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'arlOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and ClosinE
Price, on MBOard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.-Moderately mild
.nlltcd states DESPITE an ofieiai forecast
" a cold wave, caused a sharp break to-
hay In the price Of wheat here. Al the
G Corn was down &c Oats showed a
oss 81 lzc. Provisions were g1Ec TO TIC
over.
Partly because Of the relatively weak
zone Of the Liverpool market, but chiefly
because of the failure Of the predicted
'old wave TO materialize in the southwest
he wheat market was weak at the open
pE. The initial quotations on May were
~ ~aAc TO l4QSsc at Sc TO &lsc. Follow
tctive bidding by local traders, on which
De price Of May advanced 10 &l4dS5axc
from the start commission houses were
tCuve sellers and later many OF the local
raiders who had purchased under the bull
sh excitement Of yesterday Joined in the
movement. For May the lowest point Of
market closed weak, with prices almost at
be lowest point the flnal quotations on
nd -four were equal to ls4 800 bushels
Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels
lsaiinst $500 $500 bushels :. a year ago, Mime
I'ohs Duluth and Chicago reported re
eipts OF 4o2 cars, against 28 cars last week
md ~ cars a year ago.
Early in the day the corn market was re-
narkahly firm considering the weakness Of
wheat The relative strength was due TO
he purchasing Of several prominent bulls.
-ater in the day there was general selling
~ commission houses and reports Of weak
less IN foreign markets, which resulted in
tbnSlItTdtle OcClne. Inc market closed
weak, with prices at the lowest point Of
he day May opened unchanged 10 shade
over at f.g4iasc 70 449sc, sold up 10 arc
md declined 10 s4i.C the closing price.
>ocal receipts were 81 cars, with TWO cars
4 contract grade.
Weakness Of wheat and corn caused
icaVy prOtt-tHking in oats and produced a
geak market late in the day. During the
trst half Of the session the market was
irm because Of fair demand by commits
ion houses May opened a shade lower at
O't, sold up 10 @Ssn3oAsc and declined 10
Csc The close was at Boa g3Oixc Local
vceipts We're lS5 cars.
PROVISIONS were strong early in the day
because Of d 5dlec advance in the price Of
i've hogs, but later the market weakened
- liberal selling by local longs. The close
gas weak, closing prices being almost al
he lowest point Of the day. May pork
gas on 7lsc Al NsE. Lard was down ga
nc al SIS. Rihs were -lgG5c lower al
s5Sa7.s7ls
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars, corn. 90 cars; oats. To- cars hogs
5.n1 head.
It's leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORE STOCESAND BONDS
Values Hsks a spasnodio Recovery on
Opening Of the Market
REACTION CONES AFTER FIRST HtUR
Close is BuOyant Buying
by Outside Interests and
Shorts-Bonds Are
steady.

NEW YORK. Jan 1-stoCks made
spasmodiy recovery with the opening o.
the market today. with the Compl' ton
OF the buying which WAS euur-u uusly con
Eested al the opening the volume 81 o.
mss contracted and The market urlitea IL
a rather atnItss way until the buoNant Re-
C0y,ry at the close from a late ieaCluu
The nrst reCatiOu was overcome ty the tnd
Of the hrst hour and the market was ga
clined to harden but with constant ue-
crease OF demand as prices slowly &C
vanced. TIE unsatisfactory character O.
the demand leu 10 some renewal O. Weak
Tie violent recGveries in the closing deal
inEs last uIEut were suncient Wal Ails
that the decline had spent its force Toy
time. Uncovered shorts, therefore NtIc
eager to secure stocks TINS mCrnlhs ne
extent Of tins demand disclosed the la('
that the market had been heavily cNea !,
sold in the rapid decline of yesterday anu
the day before. At tie anne time the ntles-
sitous liquidation appeared 10 nave petA
completed. The consequence was an uP-
ward rush Of prices on widely varying Gu--
tati0us today. The movement was as hlulL
without news a. that for several days past
and clearly represented simply Teadgl
ment Of the speculative situation ne
weakened condition Of the large sptCu40-
tive holders Of stocks forced men 10 go .CI
60 their holdings. The decline IN prices
had extended far enough to invite some re
entry into the market by FORCES salss
fed with the extent Of the reaction ana
with the improved technical position Of the
market by the reason OF the closing e4
weak long accounts and the action OF inc
short interest whose nect ssltes "eaIa A-IP
Oh a rally In prices.
