Tim nr.i:: omaha. Monday, .tantauy m. inn.
GRAIN AND. PRODUCE MARKET;
Wheat Fluctuate.," with the Extrenj'
Eange Ltfwer. j
CORK, JJEAHS AND BULLS ARGUE !
J
Mnatlna Respond ta laflaetire from j
Both ldee .frlmarr necelpt of '
ft rat a
Are Kllsatir
Lower.
' ,. 1! iii '
Tk. , OMAHA. '"
t.lvl. I"1 "'T' raV B,:n?jrt iiVer
ttdietig r.Ue.l-n.l values ranged ,n r '
from testmlai's closing bulge. N''
from n seet'pna ifi featureless and rani
connmopir at-ilea acte A good deal of
tr I being lAld on th lighter primary
receipt. .....
t'orft, trad!' la well divided. Bear hold
tint llbergl ipontrv offering anil th slow
shipping tili"t tD be well offset the "up
port fy leallng bull Interest and derllnei
i In order. . .
IbeVheat market opened weak and niieu
ontuweatern advloes were bearish and
repoiia hh. some aood Improv
ovenieni is j
notlraable
inre recent precipitation. Cash
1 unrhanned to lc lower. j
hee t u
I'ora value ruled gomo lower, with trade
raUie small, fash hedge were heavy
again and value ranged Vc lower for the
ampin offerings, owing to lack nf demand.
Recelpta keep liberal and aome further de
cline are In order.
Prlttiary wheat receipt were 412.00O bush
ela amd ahlpments were 146tl bushela.
agglnat receipts last year of tizfi.ono buhels
and ahlpment of IM.O11) bushel.
Prlrpary corn rei.elpt were SO3.000 buahcla
nd shipment were iM.tVio bushel, agalnat
receipts laat year nf 704 ono bushela and
shipment of 2:3.000 bushel.
tlegrancaa wr 221,000 huhel of corn,
l.ooii. uheis of oata and wheat and flour
equal to 226.0") bushel
Ulvrtool closed VU1 lower on wheat
and 1Sd lower on corn.
The following cash sale were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard. S care. Wc; No. 3
harA.l car. S.lc'; No. 3 Turkey. J ear. c;
rejected.-1 ear, Mc; l car. 83c; No. S durum,
1 car.. S5c.
TOJIN-No. S whit. 1 car. 41e; 4 car.
41!o; No. S color. 1 car. 41lto; 1 car. 41Wc;
No. yellow. 1 car, 4-c; No. 2 yellow, 1
car. 4lHo; 13 cara, 4114c: 2 cajrs. 41c; No.
S mined. S2 car, -41c; 1 cr, 4tii; No. 4
mixed. 2 car. 40V-: 2 car. 400.
1AT Standard. 1 car. 31Vac: No. S
whiter, 2 care,- 31c; No. white. 1 car. c;
i car. yc; No. 4 yellow, t cara, SOHo.
. Omaha I aak Price.
WHRAT-No. 2 tiartj, 4i&7Hc., No. 3
hard. DiVqWc; No. 4 hard. 7!'a2c: rejected
hard,1 79uH4o; No. I spring. SWflWc; No. 3
pr1nBv91Si!e.
COKN-No. 2 white. 41Vi'a42c; No. 3 white,
4l''i?4l4(,c No. 4 white," i441iio; No.
color.' 4JC((41V,c; No. 2 yellow. 41H'i42c; No. 2
yellow, 414i4H4c;' No. 4 yellow, 40VJ4lc;
NtJ.1i; 40iUV4o;, No. 8, 40V4'tf41c; No. 4. 4'a
40Vjc;-no grade, 37W3tc.
OAT8-N0. 2 white. 31lHc: atandard,
803;4c( No. .8 white, JoilSlc; No. 4
whltet 'iI-ilS',i No. S yellow, SOSO'ic;
No. 4 yellow, 2sH)4S301ic.
BARIJ5Y No. 3, 82(if87c; No. 4. T782c;
No. l feed, tK(971c; rejected, mi'c.
RtK No. 2. 7lif"0c; No. S, 78wi9c.
': .. Carlot Receipt.
' . M Wheat. Corn. Oat.
Chicago 24 64 217
Mlnneapolla i.. ......... 209
Omaha , 84 DO 22
Duiuth 26
CHICAGO C.RAIK AKTD PROVISIONS
reatirea tat) Trndlna- and ,Clolnr
,. Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 14. Conatant support was
not forthcoming In the wheat market to
day ( and the close waa c to Ha net lower.
Corn finished H to Ho down and oata off
'iita to 4c. Latest figure for hog pro
duct, were the same aa laat night to lo'jc
below. 1
OnafU liberal purchase by leading longs,
wheat at no time today sold as high a
at the close of the previous session. On
reason -was that receipt here were virtu
ally equal In extent to the shipment, so
that- hope, lor a melting away of aupplles
appeared a remote as ever. Big shipments
from Russia and the Danube added to the
premure on the market, and so did new
of Australian and Argentine cargoe being
offered more freely and cheaper than here
tofara.lv aJUhar.. condition for. the fall
own grirto-were wlew believed to have been
materially Improved throughout the tate
during the last twenty-four hour. In the
absenner of. any poaltlve fresh enonurage
nient for the buying side, a heavy feeling
prevailed from the atart till the final gong.
May ranged from 11014 to $1.01 Va 1.014. and
In the end' was o easier at 1101',.
Corn- tonlghVt wm at the lowest point of
the wvk. May fluctuated between 6m&60S4io,
closing Ho off at 4140. Caah corn was de
pressed. ' : t
In oata-there" was good selling by elevator
concern and a few Tonga. May varied from
840 to 84V. with final sale at S4Wi$34Hc,
a ln of HiPHo compared with laat even
ing's figure. . -
Provllen dragged under offerings from
packing. .Interest and not a great deal of
demand from epeculator. Pork closed un
changed' to-17Ve lower; lrd off 80 to TV4o,
and rib nt a decline of 24c to iVfcc-
Prlcealn- Chicago, furnlahed by the Up
dike Grain company, 70$ Brandel building,
Omaha, telephone Douglas 3473:
Article 1 Open. J High. I Low. Cloe. Yeg'y
Wheat-(
I
Maf.:'
1 014Vit 01S1 1 01V1 0H4A
1 01 T4
jaiy.t-v
MSI
SUV h.t,
Vi
85 44Sti"-iMH!a'n
Corn-
May.
49
504
49!
f.14
4HV
W4
July..t
Sept...
Oat
Mar...
July...
lepW.
SI
tv 51Jf514
61
34
8443V.&'
34
83
SO 00
19 IS
10 60
10 124
84S
84i I
34
33H
20 10
111 10
to w
1.M
10 60
20 00
19 00
20 00
May...
18 974
Iard-
Jan..
10 ISO
10 42m
10 024
10 46
10 06
10 70
May.lAJ 10
lo.izv!
10 K
Rlba "
Jan. .
May.
10 75
10 10
10 75
10
10 75
HI 10
10 0241 10 10
Caah quotation were aa follow:
Kl1.R Firm; winter patent, 84.S0iff4.80;
straights. $3ist).00: apHng patent, beat
hajrd. Sue higher than two week ago;
tralght. i84.Vti4 80; baker, $3.606.00.
HI K No. 2. wc.
BARLKV Feed or mixing, 70rd80c; fair to
choice malting, tAKavsc.
HEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern. 82.48;
No. 1 northeweotern, S2.H1. Clover. S15.0U.
