TIIK BI:K: OMAHA. SATURDAY. JAXUATiY 14. 1911.
14
GRAIN" AND PRODUCE MARKET ! .r
May. 4s ,',d.
old, . 3d;
Fhr'iarv,
futures. '
4s 4 ni.
Wheat Opens Strongly, but Weaken!
Before Cloie.
F.W KIRK KK:R.I. MARKET
tlootatloa
a
CORN VALUES ABE EASED OFF
of the Dar
( otHmnilltlr..
NEW VOIIK. Jn. 13.-F1JfKFlrm:
i -P I ' I Af I'M IF .1 ! P, 4. ' 'I .t.iPr, IIITi ' "
, . .... . . o.ii. i ' 2.Vf4 -3S: wlnte- istent. t44Vfi4.; spring
- - r far. t
Mlnntlon Receipt
If envy. '
Art
clears. 14 I'o 4 141- winter extr. 13 ti. in.
winter extr. No 2. It.ritf.". Ka-isas
"freight. 14 nni4 T.i. Rye flour, firm:
fair to rood. $4.?f74 V: choice to fanrv, M 4n
4j4.4;.. Buckwheat flour. quiet; $.2o per
I 1 pnunos.
ii mil. CoriVMFAL-Steady; fin whit and yl
OMAMA. Jan. 13. Ittll. f Iow. $i.wi.a. ro,rB, $UV&1 2T; klln-drled.
Wheat started firm and strong at clos- . 1. t
Ing value. being supported on yrsterdav s . WHEAT Fpot market stesdv; No. 2 red.
break and prediction of light worm a elevator, and $l.i1'k f. o. b.. afloat:
shipment. . ! .Vo. 1 northern Duluth. tl 24V f. o. b. afloat.
Prices Go Up and Market ii Better
Supported.
DEMAND BELIE ED BROADER
Dallnrsa Itklrk Follow the- Flrat
Hour of Tradl-ar Indicates Market
I Still rro- ( lime la
Firm.
...1t',
l.atr the market eased off from genera;
Pleasure by commission house selling ,anu
iBluea fell below yesterdays lose.
The corn market was rather dull and
larked the snap tt ha been "how Inn. value
eaed off In sympathy with wheat and
ft cash market.
Wheat was nervon. breaking after the
opening, onlv to advance to the opening
level again on support from leading
holder.
sh wheat showed decided weaker toni.
Slues being 1r loner,
i nrn was teaturelers and ruled ratner
weak on heavy hedging ssles, which weak-
Futures market wan easy during moat of
the day under selling by longs and on pros
pect of more. fav rabl weather, but rallied
on covering and support bv bulla, closing
net unchanged. Mac. SI 01', 07 1.C.'i fV-1 . closed
H OT,; .lulv. ll.dlH'a 1 M'k. closed. 51 MV Re
ceipts, titx) bushels: shipment". 3.03).
CORN- .Spot market easy; new No. 2.
PI'ic f. v b.. afloat. Futures market was
without transactions, closing "nc net lower.
May rinsed My. Receipt. Il'4?u; ship
ments. 1x4. ITT.
OATS Spot market steady: futures mar
ket was without transactions, closing tin-
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS ! EH'H'SSHTf
. l-twit-a vMl.ritii'H Npv York dosing.
! c anioli. mnnlT Ts 1ouleIHe N
I e - ...f ount
Atnnl. f'nppr ...
An.Mi1
Atrh'.n
do pf1
H.I. Ohio
c.n.dl.n r.rlfl
.h iiyy"
("biota O W
. M at P..
P.
Lner ft R. O..
di pM
Brls
do 1st v'i
do ?d t'd
Ormnd Trunk ....
Illinois 1 snlr.1 .
tl.VT;R llnr. stronn. at i5Sd per ounce.
MO.NKY-JS3'i per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
ened cash conditions Value, were narrow 1 cnangeo to -nc neonne. miv ciosea vir.
nd the market showed little or no change. July. 4ur. Receipts. kfi.4Xi busnels.
Trlinarv wheat receipts were 43.0f) bit. H AY Fit m; prime. 11.10: No. J. f LOav
t.t .hinm.ni. mr 9i (vo hit.. Baalnft re-.l.OiH: No f. Kcifi tl .(: No. t. Kftc
eelots last vear of 82.fib bu and shipments! Hof'H rlim: i.omnion to choice. 1?10,
NFW YORK. Jan. 1,1 Trice went up-
1 ward today to a material decree, and there
I was a nearer aotiroach to aenulne support
than had been sen on any recent day. In
the absence of favorable d"velnpment there
was a disposition to attribute the sustained
trinKh to a broadfnlna- of the demand.
No evidences of outward aupport developed,
however, and the dullneea which followed
the first hour of trading; Indicated that the
market was still a narrow one. It closed
firm.
Reading was the feature and more than
recovered it semi-annual 3 per cent divi
dend. L'nlted Ktstc steel was traded In
from the outset at steady advancing price,
and Canadian Pacific registered a further
vrry substantial gain, with betterment In I The following
such of Its allied properties as Minneapolis.
Bt. Paul .Sault Ste. Marie and Wisconsin
:, M , K T 3'
V.'i X V. Cmlr.1 IM'i
Nc-fMk W 1
!' ! pM
Outsrlo a W J't I
r.nn.-.-lvanla fo1. I
Hand M'nos ... S I
. M Rod,n T'
U So. H.llsrsr I
1 do pfd i
, is so. r. itip i
. Jnv, Inion P.clflc i:S
. 71 " do p'A tl
. L. a Sleel T7J
t 40 pf IJJ'j
. M W.t.h 1V
. ?44 do pfd t
1M Sp.nlnh 4 M
for ahort bills la 1 i-lf;1 13-16 per rent; for
three months' bills. 3U3 per cent.
REPORT OF THE CI.KAH13U HO E
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Fairly Aotive at Steady to
Stron Pricei.
(nod Representation f heep and
I.amba. with Prmanil Kqaally
fiood. Followed by Healthy
Trade and Steady Prlee.
SOtTH OMAHA. Jan. 11. I'll.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hog. Pheep
OffiCal Mondav 5 4. 4..W. 1! T'H
Official Tuesdav 7.0 I!.."- 'J
Official Wedneadav 4 1
Official Thuisdsv 2 !XT fi TSR ; 0
F-stimnled Friday .W 4.B'"' 3.
thiitrher sold up a huh as
was the top of the n'arket.
l'.rprf sentatlve s;l-
IT .(,, which '
Five daa this wwk...7!.lK
Same dss last w eek . . . .1T.S
Same clavs 2 weks a go.. ILK".
Transaction of the Associated Hanks Same day a 3 week aK..lv74
Mine tfaya 4 week ao..H.?-i
for the Week.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.1.-Rradtreet bank
clearings report tor the week ending Jan
uary 2 show an aggregate of $:l.iitilTK,flon.
an against 11.114. TJii um last week and $i.9'.l.
Kir.fi. In the onrreapomllng week last year.
la a list 01 me cities:
nt 9tt: run lot
Primary rorn receipts were 7T9.0TO bu. and
shipments were Mft.OW bu.. against receipt
Ian year of 26,ono bu. and shipment of
W.OOn bu.
Clearances were 241,ono bu. of corn, none
of oata and wheat and flour equal to 11.000
bu.
Liverpool closed Vd lower and wheat and
Hd higher to Hd lower on corn.
Ombn ( nab lr.- ea.
WHKAT-No. 2 hard. Wuv, No. i
hard, Kq9r; So. 4 hard. VWtf; rejected
hard. T'.xf.Mc: No. 2 spring, 5'fjy;'c; No- 3
spring. l(tc.
CORN No. 2 whlto, 4IV42c: No. S
white, 41'41341c; No. 4 white, 4fo411c;
No. 2 yellow, 41li411.c; No. 3 yellow. 4IW
41'ic; No. 4 yellow. 4"Hfftlc; No. 2. 41'.iH
4le; No. 3. 414mc; No. 4. 4V41g; no
icrade, i;'ti.1Sc.
