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Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
Total reccipts,. 1e5 tti
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the num-


CATTLE-There were just about as may
cattle on sale today as there were yester-
day, and the market OH good staff held
just about steady. There were about
twenty-five cars of beef cattle included in
the receipts and the demand for the better
grades was In good shape and prices held
practically the same as they were yester-
day. The common and half fat stuff how
ever was very slow sale, and sellers found
IL difficult to get as good prices for their
stuff as they received yesterday Other
markets were quoted lower today, which
had "a bad effect upon trade at this point,
particularly on the last end, but the better
punches held up in good shape.
The COW market started out about steady
on the best grades of cows and heifers, but
aside from those the trade was slow and
prices generally a dime lower than yes
terday The last end of the market was
particularly weak and sellers found con-
siderable difficulty I'm disposing of some of
their less desirable holdings at very salts
factory prices Buyers did not seem par
ticularly anxious for supplies, and as a
result sellers had to take what they bid.
Bulls and calves sold In just about yes
terdays notChes.
The stocker and feeder trade did not show
much of any change today. The good
cattle of all weights were ready sellers at
fully steady prices. but the common kinds
were draggy and the common light cattle
in some cases seemed to be little lower.
BUYERS want good cattle. and such as an
swer to that description bring good strong
prices That H. equally true of stock cows
and heifers and stock calves and bulls.
4 IN
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
stock In Strht.
COUNTING TiiE COST.
Money Loss EntniICd by Wind mud
water In Galveston.

""sNi NsiNNHNbhs
The annual review OF the Galveston News
furnishes summary of the property loss
caused by the September hurricane and
tidal wave on Galveston City aud island.
Despite the terrible destruction wrought
the city is rising bravely and cnergetically
from the ruins, building better aud higher
and burying the horrors Of the past In the
busy life OF the present The News says
Careful Investigation places the storm
property loss In the city OF Galveston at
s17,05S,275. This includes the loss ot S.
800 sustained by the United states gov
ernmcnt. The number os residences en-
tirely destroyed Is placed at fl3i valued at
So. 1876, 600 Damages TO residences and con-
tents partially destroyed are placed at 81
$780, 900. Loss to merchandise and stock was
ST. $50. The amount expended In build
ing since the storm ia placed at S2.2jS, 500.
or this sum $500 900 was for building and
repairing of homes. $623, 500 for wharvcs
and shipping facilities. s365 900 for railroads
and telegraph and s250000 for mercantile
buildings. In the beach district OF the city
which was swept clean by the storm more
than 1000 homes have been built Some OF
these are only temporary structures, but
are being turned into permanent homes
as fast as possible. Tho relief received
ny tdNeStOn amounts 10 Sl,O1i,UOU ana IS
divided as follows: General fund. 81, 200
900; clothing and food. valued at $500, 900;
raised for orphans $4,000; for public
schools. $4,000. The work performed by
the central relief committee and all tho
subcommittees has been hcrculean and has
been carried out in a most satisfactory
manner, in many cases at great personal
sacrifice to the men composing these differ
ent committees"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
tnffnn NsurI. of.

