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tfie omaita daily hv.e: Friday. January p, iooi.
ii
CRA1N ASD PRODUCE MARKET
American mlsed.
steady; January, 4a
old.
2Vi;
4s A. Futures
March, 4a jfd.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Pr.fit TkV '
CORN MARKET SHOWS DECIDED WEAKNESS
Oats Receive Setback Early Ik the
bay, While Llqaldatloa oa largo
Scale Redacrs Price of
Previsions. '
' CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-rroflt taking caused
loss In the price of May whe.it today.
rirwi ngures were near the bottom, Coarse
grains and irovitioiii shared In the de-
V11IIC
Wheat was nervous and a disposition vm
manifested among trader to play the
rria.rk.rt for a decline. Notwithstanding tho
fact that the war news seemed about n
threatening aa yesterday and that consols'
were lower, opening prices showed losses.
May being; H'Uc lower, at KTHtittsc. There
was a good deal of long; wheHt for sale
and May wm gradunlly forced down to
fc'HC a loss of 1c from last night's final
llgure. Toward the noon hour the senti
ment suddenly changed on an erroneous
cable dispatch from Liverpool aliening that
hostilities between Russia and Japan had
begun. Bhorls became active buyers and
In their efforts to cover, the price of May
was advanced rapidly to tmo. Denial of
ine report resulted In as quick reaction
. Way again selling at Kic. The close was
weas at almost the lowest figure of the
nny with May at RT'KTHe. Cletrnnres
Of wheat and flour were equal to 2V1.HU0
iu. j'rimnry receipts wre tea, 700 bu
against 4J9.!J0 bu. a year ago. Mlnne
npolls, Dublin and Chicago repofted re
ceipts of 373 cars, against 818 cars last
wpp and 8iu cars a year ago.
Corn was decidedly weak, partly because
of tho action of wheat and partly because
of luck of support. Going on the theory
that the war news had been overworked,
loenl longs were anxious to secure prollts
and sold freely. Commission houses were
also liberal sellers. After opening We
lower to Htio 'higher, ' at 47V('4M May
old off to 4Me and closed at 474147',
a loss of rt for the day. Tjocal receipts
Were 217 cars, with none of contract grade.
Oats received a setback esrly In the day
on the. weakness In other grains. There
was considerable local selling shortly after
the opening and Mav deellnAl to SIl'Ao.
oftr openlna; unchanged to a shade higher
et SSViftiraXc. Shorts were good buyers
later in tne nay ana a ranv occurred.
May closing unchanged at 39V4-fj39c. Local
receipts were K cars.
There whs liquidation In provisions In
a fairly large scale, especially In May
pork and that nroduet led the list In
setting a lower level In prices. Late buying
by commission houses caused a steadier
tone, but final figures on May pork were
SAo lower st 81.1. 8Jt. May lard wns dowM
at 7.on, and ribs off lUVio nt $'i.7n.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
15 cars; corn, 216 care; oats, 95 cars; hogs,
sa.nw nean.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Ye y.
cat
May
July"
Sept.
Coin
Jan.
May
July
Oats
Jan. May
July
Fork
Jan. May ,
Lard
Jan. May
Ribs
Jan. .
' May .
lnTVlwf mil tidgntQ.
"--.1-NI'ti((j szri , kv
' 43i
art.
13 4fi
8 80
80W
431!4Smri43V'
4S i474i 17 47'l V
47HI 4tiVi46V4'ftkl
13 674
77lb
7 12
6 85
43
47
3BS
36 iwvn
6 12
7 00
67
13 00
13 3JV4
6 75
7 00
4?H
10
30'
13 S2'i
13 tttft
8 87t4
7 L!Vi
8 B2'4
6
No. t. - ' . .
Cashi Quotations were aa follows:
FLOI'H Market firm: winter oatenta
4.004i 4.20; winter straights, S3.7uiif4.10; spring
patents, $4.O0iji4.8O; spring straights, $3.60$
in; miners', J.3o-(.i3.iu. ,
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 8284c; No.
7680e: No. 'i red, RStrNSo,
CORN-No. 2,-44c; No. 2 Trellow, 4P.
' OATB Mo. 2, W4ii37Hci No. I white,
J3XV4C.
ltR No. 8. Sc
BARLEY Good feeding, 86g:t8c; fair to
choice maltlnr. 4.1'nCltc.
- BEKDB-No. 1 llax. SWc: No. 1 nortli
western, tl.Ofij prime timothy, Ji.90; clover,
contract grane, .. - .
1S.liH'hi:i.:5. Lard, per low lbs $6.Jl!H
8.78. 8hort rlba sides tloose), 8S.37W Dry
salted shoulders (LToxed). V,.t,:u.lt.
Following were the receipts and ship,
ments of hour ana grain':
Receipts, unipments.
Flour, bbls - 24.4i . SO.OOO
Wheat, bu M.4IO 56.800
Corn,- bu lfiO.SuO IW.OHO
Oats, bu 92,800 139,000
Kve. bu 2.W0 6.000
Harley. bu 47,b00 19.300
On the Produce exchange today the but.
ter market was easy: creamery. WirJgc:
dairy, 14'a'-lc. Kggs, steady, at mark, enses
Included, ftuc. Cheese, steady; lutuiuo.
HEW YORK CUMISRAL MARKET.
OH.IH4 WHOI.mtLK MARKK1S
Condltloa wf Trade and (tnotallons nit
ap(e and Fancy Prodace.
KOGS HecelDta more liberal, fresh ttoclt
2Bc
LIVB rOt'LTRY-Ilens, c; spring chick
ens, c: roosters, according to age, 4'unc;
tutkevs. lie: dorks. wtr: iri-ese. ijiHo.
T .11 1 '11(1 I M . 1 .. . - t f T . . n ' . 1. . . 1 . . 1 n .
'iir.pii r im w v-ima i. n l ill urt P. 1'i'U ll
old toms, UfiliVc; ducks, llViillc; geese, IWtf
11c: chb kcnH. lifulle.
HI "1TKK Packing stock. 12Uc: choice
to fancy dairy rolls, 14tjltc; separator, 24c.
ritKUti FISH Trout, Pc; pickerel. c;
pike, be: neich. 7c: hlucflah. lnc; whltcnsh.
salmon, 11c'; haddock, 10r:; codfish, 12c;
redsnsppcr, 11c; lobsters, boiled, per lh.,
'i iiipirB, ;i,"i, I'er in., m , wuuitrwin,
lie; ratnsn, nc; tdacK onss, iixrjic; naiioui,
13c; crapplea, 12c; herVIng, 6c; white bass,
loc; Muttlns, 8c.
OIBTKHS New York counts, per can.
4.V: ner sral.. 1.00: extra, selects, per can.
17c; per gul.. 11.80; standard per can, i?c;
per gal., JI.WJ.
HH M rv. I'D. tfkVt I11H
HAY IYIces quoted by Omaha Whole
sale IJealers assiclatlon. Choice No. 1 up
land, in.ie: No. 2, w.nn medium, is.oo;
coarre, $5.00. Ks'e straw. $6 .50. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality.
Demand fair and receipts light.
LUHN-.WC.
OAT8-37C.
IlYt-No. Z. SW.
VK( KTAHLEB.
POTATOES Colorado, K5c; Dakota, per
bu., 'wk .be; native, WiiOc.
BWEliT POTATOEtJ Illinois, per bbl..
1.1.60.
NAVT I KANH-fPr ml.. 12.S.
CELERY Hmn II, per dos., 2Mi35c: large
California, 40'd76c.
ONIONS New home grown, dry. per lb.,
lc; Spanish, per crate, 81.60; Colorado ycl'
low ana red, l'c.
CABHAtlK Wisconsin Ho land. 2Hc.
TURMFH Canada rutabagas, per lb..
lVc: white per bu., 60c.
v'AKKw I 8 Per bu., 60C.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 500.
H EETS Per bu.. 60c.
CAULIFLOWER California, ner crate.
12.75.
CLCUMUER8 Fir dog., 1.00.
FRriTH.
APPLES California. Be 1 1 flowers Per box.
tl 60; Baldwins and other varieties. H.5i;
New York Hules. Greenings and Kussets.
13.75.
GRAPES Pony Catswbns. 20cj Imported
Malagas. Der Keg. lit.oo'nu.oo.