OATS No. 2 white. oT'u.21c; standard.
'C3l4c; No. .1 white. Xtf 31c ; No. 4
white. 0,iio; No. 3 yellow. 304j31c; No.
4 yellow, X)&M. M .
HAKlKY-No. 3. l2(jlTo; No. 1 feed, n
S"c; rejected, fiOWic.
RYK No. i. iWc; No. 3, 7ftf7c.
The following cash ealea were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard: 1 car, 94c; . 4
mixed, 1 car, 81e.
CORN-No. J white: 2 car. 41e; 1 2
yellow: 1 cer (old). 43c: No. yellowll
oara, 41Hc; No. 4: 1 car. 40o; No. 3 mined, 4
car, 41'c; No. 4 mixed: 31 car. 41c; 2
cars. 40c; 1 car, 404c; no Kiadc-, I car: ;c.
OATS Standard: 1 car, 31'c. No. 3 white:
I care, 31c. No. 4 white; 1 car, 30So; No. 4
yellow: 1 car, 30,c.
t'arlot Receipt
Wheat. Corn
Pacific coast. llO.
Amerlra.
21"c:
MXh; lltilB. irr-JIBc.
HIPES-Ktill; Central
Bogota. Z'fiMc
LEATHKB-Steadv; hemlock first. 23H
2,ic; st-enno. 21-vH'23c; thirus. ugiOC, rr
Jects. incite.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess. $22.00
" : lamllv rj.i !4 V); short clears.
120 (Vff 22 00. Heef steadv; mess. I13.0M
14ft family, l8.0C!ff 18.50; beef hams. I5.6ta
ft. to. Cut meat, dull; pickled belile. 10
to 14 lbs.. 113.2014.00; pickled ham. 113 01).
Ird, eaav; middle west prim. 10.ff 10.75;
refined, steady; continent, $11.40; South
America. $11.75; compound. $.754iS.00.
TALLOW-Kasy; prime city, hhds.. TVe;
conntrv, 7fi7c.
CHFF.PFStead:-; state, whole milk, lata
fall qualltv, fine. SaMhf. eklm. !3Uc.
jroas Wesk: Btate, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white, fancy, large, 37c;
gathered white, .Hr&SSc; hennery brown,
fancv. 34c: gathered brown, 3;iB33c; western
gathered, white, 32W1c( fresh fathered, ex
tra firsts. 3Uff32c; firsts, SOe: seconds. 27(9
2c: refrigerator, special mark, fancy. In
local storage, 2nc; first, - 241?24Vc; second,
2?Vf2H,o.
Rl TTKR-tahy: creamery spedala, 2Mc;
extra. 2H'S27c; third to first. 2'(i26c: cream
ery, held third to special. l2Tc: state dairy,
common to finest, 19t27c; process second to
special, W23V; Imitation creamery first,
21o22c; factory held. 20i32lc; current make,
U
L'4o
6
16
Oats.
1S6
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
luluth
1II1CAGO ti R A I ASD PKUVI8IOKR
Featarrs of the Trad Inn and (loalnsj
rrlce on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 11. With rain general In
the winter -wheat btlt and with more show
POILTRY-Allve.
chlckena, 16c; fowla,
IRo. Dreaaed. quiet;
lHc; fowls, 13'44iPl4o
ateadv: western
ITHBlSc; turkeys, lTf
weHtern chickens, lbifl
; , turkeys, lWtfaoc.
WEATHER I THE GRAIN BELT
Conditions Are) Favorable for Snow
by Matordny Forenoon.
OMAHA, Jan. 13. Mil
The cold wave, noted in the preceding
report ax moving In over the northwest,
swept oown the valley during; the night
and sero weather again preva.na down tne
valley over Nebraska. The weather la very
i cold In the upper valley and nortnweal.
ranging from M to ; degree oeiow wru
In tne Dakota and Montana, and the cold
er or anow promised for tonight, bears j tne winter In the western Canadian
province. A temperature 01 w Deiow sero
was reported at Frlnce Albert, In tho
Saskatchewan valley, and 44 below at
Calgary. In Alberta. The loweet at Omaha
waa 3 below sero Snow flurries continue
general In the upper valleys, and the west
and northwest, and rains are falling In
Kansas and Missouri thl morning. The
weather will oontlnue unsettled in the
v.ii.v. and wut. and conditions are favor
able for snow In this vicinity tonight- and
Saturday, with no Important chae In
temperature.
were able to rorcf a necnne loony, nui
overreached themselves by excessive Bell
ing on the lower levels. Shorts, who had
learned caution by recent defeats, covered
ao vigorously during the last hour that
the market clotted firm at a net advance
of ttW'ic. Idlest figures showed corn
c off. snd hogs product 5c down to o
advanco.
Ammunition for the pesslmlste became
available In the shape of statements from
leading distributing houses nere mat can
sal of wheat thuK far In 1U11 have not
exceeded 7i, brahel for all the concerns
combined. Kven more powerful was the
weather situation, which seemed to favor
the fall-sown crop. In addition, general
realising, waa reported aa going on In
Liverpool, where free offerings of I A
Plata wheat acted a an offset to muller
world's shipment. However, speculators,
working for a rally, obtained a fresh hold
through assertion on expert authority
maintaining that In Kansas and Oklahoma
plant growth had been thin and that ap
pearance were forbidding. Fright on the
part of short seller grew greater on an
nouncement that Son country elevators In
the Pakotaa and Minnesota were to be
shut because of lack of wheat. Fluctua
tions In the May option were between
fl orVftl.01tk. with the close 'tj4c up. at
$1.01',.
There wss considerable of a fight In corn
around-fiOc for May. May ranged from
4Vt.,4c, and In the end was Viu'o lower
than last night, at uo'fco. Cash coin was
weak. No. 2 yellow closed at 47j474c
Oata were, comparatively kIow. May va.
ried from 34Vtf&c, finishing tafi'c down,
at 34T40.
In provisions the view that an 8c prlca
for hogs wss not necessarily a fixture gave
trade a bearish twist. The market at the
rlose, however. wa little altered from
twenty-four hours prevlou.
Prices In Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Grain company, 708 Bramlela building,
Omaha, telephone Douglas Z473:
T.ono S4t 4.
4f
1.100 43 40", 4H
40) Wj IS S
1,8on M S2 M
l.lon M bH KT'i
MS
m,
7n0 Ks 10H li
to a UK
J.tOO ?', 74i 7,
PK1 104", 1M1 104S
100 CV 44H 4&4
no 11 11. 116
4.r.00 142 14S4
4
400 HI 31 SO
-00 41) . '.
4.SII0 W K' I'S
in I0i 1MV4 103
100 11" 11 UT
1,200 lOJ" W4V, 107
en 10 ? fii
1.3.W 7H 7',4 7
14100 toe jn w
l.soo 24 H
in 10m 101H miv,
WO
S.700 13 tt
1011. mo. ioe. im.
... -1 W U 1!
... .00 .01 T T
for today, 20 . ds-
Lowest last night
Precipitation
Normal temperature
''deficiency In precipitation alnca March I.
14.76 Inches. , , ,
UeflcUncy In precipitation since March 1,
8.89 inches. . . .
Leflclency corresponding period, 1800, 5.77
inches. L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster.
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. CToae. Yes y
-vheat-l I I I
May.. .11 01S 1 01T,I . 1 00',
July
Sept..
Corn
May..
July..
Sept..
Oata
May.. J ul v..
Sept..
rork
Jan...
May..
Lard
Jan... May..
Rl bo
Jan . . ,
May...
lio'k
62
is4Tii3r.
97 I M I
M'l 4H',!
mi; oom
62 llVd'sl
1 01 T,h oi"i
50i,;iO'(6S
20 01 30 10
06 1 16
10 50 10 50
10 10 10 16
10 75 10 75
10 Oft 10 10
36 i S4-l
s4V34.trv
I
61M
I
84-,!