V RO V LSI O.Vt Mess pork, per bbl., $2000
ajJUJ'v iMra. per nai ina., iti.46. Short
ribs, side 1 loose), $10 124'ol0.75; short clear
Ides 1 boxed), $I0.76HJ 11. 0U.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equak to 2W.01W. bu. Primary receipt were
412. ma) bu., cotniMired with KS.uOO bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
F.etlmated re-eelpt for tomorrow: Wheat.
19 car: corn, Wi car; oat. 191 car; hog,
S7.000 head. - .
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
tVl 00; No. S red. 94tuyic; No. hard.
HlViWt'i.Ol: No. 3 hard, SftUdiSlOO: No. 1
northern spring. Il.i&1.13; No. S northern
spring, H(ili.i. ino. 1 apring. l.Uo.ul.o
Corn: No. 2 uajh. 44'047c; No. S cash,
44tiTc; no. a wiiiic, wi.iiir; rso. white
44fl4o; No. 2 yellow, 47jj474c; No. 3 yel
low, 44Vi4f'e. data: No. 2 cah. 82c; No
S white, ItiMiMSc: No. 8 white. 3Jiya3c; No.
I white, S2-ir.4c; tandard. 336a4c.
lUTTEK-F.asy; creameiiea. Wtfilc;
dalrlea. 17'flik-.
EGGS Steady v at mark, case Included,
I3a27c; re rtpt. .040 case; fir la. fee;
prime Slret. ' -
CllErtsE-ettteady; daisies. lf.'a-1tir; twin
134H 13cp young Americas, 164ltlc; long
hoi ni-. l-K'''lik'- .
POTATO K-lad: d ole to fancy, 44
tf4r; 'r "4 4r"od. 4ia-a-'o.
POULTRY Easy; turkey. Hv. 17c;
drt'BSed. Zc; hens, live, lie; dreased, 13' c,
spring, live, lie; dreaaed. 12c.
VEAl-lStead: w) to -lb. weight 84c
lit) to eo-lt. weight. W4c; 8i to IIW-id!
weights. H4o. .
4'ar Lot IJecutt Today: Wheat. 34 cars;
corn. 6.14 cars, oata, 217 car. Estimated
Monday: Wheat, 19 car; corn 27S car;
oat. ll car.
Minneapolis, lirala Market.
MINNEAPOl.rs. Jan. 14. WH EAT May,
$1.0iU; July, ll.uv,. No. 1 hard. Hw',; No!
i hard, $l.i'; .No. 1 northern. $1.7 til us ;
No. 2 northern. j'tl 0ult$1.07,; No. J, $104'
1.0.
V l.AX Cloned at $.58.
I'liKN-Nu. 3 yellow. 434e.
lATS-.-No. J.whlt. 31I414C.
RYE - Nil 2. Iikif.
HRAN-ln lou-ll... sack, t.'l Un-M 50
HJil.R--Fli-fct l)i,eiu. $4&oa.35. awond
patems. $4 tn3fi; first clear. $a.3.'!3 7J
second ..clear. $ 3Vih 2 S6.
orpuol Grain Market.
UVrRPOOL.- Jn. 14-WHEAT-Sit.
Irong. ,.!. red. western w hiter,
7s 4d. Ftilure. dull; March, 7s May.
Ts S'-d
CoRN Spot, firm; American mixed, new,
merlran mixed, old. 5 ?.l 1 11-
Marrh. ' 1VI: tiny. 7 1' d.
' KN- Spot fttrn; Ai" ri- an n'lxcl nw.
; J.- fiVvd, AniTM-nn mixed, o'tl. 5s 2d.
i luw. dull. .Isnuari, 4n YA: February, 4.4
' : Ma . 4s l ' ,
; I'r.Ai Canadian, no toik.
I - - -
KW WIIIK (iKKRAI, MAIIKt'.T
4)ao4atlnn of the tim? on Varlon
I ommoillHr.
XKW VdKK. .Ian 1 - KI.OI' R- Steady ;
! 1 nn atnt. $.".:?;.!; winter strtgnt.
HIi"t4..: w inter ptiFntv S4.4W4 n; spring
rlar, W lftilW. winter extrss. No. 1. $:;.4i
! " 10. winter extra. ,i.'2. 13 25li:!.40: Kan-
straight. $4"-''i4 7n. Ii e flour, dull;
fair to Bond. KSMM.J.'.. , hnire t.) fancy.
M Huckwhcat. steady; tl.-a per 1
pounds
.!-.. .vh.Aij-sieauy; in in nit ami e-
''Tv.fl.-9-1 . v , a
WM F.. I - h-pot market caij ; No. 2 red.
t.levaior. and ti.n f. o. b.. afloat;
No. 1 northern Imiiith. II. IM- f- o. b. afhiat.
Kuturea market na easier undev lliilda-
tlon, due to dKapiiolntlnn ruble, ralna In
the aoulhnest and lower nulaltle market.
'" "m '' n"' lower. May floaed. H .'..-,; ,
uly rloMi d. Sl.iKr. Kereluts-. Iti a1 bush- I
ela. Shipments .one. I
-OU.-S,ot tiiarket barely steady: "-w
-. -. asrn r. o. n.. atioat. riniirri
market was without tvansai -tltms. closing j
Jt 'rj net d-llne. My idosed. 7Mr. Receipt.
IW..I..I uuHiirirtj smpmeni4. ids. aits.
ia 1 .--Mpot market steady; standard
white. 2Wc: No. 2. 40c: No. X SOc: No. 4
3sr. Futures market was without trans
actions, closing nominal. Receipt. Sl.tytO
bushels; shipment. Son bushels.
MAY gulel; prime. $110: No. 1, fl 06U
I O11: No. 2. ftfirtsitt mi- Vo a
H(HHflrm: state common to choir 10m.
itoJc: l!lt, lift.-tc; Pacific coast, 1910. IMf
r.v; paw. lVnlSc.
HIIiKK-liull; Central America. 21"-c; Bo
gota, 2-Vc?,7e
l.KATIf 10 R- Firm: hemlock firsts. 23145
2T.o: seconds. 2IVa23c; titled, 1!4i20c; re
jects. I:iiil7c.
HROVISIUNS-fork, steady; mess. S.li
fj 'Jf.f4; family, SnC-ft a.Ou; short clears,
SJi .flfji 22 .110. Href, steadv; nies. IPi.OOij lS.n0;
family. $ll!.0O(i IR.Wl; beef hams. bCVM.
Cut tneats. steadv: pickled bellies, 10 to 14
pounds. l?,'a 14.-; pli kled ham. U.ifi-13c. l.ard.
steady; mlddlo .west, prime. $10 tvli 10.7f:
refined, steady; continent, ill. 20; South
America. $11.75, compound. 8j9c.
TAM.OW steady; prime city hhda,
7 7-Hic: country, 7(ii7Sc.
Pl'TTKR K.asy ; creamerv. specials. 2'c;
extra. 2fic; third to first. IXCInr; cream
ery, held, third to special, JS4i2.'i.c: fac
tory, held, l!V?W4c; factory, current make,
2(v?oi,c.
F.C.OS Weak: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white, fancy, large, .tligt
Sc: same, gathered, while. 32,fr4c; name,
hennery, brown, fancv. StfiKc; western,
gathered, white, SCn.l.tc; fresh gathered,
extra first. 2!c; same, first, 2Sc: name,
seconds. 2(VS27e; refrigerator, special marka,
fnncv. In local storage, 24.c: same, firsts,
23't'ii24c; same, seconds, 2,i'it2c.