IKAfiBKHRlKH- Jersey, per bbl.. 17.60:
per box, $2 So; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
.UO(H.SO; Hell and Cherry, .00.
TROPICAL FRl'lTS.
ORANGES Florida BrlKhts and Hussets.
all slses, $2.50; navels, all sizes, choice.
iz.2&fi7 2.7A: fancy. W 28.
lihM in-( ai forma fancy, ano to 860
Slirs, 14.0(1; cholc. 240 to 270 slses. 13.60.
f 1U8-caiiforniH. ner m-in. cartons. 86e:
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
lic; 7-crown, lie.
COCOANLTS rer sack. 14.00: per dos..
soc.
IATES Persian, ner box of 90 nkirs .
f?.00: ner lb..( in BO-lb. boxes EV.c: Orlcnta.
stufTed dates, ner box. 12.40.
' BANANAS Per medium-sized bunch, $2.00
MISCELLANEtll H.
CHEESE. Wisconsin tw ns. full cream.
izc; Wisconsin loung Americas, isc
mock bwiss,1c: Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wis
consin Ilmhurger. 12c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames. ' $3.00;
L inn and t oiorado, per 24 frames. 3 au.
rnAt ir HtiUAit i inio, per It)., 100.
CIDETV-Per bbl.. $5.75: per H bbl.. $3 !5.
rurniKN-rrr in., zc; sneiied, vtiwo.
HORSERADISH Per case of 2 dozen.
pacgeo. nic.
NUTS-WB nuts. No. 1 soft shell. rer lb.
15V4c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft
shell, per lb., 13c; No. 2 tanrd shell, per lb.
1 - tj r.i -1 1 a .... IK 11a. A11....1. It.
-. i'r ' Jl-, lllll IB, uci nr..
uc-. almonds, soft she 1 ner lb.. 16c: hard
shell, pet lb.. 13c: pecans, large, per lb., 12c
small, per in., loej peanuts, per lb fin;
roasted peanuts, per Jb.. 7r: Chill walnuts.
12f13Hc; large hickory nuts, per bu, $1.50;
mien oarss, per du., tz.uu; diuck walnuts.
per nu.. ii.za.
Miuj-JH iso. l green. c: no. z green. Sc
no. l salted. 7c: No. 2 sa ted. 6c: No. 1 vea
calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. 8Wc: No. 2 veal calf. 12 to
16 lbs., M;c: dry salted hides, swilc; sheep
peiie, ay iwj , norse macs, i.oota.ou.
Bt. Loals Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Jan.' 7. WHEAT Lower; No.
rea casn. eievaior. nominal: traca. ir
v.ic: May, bkc; July, tic; no. z tiara, i
CUKIN steady: no. Z caah. 44c: track.
mo; may, oc; juiy, .VC. . ,
1 1 A Ulcii.lv K. -J na.V. Qn.
SkHic; May, aittc; No. 2 white. 40o.
r buuii-Btcuoy ; red winter patents, 14.26
((4.35; fancy and strulght, l3.9vit44.zo; clear,
rsrciSD nntothy. steady; $2.26e2.80i
I'llUV Ml'll UtaaAi,- kt '1,1
BRAN yulet; sacked, east track,- 79N3c
iiai firm: iimomy. i .wuu.ou . orairie.
SO.lA"( .w.
J HON COTTON TIES $1.06. ,
PROVISIONB Pork. lower: lobblna
$13.40. Lard, steady; steam rendered. $8.6a.
iiHCon. lower: boxed extra shorts. WJ.ti'A:
clear rius, xi.no; snort wciear. ji.ib.
POULTRY Slow: chickens. ICw-c: BDrlnas.
r. i . . t...L 1 .... . .1 .. ., i. 1 ..... .. . . .
in i i Kit uuiet: creamery. lgftZoc: dairy.
ii,uuH Lower at nc. case count.
. Rocelnts. ShlDments.
Flour, bbls b.OuO 9.U00
Wheat, bu 72,000 66.000
Corn, bu 38.000 63.000
Oats, bu 61.000 89,000
Wir Enmort Still Itfli;nct Bentiment in
All Line, of Trade.
MARKET SHOWS A HIGHER TENDENCY
talted atatea steel Preferred la la
Demand, bat Na Reason Is As
signed for Firmness of
This stock. .
NEW YORK, Jan. 7-rTodays stock
mtuket rtili'cled a more sober view of the
conditions growing out of the war crlla
In the far-east. 1 ne result was a moderate
recovery from tne tall of yesterday and
Us Hcrompanylntf war news by way ot
Philadelphia ana Ban Francisco.
War news continued foineining or a lac-
tor in all of the speculative markets and
wheat rose and cotton tell in response.
London had already scored some recovery
trom Its eany decline before trading bo-
gap, in New lork. 'the day s market here
was sluggish and llntiess. me stanoaro.
slocks moved very narrowly and did not
maintain tne positions, reiiecting tne smil
ing operations of protesslonal tiadcrs seek-
Inu merely to foilow urlces. There were
wider movements In a collection ot minor
stocks, principally among the railroads,
but -embracing some of tne low-priced liv
dustrials as well. United States (Steel pre.
ferred was firm throughout the day until
tho closing deals, when Its gain had
reached of a point, melted away in com.
mon with a reaction In the whole list.
The buying of I nited States Steel pre
ferred was attributed to banking interests
associated with the corporation, and was
believed to be for uurDOses of support.
News of the day from the trade onered
no explanation of the firmness of the
stock, the leadine trade authority report.
ing a waiting attitude on the part of buy-.
era of finished products In me. commence
that tney couia cover tneir requirements
at ease. Bomethlna was made or tne nn
notincement that Hteel storks had reached
the bolnt of greatest degression and that
economies In wages are to be felt from tlds
time on.
Advances in specialties were wltnont ex
planation beyond former rumors concerning
purchase of Chicago A Alton and Its stint e
in a combination of minor railroads. Amal
gamated Copper showed temporary llrmneas
in tne race or the heaviness ot wie gen
eral romnei, mm men wetmeoeu urnurui.
presumably on account of the reports of
a judicial holdina on a minor point in one
of the company's numerous litigations. The
mock scored a loss on tne day ot
Money continued to work decidedly
easier for all kinds of loans, time funds
I BUUIIliniKC 111 I'I i-m.,
irge proportions In Industrial
collateral were sought to be Included. This
removed any obstruction to the advance
In sterling exchange, while the advance in
discount rates In London helped to lift
sterling. The banks of England and of
France exhibited tne .large increases oi
loans usual after the. turn of the new
yenr. The Bank of France showed a loss
of $2,Ono,0U) in gold, and the Bank of Eng
land an Increase. This makes more re
markable the sterling rate advance in
Paris yesterday In the face of the war
scare. In the unsettling Influence in tne
outbreak of hostilities which had been most
feared wan lame withdrawals of French
canital Invested in lnndon accounts to take
care or rrenon nuiding ot Kiismans. ine
market closed rather easy at reactions.
lionua were aun and ureguar. loiai
sales, par value. $1,850,000. Cnlted States
bonds were unchanged on tne last can
The following are the quotations on the
New York Stock, exchange:
Sales.Hlgh. Low. Close
.21,630 &)ih . 66 tii'4
. 714 fc t8 88 4
,7,630 1i 76 74 77-
. 310
. 2,0 0
. 200
. 6oO
. 1.600
. 2,910
. 300
. 100
. 200
8,6.10
fire points. All Quotations of Russian
bonds showed slight gains during the day.
Imperial fours of l!H'l opening at 87 and
closing at 97.40. The Weekly statement of
the Bank, of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation, decressfd,
S.9:"po.!) francs: treasury accounts current,
decreased, 1o4,U'5,ckio francs; ford In hand.
decreased, 14.mio.oc0 frsncs; bills discounted,
decressed, loH.iwi.wKl francs; silver In band.
decreased, i.imi.voo francs; a per cent rentes,
87 f 67c for the account; exenange on Lon
don, l5f 16Wc for checks.
BERLIN. Jan. 7. Trailing on the bodrse
today had a nervous tone, owing to the
far eastern situation. Exchange on Lon
don, 20 marks 44 pfgs. for checks. Dis
count rates, short and three months' bills,
1 per cent.
!few York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7-MONEY-On call,
eany e': per cent; offered at 2 per cent;
time loans, easy at IVKV rer cent for all
dates; prime mercantile paper, 5'y6l per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.84S6'd
4.8R.
