TIIH 15EK: OMAHA, KATUKDAY. JANUARY 8, 1910.
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v i?RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Traden Get Shock Heayy
Movement Expected Soon.
CORN IS LIKELY TO ADVANCE
Peelers Generally nallUht While
Speculators Contlnae to Douit
Valaea la Pace of the
Mftht Receipts.
OMAHA. Jan. 7, 1910.
Wheat trader were it bit surprised In
the action of the market yesterday, when
a break was expected. The explanation
given was the strength In foreign market',
the advance In corn and freer buying by
outside Inventor. A' heavy movement I?
jeipeotrd to take the edge off the rash situ
ation as soon a the weather, moderates.
The best Informed traders eay there Is
hut one si'e to the coin market,, basing
their opinions on the uiifavoiable Condi
tions and the urgent demand.
i Wheat held firm on the strong cables
and drew strength from the higher corn
values. Reports show very large country
'acceptance. A heavy receipt will njsult
as soon as the rail 10 ids are able to move
the loaded cars.
Corn continues strong and advances
easily with any buying. Traders are all
(bullish and speculators are boosting valu-s
on the unfavorable shipping conditions and
the poor grading of all arrivals.
Primary wheat receipts were Iu2.fl00 bush
els and shipment were 179 w bushels.
against receipts last yesr of 5U2.0O0 bushels
ana smpraeras or 107. 0"o bushciH.
Primary corn receipt were 491,0m bush
els and shipments were 300. "on bushels
gainst receipts last year of 37'i UOO bushels
and shipments of 477.000 bushel.
. Clearances were 659.000 bu.ih..'ls of corn.
none of outs mid wheat and flour equal to
$77,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed Hd higher on wheat and
w up on corn.
. Local range of options:
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. Close. Ycs'y
Wheat I
May
July
July
iVts
May
. July
1 OkH 1 1 07i 1 Wl 1 M'-
8i Sb'ti 97V 9TV4, 8t
ST. r.i 66-V ; V.'S
'66 66 a 66T4 6(,
4TH 46 46 4 4'
21,1 42 42 ! 427s! -
Ouixba CasU Trices.
, WHEAT No. I hard, 1.091.104j; No. I
hard, $1.08&d.09i4i; No. 4 hard, $1.02' 1.06
I rejucted hard, 8sj.$l. OS; No. 2 spring, $1.0.s
1.10. No. i spilng, 11.041:1 .; No. 2 durum
92an3c: No. i. durum. 90Wo9U4c.
COKN-No. 2 white, i2(i'i3c; No. 3 white,
SlSfHl'tic; No. 4 white, WXutilc; No. 2 yellow,
. 02rfi63o; No.' 3 yellow, SOviSiOlVac; No. 4 ysl
' low, fiOfiOOc; No. 8, Wiittfc; No. 3, tiOli'rjOl'.jV,
No. 4, SiKfliOc, no t'racle. 63'mc.
OAT8 Standard. 4ii'i(j47c: No. 3 white,
tttiftttic; No. 4 white, 45V(i4G1ic; No. 3 yel
low, 46ii4Vic; No. 4 yellow, 46d 45V--1 No.
mixed. 45li46Se.
BARLEY No. 4, fiOfifllc; No. 1 feed, Sirtf
60c.
- , RYE No. I, 7SM.iiJ74c; No. 8. 734f73ic.
I Carlot Receipts.
Wheat Corn
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Omaha .....
I)uluth .....
10
..249
.. IS
.. 21
202
59
Oats
- 04
20
CHICAGO GHA1 AM) rilO VISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Irlea n Bwnrd of Trade.
' CHICAGO, Jan. 7. Wheut prices Ml off
here today; oats and corn maintained the
firmness of the previous session, while pro
visions sagged on heavy miles In spite of
record-asking prices for llvo hogs.
- There was a large volume of trade In
wheat. Forecast of less Inclement weather
i to .come, together with mild northwest tern
,'perature promised larger movement of the
, fiop, which had a bearish effect on the
Cash wheat market. The range in prices
was 4o to lc. May showing the greatest
, spread, from $1.13V,nrllo. The nearby op
tion, however, quickly receded from the
ihlgh point and closed weak at $1.13V1-13
ic lower.
t The corn pit continued to be the spectae
J alar arena today, a new high point being
iosWtbliHhed - in the May delivery. Ileuvy
.feeding and cripple railway service cut
'down offering and kept the market strong.
;tm. new lilgn point for May was tiU'o
'The more distant future reached venter
day's high level of (Sic. The final figures
'.for May were 68'Vfl6Svc, ViVo higher. July
. 1 was a shade higher and September un
changed.
General commission and speculative trade
'was large In the oats pit. In spite of the
enormous business the range was com
paratlvely narrow. The market eased off
toward the close of the session and final
' figures left May Wta higher at 4x'4ic. with
,July c lower and September He higher.
. Provisions ranged from 20c lower to 10c
higher.
The leading futures ranges as follows:
clear libs.
boxed. ftrt short. $14 1214:
1412; short clears, 114.37V.
I'OI LTHV Hluher. chickens, im;
springs, 14c; turkeys, 19c; ducks, 14c;
geese, e.
MUTTER Stead v; creamery, WCcfaec,
EGUS Higher, S4c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flmir, bbls 4 7,00
Whiat, bu 4ti.0"0 M.WI
Corn, bu W,lX) 75,200
Oats, bu 3.8O0 46.300
.NEW YORK GENERAL MtllKET
Haotallon of the Day oa Varloo
torn mod I ties.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. FLOUR Quiet,
w ith prl(-s nominally higher; sptlng patents,
$6.406.16; straights, $o.30'(i5-40; winter pat-
fiits, la.4tKus.vw; spring clears, ji.wdisi;
winter extras, No. 1, $4.Vtf 4.90; winter ex
tras. No. 2. 14 40 i4 f; Kansas straights.
$4.!."'u6.16. Recelpis, 17,017 bbls.; shipments.
1.1 bbls. ltc flour, steady; fair to good,
$iu4.i'.r; choice to fancy, $4. 404. 55.
Muckwlicut tiour, nominal; bum, 2.U0,
nominal. ier lu lbs
(.'(JHNMKAI Steaily; fine white and yel
low, coarse, tl.4n4il ti0; kiln dried.
3.3f.
RYE Htm; No. t western, Mo, nominal,
o. b. New York.
W 11 HAT Spot, easy; No. 2 red, $1.30,
levator, doia 'Stic, and $129 f. o b.
afloat, noimtnii, No. I northwestern, Du
I nth. 1 No. 2 hard, winter, I1.2j f. o.
b. afloat, nominal. In the option market
wheal was firm on higher cables, bullish
Argentina news and strong cash markets,
but liquidation by longa offset the bullish
liens and price changes were small. The
close whs Vij-VtC net lower. May. $1. 207i.it
11, closed $1.21; July. $1.11VU112.
closed $l.ll'-. Receipts, 4a, 200 bu. ; biup-
ments, 157.203 bu.
CORN Spot market firm; No. 2, 73c, ele
vator, domestic, 7-Sc dellvt red and ilc
o. b. afloat, nominal. Option mantel
was without transaction.' closing at 14c net
advance. May closed 7t',c, Receipts,
J4.87& bu.; shipments, o,30!) bu.
OATS Spot market, strong; mixed, 21 to
32 lbs.. Sue; natural white. 26 to 32 lbs..
f2V(i4 Vic; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., ,k,iui
6tio. Options were without transaction,
closing unchanged. May closed at 60c.
Receipts, ui.UiV bu.; shipments, a'JO du.
HA Hteutiy: biiiiie. tl.Ou; no. i, i.'-u;
No. 3. S.V'J0C. i
lior.S-lL.usy; state, common to choice,
lmm, soti;tic; Ihos, iui20c; Pacific coast, TjOj,
2tj27c; ljoh, 17ffl.2lc.
111UES yuiei; Central America, c;
liogcta. 21 ....,.( Z2tsc.
LEATHER Firm; hmlock firsts, 28
2!'o; secuiidii, 2o'62Vc; thirds, 22'i,2uc; rejected,
e',i :'ln
I'lUiviKinNR-Pnrk. steaov: mess. .ov,
family. JJt.U0fu2ij.Ij0; short clears, $2j.0u
4(27.50 Beef, quiet; mess, $11.WUU-60; fam-
u v. ;iS.6tyu Hl.Ou; beef hams. m.wuzu.w. cut
meats, firm; pickled bellies, $13.0O 13.50;
pickled hams, S13.W0 13.75. Ird, steady;
middlH west, prime, $13.00Cu 13. 10 ; refined,
steady; continent. $13.50; South America,
$11.00; compound, $10.37".
