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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13. 1009.
11
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ball Were Quiet and Offering Are
Very Sctrce.
TRADING ON FLOOR IS SLOW
B(tl ml Cora An Fairly Mkrnl,
Oats-aad Wkral MeAeratn aad
tbe Desna ad Is Poor
om All.
OMAHA. Jan. 11. 19n.
The bulls were very quiet thla morning
c-n yesterday's rinse and tlier were vei
few offerings. Trading on tha floor wi
slow and everything Indicates a lower mar
ket. Receipts of corn were fairly liberal,
oats and wheat moderate. The demand
M very poor on all grain.
Liverpool cloae on wheat at Hft-Hd lower,
corn Vd lower.
Primary market! alio wed: Rerelpts.
wheat. 374,000 bushels: corn, u7,!0 bushels.
Shipments: Wheat. IW.OOO bushels; corn,
biv.t'Q bushels. '
Clearances: Wheat, 2R2.OH0 bushels; flour,
2O0fl barrels; corn, t46,(wo bushels.
Local range of options:
vanln and- other nearby firsts, free cases,
SJo. at mark; current receipts. In return
able cases, Wo at mark; western firsts, free
cases, Uc, at mark; current receipts, free
cases, 21WS2P, at mark.
CHEKttK Firm, New Tork full cerams,
choice, Uc; fair to good, lSSfcwleo.
Articles! Open. High. I Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I I v . I i
May... 109 1 00 9 8H 1
July... " 1H MH lH
Corn ' I
May... MVk BSVil WV 66
Oats
May... ' 48 48H 48fr 4BV 48j
Omana Cask r rises.
WHEAT Ne. 1 hard, WVsc; No.
4ii7o; ISO. hard, Mvtofeci No. 8
CORN-No. . 64e: No. 8, 64jt4c; No. 4,
KMkfctoc; No. 2 yellow, Mftc; No. I yellow.
64c; No. I White, He,
UATB No, mixed, 7c: No. I
47V4ac; No. 1 White, 47V48Ci
White, 474J47V4.C.
RYE No. n. tOc; No. 3, 6c.
Uf Lt rttctlsti.
Wheat. Corn,
Minneapolis 164
Duluth ......... -W
3 hard.
spring,
yellow.
No. 4
Oats.
Chicago
Omaha i
10
26
442
70
211
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rUICAGO .GRAIN AMD PROVISIONS
Feat area ef tne Trad In a; and Closlag
Prices aa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, ' Jan. 18. -r A bear raid on the
wheat market rate in the session today re
sulted In a further sharp decline following
the severe - slump ot yesterday. At the
cloae prices were H'fJ'lHc below the final
quotations of the previuus session. Corn
t-loaed steady, oats easy, and provisions
strong. 1
Lac of support waa aald to have been
the reason for the extreme weakness mani
fested In the wheat pit during the final
half hour. The bull leaders, who have
formally given the market good support
on any material decline In prices, held aloof
today, leaving the bears In full control.
Belling late In tbe day was quite general,
but Individual transactions were not of
great magnitude. Home excuse for selling
waa found In an official report which
showed that the exports of wheat and flour
from Ike. United States In December wore
less than one half of those of the corre
sponding time a year ago. Lower cables
and a heavy fall of snow over a large sec
tion of the winter wheat belt were fac
tors that Inspired selling earlier ia the
day. A brisk demand for cash wheat and a
decrease ef 1,112.000 bushels In the world's
visible, supply partially offset these bearish
influences. The greatest selling pressure
was on the May delivery and that option
declined nearly 2 cents from the high point
of the day, the low point being reached
at 31.04Vj. The market closed weak at al
most the bottom, with May at 11.04 and
July at tHiWo. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 842.000 bushels.
The corn market held steady, prlcea fluct
uating within a. o range. The market
closed-. steady, with prices unchanged to
a shade lower, compared with yesterdnv's
close. Final quotations on May were 61 MP
614c, and on July 6le.
Trade 4n oats whs quiet and the market
steady. Demand for cash grain was re
ported to be very dull, and prices were Vc
lower. The market closed easy, with prices
VfciCia Jower. with May at 6IV1O and July
at 4CV&C
Provisions were firm. A falling off of
S.nrio head of hogs, as shown bv the offi
cial report of receipt here yesterday as
compared with the previoua estimate,
caused considerable Covering by shorts.
The close waa strong, with prices up TViO
10c to 20c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Opan.l High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May . X 06 1 06 1 04H 1 04 1 08
1 0
July . 97 ' WWik 97
Sept. 83 94 93 93 83
Corn
May f (QWS-f .6m USfilHfl-tt .
July l 174) 1 81H4
Sept. . 61 62 61' 6T,t 6T
- . Bl BIT, 5!H &m&lW
July -' 46 46H 46' 464
Sept.. 8 39S, 29V 39
rofk
Jan. ' Is 4Mf 1 62 IS 46 18 60 18 60
16 47 431 55
May 1 65 16 T7 16 65 16 77
t en t 6JH 9 50 40
May ' ' 1 Hf3 9 73 9 66 9 VH 9 60
9 67 76 9 7L'
July 32 9 86 9 80 9 82 9 76
B JanT. 68 4 60 8 65 3 60 9 47
Mt? 77 8 6 8 77 t 82 8 72
' July ' 92 97 8 0fp 8 87
4 - I 8 92 8 87
KF.W YORK. GENERAL MARKET
Qaetatlowa ( ke Day Varteas
Cosasaedltles.
NEW YORK. Jan. U FLOUR Receipts,
19,4 bbls.; exports, 3.174 bhls. Market quiet
and nominally lower; Minnesota pstents,
lo.Jditb.Oi: winter straights, 84.6n84.7t; Mln
nesi)ta bakers. 84.1aU4.a0; winter extras,
ta.dt &4 25: winter ratents. I4.70ijl.26; winter
low grsdes. 82.ottj4 IS. Rye flour, steady;
fslr to good, HOXU4.24; choice to fancy,
$4 30)4oO. Htukwheat flour, dull, 82. &
tin per 1) Ihs.
BI CKWH EAT Quiet; New York state,
7Bc, nominal.
COKNMKAL Bteady; fine white and yel
ow, Jl..,u l.oo;, coarse, ft.4t1.4o; kiln dried,
RYE-Iull; No. 1 weatern, 81c, f. o. b..
New York.
HARUiY Quirt; malting. 73378c, c. I. f..
New York; feeding, tWJwc, c. I. t. New
York.
WHEAT Receipts, 30.000 bu.; exports, 219,
776 bu. Spot market weak; No. 2 red. 11.05
61., elevator, $1.07, f. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern, Duluth, 81.16, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 2 hard winter, 8143. f. o. b. afloat.
Following the usual course of lafe. wheat
waa steady during the forenoon end weak
near the close, leaving off So net lower.
Bulls supported It up to midday, but were
unable to overcome the effects of Improved
weather and crop news snd bearish cables.
May, M.OHjl.10. closed at 81.091 July.
81.08ll.04". closed at $1.03.
CO UN-Receipts, M.50O bu.; exports, 9.476
bu. Spot market easy; No. 2, 67c, elevator,
and 66S4C. f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 white, nom
inal; No. 2 yellow, 67c, f. o. b. afloat. Op
tion market was without transactions, clos
ing; net unrhansed aa follows: May. 6o:
July, 6SH4e; September, c
OATS Here Dts. 61.0TO bu. Bpot market
quiet; mixed oats, 26 to 32 Ihs., 64aMo;
natural white. 26 to 32 lbs., mbtc: cupped
white. 24 to 42 Ihs.. &6Si2c.
FEED Firm : snrlna- bran. $25.26: mid
dlings. $126: city. $a.26.
HA.Y Quiet, but stfady: No. I, Wc;
good to choice, 8iTo.
noi'S Unlet: state, common to cnoice.
