necessary to meet a default
nn a maturing obligation and ssva a ra-
celvershln. The crnlecture over tha course
of the p'ana of the group of powerful cap
italists represented by Mr. Harrlmsn havs
been busy at all periods of tha nrolonaed
Speculation that has been In nmmu nr
that time. The Inference drawn from tha
result of the New York Central i.l.MInn
of a president that the latest mnA mnmt
conspicuous of these conjecture was mis
taken waa not relished by the speculative
Mcsvy speculative llauldstlnn mmm r
nee.ed when tlie break In New York Cen
trill occurred. It Is not certain that Influ
entlal liquidation ws entirely suspended at
iiir nme miring tne oay. but It was dl
s-uised early, owing to the large demsnd
from the short Interest, which met It. The
hears had sold fraily on account of tha col
l"Pse In Consolidated Da, stwt whn th.)
Mock showed sign of having reached the
iiiT-ii- or us nrsstic process or liquidation
- mis, -non interest remained tn onv.
erea. tnis was espoclallv notable In Amer
ican Smelting. The Colorado & Southern
iocks were tne center of another demon
stration on the atrene-th of nimnn
c5r"lnT the terms to be offered to holder
ui ma prererrea tock by the alleged In
tention of the Chicago, Burlington A
viuii.ujr autnoritiea.
The whole market was quit Impressively
atrong at one period, 'Tut prices quickly
melted away with tha renewal of liquida
tion late In the dir. The effeot n .rv,..
latlve sentiment wa disquieting and gave
additional Impulse to the selling. The
money market continued to work easier and
wa evident that large resources were
tiuwiiig oaca into tne banks and seekln
employment in the money market. New
,rSTK ; ntraI- "hlch closed last night vat
1 J"p to i291 ,n th morning, brok
a-v I alliu t'lUSCU alt,
Bn were Irregular. Total sates, pa
o.ido.wu. united etate bonds were
uuriiuiRPu on call.
The following were tha closing quotation
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.-MONEY On call.
easier, lVff2 per cent: ruling rate, 2V, per
cent: nosing ma, z per cent; orrered at
ZH per cent.
TIME LOANS Dull and steadv: slxtv
and ninety days, 214a per cent; six
onthe, iXhvm per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-8V4
per cent.
errERI.INO EXCHANOE Firm. ' with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.ft&nff
xsik ror sixty day bills, and at- 14 for
demand. Commercial bills. $4.Mfr4.S.
SILVER Bar. 60c: Mexican dollars. 4SC.
BONI8 Government, steady: railroad.
Irregular.
The following were the closing quotations
on tonfls yesterday i
prairie
Jobbing,
Flour, bbl..
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oat, bu
Kya, . bu
Barley, . bu...
Receipt. Shipment.
... 42.100 17,600
... 1&.000 8.700
... 31)7,200 243,800
... 296. Mt 2S,&.
... 4.000 6.000
..- 88.000 SS.8O0
Kaaaa City Orala aad Provlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1-WllEAT-l'n
changed: May, $1.01; July. 92V.C; caah. No.
2 hard, $l.O3tu'1.0; No. 3 hard. 9Ic(f1.00; No,
I red, xi.vi; no- reo, ii.im.
CORN Unchanged to Ho higher: May,
87c; July. 67c; cash, No. 3 mixed, 6to;
No. 3 mixed, 6tc; No. S white, 68 "o; No.
3 White. WitjV-
OATS Unchanged to lc higher; No
white, 4Sti6lc: No. 2, mixed, 4Jva-c.
RYE 70U7c.
HAY Quiet; choice timothy. $9.76(ffl0.00;
chnlco prairie. $8.60'g.76; choice alfalfa.
$13.6wi-I4.dO
dUTTKR steady; creamery, c; pacg
Inr stock. lc.
EOO Firm; rresn extra. siic; current
receipts, 27c.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Receipts. Shipments
41.000 46,000
18,0o 21.0U0
18,000
On tha Produce exchanga today tha butr
tar market waa ateady; oraameriaa. 224M3c:
dalrlea U'!li!7. Eitga, firm; at mark, caaea
included, auu'-itc; rirsis, sue; prim nrsts.
lie. Cheese, firm, l4Vitc.
PaarTa Market.
PEORTA, Jan. C-OORN Steady; No. I
whit. 60c; No. I wblta, 69c; No. 8 yellow.
TVftiiVr: No. I yellow. 6716ec: No. L
TVc; No. 8, 67c; No. 4. W,c; no grade.
OATS Steady; Ne. 8 white, 60c; No. 4
white, 4X349e.'..
RYE-Steady at T6QTc.
Llvaraaal Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8. WHEAT Spot.
aay; No. 2 red western winter, is loa;
future, quiet; March. 7 Tai
SHd
cc
Option at Kansas City:
Amalsaaiatad Copper .....
Am. C. P ,
Am. a A F. pfa
Am. Cotton oil
Am. H. A U pfd
Am. Ic Secnrttla
Am. UnM Oil
American Locomotive ...
Am. Loeomotir pfd......
Am. B. A R ,
Am. 8. a R. pit
Am. Sugar Reflates
Am. Tobaore pfd
Ameiiean Woolen
An&aonda Mlalng Oo
Atcbtaoa
Atcfalaoa pfa
Allsntla Oout Lias
Baltimore Ohio
Bal. A Ohio prt
Brooklrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paolfle
Central Iathar
Cantral Laatkar pfd
Central ot New Jener....
Chaaapeake aV Ohio
Chicago OU W
Chicago a N. W
C, M. St. P
c, c, a st. u
Colorado F. A I
Colorado aV So
Colo. A So. Ut pfd
Colo. A So. Sd pfd
Conaolldatad Oaa
Cora Products
Dalawaro A Hadaoa
Danvar A Rio Oraad...,
1). A R. H. ptd
Dlatlllara' Bacurltlaa ....
grte
an lt pfd ,
Xrta Id vd.
Oanaral Blecuia
Oraat Northara pfd
Oraat Northara Ore ctfi.
