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! THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FK1DAY, JAXITAIIY 15 1005. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Options Opened Steady, Then Eased Off 'an later Strengthened. BEASS EULED THE MARKET Trstdlatr Itntfcer .alet, mm MatHIng ( 1 m pert antra Tran)lre tm F. x-the- Anrket Either OMAHA. Jan. 14. 1908. All option opened steady this morning, hut the beer seemed to rule, as all grain eased off frem tha opening, but gained t rnth latar. The t radio was rather iiulet. there being nothing of Importance to excite the market either war. Wheat opened a HUla weak compared with other grain and eaaed off slightly. There wag very little change until Jut be fore tha cloae, when It went up for a cent. Meeelpte of cash whent are remarkably email and the demand a little better than yesterday. Wheal opened at II 0O3SL0M, and cloaed at fl.OsV Corn opened steady, but went off rather sharply In tha fora session. The bear lied more power In this option than tha others. Reports came In from Argentina tnat the com crop was In much need of i am and there wss talk of locusts datn Mglng th crop, but that did not affect Inn eelltnw anil. Tim recelota in ruh com stay moderate and demand slow. Thar eeems nothing right at present to Indicate higher prices. Corn opened at ic ana rlneel et lw.c osts sre In sympathy with corn, receipts light and demand light. Oats opened at 61"c and closed at tlvtC. Primary Receipts and Shipments Wheat : nereinta t'i rfi huaheln. compared with ti.(r bushels last year: shipments, 212.000 bushels, as compared with 14)0 buehels issl year. Corn: Receipts. .w punnu, a rnmnared with 838.00) bushels last year; shipment. Wi.Ht) bunheU, as compared with fcna.VO buehels last year, t'learenre: Wheat. 86.000 bushels, com. ..fiO bushel; wheat and flour equal to h2.0O) huahel. Liverpool cloae: Wheat, H0Hd higher corn, unchanged. IOcal range of options: Artlcles. Open. ftlgh.l Low. Closa.t Teay. Wheat I I I Msv... 901 1' If July... 1 1VI 1V 1 Corn- I ,., May... SG'a t 56 66 6H data I May... 4t 48 ifVj mw H Onaaa Cut PrMs WHKAT-No. I hard, ITHfKWc: No. I hard. PSsc; No. bard, ic; ivu. apnoa, OORN-No. 1. M'ic; No. yellow, Mo; No. 3 whl'e. 6SHc. OATS No. I mixed, 7c: No. I yellow. ;7UtHc; No. I white. 4:Vb'48o; No. 4 white '47&47W:; standard, 484810. RTB-No. t, 70o; Nov t, 68c. Car Lett Receipts. ' Wheat. Corn. Oct. Minneapolis 1" Duliith 40 chlcaso .'..... JS 7 Omaha 66 66 17 I41jl7e; tutkey. 18e; dark, II1:; geee, TV". nu 1 ra.lt steady ; creamery, tu32c. KliO'J Lower, Zftc, caa count. KecelDte. Bhlnmente Flour, bWs. ..... J.Kit 6 ono Wheat, bu. .... 4a. moo Corn. bu. 75 onr 3.f Oata, bu. 7.fln0 67,mO NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Price JIoTemenft Is Uncertain Volume of Business Small. ,rHI0AOI ORAIV AD PROVISIONS Feat arcs ttf tbe Tradlasr an Closing rrlee na Baard ( Trad. CHICAGO. Jan. 14. Liberal eele of th cash grain had a strengthening effect on the wheat market today; at tha close prices were "4 to Vo above the final quo tatlons of the previous session. Corn and oata closed eay and provisions iirm. The wheat market was a dull and nar jow affair th greater part of the day, but livened up during the final half hour as s result of active support by bull leaders. This demand carried prices up to ltygpHc . from th low point Of th day, tha May de livery showing the greatest gain. Pit traders generally were bearlshly Inclined bur- wera afraid to venture far from shore snd . consequently only a moderate de mand by the bull leaders was sufficient In maintain prices' during the first half .stf: ta-aeaaioa. Foreign news waa some wHat besrlerti' taa European markets show ing lttlc response, ta the upturn here yes terday'. Advices from India also told of Tght rain which had partially relieved an anxiety regarding the crops In the Culled provinces. The strength lata in th day was based to some extent on a con- ' elrtcrll" "Improvement In the locsl de maud fur rash,- wheat sales today being I'pored at- aV.OOO bushels. Kansas City - tii autne time told of sales aggregating ..V- bushel, all of which. It was said, " for shipment to Mexico. The market . . -j--tl strong at almost the top, final quo- . w ..n on May being at 1.06 and on July . . v. Clearances of wheat and flour were .ihI to bushels. Kree sales by some of the principal hold 1 11 caused the weskness In the corn mar l.et. Increased offerlnga of com from Iowa uurlng ahe- past two days was partly rea- .- ponsible for th heavy tone. The market i'!if.ed easy with prices off li to HtVc Kinal quotations on May were 41 Ho and July.! I41Vn Poor demand for rash grain caused mod- , i-ie m-eaknea In the oata market. The i.r'ce of the cash grain was off '4 to c. .t the. close prices were unchanged to Hfr ,r lower with May at MHflMV and July rrciyisioas were firm throughout the en tire day,' At the close prices wera un changed to 17A4C higher. The leading luturea ranged as follows: WEW YORK GENERAL MARKET Qaotatloaa at the nay oa Varloaa C'osaaaadltlea. N'FTW TORK. Jsn. 14 FIXlT R -HerelDlS. 12.lfi bbls.; exports, l.SOO bhls. Market ready, small trade. Minnesota Patents. tA 26i.0: winter Straights. 4 U4.7t; Min nesota bakers. 14 60; winter extrss, 13. 6604 25; winter patents. 4.7tc( ; winter iiiw graaes i.ofca4 J. Kye Hour, stesay; fair to aood. 14 ii?,4 K- . holr . tn fencv. M FVS4.60. Buckwheat flour, steady; V 41 Yin per loft lhs t-i - r t nt,A 1-ui 1 1 ; rsew 10m hkic, loc. nominal. I ORNM EAI Firm- fine white and Yel low. tl.bnil.U: rum tl Kvm iS- kiln dried. $146 ' RYE Dull- Vn m (in f a. h . Kew York. BARI.KV Quiet; malting. 7S?7Sc. c 1. f. New Tork; feeding, (tsaTOc, c. I. f . Nw WHEAT Recelota 11F) bu.: aiDort. 4.60t bu. Spot market firm. No. i red. SI .V791.0. elevator; No. t red, $1., f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Dulutn, II. 1, f. o. b. afloat; No. i hard winter. $1.16, f. o. b. afloat. Bulla kept their grip on wheat to day and this afternoon prices made a strong advance, closing a higher. North west wita very firm, caah demand active. speculative offerings light and export aalea mors liberal than for soma time past. May, $l(Hlia -14. closed at 1 1. !; July closi t 4106. CORN Receipt. 