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clrcnif Wheat Reporti from Foreign
Cable Encourage Balls.
VALUES EDGED UP HIGHER
"l"""1 r tmmh Grata Kearlr K-
l.iuals Knpplr Corn Steady, With
;. i ut MnntUh Mottanl Re.
celnt An Liberal.
OMAHA. Jan. tS. 1110.
rentlment among wheat traders haa
.iiu bullish aa.aln. Argentina nri Is
i ltcthenlng and cabin wer rirm and
Tho cash situation la Improving and sale
2..Vin 1 "I'" ha abmit exhausted the
"PI'ly. ar.d premiums have advanced UU
'1.'''I' !' May .lelrverles again.
The undertone to corn he been weak
una the market rather alow, due to excre
tive selling, but the firmness In wheat haa
arreted values and a steadier feeling
exlut. ,-
4lTn" ' 'aat. market waa In the hands of
the bulla ngaln and sentiment changed
julrkly and value readily worked higher,
cash wheat sold higher and offerings were
'aken quickly on the advance.
f,orn waa ateady to a ahada lower and
wan very Inactive. Th only strength cami
from wheat, but reeeipta are too liberal
and- tho carh demand too alow, lxical of
fering ara bolng absorbed, but alowlv.
Primary wheat reeeipta wera (M.WIO bu.
and shipments were 323 000 bu., against re
eeipta last year of il.000 bu. and ahlp
menta of 233.000 bu.
Primary corn reeeipta wera W.000 bu.
and shipments were 818.000 bu., agaJnet re
eeipta lam year of 665,Wu bu. and ahlpmenta
of LC4.0W bu.
Clearances were 243.000 bu. of eorn, UO
bu. of nata and wheat and flour equal to
870.000 bu.
Liverpool cloned &,gd higher on wheat
and unchanged to i higher on corn.
Locnl rana-e of options:
Artlo!e. Open. High, Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat
May... July,..
Curn
May...
July...
Ota-.
- MaV...
July...
1 OS 1 OB 1 otf 1 OS
x K Mhi s&Vl
M . M 08 t
. G3'A t3Ta tW), i
46 45 44 44H
41H 41 41 S 41 tt
1 CSH
4
4R
41
. Omaba Caah Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 "hard", ll.07Ol.0t; No. 8
hard. ll.OSSl.OC'A: No. 4 hard. 31.0OM.Ol;
f.iT01".1 hard- MfMc; No. 2 aprlng, 1.07itf
L?.!.,NoV, Prll'. ll.O101.Oli; No. 3 durum.
3QMc; No. 3 durum, 82(5930.
CORN No. 3 white. 62U(Zrti3c: No. S whlla,
WjMKc; No. 4 white, 69tffS9Vc; No. 4 oolor,
MB 119c; No. i vellow, l'Wc; No. 8 yel-
' 1 yeiiow, wvtfoic; ino. a.
OATS-fltandard, 4644OT,c: No. & white,
6T40Hc; No. 4 white, 46U46c; No. 3 yel
low, 4GK3t'c; No. 4 yellow, 46',ii6tto; No.
I mixed. 4fit.4.iUe.
Barley-Nov 4, WKCTOlc; No. I fcad,'90
RXK No.' , 763T7c; No. 3, 7ry37o.
Carlo Reeeipta.
'. 'Wheat. Coin Oar
V"lcnfo S M 128
Mlnneapolla ., 390 .. ;..
ijmana .si 190 .63
uiuin BU ; V ,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
atree of (he Tradlna; and Cloalnai
Price n Board of Trad.
CHICAOO. Jan. 28. Oraln dacllhed uni
formly here today tn the final half hour of
the aeaalon , after an early advance. Provl-
aloha took a contrary course under con
siderable buying- by packers and ahowed
an advance In all the futures at the close
of the day.
Bullish sentiment in wheat was reinforced
early by foreign cablus telling of ad
vances to Liverpool prices. The advance
reached Ita creet in the first hour, when
May touched 11.13., Toward .the close of
the session a deotded slump was noted.
The close was weak at the low point for
all the futures, with May at I1.1KS1.11U. Uo
lower. ,
In corn a weak start was changed by a
good demand to a material advance In
sympathy wtlh the early course of wheat.
May aold up to 67H744c and fell orf to
6447(iC. Tha cloae waa weak at the low
points in all the futurea, with May
lower.' n
Trading-In oata followed closely the fluc
tuation of corn prloes. On the advance
May touched 47Hc, butthe later reaction
carried the figures down over a ranKe of
from - to Ana The close waa weak at
tha low points, with May at 464tio.
In provisions futurea finished atrong,
ranging generally from thio to lOo higher.
The leading futurea ranged as lollowa;
Artlolea.l Open. High. Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat
May
July
Hept.
Corn
Msy
July
Sept.
Oats
May July
8Ht.
Pork
Jan. .
May
Juiy
Ltu .
Jan.
May
July
Ribs
Jan.
May
'July
I i n
I H'Ht
i
l7WV
1 13
1 03
1 u
1 0114
97 V
7
434
41
20 46
20 86
26 85
U 77H;
it es;
u (X)
U T
11 35
U JU
i n
"Wis,
47H mnHe
4S4SHSiH3M.Sw.
90 BO
90 97V
90 96
30 60
)7W
ZU 96
11 W
11 75
a 67
11 70
11 43
11 40
20 43
30 P5
30 85
11 77W
11 7i
U GO
11 E6
11 IS
11 30
111
101
7
87H
47474
43
40
20 B0
30 87V
30 96
11 80 11 W
U 12 11 70
H 67Hi U 6
11 60
11 40
11
11 82
n '
a 36
No. 3.
Cash iiu'otatlci.a were as follows:
. LOl;RSteady: 'n'er patents. 88.3ft
6.70; winter atralghta, S.OJ(t,.40; arlng
.'"vV -64-H; bakers, 3.3oa6.3().
BARf,KY",i or mllns. 5gfl8c; fair
to chilce malting. 97o.
SEKD8 Vlax. No. 1 aouthweatern. 3 05:
4t cKcsrsi ui"- Timothy- v-1
IiP1fIOii8"-Pork- M- Per hl.. 130 76
,.tr1;1 PW 100 lba., in.HUo-U 82.
bhert ribs aidea (looee), 3U.a611.76- short
clear sldea (boxed). 3U.0cfol3.12 , '
Chicago Caah Prices Wheat: No. 3 red
11. 3741-1 .39, nominal; No. 3 red. 31.3431 27;
No, 8 hard. 1.14H1.16; No. 8 hard, 31 lui
1. 16; No, 1 northern aprlng. 31.Uwi ig"
No. 3 northern aprlne-. 81.1401.16; No i
spilng. 1.13ul.l4. Corn: No. 3 cash, 85 4o
nominal; No. 8 oaeh, 4(3fi4c: No. 3 white'
07c. nominal; No. 3 white, Olvg-OCVie; No 4
white. 2titlic; No. 3 yellow. 66'(fit6c
nominal; No. 3 yellow, $4V:4c: No. 4 y
low, 2HiMSiO. Oata: No. f caah. 48,r
4sc; No. 8 caah, 4c, nominal; No. 9
white, 4'.e; No. 3 while. 47ii48Vi-; No. 4
white. 47-4toi standurd. 4ea4c.t
UCTTKR Steady; creameries, Zj30c:
dalrlrs, 24tt29c.
EtiGS Receipts. 3,113 cases. Market
steady; at mark, cases included. 2127c;
firsts. 81c; prime firsts, 82c.
CHBKSK Steady;. dalnlea, U'JllTMe;
twins, lfrl7c; Youna- Americas, V)mi'..c:
long horns, 164jlite.
POTATOE8-Bt,.ady; choice to fancy k 463
4.c; fair to good. 43i44c.
POCI.TRY-Kaayi turkeys. 17c; chtckerut,"
14c; eprinKs, 13c. -
,V,EA1.T,tnJyi W t0 O""10- elhta, tWr:
60 lo 86-lb. weights, JylOc; 86 to 110-lb.
wrlnhrs. lOHfllHjc. - iu .ivib.
