T1IE TOE: OVAHA, TUESDAY, .TAKUAUY 2(1, 1915.
for IlKXT
KiralakH Apartment
FURNISHED A PARTMFNT.
THE TRAV KHTON. F1 RF.l'RROF.
4th and UNMON COURT, completely
equipped for housekeeping; up to date
and comfortaMe.
TRAVER PROS..
706 Omaha Nut. Hank Bldg.
Phone. P!itnp lift.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Visible Supply of Wheat Expected
to Fall Off, with Result of In
creating Prices.
CASH CORK EXPORT LIBERAL
FURNISHED ROOM, heated. 4G14 Norts
81s At.
TUB GRAB8MERK, on or two beautlfuf
bedrooms with parlor; also large mahog
any furnished room with private bath;
good board. Phone H. 70"0,
NICE, warm room, suitable for two; ILufl
wk each.
MADISON Slet and Chicago; tram heat;
10 mo. and up: cafe in connection. D 654.
ilODEN HOTEL. Council Uluffa, stean
heated rooms. K per week. Phone .
FARNAM. 2K22. nice Mum heated room.
TWO south front rooma, Wnt Farnam
district, strictly modern. llsr. 6328.
i ii ill
Uaf arnlsked Rounts.
Ill B. 1BTH, for men, steam heat.
Housekeeping Roomi,
TWO beautiful sunny south and east
rooma in new house, front rooms, furn
ish ed complete for light housekeeping;
price reasonable. 1530 S. tUh Bt. Doug
las 7K4.
Hotels AauariaavaitaL.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 16th and Call Tortus,
Weekly rates I? and bp. Tvugiaa lm
DODGE HOTKb- Modern Reasonable.
1 t
Hawses suasl Cafttages.
ALL si a. $3 per month up. 607 Parton.
feTRICTLY modern 6-room cottage, hot
water heat: close In. walking distance.
03 Lincoln Blvd., la. Apply W. H.
Dorrance. Dm-g, 528. or Harney 3151.
-R, BRICK, part mod., extra rood, $11
No children. 8038 B. 18th. Red 4902. o
78
Hmhi and Cottaare-a.
KUDO ANT 9-room modem brick apart
ment, newly decorated, $50 per month;
$46 B. 28th St.
Frame flat, 1121 B. nth St,. 8 rooms.
nw plumbing, newly decorated, oak floor,
large yard, trees, shrubbery; 130 per
month i a bargain.
J. C. ISH, EXECUTOR.
8, list Ave. Phona Hamey 143.
AM. ARB MODERN. '
8903 Casa, 8-r., square. $40.
1X13 Chicago. 8-r. brick, ROOMERS, $50.
loth near podge, 8-r. brick, $32.50.
3S1 N. Ibth, 6-r. and 'hall, square, $37.60.
O'KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
OMAHA. Jan. 3TV 115.
The exportable' wheat -surplus of Ar
gentine la estimated at tll'tllkll to 123..
, ,0i bu., with the latest estimate by the
euuor oi tne Liverpool corn Trade News
at 115,000,000 bu. The (treat drawback to
the movement of wheat out of southern
hemisphere ports Is a lack of ships. There)
have been torrential rains In that coun
try of late, and It Is believed that some
losses will result from these heavy down
pours. The amount of grain will not be
lessened by wet weather, but it will ba a
matter of loss In quality.
It is expected that the visible supply of
wheat will show a further decrease to
day, and that It will only ba a few weeks
until the decreases will ba more pro
nounced. This falling off In aurpllet will
rause foreigners to become morn and
mora anxious to secure breadstuff, and
this may possibly mean much hither
price levels.
The export business In cash com has
been liberal, and from tha rumors cur
rent In grain circles, they are likely to
not only continue liberal, but to Improve.
In the absence of available supplies of
wheat Is r ire enough to meet th wants
of Importing countries), they are not
piirehaalnfg corn in a liberal manner.
Country offerings of oats were reported
as smaller.
The provision situation will continue to
hinge on the run of hogs at western
points. Packers are likely to market con
siderably on any strength In prices.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,272,000 bushels; corn, 43,000 bushels
and oats, 117,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed with com 4d higher.
Primary wheat receipts were l,23ti,000
bushels and shipments of (75.000 bushels,
against receipts of 1.144.000 bushels ana
shipments of 3X1,009 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 3,530,000
bushels and shipments of 1,012,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1.262,000 bushels and
shipments of W,000 bushels last year. -
Primary oats receipts were 1,1106.000
bushels and shipments of 621.000 bushels,
sgalnst receipts of 770,000 bushels and
shipments of 771,000 bushels lsst year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
WheetCorn.Oets
B-R.. mod., 4608 . No. 38th, Ave $1,900.
'$3,0008 rms. 3412 N. 24th. Web. T77.
6-r., model a. 71 B.- 17th St. 7-r., modern.
m Leav. St., good location. Web. 2T.90.
MODERN 1-story house, 1 rooms; never
ooeupied: new furnace: $20. Doug. $863.
FOR RENT Modern 8-roorn house, Kit
& $5th Ave. Inquire T, J. O'Brien,
Hanshaw Hotel, har. 1094. Douglas
Globe Van&Storage
B tores, moves, packs, ships; t-horse van
and $ men. $1.26 per hr. ; storage $8 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4838 A Ty. 230.
FOB RENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rant
This list can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van ft Storage Co., 90S So. itith bl
84d; old. 7s loud; February, 7 44d;
.March. 7s 64d.
FIUU Winter patents, 46.
HOPS In London ti'acltlo roast) 18d
34 6s.
CHICAGO GR All AND IMIOT I8I03f 9)
Irtua Heard at Trade.
CHICAOO. Jaa. 8 Decided tension ea
the buying side and a falling oft In the
stork on hand at the prlnciat domestic
centers helped key up the price of wheat
today the highest record yet during the
European war II 44 a bushel. May de
livery. The close unsettled at we
above Saturday nlrht. Corn rained St
c to S4iHo net, and osts fee to HtrAtQ.
i ne outcome in provisions varied I rum
5o decline to a rise of 2Hc.
Although extreme predictions In regard
to th amount the United States vl-lhle
supply total as to wheat would diminish
today were not fulfilled, the shrinkage
proving to be more than three times as
large as at the corresponding time a year
ago. ' The amount of wheat on ocean
passage was also shown to have been
materially reduced.
On the bulge In wheat profit taking
by longs finally brought about a mod
erate reaction from top prices, but was
fsr from putting an outright check on
demand. Export sales at the seaboard
were said to aggregate 600.000 bushels.
Com advanced with wheat, notwlth
stsndlng fiuse receipts of com here, more
than SM cars, and despite a mammoth
local stock and a bulky visible suiply.
Trading was active at the highest prices
on the crop. Exporters were buying both
here and at the seaboard. Theta was
a broad demand for oats. It wag esti
mated that foreigners took 1.000,oi bush
els. A fresh cut of 1 per cent was
msde In tha probable Argentine surplus.
Provisions rallied from weakness due
to lower prices of hogs. Tha offset
came from the strength of grain.
Leading grain quotations werej
Article! Open. lUgh. 1QW. Close. BaCyT
Chicago
Minneapolis ,.
Duiuth
Omaha
Kansas City..,
8t. Louis ,
Winnipeg
43
...6o
... et
... 87 -...143
... 46
...1
$74
290
244
m
US
24
2
111
Fidelity Storage Co
Ptorage, moving, pack In j aud shipping.
18th A Jackson Bts. Phone Douglas lH.
I Tnsoa ln '1 Parte of the city.