1D crop, $10.0011.00.
HIDES Dull: Boa-ota. WH20Uc:. Central
America, !0c.
uat ikr-steady: acid, zshvarao.
FROVISIONS Bf ef. steady; family, $16 M
M7.: mes. H2 6nff1 nO: beef hams. liK a
28.00; packet, $14 &oli.00; city extra India
mess, $26 (ff26.60. Cut meats. steady;
Mckled bellies. $8.6!i8.7S: Pickled hams.
9.ooi.50. iJird. firm: western. $9 999 75
refined, steady: continent. $1010: South
An erica, $10.85; ccmp und, $7.t:fi9.S". P rk,
steady; family. $l.oor19.no; short clears,
$19.50a2.50: mess. $16.76017.25.
t aIjIAJW steady : city. 12. 00 per 100: coun
try (packsges free), 6?6o.
RICE Quiet: domestic, fair to extra. 2
Si'ic: Japan, nominal.
FOl'LTllY Dressed, firm; western chick
ens, rra.'ic; rowis, UHtuiae; turkeys, 194323c
RUTTfiat Steady; creamery extras. 32
CHEESE Firm: state, full cream, late
made, small, best, 13c.
EOC38 Higher and firm: 'state. Penn
sylvania and nearby fancy selected, white
4oc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby fair to
choice. 3?i3Sc; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby brown and mixed fancy, 2636c:
state, Pennsylvania and nearby brown and
mixed fancy, fair to choice. S2?34e; western
firsts, 33c; western seconds. 8132o.
04. Loals General Msurbvt.
8T. LOt'18. Mo.. Jan. 12 WHRAT
Lower; track: No. 3 red, cash. $1.07tjJl.;
No. 2 hard. 21.03fil.07: Mav. ll.Ofi V : Julv.
94S97o.
COHN-Weak: No. 8 caah, 69c; May,
60c; July, 61c; No. 3 white, 64Q4c.
OATB Weak; track: No. 3 cash, K
aic: may, txnc; juiy, oc; no. z white, bio.
ki k iNominai: thc
FIXJUR-Steady: red winter natcrtts. $4.90
extra iancy ana straight, $4.4Uiip4.tw;
nuro winier clear, es.oo.
BitEt)- i imotny. xs.ooiff3.46,
CORNMEALr $3.10.
E RAN Firm: sacked, east track. tl.mMs
i w.
HA Y Steady: timothy. 310.60tSl'4 50: nrai-
IRON OUTJ'ON TIE8-81.00;
BAOQINO-7c.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. hls-herr tnhhlna-
$16.87. Lard, higher; prime steam, $9.32
fS.42. Dry sslt mests (boxed), unchanged;
extra shorts, 89.60: clear ribs. 19.37L4: short
clears, eacon (ooxedl, unchanged;
extra shorts, 10.50; clear ribs, 110.76; short
clears, iiu.ozyi.
POULTRY Higher; chickens, 11c; springs,
iai , lurKrya, lie: oucKB. no: aeesei.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery, 24Q32c.
LOGS Higher; 30c, ease count.
KeCftintM. Hhlnmenta
Flour, bbls 8.509 H.ofV)
Wheat, bu $9,t0 82.0OO
Corn, bu 63.A10 1:0.(1011
Oats, bu 96,000 126.000
Kansas City Gravis aad Provisions
KANSAH CITY. Jsn. 12. WHFAT ITn,
changed: May, 98c; July, 0c. Cash: No,
a nard. l .01 8M ; No. 8 hard. 8ciail.04H
No. 2 red, $1.08; No. 8 red. $1.03ril.07.
CORN itiKLc hirheri Mav. 67.e: Jnlv
6Sc; September, 67vp. Cash: No. 2 mixed
6iiU6ic; No. 3 mixed. 67tfifl7c: No. 2
wnite, ttc no. $ white. BO'aSlo.
I I nchanired to -He hlirher: No.
white. 60tic; No. 8 mixed. 4a)o.
HAY steady; choice timothy, $9.75(9
10.00: choice prairie, $8. 50519. 00; choice
airaira. 1 3.&0 w 1 4 .60.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 82c; pack
1I1K IKH'ftf, ItfC.
BOOS Firm; fresh extras.
Recelnts.
Wheat, bu 63.000
corn, tu 4,000
om
Cash quotations were as follows: '
FLOUR Weak, with prlcea In
rnwi 25noc lower.
WHEAT No. 1 spring. $1 07ll.0g; No. 2,
1 Olifrn.OT: No. 8 red, 81.03i4..06.
CORN-No.. , 696c; No. 1 yellow. 69
OATS-No. I white, 61c; No. 8 white.
49ilc.
RYB-N. 1 76C.
BARLEY lood feeding, 8MWlc; fair fo
ch.lre malting. G3665C
BEEDB Fx, No. 1 northwestern. 31.60.
Prime timothy, 83.96&4.00; Clover, contract
grades, $.2&.
PHDVISK)Nf4 Short ribs, sides flnose
M12813- Mess pork, per bbl., 316.WV9
16.62. Lard, per loo ihs., $9.50. Bhort ribs
sides (boxed), M 60J00.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments oi nour ana gram:
Ilecelnts. Shipments
Flour, bbls. 21, 18.000
Wheat, bu j..... 1.0 9.400
Corn, bu 881.600 864.100
Oats, bu. .372 0t0 2UJ.I00
Rye. pu. w 4.000 4.000
Barley, bu 184.400 85.400
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. iSCMSc;
dairies. XWvaic. h.Kitt. steady: at mark
raaea Included, 274jaoc; firsts, 31c; prims
llrats, vc. cneeae, urm at ifiso.
WEATHER IX THE GRAIN BELT
FsJr svad ' Itisiaar - TesaperaMar far
Wedaeeday la the Forecast.
OMAHA. Jan. 12. 1909.
Tha cold wave baa extended aouth over
the west gulf states and east over the
lower lakes and upper Ohio valley to th
Atlantic coast. It Is dsoldudly coldsr In the
lower Missouri and lower Mississippi val
leys, and sero weather reaches aouth over
Oklahoma.' Temperature have moderated
slightly in the extreme upper valleys and
northwest during the laat twenty-four
hours, but they continue low In those sec
tlons, and range from 10 to 20 below In tha
uDDer valleys. The weather has cleared In
the upper Mississippi and throughout the
Missouri vslleys and over the mountain
district, and conditions are favorable for
fair In this vicinity tonight and Wednesdsy,
with rising temperature. Generally cloudy
weather prevails throughout the east and
south. Light snows are falling tn the lower
lake region and east to the coast and light
raina were general throughout the southern
ststes since the nrecedlug report.
Record ef temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding dsy of the
issi three years:
1JP9 lng
... J 19
... .00 f
for today.
190T
27
1906
37
.04
de
Minimum temperature.
Precipitation
Normal temperature
rees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1
s. i incnes.
corresponding period la 1.
Defielancv
1.63 Inehea.
Deficiency 3 96 Inches.
corresponding period In 1907,
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster.
Oats, bu 3,000
Options at Kansas City:
8Se.
Shipments
40,000
11,000
19.000
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close
Wheat-
May ...
Julv ...
Corn-
May ...
July ...
99 99
9u 90
57Xft'!67r?i
58 J akW
WS 0HjA
67 6714B
68,68U
Available Sepplirs of Grala.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12. Spec al cable
rand teiegrapnio communications received
by Bradaireet's show the following
cnangee in avauaoie supplies aa com
pared with previous accounts:
Available Supplies Wheat, T'nlted
States, east Rockies, decreased, 1,537,0 9
imnneiai canaaa. increasea, zzo.ooo buli
els'; total, United Statea and Canada, de
creased. 1.712.000 bushels; afloat for and
In Europe, decreased. 2.100.000 buahela
total, American and European supply, de-
creusea. s,4ii,uuu ousneia.
