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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Take Stronger Position on
Higher Foreign Newi.
TEATE IS PARTIAL TO BUYING
With Wntkrr tontllllona for kell
imm torn and Marketing; from
loDDlrr n l.nrne vint
Srfmii Certnln.
OMAHA, Jan. i. 112.
There was a firm and higher cable on
wheat tndav and Hie market worked tntJ
stronger position. 'I he general feeling
of the trade aeen.a willing to discount
the bcsrln domestic situation and rust
reporta from Argentine were Riven much
tiention. With prices firm the trade
Mild public are turnmtC more favorably to
'lVn weail'er conditions fine f r alibi
ing and country marketing a In'B" corn
movement Is almost certain and wlinj
... im Ihe mill II feature. I Oll-
..... .iiv hulla are wait. IK Mr a
ocurcssion tn valuea before
"'li-V.'" ."'llfir.,.! firm after the holiday
and worked lustier on mum'
bullish ton Inn new s. t. ash
i4?irnh!?r'M.ly to slightly h'"''
fare of bearish weather and sebum pres
sure Cash rorn nu strung on likl't re
ceipt, samples selling V hiKhjer.
lTlnry wheat receipts were ,,!, iu
receipt? last year of 7S...O0 l.u. and snip-
I'rimaiy cm receipts were LWO.
and shipments were .MS . bu.. a,-a St
receipts last ear of l.im.t'iO t.u. and ship
ments of "bu. , .
Clearance were I'.lO.diO bu. of corn. lO.noo
bu. of oats and wheat and fiour equal to
i.', (tit) bu. . , .v,i
Liverpool closed M InRlier on hei
and '.! iiT on coin. .-.-,..,4..
The following cash -ale. wri e re Parted.
Wheat: No. 2 hard. car. l 'I'. car. I
Hfil'' I car, IMU; N. hard, l car. IIOl.
No Vhard. I car! g-.tr; 11 car. r. Cor":
No ;i white. 1 car. tr; 1 clot. 1 cur.
J-; No. J yellow, 2 car., w i'c. 1 car,
f-oc No. 1 yellow. 7 car. W.uc; 1 cai.
te; i car. iV; car. A:
fc No. 1 mixed. 1 car a. t-Hc; I cr, .
no grade, 2 car. 67c. Oata: No-
2 cara, 4;'4c; no grade, 1 car, 4c.
Otuaba Caau Trlcea.
WHEAT Nn. 2 hard. $1.00'4?l 1 04: No. S
hard . No. 1 hard, MJ.
CUN-No. 2 white. ol.Vi'0"N"c; Nn. 4
white tS'i'uK: Nt. color. WH'ii
lelTn. No. 4 yellow, f.W.ei
No I UCuW; No. 4, t.tfiHc; no greoe,
"'oATB-No. 2 white. WQ 4flc ; standard,
4r,VB.V No. 3 white. 4U 4tiVc; No 4
whiVe. 4iWlc: No- ydlow. 4f.V'J.
' HA RLE Y Malting, 1.15ffl.28i No. J teed.
"rYE-No. 2. 8V4&30Hc; No. I. MH889Hc,
Carlo Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Mlntieapolla
timana
Duiutn
( HH AUO UllAI AMI PBOVIIIOM
-t ike Tradlns and Cloalaa;
i'ri.-ri on Hoard of Trade
,.ui,vwi.i .tan. 2. Htartllnit hrinka;o
Ot ; ma wnimatea yield In tha great pro
......" ...... i.r.ivincvit ol tno Araen-
.,, V"nt me wneat market vouay
. i '...una- nrlcea weie
r. 'u.t a u.t" advance of wm- to 'k
. rniutiell aa.
to Vim c aalu ana nog pkhIuoib
V" r .iu.de additional cot
v... i.u... n. . tne beat Known
authoi hiVh in tua trade the portable
"..1" ' t imm the Araentine nan
.....!... .i i.iiicttnn ot more than
.WW b.tal.ela aa compared Willi . a month
ago. lhapalfhea lioiu the Atlantic aea-
board quoiuU HaJtlm.Me, rmmuni
. New V 'org control wheat 5c 10
liuenoa Ayrea and auggea el thl J""
t nliva htalea auppiy waa Iwcoming tne
chea!Bt wheat m the worli
in all-important tactor wag the al
leged uamago from black met n four
lirovlnce ol muin
tne
new a M : American mixed, eld, id:
futu'rea. steady; January, S t,d; Febrti
arv fa T'n'l
l"lrK Winter patents, 2Tg M.
inn im.m.v fii A wi.-nvw'vn vv .i wi'Airv :. )V2 '
ill. ii".!-.- r li'-w. JiriJ7g'4a - - - " - ' i '-- --
I OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET H E!
NEW YORK STOGaC MARKET
KV 1 OK K (iCIF.nAI. M tBKKT
m i
qnntalloaa ( Ike ttmj A arlo
I ommodl t lea.
NKW YOltK, Jan. 2 KI1'R nrtn:
spring patenta. $Ro"rfi.W; winter straight.
l4.Mrti4.au; winter putent. 4.a1i4.70;
spring clears. M.lii4.3ft. winter extraa.
No. I. f.T.7"fi 3 : winter extra. No. i,
M l.V.f3.fir,; Kansa straight. 4 5iv170 Re
ceipt, PUS.', bbla.: shipment II. Ml nbl.
Itve flour, quiet; fair to good, M7&40;
choice to fancv, M .SMiS.I.".. Puckwheat
flour, oulet. i.75 per ion Ihg.
C( iKNM K AI Kav; fine white and
vellnw, II wit l.TA, conrs-, fl.4.Vii l.M; kiln
dried. $.1.h.".ti3.75
RYF-L.ull; No. 2. 97c, nominal, c. I. r..
Utiffalo. .
ItAHL,i:V-Stead; malting, I1.1V81.3.
c. I. f.. Utiffalo.
W ItKAT Hpot, market strong, jno j
red eeator export basis and W f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Intluth llM't, f. o. h.
Mfloat. Kuturea market wa firmer on
hulllMh crop advl.es from Argentina, an
liKi.aKe in the visible supply, amall re
ceipts and firm cash markets, closing
S net higher. Mav I "4 1-1. closed
14 1.1-It;; Julv closed Vt. Receipt 27,fy;
shlt.tnents 1ii7,M.
CORN MMt, market ray; export new
f. o. b. afloat. Ktitures market wa
nominal. Hecrlpta 10!.;"0; ahlpmente
(iATS-Siit, markft steady; natural
white and white clipped M'i'djf. on track.
Flit ni t s, market wns nominal. Receipt
l."4.'; shipments ,!i7.
HAV-yulet; prime, fl.:', nominal; No.
1, ll.2ffl.:i; No. 2. Il.lfol l'i No. 3. 95c
fu!Ui. , ,
IIOI'B-Diill; state, common to choice,
li'll, fit "h ."sir; IHIO, nominal. I'aclflc coast,
1911. 4M; utk'.; I!l' nominal.
IHIiKS fSl.adv; Central America, Z!c;
Rogoia, l,2"2:tr.
LKATHKH Klrni; hemlock flrata, ZSt
27c; a.'.indh, maw, thlrda, 'ira' re
jects. ir,c.
ri:i)VIHIO.. Pork, ateady; mesa,
J17.t"ii17.-V, family, tl't.tufi -D.'W; abort
riiHrii, $17.2 ii is. lit. It -ef, firm; mess,
I13.i '.il::.;si; family. 14 r''; 15 on; beef hams,
i ii ..:' tn Cut meiits. unlet: pickled
belllea, 1" to U JMiundH, $d.J.; pickled
luiins, Sll 11.2.1. I .it id. tirm; miooie
west, J'.Zr..!!!.:.",; leftned, easy; continent,
5it.il.,; Koii I It Ameika, $10.21; comound.
t,.'i1'i7.l2'x. , u
rAuUIn yuiet, prime cny, iiuun..
ti'c; country, u7f liii'nc.
Itn TH.K-! It in; creamery specials, ssc;
extras, Mi'MUrc; process apeciam, Jtiij.'ic.
CM KKHK I' Irm:. sktms. 4fil4n.
KOtJM J'lrm; fresh gathered, extraa, 3.1
j;Mc; exit a flrata, i.c; western gathered
whiles. Alii UK.
I'ttl'IJHY-Mressed. steady; western
chickens, tMittl'ic; fowl, btntic; turkeys,
U"20o
Beginning of New Year Brings
Strength on Exchange.