LLOUaea rv.iirh Anns A 'n Rea Rid if
Van and 6tor-
Co., Large
$ men, $1.64
per hr. 1711
Maggard's t
pr tar.. uy. X nifcn. ll.Jid
WuhitAr. I)nn AA'JtV
J
eo,
. IVCCQ Pcl'I" atorage.
moving,
.tnr.vi.
1207 Farnftm. D. 6144.
STRICTLY modern s-roora hous 70$ No.
' n.re'fc. rimw nea 3US.
JTIVE-ROOM bouse, with barn for six
. horses; large Wagon shad and yard;
located at w B. mh bt., Phona Ked
77M.
WANtEl TO llEm
EXPERIENCED farmer, married, desires
to rent farm on shares. Address f 641,
Baa,
WANTED TO BUY
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. J.
C. Heed, iaj7 Farnam. Doug. 6146.
HAMILTON CO., tha only gentile second
hand stoie In tfmer.a. 171 Cuming. D. &sil
WE BUK 2d-hand clothes. 14a N. i4th.
HlUiiEteT jirices for furniture. Web. ool.
iala buys everytiilng 2d nand. Tyler 1418.
IUCAJj ESTATE
FARM RANCH LAMD rOR BALE,
FDtTND ANOTHER HOMESTEAD 321
, aorea In settled country; rich farm land
-Tiot sand; only $JU0. filing fees and all.
, . i,ni uoi M
J. A. Tracy. Fort Morgan. Colo.
lawa.
IMPROVED s 80. BOTTOM LAND, $6
acres of alfalfa, 1 miles from Paclflo
-unction. Fries $100 per acre; $4,000 cash.
, balance terms. J. E. Downing, owner,
yaciflo Junction. Ia.
8 ales reported today; Wheat No. I
hard winter: 1 cars, $1,394; car, $1.38.
No. I hard winter: cars, $1.40; 8 cars,
$1.39; 2 cars. $1.38. No. 4 hard winter:
1 car, $1,174; 1 car, poor, $1.14; Vi car.
$1.34. No. I durum:, 1 car, $1.61. No. 1
durum: 1 car, $1.60. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
$1,354. Rejected: 1 car, $1.36. Sample:
1 car, $1,374. Rye-No. I: ' $1.W. Barley
No. 4: 1 cur, 6c. Corn No. white; 1
car, 76c; 8 cars, 754c. No. 4 white: t
cars, 75c No. 1 yellowr 1 car, 71c. No.
3 yellow: 8 cars, 714c; 88 cars. 71c No.
4 yellow: 1 car, 70c; cars, 704c No.
2 mixed: 1 car, 71c No. 8 mixed: 6 cars,
near white, 75c; 8 cars, near white, 74c;
3 cars, near white, 74c; t cars, 704c. No.
4 mixed: 1 car, near white, 76c; i cars,
noar white. 74c; 4 cars. 70c. No. 6 mixed:
3 cars, 70c. No. mixed: 1 car, near
white, ?4o; 8 cars, 70c Sample: 1 car,
6S4c. Oats Standard: 2 cars, 63c. No.
8 white: 1 cars, b2e. No. 4 white: 2
cars, 624c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. J
Turkey red, $L8741.04: No. STlard $1.87
1.40; No. 8 hard. $l.S2(gL4; No. 8
spring, $1.S741.41; No. 4 spring, $1604J
1.61; No. 8 durum, $1.44(tA1.60. Com: No.
1 white, 7&V8r?S4c: No. 1 white. '?r4c;
No. 8 white, 764i?7c; No. 4 white, 744
75eT No. i white, 74474ic; No. white.
740744c; No. 1-yellow. 7144172c: No. 1
yellow. 7n4i714ic; No. I yellow 71(fjr71We;
No. 4 yellow, 704'570ic; No. ft yellow, 7u
TO4c; No. yellow, 6VltifiW4c; No. 1
mixed. 7044rtlc- No. 2 mixed, 704tp70Scj
No. 3 mixed. 606'70c; No, mixed, 64
70c;No. t mixed, 6470c. Oats: No. I
white, eavic; standard, 62V63c; No. 3
white, 524f('Mc; No. 4 white, 6243624n
Barley: No. 4. 774o; malting, '38o.
Rye: No. 3, $U6i.l4; No. 8, thW&ti
1.1. .
i
St.' Loots Grain Market.
ST. LOUtt Jan. 25. WH BAT No. 3
red, 8L44I.4S; No. J hard. H.4&L4; May,
juit,. si.tj . , . ,
CORN No. 2, 76c; No. t white, T7774c;
May, 804io; July. 814HHc.
Oats-No. 3, 66c; No. 3 white. 64c.
' Liverpool Owmnt Hsrlttt. .
LIVERPOOL,, Jan. 25 WHEAT Spot,
No. 1 Manitoba, 12s 4d; No. 2. 12s 3d; No.
t hard winter, lis H4d.
CORN Spot, American mlxed new, 7s
Wheat
May.
July.
Corn
May
July.
Oats i
May.
July.
rorK
May.
juiy.
Lard
May.
July.
Ribs
May.
July.
144 144 14M41 1444
W4I
W4I
W 304
80 )4I
66N 6741
644 66 I
1IS6 13 M
It 16 I IV 80 I
10 76 losR
WW 11 00
10 23 10 SO
10 50 10 424
6V
644
1A7S
10 96
I
74
&,
674(
, 644!
10 fa
ll oo
644
MS
is r4
11 024
10 824 W 3T4J W SO
10 474I--
REAL ESTATE LOANIJ
CITY and farm loans. 6 64, per cant.
J. H. Iiumont A Co.,16o3 Famam, Omaha
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith A Co., 1S20 Farnara.
tluO to $10,ojv made promptly. F. D. Weed,
Wead Bldg., lath and Farnam tUs.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Natl. Douglas 8716.
GARVIN BROS
6
0 810-112 Brande'ls Theater Blag. "
Chicago Cat . Prices Wheat: No. 3 red,
$1,444(61.47; No. 8 hard, $1.444fft-. Corn:
No. 4 yellow, 71724c; No, 4 white, 119
724c. Oats: No. il white, 6446c; No. 4
white. 6S4WS44C ' Rye: No. 3, $1,224.
Barley, 74gx2c. feeds: Timothy, $6 .(KM
7.60; clover, $li.5016.00. Frovlaions: Pork,
$l.&744fl.S24; lard, $10.5:4; ribs, $9.25
10.224.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 234M04C
EGGS Easy; receipts, 4.7 cases; St
mark, cases included. 253nc; flista, 80
81c; firsts, 8!4&2c.
POTATOES Lnaettled; ref tipts, 40
cars; Michigan and Wlaonnslit re1, XI U
411c; Michigan and Wisconsin white, 38
t4.lc.
POULTRY Alive higher: springs young
stock, 134tflc; fowls. 144c. ,
NEW YORK OENERAIi MARKET
(taetatloas af tha Day on Varlons
Commodities. .
NEW TORK. Jan. 25. FLOUR Firmer!
spring pattnts. $t4.J6rr.l5; winter patents,
$6.60a.M; winter straights, $6.20424.60;
Kansas straights, .$0.46(i.i5.
WHEAT Spot, strongs No. $ red, $1.6414.
and No. 2 hard, $1.65, all rail, c. I. f. track,
export; No. 1 northern, Duiuth, $1.4x4,
and No. 1 northern, Manitoba, $1.53,
c. 1. f. Buffalo. Futures were strong.
May, $1,584: July. $1.134.. ...
CORN (Spot, strong; No. 2 yellow, 84c,
c. 1. f. to arrive.
OATS Spot, firm; standard, flr004c;
No. white, 59fcte; fancy clipped white,
614'24c.
1UY-Stesdy: prime, $1.10; No. 1, $1,074;
No. 3. $LOOi06; No. 8, 96c$1.00; ship
ping, 8S6'J0c.