The liguidation effected in the stock mar
ket is increasing the growing ease on w
money market In spite Of large auspIp-
ton from the market on subtreasur! opera
tons. NutwlthstaudInE the ease Of lLe
money market foreign exchange was M
clined to yield today and sharp recover!
in the sterling exchange rate at rams also
served 10 carry conditions away from q
profit on gold export one Il tor IN t-l-
result was the reversal Of London.s recent
tendency to sell stocks IN this market, buy
ing here on that account redchlIE d Ia u
aggregate today. The break in the cotton
market would tend also to increase tht
buyinE Of that c0umuclf- for foreign. ac-
&C unit. The re-eutry q Chicago Great Ntst
eru preferred A to the dividend Ast was
another indication of the favorable c0nul-
ton Of the rail transportation industry
The strong recovery and buoy ant close was
led by Amalgamated Copper on rumors OF
a settlement Of the long standing contest
between Montana interests.
Bonds were steady. Total sa 6. ! ar va ue
100000 nited States = registered adj
vauCed = per cent on call
The following Was the range Of quotations
on the New York Stock exchange
10y Close
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Kan.as city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, No, Jan. 3l-CATTLE-
Receipts, $40 head, including TO- head
sOutLeTus, market strong to lGc higher
top, s. IS, choice export and dressed beef
steers. Sl.H.4u.tt. Ia4T 10 gpod, Sl.rJ.15.Gt,
western fed steers, Ss-5Jg5.ou, stOCkers and
feeders, SS.psuz-ep, southern Steers. Ss..0J
{ ~, southern cows, 3 30 SO native cows,
t@.S5q4lu, native HtlieIs, Aou0g4.S1t uul4s,
g. 5tl4SA5, calves. &vra 90
HOGS-kecv.p pts. lS,uvv mead market 81
l0c niEneTi TOP. s0.Ut, bulk OF sales, - 500
5.5O, heavy, S0.1JgSUl, packers, S5.oUq0.5 % .,
pigs and lights. xS.Stao.55.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 800
head. market steady to 4vc LIEneI, native
lambs. s. 5uq7lO, western lambs, S5.5Ug OJ ;
ewes ana geaTlngs, 81. 55eIS.t5, western led
warnings o. l5qp -, western fed sheep $3.50
q. IS. slockers ana feeders, SS-5Jqi.so.
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CATTLE-The cattle run today was con-
side rsbly smaller than yesterday. but not
far from what IL was on Monday and
little heavier than on Wedne Sday % last
week. The great big bulk Of the receipts
consisted Of killing cattle Of one kind or
another.
There was a fair showing Of beef cattle
on sale. the most OF them on TIE medium
10 fair order, with only a few loads that
were really good. The demand was Of
about the usual proportions and the market
generally steady with yesterday. The trade
was in fact without any very new OF inter
esting features. prices showing no material
change in any direction. While there was
sufficient demand 70 effect a reasonably
early clearance the trade was not what
might be called really active
The market on COWS and heifers was also
devoid OF any especially interesting fes-
lures, the trade moving along IN about the
same channel as yesterday. The supply
was not large and there was fair demand
SO that tho most Of the offerings changed
hands in reasonable season although the
trade was not especially active
StockCrs and feeders were in the lightest
supply Of any day this week there being
not 10 exceed a half dozen loads all told
on sale. Owing 10 there having been a
very fai- country demand spectators and
yard operators have been able to clean IN
m the cattle that have arrived 20 far this
week. This morning found them with prac-
tiCaly empty pens and with q disposition
TO buy the cattle The result Was that the
few cattle on sale changed hands very
readily a. good strong prices.
kepTpEt ntaI!Ve sales.