TALIJW Steady; prime olty, 6W--; coun
try. l.'Afll IC.
HICK Quiet; don esnc, 2'7xi5e; patent,
Ul'TTER Firmer; western Imitation
crcami ry. a;5j2)H).
EUGS Strong; western extra firsts. 40o;
firsts. 3N-i3Wc; low grades, 3ow'37o; refriger
ators, 2i-,'a2Hc.
i'Ol'L'l RV Alive, firm; western chick
ens, l.'c; fowls, 18c; turkeys, 15'ii.20e.
Ln'essed. film; western chickens, lLyi-'c;
fowls. 12ql7c: turkeys, 22'29c.
CHElil' Firm, state, nesv full cream,
spfcial, 17Vs''ilSc; state new full cream,
September, fancy, 17c; state, new full
cream, October, best, ll4o; state, new full
cream, late best, 15c; state, new full
cream, common to good, 13'uUj'ic; skims,
full to special, 22V2tie.
YVKATHER IN TUB GRAIN BELT
NEWYORKSTOCRS AND BONDS
Period of Dullness Follows Delivery
of the President's Message.
ITS EFFECT IS ANTICIPATED
Cash llaylas; Is a Factor In Rally
Whlrh Comes I. ate la the Ses
sion Itond Are I n-rhangsed.
NEW
thought
slh-er dollars of Wl, $3 ?W OHO; silver certifi
cates outstanding. $4S7.!.,0"0. Uenerai fund,
standard silver dollar in general fund, $1.
S43.224; curren liabilities. $li.,1.osO.;2ii; working
balance In treasury offices, $ji.534,ik4; In
banks to credit of treasurer of Cnlted
Suites. $3..K4i,ll; subsidiary silver coin,
$li;.4S8.673; minor coin. :..t.s, total balance
In general fund, $A,r.7.2yO.
HKPORT OF TIIK CLRARINO 1IOVSK
Transactions of the Associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7. Bradstreft s bank
clearings report for the week ending Janu
ary shows an segregate of 3,727, v.M.lO). as
analnst $2.!44.fJW Uuv last weok and $...,-71.-2:0,C'W
In the corresponding week last year.
I'oi. owing Is a list of the cities:
Nebraska Is
YORK. Jan 7. Whatever may be
of Influence of the president's
messiige on the stock market. It cannot he
supposed there was anything in it that
was news to that region. The full text of
the message was distributed to brokers
offices within a few minutes after its de
llveiy to congress, advance copies having
been In hand for that purpose. The prep
aration of the document, luorever, has In
volved such widespread consultation and
such free preliminary discussion by the
author In public addresses that scarcely
any passage of it could be regarded us a
novelty.
Ever since the conference of rallror.d
presidents at the White House last Monday
the stock market litis devoted most of its
attention to that taking measures prompted
by he views of the forthcoming paper. The
result was seen In the state approaching
Idleness Into which the market fell after
the message was published.
In the movement of special stocks here
and there which has occurred during the
week It Is possible to stipose that action
was prompted by particular passages of
the message. Putting aside the question
of how far speculative action may have
entlclpated already the effect of the nv s
ftage. the opinion Is clear that grave weUht
must attuch to the comprehensive and
masoned plan set before congress for deal
ing with the corporation problem. The
means of complying with the proposed
law for federal charters received more at
tention than any other phase of the sub
ject. other influences were mixed . Some Influ
encewas exerted by the reports of the
widespread damage by the storm. The
drawing out of the railroad switchmen's
strike In the northwest whs disliked. In
spite of the claims advanced for the rail
roads thnt the strike was practically
broken. The cash buying was nn element
In rallying stocks I, iter In the day.
Ronds were steady. Total sales, par
value, $3,713,000.
I'nlted States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
CITIES.
Clearings.
Inc. I Dec.
Warmer for Saturday In
" ' " the Forecast.'
OMAHA. Jan. 7. 110.
..The disturbance that was -central over
the southern slates Thursday morning,
moved northward over the Atlantic states
during tire ' last twenty-four hours, and is
moving off the upper Atlantic coast this
morning. Unsettled weather follows the
disturbance nlong the Atlantic seaboard,
and rains are general aloim the coast, with
scattered snows In the uper Ohio valley.
The western area of high Treasure has ex
tended enstwurd to the Allegheny moun
tains. The cold weather has continued
eastward with the high pressure, and tem
peratures are decidedly lower In the lake
region, Ohio valley and throughout the
southern states. The weather has cleared
in the central valleys and southwest, ex
cept light snows are falling In the upper
valleys. It Is unsettled in the extreme
northwest and upper Rocky mountain
region, with snows on the mountain
plateau and rains on the north Pacific
coast. Temperatures are very much nlgher
west of tho Mississippi river and ihe
weather will bo fair and warmer In this
vicinity tonight and Saturday.
Recoi i of temperature and precipitation
compared with in corresponding day of
the last chree years:
1310. 1909. 1908. 1907.
Minimum temperature.... 06 38 23
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .04
isoiniai temperature lor today, 21 degrees.
Excess in precipltatlun sines March 1,
1909. 5.20 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908,
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Ycs'y.
I 'Wheat I I
. May 1 UWi 1 15 1 13V I 13! 1 14
I July 1 04-4 1 04 1 (Wvsl 1 04'A 1 Oil
3 ' Sept. 9il itl W
' Coi n III
I May 68'8 6K 68HiMt
I . July W(ii H I iviVi?4
, I Sept. M 9 6M 6bvn
5 f Oats- I i , '
ni ' May 4H48'4 Wu 'l 4X47;48
' I July 46 4041 - 44, . 44 'hi , 4o
I ' Kept. ' 42 42 42 42ft U
A Purs I
" ( Jan. ' 22 06 22 05 i 21 Kiy, 21 S2Vil 23 to
, ', May 22.30 22 26 22 00 22 00 22 10
V I July U 2o 22 32 22 Ou 22 06 32 12V4
. y Lard- l 1
r n,i,.
f .1 Jan. I 11 '6S 11 65 11 60 11 60 I 11 62
May I 11 86 ill 671 11 bo 11 60 11 66
July I U 65 J 11 toil U 6.'Vi U 60 11 62
, l - i i
No. 8.
Cash uuotatlon were a
Y'LOL'R Firm; winter
A s,i :tk.,A uil l.MUu,d
. w - ' '. - '
u l u ivrv 2 Mhoxle
' M BARLEY Feed or
as follows:
patents, fc.lOU-u 60,
am inn siraivhts.
$.i.Ub(6.20.
yojc; fair to
mixing
choice mailing, 69 a 74c.
SKEUe Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $2.0'i;
No. 1 northwestern, $2.16. Timothy, 3.90,
Clover, 114.90.
PRO VISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 21.s','i
(122.00. Lard, per 100 lbs., $13.70ul2.i2'.a.
snort ribs, side Ooosu), $11.37 'n u 11. ia.- bnoi t
clear sld (boxed), $11. ."im 12.0U.
Total clearances of wheal and flour were
equal to 377,000 bu. Exports for the week, as
shew n by Rradstreet s, were eu.ua! to o,l!w.
tiuo bu. Piimary iecipts wvie 502,000 bu.,
compared Willi 24Ti,0O0 bu. the corresponding
day a year ago. Estimated receipts for to
morrow; Wheat, 6 cars; corn, W cars; oats,
,i)4 cars; hogs, 10,000 head. ,
Chicago Cash Prices V heat: No. 2 (red,
$l it7'ui.2; No. 1 red, $1.241.2.: No. 2 hard,
11V116; No. 1 hard, $1.10(1.16; No. 1
northern spring, $l.lul.i; No. 2 northern,
$1.16itji.r; No. 4 spring, Jl.lu-ttl.16. Corn:
No. 4, 4ViC; No. $ while, ue; .so. 4 yellow,
64S4C. Oats: No. 2 while. 4'.c; No. 3 white,
4it'a4Jk.'; No. 4 white, 4t"c; slandard. 4Vi
49o.
BUTTER -Steady; creameries. 36'ti34c;
dairies. $6a30c.