GENERAL ADVANCES IN PRICES
Abnormal Kaar of Moejer Halee aatl
Hflarritmrat f Jaaaarr Divi
dend Parraenta (onlrlhatr to
lllaorr Qaotatloaa.
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On ftther t .... ' Itesillst gn
ot N. J. a H III'. U g K. ff.
. A uhlo 4' ..lm ilo gen
1 rf k .',Sl I., s.
t hlfo A. ' 1" g"lt 4l
C . J. 4 ... 9' . A. b
4a rn. H:tn. Pmr. rol. 4.
'. M A H T. I tt M tn " 4
C. R LAP. c. 4t An 1 ret. 4 .
ii rf. 4 it-tao. Hiilwsr ks...
fnlo. ml ka 7t' On gen. f
rein. Mi1. " I'nton po-if Ic 4i
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oata with
from
meaning
...i.i rum to 1.2.O.U00 acre, mm-
1 .... vlnll.l BIOUH in
l nuei tala was niown i
oil 1.I7K.WJU mianela lor the week aa
against an li.oiea.e of 3i3,tW ''''''
tn corrpoiiuihg time twelve montha
UWMeiween the opening and th cloao May
ranged from lo l" 4l"'. will- m-"- "'
ao net higher at W c
Corn dli noi atiare to any material ex
tain in the strength of wneal. May
fluctuated from to tic, closing ateajty
at Wc. a net gain ot a anaue. . ah de-4vi-rrCc
and wc with Hie cioae up
Virioneaa In wheat had a bullish effect
on oata. outside llntlia lor May were
44VtC ami 4i-g with the close P t
"rrovlslona held ateady. At the close
uuotaituus had not been altered In any
brarra wnicn could be railed algnlficani.
i'ha leading tuturea ranged aa follow'.
St. I.oala (Jeneral Market.
ST. L.OLI8, Jan. 2 WH FAT-Caah.
higher; track No. 2 red, afiHIOkj; No. 3
hard, 97tiOl.ii; May, wc; juty, 34
"V- ... - .... ...
CORN litgner; trnca so. i. tuc; jo.
t white, 81c; May, -H.c; July, 64c
OATtt Higher; tracg io. i, iti4c;
No. 2 white, fi:c.
HYr. l 'ncnangeu, jc.
KIXJl'R Unlet; red winter patent, $4.36
61.76; extra fancy and straighta, $3.tU
4.:ki; hard winter clear. $il.4oiiT.00.
HEBK Tlntothv, l4.ij iri.w.
ClJRNMKAI-$.t.2.
RRAN-Bteady ; aacked, east track, $1.18
1.20. ...
HAY Kteaov; limotny, i-u.tsi'gi.uu; praa
rle, $12. mwilH.ro.
PROVISIONS rork, lower; Jobbing,
$lii.!if.. I .aril, unchanged; prime aleam,
in X7Ui5ik .iivi.i. Iirv salt meat. un
changed; boxed, extra aborts. $S.2u; clear
rib, ix.zi; abort cieara, uacon,
unchanged: boxetl, extra aborta. $9.2d;
clear ribs, $(1.2.1; abort cieara, $ 7H.
l'OVl.TRY Klrm; chicken, lor; aprlnga,
lie; turkeva, lHc; duck. 13c; geee. Hc.
RI1TTKR Steady; creamery, 2Sf90c.
KUaS-Hlgher, Mc
Receipts. Bhlpment
Flour, bhla: IM S0
Wheat, bu 37.000 ' M.ono
Corn, bu lM.OnO 29.0110
Oat, bu M.000 18,00)
Kanaaa ltr raln mm4 Provlaloaa.
KANKAB CITY. Jan. t.WHEAT-Cgah.
nn.. harmed to V4c higher: No. 2 hard.
$1.0inl.4Kt; No. , Hc4ii.04; No. 2 red, tH
t'.iHc; No. 3, Km7c; May, WiWUTW; May
(fcib...
CORN t J ncnangeu to no lower; no. a
mixed. nV(c; No. s tBVtc; ino. a wnue,
StWiti7c; No. 3. 62iJ)6:ic; May, tM'40,
OATH Hteady ; No. I white, 4i9W4c
No. 2 mixed, 47B47SV.
R Y K Wm
HAY Wk to $t.H higher;' choice
timothy, $21.0tiW!.W; choice jiralrle, $14.60
ti u, im.
BUTTER Creamery, SSc; flrata, 34c
seconds. S2c; packing atock, Zlc.
KOUrt Kxtraa. 90c; flrata, 28c; gee.
nmlH. 17c.
Recelnta. Phlpmenta
2S.00H JW.000
lM.OtIO 25.000
35,000 9,000
NEW YORK. Jan. 2-The beginning of
the new year Iff the atock market brought
confidence and atrength. Bullish opera
tions were conducted with more vim than
tla been witnessed for some time and
prices were advanced In every quarter
,r ti.e list The dav's transaction rose
considerably above the recent average. 1
One of the most Important factors th
operated In favor of high price waa the
abnormal ease of money ratea.
Reinvestment of January interest and
dividend pavmenta also cohtrlhut.-d to
the Increased demand. It ' estimated
that the amount of money thus disbursed
at the first of tills year la considerably
In excess of $i!hn.0iio,noo.
The market rose at the outset on active
bidding and maintained It advantage
without faltering. Toward the close theie
were some slight recessions. 1 niteu
Htatea Hteel, Union I'aclflc and Reading
nil were advance! more than 2 point,
r.alns nf 1 tn 2 nolnt were general and
among the les active atocaa me "
mebl wa wider, Insome caaea reaching
ft or 7 point. ,
Favorable report of conditions in ore
atee! and copper trade naa tneir cuo-i
on the Industrial stock.
Canadian I'aclflc today aoio ex-rig.i-
to aiibscrlhe to the new issue 01 -
It ownel at ZV. a compared with It
close of 242 on Haluiday with the right .4,
which were quoted at about t a enir.
The stock moved up more than 1 point.
American Tobacco Jumped from W to I
S2.1. Intcrborough Metropolitan preferred I
gained 2. New York Central made an
Intllffereni response to Its November
statement, showing an Increase of .o2,WW
in net earnings.
The bond market waa firm. Total Bales,
par value, $:i.f.7,0un. rnlted Hlate bond
were unchanged on call.
Number of salea and leading quotations
on atock today were aa follows:
, Hi let. High. !xw. Close.
A I tlu-fhalmar-a ntA u.10 ft 7HA X
13
(5
4'V
114
11
.14
li:'4
Mj
Ilk
P A 14. r. 4
II. R O. 41
An ref. In
PtKtillrN' fla ...
Kris p. I. 4
nn gen. in
iio ev. 4m, ser. A
do eries B
Oen. Klc. rr. tm..
III. On. ltt ret. 4a
Inl Met. 4S
BW. OtlereJ.
7' iln ltt ret. 4 . 57
.. tr. . HMr ... IMS
.. -f. Hti M ...il
.. 74'-Va -lltr. them a. . I''
.. Wahih tt 6a 14',
.. tlo lal A ex. 4a...
.. KWMitni Mr. 4a 1
.. HWl. Klee. c. Sa..
. Illv,wn Central 4a 4
am, Mo Par. rr. a ... ''
(iI'anam 3 1"1S
Boston Mocks and Roads.
ROBTON, Jan. 2.-Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Allmtea 44 Mnhask
Amil. Popper Nevada Con ...
A. 7. U A r.'tNtplaalng Mlaea
Arlwna Con 2 l-lN.rth nulla ...
11 A C. 4. A . M. 7 North Lake ...
tin to t'oalltlon .... !ZVM Hoinlaioa .
fat. A Arlaoua CI Vr-il
Cal. A H-rla 444 I'arn.tt . A I'
4ntennlal Illtulary
fop. Kanfs 4". I-... Dtrgliannea
Eart Itutta 17. M . . . . 11 superior .
rranklln !-"-Superior A
rilroux I'on 4 -l(.Tamarac k
(Iraubv I'on 3 I'. R.
Ilreene 4'ananea .... "'4 ilo pfd
l.u. Hnrtla I'onoer.. 2JSttah t'on
2 I tan t opper in
37 Winona
6tWolverlna
IS'a
II. M
"am!!
S
4'
.inn
. M
. 7
. lo'a
. 3
. 3H
. S1H
.
. 474,
. 17
. H
.1"!
Killing Cattle Again Strong to Ten
Cent Higher.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE TO TEN OFF
Fat Sheep hor little Utange for
the Day, bat Fat I.atnba Are
Uraerallr Weak to Teat
rata Lower,
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 2, 1912.
