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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THUItSDAY. JANUARY 21, 1909.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Option Are Steady At the Open
j Inf and Later Advince.
PRICE OF CASH WHEAT ITBME&
Mere Cera Comes la Than Estimates
"wrt mm fa Demand la
Slow, will Very Few
Traders.
. a OMAHA, Jsn. , 18t.
The market wss -well supported at th
opening, all option) opened steady and the
.. brisk buying by some of the larger dealeri
advanced tha prices xitadlly. Wheat ruled
firm on exceptionally light receipt from
the northwest and ine offering made at
the opening were not met very strong and
there waa a good advance made In this
grain. The price In cash wheat Is a llttla
llrmer owing to the light receipts and the
demand la a little better than yesterday.
Wheat opened at $1 WHjl.07 and cloaed at
11.07V V
Corn and -oats were also ruled by the
'"nils;" both were steady at the opening,
h made little advance, the trading being
rifT-T ntrlet In these.
f i':n receipt are over estimates and the
df'msnd Is very slow. Trig- sentiment among
the traders Is rather .bullish, but there Is
no advance lii prices. Corn opened at SIHi
Qnc and closed at TC.
tlecelpts of oats) are lltrht. barely enough
to supply trie local demand. If there la not
n IncYeam very soon prices must advance.
Oata opened at M4c and closed at 514c.
Primary recelpl and shipments:
Receipts, nnipmems
free cases, 3e at mark; current receipts,
free esses, JOff Jc at msrk.
CHKKSK rirm; New York full ereame,
cnniie. 14V14Nc; ew York lull
creams, fair to good. imOllHc.
SEW YORK QERERAL MARKET
Quotations
Varleas
Wheat
Timr ago
'orn i
Year ago
tints
Year ago ..,
Clearances
today
287.000
..i tiM.om
... tt.r
..i.aa.ooo
45,000
... 604.000
were . lM.ono
IM.000
2KK.0W
614, (mo
660. Ono
631 CO
426, W
bushels
V
hpi, fU.OtjO biahrls com. compared with
154.000 bushels. a year ago; 2.00ft bushels
oats, compare!, with 3,000 bushels a year
ago. and wheat and 'flour 242,000 bushels,
compared with -41X, Wo bushels a year ago.
Liverpool wheat unchanged at Hd. higher
and corn unchanged at td h'ghsr.
I Ioral rasg of options:
Articles.! Open. I Hia-h. I Low. I Close. I Yes'y.
. T i , .
of the nay on
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9 -PLOCR-Recelpts,
10.9:6 bbls.; export. 7.763 bbls.; Market,
quiet; Minnesota patents. 86 2fcqr5.45; winter
straights, 34 664)4.75. Minnesota bakers, 3410
T4.5U; winter extras, $3.70U4.26; winter pat
ents, M.7T.ir6.2t); winter low grades, 83 fN
4. IB. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, 34 00y
426; choice to fancy, S4.&4 80. Buckwheat
flour, quiet; 82.4U2.50 per 100 lbs.
CORN M KA ly firm ; fine white and yel
low. II. Will 66; coarse. 11.40-tfLte; kiln
dried, S3.4C.
RYE Dull; No, 1 western, 81c, f. o. b.
New York.
BARLBY Steady; malting, T3Qnc c. 1. U
New York; feeding, 6WBJIX:, c. I. f. New
York.
WHEAT Receipts, ,00 bu.; exports,
80,63 bu.; spot market, firm; No. 2 red,
I1.0H4'ai.4. elevator; No. 2 red, $1.1014. t.
o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, tl.30'4.
f. o. h., afloat; No. 2 hard winter, ll.lV
f o. b., afloat. The covering of a line
of shorts In Chicago today advanced wheat
Wto per bushel, with other bullish
factors, being a good cash demand, light
receipts and better continental advices. In
the last hour profit-taking developed, but
bulla aupported the market, giving It a firm
close at WaSc net advance. May, ll.HeW
1.11 '4. closed at tl.lH,; July, $1.0&fert?1.06,
closed at 11.06.
CORN Receipts, 34.875
l,toS bu.; spot, steady; No
nd mc, f. o. b.. afloat:
nominal: No. 2 vellow. 67c.
WliMii were stronger on covering Dy may
snorts and closed xto net nigner. may
closed at 69Vc; July, tWic; September,
OATS Recelrrts. 35.075 bu.: exponsi i.ttw
bu.: snot market, aulet: mixed, 28 to 32
Iris. f,44.Jli-- nutiiral white. M to o IDS..
McatTc; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., KW
62c.
HIDB8 Firm: Bogota, lftVBax: Cen
tral America. 204,
Wheat I t- I
May I 1 1 Ol' 1 01 1 fli 1 01
July 83l 1 62H 914
Coi n "
May 88 Mfe ' 66 6S 6
Oats I
May I 4W4 48 "48 48 48
UmaJaa Cash Prlees.
WHEAT No. 1 hsrd. ftffjOSHeT No. 8 hard.
'.4iW'ic; No. 4 hard, 93(jJ6c; No. 8 spring.
op&ic. , "
I ( ORN-444i064Hc: No. I. 64'c; No. 8 yel
, Mc; No. 8 white, Hc.
. OAT8-No.'3 mixed. 474: No. 3 yel
low, 47H4j,47c; No. S white, 4ft1J-48Vic; No.
4 white, 47"494T',xc: standard. 48H. '
RYE No. 2, 71c; No.; 8. TOc.
CHICAGO HMIf AND PROVISIONS
Features of tbe TrsOa'g aasl CIoslosT
Prlees on ' Beard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2n,TBuylng of the May
delivery cagsed strengfh In Wheat today,
prices at the cW" being- up Mfi to Ufi"4c
Corn, oats and provisions also closed firm.
The feature of trade In the- wheat pit
wns the congestion In tha May delivery,
which resulted at tlmrs In a highly nerv
ous market. During the greater part of
this day however, sentiment in the pit was
decid.tdly bullish, and at the close prices
were almost at the highest point- Continued
small receipts tn the northwest formed the
basis of much of the strength, . although
the light movement was partially offset by
a decline In the price of wheat at Liver
pool. Arrivals today at Minneapolis and
luiluth were only 114 cars, against (41 cars
(the corresponding day a year ago. A lead
fug commission house, which has a wealthy
-flo :il and eiul-of-towh ' clientage, was Te
! lort.'U to liave purchased more than l.OuO.-
M bushels of the May delivery during the
diy and this buying caused an advance of
nctly lo tot that option' from the low
point of the session. Other deliveries showed
less strength.. At Uie close May soia at
I $t.u7Vil.G7V end July at 9HM,Ke. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to 242,'
WXl bu. . . :
An off lolal,, forecast otwetJ.weathec.oi:
th-? corn belt had a strengthening effect on
tho corn market, but the volume of trad'
lug was" light.- An . advance of - WttVifi In
th.; price of cash grain had a bullish In
fluence. -The market closed firm,, with
aMav at (1 and July at K.'Wc.
Oats were llrni. Offerings In the pit were
limited during the greater part of the day.
The market closed firm with May at b.tt
Ll'.c and July -at WViiowSc. ' -
Heavy purchases of pork by traders who
operate In the grain pits Imparted con
siderable strength lo th provisions mar
k.-t. Th close was firm, wtlh prices up
rnXc compared with the previous close.
urn li'Hii.iig futures rangea as ioiiows:
bu. ; exports,
2, c, elevator.
No. t whits,
f. o. b.,' afloat.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market is Dull After Slight Spurt
During Opening Hour.
ss-ssssssBssxe-
HOAEDHIO FOR RUSSIAN LOAN
Its lasa Friday Is Rxeeeted to tie-
lease Large Aaaeaats ef Meaer
Karri uuia Rasaera ttlll
In Abeyaaee.
NEW YORIC. Jan l .... ...
rfPAU.''irrowth torta5r of ,n8 aislncllna
tlort to deal In stocks which has been In-
ZS.?? f.lOT evfr' "ays Past. The first
rV.Li. w,'"lon 'heweda spurt of sc
tlvlty which seems to be due to hopeful
l.n ?rUon" y ,n professional ele
ments. With the failure of these efforts
to arouse any Interaat nr tn attr.nt
following the market lapsed Into neglect
. "sgnatlon, with possibly
snothef llttl ei,,. n 1. . C ,
w uhi u iiiiai
One repressive factne rir in h fi
nancial world Is the welting for the oiit-
sued m Psrls on FYtday. ' The usual con
sequences of such a loan Is a relaxing
tendency In the money market as payment
r " ana runos released which had
Been accumulatd In over preparation. The
failure of this usual coneequence has been
canvassed ss a possibility In the present
eaae and such a failure would have a sln-
K.Ii. on nnancisi settlement. The
Dank of Bneland w.nM .