7,W bu.; export. S.144 bu. 8 pot market ey. No. S, 680, elevator, and .Hc, f. o. b. afloat; No. S white, nom inal: No. 2 yellow. s7c, I. o. o. axtoat. ine option market waa easier under commission hourw selling and closed He net lower. May, WHr, closed at (Wc; July cloaed at 6Hc; ahptember closed at 6Hc. OATH Receipts, 4a,sa0 bu. tpot market steady. Mixed, H to u ids.. tac; natural white, 26 to SI lbs., M07cj clipped white. .14 to i lbs., EeHJo. FEED Firm ; spring bran, $3.26; mld dllnca. ITS 36; city. $26.36. HA V Steady; No. $, 608c; good to choice, Wij5c. HOPS Stead v; at ate, common to choice, 190 crop, SlO.OOCrilOO. HIDES Steadv; Bogota, 19HC?20c; Cen tral America. 2Hc. LEATHER-Rteadv: acid. WBC9c. PROVISION Beef, easy; family, $16 So IS17.0U; mess, $11.6ifuia.; beef hams, 13.&4 77.U0; packet, $14. &irt 16.00; city extra India mess, $tt bUQ2A.V. Cut meats, gulet; plrkled beiues, s.6iij.75; picaied nams. w.wat.vi. Lard, firm: western. W.l&iV : rerinea firm; continent, $10.16: Pouth America, $10.86; compound. ti M4&l Pork, steady: family, $1S.0uittn.0u; short clears. llIiKrU: mess. Il.7bal7.26. TALIXJW Steady; city, $i00 per 100; country (pkgs. free), 6SHc. RICK Quiet; domestic, fair ta extra, 2H tfiKL.,.. T a ra n nnmlntl. BUTTEIH-teady: creamery extras. S2 (UtlK CHERSF1 Firm: state, full cream, lale mad. small hpil 15l.p. kkMM Firm: state. Pennsylvania and nurhi. brown and mixed, fancy. 3MTJ7C fair to choice, Sat&fl4c; western firsts, 33'g SSc; seconds, ai4jW4c. POULTRY Alive, firm; chickens, 14c; fowl. IdUwv turkevs. lg"18c: dressed, firm western chickens. l&8ilo;- fowls, 14315i4c; turkeys, 13 Oc- WEATHER l.M TUB . CRAIS BELT Cald Waee Once Mara for Omaha, Saya Welsh. OMAHA. Jan. 14, 1909. Th. disturbance on the Pacific slope noted In th preceding report as extending eastward over tna mountain aieinci, -m. overhangs that section, but has loat force during tne last twenty-four hours. Unset tled conditions continue with this disturb ance and rains and snows ars general over the entire western slope. An area of high pressure, with decidedly colder weather, has developed over tha extreme northwest, and this high pressure will sweep down over the central valleys tonight, accom panied by a cold wave. Th weather Is extremely cold tn tha northwest this mor log. a temperature of 44 degree below aero being recorded In th western Can adian provinces. Light snow flurries are scattered over tne upper vaiieys mis raorn- lnr. but the high pressure and colder weather in the northwest Is accompanied by clearing conditions, and the weather will be fair tn this vicinity tonight and FritUv. with a cold wave tonight and con tinued cold Friday. The eastern high Is a-radually moving off the Atlantic coast, and rainy and unsettled weather Is general east of the Mississippi river. Record of temperature and precipitation. compared with th corresponding day of the last tnres years: 19uS. 1907. 190t. Minimum temperature.... 24 23 S Sa Prec-lDltatlon 00 . .10 Normal temperature for today, SO degrees Deficiency in precipitation sine March 1, 6 40 inches. Deficiency corresponding period in 1906, 7 8 Inches. Deficiency corresponding period in 1907, 3.D8 inches. L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster. MORE HAEMMAN EUMORS AFLOAT Report Tkat l alen Faclfle Magnate la to Become Chalrraaa of w Tork Central F.xecatlTo Board Is ot Confirmed. NEW YORK. Jan. 14 The uncertain price movement In today's stock market was much the same as for several days past, but the marked subsidence of activity was distinguishing feature. The number of Isclnllnarr measures adonted bv the board of governors lately, to which was added an expulsion today, operates to curtail some kind of activity In the market, but It is doubted whether operations of the kind aimed at make up a large proportion of the dealings from day to dsy. Tha moral effect of these measurpa. however, is to discourage manipulative and fictitious transactions, which are with a view solely to the effect on prices. The current duil- In the stteculation finds its truer ex planation in tha doubts felt over the In dustrial and business outlook and In the height to which previous speculation had pu-nea prices. J he proportion of demonstrated truth In he numerous rumors which have helped to lift prices remains ud to the present mall, and conjecture over the reliability much of this renort grows anxious with he spectacle of nrtces hsltine- or receding. Renewed advances in special stocks on fresh rumors of this sort do not serve en tirely to wipe out misgivings. Such move ments were In evidence today snd ftroved of effect In sustaining prices, but not In broadening th demand. Wisconsin Central, it was still confidently said, was to be bought In the Interest of Canadian Taclflc, ut no authoritative announcement was made on the subject. New York Central wss affected by the currency given to a tory that E. H. Harrlman had obtained n option on the holdlne-s of W. K. Vander- bllt and was to assume the chairmanship of the board of directors. This report re ceived no countenance from the interests Immediately concerned. The advance In the Bank of England discount rate to S per cent, which was the principal event of the nnanciai aay. was of small immediate ef- ect in New York. The ac'ioi has been generally expected and had no unfavorable effect on foreign stock markets. Private discount rates rose in London and Paris The strong return made by the Bank, of England coincident with this advance In he official discount rate waa a notice of pursuit of a policy of strengthening post tion for future contingencies rather than to meet the present demands. ' The heavy repsyments to the bank, amounting to over $ao.n00.O0O, were supplemented bv a decrease of $11,446,000 in the holdings of government securities in the effect towards the reduc tlon of supplies In the open market. The purpose of the bank to attract aold la thus definitely proclaimed and a competition announced with the Bank of Franca for the weekly arrivals of Transvaal Kold. which the latter institution has been taking rrom London markets for the paat months. Heaviness or the metal industrials proved orsg on tne market. The note of dis appointment In the views of steel trade authoritiea over the rate of revival of n demand carried United States Steel to the lowest point touched since Its rise to a record price late last year. Amalgamated Copper also wss unfavorably affected by he declining tendency of the price of coo per and the reports of accumulating stocks ot copper and tne high rate of production of that meal. The market closed with one of the Intermittent upward swings of prices in progress. Honda were irregular. Total sales, par value, . $4,644,000. United State bond were unchanged on call. Th following were the closing quotation an siocks ana Donas: Seles. Hit Artlcles.l Open. I High. ) Low. I Clcse. Yes'y 94Hl Wheat I I May 1 06 1 06V July S7,1 hpt. MSI 94Hl Corn-t . I I u.u kii-t, ' iti al July !tt3"i ' Sept. I J Oata I.I May I 514,: nJ Julv ' 4V pt. -! J9V folk- I -1 Jan,, .1 !