Receipts Today-Wheat. 26 cara; corn. 3U
f,: .'J1' m 0"- Estimated tomorrow
Wi?"f cr: eorn' M rr: ". 1 cars.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 3".,OU0 bu. Exporta for tha week,
as ahown by Bradstreefs. were eaual Ut
8.118,000 bu. Primary recMpta werV 683 000
bu.. romptu-ed wlUi 81.000 bu.- the cor'm
apondlng day a year ago.
Katiinated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
17 cars; corn, 3tf cars; oats, 183 cars- hoY
13.0UO head. '
MlaBeapoIta Gralai Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jar. 28,-WHKAT-May
H-1IW1.U; July, 81.1181.1114: caah. No. 1
northern. l.UVt6'1.14; No. 3 northern.
$1 HV,iil K.
FLA XSfc:ED Closed at 33.174.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 69ro.
OATS No. 8 white, 4W4oo,
HTE-No. t 7VVo.
BRAN In 100-lb. sacks. 823.00023.60.
F'LOCIiFlrst patents (In wood, t o, b.
Minneapolis). $6.60.70; second patents, 36.30
UJH; first clears, 34.u4.S6; second clears.
fX3tuS.6Q.
Hllwaskte f.rala Market.
M1LWAIKEK. Jan. 28.-WHBAT-No. 1
northern. 31 i; I 1: No. 8 northern,
81 l&Sol.l; may, 1.U.
OATS!j4o.
UARLKt tainpiea, Vttflbc, .
Teledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Jan. 3.-8FKDoiovor, cash.
i-.M truruirj, e.6,Vx; March, Js.fiO;
Apll. 14 40; Ortoher. K; prime old. ?:
r' rtd. 87 3D. Timothy, prlm, 32.i; March,
z.w. Aisike, prime, I7.; Mnrch, 37.90.
SRW YORK (IRKR4L KfRKt9T
Qaotatloas at las Par Varloas
C'omme-dltlesc
NEW TORK, Jan. 2S-FIXHIR Market
quint and about ateady; eplrna- patenta,
8iV6iV(i5.78- winter pntente, UiiS.90; winter
extras. No. 1. 14 HiH,ya ink- arini.r atralvhta.
86.40p5.4r; spring clears, 84.4Vcf4; winter
r. no. t. 14 4irfl4 &S; Kansas atraignta,
84. SO-ufj.lS. Receipts, 16,923 bbls.; shipments,
1.1J4 bils. Rye flour, quiet; fall4 to good,
84 J&&4 40; chilre to fancy. 4 4M4 . Buck-
hent flour quiet; bulk, 32.00-a2.( per 100
ne., nonuna!,
CORN MEAL Steady; white and yellow,
81.00; coarae, 814.1.69; kiln dried,
HYR Steady; western tio. t, 8'4c, nom-
inni, r o. b. New York.
WHEAT Spot steady; No. I rod. 3131,
nominal, elevator, domestic, and nominal.
f. o. . afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth and
No. 3 hard winter, II. W nominal, f. o. b.
afloat. Options: There was a firm market
In wheat and prices advanced Ho on
speculative buying. Influenced by firm
cablea and bullish reports regarding quality
of the Ara-entlne crop, but values tarred
Off late under profit taking, cloeln? o net
lower. May, 31.lt.Siyi.19 7-l, closed at $1.18;
July, 31.01rl 00. closed at 3109. Re-
i-eipie, u,w neno; snipments, 19,928 head.
CURN Spot steady; No. 3. 74c, elevator,
domestic; i6o. delivered, and 72c, f. o. b.
afloat, nominal. Options closer unrhana-ed
to c net higher. May cloaed at 1ic. July
at 76c and September at 770. Receipts,-
OATS Spot steady, mlixl K tn 13 the..
homlnal; natural white. M to 83 lbs.,
ix.-, vnpi wnue. 4 to 43 IDs., M'4)WeSic.
Options closed unchanged. May closed at
nw-pipTN, SH,1! PU.
HAT Steady ; prime, 31.in01.3t; No. L
31-16; No. 3. 31.K(8il.07H; No. 3, 31.00.
HIDES Firm; Central America, 23c;
fcogota, 21MffM4c.
LKATH Ell Steady; hemlock firsts, 3BO
i-; seconds, 33027c; thirds, 3225c; rejected,
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, 33 26
C23.WJ; family, 32S.50ii1.00; short clear,
24. 27.00. Reef, ateady; mess, tll.WW
13.30; family, 318 0Oai6 O0; beef hama. 324 0O&
M.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10
to 14 lbs., 313.60313.00; pickled hams. 813.60
m.wj. ijflra, steady; middle west prime,
12.30012.30; refined, weak; continent, $12.80;
South America, $13.60; compound, $S.76
10.00.
TALLOW-Steady; prime city, hhds., c;
country, -87o
BUTTER Firm; creamery specials, 32c;
extras. 31c; process, 26'Q'28Hc.
EGOS Weak; western first. 84360; sec
onds. 82-S88C; refrigerators, 26O?$0.
CHEESE Steady; state, new, full cream
ery specials, 17ftllic; atate, new, September
fancy, 17 Vic; stats, new, October best, lAc;
state, new, winter made, best. 16Q16c;
stats, new. common to good, 13316c;
klms, full to special. U014c.
POULTRY Alive firm; western chick
ens, lo; fowls, 16c; turkeys, 1317a; dressed
dull: western chickens, 15023c; fowls, l4(j
170 ; turkeys, 2226c.
WEATHER ilf THO GRAlIt BELT
Pair Saturday and Moderate Temper
ature for Nebraska.
OMAHA. Jan." 28. 1910.
! The disturbance, central over the lower
lakes Thursday morning, Is disappearing
off the upper Atlantlo ooast this morning.
A barometric depression of considerable
eflergy Is central over the east Gulf states,
and . Is the cause of generally unsettled
Weather In the east Gulf and aouth At
lantlo atatee. The presaur continues high
bvar . the Rocky Mountains. Generally
cloudy weather prevails throughout the
northern portion of the country and light
knows are falling In the upper Lake region,
On the northern Rocky Mountain plateau,
and rains on th North Pacific coast. The
Weather la clear In the lower vaileya and
Southwest. Tsmperatures are generally
lower everywhere east of the Rocky Moun
tains and In tha southwest. They are
higher in the northwest. The weather will
Continue partly cloudy In this vicinity to
night and Saturday,- wtlh not much change
tn temperature.
Record .of temperature and precipitation
Compared with the corresponding day of
th last three years:
1910. 109. 1908. 1907.
Minimum temperature .. 36 34 16 14
Precipitation 00 .69 .00 .08
Normal temperature for today, 21 degreea.
Excess In precipitation since March 1, 6.14
Incher,. i
Deficiency for oorreepondlng period In
1908, 6.33 Inches.
Deficiency for corresponding period In
1007, 7.91 Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
St. Loals General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28. WHEAT Futures
weak; cash firm; track. No. 2 red, cash,
1.8201-36; No. 3 hard, 81.121.16; May, $1.11
ei.11; July, $1.00.
CORN Futurea lower; cash steady; track
No. 3, cash, 64c; No. 2 whits, 6Sc; May,
67; July, 7c.
OATS Futures weak; cash firm; track,
No. 8 caah, 4Hc; No. 3 white, 60c; May,
46c; Jily, 420.
. RYE Unchanged, 82 We.
FLOUR Dull; redwlnter patents, $B.70(fJ
8.00; extra fancy and straight, $5.00ia6.;
bard winter clears, $3.906.20.
SEED Timothy, 82.6093.60.
CORNMEAL-$3.25.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track, 3L18
I. 20.
HAY Weaker; timothy, $16.00018.00; prai
ries. 814.00gl6.00.
BAGGING 6c. '
' TWINE Hemp. 7c. " '
' PROVISIONS-Pork. higher; Jobbing.
