Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JANUARY C, ll'lO.
A.
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Trading Still Standi on a
Strong Basis.
FEELING IS BULLISH ALL AROUND
t orn la Holding- I p Firmly with the
Streasjtb. In Whnl, Despite th
rrcunt Heavy Selling
rrniin.
OMAHA, Dec. 5. 1909.
Ths wheat market continues strung with
values about unchanged. Hulilsh Benu
ment la In the air. All trader both lo
cally and In the country, favor the buylnit
Ida and the milling; trade continues to
buy at these, advanced prices.
The corn market seems to hold Its
strength with wheat, vs,luea advancing
steadily despite the hetivy selling pressure
, during the prevent week.
Wheat wan steady and held firm early,
but eased off later on weaker advices from
Liverpool. I'onntderahle Helling hat devel
oped and chscks all advances tor the lime
being. Cash whiat la selling strong at
higher values daily.
Corn wan strong owing to the strength
in cash stuff, which sold readily at a
Blicht advance.
Optional values were unchanged, but
should work higher unless lsceipis pick up
and break the cash market.
. 1-rimary wheat receipts were 0011,000 bu
and shipments were 2.,o00 bu., salnst r.e
ceiplH last year of 304,000 bu. and shipments
of lar.ooo bu.
Primary corn receipts were 9S2.000 bu
and sulpments were iWH.OUO Lu.. aga.net re
ceipts last year of uh3,O00 bu. and snipnienis
of 4OO.000 bu. .
Clearances were 119,000 bu. of corn, tOO
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
224, 000 bu.
Liverpool closed 4d higher on wheat and
Vd himier on corn.
Local range of options:
futures, steady; March, 8s 4Vd; May. 8s
2VI; July, nominal.
(' KN Fpot. easy; American mixed, new,
5s "Hd; Americiin mixed, old. 5s 8d; fu
tures, dull; January, mixed, 6s SNA; Janu
ary, plate, f.s 7Va. ,
KW YOltK GKNKHAL MIRKKT
Ooolitlnni
on Varloaa
NEW YORRSTOCRS AND BONDS
Speculative Liquidation is Renewed
and Market Drops. .
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Ycy.
Wheat- I I I I
May... 1081 lOsVal 1071.1 1 07 j 1 Oi'i
July... m Vt (fl'SI Ui'ml l.
Corn . (
May... 644 64 (M 64, 4V.
'July... Wfe 64 64Vi 04r.il IH
0ls j i
May... 444 4o 44 W 45 I 44
July... 42V. 42 ial 42 'A 42 is
Add City Brief
Omsilia Cash rrtces.
WllKAT-rNo. 2 hard, ll.Wyl.lO; No. 3
hard, 1.o7i1.ub; No. 4 hard. tl.u2ul.0ti; re
jected hard, eiU$1.0ii; No. 2 spring, $l.0j(ai
l.u; No. t spring, 9i.U2wl.v7; No. 2 durum,
VIU'SIq; No. U durum, w,M u'.' l'.ic.
COKN No. 2 White,, vl'jia; No. 3
white, 6Vi(irMo: No. 4 wnite, 5W5l)c;
No. 2 yellow, wV(tlvic; No. yeliow, us
4)00ic; No. 4 yellow, iTSViH-Tiilc; No. 2, Wv
BHio; No. 8, toWWOVic; No. 4, 0(a59o; no
grade, &o45i)c.
OATS oiandard, 4T.iJj4I'.c ; No. 3 white,
45'o4bc; No. 4 white, 446.46V.c; . No. 3
yellow, 44t;4..Vic; No. 4 yellow, 44444c;
No. 3 mixed, 4444c.
11AKLK Y No. 4, bottle; No. 1 feed, 69JJJ
60c.
HTE No. 2, 73',t74c; No. 3, 73730.
Carlot Hecelpts.
Wheat Corn. Oats
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Luluth .."...
.. 34
..2l'
.. 21
..109
623
ii
241
CHICAGO OK A IV AND PltOVISIOXS
Features of the Tradlnsr and Closluif
Prices on Board of Trade.
CIIICAUO, Jan. 6. Wheat showed weak
ness here today; corn also fell off. Oats
evinced less change than the other grains,
while provisions were generally lower.
Persistent selling In the wheat pit pre
vailed despite much bullish sentiment.
Prices full off at the opening and again
JUHt before the end of the trading after the
bulls advanced ail the futures and forced
May prices a shade higher than yesterday's
final figures. Closing figures for July and
September were c and Vc lower, respec
tively, than yesterday. May spread over a
rani;e of l&lVic, closing Vyinc lower at
$1.130.
There was a big trade In corn, prices
fluctuating over a range ot from o to c
In the different futures. '1 he close was
weak In ail the futures. Larger offerings
were absorbed rapidly and new high points
for the crop were registered In July and
September, at tWc and 6So, respectively.
May closed a shade lower at 67c. ,
Activity marked the oats pit and strong
cash demand pushed the prices sharply
higher, only to fall again on realizing sales.
The close for May was 47Vec, He lower than
the high point for the day and c higher
than yesterday. The other futures fluctu
ated within a range of Vic.
In provisions, pork closed 2V4'i20o lower,
lard 2V'i'6o lower and ribs 7MiC lower.
The leading futures ranged us follows:
of thr Day
ommodltle a.
NEW TOTtK. Jan. B FLOL'R-T'n-
changed and about stadv; spring patents,
$5 4'aS.7!i; strainhts, ." 30fifi.40, winter pat
ents, ,.4Ki").0; spring clears, 440r4.();
winter extras. No. 1. $4.Oii4.!W; winter ex
tras. No. 2, 14 4i'&4 RB; Kansan straights,
I4.wff5 !.. Hecelpts 21,77 bbls.; shipments,
1.125 bbls. Hyp flour, firm; fair to good,
t4 2ik,i4.50; choice, to fancy, $4.3064BO.
liuck wheat flour, nominal; bulk, $2.00,
nominal, per 1CH lbs.
I'OllN'MKAlr-t'lrm; fine whltn fcnd yel
low. $1.5yil.60; coarse, SI. 451 60; kiln dried,
Has.
HYK Firm; No. 2 western, 84c, nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
HAHLKY Firm: feeding, ffiWD, nomi
nal, r. I. f. New York.
WHKAT Spot tapy; No. 2 red, $1.30. ele
vator, domestic, and Sl.2, f. o. b. afloat,
nominal; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1 2SH;
No. 2 hard winter. I1.2, . o. b. afloat,
nominal. Option market for whrat was
nervous under professional operations.
Prices declined early on the cables, rallied
on commission house buying and firm
rash markets, hut again declined under
professional selling and on larger receipts,
and a poor milling demand. Exporters took
thirty loads of mnnltnba. Prices closed at
a decline of Sfi 'c. Mnv, t 20 U-lu l 21'i,
closed 31.20: July $1 ll-ri'1.11, closed 1.U.
Hecelpts 27.J0 bu. ; shipments. 10,07B bu.
t'Oii.X-Spot firm; No. 2, 70'ic; elevator
domestic, 71c, delivered; and 9V4c f. o. b.
afloat, nominal. Option mark-t was with
out transactions, closing unchanged. May
closed, 76V4C Hecelpts 63.000 bu. ; shipments,
8,28.) bu.
OATS Spot strong; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs..
4Kc; natural white. 2U to 32 lbs., 51';Jc;
clipped white. 34-M2C. Hecelpts, SO.2.0O bu.;
shipments. 600 bu.
HAY Steady; prime, S1.0G; No. 1, 11.00;
No. 3, S.V((!iOe.
HOPS Dull ; state, common to choice,
19ni, mi&c; l'.KiS, l.r.ii20c; Pacific coast. l'.H,
2uti27c; '.m)s. 17:y21c.
HIDlcs-yulet; Central America,' 22Vic;
Bogota, 21 Mi 22V, c.
LKATH KH Steady ; hemlock firsts, 26-S
2i-; seconds, 2:27c; tlilrds, 22i 2Tc ; rcj. cied,
20i 21c.
PHOVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess, 24 50
24.75; family, Jti.00u2ii.50; short clears, 26.O0
iii27.50 Hci-f. steady mess, $11. Bixir 12.50; fam
ily, SIJ.BO'm 16.00; beef hams, $24. Wl 26.00. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies. 113.00 13.50;
pickled hams, $13.2h 13.75. Lard, strong;
middle west, prime, $12.W& 13.00; refined,
barely steady; continent. $13.60; South
America, $14.00 compound, $10.37'.
TALLoW Firm; prime city, 6iCi coun
tt'y. 6tj7c.
HICli Quiet; donestic, 2H5c; patent,
6)6c.
BUTTER Easier; western imitation
creamery, 2tiii2c.
CHbJh;sr t irm; state, new full cream,
cptclal, TiVsttiDic; state, new full cream.
September, funcy, 17c; state, new full
citam, October, best, 16V&C; state, new full
cream, late best, 15V4o; state, new full
cream, common to good, 13'al5V4c; skims,
full to special, 22Vt'i26c.
EGOS Strong: extra firsts. 39c: firsts, 37
!fti;wc; seconds, 32fu.36c; refrigerators, 24VS
'tf-rHie.
PO U m 1 1 A live, firm; western chick
ens, 15c; fowls, irVfec; turkeys, 15fg20c;
dressed, sUady; western chickens, lt'u22c;
fowls, 12&17c; tuikeys, 22240.
WEATHEH IN THE GRAIN BELT
For Nebraska, Fair and It la lug; Tem
perature Thursday.
OMAHA, Neb.. Jan. 5. 1910.
Temperatures are decidedly lower this
morning In the middle and lower portions
of the Missouri valley, and a very marked
fall occurred within the la.Mt twenty-four
hours throughout ihe southwest. The low
est recorded at Omaha was ten below
zero, which Is one degree lower than any
previously recorded this winter. It la very
cold throughout the southwest, a temper
ature of twenty-two below xero occuiring
at f lagstaff, Aiiz., during the nignt. Tem
peratures are higher in the northwest, ex
treme upper Missouri and Mississippi val
leys, the Lake region and Ohio valley.
Scattered snows continue in the upper
valleys, Lako region, and eastern states,
and rains are falling in Ohio and lower
Mississippi valleys, the wst Gulf and
south Atiantlo states. The weather is gen-
eraily clear west of. the Missouri river to
the mountains, and it will continue fair In
this vicinity tonight and Thursday, with
rising temperature.
Hecord ot tuuiperature and precipitation
coinpau'd with the corresponding day of
the laut three years:
ROCK ISLAND LEADS DECLINE
Absence of Investment Demand for
fttocke After Yearly Olvldead
Payments t'aosra Disappointment.
Jan. 5 Speculative lliiulda-
. Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yea'y
Wheat I I
. May 1 U 1 141 J3M, 1 13 1 13WH
July' 103 1 03il 02fo'
' Ktl 1 OliirVi 1 03
Sept. 99 89 H9K, Sy
Corn
May 67 67t 67Wi, 6767'l&
July 67'f 68'. 67 6767
Sept. 67 6S 67 6JVi 67
Oats
May 46 47 46(S 47 46
July 4444Tf45 44 44 i 44
Sept, 41 42 4Un 41 41
Pork
Jan. 21 85 22 10 21 SO 21 SO 21 82
4) May ' 22 10 22 15 21 2190 22 87
July 22 15 22 17 21 96 21 95 22 15
Lard
Jan. 12 80 12 80 12 60 12 CO 12 57
May 12 15 12 17 12 05 12 07 12 10
July 12 12 12 12 12 02 12 02 12 0,
Ribs
Jan. 11 60 11 CO 11 50 11 52 11 57
May 11 62 11 62 11 50 11 52 11 60
July 1160 1162 1162 11 621 11 W
No. a.
NEW YORK
tlon was renewed fh the stock market to
day with much the same appearance of
urgency as on the opening day of the new
year.
There wns no 14 per cent money rate
today on to account for the wakness of
the stock market and other ii'mlnal ex
planations were advanced. Many of th se
horp an appearance of mere surmise, the
busiest of which centered about Hock Is
land. The personal phase of the d scuss on
was a supplement to the gossip Im u lit
out by the eccentric bulge of 31 points
In the stock followed by a total re ape;
all within the space of fifteen minutes on
the day after the Christmas holldiy Inter
val. Humors were plentiful regarding the scope
and power oi me Influences h.'iug exerted
to make effective the desind disappi oval
of the Hock Island market management.
The principal selling of the day was at
tributed to the retirement of speculative
commitments which had been prompted by
this disciplinary movement.
More substantial grounds for the weak
ness of stocks were found In other factors.
For one thing, the unexpected stringency
of the money market after the first of
the year and the absence of Investment
demand for stocks growing out of ti.s
annual
a disa
ercounlored In holt'lng over through ihe
autun was the fail In the banking Burp us
to near tne vanishing point In November.
he wholesale shifting of loans then re
sorted to In order to avert a deflct 1 in
volved the assumption of obligations whlon
are believed to be coming due now. The
money market facilities for meeting these
obligations are less than expected and
liquidation In face of a languid soeeulailve
derrand Is necessary.
The relief afforded to the loan account
of the banks in November was secured
partly. It Is believed, bv large advances
from surplus treasury funds of the great
coiporatlons. These had to be recalled In
cornectlon with the enormous annual sd
tlemcnts. The course of events at Wash
ington divided attention wtlh happnnngs
within the financial district' and were givn
their share of responsibility for the action
of the market. Last prices were about
the lowest of the day and the tone was
acutely weak when operations were con
cluded for the dav.
F-onds were easy. Total sales, oar value.
$4.rK)0n0 United spates 4s coupon declined
per cent on call.
and leading quotations
dollars, 4K7,22,000; silver dollars of 1X.
$.1.9..01; ailver securities outstanding,
$7.2-'9.000.
General Fund Standard silver dollars In
general fund, $2.406.3J3; current liabilities,
$li't.0,0,lor.; working balance in treasury
offices, $. 4.40,627; in banks to credit of the
1'ntled States, $34,078. 7-78; subsidiary silver
coin, $16,191,129; minor coin. $013. ; total
balance in general fund. $X3.593.616.
Ner York Money Market.
NEW YOHK. Jan. 6 MONEY On call,
strong at iu8 per cent; ruling rate, T per
cent; closing bid, t per cant; offered at (
per cent.
TIME LOANS Strong and active; sixty
das, 4Vti4 per cent; ninety days, 4 per
cent; six months, 4 per cent
PHI M K MERCANTILE PAPEH-66
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business in bankers bills, at $4.b390tf
4 .84 for 60 day bills, and at $4.S7lO fur de
mand. COMMERCIAL BILLFk-$4.8384.83.
SILV ER-Uar. 62c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-44C.
in )M S Government and railroad, easy.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows.
.101 int. Met. 44i il
mi int. M. m. 4 II
....'.ul-HJni.tn 4k iH
....M1V do 4' 4
....1H',K. C. So. lit 72
....Hi L 8. (ltt. 4l 14 '4
.... MSth. ft N. unl. s I'"
... 1 M.. K. A T. 1U 4..
4a. .1 do gon 4
ref.
I! 8. rat. la,
do coupon .
t 8. 3i: reg
do roupon
V. . 4a. rej
du coupon
Allls-ciial. lt (a.
Aiin. At o
Am. T. & T. cr.
Am. Tjoacco 4a "HMu, Pacific
do V N. R. R. of M. :
Armour A Co. 4t... 4HN. Y. C. r JVaa
Atrhlion rn. 11111 do deb
do I'V. 4..
do CT. fia.
A. C. L lit 4i...
ltal. A Ohio 4l...:
1o iWf
do 9 W. 34.
Brk. Tr. c. 41...
(en. of Oa. 6a
On. Lfsther 6a..
r. of N. J. a. 6a.
l-'J N Y., N. H. a H.
ma ct. a
( N. A W. lit c. 4a
K do ct. 4
2HNo. Pacific 4
W dO l!
loHO. 8. L. rfdg. 4a....
liK Hcnn ct. Ia IMS.
tfi do cnn. 4a
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list
KVa
1910. 1909. 1908. 1907.
. 10 13 24 13
, .50 .02 .00 .00
for today, 21 de-
Minimum temperature
precipitation
Normal temperature
gives.