POSTED RATES $4.WHM S3 and $4.85H3
4.8i; commercial bills, $4.1V
SILVER Bar. 67Tnc: Mexican dollars.
c. . ....
bonus uovernment. steady; railroad, ir
regular.
The closing quotations on bonds ars at
follows:
V. . rf. U. ref....lft'. L. ft N. nnl. 4i.
reg.
do coupon
do 3a. rrg.
do coupon
do nw 4t,
o coupon . . . .
do old 4ii, reg.
do covi on . . . .
do la, rt
do Coupon .....
Atrhlfion kq. 4s.
do adl. 4.
Atlantic C. L 4a..
n k Manhattan e. a. 4a.
A1! Max. Conlral 4a....
O. 4a..
do lua
Central of' Oa. 6a..
do 1st lnc
Co a Ohio Hm..
Chicago A A. l-a.
C, H. A q. n. 4a..
C. ii. & 8. P. (. 4a..lws
C. N. W e. T1....1JH,
C, R. I. P. 4a.... 7
do enl. 6a 7t
C.t'.C. A 81. L. g. 4a. H
intvi I i l.t lnc
,.!H Mlnn. A 8t. L. I
M., K. A T. 4a..
..107V4, do Sa
..H'1, N. R R. o( M. c.
..t01i!N. Y. C. 1. Sa.
..loin N. J. C. a. 6a....
.. jNo. PaclOo 4a....
.. 14 I do a
aau In. A W. s. 4a
Kilt
... U4,
a.. 7
... 't
... Vt
Sa. 74 '4
... n
...12SV4j
... 70'4
... M6
... US
Chicago Tcr. 4a.
Con. -Tobacco 4a:.
Colo. A 8a. 4a....
D. A H. O. 4a...
Erie prior llo 4a
do ifn. 4a
r. w. A n. O. )a...!0H4
Hocking Val. 4Ha...,104
Offered.
..10'4)lo. ft. L. 4a A par
93V4 renn. conr. a4a. .
104 I Heading gn. 4a 94
(17 'St. L. A I. M. c. 6a.. Ill
10214: SI. L. A 8 F. tm. 4a.
. 7H
.Jii'
.us
. 7t
,10H
.1141k
.
. 84j
76 ISt. L. 8. W. Ik.
0H geabnard A. U. 4a...
so. racisc a
8o. Rallwai Sa
Tt-iaa A f?it
T , SI. L. A W. 4a.
Vltion Pacific 4a
do conv. 4a
1'. 8. Atael Id fa...
Wabah la
do dab. B....n,...
W. A L. E. 4a
Wla. Cantral 4a
Colo. F. A I. c. Sa.
7
hi
M
S
7
4
London Stock MarVot
LONDON, Jan. 7.-C1oslng:
87H N,
Cenaola, money
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do ptd
Baltimore A Ohio.
CanaUlan Pacific
Chea. A Ohio
Ihl
DcBeara
U. A' R. O.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Illinois Central
Ixiuli. A Naah
M.. K. VT
ilrago Ot. W. 15
. M. A Bt. P.f....l4;
Y. Central..
74 Norfolk A W...
.. 344 do pld
.SS Ontario A W...
.. tl4 Pennsylvania ..
... TI14 Rand Mlnra ....
.RaadiDg
do In pri...
do M pfd...
So. Railway ...
1V do pfd
!' Ro. Pacltlc
.'704 Vnlon Pacific ..
. J1 do ffd
. 64j V. 8. Steel
. 49 1 . do pfd
.1S4 Wabaah
.110 do pfd
If
..122V1
.. 67
.. 11
.. 4014
.. 4
.. 78 V,
.. tl
.. 1014
.. I7H
.. 194
.. 6
SILVER Steady, 26 13-lfid 1er ounce.
MONEY 2.ii3Vt ner cent: the rate of dl
count in the onon market for short bills Is
SV4U3a per cent; for three months' bl'.la,
3!b3 per cent.
Boston Stock Quotations.
BOSTON, Jan. 7. Call loans, 6V48 P"
cent; time loans, 5fi6 per cent. Omclal
closing prices on stocks and nonoa:
Atchison
do nfd
Baltimore & Ohio
do Did
Canadian Paclfto
Central of N. J...
Chesa. & Ohio ...
ChlcQrn fit Alton .
00 prd
Chicago O. W
do H pfd
Chicago & N. W.
Chicago T. & T..
do ufd Sl,U6
C, C, C. A St. L
Colo, southern. e.uou
do 1st pfd 400
do Ski ufd 1.6u0
Dela. cV Hudson 600
Dela.. Lack & West.
Denver At It. O
do nfd
Erie 6,4r0
do 1st pfd BjO
do 2d nfd J.0U0
Great Northern. V(A..
Hocking valley .'... i
do ptd 000
Illinois Central ........ 114
Iowa Central 1,120
do pfd .. 100
K. C. Southern 400
do pfd l,3i0
Louisville & Nash...-. 1.420
Manhattan L ...... 2,700
Met. St. Ry 920
Minn. & St. Louis..... 200
Missouri Pacific .......5,300
Missouri. K. at T 900
do Dfd V)
N. R. R. of Mex., pfd. 400
New York Central .... 1,6'p0
90
1164
160
16
27
164
im
2&
174
67
26H
164
90
116
160
32
84
79
15V4j
27-
166 Si
10
2m
16"
65A
.25
163
800 20Vi 19
aaotatlons of tbo Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-FLOrR-Recelpts.
19,1(4 bbls.; exports, 1,670 bbls; market
guict, but prices rlrmly held; winter pat
ents t.;i.y 1.00, winter siraignis, i.iuui.a;
Minnesota patents. S4.b&(i4.oo; winter ex
tras, 4.46!u4.w; Minnesota bakers, . $3.8o
4.W, winter low grades, $3.otVg3.36. Rye Hour,
firm;- fair to good, $3.3og4.40; choice to
tancy. U.i&UZ.'b. Buckwheat Ouur, dull,
It.Ai a 1. 3U.
COiu4 . MEAL Firm; yellow western.
11.00; city, $1.04; kiln dried, i.KoJ oo.
R k h. dteady : No. 1 wesivrn. W4 nom
inal t. o. b. afloat; slato and Jersey, 66
kii.v:.
BARLEY Dull; feeding. 45c, f. o. b.,
tturraio: mailing. ,'uumi. c. 1. I., nunaio.
, tlr.Al-ltecelptH. .j0 uu.: spot mai Ket
fTgular. No. 2 red. $1, elevator; No. 2 red,
K.h', f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth.
IWc, f, o, b afloat. Options were small and
lrreuulur all day on eontlictlng war rumors.
but generally stronger on a belief that con
ditions had materially Improved. Active
unloading, poor cables, higher consols and
a liberal Interior movement contributed to
the break In prices. The close was c net
lower. May, HutflVtC, July 'tbuTSnc, closed
77u'77v(iC.
COItN Receipts. 33.325 bu.; spot market
was easy. No. 2, nominal, elevator and
62c f. o. b. atloat; No. t yellow. 67 W;
uusiaded mixed, He. The option market
opened lower with wheat and rallied at
noon on war rumors; again sold oft under
liquuiHtion ami cioxt-d o net lower. May,
fciVii6.1Vkc, closed Wie.
OATS Receipts. 16,500 bu.; spot market
dull. No. I, 4.to; standard white, 44c; No. 3,
41o ; No. i white, 44c; No. i white, 44c;
irai'K wniie, utiibc.
PLED i'lrm; sprlns; bran, $.,0.0O(5:20.o0;
Diiauiingn. .Bvaiu city. J-Vixu-U w).
HAY Steady. Shipping, $6.i0, choice,
HOPS Firm. Btate, common to choice.
1S03, iMiSic; 1W2. iJ'ii-'oci old, 12c; Pacitlo
coest, ii'ts, sw; icia:; old, (koIm-
HIDES Firm. Oalveston. 20 to 26 lbs.
16c; California, !1 to 2A lbs, 12c; Texas dry,
M o mi ti, umi;.
LEATHER Firm. Acid, 23in25o.