EOUS Knaipis, f.&tt cases; market
strong; at mark, cases Included, 21'vu3U4c;
firsts, 36c; prune liit-is. fcc.
CHEEtiE Sleady; daisies, lC-Vlll'c; twins,
ISV.Hilfc'mc; young Americas,' 16'c; long
horns, 164u.
POTAToKH Steady; choice to fancy, 4J.af
Kc: fair lur good, 4.i(J46o.
lOVLTRY Steady ; turkeys, 17c; chlck
ns, 14V; springs, Uc.
VEAL Steady; 6o to 60-pound weights,
MrOc; 60 to 85-pound weight, 9-ylOc; &j to
lltHpouud weights, lOftllc.
Chicago Receills Today : Wheal, 10 ears;
corn. 3u2 cai-i oats, 64 cars. Estimat.Hl to
morrow: Wheat, 6 cars; corn, 77 cam; oats,
M cars.
5.63 inches
Deficiency
7.52 inches.
L. A
corresponding period In 1907,
Welsh, Local Forecaster.
Kansas City Uraln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 7.-WHEAT Cash,
unchanged; No. 2 hurd, $1.09al.l; No. 3,
$1.064J1.13; No. 2 red, $1.2:'fcl.2B; No. 3. $l.lKtf
1.25; May, $1.06;al.0& bid; July, 97Hi97c,
sellers.
CORN Unchanged to o higher; No. 2
mixed, OtMiWit-fec; No. 3. 64Vc; No. 2 white,
64'6bc; No. 3, 4M"c; May, o"iV8IV:
bid; July, 67W'u7Uc bid.
OATH Nominally unchanged: No. 2
whim, 46c; No. 2 mixed, 43y4to.
ItVE iO'j'73u.
HAY Unchanged to 25c higher; choice
timothy, 13.2j 13.60;' choice prairio, $10.60itf
10.V5; choice alfalfa, $17.50!ii 18.00.
BUTTER Creamery, exirus, 36c; firsts,
33c; seconds, 31c; packing stock, 23c.
EUOSS Extras, Sulmc; firsts, 3V4c; current
receipts, 32vic; seconds and dirties, 20Ac.
Receipts. tShlpineiits.
Whtat, bu 94,000 65.000
Corn, bu 19,000
Oats, bu 16,000 20,0u0
Options at Kansas City:
Articles.
Open. High. Low. Close.
St. Louis lieaeral Market.
i PT. LOUIS. Jan. 7.-WHEAT-C1osed
lower; track, No. t red cash. $l 33; No. 2
hard. $1.15al.l8; May, IUJVbUI; July,
$1UUS.
CORN Higher; track. No. 2 cash, 7c;
No. white, 67Vc; May, t'Uc; July,
OATS Firm: cash, higher: track. No. 2
cash, 4c, No. 2 white, 60c; May, 48c;
July. 44Sc .
RYF.-Hlgher at Mc.
. -FIX1UR Unchanged; red winter patents.
$f 7bot lh: extra fancy and slraight, $a.l6i
i.fl; hard winter clrsrs. 3 9oj4.2j.
tEEl ' Timothy, $2.6O3.00.
CORNMEAL-$3.10.
' BRAN Higher; sacked (east track), $1.17
V! U.
" tiAOCHNtV-S0.
I HEMP TWINE 7o.
I PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
$:'l 75. Ijrd. higher; prime st-am. $l2S5ir
12 55. lry suit meats unchanged, boxed
extra shorts. 111 h.li; clear ribs, VZ!t
holt clears, $i3.12V.
Uoou,v unchsngtd;
Wheat
May July
Corn
Muy
July
1 OSHI
7
67
1 OhvJ
9il
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1 08 '
67
67
1 0SB
67n
A asked. 13 bid.
AlllB-rhtlmM-s pM
AmilKiniAlcd Copper
American Afrlrultural
Am. Heet Sugar
Am. Ctiu. pitl -.
Am. C. A F
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. I., pfi
Am. Ie Kw-'urltle
American Linseed
American Locomotive
Am. B A R
Am. 8. A K. pfd
Am. Simar Refining
Am. T. & T
Am. Tobacco pM
American Woulen
Aniconda Mln. Co., ei-dlv
Atchleon
Ati-hliion pM
Allantlo Omit Liue
Iteltimor ti Ohio
Ual. & Ohio p(d
Hethiehom Steel
Brooklyn Kepld Tr
'tndi.n pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jeraey... ...
Chmapeax & Ohio
Chicago Alton
Chicago H. W.. new
Chicago 6 N, W....,
C. M. St. P .....
c. c, c. st.
Colorado F. c I...
Colorado & Bo
Colo, ft So. 1st pfd
Colo. & So. id pfd
Coneolldaled ua
Corn Products
Delaware it Hudson
Iienvcr & Rio Grande
D. A R. O. pfd
Pistillera' securities
Erie
Krle l"l P'd
Erie 2d pfd
General Klectrlo
Great Northern ptd
Great Northern Ore otfs
Illinois Central
IiUerhorough Met
Int. Mot. pfd
International Harvester
international Paper
international Pump
Iowa central
Kansas City So
K. C. go. pfd
Louisville a- N
Mlun. Sc St. Louis
M., St. P. ft S. S. M
Missouri Pacific
M., K. & T
M., K. ft T. pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. 1st pfd
New York Ontral
N. V.. O. W
Norfolk ft W
NorlU American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People' a Gas
P., C. C. ft St. L
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace car....
Railway Steel Spring....
Heading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. ft 8. r. Id pfd..
St. Louis S. W
St. L. S. W. pia
gloss-Slieflleld. 8. ft I..
Southern Paclllo
Southern Railway
So. Hallway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texas ft Pacific
T., St. L. ft W
T., St. L. ft w. piu...
Union Pacific
I'nlon Pacific pfd
U. S. Hejlty
U. 8. Rubber
I. 8. Steel
V 8. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
Va.-Caro. Chemical
Wabaab
Wabmh pfd
w'eslern Marylsnd, ctfs...
Westlughouse specific ...
Western tllion
Wheeling ft L. B...
W'ieconelu Central
Pltuburg Coal
Am. Sleel Foundry
I'nlted Dry Goods
Laclede Gas
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62
122
Wi
13
lin
93
3C
78
19.
47
ios
316
90
6
3.".
lis
lWUi
87
47
14
80
71
63
46
2
n
69
ion
111
V.'l
140
94
Si
61
121'
103
136
117
9S
33
79
'47
108
Hi
90
'is
178
. 1,00
119)
. 22,900
H)
. 1.WW
500
. i.M
. 28.300
. 1,000
. 1,400
40)
SoO
700
.14. W0
1,600
900
. S7.9O0
100
70
. 1.200
500
89
62
124
49
99
82
143
41
1;
114
(
50
191
49
169
44
103
4K
87
68 '4
33
76
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 7. WHEAT May,
$1.13'a to $l.l-ml 13't,; July, $l.l:H. Cah.
No. 1 bard, $l.laifci&l.i6H; No. 1 northern,
$l.lj'(iil.l6iI; No. 2 northern, $1.13i'Sj'1.14.
CORN No. 2 yellow, oUVoCjO-c.
OATS No. 3 white, 4ju45c3.
RYE No. 2, 7Du7bc.
H RAN In 100-lb. sacks, $22.5O'rf23.00.
FLAX-$2.2T..
KLOCR Elrnt patents (In wood,
Mlnn'.hpoIlHi, $7.bU'U6.!)0; second
$5.4Oi5.tj0: first chars, $4.404.55;
clears, $3.30.(3.60.
f. o. b.,
putentn,
second
I'blludrlphla Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7UCTTER
Wuiei; weaiern creamery, 37o; nearby
prints, 3-Se.
EtitlS Weak; 2o lower; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts (free cshcs), 37c,
at mark; current receipts (in returnable
ca'K, 3;'c at mark; western firsts tfree
ca-scKi, aic, at mum, current receipts (free
cases) 31'u35c at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York, full creams,
choice, 17c; fair to good, PiVi'tfl-c.
Liverpool Oram Market.
L1VERP4JOL, J;in. 7. WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. 2 red, western, winter, no stock.
Fuulre.s. firm; March, ss 6Hd; Mac, 83t,(.
CORN Spot. easy; new. American!
iinxeu, ua oiu, out, American, mixed, ,ris
Hsil. Futures, firm; January, mixed, 6
utu, jauuaiy, piate, nominal.