Illinois Cantral ,
lntarlwrongh Mat.
Inlarkorougtl Mat. pfd....
International Paper
Int. Paper pro
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City So
K. C. Bt. ptd ...
Loalavlll A N
Minn. A Bt. bonis
M.. L PASS. M....
Mlaaourl Paaltl
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northara Pmetflo
Paelfra Mall
Peaaajrlvanla
people's uma
P., C, C. A at. V
Praaaad Steal Car
Pullman Paiaca Car
Raliwar Steal Spring....
Reading
aepuhlls Bteel
Rapublle Stoat pfd
Rock Ialand Co a.
Rock laland Co. pfd.....
8t. U A 8. P. 34 P'a...
Bt. Louis S. W
St. U. I.iW. pr
Bloaa-Shafrleld . A I...
Southern Paolflo
So. Paelda pfd...
Boutbara Raliwar
So. Hallway ptd
Tannasae Copper
Texaa A Paclfio
T., Bt. U. A W
T. St. U A W. Vi
t'ntoa Pacifl
I nlon Pacltlo pfd
U. S. Rubbor
V. 8. Rubber 1st P'
V. 8. Sisal
V. a. Steal pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical .
Va.-Caro. Cham, pfd
Wahaan 1
Wabaah pfd
Waatlngboua Elsotrl .
Waatara Union
wnaaltns A U a
Wlaconata Ceatral
Am. T. A T. Co....
Balea. High. Low.
SI, TOO JV 12
4t
4,190
400
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4t
7H4
Cloaa,
as
4H 44
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4214 u
21
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71 X
. 1,000
. I,K
. S.40
. 11,600
. . TOO
104
Kill
S3S
4
10
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104
1M
!Mi
4
101 Va -401 v,
io iVi
11.400 IUU04
33,100
t.M
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41
71 H
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2 4
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176
2t Z
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It 10V4
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8
167
144
144 V,
1
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1.100
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4,400
, 1.400
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, I, ww
toe
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too
. 11.400
. l.no
. 2.800
, t.too
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m
so
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re.
8. raf la.
as oaupoa .......
. B. ta. rag
00 eoupoa
V. B. 4a. reg
do coupon
Am. Tobaoco 4s...
do 4a
Atrhlron gaa. 4i...
do adj. 4a. ,
do ev. 4a...
do 6a
Atlantic C. L. 4.,
Bal. A Ohio 4
do v.
Ft. R. T. ev. 4a
Ontral ot Oa. la
do let Ine
do 3d Ine....,.,..,
do 3d tnc.l
Clla. A Ohk 4Ha.
Chicago A A. IVfca.
C, B. A Q. a. 4a...
C. R. I. A P. 4a....
do col. la
do rfdg 4a
Crc. A St. L. g. 4a.
Colo. Ind. 6s
Colo. Mid. 4a
Colo. A So. 4a....;.
Dal. A H. ct. 4a....
P. A R. O. 4
Erie p. I. 4a
do son. 4a
Hock. Val. 4Hs.....
Japan 4a
do 4Vta
do td series.
Bid. Ottered.
IAI tot. Mat. 4V4 T4V1
...1 L. A K. wal. 4a 1W
...i'tn. e. c. 4a. a
...l-Mr. Central 4a ,. MVfc
...Hi" ' n mc Xft
13nv,Mln. A St. L. 4a.... 04V,
OMAHA LIVE SIOCR MARKET
Cattle Receipta Fall Off on Account of
Cold Weather.
H00 MARKET DECIDEDLY UKEVEN
Start svlta Haah, bat Slow uowa
Later la the Day Sheep Re
ceipts Are Oaly Fair
Taeaday.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. , 1908.
Receipts were: Cattle, iiofrs. Sheep.
Official Monday .331 6.T7 8.W4
tltlll'lBl lllesildV 7. IMS 14,047 7. 11
kstlmate WedncsUay.... l.svO lo.!JO 6.600
Three days this week..lS.19 32.274 21. 84
Same das last week. ...11.719 So.ttW lK.4oi
Sumo davs 3 weeks aao.. 7.4W l.tw
Sam days 8 weeks ano.. 19.753 li.M 2.&
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 18.379 24. Ml 21.875
Same days last year....l,617 40.&90 18.079
The following; table show th receipt of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 1909. 1908. Inc. Loc.
Cattle initio i:Jiio S.M9
Hogs 40,44 -i b.i"9
Sheep 22,i9S ls.ia 6,873
The following- table shows the average
prlc ot hoes at South Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons:
prevailed. The early activity proved
somewhat of tha nature of a flash in the
aa only a proportion or tne eariy ar
rivals and hone of tlie 1st hos ;ot in
on the stiff sdvanc serureo ourina tne
first round. With the set-back given the
lste arrivals, th market snowen up oe-
liledly uneven with otiin or tne common
inila anneartna verv hlsh and some ot
the better hofa rather low priced. Open
ing bids and early sales this morning
were fully 10c higher with tops rtmchltwt
4. OR, the hlariet price pain in et-vrrm
mcnths. With the market off latf-r. th
general rtln of hogs can be quoted oijy
nout bit IOC riftncr man yrsierimjr e 1 -re
market. The bulk of the hoas Bold at
and around tSS'i f.S0 as against a bulk
yesterday of $5.C;fi 5.75.
TtKH.i K. A T. 4S
.107 do ta M
.liWHN. ft. R. of M. e. 4s. HM4
. WN. T. C. (. Ss M
.joj--r.. 4. c. (. as in
.KWNNo. PaclMo 4a.. 1 108
. HVi do as T
.jwn N. a w. 0. 4a n
. f0. B. U rfdg. 4 MVt
. H dn con. 4a. ln4H
.10i4,aadlng gen. 4a loo
. 71 R-p. of Cuba M 104
. W 'St U I. K, I 6a.. 111
. h Ft. 1 a b. r. ig. ta.
