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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEEj FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1909.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
) Trading' Moderate at Opening and
Ton it Weak. . ,
ioRTHWESX RECEIPTS LIGHT
',Tk SomecTtma to Develop Bet
ter Price Corn an Oats la
'lliipatkr with Wkril nasi
Art Dnll.
OMA1IA, Nb.,'Jan. SI, 1S.
i u-; rr.ark-.t opened steady today with
Vitjt Uioupritie iradlnt. The Reeling at the
closo veterc.y was bullish, but that did
not affect today's orx'nlna and all arain
had rather weak, ton after the opening.
There was little change In wheat aixl
,Mie traders w-er Inactive. The receipts In
the northwest-atlll run extremely light, but
there Is nothing new to be said about ths
iltuatlnn. It will take some time to develop
M-tter pt-lr es.. Wheat otened at l.O7Vcfl-07:s
ir(1 rinsed at.ll.OiH. i
Corn and . oats are In sympathy with
heat, both opened with little change and
he trading was very slack.
Receipt" hi corn are slightly ever estl
ryit'S and the shipping demand very poor
V price stays about , the same. Corn
if- .H'd at 81ailN and closed. 2.
(ml receipts still run -very moderate, not
fnough to supply the demand, there Is
'It tie change Irr-tha values although they
ire firmer then yesterday, Oats opened,
and closexl, B2e. '
Primary receipts -and' shipments: Wheat,
receipts, 'sMft.OOO' butt year" ago, 668.000 bu.;
i'lDmerrta'. -247O0O b"u.: var aero. 241.000 bu.
orn, rectHpts. '673.0K) bu.; ear ago, H),0k)
hi.: shipments, -fria,000 bu.; year ago,
t'le-arances were:" " Wheat, KtB.fVs) bushels;
lorn, 148.000 bushels;, oats, 4.000 bushels;
sheet and flour. aiVOOfl bushels.
Liverpool closo,-. .Wheat,, unchanged at
lit lower; corn, .'iBVirt higher..
Local range of options: .
Vrtleles.l C-pen.l iilgh. Low", Close.) Tesy.
rVheat
Miy:.
July..-.
lorn ,
-May...
fc6s -6"
, 48 43
1 01- J
ei
66'J
4SV
ioi ion,
91 92'-,
49 4ST
..4 . Untubm Curt Prices
1 VMAT-Kij; hard-, mrawc: No. 8
i - .a A-,- - , . A .... Jla . . vt a
idru, wn-jtr. nv. nam,' swaew;, iiu. o
ipring; 9tS99e.
OOKN-Tno. 5, .t4Vir; No. a, Wfic; No. 4.
4c ; No. a yellow, MW; No. 8. white, 6S'r
e.Vac
OATB No. S mixed:' 47;fi48'Ac: No. 3
fellow," il3AHUcz No. 3 white. 4Si'4S'c;
.so. 4 white. 47'?r47,.fc; standard, Baw.
RYE No:, 71n; No. 3. 70C. -,t.
Car L Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
1R7
f
Vtlinn
Pennsylvania and other nearby current re
ceipts, returnable oases 3Wc at mark; west
ern firsts, free cases, Ic at mark; western
current receipts, free esses. T-Ai&c st mark.
CHEK8B Firm, fair rt.manrl: New York
V'WVlte' cnolu' 13tl14,0i ,r tu good.
"EW YORK GENEnAL MARKET
notations
Varlona
of the Day on
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-ri.Ot-TL-Reoeir.ta
11.6m bbls.j exborts, 13.000 bbla.: market
quiet; Minnesota patents, fRB6j6; winter
tralghts, 34.ti6(j4-76; Minnesota bakers, M.'."0
trt.ta); winter extras, U.Vi.lb; winter pat
ents. 84.754u6.26: winter low arnules. 1 eiya
4 16. live flour, firm: fair to rood. .Va
4.2S; choice to fancy, 14 .&r34 60. Buckwheat
flour, quIM; 82.4fi-2.60 per 100 Ibr.
CORNMEAL firm; fine white and yel
low, $1.5-1-31.56; coarse, 1.40tfl.45; kiln
dried, $3 46.
RYE-Dull; No. 1 western, 81c, f.
New York.
BARLUY Quiet; maJtlng, 730780, c
New York; leeding, 6uiuc, c 1. I.
i ors.
HEAT-Recelpts, M.fjno bu.: exports, 11
309 bu. No. 8 rel. Sl.ORUfil 09U elevator:
2 red, .104il.l0'4 f. o. b. afloat: So. 1
0. b.
1. f.
New
No.
.. 16.
302
8
eanolls ........
uuiutn
jmatia
, m L J
CHICAUO "GRAIIV AND PROVISIONS
e" ... , .
7eataf, of 'Ibe 'Tradtng; and ClosInK
Prices' on Board ef Trade.
CHICAXICl. Jan. 21. A stampede by shorts
caused, a sharp rally .in wtiyjit. prices heru
lo.iay. but the market failed to hold the
idvanee, the -ukaie showing net .louses for
the day of Wic. to t-orn and oats
closed f 1 r i,i a no provisions s teady.
IJxcepl for an occasional display of flrm
neHa, cluo In covering. by shorts, sentiment
In the whet pit whs Inclined to be bearish.
On atd at (heae upturns , the demand from
Shorts was- sufficiently' urgent to force the
price of the .May delivery up nearly lc
from the'Iow biiinfof the dy. tout the more
distant deliveries made comparatively
illght gains. The heavy tope of the market
was du mainly jo jorslstent hammering
hv laadLne bnara..who based their action on
a balief that n s:ump was In order follow
ing a four days' advance, A decline at
Liverpool' n'ol withstanding, the advance
iiiere vesterdHy; Insured considerable sell
ftng earlv In- the session. Receipt In the
(northwest were sasln small, but the dls-
U'repancy between lofThs arrivals and
Uiosh of. .year. nr was '.not great, l ne
VTiaraei v a narnv hh'hiij , w nil may i
1 07S and July nt 97T,c.
There n .via!cne Ih ttW owrn market
earlv In li.e cri bu f.iiVtai the last half
of the " w niuii a strotig tine "wss mani
fested. rho.p'Arket olmed firMT,'-with May
nt 62ic ailcVJuly, at 62'tt
The stronth-i coMl had bullish effect
on oats, hut tholriwaoN wliloh-prevalled
t the greater part of h 4 iv was due mainly
to continued ght receli.th. The close was
firm, -with' prices 'a sha-le o Hfc higher.
May closed atltfc snd July at 46ie. '
l'rovhlti were firm. At the close prices
'?-iveve,lp lower' fo 16c higher. i-
The JKnding futures rangea las follows;
northern. Dulutfi. li.ariu f'K . nt! No,
2 hard winter, Jl.l, f. o. b. sfioau Th
May option wfta well sustained by the bulls
today owing to the strength In. cash situa
tion, but later months showed signs of
heaviness of liquidation. The whole msrket
c osed rather easy at Vriic net loss. May
closed at 81. UH; July closed at 81.08.
CORN Receipts, ll.2M.bu.; exports. 12.390
bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, B8V4C, elevator, anl
Sic f. o. b. afloat; No. a white, nominal;
No. 2 yellow, 7o f. o. b. afloat. The op
tion market was without transactions, rlos
ln nt unchanged. May cloeed at 6iic;
July closed at HiSic; September cloeed at.
. OATrV-Recelnts. t-,730 bu exports. 3.900
bu. Spot, inarket firm; No. 8 mixed, W to
ius., Mttiuv; natural white, X to 'ii los.,
oft.'ic; clipped while, S4 to ti 1Ij., HiWit
.c,
HIDES Quiet: Bogota, . 191(SC0o; Cen
tral America, 20c.
J'ROViaiONS Reef, easv; family, 81860
Mi.Ui; niees, 8J1.00'((11.&); beef hams, J.OO
ii-7.0l); packet, J14.60n 16.00; city, extra India
mess, 86.00Ji25.50. Cut meats, steady; pick
led hellles, 89.ofK7M.2fi; hams, .5o. I.ard
steady; western, 89.9010.00; refined, steady;
continnt, 811.20; South America, 810-85;
compound, 87.7fi;8.1i'V. Tork. stearty; fam
ily. 818.-qn 00; ahort clear. 819.S;.50;
mess, 81tf.7517.26.
TAL.U3W Finn: city (82.00 per pkg.),
6Tc; country (packages free), 6SdjmiO.