NEW YORK. Jan. 0-COTTON-In the
of the recent gains was lost and the bears
once more seemed TO gain positive Controi'
Spirited speculation was Mt no time in cVi,
being settlements The opening was steady.
with prices 2ltl points higher on bullisn
LiNerpooi cables and reports that soutnsGrm =, u!
the opening there was a sudden lull In buy
Ing orders from the outside and selling or
ders appeared from parties who had been
the markets chief supporters throughout
the late la-Cent advance. Liverpool reacted
anu wan street unloaded several imp9r.a,ht ,,
ing soon gained the upper hand ana prices
RAPIDLY. tapered off. By noon decline of
later the market further declined heavily
under flurrics of active liquidation ANA
pounding by local bears. prompted by pre-
dictions OF weak cables. estimates for lib-
eral receipts tomorrow and talk OF a set
back In spot cotton south The last hour
Of the session was fcverlsh. Covering for
profits caused frequent slight uplifts, the
general trend of fluctuations was toward
lower prices Stop orders were reached
by several prominent houses evidently
steadied the market. which closed steady,
closed dVl ani &c lover; middling uplaqds,
i0lsc; middling gulf. lose sales, go bales
Futures closed steady: January, 959c; Feb
o5Oc; June, o.I7c; July, oiSc, August, 9.lic;
Septembcr, Sole; October. S.29C.
oSat MGW and 2RhGAN sca4I sales sa @ basl oS
nary Sc; good ordinary, S9;c; low middi,gg,
9bC; mddling, 9Ssc: good middling. 9sc;
middlng fair. 10 5-l6c: receipts 9,4dl bales,
stock, 37209o bales. Futures steady: jan
uary. 952Gi9. 53c: February, 9.41d9.i9c; March,
. l65f9 i7c; April. o i5d9.l6c: May, 9iiH9 i5c
June. 9i2a9.4ic; July, 9i2a9+3c; August
. OOd9O5C
ST LOUIS. Jan. o-CoTToN-Quiet and
1-t6c higher: receipts, 65 bales; middltg.
a%c; receipts. 3.99S bales; shipments $3.50
bales; stock. 1851 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 9-CoTToN-F'irm ct
li-l6c
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9.--COTTON-Spot
quiet and 1-15d higher, American mldding
fair, Gl-l6d good middlinC, Sad; middng.
2t-32d; low middlinG, 5iad good ordinary,
SID; ordinary 81. The sales of the day
were 5000 bales. of which 500 wera for spec
ulation and export and included 200 Amer;
lean; receipts. 1900 bales, including 1850
American. Futures opened quiet but steady
and closed steady: American middling,
January and February, So-6iaS 3l,6td; buy
crs: February and March 27-6tGp5 2S-6id,
buyers: March and April. 25-64d. sellers
April and Nav 22-6id, buyers; May aud
June, + 19-Gid5 20-6id. buyers June and July,
: l7-6id. sellers; July and August. 1i-6ld,
sellers; August and September, 46-6id,
buyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
MncArthur's List of Cnsu.,,ic,.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-GeneraI Mac
Arthur transmits the following list OF
deaths in the Philippines to the War de-
partment:
Dysentcry-Dccembcr I, Company B
Thtrty-fourth infantry, Frank b. fIuff De-
cember 10, Company |. Eighteenth infantry,
Fred j. Wilson, December - Company r.
Twenty-iifth infantry. Samuel \. Nelson .
December 49, Company I, Sixteenth infan-
try, George w. Elder; January ., Company
ID, Forty-sixth infantry, Hans Gofford: De-
ccmbcr 90 Troop NJ, Third cavalry, George
Il. Butler
Malarial Fevcr-January I. Company X.
ThIrty-seventh infantry. Patrick w Fitz-
gerald; December 20. Company L., Thirty
sixth infantry. Allen Westfall. December 2G,
Company G. Twenty-iifth infantry. Law
renee Il. Grey.
All other Causes-Novombcr % Twenty
fourth infantry. unassigned recruit, Charles
G. Seiscr; December 2l Company @, Thirty
first infantry, Daniel +. Griffin. January 3.
