tiii: m;K: omaiia. Tiintm.Y. .iaxiiauy 4, v.n-2
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Ik
nrw, Sssd; Amorl('n mixed, old, id.
mures, stead.v ; January, in Sd; l-'eh.
ruary, . kd.
leidtri in Bull Trade Taking More
Interest in Bull Side.
INCREASE IN DEMAND NOTED
Trudf In Corn KipccHn Rig Itaa
Iar a "short Time, ( l.eaat
k While Present Weather
(nntlaaes.
f,H IIRK 4;I:PF.RI. M A H K KT
A ariose
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
81(1
kiln
I. f.
Mantatlon f the liar
4 omtnorlltles.
XKW YORK. .Tan. 9. KLOUR-Stciidy;
Sluing patents. tVO'iiu XO; winter straights.
4. icti4.au; winter pitents. 4 .M ii;
spring !. ra. 14 lti4 ST.. winter extras.
ftn. t. 1'i Tixfi.1 Mi: winter citrus. No. i.
13 K'.'il.l.C; Kansas sti atght. 4.rm4i4.7o. Re
reipls, 1, IS", hhls.; shipments II, Ml bbls.
Hv flour. stead v! fair tti cuoi. 44 ."1 l.!i:
i holre t.i ftinrv, tt.!i.'; '..).'.. Buckwheat
flour unlet i.' tier l.m His '
4't HtAM E Al. Kasv t.lte Vr.,te
OMAHA. Jon. .1, riiw, si f r,i i mills'. fl.4 Vil i. n
I A riml C'T i '.It. 1 C
Mi.ii'A IIHOI--". 111 lia lllll llfflS. HI Ml IIIIJ .. . , --.
eel, in! .rmr I" lighter than ; l' uxM.V.Y-tt,- H1(,13.
time for month. 4hsii wneHi . '1r f lfr L ' '
btiliisl, and an in.rease m the .-; iUing C ,.I'V Vn r(vl
and etipniR ueir.an.is mii.ni.eu. . .;.- - , ' '.- '.'..i ...; i
was aii-u an InitxTtant increase in im ' ' ,'"; "''" V J ";,.., "V.
visible supplv. .ew from Argentine is ; " n. ....... i "... i him n "",'"' ;l
near the sens.ith iial P"inl and It look ' o. b Hfloat. Future maikrt. bullish,
like buers weie going to have plenty of Argentina news with JlKht western re-
em-ouragemetit. . .. , '' . , " ' ' '"'" "'V.?..'.
The tiade. in corn is. expert a '. J":'".",""-... '.".'..".l-"' '
run for a moi i time at leafi .i..t ..... ,..-,.,,,,. .......,.,
weather hol.ln komI. This haa rreate.l a o i'l final pi Irei. ere .,. lower. May
ferlinie In fnvoi of a 1.- liiie In r. e-. rlon.-rt l .1 -, -l-: July Wo.
but rash prx e are firm, ami while pren- i ultN Spot maiki-t. ehy : etport n"v.
eat cunilillmm favur hcIIIiik the !. line ",'c f. o. h. afloat. J'ihuim niHrkel wna
will l.e Mlioi t llve.l. , . , "'""'VH1- t- . . .
Heavy pruflt taking len rae.l rvivat OA I f-Kpi.t marki I. firm: vtanrlard
fut urea todav. but news la b'.nllh mul the hitc M',c m i-leva torn; No. i, Mc; No.
decline will probably ! ahort l.vl. t'anh 8 an. I .o. 4. natural white mul
wheat waa 'jc htKher. , " hlte llpne.l. xt't c on track. Kutttrra
The corn niarki-t wa il! on p:'Ire , r.ihi k"t m nominal,
aelllna bv beam who are ant i. iat i n at K H At-firm; pilnir. Il.no. nominal: X.i.
heavy run to market. t'h corn un- , J. II No. 2. l.Ml.lo, No. 3, Sic
changed to V lower
Weakness Follows Brisk Demand in
the First Hour.
PROFIT TAKING IN EVIDENCE
f'.inmlv wheat receipt V.-evA
V.iihela and hi. I. 'inert weie JT-.f'l') bu-hrl,
KaliiKt receipt l-t -ar of .III n linlii
and ahipmenta of !"' bii'ie!.
Primary coin receipt were .'.fi.two
buahela and alilpnter.t were r,4.rrt btiehel!'..
aKHlnut receipt lnt vo ir of 7 ' ""I bushel
and ahlpment of 54n.oi bunliel.
f'leaiancea were tniHl.ela of corn,
l.arn buahel of oiita and wheat and flour
equal to bunliel.
Liverpool cln ed hlKhcr on wheat
and Sd hiKlmr corn.
The followlim each ula were reported:
Wheat: No. 4 hard. I car. f'tc. Cornt No
4 vellow. 1 car. :c: 2 car, fifjc; No. 3
mined. 1 cur. rr. No. 4 mixed, 1 "r.
Mc; no srado. 1 car. 6!r; i cara. 8S4c;
1 car, Mc. Oat: No. S white, 1 car, 4H,,ic;
Ko. 4 while, 1 car, 4'ic x
rimaba Caah frteea.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. Sl.OO'-M? 1 04
hard. 11.00171.03; No. 4 hard, ft.cgil.gn.
CORN-No 3 white. bUH'-i'e: No. 4
white. SNfioiie; No. 3 color, 6tyhic:. No. S
yallow. Hi-'c; No. 4 yellow, 671350;
No. t. mtlitWc; No 4, 6:iMe.
OATS No. 2 white. 4i'.H' 4ftc ; standard.
4'U4Mic: No. 3 white. imc; No. 4
white, 4.S?4f4tsy4e; No. S yallow, 45ti6c;
Vn 4 vallnu.' 4ft'tW4.r,. e.
RARI.FY-MaltliiK. $1 OOffl 5: No.
feed, TKoc; heavier field. h6e.
RYE! No. 2, (fMOWc; No. S, SHflWe.
Carlot Reeelata.
Wheat. Com.
Chicano 2'
Mlnnaapolla 121
Omaha 1
Duluta 36
No. i
4417
1
Oats.
12 V
CHICAGO GRAIN ATf PnOVISlOJf B
Featarea of the 'Iradlna; and Cloalnc
Prleea oh Hoard of Trade.
CHICAOO. Jan. S. Asaertlona that crop
ralna In rlnnce, Italy and Hpaln hava
been aiifftclent to make the Argentino
hortane reiuttvelv unimportant aeemaU
to lake all the atronKtn today out of
wheat. The market cwiaed eaay at a net
decline of H'i-c. l-aimt tradinn left
corn ViWic to So down, oata uncnanifeil
to e oif and hog produola varying from
a ahadn lower to to up.
In the lat half of the day aentlment
veered decidedly to the bear aide. At
tempts at profit-taking pulled down trie
market aomewhat and then came state,
menta that Kurope, exclusive of Itula,
had rained li.ow,(HJ0 bunhela more wneai
than In 110. The clone wsa within He of
the bottom level reached. May fluctuated
from Hc to S1.0." and In the end was
friHc, a net loss of c.
Blownesa of eastern demand, as wen as
the enlarging receipts, pulled down corn.
lay ranged from WfW'4C to lc, clos
ing steauy HTJo net lower
t ash grades were aeprcsaeu. a
low waa not quoted. ... ,
Oata eased oif on account of selling by
cash houses. I'pper and lower levels
reached for May were 44'o and 4:iSc.
with the close 4344o, a decline of 'c irorn
last night. .