52r JH?r5.f1"rf'"0 measures 10 attract
gold which It feels Itself in need of, as an
apprehension would be felt that the bank
or- t ranee waa preparlna- for WM1 rvn.
lltlcal oomnllcatlona as n-u . r..
Russian loan.
In the New YnrV nirl.l har. ... j..
. ...... v . 1 1 1 v 1 .1 n 1 t u d
einpments also which hn. inr. k..
. -,,u nnu wnirn uie speculative element
would like to see more liaht nnon lw.,r
erate business In the morning, principally
the low-priced tsmies sround parity.
Later New York supported Mlseourl 1'a-
clflc and Norfolk A Western aod this hard
ened the rest of the Hat and the market
finished firm, but lifeless.
PAJUB. Jan. Jo. Prices on tne timirse
todsy opened firm on advices from New
York, but closed heavy.
RERUN. Jan. . Prices on tne Bourse
today were firm. Trading wss active and
transaction In Baltimore . onio were
heavy.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30-MONET-On call.
easy; 14 per cent; ruling rate 1 per
cent; closing bid. 1 pr cant; offered at
P Wov R nsOf. stead v: family. 16 5rt P.r05.,n5..fur,n8r- Toay the New York
. ... w- k.,. t-; ivt I . 'V 1 uireciors adjourned
TT17 r- m. tl1.V712nA: beef hams. I2.U10
7.00; packet. $14.5016.60; city extra India
mess. n-iK 00. cut meats. sieoy; pun
led bellies. MlXVafl 26: hams. 19.50. Lrd
steady; western. 19. ftxa 10.00; refineo, steady;
continent ill. 20: South America, 310.85
compound. $7.76i8.i:4. Pork, firm; family.
3100p'lo0; short clear, $1D.60322.50; mess,
IKt.76ftl7.2fi.
TAL.L1OVV steady ; city ts.w per pug.;
K'ic: cniintrv (nai-kase free). SSSiHC.
RICB Firm; domestic, fair 10 extra,
tbVir: .iHnan. nominal.
BUT I KK Hareiy steaay; creamery spe
cials. 3SU,c. (official price, 33c); extras. 3!
S2Uc: third to firsts. 24331c; held, common
to specials, I3jr.c; process, common 10
special, liC6c; western factory firsts, 21H
(H22c; western Imitation creamery firsts,
23$ 24C
CHfcJKPrJ nrm state, iuii cream, spe
cials, ltX13164c; state, full cream, fancy,
J4'4C; siaie, lull cream, nuim iu finiiv, 1
winter mane, Dest, i.io; winter maoe. goou
o nrlme. I24fi3c: winter made, common to
fair. Wa11c; skims, full to specials, 2H
4ll,c.
B(X. Rteaay; western nrsis, avic, sec
onde. Wnnuc,
POULTRY Pressed, easier; western
chickens. 16S21c; fowls, 14C16C; turkeys,
123c.
WEATHER IJT THE GRAIN , BELT
Fair Tharsday After a Warmer Nlgkt
Is the Prediction.
OMAHA. Jan. 20. 190ft.
The barometric depression reported In the
Tirnm northwest Tuesday morning is ex
tending south -over the northern Rocky
mountain slope and upper Missouri valley,
with its center still over the western Cana
dian provinces. Generally cloudy weather
precedes this depression, and light rains
are falling In the lower Missouri and mid
ti Mtaatssirrol valleys. The movement of
this disturbance over the central valleys
win rsusa continued unsettled weather.
with light rains, In this vicinity during
today, Followed by a generally cloudy con
dition tonight and Thursday, with slightly
warmer tonight and slightly colder Thurs
day. Temperatures are much higher In the
eastern states and generally cloudy
weather prevails in all sections, except on
the Pacific coast, where It Is slightly colder.
RrtmiM of temoerature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
1900. 1808. 1907. 1906.
Minimum temperature.... 30 31 6 19
Prscl Dilation T .00 .00 T
Normal temperature for today, 80 degrees
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
6.66 Inches. , . .
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
7 K9 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
3.90 inches. -
Ij.'A. WE7L8H, Local Forecaster.
with the announcement that onlv routine
mattera nal hen n.i...i .in... .
orf again the supposed entry of E. H. Har-
1 1 m All and ajmoclatu I t ,w.
whU h has been said to be Imminent many
times. There wn mnma .
also over the non-actlen of the New York
public commission on the Erie's application
for an Issue of tso.onft.ooo bonds. K,ts
;!edirM,t lmP'1',ion of these Incidents
they have a bearlns on the m.nv nh
expected occurrences on which action b
peen taken In the stock market without
the actual event or even corroboration of
tne assertions which nm,nn.ri ,,. k. ......
Of Stocks. When tha stn.-lr mo fir.. K.
guiex ana prices no longer make
. upwara awing, the speculative
inir oecomes somewhat fretful at the
- news ot expected events and
BE. 'the reult- New rumors
are not locking, however, to replace the
ui,., miu inese continue to deal with
supposed wide reaching adjustment of re
lations In the railroad world. There was
reversal of sentiment, over the remarks
. ,a ""'""nt oi tne lnterborough-Mot
U IO rl"tock holders regarding the
probable purchase of h tntm.
?tre. ,tt,lwaY 'he contribution of funds
.... umv imrpose was presented as a privl-
"r r"' assessment. A do
... niiiainiiuiiea topper was a re-
....o lu i uie reports. or unfavorable condl
tlons in the copper trafle. Rtmnt in .r,.
ennes ine cay s ch annus nroverl in.
B LOANS Dull and firm; sixty days.
1W(31 psr cent: ninety days. tiit per
oent; six months, fl'3l4 prr cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE fAriiv-l
per cent. -
STILRLINO EJtCHArsuts r.asy, wnn
aotual business In bankers' bills at I4.MM
0.H for sixty day bills and at 4T,i tor
demand. Commercial bills, 34 SNflH.MV
SILVER Bar. 63c; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government- firm; railroad. Ir
regular.
Closing ouotatlons on bonds today were a
follows:
..1"MI W. "i- 4s i"i
..lt . c. f. ... M't
..10O4tMx. Csntrsl 4s M
..i o lit IM t
..m. mibb. a St. U 4s....
..WHM.. K. T. 4
.. 11 00 it t M
.107 N. R. R. of M. a. in. V"i
..vs. t. c. r. ist
.. M N. . C. f. .in
.KttttNo. Pscine 4a ins
..loth do Is .-..I U
.. SHlN, W. . 4s
..W01tO. B. U. rt. 4s. ...
.. HkPllll. CT. IHS KM...
.. M' do eoo. 4-...-.......1,'
. .1VH Reidlnl sen- '"H
.. T Ran. of Cuba ts US
.. SOVtSt. U I. M. t. SS..U1H
.. n at. u a. r. . u.
lfKHPt. U S. W. S.'4S.... 7Vi
TtM8Mboar4 A. L. 4s... A
7 Bo. Psclflc 4s 1
74 do 1st 4 K
. SdSiSo. Rsllmr 1H
iiuT.iu a p. it in
T.. 8t. U W. 4S.. MUj
14 Pinion Pscltlc 1. littVs
si do or. 4s.......
H I'- 8- "teal to. 6s.
U-lal
M.800
i.ojo
'a. too
,400
100
n
484
"ii,"
n
10,100
mo
M0
son
l.OUO
400
100
8,600
84
IOS
12H
47
un
104 U;
nit
W wvt
1,10 T1S
In
1 Of.7,1 1 077,1 1 07
97"!!14j?l',i97SfH
94WWU"(W(-
61H
1V
63
-
61S
ArUcI s Cp n. High. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat I 1
Alav I 1 07 1 07'
July STHrt-W-'-'-1!
Hrlil. I 'Mi95Mj i,t
t Oiti- I I : I
May 6iU(ifc
Julv SP.kt
t'-pt. I
J ii.n i ' r
Mav ' Ell!