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SHEEP-f'aCEers seemed to want some
sheep this morning and il did not take
them very long 10 buy up the few loads IN
sight Iney paid a. high as 500 for colo
ruCu yearNuEs SIS for western yeaTliuEs
and Nethers mixed. Sis for western ewes
and t.65 for Mexican ewes. All these
prices looked Just about steady with yes
teTday. but they were certainly no higher
Tie rapidty with which these few loads
changed hands made the market look a
little more active this morning, but what
activity there was was really due to the
fact that the offerings were SO light, as the
actual situation was In reality weak Re
ports from Chicago as well as from other
points Indicated lower markets, while pack
ers are stlll complaining that sheep and
lambs purchased on the South Omaha mar
ket are costing them more money rela-
lively than at any other point. The fact
that the situation is really weak was
proven by the way lambs sod. The bulk
Of the receipts here consisted Of lambs. and.
although the offerings were comparatively
light, the market vas nevertheless SLOW
and fully l0C lower than yesterday. Good
western lambs sold al $3.50
Quotations for FED sheep and lambs are
as follows Good to choice lambs Colo
RADIOS. sssJd501; good westerns, 81 S'a " ,
good lightweight yearlngs, &.sJQS 10, good
heavy yeaflluES s 6uQ6.so. EuOu Nethtrs,
Sy.4vF5 * ewes, A-I5qb2O.
Quotations for fccuer sheep and lambs
Good lambs S6.Vtu665 Nearlings, -. 15da 50
wethers. H50Q5.J1; ewes, S'yQ4.15, breed
ing ewes N.5yqG.uJ.
Anaw-9 SO do. Lee
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FOREIGN Financial

LONDON Jan. Mooney was in In
creased uoutt-erd demand in the market
lodal. Is expected tlar rates viii be
easier after tomorrow Discounts Ve~-
ialflF steady. The secretary uf state for
India has purchased s. .aJ- 90 IN gold due
IN London February - under the arrauee-
ment in connection with The paper Cu--gr-C-
reserve. Prices on Irs STOCK exc hanga R----
orally were rr1gT and trading vas Il Rhr IN.
more active. Influenced Pr Americans Con-
so-s improved Hon, rails were supported
Ain~f-eans op-u-d irregular recovered
buoy on New York buying orders 10
We. above parity. became IN strong demand
ana closed slightly below the best guota-
ions OF the day Union Pacific and Tinted
states STE! were the features. Foreigners
nsst Lmt- rial Is 81 1914 were quoted al l0s
PARIS, Jan E--PTices were firm on TIRE
hourse Trading was light Russian i'm
perial Is were Quoted al 3 a. ard Prss,s-,
bonds - 1E1s - ~
BERLIN IAN. O. Prizes ur Re Ror-S.
'o1a! Ntrv Yer. hrm UPON yesterdays New
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Dsy on various
Commodfffes

VIEW YORK. Jan l--FLOuR-Rereipt
la.-tl bbls exports. 2 - bbls n-lrket
As. Minnesota bakers s. s'a3 -. winter
patents. GlpQ5 o.. winter stralghts. s sJI
40. winter extras. 17p2&, winter low
good, & -ra4o0 choice TO fancy sl05q4 g
huekwheat -four, dulL 8 loa2.l5 for spot
BUCK wHEAT-steady. sli4c delivered at
CoRSMEAL-steady. ane white and yel-
low. s. Is, coarse. s. o-q1 %. kiln dried g
.EYE--Nominal: 30. . western. 75c T. o
BARI.EY-Quiet. feeding. ~ C. t. (.
BunsIo. mating t,a5.c {. ! Z Buffalo
WHEAT-Receipts. sou bushels spot
market easy. No. red, 9Ssc elevator No.
red, sla.c ( o. b.. afuat, No. northern
Duluth, $40 Z. 0. b.. aAoat An easier
opening in wheat due % poor cables and
an absence OF cold weather wes1 was fol-
lowed by recoveres on commission house
buying Later second break occurred
under stop-loss selling which left the mar
ket finally &dasc below last night MAY
closed Al $50; July. s>5suss 5-l6c closed
al Sstsc. September. S63sas7 5-l6c. closed at
G'GRN-Receipts lss $40 bushels. exports
$3.50 bushels. spot market irregular, No.