Selling ordera were exceedingly small
In the provision pit and the close was un-
changed from yesterday.
The leading tuturs iangen as follows:
ht.tn.
HOI'S-Imll ; Rllo, rominon to choice,
V '!. 4v-iiVf. ; I 1 0. iinmlnil. 1'iielflc coast,
li'll, 4''a"ic; nominal.
Hllil-ri-M'ady; Central America, :.'c;
it. "t, ?J ll&c.
I.KATIIKH Klrm; hemlock first. 2M
j,r; KeeondH, ziijizijc; thirds, 'ilyzic; re-Jet-ta.
11m:.
I'KOV S ONH-Pnrk. slendv: mess.
I7.ii17.2S: fnmllv. SlO.O'r.i M.M- abort
clears. i;.;i; m.,K. Reef, steady: mess.
IJ.i; family, fl4.SUIS.t: beef hama,
-; .ikai ;;.). l.'ut meat. (inlet; pickled
bellies, 1l to 14 pounds, !.?: plikled
nam, jn n'niii.zr.. I.ard. Ilrm: middle
west. $.:xV.t.30; refined, easy; continent,
S'l.f.S; r'outh Ami'tlca, S10.2."; compound.
TAIiUiW- 4Jiilet. prime cltv. hhds..
'c; lountry, 6V(ifi"o.
Hl.'VTKIl - Firm; cieamery specials. 3Rc:
xlra, '4fiit7c: process specials. 2lJ1.4527c.
t'HFIKSIO-Flrtn: aklma, 4Ue.
KUUS--I" Irtn: fresh aathercd, extras. 83
t'.tc; 4-xtra firsts. Wtfn 31c; western gath
ered, whites, Knf.e:
roi l.lllY Alive etronaer: western
chickens. llfilViP; fowls, Uul4c; turkeys,
n'oinr. i 'l essen atea.iy; w estern rhlekens
(kalUVir; fowls, i.tiir.'ic; turkeys, iSfrtLijc,
M. I.nnla General Market.
HT. I.Ol'K. Jan. a WH KAT-Pash.
hither; track No. 2 r.-d, l7fwSc No. 2
hard. WciiSLW; Mav, iii,c; Julv.'TIISc.
('Oil V Weak: track No. Z, '3a4j444c;
No. 3 white, oVhi; Mav, 4Sc.
o TS Htrotig; track No. 2, 49c; No. 2
white, Vic; December, ivc.
KI,OI'H Dull; red wlntor patents, $4.Xi
f4.75; evtra fancy and etralirhts, 3.WKrt
4..K1; hard winter clenrs, $.1.4iko.1.f0.
HKKI -Timothy. IM.O'rJi 15.50.
t'OHNMRAIIW.
IIUAN yulet; sacked cast track, $t.W
S I. a".
HAY Klrm: Umothy. I2O.0C& i!4 00;
prairie. H3.0o-.tl5. 00.
PROVISIONS -l'ork. unchanged; job
bing, tl.i.3.1. yard, lower; prime steam,
$H.HiiijX.iO. Iiry salt meats, unchanged;
boxed ' extra shorts, c; clear sides.
KVc; short clears, s-He. Ra.-on. unchanged,
boxed extra aborts, '4c; clear rlba, V'c;
short clears, lc.
pol'l.TH Y Klrm; chickens, l.lo; springs,
Je;- turkeys, Iflc; ducks, l:ie; geese, 9H:.
Rl'TTKR Steady; creamery. 2rtfi3)c.
KOU8 Firm. We.
rtecelpls Hhlpmenta.
Flour, barrels 7,7uo 10.000
Wheat, bushels fi.000 67.SXI
CVirn, bushels , llii.OiX) eo.ono
Oats, bushels .12,000 33,000
llarrlman stocks Weak Keolares In
the More Prominent Isanes, with
I slot Pacific I nder Heat
leal Prrssare.
NKW-YORK, Jan. 3. For a time after
the opening tialay the stock market wme
the same ( hr. rful asixt which It a
sumed during yeeterdav's shnrp upturn.
'I he opening tnnge of prices showed stiMll
trains for almost all of the standard
stocks exc pt the Harrimans. l high Val
ley shot up Vt p.rlnts In the flist ten
minutes. '1 he demand was brisk, but he.
foie tie end of the first hour the market
had lost Itu gains. During the remainder
of the (lav it fell baek and In the late
hours it became really weak.
T he luy a movement In general was
nserMied tit ririt-tnkliig. As price tell
there was Home short selling.
'I he llairiman stoeks weie the weak
features In Hie mure prominent Issues.
I'm. in Pacific In particular was un.lei
pi ensure and h't t nearly 2 isiints. Along
the :e acthr stocks movements were
widest. Virginia Iron lost 7'4 points, more
ll.an the amount of yesterday's sudden
pui1. Oreat Northern Ore. American
t an preferrefl and Interhorouyh-Metro-politan
preferred, all of whh h hje shown
the effects of uiiuaually active specuiii-
ion recently, developed considerable
weakness. Pittsburgh, Cleveland, oinein
nail dr St. I.ouls was again active. The
referred stock rose iV points .extending
advance In two daya to 13 points. 1 tie
common stock had gained atruui nan a
much.
Money rates were easier today, call
funda loaning as low n. 2 per cent.
1 he bond market was broad, active and
Irregular. Home of the reorganization
iNSiies were strong. Total sales, par value,
.tyT.ism. I nltcd States ponds were un
hanged on call. '
Number of sales and leading quotations
stocks today were as follows:
SUM. llign. Lw. im
l.iv. During the first hour the market
ml a need under the lead of Canadian
Pacific and at noon price ranged from
' to 1 point higher than yesterday's New
York closing.
Ixindott closing stocks:
Consols, money .... TT'tfuiitvltle A Nh
An arrmint 77vMo., Kan. Sr Tex
Amal ppr St tS. Y. I Antral....
Ana-nnda 7 Norfolk A Wtttrs
Alrhlin P'SW 1o ,fd
no pfd Ontario A Wentarn
Raltlmors A olilo. . .1"7 pnsyKanla .
ananian Fa.-lflr . . . JCJ' Itan.l Mlnea
ChevafMika 4? Ohio.. 74'Keadtna
( hi , (iral Wentera l goathsrn Ilallar..
hi . Mil. 4t St P. .114 on n'S.
IIS Ilesra
llnvr Klo (1 ..
do pfd.
Erlf
do 1st pfd
rlo Id p(d
Orand Trunk
lunula Ontral ...
SIKVKR Par,
MONKV-J!!1,
l.!oiithrn Pacific ...
21 t'nlon Pacific .1...
4.'j do pM
, l; f. S. Stsel
hi (In pfd
. 44'iWahaah
, !4 da p(d
t44',
stead v, 2"',d per oi
per cent
.ls
. S
.tit',
.in
. M
. .14
. :
. 71 '4
. 14
.11S
.174
. f'4
. 71H
114(4,
. 7
. 174
The rste of discount In the open mar
ket for short bills, :ii per cent; for throe
months' bills, i'i per cent.
naton Stocks and Bonds.
HOSTO.V. Jan. .1. Closing quotations on
stoeks were as follows:
on
AllheCbtlmera pfd .
Amalgamated 4'opper ltt.7f0
American AsrtriiUural .. 'n
Am limit Sugar ."