Keceipta were: Cattle. Hog. Sheep
Official Monday 2.2W
festlmate Tuesday 3,J0t)
4,lw
Two day thla week.. 5,9!
Same daya last week..ll.4S
Minit 2 weeks ago l.Wt
r-an.e 3 weoka ago l",T--
!atne 4 weeks ago t.SM0
Same daya last year... 3,0tj
Tho following taole shows the average
prices paid for hogs at South Omaha lor
the laat tew dava, with comparisons:
11.4'
12.144
n,a
21.374
1S.872
S.ltiM
Pate. mi. llu.illJW.ils.Wt.lls.lis.
Kerr lske
Ike I'opper
l.a Sal la Topper.
Miami Copper ..
Near York Mlalng; MocUa.
NKW YORK, Jan. 2. Cloning quotations
on mining stock were a follows:
Altr. 225 I.lttla Chlct
com. Tunnal atock. 21 Mexican 4 Hi
do bond 14 Ontario l'"
Con. l al. A Va ll'l 4lphlr ' I
Iron Hllver 110 Utandaril !)
Letdvllla Con t Yellow Jarket W)
utrered.
U1IAIIA tiKMORAL MA KKKT,
Wheat, bu.
(
Arttc li tipwn- ttign. I i'W. Ciuaa.jllaa y.
Wheali I
J an.. tS
May.Htti'Sl
july.ii4'w4l
Com 1 I
Jan.. ftl
May.ltlS'.atiWI
July.ltW-aiJ'i'il
Uata
May
Kl'al
1 ou i
60'. i
Wl
I
3l
W'
04!
I
July
ttept.
rik
Jau.
May
I
M M
4)4VU.
a; 68
bJ, '4
WvsitUsa'!!
47' 4JiS
4u'i 4J)4
4h
orn. nu.
Oats. bu..
Mlaneapolla Clrala Market,
MINNF.AItJL.IS, Jan. 2.-WHKAT-May.
$1.07S; cash, No. 1 hard, .ii; r.o. i
northern, il.Ui'S'Oi iiwh".
$l..S4ri.ORV; NO, ai.twwi.w-.
nM-4!.U4.
BARI,BV-"bc'tl.a.
CORN No. t yellow, RWitiOc.
OATH No. $ white, 4Mj4nWc.
RYr-tHi'SSMiO. . . .... .c. rJ
B RAN In 100-pound Backs, $23.00ilj 23.50.
lm iiitii mrt niLianta. lliOoiti 5. 0: sec
ond tiatenta. $4.!SOa4.HO; nrt Clear,
(23.85; second cieara, $2.4ftgLtv.
47S4t'4W4 4,
4.'44'U S 4.11
4V',,44r.(ll 4
i B l li tO I 15 42Wi 15 42 15 4f.H
I lu l.'k
ID 06 1 10 i 15 2i 15 32 ilS IU" I'
July.) U 224 1 22'! 1 10 1 1 W
I
Lard I
Jaru.f 151T I
I 1'Hl
May. I 4U
July. ub I
tttba I I
Jan.. is js.vi
May. B Cvi, uo-V' I
ju.y.ia a.'." .u-iva Hj.'di
I
17UI 9 12H UWlb: 13
4o I 40 V 40 9 37 40
u I tHI I IM i I MM
I I
R 37 8 S0-24.I! 30-2 8 S2',
ho-(l a oi
Visible Happlr 4f Grata.
vi.-iv vnnK. Jan. t. The visible sup.
..t ...i,, i the Cnlted Btatea Satur
day, December W). aa cximplled by the
New York I'ronuce exennnao, mm
lowa Wheat, 70.4Hs.0U6 bushel; decrease.
. rann ,.nuii..iy nrn n.iw.v iiubhpi,.
Incriaae. 17u.W buahela. Oata, l,7M,lM0
t.u.liels: decreaae. 740, bushel. Rye,
i ,'hi ,ui ki.Mhi.lii- decrease. IS. Out) bushels
liariey, 3.Hat.U00 bushela; decreaae, 1M.00O I WloMh rfd
buahela.
Amalaaniatea 4'ot.per ..
AniarLaa Atrlrultural .
Am. Ht Sugar
Amsriran Cn
Amarl.an C. A T
Am. folton Oil
Amarlran II. A 1. p'd
Am. Ira Bet'ilrltlmi
American Unaeed ....
Atnarlran IomotlTS .
Am. . A R. pfd
Am. gtael Poundrlaa..
Am. Sugar Refining...
American Thhaeco pld.
Amarlran w.s.len
Anaronda Mining Co..
Atchison
Alrhlsnn pfd
Atlantis Coaat Una.,..
Raltlmora A unto
Ilathlabam ateal
hrooklrn Rapid Tr....
t'aaadlan Pacific
Cantral Imhtr
Central Leather pfd
'ntral of Naw Jeraar... .
raiauDeaka A Ohio
hlrago A Alton
Iilcaao o. w , new
Phlcasn O. W. pfd
Chlraso A N. W
Chicago, m. m. r..--
i:.. e. m tn. u
Colorado T. A 1
Colorado A Soul ham
Consolidated Uaa
Com Progilcta
I Mia wars A Hurt ton ,
lnorar A Hlo uranda...
Iwnrer A R. 0 P'd
Ulallllara' Bararlllea ...
F.rl
Brio lat pfd
Krla Id pfd
General Klactrlc
4al Northern pfd
Utaat Northern Ore rtra.
Illinois Cantral
Inlarboroush Met
Inter- Met. pld
International Harveator..
Inlsr-Martno pfd
Internal lonal Paper
International Pump ....
Iowa 4nlral
Kanaaa 'Ur
K. C. go. pfd
Laclede Oat
loulatlll A Naahrllle.'.
Mltin. A St. boula
M. t. f. . M...
Vtlaaaurl. K. A T
M . K. A T pf4
Mlaaourl Pacific ..t
National niaeull
National Lea
N. H. It. ot M. 24 pld.
Naw York central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Waetare
North Amarlcan
I'arlfhi Mall
Northern Paclflo
Northern Pactno
Penntylvanla
People' a Oaa
P., c. c. m et. u
Plitaburah 4'oal
Praeaed gteel 4r
Pullman raise iw
Hallway Steal spring....
Keadlna
Rapubllo Steal
Hspubllo giaal pfd '
Bock Ialaud l
Hock l.land pttt
St. 1 A . '. 14 pM...
t. Units g w
St. L. S. W. ptd ...
gloaa-ghafflald . A I..
gout horn Paclflo
gouthara Kallwar
go. Hallwar P"
TaunaaaM Copper
Tana A Pad!"
T . t. U A W
T.. at. ij. w- p."
tinloa ractlto
Union Paclflo pfd
Lolled Slataa Heally...
t olled gtataa Rubaor...
II sited Statea aiaoi
II. g. Bteel pfd
Utah Copper ....
Va. -Carolina chemical .
Wabaah
uIO
ll
I. 401
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liec. St), b 7 H7 8 2H 5 4o 4 M) I 50
lec. 31. 7 71 8 21 f 60 4 : 24
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7 Hi
Sunday. Christmas.
Receipt and disposition of live etock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
tor tne twenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle Hogs Sheep noraes
too ii4 nfi
l.eOO 1 ln
yiQ 24 t
l.WIO 3H ,,14
4.700 HS1 l41i 1"
3uO IU 101 I0li
4110 114
0 10.1S
1.SO0 S2
g.7m 77H
4. ant IW
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l.'tOO 74
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t.ono 111
ino 40
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i!00 141
100 10
IS4 134
101 103
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BUTTKR-No. 1, 1-lh. carton, S6c; No.
1. in 00-lb. tubs, iic. No. 2, 34c; packing,
20c.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 32c; Ameri
can tSwia, 24c; block bwisa, lac; twins.
i'i,. riu iHta tin.: trlulets. l'jc: voung Ainer-
icaa. Ale: blue label bi Ick. K'c; llmbergar, ('., R. I
2-lb., IV:; 1-lb., inc.
