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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2-Heavy prodt-taking
b. local holders together with report OF
lower prices at Liverpool caused weakness
today in the wheat market here At the
close wheat for May delivery was on lhsc-
Corn was down &c. Oats showed a loss
The wheat market was weak for the en-
tire day. At the opening the May option
was down nc TO agte az SsaslHe 70
who took an advantage of lack Of wire
facilities and consequent meager tnforma-
ton caused by the storm AS trading pro-
creased the selling became general with
numerous small holders joining in the
movement Reports were received that
wheat at Liverpool had closed i.c lower.
This gave additional encouragement TO the
bears. II was reported also that the vtsi-
BILE supply Of wheat increased $4,000 bush
the corresponding period of one year ago.
Throughout the day the market lacked sup
port and prices steadily declined The close
was weak and at the lowest point OF the
day. Final quotations on May were at
sslc. Clearances OF wheat and -four were
were $500 bushels against ss1Oco bushels
one year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts Of 4o4 cars
against SO cars last week and s74 cars one
The corn market was depressed by the
weakness Of wheat and by the colder
weather throughout the corn belt An in
crease Of e.. GO bushels in the visible sup
ply against an increase OF rs, 900 bushels
The trading was small The market closed
weak with prices at the lowest point OF
the day. May opened unchanged at 457sc,
sold on TO sc and closed at the bottom.
Local receipts were tT cars with g cars
of contract grade
Oats were easier in sympathy with wheat
and com today. There was moderate sell
ing by a few large holders, a number OF
prominent bulls taking most OF the Offer
Iugs May opened unchanged at 32lSc. sold
on TO mac and closed at a4Ga5sc- Local
receipts were 6os cars
Expectations Of a larger receipt Of live
hogs caused general selling OF provisions
and resulted in a weak market. The buy
ing was mostly by shorts. Al the Close
NAY pork was down 20c At N412A1 Lard
vas on ioe al $50. Ribs were lec lower
AT G-57h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
10 cars: corn. Ia cars: oats. Is cars. hogs
eco head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Kama. civ Lir. stosk Market.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 3.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts I27O0 head. including 400 head south
erns: fed steers. barely steady; cows,
strong; stockers and feeders, 100 l6c higher
top natives G.T5: top quarantine, A00;
choice export and dressed beef steers. S-0JI
500: fair to good. s.. S0d5o0; western fed
stesrs Sc 5Gf1S 90. stockers and feeders. s. Is
IA 60; southern steers. SSQ475; southern
COWS s2Sd375: native cows. rocd4l5: ma
tive heifers. t3o0d5.00: bulls. s2OG3S
calves g O0d73
HOGS-Receipts i20oo head. market
steady; top. 6. 80: bulk OF sales. s. 4od5.50:
heavy. s.. Scd5.50 packers, S.4Oas-50: pigs
and lights 81 Sd5S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptS. 500
head: market strong to loc higher; top
lambs s. 50: native lambs. IS. 75z17 50: west
ern lambs. S. 75d7- x; ewes and yearlings.
s. 50d6. 90: western fed yeaTlings. S50ds 30;
western fed sheep. - $500: stockers and
feeders 90 5ff415
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARhET
Ts.sgraphic Service Still VERY Badly
Crippled
TRADE DEPRESSED IN CONSEQUENCE
wheat 10 OF more Than Ceat and
other Grains Are Lower
Cash Grain. Feel
BADLY the Eject.
OMAHA Ian. "a fanF