,1V, d ,uivi. bu, w, vu.ii.tiui. w . .......v.,
1914, l.Vo26c; Pacific coast, 1914. . 10ral4c;
Il, 8(!l()c,
HIDES Firm: Bogota, 8l49M4c; Cen
tral America, 814c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 82c;
seconds. anfoSlc
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: mess. 819.75
JT20.2b; family, X22.0ir:j&.oo. uec(. quiet;
Vmeu. 01:23.011 fumllv 124 OOifieii.OO.
Lord, steady; middle west, $10.7oflO.M.
TALLOW Steady; oitv, 6c; country,
64Q4c; special, ei4W
uo'lTEK Steady; receipts, 5,001 tubs;
creamery extras. 82 scoring. 32ff324o:
creamery, hlrher scorinr. 33(ri334o: cream
ery firsts, 3o314e; seconds, it'u'ltc; lad.es.
current mane, firsts, t'niaaovto; seconas,
23fl4c: packing stock, current make,
No. 3, 204&21C.X
CHEEHE strong: receipts, mi boxes:
state whole milk, specials held, 16S'164c;
average fancy, held, 164S'16o; specials,
fresh. 15Vtil5AkC: average fancy, fresh.
14,irc; skims, 4M44c
EGUS steaa. , reieipis, s,wi cases;
fresh gathered, extra ' fine, 89c; extra
firsts. 8740(380: flrats, Sa37c; seconds, 84
&354c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 4KH2o;
hennery whiles, tfa0c; hennery browns,
ISMiOc; gathered browns and mixed col
ors, SlQ&m. , ,
POULTRT Live, firmer: western chick
ens, 13&1340; fowls. 15i'l&o: turkeys, 139
14c; dressed, quiet; western roasting
chickens, 184tKo; fresh fowls, .lS'alfJci
turkeys, 1242c. .
CITY property. Largs loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder, City Natl. Bank Bldg.
SEE us first If you want a farm loan,
United States Trust Co.. Omaha. Neb.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
REAL ESTATE FOR EX CHANG K
FOR BALE 3,240 acres tins wheat laal
near Richfield. Morton Co., Kansas.
Price, 87 per acre. Will sell part or all
to suit purchaser. Terms cash. Addnus
owner, K. J. McAnarney, FarmersvU.
111.. Rv F. D. No. 1
MtaatMla,
180 ACRES, between Minneapolis and Du
iuth, on tha Boo Una, 4 miles from rail
road town; 70 acres under cultivation,
balance wooded pasture and some good
meadow; no waste land; fair set build
ings; near school; land borders on beauti
ful lake; complete set machinery; ltf
chickens, -plenty of teed, wagon, txiggy
and everything on the place govs at M
per aero; ono-baif cash, ttcuwab Bros
, littt Plymouth Bijg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Nearast&a.
TOR BALE 3.&i0-a. alfalfa and cattle
ranch in western Neb. Write leirus
jwuit, tinrnauu rs , ieo,
FOR BALE Best large body high-grade
medium-Priced nd In Nebraska; vry
littie money required. C. Bradley. Wol
aaoh. Neb.
THE ROSEBUD LAND CO..
414 Barker Blk., Omaha,
Bells, exchanges Neb, farms and ranches.
Booth Dakota.
FOR SAT.Bf 80 acres of rich, level farm
land. Frka sfro. or wlU trade for good
touring car. Ford preferred. J. ifunt.
,u. i. r lore nee ivz.
WILL fell Ml acres of level, rich farm
land for $o50 cash, or will trade for
young marss with foal. J. L. Rich Flor
s?noe. Neb. Tel. Florence lrT
Its.
FOR Bale or Rent 40 acres with water 84
T.rrwa5"- Vt B- Cu,n'
W tscoasla.
Upper Wisconsin
, Best oiry and general crop stats in tha
union; Millers wauted. Lands fur sale at
low prices on easy terms. Ask for book
let No. 4 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. Excellent lands for stuck ralslnx
If intereited in fruit lands ssk for bo.k
let on Apple Orchards. Address Ind snd
Industrial Department, Boo Lino Kiuiasv
Minneapolis, Winn.
tioooUaavooa.
FARK for sale; must sell my Fellsraere
farm. 89 acrea. muck nrsirta .w.A
UIIIW.I. A IfllttS tsiog-, 5L Louis. Mo.
ABSTUACTS IIP TITLE.
REED AlKirtcl Co., oldest abur-ict of.
tiam 10 Nebraska- sua P -oriels ? outer.
KEltK TlUo Ouaraaloe and Abstract Co,
a Binders aioUact offico. So a. liib OL
faono Douglas bvfi.
FOR EXCHANGE 170 acres Texas farm,
$1,000 Improvements, excellent condi
tion, 80 miles Galveston and Houston,
1 mile from station, $10,000; want land.
132 No. 11th St., Lincoln, Neb.
GOOD 160 acrea homestead, 3 miles from
urin junction, Wyoming. Larry Mo
Dermott, Stuart. Neb. m
FRONTIER OA BARGAIN.
Highly Improved farm of 1M a-a
Land all lays fine and is excel lent soil.
will axenange for good Oman rssldeucs.
C. H. COMBS.
811 Brfcadels Theater, Omaha, Nab.
- Douglas 89U.
FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE for Colum
bus. O.. property, two lots Thornbura-
addltlon. one lot Burilnston addition.
Omaha; all free of incumbrance. Address
owner. J. A. Hartley, (4 N. High BU,
Columbus, O.
FINE quarter section, black soil. Greg
ory Co., 8. D., for Omaha property, cash
or what have your O. p. Wllg, 1810 Vin
ton be, Omaha., Neb. .
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED Listings, lots. cottages,
houses to sell on payments. Phone D.
8607.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
TWO AND ONE HALF to 10 acre tracts
In city, $400 up. Phone Doug. 247.
ISM ALL FARMS FOR SALE. .
Wo have 6, 10, to and 31-acre tracts, well
Improved, near Council Bluffs, possession
March L at low figures and on easy pay
ments. DAT A HESS COMPANY.
128 Pearl Bt, Council Bluffs. I a.
REAL ESTATE: NORTH BIDE
Why Pay Rent?,
When, for $100 cash and $30 per month
you can buy a s-room modern, except
heat house In pool repair. House Is at
2U6 N. mh St. Bcttar see this.
Creigh, Son's & Co.
Douglss 1.J0 808 Bee Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST BIDE
Wl-fsT FARNAM borne, only $6.700.
N..2sth Ave.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
nesr car t-'.t snd up. $6 pay
ments. Phone Doug. Ml. .
LOT l'J2 Lenox Add.. $10; worth $jvu.
Clear title. Call Web. 130. Owner.
Kansas City Grata an Provisions.
viNiliil riTT. Jan. 25. WHEAT No.
t hard, $1.894to- 40; No. 3 red, $1.401.41;
Msy, il.884Mji.884: July. $1.21.
CORN-No. t mixed, 7c; No. 8 white,
79c; May, 794o; July. Wtc. .
OATS No. 3 white. 64c;- No. 8 mixed.
BUTTBHi creamery, sue, i:nunui,ro
onds, 28c; packing stock. 20c
EGOS Firsts, sisoi seoonoa, .
POULTRY Hens, 134c; rosters, 104i
turkeys, 16c.
Mlaaeapolls Orala Market.
nrtvicp-.APOI.I8. Jan. 36. WHEAT
May. $1.89441 l rc; to $L89c; July, $1,164
bid; No. 1 hard. $1.4444c; No. 1 northern.
l.;4yl.4iS14o; NO, I wruwro, ti.atT.'qr
1-1V ,
flAJUn uncnimw.