RICli Firm; domestic, fair to Qxtra, ;i,
S '; jH.an, nominal.
BL'TTTOR Market easy, creamery spe
cials, 334c (official price, 33c); extras, &2
3:'4c; third to firsts, 24W31c; held, common
to specials, 23(f30c; process, common, to
special, l!Ctfti6u; western factory firsts, 214
42LY; western Imitation creamery firsts,
2:j(t4c.
Mb.i',H inrm; state, r nil cream, sie
clals, U't'Sl'c; state, full cream, fancy,
1414c; state full cream, good to rrlme, 14o;
winter made, best, 134c; winter made, good
to prime, 12r13c; winter made, common to
fair, loVaaie; skims, full to specials, 24
4'llc.
UiJS Steadier; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby brown and mixed, fancy, S1J
82c; fair to cholc. 2Wt30c; western firsts,
Sl'ftfSJic; seconds. 2Jt',4c.
WEATHER IJf THK GRAIN BELT
Partly Cloody and Warmer for Fri
day Is the Forecast.
OMAHA, Jan. 21, 1909.
Cloudy and unsettled wea.tner continues
general in the central valleys and through
out the east and south. Unlit drUallng
rains were general In the lower Missouri,
miuille Mississippi valleys and upper lake
region since the preceding report, and con
tinue in tne middle Mississippi valley una
upper lake region this morning, anrt light
rains are falling In the southern state. A
disturbance of unusual energy has devel
oped on the north Pacific coast and is cans-
ng general rains on the coast, and ralna
and snows over the northern Rocky moun
tain plateau. This disturbance will move
slowly eastward, attended by unsettled and
warmer weather, and will cause continued
cloudy conditions In this vicinity tonight
and r ncray, with somewhat warmer Fri
day. The weather is warmer east of the
Missouri rlvor and throughout the ' lower
valleys and southern states. ' It Is colder
In the upper Missouri valley and western
Canadian provinces.
.Record of temperature and oreclnltatlon
compared with the corresponding day of the
last inree years:
iooa iqob icvr -tor
Minimum temperature ... 3d 34 9 A
Precipitation 00 '-;00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 20 degrees.
Deficiency lit Pre'clDtlatlon since March 1.
6.67 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding nerlori In i
7.84 lncliee. '
Deficiency correSDondlns" nerto In 1907
3 92 Inches.
Li. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Arllcl-a. Op-i.rHlgh. tow. Ckse. Tes y.
Wheat
Mny
July
Sofct
( 'orn
May
Julv
Sept.
II-H-,
May'
July
i-8rci
May
' July.
I H-(
Jt:i.
May
'July
Ri" -Jim.
May
July
II 07H! 1 OS',! 1 (flf,
1 9 1 ssHiirrHfrxf
I 94!
93
94H
I.
I
l 07v i irri
I .3'4j627sfl4
4l . . 62
1T'4,I ' 6filhifi
si '
68
.51S
. 4fii
. 39
17 3741
17 15 .
17 274
' a my
874i
ci
4rt:
' 28
394
17 8741 17 60
17 2
17 874
72Vi'
a 874!
17 30
17 36
9 76
924
10 034f 40 0241 10 00
8-0,
OS
-1741
a o
9 10
9 80 -
a 90
9 06
1744
6241
62SI
n.
624
62
62 6H4Hr'
'484
. ,394
ft 60
1715
17 33
9 75
10 00
8 90
9 0741
9 1741
4K4a
17 86
17 374
17 36
9 76
9 924
10 Oo
a 874
9 10
9 20
No. !. ' ,
c-o.vi ,mottliins were as follows
FIXJUR Vvm; winter patents, 84.76.2n;
stialgnts.' 8.tw4.w: spring patents, w.jmu
Ktsf,- mruiirhta li mvrf6.(A: bakers. 82 96(fr4.15.
WHEAT-No. 8 spring, 8t.0Krl 10; No. 8,
$1.0?fil.(j No. 8 red. ll.06VJfl.OKH.
CORN-No. i. 694i69c; No. S yellow, 69
fMo-c.
OATS-No. a-.whKe, H4c; No. white
S.YK-NC. . -TM44I7r. . -
BAKLEY (lood feeding, 4c; tnr to
eholce malting,' 1ti3o.
SKKDS Flax. " Nc. I northwestern, $1,674
Timothy, prime. W-90. Clover, contract
grades, $9.y!.-' 7 .
60rfig.74. Mess pork, per bbl., 817.374
17.60. Ijvrd, per 109 )b.', 89-T. Bhort clear
sloes i boxed). 88.874i.12H; '
Kidlowira were tna receipts and shlp-
nicnts of flour and grsm; . .
. Kecelnts. 8hlpment
Flour, bbls .n. 22.000 27.700
Wheat, bu 3.500 57,900
Corn, bu ....J68.000 438,000
Oats, bu ..',.;,.-..fW,0 274.4(
Rye, bu 9,0iO lOoO
Barley, bu 113,800 . 82.400
in. tii Produce excliknae toils v the hut
ter market was steady; creameries. X.'C30c
rfulrles flWrt'270. EgR-s. firm; at mark
cases Included. 4X; firsts. a4c; prime
firsts, 304c Cheese, steady, HUloc.
SI. LaaFa Geaeral Market.
ST. tOt'IB. Jn. 21. WHEAT Futures,
lowsr: cash". -ready : tTack. No. a red cash
$1,100 LIS; Nq.,8 bard, 1.03ttfl.07; May, SLOtiH
tiio,4: July, si.zs'iiwoc.
CORN-Iilher; track. No. t cash, sOc
No. .2 white, fiiipSSW'i My. July
OATS-rHIgH'''; traek.'No. i cash, 51$t2c
No. 2 jwblta. 5Jc; Way, wci July, 4ic
R Y R .Nomina I at 7S4C.
I FI.Ol'R rtu;. red winter patents. 84.90
fti.; exU fancy, snd straight, 84.JOgH.80j
hard winter clears. w.D". . .
SEED Timothy. 83,(MJ3e.
COLVNMEAJ4J40.
h iM. rtrm: racked, east track. 810 90.
HAY IuU; Uuiothy, UaOOgll.OO; prairie.
IRO.N ttlJua iiwtiw.
HEMP TViJJE-7c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, higher; Jobbing.
8W76. Lardt- ateadyf prime steam, tt.np
9 60. Dry salt meals, steady; boxe.1, extra
shorts,: I8-.374: ctear ribs, 89 M; sliort -lr.
89 75 Bacon, suadv; boxed, -extra shorts,
8li634; t-W-ae ribs. 818.S6; shr eleaxs. 31o.6.
POVLTRY-8eady; chickens, 10c; springs,
12-; turkeys. Sue; ducks, Uo;-gewv o.
BUTTER Vady creamery, 84320.
LOGd Jiiglutr, 264c, case count.
Flour. bbls.M.... "
Wheat,- bu
Oom. bur.-. w.,...,-...7.u
Oats, bu.v ta.JuU
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mb.. Jan. 21 WVrF.AT
Unchanged; May, 31.004; July, 91c. Cash;
No. 2 hard. ai.OZ&l.OtP.t: No. 3 hard. 99ou
1.064; No. 2 red. 31-09;. No. 3 red, 1.06aJ.0(l..
Luitn-uncnangL-d; May, b4c; July, 4c;
mixed, buc
white,. 61c;
September, 64u. Cash: No,
No. 3 mixed, fV6c; No.
no. i wnite, uowoio. ,
OATS I'nchanKed : No. 2 white. 50i62c:
No. 2 mixed, itKu-OOc.
RYE 7ott73c.
HAY Choice timothy. WIO.OO: choice
prairie. 88.6oj9.oo; choice allalfa.v tli.toil
14.60.
BUTTER Steady;' creamery. S2c: pack
ing stock, 19c.
Eaus-4c lower; fresh extra. 32c: cur
rent receipts, 27Hc - '
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu '.,' M.OCO' " 40,000
Corn, bu 17,ooo la.ouo
Oats, bu. 6,000 17,000
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 21. WHEAT May
opened at 3J.084; high. $1.0H: low, l.o;
close, Jl.OM'ytf'l.uS; July opened at tlue;
high, H.oti'; low, i.uy; close, llii'a
I.O84. Cush wheat was in better demand
nnd firmer, compared with the optional c
over May for good No. 1 northern and
about o under fur No. 2 millers were
better buyers. Close: No. 1 northern,
spot, ai.odVgl.lO; to arrive. 31. 0941.10; No.