July I 4.; 4G,,444iJS,
Sept. ' -'39MrW- 39,
p. . i u i : . . I .1
Jan. 17 33 1 17 35 17 35 . 17 35 17 00
Way I 17 06 i 17 30 IT 0W, 17 tlVt 17 10
July 17 174,1 IT-aS ' " i'HI "85- 17 15
I.iin, 1 ' - I 1
Jan. I 9 72A 78 i 9 72H 9 76
Mav I 9 83 f 9 96 9 86 I 9 9t
July 10 00 . 1 10 Oi .10 00. 10 06 I
KJsn7 I 8 87H 82,1 -I7h1
May 9 024 9 10 9 00 9 10 ,
July I 9 I7V 9 2Q 9 15 . 9 20 1
i : . i . 1 s-
I
61741 61H
2islHs
62 42
I
61'6H4.fra
404jSl 4V,
8DHI mi
9 70
9 87H
9
8 85
9 02V4
9 16
Kansas Cltr drain aad Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 20. WHEAT Un-
rhanueil: Mav. $1.00-i: July. 91V4C. Cash
Nr. a hard. Il.OOfhl .07 : No. 3 hard. 90ctl.6;
No. 2 red, 31.OKVs4J1.OBV,; jno. 3 rei, n.wa
1.0U. - .
t:ORN unchanged: iay, Niyc; juiy, onvtio;
Remember. 677c. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 6XV4CI
No. 3 mixed, oSififiXVkc; No. 2 wlilte, Hc;
No. 8 white, 60HSi4iC.
OATS Unchanged; No. 3 white, 60V4c; No.
2 mixed, 4!i60c.
RVB-7041 7Sc.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 39. 75(310.00;
choice prairie, 88.601(10.00; choice alfalfa,
si3.nxai4.6o.
BL'TTBH Steady; creamery. 82c; packing
stock 19c. t
KOOS Vic lilghsr; fresh extras, 32Vfcc; cur
rent receipts, 2ec.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu...
Oat,, bu....
Receipts. Shipments.
...60,000 83.000
...18.000 34.(00
...16,000 89,000
Options at Kansas City:
I
i w
1
No. 2. - ,'
Cash miotatlons were as follows:
1 FLOl R Bteaay; winter patenia, sLwyo-iw,
1 stralghis. 4.4;4.; 'soring patents, 15.35
I ka- atrxlirhiii liiXHTfCiiS : bakers. S2.9fKff4.16.
1 WHEAT 'No. 3 spring, 1.0.l.i. No. 3
1. nrinr II 02ifil.uS : No. I red, ll.OUV u 1075,.
I toRN-NVJ. 69V(t69Ve; No. 2 yellow, u9V4
F' 4lj0c. f '
OATS-No.-t 60c; No. 8 white, 49.!j61.
f RYE No. 2. 76VU'o.
. .' BARLKY Good feeding. 00Vc; fair to
, liotce malting, l'S4c.
' r 8KKDS Flax, No. 1 northwestern, 31.67V,.
Timothy, prime, 83.90.,- Clover, contract
grades, $9.2o. - -
fi.i Vlal )N8 Short ribs, sides (loose),
48 &iV(8.80. Mess pork, per bbi., 1 7.3 17. 40.
Lard, per 100 lbs.. 39.76. Short clear sides
4xed. $8.87Vt-H. , , ' . ,
Folluwing eie His receipts and ship
ments of flour and rlni -
., . Uecelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls....... v 34.000 27.000
iwHieat. bU...-......M W.100 J9.6O0
Corn bu ff.9.00 Si.700
Oats. bu. 318.900 23.700
! Rye. bu.....'..A .?. .
Barley, bu .i..l44.i) 40,3oO
, un me frodttiw eacliange toilsv the but
ter -luarket. a steady; .Tt-inerlea, BUWc;
dairies, 2imr27c. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included, Mtyicdk-i firsts, 29c; prime
firsts, 80c. Cheese, firm; 14Uc.
St.'I-tral tjeaeral Market.
ST. IjOtJiS. Ja. 20. WHEAT Firm;
track. No. I red, cash, tl KVt; No. t hard,
1."31.07. May, l.vs(!; July, 9fc.
1 ...... K,..n. .u,lr i' 1.1 uh RkVltHt
I Uni- i'tNn . ' - - w
t4c; No.. I white. 826a'Ci My. Vjii)Sc ;
July. 1Hc i j.-.-.
OATS Firm; track, No. 8 cash. Sic; May,
Soi-c; July, 4-l-No. 3 white. 62c.
i'j v L" it t-li , r at 7Vc.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patenta. 3414)
f4.3&; extra fancy ana sraigni, i.jjU-1.ou.
hard winter clears. 83.60.
SEED Timothy. 8301X83.45. .
COHNMKAL-tt lO- M ' . ,,
KRAN Firm; sacked, east track. 1.
1 HA Y-Stady timothy. 810.00 14.00.
IRON COTTON T1E8-I1.00.
HAOOINO 7SC-
PROVISIONS - Pork, higher: Jobbing,
si io Lard. ' higher? prims steam. W.H'it
s.60. Pry aalt meals, higher; boxed extra
shorts. 89 V? clear rlbe, 89 W; short clears.
? .71 " ki.v... Hn.l titri short.
310S2V4- clear ribs. 110.60; short clear. 310.78.
K)l!i,TRT-Flrm; chickens, iUc; springs.
1 . 13c; turkeys. c; ducks. 11c; fsese. 1c
HllTTKR-teady; creamery.
EOOS-Steady m ..Th'ipment..
Flour, bbls. i
Wh..t h.. . ......v 2H.0U0 lll.O
i -orn, dm. ....
Oals. bu.
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat I I
May 1 OT, 1 004 1 00-4 1 1 004
July ........... 91W 91 91V,:81V,(o-y,
m"7 6sv 68H esviia'itH
July 68V,68V,igS 6W,58V,H
. ,
Mllvrauk.ee Grain, Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 20. WHEAT
Firm: No. 1 northern, 3112; Nor 3
northern, 31.10; May, 91.uvitWi.gy7k
asked
CORN Firm; May, 61Tc asked.
BARLEY Higher; standard, t6c; sam
ple, 81V865Vc;
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 90 WHEAT 8 pot.
on let: No. 3 rea. western winter, 7S 10U.
Futures, quiet; March, 7e 7Vd; May, 7s
iAd: Julv. 7s 7V4d.
CORN Spt't, steady; new American
mixed, via Galveston, steady at 6s 4Sd,
Futures, aulet; March, 5s 3d; Mar. 6s
3Vrd.
- Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 111., Jan. :0.-CORN-Hlghsr;
No. 4 wh te. 60c: No,j yellow. KaMVo
No. 3 yellow. 6itlVic; No. 2. Wc; No. 8,
58c; No. 4. 6tVt4i01c; no grade, 4Hff63c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 while. 51V,c; No.
white, 604o61c; No. 4 white, 49V4js60c.
RYE Dull; No. t 7lj76Vc.
61,000
137.000
79, OU)
Phll4warJpU, Predee Market.
FHILAlKUTHiA. Jan. .39. BJTTER
Steady; te wr crearasry, 34c; ex
tra nearbjr-sirtnis, 34.V. -.
EQOSrW-a.s.'and. So lower; Pennsylva
nia and otfcer nearoy ft rata, free cases.
3lo at mark; currsnti receipts la return
able cases, ll t niirki western first.
Dnlath Grata Market.
PULUTH, Minn.. Jan. 30 WHEAT No.
1 northern. Jl.usn,; no. j nortnern, 11.04:
May, l 0f: July.
OATS-4oc
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. 20 SEEDS Clover, cash
85.52V4: January. 86.56; March, S6.O,; Octo
ber, 36.07V,. rrime aisike, xs.su.
Evaeorated Apples aad Deled F raits
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market remained quiet but firm.
with fancy quoted at fcVtj&9V,c; choice, 7H40
c: prime, svtftrjc; common to lair. GVVma.