$ May 1 7 July I 14 SO t Lard J . Jan. ..I M I J H7W May 1 70 t art .li.lv "! to i Hi I. I Jan... 1 rw Mav ' S fcvj; July ! t 96 1 fl&Nl 7 I 1 i 1 6 974.1 94 941! 94 I 62 I 1S 61VirT; 63 SlJimV51Vfr 4H14-ti4VJ 1 7W 17 06 9 87H! 9 m to S 7?S,' is i m l SO 1 is 7m II 06 16 90 60 TO I STr. S47V! S 9-'V,l 8 (W 9 I I $ 96 ( 4S S9V. 16 76 14 75 9 7" 9 50 : 1 6 6 tH 8 97H No. S.. ,'tih nuotations were as follow: FLOCR-Steadr. WHEAT No. t spring. $1 OftM.06; No. 3, $ll1.07; No. I red. $1 04S1.06V CORN-Nd. ?. 6eVQ6i; No. 2 yellow, 69 0ATS-N0. J whit. He; No. S whit, 4H tlMr. - RYE-No. 76' kc. BARLEY Oood feeding. 60c; fsir to choice malting. 141'. f EED Flsx. No. 1 northweatern. $1 C1H. Prime tlmolhy. $3 96. Clover, contract gisdrs. tZb. PKOVlSI"N-8hnrt ribs. side, ilnoaet. tt.al.TrX Mess pork, per bbl.. $16-4fll 16. l.ard.- per W lbs.. $8674. Short clrar sides (boxedl. $t 604J 00. Following wera the receipts and ship ments of flour and gisln: . . Kc'nt. Shlptn-! Kansas City Grain aad Provisions. KANSAS CITY. Jan. 14 WHEAT-l'n- rliangt-d: May, $1.0O4; July, 914c; cash. No. 3 hard. l.Vcf 1.0KH. No. 3 hard. 9Hcil.04 No. 2 red. Sl.ott; No. 3 red, L0HqLO7. CORN Unchanred to lc higher; May, 6Sc July. &RV4c; September, 6Vc; cash. No. t mixed, bc; to. i mixed. 6c; no. I white, 61ifilHc; No. 3 white, (Wfrtftac. OATS Unchanged; No. t white, SAflttftie No. 2 mixed. 4!6wJC. RYE 70r73c. HAY Steady: choice timothy. $.7&8H0.00 choice prairie, $i.669.00; choice alfalfa. lis.fiotnt.w. BUTTER Steady to firm: creamerr ex tras, 3!c; packing stock, 19c. EOOS Firm; fresh extras, 3.1c; current receipts, J)nc. Receipts Shipments Wheat, bu T1000 Tt.OoO Corn, bu , 9C0' 710i)0 Oats, bu '. 2,000 I4.0U0 Options at Kansas City: Articles. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Cloe Wheat May ... July ... Corn May ... July ... jtOS-uSj Sl' I 67VW"JSI 9 1 fWA 90i fuj E7 M Flou-. bM, Whesi. bu. Corn. bu. Cats, bu. . Kve. bu- Barley, bu. .... ttwM ... f4.T ...llS.l'm 61.100 41 jro 347.9110 :ii,nn 4ft!0 3x.ano on th PrediM-a exchange todav tbe rmt- tr "market waa steady; oroamenea. 23Cc; ilairtea Oti-lc. Egg, firm; at mark, case included. 2796VV; firsts. tlVec; pnme first. rAto. Chews, strong at 14l$c. , SI. LoU General Market. ST. U)U1S, Jan. 14. -WHEAT Higher; liack. No. 3 red. cash. I1.0HI1.U; No. S hsrd. lt.UCl .07; Mar. $1.07jrt tfT: July. 97c. URN Ur: track. Ne. S cash. lx0 ; Mav, 6uHc; July, )TaJlo; No. I white, iHviJ1-'. " ' . ' OATtwWeak: track.- No. ash. oHc; Msy.'ktSbc; July.-fHc; No. t white, tic. RYE Nominal, Tic. . KlAJI'R Hteady; red winter patents, $1 ott li: extra fancy and straight, $4 $0 ifi to- hard a Inter clear. $160. SEED-Tlmothr. (le.tt. CoKNMKAL $$.10. - bltAN-Higker; axkd. aat track, $1.00 fl 14. HAV Steady; timothy. tlO.tuJI4.40; erai. , r e, 14 timll (A IRON fori ON TlCC-tl.t. - . " H-UJIT 7 4e. .. .. ..HF-MP TWIN$w-7e. , PROVISIOKS Pork, higher; lobbing. 14. Lard, ataady; r4sna aiaam, taxsu . lry swic maata. stMdr; boxed ritra skarta. $esk; .rlaac. rtha. i-K; short " clears. .$434 Kann. steady: hoaad extra shnrts. tlitr rM, $10iCv1, ahort ttar il'u-tv PL LTht-Fuui, clitukeas. Uc, springs Philadelphia Prodaee Market. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14.-BUTTER Steady and In fair demand; extra western creamery. 4c: extra nearby prints. 2c. tU(rr Firm and in good demand; Pnn vlvanla ami other nearby firsts. free rases. 34c at mark: Pennsylvania curren receipts, in retainable cases. 33o at mark western firsts, free raavs. $4u at mark -etrn cuirent receipts, free cases, SJ3 33c st mark. CH EfcieiE In firm demand; fair to good, lSWIrHc Mlaaeaaolla Grata Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Jan 14.-WHRAT-Mav tl.ie,; July, $1.04.61.06; cash. No. 1 hard $1.104: NO. I nonnem, i.'-; rxo. 1 norm ern. $1.07HtPlO7H: No. $ northern. $1.044 FLAX XI .644. BRAN In bulk. $H Vim IS. FLOL'R Moderate Improvement; first patents. K.aaUe.to: second patents, fnnta t 40: first clears, 64 .W4T4.lv; second clears $T 9663 10. I.lveraool Grala Market. LIVERPOOL Jan. 14. WHEAT-pn easy: No. S red ester n winter, 7 9V Futures, quiet; Marcn, is enu; aiay, SVd CORN Spot, steady; American mixed new. via Galveston. 6s 4Sd Futures, dull January, ta I7J. March. 6s 2Sd; May, 5 IHd. Mllwaak.ee Grala Market. MILWAUKEE. Jan. 14 WHEAT Mar ket steady: N. I northern, 11 11: No uorthern. $1 .71fl M : May. $1 ow.i OT, bid CORN Ixwer: May, 614c bid BARLEY Lower; standard. 6c; asm pis Httc. Peoria Market. PEORIA. Jan. 14 CORN Unchsnged No. 1 vellow. 6c: No. I yellow. 6c: No. I akc: No. i, fSc; No. 4. tVc: no grade, tic, OATS-unchanged; no. I wnite, unc Dalatk Grala Market. DULUTH. Jan. ll-WWEAT-No 1 north ern. $1 0T; No. 2 northern, il.OeS: May OATS 4Sc (It Market. NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-nOFFE-. til res closed steady at a net advance 6iyi0 point. Salea were reported nf 31. lf0 bags. Including January at 6 7o; Februan- LVrtu; March at t tveC.lttc; May 6.tiJ6.B July. . impvlfcc; August. 6T0g; Septsmb iau6.fic. 8pot coffee frm. Rio, nom ,.; raitos No 4. c. Mild coffee steady; Curdovs, l3.JV: and creased. S4 000: bullion, Inrressed. ;4S3.64 7; other serurltlea, derressed. 5.017.000; other deposits, decressed. CI.S7i.0oa; public dooslts, decreased, a, 1.880. OOO; notee reerrTe. Increased, a.1. 043,000; government securltlee, de creased. fl.rnO.OOO. The proportion of the bank's reserv to liability this week is 43 M per cent; last week it was 36 44 pei cent. ew Tork Money Market. NEW YORK. Jan. 14. MONEY On call. easy at ittml per cent; ruling rate. 14 per cent; closing bid. 1 per cent; offered at 1 per cent. Tim loans, quiet and stesdy; sixty dava, 2 per cent; ninety davs, 1f per cent; six months. per cent. 'RIME MERCANTILE PAPER JVU4 per cent. KiElu.l.xil KALHAiMitt steady, with actual bualness In bankers' bills at $4 S4f(t 86 for aixty-day bills snd at $4 8760 for de mand: commercial bills. $4.84S'o4 4. SILVER Bsr. 6Jic: Mexicsn dollars. 43c. BONDS Ooverrimt-nt. atesdv: tailroad. Irregular. Th following were the closing quotation on bonds yesterdsy: V. S. rf. 2s. reg .....KrInt. Met. 4ee 4o oourOS 100 'Men. r. g. 4e . 