:. sc elevator and 1870 {. O. b. afoat. No.
market was steady at first on big clearances
and light offerings. but later shared the
wheat heaviness closing partly, &c net net
- Bic, closed al 59a-c. September closed
OATs-Receipis. 1880 bushels. spot mar
ket steady mixed oats. Is 70 g pounds
' = clipped white, IS to a. pounds
HAI-steady, good to choice, 77l|dSc:
HOPS-Firm. state. common to choice,
1895. l2dl9c; 1904, sQl8c, olds, 5QSc; Pacific
HIDES-FIrm, Galveston, - 10 . pounds,
3c, California, z TO lbs. nc. Texas dry
LEATHER-Firn. acid. szgQ2-1zo.
PROVISIONS co., Beef. steady; family,
81 OOa21.O0. packet, tloUduOo; city. extra
India mess, }lUS5q-9.0l Cut meats.
quiet. picked bellies. SNGIS", picked
shoulders, SGyJII0. picked mans, $50
aJn Lard. easy. western steamed, 5rIog
America, $50. compound. Se.l-1Gub Z, Z.
Pork. steady. family SD. short clear SO"
dlTW. mess. 81. 1pal5.50.
TALLON-Stcady, city. 5lsc; country
RiCB-steady; domestic. fair. SlsaGo.
BCTTER - Easy. street price. extra
creamery. &c. Official prices Creamery.
common 10 extra, lGlsG9C, creamery, held
extras 2-T&1l.C. state dairy, common 10
extra, lIn24c; renovated common 70 extra
l5a30C. western factory. common TO frsts,
l5dl7lgc. western imitation creamery, eN-
tras 9c: western f~sts. l7l@dlSl.C.
CHEESE -Fir1n, state fun cream, small
and large, COlured and white. September,
fancy, l4l.c; October best, lSl2dlSs.c; late
made. small average best, l24C; state
large. l2lzC; fair Ll9d12c.
EGGS-Weak- western hrsts, ltlvc. west
ern seconds. 1uGl-C. southerus, l5ulllgC.
POULTRN-Live. quiet, western chickens.
lie, fowls. l3c. turkeys. lac, dressed. quiet.
western chickens, 1oq17c turkeys na"c.
ri
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Meth. Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. G.-METALS-Th 70
was quite q sharp advance ~ the Log
don tin market. with sBti closing a. El5
IS and futures ~ El6J = 81. Locally the
market was STEADY IN sympathy and closed
al S6.5Jlr5n.5 Copper declined yg1ss In
London. with spot closing al E7s 10s and
futures al 81. Locally no change was
reported. LAKE and eleCtTclyt!g are quoted
a. SS.G1dlA-51 ana casting a. SIS %. Lead
was unchanged, AT Gls Be in London. and
at 8 6g1S.SG IN New YORK. SpelteT de-
Clined = Cd 10 - = c. in London but
remained unchanged, al t6,l5Grf 20 locally.
Iron was lower abroad, win standard
foundry at SIS and Cleveland warrants at
as 80 IN the London market The lOCsl
situation appears 10 be unchanged with the
tone rrm. No. ! foundry northern Is
quoted al IS -5qlsl5. No. foundry north
eFu, SIS -5d1sS: No. ] foundry southern.
ES55als75; No. ? foundry southern. Sl7.G
dlk25
TT. LOUIS jar. N--METALS-L.sad.
duh al !5.3 spslteT, dull al s6J
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BOSTON. Jan l-wOol.-AthcuEh ga.
volume UI business G1ug has n-tI JuIN
moderate. chiery on account Cd The small
offerings Of territories. the situation seenis
20 ofer enCoursgemeut Go dealers The DE-
inaud has been well scattered. though ter
arm markets abroad have had 2 helpful
influence. The supply Of territory woU.
is very hEht Prices have not materially
being about 71a7sc for fine and 6SaIoc foI
nne medium. Pulled wools and foreign slt
nrm. Prices rang as follows ono emo
Pennsylvania NN and above S4'4p SLY.
NN. &aS+c, No. ], SSaSSc, No. 2 .Su+c,
hne unwashed. Sos. quarter blood. uH-
washed. S3uS5'4c. three-eighths-h.oo S..
lsine 2snS0c. fine washed delsine. Su57lrc.
Michigan fine. unwashcd. e4u-SC, quartz
S siSe5 SsS, ei gSe ms
washed delAine sc Kentucky. Indiana,
etc. three-eighths and quarter. oloood. o.
fine, lSa21c. fine medium, Ia &c. medium.
96n21C. low medium. IlGeec. Wyoming nuy.