PRIED FRUITS Prunea are unchanged.
with quotatlona ranging from 4'7c for
new crop California fruit up to 40-6os
Oregon fruit ranging from 40-60 to 20-90s
quoted at tVrdOc. Apricots are steady In
tone, although demand continues quiet.
wltn choice quoiea at svyiTic; extra choice,
7Vfcnc; rancy, bvioo. 1'eacnes are easy,
owing to more pressure to sell from the
coast; choice are quoted at eAtjQTc; extra
choice, 7V,0c; fancy? 8Vr10c. Raisins con
tinued unsettled, with loose Muacalel quoted
at 46c; choice to fancy seeded, 6V"V,o;
seedlees, 446Vc; London layers, tl.6utyl.8v.
toffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 80. -COFFEE Market
for coffee futures opened steady at un
hatucd prlcea to a decline of I nolnta
and closed steady at a net decline of 8 to
U points. Bales were reported of M.260
bags. Including February at 5.90c, March
at 6.00Q4..00O. May at 696j.05c, June at 6 8O0,
July at 6.80c, September at 6.S-a 70c, Octo
ber and December at (0c. Spot, steady;
No. . 7 RJo. 7V,c; No. .4 Santos, 8Ht8Vat.
Mild, steady; Cordova. 9V4&12VkC . .
Prlees of segar Advaaeed. .
NEW YORK. Jan. .-Reflned sugar
grades from Na. 1 to No. 14. Inclusive,
were advanced to on 100 pounds tods.
oiMM.i ii-Kui. Airairs were a mntl n . m..K
at a standstill In the money and exchange
marketa as In stocka .. .. "
omis were Irreaular.i Tntai ni..
value, 86.6M.000. United BtHtos 2s coupon
advanced - ner cent nn .u
Number Of HH.Ies nnn nrlnnliul
- - w. a "im iu, were:
, . !. Higb. Low. Closs.
i..ii,mwq vooosr
Am. o. a F. ,
Am. c. a r. ptd
Am, Cotton Oil
H. L. of (I
Am. Ice Securities
Ant. Linseed Oil
Amsiicsa LonomotlTs ....
Am. tocotnntlTS pfd
Am. 8. R
Am. 8. A R. pfd..'
Am. Rusar Roftatng
Am. Tobaceo pfa
American Woolsa
Ansoonds Mining Co
Accnisoa ,
Ateblsoa pfd :
Atlsntlo Gout Llse. .,
Baltimore A Ohio..-.
Dal. A Ohio nfd
brooklrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclfla ..
Central Leather
Cantral Leather ptd
Central of N. J., i-dl...
Chaaapaeks A Ohio
Chlcaso at. W
Chicago N. W
C, M. A 8U T
C. C, C. A St. L
Colorado P. A 1..
Colorado A 80
Colo. A So. Ut pfd
Colo. So. 14 ptd r.
Coaaolldatad Ota
Corn Products
Dslawars A Hudson
Denvar A Rio Orands
I). A R. O. pfd
IMatlllers' 8scurltlts
Erla
Krla lat pfd
Krla Sd ptd ,
Oonaral Eleutiis
Oraat Nortbarn td...
Oraat Northern Or ctfa..
Illinois Csntral
Intsrboroush Mat
Int. Met. pti
International Paper ,
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
kinase Cltr Bo
K. C. 80. pfd
Loulsrtllo A N.. SXM1IT..
Mlns. A Bl. L ,
M . Bt. P. A 8. 8. M
Mlasourl Paolflo
M., K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
National Lead
Nee York Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
P.. C, C. A 8t. L
Preaaed 8tel Car
Pullman Palaoe Oar
Railway Steel Spring
Reading ,.-
Republic Steel
Republic Steal pin
Rock Ilan4 Co.
Rock Uland Co. pfd
St. U A 8. P. 34 pfd--..
Bt. Loula 8. W
Bt. U 8. W. pfd
Bloaa-Bbetfleld 8. A I....
Southern Paclfla
Bo. Pacific pfd
Southern Rallsrar
Bo. Railway pfd
Tanneeaee Copper
Teiae A Pacific
T.. Bt. L. A W
T, St. L. w.
t'nloa Paclfls
Union Pacific ptd
V.. 8. Rubber
V. B. Rubber lat ptd
It. 8. Steel
I). 8. Bteel pfd..
tub Copper
Vs. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va.-Caro. Cham, pfd
Wabaah
Wabaab ptd
Weetlnihouse Blectrlo ...
Western fnloa
Wheeling A L.
Wleconala Central
Am. T. A T. Oo
Total sales for tss day,
- 400
70ft
100
is'ioi
,no
00
t.llW
ioiioo
400
t.400
1.400
1,400
1,400
00
K)
400
1.100
11.900
l,no
4v0
J0
t.MO.
, 1.100
. 1.400
. 4,100
14.400
300
" l
. l.soo
, 10. M
, 4.1IO
'
XU0
1.000
, 4. TOO
, U.SIO
, 1.440
900
. 14.400
, A900
. 14.100
ID0
. 10,000
100
. 1.700
too
17H
SlVt
101
'5H
Tt
17
14DV4
'i':vi
44
M4i
14
1114
iH
174
. 3
t
t
1H
a 4TVt
3V
1644
1444k
71 4
144 Vt
1444
4t
4
'ss
19 V,
4J.
T3
1J1H
44 Si
Ui
7t
44i
76V,
II
11144
47S,
3H
1
140
44
133 V,
ICS
774
V,
48
S
2
'it"
10144
124V4
4V4
H
100
104
111",
til.
704,
174 4
4044
101
"if
17SH
14844
40
4Vt
81
41
127 U.
II4
174
"4
40
7
904,
45
44
154
14144
71
145V4
14V4
1144
43
41V,
Tl,
114
IU
144
71Vi
4144
74i,
77 V4
140
47
li
14
1 V4
44
WIS,
103
100 4144 4144
TOO
31, D0
l.KO
6.600
io
, 15,4)0
4u0
. 4S.O
, 1.100
. 1.4O0
. 3.100
400
too
. as, 400
, 1.400
100
4u0
.36.(00
. l.P
400
.- 3.100
'. "ioi
. 6.400
wo
. t.400
.' 'i, 4l'o
. 700.
44
IM
44i
6
41 '4
11714
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24 V4
WW
44 Vk
71
111
121
4
444
4
62
71
180 Vk
M44
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44
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44
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44
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1MV4
It
130
11144
tt
42H
44
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174
44 '
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104 Vi
41
111
44
4644
'ii"
41
414
114
'7
100
4V
JS
ft.
12
fc44
1MI
oi
12s
924
44
100
108
in
2V
10
174
1
100
j5
177
MS
71
41
44
83
81
117
14
177
SO
18
80
44
14
IM
141
70
146
15
44
U1
644
1
424.
1J
44
144
11
44
74
77
UO
44
1
.7,
140
11
131
104
84
41
171
47
137
44
IH
t
IV
22
77
10
Ul
I
4!
43
li
41
71
1744
44
41
104
M
113
44
44
111
18
4
44
11
414
!&
per cent.
TIMI
V. . ref. 4m, reg
do DOUIKVQ ,,,
V. 8. Se. reg
do coupon
U 8. 4a. res
do eotipon
Am. Tobacco 4a..
do 6a
Atrhtaon gen. 4s..
do adj. 4a
do cv. 4s
do ev. 6c
'Atlantic C. U 4s
Hal. A Ohio 4a
do ta
Rrk. R. T. ct. 4a..
Central ot Oa. 6s....
do let Ino
do Id Isc
do 4d Ine
CT.ee. A Otilo 4a...
"Chicago A A. 8a
B A q. n. 4a..
C, R. I. A P. 4a...
do rol. oe
do rfdg. 4c
CCC. A 8t. L. g 4
Cnlo. Ind. Ss
Colo. Mid. 4........
Colo. A 80. 4a....
Del. A H. ct. 4a 101 Wabaah Is
D. A R. O. 4.
Rrle p. I. 4c
do gen. 4a
Hoik. Val. 4c...
Int. Met. 4a.
Japan 4s
do 4
do 3d eerlee.......
Bid. Offered.
M Weatern Md. 4a
. 84 W. A L. 4a....
. 71 Wla. Central 4c
.107 It.. T. N. M. A V
. 81 cr. ctfa
. 804 Lake Shore 4k 1M1.
. 41 Am. T. T. cr. 4a
. 8
.104
.103
.112
. :i
. 84
. 44
!l36
. 96
- -
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
- '
Receipts of Sheep Show a Decided In
crease Orer Last Tear.