$20.60. Lard, higher; prime steam, $11.70
II. 90. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, $13.60; clear ribs, $12.60; short
Clears, $12.76. Bacon, unchanged; boxed ex
tra shorts. $13.76; clear ribs, $13.76; short
Clears. $14.00.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 13o; spring,
lfio; turkeys, lo ducks, 16o; gerse, 9c
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 36O310.
EGGS Steady; &o.
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
were as follows:
. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12,709 10,300
Wheat, bu , 53.500 76,100
Corn, bu 150,700 87,700
Oats, bu 84,800 71,700
Kaasas City Grain and Provisions.
K Areata riTV m i. os nruKim
Cash, unchanged; No. 2 hard. 3109OUS: No.
j. iiwifi.B: io. z rea, ii.zzaxa: No. 3,
$1.181127; May. $1.0601.0814. bid; July,
9G1j6c; sellers.
Ct)RM TTnrhBniroit tn IX, Vilvh XT
mixed. 65fi6c: No. 3. 64c: No. i white.
7c; No. 8, -lc; May, 5&Sc, sellers; July,
6605c, sellers.
OAT8 Unchanged: No. t white, 480
$0c; No. 8 mixed, 46048c.
RYE 70 73c.
HAY-Choloe timothy, $1460016.00; choice
Pr"'rie 8112611.60; cholcs alfalfa, $18.00
d ih.W.
BUTTER-Creamery. extras, 38c: firsts,
,6c,;,,'Sol,' 240 Pocklnit stock, 21c.
EGGS Extras, 30c; firsts. 28o; current
receipts, 27c; seconds and dirties. 17c.
II 1 ., , cut ,
Wheat, bu Hfi.tiOO ta.nta
Corn, bu 73 010 l7 qoo
OaU. bu 8.000
Options at Kansas City:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat
May ....
Julv ...
Corn-
May ...
July ....
1 omJi
on
651
107 1
Ml
tC
06
1 0ill 06B
96 96A
5T4
90 66A
A asked. B bid.
. - Pklladelpala Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. '28. BUTTER
Steady; western creamery,. S3c; nearby
prints. 33o.
HtKIS Staadr. 1 .-
free cases, S5c, at mark; western firsts
free cases, 86o, at mark; weatern current
reeeipta. free caaee, 2tiS3e., at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams
choice, 17"4(617c; New full creams, fair to
good, lal7o.
Perla Market.
PEORIA. Jan. 28. CORN Steady; N X
white, A46c; tve, 4 white. lc; No. 2
yellow, 64c; No. 3 yellow, 62tfiaC; No. 1
(3o: No. 4. toe; no grade, 49Uo0p.
uais-eteaay; no, wklte. 4747c.
Dnlath Grain Market.
D17T.TTTW lmn efl U'UPI W.. . , 1 - .
July, $1.13'; No. 1 northern. 11.12; No. 3
northern, $1.10.
New York Mlnlna: ttoeks.
NEW YORK. Jan. 28. Closing quotaUons
On mlnlna- stocks were.'
Alice 111 L.iWllu r
Com. Tunnel ruck... Knliu ' '.'las
4o boutU 11 Otitu-lo , 'v
Con. ri. Va lti Ovhir iw
iic-rn silnr 11 it.na.r4 m
Ofllriu.' l" T,Uow
Bank Clarlaa;s,
OMAHA Tan o i.t -1 1 . .
day wer tA iir7 7111 . . .
spondlng dale Jat veer i ku A Ml
900
' " ini
st.two
31
M
W
1
tilt
61
M 1
9014
44
ti
7H
44 '
oh
it
81
M
4
lit
11Z 121
11
44
8
at
61
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sa
!.) 1(7 U4H 1M
bm
SEWTORK STOCIS ABB B03DS
Fever Which Eu Kept Market DU
tnrbed if Reduced.
KOftMAL C0SB1TI0II3 APPK0ACH
Tolame of Deal I a as Contrasts and
Floetaatiens Narrow H ooof al
Views of Roekefelleo and
. Hill at Paetor. . .
NEW TORK. Jan. 18.-The fever whtoh
has kept the stork market disturbed this
week waa reduced today. Dealings con
tracted and the fluctuation narrowed.
These are the usual symptoms of tho re
rftt&tillHhment of normal conditions after
a period of unsettlement and were welcome
for that reason. The price movement waa
upwards, but the r score ry brougt decreai
ot demand, followed by some ruction.
Tha arrest of yesterday s decline dis
closed the approximate average of prices
at which demand deveiopa aufflclent to
absorb the offerings. Tha disappearance of
this demand on amall recoveries reveals
Its substantial character as distinguished
from the ordinary speculative turn and
gives rnoouragement to hop of improve
ment In the Investment situation. There
waa some renewed consideration today of
the probable effeot on the demand for cap
ital of the financial losses Involved In the
French flood disasters. The destruction of
capital la atmliar In kind, though not In
degree, to that dons by the San Francisco
calamity, and International bankers admit
that the likelihood of some effect on tiie
exchangee in the proceaa of repair of the
damage. The large credit balance of the
French nation with the world at large
glvea It the ability to call home creaks
at need. Its own home resources ara so
abundant at the same time that the pro-
ci is expecrea to be gradual and without
disturb na- effect.
Th hopeful views expressed In publlo
"""ranees of James J. Hill and William
nutuciBiifr were an mriuencc toward the
more cheerful feeling on the stock ex
change. Account began to be taken of
the Improbability that the siiprema court
would have Its decision In ths American
Tobacco case ready for handing down on
Monday, from which time a three weeks'
adjournment of court Is Intended.
Bonds were Irregular. Total Bales, par
value. $2,797,000. United Btates bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number ot sates and lsad:na! ouotatlnn.
00 stocks were as follows:
' Hue, Low. Close.
Allle-Obelmtrs pft
AmelremMMl Copper 33,000
Aaii-w Agricultural .... 400
Am. BMt Bueru- tat
km. Ua pf4 y,. aie
Am. O. a r U.. l.ioe
aid. cotton 011
Am. H. a 1 bM
Am, lee Securities
American LlnnM
American Locomotive
Am. S. A ft
Ant. I. It. pfd
A a. Rusar Reflates
Am. T. T
Am. Toeaeoe pfd
American Woolvo ...
Anaconda Mining Co
Atohtson
Atehlsim pfd
Atlsntlc Coast Une a.
Baltimore 4s Ohio
Bal. a Ohio pfd
Bcthlslisra Steal
Breeklra Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jerarjr
ChesHpoaks a. Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Ot. W., n.
Chicago a N. W
c, m. it. r
c , c, v. at st. l
Colorado F. m I..
Colorade A toutkrra
Colo. A 80. 1st pfd
Colo. 80. id pfd
Consolidated U.s
Corn Products
Dslawars Hudson
DsnTsr A Rio Urands
D. a R. O. ptd
LM stiller' Sscurltles
Brie
Erls 1st pfd
Brie Id pfd
General El ec trio
Ores Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfs. .
Illinois Central
Inter bo ro urn Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvsstsr ..
Int. Manns pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
oaa City to
K. C. Bo. pfd
Louisvllls N
Minn. A 81. L
M.. St. P. B. . M
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. Pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. Ot M. 1st pfd....
New York Centre!
N. T. O. A W. .........
Norfolk Western ...
North American ....
Northern PMItle
Pullle Mall
Pennsylvania .
People's Gas
P., C, C. A St. L
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway steel tyring.
Reading
Republia Steal
Republic Btsel pfd....
Rock lbland Co
Rock Island Co. pfd..
St. U 8. F. Id pfd
8t. Louis 8. W
8t. L. 8. W. pfd
llons-UiefMeld S,
Southern Pacific ....
Southern Railway ...
So. Railway Pfd
Tennessee Copper ...
Texas A facine
T., 8t. U W
T.. St. I A W. pfd
Union Pacific
Union Paulflo pfd....
V. S. Realty
U. S. HUDDST..,..
V. 8. Steel
(I. 8. Bteel pfd
Utah Coppsr
Va.-Caro. Cksmloal
Wabssh
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland ctfs...
WeetmgTioute tlectrlo ..