2eQSc heavy hne. lsasc hne medium, -
Ctah and Nevada enc, GSGs4c, heavy hne.
lSaSoc. me medium. SG-iC, medium -oH
use. fne medium. 21.Sc; medium. -lgHN.
low medium. G7G2Sc. Montana fne, choice.
25a96c. hns average. 24p5c fine medium
choice, 25d26C. average. .4p.1c, staple, =
Q.Sc. medium choice .ImsSc.
LONDON. Jan. G.-WOOI--Compeu tun
was spirited and prices were hrn ~ tae
wool sales today Offerings amountsd 10
buyers took most Of the offerings. A goou
supply OF West Australia sold freely. few
lots being taken for America. Secured and
cross hreds were unchanged Following ars
the sales in detail New South Wales, l.eot
bales secured. is lzdd1C I'D; greasy. tdtI
Is al. Queensland, 1900 bales secured
Is l0ddlslld. greasy. 6l.dQls Victoria. il Q
bales secured Is .l4dl1s I'd; greasy. Glzu
as South Australia, 100 bales, secured.
Is Iddls I'd greasy. 'i-dals I'D. CaE'' o.
Good Hope and Natal 500 bales Ereas.
7lzdduiyd
ST LOIS Jan . -WOOI-Stesdy. me
dunn grades CorbnC and clothing. 2GSic
Light fne -a.6c. heavy fine. lsQ PIC, tub
washed SSdslLgc
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LONDON. Jan. Sl.-Closing quotations
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NEW YORK Jan G.-OII-S-Cottonsa4d
easy prime crude. E. o. b. mills e4l.n SC.
prime yellow, &c. Petroleum. steady. Tur-
penune. uu-. al f-as JOS &C.
RpslN-Sleaay. strained common tC
good s. IS.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan. g--OIL-Turpen-
tint. quiet al 65C
ROslN-Firn. A b and q. 6 s-I-. u
$50, +. SIS, ? $50. g. s. IS. II. s. 80,
! Loo, X, $50, y. SIS. VIC. s6O5. WV
OIL CITY. Pa. Jan 81 .-OIL-Cred.t bal
snces- 80, shipments - 81 bids aver
age, IS la, bols-- runs g as lbls.- average
E-ls9 bbls shipments Lima s. g5s hb's
aNerage, q - lhls rms, Lima. 81 81 LLls
average, - - bhls
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ST. LOUIS, Jan Sl.--WHEAT-No. :. red,
cash, elevator. SgT43c. track, s4da5C. May,
S2s- ue2lxc. July. size, No. . hard, >oaS4c.
CORN-Lower: 10. cash, 421zc; track,
4l1.C May. 42l.c, July, 4SC
6ATsiower: No. . cash SlaSelYc
track. &c, No. white, S2l.c May, 5@sc
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents, &.S0
"a s.; extra fancy and straight, $500 3
clear. s. gJqS.55.
SEED-Timothy, steady at S@J0G2s0
CORN MEAD-Steady, 500
BRAN-Steady sacked east track, k4dS5c.
HAY-Steady. timothy, &.0ql4S'; prairie,
s. UGGll 90.
IRON COTTON TIES-E.O2.
BAGGING-g.c
HEMP TWINE7i9c.
PROVISION-Pork. weak; jobbing, H4oo
Lard, lower. prime steam, S.S- Dry salt
meats. steady; boxed, extra shorts. S,.75.
clear ribs, 90. short clears. s.. .. Bacon,
steady: boxed. extra shorts, $50, clear
ribs. IS. 10; short clears, 500
POULTRY - Steady. chickens, Slgc:
springs lllTc; turkeys, l5c; ducks, lie;
geese. 71.c.
BUTTER - Steady; creamery. Zq2Sc:
dairy, lSq2lc.
EGGS-Lower al 1+c.
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COWS AND HELPERS


HoG~RecetDts Of hogs were very large
this morning lA cars being reported in, az
against ~ yesterday and Is week ago.
this heinE$the heaviest run FOR a Wednes-
day since the beginning Of the wear. Under
the influence Of very good local demand.
coupled with favorable reports from other
selling points, the trade opened active and
5Gl0c higher than yesterday. With such
good bids being offered statesmen were dis
posed TO cut loose their strings early in
the morning and the big bulk ~ the hogs
changed hands In very good season. The
prices ranged largely from $50 to s. en-
day the bulk Of the hogs sold al $3.50
537l- with the first mentioned price the
leader Todsy's advance carries the mar
ket to a point that - just about 1OC higher
than one week ago.