BARLET-4WS76C
KVE $1.2ftl.itt.
BRAN-$33iO.
CORN No. $ yellow, 704'71c.
OATeV No. 8 white, 62M434c
FLAX-$1.8041.34.
i
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 28. METALS Lead.
dull, at 81.lotii3.70; London, 18 7s M.
SpeTur. firm, at $7.ls.46; London, fii.
Tin. dull, at $36,7018.00. Copper, firm;
electrolytic, $14.60; casUng, $14.2u4rl4.60.
Iron, quiet; iso. 1 norinern, 111.1w1u.wi
No. L $!4.2tl4.7i; No. I and No. 3 south
ern, $14.2fcQ 14.75.
At London: npoi copper, aes 11s ea;
futures, s.61 10s. po tin. lt; futures,
BT. LOUIS. Jan. 86. METAL8 Lead,
strong, at $3.0. Spelter, higher, at $6.1.
Evaporated Apples a ad Dried Fralts
NEW YORK, Jan! 26. EVAPORATED
APPLEB Dull; fancy, 740'7; choice,
6'ybfi,4c: prime. tmWa.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, steady; Cali
fornlas, 444(1 14c; Oregons. Uc. Apri
cots, firm; choice, 9fi4c: extra choice,
9A,fel0c; fancy, lollc. Peaches, firm,;
choice, 4.:Tt"c; extra choice. 64-Sc;
fancy, 7f5'i4c. Raisins, dull; loose mus
catels. 44&4c; choice to fancy seeded.
I'h.Wi'h.c; seedless, 644 4c; London layers,
$14llD0.
Wool Markot.
LONDON, Jan, 33. WOOL Nine thous.
and six hundred bales offered at tha
wool sales today brought the best prices
of tha series. Greasy merinos were esi
cially firm and advanced 1" per cent over
the December sales on Increased Freni h
and Ainericau buying. Tha supply of cross
breds was small and tiiey were eagerly
absorbed by the home trade. '
Dry Goods Market. -NEW
TORK. Jan. 25.-DKY GOOD8
Cotton goods continued active. Men's
wear lines were opened in some quarters
without advanco In prices and other
quarters at substantial gains. Drees goods
for tail were opened at advances ranging
from 1 to 6 cents a yard.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
No Great Chang in Cattle Iricei
Compared with Last Week
Fat Sheep Scarce.
HOGS SHOW BUT LITTLE CHANGE
SOUTH OMAHA. -Jan. 35, W5.
Receipts wore: Cattle. Hoa. Sheep.
Estimate Monday 8.1) ,
Same day last week.... L4 $.." 6.940
Same day I wks am... 9.WS 7,tT 17. R
Same day 8 wks ago... 8.8;t 2J.)M
Sams day 4 wks ago... 7.700 4,2M l.1
Same day last year.... t.!x8 8.414 14,7
The following ubla shows tha receipts
of rattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock msrket for the year to
data as compared with last year:
1916. 14. Inc. Pec.
Oattlo km gt.yq 8.6 .rr..
Hogs lxsoos 19s,oo M,03t
Sheep 176.344 171.317 4.127
Tho following table shows the average
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Dste. I l!li. l14,.imu.lU.(mf.Trii)"U.
Jan. f.. 1 sol T g J n I $ 91 I 601 6 M
.'an. I.. I avU t aj 14 1 19 111 I $
Jan. .. OU8 06 f 1 i 09( T 7 III
Jan. 10. e t 1 7 u ihu III
Jan. 11. 3 7041 1 1 lij 8 loj T 7tj $ U ( T4
Jan. 12.1 8 70 II 041 j t 171 T 7x1 I 2k 6 M
Jan. M. 8 tU T3T02$OtUT71l84IM
Jan. 14.. I 47 I 01 t ( j T m 8 M 6 87
Jan. 1J. $ 474 8 18 f 11 15 8 42 it
-Jan. 11 4 8 07 1 15 ISl T 89! k 81
Jss, 17. . e 8 14 T Pi) I 08) 1 72) I 47
Jan, 18. I T44 T 2i 8 04 7 78 3 44 f t!
Jan. 19. $ 724 I 30 t 16 I OS 1 Ml 3 83 4 09
Jan. M. Ill 128 s t6)TH3 11$s3
Jan. 21. I M4 I 111 T 17 T 7! 87 I 97
Jan. 83. 8 (7 1 I 18 T 83 I 89 I I 33 I 01
Jan. 23. 8 614 I 21 7 38 6 M 7 63 W
Jan. M. 8 27 7 2-i $ M 1 4tj 8 to
Jan. 26. 8 1 7 30! I 9K 7 COt 8 05 8 M
'Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Ulon stock yards,' South Omaha,
frtr twenty-four hours ending at $ o'clock
yesterday :
RECEIPTS CARS,
r s. e. - CatUe.Hogs.8heep.H sei.
C M. fit. P 7 10 1
Missouri Pacirie ,. ,. .1
i nlon Paclflo 19 10 26 4
C. N, W., east.. 81 3 1 v 1
C. A N. W.. west.. M 31 1 , 11
C, St. P., M. A O.. 84 14 1
C, B. A Q., east.. .. 1
C, B. & J., west.. 44 25 11 3
C, II. I. A P., east. 15 I 1 1
Illinois Central .... 28 8 .
Chicago O. W 6 ' 6 .. ,
Total receipts... 2-
113
40
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Csrtle Unw Bheen
Morris A Co 5 - o.'4 1,8:9
Swift dt Co 89 K3 1.5
Cudahy Parking Co.... 912 3.339 2.M
Armour Co 148 2.031 tt
W. Murnhv 1 M7
Lincoln Packing Co.... 28 ,v
So. Omaha Packing Co. 6
Armour, South St. Paul.... 1,510 .....
Kenton. Vansant at L. . 297
Hill A Son 11 "....
F. B. Lewis 31 ,
Huston A Co 39
J. B. Root A Co 63
J. H. Bulla 48 .....
L. F. Huss 140
Kosenstock Bros. 78
Kellogg tot
werthelmer ft Degen.. 4.'9 .....
M. Hamilton So
Rothschild 67
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co... 2m
Christie 129 .....
Higglns
Huffman 18
Meyers 4
Baker. Jones at 8 11
Tanner Bros. 82 .....
John Hsrvey 217 ..... .....
Dennis ft Francis 54
Klein 1N9
Pat O'Day , 29
Other buyers 6X3 265
Totals 8,074 8.994 11,43
CATTE Receipts were vary liberal this
morning and tnera were very aiseabla
runs at most all points. At tha same
time there was a fair buying demand, so
that the market as a whole did not show
much change as compared with last week.
Beef steers were a little Slow and sell
ers worked hard to get a little more
money for heir- holdings, but buyers did
not seem Inclined to advance last week's
tig urea, Tha mum was true of cows and
heifers, the market on that class of
stock opening In about the same notches
as last week. The demand for 1 seders wss
not very sctlve, ln fact tha market was
rather dull, even for tha good kinds,
and no better than steady.
The market on killers closed slow and
weak, buicher stock especially being very
weak, with the tendency downward. Feed-,
ers closed not only slow, but as much as
10c lower In most cases.
Quotations on cattle: Good to cholos
corn-fed beeves, 8.00ir8.2K; fair to good
corn-fed beeves, $7.60ti4t.O0; common to
fair corn-fed beeves, $6.60((jp7.60; good to
choice cows, $5.7Mg.50; fslr to good cows,
$5,004(6.60; common to fair cows, 34 Otnf
6.09; good to choice atockera and feeders,
r7.264iH.8f; fair to good stocksrs and feed
ers, $4.605f7.26: common to fair Blockers
and feeders,' 18. 76fe'6. 50: stock heifers, $6.69
47.50; stock cows, M.7&&4.26: stock calves,
$8.008.00; veal calves, $7.60w9-00; bulls.