Western Union
Wheeling A Us B
Wisconsin Central
Pittsburg Coal
Am. Steel foundry
United Dry Ootids
Laclede Gas
l.eiO
4.700
8
12
11
St.'
l.N
11,700 114'A 11MA 111
t i4e im loavk
400 lXtH 12S4 13
. 3,4110 11 llltl
too
4, one
00 UO
1,(00 414,
to
71H
IM
19 Hi
U4
100 10 10
11H
l 40M
3.4O0 8S
lOfils
st'e
6e-
"4
167 U 117 U
1,400 iIH 1714 141
n
4,400 7 S
6u0 U 67 H
M tlH tilt - 1
100 0H H4 SO
J,4 144 Ml U2H
ir i ih
io m iw m
414 4AS4 i
ijo 1 tsi nsi
400 M-4 12 c's
i,ue us t w
M) 4' 46 safe
U tt M
00 IN 151 '4 IMUj
10,000 1st lit Ua
1,1 00 T4 t 74
400 14 141 146
7,700 11 SlVi UV,
7,000 K 66 14 bM
o iH 111 13044
so) to HO-4,
400 lt It 11
100 4t 4 4
00 24 W
400 M M US
100 48 44 8
700 147 144 10
300 4 44 44
100 144 11 lit
1.400 4SH 4H 4
l.aoo 41 4a
1,100 11 11 71
3. .00 110
100 w
100 i
111
U14
si
41
7.KI0 S-0S4 Ilk 111
7U0
l.loo
1,100
44
risi
1
44
n
4,100 117 IM
too t ia
l.tioo 1U
3,100 llo 1 liw
11
in
41
113 113.
I
41
41
SUO H
100 41
800 IN
. 1.SO0 41
.11.400 lis 1M 1M
00 tf
11 11
41 -S.
(1
17
too 100 100 100
1,100 41 41 41
I...
1,000
00
100
400
tl
1l
17
11
U
'
14
31
41
to
7
T7
14.400 1(7 lt
1.000 JV 2 XU
(00
100
00
' soo
11
44
7 ,
4
11 .
44
lit.SOO lt
1,000 r
fr-o
100
M1.400
11
44
4
tl
4
ll
Its is,
'
4 IU
4
44
81
l.KJO ltJ 1U 1W
tWIO H M t
soo
l.soo
'i,'ooo
1,10
00
toO
2
41
"ii"
71
31
41
4. W0 10
Total sales for the day. SO. 100 shares.
60
K
41
''
10
0
106
ooln, $ SSP.afiO; silvse dollars, 34fH.4Bl.0OO-.
silver dollras of Ixwi, $s.7.x); silver certifi
cate outstanding, 3441, 44, 000. Oetieral fund:
Htandard eUvee dollars In general fund.
tl,X17.HM; eurrsnt liabilities, $IU.8u,o;i;
werklnf balance) la treasury offloea, $3l.
43,i6; in banka to credit of treasurer of
the United Slates, $..sS3.1n; subsidiary
sliver coin. $l.fctt.37; minor coin, H.lW.vVl;
total balance) in general fund, 37,r?0,117.
REPORT or TIIIB ClBARlTtO HOfJtB
T rawest etlense r th Aseaetaeel Bks
fa the Week.
NEW TORK, Jaa. St. Bradetreet's bank
Clearing report for th week ending Jan
uary 37 shows an aa-ftregate of $3,9fi.SO8.fl00,
aa against K013.OU.000 last week and
$2.t49,L,k) In th corresponding week last
year, following is the list of oities:
CITIES.
Clearings.) Inc. Deo.
(i
si
47
4
ev
10
6
4 I
XI
SO
lit
lot
New Tork
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Ft. Louis
i'tttsburg
Kansaa City
8 in Franolaeo
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Omaaa
Detroit
1OulsvllIs
MtlwaitkAs,
Fort Worth
Ixi s Angeles
St. Paul
Seauti
Ilen.or
Huffs
Indianapolis
Spokane
Providence
Portland, Ore.
Richmond
Albany
: Washington, t). C...
St. Josr-ph
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo, O
Rocheater
Hartford
Naahvll e
lies Moines
Peoria
New Haven
Sioux City
Norfolk
Grand Rap Ida .......
Syracuse
Kvanavllle
Birmingham
Springfield. Mass. ..
Portland. Me
Augusta, Os,
Dayton
Oaklsnd. Cat.
Woroester
Jacksonville, Fla. ..
Wichita
Wheeling, W. Va,..
Knoxvllls ,
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Charleston, 8. C
Mobile
Wilmington, DeL ..
Lincoln, Neb
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklahoma
Fall River
Kalamaaoo, Mich. .
Sacramento
Springfield, III
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedaf Rapids, la....
New Bedford
Columbia, 8. C
Macon
Youngstown
Lexington '
Fargo. N. D
Akron
Rockford, 111
Erie, Pa,
Sioux Falls, a D...
Canton. O
Quincy, 111
Bloomlngton, III. ..
Lowell
Blnghamton
Chester, Pa
South Bend. Ind
Decatur, IM
Springfield, O
Vicksburg
Fremont, Neb
Mansfield, O. ,
Jacksonville Til
Jackson, Mlsa.
Tiiouston ,
tOalveaton
Duluth ,
Scranton ,
$2,4t.7!4.000
370.ft1.0UiM
192.4o3.0Huj
Ui.o41.0nOl
t8,yS.6t
ot.124.000t
4.ltt.0UO
40.W1, OWi
81.414. 000
26,tl,Ouik
3.M4.4JO
33.4i3.0iW
2O.3J0.OHOl
15,t09,0O0j
15, 351,0m),
16.3f.IKlOi
U.3.0U0
t.HHl.OilO
14.im.0m
lO.OM.OUO
13,135,0('JI
10.014.tO0)
.43).00
t.40,000
4. H44.IAA)
8.7oO.OOO
7.SW1.000
8.674,000
JMO.OOO
V.Oau.wiO
7, iflll. 000
4.4S1 0O0
t,375.00t)
Sbo.OOuj
13.3U.0U0I
(.414.00M
4.1D9.000
3.6VS.O00
3.772. OuO
4.212.000
5. ffcl.000 ,
3,420.000
.a ooo
I.n2.UUW
3.411.00W
3,373.0001
8..0i)0
3.331.000
1.773.000
2,963.0001
3.318,000
1.861.000
l,5tf!l.000
2,orj,oow
a ns7 ouoj
2.111,000
3.620.0U01
2,734.000
1.647.000
1,787,000
l.gss.ooo
1,700,000
4,77.K0j
l,83o.000i
L468.000i
1,003 000
1.400,0(KM
1.133.00W
1.214.00W
2,008.000
1,237,000
1.2.48,000
80.000l
91.0O0
788.000
1.064,000
1.286.000
1.001,000
888,000
1.285.000
1.1K3.000
A.IUI.VUU
. 824.00M
819,000
748.000
777.00W
310.0fl0
956.0001
641,000
S76.onoS
460.0001
438,000
432.0110
477.000
417.0001
464.000
352.000
S86.00M
822.000
207.000
407,000
33.080.000
14. 403.000
8.600 00CM
2,474,0001 .
40.1
t.4
26.01
3.6
7.1
12.8
38.8
18. 4(
"vtW
14.01
34. tl
fta.o,
30.5
7.4
t.l
"ti'.i
4.7
11.4
"u.i
40.0;
28.3
62.1
14.7
31.1
17. 1
84.7
16.1
8
t.l
141.9
31.8
34.7
S0.4
16.4
11.01
'io!6i
44.1
29.4
"854
31 .M
26.21
28.
80.3
8.1 a
33.1
68.6
66.8
22.9
23.3
23 i
1S8.8
31.4
34.7
30.3
24.8
,7
'49"i
23.6
24.3
24.4!