Company +. Twenty-hrst infantry, Thomas
Trenton; December 30. Twelfth Infantry,
unassigned recruit, George w. Wallen; De
cember %, Company c, Twelfth infantry,
Rutlcdge Harden. December 30. Company D.
Thrty-fourth infantry, Dell w Bardnard ,
December ~, Company II. Thirty-sevcnth IN
infantry. First Sergeant Robert Anderson ;
December II, Company l., Thirty-siXth in
fantry, Joe Sommers; December 2g, Com
pany J., Fourth infantry, Louis T.. Silver :
December /, Company r, Thirty-nrst in
fantry, Christian T.. Eayser: January g.
Sergeant John Goffcy.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Jan 9.-FLoUR-Receipts
q 2sG bblks,;, sxPoris, i555@ bbls.; dun end
patents s4,OOa43O; Minnesota bakers, S0GSf
SO; winter 81 ,o patents, $37Oa3.95; winter
e !!@ns S5@55c0 bSekv6sSFt Buck oar, no; G"GSi Gaii
nj rRuCyKWtIEAT-ouict at eoas2c c, /. f.,
,C,oR1NShilfiAI-,Eirm; yellow western, ole;
anoat; state, 52a53c, c, l. T., New York, car, n,
BARLEy-Quiet; mailing, Goa65c, c. /. f.,
BARLEY MALT-Dun: western. e5a72c
WllEAT-Receipts $3.50 bu: exports.
tt'S hu,; c spot market weak; No; red, S2,.c
northern, Duluth. S@sc f. % b. S'pTS NiIoot NO NO
J hard, Duluth, S2Ssc (, o. h. afloat Options
had an opening decline, under foreign selling
recovered on hullish Argentine crop news
a scare OF shorts and The strength of N O.
conditions prevailed, prices finally Yielding
10 liquidation; closed weak at EsGf7sc net
loss; January closed at SO7sc: March. $3.50
contradictions 226SOO bu.: exports. s3L-
SGl bu.; spot, firm; No, 2. i6l2c elevator aTd
47Ac T. o. b. atloat option market opened
easy with wheat, but soon turned stronger
demand, good speculative buying and ad~
vance at IN @ provisions; closing firm at %@Ac
~ ~, 1a.u,sN'thcH January. closed AT l6Ac; May,
OATS-Receipts, 57,iOo bu.; exports. leo
nu, spot so, dull; No 2 SOC; Ne, 3, 29isc; No.
mixed western @lgp3lc; track, white, SliaG
Csc; Options quiet but steady all day.
1900 crop, l6u2ic; 1899 crop, lldl5c; old oids,
2n6c; Pacific coast, 1900 crop, l5Qi9c: IS95
crop, l0Ul4c; old olds, 26i6C.
HIDES-Firm; Galveston, % TO % lbs, 1SlI
@l9c: California, 2l to 25 lbs, i9c Texas
dry, a to 30 lbs, 15c
Ayres, light to heavyweight, 2lg25c. acid
'Wool-ogtet; domestic fleece. aa2So
PRoViSIoNs-Beef quiet hut firm; fam.
lily, Hlooal2.0o; mess, S9,OOd95O; hams Sl95l
@?o,0o; packet 5000; city extra India mess
slt0ql6oO cut meats, steady; picked boi-
lies. N1c; picked shoulders, 5NdGe
rTkisS hSTs S92gSG gsSuar2 lard rn
nominal; refined, nrm; continent $40
South America, $40; compound. s5.6aiaG
clear, sitbOai765: mess, siSocaiI.O0. '''0'
,TALLoW-Firm: city, &c; country, 5lsa
RlCE-steady; domestic, fair to extra, 81
h6Ac; Japan, 4AM47sc.
PEANUTS - Fancy handpicked, 4Sa5c
BuTTER-Recepts, $500 pkgs.; quiet ant
steady ,,ite1iddyi June June creamery l6g2l'sc factory
CHEESE Receipts, l,Si5 pkgs.; firm
small, ll&Wl2c,
ern average packed, at mark. 20g23c: west
crn, loss OFF, 24c.
METALS-General conditions In the meta
market We're without important change
Following a decline In Tin of about e2 n
London to GllS l7s Cd owing TO "A lack o.
buying orders, the local situation opeae
easy and ruled weak during the rest of tn,
session and finally closed easy In tone a
Se662h, against S26 9Oq 26.SIia, the figure eur
rent al yesterdays close with sellers A
that basis; copper ruled duh and feature
less an DAY closing on the nominal hasi
casting and olectrolN tic, with prices abrol,
unchanged AT GIe los FOR spot; lead AM
spelter continue to rule dull and We're nora
inslly quoted al N3lia and SLl0HfiS re
spectiVely English iron markets deveope,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10