Excess in precipitation since
1909, 6.26 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period
5.67 tnoht-'S.
Deficiency corresponding period
7.46 inches.
L. A. Welsh, Local Forecaster.
March
In
in 1907,
1.
1908,
yellow,
No. 2
No. 4
2&,i J4o;
Cash quotations were! as follows:
.FLOUR Firm; winter patents, $5.10ra5.00
rf-tnter straights, $4.W4j6.35; dprliig
s-muv-iiis. ai.iuiiii.w; p&Hurs, aj.uoriru.i'U.
HIE No. 2, Me.
"VI'AHLEY Feed or mixing, 696e! fair to
cnoiee iiiaitiug, Bitzc.
HEr.Uts Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $2.00;
io. 1 iiuiliinriiirrri, 1 imolliy, t&bS'tj;
0 3V. luvrr, aio.uu.
PllOV lSlONB Mess pork, per bbl., $22.00
viit.ut. iru, per low ins., 12.60(112.62.
onorL rius. Hides, tioosei 11.4 ''iul.62
snort clear sides (boxed) $11.62'syll.bi",i.
Total clearance of win hi a no 110,1 Mere
eipiai to i;i,ouu du, i-rimary receipts were
ooti.oiw iiu.. compared with ;I4,WW bu. top
corresponding day a year ago. Estimated
rceipts for tomorrow: wlie.it. 22 cars; o rn
boi cars; oata. 109 cars; hogs. 2S.ou) head.
Chicago Cush Prices Wheat : No. 2 red
$1.2r.Vil 2; No. 3 red. $1.20 .I.2i: No 1
hard, Sl.l'ul.l7; No. S liar. I, $1.1a(11.15; No.
1 noithe.n spring. .1.16iil.l7; N 1. S nonh-
em spring, 1.14l.li; .No. 3 s, ring, 1.1.Ki(
1.15. Coin: No. 3 cash. 6f.in3 .c: No. i.
uhic; no. s white, 3o; .No. 3
tavc; No. 4. yellow, 61 c. Hail;
cash. 46c; No. 3 w hite. . 4tW4. c
white, 4i.'ti46Vic; standard, 47i 47c.
HCTTKll steady; creameries,
dairies. ftVoiiOo. 1
ECUS Firm; receipts. I.5S2 cases; at 1
mark, cases In. 'Unhid, 2l'tt2.c; fir.-ta, !uc;
prime firsts, S4c.
CHEESE Stc.ijy; daisies, 16til7c; twins,
l't16c; young Americas, l6c; long
horns, luc.
POTATOES Steady; 'choice to fancy 45
454X.-; fair to giK.d. 40'J4,lc.
POlUfllY Bteady; turkeys, 17c; chick
ens. 14c; springs, 14c.
VEAI Steady ; 6u 10 SO lbs.. 8ftc; 60 to
85 lbs., IxblOc; 6 to 110 lbs., luetic.
Mlaneanolla (iraiu Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 6. WHEAT May
Sl.l3ill.lSc; July, $l.l2c; cah, No. 2
hard, $1.14i 1.15s,; No. 1 northern, $1.U'k
X.15; No. 2 norlhern. S1.12H1.13.
FLAX Closed at $2.1.
t'UHN-No. 3 yellow, taVj69c
OATiS-No 1 while, 43m44c.
RYE No. 2, T4i)76a.
HRA N In- 100-lb. sa ka, $22.00.00.
FlXJl'R niat patents. tlA wood. f. o. h.
MinneapvllH), fc-ttiij.VSO; second patents. $i.4ii
Uliii); first cleaU'K, $i.V.j4.io, second clears,
$3.3of(iS,6U. . w I .
I'hlladelpbla Produce Market.
nil LA DELPHI A, Jan. B.-RUTTI It
Steady; extra western creamery, $7c; extra
nearby prints, Hho.
KGvlS-Ftrm. 2e higher; Pennsylvania and
other nearby firsts, fiv'e cases. ' 39o, at
mark; Pennsylvania and other current re
ceipts, lb returnable cases, 37c, at ma k
western firsts, free cases, 39c, at murk;
western cm rent receipts, free cases, 33tu37c,
I at mark.
Ilvlath
PULTTTH, Jan.
July. $1 13; No.
northern, $111.
OATH 45c.
St. Louts Ueueral Market. .
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5. WHEAT Close,
futures lower casn. nigner: track ino.
red cash, $1.32'1.34; No. 2 hard, 1.16ft
1.19; May, i.u-ii July, n.ui'.ui.uz.
COH-N Higher, track No. 2 cash, 64c;
No. 2 white, 6uc; May, 67tjtfic; July,
67C
OATS Higher, track No. 2 cash, 47o; No,
2 white, 4c; May, 4ic; July, 44c.
RYE llncnangcd, 79c.
FLOUR Unchanged: red winter patents.
$5.5iu6.16; extra fancy and straight, $u.loi
u.to; nurd winter clears, j avtfi.io.
SEE 1 Timothy, $2.5O(u3.50.
CORN MEAL $3.10.
R1LVN Higher; sackod east track, $1.16
(Til. 17.
HAY Higher; timothy, $13.0018.00;
prairie, $12.u0ni 14.00,
isAUGlNU 6-c.
HEMP TU1NE 7c.
1'lujV'ISlONS Pork. steady: Jobbing,
$22.00. Laid, higher; prime steam, $l2.2ixtf
12 4u. Diy sail meats, Btetiuy; boxed ex
tra shorts, $12.h7: clear libs, $12.7r; short
clears, al3.127. Bacon, steady; boxed ex.ra
sliurt, $14. a; clear ribs, $14.12; snoit
e'ltais. 14.37Vi.
I'OTLl Hi Firm; chlckons. 13c; springs,
l'3c; turkeys, lb,jc; ducks, 14o; gecae, 4c.
1U 1 1 iMl Lower; creamery, iljiovc.
LUGd Higher, 32c.
Recoipts. Shipments.
o.luo 16,400
64 100 10 1, 4W
..... 66 0U0 99,200
-ti.triW b9,00V
I disbursements of nrnfits hnvo nrovnrt u-
lppointment. t)ne of the d f flcu.tl' s "n
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were:
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600
1.000
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00
. 1,300
8"0
. 1,100
WO
, 1.100
luu
. 1,100
Flour, bbls
neat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Kansas City Grain aud Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6. W H EAT Un
changed ; No. 2 hard, $1.0S1. 14; So. 3, $1.05
(lil.lo; No. 2 red, $l.21ul.27; No, 3, $1.14'
1.2J; May, ,1.07'ul.ws, sellers; July, 97a
a. c, bid.
CORN Unchanged to c higher; No. 2
mixed, 44Cg64S:C; No. S, 6i!S;b3c; No. t wi lte,
trie; No. 3, taiCi3c; May, ao, sellers,
July, iiHc, bid.
OATS N omit ally unchanged; No. I white,
41.Li1.e-; No. 2 mixed, 4Jy41c.
RYE 7a73c.
11 A Y l i'.cnunged ; choice timothy, $13.25
12.50; c.oie'6 pralrlu, 10.25y 10. W; alfalfa,
li .u0i.i( IS. ou.
Di. i l EH Creamery extras, 35c; firsts,
U3c; aeeoutls, iU-; packing stock, 23c.
leGLiS l.xuua, Juxc; lirsls, 34 iC eur
reni recuipis, 32 c; seconds and dirties.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 40.J 70 0H0
Corn, bii 40,000 za.twu
Oats, bu s.ouu lo.w
Options at Kansas City:
Allla-Clialmars pfd ..
Amalcamated Copper
American Agricultural
Am. Beat Sugar
Am. Can pfd
Am. C. A P
Am. Cotton Oil.......
Am. H. A h. pfd
Am. lea Securities....
American Llneeed ...
American Locomotive
Am. 8. A R
Am. 8. A R, pfd
Am. Sugar Refining
Am. T. ft
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolea .........
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atiantlo Coast Lin
lUUImore A Ohio
Bal ft Ohio pfd
Hathleham steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paolflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ot New Jersey.