Milwaukee (iraln Market.
M1LWAI KEH. Jan. 7.-WHEAT No.
l oriliern, $1 19( 1.20; No. 2 northern, $1.17
ei.ij;$ asiveu.
OATSi 4c.
RARLEV-iSamples, 6fxa71c.
Uulalh Urala Market.
ni'Lt'TH. J tn. 7 WHEAT May, $1.13.
juiy. i.i.t ; i o. 1 northern, $l.l3Tt; No. 2
OATS 46c.
Toledo Herd Market.
TOLKThI, Jan. 7.-SEEIVri0ver. cash
$IS; February. $j.00. March, $.06;A t.rll!
vra. cicmner. ..2S, prune (old), $.!.). Tim-
nin-, in line, ii.u. Aiaike, S05; March, $S15
till Price fioea Doe a.
N ttv itiKK. Jan. 7. The Standard Oil
company today announced a reduction of
IS in ills a barrel in ibe price cf rellned
oil. making reflmd in cases $10 30, refl ied
m iua.e si.su aiiu stauuara wnua, ft.yu.
... 6,100
... J. 000
... 1,800
100
... I.
400
I'M
... 61, o
no
...45.', 400
... l.UM
... 2.800
... 1.900
... 1. 1100
... t.liUO
... 1,900
MO
3.100
500
1J7
33
73
SU
4
(3
71
2.1
103
83
60
88
124
69
54
'
6i
51
81
4H
69
82
in8
22
181
60
83
38
61
ir9
141
78
14ii
4
69
120
'63
29
43
70
167
lis
71
49
88
62
12J
48
9
81
14-
40
136
114
99
60
191
48
166
44
103
46
87
69
92
76
1J
82
71
39
H.
63
7'
I0
103
83
6v
86
124
69
63
24
to
6u
49 !
JT
64
49
98
64
. 8,900 114 1
846,300 aliaros.
80
48
60
82
81)
168
siy,
181
6i)
8.1
36
93
61
' 40
160
142
79
14.1
14
12 .
16
' 64
i 49
43
70
167
63
137
71
68
113
88
61
124 V,
49
98
813
143
41
130
114
99.
191
48
187
44
1IM
4
99
6s
83
76
85
131
32
, 73
39
3o
63
71
201
lil2
82
60
87
124
Ml
64
67
601.
81
4
2lk
b4
119
114
New York
Chicago
Host on
Philadelphia
M. I.oins
Pittsburg
KutiKan Cliy
Han Francisco
loiltlmore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New- in li ans
Cleveland
Detroit
(J--at.a
LnuiHvllle
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
!,(. Angeles
St. Paul
Seattle
Denver
buffalo
Indianapo'ls
.' pcikane
providence
Portland, Ore
Rirhmond
Albany
Washington
Si. Joseph
Salt Lake City
Columbus
MemphlH
Atliinla
T.tcoma
Savannah
Tol'Hlo
Rochester
Hartford
NaMivlllo
Den Moines
Peer in
Now Haven
Sioux Citv
Norfolk ...
Grand Rapids...'...
Syracuse
Evansvllle
liirmlnghnm
Springfield, Mass..
Portland, Me.......
Augusta, Oa
Dayton
Oakland. Cal. .......
orcexter
Jacksonville, Fla..
lCIUla J:..
Wheeling
Knoxvlile
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Charleston
Mobilo
Wilmington ........
Lincoln. Neb
Wilkesbarre
Tope k a
Davenport
Oklahoma City
Fall River
Kalamazoo ........
Sacramento
Springfield,
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
New lied ford
Columbia, 8. C...
Macon
Youngstnwn
i-exing-tun
Fargo
Akron
Rockford, 111
Erie, Pa
Sioux Falls
Canton, O
Qulnoy. III....
Rioomlngion,
Liow-eii
lilnghamton
Chester, Pa
south Bend
Decatur, 111 1.
Springfield, O....
Vicksburg
Fremont. Neb
Mansfield, O
Jacksonville. 1U.
t-lackson, Miss...
rHouston
tOalveston
Duluth
Scranton .'.
.,$2,787,634,0001 2.S 6 .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Eeceipti of Cattle Larger Than Usual
on a Friday.
HOGS EXTREMELY SLOW SELLERS
Good Fat Sheep aid I.anafcs tedr to
glronar, While Mediant to Com-
(irades Are Rather
Blow sad Weak.
SOVTH OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. 7. 1909.
I
11.9
IX. i.
1.5,.
2.").0,.
5.6 .
13.6..
11.4,.
I
22.7,.
40.a.
22.2'.
2-2.0 .
0..
1...1,..
16.2 ..
...
7.4i..
n.i..
7.5,..
.St..
S-..7..
4.3..
2-1.4 ..
7:3'..
6.4 ..
London Stock Market
LONDON, Jan. 7. American seourltles
oi ned higher and continued to improve
.i;,.-i,iif the first hour under the lead of
Rock Island, Southern Pacific and Union
u.ii,. At noon the market was steady
t,nh nrices from U to a full point above
yesterday's New York closing.
. 1 nnaln0 KlAI'Ill!
aonuuii o . V,
B2 Louisville aV N..
82 9-leM., K. T
... "N. Y. Oautrsl..,.
... 10 Norfolk W
...IXi no pfd
...lwOi.urlo a W
...Ul Pennaylvania .....
...19 Rand Mines
... 93Headln
... 19St8.i'itlieni Rjr
P. ..160 do ptd
19 Sou-rem Pacific.
. 61tnlon Paolfla
.98 do ptd
. 14U. g. Steel
. 53 do ptd
. 41alash
. 31 i Pld
.16oSianlaU
...13
... 61
...117
...101
... i'3
... to
.. 49
... 9
fci'4
111.
111..
35'i,4.!3.0eo
2I7.52'.K
P0.h71.000
"2.1'").0ii
53.210,000!
4i.22.,000.
42,i9O,tV)0,
34. 1 W.0A
24.SH4.OO0;
20.030, DUO;
2i.H4.oiO,
W.a'.W.OMi
1.12,0H0,
14,301,000, 13.6
10,llO,trlU
ll.MUfi.fSH,
6.yil.l"A),
13,4.15.0 0,
D.472. IMOl
.02."i.n
0.172. Ot i0
10,tK2,0n0
!i.P.'.s,iJ0j
4,i,2j.OOO
. 11 1. too,
7.71'i.Omii
7.64-2.0)0
6.31)I.OOo
7.501.K8II
6 luu.coo
7,2nOtlOj
fi.52j.000j
S.017.000
1'2.5 .l.tOi:
5 2K3.t10u
5,228.0001
4 IW.000,
6.5.V). 001)1
5.074. 000
0, 11 1 otPl1
. 4,4X3 0JO;
2,933.0001
3,453 WW
' 2.470.000
a.H8.i
2,62j.0i)i
3.2O7.()0j
2.Siio.0O0i
J.KOO.tWOi
U.8i.0iJ
2.422.0UOI
2.iiiM.00O
2,3:iSUlOO
2.MS.0O0
2.356,OHOi
2.303.0001
2.4i.OO0,
1.8i7.0m.
- 1.676.0UI)
2,315,Oi.io
2.662.0001
1.SO0.O0O,
1,721, oooj
l.Wti.OOOj
l.liHD.OllOi
1.421.000,
1.167,OnO
2.25s,Ot)'
2.346.000;
1.51,0ii0
. 1.645,OO0
. 1.132.0001
1.1W.O0O:
WJ.OOO
967.0001
' 1.398.0001
. 1.2Ko.000
, 1.323.0001
1,474.0001
i 1,106.000
070,000
95.(Kiol
62,000i
541,081,
1,206,000
930,000
963,000
773.000
613.0001
507,000
511,000
, 591,0001.
561.0001.
533.000
597.000
S BSl.OOOl..
V 39 000 7.2:
).(:
426,0 10
562,0001
26.344.000
19,031 0001
, 3.618.0001....
2,543.000 ....