Stags, etc. $5,0096.75.
Kcpresoutative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ma
4...
...
11...
it.... 1017
18 :)
l 1031
Hi
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96
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7 M
(II
t 74
7 44
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I 46
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4 t
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, 140
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844
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14 417
4..; U6
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4 447
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9
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UZIFEPS
6 00 44 m
I m 14 714
I II 9 1M
6 M 4 4S7
9 40 1 7. 416
.
14 1....
4 44 1....
I 44 1....
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4 74 11
1 00 1
I 69 Iu4
, . .;S 4t '.lai-.4.,.
8 44 44 411
, 4 4 04 1 7t4
N U . 1.. I1W4
u II. 27 ;
9 411 6 14 f 4
HOGS cu, plies were fslr for a Mondar
and when ad vices from otner points caiua
a little lower, local packers mado tuelr
first bids at figures tnat wero anyway a
nickel tower than Saturday, bhlppers
were not doing a thing and tha autire
receipts were left at the disposal of tho
killers. Psckars stuck to their early of
fers for soms time, but nothing inOved
on this hakls and before anyone started
to out loose, bias had been raised until
they wore fully steady with Saturday's
packer market. Movement started out dull
at steauy prices, but befora tha close
trade had shown a fair degree of activity
in one or two spots and while the ex
treme close was dull a pretty fair clear
ance had been made by shortly after 10
o clock. The general trade can be quoted
as steady with Saturday's killer market,
whlcu means that today's figures are a
Utile lower than the average at the close
of tha wees. This Is duo to tha fact that
shipiors bought a fair share of the sup
ply Saturday at better prices than pack
ers wero paying, while today tliey were
no shipping orders hero and everything
sold oa the same basis.
Representative sales.
I. 008.10 tndsv. The most advance was
on the half-fat offerings, and even the
heavy grsdes sold to much belter ad
vantage than toward the close of 1t
week. The rang on lambs was aaywhere
from $8 to $8.10.
Quotations on sheep and lambsi Lambs,
good to choice, $H ii 40; lambs, fslr to
good, $4,004)8.20; lambs, 85 pounds up.
t7 tr v0; lambs, shesrlng. $7.6Yti9 05;
yesritngs, light, $7.1ii7.4ii; yesrlin,
heavy, $.Mi7 jn; wethers, good to choice,
$.0ntM.25; wethers, fair to jroood, $.'v.i',lr
4 0"; ewes, good to choice, 6.6t(f6.r0; ewes,
fair In roml W.f6 fnl
No. Av. Pr.
241 Utah ewes 121 I 83
!: I'tah lambs ..1 l 8 011
JiJ fed ylKS. ft wthrs 92 w
f44 fed lsmos .........r n "
268 fed Ismhs M 7 85
21 Colorado vearllngg , as 7 3"
1W Colorado lambs 1 74 I 26
1U Colorado ewes hu 1
V4 fed lambs I
279 fed lambs f I
K4 Montana ewes 92 6 i0
261 Mexican ewes 90 IW
341 Montana lambs $ 16
CHICAGO LIVR STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ft i" as Hoars B'.eady keep
Strong.
CHICAOO. Jan. 36. 'ATTLF-Recelpts,
18.0HO hesd; msrket firm; native steers,
l6.finti-9.26: western, 85.10tr7.M: cows mnil
heifers. $3$fwr8 0i; calves, H.lMllO.W.
1 1 ,! Receluts. 4.Ono hesd: market
steadv to 60 lower: bulk of sales. It'it
l; "light, 98.7tW7.15: mixed, 9rt.6Mi;
heavy, p..3R'u4i.; rougn, .sm.w'; P'ga.
$S4(VfT7.16.
8HKKP AND IAMBK-Receipts,
head: market strops: sheep. $:..9oiid.7T;
yearlings, $.9i('(8.00; lambs, $?.2vuft.s3.
Kanaaa City 1,1 ve gtock Market.
KANMA8 C1TT. Mo.. Jan. 28 CATTI.K
Receipts, 11,000 head:, market higher:
prime fed steers, $.1 60r(i9.0U; dreftsrd beef
steers. 87.00-08.26: western steers. 87.m4f
1.49: stockers and feeders, I.0iu7.75; bulls,
$6.rKi8 60; ralvss, $6.Skfi ld.60.
HOGS Receipts, 10,t head; market
weak: bulk of sales. M.60ii.76: hesvy.
$8.7U.76; packers and butchers, $6.0
1.80; light, $8.i(r.80; pigs, 98 .36W8.58.
SIICEP AND LA MllS Receipts, T.Oin
head; market higher: lambs. 1x08.40;
yearlings, 9S.7,'( i.M; wethers, Jii.OtkiiOW;,
wes. $6.40p8.00.
St. Lowls Live Stock Market.
ST. IOUIS, Mo., Jan. 16.-CATT1..K-Recelpts,
6,9t hesd; msrket lower; native
beef steers. $7.5tVuK.0O: cows and heifers.
IA.0iMis.6Q; stockers snd feeders, !6.2j7.2.,;
southern steers, $3.71.4X7.85: cowa and
heifera. $4 OkjuUiO; native calves, $tt.0OO'11.0ii.
HOtiS Receipts. 3,200 head: msrket
steady: pigs and lights, $8.0P7.15; mixed
and butchers, fci.96.ji7. 16; good hesvy, $7.00
t7.15.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 1,100
head; market higher: native muttons.
M 7Mf.no, lambs, $8.2&Tt8.0; yearlings.
.SMUI.SO.
Bassla Hays Mllllaa Horsoskoos.
OATASAUgiJA. Penn., Jan. 26. An
liouncement was made here yesterday
by a local house of a receipt of an order
from the RussUn government for l.Ovv.OuO
hoTse shoes. Tbo plant Is running day
and alg lit.
At. 9k.
....140 ...
.... .,.
,...t6..
....lit
....'Ht ...
... r 49
....til ...
Pr.
4 40
4K4
4 46
I 4
44
4 10
4 14
were moderate,
No, Ar. 9k, Pr. Ne.
607 ... 4 IS 40...
48 479 104 I 44 44...
94 114 ... 4 40 74...
14 444 40 4 44 It..,
4M Ii4 12 4 44 87...
14 tut ... 4 114 U...
4 K.1 40 I 40 44...
SHEEP Tha receipts
being estimated at 9.000 head. A week
ago the receipts were only 6.940. which
was also a light supply for a Monday.
Two weeks ago as many as 17.925 ht-ad
wero reported In, and a year ago 14,6V.
There were not many good killers on
ale this morning, ami the proportion of
half-fat stuff was a little larger than
usual.
Trade was a little late In getting under
way, but ones the market opened business
was active, and both- sheep and lambs
were anywhera from loo to iVu higher
than the close of last week. Lambs thst
would not hava brought more than $7.7$
and 17.6s last Frluay Suld up around
Ions City Live Stork Market.
BIOUX CITY. Jan. tB.-CATTI.n-Receipts,
4,500 head; natWe steers. $.6f?7.7S;
butchers, $5.00416.80; cows and heifers, $4.50
(rn.00; cannnra, $3.764r-4.7l; stockers snd
feeders, 86.004i7.00; calves, K.OOj.8.50; bulls,
stsgs, etc., $4.60Hf.10.
HOGS Receipts. 5,600 nead; market Be
lower; heavy, $8.85: mixed, $6.HL'4tiH.fi6;
light, ISfttfijntK',; bulk of sales. $8.SiJ.IV.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, F-00
head; market steady; awes, $isoiil.60;
lambs, 8,35e.35J t
f. Joseph Live Stock Market. )
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 25.-CATTLFR-reipts,
1,100 head. Market higher; ateors,
17.00-U9.00; cowa and heifers, H.2Titl8.M;
calves, $6.0Ot)9.60.