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chicago ft Alton
Chicago Ot. W. , new
Chicago ft N. W ,
C, M. ft St. P
C, C, C. ft St. L
Colorado r. ft I
Colorado ft 80 ,
Colo, ft So. 1st pfd
Colo. A Bo. id pfd
Consolidated Oaa
corn Producta
Delaware ft Hudson
Denver A Rio Grande....
D. ft R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities ....
Erte ,
Erie I" P'd
F.rls sd pfd
General Electrto
Oreat Northern pfd
ureat Northern Ore etfa..
Illinois Central ...........
Interborough Met.
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ..
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City 80
K. C. 80. pfd
LoulsTllle ft N
Minn, ft 81. L
M., St. P. ft 8. 8. M....
Missouri Pacific
M , K. ft T
M., K. ft T. pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. 1st pfd..
New York Central
N. Y.. O. ft W
Norfolk ft W
North American
Northern Pacltla t
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People's Uaa
P., C, C. ft 8t. L
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Bleel Spring
heading
Republic Steel
Republic steel pra
Rock Island Co
Hock Inland Co. pfd
8t. L. ft 8. P ti pfd....
St. Louis 8. W
81. L. 8. W. pfd
slosa-Sheffleld a. ft 1....
guuthera Paclflo ...
Southern Railway
Bo. Hallway pfd....
Tennessee Copper .......
Teaaa ft Pao.llc
T-, St. u w
T., St. L. ft W. pfd
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pfd
V. 8. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Bleel
I'. 8. .Bleel pfd,..,
l ias Copper
Vs. -Ohio. Chemical
saoaah
Wabman pld ..............
Western Maryland ctfa. ,
W'eellnejwme fclecinc ...
Wesiern I'nion
Wheeling ft L. B
Wisconsin Central
pltiaburf Coal
Am. Steel Foundry
United Dry Uouiie
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High. Low. Close.
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Toledo seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 6. SEED- Clover,
prime, $..; cash. $i) 10; .February, $a 15;
March, $9 20; April, $J.10; October, $7.30;
No. 3. fs.56; retecud, $.S.4(KiiS.47. Sj E. Q..
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0 4a.. 81 do cv. 4a
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84 do gen. 4a
81lnlon Pacific 4a
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n ft H. ct 4a 10J do 1st ft ref 4a..
I). A R. U. 4a lt. 8. Rubber 4a....
do rat. 6a 84U. 8. Steel Id 6a..
Distillers' 6a 74Va.-Caro. Cham. 6a
Erie p. I. 4a 87 Wabaah 1st 6a
1I0 gen. 4a 16 do let ft ex. 4a...
du cv. 4a ser. A... 81Western Md. 4s ...
do aerlea B 12 West. Blee. ct. 6s.
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ill. Cen. 1st ref. 4a.. 8
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARREI
Moderate Beceipti of Cattle the Rule
at All Points.
HOGS CONTINUE ON THE UP GRADE
I'lgfM Receipts of Shees aad I. a nibs,
While Vera- Good Demand Keeps
Prices Vp to the High
Point.
South Omaha,
Hecelpts were:
Official Monday
Official Tueeday
Lstlmate Wednesday
Nn,,, Jan. 8. 1910.
Cattle.lIogs.Sheep.
I.6O6
4,013
4,000
1.3)7
4.131
4,400
7.872
4.74
Z.000
.11.618
. S iiOo
. 8,7.'l
Three days this wejek
Came days last week.,
sime days 2 weeks ago
Same days 3 weeks ago. .20.WH)
iSame days 4 weeks ago.. 19,736
.-.sine days last year.... 16,348
The following table shows th receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at Houlh Omaha
for inn year to date, compared with last
ll.ft-'S
9.1)'.
17.3J7
l!9,uls
7,i3
32.513
14.M6
1.1. S47
15.477
29 314
22.3 il
year:
Inc.
Iec.
2. 411
U,2h9
962
1010. 1W.
Cattle 11.62S 14.0W9
Hogs i4.3.i6 29.6b4 ...
Kheep 14.646 15,798 ...
The to. loving table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha tor the last
several days, with comparisons;
Oats. I 196V. Hl. 1901. 11906. 1905. 1904. 103.
3 11 I 471 4 361 S 131 4 421 4 U
ee I ee 1 I I ea 1 ee I
Boston stocks and Bonds,
BOSTON. Jan. 6 Money, call loans, 8
7 per cent: time loans, txiiti per cent.
t-losing quotations:
Atchison ad, 4a
do 4a
Mi;!:. Ontrsl 4a
AHhlion R. R...
do pfd
Boiton ft Albany
Boston A Maine.
Boston EleTBted
Kltibburg pfd ..
N. Y., N. II. ft
Union Paclflo .
Am. Arge. chem,
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube
Amer. Sugar ...
do pfd
Am. T. ft T
Amer. Woolen
on pfd
Dominion I. & I
Kdlaon Elco. Ilia.
General Ulectrlc ..
Mass. Bleclrlc ....
do pfd
Mass. Uaa
United Fruit
tinted S. M
do pfd ....
U. 8. meel..
do pfd ....
Adventure.
Allouel
Amaliramated
..100 Arlauna Com 4a
.. S3 Atlantic 10
. .13.Uutto Coalition 27
..10,1cal. ft Arliona 101
..231 cal. ft Hecla. 410
..144 Centennial 87
1H Copper llanra 83
13 Daly West 8
M...167Frar.klln 17
...2UiOranbr ,...110
... 47 Greene Cananaa 11
...102 lata Doyale 27
... lMte. Mining 6
...132 Michigan 1
...KU'lMohaw 08
...140 Nevada 28
... 38 Old Dominion 63
...102 Osceola 161
... 71 Turcot 20
47 gulncy 87
169 Bliannon 17
17Tamarack 76
79Trlnlty 10
82U. 8. Mining 68
167 U. 8. OH 8:
6lUh 46
8 Victoria 4
87Wlnona 12
Wolverine 147
. North Uutte 46
64
Dec 24.
Deo. 26.
Dec. 26... I I I 60 4 29 21 S 06 4 43; 4 51
l-ioc. 21...1 8 -9sal 4 ji 0 l.'i o uur 4 bi '
Dec. 28.. . 8 36 t 66 4 44 16, 4 92 4 4 1
Lite. 2... s auvs, 6 o I a n 0 wo, 4 u. 4 4s
uec. 8 6 46 4 60 6 0S 4 62 4 bl
uec. il... 8 ovsi 6 O0 4 33; 6 24 4 4i 4 64
2 i21 1SJ I 4: to HI ft) 8 47
't ... 8 84 24J 9 60
64 2-4 . I if. 63 3r 120 8 i-)
U 1M H ti 4 260 I 60
TO 196 ... 48 ft n 4(1 3 60
46 2J ... 8 48 80 247 ) 4 80
18 9.18 . . 8 46 S3 :kJ ... 8 30
Ml 98 M III SI Vi ... t 60
) 1W) 130 I 46 41 20 ... I 911
11 221 80 46 17 844 . . 8 66
78 l'l ... 8 46 84 in (40 8 i.
74. 304 8 4j 71 ; ... I 8:
SlIEKt" lelayed trains gave today's
Date. 1910. Il909.1908.190i. 1906. ll)06. li)04.
Jan.
Jan.
j an.
Jan.
Jan.
1.
2.
8..
4..
6..
. 8 24 5 6u 4 35j 6 24 6 14 4 64
6 lOI 4 JO i O ii O ill 4 ovi m oi
8 301 I 4 40 6 20i 6 07 4 431
8 anv, 6 70i 4 ?ji 6 30i b 14i 4 4ul 4 7'
6 6o J 0 22 4 4l 4 OS
Sunday. Holiday
Hecelpts and disposition of live stock at
the Onion bioca lama, eouth Otnana, for
ine twemy-iour hours ending at i p. m.,
January 6, lDlo:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle, liogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. & St. P 2
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacilic 60
C. ot N. w ., east 8
C. 62 N. W., west 31
C, U. & east 1
C, it. 6c g , west 41
C, H. I. & P., east.... 8
niiiioia central ,
14
ii
1
19
Total receipts 172 48 6 4
DISPOSITION.