N tive
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ST. LOUIS No, Jan. sl--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, SygV mead including 5JN head Tex
ans. market strong. native shipping and
export steers. s. 40qS IS; dressed beef and
butcher steers 81 e0lS.uV: steers under 1909
pounds SS.GJQA To- stoCkers and feeders,
5 5UG4 IS cows and he!fers, S-oUg4Jy. can
ners Sl15a2 *, bulls a. i5g3. IS, calves. - o.
Q1J0, Texas and Indian steers, So ubl4. Is ,
COWS and heifers 81 OydS.I5.
HOGS-kecelpts, s.5uu mead; market 5gl"c
higher. pigs and lights, S4t5dbu', pachers
S.Oyl5 *, butchers ana best heavy, s. 1Og
ats
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, SO
head, market steady; native muttons, s. <
GI25; lambs, s.. Upup 70; culis and bucks
SSOJq40g, stOckeTs s. JgS.ov, Texans, SSW
Q4eI
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs steady to Ten Cents
HiEher-sheep slow and Dull.

CHICAGO Jan. 1.-CATTLE-Receipt
g oN head; market stsa dy 10 l0c higher
common TO prime steers, S4tdS.5J, COWS
SSgtai 80: htlfers, s. zJdo ~: bulls. 4 Nsl
40, calves, SSuJus.VVi sIUckers and feeders,
81 4uQIS IS
hCGs-R Receipts. 5000 head. market lOc
higher, choice TO prime heavy. S9.6Jq5 90.
medium to good heavy, s. 6,d6 6. butcher
weights, x.u- -zu0 &C.: good to choice neaVy
mixed, $56--z4p.st-z. packing, s. Sr4IJ. u.
St1kEP AND I4AMbS-heceipts Il 900
head market slow ana Gull; sneep. Ad.yta
o.Vf, yearhngs, $s.vJqv-o, Iamus, SG JbQ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-01
Kan.a. City Grain and Provisions.

Steady; May, nc, July, 75bsc; September,
547tc. Cash: No. hard, 7SnS2cs No. ,, 751eq
soc: No. red, S3Qs4c, No. 3. S5Q92c.
CORN-Steady; May, $50 July, 4Oc.
Cash: No. mixed, 3SdSg1.C; No. white,
40i.C; No. 8, CSC
mixed. 3011C.
HAY-steady; choice timothy. 81 p01ll 30:
choice prairie. S5ldS. 10.
RYE-Steady, 6Gq6Sc.
EGGS-Stesdy; Missouri and Kansas new,
No. ?, wildwood cases included, l4C; case
count, lS-Tc; cases returned, nc less.
BUTTER-Steadys creamery. sc.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu. .....,...,.......13,1p 900 6S.G1l
Corn, bu- ................... 80 90 27.B
Oats, bu. 5000 . 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-01

NEW YORK, Jan. I-MONEY-On call
cent. ruling rate. Sc. per cent. last loan.
% Ter cent. ciosl1E bid. c-- per cent. Of
lereue a.. yer cent time loans steady.
sixty and ninety days ana slN months. "a
Per cent.
PRIME NERvANTILE PAPER-ia.a5lg
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE er. with
actual business In bankers bills al s. S-Ed
$50 for demand and at s. S2S1d4 1895 for
siNty-day bills. posted rates s. S4lzd4 ~
commercial bills s. SEA
sILNER-Bar 65lTc, Mexican dollars
holfc
boNuS - Government. firm. railroad.
steady.
The following were the closing quota.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-01

NEW YORK. Jan gl.-CoFFEE-M Market
for futures ruled steady at a net advance
Of 500 points. Sales were reported OF
q &r bags. including February, al G91s.
March. ss5c; April, 7.o5c; May, 1l"d1l5c:
July, 1900; September, 745d7.50, Noveuhn-,
7.6ec: December. 7.7OC. Spot Rio steaoy;
No. : invoice, S 7-I5c.