2 northern, spot. 31.oT4'aV.08; to arrive.
81 07Vr81-i; No. 8. 31 051. 06.
CORN NO. 3 yellow, ob4c.
OATS No. 8 while, 69(o71o.
HAULEY Receipts, 66 cars, against, 48;
shlnmeuls. 60 cars. '
SEED Flax, receipts, 80 cars, against 68; j st
No. 1 soiu at rjc ovti may ciosea
at 81.64.
BRAN In bulk. 319 261930.
FLOL'R First patents, 86.4vft8.60; second
patents, 85.26u6.4a; first clears, 8I.U"X4l.li
second clears, 8-9ufi3.o6.
Liverpool Urals Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 21. WHEAT Spot,
easy; No. i red western winter, is lod; fu
tures quiet; March, is 74d; May, 7s Hd;
July, 7s 7d.
CoilN eiot, steady; new American
mlxetl, via Galveston, 6s 4td; futures,
quiet; March, 6s Hd; Miy, 6s
Pevrla Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Jan. 21.-CORN-teady
No. 8 yellow, 694c; No. 3 yenow, 6u4iic;
No. 8, !Vc; No. 3, 6c; No. 4, 6tiVtj6i4c;
no grade, 62c,
OATb-Easy; No. 3 white. 60V6o4C; No.
4 while. 4im.660c.
RYE Dull; No. 2. 79-770.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Striking; Feature of the Day's Market
is Its Dullness.
VALUES MOVE BUT SLIGHTLY
Close Is Firm Beraaae of Resorts of
OTerssbscrlptlon of Rasslaa Loam
ia Paris Boads Are
Irregnlar.
NEW YORK. Jan. n.-The movement of
prices of stocks today offered little of In
terest, the striking feature of the marke
being Its dullness. Prices are moved but
slightly either up or down. No obstacle
to speculative activity Is found In the
money market, which continues to relax
without any effect from the various Impor
tant reductions which are being met. Banks
are beginning to repay to the government
the proportion of government deposits
called for the coming Saturday, but this
Is more than offset by the high excess of
government expenditures over receipts,
which makes a dally return of funds to the
channels of the money market. The move
ment of foreign exchanges today was away
from p the gold export point, and the ques
tion was raised whether the option of the
Russian loan subscriptions In Paris to
morrow was to be destined to put an end
to the outgo of gold from here. Both the
Bank of England and the Bank of France
made strong returns today, the former gain
ing over aJ.OOO.OOO and the latter over 310,
000,000 In gold. All the Items In the English
bank statement showed Its Increase of con
trol of the London money market during
the week and made It evident that it will
be able to attract gold to London if it da
sires. The application of the American Sugar
Refining company to have Its stock ad
mitted to the regular listed department of
the Stock exchange was -the occasion of
widespread comment over the changed or.
der of things from the time when the af
fairs of that company were more closely
guarded from oubllclty than those of any
other company. Regular listing of Its se
curities will Involve the supplying reports
of operations In much greater detail. This
Is In the line of progress In doing away
with abuses which have been going on with
out attracting much attention. Measures
of discipline against Stock exchange mem
bers have been rigorous of late and have
been supplemented by admonitions of less
notoriety. The sittings of the committee
sppointed by Governor Hughes to investi
gate the exchanges Is believed to have
some connection with this course of events
and the comparative dullness of the specu
lation may be not entirely disassociated
from It. The note of discouragement In
the trade outlook voiced by the Iron and
steel trade organs and another reduction
In the price of copper here and In London,
did not pi-event the metal stocks from
figuring In the only considerable movement
of the day. The general market refused
Its usual sympathetic response to any de
cided aetion of United Slates kneel. Bncii
buying as there was late in the day was
ascribed to the expectation ofga favorable
Influence from the reported oversubscrip
tions to the Russian loan In Paris. The
firm closing retained about all of the day's
gains.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 35,732,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call
Number of sales and principal quotations
on BtocKs were as follows:
Bales. Hteh. Ln. Clou.
AituiKunitF4 Copper ....
Am. c. a F '..
Am. c. F. pfd
Am. Cotton OH
Am. H. A L. pfd
Am. Ics Securities
Am. Llnsaed CHI
Amerlon Locomotive. ....
Am. LAcomotlvs pfd....
Am. 8. A R
Am. 8. R." pfd..'.'."'.'.".
Am. Sugar Kaflnlng
Am. Tahaccn pfd
American Woolen
AnaconJs Mining Co..,..'
Atchison
Atchison pfd '.1'.'.','.!
Atlantic Coast Line...!."
Baltimore & Ohio
Bal. ft Ohio pfd ;..
Brooklyn Kapid Tr
Canadian Pacirla
Central Leather .,
Central Leather pfd..... .
Central of New Jersey..,.
Chesapeake a Ohio......
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago. N. W.f
M. A Bt. p
.. C.. c. Bt. L
Colorado r. At I
Colorado A 80
Colo, tc 80. 1st pfd .,
Colo. & 80. Id pfd
ConsolHetad Gaa
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson ,
Denver A Rio Orajide ...
n. a r. a. pfd
Planners' Becsritlea ....
Brie
Brie 1st pfd
Erie 3d pfd
General Electric
Oreat Northern pfd ,
Oreat Northern Ore etfs.,
Illinois Central
InterborouKh Met , .,
Int. Met. pfd '.,
International Paper ,
Int. Paper pfd.
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas Cttr Bo...'.
K. C. so. pfd; ;.
Louisville A N
Minn. A St. L
M., St. P. A 8. g. M ...
Mlseotirl Paclflo -.
"M.. K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y , O.' A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Southern Paclflo
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania ...'
People'! Oaa
P.. C. C. A Bt. L
Pressed Bteel Car
Pullman Palace car
Railway Steel Spring. ...
Readlnc
Republic Steel
Republic. Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
Bt. U B. F. M pfd...
St. Loula B. -W
L. 8. W. pfd
8loss-8heffleld 8. ft I...
Southern Paclflo
So. Pacific pfd
iouthern Railway
80. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Tens Paclft
T., St. U A W
T , BU L. A W. pfd
t'nlon Pacific
talon Paclflo pfd
U. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Rubber 1st pfd
V. S. iHeel
II. B. Bteel pfd
Vtah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ..
Va.-Caru. Chem. pfd
Wabaah
Wabaeb pfd
WeetinchouM Eleetrtt ..
Westers Union
Wheeling L. B.
Wtaconsln Central 1100 v4
T. A T. Co l.tw in u-os
But In the afternoon New York sent good
upport, especially of Erie, and the msr-
t rinisnei steady, topper snares easea
it ri the metal.
PARIrt. Jan. a Prices on the Bourse
were firm today.
BKRUN, Jan. 21. The tone on the pours
today waa heay, but some of the specialities
ere firm.
New York Moaew Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. Zl.-MONEY-On call.
easy, l,fit per cent; lowest rate, lVol Pr
cent; ruling rate, l per cent; closing bid,
lVi per cent; offered at i per. cent. Time
loans, soft: sixty days. 2H per cent: ninety
ays, 2 per cent; sis months, Sav per
cent.
rRIMH MERCANTILE FArER-SH8,
per cent.
eririKi.iiM EACHAMifi-w eau, witn ae-
ual business In bankers' Mils at 84.M,&d
SV6 for sixty-day bills affll at H S7: for
demand, commercial bills. 84.Wvff-4.s4V
riijv t-n nar. aic; Mexican aoiiara, 44c.
BONDS Government, steady: railroad. Ir
regular.
t loelnci Quotations on bonds today were as
ollows:
..1HL. ft N. nnf. 4s..
..1 Man. e. . 4e ....
. .! M". Central 4a...
. .i00 do let lire
..1111 M. A St. L. 4a....
..14M.. K. ft T. 4s....
.. 771 do Is
..1I N. R. R. of M. e.
..100HN. T. C. g. IWa...
.. W N. J. C. ( 5
..I'M No. Pacific 4
..io;ti do as
.. 13 N. ft W. r. 4a
..101 O. 8. L. rfd. 4a
.. f Prnn. cv. IVt 114..
.. S "do con. as ......
..loft1! Reading gen. 4s
.. 7 Rep. ot Cuba be
.. 4it. L. A 1. M c 6s,
. . f.l St. L. A S. r. I. 4a.
Chea. A Ohio 4M....U'o Bt. Ll 8. W. 0. 4s.. 7
Chicago A A. 3s.. Seaboard A. L. 4a 04
14.000
86.t
W.0O0
60,000
Mllwaakea Oral a Market.