Caitie. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co o46 ot,6 lis
Swift and Company 719 874 4D
cuaahy Packing Co 679 6i0 1,348
Armour at Co voO 1,126 206
W. U. Vansant Co 41
Stephens tiros 61
iliil dfc Son 60 .... ....
b U. Dew is lotf .... f. ,.
J. B. Koot & Co 14 .... - ....
J. H. buna 71
D. Woit 86
S. Vvertheimer 60
11. F. Hamilton 6a
Sullivan tiros 13
Deumer tiioa 1
Mo. ec Kan. -Cal. Co 21
otner buyers 164 .... 1 166
trade lu sheep and lambs the same serl.il
uppearance that featured the market yes
terday. Everything sold about as fast aa
it was received, but there were hardly
enough supplies on sale at one tuns to af
ford a very broad Idea of the general sit
cation. Vesierday, It will be remembered, offer
ings kept coining In all througn tns da
and even then only about .0u0 In ad were
received, aa compared vilih the ui.g.nal es
timate of 7,000 head. The laie trade dif
fered very little from the early trade as
far as pr.ces were concerned. Most sales
were easily i;.u27c hlghei than Monday.
One string of fed western wethers sold at
t6, ewes realised $3.90 during late i omul.
and a smiiii string of iambs sold'at Is.:).
'1 lie trend of values at the opening today
was attain higher. only a few louds,
inonlly lambs, were received In time for tue
eany maiket, but an uigmt demaiiu and
l.ii.-k iuini;llilon in buying circle
prompted sellers to add on Imp luc to valua
tion tlKures and supplies moved readily on
tills basis. Three loads of led western
lambs sold at ls.3u and one at $S.2h. Tne
former price Is the highest paid at thin
point thus far this season for full Kinds of
ted westerns. Strictly prime young killers
are quotable up to IVS.60.
With today's advance included quotations
on all classes of killers are nghi around
31(1601- hither than the close of last week.
Wuotatlons on fat sin ep and lambs: Oood
to choice lambs, fs. lUYu'tl.60; fair to good
lambs, tr.CCaS 10; good light yearling, $7.20
4W 60; good heavy yearlings, $6.7.Vno.26; su.il
to clioice wethers, $6.60.0.76; fdlr to good
wethers, $6.4ovflj.80; good to choice ewes.
$f. dOCu 6. 00; fair to good ewes. $4 IKHio.CO.
Quotations on feeder slock: tlood to
choice lambs, t6.,15Ji7.00; fair to good lambs.
la.HViifi.Ki; light yesrllngs. $..WHi r.M: heavv
yearlings. $4.f4i6.00; old wethers, $4.5'ijr
4.76; good to choice ewes. $1.356.1 4.00; breed
ing ewes, $1 7S'u0.bO; yearling breeding
ewes. I6.b0ir.00.
Four Cremated
Livery
in
Barn
No.
102 western lambs
16 western ewes
6.7 fed lambs
497 fod lambs
V'$ western lambs, feeders...
437 western ewes
Av.
.. 6S
.. H
.. 71
.. 72
. 6S
..102
Pr.
8 25
5 M
8 36
8 36
7 00
6 90
(IlirAUO LIVK STOCK MAIIKF.T
Cattle Stronaj to lllahrr Hoars, Sheep
aad I.ainba Mlnher.
CHICAOO. Jan. 5.-CATTLE-Kecelots.
If.0u0 head; market, strong to 15o higher,
steers, $5.O0Ya8.O0; cows, $3.rj04tG.;O; hellers,
3 4Oij6.0o; bulls, $3,601(4.75; calves, $3.00
9.&0; stockers and feeders, $3.7hy 6.i0.
HOUS Receipts, 25,000 head; murket, So
to. 15c hlglser; choice heavy, $.65ii8.7.);
butchers, $s.6O(i,8.70; light mixed, $8.4C.ov8.t)0;
cholce light, $6.60'.!8.66; packing, $S.66'b.70;
pig, $7.75i44'3.40, bulk uf sales, -uoaia.&o.
SHEEP AND IMUU8-Kecelp.s, 14,000
head; market, strong to 10c higher; sheep,
$4.ia6.26; lambs, $6.6043.00; yearlings, $o.2j
lb 8. 15.
Woman, Two Children and A?fd Man
Burn to Death in'Fire at
Peoria.
ITXmiA. III.. Jan. R.-Mrs I.lnton Invld
son and her two children w re burned to
death in a fire, which destroyed he Hov
enden livery barn on Main street at an
early hour this morning Utton Davidson,
sr.. the husband and father, escaped from
the fire by Jumping from a two story
window to the lev pnvvment hi low and
suffered injuries which dnay result In his
death. .
It Is believed Joseph I'ncey. an need man,
who rimmed with the Davld-on. lost his
life, as friends were unabt.' to locate him
after the flames were under control, and
ha Is known to have been In the biilldlnir.
The fire which started at 6:40 a. th. from
an overheated stove in the office of th
barn, destroyed the wholo building. All of
the many valuable horses were rescued
but three. The file was under control only
after the barn had been entirely destroyed.
Davidson did not Jump from the window
until after bo had awakened his wife and
children and put them on the roof, where
he thought they would be safe until res
cued. The fire swept up the stairs Into the
rooms where the Davidsons lived and con
sequently blocked their way of escape.
Mrs. Davidson feared to Jump from the
roof with the bablc. and when it tumbled
In all three went down with it.
Bid. JEi-rlglUa. Aaked.
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns.
Jr., 614 New York Life building, Omaha:
ma. Aaxea.
City of Omaha 4U. 1929
Columbus. Neb., B. L. 6s, 1826...
City Uaa ft Hiectrle. Waterloo...
Cudahy Packing Co. 6a, 1824
Hydraulic Pressed brick pill
International Con. Co
Kansas City Block Yarda
Kansas City Home Tel
Lout Bell Lumber Co.. 6a, 1923...
Nebraska Tel. Slock, 4 per cant..
Omaha Water Co. 6a, )
Omaba Water Co. 6a, 1814
Omalia Uaa 6a, 1817
Omaha a:. L. ft P. Co. 6a, 1833
Omaha K. L.. ft P. Co. p!d, 6 par cent
Omaha ft ,C. B. St Kjr. 6a 1828
Omaha ft C. B. St. Hy. pid, 4 per cant
Omaha ft C B. St. Ky., com
Omaha ft C, B. Ky. ft B. 6a, 1826
Omaha ft C. B. Ky ft B. ptd
Sioux City Stock Yards pi d, 4 per dent
Bouth Omaha ret. 4s, 1911
BKitt ft Co. 6a, 18i4
St. Louie Brewing Asa n . .
Union 8. Y., Souiu Omaha,
106
84
91
loO
80
2
100
88
M
100
84
8
8
84
83
89
&
16
8
44
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100
100
91
88
6 per. oent
OMAHA GBNURAL MARKET.
108
96
98
loo
82
88
101
88
101
101
89
M
84
100
84
78
luO
44
92
100
JO!
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London stock Market,
LONDON, Jan. S, American securities
had a good opening today, prices advanc
ing from to a full point over parity fol
lowing the recovery in Wall street yester
day Profit-taking later caused recessions
and at noon the market was irregular wlih
prices ranging from b low to above
yesterday's New York closing.
1 ..union closing stocks:
Consols, money 82 Louisville ft N...
do account 82 13- 8 M., K. ft T
Amal. Copper 91N. Y Central...,
Aiaoonda 10Norfolk ft W
Atchison 16 do prd
do ptd l6Oiitarlo ft W
Baltimore ft Ohio 121 Pennsylvania
Canadian Pactlie 18946 Hand Mlliea
.. 84 ltri.llns,
.. 2sSoutbern Ky
..141 do ptd
.. l?oithern Pacific
..62 I'nion Pacific...
.. 86 do p'd
.. ;U. I Steel
.. 6j do ptd
.. i yValaah
11 du vl
Grata Market.
6. WHEAT-Mav. $113;
1 northern, $1.13; No. $
Liverpool tirala Market.
MVKHPOOL. Jan. &. WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. I red western .Inter, no stock,
Mllnaakee (irala Market.'
MILWACKEK. Jan. 6. WHEAT No. 1
northern. $1 ld'a'u 1.19; No. 2 northern, i.l6
4il 17-t-, May. ,1.13.