I'OUl.TRY Uioller. $4.0.X8j.t per dog.;
sbrlngs. 12Vc; hens. 1214c; cocks, c; ducks,
lac; geese, Joe; luraeya, .c, iigeuuo, tier
dog., $1.20. Alive, bullets, l-',c; hens, so;
old rooaiurs and stags, 4c; old ducks, full
feathered, 11c; geca. lull leatnerea,
10c; turkeys, loc; guinea towlw, 2ou each;
pigeons, per dog., tXc; homers, per doz.,
fl.bo; siiuaba, No. 1, $l.uO; No. 2, 60c.
r Ion tr resn Itoaen; ricaerei, ic,
white, 10c; pike. 8c; trout, lie; large carp
plea, 12albc; Mpaniah mackerel, luc; eel,
itk', haddocks, l.ic. ilounder, 13c; gren
catdan, ltu; roe ahad, $l.uu each; shad rue.
ner nalr. ooc: salmon, ivj: nanout, ivc
yellow perch, 8c; buffalo, Vc; bullhead, lie.
r low -- ti" rean uoxenj ricaerci, c;
white, 10c; pike, 8c; trout, lie, large crap
pies, lulixj; tipanian niaukereu, Ua; aal,
U; haddoka, loc; noundera, Uc; green
catfish, 15c; roe ahad, $i.tO each; shau ros,
pur pair, ooc; nuimuu, 14c; haliDut, Wc;
yellow perch, be; buiiato, lie; butluead, 14c.
atjr.B lui o ci o. i nu, iou per to.;
No. 1 ribs, UVsc per lb.; No. 8 ribs, 9o per
lb. i No. 1 loin. IVVsc per lb.; No. 2 loins,
14Vc per lb.; No. i loins, Wo per lb.;
No. 1 chucks, 8w per lb.; No. 2 chucka.
JVo per lb.. No. t chucks, 4C per lb.;
No. 1 roundg. lie per lb.; Nu. 2 rounds.
1c per lb.; No. 8 rounds, Ho per lb.
i'RUlTs. n. 14.. Appiea; cooKlug va
rietlea, per bbl., 2.f&; Jonathan and
Urlines Uolden, per bbl., $4.60; Ren Davis,
C. M. & St. P. R... 6 3
Wabash K. II o
Mo. lJao. Ry 8
I nlon l'aclf.c K. R. 43 19
C. N. W., east... 3
C. at N. V. west... S2 17
C., St. P., M. & O.. 14 3
C, R. & y., east.... 3 4
C.. B. & west.... IS It)
C. R. I A P., east. 1H 3
1
o 1
3
U
A P.. west.
Illinois Central Ry.
finS-OPDR AND ENDH.
.. . 1"0 ... 4 Ml It I"
ti. J 7. 10 t'l ...
SHEEP Moderate receipt Of sheep and
lambs met with a packing detnano tnai
wa falrlv active but not especmi.y
gent. I'nllke vestenlay's market, there
was considerable discrimination between
plain and extra good classes, pr ces paid
depending on quality and flnlgh. in
short, spread were normally wide and
buyer made their purennsrs i i.b--'--more
properly determined by the charac
ter of various offerings. I
Fat lambs, being in best supply, worked
down a trifle from their high pomon
yesterday, usually selling weak to about
a dime lower. The best fat lamb on
aale brought KSO. Indicating a quotable
top of $.4o. and It took pretty good kinds
of lambs to pas the 8H.00 mark. Plain
hnn reds rhnnffed hand around $5.K.".
There was not very much business In
matured muttons, a the ewe ttpply wa
limited, with wethers and yearling very
scarce. Some classy ewe reached $4.1&
and good trades landed around 83.85, the
trade being generally described as ateady.
Choice wethers were wanted at $4.2Vif4.50.
and yearlings with heavy lamb weights
would probably sell aa high as tT.iftC5.40.
Very few canner ewe are coining In at
present and value remained nominal.
i.-,uter aiiles were neither freouent nor
large enough to afford anything like a
fair test or prices. ery inue muu ar
rived in thi flesh, a phase of receipt
that has been apparent in all recent runs,
and the country outlet ha also become
rather small. Yesterday's buy on country
account amounted to less than 400 head.
Quotation on sheep and lambs Lambs:
r-.swi n choice. 8H.00flfi.40: fair to good.
$o.75iifi.4iO. Yearling: Oood to choice, 8.Y00
1144'' fair to good, $4.iwh5.oo. wetner
iia' tr. choice. $4.264.50: fair to good
M. OCXS 4.25. Ewes: Oood to choice, $3.7:'tji
4.13; fair to good, $3.00tg3.m,
No.
185 fed ewe
201 fed ewe
217 fed lamb
15 fed lamb, culls
1HJ fed ewes
207 fed ewe
21 fed ewe
23t fed lambs
OFFICIALS GO IN THIS WEEK
New Faces Will Be Seen at Court
Hou$e Thursday.
PEESONNEL OF OFFICE STAFFS
toontr Board Awaits Actlott hT
Jndge nay on Contract for In
terior Decoration of PailiHo
Roll.llng.
Av.
. 112
. 104
. 74
. S
. 109
. 107
. 112
Pr.
3 K
3 85
6 75
4 60
8 75
4 15
3
6 30
Total receipts 157 7 1 43 5
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Omnha Packing Co 73 28
Swift & Company 6!.9 1,115 1,903
Cudahv racking Co.... 9X3 1,461 2,208
Armour & Co.... 6.' 1.313 2,206
Schwartg & Co 7
J. W. Murphy '782
Morrell 47
W. R. Vaneant Co 2ti
Hill & Son 23o'
F. B. Iewl '
Huston ft Co 1
J. H. Root & Co 36
J. if. Hul
U F. Huag 3n
I j. Wolf 20
McCreary & Kellogg.... 92
Werthelmer & Degen.. 107
II. F. Hamilton 24
Ie Rothschild 47
Cllne & Christie 98
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.... 15
Other buyers 375
6.51
1,317
7,891
Total 4.085
CATTL.E There wa a very moderate
run of cattle today and the total for the
two days thla week foots up only 6,999
he.id. a falling off of just about hall as
per bbl.,' 12. i&;' California Belliiower. per compared with the correaponding two
box. si.ou: ioiorauo jonaman. extra. I . v i " w.
1.000 12H MK Ul
4,100 44 4 44
100 140 140 140
10 and 17 17 f
17, 0) fc o4 64
loo inl ltd) lot
1.000 to to x
" "itsi 'ii' 'i4
Id
200 H J
"iiit'io i(i ir7 104
700 ll IU '''i
I
14
! 30
ts
s4
140
44
lancy, per box, 2.5o; Washington Splixen
berg, per bog, $2.60; Washington R.
Beuuty, per box, $2.60; VVashlngton
btaman Winesaps, per box, $2.60.
toiiiianus; Fancy select, per bunch, $2.26
V2.60; Jumbo, tier bunch, $2.763.76.
Cranberrlea: Wisconsin, fancy, per bbl.,
$9.60; pr box, $3.26; extra large Jumbo,
i.r.1 tlM.oO. Dates: Anchor brand
new, 0 1-lb. pkga. in boea, per box.
2.a0; Drometiary oranu, new, no i-ib,
Mnvera of httef steera were out In the
yards early In the morning and the trade
opened active with prlcea strong; to 10c
higher than yesterday or around 10ig'20o
higher than the close of last week. Buy
ers evidently wanted the cattle and it
did not take them very long to clean up
the moderate offerings.
Desirable killing cows were alo strong
to 10c higher and they are safely 1020c
higher than last week a close, ab a mai-
CHICAGO 1,1 VK STOCK MARKET
Demand for t attlts and llogn Steady
Sheep Strong. ' r
' CHICAGO Jan. 2 CATTLE Receipts
estimated at 7,000 head; market, steady;
beevee $4.1MD8.50; Texas steers, $1.28S.t6,
"e"' 'i mhttxi: atockers and
feeders. $3.2.Va6.76; cows and heifers, $2.00
Urt. 40; calves. 86.S0fl8.0O. t
HCX3S Receipts estimated at f."W
, , . i. ... .snrl ateadv: llgnt.
S$ie. 5 niixed? "S.sMpSS;- heavy K
269; rough, Vrt.OI; goofl 1 to cho ca
heavy. .wat., ij.b V'av-4"-v"
SH EBP13, A S D. LAMBS Receipts estl
. ocnoft head: market, strong; ng
tive, i..s.-. "'z:i. ' r..T,. a. so
nil. 4.b.vaO.I. IU""'. nic, ;
estern, i4.itfflo.ou.
i.o.la Stock Market.
ot iniTia .tan 2. CATTIjE Receipts,
imVo.H in'cindtnsr l.fliio Texans; market
steady; native shipping ana "P"'1
steers, $S.OmH9.S6; Bressed beet and butcher
steers.' $5.25&8.00; steers Under IW'.
at a ju.4i nr. . u airai atnn i ni n. an. "r u " i
rows ana heifer. .007.00: canner $1.00
ml Indian iitMrs, $4.00.00; cowi
a l- - 1 - A eAlfirt OH
anil lie.iiri w " , . . ,1A
HOGS Receipts, t.tssi "r"''
" jr-i lights t4.75fu8.2R: mtxed
arid btitchers, $6.00(&.30; good heavy, $8.20
nkaa. In boxes, per box, $3.00; bulk In 28 ter of fact a good many salesmen would
. , H ... ... ... I nHi.an.ld. Al, A n htarhV than that.