15.3
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
cirriciai .Monoav
Official Tue.'ilay 4 013
)ffii-lal Wednesday 3S
Official Thursday 3.3i6
Estimate Friday 2.SU0
3.397
4 in
t ;16
5.9i3
le.ViO
7. Si 3
4 974
1 413
5.314
8.000
17. 77
21'4
J'l.ii.12
4r..2IU
lS.ii 1
?7.6S
2S. 545
20.0 A
HSiJsl'Ja
30.21)7
Five davs this week. .17.492
Same d.iys laM week 13.0n2
Satni days i weeks sgo..l2.7o2
Same days 3 weeks ugo. .26.149
Snrnn days 4 wtcks ogo..2S.49S
Th following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep Ht Suuih On. aha
for the ye.ir to date, compart d with last
year:
1910.
Cnltlo 17.;".ir2
Hogs 29.7t'4
rih.ep 2.", 63
The To lowing tabie shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha (or ;he last
naveml (laj . with comparisons:
1909.
20.S43
4s.O7
30,415
Inc.
Pec.
3.341
IK 323
2.772
Date. j 1900. t'iB.,I!Mi..l-jM..!llJ. HW4.190J.
.3
6.6
Dec. ,!;...! S ai '1MI l.i; J W, 4 Wit '
Deo. 2t... S uo',j i 66 1 4 44; 6 16. 4 92j 4 56; 4 CI
Pet. iJ... a iv4, a u, 1 u , i, t ui 4 49
uto. .0...i 5 461 4 0O1 I .. OS, 4 52i 4 61
LX.-U. Jl 1 2uvk 5 00 4 33 6 'ii, 4 4i 4 64
Date. I 1910. 11909. li0S.ilJo:.ll'0ij.l.O().19O4
27.0!
30. 3
18. 2
121.1
1S.7
2'."l
2X.0
1.1.4
31.3
1t.2
lfi. 4 1
1 R
n.uj!.
I
5.i..
12.2,..
16.31..
34. 0..
S3.7..
22.7,..
9.41 ..
20. 8..
2.2'..
2'1.5i..
R.Di..
34.3,..
41.01..
21 6
Jull. 1...I 8 24WI 6 Oil 4 351 II 34i 5 Hi I 4 64
oau. a... 1 j 5 ib 4 36 6 21, u it, 4 39 4 bt
Jan. 3 I 8 Jv'1,! 1 4 40 6 2ii 0 Ui I u, '
Jull. 4 I II AV 5 70' 4 1-ai 6 iO, 0 l-l, 4 Ji 4 n
Jim. a.... s 4l'', 5 651 I 6 33 6 23 4 4i' 4 68
Jan. 4U lb iii 4 31 1 11 it, 4 4j 4 no
Jan. '( I I b 83 ;i, 6 24, 1 4 uvi 4 00
3.7
Sunday.
ttttceipis and dlniiosltlon of live stock at
tliu Linon muck IuiUb, ouuili omana, lui
Hie iweiuy-toiii' liouis ending ul a p. m.
January 1, 191V.
RHCLiiFTS.
-iiiit-. iiogn. Sheep. H'r's.
44.5 .
47-81 .
4.1.
15.91.
81.41 .
13.7
61 1
62.8
26.8
21.4
4.9
21.7 ..
63.81. .
59.0 . .
43.1..
25.3 ..
2s. 8 ..
66.5 ..
34.3 ..
8.4 ..
75.2 ..
?5.0 ..
43.7 ..
44.51..
16.3!..
10.21.
4.2
.1
16.9
.4
S.7
31.4
C, M. it St. P 2 o
Wauusu b 4
juiesouii i-aciuc 1 2 ..
union I'ncllic 44 81 10 4
C ii .N. ., east 2 ..
C. At i. W., West 33 4 3
C bt. P., ivl. it U ii 21 14
.., a. ac easi 1 1
C, U. At U- west 9 2i t
U., K. 1. it P., easi 1
C, K. 1. v f., west IS 4
Illinois Central 2 0
ciucago Ul. v extern. 0 a .. ..
Total receipts 118 11 40 4
42.8
10.81
17. S
69.3
1S.0
.8
1.6
"i.b
11.2
12 0
INot Included In totals beranas .rnni.
sons are Incomplete.
TXN01 included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7Mn-rvn.
. - .... . 1,
easier, pi'oo per cent; ruling rate, 6 per
lent; uiuaiug Dio, t per cent: offered at
loans BllKntIV eaji ep-
"'" i- per cent; ninety days 4
per cent; six months, 4H per cent.
J-ltliVlW MKRCANTILK PIPKB-Jveuu
OBI- rent " W7S
oTERLINn EYfHA wni? c j.. .
46'5 'r demand; eommerclal bills, HSSH
.kY,?LRT.Bar' 62Vc: Mexican dollars, 44o.
jwi -) uuvurnmr-nr itaa.iu .nit.
steadv ' " '".
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol-
V. 8. ret. la,
do eoupen ..
V. 8. Ss, res.
do coupon .
U. 8. 4s, reg.
no coupon
reg. ...101 Int. Met. 41 ,
191 Int. - M, 'M. 4a...
101 Japan 4a ..........
11 do 4s
114 K. C. so. 1st
.m L. 8. deb.
isisi!
W 1991....
in os su. m. un,, 4,
i"1' i'J' ,M.. K. ..'. 1st 4s
I; T- CT- ..104 do en. 4a
Am. Tobacco 4s 77Mn e.,.ui T.
1 N. R. H. ol M
4a.
4a.
do 6a
Armour aV Co.
Atublaoa gen.
do cv. 4s
do cv. 5s
A. C. L. 1st 4a....
Bal. at ulilo 4s....
do 3s
do 8. W. 8i...
Brk. Tr. ct. 4a
ten. ot (la. (s. ....
Cen. Leather s . .
C. of N. i. g. la..
Cbei. A Ohio 4a.
do ref. 6a
Chl:asu 4 A. 3s
C, B. 49 Q. j. s.
do 4a
4a
83
J0n
88
S6
100
90
81
94
W
i
.134
. S944,
101
.!!
94
"N. Y. C. U..
10D do deb. 4s
i2iN. T., N. a. a H.
o. (a .......
J6 N. at W. lat c.
..99 d0 0T 4s...,
' i"No- PaclHs 4a
J0 la
(. 8. L. rtde.
'; Penn. c. a's 19U... IM
"io con- lu
"Keaaing geo. 4a loo
"iu8'- ". 'I. 4s. 84
''?" do gen. la 88
MLi o. o. ... ,84
C. M. a 8.P. s la 89 :". .u "
c n 1 jsv k Am tii w' cot, 99
do coY 6. ::ioi : WW
d ... Am ;- ao lat rar. es 80
rl' um 1. iti?. 4. II
Conaoia. money
do account
Amal. Copper
Anaconda
At.hiaon
do pid
Baltimore A Ohu.
Canadian Pacific.
Chesapeake 0
Chicago U. W..
CUI.. Mil. St.
lie Bears
Denver 4b Rio O.
do pfd
Kile
do 1st ptd
do Id pld
Grand Trunk
... 1 ... 1
tillVr.lt liar, iciw; tw va.
MONKK-fua Pr cent.
The rale ot discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3 per cent; for three
months' bills, eVu3-16 per cent.
Loral Securities.
Ouotatlont furnished by (Samuel Burns,
1r 614 New York Life building, Omaha:
1 Bla. Asaed.
1U6 1UO
. .ll'O
.. 9.1
.. H9
6
C. 8.
It. A H. cv.
D ft R. O. 40
do ref. 6a
Distiller' Is
Krla p. I. 4a
do gen. 4s
do cv. 4a, ser. A..
do series B
Otm. Kleo. cv. la....
1)1. Cen. lat ret. 4a.
lol
96
do cv. 4a.
do 1st aV
ref.
4
U. 8. Rubber 6. .
iiVa.-Caro. Chem. la.
7a Wabash lat
.lol
.114
4a.. 7
8014
do 1st A ox. 4a. .
7-.i2 Western Md.
.1441 West. Glee. cv. ia.
ayWU. Central 4a ...
104
106
-99
111
79
96
4
Cltr of Omaha 40, 19
Columbus, Neb.. K. L Is. UH
Cltv Uao Klectrio, Waterloo
Cudabr Packing Co. 6a. I;4
Hdraullo rreeaea- brick pld
Invernailonal a. Co...