.lMHft. L. S. W. e. 4i ... 7
. is1 maboard A. u 4s.. (7
, rtHSo. Paolfle 4a 1Vt
, T do 1st 4a..... H
. S8Vi"o. Raliwar 6s 1'
. niTexas A P. la lit
. S7t,T., t. L. A W. 4a.. W
. TSViVnlon Paolflo 4a lntUj
.17 do ct. 4a .H1
. m'. B. Steel 3d Sa 10SV,
.1C12V4 Wabaah I Ill
. M Western Md. 4a K
. S"V4"W. A L. E. 4 3
. 74 Wla Central 4a S
.IBS T., N. H, A H.
. 174, tr. a otfa lUVi
. tOViLsli Shore 4a 1M0... 6Vi
Data. I 1V09. 190b.107.190.1905.104.1908.
Jan. 1.... 868 4 36 4 24 5 41 4 84 8 33
Jan. 1.... 678 lib 421 (U t IU IK
Jan. 3.... 4 4" 6 fc 6 tT7 4 43 829
Jan. 4.... 8 70 4 35 8 301 14 4 46 4 77
Jan. 8.... 666 3623 4 47 4ffi8
Jan. 8 4 81 6 17 4 4?) 468 884
Sunday.
Tha official number of car of stock
brought In today bv each road was
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 11' r s.
c, M. ft W. f 3 3
Wabash 1 1
Union Pacific 31 44
C. at N. W. (east) ... 2 6
C. ft N. W. (west) ... 15 4:1
C, St. P., M. & O.... 24 6
C, B. ft Q. (east) .... 2 4
C, B. ft Q. (west) .... 37 12
C, R. I. ft P. (est) ..5 2
C, K. I. & P. (west).. .. 6
Illinois Central 2 6
Chicago Ot. West.... 3
Total receipt ....114 161
Bostoa Stacks aad Bosdi.
BOSTON, Jan. 8. Money, call loan, 1
per cent; timo loans, 3Vf3s per cent.
quotation:
40
The disposition of tha day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing lu
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
4T4
Cloalng
'Atcrrtaoa a4J. 4a
do 4s
Atchiaon R. R...
do pfd .... ....
Bostoa A Alhanr
Bostoa A Malna..
Boaton Blevated .
Fttchburg pfd
N. T., N. K.
Vnloa Paclfio
Am. Aria. Cham.
00 pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube..
Amar. Hugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T......
Amir. Woolen
do ptd
Dominion I. A 8.
It Arltona Com. ....
.100 Atlantic
. 9'4Butta Coalition ..
.lOlvtCal. A AHiona...
.2S Cal. A Hoc la
.lMHCwntaaolal
,114Vi Copper Range ....
m Da 11 weat
A H...141 Franklin
lmViOranbr
... l3V,Oreena Cainanra ..
... M lalo Brfrale
... 4 Maaa. Mining ....
...1J8H Michigan ,
...1 Mohawk
...IMS Mont. C. A C....,
... BVaNcTeda
... 4 Old Iwlnlon ....
It OssaelaT
Kdlaon Eacl. IUu Parrot
Maaa. Rlsotrla
do pfd .....
Maaa. Oas ....
United Fruit .
United B. M..
do pfd
V. 8. Staol....
do ptd
AdTsntors ....
A I louea
Amalgamated
11 Qolnrr
.. M Bhasnoa
.. M Trinity
..130 United Copper
.. tOVaU. 8. Mining...
.. rt V. 8. Oil
.. Hit Utah ,
..lit Victoria
.. IttWInona
.. t7VW olrarlna
,. saiaNenh ButU ...
... U
... 1M,
.... M4
...'.114H
..1.176
.... l
.... 10
.... 14
.... 16V,
,...1071,
.... II
.... 24
.... 64
.... 12
t
.... t
....108V,
.... M
.....1S.-V,
.... 2IV
.... 04
.... 17
.... 1V
.... 14
.... 48
.... UVi
.... 44
.... II
.... I
... .151
.... 43
Omaha Packing; Co..,
Swift and Company ...
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Krey Packing Co
Schwartsschild ft Bui..
Vansant & Co
Caorey ft Benton
Lob.-nan ft Kothchlld ..
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston ft Co
J. B. Root A Co
J. II. Bulla
L. K. Huls
Layton ftCo
McCreary ft Carey ....
Sam Werthimer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty ft Co
Sullivan Brothers
Lehmer Brothers
Lea Rothchild
Klngan
BlackshlV
Bt. Louis Packing- Co..
Other buyers
643
8o
461
4tt
"to
'
24
26
24
224
107
113
36
32
94
163
6
64
61
30
30
23
66
......
y 483
1.2&8
2.133
2.618
1.442
611
1,112
1,88 i
1,273
143
397
74
1,801
100
l.sno
1
1,400
U0
l.too
. '3,400
8. 100
u.sw
00
1.400
, U.ino
(.too
, l,M
6rt
. U.300
', ii. '&ii
too
65 H
40V,
It
40V4
7044
i:t
iss'4
70Vi
41V,
71V,
771
12)14,
4t4
4H
14
141
ns
lot
700 a
.. too
..14l,1i0
.. too
U0
.. 4,700
.. ."0
.. l.MIO
.. IU4
.. 400
100
.. 41, too
400
.. 16"0
.. l.Q
.. I,"
Artie-lea.
I Open. I High. I Low. Closa.
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Corn-
May ...
July ..
im-
1
7
67B
101- 1 W1 01B
92'91S2 iiB
67 57fJ,! 67B
68 I 6?V67$U
May. 7
ORN Spot,- ateady; haw American
rulxad. (via Gaivoaton). 4 4d; futuraa,
taady; January, 6 3d; March, 6a 2d;
May, 6s 3d : . - . ; .
MUWraakea Orala Market.
... ... . . . miM A . . ..11 .
xii.wAi jvadoj. jan. a. vwkxum. ...,
No. northern. ll.UVa; No. 8 northern, II. t
41 10. May. 81.07 asked.
trm? Vfw ,iu
BAR LBV Firm; standard. 864JftC! sara-
piaa, ayflbc, . . -
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILAPEI.PHIA, Jan. 8. BITTTER
Steady, fair demand: extra western cream
ery, 34r; nearby prints. Sac.