STOCK TRAINS ARE DELAYED
Bearish. Ad v lees from tae Kaat Made
LoesU Berera Slow la Fllllag
Ogders aad Trade Dragtgred
from the Utart.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday ....
estimate Wednesday
IM.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
SO.
s.ku s.etc
U.6H0 7.4S8
18.&00 8.400
33.443 31.74$
JH2 18.313
3I.S1S 31.804
3O.O20 18. 4M
tT.Old 13.224
Three days this week,.14.M6
Barne days last week.... 18. 877
Rame days 3 weeks ago. .1A.848
Bame da s 3 weeks ago.. 11,740
Bams days 4 weeks sgo.. 7,4tt7
Bame days last year 14,418
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
ine year to aate, compared wito iaai year:
1800. 108. inc. uo-
K2.4S) 69.230 8.149
1.1 l1.3a 18.1ol
89.6M 71.903 21,148
followlna table ahows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Cattle
Hog's
Sheep
The
for this time of the week. The market
closed lower Tuesday and was followed hy
a rather sharp dentine thla morning, so
that rcices on fat lsmbe are 4"liA; Iow.t
then, at the high time, with good grades
selling around J7.004r7.3fs as against tToo.x
7.7S last week.- The decline en fat yesrllnna
was not so marked. drop of not over fcv
being noted In thst direction. Fat ewra
also showed a decline of shout c as com
psred with the high time, with the big
end of the decline appearing In today s
sales. As to the movement, the trade wns
In fslr share, the only drawback being the
reduced rrlces as packers seemed to nave
liberal orders to fill and took the offerings
In reasonable sesson In the morning.
Feeding sheep and lambs suffered a drop
In prices In symimthy with the decline on
fat sheep snd lambs. The supply waa lim
ited, while the demand from the country
was fair, but at the same time prices were
somesrhat lo4rer.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Oood to
choice lamb. S7.fff7 80; fair to good
lambs, Sft.60fl1.00; feeding lambs, S4.7WK80;
good to choice light yearlings. 8 fv,wi hrj
good to rhnlce heavy yearllnga. $ti.2fyfi.fin:
feeding yearlings. 34.fVnf6.fiO; good to choice
wnthers. 8S.0M6-M; feeding wet'iera, 84 onrjf
4.80; good to choice ewes. 34.lkff,10; fnlr to
food ewes, 84.28ir4.7o; feeding ewes, llOoyi
; mills and bucks, ll.OCrBlOO.
RenresentstlvA sslra'
mi.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS :
to
and
Fra nres
12. blot k
1.650
tot
Dates, j 190. ri8O8.l07.l0.llK.ilSO4.lO3.
Jan.
Jan.
Jin.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10...
11...
12...
18...
14...
16...
11...
17...
18...
19...
20...
8 74
8 83
C M
6 87
87
93
e
8 08
8 08
4 ft!
4 1
29
8 30
4 Oft
4 20 8 281
4 i 15
8 801 I 301
4 83!
4 iH
4 37
42
8 42
8 22
I 28
6 2ui
6 29
6
6 24
4 Ci!
4 61
4
4 em
4 621
4 61
50, 6 271 4 6sv
6 421 6 29 4 66
I S Sl 4 67 4 8
4 63
4 CI
4 76
4 73
4 89
4 74
e
4 80
4 74
8 40
e
tl 44
8 48
87
8 41
3 60
8 60
e
e
6 47
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was as follows:
Boston Closing; Stocks.
BOSTON. Jan. 20.-Money. call loans. 24
34 per cent: time loans, WU'4 Per cent-
Official closing on stocks and bonds:
Atcblaon ad). 4s.
do 4a
Atrhtaon R. R...
do pfd
Boaton Rlcrated
Fltchburg pfd ...
N. T., N. H. A :
Union Pacific ..,
Am. Arge. Uhem.
do ptd
Am. Pneu. Tube
Asier. Sugar ....
do pfd
Am. T. AT
Amir, woolen .
do pfd
Dominion I. A t
Uaaa. Glectiio ..
do pfd ,
Mm. Oca
United Km It ...
United 8. M ...
do pfd
U. 8. 9!Cl
do pfd ,
Adventure
Allonea
Amalgamated ..
Ar! tuna Com. ..
92 Atlantic
lu4Butle Coalition ..
MCal. A Arltona...
100 Cal. A Hecla
110 Centennial ........
11$ Copper Range ....
....141 Ualr West ......
17414 ursnbr
14 Greene Cansnea ..
M laie Roy ......
ittllua Mining ....
1W Michigan
114 Mohawk
U4 Mont. C. A C
t Nevada
4 Old Dominion ....
1H4J Oacoola
134 Parrot -
614Qu!nry
ti4 Shannon
137 Trinity
4ijti United Copper ...
..... 1S V. 8. Mining
MS U. S. Oil
113 Utah
84 Victoria
44 Winona
7774 Wolverine
34 North Butte
14
.. 24
..113
..440
.. Vi
.. 7
.. lo
. .lt'3
.. 11
.. M "4
.. 6V,
.. 12
.. 45
.. tl)
184
.. 5H
..110
.. 24
.. W
.. 14
.. 16
.. 14
.. 43
.. 29
.. il
:.: t
..IM
.. 78
C M. & St. P 3 . 8 1
Missouri Pacific 3 7
Wabash 3 7
Union Pacific 33 47 18
C. & N. W., east 18 7
C. & N. W.. west .. 61 75 6 1
C St. P., M. & 0 32 14 2 1
C. M. & U., east.... 8 a .. 1
C, B. & Q., west.... 48 41 11 4
O., R. I. & P., east.. 11 1
C. R. I. 4 P.. west.. .. 2 .. ..
C. O. W 10 . 2
Illinois Central 6 4
Total receipts ....243 214 37 7
Ho
8hcr.
New York Mintage Stocks.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice 1 -L,mie CBier
Brunswick Con
Cum. Tunnel stock...
do bonda
Con. Cal. A Va
Horn Silver
Leadvllle Con
Uttered.
3
25
. 14
, 2
70
, t
Mexican
Ophlr
Ontario
standard
Yellow Jacket
.... 7
....114
....IM)
....6)
....tf.0
....lln
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
per or head indicated:
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company ...
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co ,
Vansant & Co
Lobtnan & Rothchlld ...
W. 1. Stephen
Hill & Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston Ac Co
J. H. Root & Co
J. H. Hulla
I,. F. Hubs
McCreary & Carey
Sam Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty & Oo
F. O. Inghram
Sullivan. Bros ,
Ijehmpr Bros
St. Louis Independent...
L. Rothchlld
Other buyers
Total
CATTLE Receipts
1'reaaery statement. (
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the S160.0iJ9.OO9 gold
reserve, shows: Available oasn lOaiance,
3161,626,378.- gold coin and bullion, lb,S7d,t;
gold certificates, 330.364.800.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Jan. 80. Bank clearings -for
today were 82,623,911.86 and for the . corre
sponding date last year. 81,O09.4K.. .
Wool Market. ,
BOSTON, Jan. 20. WOOL The local
market Is less active, but the general
busii ess Is reported good and the fresh
contracts have been made for mull lots
totaling several million pounds. prices
are fairly firm and stocks of both fleece
and staple territory are very scarce.
Leading domeatlc quotations range as
follows: Indiana and Missouri three-
elghths-blood, 2830c; quarter-blood, 27
0 Zoc; scoured values, Texas, line 13
months, 604 60; fine, 6 to. 8 months, 6f
66c; fine all, 48igS0c; California,
northern, 62 0 63c; middle county, 48 if 60c;
southern, 40&42c; fall, 4i(aSc; Oregon,
eastern. No. 1 staple. 61 Q 62c;. clothing,
686660: valley, No. 1, 4648c; territory,
fine staple, 6266c; fine medium staple,
60ib2c; fine clothing, 68 & 60c; fine me
dium clothing, 85 0 67c; half-blood, 60 13)
63c; three-eighths-blood, 83 W 660; quarter
blood, 60(f62u; pulled extras, 60'rfti2c;
fine. 67 60c; A supers, 47jj 65e.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 20. WOOI Un
changed; medium grades, combing ' and
clothing, lH23Vic; light fine, HVtll
20c: heavy fine, 10 16c; tub washed,
2881tc.
LONDON, Jan. 20. WOOL A better
selection was offered at the wool sales
today. Merinos, suitable for the conti
nent and the home trade, were In keen
demand and realised full prices. Ameri
cans bought a few lots of Merinos, but
operated more freely among cross-breds,
paying from lOftdtflOs for fine grades.