Corn, United Statea and Canada. In
creased. 511.000 nuaneis.
Oata United Statek and Canada, In
creased. 514.000 bushels.
The leading decreases and Increases re
ported this week roiiow:
Decreases Chicago private elevators,
101.000 bushels; omana. 107.000 bushels
Port Huron, 100. 000 bushels; Owen
Sound 70.000 bushels; St John, 65,000
bushels; Watertown, 8. D., 50.000 bushels.
Increases Manitoba, 693.000 bushels;
Mitchell, S. D., 60,000 bushels; Louisville,
68,000 bushels.
NEW YORK STICKS AND' BONDS
Selling: Pressure is in Evidence, lut
in Spotty said Slow Wty.
HARRIMAH APPEARS AT OFFICE
Re mere of Illaeee No Longer Bear
Farter Baylag Is Nat Aggres
sive aad Prices Relaaaa
Skaraly.
NEW TORK. Jan. 12. Selling pressure
continued In evidence In stojk transaction!
today, but was In a pretty spotty and slow
wsy. E. H. Hsrrlmsn appeared at his
office for the first tlme.ini-e before the
Christmas holidays and 'horeby put en end
to the occupation of bearish uue,Htors who
had been disseminating rumors of his serious
Illness In efforts to depress prices. tne
agreement of the Turkish government tn
accept the offer made by Austro-Hnngary
ror an indemnity for the annexation ot
Bosnia and Hersegovina waa accepted aa a
definite removal of one deep-seated cause
of unsettlement In foreign stock markets.
With these changes, which had been ag
gravating the weakness in stocks, the bear
element took on a share of caution and.
Increaaed reserve In the wav in which
they pushed operations. The belief that
the bear party was becoming unduly
numerous and cumbersome In the course
of active selling campaign, and putting It
self in a vulnerable position for a turn t.n
them by the bulls, added to this disposition
of reserve. The result was seen in the
decrease In the activity of the market and
the disposition to take stocks al conces
sions to cover shorts. The o.ivlng at con
cessions wss obvious, although opinion
varied as to the proportion due to short
covering and to renewal of accumulation
in the Ion Interest. Whatever the source
of the buying, It was not aggressive nrd
did not pursue an advance In prices, as
seen In the dwindling activity of the mar
ket on rallies and the sudden i'el.v;se In
prices at last. Recent predictions were ful
filled In the Increase In the Chlcaio A
Alton dividend, and Toledo, St. Louis ft
western, as holder of control of Alton, ad
vanced In sympathy. Other minor stocks
continued to rise, with repetitions of ru
mors of favorable developments. The Wis
consin Central stocks especially were af
fected by reports of alleged negotiations
for absorption by the Canadian Pacific.
The statement of the agricultural exjerts
for December made a good showing. The
iuis.1 vaiue or tne month s exports rises
the highest figure touched sin,-- the
$lfJ.299.1M: gold coin and bullion. rS.297.J08;
gold certificates, $34,676,640.
New Tark Mssty Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-MONBY-On call,
easy at 12 per cent: ruling rate, 3 per
cent; closing bid, 1 pr cent; offered at $
per cent. Time loans, firmer; sixty and
ninety days, la1 per cent; sla months, 3
ft3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE! PAPER -3fj
per rent
8TERIJNO EXCHANOR Firm, with sc
tusl business In bankers' bills at $4.$Hf
4.8510 for stxty-dsy Mils and at $4.7M for
demand; commercial bl,Is. $4 M i4 .84.
F1LVHR Bar. 61c; Mexrcan dollars, 45c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir
regular. The following were the closing quotations
on bonds yesterdsy:
to
preceding January, which n,,.!,. tu
culmination of the panic rush to market
ur prtxiucis ana realise gold to relieve the
financial stringency. Large addl'lcns to
the engagements of roil f-r export were
sccepted with undisturbed equanimity In
. ui inn unrurneo ease -of the monny
ma.r?rtvnd the continued Influx of funds
inn ua.11 Fs. A aecune in the private dls
count rate in Paris gave some evidence of
r .i.lIOG r?m.,n large sold accumulation
in the Bank of France, which Is expected
to terminate with the Issusnce of the Rus-
f iJf" 5" ,,nuaT ?s- Diacotints con
tlnued to advance in London, however, and
. ..r'T. " uncnanged that the of
iinS n k a of the Bank o( E""-
m,A j . vmucea on . Thursday. A
JTCLi . i, ?f, 4cn""nt la heard In the
financial district on the ,., ...
r,?,.i th. ,"auu''-! addresses of state
executives to the subject of regulation of
oMnttaM? .lh" A,,rl"t assocfatlon
pointing out the coming necessity for llm-
wkJ' upon .th" of private property
onTh.VckiTlSr!.T..tI' Quotation.
- ..VMUB.
Mlaaeapolla Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 13. WHEAT May,
$1.0; July, tl.069106: No. 1 hard.
$1.0f; No. 1 northern, $1. 07; No. 2
northern. $l.C6n.06 ; No. S northern,
$L03rl.O4.
SEEDS Flax, closed, $169.
BRAN In bulk. $19.00018.50.
FLOUR Irregulsr, first patents, 85.369
1. 66: second patents, 86.2Wr6.40; first clears,
$4.KfH10; second clears, 82.964fS.10.
Liverpool urtu Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. It. WHEAT Bpot.
easy; No. 3 red western winter. Ts 9d.
Futures, barely steady; March, 7s6d;
May, 7s 6d.
CORN Spot, steady; new American mixed,
via Galveston. 6s 6d. Futures, quiet; Janu
ary 6s$d: Msmh, 6s2d; May, 6s Id.
FLOUR Winter patents, steady, 29s 9d.
Peoria Market. '
PEORIA, III., Jan. 12.-CORN-8tedy ;
No. 2 yellow. 684&6Hc; No. 3 yellow, Ifctt
Mc: No. 2, Sfcc; No. 3. 684358e; No. 4.
Mtif7o: no grade. 612c.
OATS-Unchanged; atandard. 61 c; No. 3
white, 61c.
Mllwaakra Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 12. WHEAT
Steady; No. l northern, 81 10; No. 3 north
ern. 81 0831.0; May. $1.04 asked.
CORN-Easter: May, lo bid.
BARLEY Easter; standard, Cc; sample.
C4jec.
Philadelphia Fred are Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 12. BUTTER
Extra western reamary, lie; nearby prints,
8c.
O9S-0teadrf ttdr demand; Panaarl-
Dalatk Grala Market.
DULUTH. Jan. 12. W H EAT No. 1
norther,!. $1.08; No. 3 northern, $1.08;
May. 1108
-OATS 4e.
8. gar aad Mela.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12 SUGAR Raw.
firm; fair refining. S.:BQ3.27c; centrifugal. M
teal, -iUi,c, nioiaascs sugar, l.lte&lAUc
Refined, ulet; crushed,
4,76c; graoalated, t-tw
twiuc; powdered.
AsialssaMteil CepDer . .
Anu C. A r.
Am. c. r. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A L. fa ,',
Am. lr Bocurltlss.. ......
Am. LlDBMll oil ,
Amsrtean Loeomotlre ....
Am. LoeometlTS dm... .
Am. g. P.......
Am. a, gv p.. pM
Am. gusar Rctlning
Am. Tobacco pfd.
American Woolen
AnManes Mining Co
Atchtmo
Atrhlion pit
Atlnstlo Cdm Lin
Baltlmer A Ohio
Bl. a Ohio pfd
Brookljra Rapid Tr. .......
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather ptll
Central of New Janey....