I HKH.BK-uuiet ana tirin; r.ew ton run
creams, choice, 14Vc; New York full
creams, fair to good, lJMrJrl4c
BXiOS Quiet and ateady; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free cases. Sic, at
mark; Pennsylvania and other nearby cur
rent receipts. In returnable caaea. Sic, at
mark; western flrsta, free caaea. 82c. at
mark; wealern current receipts, free caaea,
SCtjOle.
- OaJattt
Grata Market.
- 4-WKSAT-No,
auiv;
aM.-IjUT.JLJltn-., Jan.- 1-WHBLI
1 uiiri'" .--.7?1, .; N.. t tic rt kern.
OAT-48. ... n V.Hl
, t ja ,tiAraiMlla taravla Market. ...
M 1 NNl A!)Lla.--Jan. 8.-WH EAT-Msy .
81vw8loi July, 81.t; cash. No. 1 haiU,
Telede seed Market.
TOLF.DO. O.. Jan:- 4. SHED Clover,
cash, to.70: March. 36 77: Cx-tober, 86 20;
January, 6.70; alaike, prime, 83 89, -
. . i
Batter aad Egt Board Bleettea.
CHTCAOO. Jan: 8. At the annual election
of th Butter and Egg board today, F. A.
Kelley waa chosen prealdeot. No oppoal
tlon waa mad agalnat him.
Batrar aad Melasaes.
NTJW YORK. Jan. l-8l'OAR-Raw.
rteady; fair refining. 8.20c; centrifugal, So
test. I-tOc; mnlaaa-a sugar, t 96t'. Refined,
steady; cruh1. j.Zicj ---.w 4.7.V.'
granulated. 4.6&C.
.. l.too
..111. lot
400
I0
b"
.. 4I.4U
.. I.T00
0
.. suO
81,700
KM
400
1U0
i I.1U0
. 1.400
47V4
141V1
I6H
It '4
14 V,
tot,
40
ft
M"4
74 "4
llVi
1WV,
31 V,
41
47
1. 100 II
J0 47
71
IIOV,
MVk
m va
104
11
III
44
44
.....
1
10
44
1S
11V,
117
Total aalas for tha tar. l.04.lO aharos.
M
3V,
m
M
121
lit"
61
40
71V.
77 -Ut
47
4
71
ll
iii"
msv,
'
'ri"
st
4
wv
M
31
n
41V,
74
117
liOV,
MVk
40
44
4
41
10
177
II
106
61
111
46
41
'ii
4lr
14
tt
11
w
114
31
104
JUT
1
3
4
100
nn
10
nu
M
171
1
191
0
66
10
1(7
141
17
40
W
M
1
111
ia
17
n
7 !
It
n
164
141
71
14
1S
4
U
66
to
e
ll
64
117
sn
71
74
1U
47
m
71
140
14
132
101
41
171
44
114
84
H
XI
bt
74
111
ISO
41
44
It
41
70
171
M
11
!
61
U
40
41
111
U
60
4
Ct
II
M
124
Nesr York Mintage Stocks.
NEW TORK, Jan. 8. Closing quotations
on mlnina stock:
Alice 30
Hrunawick Con t
Com. Tunnel stock... 31
do bonds 17
Con. Cal. A Vs 4t
Horn SIlTor 71
Iron Stlvar 110
Oltarad.
Leadrlllo Con.
Little Chief
Mai Iran
Ontario
Ophlr
Btandard .'
Yellow Jacket
uoo
.. 6
.. T
.. U
..lit
..160
..IbO
.. 44
At.
...141
170
171
m 11
...1K1
...17
So.
14..
74.,
?h. P-.. No. At. Sh. Tr.
) 45 m S.fl ... 5 HI
IH 111 41 3M . .
390 6 60 a 2D4 IfiO S IS
... 6 6J II. ...... .170 1! t IS
... I 66 60 r.t 10 I IS
40 6 61 41 i" ... Ill
... I 65 71 ITS ... I T
... 1 63 67 !'7 ... 4
... I CO 13 170 0 I
40 I Co 46 JM 10 I f
... I M 10 s . . I 40
... I .". 6i 124 10 6 40
... 4 17 64 3il I 0
... 6 7 m ;t pi im
... I 70 61 VH 1 I to
1!" 4 70 67 120 40 I K
80 6 70 IS U7 120 I S
... I 70 TO 147 ... I 40
... t 7 71 Sl 3on I an
... 170 61 ?1 110 16
110 I 70 II 10 H IH
... 4 70 6 0 ... 6 46
... I 70 M Ml W I t
SO t 76 44 146 ... ID
... I 76 44 17 ... I 16
IS) I 76 & 306 4 .)
.. t 71 (1 177 U Hi
... I 16 67 ... l
... 4 17 tl 4l ... I
... to 5 M M) t 00
140 I to Ct i'l ... I 04
:m 1 id 11 144 100 t 00
M IN 11 J' ... t 00
... 6 lu CI 1,4 40 4 00
... t 10 16 171 ... I Oo
40 I M 10 ICO 10 I 06
DO 6 M it 141 ... I 06
0 I 10
per crale: r.gvptlan. 11 f) per do. Brueeel
sprouts, 80c p-r qt. Kunwi'tais. 8T-o per qt.
Ktaperalrd Apples aad Itelrri Frail.
NKW YORK. Jan. S.-KVAPORATKD
AI'l'LK.S Mjrkot . Is quiet, but strictly
prime fruit Is rather scarce nd the toon
Is steadv. WIHi frloe held aov. the views
of buyers. Kenoy- are auotcd at Vkfll;
cholie. P7lnn-, 8 '9 7c; common to
IRK ItXlMly-.
l'R1KI FRT'ITH Prunes are Irregular
and there appear to be sumo apvculstlve
hiivlng of the IsrirtiT slses. Quotations
mine from 4',o in 7V for now rrop, Call
fornls. snd from f for Oregon, latter
ranging from 60 to 20s. A p loots are un
chnnged. with choice quoted at 8tl"o:
extra cholic. V(jt0': fancy, llirl.V.