OMAHA. Jan. p. 1875
Iraoe was very light IN consequence Of
service No private wires from chicago to
Omaha are In working order. nor IS the
, Msstern Union or The Postal doing any
oy way OF St Louis ana Kansas City.
Service into Omaha from these two points
-. 81 course, much congested- The weather
n milder aud IL is thought service win De
restored IN large part tomorrow.
On account Of the wire situation there
was no trade from the country. and the
hears took advantage Of the opportunity
and bid low. Though trades we're few.
prices on all grains were run considerably
Wheat opened a trfae lower and declined
-stsadiiy. the close being lkc lower on May
This month closed at ss1.c, July closed at
4Ansf51c. and September at Sc.
6 Corn opened unchanged. but soon weak
sned finishing NC lower NAY closed q, at a
&c
fhe cash markets were also easier.
wheat was quoted about 1c lower. and 5
cars No. corn changed hands at &c below
yesterdays figures. Oats held their own
Primary receipts and clearances were
An active market is looked for wednes-
day IL the wires are up. II there Is new
damage to the crop by the storm. prices viii
undoubtedly take a quick squirt.
wheat and corn.
-1.sz.Ooo bu., corn Increased 4s2,0oo bu-, and
oats increased $500 bu
Snow has fallen over a large part OF
southwestern Kansas. Oklahoma says
there was not much snow there.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. 2 nard. 7s1497sc; No
hard. 73izd7s11c: No. hard, ToQ74c; No.
spring. 75ff7sl4c, No. 3 spring. 19d76c-
coRN-No. a ssB.e; No. a Gaz7Ae; no
grade. z39g7c; No. yellow. Ss1.c: No
white. 800 toc.
OATs-No mixed zl4qzs No white.
$40; No. white 29dZSAc.
RYE-No. z &C: No. 5. e0i1c.
Omaha Cash Sales.
CORN-No. 3. 5 cars. &sl.c; No white.
car, 4Oc; No. e. car, GAcs
OATS-No. white, 4 cars, sic. No. 4
white. cars, EA.c; car date sale Mon
cay) sc; no grade, cars. TIC.
CarIot Receipts.
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View York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2--BEEvES-Re-
ceipts. Sls head: nothing doing today; mar
ket feeling dull: exports today. 10 head
cattle; tomorrow. % head cattle, % head
sheen and SO quarters Of beef
yeaiS steady al Ss.O0ds 50: no barnyard or
western calves: nominally unchanged /:
dressed calves slow: city dressed veals Ga
1910 per pound; few extra carcasses at
14c: country dressed. Sdlll1c.
HOGS-Receipts. 8. $50 head. nearly all for
slaughterers. market feeling firm on Buff
falo advices. medium and light state hogs
quoted at .-6l5I6-3-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts I-B2
head market for sheep steady. lambs SLOW,
but hardly quotable lower: sheep. AoTd
%: lambs 81 S0aS-0o: culls. S. 5Oq6 %.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Della Davies and husband 70 Ellis
worth Willis. sublOt > OF sublot o.
lot z, in S-l5-ls -..---.-.......--. ...-. !
Ida NJ. Cole and husband 10 ]. {.
Wharton. tract in swi4 swLs 3e-I6-I3
and tract in nwis swl. 3e-ls-ls 800.
Charles Turner 10 Thomas Outs. lots
4 and {. block ], summit Place
r. Wharton Hippo 10 Il 8 Carter.
~ n lot 2 block iGl- Omaha .-..--.-
Frank J. kaspar. tr-, 70 Agnes Sima-
mex, lot s. block 6. Maxwells "a add
70 South Omaha --.-.-.--.--.--.-...--..-
same 70 same. tract in seis mel. 3-l4-13
Church Of the Sacred Heart Of OIna ha
10 william H Patton. lot y block 6
Sulphur Springs Observation-Disclosures.
q. W. scott and wife e Al 70 Luey c.
Harding, lots l. 2 a A 3. a. Il. 2 and
a. block y. and other lots. West Al
bright .......-----.---..-- ..----..--.-....--
Adella Rutter and husband 10 william
s. HeatOn, lot A block 4 Bemis park
Fannie L Murphy 10 william B. Long.
lOt 9. block 10. PiAtnvfeW So.
William z StT4ngfsllOE e al to sane.
81 lot 9 block 10. Platnview- ,.---...,.
John A Moore 10 Sarah J. Aerr0~.
W J. Dernlody ana wife 20 Car H
Bloom, lots s and 6 block q shFi-
Nefs pace --.---s-------.-------s
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for and IN Europe. decreased, 20, 90 bush
els; total Supply. increased ~. 600 bushels.
Corn-Cnited states and Canada east
Roc ies. increased LIS. 90 bushels.
Oats-Cnited States and Canada east
Rockies decreased. 50 90 bushels
The leading decreases this week are
Sg.oe9 bushels At louisville, aeeo bushels
AZ Port Huron. 1900 bushels at Manitoba,
- 90 bushels at Aberdeen and =. 90 bushels
al the Minneapolis private elevators
The leading Increases are $500 bushels
al Omaha i1,01o bushels at the Chicago
private elevators, lOe, 90 bushels at Fort
Worth and sl.O00 bushels at Portland Ne.
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ST LouI. LIv. stock Market.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 3-CATTLE-R Receipts.
800 head including 100 head Texans
market higher, native shipping and export
steers 81 6ed6 a.: dressed beef and butcher
steers s. Gd55. steers under 100 lbs. 81. 90
"a 20: stockers and feeders, t2-5Gd3. 3, cows
and heifers. s. Sed43; Gamers. 81 75fT2 3
Indian steers. s.. 75a45O: cows and heifsrs.
s. O0H2E
HOG@Receipts. 400 head. market
higher: pigs ana lights 81 -5G560: packers.
& $500. butchers and best heavy. 3 SEA
5E
STEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. Loo
had: market strong: native muttons. s. 5gG
c 80. lambs s. G0sT- =. culls and hurts 9 n
n4O0: stockers, 6. Od5.50; Texans. Ss.Ood4 90
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK Jan. 5--COTTON-Spot
closed quiet Is points lower; middling up
lands, iioci middiing gulf AlSc- No
sales
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 3.-CoTTON-
Spot market closed quiet Sales, 20 bales
Ordinary. SIC. good ordinary, 10 l-l6c: low
middIing 10 l5-lSc: Iniddhng II S-l6c. good
middling II I5-l6c: middling fair, l2i.c- Re
ceipts u. so bales, stock. 9zI.gT1 bales
ST LOUIS, Jan 3--COTTON-Quiet
rniSdling nA.c. Sales, bales. receipts. none;
.shipments Is bales; stock. eco bales
LIVERPOOL, Jan E-COTION-SpOt
market steady: American midclng fair,
s sod: low micdling 6l3d: good ordinary.
Ss4d. ordinary. nd The sales Of the day
were 400 bales. Of which 500 were for spec
ulation and export and included Z. 80 Amer
ican. Receipts. K-oo bales, including s.+Ol
bales American
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view YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. n.-MONET-On call.
easy s1,d4l4 per cent. highest rate "a per
cent. ruling rate. PER cent; closing bid.
a. per cent. offered at 4 per cent. time
loans. easy. sixty and ninety days. 4i4a
81 per cent: six months. 4A65 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 1854
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Easi er, with
actual business In bankers bills at - s715d
1870 for demand and at - Sse14 SIS for
siKty-day bills; posted rates. - s4d4. S4if
and 81 IS. commercial bills. - SsA
SILVER-Bar. sSarc; Mexican dollars.
R1=c.
BONDS-Government firm. railroad. easy.
The following were the closing quota
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24