(00 so
am 40 4"
40 140 It
70 f4 (4
lilt SS. S6
l,10 104 107 107
KM M 14
11, raw lo ion lot
400 H 74 74
ton nu SI II
i.ao in H7 ii
)IK III 91 hi
4 no in m u
too nu nu n
1.100 101 s lo
i
U
too it II so
43,400 IU HI IM
1.400 V 14 H
1.600 6 W 15
1.400 III 14 2T
1,100 4 4 4S
00 41 VI 41
s
70
300 44 44 4.'
4,000 Hi IU I"
I.6U0 tt ZS'a t
100 71 tl 71
tnS (7 47 X7
aoo ti It II
ti It "
14 14 4
174 171 17s
Dut the advance even higher than that.
It must be understood by shippers, how
ever, that the advance Is due entirely to
the very meager receipts and anything
like large runs might cause prices to de
cline as rapidly an they have advanced.
Htrlctlv a:ood feeding cattle were In
Florida, 46-otj slaes, per I quired after to some extent at steady
nnnea. Dili ins xeeuiia waa in j eiuw w.u
wek on the medium feeders and light
storkers and It Is very hard to move cat
tie of that kind. Rricea on such cattle
are as much as lOWc lower than last
week.
Oood to choice beer steers. st).7o(s.w;
ur.ri.aai.lh. buxes. per iu., luc. jcisa:
California, per caae oi u ii-os. pkga.,
dc; per cuse ot St 12-us. pkgH., $2.6o; per
caae of 60 o-o. paga., ..vu; rtw lutgian.
6-cruWii In 20ib. ooxea, per lb., 16c;
--jrown U 9i-io, uoaee. jier jd., itc;
7-crown in w-10. ooxja, 1 er 10., jc.
Qrape Fruit:
crate, $a.U0; ov-oa-oa aiaaia, pet tian, o..
Urapea: Malaga grapes in bbla., $6.6019
goo. Lemons: L,linonelra bland, extra
fancy, Joo . V""' box, $6.00; 360 slse,
i'er box, $4.'i6; Urnt Uitnoneira, fanoy,
400-860 aliea. per box, $4.25; 240 and 40
hnv . Imta. 4)raliaea: Can.
ro-Tua, Kavela. 96-128 sixes, per box. $3.00; fair to good beef steerg, $6.00ifr .76,;, com-.wii-2it-26t
sises, per bog, $3.00. mon to fair beef -ateer, $4.76iifl.75; good
1'AUl.Kii-Cabbage: ' Wisconsin, to choice heifers, $4.75&6.00; good to
Der ib., 2c. Celery: Michigan, per dog., choice cows, $4.25fa5.25; fair to good cows,
ioc- California Jumbo, per ao., aoc. Cu-I H. ibdJ4.z&; common 10 lair cowa,
. MO
no
, tl.aoo
1110
, 100
. t.aoo
.lll.aoo
44
4
m
47
7
01
Am
44
4t
1.100 111 111 111
, . ., u , ..tiiina were aa louowa.
v i -- air-.
r 1A11 M nieuo winirr h""-"".
4w- winter aiiatglita. 4U.im 4. tib ; api'in
pateula, 4.. ."Cir.. t'i apimg sua.gnts. 4it.
iuu baker, eltxat ....; spring paielita,
lien, at t..ow for the beat liaru.
Kl'r-Ni). 2. k2ii!.2c.
R VRI.k-1 (Veil or mixing S5ct1.00,
fair to cnolce malting, $l.lrJu I.JO.
nKfcHM-'llmoiiiy, $1.'.ooxiIj.ou. Clover,
'KiVlr-IONS-Pork. mess, per bbl.,
8I6 4MU15.W. Lard, per low Iba . I9-Uni
! ..net II.K.sel. 8.SO.
'i'..i .i.-.i Kiues t wheat and flour
were equal to &ni,J0 bu. Primary recc.pt
were i.i, nu.. eunipareu w.t.t ....
. .. ..rr...,M.n.iuir oav a year ago. 1 lit
visible auppiv ol wneat In the I lilted
male decreased l.l'.s.uuo bu. for the weeg.
.1.. amount ot breadstuff oil iK;ean paa-
increased h44l.uui bu.
1. .i.... ,.t rcr.niia for tomorrow:
m i... ran: coin. 4 cars; oata, HI
...... i'..... at. taio bead.
Chicago i'aan prices Wheat : No. 2 red
ta'.Wus.c: No. 4 red. s3-iam-; No. haiu
.......ui: No. g hard, imjij.c; No. 1 nurlti
ru tl.iaVtil.10; No. 2 inn lliern. $1.0Vul.uo
No. 2 noilhern, gl.4sgjii.tK,; N.i. 2 spring
uu iiil Ml: No. 8 spring, afictill.tt); No.
...r,.r aouiK.'r: vrlif. ciiau, suci,l tr2
.lurum. 90il 4). Corn: No. 3. M44lve; No.
g white, Iiwl4i2c; No. 3 yellow, bl.lvjc
v.. a ..SijOv.c: Nu. 4 while. uWuMk'; o
vellow o.',y.ttc. nt" co. a onue,
isfl.Hl:; 4V:; No. S white. 4.u
4:; No. 4 wnltr. i''j.'c; slandaiu,
4K-u4Jvc.
Rye, No. 2. syjWTV. Barlet, 0.n$l.Sl.
Clover. $13.fcuii2.U. Timothy, lit WDi Li.t.
BCrThK "lead) ; ereainn lea, :.,u.sh-;
da I Hn, 2 4131c.
Kta4iS Recelpta. l.94 caaea. Market
firm; at mark, caaea Included, lacutc;
firsts. 21-ic; prime firsts, 2WtJJc.
CliKKaK Steady; daisies, IC li;c; ;
twins, 1&4"'c; Voung America. l''
1'A.c; Uri horna. Pi'vulc.
PoTAToKsi iv-islcr; choice to fancy, 93
4(is.'; '"lr to gid, My4c.
pul'I.TRY Klrin; turkeys. UQUc;4
chickens, l'tlc; springs, lH,c.
VKALe-Hu-ady at 7iiic.
Cat lot Receipts Wheat. Jj cara, with 4
of contract gtad. Ct.rn, 247 cars, with
nous Of contract grade. I lata, 8i cars.
Total rrceliis of wheat at Chicago, Mm
nepolla and 1'ululh tcday were 473 curs,
coir. pat ed aim t7 cara last week and 3V7
t:ara Ilia corresponding day a year ago.
l!trratvl Orala MarUrt.
LlVhatltxU Jan. 2.-WH BAT-Spjt.
steady: No. $ Manitoba. 7a kd; futures,
f j in; March. 7a 4 Vl; May, 7s ',d; July,
1 :v-..l
- gjoikN ripot, aKcaJ ; Auacrlcgu vkUxeU,
Peoria Market.
PBOR1A., Jan. t.-CORN-Jan. 1-Lower-
No. 2 whlet. 6knVlc; No. 4
white tsic; No. S yellow, istiMVe; No. 4
vellow. rjOiuOliV; NO. 8 mtseu, awrjosv.
So. 4 mixetl. fctilic; sample, 63c.
ClATS Inuctlve.
I.10S tl M a
440 64 44 44
n.1 t 4
400 II It !
loo to to to
..... 44
'i.'ioo 'ioii "it" 7
i.ioo im im in
t.SOO 17 M 84
1.700 It 1 11
4; re I at Stocks In Liverpool.
I.1VKRPOOU Jan. 2. The following art
the stocks nf wheat ana corn in siore
and on qiiava iraiiwev aim ..,.,
m.,i Jiichidrd): Wheat, 2,J43.0t0 rentals,
oorn, 643.0a.i0 centals.
MIlHankre Uraln Market.