MIIAVA VKFTK. Jan. -'WlIEAT-U mr
Vet steady: No.1 1 northern, 8113. No. I
northern. 81.10V May, 81 asked.
CORN-rtrm;' May. 62c sked
BARI.KV-owerJ sUndard. 6C! sam
ples. 614Jc.t
rkllaAelpala PreMlaiea Market.
PHILAPCLrWIA. :7un'- . H. BUTTER
Pull, la losveiw tfV ?num ereamry, aac;
xtra nearby piints,. c. . . . - . ' .
KUaar-JAeak, -"er: Penhsyl aula snd
ftmt Bs.l fll-SU, frc CMtraV JVC St tuatkj
Dnlath tlrala Market. ..
Dl'LUTH. Jan. H WHKAT No. 1 hard,
81.0SH; No. 1 northern, 81.07; No. 2 north
em. 81.U&V May. 81; July. 81.0H. .
OATtS Tb arrive and on track, 19c.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 21. WOOL The local
market is less active, but the general
bush ess is reported good and the fresh
contracts have been made for small lots
totaling several million pounds. Prices
are fairly firm and stocks of both fleece
and staple territory are very scarce.
Leading domestic quotations range as
follows: Indiana and Missouri three-eighths-blood,
2880v; quarter-blood, 27
Cj Jnc; acourea values, ihi, tine it
months, 0Oc; fine. 8 to 8 months, bt
6 66c; fine fall, 48 6 50c; California,
northern, 62j 5!tc; middle county, 40 60c;
southern, 40(alic; fall, 414j4Jc; Oregon,
eastern, No. 1 staple, 81fcf4Je; clothing,
63&6c: valley, No. 1, 44c; territory,
fine staple, 2 06c; fine medium staple,
60 62u; fine clothing, 680 60c; fins me
dium clothing. 6i$67c; half-blood, 600
61c; three-elghths-blood, (8 6 66c; quarter
blood, bO'ubic; pulled extras, 60061c;
fine, 67 6 60c: A supers, 7 066c,
LONDON. Jan. 31. WOOL A large and
varied selection of 13,236 bales was offered
at the wool auction sales today. Competi
tion waa spirited st firm prices. New
South Wales scoured merinos sold aX 2s
Cross breds wers In strong demand
for tbe home trade and Americans, the
latter taking suitable paresis freely. Fine
merinos greasy waa often withdrawn ow
ing to lack of demand from Americans.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Jan. 21. WOOL Un
changed; medium grades, combing and
clothing. 19Vu'Vc; light fine, lbtj'Oicj
heavy fine, lOVtuloc; tub washed, 2lBJ14o.
. Paak Clearlags. . .
OMAHA. Jan. tl.Bsnk clearings for ts-
... r -. , - . . , .
Csy were e-.J'i.w--. bwiu sr tne VOrre-
sponding data last year 11, o, 017. 87.
10.300
2.600
8. mo
1,300
10O
IHJ0
20.200
2H0
800
l.o
S.eio
' 4.000
S0O
: 4l
4.lX
. 7,000
100
l.ano
. 1.100
, i.ioii
- 8,100
soo
2,7tO
100
. 8. too
700
, 2.30O
. 1,100
400
7.200
.' " too
. 10.000
. z.ino
. 2,00
400
. .SOO
. 8.3O0
. . 400
600
. 1.700
. 4.800
800
""'ifw
. l.ioo
. 1.500
. 1,100
too
. 1.10
. i.K
.25.000
. 1,000
. 1.M0
.
700
. t.ioo
. 1.700
. 8,100
'. "',700
M0
. 2,100
roo
M0
J0
. 1.400
. 1,00
400
. H.700
. 17.100
. LOW)
i. J0
. 100
. i.:oo
S4.J-I0
K)
. 6.60
100
400
00
. l.soo -
,. 1,101)
.. 65,200
4'0
. . 100
.. - boo
.. 11.100
too
loo
. 1,100
'.' "-400
.. i.too
.. 8,100
,, 800
'.' 'iioo
1.400
7?i
4HL,
1097,
ii
M4
13
M
'S74
I0214
12
I2S
M'i
47
99
IMA.
100
1CH
.....
17
1S
10H4
M'i
8a
1T8
14
71
424
Uj
2
12744
II
'is4
404,
13
4H t
17a
1(7
144H
7H4
144
45
'io"
w
US
1S
r8H
I4t4
71H
44 4
75(4
7SV4
130 '4,
47
1
75(4
14044
IMS
1024
03
42
172
48
1M
SMs
MS
25 14
4
41(4
63(4
Ti
121
M4,
34
44 (4
S.V,
b:4
13(4
1S1'4)
u
104(4
4 (4
U44e
44(4
44(4
18
4
4
124
77 '4
4H
lot (4
4!4
34
2174
13
54
(S(i
1014
129
KS
28(4
4K44
'4
IOIH4
lot
1UH
'lis
17
11(4
101
1
178i
148 '4
71
42 4
(
8(4
8t
127(4
i
'i(4
8044
8!4
II
47
Mil
155(4
143H
71
1454
US
44 S
H
'as (4
82(
42H
794
12.HJ
68(4
1484
714
4414
14T4
77(4
ISOV4
47(4
'114
7414
11914
in"
102
894
41 '4
17lt
41
1I74
2514
16(4
24(4
614
19(4
12(4
M(4
7714
IMS
1214
2'
1
44"4
86(4
61(4
714
179S
44
II
104
624
113S
44(4
46(4
184
4'e
83 "4
U
Total aalea lor tba day, 671,400 snare.
78 '4
4'A
109
4!4
41
22 Vi
18
61-14
111
k7
1U3
12V
93(4
28 14
47(4
89 (
10-J 14
llMS
112(4
as
704
in
"(4
ji
232
41 '4
a
178
1494
71
42H
66
"14
1274
17
184
19 '4
11 '4
4H
37
154 14
1144
71(4
184
"S
65 '4
1T4
M(4
43
-J14
123 S
145
714
4a
V4
7
1304
4714
1'4
7
144
331,
133 (
lots
804
171
47
137T4
25'4
M(4
26 V4
14
4i'4
224
3
71
lao'i
132
8t
42(4
444
30 (4
61(4
71(4
1804
M(4
13
10J'4
M H
114
44"4
4l
114
(
, 49
3U
f4
11
414
Bostoa
ROSTON. Jtm
t&Jt per cent;
Official closing
Ati-hleoa sol. 4s....
do 4a
Ateblson R. R
do pfd
Boston A Albany-
Unaton A Maine ...
Flti-hburs pfd
N. V.. N. K. A H.
Union Paulllo
Am. Arse. Cbem...
do pfd
Am. loea. Tubs...
Amen Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Woo lea ....
do pfd '
Poratnlon I. A 8-,.
Edison glee. Ilia. .
His. Electric ....
do pfd
Masa. Gas
United fruit
I n Hod B. M
do pfd
V. aC Steel
do pfd
Adventurs
Allouea ...........
Amalsamata4
Artaona Com
Closlagr Storks.
. a. Money, call loans.
time loans, &Q4 pur cent.
on stocks and bonds:
,.. M Atlantic
...loo(4 Hutte Coalition
.. 9UHCel. A Arlsona
...lOOfcCal. A HecU
..44 Centennial
..137 Copper Range
,..138 laly Weet
..151 franklin
...Ill Omnby
,.. I9(4 0reeue Cananaa
... 15(4 I'le Royals
,.. '4Uia. Mining
,..129 Michigan
,..128 Mont. C A C
...12n4Neyada ,
... 1 Old Domloton
... 94 Osceola
,..11 Parrot
...244 Uuincy
... ltShannua
...41 Tamarack ,
... 604 Trinity
...llc(4 tailed Clipper
... MSI), s. Mining
... IKS V. 8. Oil
... 64SlLah
...11 4 '4 Victoria ,
... Is wiuona
... 1 Wolverine
... 7 North Butte
... 1414
. 16(4
. 24S
.114
Hi
. .
. 10
. l(4
.lil
. ll
. 244
. 1(4
. 11'
. 20
. 18
. 64
.ISO
. II
. 14
. 1
. II
. 14
. 41
. 2S
. 43 S
. 4S
. I
.lb
. 71
Foreign Flaaaetal.