OATS 4747c
UAiU.El'-hauip'.e. CT.1j7lo.
.
1'eorla Market.
PEORIA, Jdn. 5.-COHN-Hlgher; No. t
61 c: No. 4. 690. .
OATS-Hlgher; No. 1 vrtilte, 46646c;
No 4 while, 46c,
Master aad Molaaaca.
NEW YOHK. Jan. 5. KCOAR-Rsw,
quiet: Museovado. 89 test, 8 52c; centrifugal.
96 test. 4.0-0 ; molsases sugar, 89 tst, 3 27c.
1( fined, firm; crushed, 6.76c; granulated,
6.0bc; powdcrud. i.lic.
Heflaed laiti Advaaaeea.
NEW Timii, Jan 5 -All grades of re
fined sugar advanced 10c loO pounds today.
Clirsapeske ft O
Chicago u. W
Chi., Mil. ft St. P
lie Beera
DeuTer ft Rio O..
Co pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
niii Trunk
Illinois Central ito sieman as.
S1LVEH bar, steady at 24d
MONEY t2 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is S&3 per cent; for
three months' bills. $5-16to3 per cent.
No York Mlalissj Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5 Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
...14
... 61
...117
...106
...82
,.. 61
...10
... 8
... 87
... 14
... 74
...141
...908
108
91
127
17
lol
86
per ounce.
Staple) and Fancy Prodnee Prices Far
nlshrd by Bayers and Wholesalers
BUTTER Creamery. No. L delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb cartons, 37c; No. 1,
in Ul.ll. 'Jtll.,. XTa O In 1.11. ..a.nna
in w-iu. huua. wu7.. , .o. ,i, i-iu. i.m luu.,
35c; in 60-lb. tubs, 34c; packing stock, solid
pack, 32c; fresh rolls, 23 nc; fancy dairyj
tubs, 26c. Market changes every Tuesday
POULTRY Dressed . Broilers. $6 a do.;
springs, 14c; hens, 14c; cocks, 10c; ducks,
loo; geese, 14c; turkeys, 2tc; pigeons, per
aos.. $1.86. Alive. Broilers, under 8 lbs.,
lie; over 2 lbs., 11c; hens, 11c; cocks, 7o;
ducks, tun leathered, 12c; geese, run ream
ertd, 10c; tuikeys, 16c; guinea fowls, $3 a
doz.: pigeons, 60o per dos.
FISH All froxen: Trout. 13c; white fish,
11c; pickerel, 9c; pike, 12c; eel, 18c; aad'
dock, 13c; Spanish mackerel. 18c; red-Snap,
pur, 13c; bluefish, 15c; codfish, 13c; fiound
ers. 12c; shad ros, 75c; sanuon. 10c; hall'
but. lie.
OYSTERS Selects, small cans, 25c; large,
40c, gauun, tl.yo; New York Counts, small,
3oc; larue, 45c; gallon, $2.00; Baltimore,
standards, small. 22c; large. Sac; gallon.
81. .0.
FUU1TS Oranges: Extra fancy, highly
colored navels, 96s, 112s and 126, per box,
$2.85; extra, fancy, hishiy colored, navels,
150s. 1.68. 200s and ztos pr uox, u.uo. Leue
ons: Kxtra fancy. Sous, 3ti0s, per box, 86.0J:
choice, per box. $4.7 Urape fruit: Florida
Indian itivcrs, 36s, 46s, 64s, 64s and 80s, per
box, $4.00. tangerines: r loridas, 144s and
16s, per box, 6-.60. Pineapples: Florida
Indian Rivera. 24s and 30s, per crate, IJ.oO.
Appies: Ben Davis, Colorado, very fins
uuadiy. per box. $1.56; Wine baps. Col
orado, blood red, fine quality, per box,
$200; Jonathans, Colorado, fine color, per
box, S'J.OO; Ureeulngs, Colorado, per box,
$1.50; Missouri Pippins, Colorado, very fins
quality, per box, $1.7f; Uenitana, Colorado,
per box, $1.50 (10 box-lots 10c less); Iowa
Jonathans, our own pack, extra fancy, uei
bbl., $5.50; Iowa Wine Saps, our own puck,
extra luiicy, per ddi., to.ou; lowa-aiissouri
pippins, our own pack, extra fancy, per
bbl.. 86.26: Ben Davis, strict, mo. 1 ills
sourl, per bbl , $4 50; Ureenings. New York
NO. 1, farmers pack, per bbl., 43 6 (10-bbl.
lots, $3.5oj. Malaga grupes, owing to qual
ity and weight, per keg. $6.50 to to.oO
Bananas, Port Llinort or ChanijUlnola, per
lb , 40 (8-buuch lots, 8c). Cranberrl, s,
extra fancy, lung keepers, per bbl,, $7.50;
good lor unm.diate use only. s.&. cao
huge, Wisconsin Holland seed, per lb.. lc.
Onions: Extra large Red Globes, per lb.,
2c; medium sise, Red Ulobes. per lb., 2u;
Spanish. 60-lb. crate, 81.60. sweet potatoes.
Kansas, per 2-bu. bbl.. $3.00. Celery, Cali
fornia J umbo, pel doz., Vdc.
Beef ,1'uti-rNo. 1 ribs. 16c, No. I rlbs(
12c: No. M ribs. 8o; No. 1 loin, 18c: No
loin, 13c; No. 8 loin, c; No. 1 chuck,
ic; Xno. 1 chuck, 6Uu; Mo. d cnuck, btnc
No. 1 round, a; K. round, 7c; No. i
round, 7c; Ne. 1 plate, 6c; No. I plate,
owe; io. t piate,
Totals 3,597 8,333 2,3.
CA'i i LnJ There was anoiner fair run of
came touay, tne eany estimate being l4o
cars, but oiuy about half mat number
was lu sight when it was tune lor tne
market to open. Hie severe con! wealnor
ana tno storm yetaeiuuy appears to nave
OA-iiioraiizeu me stuck train service every-
unere, niaaing late trains tne rue. (June
good many ot tne cattle mat were on
saie curly suould have ben here lu time
lor yeuueruay s market.
The general situation looked brighter for
sellers this morning aa supplies so tar tins
week nave not umi uuninuaouie anywuure
while the aemanu nas Deen vny fair, sun
wlui so tw dale in uignt and with so
many lata trains buyers were backward
aoout gelling out in uie yarus, pretermit
to stay uibiue until most ot me stoca was
yaraeu instead of standing out in aero
w earner aud waiting lor n. in us it tiap-
peivcd uiai the uiorniiig was well advanced
otilore ins niaisei opeucu ana aiiuinoou
pel ore tveryming was amposed 01.
When there was enough stuck to make a
market In signt me liauo was quae active
and a large piopurtion oltliueauy arrivals
soon changed nands. Oood Utei steers sold
at prices mat were arouiiu loc nigner, mus
making uu tor tne weakness oi yesterday
and puiuug Hie market pack wnue il was
the first uf Hie week. Cows and heifers
aiso commanded strong prices, being, as
a rule, strong to as much as loc Higher in
some cases or aoout loc nigner tiiuii in
first of the week. There Were only a few
stockers and feeders In sight, but they
commanded good, linn prices.
MuuiaiioiiB oil culue: Ouod to choice
conned steers, $6.267.00; fair to
good co.nftd steers, t.tniZ.2i; com
mon to lair cornieu sieers, M.wiio fci; guou
to choice cornfed cows and heifers, $4.Zui
6 10: fair to good oornted cows and belt
ers, $3.2&tf4.26; common to fair cornfed
cows and heifers, $3.ovtt3.26; good to choice
stockers and feeders, $4.25u6.35; fair to
good cornfed stockers and feeders, $3.S04i
4.36; common to fair cornfed stockers and
feeders, $3. i6tv3.&0; stock hei:ers, $2.753.60;
veai caives, ij.uoui.oo; ouus, stags, etc..
$2.7534.50.
ttepreuentative sates:
BEEF STEERS.
Alice
Brunantck Con. ...
Com. Tunnel stock
do bonds
Con. Cal. ft Va
Horn silter
Iron Si I Tar
Offered.