Amr.an 4'an s.ano
Amerlran ('. K
Amrrtran cotton (III... W
meri.an 11. A I., rfd . I'W
Am. l.e Krpurltlni. 4'
Amerlran l.lneed 4oo
Amerlran Locomotive ... ICO
Amarlian H. A It...'.... D.0n)
Am. S. A n pfd sno
trio
Available Kappllva of Grain.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8. Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet show ten following changes
In available supplies as compared with
previous accounts: Available supplies:
Wheut I'rrtled States, east of Rockies,
, . -. I m.ril ..K'.VW llUn.lVII., V U U. Ill"
rri J.se.'. W9.0U0 bushels: total United Htatiui
nd CHnaihi decreased 4o0,000 bushels;
afloat, fur and In Kurope deciyase.l
2.;yU.UI0 bushels: tntnl American and Ktt
rupsan supply decreased S.1R0.000 bushels.
Corn, l'nltml Slates and Canada, In
creased 13.1,060 bushels. Oats.. Cnlted
States and Canada, decreased 1,152,000
bushels.
Artie i upn. i tiiait. iqw. Clue. Yss y.
Nv'heati
Msy.l
'I
1001'
i
July
Corn
Jan.. 60i,
May.,63Wl
July. I
Oats I
May.4a 4SVi
July. 44 '
8ept. 40
roi i i
1 00: 9M WHl
Ki'l a
fiO'if fifl'i, RO'ji
tUBi,1fj'4(l3',4l'Hi
tatwiHtfi
4'4!47l)'aHl
44V,,
404jI 4U I
. -.1
40Ski 4(v
87,( 15 92Vi
I
40 t 40
U (2ii V bo
s 32i's so-:,
tl I S l
H i& i D&-7H
Mlaneapolld Grain Market.
MINNKAPOMH. Jan. 3 WH RAT Mav
$1.07; Julv. $1.07; cash, No. 1 hard, $1.06;
No, I northern, $1,074: No. i northern,
ii ti.'ai.u.'; no. 3. si.vuvi.034t.
HARI.k:Y-Onfi$1.24.
COKN-No. S yellow. 60c.
OATS No. S white. 45p461ic.
HVK-Nn. 2. WitSKVo.
KKAN-t23.0iM'23.6U.
FLOI'R First patents. $5 aKin.fifl; sec
ond, $4. tJOirli. 10; first clears, $3.tHnj.H6; aeo
olid, $.'.fi0i2.0.
May.!lt87W0 165-7Hi 15 15
May.iBSA-THl 40 9 35
Juiy.i 4.',W o-'Vi S 4'ilsaOj
1'ios I I I I
Jan.. SS7V, 3Hl S 271
Alay.i k o ,g Ht-i',, kbiVai
July. I I I 6tI
Cash quotations were aa follows:
J LAJt'rt Firm; winter patents, SS.TS'if
4 W. winter straights, 3 ..; spring
patents, f.7u6.su. spring stiaiguts, 4.r
a.oo; bakers, (Wot") it; spring patentB,
held al So.tM for tue best haru.
HAllLd'.y Fecu or mixing, 9oct(-$1.00;
fair to inolce malting. ll.lB'ul 10.
hKM 'timothy, iii.oyiB.U); clover,
liu!j.0.6.
I'novieilONS Mess pork, per barrel,
$!5Aul&.ti; laid, per iiat ikiuiuIs. kf-MV
.lln; short riiai eioee ( loose I, .3.,.
'lotal ciearuncrs of wheat una tiour
writ, equal to M.uaj busncis. i riinary
ei eipts were MH.vuu busneis, compared
witn il2,OM puslieis the cui reaiKinuilig day
a year ago. '1 hu worlds vminie supply,
aa snuwu uy Uraustreel s, decieeu j.ijo,
iai busucut. fc-Miuiaird receipts tor to
jourruw. Wheat, cars; corn, bii cars;
uats, liy cars; huga, u.iam heau.
i tiieagu l aU i-ic oval; No. 2 red,
Uti-oniM;, No. reu, Hu'.hc, No. 2 nard,
,ii.u; No. a liaru, a.i4itK:; No. ,
iiorinerii, ll.otjt.lO; .u. iioithern. sl.tsi
aily. xso. iioriiifi ii, 4llAiilm. .So. i
spring. lc!iil.i.i; No. spring, ictu).iK);
.No. sprmg. C.UVOI-; vei.et i haft, es'v
i i; Uuium, iH i.iS. (.-urn: No. S, ik,
ueic; No. 3 wn.ie, 0aic; No. It ei
iog, bislj'Pc; No. 4. 4HHi!ic; No. 4 white,
i'ti'jifv; No. 4 vellow, u.yuTSc. Oata:
No. i white, t-HVu-iife; No. i wnlts,
U .:; No. 4 wiiue, .'841'.; staiidaru,
lO''D-lllSC.
ui ii r.R Steady; creameries, 2-j 3kr ;
dairies. &1r1lc.
i'.iiS Keceipts, l.W cases: at mark,
lanes liuluurd. liUic; firsts, U.'.c;
prime firsts. iWMu.
Ht;h.wfc. hitiiuy ; daisies. l','oltio:
twins, lulb'c. young Americas, Jol,u
l'.-e; lung not lis, i'v ltc.
PoTATuK! Stea ; choice to fancy,
SWiiwOi-; lair to good. tAitJc.
ruL'U'KY-btnuuy ; turkeys, 14lSto;
thickens, l-'cull.; springs, 114c
VtJ4t-Stirdy; 7illc.
Cailoi Rwcetpifc v heat, ai cars, with 1
of cuiitract giade. Corn, Mi', cars, with
l one ol conuael grade. Osts, It; cars.
Total receipia of wiieut at Chiiaao, Min
iicuiiolla and Uuluth today wn ,ai i,
vompaied with i cats last week and 241
caia the coriesponaiug uuy a year ago.
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
rHlLADF.LPHIA. Jan. J. HUTTER
Firm; western creamery specials, 40c;
extra, roc; nearby prints, 41c.
F.Ut:8 Steady ; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases, $y.00 per case
current receipts, free cases. SS.40; west
ern firsts, free cases, SH.uO; current re
ceipts, free cases, $8.40.
I'HKESK- Firm; New York
creams, fancy, lt!u'17c; tntt to good.
l',lC
full
Peoria Market.
PKORIA, Jan. 3.-CORN-8leady;
3 white, Mc; No. 4 wfhlte, Mc: No. 8
low. tssiOo'Kic: No. 4 yellow, wwihc:
1 mixed, mcion-v:; No,
samule. 4: u.i'-.
OATS-Hteady; No. I white,
4 white. 4tiSN No, 3 red, Vt
No
yel
No.
4 mixed, fctVUWVc
47V: No.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
JIILWAVKKK. Jan. 3.-WHKAT-No
northern, $10nuI(i: No. 2 northern, $1070
1.0.4: no. z narri winter, 4u.wq1.v2; May
!etic; July, v.
OATS-Stnndard, 48f4'l4c.
UARL.KV Malting. $1.20.1.30.
Kansas 4 Itr lirala and Pr Isluaa.
KAN0A8 CITY. Mo.. Jan. S-WHKAT-
t li. uiichtuigeo: No. 1 hard. $l.uogl.uj;
No. 3, ImUu14; No. 2 led. lay.-'-; No.
t, KSc; May, il 0; July. W4c
' COKN Meady ; No. J mixed, 64Vmc; No.
S. b2(ioc: No. 1 white, (rlutioc; No. 3, twe;
May. ic; July. ,v.