Kanaaa Cltr 8lk i'a
Kauaaa Cllr Home Tel
Lon,r '-o-1-' C
N.biaaks T.'L stock. P-r ceui
Oaaaba Water Co. la, 19i
OiaaHa ater Co. 6a, 1911
Omaha Oao I. I'l
Onal K. L A P. Co. 6 19U
Ouiaba B L P- -' P'. P
OnwUia m C. B. Bt, Hjf. Is 1929
Omsba C. B. 81. R- P'". per cent
Omaiia ICI.lt Kr.. com
Oniahs C. B. RV. B. 6. 1991
OoMha C. B. r B. plo. ..........
glvua City 8uk tarda ptd. ( peg cent
South Omaha rt. 4a, 19U..
gwlfi aV ce. . I'4
gt. Loula brewing Asa n
Union 8. Y.. Souin Omaha. per caul
WW
91
1U0
90
U
llM
II
II
IM
94
911
91
99
8.1
99
8.1
li
99
94
9U
l'JO
104
91
9,
18
luO
91
U
101
88
101
m
9
.01
99
99
4
U9
&
44
1"V
191
91
9
Treasury ttatement.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business
t,..luv was as follows: Trust fund, void
Jco.n, b;6,U0,bt9i silvsr dollars, i97,95,ooo.
Boston Stocks and
BOSTON, Jan. 7. Money,
416 per cent; time loans,
Closing quotations:
Bonds.
call loans, 5Vi
506 per csnt.
D
EPOSITS made on or before Jan
uary 10th In the SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT ot the UNITED
STATES NATIONAL DANK will
draw Interest from January, 1st.
Three per cent Interest is paid on sav
ings deposits and compounded semi
.annually. Funds may be withdrawn
at any time without notice
The combined capital and surplus Is
$1,200,000. The total assests are over
$18,000,030. It is the oldest bank in
Nebraska, established in 1856.
United States National Dank
M. T. BARLOW. Fret
G. W. WATTLES, Vlce-Prrt. W. E. RBOADES, Cashier.
V. B. CALDWELL, Vlct-frrs. C. E. IAVERSTICK, Ass'l-Caihler
R. r. MOBSM AN, Ass t-Csshir r.
OPEN ON 3A1URDAY3 UNTIL P. M
'tayijeMa.BHiWM!M MtuifJ 'jeW'i'MiWWI' .'.rs
UtSfOstlTON.
Caiiie.
Omaha Packing Co Ti
owill ana Compeviiy 14
Cuuuiiy t'scKing co U
Armour at to 4
ociiwsi'iz-iioieii Co io6
oiimiiu 2'HCK, Co., uenver 'C6
run ec Bon 4t
d. LibWis 5a
t. Moot fe Co il
11. Buna &
oulnvan Bros tJ
0. inghraiii 1 .... ....
oilier ouyeis l&i' .... 1
Totals 2,Wib' 10,750 t.iU
CAT! LE The estimated receipts tnis
morning were unusually large lor a r ri
oay, oyiing to tne luct thai quiic a num
ber or cm l lu lnienued lor yesiM'uay um
not arrive in time ouing io poor irum ser
vice and lience Were held tor toaay s mar
ket, livery Uiing mat came in yesteroay
in time lor tne market was cleaned up
before the close, the market being uooui
us good lale as it was euny. Vtniie Heavy
leceipts-Aere leporied for touay mere were
ail loia oniy uooui tiurty cars in sigiu
wnen U was time tor tne maiKet io open
anil the naUe as usual was more or mas
ueiayed by me late arrival of stock trains.
wnne Hie opening oa me oeer slvui
market was wuaH, u did not loos, so vol,
bud, but as later irains rolieu in tne inarkn
eased oil, becoiiiiug loluc lower anu
some buyers reported mat they secured
cattle that were 114200 lower.
Cotvs and iieltvrs opened steady, but
they too eased olf and closed In some cass
as mucn as loyaoc lower on laie arrivals.
StocKers anu feeders, owing to ml
extremely light receiiMS of mat kind, diu
not show much change.
yuotauoim on ouuie: Uood to choice
cornled steers, .i5iji .jo; lair to
good co. nfed steers, 4.ouu.i!a; ' com
mon to fair corntsd steers, j4.uotu.o ii5; good
to choice cornfod cows and heilers, 4.iiuU
6.10; fair to good cornfed cows and hell
ers, eJ.25&4.l!5; cummoii to fair cornfed
cows and hellers, 1.603,3.25; good to choice
slockers and feeders, 4-u5.oo; fair to
good cornfed Btockers and leeders, $3.50J
4.25; common to fair cornled smokers and
feeders. ja,76iiJ50; stock heifers, .75)3.5g;
veal calves, $3,504(7.75; bulls, stags, etc.,
U- 75&4. 50.
Hepresentatlve sales:
UK&b' STEERS.
No,
U WO ... 4u 20 174 40 I W
Hoga. dh-.-ep. n iint ... 146 s ... 06
1,045 2,Ou2 87 let a0 46 ' Bit 14 ID lit
i.iiOl l,l0 '1 10 46 e DWI w I 06
i.9Ji l,.su '! lw '
M Mrt Mil l i 0 6i tie
ti ai4 SOO I 60 si ) w
ii Ui ... 8 uO 4 JW) XJ I Ik,
14 0 ... I 60 71 Ml ... ol
64 244 to I II) 111 KM ... till
ail Mb Um) I 10 ,
4 INTEREST
; PAID ON
Savings Accounts and Time Deposit;
Drnogitg In Savings iH-imrtment before Jnn. 10,
draw iutercst for the entire inoiitli.
LIVE STOCK NATIONAL BANK
24 and N, SOUTH OMAHA.
UEHOUKCKS M.V'E lU NDHKl) THOUSAND DOLLAHS
AU'hlaun ad.
Ao 4s
Met. Central 4a.
Alclllson K. R. .. .
do pld
Boston tk Albany
boaion A Maine..
B'elon Elevated .
Flicnburg pfd .
N. Y , N H.
Vnlon Faciric ...
Am. Arge. Cham.
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuba.
Amer. sugar .....
do pfd '
Am. T. A T
Aaiar. Woolen .
do pfd
n.101. I.
4 Amalaamated ....
. ...llKHiArliona Com. ..
. ... M AUantle
....lriMButto Cuolltloa .
lonsti'!. A Anions..
. ...1M1 Cal. A Hovla....
....147 Centennial
....1S6 Cupper Range ..
111 Daly Weal
I,..1S7 rranklln
. ...&l4Oranbjr
.... elOreene Cansnea
....101 Ule Rovale
'HUasa. Mining ..
121 Mlolilgan
....121 Mohawk
....144 Nevada
. ... M Old Dominion ..
....;otOaceols
.. llHHarrol
Kdlaon Elec. lllu. . . .47vulncv
.161 gl.annon
. ... II Tamarack
7WTfinlty
I Wl'nlted Copper
....17 V. I. Mining..
.... WC. I. Oil
.... M t'tah
.... ITWli-torla
....WWiliona .......
.... ItWolvertao
.... 54 NorU ButU ..
General Kleotrle
Mass. KlectrlO ..
do pfd
Mats. Gas
I'nlted rrult ...
I'nlted 8. M
do pfd
V. I. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
e A Hoses
bid. Asked.
New York M tallage Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7. Closing quotations
.. fori
.. 47
.. 11
.. am
..lau
.70
.. I4V
.. M
.. K
.. 17
..110
.. 114
..
.. 44
.. 7
.. II
.. W44
.. 51
..111
.. a
.. ID
.. 17
.. 71
.. 1
.. tVi
.. H4
.. 17
.. 44
.. 4
.. 11
..141
... 44,
on mining slock were:
AII.0 30
brunawick Con
Com. Tunnel sloek... II
do bonds Is
Con. Cal. Va 165
Horn Silver 7
Iruu itlver 141
Lea4ville Toa
Lllile thief ...
Mican
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
l.llow Jacket .,
.. I
..
. 10
..176
.. 60
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... 710
... I6U
... wu
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...IO16
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...1V44
...1014
... 037
... 114
...1111
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... 7
... Ill
... )
... new
...ID14
...111
... H4
...luuH
....!
... fel
...lose
... 470
... 411
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... 110
... Ill
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... 711
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. . 16 1U
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tr.
I 71
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4 76
4 !
4 116
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2 86
I ou
I uu
I 06
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I II
I 4il
I 6V
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4 U0
4 lu
4 10
4 10
HEIFERS.
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11..'.'.
14.'.'.'.
14.!'.'.
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I 16
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. lUra
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. 0
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. laj
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BULLS.
STAOd.
4 Io
CALVES.