I'enches are steady, with choice st eMtHCTc;
extra choice, 7frV; fancy. 8ii1tc. Rais
ins are quiet, with loose Musintcl quoted
at 64i'r: choice to fancy seederT, 64i7Vic;
srpflloKa, 4'yfrc, and London Layers at 11.60
ft 1.60.
a 17
ao ISO
76 171
to 1M
75 11
10 177
r; v
M 1
111 304
M 141
t 1!
40 14
77 107
17 26
77 SJ1
71 t1
It nt
71 117
77 lit
74 ...H7
II...... ..t:l
71. .......
ll.;.-...l'T
61 IM
tl SI
74 W0
tt 176
17 2.14
41 :4
76 211
70 244
80.. 117
SHEEP Receipts this morning were
only fair, twenty-six car being reported
in. rne arrivals consisted ui mi ewco,
lntnbs, yearlings and wethers. Th" de-
manri tnmi Killers -as lust rdoui euuai
to the Bupply so that prices were firm on
anything wanteo at an. 'ine aavance um
week plates values at the record point of
the season on all fat stuff.
A bun h of aoiSl lambs sola at K So
this morning and veryt-holce lambs would
certainly sell up aa hluli a 37-60. Choir
light yearlings are quoted as high as
36.60 and rinlsneu ewes as nign as an.uu.
There was a fair tnqulry for feeders.
but there are very little here. The few
loads on sale, found ready sale at cur
rent orlces with the supply scarcely equal
to the demand.
Quotations on sheep and lamns: tooo
to choice lambs. 87.00(!T7.50; fair to good
lambs, 3.607.00; feeding lnmbs, 34.60t
6.60: good to choice HKht yearnngs, id.uu
66.60; fair to good heavy yearlings, $6 00
5 40; feeding yearlings. 84.004.60;
frood to choice wethers, $5.00(6.40 feed
ng wethers, $3.76 9' 4.26; good to choice
ewes, $4.50e6.00; fair to good ewes, $3.80
f4 60; feeding ewes, $i O0Q3.26; culls an4
bucks, $ 1.00ft 2.00.
Representative sales:
No.
CONFESSES TO BEING ALIVE
Army Deserter Admits lie Identified
Corpse of Friend as
111 Oni,
MfSKOQKR. Okl. Jan. 8. On Decem
ber 13 last a man struck by a train here
and killed was Identified as II. U Ed
mlBSon of Knglcwood, Kan., and the body
was taken to the latter place and burled.
Today a men who said he was EdratsBon
confessed that tha body of the decedent
was that ot Irving Thomas of Dallas, Tex.
Krimlsson said ho waa a deserter from the
United Slntes army and that, at the time
of the death of ,Xlumss ho pretended to
Identify tho body as that of himself In or
der to conceal bis own Identity. . Itcmorso
caused him finally to tell tha truth. Tha
mother of Thonias will go to Englewood,
it Is stated, snd have the remains of her
son exhumed and removed to Texas.
238 western lambs
141 western lambs
104 western ewes
246 western ewes
63 western lambs
"western lambs
147 western lamb
462 western lambs
60 Western ewes
41 Western Istnbs
164 Western lambs, feeders..
ta western Ismha
436 western yearlings
10 western ewes, culls
42 western ewes, culls
116 western ewes
89 Western ewes
Av.
,. 66
, . 80
, .104
..100
..108
.. 88
.... 76
.... 76
.... 102
.... 66
.... 7
.... 81
.... 82
.... 117
.... 11
.... 108
.... 125
Tr.
25
40
40
56
85
35
7 30
7 SO
3 75
7 30
6 00
7 35
6 35
3 05
4 85
4 60
4 36
Loaaoa Stack Market
t nvmN. Jan. 4. American securities
were fairly actlv during the early trading
today. I'nion Pacific and Atchiaon, Topeka
and Santa F advanced and gains of
to were noted throughout the list At
noon th market wa firm and price were
from to higher than yesterday Now
York closing.
London closing stock quotation:
Console, money. ...M 11-14 a.. K. A T. , .. ..
ao aocount si la-iam. t . lemrai
14 Norfolk A
..101 da pfd
..1034, Ontario A W
..lUPaaaarlaala ....
..laoRai4 atiaas
.. alWKaadlag
.. llVtsouUtara Br
.. 1 ao aid
.. 11 Bout ham Paalft.
.. M Union Paolfle...
..tt do aid
.. 4V. 8. Steal
.. fc da aft
.. 4u wabaah ,
.. tu do pfd.
..14ltpaalah 4a...
Anaconda
Atcbiaoa
do fd
Balttaaor A Ohio..
Canadian Paclfla..,
Caaaapaake A Ohio.
Chicago O. W
Chi.. Mil. A 84. P.
t Boar
Pantsr A RI O ..
do ptd
rl
do 1st ptd
a 14 pfd 1
Oraad Trank
Illinois Casual....
Luulullla a
B1LV KK-Bar. steady at 23(i par ounce.
Mi inky 1 oer cent.
Tha rat of discount Id, the open market
for ahort bllla is 3 per cant; ror three
month' bill. 1 1-1 6 123 per cent.
.. 0
..iu
.. 11
.. B
.. 4
..
.. 7
.. 71
.. 4
.. 41
..11
..114
.. St
.. 44
..116
.. Jt
... tt
.. 44
Treaeary Svyte'niat.
WASHINGTON, Jan. . Today' state
ment of treasury balances In the general
fund, exclusive of (160,000,000 gold reserve.
shows: Available easn balance, 8162,964,771;
gold coin and bullion, U7,8io,Z76; gold cer
tificates, 34g.3U.2oO.
Beak Clearla?.
OMAHA, Jan. 6. Bank clearing for to
day were 12,406, SZ6.67 ana lor tne corres
ponding date last year 61.667.637 43.
Cottaa Market.