OAT6 Cnchangeo; No. 2 white, 4$Vj
4 ; No. f mixed. 47gl74c
KYt-lic.
. HA Y I'nchaiiged to Wto higher; choice
Mouthy, 4jltAi.iii.0u, choice piaine, J15.0U
tli M.
HI Tf ER Creamery. 3c; firsts. 34c;
seconds, iuc; parking to k, 21c.
- h.tiOa txtras, v,ji; firsts,- Ji'ic; sec
onds. 17c.
Receipts. Shipments.
A"heat. bu 15. nm w.oiio
1 "oro. bu 6o.. 74.0O
' Oata, bu 'J.Wi 14,
Coffee Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. J.-COFFKK-Fu
lures opened barely steady at a decline
of tf points on January and of 104, points on
the general Hat under Euroeaii selling,
liquidation and local bear pressure whlc
apiwared to be Inspired by expectations
of a bearish world s vlslblo supply state
ment, weak French cahlea and a feeling
that an announcement would soon be
made regarding sales of government
coffee. Offerings were pretty well taken
at the decline and some of the late
months Improved a point or two during
the day aa there appeared to have been
no change In the Rraslllan situation, but
while the close was steudy, last prices
showed a net loss of from to 20 point
Sales. 74 5.0 bags. January, 13 tvV; Feb
ruary. 13.50c'. March. 13.21; April, 1,1.15c
May and June, 11. Otic; July. IS.oSc: August
and September, 13 We; October, November
and December, ll.occ.
Havre was ltj IW franc lower. Ham
burg waa &l pfennig lower. Rlo,
rels hlKher at k$40o. Santos unchanged
4s, KJL'.si; is, .Jo0. Kecelpta at the tw
Rraalllan ports were CjmI bias, against
19 to bags last year. Jundlahy receipts
U.coo baga, against 4. Wo bags last year
Rain waa reported In all districts of Kan
Paulo. New York warehouse deliveries
yealerday. 6.703 Imgs. sgalnst b.bii bags
laxi year. Private Vables from Kurope
Indicate an Increase of about 1X1.0UU bags
In the world's visible supply from the
month of December, against a decrease
of b.ti.ouii lor the same month last year.
Spot coffee, quiet; No. 7, 14Si 144c; San-
loa No. 4. l..c. Mild, quiet; Cordova,
lb'V'jlo'ljc nominal.
Allotisx
Amal. Popper .,
A. 8. I. A g...
Arizona Com. ..
I) A ' I'. AS.
Hullo I'oalltliin
al. Ic Arluina..
.'I 4 Hocla....
Ontsnnlal
1 op. Panae C. i!
Kant llulta C. M
Panklln
fllrom Con
flranhjr (on ....
IIwm ('anansa .
Ksrr !.
hake I'opprr
I .a Salle Copper.
Miami Copper
.. . 4.1 Mohawk
... ftUtN'svada Con. ..
... 2.'.', Nlplln Mines
... 2L,Nnrth Hull ......
M. 7 North Lake
... 2?v!d Pomtnloa ....
. . . 41 Orreola
...44fl rarrolt S. A. C...
... H O.ilnr-y
. 4 '4 Shannon
. n Superior
. 12 Superior A
. 4S Tamarack
. 11 f. B S. R
P14 do pfd
. TM'tah Cbn
. 3iit'tah Coppar CO
. KSW'inona
. r. Wolferlna
B. M.
A M
.... M
....
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31
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4
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New lork Mining; ftterlts.
NIHV YORK, Jan. S. Closing quatatloiig
on mining stocks were as follows:
Alios 275 1.1111s Chlaf .
Mettoan
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard ....
Yellow Jacket
t'ntn- T'lnnol ttork. 22
do bond 17
Con. C'al. A Va tori
Iron Sliver IIS
ladyilla Con. .... t
Offered.
..414
..lot)
..115
..1W
.. 40
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Are Slow to Ten Cents
Lower.
FLESHY FEEDERS GOOD SELLERS
lings Sell Five to Ten Cents Lower,
IVhlle heep and Iambi Are Ten
to Fifteen (est. Lower
Than Tuesday. X
Recelpta were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ....
Kstlmatn Wednesday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
2.2:
, 3.V4S
. 6.975
2.SI0
o,;'.44
13.3S12
4,1'W
8.C70
Three days this week. 13,122 LI. MS 22,220
Pa me days last weck...ll.6-0 S.Jt'O 12.144
.amo days 2 w ks ago. f.'4 ,lo.1 1S4.753
Same days 3 w'ks ago.22.17 2k.3'.'2 2H.445
Same days 4 w'ks ao.l4.t4 2i,2i3 23.411
Same days last year.. 8.4111 7.4SO 14,i!6
prices pnld for hog nt South Omaha for
the last few days, with co-nparlsonsj
I 'ate. I lilil. 191u. IIMH.,1!-., 10.. ilSon.!!:.
Iec. 26. S (W-HI 7 7.i & 60 4 2 il 5 06
I;ec. 27. 1 5 isi',i 7 !! 8 H0 I 4 oi 0 lft 5 00
Deo. a. I i its'., 7 70 8 Jili 6b 4 44 6 161 4 VI
Dec. 2 1 5 !H;,S, 7 Mli 8 21 5 6HI 6 2-' 0 W
Dec. .10. 5 yn 7 67 8 291 S 4K 4 50 15 0!)
Dec. I 7 71 8 21 6 60 4 S3 24
Date. I 1912. 1911.1lo.lis.19tiS.1807.l9Ci.
Jan. I.. I 6 074 8 24 1 4 3f 24 1 5 14
Jan. 2.. I 5 !4! 7 hf 1 t 75' 4 3 8 21 6 11
Jan. a.. 1 8 2j 8 30i 4 4! 6 2S 5 07
too
at I
ino
41:mo
in
100
' J(K)
?J
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71X1
100
till)
son
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inn
4. inn
to.ino
400
l,oo
Am. HltHtl Konndrlee.
Act. SiiMr Refinlni
Amarlran T. A T 1.M0
Amerlran Toharoo pfd... 1.100
Amerlran Woolen 1'SI
Anaoonda Minim Co.... 3.MW
rhlann 2.200
hlon pfd .roo
Aliunde tToast Line M0
Italtlnwa A Oloh 1.M.0
Hdhlahem Steel 100
Hruohlyn Rapid Tr i.MO
'anadlan I'a.ltlo l.C'KI
'en Ira I Iuilher 2..1ID
enltal leather pfd KM
entral of New Jersey. ..
Chesapeake A tlhio
hit-ago A Alton
hlnao O. V'., new
hliao-ll. w. pfd
4"hlraao A N. W
Iiliaxo, M. A S. P
('., ( . St. St. Ii
'olorado F. A I
'olorado A Southern....
4unanll.iated (laa
'orn Prodnrla
lielaware A llitdaon
Iionver A Rio tlramle..,
Iener A It. II pM....
Distillers' nexturltlaa
grid
Kris 1st Pfd
Krle, td pfd
tlenersl Klectrlo
(treat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore ctfa.
Illinois Ontral
Interbornusll Met
Inter. Met. pfd
International llanreater..
Inter-Marine pfd
International Paper
International Tump
Iowa Central i...