The offerings numbered 14.000 bales. The
market was firm at the opening; level.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. METALS The
London tin market was higher, with apot
quoted at 126 13s bd and futures at 128
10s. The local market was quiet, but ad
vanced with spot quoted at 327. 7628. 00.
Spot copper was unchanged, at 61 7s
6d In London, while futures wore a shade
lower, at 61 ts. The local market was
dull and nominal, with lake quoted at
814 12H14.26; electrolytice. 313.76
13.874: casting. 813.63 d 13.78. Tin was
unchanged at 13 2s 6d In London and
remained dull, at 34.16(1 4 20 In the local
market Spelter waa unchanged, at 21
2s td In London, but was dull and a shads
lower In the local market, at 3610 6.1 6.
The English Iron market was higher, with
Cleveland warrants quoted st 48s d. No
change was reported In the local market
Mn 1 Tnnnfl.v itn.ihA.n V I ,1(1 'H I J 7 K
No. 2, SIS 76 17.26; No. 1 southern ana
No. 1 southern, soft. 317.26 W 17.75.
ST. LOUIS,' Jan. 20. METALS Lead,
ouii si fc.ue. opener, aun at le.ujft
Cotton Market.
Futures closed steady; January, 8.62c;
February, S,62c; March, 3 68c; April, 8.64c;
May, 63c; June, 8.61c; July, 9.48c; August,
v.etic; oeptemoer, sane; uctooer, V.24C; tio
vember. 2tic: December. .21c.
Bpot cotton closed quiet, 16 points higher;
miaaiing uplands, a.soc; miaaung gulf,
10.10c; no sales.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 20. COTTON Higher:
middling, 8c; sales, 7 bales; - receipts,
I. os Daies; snipments, z.tui dsiss; siock,
42.827 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20. COTTON
Spot firm; low ordinary, 8e, nominal;
ordlrary, 6 1-1 6c, nominal; good ordinary,
7 Ho; low middling. 84ac; middling. tc;
good middling. 10c; middling fair, lOSc;
fair, llHe nominal; receipts. 12,811 bales;
stocK, ii,7ii paies
414,900 aba
London Closing; Stocks.
London closing stocks
Console, money ..
do eceounl ....
Anaconda, es-dlv.
4Io.. Kaa. A Tex.
83 4-14 New Tort Central..
.. Norfolk A Westers
..lot do pfd
..104 Ontario A Western
..114 Pennsylvania
.I40aand Mines
. 41 Reading
. 4 Souul(nl Railway
.IM do pfd
. 11 Southern Pscin ...
. r Ustea Pacific
. II do pfd
. 11 V. 8. Steel
. 47 do pfd
. 8 Wabaah
. 1 do pfd
.141Baslak 4c
.lit Aawi. Cesser
quiet at 23 15-164
.. 44
..184
.. 44
.. 40
.. 44
.. 4
.. 7
.. 74
..
.. 44
.113
..184
Atcblaon
do pld
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific .
f-heoepeake A Ob to
Chi. Ureet western.
Chi., Mil. A Bt. P.
Ie Beers
Denver Bis u...
dc pfd
Eric
do let pfd
do td pfd
Oraad Trunk
Illlnola Central ....
Leutevllle A Naeh
SILVER Bar,
ounce.
MONEY Xir per cent.
The rate of discount' In tha open market
for abort and three months' bills is 2StT'-'
per cent.
. 44
.114
. 1
. 44
4
. so
per
rorelgn kriavanclat.
LONTXJN. Jan. StVCJioney wss more
plentiful on the market today and the de
mand was good. LMscounts were easier on
the reduction In the price of gold and
firmer Parts checks. Trading on the JBtock
exchange was Inclined to Improve. Al
though business did not materially expand,
values Ut various directions were- eetter.
Copper shares, Uuatomala bonds and heme
rails were well supported, but g1lt-edgd
securities dropped oa rumors of a forth
coming Canadian government loan of I).
000.000. American securities lacked a de
cided tendency od there wag only nood-
niri r
It.10trS.16;
4 45; I. 84.1
fa. S8.46;
Oils and Roaln.
OIL CITY, Pa., Jan. 20. OIL Credit
balsnces, 11.71; runs, 68,682 bbls.; average,
180.844 bbls.; shipments, 174.4&J bbls
average 178.443.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Jan. 20. OIL Tur
pentine firm at 40c.
mMi irirm. yuoie: a. u ana is,
F. 83 20: O. 86 2006 26: H.
20; K, 35 16; M, tt.80; N. 6.26
WW, S 60. , i
t. Lents a-lre Steele Market.
ST. LOUia Jan. 20 CATTLE- RecelDts
4.170 head. Including 840 head Texans; mar
ket for native steers S&o lower; cows and
hetfers, lOejate lower; Texas steady; na
tive shipping and export steers, 84.2697.60
dressed beef and butcher steers, S4.0ujx4.xo;
steers under 1.000 lbs., S3.6Citft.80; stockers
and feeders, S3.Sbu&.10; cows and heifers.
P ui8 16; sanners. S1.7Sr3.36: bulls, 32.76
8.26; calves, 84.761.00; Texas and Indian
steers, 33.0O454-4O; cows and heifers,, 81T6p
4.86. ......
HOGS Receipts. 14.800 head; market 10c
lower: pigs and lights, 84 0u0.16; packers,
S10jT12s; butchers and best Heavy, ri.3w
1.80.
hMTHSBP AJTD LAMBS Receipts, ' 2.390
head; market, 26e lower; native muttons.
84 JMT8 25; lambs, 84 7697.80; culls and bucks,
t3Xii6.26; atockers, ii.fiVsfi.'A
610 2.1 808
829 3.4M2 1,91
WJ 3.3.W 1.670
837 8.363 841
37
17
63
141
140
60
36
32
10
25
229 ,
164
66
31
61
10
604
104
403 1889
1S4 western ewes
113 western lambs
V8 western ewea
ZTC Westorn
04 western
162 western
201 western
240 western
27 western
114 western
m native ewes
n i
lambs
ewes
lambs, culls
ewes
lambs
bucks, culls .
lambs
hAttv rearllnas
vi native iambs
1SI western lamba-.it.
228 weatern ewes
f-40 western lambs, feeders
298 western limbs
Av.
. W
.. 74.
..KO
.. 82
.. 87
.. 70
..104
.. 74
.. 70
.. 9
..m
..13(1
.. 89
.. 7
..102
.. 57
.. 67
Pr.
4 an
7 2R
4 t;
6 78
8 75
8 PS
4 85
7 25
t 60
fi SO
4 00
5 60
6 75
7 10
4 6fi
6 on
6 00
CHICAGO I.I VK ' STOCK MARKET
Cattle Generally Twenty-Five Cents
Lower Hobs Ten Cents Lower.
CHICAOO, Jan. W.-CATTLE Receipts,
about 31,000 head: m.trket grnersllv 2fio
lower; steers. St.eoOT.oO; cows, SJ.oivtio.oj;
heifers. 13.000.75; bulls, .7.4"i3 sn: calves.
Sa.RntylA.&l; atockers end feeders. 2.6("-(i.15.
HOGS Receipts, estimated. 62,0iiO h':id;
market. Inn lower; choice heavy shipping,
I';.4n0.6;ij butchers, SS.35fM.50; llKlit mixed,
8rt.00itr.l5; choice lights, S-t. 20J 35 ; packers,
SO.Ofxtf 40; pigs, J4.76Cl"5.i5; bulk of sh1.-s,
$.00nS6.
SHEEP AND LA MM 9 Receipts, 20.000
Head: market lOo lower; sheep, 3l.2o(5.70;
lambs, t5.2V37.S5; yearlings, SS.OOOS.OO.
export, and
fair (o goo
14.0096.00;
6.20; south
Kansns City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Jan. 20. CATTLE
Receipts, 6,000 head, Including 300
southerns; market for steers 10W20c
loweri cows weak to 10c loner: choice
export and dressed beet stfers, Jo voo o.no
gooa. 14. 4(1175. o; western steers.
stockers and feeders. 8 1 40 ii)
Southern steers, S4.264i.00: south
ern Cows, S2.26'4.00; native cows. 82.004
5.00; native heifers. 3S25ru5.00; bulls,
t'.OOti 4.60; calves, 83.500760.