POI'l.TRY Alive dull: western chicken.
IRc; fowls, 17Vt&l8c; turkeys. I.IRc; dressed
firm; western chickens, ii'lHc; fowl, 144
Uj itic; turaey. ldmsftc.
WKATHKR I THH RI IIF.I.T
Indications for Fair Weather In Thl
Vicinity for fnndny.
OMAHA. Jan. 14. 1910.
The weather continue very cotd In the
upper Mississippi and tipper Missouri val
ley and northwest, and temperature have
remained practically unchanged In those
section during the laat twenty-four hours.
Zero weather again extends down the val
leys over Iowa and Nebraska, and a tem
perature of 60 degree below sero was
again reported In western Canada. The
piesKure continues high over the north
west and central valley, and the cold
weather will contnue In thl vicinity to
night and Sunday, probably becoming
slightly warmer Sunday afternoon. Gener
ally unsettled weather prevails In all por
tions, except the southern states. It is
raining on the Pacific coast, snowing in
the mountains and rain are falling In the
lower Missouri and upper Ohio valleys, the
lower lake region and eastern states, l.ight
snow flurries are scattered over the upper
Mississippi valley and upper lak region,
but generally fair weather prevail In the
upper Missouri valley, and ll will probably
continue fair In this vicinity tonight and
Sunday. ,
1911. 1914. 1909. 1908.
Iowet last night 1 17 12 a
Precipitation 00 '1' T .tw
Normal temperature for today, 20. de
grees. Jiefh lency In precipitation since March 1.
14.59 Inches.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
S.41 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period, 1909, 6.80
Inche. - L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster.
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
St.
I.oal General . Market.
ST. IOUIS, Jan. 14 WHEAT Future,
higher; May, 81 ltt'r1.024: July. 95o. Cash:
Firm; track, No. i red, ll.06.gi.0; No. 2
hard. ll.txi'lOE.
CORN Lower; May, 4871490; July, 49'S
4f:tc. Cash. Firm; track, ,No. 1, 47c; No. 2
white, 47!474c.
OATS Weak: May, 34o. Caah: Steady;
track. No. 2, 33'c; No. 2 while. 344c.
HVK-Firm at 834c
FLOUR Firm; red winter patent. 4.S5'(j,
6.25; extra fancy and straight, 84.20ta4.75;
hard winter clear. 13 SOi4.0J.
8KKD Timothy, S6.0n9.50.
CORNMKAL--$2.30.
BRAN Firm; sacked east track, 81 081
1.09.
HAT-Weak; timothy, lU.OOtfflJ 00; prairie,
SlltWij 14.50.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing,
S19.874; lard, lower: prime steam, SlOffi
10.:;0; dry salt meats, lower: boxed extra
shorts, $1100; clear rib. 111.00; hort clears,
til. 124; bacon, unchanged; boxed extra
shorn, 812.20; clear rlba, 812.25; short clears,
812 374.
POULTRY Steady ; chicken. 114e:
spring, 12c; turkey. 18c; ducka, 14c; geeae,
(MU I2c.
BUTTKR Quiet; creamery, 2428c.
EGGS Steady at 284c
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbl O.ftOO 7.300
Wheat, bu 4f.0t0 34.00)
Corn, bu 70.000 17,0i
Oat, bu Wt.OOJ 60 0)0
Kama City Grain anal Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 14. WHEAT May,
9S4c; July, 92V92c, sellers; caah un
changed; No. S hard, 96c'S1.02; No. S, 94c
$1.00; No. i red, $1.034trl.044; No. S. $1.01
1.03.
CORN May. 4fHtft4R4c. seller; July, 49
4J494C, Beller;. cash c higher to 40 lower;
No. 2 mixed, 44V045r: No. 8, 444c; No. 2
white. 45"c: No 3. 4jc.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 83340;'
No. 2 mixed, 3111 3Jc.
RYE No. 2. 7tlc.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $14.00
H4.5o: choice prairie. $12 60.
BUTTER Creamery. 2c; firt, 25c; sec
ond. 23c; packing stock, 15c.
EGGS Extra, 2c; flrt. 27c; second,
194c
Receipt. Shipment.
Wheat, bu 49.U00 .'W.OOO
Coin. bu. 8..4IO 64 0K
Oat, bu 6.000 10.000
Philadelphia Praadnco Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14 BUTTER
Steady; ektra western creamery, 2S4c;
nearby prima. 81o.
EGGS i-teadv; Pennsylvania and other
nearby first, free cases, foe at mark; cur-
lent receipt in reiumaoi caae. wc at
mark; weatern first, free case, ic at
i.i'V; current receipt, free caae. 29o at
mark.
CHEESE Stady; New York full cream,
fancy. September. Lc; October. llyinc;
fair to good, 14Cg 144c,
Mll-nankce Urals Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 14. - FLOUR
Stea.lv. WHEAT No. 1 nortlern, $1.1011311.104;
No. 8 northern, $1.0S4'I04; May, $1 11 4.
OATS Standard. J3o.
BARLFiY Sample, txiatic.
Peoria Market.
PrOORIA, Jan. 14 CORX-Ur; No 8,
all colors. 44 ',c; No. 4, all color. 4-'c;
sample. 3!i4tk!.
OATS Easy; No. I. white, 13c; atandard,
S."tc; No. S whits, 824c.
Dalalh Grain Market.
Dl'LUTH. Jan. 14 WH EAT May, $1.10;
July, $1 14: No. 1 northern. $l.u2; No. 1".
$l.ua to $1 07.
OATS-SJc.
Oil and Moala.
SAVANNAH. Ga . Jan. 14 TURPEN
TINE Firm, at Mr. .Hal. i hhds: re
ceipts. 63; shipments. 3uS: atork. 1..972.
R( SIN Firm, sales. 1.4H7; receipts. 1.117;
hlpments. 3.4:i4; stocks. S8.ti9. Quotations
H. t. D. .2n; E, $6.2; 4; F. $ti 324: G.
$ri.3U;; II. $H 40; I. $1 4.',; K. (.); M. $7 60'
N, $7 75; WG. $7 80; WW. $7.(6.
Y aaul Market,
ST. IX3U1S. Jan. 14. WOOL Unchanged:
territory and western mediums, Waic; fin
median). Jifjirc, nn. uxjizc
-
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Fifteen to Twenty
Higher for Week.
HOGS TWENTY LOWER FOR WEEK
I. literal necelpt of heej and 4,mnl
for Week, with IjmlM Fifteen lo
Twenty and Sheep Ten
nt HUher.
Siil'TII OMAIH.
.l,.n. II. 11"
Plerrlrit-a were:
f "lolal lint..!..-
e. Mors Sheen
, nffirial Tudi
ir,"Ml Wednesday
j ( i'i,.iPi T,,,-a in f
off i0 al Friday
iffra Patnrdar
! Totil this week
I Total Inst week
7
4 41
2 to:
1"
X 7-1
r, 7"1
A 7H'.
',000
4?.',"4
wi
14 5'"
11 '?.
To,,
I"-"'
I-"-"
rr.i .. ' '1' ' . - -
r. 41?
w i
4.4:
t!.."! - 1? ji
0 52! ,
Total year Biro ""' .-4 SIS
est ;
The foiic.vln table snowa the rr?1i
Prlooa iif hoi;B at Sotith O-nahti for trie !.
iwntai u.va. wnn coiiiiwrieuna ;
a-4- ".'"".'TZZT I
Pate. I ITll. JlniO. I10O9. l8.;i907. 11308. 1!0S.