51
62
Ml,
34 v.
20 00
18 WWl
I 10 4TV,
I 10 06 I
' 10 7B
I 10 03H
20 00
19 16
20 00
I 1 07
10 50 I
10 12ii
10 75 I
10 10 I
. St. Loala General Market.
BT. LOt'IB, Jan. IS. WHEAT Higher;
May. $1.02H1.03: July, 96c; cash, firm;
track. No. 2 red, $t.o4Vfll.08; No. t hard,
9c'ii$1.0S.
COKN-Hlgher: May. 4H4c: July.
50'c; cash strong; track. No. 2, 4flH'B7c;
No. 2 white, 47c.
OAT9-Lower; May, HtfSmc; oash firm;
track, No. I, 33-4e: No. i whit. $4o.
ilYiO Scarca. h2Ha.
FLOtTR Strong; red winter patents. $.
(T6.36; extra lancy and straight, $4 30$.7i:
hard winter dears. 3.Otf4.(iO.
SEE I) Timothy, $6.00h9.W.
CORNMEAL 2.Bft.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east tack, $1.08
1.09.
HAY Steady; timothy. $17.001.BO; prai
rie, $i2wrn4.60.
FROVISION8 Pork, unohangad; Jobbing,
$20.00. Lard, lower; prime steam, $10.25r
10 !f.. Dry salt meats, lower: boxed, extra
shorts, lie; clear rlba 11c; short clears,
ll'rkc. Bacon, lower; boxed, extra short,
12'c; clear ribs, 12Sie: short clear. 12c.
POl'LTRY Weak; ohickens, llVko; spring,
12'c; turkeys, 17c; ducks, 14o; geese, 812o.
Hl'TTER Lower; creamery, 24tfic. ,
EGOS Lower; 26o.
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls 104(10 7,K
Wheat, bu 46.0V 47.f10
Corn, bu 64 800 .0n0
Oats,' bu 42.600 28.000
10 75
10 07 '
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIjOL'H Firm; winter patents, $42ti4.75;
winter straights. $3.7.414 60; spring straight).
$4.00(t4.70; bakera. 14 3o.ao.00, spring patents.
held at $).& for beat.
RYK-No. IS. Htic.
RARl-e'Y Feed or mixing. 70ijti0c; fair to
choice uniting, HOJiOiic.
SEEMS Flax, No. I southwestern, $2 40;
No. 1 northwestern, $J69. Timothy, $l0.1O(lj
JO 15. Clover. $15.00.
PROVISION'S Mess pork, per bbl., tD.IU
ft-JO.I'W. Lard, per M Ihs.. $10 50. Short
ribs, sides iloosel. 10 l"jti 10.75. Short clear
Bldea (boxedi, $l0.7.Vy 1 1.00.
Total clearance ot wheat and flour were
qua! to liil.OuO bu Exports for the week,
j as shown by Hradtri-t's. were equal to
2 5K3.000 bu. Primary receipt were 4-C.000
bu . compared with k.'tf.oio bu. the corre
sponding da a year ago. Estimaled re
ceipts for tomorrow : W heat, S4 car: .Vrn,
641 rara; oata. 2ik cars; hogs. Sun I vi.
Chtoago Cash Prli es W heat : No red
No. 3 whlto, 8&tf34c;
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 13. WHEAT May,
9V, sellers; July, 93Hc, bid; caah un-
I ,1 - V.A tt kr. (k?1 ftt Wn B1M
1a w, I $1.0.i; No. 2 red. $1.0361.0: No. 1. $1 0ai"Llt.
10 UV CORN May. 4Sc. sellers; July, 4Sv bid.
Cash unchanged to Ho lower; no. 3 mixed,
l46iic; No. 3, 45c; No. 2 white, 45V4e; No. I.
tlATS I'nchanged;
No. 2 mixed. 3Ka32c
RYE No. 2. 74tf77c.
HAY I'nchanged; choice timothy, $14.00
14 60; choice prairie. $12.60.
Hl'TTER Creamery, 38c; firsts, 26c; sec
onds. 23c; packing stock. 15c.
EtKJS Extras, 2Hc; flrafs, ithic; sec
onds, lSVc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu 44.000 4! 0
Com. bu 42.0i 31.0 ti
Cat, bu.. 7.000 14,000
Central
Another feature of the day. a tli
strength of the Uould stocks, led bv Mis
souri Pacific. I'ndoubtedly the better tone
of this group ha Its genesis In the belief
that the Oould family will ere long retire
from active management and that the suc
cession will rest with other powerful In
terest who are known to have acquired
aubstantlal holdings In some of the Gould
lines.
Southern railroad shares were again fairly
active and the metal Mocks were stronger
on probability of heavy copper exports.
Forecasts of the week's money move
ment point to an extraordinary large cash
gain by local Institutions, some estimates
being as high a $2l,000,0u0. The outcome of
the loan account In tomorrow's statement
Is more than ever a matter of speculation
by reason of the many transfers of money
early In the week Incident to the strength
ening of some up-town banks.
A further analysis of our cotton exports
proves that the value of last year's ship
ments was the greatest In the history of
the country exceeding by over $60,000,000 all
previous record.
Trading for Ixmdon account here
amounted to the purchase of perhaps 30,000
shares of United Statea steel. 1'nlon Pa
clflo and Amalgamated Copper. Berlin and
Amsterdam were reported buyers of Balti
more A Ohio and Missouri. Kanaaa At
Texas, respectively.
Bonds were firm. Total aalen. par value.
$3,302,000. United States government bonds
were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
gals. High. Lew. Clo..
Alll.-rti.lm.r. fti
Am.lf.niated Copper
American Arrleultursl ....
Amertsan Bast Sugsr
AmHran Can
Arr.erlr.n t & F
Amnn Cotton Oil
Amertun H. L pf4
Am. Its Securities
American Llnsesd
American Locomotive
American . A R
Am. . H. pM
Am. Steal Foundries
Am, Sitsar Refining
American T T
Am. Tobacco pfd....
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison pfd r.
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore Ohio
Bethlehem steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
( antral leather ptd
Central of N. i
Cheaapeak ft Ohio
Chicago Alton
Chlcnso U. W.. new
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago ft N. W
C. M. A St. P
C. C. C. ft St. L
Colorado. F. A I
Colorado ft Southern
Consolidated (las
Corn Product
Delaware ft lladecn
Denver ft Klo Grand.
D. ft R. O. pfd
niatlllera' Securities
Erie
Erie lei pfd
Krte td pfd
o.n.-.i riwtH.
! Or .at Northern pfd
I Great Northern Ore ctfa...
j llllnola Central '
Interhoraugh Met. ,
! Int. Met. pfd...
International Harreatw ..
Inl. Marin pfd
International Paper
International lump .......
low Central
Kaneas City So....
K. C. So. pfd
LAclede Oaa
l.ouiavllle ft Naahvlll
Ml nr. ft 8'.. Louie
M . St.. P. ft S. S. M
M.. K. ft T
M , K. ft T. ptd
Missouri Pacific
PNatlonal Btacult
National Lead
N. R. R. of t. 3d pfd
New fork Central
K. Y O. A W
Norfolk ft Weatern
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mill
Paunylvanl
People a Oaa
p., 1'., C. ft St. U
Plttaburg Coal
Praaaed Steel Car
Pullmas Palaoe Car
Hallway Stl Spring
Heading, ex-dtv
Republlo Sieel
Republic Steel pfd....
Rock I aland Co
Hock laland Co. pfd
St. L. ft 8. F. 3d pfd...
St. Loula S. W
St. L . W. pfd
Sloaa-Sheffleld 8. ft I
Southern Pacino
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaeee Copper
Teiaa Pacific
T St. L. ft W
T-, St. L. ft W. pfd
t nlon Pacific
I nion Pacific pfd
l'nlted States Realty
l'nlted Slatea Rubber
l'nlted titalea Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
Ctail Copper
Va. -Carolina Chwmleal ..