RU'W juist. DomeaUe, lair to extra,
f 4k(!l 4C. a
il'IBVkVA Reef. mesa II' man nil
hnaf hams. UO: cut meatx. doll: 1.1,1. le.i
bellies. H St; pickled shoulders. $6.50; pickled
Lun is, V . Lara, steauy; western steamed,
rr.jo; January elosml at li w, nominal; re.
rtne4t, dull; eonilnent. $7.3; South Amer-
I7.au: January closed at . 16. nominal: re.
fined, uuist; eonilnent, $7 SO; SMjtn Amen.
l a, $.; carnpound, $i.2j 50. Pork, firm;
trtmlly. $16; short clear, $13.6016.00; mevs,
s4 2aitiU 4).
TaLUWW Finn; city, S'.ttSHc; country,
hlTTIfR Finn:
atiiiar. INu.'Ic.
Ctt ELSE Quiet; state full creamv faney
large anu annul coiorea ana wniiii. Orp
tetnher. 12c: late made. 10Vc.
ltiCLTRY Alive, firm; western chickens,
lic: torn is. li'Ac; turarys. lc; . arcB. o.
. rip; western chickens, ISUc; fowU,
a-'kc; turaeys, puiyc.
Kansas City tiraln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jan.! T. WHEAT May,
"Vi Jn'y. iOc: caah, No. J hard. 73u7c:
No. 8. iiWi.'c; No. 4. 63iii7c; rejected, 6Lt
w'c; .10. z revl, 00c; .mi. j, si'iiMc
CORN-May. 4o'.it..e; July 40Vi
caah. No. i mixed, fci4uv; No. 2 white, w
iNO. , B'c. .
OATS No. i white, 36c; No. 1 mixed, 36$
I7o. .
BUTTER Creamer-. liVirilc; dairy, fancy.
FtKIS Steady. Missouri and Kansas.
cases returned. ?JiC; No. t, whltewood
VU" lllc-IUtleO.
HAY- Ttmothy. $H.(IOJtJ.0; choice prairie
1 o 41 1 . 'a
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA.' Jan. 7. BUTTER In
fair demand; extra western creamery, 25c;
extra nearby prints, 28c.
tuua weax ana W lower: fresh
nearby, 32c at mark: fresh western. 82"4io.
I oho off: fresh southwestern. 32u32Hc. loss
ore.
CHEESE Steady but nulet: New York
full creams, fancy, llc; New York full
creams, choice, HVc; New York full creams,
lair to good, io( 1114c.
Minneapolis W'teat, Floslr knd Bran.
141 VVI' X1 T I a ft U'UPiT r .. ..
TSTkc; September, 7974ic; on track, No. 1
hard, 7c; wo. 1 northern, wc; No. I
northern. 84c: No. 8 northern. 743S0c.
FLOUR First patents, $4,704)4.80; second
patents, $4.014.70; llrat clears, $3.403.50;
sreond clears, Vi.VMHi.i).
BRAN In bulk, nlgher. 14. 253314. 60.
DalntK Grain Market.
DULUTH. Jan. T.-WHEAT-In store. No.
1 hard, 86c; No. 1 northern, 85c; No. 2
northern, (uHc; on track, No. 1 northern,
tfc'.c: No. northern, bHc; to arrive, No. 1
northern, 8Hc; No. 2 northern, K-c; No.
1 spring, ic; May, 7o; July, c.
OATS On track and to arrive, WiVio.
Norfolk & Western...- 200
do Dfd i
Ontario A Western.... 1.200
Pennsylvania 16,3(6
P.. C. C. St St. la...... 1U
Reading 6,640
do 1st Pfd 340
do 2d Dfd
Rock Island Co 7,&'o
do pfd 600
St. L. & S. F.,lst pfd
do 2d Dfd
St. L. Southwestern
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
fouthern Paclflo ...
outhern Railway .
do Dfd
Texas & Paclflo
28
64
47,
isii''
85 .
129
22
84
19
34
107
142
121
66
91
17
39
36
119
66
21
117
Bi
44
77
22
68
27
67
47
M
129
21
38
18
S3
106
Hl
121
6
91
16
38
347,
117
68
21'
116
63
43
. 77
21
67
90
116
lo
32
36
79
1
27
166
41
24
'1 J
1
66
2
lf
269
19
6S
27
6?7
47
170
73
22
SWA
18
Atchlaon 4a
Mex. i'entral 4a. .
Atchlaon
do Mil
Pinion A Albanr 4iS
Boaton A Maine 147H
lloatoh Kleratad
... 67
.140
N. Y., N. H. A H...1K5
Kltchburg pfd
t'nlon Paolflo
Mei. Central .....
Amr. Sugar
do pfd
Amr. T. A T.....
Dom. I. A 8
General Electrlo .
kin- Electrlo ...
do pfd
Polled Fruit ....
Vnlted Coppar ...
V. 8. Steal
de ptd
Weatlng. common
Adventure
.15
.... 7T4
....
....124
....123
....126
....
.,..14
.... to
.... 75
.... 8
.... t
lAllouel
Amalgamated .....
Hlngham
( al. A Hecla
Centonnlal ..,
Copper Range ....
Dominion Coal ...
Kranklln
Iale Korals
Mohawk
(lid Dominion ....
Oaceola
Parrot
Uulnoy
Hants Fa Copper.
Tamarack
Trinity
Vnlted States ....
Vtah
Victoria
9Tt, Winona
6&.WolYerlne
81 Daly Weat
t . . .
1
... 4-4j
... 4Ha
,.. t3
,..437
... IS
...
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...
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... to
... 49
... 11
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.,.100
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... 7
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OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
a goon snare cf the advance tost, pro
visions were considerably higher yesterday,
which csued the hog market to advance
this morning, but later on provisions essed
off and the hog market reacted. Trading
Cattle R'mItjU Rat Exnstsi! and Tridino- I w 'airly active on the opening, but was
VaUlS a.rjeipis not iJIoeSilTS sua iriaing ra(nf,r ,)ow toward the c ose. Light stuff
wss neglected the same a usual and sold
largely from $4.40 to $4 56, light mixed hogs
went from $4. 80 to $4 66, heavy mixed from
$4 66 to $4.70. prime heavies from $4.70 to
$4.75 and aa high as $4.00 was paid for extra
choice hog.
Receipts were pot neavy this morning ana
as a result a rainy early clearance was
made In spite of the fact that trading on
the clcHMt wss slow. Representative sales:
Wti AotiTe, with Pr ce$ Steady.
HOGS OPENED HIGHER, CLOSEO WEAK
Moderate Receipts of Sheen an
Lnmbs And an Aetlvo Demand
Canned Prices to Advance All
of Ton to Fifteen Cents.
Receipts were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 7.
Cattle. Hears. She.
.. $.4o6 4,el lo.ooi
.. 4.049 l.xol I0,6!6
.. 3.6.1 10.334 8,719
.. 1,136 7,429 4,919
4
tt
M
47
7S.
74
44
77.
ft
14.
4
U
Four days this week 14.312 30.145 34,26$
Same days last week....lo 6bo 35.316 11 Oil
Same week beforo .i29 28.324 li,84
Same three weeks ago. .16,526 41,:t6 24,763
Same four weeks ago. ...17.176 348 39.M8
Same days last year 13,236 25,4x4) 17.414
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date and comparisons with
last year;
1904. 190$. Inc.
Cattle 16.873 12.563 8 310
Hogs 41.875 S6.814 5,061
Sheep 38,621 1,6U$ 20,117
Average jrlcas paid for ncga, t cioutn
umaoa ror the last several days with cess
serlsons:
77...
4t...
47...
4...
40...
4
AT.
m
.t-
.in
.id
.107
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177
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.121
71 114
74 1.Tf
Dste. I 0t. lW2.l.19O0. 1181. 1.17.
Deo."
Dac.
Deo.
Deo.
Dec.
Doc.'
)ec.
Dec.
tsc.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Deo.
Deo.
Dec.
Dec.
16...
1L..
18...
It...
to...
21...
ii...
U...
24...
Si...
26...
27...
28...
29...
30...
4 28
84,
!
4 SO I
4 $4
4 a
4 464,
4J7
4 63,
i 82 1 $4,
14, 26,
Oil 6 12.
t 071 04
ov
6 16
6 18
C 26.
( 86
t 44
4 61'
4 47'vti ( 60!
4 ili ( 34
4 62 2& 6 bl 4 90
6 06
6 09
a
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( 86
a 26,
1 85
43
4 73
JR1
4 81
4 8u
a
4 0
aa
4 89
4 b$
4 77
4 81
01
8 98,
8 92,
4 01
4 l2!