Dieampealis A Ohla
Chiracs ot. W
Chlcaro A N. W
c, m. a St. p
C. c C. A it L
Colorado r. A I
Colorado A go
Colo. A So. let pfd
Colo, A Bo. Id pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Corn products
Palawan a Hadaon
PaflTer A Rio Grand
D. R. O. ptd...
Distillers' gaeuritie,
Brl
Krle 1st pfd
Rrl Id pfd
Oetiersl Klaetrto
Ot. Northara pfd. as-dlv.
Ot. Northern Ore ctfa,....
Illlsols Cent rat-
Intsrborousll Mat.
Int. Mat. prd
International Papar
1st. Paper pfd
International Pump
lows Central
Kanaas City 80
K. C. So. pfd
LouliTllle A N
Minn. A it. L
M-, St. P. A . g. U
Missouri Pad do
at.. K. A T
M . K. A T. p(d
National Lead
Naw York Contral
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northara pacific, es-div..
Pacific Mall
Panneylvanla
Psopla's Oaa
P.. C, C. a St. L
Preaaed Steal Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway steal Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Rapublle Steal ptd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L A A P. Id prd....
St. Louis a. w
St. L 8. W. pfd
toaa-Shefrleld g. A I
Southern Pacific
So. Pacific pld
Southern Railway
so. Railway pld
Tanneaae Copper
Taxaa A Pacific
T , St. L. A W
T . St. L. W. pfd
Vnloa Pad ha
Union Paclllo pfd
V. 8. Rubber..
V. 8. Rubber 1st pfd
V. S. Steal
V. S. Btael pfd
Vtah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va.-Cars. Cham, pfd
Wabash
Wabaah pfd
Waeilafhoue Electric ..,
Western Lnion
Whaallns A U ,
Wisconsin Central
am. T. A T. Co
14.700
T.500
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oo
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.. 1,000
100
.. 26,100
700
100
100
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do coupon
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do 4s ,
Atrhtaon srn. 4a.
do adj. 4
do er. 4a
do ct. 6a
Atlantic C. L. 4a
Bal. Ohio 4a
do tts
Brk. R. T. cr. 4a...
Central of Ca. as...,
do 1st Ino
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Japan 4a
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Bid. Offered.
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.... 64 O. S L. -M. 4s..
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lot V. 8. Steel 14 6a...
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London Stock Market.
IONDON, Jan. 12. American securities
were quiet and featureless during the early
session ti day. Prices at noon were from
(4 below to above yesterday's New
York quotstU na.
London closing storks:
Consols, money 11(4 M., K. A T....
do account 614-It N. T. Central..
Anaconda 10 Norfolk a W..
Atchison 101 do pfd
do pfd 103(4 Ontario A W..
Baltlmor A Ohls. .. .112(4 PcnnayWanla
Canadian Pacific...
Chesapeake A O
Chicago O. W
Chi., Mil. A St, P.,
Da Beers
UenTtr a Rio O....,
do ptd
Erla
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
Grand Trunk
Ultnola Central
Loularllle a N
81L.VER Bar,
MONEY 1 '
..11 (4
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. 61 Heading ,
. 14 Southern Ry
.161 do pfd
.11 Southern Pari(lo.
. 40 toloa Pacific...
.12 do pfd
. loi tj. s. Stoat
. 44 do ptd
. 14 Wabaah
. 16 do ptd
.144 Spanish 4a
.124 Amal. Copper....
steady at 24 i-16d per os.
i rer ceni.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills ia 2
Der cent.
OOL.D Bar, 77s 10d! American eagles,
76s 6d.
New York Mining torka
NEW YORK, Jan. 12. Closing quotations
n mining stocks:
Leeaviiis cos.
Little Chlet ,
Meilcan
Ontario
Ophir
Standard
Yellow Jacket
Alloa
Brunswick Con. . ,
Com. Tannal stock.
do honda
Con. Cel. A Vs....
Horn SlWar
Iron Surer
Ullered.
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... 17
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Forelga KlnanrlsJ.
IX)NDON, Jan. 12. Money was In good
demand and moderate supply on the mar
ket today and discounts were firm. On
the Stock exchange most of the attention
was given to the settlement. In which the
carry-over rates were higher. Ruslness for
the new account was alight. The markets
ruled Irregular, but better political news
cauaed a steadier close. Consols hardened,
home rails ruled steady and foreigners re
covered, but Kaffirs were Inclined to
droop on Paris offerings. American secu
rltles, after an adjustment to parity, ruled
dull and easy, with Brie a weak feature,
Later New York offered Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Ke, Erie and Missouri Pa
cific. This weakened the whole list and
the market finished unsettled and easy
PARIS, Jan. IA Prtoea, on the Bourse
today were firm on ..tbe optimistic news
regarding the situation tn uw Balkans.
BERLIN, Jan. 11 Prices on the Bourse
today were steady and trading was light.
upon the expectation of; an advance In the
discount rate of the Bank of England.
Bask ITlearlnge.
OMAHA, Jan. 12. Bank clearings for to
day were 82.041. 608. 98 and for the correspond
ing date last yeaj a,yju,u4.4x.
Cettoa market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-The cotton market
opened steady at an advance of 4 to
points, all months exoept January making
new hifh records on covering of shorts
a broadening demand through commission
houses and continued support from spot
neoDle. which wss Influenced by talk of
strength In the southern markets, higher
csbles and favorable trade advices from
Manchester and New England. Realizing
was heavy enough to check the advance,
but recessions were slight and ended
steady at a net gain of about 3 to 4 points
during the middle of the morning.
Cotton futures opened steady; January,
.22c; February, offered at 9.23c: March,
9.23c; April, 8.1ivg9.20c; May. 9.23c; July,
9.15c; October, 8.91c.
Cotton futures closed steady; January,
9.1Sc; February, 8.15c; March, 9.15o; April,
9.11c; May, 8.14c: June, .07c; July. 9.07c;
August. 8.97c; September, 8.S7c; OctoDer,
8.R3c: November, S.Rlc; December, 8.8I0.
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up
lands, 9.50c; middling gulf, 9 76c; no sales.
GALVESTON. Jan. 12. COTTON-Hlgher
at 9 3-loc.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 12.-COTTON
Spots, steady; low ordinary,' 4 13-18c, nom
inal; ordinary, 6c, nominal; good ordinary,
7 l-16c; low middling. 8 7-loc; middling,
9 3-lc; good middling, 8 8-lec; middling fair,
16-16c; fair, 10 1-lrtc, nominal. Receipts,
17. AM bales; stock, 362,180 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12. COTTON Higher;
middling, 86 l-16c. Sales, 406 bales; receipts,
2,072 bsles; shipments, 2,074 bales; stock,
42,816 bales.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Eeceipta Liberal and Tendency
ii tor Lower Prioei.
E0G3 RULE A LITTLE HIGHER
Moa day's Decllae Ma ale I'p kr Da-
aaaaa. Wfelrk Took All of Sap.
plT Sheep Market la
Active.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. tt,
Receipts were! Cattle. 2toga Sheep.
Official Monday 7.314 .6 4ttl
Estimated Tuesday , s.tw .
Two days thla wee. ...13.914
18,306
21.474
lfi.892
10.800
12.011
14.812
112
15.141
12,471
8.515
11.75
16.664
Same days last week. ...13.3
Same days t weeks ss;o.. 7.8tf
Heme days 8 weeys ago.. i.ii
rkame days 4 weeks ago. .14.94
S.nie days last vear 12.826
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hoga and aheep at South Omana
for tbe year to date, compared with last
year; lo9. 1A Inc. Deo.
I'Altla . 17 111 M 102 B.UtH
Hobs 84.191 lit.
Sheep 62.140 88.15 18,9o6
The following table shows the averags
price ot hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Dates. I 1IK. I1S08. lsXTT. llsXX. 1836. Hg041.lt.
Jsn.
Jsn.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
-Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8...
4...
6...
8...
7...
8...
...
10..
11..
12..