PETITIONERS A. asc. mould A sac. cut toat
Ss0c. crushed. kEc. powdered. Asoc, graa-
uiRted. 47oc. cubes. A6c-
MOLASS ES-FIrrn. New Orleans Open
kettle. fair 60 choice AI31c.
NEW ORLEANS. jar. = -SUGAR-Mar-
set hrm. open Kettle. 4&agitc- open kett =
centrifugal. StaSNc. centrifugal whites. ~
d4c, yellows N.dS1.c. seconds gN3isc.
MOLASsES-Open kettle. Ha5ec, eentrif-
ugal i7deec.
sYRUP-Ba9nc.
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Caaee Market.

NEW YORK Jan -3-COFFEE-The mar
ket for futures opened unchanged 70 10
points higher on a renewal OF bun support
continued reports OF a good jobhing de-
mand European cables we're barely Up 10
expectations and Europe vas a moderate
seller here while sac Paulo receipts for me
dAy as reported by the later cAbie= were
heavier This gradually eased the market
aud the close was easy al unchanged prices
10 a decline ~ - psints. Sales, u. 80 bags.
including February. 6s1sS March. SO
T.e6r. MAJ. 1i5c -. June Z NJ July. ! -
: -: August lac, Sepfembsr. = ss<i7 ~
October 80. November. 10, uecemher,
la4s-75c- SPOT Rio. quiet. No : invOice.
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON. Jan 1-Money was IN active
demand on the market to-day for settle
ment requirements The supply was rather
increased % the repayment OF a. 80 GO OF
treasury bills Discounts we're arm In view
Of the uncertainty ~ the outlook TRADING
on the stock eKchahgs generally Was dull
operators being chiefly engaged IN the
carry-0geF- Business Mas ulezger. consols
were easy Americans opened steady Tha
moNeznents al the oDeninE were irregular
ing fairly active An places nota blr
% Wall street u-anipuiaf Prices Ueak-
snsd later IN FespOIuse ~ Nss FORKS open
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New York Minins stock.
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Z.-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund. exclusive of the $50. 000, 600 gold
reserve, shows. Available cash balance,
l4ZS7. so; gold coin and bullion. Ss1s7 =
7sS: gold certificates. 23l. so
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24