I 40
4 00
4 0U
4 to
4 M
4 16
4 26
4 ev
4 10
4...
70
BTOCKEHS
4au IN
75
4 OU
4 00
4 60
4 lo
4 71
6 76
I 00
I 10
FEEDERS.
4 46 it....
AND
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..101
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..124J
..11117
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...1164
... Mo
...l"io
...ll'H
...1113
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...Hi.
...11m
...1130
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180
113
lo
loo
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130
lr.
( ti
I 36
I 40
40
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55
6 16
5 16
5 bo
b 76
41 00
I 16
tti
I 36
4 U
4 20
4 36
4 36
4 36
4 4o
4 00
4 00
4 do
4 TO
4 16
4 76
4 16
4 00
4 06
4 00
4 0
4 76
4 76
4 7&
4 30
4 60
4 60
4 116
4 40
4 so
4 6
4 16
4 76
I 76
1 00
00
7 00
i 36
7 21
7 60
7 TI
4 60
OMAHA.
for today
Bunk
4 learlaajs.
Jnn. T Bank
K'.miWTM and
corresponding date lsl yesr .
clearings
f'ir the
4J4.oOO.02.
Kl
lea I 10
1IOUS Buyers and sellers were far apart
in mcir itleavs ot valuation tins nioruii.g
and uie eari market as deciucdly slow.
bcilrs s lulled out asking a Hat U,inj
iiigner, wlieress tne d-ji uids ooialnaoie
Hum packers during firxi rounds ueie no
ueller man steady. As a result the niuiu
uig was vmII aavanced before enougii ma
terial nad cn&ngcd nanus 10 afford a very
oroad idea of Hie actual couuiiion ot irdde.
eiuppnig ueuianu. nowevor, Mas fairly ac
tive at me opening and several droves went
to snipper at puces mat appeared 10 be
luiiy steady.
Aooui lw loads rrlved In time for the
eariy iraue out of 1110 original ebtlmate of
lui toaas. iteavy aupp.iea no douoL ware
largely responsible lor tne slug.isu ions
io tiaae. as packers are oy r.o means dis
posud to inciease Hie cost of tiKir uroves
neii prices are al sucn a lofty level. Uu
ttu omer Hand mere is always a strong
tendency to noid oil fur liotial oonccsioiie
vwieiittver recvipis ale luuve tiurmal. A
Loi.bR101u.ble portion of the hugs mat weie
soid to snippers went at e6.t04is.uu.
It was annual noon beloie i4;avri ,ol
Into lli gains and when olieiinga ueaan
lo move toward the scales hi earnest, it
was plainly evident thai me big buik of
material would snow up 111 aooui the same
notches as yefieroay. i.oiieiauy sieady am!
not v.iy active al lllal, womd Juai about
dcacribu ttiu situation as a noie. A co.i
anlerabte portion ol the hugs sold at
W as cumpared Willi His same bulk ot
N.merday. Tops reacheil a..6o, tr.e oulslu?
yobteraay ana tne nisiifai pi tuu
point.
Nu
SHEEP The estimate called for an un
ueuaiiy heavy lTiuay s supply tills morn
ing and actual otierings on tne eailj
market were only a couple of Hiouaanu
head short of Hie estimate. In o.her woroo,
over'b.000 head woro received ill lime for
opening roundB.
in spile ot the fact that the oullel 1
generally more or less : restricted at the
miter end of the week and a heavy supply
at tne week-end usually Is laken us a sig
nal to bear vaiues, tne tone to trade this
morning' was hea,uny from ihe opening and
movement of good kinas of kuiers uilsk.
Active and sleuoy would bo the quickest
way of describing the situation as tar ua
really good stock was concerned. Nat
urally some ot the common and mealuiu
grades of both sheep and lambs were some
what neglected. Abide Iroin a raiher tlow,
quiet trade, however, nothing especially
new happened to quotations, tne tendency
of prices on pooler material was a truie
easier, perhaps, but no positive decline was
apparent, beveral full loads of ted west
ern lambs sold al .6U, two loads of wmcn
came from W yoining feed lois. '1 ney nau
ueen fattened on peas and averaged abou.
bcventy-fuur pounds. One small suing ot
native wethers sold at 10. 2a.
As was noted in yesterday's report the
market this week has been one of advanc
nig values. Light supply during the t.ia.
tiuee or lour days exeried a hignly sliinu
idling influence upun values and vVediici
uay's close found prices on all kinds o.
killers right arounu ikHt-rOc iugnor inun u.
Ihe close of last week. A gem-rally steao
market yesterday and touay leaves Hie
pricelist undisturbed and lurieni values ar
aooui lu the same noiches Lhai they were
ul Wednesday's close.
isolations on tat aueep and iambs: Oood
lo chulco lambs, aMixs.ti0; fuir lo gout,
lambs, t7.fio&!U0: good light yearlings, s.".25
vuv'.ou; good heavy yearlings, (. 11u i.iio; good
lo choice wethers, lii.&OaO iG; fair to good
wethers, $0.4O6.i0; good to choice ewes,
I6.60ys.ou; fair to good ewes, HWU'O-50.
representative sales
ows and holfors, 2.6."'(iG.25; eulves, $J.0O7j'
.00.
11OOS Receipts, 7,000 head; market RijflOc
.uglier; top, .(); bulk of sales, 48.46'M o.'i.
Hl':iJ Receipts, 1.1O0 head; markui.
-itudy; lamba, ti .oOiiS.oO. .
Stork iu fight.
Receipts of Bile vtock ul the six principal
western markets yesterday were a follows.
Caltlii. liiigs. anecp.
South Omuha
tioux Olty 7oO
St. Joseph 2,000
Kanhus City 4 OuO
!St. Louis 2.000
Chicago 4,000
10,000
7.000
K.o-KI
MJ00
10,000
S.000
j',:.oi
.ooo
110
g.OJO
Totals.
.. lu.600 47,600 24,l'W
No. Av. Pr.
m fed lambs 73 8 36
476 fed lambs 71 8 50
22 fed yearlings 86 7 25
10 fed wethers liu 6 25
5 fed wethers ' 120 S 26
18 fed lambs , 74 8 60
14 fed lumbs 71 8 60
328 fed lambs 66 6 60
418 fed ewes - 1)7 S 60
12 bucks ...140 00
76 western lambs 64 7 60
140 western welhers 106 6 SO
8 western lambs 83 8 i0
240 fed ewes 60 6 aO
8 fed ewes 143 6 00
llsO fed yearlings 104 7 '15
04 fed ewes, culls 101 4 00
15 fed lambs 64 8 oO
6$ fed lambs 83 8 .'5
6 fed yearlings 106 7 00
7 fed yearlings 101 7 00
17 fed ewes 107 6 26
7 fed ewes 102 S 25
260 western lambs 76 8 50
200 western ewes 112 6 40
3 western ewes 136 5 la
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep Mrouir Hogs Htronw
to Higher.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7. CATTLE Receipts,
4.01)0 hesd. Market strong; steers, fi.00r
8.06; cows, H.&OMi 60; heifers, 3.40(6.0o;
bulls. t3.60ri4.75; culvea, Vl.0O-o9.60; stockeis
and feeders, $3.755. U0.
HOOS Receipts, 10,000 head. Market was
strong to Kkiiloc hlgl er; choice heavy, S.i.iv,
'((1M)0; butchers, t.utvu9.05; light mixed, $8 .76
178.80; choice light, S.7y8 06; packing, jx o
r().00; pigs, S.Ooii8.70; bulk of sales, $8.K4
0.00.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts. 8.0O0
head. Market strong; sheep. 6001J8.25;
lambs, S7.50iu9.00; yearlings, tu.25(78.3&.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7 COTTON Tiie mar
ket cpuned bartly steady :it an advance of
ill IK) points, March showing tne maximum
gain, while a feeling of nervousiu ss seemed
to increu.se with the progress of the call.
big advance in the Liverpool market
helped the Initial gains here, but the small
Kiigllsh spot sales were disappointing and
in the local market It lo. ki'U as tinman
some of yesterday's big buyers were realiz
ing on the inlilnl advance. At any isie
fluctuations wiiu very nervous unit Irregu
lar after the opening, bul utl r casing olf
to within 4 or 5 points from la.11 nUlii s
close the maiKet during Hie middle ul Ihe
morning ruled ubout 11 n 14 points higher ou
ihe acilvu months.