( 70
6 86
77;
t 88
6 84
6 82
a
6 74
4 40 6 291
4 86
4 H H4
6 aa
4 31
4 24' 4 24
4 28
4 S0
4 22
14i
6 2
6 23
6 3i
6 2
t 07
6 U
17
a
8 261
6 22l
6 ao
6 22
4 431 !
4 4fl 4 77
4 4.1 4 l a
6 29
0
4 46
4 60
I 6 90 6 28 4 62
4 6M
4 61
4 621
4 6q 4 63
4 461 4 40
4i4t
4 a:
6 34
6 40
4 611 8 48
Sunday;
The official number of car of stock
brought In today by each road was aa fol
lows; .
Cattle. Hons. Sheep, itrs.
C, M. A St. P 1
V abash
Missouri Paclflo I
Union Pacific 67
C. A N. W., east 10
C. sfc N. W., west 49
C, St. P., M. A 0 37
C, B. & J., east 9
C, B. & y., west 64
C, R. 1. & P., east.... 8
C, H I. & V., west.... 2
Illinois central a
Chicago O. W 8
Total receipts 246 147 4 t
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
1
8
4
35 13
4
44 4
8
2
43 12
1
4
a
2
147 4
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company ,,
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Krey Packing Co
Vansant & Co
Carey tt Benton
Lobman A Rothchlld....
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Bon.
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. H. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
U F. Huss
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey
II. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty & Co
F. O. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
Meyers
Swats, B. A Co
Evansvllle Packing Co.
Klngan
Schaffer
Other buyers
867
851
810
127
192
69
227
846
62
73
28
18
108
72
4
18
9
26
4
485
Hogs. Sheep,
SLS .I.U
1,278
3.093
2,044
797
1,787
1.941
1,619
890
841
150
119
1.063
Total salae for tha dajr, m.tOD aharea.
Boatoa Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Jan. 12. Money, call loans,
04 per cent; time loans, iwa per
Closing quotations
Atcklaoa a4.4s.
do 4a
Atchlaoa R. H...,
Boetoa'A Xlbaof
Boatoa A Mains.,
Boatoa Elevated ,
ruchburs pla ...
K. T., N. H. g
I' olon Pacific ....
A at. Arse. Caeav
So t'4
Is. Pnau. Tuba.
Anier. Sugar
de B44.
An. T. a T
4a Weolea ,
do Bid
Dominion 1. A .,
Bdiaoa Else. 111a.
Maaa. Blactrts ..,
do Bid
Maaa. Oaa
t nllad FValt
tailed A M
do pfd ,
C. A steal
da pfd
AdTaatare
Sails 1 a ad ...
Arlaooa Cs. ....
tt Atlantic
too Butte Coalition .
.... St lal. a Arlaona..
.... W14CaI, A Hecla
,...2il I '..mean lal
....136 Copper Ranga ...
....lit Daly Waat
....11: Frank I la
1 ... 141 Orarby
....U7Orane Cananaa .
.... M Iale Royale
.... 44 Maaa. Minlnf ...
.... Mukitaa
... U' Mohawk
....U Moat. C. A C...
....U4 Nevada
.... tb Old Doralnloa ...
.... 14 Oaraola
.... II Parrot
... .1444 Uatacr
.... 11 Sbanaoa
.... Taaiarark
.... JfTrtaltr
....12! Inncd Copper ..
.... 4u V. A Mtalng
.... tt V. a. 011
.... tr4t'tak
....Ill Victoria
.... t Winona
.... 11 WalTerta
.... at Nona Butte
1
cent.
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Treasary Biateaaeaf.
WA8HINQTON, Jan. 12 Today's state
ment ot the treasury balances in tha gen
eral fund, exclusive of tha ib OuO'l) old
reserve, ilwwii Available casa baiancea.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 12. WOOL Trading In the
local wool market has revived and several
large transfers were transacted. Trade la
firm, especially In fleece wools, although
the demand runs through all grades. The
leading domestic quotations range as fol
lows: Indiana and Missouri Three-eighths
blood, 281f28c; qusrter-blood, 27JT28c. Scoured
Values Texas fine. 12 months, &tjC2c; fine,
6 to 6 months, 63)u5c; fine fall, 4ST;ti0o.
California Northern, 62a58c; middle county,
484t60c; aouthern, S42o. Oregon Eastern,
No. 1 staple, tuy2c; eastern No. 1 clothing,
63&6c; valley No. L 4&if48c. Territory
Fine ataple, 63&tiSc; fine medium staple,
&ya2c; fine clothing, 6760c; fine medium
clothing, 65647c; half-blood. tVk&63c; three
eighths blood. bYaftc; quarter-blood, UxuVic.
Pulled-Extra, 60(&62c; fine, 67!&jOc; A super,
476oC.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12 WOOL Unchanged;
medium grades, combing and olothlng, 18
J23c; light fine. 16iJlc; heavy fine, 10
616c; tub washed, 23tf31c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. -METALS There
waa a decline ot 6s to 128 10s for spot tin
In London, but futures were unchanged
at 128 5s. The local market was easy and
about I points lower on the average, with
snot quoted at $7.754l,I7.87. Copper de
clined to 62 6s for spot and 63 la 3d
for futures in the London market. The
local market was weak, with Lake quoted
at 314.37frl4.62; electrolytic. 14.12&14.26;
casting, 814 Oua 14.12. Lead was unchanged
at 15 2a (d in London. The local market
was dull at 84.17Ut.22. Spelter was un
changed In both markets, closing at 31 7s
6d In London, and at 85.17 locally. Iron
was lower In the English market, with
Cleveland warrants quoted at 4Ma 4d. The
local market was unchanged. No. 1 foun
dry northern, 317.00 17. 76; No. 1 316.7a417.2i;
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft,
$17 25Q17.75.
ST. LOUIS, Jsn. 13. METALS Lead,
lower, at 84.10. Bpelter, lower, at 85.07.
Totals 6.43 10.0C9 8,828
CATTLE Receipts were satrly liberal
again today, with no material change In
the general character of the offerings. Ad
vices from eastern niarketa were still some
what bearish and the ample offerlnga had
a tendency to make buyers look for cheaper
cattle. It was late tn the forenoon before
they started out to fill their orders and
bids on beef cattle were pretty close to
lOo lower on an average, with the trade
very alow at the decline. Some ot the more
desirable handy weight beeves sold -about
as well aa they did yesterday, but the
heavier cattle were mostly 10c lower.
The supply of. cows and heifers waa not
overly large, arid with both local packers
and outside butchers anxioua to secure
the offerings, the trade was reasonably
active and for the moat part prlcea were
fully aa good aa yesterday, and In some
cases better. Common and canning grades
show very little change from day to day.
The Inquiry for stockers and feeders con
tinues good from all sources and prices
were .'lrm again today on anything At all
useful In this line.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed steers, J.25ft'7.0O; fair to good corn
fed steers, 36.25ii6.0il; common to fair corn
fed steers, H 0iik 10; good to choice cows
and heifers, 84 50(6.50; fair to good oows
and heifers. 33.254.40; common to fair cows
and heifers. 32.00(S3.00: stock heifers. 81 506
3.60; veal calvea, 13.0Oa8.00r bulls, staga,
etc., 83.0oti600; good to choice stockers and
feeders, 34 756.40; fair to good stockers
and feeders, 34.00ig'4.60: common to. fair
stockers and feeders, 33 00Q3.86.
Representative sales 1
BEEF STEERS.
freely al current figures, so tnat, while the
trade Waa active, no material change was
noted In any direction. The general qual
ity of the offerings wss nothing extra,
there being no really choice fat sheep or
lambs on sale, ljio-al houses were free
buyers, so that supplies were cleaned up In
good season.
There was nothing here In the way of
feeding sheep and lambs to test the tnsrket.