Kanaaa City southern... 40ti
. C. no. pfd
lrlede Oaa l.00
Ixitilavllle A Nahrlll.. 400
Minn. A Si Loula
M, St. P. A B. 8. M.. loo
MlMourl. K. A T.. MS
M-, K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl paitflc l.SOO
National rtlacult 400
National Laid t.suo
N. R. II. of M. 24 pfd. l.t"0 ,
Nw York Central l.o
N. Y. . O A W .700
Norfolk A Weetern 2.4O0
North Amerlisn 300
Northern Pulflo tM
Parlfto Mall 400
Pennsylvania l.too
Peopla a Oaa . . .
'., c. ft si, I, i.ouw
Flttshiirih I'oal .,
Pressed Steel Car 100
Pullman Palaca Oar 4"0
Hallway Bteel gprlng.... J"0
tleadlnf 42. 100
Hepubllo Steel z"u
ltepubllo Steel pfd
Hork Island to i.tsn
Ho. k Island Co. Pt'l
m. u a a. v. id td.. 700
St. Loula B. W'
St. Lh B W. Pfd
Bloai-glieffleld 8. A I..
Southern rai'lflc ,.
Southern Hallway
Mo. Hallway ptd
Tonneaee Copper
Tense A Parlfir
., St. U A W...,
.. 8t. I A W. pfd...
nlon Pailflo
nion Perlflo pfd
I nlted Stales ltealtjr...
I'ulliHl Ut alee Rubber...
lolled States Bteel
. a. Bteel pfd
1 tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical .
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Westlnihouse Electric .
Western t'nlon
Wheeling A U K
lyhlih Vsller
Tniio Copper
Har CNtnsolldated
Oifered.
Telal sales for the day.
7',
s.v,
f.i4
12',
W.4.
47 H
21
I Hi
12
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711
1112 ,
.15
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114 V
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Krspnrsteil Apple. and llrled Frnlts
NKW YORK. Jan. 3. K V A ItlHATKl '
A PPI,ES Market continues quiet hut
steady, with fancy quoted at SlaWlOlic;
choice, H4t'.c; prime, SlVfrSc.
DHIKD KHL'ITH Prunes, Inactive, so
far as the local situation Is concerned,
but prices remain firm, owing to the
strong statistical position On the coast;
quotations range from ic to 13'ic for
t'fllifornla fruit up to 3o-4ns and from
lO'-ic to 12c for Oregons, 70s to 30a. Apri
cots are unchanged, with choice quoted
al l.VuT.V4e; -extra choice, ICfilfPic; fancy.
17I&48C. Peaches, m.tiiac; fancy, 12V4j
124ic. nalslns, quiet hut steady; loose
muscatels, fifiic; choice to fancy seeded.
7'4'uKi4c; seedless, ifi7c; London layers.
$1.401.45.
t'ottou Market.
XKW YORK. Jan. S. tlOTTON" Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 9.3ric; mid
dling gulf, O.fiOc; no sales. Futures opened
firm; January, s.ikc; marcn, w.aic; may,
!.37c; June, flc hid; July, 9.17c bid;
August, 9.4HC hid; September. ..tOc; Octo
ber, Hide; November. 9.5oc hid; December,
9.21c bid.
Futures closed barely steady; January,
9c; February, 9.08c; March. 9. 14c; April,
9. 19c; May. 9.27c; June, 9.32c; July, 9.39c;
August, 9.41c; September, 9.47c; October,
9.52c; November, 9.55c; December, 9.51c.
Kngar Market.
NKW YORK, Jan. 3.-SUOAR Raw
hArelv steadv: Muscovado. 89 test. 4c:
centrifugal, 96 test. 4.50c; molasses, S3
test, 3.75c. Refined easy.
Keceipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union .Stock Yards. South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 3
ovlock yesterday:
ltECEIPTS-CAHr?.
Cattle. Hoirs. Sheen, ll r'a.
v ., Al. Bl. f II
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific... 2
t'nlon Pacific 54
C. & X. W., east.. 14
C. X. W., west.. 4i4
f'., Ht. P., M. o.. ;;i
('., H. t J., cast... 2
('.. H. Ar. O.. west... r.
II. I. A - east fi p I
H. I. c I'., west 2
Illinois Central .... 5
O. W
Total receipts.. 271
DISPOSITION HKAP.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.... 7v
fwift and Company. ...1,214
Cudahy Packing Co 1,:402
Armour & Co.
W. Murphy
Morrell
W. U. Vansant Co..
Hill & Hon
B. DewlH
Huston & Co..
14. Root &
II. FtJlla
I j. F. Husa
McCreary i Kellogg..
VVertheimer 4 Degea..
H. F. Hamilton
tilll van Bro
Mo.- A Kan. Calf Co..
line Christie
Other buyers
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA, Jan. 3.-HAY-NO. 1. 113.50; No.
2. 112.00; coarse, 111.00; packing stock.
Ift.OO; alfalfa. $14.50. Ktraw: Wheat, 85.50;
rye and oats, M.50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for t'attle "lead jr Hosja
lore Sheep Weak.
CHICAOO. Jan. 3. CATTLE) Receipts.
estimated at 23,000 head: market steady,
10c off; beeves. I1.70'(i8.50; Texas steers,
M 2Vrro.75; western steers, 34.3on5ti.bO; atock-
ers and feedera, S3.2fiti'5.70; cows and heif
ers, 12 O0.flti.40; calves, in.501t8.50.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at 84.000
hend; market slow, ho off; light. IS.SWi
6. US; mixed. V.)wifl.20; heavy, 8&.8ftl.20;
rough, K.kMtv.OO; good to choice heavy,
lev OtKh 1.20; pigs. SS.ltMi6.0O; bulk of sales.
8-.ls-a.15.
hhkep and IA mbs Receipts, esti
mated at 25.000 head; market weak, 10c
off: native. I2.75W4.50; western. M.36ait.ts0;
yearlings. 4.8o(h5.70; lambs, native, M.2txii
n.titi; western, 44.votio.jo.
Kansas f'lty Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 3. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 17,000 head, Including 600 head
southorns; market strong to 10c higher;
dressed beef and export steers. Iu.504f8.25;
fair to good, 6.1O&O.40; western steers, 34.75
W7.0H; Blockers and feeders, .4.00tfn.00;
southern steers, 84.7wo6.10; southern cows,
t3.Kii4.50: native cows, 82.75rin.50; native
heifers. 34.00? 7.00; bulls, 3.5Xu.25: calves,
34.2MiS.vO.
HoOS Receipts, 17,000 head; market 10c
lower; bulk of sales, t5.8CKUe.10; heavy,
3tVloji''..15; packers and butchers, t5.95tj)
6.15: iKhts. S5.n62i6.05: Pigs. $4.505.15.
riHEtP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 7,000-
head: market steady; lambs, S5.0oft6.35
yearlings. S4.5flfq6.2r; wethers. t3.50S4.25;
ewes, 32.75(y4.00; stockera and feeders,
S2.&tKf4.0o.
420, 00 shares.
New York Money Market
NKW YORK. Jan. 3 MON 10 Y On cad
steadv. at 2'4H214 per cent; ruling rate.
iter cent: closing bid, 8 per cent; of
fet ed at .'. per cent, i ime luane, win ,
sixtv days. 3S(i3V per cent; ninety days,
.nA.ro'4 ir cent: six months. Zfli per cent.
PHI Mr. atlw.Aniii.t'J 1-Art.B-iw
11a. ,.j.p rent
HTKRI.lNtl KXCHAN4IE Firm, with
actual business In bankers' hills at St.koO
for slxtv-day bills ana at M w tor ue
m.nil i'ommercial hills. S4.h2.