NEW TORK, Jan. . COTTON The
market opened steady at a decline of T
points to an advance ot 8 points and sold
about 8 to 7 points net higher during the
early session on support from apot Inter
ests. Durchases of May Iters against sale
In Liverpool, reports 01 an encouraging
domestlo and British dry goods situation
and scattered covering. Near months were
relatively firm.
Futures opened steaay; January, r.iw
8.84c; February, 8.90c. bid; March, 8 91c;
April, 8.8O0, aakd; May, 8 96c. June, a gio;
July, s.vio; Auguat s-utga.o2c; aepiemuer,
8.60c. bid: October. 8.06c
Cotton future closed firm; January,
8. Mo: February. 1.97c: March. DOV'r; April
8.98c; May, 9. 02c, June, 8.97c; July, 8.96c;
August, s.src; September, a.osc uctoDer,
8.66c; November, 8.64c; lecember. I.64C.
Spot cotton closed quiet; miuanng up
lands, 8.26c; middling gulf, 8.60c; sale, tXs)
bale.
GALVESTON, Jan, 8,r-rOTTON-8tedy
at sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8. -COTTON
Spot quiet; low ordinary, 4c, nominal;
ordinary, 6 6-Pc, nominal; good ordinary.
6c; low middling. 8c; middling, 8c;
good middling, c; middling fair. 8c;
fair, 10t,c, nominal. Keceipts, 15,a4 bales;
atnek. 356.721 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 6-COTTON-Mar-
ket steadv: middling. 94c: sales, none: re
celpts, 3.847 bale; shipments, 2,710 bales;
stock, 4Z.901 bale.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 6. WOOL There 1 IUU
life In the local wool market, due to wall
cleaned bin and heavily slocked mills
Price remain ateady, with a firm under
tone, but there I a lack of quotation on
account of light Inquiry. Most dealers were
awaiting th consumption of the present
supplies by the mills and are looking with
Interest on the Increased activity, leading
domestic quotation range a follows:
Scoured value: Texas, fine 1 months, 60
4i2o; fine, 6 to 8 months, 663)60c. California,
northern, wwc; miame county, 44!MSc:
southern, 3fMg40c; fall free, 404Jc. Oregon,
eastern no. 1 staple, soajesc; eastern cloth
Ing. 63'dWe; valley No. 1. 4648c. Territory,
fine staple, 6o5?c; tine medium staple,, iV
660r; fine clothing. 6f657c; fine medium
clothing, 60Jj4c: half-blood, 64jJ68c; three-
elarhtha-blood. bl&Mc. Pulled, extra. 60(3
62c; fine A. 6$x;; A supers, GlVrrSV.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Jan. 8. WOOL Firm ;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 18
traiyhc; iigni, nne, lowtniw; neavy. flno.
lovvifloc; tub washed. sst)3lc
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Jan. , 6. METALS Th
London tin market was lower today, with
spot quoted at 131. and futures at 132
6s. Locally the market was weak, In sym
pathy with spot, quoted at IJ8.6o4m.8i.
There was a reaction In the London cupper
market, with snot closing at 63 16s. and
futures at 64 10a, but the local market wa
quiet and unchanged. Iake I quoted at
1I4.5ot14.6-'H: electrolytic. 114 12i 14.37;
caatlng, $14 0O4J14.Z6. Lead wa unchanged
at 13 3s 3d In London. Tlie local market
wa quiet at 34.17&4.22. Spelter cloaed
at 21 16 In London, and waa unchanged
locally at $6.12fc6.17. Th Engl'sh iron
market waa lower, with Cleveland warrant
quoted at 48 10d. The local market whs
unchanged. No. 1 foundry northern, $17.00
V17.70: iso. i , xi8.76i7.-is; No. 1 southern
and No, 1 southern soft, $17.26'917.7t.
Farelara Flaaaelal.
U1XPON. Jin. 6 Money wa abundant
oa the market today and dlecounta were
steady. Trading; en the Siouat exchang
o,nt. outing chiefly to th decline la
A merit an, hut a recovery set In at mid
i day and with more confident buying of
Total 4,196 9,626 6,831
CATTI.B-l-Reretrjta or cattl roll off
harply today owing to the evere weather
and supplies were about 1,000 head. short
of a week ago. As has been th case
latlv nunnlina were la rarely mane us 01
short-fed and warmed-up cattle and there
was the usual scarcity 01 iinisnea hop,.
Local dressed beef men were all out early
wrth 1 tiorai nrrirra to rill, fartiy on ac
count of the meager offering, and partly
owing to the more ouiusn tone 10 tne aa
vlces from other points caused the market
to be active and fully lofifl5o higher from
start to finish. The advsnce wa mot
pronounced on the warmed-up and hort
fed cattle, as all classes of buyer have
been compelled to fill order from theei
grade In the absence ot better kinds of
cattle.
The market on cow and' heifer snowed
fully as muoh advance as fat cattle, if not
more. There were only about twenty-five
load on sale, and with both local packer
and eastern buyers after them everything
changed hands quickly at prices on all
kinds 10 30c higher than yesterday, or as
good as any time last week. Veal calve
continue In good demand at trong prices
snd there Is a vigorous demand ana a iirm
active market for bulls, stags, etc.
While there waa not a great deal 01 mis-
Iness don In Blockers and feeders, price
were firm and the demand from all sources
was considerably greater than the supply.
Fleshy snd well-finished steers are selling
the highest of the season, even the medium
and common grsdes are moving with little
difficulty. The lower price of corn and the
high price of fat cattle have greatly In
creased the demsnd for feeders, while tne
supply at this time of the year, as usual.
Is never very large.
Quotations on cattle: oood to rnoiee
steers, $6.4077.25: fair to good steers. $5.404f
6.25; oommon to fslr steers. $4 oners.?!!: good
to choice cows snd heifers, 84 rWfS 40; fair
to good cows and neirers, n.TtbQv zis: com
mon to fair cows and heifers. $J.flrVW1 00:
stock heifers. $J.603 60; veal calvea. $3.00il
6.50; bulls, sta;s, etc., $2 SOffrS OO: arood to
choice atockers and feeders. $4.60St.! fair
to good stnrkers snd feeders, $3 30W4 60;
common to fair stockers and feeders, $3,004
3.75.