Wabaab
Wabaah pfd
Weatern Maryland
WMttnghouae Electric ...
W estern I nlon
Wlieellng ft L. H
I.elilh Valley
Total aales for me oar,
CITIES.
j Clearings, j Inc.
Dec.
200
ton
700
$.
100
700
20
700
i.ioo
1.200
100
1.200
POO
1.000
10
i.ooo
(01)
mo
300
00
euo
1.SO0
100
1.800
K)
ao
l.ti0
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New Orleans
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Los Angeles
Ioulsvllle
Milwaukee
Seattle 1
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Indianapolis
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Same days last yenr 21.017 36,521
The fnilovlng tsble shows tne average
prices of hog at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Dates. . I 1U.
!!.H0.l09.!1'08.:i'W.tl9O. 11905.
Jan. 1 ...
Jan. 2...
Jan. I....
Jan. 4...
Jan. I....
Jan. fi....
Jan. 7....
Jan. $....
.'an. !)....
Jan. 10...
Jan. 11 ... j
Jan. 12... I
Jan. 18... I
11 1
62.5
12.7
13.1
8 24! 6 14!
21 6 11
I 8 241 I Stl 4 l
T 85 5 76' 4 361
t 01j 8 30 I 4 40
7 9' 8 V (, 70- 4 K;
T 75V! 471$ 6 I
7 79ri 8 4! 5 78; 4 3!
7 ILI t M1 S C'! 1 (
v is as s mfti a 7 n js o .1
1 6 82' 4 30! 6 23 . 5 22 4 61
8 Ml I 4 221 ?o 6 30: 4
8 18i 5 74 4 16 6 2i 6 K 4 68
8 28! 5 82! I 6 $0! 28 4 62
7 78VI 8 4S 6 8H 4 06 1 I 6 2i 4 b8
4 $9
6 19 , 5 071 4 1J
4 30 6 W 4 4S
$ 6 22 47
i
ti 231 ' ! 41 W
7 Wi
7 81
T 73'
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1 :4-. . . 7 v ; J.it ... in
ST fl 7 6 70 ,;-. ... t Tt
7 2l M n in ... 7 76
. I Te i- Ml ... I 16
li f4.". 40 7 -. t ... 7
6; :o in) t t 4i 14 . 7 7,',
6 I ... 7 71 ? SO 7 so
r.i 76 7 37 I ... 7 rt
73 10 7 (4. JW1 ... 7
Si Z1 ... 7 '. a; . . 7 4..
J7-S ... 7 4 ?I7 4" 7 so
31 1' T 46 77 ;l" ... J a
46 i:4 . . 7 TT .o ... 7 an
M X'7 to 7 70 t;, 1 a ... 7 ,,1
K4 270 too 7 70 o all ... 7 80
?: ,. .21 ... 7 K. 1. :: ... 7 '
Hi 70 ... T 70 7 r; .,, 7 so
47 3.1 ... "0 f9 ?.Vl ... 7 an
K4 jit 40 1 70 70 ... 7 m
64 2J1 120 7 o ::' .; ... 7 an
it n W 7 70 T 244 ... ; n
7 ;i ... 7 70 : t.. ... 7 :
Kl i'2 4 7 70 Wl ?in ... 7
76 t 0 7 70 f:l ::9 ... IK,
14 170 7 70 47 J3 ... 7 46
4 IS ... 7 70 SS 144 ... 7 4
? ,747 0 7 76 M ... 7 Ri
31 212 ... 7 7t 71 : . 7 .
yi ... 7 76 so 2S1 ... T M
K i 10 T It W" . . t
70 J31 ... 7 74 70 2lt 0 7 6
8HKF.P--N0 new phase were evident In
the market for sheep snd lamb thl morn-
Hogs. Sheep.
.7
2.15 91S
r,4V 808 ol 4
822 6T8
23 1.127 681)
31
1
30
23
19 ,
4
3
8
2
6
61
29
3
71
235
.155 3.682 2.625
Sunday.
Recelpta and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock ysrd for twenty-four
hour ending at 3 o'cloc k p. nv:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs.Bii p
C. M. & St. r
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
L'nlon Pacific
C. & N. W., east
C. N. W.. west
C, St. P.. M. O
C, H. A g., east
C, B. & y., west
C, R. I. & P.. eaat ...
G, R. I. A P., west.
Illinois Central
Total receipt
DISPOSITION.
Cattle
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing I'o...
Armour ft Co
W. B. Van Sant Co....
Benton, Van Sant A L
Stephens Bros
Hill ft Son
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla
L. T. Husx
McCreary ft Carey
8. Werthelmer
Ihmer Bros
Lee Rothschild
Mo. ft Kan.-Calf. Co.
Sol Degan
Kline ft Christy
Other buyers
Total
CATTLE There wss a very sstlsfactory
run of. cattle tor a Friday, sixty-four cara
heincr reonrtpd in the vards. This makes
the receipts for the five days nearly b,00)
head larger than tor tne same penoa ni
! week, but smaller than a year ago oy al
most 2,000 head.
The market on beef steers was in very
satisfactory condition this morning as
viewed trom a seller'a standpoint, the same
as It has been on practically every day thla
week. Buyers were out in gooa season
and anything desirable In the way of kill
ers changed hands In very fair season at
prices that wtre steady to strong. There
were a few cattle In sight gooa enougn 10
bring $6.30. The general tendency ot val
ues all the week has been upward and
prices are now safely 1090c higher than
at last week's close. Some would say in
1 extreme cases as much as 25c higher.
W hat ha been said regarding beer cattle
would apply in larve part to cows and
heifers. They were fairly active thla morn
ing in spite of the fact that It la so near
I the end -of the week, when the market Is
never exnented to be very good. Prices
11.8, were at leaat steady with yesterday and
WQjoc higher than last ween.
ir-aMtsrs sniri verv fr.olv the few here
3-8 chanalna- hands early at Ilrm prices. The
market on the better grades Is all of 10c
1 higher, than last week, while common trash
! is about that much lower.
Quotations on rattle: Uood to cnoice
beef steers, $ti.l0ivd.60: fair to good beef
ateera. 15.60iii. 10: common to fair beef
I steers, .an(jo.ov: gooa m wiioiw v.vw .,.
neuers, .e.no'po.io; xair 10 goju uowo wn
heifer. i3.75'n4.n0: common to fair cows
and heifers, $3.0083.75; good to choice etock-
ers and feeders. .uOiro.ti lair to gooa
stockera and feeders, $4.5O5.00; common to
fair Blockers and feeders. $3,503-4.60; stock
heifers. $J.36fl4.26; veal calves, 18.oOa8.26;
bulls, staga, etc., $3.30(rj4.90.
Representative sales:
I BEEF STEERS.
ing. about the onlv notable feature being
the absence of the usual "Friday tone. '
Demand was healthy from all quarters
snd movement wss active bulk of a fully
normal supply clearing within the first
two hours of trading. Steady price were
pnld. as a rule, for all kinds of stock.
Seversl load of lambs were good enough
to bring the top prlre, $6.16, and less de
sirable grade moved at $5.IW.00. The
big end of the run consisted of lamb, al
though sheep offering have been more
plentiful on previous days this week. As
compared with values a week ago. It will
be noted that the above sale are right
around ISCoWc higher, .the general trade
In lambs showing this advance.
There were hardly enough sheep or good
yearlings on sale today to make much of
a market, hut the few available strings
sold readily on a firm basis. Kwes moved
at $3 96 and $4 00 or more on Mrlctly choice
grades I tlll quotable. Wethers were
scarce, good ones meeting with a brisk
demand at $4.15oJ4.2n. Matched with last
Saturday's aheep quotations, effrrent prices
appear to be safely a dime higher, handy
weights selling at good premiums over the
heavy finished stuff.
quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lamb. $5.9O?t6.20; fair to good lambs.
te.wprt .so; handy-weight yearlings. $4,700
510: heavy yearlings. 4.26f4 70; good to
choice wethers. $3..kVq4.2.'; fair to good
wetners. i. MTO3.TO; good to choice ewes.