HOOS Receipts, 20.000 head; market 5
SilOc. lower; top. SU0: bulk of sales, 35.65
46.26; heavy, l6.t50P6.8O; packers and
butchers, I5.86Q6.26; light, 85.50(36.10;
pigs. 31.25(3 5.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000
head' market 1015c lower; lninhs, 36 25
7.85; ewes and yearllnas, 81.60iS6.50;
western yearlings, la .50 1& 6.60; western
sheen, 34 0005.50; stockers and feeders,
83.00(96.00.
of
.6,082
cattle
14.896
were
7,135
quite
liberal this morning, ' but delayed trains
made It late In the forenoon before the bulk
of the cattle had been yarded. Advloes
from eastern markets were decidedly bear-
sli and buyers were very slow about get
ting out into the yards to fill their orders
so that the trade was slow and dragging
right from the start.
rucKers tucked -ud tne ngntweignt ana
low-priced steers In pretty good shape at
not far from steaiy prices, but mas ana
sales were generally- itKfll&o lower on the
well-flnlshed and long-fed grades. 1 lis vol
ume of business during the forenoon was
comparatively small and the feeling was
decidedly weak.
1 hs market for cows ana neiiers was in
about 11ms same condition .as the fat cattle
trade. Prices were very uneven, but in the
main the general trend of prices waa lower.
especially on the best grades. Medium to
rair stun was generally low-iixs lower ana
canners hard to sell at any figure.
Trie otterings or stocKers ana feeders were
limited and with a good demand from both
yard traders and country buyers the mar
ket waa fairly active and Just about steady
all around.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice corn-
fed steers, $5.006. 4o; fair to good corn-fed
steers, S6.(KVp5.50; common to fair corn-fed
steers, 34. 004. 90; good to choice cows and
nKiiriu, r)'-wuWi loir 1 " guuu i-uwb o.uu
heifers. 83.50fi4.26: Common to fair cows
and heifers. ti.OOfa.OO; stock heifers. 32.7549
8 60; veal calves. 84. 004.00; bulls, stags, etc..
S3. 0016. oO; good to choice stockers and feed
era, 84.76B5.40; fair to good stockers and
feeders, Jil.7Mi4.2S; common to fair stockers
and feeders, 32.75d'3.60.
Representative sales:
BBKF STEERS.
We. Av.
11 1071
4t 1M1
Na
li...
44...
tl...
17...
At.
. 411
. M8
. 41
.1061
Pr.
4 M
6 M
8 St
i li
.1434
If.
6 40
4 00
8 (
I 404 t (4 4 TT0 8 74
4 44 IU I KNa 3 74
4 3 3 40 447 I 76
4 4U4 I 40 16 444 i 84
4 1048 44 1 1024 4 00
1 400 3 44 4 UJ8 4 44
4 816 I 00 I 1148 4 80
3 740 8 10 4 1060 4 46
4 W8 3 14 4 1174 4 76
1 1044 8 26
HEIFERS.
3 443 3 74 1 1044 4 60
8 704 3 05 11 718 3 40
8 464 1 10 ' M. ........... 44 4 70
4 1016 4 40 i 3w4 6 04
BULLS.
3 loeO 8 36 1 1800 4 0
1 1100 8 SO 1 1140 4 It
1 11!U 8 40 1 ...1144 4 24
1 1410 3 76 1 10 4 86
1 UKI 8 44 1 81110 4 40
3 400 8 0 1 1IM 4 40
8 13b4 8 M 1 U0V 4 44
1 14SU 4 U0 1 1440 4 44
1 10 4 00 1 1414 4 64
1 1714 4 00 1 14UV 4 78
CALVES.
3 I7J 3 00 X 140 6 40
! IN 1 11 I 04
. 1 114 8 80 1 80 4 04
6 860 I So i 140 6 00
I IU Hi 4 1J4 4 K
36 871 4 04 3 INI 1 li
8 40 4 04 4. 18 t 84
3 414 4 14 4 10 1 40
13 al 4 44 1 184 6 0
STOCKKRS AND FEEDERS.
I &W 8 45 II 744 4 84
18 418 3 70 4 400 4
I 744 I IS I Kt ID
44 411 4 00 17 801 4 74
4 444 4 14 8 410 4 M
41 444 4 10 84 Ml 4 II
10 IU 4 1 88 Ml 4 80
II 441 4 84 81 104 I 14
7 474 4 84
HOUS Receipts of hogs numbered 230
cars, about 15,500 head, a very ducont run
for this market for the day and Uie season.
Receipts at Chicago overrun the estimates,
so that general conditions all around wers
decidedly unfavorable to sellers, with the
result that prices got a setback of 10c as
compared with yeeterday'a general market.
Dealers were slow in getting to work, so
that It was well along toward noon before
any great amount of trading had been
done and at the best the market waa
dragging and unsatisfactory. Shortfed stuff
and common packing grades felt the most
loss and prices on soma of these were the
lowest that they have been In some time.
The bulk of the hogs sold at and around
86.8066.10, as against a bulk yesterday of
S6.OWu4i.2u. Tha top today was 86.26. as
against a top yesterday of 86.3s. Local ac
tivity Improved conditions considerably
toward the close, so thst the later trade
was more satisfactory as to movement at
leaat.
Representative sales:
St. Joseph t,lTe Btoew Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.0i head.' Market 10c to 15c lower;
Steer. 36.26V(!0: cows and heifers, S2.75(
5.00; calves. J3.76IT.5n.
HOGH Receipts. 7.000 head. Msrkt 10e
lower; top, M.S6; bulk of sales, 85.75Vit'.lS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 2 nr
head. Market slow at 10c. to 15c lower:
lamba, S6.50g7.50.
Cmintv treasurer
Thomas, lots II
West i'.de..... 3.
Same to same. Iivt IS, Olock, 4. West
fide '
Hugh McCaffrey and wife to r. 3.
Hurkley. one-third Interest In sH lot
6. block K. 8nuU Omaha, and other
property
Sarah If. H.-nton to D. U Fryant.
Part lots 8 snd 10. block 3, Paddocg
ritnee ,
John Flvnn and wife to O. B. Morey,
lot 2, block 5. Reglcy rsrk ..... .......
lxiile Cornbleth to Osla Cornblein.
a.y ft. lot 1, block 2J44, Omalia, ana
other property .
Cltv of Florence to Fred Storms, lot
4." block 103, Florence
'Timothy J. Mahoney and wife to .
M. lllatt. part alley between lots
and 8, Mahoney's add
Hastings Heyden to William J.
Hrient and wife, lot 28, MocK 1. More-
mouth park
John Lubhold and wife to A. I Pre
I.t, half interest in sw nw
1s1c.11
Hastings ft Heyden to A. 1-- pregier,
undivided half same ......... ll.VW
J. C. Alloe and husband to William
M. Davidson, muiuie inirn m i .
in nn.t 11 block li- Hanscotn place..
Somers-Johnson Realty Co. to Charles
O. Homers, lot 1. Karr's sub...........
Same to same, lots 13 and 14. block 5.
Ames place
Same lo same, lots 6 and 5,.Ils place
M. Lels to same, lot 7. Lria' place. ...
Sarah If. Hcnton to A. L. Tamisiea.
tract southeast corner lot 10, block,!,
Paddock place
I nitod Real Kstate and Trusr t v to
Charles W. Martin, lot 11 aqd wlO ft
1-.1 10 H.vir -A Knuntsn tilaoe....
Ira H. Omk and wife to Oeorge A.
Joslvn. lots 8, 4. 6. 8,'10,'1S nd 14,
Jacobs' add V V."' " ''. 13'K0
F.mma M. Kckles to Kflwwa niaiurg
,.1 h ivk 7. Drakes ana.
Mnrle "perhal and hueband to Mary
.-. vt.is-w.wlcz. w43.k ft. of
lots 1 and 2. block 4. Potter A Cobb's
ndd :..'".".'-
South Omaha l-and t-o. t- 1
Scannell, bishop of Omaha, lots 1 snd
2, block :i4rt. fctutli Omaha...',...,....
C.mntv trertsurcr to A. f-. Wylje, lot
ir block 1, Vandercook 'retrace. ...... .