HOGS-Rocelpts. 8.300 hesd. Market
steady; top, $8,724; hulk of sales, pi.HM
1.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelpte. 4.000
head. Market higher; lambs, $77wi.40.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
No.
NEW YORK TOCK MARKET
Trading Sug-geiti Renewal of L&it
Week'i Reactionary
Trend.
MOST CHANGES ARE SMALL
NEW TORK. Jan. 25 Trading In se
curities today suggested a renew si of last
week s Iste reactionary trend, although
the movement waa more narrow and the
volume of business, both sm to bonds and
stocks, much restricted. Prices rose and
fell Intermittently, rhanges In most In
stances being less than a point. Tha en
tile ettn was under tho Influence of
the pruieeKlonal element, a large part of
wnicn wan evidently committed to tne
sport account.
Pressure upon United Plates Pteel and
g (ew other favorites waa more or lens
constant, the selling of steel being bssed
upon reports connocted with the quarterly
meeting of the directors tomorrow, some
of which intimated that the dividend on
the common stock mWht be suspended.
There were a few gains In stocks which
have little or no public following. Ixw
ent prices were registered In the las hour,
but final dealings showed some demand
lor I nion 1'aciric. Reading and Haltlmore
ft Ohio, the closing being less IrremiUr.
General news Included a new high rec
ord for May wheat, with further heavier
exports of that staple under negotiations.
resumption on an Increased scale at nu
merous manufacturing Dlants. chiefly
those connected with the steel Industry,
and another rise In copper metsl.
r rom the west, w hich he contributed
largely to the recent activity In the stock
market, came advices conflrmstory not
only of relaxing credit conditions, but of
gsms in many lines of commerce.
Railroads also reflected this Improve
ment In the larger volume of tonnage.
London a markets were stimulated by
the British naval success and interna
tional storks wore In demand at advances
over last week's financial quotations, pri
vate cables suggested thst a portion of
the French treasury notes recently taken
by London might soon be offered nare.
Bonds were barely steady, showing none
of last week's Insistent derrwnd. Total
sales, par value, wero $2,900,000.
- t nited Bts tea cotinnn 3s and Panama
registered ?s gained one-halt of 1 per cent
on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
8lf. H'h. L. Cleee.
l.OOO 1HV4
1.
4,4"
1.4ii0
KW uni jirf inn
A lank 0ol4
Amslfmmstee Copper .
Amerlrsn Beet gusar..
Amarlosn Its
Aserlras g. A R....
Am. S. a It pM..
414
44
174
4
S3
KS4
1.100
l.xo
200
400
r
4
71t
174
17
low lH
gov aa
74
174
11
107
14
,
44
rii
'4J
Bank Clearings
Bank clearings In the United Ftales for
the week ending January 14, ss reported to
Bialeireet's Journnl. New Ycrk, segre
gate $.1.1'-3.370.nnn, asalnst $1,7,7lO,nno last
week and $.'l.n.6,784." In this week last
rear. Canadian cleailnKs acKregHte KW,
3,000, as asalnat II.U.ITl.oO Inst wu.k
and $167,".OoO ln this week last year.
Following are the returns lor tills week
snd last, with percentsges of . change
from this week last yesr.
Cities.
I. ft
MO
1.100
'i.ieb
44
4
k
"siii
K4V4 14 S4,
Silt '
44
II
914
'siij
w 74 74
400
ISO
)
W'4
14
4
lit
ft
)D4
80
t;
64
44
11
is
114
im I44k )44 1W
700 114 lia aJi'4
l,4o
14
474
414
14
47
244
1,000 1.14
1J 119
t."0 44
.... 20 1SS4
.... 1.HKI 11
.... 11.40 14
100 IIS
IJ4
41
.....
II
114
IT
SI
M4
67
1S7
H4
14
4S4
tl
1M4 1174
1M 111
. BUTTER No. 1, I-r. cartons. Bo No.
8, SO-lb. tubs, tBo.
CHE EflE Imported. Swiss, iso: Amer
ican Bwiaa, 38c; block Bwlas, 2; twins,
18c; daisies, 17c; triplets, 17c; Young
Americas, 114c: blue label brick. 17o) llm
burger. 3-4b., 20c; 1-lb.. 20o; New Tork
white, 18c; Imported French Roquefort,
4fro.
BEEF CUTS-ftlbs: No. 1, 18cl No. 2.
U4o; No. , 114c. I -cms: No. 1, 194c;
No. A. 164c; No. 1. 124c. Churksi No. 1,
104c; N. 2, 94ci No. 3, 9a. Rounds: No.
1, 12c: No. 8. Uo; No. 8, Ho. plates:
No. 1, 84c: No. 3, 8c; No. 8, 74o.
FISH Trout, 14c; largo crapples, 15a;
salmon, 11c; halibut, lioi channel cat
fish. 12c; pike, 14c; pickerel, lOo,
1-OU LTRT Broilers, 144ci spring chick
ana. He; kena. 9dllo: oocks. 80; ducks,
10c; geese, sn; turkeys, 14c pigeons, per
00s., hoc: aucgs, iuii lesinerso, joc; gesso.
Luii teawaroa, so; squacs, wo. 1, 11.W;
. 660.
Market quotations furnished by Qllinakl
Fruit company:
FRUITS-Orangei. extra fancy Wash
ington navels, 80s, una, 100s, 112s, 12.76 per
box; 12a, Uios, 1116 per box; 17Ue, 200s,
21 lis, 2Xs, $2.76 Tier box. Lemons, fancy
Hunklst, 30Os. 86os, $4.60 per box choice
lied Ball, $4 00 per box. Grapefruit, 9t,
k. . J u aA. . '1 rj. wa- , .. 1
fancy White Winter Pearmalnes, $1.7TrO
1 w per box; extra fancy Washington
Wlnesaps. $1.75 per box: extra fancy
Bpltxenburgs, $1.60 per box; Oregon Bplts
enburgs, 1L86 per box; extra fancy Colo
rado unwrapped Jonathans, II 60 per box;
extra fancy and fancy Waflhlngton Hoov
ers, 11.40 perbox: small Jonathans. $1.23
per box; fancy Idaho Grimes Golden, $1.60
per box; choice ldalio Grimes Golden, 41. 3
per box: fancy Washington Grimes
Golden, $1.50 per box; extra fancy Idaho
Jonathans, $1.60 per box; New York Rus
sets. $3.00 per bbl.; Black Twigs, $.1.50 per
bbl. Grapes, California Emperors. $3.fi0
per drum; extra fancy Malagas, xh.w per
bbl. Pears, Anjous, $2.25 per box; Jerseys,
$2.26 per box; Sheldon, $2.26 per box; Law
rence, $3.ii0 per box; Bosco, $2.26 per box;
Easter. $2.25 per box. Strawberries. 40c
per qt. Bananss, ll.7Mii3.60 per bunchy.
f igs, u u-os., sue per box; 00 e-os, 4iw
per box. Dates, sugar walnut, $1 40 per
oox; nauowi, so per id. umn, ai.10 per
box. Cranberries, late Howes, $7.00 per
bbl. Tangerines $1.60 per box.
VEGETABLES Caullf lower. $3.0 per
crate; cucumbers, $3.36 per box: celery.