8. tm. rs liHU N. ant. ! ml Central 4s Mv, 1IV4 1 Is tn- 24 l4Mlnn. St. I,, it ... cj 77SM . K. T. 4e 1W .l')H ts M 1N. R. R. ol M e. 4s. '-"4 41 n. r. a . ih " ,1" N. i. C. . U No. Peclfle 4e Aoielismeteit Copper Am. c. F Am. C. r. pit An. Cottea Oil Am. H. U wtt An loe Securlttes. Am. Unseed OH Americas Loooraottve Am. Locomotive ptd Am. a. a. R Am. 9. a R. pfd Am. Sugar Reflnln Am. Tobacco pfd American Woolen Ansronda Mining Co Atchison Atchteon pfd Atlentle I'nut L4oe Baltimore 4k Ohio Bel. Ohio ptd Brooklyn Rapid Tr Canadian Pacific Central Leather Central Leather pfd , Central of New Jeraej Cneaapeake V Ohio Chicago Ot. W Chicago a N. W c., m. a gt. p C. C. C. at St. L Colorado F. a I Colorado aV So llo. c So. lat ptd Colo. St So. it ptd Conaoitdated Gaa Corn Product nelaeare A Hudaos Denver a Rio Grande..... D. R. O. ptd Planners' eourltlea Erie Krle 1st pfd Krle W pfd Oeneral klectrto Greet Nortbera pfd Greet Northern Ore ctfa. . Illlnoti Ootr.1 InterDnroufh Met nt. Met. pfd International Paper Int. Paper pfd International Pump Iowa Central Kansas City Bo K. C. go. pfd Louisville A N Minn Bt. IauIs M . It. P. S. S. M Missouri Pacific M., K. T M . K. A T. pfd National Lead New Tork Central N. Y.. O. A W Norfolk 4 W North Americas Northern Pacltlo Pacific Mall Penaaylvenia People' e Uea P., C. C. a St. L Pressed 8 tee I Car Pullman Palace Car Railway Steel spring .... Reeding Republic Steel Republle Steel ptd Reck Island Co Rock lllaad Co. pfd St. U 8 r M pfd ... St. Louis W Si. L. S. W. pfd Sloee-Sheffleld . a I Southern Paclflo So. Pacific pfd Bonthara Railway So. Railway pfd. ......... Tennessee Copper Teiaa Pacific T., bt. L. A W T., St. U A W. pfd I'nlon Pacific I Bloa Pactfte pfd I'. S. Rubber I'. S. Rubber 1st pfd I'. 6eel t S. Steel pfd t'tah Copper Va. -Carolina Chemical .. Va -Caro. Ckem. pfd Wsbaa Wabash ptd eetughoeae Biectrie .. Weetera tnloa Wheeling A L. T. Wleconals Central Am. T. T. Co Total sales tor the day, 14, SCO ino . . Hot) tm l.ouO 17,400 ' 101) l'JO 400 !. ino i.ono 21. son soo 100 iflii I.Ooo U.000 80'. 10e 4314 4., 20 102 V 41 M', ion i, 104 umi 4S4, 174 80 rii" 8 Low. Cloe. 474 104 4X 1 "oiii '4H ii: 124 4H4 SSS VOL, 1071. 1(S KM, JO 7 'a 1J.J0O 144 14TS SK 1.5"H 7' I.IKI t.u S(fl 00 l.swi MO TOO 14 400 1.404 00 4."0 l' 2 100 l.'HW , i.3a 4S 44 83i UV U 174 7. .14 V or, 45 ir,44 11 Ui'-, 4S 300 4.100 l.tiV) l'JO 400 1.40 1.700 u,ie too l.&no 24.100 3tn) too 104 4O0 10 , t un 4ot '"io too 47,iiO , too 100 , 2.n , 1 sou .. 1 000 700 .. 47.200 .1 'i.too .. 400 2.000 .. I.4'I0 .. 1 o .. 41,le .. 400 .. b4) .. 4.2oo .. H.iVil .. (.tw .. TOO 70 . .. 1.400 li.fciO li) .. 100 .. 10 MO .. 1.1011 191, 1V 4--S "2 123 68e 144 ( 4.1 73 ' 's 1J14 44 fit', 731 139S S.11, 13.'S 101 'it ' lTO 4V m t u J n 44 43 127 1 1V 3f,', ti 44' 3A 1SJI 141 71 142S 14. 2S MVs 3I4 401, 71 H 1M i.4 143s 4 42, 73 77 lf74, 45 45 7SV1 S3", lll iu: 41 17v 44 1S7S iS us 4 M; US M4 114 Ei 3 44 54', ? 71, V- S2S 1U Ms 11SS 4414 444 il4 ! lk4 47 4 in, ' 124 441.20 ehare. 634 774 117', 'ih 4P, 44 34 iti 71 174 44 4 61 4 1114 44 44 'ii 44 -4 474 114 174 1254 4 1074 444 4 11 144 U04 444 1014 1274 524 IS 474 4 1004 107 IU14 is 4 1744 304 i!4 074 4 1764 1484 ss 40 64 1274 174 l.i 44 794 Si 4 4 44 16 4 1H 1424 1O4 J 41 14 414 114 664 l4 414 4.'4 TI4 1124 1 144 44 43 71 rtr, 134 4-4 to 4 '-4 1194 334 1324 1"!4 it 41 lb 4s 13 4 el 14 6J4 14 214 6J4 ll4 120 2"S 14 44 61 1764 44 4 1' 414 1124 4o 4 1124 14 44 4 KS 47 114 14 U04 8 a coupen . 8. 4s, reg ... te eovpoa Am. Tobacco 4e. . do 4 Atchienn gee. 4s 'do ad. 4s do cr. 4s do cr. 60 Atlantlo C. U Bal. Ohio 4s , da 14 Rrk. R. T. ct. 4s. ... IVntrsi ot On. U ... do let foe do 44 Ine do Id Inc Oi.. A Ohio 441 . hlcsgo A A. 2s 1., B. A w n. 10 H do te , 14 R. I. A P. 4 .... do col. 6e do rfds. 4a CVV. A St. L. f 4s Colo. Ind. 5e Colo. Mid. 4 Colo. A fto. 4s Del. A H. cr. 4a... I). A R. O. 44 .... Erie p. L 4s , do gen. 4a Hock. Val. 44s Japan 4e w . . . . do 44 do Id eerlee... Bid. Offered. .lr4. A . 44 O. 8. L. rfdg. 4s 444 . irSiPenn. c. ts 1W4.... 44 .1014 eon. 4s 10 . 74 Reading gen. 4s I'M) . a4Reej. of Cuba 4a t4 . 40 3t. L. A I. M. e k.lilH .K44SL L. A 8 P. fg. 4a. 8'4 . 74 H. L. 8. W. e. 4s ... 74 . 7eaboard A. U 4s ... 444 . Bo. paclttc 4a I . 474 d 1st 4a T4 . 4148o Rallwar (a 107 4 . TBM A P. IS l!7 .... 744T . 8U L. A W. 4S... 4714 .... 414t'nlon PaclHc 4s t"24 .... F4 do ct. 4s 104 ...101 r. 8. steel 2d te I'M 4 .... 44 Weheah la 1174 .... M W "stern Ud. 4s 94 .... 72 W. A L. B. .... 43 ....liWla Central 4s 44 .... 4N. V., N. H. A H. ... 404 ct 4e etta 1."J .... 44Lake Shore 4s 1431... 464 I.oadon atoclc Closing;. TjONDON, Jan. 14. American securities were generally steady during th first bour today. jj-Tlce were within a mall fraction of yesterday's New Tork closing. The rate of discount of the Bank of England was raised today from 2' to 3 pr cent. This is tup first cnange since May 2? of last year. m increaso in tne rate waa gen erally annotated and was due to the small gold reserve. nMch last week stood below tloo.000.0ti0, being funrier depleted of nearly $5.00i,tKJO by withdrawals during the last few days for shipment to Mou.n America. Only small amounts of gold have been coming Into the country from Egypt and 'or many months the bank has been unable to Ob tain the weekly supplies arriving from the mines, as France has been a persistent buyer of the metal, presumably in prepara. tlon for the new Russian loan. With the bank's reserve at such a low ebb. the high rate is necesssry to attract gold Imports, as wen as rnecK continual demands. London closing stocks: Consols, moner 4K4Mo.. Kan. A Texas.. 434 do sccounl anieew lorn centrml. .131 Anaconda 4Norfolk A Western.. 174 Atchison n eo pia do pfd 104 Ontario A Westers. Baltimore a Ohlo....lll4Penne;lTanla Canadian Pacific . . .. 174 Rand Mines Chesapeake A Ohio.. 44 Reading, si-dlr ... . 1 Soul hern Railway . .108 do pfd . 114Southern Pacltlo .. . 14 t'nton Pacific . U do pfd . 14U. 8. Sieel . 46 do ptd , 44 Wabash . 114 do pfd .1444Spanlah 4a t4Atnal. Copper Chi. Ureat Western Chi., Mil. A Bt. P re Beers DenTer A Rio O .. do pfd Erie do 1st ptd do 2d pfd Grend Trunk ..... Illinois Central ... Louisville A Nash. SILVER Bar, steady at 24d MONEY MM per cent The rat of discount In the open market for short btlls is 24fW4 per cent; for three months' bills, zj(Bai per cent. . ts . 47 . 474 . 4Mi . 24 . 4J4 ,Kv4 .1U4 . 484 . W4 .1144 . 19 . 44 . 444 414 per ounce. Bost Stocks aad Boads. BOSTON, Jan. 14. Money, call loans. 