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Bu$ines Conditions Remain Substan
tially Unchanged.
MUCH DIVERSITY OF CONDITIONS
Satisfactory Vnlnmr of irlna Orders
In ome l ine Already llcportcil
More llntera In lira
flood Market.
NEW YORK. Jnti. 1." - Dun's Revi.-w of
Trsde tomorrow will say:
Rttslnes" conditions remain stibstHtii In II
unchanged. Frotn lendtnu cities come re
ports which Indifnte n diversity of mml1
tlons with, on the whole, a fair degree of
activity.
In some lines the receipt of a sat Isfartorv
volume of spring orders i itlrejolv te
ported
Interest In Iron nnd steel center largeiv
on development in the expoit trade Itn
cent orders from abroad Include an Impor
tant cotifinet for tlnpirtte. wiile n sul
stnntinl toiTHge of strocttttsl mnterln' litis
been solil in Canada for ln-Mco lutlMlt-i;
I purposes. Tlie ilirfietillv rev.i rillnir speeifl-
cations on the l'ennsc h nnlfl raltroatl or.l r
for IVU111 tons of rHils 1ms been adluste.1
Fuither purchase of I'M loconioitx vf un
reported In pig Iron cast lion Pipe Interest are
reporter! to have been active buvers of lute.
More buyer are In the dry Komln tmirkcl
attending tie opettlngs of cotton blankel-i.
men's wear and other lines. The op-'m-tions
have been more satisfactory. There
haa bean considerable aotlvttr In 'bleiichril
cottons.
Many visiting buyers are In the Boston
footwear market rxanilnlnu the situation
there. It I believed some fir order will
be booked owing to the small holdim:.
The somewhat firmer tendency of the hut.,
market lat week has not he, 11 cunt mueil
$3 .tJOrjM.OO: fair to good
Representative sales:
No.
ewes, $3.253.0.
IOTi western
3 western
235 western
3 western
2 western
263 western
47 western
38 western
25 western
53 native lambs
550 western lambs
37 western lambs,
wethers .,
wethers ,
lambs ....
yearlings
wet here .
lambs ....
lamba
lambs
lambs ,
culls..
Av.
...118
... C?
... 82
...100
...100
... 85
" 51
. 77
.. 54
.. 113
.. 5!
.. 46
Pr.
4 35
4 00
00
4 75
4 00
6 16
6 80
16
4 50
E 26
6 85
4 26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKHT
-Hogs
Demand for Cattle gtron
WeekSheep Steady.
CHICAGO. Jan. 18 -CATTLE-Recelpts,
2.fno head: market strong; beeves, $4.8ft
7.10: Texas steers. H&VtuVM); western steer.
$4.6.V9i1.10; Blockers and feeders. $3.85rcjfi 90:
cows and heifers, $2.65(tf6.&0; calves. $7.."i0f
10.00.
HtHJ. Receipt. 19.000 head; market
weak; Go lower than Vesterday's average;
light. $7.7OJ7.90; mixed, $7.787.95; heavy,
$7.SMf7.P5; rough. $6.ti5W7.75; good to choice
heavy, r.75'n7.96; pigs. $7.40ff.810; bulk of
sales, $7. 767.90.
BHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,000
head: market steady; native, $2.504.50;
wei-tern. $2.8o4.45: yearlings. $4.OJj5.75;
Iambs, native, $4.7S6.56.
Kanaaa City LItc Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 13.-OATTLF.-Re-celpts,
2,000 head, Including 700 southerns.
Market steady to weak; dressed beef and
export steers, $ti. 1008. 75; fair to good. $5.:
6.00: western steers. 14 8"6etV 3 : stockers and
feeders, $4.2Oft4.80; southern steers. $4-7St
82n; southern cows, $3,2545.00; native cows,
$3.O0t5.26; native heifers. $4.50'ff.00; bulla,
$4.rfr5.25; calves, t5.OOff8.76.
HOO8 Receipts, 5.000 head. Market 5c to
10c lower: bulk of sales. $7.77ff7.82t,;
heavy, $7.77Hirf7.824; packers and butchers,
$7.8HS7.85; light. $7.75fii.7.W).
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 2.000
head. Market 10c higher; lambs, $5.75(56.25;
yfarllngs. $5.0ii6.7F.: wethers. $4.0004.50:
ewes, $3.SOr$4.20; stockers and feeders, $8.00
4J3.75.
and at
weak.
present the situation I
ri.l-.llv
nn tDtTHi'.n r RKiir.n ik num:
Increaaing Dlsposl I Ion lo Throw ttff
Poat-llollilay Qnlet.
NEW YORK. Jan, 13-Hi adst 1 er fs to
morrow will say:
Trade shows an Increasing disposition f
unlet of the post-holiday
with fa'
HnleMtieu
31.7
24.81 .
"r
Not Included In totals because compari
sons are Incomplete.
Not included in totals because contain
ing other items than clearings.
Philadelphia frodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 13.-BCTTEH
Weak; extra weatern creamery, 294c; ex
tra nearby print. Sic.
Ktiua Market e lower; Pennsylvania
land other nearby firsts, free Cases. 30c at!
jmark; Pennsylvania and other nearby cur- j
1 rent receipts. In returnable case. ;'c at i
mark; western first, free cases. Sue at
. 18.900 1774
640.700 eharaa.
1T'4
30i
1
40,
24,
2
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117
274
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4
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tk-itt 1.00; No. 1 red. !.ulc; No. 2 hard !jc ! mi" k : western current tecelpts, free cases.
$1.01; No. J hard. :Scti$l W: No. 1 northern tt mark.
t. iir-r.r. i. nc nangea.
ai'ii'iH. 1. iu, .o. . nunnrrn spring. :
ll.Oo'pl.OS: No. 3 spring. $l.t"t 1.08-'.. Coin:
No- I cash. 47c; No. 3 cash.' t.VitjtV-: No. 1
I whit. 474(47,v: No. 3 white. 46.j43.,c: I
No. I yellow. 47n47Wc: No. $ jellow, 45'1V( I
4fc',c. ata: No. 3 cash, S'.V; No. 2
white. S3ri34e; No. 3 white. 33'ic; No 4
white. Sl'vjSJc; slandai'd, ."J',4l3i,c.
HI'TT K R K.ay; cToumerles, 2klf28c; I
41 trie, ii'tr.jc.
Mllnaak.ee Urain Market.
MIl.WAI'KEE. Jan. 13. FIOl'R Higher.
W UK AT No. I northern. $l.ttjl.l0; No.
northern. $1 OTftl.i: May, $1.01T, asked.
OATS Standard. 34o.
BARLEY tiamplea. tooir$l 00,
KtHi.4 teady ; receipts. .1.41S cases; at
mark. cae Imluded, 23t?C7c; firsts. 2Sc;
prime firsts, tsc.
C H K K S K Steady: daisies, 16V,ljl6c:
ta ins, 1S,Sj i:te: oung Amerlcai, 15'k4ll6c;
long horn. IS'tti!'0-
POTATOES ritt-ady; choice ti fancy, 44if
4t.-: fair to good. 4u4.'c
Itil I.TRY Easy ; turkeys. 17c; hens
I'rorlja Market.
PEORI A, HI . Jan. 13.-4 "URX-l.ower;
No 8 all colors, 44', c; No. t. 13c; sumple,
41Stt4;c.
OATS rUeady: No. 2 white, 3314c- Han-
Jdard, 3-.'V; No. $ white. t2'J?.
Ualatk Uraln Market.
Dl'Ll'TH, Jan. 1J. WHEAT May.
Boston
BOSTON. Jan.
stocks were as
Allouea .'
Ainal. Copper
A. .. U 4k f
Arliona iVm
Ailanlle
D '. C. ASM
Hull Coalition ...
Cal. A Artaona
cel. Heel
Ontennial
Copper Hanga c. C
Taet Butte t M ..
F-ranklln
fllroui Con
Oraubr Con
Oreene Canea
lele lloyele Copper.