MII-WAriiKR Jan. t-WH EAT No. t
northern. $1.4.'o 1 iw; mo. l nunnrrn, .
gil.tst; No. 2 hard winter, i.vii i.,
D4,c; July. w.
- . .. . ..... ... id. - ..iUn
UATti rManuaro, vi'i.'T
BARLEY Malting, HiSt'&MSc.
KvaiMt rated A p plea aad Drlea rrnlta,
NKW YORK. Jan. 2.-K.V A TORATEU
LMater Rio 43
A.
k il i l.-a 1 a ctlve. hut steady with ill r...
absence of selling preaaure; on the spot 4o jat pftf..
fancy, Vtur. atione, o-h . a.....--.
. . '. . .c I, .- J.,.l.lu
i iwi I. i li r, x i uiir.. . j
.nd urlcea are firm. Uuotatlona
ranaa from i.41 uc ror i aiiiuriii p
ai.ai. and from 10 12o lor Oregons.
Waal era Marylant ...
Wawinsaouaa Blaetrl
Waatarn I'nloa
Wheeling 4k L.
Latin Valler
Chine Copper
u r.nna.,ltdaled ...
Total aalaa lor the ar. 47.400 abaraa.
l.oaaota 9iaecav Jmr w .
tnvnoN. Jan. 1 American aeourltles
opened steady today. lTaJlnaT waa quiet,
pending the receipt ot the Wa street
opening, but a good tone prevailed and
' . . i n a . I .. a ,..H.u
price rangetj i.. lu a--"-.
liiiaaoa ... .
Ixindon closing stocks:
tVaaola. monar i'ifu,,,J" " I"""" ,',2
o ran. aooounis ,
ln cppar aar. l. leotrs. nia
ieon. 7Norfolk Wl.ra . 11
A..-HlaoB. l.naparitit at nwi.iq ...
-- . . ... .,4
Oo pW. . '"'
Baltlniora m 4llo..m tmiario ar. w.r.
I'anadlan Parlflo ...ltlrnnBrlranla
Itaaapaaae 4k unto.. i.X'nttt snu
I'atcago . W . .. . .
4Tll., Mil. at. r.
lis Basra
M St4
Orana Trunk
lllnula lntral
KILVK.R-Rnr,
It Kaatflng
lllsouihara liallwtr
. II eo pfd
. toSouthara Paolflo .
. 41 Colon Paclflo ....
. 11 do pfd
. 14 l g. Steal
. 4!t 4o pfd
. 4Vabath
,144 da pld
:
. ii
. ts
... 4
.... 7
... r
... 71
...114
...177
... M
... 7
...114
... 4
cumbera: Hot houae, per dog.. $2.0u. tgg
Plant: f ancy r lunus, yvt una., a.w. uat
lie Extra fancy, white, per lo. 16c. JLal
tuoe: tvixtra fancy, leaf, per dog., too.
Onions: California, while, per lb., 8c; Wis
consin, yetlow and rtd. In sacks, per lb.,
iWc; Spanish, Pr crate, $1.90. Parsley;
Fancy southern, per dog., bunches, st
7bc Potatoes: Minnesota Early Ohio, par
bu $1.10; w iseuiiBiit wimw wfcwn, uu.,
tl ib- -In 10-sack lots, 6c less. Sweet Po
"" .. . lv- kki 1.1 on- v...
laioes: n.D""i a.
bsk tl-86- Rutabagas: fu sacks, per lb.,
lc'. Tomatoes: California, per crate,
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds: Tarra
gona, per lb., UVkc; tn sack lots, 6o lass,
uraxll nuts: Per lb., ltftoo; In sack loU, lc
less. Cocounuts: Par sack, 86.60. Filberts:
Per lb., 14c; In Back lots, lo less. Pea
nuts: Roasted, per lb., 8Vo; raw, per lb.,
iio, pecans; Large, per lb., 17c; In sack
lota lo less. Walnuts: New crop. UU,
California, per lb., 17e; In sack lots, lo
less. Cider: New Nehawka, per la-gal.
44. bbt., $3.00: per JO-gal. bbl.. $6.50; New
York Mott's, per la-gal. bbl., $3.50; per
i-nal. bbl., $.50. Houey: New, 24 frames.
ai?K wrant: Per lb-gal. keg. $1.0o; par u-
UmU keg, $1.10; Wisconsin, per iu-bbl., 8J.50.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. I METALS SUnd
ard copper, quiet; spot and future 813.87
tO $lt.Zb- i.UIlOon HIBiaci' DIIUU8, n,oi,
ta hs 91: futures 64. pounds 6s Ijike
copiier 14ialVic; electrotytlo 14'fi-o; cast
ing 13'jl4. Tin, dull, spot $43. "40044 .irl:
futures S40.5ttrM4.6o. London market,
weak: spot 20, pound Is; futurea 1XM
pounds lt. lad. ttilet $4.40rg4.6U New
Vork and $4.Sil1t4i4.374 East St. Ixiula.
Ixindon 16 pountla, 12a 4M. Sielter. quiet,
SH.gn4i4l.35 New York and $H 104i4i.20 Kast
St. Ijouls. London 20 pounds 15s. Anti
mony, dull; Cookson's $7.75. Iron, Cleve
land warranta fcts, 6d in London. Locally
Iron was steady; No. 1 foundry northern
ii :mv. isoii No 2. 814 5Frrlt.7: No. 1
southern and No. 1 southern soft $14.
MHT. LOIMS. Jan. 2 METALS Lead
firm at 4.37Va- Spelter firm at $6.30.
$2.75
8.10; good to choice Blockers and feeders
tf,.4iKh4.4lO: fair to good Blockers and feed-
ra 14 naft.40: common to fair stockers
and feeders, $3.60&4.f6; stock heifers, $3.60
04.60; veal calves, $3.60Aj7.DO; puna, stags
etc, S.2ntti6.K.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Apricots, ntr.et. but ateady; choice, laif get for
r.Vac- entra choice. lwnloHe; fancy, l.i mouths
lvo Veachea. Inactive, but ateady; choice,
ll!ttllc; extra choice, iit,iiK .
1212S''. Raisins, slendy. with
lobbing demand; loose Muacatea,
choice lo fancy Beetled. 7St4,4C; I
,ii ...!... ,tra choice. llTitlie . itinj.
jiu..-.. --- i " .,, k - r.lr
, .u ...
7c, lindon layera. $1.40'il.45.
Pklladelptila I'rodnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Pec. t.-IRTTER-Hieady;
western creamery apeclala, 4tS-;
western creamery extras. 3ueT nearby
prints, extra. 4lc.
pcii)8-Steady; fair demand: P.eJ.syl-.,.'.i-
.n.1 other nearby flrata. fre casea.
iu rase: Pennsylvania and other
TT..arbv. current recelpta. tree caes. Js.40
ner case; western
per case; wc
cases, is. a . ,
l'llr.rl'. rinn; ew ivit tun v .
fancy. 16gi7c; .New lora, ibii 10 goou,
lot) luC.
teady, 26 3-lod per og.
M4iNKY-2r(2 per cent.
Tha, rate of discount In the open mar.
choice, 154 kal for short Mil. SH. I"r cent; three
uiiis, oyt ti
New York Money Market.
VVTW YtRK. Jan. I.-MONEY On call.
No.
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.180 I 40
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. tis I to
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. two 4 It
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COWS.
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70 I 40
741 t 7S
,700 I 75
411 4 00
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1l0 I 7t
IteO 4 10
ltaO 4 10
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1140 4 tfi
160 4 li
1170 4 10
BULLS.
it
i.
i.
Av. Pr.
1011 t 46
1091 t 45
lilt 70
1141 t 71
104 t 75
1540 7 40
110 t 00
1.11! 7 16
1500 I to
10S 4 IS
t6t 4 SO
MS t 40
MS 4 40
tit 4 to
inti 4 45
1171 t 7b
1074 4 71
1046 4 JO
..'...lilt I 00
1011 t It
Ttt t 74
7S1 4 10
I7t t 06
tot I 10
no i to
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710 t 40
tOM 4 40
1770 4 t
1490 4 46
1410 4 76
IMS ( 00
ll'l b OS
.1030 24
' '.. . una -n.xa.lnta 4.500
eid: market steady; native mutonB,2
to TR. lomhs. 14 H.W: CUlis taiiu
bucka.'$l.25&3.75; stockere, $L502.75.