LONDON, Jan. 21. Money waa In In
creased demand for various calls on the
market today, while discount were easy on
the fact that there was no change ln the
bank of una lands raue cf discount. Trad
Ing n the Block eaxhang-e waa devoid of
any feature and the tendency was toward
sagging until use announcement or tne un
chantted tnk sate caused a sllgrht harden
ing and brougtit firmer Pails advices,
which, together with improvement ln tl
bank return, helped to a ataadler close.
American securities. In the abaenoo of bust
nee. wra inclined to tmss bsluvy parity,
reg.,
V. 8. ref. is,
do coupon .
. S. 3a, reg
do coupon ,
. B. 4a, reg ,
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4s...
do a
Ateblson gen. 4s...
do adj. 4e
do ct. 4a
do ev. 6a
Atlantlo C. U 4a.
Bal. A Obis 4s.
do 3(te
Brk. R. T. ct. 4..
(.'entral of Oa. 6a.
do let Ine
do 21 Ine
do Id Ine
..101
.. 94
.. 84
.. 24
.. 84(4
.. 844
., 6Vk
4a "S
.. MS
..127(4
..101
.. 144
.. 8S
.. 944
.. K-S
'..10314
1M)4
l'Q'4
HIS
B. A U. n. 4s.
C, R. I. A P. 4s....
do col. 6a
do rfde-. 4s
CCC. A Bt. L. s. 4s.
olo. Ind. 6a
Colo. Mid. 4a
Colo. A 80. 4s
Del. A H. ct. 4a
II. A R. O. 4s
Erie p. 1. 4s
do sen. 4s
Hock. Val. 4Sa ,
Met. 41.1
Japan 4s
do 4Ss
do 2d aeries
Bid. "Ufa-red.
74 So. Pnclflc 4s 91
. 77S do 1st 4s 9C
. 89 o. Railway 6s '..if
. 12 Toxae A P. la 118
. ISST.. St. L. A W. 4s. 874
. 7b 1'nlon Pacific 4a. .-. , . . Wis
.81 do c. 4s.. If
. 94". S. Bteel 2d 6a 104
.101!e W abash la 1124
. 9a Western Md. 4a 84 14
. 8 W. & I,. 11 4e 84S
. 72 Wis. Central 4a 94
.107SN. Y., N. H. A H.
. S4s f T. s ctfs 13
. 80S Lake Shore 4s 1901... 9.'-'4
. lSAm. T. A T. 4a 92H,
. 194.
Closing; Stocks.
21. American Securities
London
LONDON, Jan.
were generally lower durliiK the first hour
today. Pennsylvania and Heading declined
and the rest of the list smaller fractions.
At noon the market was dull and heavy.
The rate of discount of the Bank of Eng
land remained unchanged today at 3 per
cent.
London closing stocks: ,
Consols, money ...83 7-18MO., Kan.' A Ta. . 4f 4
do account 83(4 New York Central .... 133U
Anaconda 8S Norfolk A Weatern.. J4S
Aicmann nil 'a do Pfd
do ptd 108 Ontario A. Western.
Baltimore A Ohio lHSPennsylranla
anadlan Pacific ....ltoSRand Mlnea
Chesapeake A Ohio. . J'4 Readlna-
Chi. Ureal Western.. 8S Southern Railway .
Chi., Mil. & St. P...162S do ptd
7e Beers USSouthern Paclflo ...
Denver A Rio O.... 19s Vnlon Pacific
do pfd 814 do nfd
Erie SU. 8. Bteel
00 1st pro 4S do pfd ..
do 2d pfd 3'WabaBh
Grand Trunk 19S do pfd ...........
Illinois Central 149SSpantah 4a
Loulsrllle A Nash.. 128 Anial. Copper
SILVER Bar, quiet at 2i 11-ltid
ounce.
MONEY-2V4(g2i4 per cent.
The rate Of discount In the nnen market
for short and three months' bills Is 2HS
per cent.
90
4BS
jS
... 7S
... 70s
.. 26
... 6
...12.14
...184S
... 99
j.. 64S
...lltS
... 19S
.... 60
... 44
. 80
per
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow to Open and Market Ten
to Fifteen Lower.
H00 SUPPLY IS VERY LIBERAL
Prices Drop Aheat Tea Ceats as Re
salt oC the I-arge Heeelots
Sheep Market Is Abeat
teady.
OMAHA. Jan. 21. 1909.
Cattle. Hog a. Sheep.
SOUTH
Receipts were:
OfHclal Monday 2.441 :SS3 6.8TJ
Official Tuesday b.UM 11. M 7.4b8
Official Wndnesrtay .2.r7 lS.JTa 7.4(2
EsUmate Thursday 4,8uO 16.800 6,000
Four days this week.... 19. "02 49.121 K.KS
Same days last week 22.5S ,H1 2.2M
Buttit days 2 weeks ago. .20,173 39.477 29,:(-
Barns days I weeks ago.. 14. 831 3K.302 24.106
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 2.127 21.714 8 S'3
Same days last year 18.214 ti.fee 1S.0-JS
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last yesr:
1900. 191S. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 67,44 ti3.S43 2.661
Hogs 1H1.837 104. 6S3 12,7l)
Sheep 23,036 79.S4S 15.787
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Dates. I 1909. ll8O8.IUkJ7.ll806.ll906.IH04. 11208.
Jan. 11... 6 74 4 16' 29 S 2! 4 Ml t M
Jan. 12... $.82 I 6 30 6 2 4 C2 4 til
Jan. 13... 6 6 4 t 2o 4 63 4 75
Jan. 14... IM 4 20! 828 80 4 73
Jan. 15... 5 ?74 4 5 6 Rf 5 ID
Jan. 16... b 93 4 83 6 42 I 2i 4 62 4 74
Jan. 17... 4 2ti 6 42 o 241 4 hi
Jan. 18... 6 06 4 23 6 601 5 27 4 65 4 60
Jan. 19... 6 OH 6 42 1 6 29 4 55 : 4 74
Jan. 20... 6 03 4 27 6 31 4 67 4
Jan. 21 4 22 6 65 4 68 4 79
tl 46
a
6 17
6 41
6 60
6 60
6 39
6 47
6 69
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road waa as fol
lows: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. tt St. P 6 7
Wabash 4 .. .. ..
Missouri raclflc .... 2 1 .. ..
C. M. & St. P 6 7 .. 1
Union IM- Ific 23 52 6 8
C. & N. W east ... 7 6 1
C. A N. W west .... 42 48
C, St. P., M. A O.... 36 15 5
C, H. A Q... east .. 10 10
C, U. A O., west... 68 72 . 4 S
C, R. I. & P., east.. 12 6
C, ' R. I. & P., west 1 4
Illinois Central 1 4
Total receipts ....208 226
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
uer or ncaa indicated
2
2
22
Neve- York Mining: Stock.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21 Cloelnr Quotations
on mining stocks were;
cs 226 eblttle Chief .
Brunswick Con 2 Meilcan
Com. Tunnel stock... 18 Ontario
do bonus lfiUOnhlr . -
Con. Cal. A Va 90 standard
Horn SIlTer 70 Vellow Jarbet
Leadville Con I . -
.... T
....107
....476
....175
....166
....100
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21 Today's slate.
mcnt of the treasury balances ln the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,0uo,000 gold
i.-erve, snows: Avaimtno an halance,
J1W.6N0.337; gold roln and bullions tl6.947.7t)9:
goM certificates, 31,042.bl0.
Cotton Market. "'
NEW YORK. Jan. 21. COTTON The
market ocened sieaiiv ar- an li.inr. nt
7 points.
sutures opened steady; January, 9.S9c;
March. 9.62c; May. .57(i; July, WUo August.
9.38c; October. 9.2so: Decembers 9.34c.
Spot cotton closed onlRt IS rmsnta hlo-hor-
middllna- UDlands. 10c: lnMrllinir niir 10 kv-
soles, 1,006 bales. .. .
Cotton futures closed stetwjy; January,
.67c; February, 9.6Hc; March, 9.66c; April.
.tS4c; May, 9.63c: June, 9.60c: July, 9.58c;
Augutrt. 9.4Cc: Sentemhnr. BUS.': (b-mh
9.36o; November, 9.30o; Decejmlier. .30c. '
OALVKSTON, Jan. 21.-COTTONMarket
higher at 9,c.