Tan. I S 211 r. RSI
Jan. 2.. ..I IK, I 75
Jan. S....I S 01 Hr 8 SO! :
Jan. 4....! 7 W, 4 84 A 7.1i
Jan. S....I T 754 471 5 RS
Jan. 7 79'l 8 49 K T4I
Jan. 7....J 7 Sl',41 4 Ml r. W
Jan. S....I I 8 43; 6 ftSI
Jan. 9....I 7 R4l I 6 K
Jan. 10.. .1 7 8ll 8 231 I
Jan. 11. ..I 7 rsi $ 1 Si 5 741
Jan. 12... I 7 7R'I 4 28 J 2i
Jan. 13... 7 7241 8 4S! 5 '!
Jan. 14... I 8 5H 5 87
Jan.
6 221 4 47
5 171 4 46
' : 4 m
4 08
51 4 3
I 4 '
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Cnlon Stock yards for twenty-four
hour ending at 3 p. m :
. IIECK.IPTS.
Cattle.Mogs.Sh'p.H r
.. .. 8
C.. M. A 8t. P....
Missouri Pacific
Cnlon Pacific 1
C. N. W.', east 1
C. & N. W.i west 1
C St. P., M. & O
C, H. & y., east
C, H. A Q., west
C., R. I. P., east.. ..
C, R. I. P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central
Total receipts 8
3
14
2
22
2
4
18
3
1
3
81
DISPOSITION
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Hogs. Sheep.
W4
9!W
1.771
2.2T.1
1.40H
7,11
106
armour & Co...
Murphy
Total
10t
CATTLE As usual on the last day of
the week the supply of cattle on sale was
the next thing to nothing, there not being
enough etock to make a test of values
even. For the week receipt have shown
a large gain over last week, but a slight
falling off compared with the corre
sponding week of last year. The arrival
have consisted very largely of warmed up
and half-fat steer and butchers' stock,
with a fair sprinkling of cattle and feed
er. During the flrt two day of the week
the market on beef steers did not hnw
any Improvement, In fact heavy cattle
were lower and all kind weak. During the
remainder of the week, a It became ap
parent that receipts were not overly large,
while the demand waa very good, the mar
ket steadily firmed up. The trade became
active, and by the close of the week prices
were l.Vp20c and in some case possibly 25c
higher on the handy light and medium
weights. On the other hand, heavy cattle
showed very little Improvement.
Cows and heifers, while showing weak
ness at the beginning, also firmed up as
the week advanced, and by the close they
were also lfWi20c higher than the close of
laat week. Bulls were good seller all the
week and are a shade stronger. Veal
calve have been fully steady.
Good, fleshy feeder have been active
seller all the week and feeder buyer
have taken a good many cattle at better
price than packer would pay. For the
week euch cattle are strong to 10c higher
than the close of last week. On the other
hand, the demand for the light and medium
weights ha not been so good and price
on that kind are weak to 10o lower.
Quotations on cattle: Good to 'choice
beef ateer. 86.10tjj't.A0; fair to good beef
teera, S5.60fft4i.10; common to fair beef
teers, $4,801(5.60; good to choice cow and
heifers, 14.6:;! f. 25; fair to good cow and
heifer. 83.7IVa4.50; common to fair cows
and heifers, $3.00ii3.7S; good to choice stock-
er and feeders, 85.tati5.w; lair to good
Blockers and feeders, $4.605.00; common to
fair stockers and feeder, $3.5OQ4.60; stock
nelfera, $3.26!Q4.26; veal calvea, $3.60a8-25;
bulls, stag, etc., $3. Soft 4 90.
HOGS Hog trade continued to weaken
this morning, bulk of receipt moving at
prices about a nickel lower than yester
day's average cost. Demand was reason
ably active from packers, however, and a
good clearance was made within the first
two or three hours of open trading. Sup
plies were normal for a Saturday and
average quality was good, with weights
running to bacon and butcher welghta.
Long (tiings were at r7.70tr7.75, shippers
appearing backward tit theae figures as
contrasted with their aggressive attitude
on previous day. Yesterday, It will be
remembered, the early market wan largely
supported by speculative order at price
which packer refused to duplicate.
Heavy hogs sold at $7.65 and leas, ac
cording to the character of offerings, and
light brought, as much a $7.80, a quarter
less than the highest sale a week ago.
The general market, as compared with
that of a week ago, Is little worse than
20c lower, this decline being a small one
as warranted by eastern prices.
Representative sale:
K. At. a. Ft. No. A', sh,
Ft
4
....447
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1 40
4 66
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74...
70...
44...
71...
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76...
44...
74...
44...
43...
14...
6.1...
17...
61...
61...
61...
20...
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46...
44...
44...
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tao
N 17t
... 7 70
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... 7 714
... 7 724
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44 7 75
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10 7 76
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40 7 78
40 f 76
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114
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234
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10 7 40
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W 141
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571 120 7 45
V ... 4 48
KO M 1
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? ... 7 46
2liT 40 7 46
231 v0 7 46
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174 140 7 46
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6 tJ 100 7 46
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76 Ill It 11.1
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71 ivi It 1 70
6 141 ... 7
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47 4l ... 7 70
71 231 40 7 70
43 Ul 180 7 70
21 i ... 7 70
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blltl.i-A market (or either sliet-o or
lamb waa lacking this morning, tew of
feiing of any deacrlptton snowing up to
try out the trade.
On moat day during the week the situ
ation in the sheep barn ha been rather
encouraging. Receipts were fairly liberal,
but an ample utmand for anytning tit to
kill developed and daily clearances were
practically complete. Moderate advances
In price were scored, but improved de
mand. liiHieati or improvement in values,
waa generally regaiuea as in most Im
portant phase of the market.
Sheep and yearlings sold well during the
fore part of the week when the propor
tion of mutton stuff 111 rather large, and
cloaed with even greater actHlty than
was evident during opening days. Bulk ot
sale ruled stronger than those at laat
week' finish. Thursday's and Fridays
husihes being trannaeted on a generally
dim higher bast. Ewe sold up a hlgn
a $4 00. wether Orought aa much as $4 2j
and yearlings of handy weight are quot
able at $5 00 and better.
1 .a m ha made the bent gain, recent saies
averaging about lata:"; hlgner than thone
of the latter part of laat week. Several
shipmenta of fed western topped at itj. m
a price which call for choice quality!
Mtnrn lainb. of which the supply a,
light, coinmsnded $5 00. indicating the usual
dollar spread.
Total receipt carrlet" only a few scat
tered shipment that were suitable for a
final finlwh and the feeder market was
almost void of life at ail times. Warmed
up grades are selling on much th sain
bast aa fair to good killers.
Quotatlnna on sheep and lamb: Good to
chol.-e lamb. $5 fa'ijti DO; fair to good lambs.
ItiOuhjoKO. handy-weight yearling. 14 VOj
6 10, heavy tearllngs $4 26'i4 70; good to
hoic wether. $J.v04-16, tlr to good
1 Methct. $ 1 .Vft'n .1 90 : good to choice en e.
I $.itl4 i; fair t good ewes, $;::5u3SO.