.174
. 2
. 80
. 18
.180
. 16
.146
Laadvllle Coa.
Liitle Chief ...
Msxiran
Ontario
Ophlr
Su.Ldard
fallow Jacket .
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..tin
.. 64
.15
Baak t'leariasrs.
OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. 5 Bank clearings
for today were $3.64!, 753 67. and for the cor
responding date last year 82.4oo.s-Tj 6i.
Treasury Statrnaent.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 The condition
nf the treasury at the beginning: of busl-
ntes tod.' y was as follows: flee
Trust Funds Uvid coin, $3it,ti),$vV; sllvsr atu
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6 The cotton market
Opened easy at a decline of 64J-18 Points
on the continued weakness in Liverpool
and aggressive selling by local bears as
well ss further scattering liquidation,
There was a big demand from Wall street,
western and southern bulls at the decline
to 16.66 for May. however, and prices rallied
6 or 7 points from the lowest during the
middle of the morning.
Futures opened easy. January, 15.62(9
1566c; Alarcn, lo.ooc; May, uooc; June,
16 00c: Ju.y. 16.04c; August, 15 54c; Septem
ber, 14 sao; October, 13. Wc; November, 13 50c,
offered: December, 18 23c.
Futures closed weak; January, 16 J6c
February. 15 J&c; March, 15.40c; April, 16 4xc
May, 15 40c; June. Ui51c; July. 16 67c
August, 16.22c; September, 14.000 ; October,
lS4oc: December. 13.10c.
Spot closed quiet. 10 points lower; mid
dling uplands, 16.60c; middling gulf. 16 06c
no sales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 6.-COTTON-8tsady
15iO.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 6-COTTON-
!Mit opened firm, close! steady; low or.1l
narv. 13 l-1'.c. nominal; ordinary. 12 c
nominal: Rood ordinary. 14S-16C-. :rlc go 1
ordinary. 14c; low rmdclmg, 16 8-lflc; strlc
low mlddllns. 15c: mit'dling, 15c; sir'ct
middling 1 .'.c; good middling, iw; stile
ttnod middling. 16 3-16c; mlddt'ng fair.
10 6-16C; noddling lair to rair 16 11-pio; re
ceipts, 444 hales; Hock. 17K.701 hales.
ST. LOIM.-4 l.Isn t -COTT" )N-Vn-
ehsnajed; middling, 16e: sles. 6? bah s;
etpis T I. h Ln'.s; shipineins, l,i36 bales;
tuck. 43,S6v bale"
Kansas City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 5. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,000 head, including 100 southerns;
market lOtaloc higher; packers and feeders,
steady; choice export and dressed beef
steers, $6.10ft7.26; fair to good, $5.00tf(i6.00;
southern steers, 4.0CXS6.2f ; southern cows,
$2.7fJj'4.50; native cows, $2.50f(r5.10; native
heifers. $3.50i.00: bulls. $3.25iix5.00: calves.
4.2fra9.00.
HOGS Receipts. 8.000 head: market-SOlOc
hicher; top, $8.55; bulk of sales, $3.26U6.50;
heavy, $8.50o8.55; packers and butchers.
$8 40418.55; light, $S.O0((j8.45; pigs. 97.4J0to7.tVw
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.00
lupjd; market strong; lambs, $7.0038.60;
yearlings, $6.507.50; wethers, $5.254j6.00;
eve, $4.5035.35; stockers and feeders. $3.26
5.00.
St. Lqnls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 6. CATTLE Recelnts.
4,000 head, including 300 Texans. Market
steady. Native shipping and export steers,
$ii.85s?8.60; dressed beef and butcher steer,
$5.4rg6.70; steers under 1,000 lbs., $4.006.25;
stockers and feeders,' $3.40ff5.26; cows and
heifers. $3.25&.0O: canners. $2.16(&i2.80: bulls.
$3.8a;4.76; calves. $6. &ytfl .00. Texas and In
dian steers, $3.806.15; cows and heifers,
$2.704.5O.
HOGS Receipts, 9.000 head. Market lOo
higher. Pigs and light, $6.257J8.50; packerH.
$x.407f'8.oO; butchers aDd best heavy, $6.50
?8.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,000
head. Market strong. Native muttons. $4.25
i?)10; lambs, 96.nOfi8.KT7; culls and bucks, $3.75
8.00; stockers, $3.254.0O.
HUGHES WOULD LIMIT
INCOME AMENDMENT
New York Governor tVoald .Not ;ive
rower Uver State and City
lloud.
ALBANY, N. Y.. Jim. R. Governor
Hughes, In Mb annual message to the leg
islature today, dwelt at length ou the pro
posed constitutional amendment conferring;
on the federal government the power to lay
and collect an Income tux "fnsni whatever
source derived," without apportionment
among the states according to population,
and In conclusion recommended that this
amendment be not ratified.
"I am not In favor of conferring on the
federal government the power lu lay and
collect such a tax." he said. "I believe
that this power should be held by the fed
eral government so us to properly equip
It with the means of meeting national ex:
lgencies.
"But the power to tax Incomes should
not be granted In such terms as to subject
to federal taxation the Incomes doiivod
from bonds issued by the state Itself or
those issued by municipal governments of
fered under the Btate's authority. To place
the borrowing capacity of the state and of
Its governmental agencies at the mercy of
the federal taxing power would ho an Im
pairment of the essential rights of the state
which, as its officers, wo arc bound to de
fend." The governor uffied an amendment to tho
nntl-raclng laws penalizins the practice of
bookmaklntf. even though no btis aid recorded.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market
ST. JOSEPH, Jsn. 6. CATTLE Receipts,
l.buo nead
7.00; cows and heifers, $2.5O7j)6.O0; calves,
63.00ra.00.
HOGS Receipts, 3,000 head. Market 5c
higher; top, $S 55; bulk of sales,. $S.20iji3.4n.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5,000
head. Market strong; lambs, $5.00118.90.
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
8 806 4 75 61 1177 6 60
11 1014 4 80 11 380 6 66
6 760 4 86 80 1168 4 66
4 1016 6 00 lit 1228 6 88
11 8fc6 6 00 88 V24 8 86
6 7u0 6 06 40 m 6 66
It 1082 6 10 6 l it 6 80
12 1041 6 6 7 li4 4 60
18 812 6 26 1 12M 6 8a
17 870 6 26 40 1281 4 80
7 817 6 60 17 1103 6 00
14 1016 6 60 12 lull 6 BO
COWS.
1 400 2 76 4 96 4 00
1 780 S 76 16 806 4 16
4 812 8 20 10 81V 4 16
10 884 I 20 20 843 4 26
6 648 3 2 1 lioo 4 6
10 8S 8 80 6 888 4 26
6 M I 60 14 821 4 26
1 1186 I 60 22. v 8eu 4 80
I 840 2 40 14 8oI 4 a
10 840 I 76 6. 1174 4 26
t 710 i 76 6..... 1081 4 40
12 1021 2 8 18 KIM 4 60
10 M lu e2 4 il
10 821 3 66 12 861 4 i6
10 l'J-I 8 86 4 lial 4 66
a luoo 86 12 10o8 4 76
2 1M 4 Do 1. 1018 4 76
81 8J0 4 00 11 lint 6 DO
' COWS AND HElFHaiS.
4 1U46 4 86
HEIFERS.
1 684 8 20 8 816 4 60
8 680 8 74 6 696 4 76
10 644 4 00 4 606 4 00
BULLS.
1..; 710 t 26 . 1... 1380 4 00
1 160 4 76 ' 1 1006 4 00
1 8oU 2 60 ' 1 110 4 18
t 1J0 8 6u 1 1800 4 20
1 ti-0 8 It 1 1(M 4 26
1 480 i 86 1 ,8u0 4 60
1 li.aO t 86 1 1.1 1 0 4 71)
2 886 4 00 1 1800 4 76
STAGS AND MJLLS.
WILLIAM G. PORTER. RESIGNS
Prominent South Dakota Official Will
Devote Ills Fall Time to Law
.Practice.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. 6.-(Speclnl.)
William G. Porter, for some years assistant
United States attorney for South Dakota,
and' on two occasions United States' attor
ney for the district, has tendened his resig
nation and will retire from the office.