I . . a i- aanolr Mairket
mmv,mmm a ,
ix.u.ii rlTV Jan. 2. CATTLE R
ri . , . i... tniodina- two southerns
ceipiit, aa, :vrT--. beef
and export steers. $6 .m 50; ir to good
ao.ww-o.i, "I""' " .Vn,!lil. .Ai.lh.rn
VsukM southern'' cows. $flofr
- aac ai. hir.
4 75: native cows, k.wio.w, , L
era 840.00; fc.M).2B; calves,
;. .m t,a-it. wtarket
H4JUt itectnyia. V,'. , . ' 4- m n. a fT
steady to strong; bulk of sale. ..
neavv to SOaKVi; packers and-butchers,
lw!&?8rhtt $5.tJM).lo; pigs. K00
5.10. . , ..mo nu.iMii ii noo
head- market 10ffil5c lower; lambs, J4.75f
yearling. $4.506.4); wethers
4 80; ewea. la.OOta.OO; stockers a.nd feed
ers, 82.KS4.00.
Officials elected In Omaha nd Tous
la county at tho general election of
November 7. will take oftice Thursday.
County Commlsslonera-elect Kranlc C.
Rest and A. C. Hprte, republicans, will
succeed County Commissioners Jcft W.
Bedford and Oscar J. Plckard. democrat.
The democratic majority of four to one
on the county board will give place to
republican majority of three to two.
ommlBsloncrs Peter E. Euasser anu
Tom O'Connor holding over.
John C. Lynch, county commissioner.
who holds over, will be made chairman
of the board. The board then Will make.
appointment, a follows:
J. M. Leidy, superintendent detention
school. ' . . , . ...
J. M. Calabria, superintendent. tui"-
house. ... , ,
Kd M. Robinson, aupennienurnt. toun.
hospital. . ,.....,. v
Ur. r . J. Mcnncr. coutuj rut."
Robert Milder, county storekeeper.
W. H. rirandt, assistant storekeeper.
John Ijirson, county carpenter.
W. K. Chrlsman, county building en-
Martin Tlbke, courinouse nigm wi..i-
msn. ,
William Brltton. oourrty nospuai en
gineer.
Board to Adjoorn Today.
Under the law the present Board of
Countv Commissioner must meet soma
time during- Friday and adjourn sine d'.e.
The new board then must meet gnd
organize. The present board probably
will meet early In the rrtbrnlng and then
adjourn until later In the evening In tha
hope that Judge Day sometime during;
the day will dissolve the temporary order
restraining- the present board from letting
a contract for Interior decoration of the
new county building. If Judge Day so
acts the board will let the contract arid
then adjourn sine die. If he does not,
there will be nothing left but to take
the legally required adjournment and 'et
the democratic majority die without let
ting the contract.
In Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff-elect F. J. McShane. Jr., will
take office, succeeding Sheriff Bralley.
Chief Deputy Sheriff W. A. Foster will
continue In that position. The new em
ployes in the sheriff's office will begin
work on the same day. They ara E. W.
Palmer, bookkeeper; John M. Cahlll.
Jailer; Miss Margaret Flanagan, stenog
rapher; Henry Schroeder, James K. mus.
grave, Ada-n Sloup, Qua Lurabrecht,
John R. Mahoney, Jr., Joe. Wright, Tom
McCleneghan, George Hauptman, and W.
A. Hanger, deputies. Mrs. Josephine)
McPherson will contlnus as matron of
tha county jail.
; County Judge Leslie will take the placn
of Judge William A. Redlck of the dis
trict bench. Police Judge Bryce Craw,
ford will become . county , judge and
Charles B. Foster will succeed him aa
police Judge.
- D. - M. Haverly.will give up his office
as county clerk and will be succeeded by
Frank Dewey, who has been deputy there
for many years. "" .
Frank A. Furay will retire a county
treasurer and be succeeded by Willtam
O. .Ure . ...
aa. tn.r.k l,lve Stocat Mnrket
BT JOSEPH. Mo., Jn. 2- CATTLE
Receipts, 2,500 head; . mV w.iV.A Mftri
leers. S4.MXao.UW cows kiiu t
66.25; calves, $3.50'4.7o.
. . . ... , . , , . . . a an iieaul: marker.
eiintjv rwcv.i'.. - ' .
atrong; top, 8 .26; bulk of sales, so.smoji.io.
SHEEP AND LAMliB-ItecellUa, 1.500
head; market, atrong; lambs, J6.0Wfi6.26.
Stock In Stgrtit.
Ti...iM.'r live stock, at the five prin
markets vesterday:
cipat wii. Sheen.
- : - ......
South Omaha..
St. Joseph
Kansas city.-
St. lxiuls
Chicago
' Totals
8.700
... 1500
...li.UfO
... 4.4.10
... 7,000
4l
4.600
11.000
7.l0
28,000
7.300
14,000
4,500
2,O0O
....28.800 68.800 61,300
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-COTTON-Spot
rloaed; steady, 10c higher; middling up
lands. .Sc; middling gulf, S.uoc; Sale
tdellvered on contract), 4W.50l bales; fu
ture, ouened steady; January, 8i.c;
CALVES.
ISO 4 to I lit 7 to
40 4 16 8 176 1 00
136 4 M 1 tlO 7 M
lot 4 60 1 t4l t 16
4 40 I 00 1 110 T 10
10 t 60 1 170 7 60
1.10 I 71 1 MO 7 60
110 T 00 1 140 7 74
146 T M I ISO 7 J
140 7 0
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
, 470 4 to 4 710 I 00
700 4 7i 4 !) iu
70t t 10 to 17 5 SO
Oil nn Raln.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 2.-TURPENTINE-
F,KOS,rf; type F..$7.07HWW: C1.
$7.10iij7.12,4.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YODK. Jan. f-J'
Rio 14Hc. Futures closed quiet; March,
18.43c; May, 13.23c.
RURAL LIFE SPEAKERS HGED
Joint Session with Fanner' Grain
and Live Stock Association,
WILL MEET HERE NEXT WEEK
4419 - m - 1.1 fa.
ItroinTbent sinoenia a.
and Kara Conditions Are on
the Progrrnna Which' Is
Moat A tractive.
Newsboys Are Guests
at the Jacobs Hall
Newsboys of Omaha were banqueted at
the Jacobs Memorial hall last night.
Two hundred or more boys were treated
to one of the best feeds they ever de
voured. It waa prepared under the di
rection of Mrs. F. L. Haller and Mrs.
M. O. Maul. The boys were marched up
to the hall by the street circulation,
managjera of the local papers and once)
there pandemonium reigned. Dean and
Mrs. J. A. Tanooclt were In charge og
the entertainment and after all the
guests whi were coming, had been ac.
counted for they entered, the dining room
where a turkey feed awaited them.
Each little guest . was given as much
turkey and cranberry sauce as he could,
stow away and then mince pie.' cake, lc
cream and fruit were served. Every boy-
was given a box of candy and oranges.
The banquet started at o clock, but
by 7 no one could be found who was
willing to leave the table, so the vaude
ville program, which had been arranged
to follow the banquet wag deayed. Later
all swarmed up stairs to witness tht
show staged for their benefit.
This show rras composed of newsboy
talent with the exception of a dainty
little dance by 7-year-old Katherine in
ner and a talk by Dean Tancock ami
F. L. Haller. When the final act had
been presented the boya nearly raised
the roof with their cheers and yells for
Mrs. Maul, Mrs. Haller, Dean Tancock,
Mrs. Tancock and themselves.
Culls from the Wire
c.mniPtad'iinicrimi for the convention
of the Nebraska Farmers' congress, the
Nebraska Rural Life commission ana
Farmers' Co-operative Grain and Live
Stock association, which meet here Jan
uary 10 to IS. schedule addresses in pan
. 7ut 6 to J 441 4 40 as follows:
HOGS-A more natural market for hogs George E. Condra. prewar ", ."
i.u.i,w.,i on a liarht suiii.lv. light and conservation congress, mi ui. ou.-
high mixed stun snowing oeaiiim, wuua vey." j. v . Shortnui, nantpiun,
ateady. at JV4 per cent; ruling rate, m
per cent; closing bid. per cent; tillered
. . . i ..... . . . . .. , -. ...ii.
at 4 per rent. u .... , -..w
daya thlrtv daya and ninety da. SVjt
per cent; Bin montha. SHj4 per cent.
1'RIMK MERCANTILE r-APER-44S
4lWUNil EXCHANGK-Flrm. with
actual buatneaa In bankera' bllla at- J4 . e.'4j
for alxty-day bllla end at 14.M05 for de
mand; commercial bills, S4.SJV.
SILVER Har, 64Hc; Mexican, dollars.