It lilt t.O I. UK TOC K lHkKV
Demand for 4. It loaaea of tork
steady.
t'MK'AGO. Jan. II -CATT! F, -Receipt.
rstliiBii'd at '.lm hend: market steadv;
nf-stern steers $4 fc.Vuti 10; stoi-kera and
fiedors. tS S5TK. !: -ow -and heifers. $2.Wtr
.; nlves, $7..V010oii
llM5f"-Re.eii'la. -stlniated nt l!.il head;
market areadv: IIkIH. H7.7r7'n; mlve.1
: J7 Tft.i 7 ..".: heavy. r.7H5 7 ,!3. much. ;tX
7; Rood to Hioli e heavy. 7 "(i7 ?; P's.
i J7 ihS '-: hulk of sales, $7.7rf7.!'.
I SHKKI' ANP l.A.MHS Receipts. estl-
nuued at 1..Vi head; market steady; native.
... . ' " ' ,. 1 ilfH rniiiiHl lstlt'S IHI ween, pfnrn to -.'.-n
i.'." J'f'V'-W': wesiern. 2.s..'2. yeavllnes ,0 ,,r,,,o, of avallb'e .ut.plies of In-
u-r;4i Un,bH- "tlvJ. S4.io...: wp'I- vestment capital and thr stireess l- be ev
10" J"' 4.V pitted In meetlnit reonlrements The turn
? ' - - I of the vear and the reflux of funila to re-
hanaaa t Itr l.lvr Stork Market.
KANSAS riTT, Inn.
CATTT.F ne -
steers. to ZSab .o; tinuthern steers. M .iVa5
V;h''ni cowil IS.2S-S.t.W: native rows and k denomination 4 per rent Instead
,:7,lT,(J;tTkr". ""'.."n. Ihe experted 4S per rent was Interpreted
ii!.i.-..i; ouiis. fl tK,(., in; calves. 4.-a-i,.;
weatern steers. 4.T;b:.25; western row.
. - t 2-'-
Hi )Ga-Receipta. a.tvx) head. Market
B;,.,dy to weak; bulk of sales. S7.7:-i7AO:
iipuvi , i ,s"'ii , .nu ; pacKera ani ntucners
- "-14 o ; light). 7 7t.fr
SIU'EP AND T.AM ItS-Xfi receipts. Mar
ket steadv; mutton $:60o4.40- lambs. $i.50
2f; frd wethrr and yearling, S4.Wn5.ttO;
led western ewe. $3 60t4.IO.
t. I.oal I Ire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 14-CATTLE-Recelpt.
1 ono head. Including VX) head of Texan
Mnrket steady; native beef steer, $0 OOfii
7 2?; cows and heifer. I3 7:V7T 50: stockers
ai d feeders. $3 75ff 3.60; Texas nd Indian
ateer. S.1.7f.50: cow and heifer. SH.OOfP
4.7S: calves, in carload lots, $4.7:4(8.00.
HO;S Receipts. 4 000 head. Market
steadv: pigs and lights. $7.fi5ft7.9.V, packers.
$7 fWa7.90; butcher and bet heavy, $7 90HJ)
.w.
. Jnaerh live Mock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Jan. 14.-CATT7.K-Recelpts.
Sot) head; market, steady; steers.
$."i.25r6 65; cow s and heifers. $3.3.Vfr5.85;
calves. t4.OOtfi8.fVO.
HOGS Receipts. 3.5O0 head; market. Re
loner: top. $7 S.i; bulk of sales, $7 7.Vii7.RO.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Recrlpta none on
sales; lambs, $5.7M 26.
fork In Slgfcl.
Receipt of live etock at the five prin
cipal western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
South Omaha 5.000 75
St. Joseph 800 3.5O0 ....
Kansas City 300 3.0u0 ....
St. l.ouis 1,000 4.0H0
Chicago 300 12.000 1,600
Total..
1.900 27,600 1,675
OMAHA Wnti:,K44ia TRICK.
BUTTER Creamery, No. t. delivered to
the retail trade in 1-lb. cartons, 30c; No. 2,
In 30-lb. tubs, 28c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
28c; packing stock, solid pack, 164c; dairy,
in 60-lb. tubs, 17(0 lyc. Market changes
every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins, lt(g!l4c: young Ameri
cas, 174c; daisies, 174c; triplets, 174c; llm
burger, 18c; No. 1 brick, 174o; Imported
Swib. 32c; domestlo Swla, 22c; block Swiss,
19c.
POULTRY Dressed broiler, under S lbs.,
$5 per doz. ; hens, 144c; cock. 11c; duoka,
18c; geese, 15c; turkeys, 25c; pigeons, per
do., $1.20; homer squabs, per do., $4;
fancy squabs, per. do., $3.60; No. 1, per
do., $3. Alive, broilers, 15c; smooth legs,
11c; hen, 104c; stags and old roosters,
8c; old ducks, full feathered. 12c; geese,
full feathered. 104c j turkeys, 1318c; guinea
fowls, 25o each; p'seons, per do. tSOc;
homers, per do., $3; squab. No. 1. per
doz.. $1.60; No. 2, per do., 6tfc; capons, over
8 lbs.. 14c.
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, 7c; white,
11c; pike, 10c; trout, 13c; large crapples,
20c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel. 18c; had
dock, 13c; flounder, 12c; green catfish, 20or
roe shad, $1 each; shad roe, per pair, boo;
frog legs, per do.. 60c; salmon, He; ball
but, 10c: herring, tjo.
Beef Cuts Ribs: No. 1. 16o; No. 2, 1244c;
No. 3, 94c. Loins No. 1, 17c; No. 2, 1334c;
No. 3, 104c. Chuck: No. L T1c; No. 2. 7o;
No. 8, 64c. Round: No. 1, 9c; No. 2, 84c;
No, S. 7SaC. Plate: No. 1. 64c; No. S. 6I40;
No. 3. 645.
FRUITS, ETC, Apple, home-grown
finnlclnr ner hhl . 14.00: Missouri .Tonarhnn
r... v.v.1 kui uimnri Tu.n ti via r... -.hi
ta hi. U1..V4.1V1. Wli-.un. n.r hhl u ui '.
Missouri Gano,. per bbl., $4.i6; other varie
ties, per bbl., $4.25; Colorado Jonathan,
per box. $2.60; Washington Wealthy and
Jeffrey, per box, $1.60; California Belle
flower, per box. $1 .661 Oregon and Wash
ington Grimes Golden and Jonathan, extra
fancy, 150 to 175 sixes, per box, $2.25.
Bananas, fancy select, per bunch, $2.25't
2.60; Jumbo, per bunch, $2.75ijS.75. Cran
berries, per box, .i ot): lieu and cnerry
brand, per bbl., $10.00; Wisconsin Bell and
Bugle brand, per bbl., $10.76. Dates, An
chor brand, new, thirty 1-lb. pkga., in
boxes, per box, $2.00; bulk, in 70-Ib. boxes,
per lb., 64c Fig, new California, twelve
12-o. pkga., 86c; thirty-six 12-o. pkga.,
$2.40: fifty tj-oz. pkgs.. $2.00; Turkish.
7-crown, per lb., lo; 6-crown, per lb., 14c;
4-crown, per lb., 19c. urapes, Malaga. 00
fi35 lbs. gross, per keg. $7.00tg8.00. Grape
fruit. Florida, 46-64-64-80-96 elzea, per box,
$3.254t3.76. Ixsmons. Llmonelra brand, extra
fancy, 300 size, per box, $460; 3t0 size, per
box, $4.60; choice. 300 size, per box, $4 00;
360 size, per box, $4.00; 240 size, 60c per box
less. Oranges, Carmellta Redland navels,
80-96 size, per box, $2.50; 126 size, per box,
$2.76; 150 and smaller sizes, per box, 12 90P
3.00; choice navel, 80-96 sizes, $2 35; 126
size, $2.50; 150 and smaller sizes, $2.60t!?2.76;
Florida, all sizes, per box, $2.50. Peara,
California Winter Nelll, per box. $2.85;
New York Kelfer. per bbl., $3.754.00.