K1LVKR liar. 64c niexu.au uuuaie,
BON Dei uovernmeni, steauy; rauruau,
li'ieeular.
Closing tiuotallona. on bonds today wr
as follows'
144 Inter 11. al. 4a..
ton Japan 4a
.101 do 44
l'lK. C. So. 1M 9s...
.ll.U. 8. deb. 4e 131.
H'sl.. A N unl. 4a...
. M')l. K. A T. 1st 4a
.103 do gen. ISts
! Mo. Pacitlo 4a ...
. N. R It. uf M 4S,a J
.lit N. Y. C. (. Sa.... 7',
. do deb. 4a J
. "SIM. Y. N. M. A H
.!" CY. SS UI4,
nn N A W. 1st c. 4a.. tew
. iS do rv. 4s H'Ss
. k.h.no rscino 4a nu
. " do 3a '4
. n"ii. s u nog 4 .. 4
lPenn. . s,s llfl.. 94
.10 ,ie ,-an. 4s 111!
. Radint sen 4a ... K"a
.11144. u A 8. r. f s m ,
ol do ten. as H'-,
. K48t. U f. W c a . 7
A. aa. ' do 1M (old 4a.... l
). 4,.... 91 9 A U. 4s Itt,
St. Loots Live Slock Slarket.
ST. LOl'Irt, Jan. 3. CATTLE Receipts,
4,800 head. Including 600 head Texauis;
market ateudy; native shipping and ex
port rteera, eVi.4k 9.3o ; dressed butcher
steers. S5.25taS.OU: . steers under 1.000 lbs.
t4.OU4iM.2ri: stociers and feeders, t3.004i6.e0;
cows and heifers. S3.0i'rf7.00; ranners. S1.00
.3.00; bulls, S3.75ifi.25: calves, t4.50tjr6.50;
Texas and Indian steers, t4.OOW7.00; cows
and heifers. S4.50ij7.CO.
HOGS Receipts, 23.000 head: market 10c
loner: Plas and lights. 4.76ti4U5; mixed
and butchers, t5.55!i6.25; good heavy, t15
thu.at.
SIIKEP AND LA M P.S Receipts, Z.3W
hetd; market firm: native muttons. S3.U0
Si3.7: lambs. 34.25ro4.0: culls and bucks,
tl.2fil37b; stockers, tl.50Ji2 75.
Hi. Joaenk Live Stock Market.
PT. JOSKPH, Jan. S. CATTLK Re.
celpts. 2,500 head. Market slow; steers
t4 75;iS.25: rows and heifers, t3.00O6.50
calves. I4 00r.r7.5".
HOtJS Receipts. 11,000 head. Market
slow: ton. tK.20: bulk of sales. t5.9O2i.10.
SIIKF.P AND LAM US Receipts. 3.000
head. Market steady; lambs, 85.0tsfffi.2o.
lie.
U. I. ret. la. I
do couiu ..
U. g, u. rag..
do coupon
V. 8. re. 4i..
do coufoa ...
Allis-4'bal. lit
Aoier. AS a
A T. A T. cr. 4s.
Am Tobais 4e...
do ts ............
Armour A o. 4Sa.
At.hlson Sn. 4....
do iv. 4s
do c 4
A C U 1st 4a.,...
pel. A Obtu 4s
(to 3s ;
do 8 W. SUs ..
Brook Tr. r. 4a,
4 en. ol a
IVn. Iethar is .. . .
t ol N. J 8
Chee. A 4hl 4a.
do ret. as
tTiloeso A
('. B A VI
, 44'
. HI
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Stock in Sight
Receipts of live stock at the five prliv
clpal western markets yesterday:
cattle.
South Omaha
St. Joseph ..
Kansas City..
it. Loula
Chicago
Totals ....
.. 7,014)
,. 2,500
..17,000
.. 4. sot)
..23.110
..54,300
Hogs. Sheep.
13.4110 8.K00
11,000 3.0D0
17.000 7,000
ti.utiO 2.2O0
34.000 25.001)
98.400 ' 46,000
Tarpeallae and Rosin.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan. S. TI'RPEN
TINK Firm; 5Wc; sales. 2X9 barrels; re
ceipts. l.Ouk barrels; shipments. 557 bar
i els; stocks, 35,s3u barrens.
RoslN Firm; sales, 1,245 barrels; re
ceipts. 4.404 barrels; shipments. 4.40 bar
lets: stoika. 13.1116 barrels. Quote
11. ST.tJ: l, I, 0b; II. 10; V, 87.15: U, 87-
4i7.2i; 11 1, S7 15; K. S7.371; SIX, 87.40,
U. 87.611; WW. t7.55.
do tan 4s ss'8a. pec. roi. ti.. l
i. M. 8. P. d 4s 3 do t-v. 4s M-
4 It. I A r. o. s. id- oo isc rer. a j
do rl. 4s e Bo juwar a iii7
l.lterpool (iralu Market.
; LIVKKI'iXil.. Jan. -W HKAT-Sisit.
ateudy; No. i Manitoba. 7 ' u. Futuirk,
Jjrti.ti. 7a5'4d; May. i3Td; July, 7s 4d.
Cvi.N Cfwt, slievJ), Aiukrlvau luixid,
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. . M KTAI J4-8land-ard
copper, market easy; spot and futures
H.7l.'u 14 US. lundon market, eaay: aHit,
tU lis 3d: futures. 14 7s 6d. Lake cop.
per. 1 14. 51114.50. electrolytic. tH.Jwiltjrs
and caetlng, tll7544l4.U. Tin, weak and
unsettled: spot and futures. t4u.0"U 42.50.
Ixindon market weak: spot, (191; futures.
flS4 15. Lead, easy; tl.4Uo4.50; New
York. Hi7ti4 X'W. Last St. Iuls. Ixin-
d'Mi. il& Us d. Spelter, dull i. 2 ti 4 i'.
New York; tnltT).:si Kist rlt Louis,
lxintlun. tj 15s. Anlmony. dull: Cook
on s, t7.7j. Iron. Cleveland warrant.
6oa 7Vid In London, locally steady; No. 1
foundry, northern. tl4 75J 15 u); No. 3. 114.50
4j 14.7ft: No. I southern and No. 1 soutlvm
koft. 14 2f0l4 7&.
bT. IaiL'13. Mo Jan. J. il F.TALS
I-ad, flier. fat fl.37'4.; spelter, steady at
tsi M.
t ola. Ind is 3S de ni 4s
(.Vlo. Mid. 4a 40 1'ilon Pacific
C A 8 r A 4'4S74 do '.
It' A H. it. 4a 4 do 1st A ref
11 A K. Q. 4i .. kl'. a Rubber
da ref. U M4C. 8. Steel Id ta
tllslllre' s il'iVl.-fir Chem. It
trie p. I. 4 WWebiuh 1st is
de (en. 4e 7 , do let A el 4e
du iv IS ear. A. 17 WVate.n lid. 4s..
do series b T Hit Klee cv. 4
flea. KlK rv Us . .IMS W is. Central 4s..
III. Ill 1st ref. 4e. MS Mo Par rv (e. .
liner Met. 4is. ... t"4 Panama 3a
Hid. Offered.
"
I MSI',
1113 V
4a.. !
104 '
101 V
1)
lav.
sT'J
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s.