ST. JOSEPH. Jan 3-CATTLERecei1ts
IRA head. market steady 10 strong. natives.
s. - 500: COWS and hsifers. sl-E9fIi 3, stock
ers and feeders. s2-7564ie.
HOGS Receipts. sSS head. market
steadv; light. N-SS6s A.: medium and heavy.
s. CO.'S 50
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Receipts SCI
head. market steady 10 strong. lambs. s. g;
ewes "a
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ing, recovered sharply and closed below
NE best quotations Of the day. Chesapeake
& Ohio was the feature. Japanese impe-
rial Sc Of 1874 were quoted at 1TL
PARIS. Jan. = Prices on the Bourse to-
day were dull and undecided with Russians
tending upward A better tone prevailed
transacted. Russian imperial 4s were
quoted At 50 - and Russian bonds Of 1914
at Ks
BERLIN. Jan. E--Prices in most depart
nnenta on the Bourse today were weaker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Ja-. E--(Special TeIe-
gram. l-CATTLE-Recsirts 240o head mar
ket weak; best stockers steady. beeVes
- 5026.40: cows. bulls ana mixed. g. 50lI4. o.
yFariinRs. - d0d31.
HOGs-Receipts. s70o head: market Sc
higher selling at IS esfis- "a: bulk % sales
Is NG5E
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady-Hogs strong to Five
Cent. HiKher-sheep Higher.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-CATTLE-Receipt
900 head; market steady: baeves. $40
as. s.; cows and heifers. 81. 40d4 50; stoekers
and feeders. 81 4OaS 40; Texans. SS.epa45o
strong to SC higher: mixed and butchers,
S. 4Oa5. s7lz; good heavy. $ 55a5-7o; rough
$50; bulk Of sales. 6. 5O7s. 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 14.0o0
head: market l0d15c higher. sheep. s.. 75G5-9o:
lambs e 9OfT7 60
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stock I'm sight.
sugar aAd Msia.se.

NEW YORK. Jan 5--sCGAR-RaN.
test , 9-lsc. molasses sugar. sc. Refined
stead 40. g 4 loc. No. = 4lsc. No 8 AISe
No q ace. No. 10. -. No. H. a.s5c: No. =.
selr. No. r. use. No IL sSe. con
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24

= NEW YORK. Ian. 3.-Special cable aud
teleEraphlc communications received BY
BradstTeets show the following changes IN
count;
( Wheat-Unitea States ana Canada east
Rockies. Increased. l.l1.oo bushels. anoat
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MiIraukee Grain MARKET.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan 8-FLOCR-
Lower; wheat lower: No. ! northern, s4azd
Sic: No. ? northern. S3QS4c. May, SisH
Sszse asked; puts. sS7saSsc bid: calls. S6zq
s61sc bid
RYELower: No. !. &c
BARLEY-DuIl. No. :. 54i1QS5c; sample,
sgix Csc.
OATSSteady: standard, IA dSA-c
CORN-Weak: May. s5c bid: puts. 45c
asked: calls 45isc asked.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24