Representative aif..
BEKF STEERS.
Ho. A. Pt. No. At. Pt.
t 661 4 00 21 1077 I CO
II 170 4 40 11 1116 6 46
1 716 4 40 IS till 6 76
M 1041 4 CO 4t 114 6 76
4 r)W 4 71 to 11M I 16
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II 1088 4 M 16 1431 6 SO
4 40 4 00 10 1 I 0
4 10 6 10 14 lint t 00
14 187 4 10 II 1141 I 00
1 960 t 46 . 11 Ill t 10
41. ...t 1041 I 40 40 lilt t 16
It 1"V? I 40 1 1131 t 16
I..... 1140 6 40 11 1111 4 10
30 1096 I 40 13 26 t 16 -
II - m 16) 10 1WT 6 10
It 1004 I 44 14 1271 I 46
4 SCI I 40 10 1WI t 4f
11 mliad K la u 12T7 7 00
COWS.
CHICAGO LIVli STOCK MtHKKT
Cattle Steady to Stroagr Hot) Ten to
Fifteen Cent Higher.
CHICAGO. Jon. 8 CATTLE Receipt,
estimated, 18,000; market steady to strong;
steers. $4.60(37.76: cows. $3.002625; heifers.
$3.50-4. 8fl; bulls, $3.16j4.60; calves, $3.603
8.60; stockers and feeders, $2.50i6.oo.
HOOS Receipts, estimated, 40,000 head
arket nwio higher; choice heavy sriip-
ng, $6.2f6.S0; butchers, 36.10SZo; light
Ixedy 36.Gna6.80; choice light. K.ft'Mj.io;
packing, $6.8ij.r0; . pigs, $4.266.60; bulk
of sales. $5.8536.20,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, cstl
mated, 20,000 head; market, ytf6c higher;
heep. x4.oifG.rjO; lamb. o.i.00: year
lings, $4.26S7.00.
St. Loals Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 6.-CATTLE RecelDts.
8,960 head. Including 600 head Texans; na
tive market, 1015c higher; Texas steady
to 10c higher; native shipping and export
Steers, $6.0oi8.00; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $4.50tre6.75: steers under 1.000 lbs.
$4.0096.25; stockers and feeders, $2.7.60
cows and heifers, $3.00&6.50; canners, $1.76Tdi
a; Duns, Vliirj.tiu; calves, f3.maH.2b:
Texas and Indian steers, $3.00B6.60; cows
nd heifers, 11.7&41-4.50.
HOOS Receipts. 13.200 head: market 6S)
10c higher; pigs and lights, I3.80frr5.85:
packers, $5. 75(6.06; butchers and beat
heavy, $5.10!4$.27
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recolots. 1.000
head; market, 10c higher; native muttons,
$4.9f06.0O; lambs, 15.5tKim.00; culls and buck,
$1 764. 50; stockers, $2.0l&3.75.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. , COFFEEMarket
for coffee future opened steady at an sd
vanc of points, and closed steadv at
net advance of 6tf15 points. March sold 80
point above tha level of the season. Half
were reported for th day of 67.260 bans,
Including January at 1 66c: Msrch. 6. 70-9
oiaw; aaay. (won sue; juiv. omkc: September.
6 60r arid December at 6 50c. Th worid s
visible supply showed a decrease of 581 6A3
nag for December. Spot market fti
No. T Rio. 7c: Pantoe. No. 4. $ec;
mno coiree, ouu; t omova, stri2jc.
Oil aad ftosla.
OIL CTTT, Pa. Jan -OIL Credit bal
ance 11 18: runs. 166 634 bbls.: ivrrua
'JitXS bbla.; shipments, 140,927 bbls.; average,
tna ur, noia.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Jan.
tine. firm. 8vfi39i4c.
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Dakota People Proaperoaa.
PIERRE. 8. U. Jan. 8. (Special. )
That the people of the state are more
prosperous than ever before is evidenced
by the bank deposit on the , showing
made by the banks on November 87. On
that date the total deposits of private
individuals. In both national and state
banks, amounted to $66,690,106. Ot this
amount the state banks were carrying'
$38,874,916 and the national banks car
ried $28,016,413. The total Increase from
the date of former calls, September 8,
for etate banks and September 28 for na
tional banks was $7,136,690. Of this In
crease the state banks secured $1,446,664
and the national banks $6,690,106. This
heavy Increase In deposits for the months
of October and November came, ho doubt,
largely from the deposits of farmers aa
the profits of marketing their crops, and
the total showing Is the highest ever
mads in the way of individual bank de
posits in this state.
Water Sapply for Kadoka.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. 6 (Spe
cial.) The town of Kadoka is the latest
South Dakota town to arrange, for a mu
nicipal system of waterworks. An ar
rangement has been made by the authori
ties of the town with the Milwaukee
Railroad company whereby the town wilt
be able to secure Its water supply for the
new system from an Immense dam which
the railroad company owns .and which Is
situated just west of Kadoka.
Bigger,
rertialng
ness.
Better, Busier That's what ad
in The Bee does for your busi-
Bulldlast ,PraaI..
Elmer R. Porter. Thirty-eighth and Cass
streets, brick veneer dwelling, $12,000;
Peter Cramer, Twenty-eighth and Rua-
fles streets, frame dwelling, $1,000;
ioyer-VanKuran Co., Twenty-fourth
street and the Belt line, addition to of
fice building, $500.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION 10TH AND MASON
Union I'acldc
Leave,
.a 8:50 am
.a 8:60 pra
Overland IJmlted
Colorado Express
Atlantic Kxpresa
Orvgon Exprena a 4:10 pm
Loa Angeles Limited. ..al2:E6 p'm
Fast Mall a 9:30 am
China and Japan Mail. .a 4:00 pm
Nurth Platte Local a 7:43 am
Colo.-Chlcago Special. ..al3:l0 am
Beatrice ox Brromahurg
Local blZ:30
Kaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Jan. 6 CATTLE
Receipts, 6,000 head, including 300 southerns;
maraet, luu'iaa nigner; cnoica export and
ressed beef steers. W.OtfiOT.OO: fair to aood.