KUS
Dry O aval a Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. S DRY OOObS
The cotton gooda markets are fairly
steady with trading moderate. tarna ai
quiet. 1-eading lines of carpets hav
been, well sold for spring. I nderwear
and hosiery lines are quiet. Following the
revision In ahlrtlng prints business of
ered Is of larger volume.
Haak llearlues.
OMAHA. Jan. J.-Ttank rlrarlnga for
ti day wale 2.4i4i4.4Xi VI. an tnrrrase of
tlj;'.iW 0 over tJ.MK.'Jie M) oir the corre
sponding day of ltfll.
London kloek Market.
LONI4i. Jan. 8. American aecuiities
opened slrtiily gnd about unchanged to-
5 1
2 1
4
49 15
7 w3
41 t!
17 1
4 3
r.5 io
12 2
5 . .
; . .
3 2
157 40
S:.
144
24
ir
IK
145
124
4
72
Fx I
m
35
41
tid
57
777
1.940
2,977
4.073
3.721
1,18?
ti.12
3,781
4.0S2
2,2li3
212
era had "filed up" yesterday and prices
broke Partly, various sales pear the cioae
of the session showmg 1oj2ik: declines.
Todav a trade ruled alow and weak wllh
esternays ciose, or fully H'iil.c lower
than jesterdays average market. Extra
good lambs hsd to move at t5 95. and
some lalrly attractive classes changed
handti at ti.85'po.75. The best lambs on
suie brotigtit 4.20, a quotable limit for
choice quality.
ery nearly halt nr. me receipts con
sisted of fed ewes and the demand for
this class of stock appeared equally as
dull as the demand for lambs. Prices
ruled lower all along the line, toppy
ewes selling at SL", witn pretty good
kinds around t.i.4a 3..5. There were only
a few scattered bunches of wethers and
good yearlings included In the run, weth
ers being quotable at very fair premiums
over ewes. Strictly prime yearlings
would probably sell around t5.25.
Few orders for feeder stock existed and
strings suitable to take back Into the
rountrv for finish were equally scarce
The trade as a whole remained un
changed, packers buying fully 90 per cent
of current receipts for local slaughter.
Yesterday's purchase on country account
amounted to less than 1.0U0 head, making
a two days' buy of about 1.200 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lninhs,
good to choice, 85 Wijti.20; lambs, fair to
good. t.50ii5.N5: yearlings, good to choice,
t4.9O05.2o; yearlings, fair to good t4.Wi
490: wethers, good to choice, t4.10ei4.35;
wethers, Ldr to good, tu.85.i4.10; ewes,
good to choice, $3.6043.85; ewes, fair to
good. t3.OlKj3.fln.
Itiepreseritatlve salei:
No.
20 fed lambs, culls..
142 fed lambs
70 fed lambs
24 shorn lambs
70 fed ewes
M) fed yearlings
199 fed ewes
UNDERWOOD WILL NOT SPEAK
Democratic Leader Refuses -to At
tend Jackson Day Banquet.
BRYAN LAST ON THE PROGRAM
Decision Following tJrnnllng:
Commoner's Request Thros
Democrats In Congress
Into Klorry.
of
WASHINGTON.
Leader Oscar Y.
not to attend the
here next Monday
r.S fed
37 fed
M fed
374 fed
312 fed
lambs
lambs,
lambs
lambs
lambs
culls.
Av, Pr.
61 4 50
,75 5 80
79 6 ?i
71 6 50
, !"9 3 no
,90 4 90
, 122 3 75
07 5 25
4S 3 50
71 6 90
,71 R 80
71 6 SO
FAILURE OF ALBION, MICH.,
BANK CAUSED BY FORGERY
. 3. Comptroller of
announced today
which caused the
National bank of
Totals 6.1H9 13,8!S 10,970
'Sunuuy.
CAT 1LE Cattle receipts this morning
wera the largest of any day so tar tnis
week. 2il caia being reported in. Tne
total for tne wee Is also very tair
amounting to U.m nead for tun tmee
uays, a sugni gain over last week aitu a
gam ot 2.UOV heau over thu same penou
vear aao. .
uh large receipts of beef steers and
with auvicea from other selling points
hot oveny favorable the irmie heros
opened latner slow, buyers being inclined
to move, cautiously ana- teei tneir way
VN hlle they picaed Out soma ot me most.
uesliabie ami that jusl happenea to
suit their tancy at steady prices, tne
general tendency of the maiket was easier
and sales ruuaeu any time irom weaa to
as much aa luc lower, in other worus a
good part oi the advance made yesier-
uay was wiped out.
The auppiy ol cows ana neitcrs was
not oveny large this morning and aa a
esuit rienlraule . kplers met witn quite
ready sate at prices generally steaoy
wun yesterday. On the other hand in
terior grades were slow and wean to loc
lower. I
There was quite a littlo sprinkling or.
leeuera In tho yards this morning, more
In isxt than on any previous day this
week. Cattle having weight and lleen
anu or good quality sola at goon iirm
prices. On the other - hand the demand
tor iignt ana tnin came ana stocaers oi
ail kinds were extremely slow . and the
jimrkei very weak.
Uood to choice beet steers, fn.7omg.uu;
falv to good beef steers, 8.vuh.i76, com
mon to lair bee steers, M 75 5.76; good
to choice hellers, t4.7aw6.0l; good to
choice cows, t4.2SMu5.25; fair to good cows,
eJ.VUg.4.25; common to fair cows, l.lb(Q
8.10; good to choice siociiera ana teeaers.
4o.4utg4i.uu; fair to good stockers ana leea-
rs, f4.suw5.4v; common to lair stocsers
and feeders, t3.50(i)4.So; stock heifers,
tt4.50; veal calves. 4o.WXuJ.5V; bulls, stags,
etc., t3.2nab.22.
Representative sae.:
BK1SF f.TEERS.
WASHINGTON. Jan,
the Currency Murray
that the forged notes
failure of the Albion
Albion, Mich., amounted to S144.09S. The
notes, according to the typewritten an
nouncement Issued by the comptroller,
were placed In the bank by Its cashier.
JACKSON, Mich., Jan. 8. -An Albion
special to the Jackson Citiien-Press says
that it Is understood that If any arrests
are made in connection with the closing
yesterday of the Albion National bank
the arrests will not occur until late today.
DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 3.-A Deterolt
Journal special from Albion, Mich., says:
"Lying prostrated In hla home, II. M.
Hearing, the elderly cashier of the closed
Albion Natluonal bank, is in such a seri
ous condition that he cannot speak even
to his wife and It is possible that he may
die as a result of the trouble in the
bank." " .
The general sentiment about the city
In that the cashier is pot to blame for
the catastrophe. Dr. W. O. O'Donohue,
the aged president, ts at the bank constantly.
The other two banks here have not
been affected, but have made extensive
preparations to handle runs.
It is thought likely that the city hos
pital, the funds of which were all in the
bank, will be compelled to close its doors
unless the citizens give It monetary aid.
No. Av. Fr. Ao. Av. Pr.
23 715 I S6 tO 1W4 4 40
10 Mil lill ' 4 lllsa 4 f.0
f SSI t it) tl 1IIM 4 6i
11 7a 4 00 77 D1S 4 so
10 SS4 4 OS ii Ill) 4 10
12 1 4 96 11 1414 1 0
i COVVU.
11 U 4 15 1 143 4 70
10 SIN) 4 JO 14 1001 4 7S
Mil 110 li 1ISM 4 IW
I HO) 4 23 4 1246 4 04
111. 3 4 40 1 1..H0 4 4u
1UV1 4 70
HKIFER9.