Kerr like
Ike Copper
Ijk Ball Copper
Miami Copper
Aaked. Ea-dlr
Mlnlna Stocks.
13. Closing quotations on
follow :
. 35, Mohawk 4S
. . 44 Nevsila Coil U,
. r Nlpleatns Mine 1"S
.. IS. Nortb Putt 2
. . 4 North Lake tl.
I. 13 Old Pomlnlon 41
. . I7 Oeeeola 10
. . 47 Parrott I. C 114
..t?0 Wulncjr ,i 70
.. 124 Shannon H
". 7S Superior
.. 11 Supertor B M ... tt
.. , gupetltM- P. c: !,
.. IS Tamarack 4i
.. M-t I i R. 4V at . 4
. . 4 4 do pft 4t
14'4 Vtah Con ll'i
t'tah Copper Co 4oT
S44 Winona S
4', Wolverine Ilk
1S
" Bid.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-MONET On call
steady; 2HHT3 per cent; ruling rate. 2'4 per
cent; cloatng bids. 2 per cent; offered at
2 per cent. Time loans, dull with easier
tendency; alxty and ninety days. per
cent; six months. 3Sf)4 per cent.
. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 44fj
"r cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business in bankers' bills at $4 82fxd
4 82A0 for sixty-day bills and at 84 850 for
demand. Commercial bills. $4.82Q4.824a.
SILVER Bar, 64Hc: Mexican dollars. 45c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
.1004 Int. M. it. 4 Ha 444
. 1004 'Japan 4a to
.102 do 4ta M
.103 K. C, so. let ie.... 7'4
-116 U 8. rleb. 4a 1S31... tA4
U5V, U A N unt. 4e MS
107', M. K. A T. let 4.. t
....ltrtP, do 4i af.U
4a..lot'4 Mo. Paeifle 4a 7744
r.
V. S. ref t
do coupon
V. 8. ta. ref.... .
do coupon
VJ. g. 4a. rag
do coupon
Allla-Clial. 1st te
Am. Af. 5a..
Am. T. A T. er
Am. Tobacco 4e tin N. R R. of M. 44 t4'
do te .1'4 N. Y. C. g. (,a t
Armour A Co. 4s.. I2't "do deb. 4 9S4,
W4 N. Y.. N.
.lo."), ct. e ..
.!, N. a w. let
, 4S do rr. 4s
. No. Pacific 4.
. t2 do 3a
I0:, O. S. L. rfd.
live. I.1,c: aprlng. live. Il'to; dressed. 12,. July' " " NO' 1 norln,'n- ' tsu Iff
VKAI. Steady; f0 to av-lb. wt , ty Cal to I OA 1 r i--'c.
$i.ioy
K.-II1. nts.. lo,i-: b to 110-lb. wts. U'tc.
Car lt Kecelpta Tda : Wheat 11
tars: corn, 3Jb cars: oat. IM car. i:tl
ntaled Tomorrow Wheat: 24 cara; corn.
641 cars; oata, 214 cara.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. IS. W 1 1 EAT May.
$1.0ii't; July, $1 0VStjl.tc. Cash, No. 1
bard. $1.10: No. I northern. $I.7,U 1
No. S northern. $1.mj1.0V No. S. $l."4tf
SK Fit-KlaK. c1oa4Kl at 82.K.
CORN No. $ yellow. 44c.
OATS-No. t white. Sl,c.
RYK No. 2. lMc,
liKAN-ln lOO-lb. aacka. t'l tp!l 50,
KI.oT IX-First patents. $4 S6tji5 jr.; second
patent. $4 tC.g5 3f. first clear. $3,3543 76;
sexond clears, t-V niKo.
I Utrpeel Oral Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. IS -W H IC T-Spot,
Firm; No. 2 red western . m'er. 7 id,
future steady; March. 7 2.1; Muy 7 24.1.
CORN Soot, flim, Anieiicau mixed new,
toffee Market.
NEW TORX. Jan. 13. COFFEE-Fu-
tore closed steady, but at a net deel ne j
of tub points, rale. SO 000 bag. January,
ll.ryjc; February. II ,'4lc: Marco, April and I
May. 11 ivV; June. II t.Ve July. 11 our: Au-
gust II.. Stir; rieptember. 11 52c; October,
II Jtv; .November. Il.4n: December. 11.4m:.
Havre closed net unchanged 10 Sc lower.
Hamburg waa UfjHc higher. Spot coffee.
Mulct: Rio No. 7. 134,c: Santoa No. 4. 14',
t;',c: mild coffee, quiet; Cordova. 134 j
loe. nominal.
Oil and HmIb,
SAVANNAH. Ga . Jan. 1S-TI RPEN
TINE Firm at 81082c; sales. 115 bbi: re
ceipts. 115 bbls.; shipinent. 2nl bbls.; stocks.
1 21a bbls.
KoslN-Flrm; sales. 2.281 bbls.; receipts.
814 bbls : shlptnenis. 709 bbls.; stocks 0. ,7K
bbl Quotatloii: R. $6 15; D. Jet 17V,, K.
Kt'H: F. tJ7V: O. $ ', H. $" S5; 1. tk! 37V.
K. M 76; M. t7 .'; N, $7 50; WG. $7 50. VS W,
$75.
New York Cart Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by lxgan A Bryan, members New York
Stork exchange. 310 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
5, Greene Canane
. . 35 Inspiration I -l
.. t4 Lar. 4',
. . la Nevada Con le
.. Nrvhnoe tl
. . 21, tllilo Cepper 1H
. . 12 Rawhide Coalition.. I 1
. . 174 Ri. c entral I7
. . 11 Swift PVf Co
. . ti Beera-Roeouck Co
. . l silver Pick
T'a Superior A f
.. Tonopah aiming .
t 11 It Trlnllr Copper ...
. . ', North Lake
riorwnc... IS Bohemia
Palay I
OJ'bway
bay State (ia. .
boaton Con. ..
Butte Coalition
Ci.ctua
rhino
Chief Con
Frevtlon
Iievie-I'alr ....
Kir lealral ....
EU Con
ri Wltek
Franklin
Otroui
krr Lake
rol1 fleid
Goldfte.d
At.-hla.rn gen. 4a....
do er. 4a.
do ct. 5a
A. C. b. let 4e
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do 3ka
do 8. W. t.a ...
Brook. Tr. cr. 4a.
On. of Ga. 5a
Can. Leather 5a.
t of K. J. g. fa..
Chea & Ohio 4',..
do ref. 6a
c kliaco A A. I,4
C B A W 1. 4a. .
do gen. 4a
C. M. 8. P. g S',4 it do ct.
C R. I. A P. c. 4e. 78, do let ref 4a .
do rfg 4a H', go, Rallwar la..
Colo. Ind. 6a TT', do gen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4a ft ('nlon Pacific 41
A 8. r. A a. 4,, do ct. 4
H. A H
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. 101 '4 do gen.
. MS. Rt. L. B. W e at
. 70', do let gold 4e.
. M I. A. U 4a
tT', go. Pac. col. 4a
1. A ri. sy. 4a
D. A It. O. 4s
do ref 6,
Dlatlllera' te
Krte p. I. 4a
lo gen. 4e
tki cv. 4a, eer. A-
do serlea B
Gen. Klec. cv. Sa
III. On. let ref. 4a.
do let ref. 4e .
!., V. Rubber te . .
tl', V. 8. Steel td 64 .
7t, Va -ca-r. Cham. ta.
M Wabash l.t 6a
74'4 do lat ei. 4a
794 Weatern Md. 4a
f, Weet. gle.-. ot.. it
147 Wle. Central 4e ....
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it ;
leal fteonrltlea.
Quotations furnished by Burns,
& Co.. 44 New Omaha
building:
Blinker !
national bank 1
Colorado Tel. Ce. 1 per cent
llumbua. N'o . K. I.. 5a, l:t
1 hi. ago Kanltary 4e
Detrc.11 K'l is.iti Im. IM3
1 Fairmont Creattiery i,t g t per cent
New York Mining; Btocka
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.
on mining atock were
Alle :
l.ni. Tunnel atock. tt
do bonda it
loo. Cel. A S ti
Horn sil.er I'
iron SlWer M0
LMdvllle Co It
offered.