Jumbo, 7iic per dos.; leaf lettuos, 4uo per
dos.; head lettuce, $1.00 per dos. Onions,
yellow, 3c per lb.; red, fo per lb.; white,
24o per lb; Spanish, $1.60 per crate. Arti
chokes, $1.60 per dos.; Brussel sprouts, 20c
per lb.; ondlve, 85o per lb.; beans, $4.60 per
hamper; cabbage, 14 o per lb.; red. cab
bage, 14c per lb.; pep per a, 50c nor basket;
tomatoes, $6.00 per basket; onions (shal
lots;, 6U0 per dos.; garlic, Italian, 20o per
lb.; beets, 6O0 per tloi.; carrots. Boo per
dos.; radishes, 60c per dos.; turnips, hxs
per dos.; splnsch, 60c per dos.; parsley, too
per dos. Potatoes, Colorado Vturals, 75c
per bu. : Red River Ohlos, 75c per bu. ;
MtanesuHa Will tea, 66c per bu. Bweet pola
toes, Kansas $2.60 per bbl.
NUTo No. 1 California walunts.' 18o ner
lb.; filberts, 16e per lb.; pecans, 124a per
lb.; Braslls, 124o per lb.; almonds, 20c
per lb.; black walnuts, 34c por lb.; cocoa
nuts, $3 60 per sack, 7bc per dos.
MISCELLANEOUS Bhelled popcorn, 4c
per lb. Crackerlack, $3.60 per case; 4
case, $1 75. Checkers, (3.60 tcr osan; 4
case, $1 76. Mushrooms, 60o per box.'Kaum
quots, 26o per box. Honey, $3.7 per case.
Cider, New Tork, $3.60 iwr keg. $8.00 per
bbl. Caasaba gems, tl.Wtfg.OO per crate.
Hay Market.
OMAHA. Jan.' 3R.-PTtAIRI75 HAT
Cholco upland. $11.0jpll.M (must be choice.
In tight bales, to bring $11 .60); No. 1, $1060
t?lLU; No. 3, $8.0C(M0 0f; No. I, $.00?8 0o.
Cholco midland, lo.60'aH.OO; No. 1, HO00
ft 10 .60; No. 3, $8.0'ito0; No. 8, $8.oV( (.
Choirs lowland, ls.(vn9.00; No. 1, M.0ui
l.t; No. 1 17.0Uw.00; No. 8, $6.00-700.
STRAW There Is none on the msrket.
Cholos wheat IS quotable at $6.6oyJ.00;
choice oat or rye. $6.0uu.60.
ALFALFA The supply - still remains
good, there being about nrteen cars on all
tracks. The greater portion of the supply
Is No. I and No. 3, very little No. 1 and
choice. Values remain unchanged. Choice,
pea green, fine stem and leafy, $13.0049
18.60; No. 1, 112.r13.00, No. 2. ia-OUtf
12.w; o. I, .o'il.w.
' toffee Market
NEW TORK. Jan. 25. COFFEE There
was soms further realising or liquidation
and a little trade selling In the market
for cof'ie futures here todsy, and prices
eafd off In.lhe abserua of any linportant
demand, although the allot situation was
generally sternly, with cost and freight
offers from Bntxll unchanged to a shade
higher. Futures opened at a drrline of I
to 8 points and closed at a ntt loss of
7 to 12 points. Bales. 9.0iu bags Januarv,
lc; February, 6.21c; March, 4.31c; April,
6.40c; May, 6.49;-; June. .3ic; July, 7.40c;
August. 7.48c; Heptemlicr. 7.5'jc: October,
7 Sue; Novenllier, 7 71c: December, 7.77c.
Hin.it, Meadv; llio No. 7, 8c; HhhIos No. 4,
luc. Rio, 76 rels higher at 414.5; rianloa,
unchanged. Rio exchanie 011 lotuluq 4J
lower.
Am. Miar MerlnlDS 1 Wilt 14
Anierlran T. T 404 110 i 1H4
smarirsn xonaeeo
Aiiaennda Mlnlns
Att-hlaon
Kalllmors Ohio
KlooKlya Raeld Tr
Ollfnrnla Petroleum ....
Csuaitlss Par.tflo
Oniral leather
t'benatiealia g Ohio.......
(Tilcao a. W.'
CMivso, M. A St. P
t'hl.-.uu S. W
("Man Oiper ,
rolorado Kuel A Iroa...,
rolnntile A iteuther
llenvar A Rio Ur-ande...
Drarer A St. (4. M
Ilatlllara tleenrltlas ....
Erls
41er.ral Kleetria
Oreat Northers pti
(Imat No. Ore etra.
(luiarnbalm RhtBloratlos..
iiunoia t'anu-al
Interbemuxh Mat. Bf4...
InHplrailon Copper
Intematlnnal llarveatsr..
Kanasa riiy Kouthern....
Lahlsh Valley
Iottinvllle Nanhrllla..
Mnlrsa Iwmlnn
Miami Ooppar
MIoaouH, 1. A T..
Mlamerl radfla
Natleaal Rlamilt
National 1a4 .,
Nevada Copper ....
Ntw Yoek tlantrsl.,
N. T., N. H H
Norfolk A Westers...... loa 10514 IraUj
Nortliera 1aeitie ........ . I"1 lur4
l-arino Mall inn
Paclflo Tel. A Tel....... ,
Pwnnaylvanls .. 90S
I'nllBian I'alane Car 104
Pif copper l.S'e
ItMidlng, au-SiTtdeng .,
Hepublie Iroa A Meal.
llocli laland Co
Hook Uland Co. (d..
Ht. L. A R P. M pM
Rmithern Paolfle , ,4mt ITTH 84
Snuiliara Tu.llwa.y ,. " 1714 ' 174
TMmeaa- Copper ....... '400 114 1114
Taaas Otanpanr .......... 4oe lltl 1M4
Psloa Paeino 4,404 Wit 1114 131
I'nion raruio pia. , ..... Bl
l'Blted Htates Steal 90. VM
i'. b. nieai pra. ......
tMah Topper ,,
WaMuk pfd 1 M 14 4
Wwunt Union l.nort ti
WeMlnabeuea Eleetrte ... 400 7m Tl
Total sales for the 4ar. 144. 109 sbsrea9
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia ,
Boston ,.,
Bt. Louis ,
Ksnsas City
Pittsburgh ,
Ban Francisco
Baltimore ,t
Minneapolis
letroit
Cincinnati ,
( 'le veljtn.4
fxis Anselee
JSew Orleans......
tllnaha ,
Milwaukee
Atlanta ,
I.ouisvlle ........
riesttln
Buffslo ,
8t. Psul
Portland, Ore.....
Denver
Richmond
Indianapolis ......
Providence ,.
Fort Worth
Washington, D. C
Memphis
Kr .1 .., H
Columbus
Nashville
Alhany
Salt ILks Cltv
Toledo
lcs Molnei
Hartford
Duiuth
Rochester .........
Savannah
Norfolk
Hnokana ...........
Wichita
Macon .............
Oakland
."cranton ...
Peoria
New Haven .......
Bloux Cltv
Grand Rapids ....
Pyracuae
Jacksonville, Fla.
Birmingham
Austin
Springfield. Mass
WnM-Ml,
Chattanooga .
t'Kiannma
Dayton , ....... ,
Uttle Rock
Tacoma , - ,
Lincoln ...........
Amount I Inc. ( Don.
e4
114
114
US
48
14
114
ia
1,000
11
424
lis
154
1141
114 1N4
1S74 W74
1144 lt-4
11'4
.414
44
1014
IMS
'4
Mv
IOU
1144
$1,714. 999.001 1(
HUf.f.Vl.li'.'
lf;l. 421.000
1M.HJl.i!'
86.6U.("1
Sl.STR, OO
4.0Kl.