V EG ETABI.BS Bean, string and wax.
per mkt. bsk., $1.60. Beet, per bu., 75o.
Cabbage, new, per lb., 14c Carrots, per
bu., 76c. Celery, Michigan, per dozen
bunche. 36c; California Jumbo, per dozen
bunches, 90c. Cucumbers, hot house, 14
and 1 doz. In box, per doz., $2.25. Egg
plant, fancy Florida, per doz., $2.00. Gar
lic, extra fancy, white, per lb., 16c; red.
per lb.. 16c. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per
doz., 40c. Onion. Iowa, red and yellow,
per lb., 24c; Indiana, white, per lb., 8c;
Spanlah, per crate, $1.60. Parsley, fancy
home-grown, per doz. binches, 40c. Pars
nips, per bu., 75c. Potatoes, early Ohio,
In sacks, per bu., 90c; Iowa and Wiscon
sin, white stock, per bu., 75&4J&C. Ruta
baga, per lb., l4c. Sweet potatoe, i-an-aa.
per bbl., $2.50. Torr.atoea, California,
per 4-bsk. crate, $1.75. Turnip, per bu.,
75c.
MISCELLANEOUS Almond. California
oft shell, per lb., 18c; In sack lota, ?e its,
rtra.ll nuts, per lb., 13c; In sack lots, lo
less. Cocoanuts, per sack, $5.60; per do.,
60c. Filberts, per lb., 14c; In sack lots, lc
lea. Hlckoryr.ut. largi, per lb., 6c; amall,
per lb.. 6c. Peanuts, loasted, per lb., 8c;
raw, per lb., 64e. Pecans, large, per 10.,
16c; in Back lots, lc lea. Walnut, black,
per lb.. 24c: California, per lb., 19c; 'In
sack lots, lc tes.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14 -COTTON-Future
closed steady. Closing bids: .January,
14. Mo; February, 14.74c; March, 14.85c;
April, 14 85c; May. 16.03c; June, 15.02c; July,
16.02c: August, 14.71c: October. 18.3Kc. Spot
cloaed quiet: middling uplands. 14.90c; mid
dling guir. u I5c. baiea, i.4a bale.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. It. COTTON Un
changed; middle. 164c; sales. 200 hale; re
ceipt, 4.807 bales; shipment. 4,774 bale
tock, 23.959 bale.
New York cotton market, a furnished
by Logsn & Bryan, member New York
Cotton exchange, 316 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
Month. I Oien. lllgh. Low. Cloe. Yea'y.
Jan 14 66 14 66 14 60 14 64 14 63
Mch. ... 14 88 14 8'. 14 82 14 85 14 87
Mav ... 15 0) 15 06 11 98 16 08 15 04
July ... 15 02 15 06 14 97 15 02 16 03
Aug. ... 14 96 14 71 14 69 14 71 14 72
Oct 18 36 13 33 IS 86 13 $7 13 38
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14. COFFEE Ku-
ture opened barely steady at a decline of
pro la point in reaponae to lower European
market and local realizing or liquidation,
which may also have been prompted by
rather larger primary receipt than con
sistent with recent bullish predictions. 01
fering were not very heavy and during
the early trading the market recovered
eveial points of the Initial loss, but failed
to hold owing to continued realizing and
closed barely steady at a net decline of
12") 1 point. Sale. 3e,7&t bag. January.
11 ofc- ; February. II 43". March. April and
May. 11.50c; June, 11.49c; July. 11 44c;
A uk nai. 11.4oc; September, 113c; October.
il.&Jr; November and December, 1 1.28c.
Omaha Hmr Market.
OMAHA. Jan. 14 HAY No. I. $11; No. 2.
$10; packing. $701: alfalfa. $11 Straw:
Wheat. $5 50: rye. $6 60: oat. $7 00.
A Guarantee of Business Prosperity
Th Persistent and Wis Patronage
Th b Adrtllng Column.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
jAnnouncement of New Capital Issues
Opens Up New Problem.
BANK CLOSING OF MIXED RESULT
rrmbrr ( arrled alae of Aurlral
tnral Ontto Far nore the
Precedlna; Decrmher.
I NI-'.W Yitl'.K. .Ian. ir. Antioiinirinent of
serte renter was all that waa awaited tn
plIer tipon mis neressarv proresa. 1 oe .m-w
,,, ,,,, -1 m. .in. i.i,.n to
r-fl,.,i,, ., inrreased ronflrlenre on
,,ir. ()f r(,,,,R BI1d B willingness to
I .... , , I u n,..r l.,i Mlmrnt P.t II I ti (lint IuhI
; fa ,vi,en the New York City bond Issue
1 , first discussed and when the 4'i per
crnt rale v as considered necesswry to In
I
sure a flotation al par. It wa assiinn'il
that assurances had been obtained from
bunking sources of sufficient suhsrrlptlons
to make the shIs a success before the de
tail had been determined upon. On the
.other hand the heavy tone developed In
' lha nlitnr X" II' Vrtrlf hntid I ua H. waa I ' I -
dence of ome strain In the bond market,
growing out of the new Issue.
The reception accorded the announcement
of the new Prnnsvlvanla stock Issue also
had a modifying effect on the hopeful feel
Inn over the Investment demand In pros
pect. The sharp decline In prices follow
ing so moderate an offering an that Imme
diately, if contemplated In the Pennsyl
vania plan and on term profitable to
stockholder, allowed the sensitive state of
the mind of the capital market. Improve
ment in this direction I considered to be
a necessary preliminary, of effective rem
edial processes In other direction.
The closing of the Carnegie Trust com
pany and the Inevitable rumor to which
It gave rise complicated the all nation
sllghtlv In spite of the underlying convic
tion that B "weak point in the financial
situation had been eliminated with ad
vantagu. The Incident served to point one
more parallel with the sequence of event
following the depression of 1SV3, which has
marked the financial history since the
crista of U07. The end of 1M- saw a num
ber of minor bank failures and. at almost
the game time, the definite termination of
the persistent reactionary tendencies which
had Interrupted all recoveries for two years
preceding.
Extraordinary cotton export In Decem
ber carried the value nf the agricultural
outgo far above the preceding December.
" ! In spite of moderate declines in other item.
The November precedent, warrants an
assumption of further export expansion In
the department of manufactured products
and another substantial addition to credit
balaneea abroad In aid of the further
recuperation of money market resource,
which la going on from domestlo source.
The determination of rteel trade authori
ties to maintain present price schedules
was a expected. Its Influence on senti
ment Is- affected by the avowl that a
lowering of price would have little effct
In atlmulating present dull demand. The
lessened rate of contraction of unfilled
order during December reported hv the
United States Steel corporation bring into
the reckoning th decreased activity at the
mills on old order as well a the receipt
of new order for the period.
Rank Clearing.
OMAHA, Jan. 14 Bank clearings for the
week ending todav were J14.72fi,501.80 and'
for the corresponding week last year $17,
890,692.80. Dally clearings were:
lulO. 1911.
Monday ...
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Thursday .
$ 8.253.293.45 $ 2.793.490.93
2 751.070.17 $117,261.34
S075.an3.30 $.538,841.82
$.784 907.02 2.7K4 054.84
$.00i.773.69 $.229 775.61
2.619.745.07 2.135,077.77
Friday ....