UT- t i ,1 ' I L, . M n . .
v.. ai. 10, -iiu.. un. i. curni.N
Steady; middling. 9c; sales, 239 bales; re
ceipts, 6.219 bales; shipments, 4,9a bales;
stocks. 42,628 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-COTTON-Spot
firm: low ordinarv. fiat- nnmiiiii-
dinary, 6 3-16c, nominal; good ordinary, 7o;
nr. - iinuuiiiiag, ovsci minaung, 9c; good
middling, 10V,c; middling fair, 10Hc; fatr,
USaC. nominal. Receints. 8 960 halea. tn..i
3(i5,6i6 bales. .
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21. METATJtA Am
cline of about 2d was reported In the Lon
don tin market today, with snot cljelnar
1 t,u urn ana lutures at Slis 7s W. Thi
local market was dull at $i.60t'J7.95. Cop
per declined to 69 13s 9d for spot and
a.00 lit 6a for futures In the I.n,1.n mur.
ket. The local market was dull and nom
inal, with lake quoted at 14.1S!V3,14.25, eloc-
trolytlc at 213.62Wul2.87l4, and . caatinar at
lit.wau.ia. Liead was unchanged at
.13 M M In London. The local market re
mained dull at 4. 15(o4. 20. Spelter was un
changed at 21 2s Sd In London, and at
$6.10rr)6.16 in the local market. Iron was a
little cneaper In London, with Cleveland
warrants quoted at 4Ks fid. The local mar
ket was unchanged. No. 1 foundry north
ern. tl7.OOtf-17.76: No. 2 foundrv northern.
lii.7"417.26; No. 1 foundry southern and No.
1 rounary southern, soft. Il7.2;i4ri7.76.
PT. LOUIS. Jan. 21. METALS Lead.
firmer at 14.06 bid; spelter, dull at )5.02H-
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company ..,
Cudahy Packing Co .,
Armour A Co
Krey Packing Co
Vansant & Co
Carey & Benton
Rothchild
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
P. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. P. Root & Co.'.'.
J. II. Bulla
L. F. Huss
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey ....
Sam Werthlmer -
H. F. Hamilton ,
M. Hagerty A Co ,
F. O. lnghram
Su-llivan Bros
Lehmer Bros
Other buyers
St. Louis Packing Co
Close Packing Co
Shater
Cattle.
... 609
... 927
...1,041
... 671
61
171
35
9
2S6
2W
36
93
32
70
20
219
61
23
99
36
41
41
663
Hoe.. Sheen.
2,674 2SC
8,944 733
6.021 1.373
2.927 701
769
148
105
122
1,152
..6,195 16,700 4,238
Total
CATTLE Receipts were more liberal than
dealsrs were anticipating this morning and
owing to the bad weather, trains were de
layed and It was well along toward the .mid
dle of the forenoon before any great num
ber of cattle had been yaj-ded. As a conse
quence dealers were slow ln getting out
Into the yards and first bids were generally
10H15c lower than yesterday for the bulk of
the beef steers. Packers picked up a few
lightweight and cheap cattle at prices not
a great deal different from yesterday, but
anything having weight was slow sale at
the full decline. The market Is fully 7tc
lower than ten days ago and the most of
the decline has fallen on the more desir
able beeves. . .
Receipts of cows and heifers were com
paratively liberal and although there was
a good demand for this grade of catlle the
trade was slow ln opening snd what trad
ing was done during tho early hours was
on the basis of a lOtglic decline as com
pared with yesterday. Good heavy cows
seemed1 to get the most of the decline, but
all gradea are 26(36c lower than at the closo
of la.n week.
Business in stockers and feeders was rea
sonably active today, as the offerings of
tills kind were not very large and thero
was a good demand from both yard traders
and country buyers. Packers are still tak
ing the bulk of the fleshy steers at better
prices than feeders will pay, but the light
and medium weight stuff that has any qual
ity at all Is moving freely at fully steady
prices, while as usual the common light
weight slutf Is neglected and lower.
. Quotations on cattle: Good 10 choice corn
fed steers, $.r.o04r.4o: fair to good corn-fed
steers, $6.0fry5.60; common to fair corn-fed
steers, 24.00ij4.90; good to choice cows and
heifers, 14.Lf-u6.40; fair to good cows and
heifers, e3.50tjp4.26: common to fair cows
and heifers. 2.0lft3.00; stock heifers, 42.7&tj;
3 60: veal calves. S4.GaQ8.00: bulls, stcsrs. etc..
I3.0otg6.u0; good to choice stockers and feed
ers. 14 ?6ri,.40- fair to . arood stockers and
feeders, (3-'6tf4.25: common to fair stockers
and feeders, ii.iutli.W.
Representative sales:
Br;t, Bitin-ita.
Evaporated Applea and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continui-s steady, al
though demand Is quiet. Fancy are quoted
at oVfuUc. choice at 7V,iio. prime at i
tjic, common to fair at HtH4c.
UHLtsLJ f it Lira Prunes are rather
firmer in tone, particularly Oregona. Cali
fornia prunes are quoted at ilit'e up to
4O-60S, and Oregon s at 4c for 40-6os up to
20-30. Apricots are ln small supply, with
choice quoted at 9Vtt9-vc, extra choice at
9V&U10C and fancy at llV&'13c. Peaches are
said to be offered freely from the coast.
Choice are quoted at 6U1c, extra choice
at 7Vao and fancy at KVitflOc. Raisins
remain unsettled, with' loose muscatel
quoted at 44it6c, choice to fancy seeded at
61faHc. seedli-ss at 4'u3H;C and London lay
ers at el.6U3l.80.
Oils and Hosla.'
OIL CITY, Jan. 21.-OIL8-Credlt bal
ances, 21.78. Runs, fc 1,581 bbls. : average,
12K.3ug btils.; shipments, 174,069, bbls.; aver
age, 178,474 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Jan. 21.-OILS-Tur-pentlne,
firm; toflic.
R08IN-Flrm. Quote: B, $3.17Hj3.30; D,
l3.20o3.221: E and K, 83 2W3.22A; G. .82.22H
y:i.Jt; H, e3.20tji.40; I, R2; K. 8610; M,
86.80; N, 86.25; W G. 86.45; W W, 13.50.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-COFFEE Futures
closed easy, net unchanged, to 10. points
lower. Sales were estimated at 15,750 bags,
Including February at 5.75c; March, 6.8.Vp
6.90c; May, 5.80'M6.i'6c; June, S.ii'6.r.;; Julv,
6.7686.lsje. Spot, quiet; No. 7 Rio, HrTHc;
Santos, No. 4, 8c Mild, steady; Cordova,
s'ipl2Hc.
Isgar ana Molasses.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-SUGAR-Raw.
quiet; fair refining, 3.17c; centrifugal, 96
tout, 3.87c; molasses sugar, 2.92c. Refined,
steady; crushed, 6.36c; powdered, 4.76c;
granulated, 4 96c.
COFFKE-Steady; No. T Rio, 7c; No. 4
Santos, fevr,ic.
Kansas City Live gtock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,0u0 head. Including 609 southerns;
market steady; cows strong and active;
choice export and dressed -beef steers, 86.76
Bo. oi; tair to good, 4.dOUo.do; western steers,
l4.0oSi-00; stockers and feeders, 8X406.90;
southern steers, 84 25sr6.76: southern cows,
tZ.JuO.'Jb: native cows, 31 76tj4.76; native
heifers. S3.60tti6.00; bulls. 83.264j-i.76; calves,
$35u7.26.
Hoot Receipts. 21,000 head; inarket f9
10c lower; top, 86S; bulk of sales, 86sO
b.ju; neavy, . iwu.3r.; pacaers ana nuteners,
86 o6-gi 15: light. il.50&-696: pigs. 84.00u6.26.
SHKHP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.01s)
head; market for lambs a teady ; ahaep loo
low-er; lambs, S62S437.J5; ewes and yearlings,
84.60oi.60; western yearlings., 86 50-o.iiO;
western sheep, 84,00436.60; tockerg and Ned-t-ra,
8a.OoiiH.7i
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
7 lit 4 66 It 1344 8 4.1
40 Itt2 4 Si 17 1061 8 SO
10 Ilia 4 l SO HSi 6 60
6 1174 6 00 9 1220 6 66
14 974 5 (0 tO Hit 8 40
7 lost 6 00 100 li2 8 96
M 1164 6 16 197 Kl.J 8 46
86 11.13 6 .6 54 1K7 I 70
K 1125 ( M 16 1J40 8 76
!7 11511 6 la ll5 1421 I ti
11 1169 8 40 11 1367 I si
COWS.