BOSTON. Jan. 2.-wOOL-The wool
market is in a firm position with a fairly
steady demand The call for territory 10
supply stocks being SO greatly depleted
that the selection is poor. Florida woods
are firm The prices in the market range
as follows; Ohio and Pennsylvania, X and
above 5411aSS1ze: X. 53dS4c; No. l. $50 sc:
No. . 3Su4oc; me unva shed. sSd26c: guar
ter-blood unwashed. S3QSSizc. three-elghths
blood, S1rdS4c; half-blood, - d53c; fine
washed delaine, 57Gs7lzc. Michigan. fine
unwashed- 24QZScs quarter-blood washed.
3saSz1c: three-eighths blood. 33d35izc:
half-bloOd. SigSzl4c; unwashed delaine. sc.
Quarter-blood. 29QSsc. Idaho. fine, 22dz5c:
heavy fine, z3Qzsc: heavy me. lSd2Oc: ine
medium. Ia sc. medium. 36GE1c. low
medium. SdeSc. Wyoming, fine, "a sc
heavy fine 1Sd9Dc: fine medium. 5de3c
medium, 261Z7c; low medium. EG2sc
Dakota and Nevada fine. SSn24c; heavy
fine. 1920; fine medium. 23as4c: medium.
26gs7c; low medium. Ea1Sc; Dakota fine.
22az3c; me medium, z92Sc. medium. "a
2Sc: low medium. Z7ueSc Montana. hne.
z5d3sc: fine average, s4G2Sc; fne medium
ST LOTTS. Jan. s.-wooI-steady:
medium grades combing and clothing. ESQ
3ec; light fine. AH35c; heavy fine. lSa-lc
tub washed. z3d4lIze.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE wool sales were
postponed today on account % fog.
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Rank CIemrta~.
Wool Market.

OMAHA. Jan Bank clearings for to-
day were 81. s93. ST. Is. and for the CORE
spending date last year. N.2sS, s4s.72.
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oils and Rasta

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-OILS-COttonseed
irregular. prime crude. nominal ar S3fI S3lsc.
Petroleum. steady; refined. New York s. %:
Philadelphia and Baltimore. s. IS. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. in bulk, S-65. Turpen-
tine quiet AZ SIC.
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Aetal MarAet.

NEW YORK. Jan. E-AETALS-There
was an advance Of about - Cd in the Lon
don tin market with spot and futures clos
ing al Els4 I7s Cd. Locally the market was
steady in toDe, but prices we're a shade
lower with spot quoted at S56 25dS6 ~
Copper was unchanged in London with spot
quoted al f7S Is Sd and futures at s7s = Cd
Locally the market without quotable
change Lake and electroly tic are quoted
at as coal 90. and casting al NSe0. Lead
was Is Cd higher at SIS lSs Sd in London
The local market vas steady, with quota
tons ranging from $3.50 70 $50. SDelter
was also a shade higher in London. closing
at E2S Is Cd. Locally the market was Qui Z
at S. 4Od6 So Iron lower at is "a for
standard foundry and 53s ND for Clevelend
warrants Locally the market was IN
changed No. ! foundry, northern. IS. "a
le %: No. foundry. northern. SIS 1Jdls -:
No. ! foundry. southern. Si6-50dig %: No.
foundry. southern. ns.O5dlS5
ST. LOUIS Jan. zs-METALS-Lead, mar
ket steady s. 70d5 80 Speltsr hrmer IS ~
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London Closing stocks

sILYER-Bar. steady. % 3-led per ounce
MONEY-5lzG4 per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills is I3-Isds7s per cent: for
three months bills. 81. 9s7s per cent.
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IIyerpooI Gran rarket.

LIVERPOOI. Jan 2-WHEAT-Spot
nominal: futures easy; March, Is; May.
g., lOd.
CORN-Spot, quiet American. new, IS
s4d: American mixed, old. ss SD: futures
steady: January. A. SID: March. Ss SD:
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wheat-
May. S5gess $ - - 3saSa
July. 6s+dl 81 Sh 81 $50
4! AZ: EHE IL r. IL. EEE ia I'M Il:

Minneapolis Cash Ciose-whsat: No !
lard, see: No. / northern. Glsc; 10 arrive.
axe No. z northern fsAe % arriys MS;
. Durum. sc Corn: No. yellow. SAe;
No. q 1isc. Oats No white. zAc: 70
eS6c aye: GisGs1i.e. Flax: sLl5G 49,
- -. Louis
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Kansas City Grain aad Provtsions.