ST LOUIS, Jan. 9.--WHEAT-No. . rcd
cash, elevator, 732sc; track, 75Gr75isc; Janu-
ara, i5asc; May 76}sc July, 754c; No .
hard. 7liaT72c.
CORN-No. cash. 364c; track, 37hd37lAc
January, 36lsc: May, Sesc
OATS-No, . cash, 25c; track, 25d25lac
January. 2ilac: May. 25Hsc; No. white,
21d27iiC.
RYE-Uiphcr: jOikc.
FLOUR-Firm; patents, 81. 60fi3.7 70; extra
fancy and straight, 81 .2OG3,S5; clear. 81 700
2.9O.
SEEDS-Timothy. nominally higher. with
$40 bid for good seed; fair sold at 81 so.
FlaNseed no market.
CORNMEAL-Steady at s..
BltAN-Stcady TO firm; sacked, east
track, 61d6Siac.
HAY--Steady; timothy, slO.oo912.OO; prai-
rie 81. .5Oall so.
WHISKY-Steady at S27.
IRON COTTONTlES-Sl. 70.
BAGGING-7T7%c.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PROVlSIONS-Pork firm: jobbing, s1450.
Lard offered at $40. Dry salt meats
(boNed), strong; extra shorts, 81: clear
ribs S7l2ia; clear sides. SIPS Bacon
tboNed), strong; extra shorts, $.62la; clear
ribs SS7la; clear sides, IS.
MErALS-Lead, dull; $40; spelter, cas-
icr S392ladl95i9
POULTRY-Alive. steady; unchanged:
dressed, firm; unchanged
RECElPTS-Flour, 5000 bbls.: wheat, TO-
0o0 bu: corn. $1,000 bu.: oats, %, 900 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour 1000 bbls; wheat
81 900 bu. corn, $1,000 bu.; oats 81, 600 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
With One Exception All Markets Close at
Figures Little Changed
PROVISIONS MAKE THE ONLY CLIMB
wheat Closes Thrcc-Fourths Lower,
Oats Also "a shade Down, but Corn
Quarter Higher and proyis-
ions at Good Advance.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Libcral receipts and
Disappointing cables were factors in the
wheat market today, May closing sc lower.
Corn closed i4c higher and oats a shade
lower and provisions 121A0l5c improved.
Tho Board OF Trade experienced another
whlpsaw movement today. Trade was
largely professional and the pit feeling
nervous. May opened smhc to l40Ssc
lower at 77AG7slEc on disappointing Liver
pool cables Northwest receipts were mod
crate and on covering by shorts the mar
kct rallied early to 7SAC. After this ac-
tion decline followed and the market for
n period fluctuated narrowly, with the tone
narrowly steady. Later the liberal aggrc-
gate of primary receipts. $4,000 bu., against
bpVO bu. last year, combined with the
falling off IN outside support. caused a
break from 7S5sc, to 77kc and the close was
weak at ssmAc lower at 1AC. Exporters
reported II loads taken. Scaboard clear
nncos in wheat and flour were equal to
$4,000 bu. Local receipts were 80 cars, not
of contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 29l cars, against i6j last week and
3o6 year ago. Bradstreets worlds visible
figures showed - decrease of $4,000 bu.
Corn was fairly active and strong. Tn
settled weather and the receipts, 323 cars,
wcro factors I'm the strength. There was a
good commission house demand and fair
covering during tho afternoon by shorts.
May sold at 39U39isc
oats were quiet under the Influence of
other grains Moderate local selling pres
sure carly was later succeeded by a fair
outside demand and n moderate cash busi-
ness but the close was rather easy. Re
Ccipts. ISL cars. Manufacturers sold be-
tween &Ac and 2j1ac and closed "a shade
lower at 25iA6t25Lc.
Provisions We're moderately active and
strong. The market opened higher In sym
pathy with higher prices at the yards. de-
spite heavy hog receipts, and advanced on
a general good dcmapd, closing with most
OF the gain held. May pork sold between
Sli05 and $lii2la and closed 15c higher at
Nt20; May lard, between S.356G7371s and
$50, closing l2l4ml5c up at Si7isGr750, and
May RIBS, between SO71Sm7 10 and $722ld6t
72b, with the close 121ac improved AT $3.50.
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat, 81
cars; corn, 2Sj cars; oats, 255 cars; hogs,
3S,oO0 head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10