However, there Is a fslr inquiry from tne
country for feeding stock and anything at
II offered Is picked up readily at current
figures. ,
Quotations on sheep and lamb: unod to
Choioe lambs, 87.0ttf7.n; fair to good lambs.
8fc4j7.0O; feeding lambs. 84 bli ; good to
choice light yearlings. 3-&. 65; good to
choice heavy yearlings. $6.XSS0; feeding
yearlings, 84 SO.tio; good to choice wethers,
3&.2tW 60; feeding wethers, 84 0tVB4-80; good
to choice ewes, 14 7l4.i; fair to good
ewes, 14 254.75; feeding ewes, 82.0043.36;
culls and bucks, 31 0"ml.00.
KeDresentstive salss:
No. Av.
421 western ewes 82
17 western ewes t. 88
51 western yearlings 89
192 western lambs TO
456 Wyoming ewes .... 101
68 Wyoming yearlings 87
11 Wyoming wethers lot)
187 Wyoming lambs 74
4 western ewee , HI
ewes, culls K7
lambs 86
No. At. Pr. No. At. Ft.
tl... 4 It 10 141 6 U
10 944 4 40 tt KT IN
t 11 4 46 II 1176 I 44
21 lOlt 4 M 12 1140 I 74
17 1011 4 DO 14 lit I IS
It 1001 6 00 II 1101 100
47 1071 I 00 T7 1171 4 M
tt 1121 I 10 61 1140 I 00
6t .V....11H0 S 15 41 111? I 10
II Ill 6 16 II mi I 24
114 1220 6 IS 11 1171 I 16
COWS.
g 170 I 60 II 44 I 10
( 8!5 t tt t too I to
t tot I 70 14 17 4 00
14 1M I 71 21 141 4 69
4. ttt I IS 4 18 4 1
I tW I 10 14 1076 4 24
1 441 I 26 II W5 4 16
1 10M I 60 II 11M 4 M
I , K)6 I 69 14 4 M
11 1056 I tS 14 161 4 16
11 io; 1 ti is m li
11 171 I 46 4 10o 4 64
11 110 I It 24 IW 4 60
1064 3 H 1 74 4 M
11 let t It 11 ....16 4 Bt
1 146 I to 14 1101 4 Bt
1 147 I 10
HEIFERS.
10 641 t 60 It 361 I 15 '
II 61 I It 9 I7t 4 60
t 4: I 15 3 ITS 4 to
( tut I 16 1 861 4 IS
BULLS.
1 1231 I tfi 1 1440 4 60
1 1JU0 I 60 1 1720 4 60
1 tuO I 64 1 14M 4 00
1 Ilia) I 60 1 1400 4 It
1 1410 I 66 1 110 4 10
1 lltoe I 10 1 1440 4 IS
1 141 I 40 1 1U0 4 40
8 U26 I 76 1 1W 4 40
1 1110 I M 1 1700 4 4
1 10 4 00 4 1641 4 4a
1 1670 4 00 1 160 4 60
1 15u0 4 00 1 1610 4 40
CALVES.
1 14 6 00 1 , 167 6 60
8 IOO 4 00 1 124 4 60
1 6M 4 tt 1 164 1 M
1 no t w 1 10 1 00
8...
It...
11...
10...
to...
...
STOCKEKd AND FEEDERS.
6S4
417
687
685
m
744
I 46
I at
I 10
I to
4 14
4 16
It.
II..
21..
St..
II..
.. 141
..111
.. Itt
4 34
4 at
4 T
4 H
4 tt
10 western
27 western
81 western
It western
2 western
35 western
26") western
H western
W western
344 western
112 western
r native
178 native
lambs
lambs
ewes
lambs.
lambs ,.
lambs ..
ewes ...
lambs ...
ewes ....
ewes
ewes
culls.
134 western yearlings
39 western lambs
481 western lambs
66 western lambs, culls.
24) western lambs
3 western ewes
158 western lambs
251 western yearlings
Sl western lambs
189 western ewes
102
110
62
72
81
11
74
, 98
100
Ml
13
90
73
60
, 72
8H
, 72
, N5
70
, 104
IT.
4 41
6 00
7 00
7 86
6 00
7 00
( 50
1 65
4 76
8 60
7 66
7 60
7 60
6 '.
8 00
7 60
7 60
6 10
7 65
6 10
6 00
6 00
7 00
7 66
7 80
6 00
T 66
5 W
7 60
7 00
7 60
4 60
Kennlnlt
general
made by Governor Hartley todoy.
has been an assistant attorney
under lladley for-four years. -
KILLS WIFE, CUTS OVvFtHROAT
Frank Itonaelly Attesspts astride
After Mrs. naaaelly's Bodly
Was Dtawevere.
OXFORD. O.. Jan. 11 Mra Millie Don
nelly was murdered In her home litre last
night, having been shot through the head.
The body was found by her ron, Paul
Brandenburg. 4n a table In the same
room was found a note signed by Frank
Donnelly, the woman's husband, in which
he wished all goodbye and asked that hla
body be sent to his sister at Shelby
vllle, Ind.
HAMILTON. O.. Jan. ll-Frank Don
nelly walked Into the office of J. D. Mar
shall early today with his throat slashed
and hit wrists bleeding and with three pis
tol wounds In his head. The man could
scarcely whisper his name and ha wss At
once taken to Mercy hoapltal, where it is
said that he cannot live. Donnelly Is 68
years old. Mrs. Donnelly was found dead
by her son, I'aul Brandenburg. Donnelly
Is unconscious. , .
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle. Sheep aad La nab a ".tea
Hogs Five Caats Higher.
CHICAGO, Jsn. a. -CATTLE Receipts.
5.0110 head. Market steady; beeves, 84o0't
7.36; Texana, 8426A6.26; westerns, 34.00
6.60; stockers and feetfers. S3.254j5.00: cows
and heifers, 81.76ib6.60; calves, 7 eof'jV. Ji.
HOGJ Receipts, 2T,04 head. Market 60
higher; light, fc iOgfi 96; mixed, 80. 554:06. 15;
heavy, 35.54i.20; rough, 36.606.76; good to
choice heavy, 86.76(i4 20; pigs, M.U.86;
bulk of sales. t6.7o.06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.0UO
head. Market steady; native, 33.10U6.76;
western, 83. 166. H6; yearlings, 36.001.26.
I-smbs: Native, H.00.00; western, ti.Owtf
8.00.
Kaaaaa City Lira Stack Market,
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 12. CATTLE!
Receipts, 11.000 head. Including 500
southerns; market steady to strong;
stockers and feeders steady to lOo lower;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
38.00 fr 4.65; fair to good, 86.0006.00:
western steers. 84.0043 6.26; stockers and
feeders, t8.K096.80; southern stsers, $4.26
46.15; southern cows, 82. 3694. 50; na
tive cows. I2.26a5.60; native heifers,
13. 26(36. 76; bulls, $8.256.00; calves,
84.00 Iff 8.60.
HOGS Receipts, 18,000 head; market
10c higher: too. 88.10: bulk of sales
35.66$i6.06; heavy. 36.98Q)6.10; packers
ana ou toners, tft.gowg.Ok; lignt, 10.409
6.85: pigs. 34.76 4t 5.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11,000
head; market for sheep steady and for
lambs 10c lower; lambs, 87.264)7.80; ewes
and yearlings, 84. 5006.96; western year
lings, $5. 7608. 80. weatern sheep, $4,000
6.76; stookera and feeders, 13.0096.26.
St. Lonls Lira Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11-CATTLERecelpts.
8,200 head, Including 200 Texans. Native
market good, stsers steady to lOo lower,
medium grades strong to 10c higher; Texans
strong. Native shipping and export steers
tiMfil.tO: dressed beef and butcher steers,
I4.g1.70; steers under 1.000 lbs., 34.0CK3U.40;
stockers and feeders, 33.764.76: cows and
heifers. t8.2647.66; canners. 32.00dM.6O; bulls.