KANSAS CITY. jan za-wHEAT-MAr-
ket steady; May. SAC; July. 7ei4c; Septem-
Der. T5lc. Cash: No. 2 hard, ads21xc; No.
8 ia soc; No . red. s2dS4c. No. 3 85Qslc.
CORN-steady: May, 4oAc; July, sOirc.
Cash: No. mixed. Ac; No white, li-9
nae; No 3. SAC.
OATsSteady: No white, adSz1zc:
No. mixed SIC.
RYE-Steady al e2d6sc.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, 81 00Q
IL So; choice prairie IS 50dST5,.
EGGS-Steady Missouri and Kansas. new
No. 2 wildwood cases included. lec. case
count lie; cases returned. NC less
BCTTER-Steady; creamery, sc.
Receipts, Shipments
Wheat, bu .-......-.-.-...--oi,oo H,OVO
Corn. D0 ----.----s.s+---..-. f4Ve 1NO
oats, Oh ...-.---.--.-----.-- Aou1 lustJ
The leadins futures at Kansas City a.
reported by the Won Dorm Grain company.
ranged as follows:
Articles. open. High Low. Close Yes'y
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No
= Cash quotations we're as follows.
= FLOUR-steady, winter patents. s. SOFA 10;
winter sTraights. - 00d3 S. spring patents.
81 s0G4.t. spring straights. s.. 6ogs15. bak-
ers. s. eOq3 10
WHEAT-No. : spring. StdSs No ; so
Sslsc. No. red. S6i4 dS6s.c-
B. CORN-No. : E1-c; No. yellow, sc.
oATS--NO. 2 SOC; No white, s2aS2l-c;
No. white. maze.
RYECNO. ?, Si-atSc-
BARLEY-Good feeding. &c, fair 10
cE.olce mailing, t2d5oc.
SEEDING. / FAX. Mo. No ] northwest
eFn, MI; clover. c2ntract grade. Na3
rftON ISlONS-hess Ts5Tk- Pei SSi-, ils -
l3.77ss. Lard. per 10 lbs, s.. SOS Short
ribs sides OOosel. E-Sa7.S- short clear sides
fboxedl. E-soGI-so.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments OF -four and grain;
Corn. "a 100
oats DO. 3s.oo
ter market vas steady; ereameries. iBQZc.
dAiries, lsaetc Eggs, nrmer al mark
cases included. l7alsc; nrsts. lsc; prime
nrsts -. extras. &c. Cheese, steady, II
alSc.
Minnsa polts Grain Market.
tSupsrior quotations for Minneapolis de-
hVeryl- The range OF prices, as reported BY
p. %. Day a. Co. ne-lu Board OF Trade
building, was;
Articles open Hish Low close Yes'y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24
Sunday
The off1cisl number Of cars OF stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle HOEs Sheen Hrs
Total receipts -

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the num-
Der Of head Indicated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24
OMAHA LIVE STOCk MARKET
Cattle Trad. Very Slow and Weak to Tea
tents Lower
HOGS OPEN STRONG AND CLOSE LOWER
Desirable Fat sheep and Lamb. Pre-
SELLERS At Good steady Prices
Ipferior and Half Fat
Grades slow sale.

SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. z. 1905
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-24
MUsHROOMs-Hoth per h.. SOC.
nEEE f~T--r-l

No. / rib, 13c: No. rio. l0lzc. No. rb
TIC: No. / round. nc; 40. . round. 6,<ci
No. 3 round. DC: no. loin. isitc. No.
No. ! plate, &c; No. ! plate. &c: No. .
chucks. she; No chucks, SIC; No.
chucks slZc
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
MURDER WILL
BE THE CHARGE

CONTINUED from pnge one.
the theory that 1t was a case Of murder
for revenge.
From the first suspicion was enter
tained OF the woman, and when her
Illicit relation with Stackpoe was ad-
mitted by the hysterical young widow,
the case became clear to the detectives.
Overcome With Remorse
Mrs. Scheck is now said to be over
come with remorse. The picture OF
future happiness with a young man she
loved has not been drawn true to life.
The tragedy has left its mark on the
19-year-old widow, and she is quoted as
saying she does not care If she is
hanged for the crime with which she
is charged as an accomplice.
No hope of mercy has been held out
to the unhappy woman. She realizes
her position and possibly regrets her
confessions of Friday and yesterday.
They were transcribed by a stenogra-
pher and will form an important part
of the evidence in the trial of the all
legged guilty parties.