7 974 2 2S 6 10W t f
7. 904 S ao 4 I'M 4 00
t 970 t 63 8 9uJ 4 00
43 W lit ( 4S 4 00
14 939 I 00 Ht3 4 00
900 I 110 10 (M 4 00
11 940 8 CO ll0 4 10
1U05 t 15 14 109 4 10
6 9M4 U 1 1160 4 M
8 HOI 8 16 844 4 16-
18 890 1 40 1 1167 4 28
1 91 I 40 It I'M 4 10
: 1148 I 60 HI I"
19 Ill IM 6 1 4 9
14 77i I 60 10 1192 .4 48
Jl 991 I 0 16 1109 4 46
4 1035 I 76 17 lot 4 60
8 110 8 76 6 107 4 46
4 1075 I 75 11 4 18
16 944 3 76 8 11 4 90
10 1. 994 3 90
HEIFERS.
I 7(4 8 76 4 W IM
6 4)1 I 78 8 716 3 76
7 417 I 00 86 791 8 90
11 667 8 90 8 4t4 4 40
6 M IM KM 4 80
BULLS.
4 1180 9 SO 1 1 4 08
1 1140 8 40 1 1480 4 08
1 1690 I 60 1 1470 4 10
1 1160 I 70 1 11 4 16
1 1170 8 78 1 H0 4 40
1 llao 8 li 1 14M 4 40
X 1850 4 00 1 19u0 4 76
CALVES.
1 t20 I M 1 140 4 60
II It7 8 46 ' 8 186 8 76
H !'' I 76 11 144 1 00
10 814 4 00 1 140 t 08
14 Ill 4 00 3 140 T 00
I. .., 140 4 00 8 160 t It
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
6....: 830 I 08 I A1 4 80
It 841 8 M 80 TU III
11... 900 8 15 1 S7 4 60
6 662 I 40 46 990 4 61
18 621 I 76 1 734 4 46
11 ." HI I 76 1 8w8 4 44
14 690 8 90 80 lit 4 40
14 435 8 15 10 Ill 4 16
1 6t I 95 10 976 4 (0
80 461 4 00 84 940 4 96
13 119 4 00 24 871 6 US
I 464 4 06 14 1160 6 48
II 125 4 11 81 1001 6 48
Street Car Accidents
H&PPEIM'
Bocauso Pooplo:
1. Persist in getting on or off moving cars;
2. Get off, facing towards the rear of tho car;
.-. - t--
3. Run after a car and attempt to board it while it is going
at a high rate of speed; --
4. Cross behind one car and stop in front of another far
coming from the opposite direction;
5. Turn their vehicles sharply in front of a car;
6. Use no caution when driving across street car tracks;
a.
And Because Children:
7. Are allowed to make the streets their playground;
8. Or steal rides on the cars. '
Won't YOU Bear These Things in Mind
and Assist Us in Preventing Accidents.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
r...
47 ..
4.1...
98...
41...
7...
64...
81.
8HLEP Twenty-three cats of sheep ar
rived this morning, ubout 6,000 head. The
condition of the trade, while quiet, was
Just about steady, so that sales today
showed little change In prices as compared
with yesterday s decline. The receipts tor
the week have been rather excessive so
far an the requirements of the trade were
concerned and as a rule prices declined
rather sharply on all grades of fat sheep
and lambs, so ' that ln the main values
are anywhere from 25c to 60c lower than at
lie high time last week. The market tnis
morning, us noted above, ruled comr-nra-
Ively steady at the recent decline ana
the moderate number here sold In fair
season.
Conditions In 4he feeder division were
practically the same as during tho past
few days, with fair Inquiry, but at prices
somewhat reduced, as compared with last
week hlgn figures.
Quotations on sheen ana lamps: uooa to
choice lambs. n.OOtoTit); fair to good
lambs, $6.60ft7.00; feeding lambs, 84.7&7rtnO;
good to choice lia-ht yearlings. Jo.&o-fiA.co;
good to choice heavy yearlings, $tl.26titi.60;
feeding yearlings, St.wxa6.60; good to choice
feeding yearlings, S4.6tJ&6.60; good to choice
wethers, S6.006.60; feeding wethers, 4.ava
4.60; good to choice ewes. 84.Wi6.10; fair to
good ewes, 84.264.75; feeding ewes, S2.00I31
3.26: culls and bucks, $1.002.00.
Representative sales:
No.
4 western yearlings .....
63 western wr-thers ,
227 western ewes
No.
237 western ewes
fio western ewes
yearlings
HOtiS Another liberal
morning enabled buyers
reduction ln prices and
sharp decline was notid
lng. The receipts so far
run of hogs this
to continue the
a further rather
aaaln this morn
this weeg nave
been liberal, not only here, but at other
markets, so that a general decline of val.
ues is not lied at all points. Willi cars,
about 16,600 head, here this morning, prices
were set back about 10c as compared with
yesterday's market, with (ha bulk of the
hogs selling at and around 88 .sua.", as
against 86 KatKl.16 yesterday Tops today
reached 8t.x. fa against 8-eU yesterday.
Representative sales: '
ate. At. 8a. Pr. No. At. 8a- Pr.
88 176 .. IN 84 8 ... 8 96
II N IN . 41 UA 844 6 94
44 ...X1 ... I 81 44 844 ... 4 44
4 . I 8 eJ..,...i-l 80 6 48
....Ml
....211
....2.15
....117
i...tn
.961
.Wl
.234
.. B 90
60 8 90
80 6 90
80 6 90
tO 6 95
20 6 K
... 6 96
6 96
68
64
64
69.....
49
170...
. 68
II
. .175 850 8 05
. .! 400 I 06
4-) 8 10
, .292
..117
. .:u,i
..ioi
..111
347
I 10
90 I 10
8 10
I 16
80
160
140
179 western
166 western wethers
19 western bucks
2(iS western ewes, etills
10 western lambs, cuIIh
126 western lambs
465 western ewes
2S western lambs, culls
13 western lambs, culls
Av,
.. 97
..102
..101
Av.
. 92
. 100
. K4
. 94
. 103
. MS
. 65
. 91
. 67
. 66
Price.
00
6 26
4 60
1'r.
4 60
4 fifi
6 90
6 25
4 00
8 36
6 0
7 35
4 16
6 00
6 75
bullet from his revolver lodging In his scalp
and Inflicting only a trifling wound.
Tou woula not delay taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the first sign of kidney
or bladder trouble If . you realised that
neglect might result In Brlght's disease or
diabetes. Foley's Kidney Remedy correct
irregularities and cures all kidney and
bladder disorders. For sa?a by all drug
gists. .
Quick Action for Your Money Tou get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION lOTH AND MASON
Union l'aclfl
Overturn. Limited
JLIJI ...
T n ...
..a 8 So am
. e.uv yiu
toioraao t,ipr.w,
Atlantic Express
On-gon Express a 4:10 pm
I, oa Angeles Limited. .:al2:66 pm
Fast Mall 8:30 am
fhlna and Japan Mall.. a 4:00 pm
Arrlvs,
a 8:40 pm
a 6:00 pn
al0:16 liu
a 6:00 pm
a. 9:18 pm
a 6:46 put
a 6:60 pm
a 4:45 pm
a 7:06 am
r'hlna and Japan A
North l'latte Ijcnl a s:i& am
Colo.-Chtrago Special. .al2:lD am
lieatnce Sc BiromsDurej
Local bl2:30 pm b 1:40 pm
Chicago Great Western
Et. Paul-Minneapolis .... 8:30 pm
St. Paul-Minneapolis .... 7:30 am
Chicago Limited 6:06 pm
Chicago Express 7:90 am
Chlcaaro Ex Dress I: JO Dm
Chicago, Rock Island Pacific
.a 2:00 am
.a 7:00 am
Mountain Ltd. ..a 3:uo am
7:30 arn
ll':36 pm
8:27 am
11:86 put
:su pra
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak Hoars Ten Cents Lower
Sheep and I.nmbs Steady.
CHICAGO. Jan. 81. CATTT.B RccelDta.
estimated at 6,000 head. Market weak;
steers. Sl.eoaiT.is- cows. t.1.004jr6.60; heifers.
S.1.O05.7f : bulls, 83.403.90; calves. 13. 6t
9.50; stockers and feeders. 82.50ti.iC.15.
HOOS Receipts, estimated at 48.000 head.'
Market 10c lower; choice heavy shlpplnsr.
Ifl.36fi6.46; butcV.eis, S!.30if!5.45; light mixed,
5.yflri.!io; choice light, s.0r?"U5: pnvklng,
l6.fa.Kns.30: pigs. S4.7.Vfi6.fiO: bulk. 85 lVrj. ,V.