Futures opened barely steady. January,
15.36c, offered; March, 16.4Sc; May, 15.M0c;
July, 15.74c; August, l&.ioc; September,
14.12a; October, 13 43c; liecember, 13.20O.
Futures closed firm. Closing bids: Jnn
jary, 15.46c; February, 15.5iic; March, 15.08c;
April, 15.76c; Muy, 16.!3c; Juno. 15.KXc; July,
15.03c; AugiiHt, 15.4Xc; September, 14.17c;
Jctober, 13.66c ; Decemher. 13.25c.
tpot closed ijulet. 30 points higher; mid
dling uplands 15.00c; middling gulf, 15.85c;
sales. 8.700 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 7. COTTON Steady,
15aC
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 7.-COTTON'-SpcJt,
steady; low ordinary, 12 11-lOc, nominal;
ordinary, 12c, nominal; good ordinary,
14 5-Mc; strict good ordinary, 1 ITut! ; . low
middling, 16toc; middling, UV4c; striet mid
dling, l.ri!ic; good middling, liic; ulrict good
middling, 16 3-16c; middling fnlr, lOS-ltlc;
middling fair to fair, 16 11-ltic; fair, 171-10c;
nominal. Receipts, 3,642 bales; stock, 189,
p?9. dales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7 COTTON Uw mid
dling, 16V4c; sales, none; receipts, 8,186
bales; shipments, 1,917 bales; stock, 44.3"G
bales.
Price of
ever paid
al this
No
Av. "n
3.1
Pr.
I 40
I 46
Ih
4
Pr.
Kaaaaa Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITV, Jan. 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.0110 head, Including too southerns.
Market steady lo loo lower. Choice export
and dressed beef steers, I6.10-Sf7.60; fair to
good, HOO.4tl.OO; western steers, KOOhOCiO,
i-lockers and feeders, 13.36(46 60; southrrn
steers, 4.0iKp.26; southrn cows, $2. 764.60;
native cows, J2.6M6 25; native heifers. $3.75
ftO.OO; bulls, 3.4W'(j6.26; calves, $r..0O9O0.
HOGS Receipts, 8.500 head. Market 5o lo
102 higher. Top. I."6; bulk of sales, SM.4nt;
8.65. Heavy, i8.6fa8-6i'b; light, a.20-(j8.60;
pigs, 7.5O'y'8.0O.
SHEEP AND LA M US Receipt s, 8,000
head. Market strong to 10f higher. West
ern lambs, $8.66; lambs, $7.50(iH6j; yearlings,
$.1 76(i'7.50; wethers, $5.if5'UU); ewes, $4.J6a.
5.40; stockers ana reears, o.iwtto.i.
Ht. l.oeils l.lve Bfici Mrket.
ST. LOUIS, Jan 7 CATTLE Receipts,
2 OuO head, Including 800 head Texans; mar-
1. . ... .i.... ui.ii.rtinv nn ex rMrt
K t Hieauj , - -
sleers, $i.90fi8.50; dressed beef and butcher
steers, I5.60416.su; steers unn-r i. ,
$4 Wfia.V); Blockers arid feeders, $3 4ii6.26;
cows and heifers, $3.2fi'o6.00; canne)S. $2.10rf
2 SO' bulls. $3 0H'n4.75; calves. $6 60kjS).0O;
Texas and Indian steers, 3.80iU5.00; cows
and heifers, $2.70'u4.50.
HOGS Receipts. 8.000 head; market, Lie
higher; pigs and lights. $.50V-60; packers,
ti!U8.90; butchers and best heavy, $S.Or,f
8 90
'SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeelpts. 600
head; market steady; native muttons, $4.25
Oi'iW, I a rubs. $6 5oU8 85; culls and bucks,
$3.754i26; blockers, $3.254)4. 00.
loui Cltr Live oi'k Market.
BIOl'X CITY, la., Jan. 7 (Special Tele-rrani.J-CATTLK
Receipts, 70 head. Mar
ket slow.
HOGS Receipts, S.500 head. Mirket Wt
10c higher; range of prices, $13iVav 0; b ilk
nf sales. tH.i5.ij8.5i
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
HT. JOSEPH. Jan. 7. CATTLE- Receipts,
J.i'ii luad, inui ktl susd) ; s.tira, $1.51.00,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7. COFFEE The mar
ket for coffee futures opened barely steady
at a decline of 6'ylO points, In sympathy
with the decline of Hf at Havre and appre
bei.sions that the action by the valorization
committee In London yesterday would
render a large amount of government coffou
available between now and tho end of the
fcisson. There was conslderoble specula
tive liquidation at the decline., hut large
trade interests, who evidently believe that
the valorization offerings will be limited to
the allowance of 6OO.O00 bags for tho bal
ance of the season, sustained prices around
the Initial level and the clone was steady
at a net decline of 6pl0 points. Sales were
reported of 40,260 bags, Including January at
.), March at 6.90i4i.ti5i:, May at 7.00Vi7.06c,
June at 7.00Vn'7.05c, July at V.llK.i7.15c, Sep
tember at 7.1(r.;7.1.rc find December at 7.05
frMtk;. Spot, unlet; No. 7 Rio, 8 ll-lif.rSV;
No. 4 Santos 4T'C. Mild qulot; Cordova, Vw
llVic
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 7. WOOL The Commer
cial liulli'tln will say of the wool market
Saturday: Manufacturers sre awaiting the
opining sale of new heavy weight goods
before buying further supplies of wool, and
the market lit therefore comparatively quiet.
Interest continues, however, and sample
lots of territory fleeces, Cullforman, Aus
tralian and Montevideo wools are moving
with full rates. Everything points to con
tinued firmness in values, with renewed
activity as son as the goods market be
comes active. The shipments of wool from
Rot Ion to January 6, Inclusive, were 3,774,810
lbs., against 2,980,780 lbs. for the same tlmo
last year. The reieipts to January 6, In
clusive, were 4,460,776 lbs., ngainsl 3,1125,927
lb., for. the same period last year.
ST. IOiys, Jan. 7. WOOIr-Unchanged;
territory and western mediums, 26'H2So; due
mediums, iWQ24c; fine, 2062lc.
Metat arkrl,
NEW YORK, Jan. 7 METALS Standard,
copper was easy today. IaichI dealers quoi
lake coper at $13. 75-i 14.00, electrolytic nt
$13..Wa 13.76 and casting at $11.2!. y 13.50. ThG
English market was eaay and a rhaili
lower, with spot cloKing al i.U 2s Od and fu
tures al 62 Is. Tin was easy, with sput
closing at $32. 7.Vi 33.00. The London market
had quite a sharp break, cloning at 4.149 7s
6d for spot and 150 12s 6d for futures. Lead
was quiet; spot, $4.ii7Vi4.72Vii. The London
market w higher, with spot al 13 l.r
9d. Spelter closed dull; spot, $ lOifl.25. The
London market advanced to i.28 7s 6d. lion
was higher In London, with Cleveland var-.
rants cloning at bis imI. The local inurk-t
wa unchanged. No. 1 founder) , not llieni,
$18.75'q 19.25; No. 2, $18. 50u 10.00; No. 1 boiith
ern and No. 1 soul hern soft, $I8.60''( r.i. iii.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7 M ETA l.S Lend van
steady at $4.70. Spelter, lower, at $0.10.
Oils and Itoslu,
OIL CITY, Jan. 7-OILS Credit balanui-s,
8.140 bbls.; runs, 178,752 bbls.; average, 133,
706 bbls.; shipments, 224,029) bbls.; aversg '. .
UR.I10H bbls.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 7.-OII-Turpcntlne,
firm; 6x5i.'o.
ROSIN Firm; H, $4 12'4; 1, $4 15, E.
I17H; F, $4 20; (I. $126; il. $4 36; 1, $l..-i;
T. L' 70; M, $6.10; N, $'i.; w. G.. $6 -0; u .
'1.95.
W.,
tA'hnleanle
CHICAGO, J 11.
t
Arrest nf llalinlia.
Jan. 7 Giiido S .
Italian consul li-1 c, aim .uiu ed t 1 . .. i n -he
wou'd Mill an luvi siigutlun nf lo ro
lice inethodH used In the aittM of 1 , 1,.,,.
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in n wire siren led without Hie diAi- prmis i
of law The 17 pns iuiH are still ben.g
llilil. They liava Hubliornly i.-fus d to a;i
nv.l' Hie. questions of the police.