3V TJ4 per rent; time loans, 34 per cent. Closing quotations: Atrklsos adj. 4s M-.Cel. A Art son 114 do 4a .... Atrh4Mn R. R ... do pfd Boston A Albany. Boston A Mslne.. Boston Rievated . rurnbunr pta N. Y.. N. H. A K I'nlon Pacific Am. Arte. Chem- do pfd Am. Pneu. Tube.. Amer. Sugar .... do pfd Amer. Woolen ... do ptd ricmlnlon I. A 8.. General Electric .. Mats. Electric Mass. Gas I'nlted Fruit t nlted 8. M do pfd U. 8. Steel -.. do pfd Adventure Amalgamated Atlantlo Butte Coalition .. .11. QaU A Hecla... ., M4Ceotennial ........ . .loft4Cotper Range .... ..MS Daly West . 1W4 franklin ..118 Oranby ..1SS Oreene Osnanea .. ..11 Isle Rerale . .14". Mining .... .. 174Mlchlaa ......... .. 844 Mohawk ., 4'4Mont. C. A C... . .lift Nevada . .l740!d Dominion .... .. 24 Osceola .. 43 4 Parrot .. 1 Qulnrr ,.lU4Shanoea , .. H4Tanirck .. 41 Trlnlir ..147 Vnlted Copper ... .. T41'. 8. Mining .. 84 IT. S. Cll .. 41Hl'th ..1124 Victoria ... 4 Winona .. 40 Wotrerlne .. 17 North Butte .. 244 ..M0 .... 214 .... 74 .... 10 .... In ....104 .... 114 .... :4 .... 64 .... L3 .... 6 .... 23 .... 14 6.1 132 .... 24 44 .... 14 .... 74 .... 1(4 .... 144 .... 44 .... 24 14 .... 44 64 141 .... U4 OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Beceipta Liberal, with Little Chinee in. Condition!. DEMAND FOR HOGS IS GOOD Receipts Are Also Liberal Bad Market Stars A boat AVkere It Was Wed a red a y a bee B e relpts Moderate. 80VTH OMAHA. Jsn. 14. 1909. .Cattli). Mots. Sheep. Receipt were: Official Monday ... Official Tuesday ... Official Wednesday Estimate Thursday , Four davs this week. 8am days last week.. Same days 1 weeks ago. .14.8.11 Hams days J weeks ago.. K 1.(7 Same dava 4 weeka ego..tX7 Same dava last year 2J,3 The following table show the rcelpt of cattle, hog and sheep at Bouth oraana for the year to date, comrnred with last year: i. !. inc. Dec. rattle 4n 77. 40K77 4.849 IWs 1106.18 181 "1 a.tv Sheep 66.4111 6i.7M 10.63 Tha followinar lehle eViows the inrstl prlca of hogs at South Omaha for th lat several days, with comparisons: XI S.MtJ ." . 8 1iJ.18 8. , t SM 11.428 ln . 3 X) 14,Cr t,S"J .a 577 42.82 27.713 .LM.173 49.877 I9.7o8 JS.SoJ 4.10S 21.714 8.878 ai.a3 30.64a S3.t38 2S.6M3 Dates. I 1S09. 130.,107. 190. 1905. 11904. 1908. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jin. Jan. Jan. 78 I 8 85 t T7V 5 83 5 84 6 83 e t 74 5 XI E Hi 4 tSI t0) I 141 4 4t 4 77 & 1 a en ' m a -1 A Mi 8 83 4 81 4 241 24 4 231' 8 28! 4 80' 8 73 4 22! 6 ti 4 li 8 29 I 8 3u 4 08! 4 20 281 t 22 t 171 5 2.: 8 4 4 4 46 4 60 4 88 4 ts 4 861 4 82 4 81 6 Nil 4 62 8 22 4 61 4 631 6 ail 4 61 4 tilj 6 36; 4 61 4 78 I 4 tW 4 73 23 84 40 4 8" 8 49 8 29 8 40 e 6 48 8 48 8 37 S :i 2 3 .. lit U 5 K 16' R 1 4 1 .. 1 4H 4 2 1 t I 2 i 198 43 3 4 .- ... 8 84 ... tn u 8 k " " M I 4 " 1.1 .-. 8 44 , t-. 14 t T.tl i. I S3 -) M 8 4 75 -...'1 4 t se t ST. T4...M..tM NIK 1 . It ... t 46 K4 14 6 S4 It r ... 4 no 4 " 47 ,e4 SO I .... r ee 4 (- 71 .....!4 e 6 .14 S4 4 64... 1 4 R. S.M.. 4I ... 4 Id 44 ..4 4 I N.mM,M 8 1 a- i6 .. . 16 141 ... 4 14 8HlliltRecetits of sheep were moderate again this morning, with the inquiry just about sufflolent to hold prices fully steady on all fat grades ot aherp and lamb. Bo far this week there has been no change whatever In tha general condition of the trade. The run has been moderate while tha demand haa been fully equal to the supplv. so that price today at Jut aa high a they were at the olos of lat week. Urohs sold today up 10 87.75. ewes at snd yearlings at 17. record r-rlc8 for the season to date. A few feeding aheep and limb have ar rived this week and they hav found rdy sale at mora or less satisfactory figures. Several loads of feeding lambs from the western ranges were offered today and sold at verv satisfactory prices. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Oood to rhoioe lambs. 87 Oftijrf.TS: fair to good lambs, t8.lO4T7.00: feeding lambs. 14 60Ut M; good to choice light yearlings. t40tj88; good to choice heavy yearlings. tlfttf.80: feeding yearling. 84.6o'tJ6.00; good to choice wethers. li.J6ati.50; feeding wethers. 84 0034.60: irood to choice ewes, t4 7MJi6; fair to good ewes, 44 8644.78; feeding wa, ti.909i.3b; cull and bucks, tl Oi3t.0a Representative ! MO. ewes ewe cull.. ewe ewe oullt.. lamb ewe cull.. lambs ewes lamb ewe cull.. Hose. Slie"v W 2.onr 72S 480 3,(M 1.47:1 9.'7 3.19 1.667 S97 4.67ti l.Ka y, 78 144 117 1M Ul 1 119 101 11 0 ..... ..... 22 KS 8 6"7 4? 2.222 114 1114 2S 21 .New York Mlnlag Stocks. NEW TORK, Jan. 14. Closing quotations on mining stocks: lice too atrunswlck Cos 4 Com. Tunnel stock... 21 do bonds 17 Con. Csl. A Va 40 Horn SHeer 14 Iron Sliver 110 OKere. LeadTtll Co. Liule Chief .. Meslcaa Ontario Ophlr Standard Hallow Jacket . .. 8 .. 7 . . 100 .460 . .1(4 ..ia .. 74 Sunday. CATTM-: Receipts continue fairly liberal i tie oirtcial number of cars or sioca brought In today hv each road was: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's. ., M. oi St. V 9 Wabasli R. R Mo. I. Ry S P. R. R IS V. N. W. least).... 8 N. W. twesti.. 40 C, Ht. P.. M. O . 18 C, B. & Q. (eastl.... 2 C, H. & Q. (wean. W C, n. I. & P. tcHSti.. I C. R. I. P. (west). 3 Illinois Central Rvl .. 3 Chicago Ot. Western :i Total receipts ....lit The disposition ot the day's receipts was as follows, each buyer puichasing the num- oer 01 neau indicated: Cattle. Omaha Packing Co. ... Swift and Company ... Cudahy Packing Co. ... Armour A Co Vansaiit & Co Ijobman A Rothchlld ... Hill & Son K. P. Lwls , HuBton & Co J. B. Root & Co J. H. Bulla I Wolf JlcCreary A- Carey .... Bam Werthimcr , H. F. Hiimllton M. HagKcrty & Co. ... F. Q. Lnghram Sullivan Bros I. eh.mer Bros Other buyers Evansvlllo Pkg. Co. .. St. I Live Stock Co. Myers Georg Rothschild .... Totals 4.127 14.321 7.T01 with verv little change m the general quality of the offerings from day to lay. Conditions were about the same aa on yesterday and while ail classes of buyers took hold of the light and handy weight beeves In pretty good shape at about steady figures there was a disposition to neglect the heavy cattle or buy them at lower figures. This has been the trend of values practically all the week, and while cheaper and lighter steers are sellinx about a well as last week the heavier and higner priced grades are off fully 26c on an aver age. The movement was very slow this morning on sll but the deelrable lightweight steers and the feeling on the heavy grades wss weak and lower. Cows and heifers were In quite liberal supply and although the demand was about up to the recent good average prices ranged from stesdy on the best to otflOo lower on the fair to medium grades. Butcher stock Is selling verv high at Dresent and the dis position on the part of buyers this morning was to buy tnem aa cneap as possmie, inua making a rather slow trade. Receipts of stockers and feeders were quite liberal for the latter half of the week, and while prices were well sustained on the good fleshy grsdes under the influence ot a good active demand, the market on the light and medium weight stock cattle was very slow and unevenly lower and about 2oc lower for the week, with the volume of business rather moderate. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn-fed steers. t6.0ifjti.75; fair to g-ood corn fed steers, t5.00fi(.S6; common to fair corn fed ateers, i4.ou'a'5.oo; good to choice corn fed cows and heifers, 84.-96.40; fair to good cows and heifers. til.6'"ti4.26; common to fair cows and heifers. t2.0Ct(?3 00; stock heifers, t2.7&'3 50; veal calves. 84.008.00; bulls, stags, etc.. t3.UOrj5.00: good to choice Mockers and feeders, t4.7Mi5.40; fair to good stockers and feeders. t3.7oij4.2E; common to fair stockers and feeders, 32. 75ij3. 60. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. 218 western It western 188 western l;2 western 103 western t4 western 37 western 420 western 123 western 10 western 219 western ewes 1.397 western lamb feeder.. 301 western lambs 167 western Ismbs IUJ western lamba 21 western lamb culls....... 472 western lambs ?Si weettern ewes 2C1 western yearlings 126 western yearlings 679 western ewes , 67 western ewe, culls ..... ,V41 western ewes 41 Wyoming ewes 28 Wyoming ewes, culls ... 418 western lambs, feeders Av. . 104 . 107 . 1M . 88 . 88 . 83 . 64 . 102 . 71 . 83 . ft . 84 . 09 . 81 . 85 . 71 n- "l02 ..100 ..100 ..inn ..100 .. 98 .. 93 .. 93 .. o5 rr. 6 28 t 86 4 X 3 76 7 75 J 80 8 00 6 10 7 85 t 60 t 00 8 80 7 75 7 66 7 S5 5 60 8 90 4 88 8 88 e 86 4 75 5 to s no 4 60 8 00 8 60 Treasary Stateraeat. WASHINGTON. Jan. 14 -Today a state ment of the treasury balances In the general fund, exclusive of the tl 50,000. 000 .old reaerve. shows: Available cash balance, tl66.996.2HI; gold coin and bullion. 324,843,939; gold certificates, 336,108,830. Bask CTearlags. OMAHA. Jsn. 14. Bank clearings for to day were t2,4o2.l79.64, and for the corre sponding dale last year 42.248,211. Wool Market. , BOSTON, Jan. 14.-WOOU-Tradlng In the local wool market haa revived and several large transfer were transacted. Trade is firm, especially In fleece wools, although the demand run through all grade. The leading domestic quotations range fnl. lows: Indiana and Missouri Three-eighths blood. 28fr28c: quarter-blood, 274t28c. Scoured Values Texas fine. 11 months, 6tS!2c; fine, 8 to 8 months, 631766c; fine fall, 48ftSuc. California Northern, 6208c; middle county, 4o660cj southern. 40j42c. Oregon Eastern, No. 1 staple, 6X8i2c; eastern No. 1 clothing, iVV&Tjoc; valley No. 1, 4ij4Sc. Territory Fine stsple, 63$6c; fine medium staple, b342c; fine clothing. t74JJOc; fine medium clothing, 65fi67e; half-blood, 60ot3c; three eightha blood, t&rJtSnc; quarter-blood, iOj62c. Pulled Extra, bOiCc; fin. 67joc; A super, 47 c 66c. ST. IM'IS. Jan. 14 -WOOT-Vnchanged : medium grades, combing and clothing, 184 23Hc; light fine. lH'tf'j)c: heavy fine, I04. 8jlci tub washed. tiuSISc CIHCAfiO LIVE 8TOCK MARKET Cattle I)Ter Hoas Weak ta I.eTrer Sheep and Iiinbs Easy. CHICAGO, Jan. 14 CATTLE Receipts, 10.0i head. Market Wtl5c lower. Steers 34.4W7.26-: cows. .0Clf6.5O; heifers. XW( t.73; bulls. 32.40I&G.80: calves. 33.6Ofil0.O0 Blockers and feeders t2.604i4 80. HOGS Receipts. 30.000 head. Market weak to 10c lower. Choice heavy shipping, K2.Va6.37H: butchers. 36.2orff8 .16: light mixed, 33.iiti6.9r; choke llclit. 35.SrV.rt. 15; packing. t9iiK.20; pigs. 34.60ae.3O. Bulk ot sales 33.S6ra8.2f. kkf and lambs-Receipts. lJ.t" head. Market easy. Sheep. 34 0036.00; lambs, to.2&ti.10; yearlings. 3l.2&g7.:5. EENER CONFESSES MURDER cnntylvani Farmer Admits Truth of Story Told by Houikeeer. CUT UP BODY AND BURIED IT lading of Ashes aad Baraed flaaee 'orroh4rate'ateittii ""Stasia ta Pol lee Married Again lara Jllarder. TORK. Ta, Jsn. 14-iUrrr Keener, a ork county fArmet. fonfVssed todxy that the tory told by Miss IVirenia. .Taarser. his former housekeeper, that h had killed man on Ma farm last Jury la true. Th Identity of tha victim Is still unknown. The girl, who Is bur 18 year' f kg. ac cused Keener while she w lylnt on what wa believed to be) her deathbed. Investigation corroborated ' sfli tha girl's tatements except tha burial pf tha body. While tha entire orchard waa-helna; plowed yesterday Keener ws constantly "wsated" by th police. Early today, unable to hold) out any longer. Keener admitted tha crime nd corroborated practically all ar tha de tail of tha revelation made by Mlss.Tsw er. Keener said Ms victim waa stranger ho came to hi house In tha night and without apparent provocation threatens, t 111 him. He said he shot through tha gUj-s In the door of Ms home and killed him. its then burled the body In the orchard, but he odor caused him to ak It up.. He tried to dispose of It by. burning, but in this he was unsuccessful. Keener say Miss Taw ser helped to cut up the body and twisted In It burial. He said th arm and leg were separated from the trunk: and wera burled at different points. . A portion of the body was burled lit the oellar ot tha home, other part ware buried on th farm of his father, some miles away. Keener and the girl wera taken tn tha scene of tha crime today and art effort will be made to unearth tha remains of tha murdered man under their direction. Keener ta 25 years old and a widower. The finding today of ashes and a portion of burned bonce at plaoea where, Keener said he buried pieces ot tha body corrobo rate the confession mads by tha farmer. Keener' father died several months ago and left an estate of about 33,000 in trust for tha son. About two years ago Keener waa married, but a separation occurred a ear later, and he lived on the farm with Miss Tawser aa his housekeeper. Sine the murder Keener advertised in matrimonial paper and again married. : He abandoned he farm and was living with his mother several mile from tha farm when arrested. Kansas City I.lTe Stock Market. KANSAS CTTY. Mo., Jan. 14 CATTL.K Recelpts, 9.000 head. Including 500 south ems; market, lie lower: top, 385: calves. I5c lower; choice export and dressed beef steers. 