44c. ... . .... ,.
BONUtt uovernmeiu, utauj , itmutu,
ber. 9.46c; October, .Mc; November, .5Sc
leoember, f.S.c.
March Sfe': May. 12c; July. an". high mixea siun nuwin mun", "" vey; j. w, enoriniu, i.iw"".
Augua't. .ro bid; September, 30c bid; heavlea opened about steady. 1 he widen- Uon ln the f-.rmers' Elevator Move
October. S7o; inn-ember. .4J bid. log of the price range wa by no means ra.V.on p Manchester. secretary
Cotton futures closed firm. Closing surprising, as yesterday's famine run ment. "' h.a "What Omaha is
bids- January. 01c; February, Wc; caused bacon gradea to sell abnormally Omaha Grain exchange. W hat umana is
March, 17c; April, t ile; May. s.suc; June, high, inclines -n ivtraitt ....u.iu ...u . l0ing and win i'o ior ...... -
SJc; July, i.Stc. August, .4Zc; septem- under pounds anuiaiutw w '"m "t flraln Market;" Willis E. iteea, msciisoii,
' ir: " .KT-tTJi'.:. . " "Prlcea;" Henry W. Yatea. Omana, iiow
.......... ..--. ... ,. I r... Plain Will Arlect
Supply conaniea oi aooui ar.niij i xne Aiur.cn
m.iaiilv llahta. and with the demand from 1 rirntr." Dr. Oeorge O.'Vlrtue, Unl-
all quarlera reasonably active It required .. , Nehraaka, "Substitutes tor the
only an hour ;or two of trading to make p"'., ProD.r,y Tax;" Prof. A. D.
a complete ciearnnce. on. ni wy- - ,i,,n,ir1 enllesre
ulatori bought freely, taking about thirty Wilson. Minnesota Agricultural college.
loads of TM to zt-pound orierings. t. toe- -xhe German system oi
lug values, especially on high mixed ricuitura Credltu;" Bruce McCulloch,
gradea. allowed the full decline noted Drovers' juurnal-Btockman. "Bhlp-
The best heavy hoga on Bale brought eaiior un i i... jiinrk " L. K
. . ... Z. ......... u'. hlh n,l,v. nlna and Marketing EIVelOCg, X D.
,l,.,, ino aaiii. '"'"' L"..r:' f 7, w-.l,- ir.rme "Co.
.. .1 b..m at av a t-si lm east in ii j rtirn 1.-1.30 aon n 1 iinrrAit tHiiinr iirui stcrta a . ,
ward. There were only a lew nuncnea oi nm.rtion in Europe ana tne uanes; n.
plgt on sale, the demand for this class Br.man. editor Farm Magaxlne, "The
4', a
Dry Cioods Market,
IRY i M UK The cotton goods mar
kets opened fairly ateady with many
retailers ln the market aeeklng domes
tics. TUe men's war trade reports a
good demand for Chlnclllaa for tall de
livery, fotton yarns opened very quiet
with prlcea unchanged.
laiar Mnrket.
NEW YODK, Jan. S.-KCOAR-Raw,
nulet: muai-ovado. S teat, 4 Ug4 cen
trifugal. s4 teat, 4l'n4tiic; iiiolaaae,
t.ai, )V4Ktl 4te. Refined tialek
Mi
4
.tern iirais. ties. ct.w, fi,,.Bjv
tern, current receipts, free " (jloatng quotations ou bonds today were
aa follows
V. g. rat. ts. t
ga cousaa ..
t g. la. rag..
4a causae .
I'. S. f 4.
4o eauaMW
ailia-Ctoai. lat
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A. T ...
aat. Tooacca
t. Mm
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mo rt. 4a
ao r. as...
A. 4 U la
aal tlSta 4a
aa I'aa
4a g W. tv,a
rosk. Tr 1
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.14 Inl M. M
.HH Sjauaa 4a
..ml aa 4a
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..11141. g. 4et. 4 l"l
..1111. S. usl. 4a....
.. 4 al K. a T. lat 4a.
I..1USI 4 4Wa
l..llltll. PulfU' 4s 71
.. l .N. H, M at M. 4V.S siu
ll4N. T. ' g I4a 74
4a Kt
11. a h.
17 tt. la 131W
.10) N. at W. lat c. 4a... M
. t. r. 4s 141
. tl Na racKlo 4a Stt,
. 1 It ll 44
. ll4,o. t. U rf4g ta . M
4a... 4 rea aa. Iiaa lilt.. T
..lt tan. 4s. 11
Meet Market.
IIOSTON. Jan. J.-WOOL-Trading iu
domestic wool Is more quiet, but valuej
lie holding very firm. A fairly good
t....,i... 1. i.ei.iir itnna In fleeces, whl.e
the demand for territory atpca t -.t
maintained. Choice Ohio half-flood com
munda 2i4jJSc and fine territory staple
is moving freely at 21 "o. Considerable
Intereat is reported ln pulled wool.
ST. LOl'lsf. Jan. r-WOOLr-Meady:
teri-ttoiv and weatern mediums, lt'.Mo,
fine mediums. 164uUc; fine, ltrlic.
Tnrnentlne aad Retain.
SAVANNAH. Jan. i -TI RPENTINE
Flrm. ut Mi'a'uSOVac; Bales, f.144 bbla.; re
ceipt. IK bbla.; Shipments,
stocks, so.m. onis. ...
Ri8IN-r lrm; sales. S.sai bbla.; receipts,
8 677 bbls.; ahlpmenta. 2.442 bbla.: iks.
UJ.tSt.' bbla: 11, ti.!2VuM: D. t tii.iS;
E. 7.0W7.1i.; K. 7.VW: O. . .07S
7.30; II. I7.14su7.i0; I. ri UVu7 Sa! K. t. r;
M, N, 17. 40; U, i isj;. r ,
Catftee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1-COFFEE-Fu-turea
closed quiet, net unchaitgd to
ptiluts higher; salea. 4W0 bag; January.
U 74c; Kenruary. 1.1. at.-, oaarc... ,.w ,
A..rii is so.-: Mav. June. July, August and
September. 12. Sic; October. U StV; Novell
..; i t l.Si.' 1 member 13.12c. fcpot. quiet
Rl.t. No. 7. I4"c: Santoa. No. 4, li,o.
Mild. dullS Ctiivlevtv, lV3UVs4k
of atovk proving erratic and uncertain.
Representative sales:
Attorney General Wlckersham and Sec
retary Nagel and Samuel Uhtermeyer of
New York have been asked to appear be
fore the house rules committee January
15 and give their views upon the proposed
investigations by congress.
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Rochedale Stores;" T. F. Bturgess, editor
Twentieth Century Farmer. "German Ag
riculture."
THIS MAN REJOICED WHEN
HE SAW POLICEMAN UUMINU
Tom Jolce ot South Omaha, shortly be
fore midnight, was rescued rrom two ne
groes who were beating him at Four
teenth and Dodge streets by Police Of
ficer Knutxen When the officer arrived
one negro started to run and fell and was
I captured and the other was held by
Jolce. Jolce told the police the negroes
were attempting to rob him. The negroes
1 gave tbelr names as 8am Jones, $10 Call-
itvtrnla, tvnd John Leray, iwge street.
ASSETS
REALIZATION
COMPANY
CA1TTAL
.910,000.000
Will loan on security requir
ing special Investigation
or close supervision, and
not available for bank loans.
Large enterprises financed.
Prompt Investigation of
security offered, whatever
its character 0 r location.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
IZW YOU 8S Broad Street
rKIXABELraUA tafayette Bldg.
CaUC4.00.rUst Kafl Bank Bldg-
foWJ CtWEOY VATCH F0Bf-.
P ' Vj reuwducuca ( a C0I4 ets-auoour-t
W '. 1-4 tl cree loss kalsiar I I I laokaa. It's
r -. '..L. ... . ft IM. iMLkM fl.4 M .DlUU at,
til .' aa ana I rm mmm w I Ul ear 4
eubaoni'ttaa to aux spiaaOit a l.a
paec Ps4ms4 ftmla fries lis C S.)
Ek. ptas. ps tfwia.
IJISii""ii'1". w
I asiac rs4Ma4 taln
f I kc a . 1 sat as.,4
VJ.1 a4 I'll toall toll a4 fir
2.1 rtgklbaa Vouilfcatall
I flret buar srapud
rukl kaua You'll kaaaluratM trim sou
l.i ftaiatrr.UnM, sat a,tl. MMrll, Bo.
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