9.7
41.0
11.6
46.1
78.3
118.2
64.8
32.3
16.6
13.6
40.8
40.2
6.8
41.9
7.4
3.8
"i'.i
14.2
33.5
23.1
17.8
30.21
11.0
7.6
1.0
14 9
0.1
10.9
0.4
t.6
7.8
10.0
6.6
61.4
24.8
10.S
'ii'.i
0.2
6.8
Mew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28. MONET On call,
easy, 3ift3 per cent; ruling rate, 2. per
Cent; closing bid, z per cent, ottered at
3 per cent.
Tl
1ME LOANS Easier; sixty days, 34
per cent; ninety days, 4 per cent; six
months. ttJH1 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER Closed.
4Vti6 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady with
actus! business Jn bankers' bills at $4.8370
64.3aO for sixty day bills, and $4.8636 for
demand.
COMMERCIAL BILLS-HW- 83.
SILVER-Bar, 62c; Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONDS Government, steady); railroad.
Irregular.
Closing Quotations on bonds wera aa fol-lows;
V. I. ret. Is. rsc....l00!nt. Met. 4. ......
do soupna loo'-tlst. si. M. 4a
V. . Is. reg 101 Japan 4
to coupon 101 do 4s
V. I. 4a reg 114 K. C. 80. 1st Is
to mm 1UVU g. deb. 4s 111...
Allls-CXial. 1st e a:L A N. ent 4s
A. s. ts 10fct . K. A T. 1st 4s
Am. T. m T. ev. 4S..H-1 da gen. .,....
Am. Tobacco 4s .7 Mo. raslfle 4s....
oo ss 104VN. a. a. m u lu.
Arniovr A On. 4e... Hi N T ag ! , 1
Atchleoa sen. 4s. Be 4e 4eb. 4e 4
.11N. T.. N. H. A R.
114
tNot Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearlnga.
(Not included In Inluli k.n...
- - we-sasa aysjsuosB uifiii 1 ies a
sons ara incomplete.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Jan. 28 American securities
after a quiet opening today, improved un
der th lead of Canadian Pacific and
Atchison. At noon the msrket was stead v
with Canadian Paclflo 1 higher and the
rest of the llet from to 4 above yester
day's New Tork closing.
London closing stocks:
Console, monsr.... tt 1-14 Loslsvllle A N
n i-iii., k, at
.. 14N. y. Csntral.....'.;
.. 10 Norfolk a w
..1J0 do pfd
..lotHOnurlo tk W
. lll4Pt.nrS7lanla
..llSRind sillies
.. WRsadlng
.. 12 Soutbsra ttj
..lot do pfd
.. U?tBouihsrn Pacific...
.. 44 Union Psoitis
..II do pfd
.. U. g. Steel
.. 41 do pfd
.. W abash
.. 11 do pfd
,.14S Snanlth as
SILVER or, steady at 24J ner o
MONEY 32Vi per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 2 V
per cent. m
ieal "erwrttlre.
Qu.itatlona furnlshml by Samuel Burns.
Citr Of Omaha 4s. ref. 4
Cltr ol Omaba 4s. ItH
City ot Ms York 4s. 1M
Columbus, Nfl., B. L. is. 1124....
Cits, u, A ... Waterloo
Cucahr Packing Co. As, .(24. ......
Denver St.ttk Tar4s tlock
International Con. Ce
Kenned,- Uulldlng Ce
Long Ball Lumber Co. ts, 1923
Michigan Stats Tel. is, 124
Kebrssks Tel. Stock, 4 fsr sent...
Omaha Water Co. 4s. ;14
Omaha Wuer Ce. 4s, 144
Omaha Water Co. !4 pfd
Omatia Oaa (s, lll
Omaha B. L. A P as. ltll
Oraab C. L. A P. p'd. p. e. ei
Omaha St. R. (t, U14
Omaha A C. 0. 8t Hy. tt. !....
do account
AmsJ.. Oopper
Ansronda
Atchison.
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific. .
Ores peaks O...
Chicago O. W....
Chi.. Mil. A BL P.
De Beers
Denver 4fc Ale O...
do ptd
Erls
do 1st pfd
do Id ptd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
.14
41
.US
. W
. 1
. 44
. 44
.
. 81
. 10
. TO
.181
.m
.101
. it
.114
. 11
. 4
.
Omsha A 0. B. St.
Omaba A C. B.
Rr.. com,
. II
, 44
. 18
. 16
, Tt
4
.
.
. SO
11
do ev. sb
do ss
At. O. L 1st 4a..,
bal. A Ohio 4...,
do ta
do t. W. Is...
Brk. Tr. ov. 4s...,
cen. of oa. Is..,
Cea. Leather 4s...
C. ol N. j. g. ts
Ches. Ohio 4
'00 ref. as.
Ill ev. ts ...
M M. A W. 1st s. 4s
100 4o sr. 4s
t No. Pacific tt
o 4o ts
0. a. U'rfdg. 4s...
10ePean. ev. la 113..
ds eon. 4a ,
U4Rssdlna sen. 4a
107 ll. L 1 I. p. I. Am ll.
An m aa t...
" . im. . . W. S. SS... II
C. b. A Q. J. 4s... . do 1st gold 4s M
4o gea. 4s W eseboar A. L. 4s... 14
"C. st. r. t 4So. PacifT. olT4s...: M
v . n. 1. a r. . es.. is do ev. 4s
so col. la loe oe 1st ref 4.
do rfg. 4s !. Rail war 4s.
Cole. Ind. ts Uu see sen. 4s ..
40 Cole. Mid. 4s.. tOnio paslhs 4 101
C A t. r. A a 4s. M de ev. 4s mJ
p. A H. ev. 4s. as go 1st A est. 4s.... Ts
II A B 1 Am . k . . . -
" . 1 V- nUDMT SS. ...
do ref. ts m V. t. Susl M h...
Pl.tllleis1 U Va.-Oar. rinv a.
Brie p. 1. 4a 14 ewsbasa 1st as
do gen. U Th do 1st A sa. 4a..
do sr. 4a, aer. A... Tl Weesern MA
de series B Tl West. Klec ev Is
Gen. Glee. ST. Is.. ..14 Wis. Ctauml es....
111. Ceo. 1st ret. 4a.. Wsts. Pas. sv. ie ctfs. tbl
BI4. Oflerd. .
. M
,ld
.101
. Tl
. M
.
,ll4
..10J
.. 4
,.n
Ts
.10
..!
. M
.111
. 14
4
Treasary tatenaeat.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Bl-Th condition of
the treaauryiat the beginning of business
today was as folio wa: Trust funds: Gold
South Omaha ref. 4W. ,111
Seattls Lighting CO. 4s. lM4....r..
Union a, T. Sinck. South Omaha..
Oranhl:
mi. Assee.
106 lot
lotu. joe
loo lo.
US M
7 H
l'l luo
7 M
41 44
10u
101
M 10
HO ioo
100 101
14 M
13 IS
HI tt
M 0
11 12
100 100
S't luo
14 ti
Ti Tl
44 44
41
100 100
7 . n
M'..
OMAHA LITE STOCI MARKET
Light Run of Cattle and Fricei Con
idertbly Stronjer,
eogs onanuo up about steady
Rsaall Reeetpt f Bkeep tad Unka,
While Prteee All Kinds Held
Akeit Steady In Tknre
day's Notrkee.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. tt, 1910.
Recelnta sim
Official Monday ....
orncisi Tuesday
Off.clal Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
Estimated Friday ..
Cattle. Hen. Sheep.
.. -MOO 3.173 1US47
.. oW 10.173 7.7ST
.. 4.W7 .! 4.1
.. 3,rV? 1.W1 2.813
.. 300 1,709 1.3U0
Five days this week. ...13.114 r.3J r.01
? J me daya last week....lS.nll 4317 3H.jllJ
fleme days 2 weeks ago.. 24.017 3 &31 32.0K
54 me days 3 weeks ao,.17.6?0 2M03 38. OW
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 18.0M 31. W 23.MA
Same days last year 15 914 46,14 3i,UM
Th following table shows the receipts of
cattle, nogs snd sheep at South Omaha for
th year to date, compared with last year:
lain tuna fnn n
fsttl 80.059 St.l'21 1.01
He liS.yj 3J4.1JO 66.o7S
fiieep 11U.244 119,678 188
Th following table shows the average
Price Of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons:
Data. 1310. lOt.llkM.lt07.l4).loe.lt04.