IO11V4 1 luwa Portlend Cement lat
1M4 I Kanaas City. R A U it. 1113
7 j kanaaa Cttr 4a I Mo I echool
11', kennedT Building On to
I'a ! allchlian Hiaia Tel ptd t per cent..
4', I New York liy 2a. IMi
I'a Nebraska-Iowa Oraln Co
S ! Nebraska Tel. Co. B'eck
I (nieha AiHiitortum t,
j Omaha Oat ie. Itl7
I Omaha Water Co. fa Itlt
I Omaha W ater 5a. 1H4
Closing quotations omaoa St Br aa, 1114
i Oman A C. B. R. t 1121
I Omah a C. B a. R ptd. i p c...
TS Omaha AC B S. R Mm
170 (imal.a E. U m r. pit
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l.aada Stork Market.
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pened steady and a traction higher today.
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St. I.oala 1.1 t Stock Market.
ST. LOUIH, Jan. 13. CATTLE Receipts,
1.100 head. Including $00 Texans. Market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$6,5017.25; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$o.i7.25; steers under 1 000 lhs., $G.5t7(7.2n;
stockers snd feeder. $3.75'T6.50; cows and
heifer, $o.75j7.25; canners. t3.00fi7.25: bull.
t3.:"i05.26; calves, to 25rtf9.25; Texa and In
dian steers, $4.2O0tl..V'; cows and heifers,
t3.00rfJ4.60.
HOGS Receipts, S.tOO head. Market 6c to
10c lower: pigs snd lights. t7.758.00; pack
ers. 7.WV?58.06; butchers and best heavy,
$7.0tVrfS.O5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 1,WJ
head. Msrket steady; native muttons. t3.7t
4Y4.25; lsmbs, tb WHfM 50; culls and bucks,
t2.503.K); stockers. 2.Ofa'3.O0.
St. Joseph Mr Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. It. -CATTLE-Recelpts.
1.000 heed; market steady to strong; steers,
t5.0O'd.75: cows and heifers. $3.363.60;
calves. HOOfeSM.
1IOQS Receipts, 2,500 head; market 5f 10c
lower: top. t7&; bulk of sales, 37.753.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
head; market ateady; Iambs, tj.7bgt.15.
Stork In Sight.
Receipis of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
latue. nogs, oneep.
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City ..
St. IXMltS
Chicago
Totals
l.&oo
1.000
2.000
1.100
1500
4500
2.600
5.000
.00
19,000
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500
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HOGS H045 prices were cheapened this
morning, the dec lines being dn to bearish
1 advice from the east., and the need of sd
1'iBtlng total cost to trad level at other
I leading points. Dullness prevailed through
lout, the only business that was done early
! h m scattered and of a speculative na-
Metal Market.
EW VORK, Jan. 13 MUTAIX Stand
ard copper, dull; apot. January, February
and March, $12 00: April. $12.003.12.16. Lon
don market was easy; spot. 55 7s 6d; fu
ture. 56 is. Arrivals reported at New
York today were 650 ton. Custom houae
returns show exports of 13.501 tons. Iake
copper, tl3.sTftYiin.l2.; electrolytic, u.bav4j
b 13.00; CBBting, tla.S7'i'.tl2.tUi. Tin. firm;
spot, Januarv and February. $40. 1040.60;
March and April. $40.l?it40 24- London
market dull: spot. A I VI is; futures, iM
IV. Lead, dull; t4.tr.Vi4.6J. New York; HtO
'a 4. :!."). tt 8t. Louis. London market
1 1 noted spot at 13 1 3d. Spelter, dull;
r,.rv.n.'..6i. New York; t' 4'ri5.4i. Fst St.
Louis. Ixmdou market quoted spot at 34
la tl. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 4a 10d
in London. l.ocally iron was iiom.'nally
tinchatiged; No. I foundry. northern,
t.5.2J.li.S6: No. 2. $14 7"a 15-75; No. 1 soutii
ein and No. 1 .southern, soft, J16 X-ij 15.7j.
ST. I .OriS. Jan. 13. M I-7TAL8 Lead,
cli.llt, $1.3;.. Spelter, Quiet, $."..40(15.45.
Kvaporated pple nnd OrleO rrnlta.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13 KVAPORATKD
APPLES wuiel, Willi piice barely teady.
On tne spot fancy Is (incited at 12VT13o;
choice, ll'sc: prime, 10'4'(i lo,c.
I'ltlirli FRl'lTS Irunes, less sctlve,
with buyers Inclined to hold off. owing to
the lilgn prices, cjuotallon tange from
ti'.jloc for California's up to :Xl-40s, and
10'iilc for Oregon's from bO-Sti.
Imports and Kipin ii.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13 Import of mer
chandise and dry goods at New York for
(the week ending January 7 were valued at
! $U '.'111.673.
I Imports of specie for the week ending
toriav were $IU.lo2 silver and $I6Tj.750 gold.
Kxport of specie for the week ending
today were $1.34.301 sliver and $.i.l0 gold.
Dry (irmdl Market.
NEW YtiRht. Jsn. 13.-DRY Ut)DK
The dry goods markets rule quiet and
steady. Wash goods and printed cottons
sre being ordered more freely and more
business I being offered In bleached cot
tons. Yarn are ciueet and asy. Carpet
wools have sold more freelv. Htaple dress
good for fall will be open:d next week.
throw off the unlet of
period. WholesHler hit sicking
success for spring bushiccs and
are begtnnlnK to send in onie
In retail lines, the cleHrapce :-hIc Is w '.lelv
in evidence. Except w here tinseHvotiiih e
weather cltecks operations lelnlltis nr
meeting with fair suci-vss. In the whole
sale and Jobbing trade rnnserva Usui gov
ern and the situation seem one of careful
buying. This feeling lias resulted In a
careful keeping clown of slocks. V.r.
much the name feeling antiniit.-s cotton
manufacturers. This has had n MimulHtltic
effect upon the prices of MkIi grade cotton
goods. In other lines conservHtlsm Is bIfo
patent. A ery general curtailment of
leather output is apparently decided nprn.
Iron and steel are quiet, ami pig tro:i price
are still low.
Ruslness failures In Hie 1'nlted r'tntes for
the week ending .lanniirv 12. were ,;.i:t.
against 2S2 laKt week. 2!M In the like w.ei
of iimo; ;:m m iitm. j,, ym, Hn, VA (
l!Kr7.
Husiness failures in Cnnutla for the wetk
entilng Thursday niimhcr thlriv-elKhl.
wlilch contriistH with twenty-seven 1,1st
week. nd with fott-four for the same
week In 1010.
Wheat, Including flour, expoit from the
l'nlted States and Canada fur the week
ending Jnnuury 12, aggregate 2.62.Vi bu..
against 2.."it)H.i14 bu. last week, and 2.'i77.ISi
bu. thla week last year.
For the twenty-eight weeks ending Jan
uary 12, exports are IM.181,502 bu., again d
93,500,419 bu. In the corresponding pi r o 1
last year.
Corn exports for tho week are 1.35.37f bu .
against 2.294.379 bu. last week, and I . K ; ;
bu. In 1910. For the twenty-eight weeks
ending January 12. corn export are 15 -lft74,028
bu., against 11.907.4H3 bu. Ihsi ytnr.
OMAHA WHor,ii.t RICE.
BL'TTERCreainery, No. i, deliered in
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, jik-; .No, -j.
In 80-lb. tubs, 2Rc; No. 2. In 1-lb. cartons.
38c; packing stock, solid pack, ltj',c. dsirt.
In 60-lb. tubs, 17tj ll'c. Market chaiita
every Tuesday.