San'10 t.. D. C. Patterson, trustee, lot
u block 1, Hnd lota f. 1. 8 and it,
block 3, Tipton place WiV 1
Ellsabctli M. Shahan to enmo, lot ...
block 2, UomlH' 2d sub.
Cora U. Sloinan to Frank lv. Oaml'le.
lot 24. Redlck's 'vf-'---''":"",iV
Margivtlia Nelson and husbntid to D.
C. Pa'terson, Jr.. lot 1, block 1, Klm-
ProUd.ntaReai' Estaio Co.' "to Andrew
i.,.i...-soii. lots 8 and 7. Selby Heights
ti,n .1 Kolbe and wife to Mary
and Nannie B. Dldlake, eV
block 3, Shlnn's add..
Same to Maria Donlon, wH
. , t. 4 LI, I n 'a nttil
UKH-n O. f...... . ' .-V , IT-IK-
L. H. Rush and wire to jonn "-""7'
and wife, lot 4. block 3 Shinty .add.
Eva L. Knight et al. to J. J. Fits ger
ald, lot 6. block 85. Albright's Choice
1 J Fitznerald and wire to K. r.
J pcter.e... lot 6, block 35. Albright'.
iiurenceMl'noVeiat
vestment Co.. lot 13. block 3. O Nell 8
lnStelrstaU"'lnvVstment Co. to the
Omalia Realty Co. lots 2, 4, 35 and
is block 6 Paddock place '
F. yuinian, iol e, ., .
blov.k 2, Jerome ii.a......
Thomas F. Wulnlan and
Thomas Fly nn. same
,...t35.O0O
460
1,000
7.0O8
1
. V
to
too
5.000
1,000
600
L.
lot 4.
lot 4,
10
too
1,900
1400
M
It'
200
wife to
2,0"0
1
Total
.1..
Slonx Cltr Live stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Jan. 20. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 3,000 head; 10c
lower; beeves, S4.(KVS.76; fat cows, and heif
ers, i.w7iT4.rtv feeders. J3.00tn4.65: veer 1 In its.
tt 7V53.75.
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 head; market 10c
lower; range of prices, t5.50JJ.20; bulk of
tales, t5.96Co3.05.
!. Stock In Bight.
Ttecelbts of live Stock kt tha six nrinclnsl
western markets yesterday were as follows.
cattle. .Hogs. Slieep.
South Omaha
Sioux City-....
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City ..
ft. Louis
Chicago
Totals
.,8.000
.. 3,000
2,000
.. 6.000
.. 4,370
..81.000
15,500
10,000
7,0i)0
20,000
14, t0
62-.OUO
8,400
2.000
4,.I0
2.3W
20,ai0
.51,370 119,100 S6,r.lO
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Leave.
...a 8ii am
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a 8:40 pm
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China and Japan Mall... 4:00 pm
North Platte Local . J- am
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BLc.caie ...... ..".T... Z?1 Pm f ! P"
Chicago Great Western
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a 4:46 pm
a IM am
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Knights ot Colombns to Meet.
SIOUX FALLS. S. p., Jan. 20.-(SpecisJ.)
Preparations rapidly are being completed
for a big meeting of Knights of Columbus,
which will be held In Sioux Falls next Sun
day under the auspices of the local knights.
The meeting will be the first of its kind
to be held In Sioux Falls for about a year
and will be of more than local Interest, for
the reason that representatives will be
present from many towns and cities In this
part of the northwest.
Large delegations will be present from
Huron, Watertown, Mitchell, Yankton,
Aberdeen and ottjer towns In Bouth Da
kota; from Eillsworth, Luverne and Adrian
and other towns In Minnesota, and from
Larohwood, Rock Rapids, Sloux City, Ila
warden and Alvord and other towns In
Iowa.
Bt. Paul-Mlnneapons ....
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Chicago Limited
Chicago Express
Chicago Express
Chicago, Hock Island
EAST.
Chicago Limited A : m
lowa Local a 7:00 am
Rocky Mountain Ltd . . .a 3 :w am
Des Moines tt Eastern..a too am
pes Moines Paasenger..a 4:00 prn
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Chicago Flyer J8 pm
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7:30 am
11:85 pm
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Gat-b.rll Is Reappointed.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 20. (Special.) -Governor
B. B. Brooks, as commander-in-chief
of the Wyoming mllttla, today reap
pointed Adjutant General P, A. Catchall
and Assistant Adjutant General W. R.
Schnltger. ' The remainder of tho staff were
reappointed, with one or two .minor excep
tions. .
Death ot John Mnsolf.
HURON, 8. p., Jan. 20,-(Speclal.) Sun
day morning occurred the death of John
Musolf, A prosperous farmer near Yale, and
one ot the early settlers of thst portion of
the county. ' -'.
T"
GOVERNMENT, NOTICES
OrFICF. CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
n,..i.r lAavn4urtli. Kansas. Jan. 16.
! 1808. Sealed proposals in triplicate will
be received nere until 11 a. m., central
tlms, Feb. IB, io, ana men openea xor
the construction of a band stand. Full
information and blank forma ot propoaals
furnished on application to this office.
Plans snd specifications may be seen here,
also in office of chief quartermaster.
Omaha, and Master Builders' exchange.
Kanaaa City, eiiseoun. uniieu eiaiei re
serves the right to accept or reject any or
all proposals, or any parts thereof. En
velopes to be marked "proposals for Band
Hi.nrl" and addressed to CauL Wm. D.
Davis, Quartermaster. J18-18-0-21-12-lS
Na Av. Ih. Tt. Na Ar. IS. Pr.
M ISO 40 I Tl 70 348 180 6 01
II 171 40 I 80 47 177 ISO 04
41 144 H 6 40 Tl Ml IIS 6 41
74 141 ... 3 48 81 84 14 8 0
Tl 148 ... I 44 . 44 84 ... 8 01
It 113 ... 8 44 72 84 ... 4 0
84 14 ... 6 14 IT Alt ... tot
II 171 40 I IS , 17 114 ... 04
It lit 40 I 84 48 841 ... I 1
SO 1ST ... I 4 47 IS 18 M
44 "3 40 4 44 ... 8 1
II 17 ... I 44 4 JM 40 10
14 8:4 IP 4 00 M ..Tt 11 1
1 88 ... 8 4 44 sot K I 1
T 314 140 4 40 44 8B4 ... 4 14
IO. 314 140 4 t 48 r4 ... I 14
SO 44 4 4 II 1ST ... Ill
70, 81 140 I US S 3M 0 4 14
73 40 I OS II let ...
It ST ... 104 40 MS ... if
44. 4 84 -4 441 ... lit
71 341 4U 4t II g ... I is
SHEEP Receipts of aaeep numbered 87
oars, about 8,aj fatad, ouly a moderate ma
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY AND AR
t tilery Horses Chief Quartermaster's Of
fice, Omaha, Nebrsska. January 18, 1908.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be re
ceived at thla office, until It o'clock m.,
central standard time, Fsbruary 17, 1804).
and then onened. In tha presence of attend
ing bidders, for 300 Cavalry Horses and 200
Artillery Horses; lor dalivery al omana.
Neb., or other prominent railroad Dolnts.
The animals to conform to specifications for
Cavalry and Artillery norses. united states
reserves right to accept or reject any or all
proposals or any part thereof. Particulars
and blanks for proposals will be furnished
on application. Envelopes containing pro
posals to be indorsed "Proposals for
Horses." and addressed to Major D. E. 11c
CARTHY, Chief Quartermaster.
J20-21-2J-23F16-1S
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et Louis Local (from . , -
Council Blufts) a 1:00 am all:18 pm
Stat.berry Local (from
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm blOilfi ant
lllluols Central-
Chicago Express a T:u am a s:4 pm
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Mtnn.-st. re,..: Kxprsss..n t.is ant
Mlnn.-bt. raui tiiunou.. t.w .ev ana
Omaha-FL Dodge LociU.a 4:u pm au: am
Chicago, Milwaukee ev si. raaa
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Perry Local b :la pm bll:2d am
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Chicago Local aU:u am a $:M yta
tfloux ciiy " ekuwi ant
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Chicago bpeciai .....a s.uu put 4 : a
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Nebrueaa and Wyoiiuug Division
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Uucolu-Loug Pin a 7.44 sun aiSJiaat
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4. The ComrtADy Is conservatively managed. ' :
I. . Yonr boldloc cad be readjly converted Into cash.
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