Total amount of transfers,........,.,, 81, ,95s
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
The Revised story.

Indianapolis Press: Once on a time two
gallant knights met in the middle OF the
road and fell into dispute as to the com.
position of a certain shield which they
saw standing there on edge. one protested
that 1t was silver and the other as stoutly
maintained IL was gold
Words led to action and they fought until
both were exhausted.
At this poipt a venerable sage arrived.
No, he did not prove to them that tho
shield was gold on one side and silver on
the other. He gave each dose OF bromide
and showed them there was no shield there
at all, whcreat they marveed greatly.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
Wool Market,

BOSTON, Jan. 9--The American Cotton
and Wool Reporter will say of the wool
toms wool district at the last writing mas
not been In any great measure dispelled and
many of the dealers are much busier hoping
for sales than I'm filling orders. There have
been more inquiries more searches for bar
gains than last week. Buyers In the mar
ket who are actual purchasers are doing u
in a conservative way, buying less than
they actually need In many cases: their at
titudc Is one of willingness to allow tho
merchant to carry the large stock of avail
able wool which Is on the seaboard market
hoping that the merchant may feel 1t wise
to make further price concessions than
have thus far come to light. Sales of the
week i'm Boston amounted TO 100000 pounds
domestic and 10000 pounds foreign making
a total of 17lO.000 pounds, against a totni
of 90 600 pounds for the previous week ard
a total of 2.565, 600 pounds for the corre-
spondng week last year, The sales since
January | amount to 3,l5900O pounds.
against 5,O7O 600 pounds for the correspond
ing time last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10

SliEEP-The receipts of sheep and lambs
To-Day were not as heavy as yesterday, and
the same Is true of the demand. Chicago
came steady to dime lower and that was
wethers and yearlings sold about steady,
as high as $40 being paid for n bunch
weighing a pounds. Lambs and ewes.
however. did not sell quito as well today
and the market could safely be quoted y
dime lower on that class of stuff and
some sales looked a little more than that.
The demand for the choice lunches seemed
70 be In good shape, but the less desirable
kinds did not move so readily.
There were only n few feeders on sale
and they brought good steady prices.
Quotations. Choice. fed .wethers, AWd
i35; fair to good fed wethers, S.s5aim
yearlings, $.00d425: choice ewes, s3,00ff3. 70
fair to good ewes, s3.O0d3S0; choice spring
lambs, 6.00d5.35: fair 20 good spring lambs,
81. S5n5.OO feeder ewes. 81 25d3OO: feeder
wethers. S,5Od3.75; feeder lambs AOOailo.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
,...... s25 80 2...... $50 4 i5
4 tU
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.