34.&0i6.26; steers, $4.0oyo.90; stockers and
eeders, J3.50-ti45.35; southern steers, $4 Wa
35; southern cow, $2.762pl.OO; native cow,
!.26'&6.25; native heifers. $3.26.50: bulls,
!.7fcf.00; calve. $3.6Ofi.0O.
HOGS Receipts. 14.000 head: market. IMC
16o higher; top. $6,10; bulk of sales, 15.504
.00; heavy. $5.906.10; packers and butcher.
36.7u00; light, 85.40h6.85; pigs. !4.6t7?o.25.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.000
head; market, 16r25c higher; lambs, $6.2uCtf
.76; ewes and yearlings, 84.25&6.60; western
yearlings, $6.75tfi6.6ti; western sheep, $4.0OiJ
26; stockers and feeders, w.oiuo.oo.
St. Joseph Lira Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,800 had. Market active, alrong
to 10o higher; steers. $4.rxtf.7b; cow and
heifers. 12.t0roC.6u; cslvee, tS.UOtj.0O.
HOGS R-celBt. 8.000 head. Market 6c
to 10c lillier; lop, $6.00; bulk of sales, $6.60
fjaDO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
hesd. Market active. steady to slow;
lambs. $6,0041.60.
Sloaz City Lira Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, la., Jan. 6 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1.000 head:
market higher; beeves, $4.507.00; fat
cows, heifers, $4.0006.60; butcher stock,
3.0004. 00; feeder, $3.0l84.76; yearling,
y 006 4 60. .
HOGS Receipt. 3.100 head; markets 6
01oc higher; range of prices. 6o.3u4iw.8o;
bulk ot sales, o.ooyt.vo.
Stock In Slskt.
Western .market yesterday :
Cattle. ' Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.8O0 lo.M) 6,6A)
Sioux City 1,000 $.600
St. Joseph 1.300 8.0U) 1,10)
Kansas .City 6.000 14. ow 2,000
St. LoulS 3.960 18,200 1,KJ
Chicago Ul.OuO 48,000 20,0u0
Total 33,050 87,600 80,600
4MAHA CIswwjKAt, MARKET.
Staple aad Faacy Prodaee.
BUTTER Creamery. No. 1. delivered to
retail trade in cartons, 33c; No. 1 In oo-lb
tubs, 80c; No. 8 In 60-lb. tubs. 30c; No. 2 In
1-lb. cartons, 29c; fancy dairy, tuba, 2223c
pax king stock, 20o.
t.'Hin rresn canoieo. sor; storage, sic.
CHEK1 Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twlns.-laci young Americas. 4 in hoop. 15H
favorite. 6 in hout. ltc: dalslei. 30 In houu,
16c; cream brick, full case, 16c; blovk
wis, 16c; full cream llmtiuri-r, 16c.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rib, 18c; No. 1 rib,
13c; No. 3 rib, 9c; No. 1 loin. 20c; No. !
loin. 14c; No. 8 loin, 11c; No. 1 chuck, 7c
No. 3 chuck, c ; No. 1 chuck, 6c; no.
round, 9c; No. 2 round, 7c; No. 3 round.
4o; No. 1 plate, 644c; No. I plats, 6u
No. 3 Plate, tc.
DRESSED POULT RT Hen. lO&llc
pring. lie; ducks. Kul3a; anese, 10c; tur
kea. Itxh-Aw: aquaba, $2.3002.26 Pr dus .
FRESH rKWITa Apples. .50 per
bu. box. I-emons. t3.wu3.75. fMsnges, Cal
ifornia, $26U(&o.U0. Uanunaa, ll.75a.75 pe
bunch. Uiapea, Malaga, 44.0O4i4i.t4) par keg
California Emperor, 4-box crates, $1.641
L76
VEGETABLES Celery. Michigan, per
dos., 30c; pther. WJx. Beans, navy. No.
1, per bu.. l3.60tjit.4jo; lima, M,o n-r lb
Cabbaave. 3e per lb. Potatoes. tj,tc To.
maloea. per basket, crale, 41 46. Cucuin
Ix-ra. per dos., .HSq1.w Onions. Rpanlsh,
per crate. 81.86; Texas, $1.26 per
crate Let tur, per dos.. 46c. Peppers.
southern, $l.gg pr trat. Caul. f loa sr. $2.60
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St. Paul-Minneapoll ....
St. Paul-Minneapolis ....
hlcago Limned
'hlcaiiO Express
Chicago Express ,..
Cklcatvo, Rock lalaad
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Chicago Limited ........a 8Kx) am
Iowa Local a 7:00 am
Rocky Mountain Ltd. ..a 8:00 am
Des Moines at pattern.. a LW am
Des Moines Passenger.. a 4:00 pm
owa Local .....bll:00 am
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). a 4:40 pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:28 pro
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Colo. Cal. Express.. .a 1:30 pm
Okl. & Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm
Wabasa
St. Louis Express a 6:30 pm
et. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffs) a 8:00 ta
Star.berry Local (from
Council Bluffs) .,..b 6:00 pm
Illlaela Central-e-
Clilcago Express a 7:16 am
Chicago Lliilted a 6;v pin
Mlnn.-Bt. raw: Kxf-e .b 7:1a am
Minn.-Sl. Paul Llinlid..a 6:00 pin
Omaha-PL budgo Local. a 4U pot
Cklcacop Mtlwaakea ds St. Pan
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Perry Local .b 6:1S pm
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Chicago Special a 7:6 am
Chlcuao Express a 4 JO pm
Chicago Flyer a 6:30 pin
Iowa l-oal a 8:16 am
St. Ixiuls Express a 4:40 pin
Kansas City at St. Joe..al:46 pm
Kansas City at St. Joe. .a 8:16 am
Kansas City a, St. Joe. 4:40 pm
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