82.75z6.0O; calves, 85.OOa-8.75. Texas and In
dian steers, 3S.00ft4.60; cows and heifers,
81.7604.60.
HOGS Receipts, 7.250 head. Market 6910o
higher. Figs and lights. S4.75&6.00; packers.
S5.90.10; butcher and beat heavy, S4.U4p
6.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, 1,850
head. Market strong. Native muttons, 84.26
(fio.26; lambs, 85.6008.00; calls ano) bucks,
S3.0O34.60; stockers, 32.603.60.
St. Josepn tlTe Stoelc Market
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 12. CATTLE! Recelnts
2,000 head; market steady to strong; steers
SS.OOi&o.SO; oows and heifers, $i. 756. 76
ralvea S4.OOfit.60.
HOGS Receipts, s.uuu neaa; market steam-
to strong: top, 86.06: bulk of sales. 86. 60S
K.ftFL
SHEEP AJKL LAM BO KeoetptS, d.000
head; market weak to 10c lower on lambs,
sheep steady; lambs, S. 00527.60.
tons: City Live Stack Market.
SIOUX CITY. Jan. 12. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 2.000 head;
market weak; beeves, S4.0ua7.00; fat cows
and heifers. 84. 00$ 00; butcher stock, S3.00
414.00; feeders, S3. 004. 75; yearlings, 83.00
4.00,
HOGS Receipts, 4. zoo neatr; market 5310c
higher; range of prices, 86. 6006.00; bulk of
sales, S5.7036.86.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were aa follows:
cattle. Hogs. Bheep
. 6.8W) 8,700 8,800
Z,(J0
Oils an Hosla.
OIL CITY, Jan. 12. OIL Credit balances,
11.78. Runs, 39.611 bbls., average lll.UftJ bbls.;
shipments. 164,616 bbls., average 173,14 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 12.-OlL-Turpentlne,
firm, 41c.
ROSIN Firm. Quote, R. 33 lOdrt.15; D.
S3 16; E. 33.1.9 17; F, S3 16((S l7; G. 83.15
4i 3 17; H. 33 42; I, S4.1o74 20; K, 86 10; M,
36.80; N. S6.Uj4.20; W. G., 86.40; W. W.. 86.60.
Ceffea Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11-COFFEB-Market
closed steady to 6 points lower; sales were
reported of 8.5k) bsgs. Including January,
6.6dc; March. 6.7u4r6.7Jc; May, 6.?k-; Septem
ber, 64ac; December. 6 46c; spot stesdy;
Rio. No. T, TT7c; Santos, No. 4. 84)6c:
mild dull; Cvidova, 8y,Uo.
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
96 steers.. ..1266 86 40 14 steers. ...1230 86 40
HOGS Receipts of bogs were quite lib
eral today, ISD cars being reported in. Tbe
cause of yesterday's sharp decline Is to
be found in the fsct that receipts at all
markets were exoessive, which gave buyers
the sdvantage. The demand this morning
was fully equal to the supply, so that a
good proportion of yeaterday's decline was
regained before the close ot toaay s mar
ket. Sales as a rule were in the neighbor
hood of fr&loc higher than yesterday and
after the trade was once under way the
market was reasonably active, ao that a
clearance was made In pretty fair season
In the morning. The top today sold at
S4.(X, aa against a top yesterday of 36.00.
and the bulk went at S5.70iij6 90, as against
a bulk yesterday of eo.BVtc.Bb
representative sales:
No. At. 66. Pr. Ns. At. 8 a. Pr.
14 1S6 ... I tt t M ... t at
tt 124 ... 6 ti 90 ... 6 tt
It 131 ... IK 40 Tt ... ttt
Tl 82 ... 144 tt tt ... lit
41 2u4 40 I 44 11 ... 6 M
44 141 40 6 46 44 ttt ... IN
II 144 44 1 Tl 11 M0 SOS I SO
14 XI 1M 6 74 11 171 1st I ts
74 4VI ... tit 4U 144 ... ISO
41 2-16 2a I 74 44., tuT 44 I It
15 7 ... IH 41 14 ... I N
21 M ... 6 71 tt to MS I M
m mi ... in 44 214 ... its
17 21 St I 10 64 lal 140 I OS
40 Sul ... I M 7 laj ... I 00
It t"1 ... If 44 664 ... It
17 14 41 It. t. 10 ... 100
14 HI ... Sti u ttl M let
u. 174 ... I ti tt 124 .., Its
82 1 ... t 66 W Ill ... t ut
BHEtiP
head. va
.With thirty-six cars, about 8.000
gals) today, dtaisrs look bold
Perklaa Klected tn California.'
SACRAMENTO, Oal.. Jan: 11-Ororga
C. Perkins was re-elected United states
senator on the first ballot by Ihe.leglala
ture in separate session today
NEW YORK CITY ?hv.Knt0if:
REAL ESTA1E m.nt bondl, Vlildl
, 1 attractive returns
and ateadlly increases In value. Ths 1107
1'anic naa no errect wnatever on tne aina
of property we offer. Investments from
$60,000 to 3.000,000. Full information
furnished on request.
2TJIAslI 81 WHITIlfO OO. J Established
Beekmaa Bt-, M. T. City .1867.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CONSTRUCTING ' QUARTERMASTER'S
Offlre. Fort Meadm, S. D.; Dei-ember 12th,
191)8. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will
be received al this office until 10 a m.,
mountain time, January 18th, 1909, snd then
opened, for constructing one nay shed.
Plana and specifications may be aeen by
Intending bidders at the offices of the chl f
quartermaster, le pertinent 01 ine Missouri.
Omaha, Nebraska; Department ot the Col
orado, Denver, 1 010. ; jjepartment or ino
Lakes. Chicago, 111.; Department of Dakota,
St. Paul, Minn., and this offioo, at which
latter place all In formation may be ob
tained upon application. A deposit of 816.00.
to insure return, is required before plans
are sent on Individual application. Tbe
United Statea reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or to aceept any prt of a
bid that may be advantageoua to the gov
ernment. Envelopes containing propoaals
should be endorsed "Proposals ror nsy
Shed, Fort Mesde, 8. D. and adrtrfsned
to L. C. SCHERKR, Captain A Q. M., 4tU
Cavalry, Constructing uusrtermnster.
tl8-l-21-Si-J-12-U
LEGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS' " MEETINO NOTICB
is hereby given that the annual meeting
ot the stockholders ot The Res Building
company will be held at 4 o'clock p. m.
Tueaday, January 19, !) at the office
of aald company In The B building.
Omaha, for the election of a board of di
rectors for the ensuing year a.id the trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly coma before such .meeting. H. A.
HASKELL, Secretary. JWAsHt
RAILWAY TIME CARD .
UNION STATION 10TII AND MA'ON
tjatoat Pacific
Leave,
.a 8:60 am
.a 8:64 pm
Arrive
a 8:48 pm
a 1:09 pm
al0:16 am
a 6:00 pin
a 9:11 pm
a 1:46 pm
a 6:50 pm
a 4:46 pm
a 7:06 am
b 1:40 pro
8outh Omaha
Sioux City ...
St. Joseph ..
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicsgo
Total
2,000
17,000
1,200
, 6.000
29,800
.700
4.200
8,000
16,000
7,250
25,000
4.000
13,000
1,850
18,000
ALLEGED BRIBER
10,150 48.150
ON TRIAL
Patrick Calhoan af VJafted Railroads
an Grill la San Fran
cisco Coart.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan ll-Patrlck Cal
houn of New York and San Francisco,
president of the United Railroads and di
rector of several large corporation ap
peared in Judge William P. Lawler's de
partment of the superior court for the open
ing session of hi trial on an Indictment
charging him with offering a bribe to Fred
Nicolas, a former member of the Board of
Supervisor. The charge I based upon
one of seventeen lndlotment returned
against the railroad president by two
grand Juries and waa an outcome of the
municipal scandal of 1906, when sixteen
supervisor confessed to wholesale accept
ance for bribe for the award of privi
lege to publto service corporations and
Mayor Schraltg was removed from office,
and Imprisoned, with bond fixed at over
tl ,000. 000.