8HKEP AND LA MBS Rece nts. et -
mated at 10.010 head. Market steady; sheep.
34. 256 60; lambs, SaTS; yearlings, S5.00
TOO.
St. Loots Live Stork Market.
BT. LOUI9. Jan. 21. CATTLK Receipts.
i.iS6 head. Including , 720 Texans. Market
steady to 15c lower: native shipping and
export steers, 34.2Mi7.40; dressed beef and
butchers steers. H.00wl.60; steers under
1.000 lbs., 83.FOiP7.76; stockers and feeders,
83.66?r5.'; cows and heifers, S3.6"i,.10; fan
ners. Sl.76lrz.2n: Mills. 82 7f4W.a: calves.
$4.6fKj7.76; Texas and Indian steers, $3.00
6.00; cows and heifers. 31.7.Vrf4.26.
HOOS Receipts. 15,000 head. Markat lTJc
lower: pigs anI lights, fl.np4p7.n6; packers,
Ss.Urirti.30; butchers and best heavy, S6.26j
8.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rerelnts. 850
head. Market steady; native muttons, 84 26
iftfl 25; lambs, S4.76j7.6&; culls and bucks,
S3.264j6.26; stockers, 12.6033.26.
Sloax Cltr Lira Stock Market.
ST. JOSHPH. Jan. 21. CATTLB Re
ceipts, 1,0X0 head; market slow and steady;
Steers, 5.16iJfi.W; cows and heifers, S2.6013
6.00; calves. 83.604JS.25.
HOOS-Receipts. 7,000 head: market lOfilSe
lower; top, 80.20; bulk of sales, 86.70(f6.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBR-Recelpts, X700
head: market slow; lfl 15o lower: lambs.
88.00137.eo.
Slons Cltr Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CTTV. Ia-. Jan. 21. (Special Telo
gram.) CATTLE Receints, 800 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, 83.008 60; fst cows
ana natters, vi 7W.oo; feeders, S3.00Qt.74;
yearlings. S3.00j4.o0.
HOGS Receipts. 5,600 head: market 10c
lower; range of prices, S6.iiQt.16, bulk of
sales, S5.sOS.00.
Stoek In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Chicago Llmltod
luwa Laical
Rocky
lies Moines & Eastern. .a ii am
lies Mnlnes Passenger.. a 4.00 pm
Iowa local bll:00 am
r 1,1, il-' iwh rn Ej.I a 4:40 Dm
Fiver a 8:28 Din
r-hlr-juro
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltd..-..all:16 pm
Colo. & Cal. Kxpross...a 1:20 pm
Okl. & Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm
. . i.
Louis Express a 8:30
Loula Local (from
Min,-il Itluffal a 8:00
uar.ueiir ..w-..
Council Bluffs)
lliuols
BU
Central
a 8:30 pm
am
,b 5:00 pra
all:06 pra
a 4.30 pm
all :06 pm
a 4:30 pm
al2:30 pin
b :66 pm
a 1:10 put
a 1.35 am
a 3:60 pm
a 4.30 pm
1.16 ru
ata
all: It pm
W0:U am
Chicago Kxpres a 7:16 am
Chicago JUuilled a fc.uw.pm
Mlnn.-Bt. i-at.: Express. ,b 706 arn
Alinn.-St. Paul Limited.. a 8:00 um
Omana-Ft. Liudge Locul.a 4:16 pm
Chlcaao, MUnaakee t St. ran.
Chicago & Culo. Special. a 7:36 am all:60 pro
tai. oc urvKuu CApi . v.uv pin
Overland Limited .......a 9:68 pin
Ferry Local b 6:16 pm
Missouri s-aclflo
K. C. et.U Expruss..a 9:00 am
K.. C. Ac tU L. Kxpress..all:16 put
Chicago A. riiinsslars- -
Chicago Uayilght a am
'Iwin City ii.xprss.i a 7: aia
ttC prn
a 8.30 aia
1:30 aro
aU:8v ant
a 1:26 pm .
a 8;J0 am
bll:2o Am
m t it id
A tistl
Chicago Locaii.... ;.avu;ew am
fcftoux City Local. ...... .a 3:46 pm
Clucago Lucai a 4:v pm
Chicagot5pccial a ;t pin
Mlnnesuta-iakuia. ix... pm
Fai,t ilali
iwlu City Ll lulled a 8.00 pm
Los Angeles Limited.. ..a 9;v0 put
..aig;uo pm
uvcriiinu aiuiiieu..
Mebraska snu vvyunuug iivision
all :4s pm
al0;A pia
a ;t put '
all AM aia
a S.3o put
a :U mux
a l:u arn
a 8 4a put
a S ou am
aU:e pm
a tuu
r N orfolk-Boi: asleel
Llnculu-l.oug i-ine.
Lsadwood-Llucoln ,
Caspur-Lunder
Fieiuonl-AlUlon ...
Uasi.ngs-hupenor .
a 7:40 am
..a 7.U am
..a 3:oo put
..a S.Oo pm
..b .8o pm
..I) 8:00 put
6:30 pm
alo.86 am
a t.so pm
a 6JtW pm
a luis pm
to 80 put
TA. MASON
Pouth Omaha ., 4. 9-0 15.M00 6,000
Sioux City l) 6.500
Bt. Joseph l.a)D 7.000 2.700
Kansas City 6-0 21, UO f.ono
St. Louts 2.KI5 15,(IK1 (M
Chicago 6.000 4K,otiO 10,0)0
Tolalt J 21.235 112,300 24.360
GOODELL TRIAL AT HAND
Man Who Shot Edna Kenneth Will
Soon Faee Jury on Chare)
of Maraler.
Van Ooodell, who shot and killed F.dna
Kenneth last sarainer, Is soon, to face trial
ln criminal court, for County Attorney
English has announced that this case will
be the first of the new terra.
Ooodell Is under Indictment for murder
In the first degree. The shooting of the
girl occurred IA daytime on Fifteenth
street, near Cass, and Is said to have been
due to jealousy. Ooodell followed the first
shotg with an alleged attempt at suicide, a
UCKLLNUIO.M
burllkigtva , : - . ,
Leavs. Arrive.
Denver California.. ..a 4:10 pm a 8.4i pm
Nurtuwusi special a 4:10 pm- a 8.48 pin
Black Hills ...4:luput a 6.1o puv
isoniiweai Lxpiees avUt.is nut at:uaut
,uiiuka points a !: am a 9.10 pm
Lincoln Fast Mall blM pin al3:Upm
Nebraska Express a 8:18 am a .10put
Lincoln Local b 8:08 am
Lincoln Local 1:40 pm
Bctiuyler-i'lausmoutu ..b 8:06 prn blu auam
Bellevue-Plaltsmoutlt ...a 6:3o pm a 8:60 am
iisiiiivue-"4i"w"M o i:oa nim
... ,ih.tllUi k a-ia - a
ntiiiiit".-" -" ...
Boilevue-Platlauioutri
Lenver Limited
Chicago Bpecial
Chicago Expruss
Chlcaao riytr ...
Iowa Local
Bt. Louis Express
Kansas City & tit. Joa..al0:46 pi..
Kansas City A St. Joe.. a 8:16 am
Kansas City sc. bt. Jos. a 4:40 pm
WEBSTER 8TA. 10TH WEIITER
Chicago, St. Paal, MIaneanola ah
Omaha .
..b 8:08 pm
...a 6:3o pm
,!!bVuam
,.Cl3:et pm
,...a 9,io pm
...a 7:26 am
...a 4:30 pm
...a 6:30 pin
....a 9:16 am
4:40 pin
o 3:40 pm
A 7:06 am
all 46 pm
86 pm
a 6:80 am
AlL30am
AU:ian
a 9.30 am
tilt pm
Twin City Passenger
Sioux City Passtnger
Sioux City Local
Kmersnn Local
Mtsaoarl Paclflo
Auburn Local
a Dally,
day only.
Leave.
,.b 6.8H am
..tt 2:uo pm
...o 8:45 am
. b 6M pm
ArrtT
b 9:30 pm
bU :6s am
Pm
1:10 am
h 3:50 nm K41 -
d t'Biiy except Bunday. e But
d. Dally except Satcrdsy.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
. Weekly sailing Montreal-Quebec to tw
erpool. Two days on the Msjestlo at
Lawrence and only four day at Sea.
Write for summer sal I lug lists and
booklets. - ' -
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