Jan. 17..
Jan. 18.
Jan. .
Jan. no.
Jan. 31.,
Jan. 2Z.
Jan. 33.
Jan. 24.
Jan. 36..
Jsn. St.,
Jan. ii.
Jan. 23.
I 461 e I 4 ei t 43
I ilik, W! 4 2t t 60
I 43 ! i W e , 4
I 31
3 IU
tj
8 3l
8 01,
7 n
6 671
0-i
t W
t OS
4 00)
t ell
6 tl
4 33 t 56
a hi
t 46,
t 48
t 61
t 9!
,
I 76
t 13i
I OH
4 16
4 31
e
4 27
4 3
6 Hi 4 31'
I 37
i a
6 tl
I 361
( 38
t sa
I 26
6 2i
a M,
e
4 66 14 tt
4 Mi 4 74
4 bh 4 tS
4 6t 4 71
14 86
4 3 4 83
SSI
4 89
4 7( 4 87
4 ell 4 tl
4 64 14 7
Sunday.
Receipts of live stock at the Union Stock
Yarns, Bourn Omaha, Neb., for ths twenty
four hours ending at 8 o'clock p. m. Janu
ary XI, mo:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r't.
C, M. A St. P 3
Missouri Pacific 1 1 ..
itnlon Facltlc 10 It
C. N. W., east 3 3 1..
C. A N. W west 7 21
C. Bt. P., M. 0 10 13 1
C, H. A Q east I 13 1 1
C, R. 1. A P., east 1 ..
Illinois Central......... 1 S 1 1
Chicago Ot, Western. 1 1 1
74 I
old up to 8 3 st last week- Moss. Dneep
prices sfe just about KibUc lower for th
week.
The demand for material to finish haa
been very generous for this time of the
year and several loada of warmed-up atuff
have been sent back Into th country lately,
tYlcee aa a rule have remained about
steady, th better olaesee of "shearer"
stock selling fully as well as at any time
recently.
(Quotations en fat stock: Good to choice
lambs. 37.80il.lS; fair to good lamha. I7.JT.J
IM; good light yearling. n.sofl7.3o: good
heavy, yearlings, 14 .3tt .80; good to choice
wethers 16.6tk-dfc.30; fair to good wethera.
IfVOOtfSW; good to cholc swss, f6.10tft.40.
fair tu good ewes, 34 76-u6.10.
Repreeentatlv sales:
P- Av. Prlo.
western ewes, culls 71 3 60
86 western ewes 34 4 85
134 weatern ewes, culls ,..7 j jo
1h6 western ewes t j sj
83 western ewes, culls M 4 00
CHICAOO t.IVBTaCK MARKET
Total receipts 40
DISPOSITION.
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packlna- Co...
Swift and Company..,..,
Cudahy Packing Co ,
Armour A Co
Krey Packing Co ,
8t. Louis Ind. P'k'sr. C.a
Cudahy, South St Paul.
run At aon
F. B. Lewis..., ,
Sullivan Bros
T. J. instil am ,
Lee Rothachlld ,
Sol Degan ,,
Kline dt Chrlaty
Other buyers ,
Totals
ail"
367
347
tit
34
4
43
4
22
13
8
31
815
1,671
l.S7
1,62
374
382
244
226
403
Cattle and Sheep Steady Hogs Weak
to I, wer.
S"1?0, J'n- M-CATTLB-Reoelpts,
3.SO0 head; market ateady; steers, 14,76a
8.00; cows, 13 60.39; heifers, S 404Jd.(a7
bulls 3405.36; cives. M.0Ua8.76; stotTkeri
and feeeders, 33.76tr6 40.
iiw0.5ff0'pU- n,1; market
weak to 6c lower; cholc heavy, $3 401IH 60:
butchers 38.3,8.46; light mixed tt. 1648.30
o.0.,' SK LS?2i. ?Pklnfl J,tti
K : STiaTi-iTi"' V;'.""" "es, is wva.o,
r bHtKP AND 1 .A um-l-li
lambs, 37.0oJ8.30; yearlings. K3644.00.
t. Lonla Lire Btoek Market.
OT T ritrto .
1 r ' hVs r ,J".V- a-CATTLE-Receipts,
itv 1b-,.?0,udl.1? i1,800 Teians. Maike
ILfflin. Nt,v hPPlng and export steers.
L Sf'Jk d7",ed b butcher steers
stocker. aid feederV 3i'w 1 wwV'Vnd
a rr, . ' i. CKM-'o. Texas and In
2.g4 0er' M 00-4i cow .nd . heifers,
.tn8'?',. Km n- Markit
ll SSi?1! ,a,id "hU' Packers.
43860 buthers and best heavy, $8.40
h.8.HEESr ND LAMBS Receipts, 400
.M,?. .t'S"- NUvt mutton,.
tiZitA& ""'" .' o-'0y; cuiis and bucks,
S.7ij.60; Blockers, l.36&4.00.
Kaasaa City Lie Stock Market.
KANSAS riTV v.- eo . .
Sfiri,-. i"ad nc'udl"- 100 southerns.
"T kei tdv to lOo higher. Choive export
And rirMttfl haaf m.t mw Vf aa . . " .
f,0 ,S!76: weatern steeTs, 4.6u 0u!
it?r, 4.26t(t3.60; outhern cows, $2,764.60;
h'pc"'';' W;04.: calve. 33.75.00.
atSSSr1!? W hM,d- Market
steady to 6c higher. Top, tS.tt; bulk of
Sales. 1H 10WS1K 1.1...... aS snJr..'. . OI
head Market .steady. Lambs, 3607.8t;
yearlings 38.0O&1.40: wethers. 36.0OAe.60
wm. 34.23635; stockers and iee&rsTeileS
.1.030 6.643
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
wtre very small, only rorty cars being re
ported In, which was not enough to make
very much of a market. Still the demand
was very good for killers of All kinds.
Buyers were out in the yards early In the
morning and everything at all desirable
chenged hands very readily at prices that
were quit a little better than yesterday.
In fact, the otttls today sold fully as
good as a week ago, the decline earlier In
the week having been practically all re
covered. There were no feeders of any consequence
In sight this morning and no material
change In values In that kind of cattle.
For the week, however, they are quits a
little stronger, being In many oases 10ifl6c
higher than lajt week's close.
Quotations on cattle: Qood to cholcs
beef steers, 36.606.76; fair to good beef
steers, 14. 7 6(8. 40; common to tair beef
steors. 33.764 W; good to cholc cows and
heifers, 34.2&$f!6.00; fair to good cows and
heifers. IMiwat.lO; common to f'r cows
and heifers, 12.116!. If; good to ol.oic stock
er and feeders, 34.306.80: fair to com
mon stocker and feeders. 82.76S.26; stock
heifers, 43 0098.1)0; veal calves, tJ.WX&S.OO;
bulls, stags, etc., 88.0Og6.00.
Representative sales:
BUKF STEERS.
No.
14....
11....
16...,
12....
11....
4...
10....
4....
I....
4 ...
13....
11....
14....
I....
At. Pr,
.. 44 4 10
..Til 4 46
... IM Ut
.. 110 4 70
.. 184 4 10
.. M6 IK
..1261 4 M
.... 847 3 86
.... 710 3 00
....lOilT 8 00
....1014 3 16
.... n 8 76
....1014 8 76
.... Ill lit
11.
IS..
COWS.
4 .
11..
It..
4..
4..
10..
4
Mo.
13...
10...
...
...
M 11P6
1177
1174
At. Pr.
, Ml 1 10
. I0 6 30
.UK 140
1077 t 10
6 16
6 46
I 70
... M IM
...1044 4 10
...10OI 4 16
...111 4 16
...11M 4 40
...04 4 40
...1184.6 40
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
HEIFERS.
711 t 46 4 K0 4 46
Ml 44) 4 t6 4 60
BULLS.