3.86tT.K: fair to good. tt.TbTJS.iW: western steers. 33.9mflTj.00; stockers and feeders, 33.50tj6.2O; southern steers. $4.25 800: southern cows, 318iSH.45: nstlv cow, 32.CVf,5.ti0: native heifers, 3S.50tt8.00; bulls. IS.3Bt(.W; calves. 33.75fltl.25. HOGS Rcelpt8. 13.000 head; market steady to 6c lower; pigs, 15c to 20e lower; top. in. IS : bulk of sales, 36.6Or).05; heavy. 36.or6S.15: packers and butchers, 35.8OQ1 6.10; light. t3.4iVa6.90: pigs. t4.25a.2d. SHEEP AND IA-MB: Receipts, 9.000 head: market, slow, 10c lower: lambs 36.26fr7.76; ewes and yearlings, 3l.60U6.73 western yearlings, 86.7TtS.75: western sheep, t4.0O6.0; stockers and feeders, 33.0086.00, St. I.oals Lire) Stock Makat. ST. LOUIS. Jan.- 14. -CATTLE-Receipts, 4.300 head. Including 386 Taxans. Market for natlvea lOtj&io lower. Tcxans steady Native shipping and export steers, 34.76$ 7.80; dressed beef and butcher steers. 34.40 &.63,-- steers Under 1,000 lbs., 34.0Ot.26 stockers and feeder, 33.704.66; cows and heifers, t3.10t94i.50; canners, J2.Oxa2.50; bulls, 32.75&S.26; calves, 35.00fi8.75. Texaa and In dlan steers, t3.00&e.tj0; cows and heifers, 31.75?T4.50. HU Receipts. 14,800 head. Market steady to lots lower. Pigs and lights. t4. &4L06, packers, 36.0036.15; butchers and beat Heavy, o.ayjjJ z. 8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.730 head. Market lSHaoc lower. Native mut tons. 34.255.23; lambs, 33.26(37.86; culls and bucks, t2.86tvt.40; stockers. t2.25S3.60. Farlra FlaauseTal.' LONDON, Jsn. rt. Money wta In fair supply and In keen demand on tne n.arkei. today. Discounts were dearer. On tne Stock exchange tha settlement wss con cluded without any trouble. Business for new account waa of fair dimensions and firmci pally for Investment purposes, which mparU-d steadiness to British securities, but foreign sbsres and Kaffirs were in clined to ease. The increase In the discount tste of the Bank of tUngland was generally anticipated and had little effect on the market, but a better bank return than was expected caused satisfaction. American securities opened quietly and received fair support In the forenoon In the continental and arbitrage houses at a frsction over taHty, Krle and I'nlon Pacific leading. Iter New Tork aent firm quotations, but Irsdlng waa exceedingly quiet, and prices dec'lnrd and cloaed dull and easv. BERLIN, Jen. 14. The tora ot tha Bourse today waa Irregular and prices were rather weak. American securities were steadv. PARIS. Jan. 14. Trading on tha Hours today waa dull and f rices were weak. Th private rat of diaco-nt was gVfc per cent, an Increase of H Pr nt. Baak af Eaglaaa StaUaaeat. IX).MON. Jan. 14 The weekly alate ment of the Bank of Kngland shows me folli'Siiig clianses: Total reserve, in creased. 1.022,000; circulation. Us- Metal Market. NEW TORK. Jan. 14 M ETA LS The London tin market waa higher; spot. 127 13s and tut urea at 11 7 M; tha local mar ker waa quiet, but higher In sympathy with spot quoted at tA.uKO'iii.lD. Copper was lower at i,T 17s tl for spot and u2 16a M for fulurea in the Ixwirlon market; locally the market waa weak, with lake unchanged at tl4.37Wbl4.tiJH; while buyers' views were a lilil lower 011 tha other grades, electro lytic teeing quoted at 114 0113 I. 26 and casting at tit. 7Vt14. U4. Lead was unchanged at 113 2a 61 in London; the local market was dull at l4.17Va4.2i1 Spelter was unciianged at 21 7s 6,t in Loiulin and while the tone was easy locally quotation remained at t6.12Wu6.17. Iron was unchanged at 4s 3d for standard foundry In the London mar ket ; no change was reported locally; No. 1 northern foundry, tl7.tul7.75; No. & 31 J 75 C17.25; No. 1 southern and No. 1 so't south ern, 317. 2345 17.74. ST. IXjL'18. Jan. 14 METALS Lead, dull. 34 10. Spelter, dull. 35.07. Evaporated Apples aad Dried traits. NEW YORK. Jan 14. EVAPORATED APPLES Market continued fair, with fancy quoted at W0Hc; choice. 7Vtfc; prime, V7c; common to fair, &gac DRIED FRLITS-Prunea fell alowly, but th lanrer sixaa are firmly held: quotations rang from tVW?" for new crop California ranging up to 40-6 and from Wo to 9c for Oregon fruit raiiglneT from 40-5us to 24-tOa. Apr loot are scjltc and firm, with hoi quoted at iew7vc; extra choice, tW&iOc; fancy, llWtltu. Peaches remain dull. wtOi chu4ca quoted at SWs"c: extra choice. T& to; fancy. 8Wrlc KeUsina are unsettled and offaiina rrom tHa caa are reportaai to be under racamt prvea as a result of a hitch In tha plaJia for marketing tba crop by aa agrwinent eerweai paZkera and growers. Ioaa Muaratels ara quoted at M tie; on spi: rhoii-a to fancy Beaded. t-&"7c; svedless, 4u0W.; LonUon iaytt, U wal eiii. No. At. Pr. No. At. Pt. 13 454 t US 81 1IIU 4 S 4 "i 4 IS tl) lU'l 4 40 10 404 6 4S 11 1187 4 U) 11 4D4 4 4i 17 141 4 00 14 H',4 4 7f, J l0 4 ) It H41 4 0 4 1293 4 .", II Iii2 t 49 14 1407 4 40 COWS. 15 "2 2 50 19 .lln 4 It 4 70 8 6 It n 4 J 441 I 4.) 4 1141 4 30 I I 4 01) 7 lleO 4 44 10 44 4 T ' 4 41 4 40 1 413 7 l 100 4 0 I 410 I 14 117 4 W) 11 ) ll l!i ". ..11U 4 70 If 4-6 1 111 4 1131 4 '4 li 42 1 40 14 407 4 M 10 1009 4 00 6 1070 4 0 1 4 .0 4 00 4 113 4 45 If 47 4 10 11 7I t 2 7 1064 4 14 HEIFERS. I '4 I 40 li i4 4 44 4 720 I 0 11 S2 I 40 474 4 10 7 714 4 tn 444 t (0 10 770 4 10 4 Ivt I 24 4 4-1 4 54 II 41 I 35 BULLS 1 UM0 I 40 I 1440 I 74 1 144V I 40 1 1510 4 40 1 1330 S 4A 1 Ii40 4 60 1 1314 4 4a 1 :14J 4 40 1 4-'0 I 75 CALVES. t 47 I SO 1 5M 40 J 1 v 1 ljn 4 4o 114 I 40 I. 174 4 74 4 25 4 10 1 140 t 00 I J-. 4 0 4 140 T 00 1 110 4 40 1 til) 8 00 1 3'J0 4 u) St. Joseph 1,1 ve Stock Market. 8T. JOSEPH. Jan. 14. CATTLE Re celpts, 3.000 head: market dull and VQ'Sx: lower; steers, toOOjOW; cows and heifers 33.006.26; calves. 33.0Ui).50. HOOS Receipts, 8.000 head; market 5c lower; top, 4. 10; bulk of sales, 35 66'u6.95. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.500 head; market steady to JOc lower; lambs 38.5tX67.70. Sloax City Lira Stock Market. SIOUX CITT. Ia., Jan. 14 (Special Tele gram.) HOOS-Recelpts, 7.0X1 head; market steady to 6c lower; range of prices, 35.4U B.u; duik or sates, wb.lwav ab. CATTLE Receipts, 900 head; market steady; beeves. Jt.OOS.oO; fst cow and heifers. t30ia..0o; feeders, 33. 501. 76; year lings, J.wg.uu. Stock la Slgkt. Receipts of live stock at the six principal western martlets yesterday were aa follow Cattle. Hogs. Sheen South Omaha..... 3,900 14.000 Sioux City 91") 7.000 St. Joseph 3.000 9,000 Kansas City..... 8.000 15.00 St. Louis.. . 