Calhoun, together with three other, off!
ctals of the United Railroads waa accused
of having authorised and assisted In the
payment of $200,000 to tbe supervisors who
confessed, in return for which. It ia alleged.
the board granted to the corporation a per
manent permit for an overhead trolley on
several of the road formerly operated by
cable system.
Tlrey l Ford, chief counsel for the
United Railroads and former attorney gen
eral of California, was thrice tried upon a
similar indictment. Twice the Jury dlt
greed and upon the third occasion, a ver
dict of acquittal was return ad.
Although the majority of the indictment
against Calhoun were returned some time
ago, be has not been tried on any of them
and to the continuance granted at various
times, his attorney have repeatedly taken
exception.
Tbe Calhoun trial will be held tn Carpen
ter's ball where Francis J. Heney was shot
and seriously wounded during tht trial of
Abraham Reuf and where Reuf suffered
bis first oonvtcUon and heard bis sentence
to fourteen year in the penitentiary pro
nounced by the same Judge.
Jjudge iawltr baa summoned 150 oltlsens
as a sirs iut. aaeuiaai asisirici At
torneys Fiends J. Heney and John O'Gara
will conduct the prosecution.
Mlasaart lasarenee Caaasalasiasi.
JEFFERSON CITY, lao., Jan. 13 John
Keanlah of St. Joseph will be appointed
stale superintendent 01 insurance for Mte,
sour! when tbs term of the present In-
cum oent, w. v. van uiver. aspires on
March 1. according to aa announcement
7:30 am
11:85 pm '
8:27 am
31:3 pm
3:30 pm
Overland Limited
Colorado Express.
Atlantic Express -
Oregon Express .........a 4:10 pm
Los Angeles Llmltdc.Srl2:i pm
Fast Mall a 9:30 am
China and Japan Mall.. a 4:00 pm
North Platte Local a 7:43 am
Colo -Chicago 8peoial...al2:10 am
Beatrice A Stromsburg.
Local .111:30 pm
Ckleago Oraat Western
s'. Paul-Minneapolis .... 8:30 pm
St. Paul-Minneapolis 7:30 am
CMprho Limited 6:08 pm
Chlcano Express 7:30 am
Chicago Expreas 1.80 pm
Ckleago, Ilook lalanei AV 1 aetata
CAST.
Vnicago i-.tmii.eu a s.w am uiw pm
Iowa Local ...a 7.-00 am a 4 .30 pra
Rocky Mountain Ltd. ..a I:U0 am all:06 pm
Lies Molnee at eastern.. a L,uu am a 4:00 pm
Des Moines Passenger.. a 4 CO pm al2:M pm
Iowa Local bll:M am b 9:66 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.) a 4:40 pra a 1:10 pm
Chicago Flyer a 8:28 pm a 6:86 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd....aH:ll pm a 2:60 pm ;
Colo. A Cat Express.. .a 1:30 pm a 430 pra
Old. tt Texas Kxpre ss..a 4:40 pm a 1:16 pm
Wabasfc
It Louis Exprsss a 4:30 pm a J6 am
St. Louis Local (from -
Council Biuffs.........a s.t am aU:li pm
8tsi.berry Local (from
Council Bluffs) d 6:uo pm b!0:16 am
Illinois Ceatral . ,
Chicago Sxpreas .a 7:11 am a 8:41 pta
Chicago Llnltaa ..14.1411m a 8:10 am
Mlnn.-Bt. raui Express .b T:16 am
Minn.-Bt. Paul Llmltd..a 1:00 pm a 8:80 am
Omaiia-Ft. Dodga Local. a 4:16 pin all JO ass
Ckieaga, Mllwaakea a St. iaal - .
Chicago at Colo. Special, a 7:36 am all:60 pm
CaL tt Oregon Exprtas.a 6:00 pm a 1:26 pm
overland Limned a :ae pm I am
Perry Local D b:l& pro bH:j am
Mlaeoarl Paclllo
C. 4 St. L. Expresa..a 8:00 am
K. C. 4k at-
Ckleago A
Chicago Cayilgbt.,
Twin City Exprsss
Chicago Local
tfltm City Local.
Chloaao Locau
Chicago special
Ex,preas..all:ls Pm
A aria western
..a i am
..a 7:44- am
..all:u am
..a : pin
..a 4:ao pm
.a :w pm
A 8:48 am
a i M pm
all .41 pm
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a I: pm
alia) am
a i M pm
a .u am
a am
a t M pm
a ;uw am
ali:s pm
a . U am
Miniieaota-Laaota Ex. ..a 6.4ti pm
Vat Mai.
Twlu city Limiiea....a .M pm
Los Angelas Laiuiisd.,,.a t:uw pm
Overland Limited alU:uy tim
Nebraska sou wyoutuig utvialou
NoffoU-tlouaateal a i.iu am a 6:80 pm
Lincoln-Lung Pme 1 I.w uii elO-a am
Dad wood-Lincoln a 3:uu pm a .t pm
Caapar-Landsr - ...a a.uo pm a 60 pm
Freraonl-AiDion ......... b i.M pm m 16 pm
ttasungvfeupenor b Im ptu ti Im pm
BURLUiOTON ST
iliTU A MASON
Uarllagtea ."c?
Leave.
Denver A California.. ..a 4.10 pm
Northwoal apscial a 4.1o pm
Black Hills ..e 4O0 pm
.Nurlhwaai ifcApreaa.....ai is
Nabiaaaa uoinls a :-4e am
Lincoln Fast Mall o IM piu
Nebiaaka Express ! am
Llnooln Local
Lincoln Local
Scnuler-Plattsmoutb .0 1:10 pm
Bellevue-riiisinouiu...a ,uv pm
Uellavua-PlattsmoutU
Plattsinouth-lowa b 8:18 am
ftellevue-Plattsmouth ,.0 1:36 pm
Denver Limitea a t:i pm
Chicago Special a 7 k am
Chicago Expreas . ...... .A 4: pm
rhlcao 'lvar ....a 1:30 bra
Iowa Local ,.... 8:16 am ,
St. Louis Exnreas.; a 4:40
Kansas City 01. joe..aiv:te pn, a l:3P
Kansas City St. Joe. .a 8:11 am a :lv pn
Kanaas City a 3t Jo. a 4:40 pm .v ,
WEBSTER ITA-llflTs WNITtn
Cbleaga, St. Iaal, Mlaaeapalls a
Omaka
Arrive.
a .4e pm
a l.ti pm
a 6. U pm
a l-ua aut
a :14 pm
aU.U pm
a 6:10 pm
b m am
a 7.40 pm
W:M am
a 6.60 pm
i.ub pm
i I '40' Dm
11x4 sin
all 46 pn
a s.ta pm
a S:M am
flJv 14
:. am
Twin City Paaaenger
Sioux City Passenger
Ptoux City Local
Emerson Local .......
Mlssaart Pac IX la-
Auburn Local
a Dally
day only.
Leave.
..b 6 80 am
,.b 1 :6 pm
,.o 8:46 am
..b 1:69 pm
Arriva.
b 9:24 pm
bll 4 am
a 6:80 pm
b 8:10 am
b 8:80 nan bll:2fl am
b Dally bxcsdI Bunds, a Sua.
d. Dally exoept Saturday,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC-
Weekly sailing Moatreal-Quebee to Uv
erpooi. Two day an tha al alkalis St.
Lawrence and only four days at seat.
Write for summar sailing Hats aryl
booklets. -t
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