4 04
4 11
4 l
4 14
4 161
4 141
8 28
$ 94 3 28
8 to 8 8
3 14V $ 81
3 31
8 3
8 84
3 87
3 4
8 60
1 44
3 48j
3 46
3 46
3 33
8 23
8 84
3 31
3 it
8 30
! 31
8 30
3 81
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114
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147
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420
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4 U
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4 SS
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4 874j
4 7
4 49
4 40
4 40
4 40 ,
4 40 .
4 40
4 W
4 4I4
4 41 3
4 1S
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4 45
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4 5
4
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4 ft
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4 aft
4 45
4 46
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No.
II..
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4 4
4 4S
4 46
4 44
4 47t
4 47V,
4 474j
4 47V4
I $ 61 1 3 84
Date. 1S04. 1903.l02.1901.1900.lSS.Ui.
Jaru,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1...
2...
3...
4...
6 ..
6...
7...
4 64 6 $3 6 22 4 $5 4 21 8 48
!
I 4 75
4 66 I
4 6ti
4 66,
6 37
6 29
6
6 19
8 2
( 27
34 6 24
4 39 6 091 5 06
4 tmi
4 96
6 oz
5 04
4 33
4 29
4 27
4 8i!
4 86
1 67 1
8 67 1 8 48
3 41 3 44
8 471 8 3$
$ 48 3 39
$ 421 $ 40
"Indicates Sunday.
"'Indicates holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brousht in todav bv each road was:
cattie.tiogson p. 11 so.
C. M. A St. P. Ry..
Yvatxisn a
Mo. Paclflo Ry 1
Union Pac. System.. 24
C. & N. W. Ry 4
V., R. & II. V. R. R. 23
C, St. P., M. & O... IS
B. & M. Ry 22
C, 1. & Q. Ry 10
K. C. & St. J 2
C, R. I. & P., east.. 10
C. R. I. & P., west.. 1
Illinois Central 2
Chicago O. W. ....... 4
23
2
1
18
6
18
8
25
4
1
5
8
, 1
5
U4
'i
ii
23
IIS
.M4
10 14S
44 t.'l
44 17
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44 ft
ii m
4 lui
M 140
SI set
to 144
SI I'n
II ...Iftl
41 t7
SI Ill
II .Ill
SO tM
S IM
71 im
44.'. 1
. M 17
(7 Ill
70 170
41 141
41 Ill
SO 110
4 117
4 !7t
41 ..Ill
ft 7 101
41 174
SI lit
44 ;..ll
64 :..S26
61 Ill
64 141
M 420
St 14
4S 110
II 10 ...
41 144 40
BHEKP There wss a more moderate run
. -V. 1 1 I 1 . I. I I n .. . I
VI PllCrp UOU IMII1LH. UU" IIIOIIIIMH, niiva.
as a result, the market ruled active ana
higher nil around. J 'ackers all seemed to
be anxious for supplies, which was Just the
reverse of tho case yesterday, and there
were not enough -on sule to meet their re
aulrements. The market could not bs
quoted 1015o higher, or. In other words, the
loss of yesterday was regained, wnicn
leaves the market In practically the same
nosltion It waa on Tuesday. Western
lambs sold this morning as high as $6.60
and xo AA. vissrllnas lirouaht I4.0 and frLnu.
and ewes sold up to $3.80. Trading waa
very brisk from start to finish and every
thing was out of first hands at an early
4roe
There were only a few feeders at ine
vards and the demand was sufficient to
take everything offered at good steady
nrlnea
. . m-M . l . i. I a
f 1 inT. nnm rnr r-f ith -1 1 1 hfim h : i. iti rn
western lnmbs. lf.2MK).75: fair to good
lambs, $4.76476.25: good to choice yearlings,
i42S6i4Rn: fsir to aond vearungs. H.wnwa.so
good to choice wethers. 8.50(tr4.00; fair to
good wethers. $3.2n(SS.6iO; good to choice ewes,
.i.2mua.ria; lair o gonn rwe, eo.v".o.ti'.
choice feeder lambs, la.wwt.io: rair 10 goon
Inn.l,a 91 A. f .rtdor vAnrllnffS.
$3.26i3S.r.O; feeder wethers, $3.1!MM.S6; feeder
ewes, 11.76.26; culls, 31.UU0Jl.fti. Itepre
eniativa sales
test. $Hc; molasses sugar, tie; rennerl.
nulet; No. , .c; No. 7. 4cj No. s, $9c
No. 9, 9V: No. 1. a s&c: No. 11, 3 c; No,
12, H.Tnc; No. 13, 3.70c; No. 14, 3 fiftci con
fectioners , 4 c; mould. 4.10c; cut loaf.
6.25c; crushed, 5 6(c; granulated, 4.45cl
cubes, 4. 70c.
MOLASCKS Firm; Jew urieana, open
kettle, good 10 choice, 8H'":We.
NKW OHLKA.NS, Jan. 7 ft I4A n yillet:
open kettle 2avM.v; centrtrugai, su. i-ie:
Centrifugal whites, 2VJ 13-lh; yellows, 3i
8 11-lftc; seconds. ?tj;l'tc.
MOUAPfKS Oiilet; iien gettie, Xasj.tio..
Syrup, dull. 2.H1I27C.
ASKS POOR TO STAY AWA
British Consal Oenernl Hays Capi
Colony lias Too Many of
Them Already.
4 7VS
4 70
4 70
4 TO
4 70
4 70
4 TO
4 70
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 TO
4 70
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO ,
4 7!j
4 TlVfc
4 7S
4 TE
4 TS
4 TS
4 15
4 7a
4 SO
4 80
NEW TORK, Jan. T. Sir Percy Sander
son, the British consul general, gave out
the following today:
"Information has been received to tht
effect that the government of Cape Colony
desires, on account of the present condi
tion of trade In the colony and throughout
South Africa, to discourage the furthet .
Immigration of persons without ampls.
means or prospect of Immediate employ
tnent. . Numbers of skilled artisans and
others have been thrown out of work and
fresh arrivals accentuate the condition."
RECEIVERS OF INTERNATIONAL
8w Jersey Vlco Chancellor Names
Two for n Fire Kairtno -Compnny.
TRENTON, N. J., Jari. 7. It was an.
nounced here today that Vice Chancellor
Emery has appointed James R, Clarko ot
New York and Charles E. KlmbaTl of Sum
mlt, N. J., receivers for the International
Firs Engine company, a $9,000,000 corpora
tion with plants In New York. Baltimore,
Chicago, Cleveland, St. Paul and Elmlra,
N. Y., and other places. The liabilities ars
$347,274 and assets, $96,260. V
COLISEUM IS DECLARED SAFE
Chlcngro Building; Department Lifts
the Ban from the Great Con.
rentton Itavll.
CHICAGO. Jan, 7. -The order by tho city
building department closing the Coliseum
along with theaters and other publio halls
In Chicago was today rescinded as to the
Coliseum, the building department finding
upon further investigation that the Coli
seum was entirely safe .and was fully
complying with all requirements.
Total receipts 130
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Now York Mining quotations.
NEW TORK. Jan. 7.4-Tho folldwln are
the closing qnotatlons 'On -minln stocks;
Anatna Con
Alice
Breece
Brunawlck Con
Comatock Tunnel..
Con. Cal. at Va.
Horn Hllrer ,
Iron Silver
U4 LadTllle Cos
lt "Offere
3
16
ii
.. 10
.. 6
.. 1
..166
..100
..US
.. 8
MtfW Phial
flHIflo ......
OpMr'.;...i,...
I'otoil '
Havaee'
Bierrk Nevada
Small Hopes
utanoara .....
B
..400
..70
.. 11
.. 48
.. 70
.. 21
..ISO
Omaha Packing Co 693
Swift and Company 674
Cudahy Packing Co 643
Armour & Co 702
Armour tt Co., 8. City... 72
Vansant A Co 86
Carey & Benton 84
McCreary & Carey 8
W. I. Stephen 6
Hill & Huntzlnger 26
Huston & t'nderwood... 2
H. F. Hamilton 29
Li. F. Hubs 21"
Wolf A Murnan 1
Hobblck & B 7
Sol Degan 12
J. I. Root 23
Haggerty & Co 35
Othjer buyers ,.. 233
746
1.091
1.823
1.724
1.353
48
1.45$
1,162
1,791
228 cull ewes
10 cull ewes
193 western ewes ..