HOGS-Thcre was another fairly liberal
run OF hogs here today, but tho demonu
~ the part Of packers was fully equal 10
me occasion and the market ruled active
ana higher Opening bids were only 2lgUoc
higher but sellers did not let 20 freely at
those prices ard packers had to raise their
hands. The first sales were mostly at SolO
or nickel higher. but the market kept get,
uhg peter as the morning advanced ana
ine close was lOc higher. The bulk OF the
hogS sold from $40 to $5i5. with number
at S.l7E. After the first round the hogs
sold largely at s5.12is and Sis. and on the
Close they sod at S515, and occasionally nt
<12. 1t WAS a good active market from
start TO finish. and everything was sold
carly IN the morning
AS VIII be 1ecn from the table OF average
prices, the loss of yesterday is not entirely
made up, but with the exception of Monday
me market is at the highest point for some
time nngt HpDrpggutltiNp sales
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
81 Ioui. Live Stool. Market.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-CATTLE-R Receipts.
$500 head, including LOO Texans market
steady for natives; Texans weak; native
shipping and export steers, A9Om5 .S5:
!. 30: steers under 900 lbs, 50 25G14 90; stock
ers and feeders, 81 .i5a4. .55; cows and heif-
ors 81. .o5GI4 60; Gamers, 81 .25dt2.75 bulls,
i, 70: COWS and hcfers, 81. .25d345.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market SC
higher; pigs and lights, s. 100i5 .25 packers,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 200
head: market steady; native muttons, 50 %
IA .25: lambs, $i.35q54O; culls and bucks,
a. OgGd 90,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle steady and siow-iiogs Higher
Sheen Menk 10 LOMcr.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.--CATTLE--Recep
10000 head, including 500 Texans; choice
steers steady, others slow; butchers stock
weak to lOc lower; good TO prime steers,
s. 25aG. 10; poor to medium, 81 ,6oa5. 40; stock
ers and feeders, steady 10 slow, s.. 75d3 10;
s. .c0Q255 bulls 81 .SOltl 40; calves, 81 O0at
d.25; Texas fed steers 81 ,OlHi %; grossers,
81. 3064 90: Texas bulls, 81 5UU3,5O
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head; tomorrow
1000, estimated; left over $500; active and
&c higher; closed strong; top, $50; mixed
and butchers, 505H5 .37l9; rough heavy,
81. .206t5 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Roceipts, 1900
head; sheep and lambs, weak TO l0c lower;
choice mixed $3,4Od3.S0 western sheep.
50. .75Ct4.6O; Texas sheep, 81 50H3.5 30; native
lambs, 81 .O0al %; western lambs, 50 j.oyl46 IS,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
Fire In Aspeu Mine.

ASPEN. Colo, Jan. 9--At midnight last
night a party of miners coming off shift
discovered fire burning about 400 feet from
the mouth of the Cowenhoven tunnel. The
fire was on the side next to the Smuggler
mine and, IL is supposed, started in the
black shale. This Is where the great
Smuggler fire of two years ago oriGinut ted.
Watchmen have been stationed to prevent
the spreading of the fire.
The CowenhoVon tunnel drains the pro-
duccrs of the Smuggler mountain. Should
the tunnel become damaged seriously it
would stop work in a number OF the
famous producers of this camp.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 9.--CATILE-
Receipts, 300 natives COZ Texans ana 500
calves; best beef steers steady To loc higher
others steady; native beef steers 81 40l5 -:
gtockers and feeders, 50 AOG4GO; COWS aui
heifors g O0ft4 70. Gamers, S25ua3O0, fed
westerns nothing choice. Mt >3 J0Ii4. IS. Tex
ans, S3,75aAio; calves, Siloaj 80, bulls, s. .
n3S0.
HOGS Receipts. 1900 head; market ~
100 higher; top, S.25; bulk Of sales. SilJq
800: heavy s. j0Ii4m5.25: mixed, s. l0d5 IS;
lirht. S. O5a5lO; pigs, 81 U2ie
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts, 80
head: market active, western lambs 81 l58
5 40: western sheep and yeavings, 81 3pi & ~;
western ewes S3ud3.1a; a bunch uf Is.
Mound Angora goats sold for SL2i.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
CnnCe MnrI,cI.