CHEEfE Twins, lmjlfiic: young Ameri
cas, 17'ic; daisies, 17,o; triplets. liu.c; 11111
burger, 13c; No. 1 brick, l7ftc; Imported
Bwlsa, 33c; domestic Swiss, ZJc; block ttwln.-,
ISO.
POULTRT Dressed brolleta. under lbs .
to per dog.; hens, 14',o; cocks. IP:; dues,
13c; geuse, 15c; turkey. 3uc; pigeons, pe.-
dog., 51.30; Homer squabs, per dug., 44;
fsncy squabs, per do., $3.50; No. 1. per
dog,, $3. Alive, broilers, Itc, smooth !,
11c; bens, iuft,c; staga anu oiu rooster,
to; old ducks, full feathered, a'c; geese,
full feathered, 10s,c; turkeys, l.ttfiBc; guinea
fowls, 35c each; pigeons, per dog., 60c;
homers, per do.. $3; squabs, No. 1, per
dot., $1.50, No. 3, per dog., uuc; capons, over
I lbs.. 14c.
FISH (all frosen) Pickerel, 7c; white.
11c; pike, 10c; trout, 13o; large rrapple.
30c; Spanish mackerel, ISc; eel, 15c; haddock,-
13c; flounders, lie; green catfish, DOc;
roe shad. $1 each; shad roe, per pair, oeo;
frog legs, per dog., 60c; salmon, lie; hali
but. lOo: herring, ja.
Beef Cuta Rlba: No. i, lo; No. 2, 11401
No. i. vo. Loins No. 1, Vo; No. t, 1840;
No. I, Uft4j0. Chuck: No. L 7Vo; No. 2, 7c;
No. t, 4Wc. Round; No. 1, to; No. 3. koi
No. t, 7c. Plata: No. 1. 6c; No. a, 040;
No. 3, tftkc
FRUITS Applea, homo-grown cooking,
per bbl., tt.ou; MJaaotKt Jonathan, par
bbl., to 60; Missouri ben Davit, per bbl.,
$426; Missouri Winesaps. per bbl., $4.60;
Missouri Gano, per bbl., t4 oil; other vart
tlea, per bbl, MOO; New York Baldwin,
par bbl., $4.71; Colorado Jonathan, per
box, $3.60; Washington Wealthy and Jef
frey, per box, $150, California Beileflowsr,
per box, $1 6; Oregon and Washington
Grltnea Oolden and Jonathan, extra fancy.
160 to 176 also, per box, $3 25. Uananna,
fancy select, per bunch, t2.25it.50; Jumbo,
bunch, t2.7bd-76. Cranberries, per box,
$3.75; Bell and Cherry brand, per bbl.,
$10.00; Wlsoonsln Bell and Bugle brand, per
bbl., $10.76. Dates, Anchor brand, new, 30
1-lb. pkgs.. In box, par box, $3 00; bulk.
In 70-lb. boxea, t-er lb., mo. Figs, new
California. 13 13-ox. pkgs., 36c; 34 13 ox.
pxga., 12.40; 60 D-ot. pkgs., t2.i; Turkish.
7-orown, par lb., loo; 6-urown, per lb., 140;
4-crown, per lb., lto. Grape. Malaga, do.it
16 Iba. gross, per keg, IJ.uUijtov. Grape
Krult, Florida, 4o-64-44-0-lr4J alsea. per box,
$$.2634.00. Leroona, Llmonelra brand, extra
fancy. S00 atxe, per box. $4.60, 3ul alze, per
box, $4.6o; choice. 300 alse. per box. $4 00,
tHO six, per box, $4.26; 340 sine, 5uu per
box leaa. Oranges, California navels, 80-11
sixes per box, td.6u, lJti size, pen- box. 2.76;
small glsea, per box. $3.u0, Florida, all
sixes, per box. t2 60. Pear, California Win
ter Nellls, pet box, 12..'.; New York Ketfer,
per bbl., t3-76J4 00. ITneapples, per case,
$4 60
VEGETABLKb Beans, string and wax,
per market baaket, tl-60. Beets, per bu.,
76o. Cabbage, new, per lb., 110. Carrots,
per bu.. 75o. Celery, Michigan, per do.
bunches, $'.; California Jumbo, per dot.
bunches, 6O0. Cucumbers, hot house, l'T
and I dos. in box. per dox, $2 no. Kgfc
plant, fancy Florida, per dox , U - tiar
llc, extra fancy, wnite, per lb., If; red,
per lb 16c. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per
dox 0c. Onion. Iowa, red and yellow,
per lb. 3o; Indiana, white, per lb.. 3c;
Kpanlsh. per crate. $160. Parsley, fancy
bome-grown. per dox. bunchea, 4o. par
snips per bu., 76c. Poiatoes, Early Ohio
In ss'cks, per bu., koc, Iowa ami Wlacun
aln while stock, per bu., 7Vo5e. Huu
bagaa per lb., l4e. Kweet Potatoes. Kan
sas per bbl., t2 .i0. Tomatoes. Callform.
per 4-basket crate, $1 76 Turnips, per bu ,
MIHCELLANEOl'S Almonds. California
tntt shell, per lb., 17c; In sack lots, lu
less. Uraxll nuts, per lb., Lie, In sack lot,
lc less. Cot oanuts, per sack. $5 60, per
dor., kOc. r linens, per 10., I4e. in sc
lots.' lc less lllckorj nuts large, per lb,
tc; small, per lb., to. peanut, roasted, pr
lb., lc. raw, per lb, 'c. Pecan, latg..
ner lb., l&e; In Back lots, lo lesa. Wslnuis
black, per lb., 2vc; California, per lb..
In sack lots, lc lea.
' ture. Hogs thBt were bought shortly after I
1 l?'"rr ". " . Z' m:ivTTi, . ;ino,i,.tl; mu.cov.do, g te.t. 3 17c; c.ntrlf-
NEW
hesitant and held out
but packer were
for reductions
Toward midday the bulk began to move
Into killers' pens, prices all of a nickel
lower buying the big end of a moderate
supply. I-ofl lacking In quality suffered
rtlt-.o declines In many Instance, but of
fering on tire baton and good butcher or.
dar sold llttla wore then 5 on an average
OMAHA. January it Bank clearings fori Heavies brought $7.0 and lets, according
today were $2 3V7.775 41. and for the cone-I to weight tic . and good mixed raugeJ
spending; date last year 13 Out. 773.. J around $7. 7V LJgbt mixed and handy
later Market.
YORK. Jan. IS. SI 'OAR Raw.
uxal. st. teat. 3 toe, tnolaaeea, xu test, I tic,
refined quiet
lank riearlngs.
tAool Market,
BT. IXjL'IS. Jan. 13. -ole-rnchiiged;
teiillory and western inedluin. JltfJoc;
fine mediums, DUI ; fine. i:Uc
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Jan 13 liAT-.No I. $10. No. 2
!; packing. tnw7 0: alfalfa. $13. Sua;
Wheal, to 60; r . t 60, utti, $7.
4 otton Mavrket.
NEW YORK. Jan. It -COTTOV-Kpot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 14 SV; mid
dling gulf. 1516c; sales, l.t"0 baies
8T UillS Jbii. 13 -1 'irTVON-I'nchanged;
middling, lo'.c; sales. bsles.
receipts, 1,000; slilpment. 3.1"). slock, i.f.
Kew York cotton msrket. as furnished
by I-cgan Brvan. members New York
Cotton exchange, 316 Bouth fclxteenth street,
Omaha: ,
Month. I 0n.; High.! Ixitr. , Close.! Yes'y.
Jan -.
March.
May ..
July ..
A iiguat
Oct. ..
14 64
14 H
14 1
16 '
14 7S
13 44
I 14 A4
I 14 K
j 15
I 15 07
I 14 71
! 13 47
14 55
14 7H
14 M
14 2
14 0.'.
13 34
I 14
t 14 u:
I 16 '4
ir. n
' 14 72
' II M
I 14 44
1 14 r
I 15 cct
' IJ e;:
, 14 7.1
' 13 4.'