43 western bucks ..
760 western ewes ..
1?3 western ewes .,
233 western ewes ...
204 western ewes ..
2 western ewes ...
4 western ewes ..
165 feeder lambs ...
1 western wether
809 western lambs .
6 native ewes ....
1 western wether
104 western lambs .
266 western lambs .
z native lamns ..
2 native lambs ...
Av.
. 85
. 97
. 104
. 124
. m
. 116
. 101
. 10s
. 100
. 196
. 56
. 120
. 66
. 146
. 140
. 77
. 73
,. 100
. 90
Pr.
2 40
2 50
8 00
,8 12
3 M
3 60
3 66
8 75
! 75
8 85
3 90
4C0
4 00
4 25
. 6 60
6 75
6 00
00
CHICAGO UVB STOCK MARKET.
Fair
Reeelots ot All Stock, with
Higher Prices for Hons.
rum acm. Jan.' 7. CATTLE Receipts,
mnort head: market slow: good to prime
steers, e.lWj6.66; poor to medium, $3.60
4 0; stocsiers ana ieeuers, s.aumi.u', '"-i
$2.0Mi4.26: heifers, $2.0O4.76; canners, 82.00
2.40; bulls, 32.2604.26: calves, $3. 607.26.
- . . , . . . 1... A. l.k k... Mil.
.nnn.n no 000" market 6i lc
demand the market ruled active and steady lhl n 1ud and butchers. $4.7d(&5.05: good
on all desirable grades of both killers and 1? neavy, 4.95rg6.12; rough heavy,
Total
8,207 6.8S3
789
5.S4J
CATTLE There was a light "run of cattle
here this morning and In view of tne good
Bank Clearings.
..' 300
.. J.4O0
.14,220
!!i3!oo
.. 100
.. . 7tA)
& W... lot)
144
8-U4
142
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Mllwaokee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 7. WHEAT Easier:
Nu. 1 northern, 88!jjittSV4c ; No. 8 northern, 83
feMic; M:iv. 66c.
hakley-nrm: No. z. 63c: sample. 35
tllc.
t'oitN Kasier; no. 3, 4Kj42c; May, va.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Jan. 7 SEEDR-Clover. cash
and January. Ii.6i4: February. 87.1214
March, $7 27; prima timothy, $1.17; prime
B4Btae, OQ-OM.
PEORIA. Jan.
No. 8, 40V; pew,
Peoria Grain Market.
7-CORN-Stead
dv:
No. 1 294o; No. i. 34c.
new,
creamery, 15ft24c; stats
UVE-No. 2, 4.
Wheat, bushels ...
Corn, tushela .....
Oats, bushvls
RecelDts. Bhlproents
in. !u)
27 ! 1.200
7,Cu0 ;t,u)
l.lveroool Gram Market.
-TIVERPtKlL. Jan. T.-WHEAT-Spot
itiui, ru. a reo western, winter, bs s?d.
J-utur.a nidtH: March. 6a $Td.
CUHN Byot, firu; American, new, is 31;
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. MET ALB The loeal
copper market today developed a firm un
dertone owing to an Improved demand from
consumers ani limited orrerlngs from first
nanus, i-aao is nuoted at $12.&o4il2.8714
electrolytic, 1 2.6012. 76; casting. $12.25'
12.50. On the other side no change occurred
for the day In spats, althouch futures eased
orr 2a 3d; futures were quoted st 67 76s 3d.
mie tin waa 011111 ana unchnnved her
the English market advanced 1 7a ad for
spot and I.s tkl for Tut urea; this closed spot
at x. 1,11 iej HTia tuiures at a ui is; snot tin
at Net- York Is quoted at $2S.6iii 29.00. The
local lead market la nulet and unchanged
at fl.3"di4 45; London declined Is 3d to 1
bs 3d. ine local spe tec market also re
mained uncharted at $S.OOjj5.20; In London
sielter advanced 2 6d to 21 17s 6.1. In
(tiasaow Iron closed unchaniced at 49s lid
AtiddieboroutS at a decline ot lltyl at 42s
6J : the local market ruled eteidy but nulet
hend with nuotatlons more or less nominal
No. 1 northern foundry was quoted at f 15 0
tiie.Uf; No. 2 northern foundry, Il4.xiii6 00;
No. 1 southern and No. 1 soft southern
foundry. I13 7a14.25.
6T. LOIM8 Jan. 7. M ETA T 44 Lead, firm
at H 20. Bpelter. quiet at 14.10.
Coatee Market,,
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. COFFEE 4B not Rio.
firm; No. 7. Invoice, "tiStc, The market for
futures opened tlrm, with prices unchanged
to lj pnlnts higher, the sdvance being due
to brlvk demand for September and later
ny conimissiDii houses and n I street
Cablea at flret Were dlauppolnting, but,
however, later turned Arm; llriill nuirkets
wera closed over a holiday. Europe was a
seller all duy and In the early afternoon
Wall street bulls and rxKton houses llnul
dated nenvuy, their selling being based on
unfavorable nature of news from the far
east. The preeeure of this coffee brought
about a sharp rx action and the cloae was
barely steady at a net dec'lne of 154nJ6
pninta, ball were 14o.W1 tuiKS, Including
January at 70oi7.73c: Msrch. T. St mi 7.40c:
Atirll. 7.4s' i7.5oc; May. 7.6ii 75c: June. 7 S
4i7 iOc; July, . T 7t(7 aic; eptemler 7 Wif
im; uctouer, 4ci uecemuer, a. 14 &-ml.
Toledo, St. L.
do Dfd
Union Paclflo ,
do pfd
Wabash
do Dfd
Wheeling & L. E.
Wisconsin CentraJ ...
do Dfd
Adams Express
American Exprees ...
united states up..,
Welle-Fargo
Amal. copper
Am. Car St Foundry.
do pfd..
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do ufd...
Am. Smelt. & Retln..
do pfd
Am. Sugar Rein
Anaconda Mln. Co...
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel A Iron ...
Col. Hock Coal
Consolidated Oas
General Electrlo
International Paper.,
do pfd
International Pump.,
do Dfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
North American .....
Pacific Mall
Peoole's Uas
Pressed Bteel car....,
do Dfd..
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic 8Uel
do Did ,
Rubber Ooods ,
do Dfd
Tenn. Coal Iron...,
I . a. 1 .earner ,
do pfd
U. B. Rubber
ao piu
U. 8. Steel
do Dfd
Western ITnlon
Northern Securities
47 46
19 18
7 . 73
25 24
24 ' 24
.36.2S0 77
. ZOO
. 200
! '4S0
. 620
19
17
39
.78.830
. 1.700
. 320
49
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6
76
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36
if'
36
48
18
67
l.OOJ 17 16
4i
, 100
, 6.0.VJ
, 200
.32,8X0
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. 1.146
, loo
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60O
2'l
300
2il0
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47
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124
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17
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7
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10
61
86
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96
27
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75
9
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Total sales for the day, 419,200 shares.
11X1
66
85
21
117
6)
437,
76
21
61
60
39
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324
141',,
176
47
19
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24
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774
68
19
164
161
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224 Vt
110
110
206
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18
61
96
28
17
6
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124
74
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291k
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19
111
104
61
29
70
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OMAHA. Jan. 7. Rank clnarlnirs for to
day, $1,312,310.40, an Increase of $17.312.,!
over the corresponding day last year.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. COTTON-Market
opened steady at an advance of 9 and 17
points.' This gain was more directly the
result of cable advices from Liverpool,
Which were -of a better class than required
10 maicn tne closing 01 tne local market
the previous day. Hut the extent of the
response at New York was not considered
satisfactory and the active selling move
ment set in. This resulted In a sharp de
cline that carried the trading level down to
a net loss of 7 and 15 points as compared
with the figures of the previous day. Then
followed a sharp rally, with the market
finally steady with a net advance of 10
and 14 points. On the decline there was
heady liquidation and some . pretty ener
getic selling ny the benrs, who appear to bs
on the watch for renewed efforts on the
part of the bull parties to sell. Rut at
tne decline the bull leaders, instead of
selling as many expected, became active
Duyers and Immediately started In to
cover, sales, 700.000 bales, estimated..