NEW YORK, Jan. a-CoFFEE-Steady:
No. I invoice, 7lse; mild, market dun; Cor
opened easy, with prices sails points lower
under heavy selling by a prominent room
bear and liquidation brought out by larger
Brazilian receipts, bearish cables from Eu-
ropenn markets and total absence of specu-
lativo support the market failed 10 rally
unfriendly spot demand was dormant and
sentiment continued bearish The close was
steady, with prices lOql5 points lower; total
sales 26O0O bags, including January, 5C5c;
February, b10c; March, 5,S0c; May 500:
August, 600c; September, 6O0a6.05c: Octo-
bsr O6c. December. 6 l0c
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
Kansas city Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 9-WIIEAT-May.
6s%d6SAc; cash, No . hard, 69a7Oc; No. 8,
67d6Sc; No. red, 72l9c; No. 3, 70dr72c.
CORN-May. 363sC: cash. No. 2 mixed
3iiac; No. . white 36Ac; No. g. 3534 a36c.
. OATS-No. > white, 26d26l9c.
RNE--No. ., 41C.
HAY-Choice timothy, sio5Oal1oo choice
prairie S950d$l0.0O.
BUTTER-Creamery 1Sd2lc: dairy, fancy,
Ice.
EGGS-Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, lie doZ. loss off, cases returned
new whitewood cases included IRc more.
RECElPTS-Wheat, 60 600 bu.; corn, 25 900
bu.: oats. 1000 bu.
SIIPMENTS-Whea 7S.4Oo bu.; corn, H.
400 bu.; oats, 10000 bu
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10

NEW YORK;, Jan. 9.-BEFN FS-Ko-
ceipts, 1861 head; slow trade, steers gem
orally 1Oc lower top grades about steady 4;
bulls weak; COWS Zoe lower. except for thin
cows; steers, - A'2OltS.4 40; bulls S.OO4i 90;
$50 cattle 40 sheep and 3,lOO quarters OF
beef.
CALVES-Receipts, 1,474 head good veaIs
about steady; little calves 25c OFF: BARNARD
stock easier: veals $1,000 80; little calves
81. .50d4 90; barnyard calves, $3.25d37j; year
lings, 50 OOH5.2j.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 10q6l
head highest market Of the season; prices
lOal5c higher; sheep, 81, 25n3 IS; culs s. %
az 90: lambs, 81. 5007.O; Canada lambs So p.
HOGS-ReCeipts, T0l3 head, market weak:
quotations, % .J0Gj.65 for ordinary hogs.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
Bank JIearings.

York exchange, l0c premium bid, 2Oc pre-
MUM asked.
BOSTON. Jan. 9-Clearlngs, SASH, $50;
balances. N.TSi565,
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Clearugs, S34i.9il.-
0l; balances, Sl2 i30, SA
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9-ClSarings, SO 70
35S4,8; balances, $3.50, l53
BALTIMORE. Jan S.-Clearings, S5CCl-
O52; balances S63. 10N
CHICAGO Jan. 9-Clearlngs, $a5 AS, ,j55;
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-MONEY-On cali,
easier at 3G4 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4lsdl5 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 81 S37s for
demand and at 81 .S3is for sixty days posted
rates, A,S3a4.d and A.S7l2; commercial
bills, A.S2la.
SILVER - Certificates, 4iza651gc; bar,
637sc; Mexican dollars, 49isc
NDS-Governments, strong; state, In
active: railroad, strong.
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
philadelphia Produce Market,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-BUTTER -
Dull and lC lower; fancy western creamery,
a3c. fancy western prints, 2iC.
EGGS-Dul. and &c lower; fresh nearby,
Ole; fresh western, 2lc, fresh southwestern,
pic; fresh southern, 10000,
CHEESE-.Firm; New York full creams,
fancy, small, ll4dl2c; New York fun
Crenms. fnir to ChOiCo. 1Ol.