The name of his successor has not yet
been officially announced. Mr. Porter was
firBt appointed assistant United States at-
Market steady; steers, $6.00tfji tornoy In March, 1S28, coming to Sioux Falls
from Custer county, where he for two
terms filled the office of state's attorney.
He held the office of assistant United
States attorney continuously until April 11,
1906, when a vacancy occurred in the office,
of United States attorney, and ho was ap
pointed United States attorney by Judge
John E. Carland of the federal court.
On July 11. WOO, Mr. Porter was reap
pointed assistant United States utlornoy,
which position he held until March 9, 1D07,
when he was again appointed United States
attorney by Judge Carland, and served as
such officer until July 1, 1W7, when he was
again appointed assistant attorney, holding
the office up to the present time, or until
he tendered his resignation. Mr. Porter for
years has conducted a private law practice,
and this has grown to such proportions
that It became necessary for him to devote,
all his attention to It, and it was because
of this that he decided to resign the office
of assistant United Stales utturney.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Jan. 6. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 800 head; mar
ket strong.
HOGS Receipts 1,400 head: market fully
10c hltrher; ranm of prices, $8.3XH8.50; bulk
of sales, $3.258.40.
Stock in Slant.
western markets yesterday were as follow
Cattle. Hot-- She
South Omaha 4.000 4.400 2,000
Sioux City 800 1 400
St. Joseph l.f.OO 3 0OJ 6.000
Kansas City 6.0 0 8.004) 8 000
St. Louis 4 000 9.000 3.000
Chicago 15.000 25,000 14,000
Total 31,300 60,800 32,000
880
2 60 8
CAL.V ES.
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AND FEEDERS.
41 828 i 10
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5. COFFEE The mar
ket for coffee futures opened steady at un
changed prices to a decline of "five points
In sympathy with easier European markets,
but steadied up during the day on a mod
el ate demand from western and local bulls
in the absence of Important offerings. The
buyers had the encouragement ot firmer
Brazilian markets and a decrease ot 836,351
bags in the world's visible supply for the
month of December, compared with a de
crease of 681,51.3 bags for the same month
last year. The world's visible supply as of
January 1 was 16.6tia.273 bags, against 15, '
730.2S2 bags last year. The market closed
steady, net five points higher to live points
lower. Sales were reported of 13,000 bags,
Including March at 7.00c, April at 7.0uc,
Mav at 7.10c. July at 7.20.p7.25a. September
at 7.20'O'7.25c, October at 7.30c Old December
at 7.15c. spot, sieaay; mo iso. i, s n-nxa.
bc; Santos No. 4, 9c. Mild, quiet; Cordova,
&rtfUV4c, i
Sngrar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5. SUGAR Raw-,
quiet; muscavado, test, 3.62c; centrifugal,
96 test, 4 0Jc; molasses sugar, 69 test, 3 27c;
refined sugar, steady; cut loaf, 6.6.7c;
crushed, 6.75c; mould A, 6.40c; cubos, 6.30c:
powdered, 6.20c; granulated, 6 05c; diamond
A, 6.05c; confectioners' A. 4.65c; No. 1.
4 80c; No. 2, 4 75c; No. 3, 4 65c- No. 4, 4.65c;
N . 5, 4 60c; No. , 4.55c; No 7, 4 50c; No. 8,
4 45c; No. 9, 4.40c; No. 10, 4 35n; No. 11.
4.80c; No. 12, 4.25o; No. 13, 4.20c; No. 14.
4.20c.
Oils and Rostn.
220 6 00 8 220 460
1J0 6 76 8 80 60
loo 6 79 1 170 6 76
140 6 76 6 142 7 26
100 6 26 6 1JI 7 6u
80 6 26 1 180 7 60
80 4 26 t 180 7 60
110 4 26
STOCKERS
762 4 40
1111 4 76
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
I bull 560 3 20 42 cows 915 3 60
1 bull 15u0 3 25 10 cows sui 3 74
13 cows t)6l 8 75 8 calves... 410 8 73
3 calvts... 4.0 4 00
HoGS Thu estimated receipts for today
were not bad. but ihers Is a wide differ
ence these days of delayed trains between
expected receipts and actual rtcelpi. W hen
lbs niaraei opeueu mere were only aoout
tnirty cars In sight and most of them came
in lata yesterday after the market nad
closed and hence were counted in as a part
of today's arrivals.
Th situation this morning was very
much in sellers' favor. The local demand
was very good, wiiile advices from o.her
Aniini Bvlnv 'I ha, ,,,l .
IJOIfllB I W. ........... t.u U,t TV a 1 EA
that hogs sold fxalOo nigner and the trad.Skaj
was suiiicieniiy acuvw i ine auvance to
effect an early clearance of all the hoga
in sight. The most of lbs offeilngs sold at
6a.4u.u. 50, with a large proportion ot the
better and heavier loads at $.45g8.50 tuid
on up as high as $6.67 i for the best.
Today s advance carries tne market to
another tecord-bieaklng point. Not only
was the lop price the hlshest in tns his
tory of the maiket, but tne average of all
lbs sales was m tiPtiieai.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Jan. 5 OIL Credit bal
ances. $V43; runs. 1'J!.282 bbls.; average,
W1.1S5 bbls.; shipments, 226, SP4 bbls.; average,
176.142 bbls.
SAVANNAH. XJa., Jan. 6. TI'RPEN
TI NR Firm. E7e.
ROSIN-FIrm; B. $4.15; D, $1.07; E. 4.V's
A 4. 15; r , 94,174414.20; O. $4 i!2VS4i'4.13: Ii
$4.2.Va4.30: I, $4.55-04.60; K. $5 65; M, $7.!0;
N, $6.16; W. G., $6.25; W. W., $0.75.
There Is . no- danger - from oroup whoft
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is used.
Many Licenses.
IOWA CITY la., Jan.' 5. (Special.)
Marriage was not a failure io the year
1909 tn Johnson county, according to a re
port Just made. K-xactly 224 licenses wers
taken. out. ThlB was a Kiln of one over
the previous year.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK.' Jan. 5. MET AT. S Stand
ard copper was dull today. Local demers
nuole luke at -913.76W14.O0. electrolytic at
$13.504713.75 and casting at $13. 25! 13.50. Lon
don market closed steady, with rpot at
61 lis 3d and futures at fK2 10s. Tin was
quiet, but decidedly higher. Spot c!osod at
$33.26ft3S 60. London sdvanced, with spot
closing; at 151 7s (id and futures at 152 l.s.
Iad. quiet; spot, 94.67y44f.72. The Eng
lish market was higher, at 13 13s M. Spelter
closed easy, with spot at 9U.llXiijfi.25. The
London market was unchanged at 23 2s 6d.
Iron was higher at 51h 3d Tor Cleveland
warrants in London. The local market was
steady, with No. 1 northern foundry at
$18.75'!' 19.26, No. .2 northern foundry at $1R.50
(j7 19.00, No.' 1 Rati thorn nnd- No. t southern1
soft at' $18.50fi 19.25. , .
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 6.-M ETA US-Lead,
higher, $1.70. Spelter, steady, $i.l2 .
llcrbcrt E. Gooch Co,
Brokers an. Dealers
GSAIir, PKOTI8IONS, STOCKS,
Omaha Office I 810 H. Y. Xdf .BldgV ' ;
Ball leltphona Douglas 631) '
Independent, A-8181 and A-919A.
Oldest and Largest Kouse la , the Stats
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PAID ON
Sayings Accounts and Time Deposits
Deposits in Savings De-partnieut before Jan. 10,
draw interest for tho entire month.
LIVE STOCK NATIONAL BANK
24 and N, SOUTH OMAHA.
KKSOUBCEB . NINE HIKDIIKD THOl'SANl) DOLLARS
WANTED Party With Capital to Assist in Buying Majority Stocks
in Corporation Doing a Jobbing Businc-33.
Established 27 years, blfhly successful and has mads profits and paid tn dividends
TOO per cent. Controls old established Hues of foods, which, together with orrauixatiou
and as a olnsr business, ais in themselves worth 935.000. Amount required 950 c
975.000. Doss line highly responsible psrtis eoj"iri-ei4. aaaress,
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