T70 3 46 1 1TT0 4 18
1060 t re i ism 4 s
1140 1 76 1 1400 4 40
CALVES.
10 3 36 1 SO i 00
, 144 1 T6 1 160 4 00
116 1 71 1 110 7 EO
UTOCKERS AND FEEDfcKS.
7 444 4 00 1 44 6 00
WK8TERNS IDAHO.
24 Steers.. ..1276 4 CO 64 steers.. ..1210 5 00.
f steers.. ..1276 4 60 2 steers. ...11 4 00
3 steers.... 910 4 00 22 steers.... 33 4 10
i steers.... 870 4 60
HOQS Briefly stated, the big bulk of
early hogs sold al prices fully steady with
yesterday's best time. or. In other words.
moat sales looked to be a shads higher
than yesterday's general market. Buyers
were out In the alleys early, the demand
appeared to be fairly liberal and move
ment active. In the neighborhood of fifty
loada sold on the basla above noted.
Light hoes, and more eimeclallv the
mixed droves of underweights, met with
more or less discrimination, and In many
cases did not sell quite so well as on yes
terday. HUH, the percentage of light stuff
aa hardly great enough to affect the
market as a whole. Toward the cloae,
after packers had filled their more urgent
orders, the demand eased off somewhat
and practically all of th early strength
wss lost.
A cunatderable ponton --of receipts
changed hands between 37.86 and 88.10, the
blK string selling at 18.00'o8.06. Tops reached
li.zO as computed with yesterday's top of
eo.iii ana me top a ween ago ot M.DYH.
Av.
...174
...jil
...14S
...:
...174
....44
...loO
i 14 VuO
NO.
TO ... .
17....
12....
II....
6....
42....
I U.
IXoetoa Storks and Beads.
BOSTON. Jan. 28.-Closlng quotations on
mlnltiir slock uere:
.. 4 Vliml Coppsr ....
.. si S4 Mohawk
.. ll'N.aJa Con
.. 41 NlrlMing Mlnss .
.. W1 North Butts
.. !' North Lake ,
.. W40I4 Dominion ...
.. SfcO-eola
.. TlfcPajToit S. & c...
,.44 Qulnoy
., z Shsnnoa
.. VI gursrlor ,..
.. 104Sup. B. Min...
. . ii sup. a rut oog.
.. 1 Taaiarack
.. V. t. c. A O
.. 10 r. g. I. K. A M
.. 1-1 4o p!4
Wlnoua
Allssss
AmeliieuMteg
Am. Z. L. a
Arliona itsu,
Atlantis
u. C. c. A C
II. A C. C. g. j
Ban Coalition ....
Cel. a Alisons....
Csl. Heela
Centennial ,
Copser R. C. C...
fcast Butte C. M..
franklin ,
Clroua Cob
Craabr Con
Orseno Cananea ...
lals Korale, soppar
Kurr Lake
Lakt Coppsr
746 Welvsrln
Cotton Market,
. St'4
. 41
. HH
. 14
. 41
, liVs
40
1AJ
, IM
. 1M4
. (414
. I
. .4 VI
. (1
i;
, 47
, 41
146
134
NEW TORK. Jan. 28. The cotton roar
ket opened steady aS a decline of 2al
Points, owing to disappointing cables and
local bear preasure, but quickly rallied va
reporta of a better trade demand In Man
chester, apot aaie In Liverpool, buying by
foreign house and luppcrt from local trad
Interests. Prices during the middle of me
hieher" rUUd bout lo 6 Points not
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 28.-COTTON-Spots
quiet and steacy. Lord ordinary.
11 S-18C, nominal; ordinary, 12c; good ordl-
.n"ry' 2Z;lici "trlct M ordinary, lVa;
low middling, 14 6-16c; atrlct low middling,
I4,c; rnlddllng. 14c; strict nlddllng. lac;
ftad,.rn'ddl W'c: tr,ct V"1 middling.
16 6-ltc; middling fair. 16 7-lCc; middling
T , . . V r . 1 e-ioc, nominal.
Receipt g. l,6o4 bales; stock. 304.710 bales.
" -iio. Jan. Jo. tVlTUN-Hull;
middling, lfle. Sale, none; receipts. 1 773
bales! shlnrnne 1 Ana k.i.. -. ,.
kales. '
OA LVESTON, Jan. 33. COTTON-Bteady
tt lto.
i a.
11..
14..
11..
6S..
44..
ts..
74..
24..,
St..
74...
..
It..
M..
it..
&..
'it...
13..,
..Is
....am
....141
....ill
. .. ,ui
...til
i.a
i
....LjO
Hi
.,...10
....8.0
....
i
...,4U
....111
.11
,...M
,....".S
tk. r. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
... 7 86 70 110 ... t 0Jt
... 7 5 71 iU ID Oiu
... t 15 ?l 117 iO 8 04,
... 1 14 Tl til 40 8 04
13 7 74 I'M 100 1 Os
.. 1 at 76 131 140 1 05
,.. 114 7 121 40 t 01
1 04 71 4 ... 106
... 7 6 Tl ISO ... I 04
... 1 4 74 ,..! 10 6 04
!S6 44 aVl ... 104
Hi 77 114 ... 6 06
16 60 il 40 8 04
4J 1 V6 46 (38 ... 111
... t ntt vi H4i ... i v7u
... 8 00 11 110 ' M 8 Olu
.. 8 00 41 117 ... 8 10
00 66. 44 ... 6 10
03 70 VI 80 8 10
,.. 6 u0 Tl ivy ... 6 10
too 4u 147 ... tlo
.. 6 00 Tl ill ... t 10
.. 8 00 47 134, ... 8 1
... -o 41 i44 ... a io
... 1 00 4 tit ... 1 11
... t 0i (7 m ... is
.. I 0Ji tt.,, 4 180 1 14
40 t 01 i.
HMELP only four or five loads of sheep
were ructlved this morning and two of
these were consigned direct to a packer,
ko that actual otferlnga were too limited
to make inucn ot a market. Everything on
sai iiuveu readily, however, at tully
ateady prices. On string ot ewes was good
enough to realise 36.36.
Supplies for tiie week total 27.000 head, or,
In ouier words, the week's run was little
different In point of numbers from that of
last week or the earns week of last year.
lu point of prices the local market
strongly reflected the demoralisation of
eastern trade at the opening of tne week
(rid values on all classes of killers sut
ured severely, tmrlng the first two days
quotations on fat stock wer marked down
booiUo and th domand wa narrow and
movement dull at the lower figures. A
gi eater degree rt activity was apparent
during the laat two daya and mors or lees
Improvement In prices respited, but a good
part of the early decline Is still In fore
and snippers ars urged not to overburden
th mat ket w ith liberal supplies for a itw
days at least.
Lambs have been hammered worse than
sheep and ourreut prices on young killers
are pretty close to fcoyOOo lower than a
week ago. It would take a strictly cholcs
i- -Ha to hrlnar 34.16. whereas
something prima. In this lira might hag-
t. Joseph LIt Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 800 head. Market slow but steady;
steera, t4.2ft64j.85; cows and heifers, tiS'tJ
6.26; calves, 3.5Otf!3.00.
HOOSReoeipts, 4.000 head. Market slow,
8?6 dy; t0p' S W; bulk ot ' -i0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 500 head.
Market steady; lambs, 37.0OJT8.00.
Slona Cltr ! ok Market.
SIOUX crTY. Ia., Jan. 38.-(Speclal Tet.
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, too head. Mar
ket steady.
HOGS-Recelpta, 4.M0 head. Market
1 dy-t0 w,ak! rn-e of prices. 17.863)3.10;
bulk of sales, 37.3ttJM.0a "
Stnok en riah.
Receipts of live stock at ths
western markets ystserday:
.t . Cattle.
South Omaha goo
Slounx City goO
St. Joseph soo
Kansas City ago
St. Louis 2 300
Chicago 3,600
six principal
Hogs. Sheep.
6.700 L300
1600
4,000
6.000
8,300
16.000
too
LOOO
400
7,oov
Total
.7,700 43,604 10,200
Wool Mnrket.