4.200 14.600 Chicago 10,000 30.000 Totals ....31.000 89.80) 8,1.00 4, MM 9.00 4.7H0 15,00V 41,7tiO 11... 14 .. 14 .. I... 4... IT... 11. STOCKERS 407 4 74 407 7ii4 714 414 6V1 474 4 4 I -i I U I 4 4 14 4 FEEDERS 74 4 14 4 441 1 7-5 1077 434 4 40 4 7 4 70 4 74 I 40 4 ii AND II. II M S4 4 :i. 10 HOtlS Liberal receipts this morning wera offset by an equally strong demand, so that In respect to tiie movement at least sellers hid no complaint to make, lite market closed yesterday In rather poor ahai. with the early advance practically all wiped out and the market followed this morning with blda and sales Just about in yesterday's notches. Local packers all had liberal orders to fill snd, while they purchased freely, I hey were not inclined to lmprjve prWea In any direction and, In fact, at r.o time would bid better than steady figure on the best offerlnga and after the more urgent orders were filled, th market eased off slightly, especially on the commoner kinds. The top todiy sold at t IS. the same as yesterday, with the general bulk around t6.7uti6 9s. or prac tically the same as yesterday. Representative sales: wo. at. sa. rr. ne. at. 11 1VI ... 4 4J 7 314 SO U lit 40 t M 70 M4 40 71 SKI 44 I 4 2:-4 40 U 14 ... 4 44 44 40 e4. 144 ... 4 : H... ....! 4 44 1M ... 4 7 14 ... 41 Kl e I 74 44 IM 10 71 44 4 75 47 tl 40 40 .14 1 4 T4 11 144 tve) 44. ...... 171 ... 4 14 14....M7 40 II. ...... .Sit 4w 4 7t 41 )d ti ei U' t 71 4 M ' 10 f 74 41 77 IM 14 8 14 4 t0 7.. r 4 t r.s, 14 4 T: 1 t 0 4 .464 40 41 ...... I"l 10 4 to M at 40 . 40 4 4S 4 . . 40 V .. . ' ... 8 4 n4..Jti let 41, IS IS t4 M ... ...... til ev) I eu ii c t 4 t -, 1 1 . j ... ti.ua ... t so .. 4 ,, Ml ... U3 tW Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Jan. 14 COTTON-Th martlet opened atcaay at an advance a sti points. rtitures npenea steany; January, 9 Z2c February. 9Z1'a9.23c; March. .23c: Mav .Z2c: June, s iic; July, 9.14c; August, 9.0oc October, s.tr.c; uecemter, sxsd.sac. F4iturea closed steady: January, t.Slc February, t.tuc; March. 9S2c: April, 9.20c May, ac; June, 1 18c; July, 8.18c: August s.iex-; rvriiemoer, s.tuc; uctooer, .80c; f vember, 8.92c; December, 8.92c, Spot closed quiet at 15 points higher middling uplands, 980c; middling gulf, 9.83c salea. 4iil I. alee. GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. 14.-COTTON- Hlgher; 9 5-18V. NEW ORLEANS. Ia.., Jan. 14 COT TON Spot market firm; low ordinary 47c; ordinary, o li-nc. nominal; goo ordinary, i'c; low middling. 8Vtc; mid dllntr. ic; good middling. 9Sc; mlddlli fair. 10c; fair, 104c. nominal: receipt, 11 143 Dales: stOK. aj4 6f bales. ST. LOl'IS. Mo., Jan. 14 COTTON Sternly: iniddlliig. 9 6-1 4c; aalea. 12 lialeH; receipts, 2,625 bales: shipments 2,4 o i oaies; HIOCK. 44,221 Dales. Oils aad Raala. OIL CITY. Pa . Jan 14 Oil, Credit bal ancs, n.Ts; runs, zs.'.iws bbls.; averatre, inj ;vo dois ; Biupmenia, uma. ; aver aae. iM.UKi onia SAVANNAH. Oa., Jau. 14.-OIL Turpen line, orm ri iac. ROSIN r'lrm; B. S3.1Oii3.0: D. 33 17U& .;; t3.17Vfl .23; F, U aW SO: G. U.te .1 n, e.i'iA.si', 1, ee.io; rv . eo-Jo; aj, e-S0 r, eo-iytfo w; n u, .sd; v w, xtj.oo. agar aad Molasses. NEW YORK. Jan. 14-SUGAR-RiW stedy; fair refining, 3.23c; centrifugal. test. 3.73c: molajsse sugar, 2.xc: refined quiet; crusneu, s.mc; powaerea. t -sc; gran uiaLcu, e.ejc. Toledo Seed Market. TOLEDO. O, Jan. 14 8F:ET Clover caan, lu.Kty. January, o.'V; Way, 3.t;1 ikiuwi, e'-. ' niiii. Hiemr, fl.y. TORREY'S BODY BROUGHT HOf Officer Wks Died la Manila Very Peaalar ta Arasy Circle. a BAN FRANCI94-0. Cal , Jan. 14 Tl body of Lieutenant Colonel M. W. Torrey rf tha Eighteenth infantry, who died aud denly at hi post in Manila, was brought homa on th transport Sherman, which aow la this harbor.. Tha remain were .: renipaaled by Mr. Torrey. Torre wa very popular in army circles. H I -eretl known here, having bee a rotvoacUd) wit tha Pacific dlvuion aa Inspector general for two ra, WHITE SLAVERS ARE CAUGHT Forfeit Honda ' In Chicago Only To. Be I m nvrlsoaeel la Frawce. CHICAGO, Jan. 14. Retribution haa ovar aken Alphonse and Bva Dufour, Indicted m the first of tha governments whlta slave cases, and, who escaped punishment hero by forfeltlntT IX.00O ball bonds. They fled to their old homa in Franca and, ac cording to a report received by the Immi gration bureau today have just bean sen tenced to prison In France for harboring an American girl. . Dufour was sentenced to five years and ' his wife to two' years Imprisonment. ' . If 70a will take Palsy's crtno Ixatlva intll tha bowels become regular you wll not have to take purgatives oonatantly, at Foley' Orlno Lsxatlvs positively cures chronto constipation tand . alulglsh liven. Pleasant to take. ''For le by all dfug trists. , RAILWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION lOTU AJfD MASON Union I'aclfl Laave. : ...a 8 bo am ...a t:50 pra Arrlva. a 9:40 pra a 6:00 pm aiO:U am a f :00 pm a 9:lt pm 6:45 pm a 6:60 put a 4:45 pm a 7.06 am b 1:40 pro Overland TJmlted Colorado Express. Atlantlo Kxpress Ott'gon Kxpress a t;to pm Los Angeles Limited... alt :65 pm Fast Mall a 8:30 am China and Japan Mall.. a 4:00 pm North Platte Ijocal a 7:43 am Colo.-Chicago Special. ,.al2:i& am Beatrice fc StromsDurg - Local tl2:w pm Cklcago Great 'Western 1 1 - St. Paul-Minneapolis .... 8:30 pm' Bt. Paul-Minneapous .... I.) am Chicago Limited 8:05 pm Chlcaao Express 7:30 am' Chicago Express ......... .3:30 pro. Chicago, Rock Island PavctSn EAST. Chicago Limited a 3 00 am all:05 pra iowa icai 1 .im na a 4 u pm Rocky Mountain UJ... J:00 anaf AU:06 pn Des Moines eastern.. a uu am a 4:30 Dm ties aiotnes rasenger..a t:uu pm Iowa Local bll:00 am Chicago t Eastern Ex.) a 4:40 pm Chicago Flyer a 6:28 pm WEST. . , Rocky Mountain Ltd..,.all:15 pm 1:50 pm Colo. & Cal. Express.. .a 1:20 pm a 4. JO Dm Okl. Il Texas Express.. a 4.40 pm a 1.15 pru Wabash St. Louis Express a t.tO prh St. Louis Local tfrom ' Council Bluffs; a 6:00 am Star.berry Local tfrom Council Bluffs) b t.-OO pm Illinois Central Chicago Express a 7:16 am Chicago Llnltexi....' a 8.-40 pm Mlnn.-bt. rtl Exprsia.b 706 am Mlnn.-St. Paul Limited.. a t.Ou fat a t.W ant Omaha-FU Dodge Local. a 4:16 pm ' aUu am L-lcatTO, Mtleraakee A Bt. rail Chicago 4V Colo. SpeclaLa T 26 km ali:60 pm Cal. mt Oregon Kxprtss.a 6:00 pm 1 a t:f pm Overland Limited ...... .a 9:58 pm a 8:80 am Perry Local , b 5:16 via bUt am Hlasonrt Pacific K. C. & St. L. xproaa..a 1.00 am K. C. at. 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