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 7. COTTON
Unlet: sales, eon Hales: 'ordinary. 12 6-lfie!
good ordlnarV 12 ll-16c; middling, l!tc; good
middling, 13 8-ltic; middling fatr, 13 9 16c
receipts, 9.977 bales; stock, 401.601 bales: fu
tures were steady. January, 12 86,'dl2.89c:
February, 13.13Jil3.10c: March. 13.30c: Anrll.
13.40ftrl3.42c: May, 13 B9ttl3.60c; June, 13 6:
13.69c; July, 13.76&13.77c; August, 13 2uc
asked.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7. COTTON Firm, nn
rnangoii. Middling. I34c; sains, none; re
ceipts, ri0O Dales; shipments. 131 bales; stock
19,M bales.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7. COTTON Snnt.
moderate business done, nrlces 2tf noints
lower. American middling fair. 7.22d; good
middling. 7.06d: mlddlina. 6(;d: low mid.
dung, oa; good ordinary, 6.80U; ordinary,
6 ood. The sales of the day were 7,0) bales.
vi w 11 no were ror speculation and
export ana included 6.200 American. R
celpts, 33.000 bales, Including 28,4)0 Ameri
can, futures opened easier and closed
steady. American middling, g. o. c, Janu
ary. 6 70UI .90d: Janiiarv-Fehniarv ' 7,v
BY.iu: Aiarch.AprU,. 6.77d; April-May. 6.70
e.nd; May-June, $.7bd; June-July, .76
July-August, C.75d.
feedera Uuyers were out early and the
cattle soon began moving toward the scales
and It did not take long tor everything to
chanaa hands.
The market on corn-fed steers couio
safely be, quoted steady and active. The
better grades of course were In the greatest
demand, but still even the cord mon kinds
sold without difficulty at fully as good
prices as were paid yesterday. Local pack
ers apparently had liberal orders to fill and
there were none too many came on saie 10
meet their requirements.
The cow market was active ana sieaay.
The same as has been the case all the
week packers took. hold very freely of all
kinds, so that an early clearance waa made.
Oood heavy cows ana neuers nm wen aa
h.miv weights sell particularly well.
Th. riemana ror duiib. veai caives ana
stags was fully equal to tne supply ana
srood. steady prices were paid.
t he Supply or BiucKHn auu icrucii was
again very light and as there were quite a
few buyers In from the country speculators
t.trlced no what cattle were In sight at
ifivul steady nrlcea The demand Is con
fined largely to the better grades, but In
view of the small number of that class on
sale even the common kinds sold without
much trouble, rtepreaemaiive saiee
BEEF BTKUKS.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Jan. T OILS r,olnn..H
firm: prime crude, nominal; prime yellow
o'uoic rfiniitum, sieauy. rennea. iiu.uu
refined. In hulk. $6.50.
ROSIN Firm: strained. common In
gooa.
I I HrK N TIN E Firm, at 60W11Ui'.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan' 7 TI h Pirv
TINE Firm, at 6OU0.
ROSIN-Flrm. A. U. C, P. E. F. O, 83 20
N. H.IO; W. O.. $3.30; VV. W.. $3.53.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Jan. 7 OH Jl4-r.li
oaiauces. si.ao; ceruncaies, no bid. Shltf.
iiiriiie. i.it 1101s. ; average, m. ids htiis,
runs, 68,390 bbls.; averege, 49 126 bbls. Shin
ments. Lims, 77.l:i bbls,; average. 69 M0
cms.: runs. umi. 4&.8U Obia: ivrra 97
173 bbla
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Jan. T. Large repayments to
the Hank of r.ngland anected the supplies
of money In the market today. Discounts
hardened owing to the condition of the
short loan market and the political situa
tion.
Business on the stock exchange waa
overshadowed with gloom, the tension re
garding the situation of affairs In the far
east disposing oerators to do boaimaa.
1 he market, however, closed better. Con.
sols were flat at first, but Improved later.
Americans were wees, recovered a little
on bear covering, then continued unsettled
and closed firm. The weekly statement of
the Rank of Lngland shows the followina
changes: Total reserve. Increased, 957, OOj;
circulation. Increased. 127.wi; bullion, In
creased. 41 084.241; other securities, de
creased, 8.1U.I4l; other deposits, de
creased, 4.4!4,uou; public diLiovlts. In
fremiti. 2oui; notch, reserve. Increased
942 Cou; government securities. Increased,
3.M4,000. The proportion of the bank's
reserve to liability this week la 37 60 pr
rent as compared with 82 KH per rent 'ait
weik. Tbo amount of bullion taken Into
the Hank 01 r.ngiand on bkluma toJay
wss 5' U00.
PARIS, Jan. t Trading on the tourre
today was somewhat excited. Turkish and
Spanish securities being speciallv effected.
loaaril the close reports from tne fir
east steadied and Improved the market.
Kuasl IwcowlDg Arm, Jtlo Tlntog gained
do,
ii tcjrn on- Hirht. t4.bixu4.90: bulk ot s&iea
herd: sheen steady to loo nigner; lamoa
1 u n inn inwnr' jrnru to choice wethers,
$4.1Oj4.50; fair to choloe mixed, $3.2&'o4.00;
western sheep. 88.6lXn4); native lambs,
$4.00gv.36; western lambs, 83.5xa.80.
New York LIto s'toek Market.
TT7-nr vnotr Ton 1 REEVES Receipts,
..u. renorted. none. Dressed beef,
steady, city dressed native sides, 7j9e per
lh. l.lvernooi ouoieu Auraitmi v A.y
per lb., dressed weight; refrigerator boel.
CALVE-Recelpts, 658 head; veals, barely
steady: barnyard calves, steady; veals sold
at 36.uonm.ws, parnyaru vbjvcb . f.w..,
Gives Rnstlers' a Chance,
EVAN8TON, Wyb., Jan. 7.-Speclal.)-
It Is asserted that tho establlshiftent of a
market on the Faclfla coast for Wyoming
cattle has given the "rustlers" Increased
opportunities to ply their trade. At tho
eastern markets the Wyoming Cattlegrow-
association Inspectors are ever on tho
watch for altered brands and estrays and
It Is difficult for - the rustlers to market
their stolen stock there, but oa tho Paclflo (
coast there are no Inspectors and the temp
tation to steal and dlspoee of , the stock
on tho coast Is very strong. It Is believed
that considerable stolen stock has been dis
posed of thero tho past season, and on
effort will bo mads at the meeting of tha
association In 'April to appoint Inspectors
for Paclflo coast duty and put a atbp to
tho pilfering. '
t
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland uuaramee ana
Trust Company, bonded abstractor, 1614
Vmm afreet:
Anno. Huntley and husband to Peter
Klewtt, lot 10, wock 10, city iw.w
John W. Percival and wife to Ins.
Company 01 Norm America, lot s,
block 8. Knuntsa Place add
William t. Reed -and -4fo -Mny
L. Rasgorshek, 39 ft or wv lot ,
block 6. Lowes 2nd add
Henry Splgle and wife to Atlantlo
Realty association, lot a. r air
mount Place
Margaret B. Burgess and husband
to joha'tieKins. lot I. uiocg e, iior
bach's 2nd add ,
Charles O. Wyman and wife to Al
fred wyman. tsa it lot o, iiart i
l. H 1 ... 14 . QA . Vl.n. 1 na
Mary A. Rushlan toenlna E. Rlx- "
ley, part mis 1 ana a in diock tu
Lowes add....t 2,000.00
t
60.00
tto.oo
r j
2.00
t 000. 00
rHICAGO
MINNBAPOLI8H
miv Hraed veala Si 14c per lb.
HOOS iteceipis, 0,000 iitiui, .......
Stats
pigs. ,$5 60.
S11EE1
Wool Market. -
NEW YORK. Jan. T. WOOL Firm
mertlc fleece. 2Mi32c.
WOSTON, Jan. 7. WOOL Quotations
are: Territory, Idaho fine. 15ij1c: flna
medium. 16C17c; medium. JHilc; Wyoming
fine, lfi'y 16c; fine medium. 16fil7c; medium
Istoft'lOc. Vtah and Nevada fine, 14H.f16V,c;
fine medium. 164tl7c; medium. 19a20c Ia-
aoia nne, iwnc; nne medium, ibUqKc:
medium. KaV.ilc. Montana line choice. 1$
li'Joc: fin" medium. 19420c; avernre. 1Mjl9o;
sM'de. tftrfiaic; medium choloe, 19u2oc.