BOSTON, Jan. 38.-WOOL-Tho Commer
cial Bulletin will say of the wool market
tomorrow: The feature of th week Is th
purchass by the leading consumer of all
th South Amerloan, both spot and to an
Llv8,V,aTetT,lt,n" fu"y tOOO.000 pounds, at
36'35Ho. About 2,600 bag 0f B supers were
also moved at (So; fine scoured territory
Is selling steadily at 72c. With these excep
tions the market Is quiet and business will
not be generally active until th goods
market has developed further, though the
prloes ars still very firm In all quarters.
Th shipments of wool from Boston to
January 27 1ni?lnalvA ...... tTMniiw .
against 19.102.943 pounds for the same time
last year. The receipts to January 27 In
clusive wsre 16,189,203 pounds, against 19.
736,623 pounds for tha same nrlwt 1..
year.
LONDON Jan. 28. WOOL Ths offerings
at the wool auction sales today amounted
tn IK 821 ttalae Inniu,... - ,
buying and steady support from the home
.uu mtiVb mo iimi Hi, urm. r in vio
torlan greasy sold at ls6Hd; New South
W.lnS ffPBIltf A fa AA. 1 , ,
. . n - - j v w, Aiuaricann also
bought several lots of coarse qualities. The
dies iuiiuw, iow soum waies, 4,800 balsa;
Scoured. 1 IdtrJatdl gressv, 44t?M Nw
Ireland, 2.60U balea; scoured. Is4vl: Vic
toria, Lino bales; scoured, lldtit"; greasy,
ftdftls tHd; tiouth Atittalla, 1 balea;
greasy, Wild. West Australia. WW bales;
greasy, 7WdllHd. Cape of Ooid Hop and
Natal, 700 hales; arreaar, ftjnmd.
8T. UlUlS, Jan. 38.-VttL-i:nchaned;
territory and western mediums, 26u;
fin medium. 30if74e; fine, lljllo.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 28. METALS Stand
ard copper on the New York Metal ex
change waa steady today, with spot and
all deliveries to the end of April closing
t 3lt3"r?fl8 37H. The London market open!
raay. but cloaed firm at a slight decline,
with spot quoted St (80 lis 3d and futures
at fGl 8s M. 1ocal fiealers quote lake
copper at 313 36(713 60. Imports ef ooppor
at Atlantic ports by steamer since Janu
ary 1 have been 17,123 tone, Including matte
and orea, and exports since J miliary 1 hsv
been 33,116 Aona. Tin was easv. with apot
and January quoted at tr If-fT 1J 60, Febrti
ar nt mSeilMl 46 and March and April at
833 3033. 4t. Tin In Ixindon waa lower and
oloeed easy, with spot at 47147 7s td and fu
tures at 1148 16s. Lead was easy, with spot
quoted at l4tt7Hl4.72iA, New Tork, and
4iJ4 60. Eset Bt. Louis delivery. The
London market was Unchahged at 113 12s td.
Spelter was weak, with spot o noted at
tK.0vtX.36, New York, and at 8..kVfJ.76, Raat
lit. , Louis. The LonCon market waa un
changed at (33 6s. Iron was lower at 61s M
for Cleveland warrants In London. Locally ,
th market was unohsrged. No 1 northern
foundry. 313.6tM113.00; No. 3, 18.3olTl.7S; No.
I .southern and No. 1 southern soft. ll.M
4J19 26.
ST. LOmfl, Jan. 23, METALft Leid,
higher, 3166-4 60. Spelter, low er, 36 86.
Bvaparated Applea aad Dried Fratta.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23 EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qulet, with poor demand, and
the market ehowe a weak undertone. On,
the spot fancy Is quoted at -10tlle. choice
at SiL4o hrlme, a t 7a atu Mnm,v,.M e.l.
at ftatiVto.
ikjeii FRIJITS-Prunes are firm on tha
mll ,f.pln.a V... W. , , , . . .
, wuv uir iinmeiiiii is tignct
quotations ranging from 3ao to 94o for
California up to 30-40 and from to t to
fnr flteviina inlMI. ... .... v. . . . i
.... - . " - .X. I . H , C , 11 lOL, UUI ll IUVS
are fairly steady, with light presaure to
i"-ii. cnuice, iiti h-nc; extra choice, llHrt
Uc; fancy, lifiiaHc. Peaohea are quiet
mrA mi mti V nlw.lna sltV sR.'Ts. . a. .1
viiiuve, V T(,,t IU, VA Ll m 4- 1 1 1 1 .7rf
74j7He; fancy, 74,tl4o, Ralaina are steadier
on the firmness on the coast. Loose mnsca-
teia are quoted at 064o. choice to fancy
seeded at 6fikO, sect! lees at 3H94o and
London layers at 81.16(1.26.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 28. -COFFEE Market
ror corree ititures opened steady, at un
changed prices to an advance of I points,
i"iiuno iu a aain or h irano in tn
French market, and ruled generally steady
4a firm An , t nnnrl ..m ,. in. ......
scattered covering. Offerings were com-
,,kt-i.t ueni, m tne rrcen iiquinsytjon,
due to unsettled conditions in ths stock and
- -- i iu nave run it
course, and the market Improved durtnar
the day, with the elnss sieailtf gt a cat d
vsncs of501O points. Sales wer reported
of 11.760 bags. Including January at I860,
February at O.ROc, March at 1.90c, April at
6o, May at 7.00c, July at T.Otc, September
-at 7.10c and December at 7.06o. Spot ooffee,
quiet; No. 7 Rio, 8H8io; No. 4 Santos, t
tVto. Mild, quiet; Cordova, Uo,
Oils aad Rosin.
OIL CITY, Jan. 28. OIL Credit balances.
31.40. Runs, 176,809 bbls.. average 140 333
bhls. : shipments, 180,606 bbls., average 216,
643 bbls.
rJAVANNAH. Jan. 28.-OIL Turpenttna, '
nominal, H4e.
SROKlNi-Flrm. Quote: B, t4,23t4; D, 84.22U
4 37; E. 34 2f.W4.SO; F. 34.30vff4.82?i: O. 34.823
r4.66; N, 14.26; W. Q., 37.06; W. W., fl.xT'
y
Sneer and Molasses.
NICW TflP V Ten ee tt-i a r r '
quiet; Muscovsdn, 89 test, S.6RCJ3.6I0; eentrtf'
uks.1, ro test, s.wsfft.iic. Atoinaaas sugar 8t
test, S.88fl3.86c. Refined, steady: cut loaf '
6.f6o; crushed, 3.85c: Would A, S.BOc; oubns!
6.40c; powdered, 6.38c; granulated, 6.IS0; dla
mond A. 6.16c; confectioners' A, 4.7Bo.
M.?Ty5s-Flrm: New Orleans, open
kettle, 3231420.
' Forelgrn Financial.
PARIS. Jan. 28. The Bourse today waa
weak because of the ravages of tho flood
and heavy offerings broke prices, particu
larly French Industrials. Th closing for 8
per cent rentes was 38 f 47Hc. Exchange on
London waa poted at 25t 19ttc.
Hay Market.
OMAHA. Jan. 28.-The supply of hay on
the Omaha market was moderate today
f.n& "I? d.ma.nUl8"nt- MaV: 1- 1 00
-Jn M 9 00310.00; pack:
Irg. 37.00. Straw: Wheat. $7.60; rye. 38 00.
Alfalfa, $13.00iei6.00. "
See th Parisian Cloak Co.'a ad., Pag 3.
REBATE HELD NOT LEGAL
Commerce Commission ' Refuses to '
Authorise Reparation for
Us ot Cars.
WASHINOTON. Jan. 38. An annllrstlnn
by the Armour car lines to tha Interstate
Commerce commission for reparation
against th Southern Paclflo company on
shipments of ice from Los Anarelsia rsi .
to Yuma, .Art., today was rejeoted. Tha
wiiiiuiewuii nci 1 uiai in granting or in
request would open the door to the grossest
torm or favoritism and rebating.
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