Saturday ,
Total...
..$17,390,692.60 $14,726,601.80
I.oeaT Sectar! t to.
Quotation furnished by Burns. Brlnker
at Co.. 449 Nw Omaha national bank
building:
' Ma. Asked.
Colorado Tel. Ce. 7 per oent 60U tt
Oolumbua. Neb.. K. L. 6a. 1124. 90
n
i Chioaio Banltarr 4a
f-f ,
W4
101
140
41
444
Detroit Kdlaon 6a. 1138
lno
Fairmont Oreamory lat . 4 per cent 44
Iowa Portland Cement lat Da t7
Kanaaa Cttr. R L. ta. 1113 44
KaJiaas CUr 4 (Mo.) school 4 ,
Tlir&e
of!
I
.. S"'l
4i5.
f(nr-eitr ft-itMlT-il t - .. I1 . ..
MhliiMn Plato Tl. rM 4 t-er cni... 7 "s'
Nr or It 1'IIJ ."S. 14
N. ! ml(a ! sa tlrau- i 'e l-i-
Nhnkt 1-1. lo K'e.'k l"i
Ornha A-i'llti-rliim f-'ts.
Omaha r, 1K '' '
tmialia Water "'e. I" !'''
Iimiha Water Ha. la Kivi s
Omiiha at. Rr !. Il4 !"
Omaha I . B. S P. M 193 M't '
nnhn I. . H a. R. prt. i p. e M 4"t
On-alia f H. a. ft cum at v
Omaha. PS. I.. P M., 7 "
Kotithorn Roll. T. T. a. latl rS'4 r
Seattle l.tht a. f. ! .''
State nf Maaa-hitf I. ... s- .i
tihan hlld Sulherr . lJia.. IKO14 IW
-
"
w York Yloney Market.
NEW YORK. Jan 14.-MON K V On c.tll.
nominal. Time loans, very rIchiIv; slxtv
nnd nmetv davs. o'4'tt:P per etit; i
months, 314 t-er cent
PRIME MEJtCAN 1 11.10 l'Ell di 14
per cent.
STERLING . EXCHANGE I'll m. with
nrtiml business In bankers' Mils at $t.S'J.a?f
4 Mioo for ulsty-day hills and at 4! '!", for
demand, commercial bills. $1 M Y, f 1 4 S.",.
SII.VER-Rnr, 514c; Mexlctin dollars. 45c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
fit in.
Closing quotations on bond today were
us follows:
V. e. re'. . re ...1'V int. M. M 4 , a M',
do conpoi 10ii ajupnn. jB a.1
V. . 1 reg ! do 4ia :.
do coupon M2 K. t'. So. lat 3s... IV,
V. s. 4. r 1154 L. i b 1':il... 71't
do coupon 1151 1,, A N mil. 4a...
Allla rlial. lt 6l ... 7l4 M K. T lat 4
tUi
Am. A. 5a ItW-t do eti. 4'
f.
77t
Am. T. A T. ct. 4..KS M.v Pacific 4a
Am. Trbacco 4a
HIV N R. H. of M 4K M'
do 4a
Arn-our t'o. 4lta.
Atrhtaon an. 4a....
do cr. 4a.
do ct. 5a
A. C U lat 4a
Pal. Ohio 4a
in SWi
do S. W. Jia
Dreok. Tr. ct. 4a...
tn. of Da 6a
tn. Iatlier 5a
('. ot N. J. I 6t...
1.--a N. Y. '. g. 84a !
. 7't do dch. 4. t3
S N. Y.. N. II. A H.
.I'C't cv. a 1"4'i
.h'i N. W lat c. 4a.. V',
. tM do cv 4a 1.1.1
. IWi. No. Ttcltlc 4a 1.'4
. 424 do Is Tu4k
. tu O I., rfrtg. 4a ... 91
. 'lt Penn. cv. ', '.H6.. an
l'i"'a do con. 4a lo"'t
. IMH Ratdllif ten. 4a t
1J St. L A F. Ig. 4a !
Clica. 44 Ohio 44 ..1"1'4 do gen. 6a UTS
do ret 6a 44 St. L. g. 4V. c. 4a... 75SJ
tlhlrato A A. 14a.. 70-., n lit sold 4a f"
C. H. i. 1. 4a Sf.Ta g A. L. 4a ... 77S
do -n. 4a !7' So ra.lflc col. 4a... atv,
C. M. ASP S4a 024, do cv. 4a !;s
C. It. I. A P. c. 4a. 7.14 do lat rcf 4a !Mi,
do rtg. 4a M'a So. Rallsav 6a ina
t'olo. Ind. 6a 77',s do -n. 4a 7rt
i 010. ana. ta h Liuon Pa.-itic 4a 1004
C. A S. r. A a. 4a ! do cv. 4a iMa
P. A H. cv
dn lat A ref. 4a
D. A H. O. 4s
' do rt-f. 5a
Matlllfrt' 6a
Krie p. I. 4a
do n. 4a
dn cv. 4a, acr. A
do aerlca B
MS P. . Rubber a 10.1i.,
II 4 C- 9. Stl M 6a. ...1044
74 Vi .1 'ar. Clicin. 6s ..I'll
14 V-abaah 1t Sa 1H9H
74 do lat A ft. 4a "I'i
714 H'cattm Md. 4a 87
l Wcat. Klfc cv. 6a... IIS
147'i Wis. ffittral 4s 14
Oen. Kite. cv. 6a
III. I'm. lat ref. 4a.. S Mo. raclfio ct. 6t... 724
Int. Met. 44a 714
Ronton Mining; tnrk.
ROSTON. Jan. 14 Cln.--lng quotation on
stock were as follows:
Alloues 1o4 Mobas-k
Anial. Copper 644 Nevada Con
A 7.. U A 8 25 NIplKSlng Mlnea
Arimna Com 14 Nnrtb Butts
Atlantic 4 North Ike
B. C. r. A S. M. 11 Old Dominion ...
Huttf Coalition II Oacrols
Cl. A Artaon 44 Parrott 8. A C .
Cal. A Htcla 610 gulncr
t'antannlal 12 Shannon
Copper Range C. C. 4744 Superior
Kaat Butt C. V 11 Superior ABM
. 45
. I
. nH
J7
. 40
.tin
. "
. 70
. 114
. .114
. 54a
frwiklln
14 Superior A P. 0 1S4
Glrout Con
Oranbr Con
Oreent Centnae
Isle Royals Copper.,
Kerr t-ka
Lake Copper
La atlle Ccipptr
Miami Copper
Aaktd .Bid.
4S Ta.mara.rk
43
17 U. 8. .. A M
4 dn pfd
144 I'tah Con
7 I'tah Copper Co...
St. 4
44
114
ts
J4 4V.'lnona H't
44 ""Wolverine 114
1S
Clearing; Honee Rank Statement.
NEW YORK. Jan. IS The statement of
clearing house bank for the week shows
that the banks hold $27,398,250 more than
the requirement of 25 per cent reserve
rule. This 1 an Increase of $17,895,850 In
the proportionate caah reserve as com
pared with last week. The statement fol
low: DAILY AVERAGES,
Increase.
$ 8.410.5O0
18,600,700
$.161,000
ll.463.4O0
203.000
20.761.700
2.8S5.850
17,896.850
Loan
Specie
Legal tenders
Deposit
Circulation
Reserve
Reserve required ...