ST. LOI IS. Jan. 7. WOOL fltendv: Ma.
rllnm grades, combing and clothing, l'ilc;
light fine. 1di17V.c; heavy fine, j2S14'4c:
tub washed, 20((i3lc.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7 DRY GOODS Tha
market is outwardly very aulet. but there
Is considerable Inquiry and miire or less
of an undercurrent of reallslna from buv.
who are In need of goods for Immediate
Ct livery. The outlook Is for Increased buy-
lug as soon as a little more light Is shed cn
the raw cotton situation.
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Whisky Market.
CHICAOO. Jan. 7. WHISKY Staarlv nn
bants of high wines st $1.27.
PEORIA. Jan. 7. WHISKY Steady,
$1.27.
ST. L01M8. Jan. T-WHISKY-On basis
Of finished goods, $1.31.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 7. WHISKY Dis
tillers' finished goods, steady ou basts of
... (14
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opened 610c bleiher and closed weak, wltti
;EP AND LAMBS Receipts, ,4
head; Bheep, steady to firm; iambs, weaa,
sheep, $3.004J'4.UO, one deck at $4 40, a few
wethers lor expori ai ,L""-' ""
i.k. ts 9f.i,n 10 one car at $7.20: dressed
muttons. 74ibVso per lb.; dressed lambs, 8'tf
Reported exports for today: Cattle, 22
cars ; sneep, u cars.
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
... -a . m I ' M.HT T7I ...... In,
BT. LUU1B, Jan. I. l.Aliun-iwwiJi"i
4,500 head, Including 1,800 TexanB; market
steady. Native steers, shipping ana ex
ports, $4.2o4t5.35: dressed beef and butchers'
steers. $3.8l4f5.25; steers under 1,000 pounds,
... .. . 1--. . . 1 . .. 1..... to 'i , v. , 't tj
44.UU4a.10; Pun ivc 1 ni.'t . . o u 1. , -- - . " y;
cows and heifers, $3.24.00; canners, t2.u(
; huila. 12.76ifia.76: calves. $6. 0041 7. 7f
Texas and Indian steers, 82.6vij44.40; cows
HOQB RecelDts. 10,600 neaa; manci
.iiin and & rent hlarher. Plaa and lights.
$4.8sa4.76; packers, $4.4uj.4.oo; uutctiers, h-i
4Va A UK
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
hmt: market steady. Native muttoni
$3.25i4.26; lambs. $4.if6.7R- culls and bucks,
$2.60(62.75; stockers, J2.m.Ko2.b0.
ICaasas City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 7.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8.600 head. Including 700 aoutnerns;
market steady. ExDort and dressed Deer,
I4.154i5.00: fair to good. 83.7694.10; western
fed steers, v83.254i4.25: stockers and feeders,
82.4fti4.00i southern cows. 81.6O5U3.O0; native
cows, ii.wq&.zx nauve neuera, .i.iwyi.w,
k...n. '1 to. MaluA- t9 Tr
HOGS Receipts, s.uou neaa marxei diiu
rents higher. Ton. 84.87V4: bulk of sales.
$4.66f(4.77; heavy, $4,654(4.67; packers,
ii rj,,-;,i 76: nlirs and lleht. 84 4oiii4.70.
BHKl'P A Nil I.AMB8 RecelDts. 8.600
hcadr market steady. Native lamlia, $S.2o'yi
i.76; western lamns. 4.uuH.4Ui len ewes.
83i4i 8.K6: western fed yearlings, nwut.w;
. . , ca aa ?r
llUCaVII mill ivrcun. mt f,.vv ..v. ..iv.
St.' Joseph Live Stovk Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 7. CATTLE Receipts.
I,. Iivmu, niamri ivji i.niiiiiuii vam,
others higher; native, 83.354.r5.26; cows and
heifers, ii.7DU4.3d; siocaers ana leeaers.
82.5(xii4.26.
UOU! rteceipis, f.ois neaa; marsei was
S'alOc higher: light. 84.67(&4.72; medium
and hfBVV. 11 WfH.hB.
HHKKP AN1) LA MRS RecelDts. 1.350
head; market steady; lambs, $5. ,0; wethers,
$4.76. .
Slonx City Live Stork Market.
RIOITX CITY. Is.. Jan. 7. (Special Tele
gram. l-CATTLE Receipts. 600; sto' kers
alow: killers steady: beeves. 83.6nhoij0:
cows, bulls and mixed, $2.00Cfi3 60; stockers
end feeders, $2.5ti)3.5o; calves and yearlings,
$2. 204J 26. . a t,
HOvltJ rteceipis, a.oou; txriioc nigner, see
ing at $4.2b44 7o; DU1K, 44.tvu4.00.
Stock la Sight.
Fnllnwlns are the receipts of live stock
at the six principal western markets) yes
terday;
Omtvfi - ,
Chicago
Kansas city
St. jiuls
Bt. Joseph
eioux City
ToUls
Evaiaoraled Apples and Dried Krnlts.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market shows a somewhat
steadier feellns. owing to a better lloulda-
tlon; common, 44ticj prime, 84fjc;
choice. bVAtVhK: fancy. M7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED KRl'ITS Prunes
move slowly, with some difficulty reported
In securing freight room; prices about
steady at 3ftWc. Apricots, a little firmer.
but quiet: choice, Vi'S9c; extra choice. Mi
fi104c; fancy. Ujl&e. Peaches opened
firm; choice. 7ft7c; extra choice, 1ft
c; fancy. 8aloc. -
Sogar Market.
nominal; fair refining, $c; ceutrlfugaU 84
iduorde
Uood
0 Pft
4i iiOri
Main Offlea
Mankattan Bids;,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
1 Dealers In
Stock. Grain, Provisions,
Bought and sold for cash or carried en
reasonable margins. Upon which a commie
sion will bo charged of on grain, oa
stocks and on flak.
Private Wires. .
Writs for our market Setter and private,
isiegrapn cipner manea ires. , i
SHIP YOUR GRAIN TO US
IYompt Returns. Best Facilities.
Liberal Advances. Usual Commlssionai
RRAKCII OFTICESl . '
OMAHA U0-U Board of Trade BWg.
'Phone 1518. ,
SOUTH OMAHA 323 and 83S Exehatlf ,
Bldg. 'Phono 72. '
COUNCIL BLUFFS 408 and 408 Bap
Bldg. 'Phono 114. ,
MHCOUI. DB1 MOlMaUal
Approved
Manufacturing Properties
Incorporated and Financed
Large Issues of Industrial and
Railroad Bonds ."! Underwritten
Writs Onr Bond Dept., for List -of
Monlclpal Bonds.
LoROY DAVIDSON,
Bankers and Fiscal Aaents,
- IHAIILOriK, N. C.
j Room JO Broadway,
Kow York, N. Y.
Cattle. Hogs. SheefC
. 3.1.HI , 7,4-'9 4.W9
.lO.OnO tfl.O-iO 16.000
. t.b"0 ' t.OiiO 3.5(4)
,4.t0 10.0.4) . . 2.000
. 1.741 4.678 1,860
.- 600 4,500 .V.
COE 8IBf
STOCKS AND OOND8
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wo have over IM offloes.
References: 178 Stats and Nat' I Banks,
OCR SfERYICtB SS TH40 BKST.
' Out of Town Business Solicits.
Otnaha Branch! ISIS Psrflaaj H. Tet.47
TH0S. M. WADDICK. Correspondent.
..24.677 78.107 ,20,799
LL7UAL SUtlCV.
8TOCKHOLDEH3' MEETINO.
OPFICK OK Llili-GLAhb-ANLHltEBfeN
HAKLWAHt; CUMPANL OMAHA, Nab.,
Lee 12. li Nolico is hereby given to loo
stockholders of the Lrt-illaas-Andreasea
Hardwais company that the annual meet
Ing of the stockholders of the company
fl bs held at the offices of the said com
fiany, corner of Ninth and Harney streets,
n the city of Omaha. In the state of Ne
braska, on Tuesday, January 12, A. D. ISM,
at 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of sleet
ing a board of directors for the company
to serve during the ensuing year, and to
transact such other business .as may bo
presented al euch meeting. K. i. LH.E.
1 President.
' Attest: W. M. GLASS, fioeretary.

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