444 t 44 t 1OT0 4 40
) 4 W 141 444 4 40
U IK 110 14.... 4T 6 zt
1 414 4 74 81 MS 6 44
1 740 4 75
BULLS.
1 1100 4 14 1 1S20 4 so
1 570 4 5 1 1360 4 5
J, 1J20 4 40 1 121W 4 76
1 lloO 4 40 1 1460 4 76
SCOTCH TROOPERS THROW
BRICKS AT BARRACKS
LONDON, Jan.' 3. An extraordinary
military riot is reported to have occurred
at Longmore camp. The Scotsmen among
the troopers on New Year's eve became
Incensed at the curtailment, of their holi
day. It, is stated that they . bombarded
the officers' quarters with bricks.
Some of the noncommissioned officers
were Injured and an officer who is a
noted boxer challenged one of the men
to fight. A ring was formed and one of
them stood up to the officer, but wag
soon badly defeated. The men' then sul
lenly returned.
Jan. 3. Pemocratlo
1'nderwood's decision
Jackson day banquet
night, whleh became
Known loony, lmiiieumieij on .
nouncemcnt that the mannglns commlttca
had given to William Jrnnlngs Bryan,
at his own request, the last place on tho
speaking program, threw democrats in
congress Into a flurrv.
Mr. Fnderwood declared he would not
attend the banquet because of his recent
attack of threatened appendlcltlB. 111m
physician, he said, had ordered him to
attend no banquets and particularly to
make no speeches, nor do anything re
quiring unusual exertion.
"I will not have any speech to bo read
at the dinner." added Air. I nucrwoou.
If I were there to make a epeeih I
would desire to deliver It myself."
Nevertheless the forecasted absence of
the majority leader of tho house, irom
a national aemoeraue anair i smni
other leaders of the party and men who
are mentioned as candidates for the presi
dential nomination are to speak, aroused
discussion particularly In connection wltli
tho so-called break between Hryan and
Underwood.
Democrats Disss tlaf led.
Mr. Underwood's letter to the managing
committee announcing he would not at
tend was sent after it became known
that Bryan was to speak. The arrange
ment did not meet the approval of many
leaders, but It will stand. Soma of Mr.
Underwood'a friends pointed out that
Mr. Bryan, speaking last on the program,
would be in a position of decided ad
vantage to make declarations which
would of necessity remain unanswered
and that such a contingency was to bo
avoided. Others said Mr. Underwood
did not wish to enter an oratorical con
test with Mr. Bryan.
The controversy between Mr. Bryan
and Leader Underwood which developed
over the woolen schedule, tho secret
caucus and other pnrty affairs, at the
special session of congress last year, was
recently renewed when Mr. Bryan, prac
tically .referred to Mr. Underwood as
Wall street's choice for the democrats
presidential nomination.
Mr. Underwood has never denied that
his political views differ much from Mr.
Bryan's, but many of Mr. Underwood'H
friends recently have declared that ho
has no hesitancy to express himself con
cerning Mr. Bryan's position.
Mr. Underwood had a conference with
Speaker Clark today, but if the Jackson
day affair was discussed the fact was not
announced.
LOTI SAYS CHRISTIANS
STOP HUMAN BUTCHERY
JUDGE SWAYZEE URGED
FOR SUPREME BENCH
WASHINGTON, Jan.' 3. -The field of
candidates under consideration by Presi
dent Taft for the vacancy on the supreme
court bench was enlarged today by the
unofficial announcement that Supreme
Court Justice Swayree of New Jersey
was being urged for the appointment.
It was admitted today that any one
of the following men might be appointed:
United States Circuit Judge Hook of
Kansas, Secretary of Commerce and
Labor Nagcl and Judge Sway zee.
PARIS, Jan. 3. The Figaro, today pub
lishes a striking appeal to the world in
favor of peace written by Captain Louis
Marie Jullen Viaud best known as Pierre
Lotl, the famous traveler, author and
friend of the Mohammedan, in which he
flays the rapacity of Europe In regard to
the Mohammedans.
Italy's indefensible seizure of Tripoli
and Its war on Turkey are, says M.
Lotl, manifestations of this mockery of
modern clvlllsgtlon, which looks on
tranquilly at massacre, at war and at
the spilling of innocent blocd. M. Lotl
compares certain of the European powers
to hyneaa waiting to fill their stomachs
with the remains of the maimed and
dying- Turkey. He declares that the time
has arrived for the Christian world to
cease from human butchery, for, he says,
the Christians are the greatest assassins
of all, killing with words of fraternity on
their Hps and destroying with fire and
shot the old worlds of Africa and Asia,
and treating like cattle the men of thu
brown and yellow races.
M. Lotl concludes: Wars of conquest,
on whatever pretext they are undertaken,
must be stopped or the world's peace, pro
gress and arbitration will remain empty
and derisive and a scheme to humanity."
1 1316 4 40
CALVES.
214 n 60 . 1 100 7 :
1 2tU 6 60 . I... liU IS
1 140 7 Ol) 1 160
1 140 7 26 S 1(00
tiTh..R.- AND HtilfKiiB.
I (40 4 40 II 474
1 426 4 60 t IK6
7 60
7 74
5 10
6 10
6 60
0 4 70 4 WO 60
HOUS Keceipta of liogs were tne heav.
teal ot any oay since mo cany pan v:
Hat july, over la.vuu heau snowing up.
Other points were also wen auppneu, aim
witn general conditions beansii p.icneis
wei enabled to cheapen cusl on an
weights, irade opened auout a lucae.
lower, but as soon as larger uroves
put up the decline ociaitio even greaiei,
values closing a J'u dime lower loan thu
average mantel yesteiuay.
The demand lioiu pacaers had pieniy
ot volume, out iiol niucu activity, aim il
I eg ui red most ot the morning to ntahe a
complete clearance, (snipper ana epecu
.kioia turnianeu poor kUuiioi t tiirouguoul.
Duviuif omy a aoaen loaao, itss man in
,.r ...mi oi tna total.
lard, butcher and bacon stuff sold
wimin a pi ice range of tuny E cents, hid
peat laid ammaia on sale bringing to.lv.
aa compared witn yesteiaay a n.gu pnc
ot eo.l.n. tiacon aveiagea raugcu imm
lulu aownwara and goou ouicner ciaaaea
usually snowed very small discounts uu
uer heavies, i here weie not many pig
on saie. but tne demand tor i.iue aimi
pioveu uncertain anu tenets had to turn:
vaich-aa-entcn-can prices tor most of too
buncoes we.gnuuC iea mail lev pounds.
Uepreaeniailve saiea:
Convenience means much
to the business man.
situated where it com
mands easy access to
f
- - 7. . t U
' li ',
agTK'5.'iU'
the every part of
Omaha's business district
The
uilding
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NEBRASKA ARCHITECTS
TO FORM ASSOCIATION
The Nebraska Association of Architects,
now with a temporary organisation, will
meet for permanent organisation this
evening at the University club fol
lowing a dinner at the club at o'clock.
Harry Lawrle is temporary president
and I. A. Hennlnger temporary secre
tary. Mr. Ilenlnger t-ays a number of
architect from other towns have written
that they will be present.
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and lainl' tound a market antiust aa ouil
is Monday uaiie was acute. .-Nona oi ;
the tegular buyers wanted very mucn
tuft and this peurleh conduloii was ag-
uraVHted by the tan that about teu load !
ot lute ai iivai yesterday tailed to si .1
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