Surplus
Ex. U. 8. Deposits..
, $1, $19,924,800
267.804.100
78.332,600
. 1,214.953.400
47,315.900
, 831.13fi.600
$03,738,350
27.398.250
1.6SO.400
28,300
$18,273,800
23.364.800
2.764.700
44.065,200
248,300
26.129.000
11.016.800
15,112,700
ACTUAL CONDITION.
Loans
$1,233,816,600
Specie
Legal tender ...
Ex-Deposit
Circulation
Reserve
Reserve required
Surplus
289.e0h.100
74.550.800
1,241.213.900
47.370.H00
844,104.900
3IO.o03.475
33,861,425
r?fr,ii
ft!1 :
IFIsIiri Etii'lblt
at the-
January 18 to 28, 1911
will be jmt one more revelation of
the resource of the wonderful west
Thlg is one exhibit that will centalnly delight the hearts of the old
disciples of Isaac Walton and create many new ones.
The exhibit will show the fish In all stages and ages from the tiny
egg to the huge catfish and the swift and gamy trout fully equipped to
do a battle royal.
Fish Recognized by State as Being Among Iti Great Resources
Fish are a great asset to any country and the waters of the western
plains abound with large supplies of the best varieties known to man.
The land show comes at a most opportune time for the exhibition
of the fish, for It Is at that time of the year, when the trout are hatching.
Large troughs of running water will be used to show trout in var
ious stages of Incubation and lecturers will explain the methods used for
artificial hatching and also give the visitors an opportunity to se the
work that Is being done to stock the streams of Nebraska with food-producing
fish. x
All visitors will be assured of a pleasant as well as an Instructive
time at the exhibit.
This is only one featre to be seen at the Onaha
Land Show. There are a hundred more.
25 cents admission takes
ycivi to every exhibit, mov
Ino picture show, lecture
and travel talK.
. - . . . 1 . I 1 ! f ill "7 -'lil
. . ..I .l iliiiieot I'f iMI'kK l:d ir.tst
l.."l . - - ii'.'. ' - .
t-mi-anis in titmi'i t ..1
pittlnn to the New ovk rli'iitdiK bouse;
: 1 .,..,s SI (h,.i..:i.i., :;.......;'
.--pf 1 le
' 1 ,rt!Hl tend'-rs .
I Total deposits ..
, ! lerreHsr.
Ill e,."ia
.I'l.Hllft
.It TVi aoO
1 1
London Sjorh Market.
I.ONImYV. Jan. 14 American eeniHtiea
opened higher on the Mock evrhance her
trxlny ami lmproeil during the short ses
sion on Koiil continent! nd professions!
support and covering. The closing w
firm, with United State Steel leading
KI'ml prlcea 1'Hnged from 4 ' I' nbn4)
yesterday's rloslng.
4nola inoiic; .71 U-l U-ulallla N H' l
dn account 7S 16 l 44.. K. T
A.n.l Copper
Anaii'llila
Alct-iai.'t
dn pM
Htitimi-re Ohl".
. nai, N t I antral m
Ni-croiii w I1
. I dn pfd It
.Mii Ontario g w 41 4
IH'V ri-nnavl-snl av
. 71 a 11H Mlnea '-
. aa Reading to,
. S4 goilthcm Rr "S
I t-nti.llMil Pa tfic. ..
I 'icj pr altc A- t). . .
fhlcnge W
1 hi., mil st. r.
1 if iwt-a
I-fn-fr A- Mlo fl...
dn Pt.l
Krlf
do lat P'd
dn i'l pfd
r.ran.1 Tf-ilik
1:14 do pfd
1K4 S-ntlitn Tactile l'.'1'i
Jli, I rtton ft. IHc Itll,
7.1 iln .f.l , .'-
Jl-H t ft S'taH "
H di- pfd 1'
J7 ' W'ahstb . . . ; IT ,
2S dn pfd
l.H gnatilah 4a
IHnota IVntral.
SILVER -Hue. ipilct nt iiul per ounce
MOM0Y--3JIS4 Per rent 1
The rale of discount In the open market
for short and three nionlh hill Is 3Q
i 13-hi per cent.
New York Cnrb Ylaeket.
The following quotations t furnished
hv Locan Bryan, member New York
stork exciiHtiue. :! H0111 11 tovieenin atreat
Omaha :
Amir Tn6fce..
Hay Slat Una..
Ilualun Cona
llutte Coalition
...420 Inaplratlon
... M Laroa 4S
... 7 Na.a.la cona 14
. N wbiiuat 8J'
... "t Ohio Topper I't
... 21' lli.M1i 1'oalltloti.. 'a
... 14 Hav Icntral -1.
... 17 4 II art ft Pa-kln Ce... 10H',
... !' Hrara-Rivbuik I'd . 111
... 'a Silvfr Pit V -4j
... tlvj Smu-Hor Pitta.... 1'
... Tonopib Mining 1
... Trinity Cupper 4-6
; Ci. tiia
1 4 htno
chief I'ona
Fraction
Imvla-Dalv
Kly Cfntral
Klv 1 '011a
Kir Witch
Vranalltl
(llrou
...... Nortn Mil
tioliitlfid Finrence... lw- Hnl-emla
Onldflrld Kslay 7 Olllnray. ...
UrM'iie Cananaa IHKfta l.akt.
4
4't
Near York .Yllnlaat Mlock.
NEW YORK, Jan. l4.-Clolng quotation
on mining stork were:
All-f 1M ai-lttlf (lef
. I
.
lis
.110
.!!
. St
Ciun. Tiinntl atnek. I
In bonda 11
Cm. Cal. A Y 70
Horn Sllvtr m
Iron llvr 10
Leadvina Con 10
ilfftred.
Maxlnn
fintarlo
tiphlr
Standard
Ytllow Jtcktt
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 15 - DRV GOODS -Curtailment
of production I uppermost
among cotton poods manufacturer t the
present time. Meetings re being held and
curtailment without aareenient I actually
going on. This Is brought about by the dif
ficulty merchant nre finding In ecurlncr
prices for cotton goods commensurate with
the cost of production.
Some advance are being made, but alea
are not large enough at the higher price
to warrant mill In continuing production
beyond the nrdera actimlly given. Fruit
of the Ijoom 4-4 bleached cottons have been
advanced from 9c to 94c a yard, and lons
dales from 8'o to 84c. All line of cot
ton blanket have been opened for the fall
-erison and several lines of lighter weight
napped cottons are iso nting snown. 1'iice
have not been named, but are expected t
become public earlv next week. At the
present time the expectation Is that ad
vances will not be radical.
Trinted good continue In fair demand
and active shipment of old order are be
ing made. Wash good are being reordered
for spring. Domestic drill and sheeting
are quiet, purchase being Confined to
actual need Of the 105.000 piece of print
cloth Mold during; the week at Fall River
40000 were for spot delivery, the rest of the
future running to April.
Reports allowing th financial condition
of dry goods distributer show low stock
of merchandise on hand. Retnller' annual
report will berln to come In about th
first of the month and It I the common
belief thHt they, too. are carrying light
tocks. An active week in looked for In th
primary market next week as many of the
largest buyer will be here In attendance
at the annual association meeting.
tngar Wnrifi.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14 S1JGAR-Rw,
easy; muscovado, 89 test. 3.17c; centrifugal,
96 test, 3.67c; molasses sugar. 89 teat, 3 92c.
Heflmd. quiet; crushed, 6.50c; granulated,
4 80c; powdered, 4 90c.
now
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