61. lx.0i
SS.Xifi.OnU
30,711 .mas
2rt.37l.Oia'"
28,3."J,ni)
1. 444,0m.
ia..cj.oi"M
21.J(.oiM
IS.l.ninl
n.i.w.ciol
13.(1.2.000
14.042,0001
ll.iliuniii
It. 613,0001
ll,7W.i
lU.8li3.0001
$.537.0110
$,3'14.IAH
8.775.04H
8.0-'9.('4
10.3.8.I4I0
7.CM.0KM
8.61 4,00" M
9,0111, oni
, 646.01
l,8M8.nnoi
6.912.0i!
,9H, mj
7.I40.01M
4,2R8,(i0
5.74,0.
4,4W.(0
4,9X9. 01 tn
6.471.0001
4.112,0110
,5H4,iii
8.116.0001
1 936.01 al
S.4!'1.00iM
4.8-.a
1, 244. non
4,(l,("
3.191,001 H
8.M Om
J,74,0fti
a.417,0uO
3.707.0
l.5;,0nirl
3.KH.000
t, 000.01 oj
$.4fA,(ioi
IK lOoi
3.01 Mwi
3.2HA.A11O
1.870,000
l,91,O0O
Last week's.
is I
1.6
'ii'..
12.1
'ii'i
.1
11.1
11.7
1.41
39.61
11.
l.R
41.9
3.7
10.6
1.1
19.1
1U7I
14 1
12.7
87
7.8
'io.i
4
5 4
'ii'A
14.8
III
15.9
12.4
il
14 I
1.0
"'.9
7.9
18. 1
i
11 ;
27.8 '
12 J
16.1
"ii
14.1
8.5
17.3
"iTi.
7 .
8.4
9 1
8 6
38.6
30.4
.
o Sails,
'ail
21.0
3.4
1741 17S 17S
i 19,409 1114 1444 1M
iiasg e4e sseag SM
100 4 4 4
V
4
ami
111
1S8
l4 6014 II
400 10 1OTV iml
m.tumt n aula M
Demand Made for a .
Storm Sewer for . ;
v Northwest Section
Tha city commissioners hava Agreed to -make
a trip Saturday morning to the '
northwest portion of the dty to Investi
gate tha needs of a storm water' sewer.
These officials will ba accompanied by
members of tha Douglas county legisla
tive delegation and member of the im
provement clubs. l v .
At meeting; of tha dty oouadil com
mittee of ths whole B C. Bikes, E. Mo
Michael, and II. J. Ilaokett, representing
Fairfax-Kenwood, Monmouth Park - and
Fontenells Improvement clubg, respeo-
. 1 .. . 1 . . , , ... .
jers sjid urged that the execrable open
sewer from Thirty-sixth and Bpragu
streets to Forty-second and Boyd streets
ba abated and that a tubai&ntlal sewer
be built ,
Ths city commissioners hops ths legis
lature will increase tha annual sewer
bond fund from $100,000 to $200,000. Tha
proposed northwest sewer would cost
about $50,000.
I
4
714
New Tork Money Market.
NEW TORK, Jan. 35. MERCANTILE!
PAPER 84W4 per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm: sixty
day bills, $4.K2r.O; fop cables, $4.tK8r; for
demand, $4 8438,
rilLVER Bar. 484c: Mexican dollars.
S74c '
bonds Government, strong; railroad,
Irregular.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-eiLVER-Bsr, 32d
per ounce.
MONEY 1 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATEB Bhort bills, 14JT14
per cent; three months, 14ifl 13-16 per
cent.
Tims loans, dull; 90 days, t per cent: 90
days, 1 per cent; six months, 84tj4 per
cent. Call money, steady- high, 24 per
tent; low, -14 per cent; ruling rate, 8 per
oent; last loans. 24 per cent; closing bid,
3 per oent; offered at 24 Per cent
Closing quotation on bonds today wars
s follows:
V. g. rrf. la, rag.... "IM. K. A T. lt 4s.. 4
is (oiiBua 9ii4 Mo. l ac. sv. a 44 .
V. I. " 1014 N. Y. C. g. ma.,. 41
4a saupos lo.iaN.y. Cltr 4S4a Ml.. lonu
TJ. a. 4a, rag 14 N. Y. Bute 4e....lja)t
oe eaupoa 110 H. Y.. N. M. A H.
Paeama la eeapea..lnl s. 144
Am. Bmallepj 4S....HM4 Ne. PaoUl 4s tiv
A. T. A T. sv. 44piit4 4. Ss HV4
Armour ft Oe. 44s IM O. g. U ref. 4s 414
Atetuaos sas. 4a... . 944 'Pao. T. ft T. Is... S7U
Dal. A own 4s 414 Pi eon. 4s MZ
Cbaa ft dale 44s.. lwRsadlns ss. 4s.... 944
C, B. A Q. i. 4a ... I4B. L. ft P. r. 4a 44
RHtiri aa..ioiife. rao. ev. ss....,, a
. R. I. A P. e. 4s V Ss raf. 4a...
O. ft 8. rat- 44s.... Ii4 do av. 4s Suv
D. A R. U. ref. 4s.. 4; So. Rail war 6a 1004
Kris s-n. 4s 44llnlB Paolfts 4s.... 47
nro. Hlavtrle 4.. .104 do cr. 4a pou
ut. No. lat 44e...l01 tr. g. Rubber 4s....lija
III. Can ref.-ta 17411. g. giaal 4a. -....101
K. 0. go. ref. 4a... 41 Wabash lat 4a aU.
L. A M. uni. 4a... 44 West, tisloa 4H-...iI
wast. glee. ev. 4a... tea
Bid. CW tared.
Bank Cleeirlags.
OMAHA, Jan. 36 Bank clearings for
Omaha today went $2.ftl.994.M and for tha
corresponding day last year 8,til,7i3.8s.
gasrar Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-BUGAR Market
for fulures opened lw points higher,
gained another point or two, and by mid
day waa 8018 points higher od antlve buy
ing, prompted by the unsettled weather
conditions in Cuba and the firm spot sit
uation. Bales were 1,90 tons. Opening
bids: Februsry. 991n; May, 111c; June,
1.17c; July, 12HC. The spot market was
firm; centrifugal, 3 N01c; molasses, 1.31
i3.24o; refined, steady; eut loaf, 896o;
cruHhed, t.86c; mould A, 6.60c; cubes, 6 k-;
XXXX powdered, 6 20o; powdered, A 16c;
fine granulated, S.Abo; diamond A, 6 (6c;
confeclloner' A, 4 95c; No. 1, 4.80c.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 26 COTTON Spot,
quiet; middling upland, 18. 56c; sales, 3u0
beles.
Cotton futures closed steady; March,
861c; Msy, 8 81c; July. I Olo; August. 9.08o;
October, 9.21c; December, 9 34c.
The coltun market closed steady at a
net galu of from 7 to 11 points.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1 COTTON pot,
eaay; good middling, 6.17d; middling, 4.96c;
low middling, 4.48c. Bales. 7.0u0 bales.
Joe Hummel Gives
.Joy to the Kiddies
City Commissioner J. B. Hummel say
he wants to maks (hi statement to the
boys of Omaha:
"Kay. kids, I . have received ' material
for eight sets of turning poles, flying
rings, trapeses and vaulting standards. I
will place one set tn sach of the parks,
and will have them all ready before the
robins are here. I expert to take some
exercise myself this spring and will be
out with you. I uoed to be able to turn
the muscle-grinder many year ago, and
I believe I can do It again. Will see
you all Inter,"
GIVE GOLD WEDDING '
BANDS FOR IRON RINGS
Mors than 100 gold wedding and en
gagement rings hava been contributed to
ths "melting pot" for German war re
lief, Mrs. Paul Ootaschman, ther chair
man, reports.
"Many men and women have taken off
their weddings and engagement rings
snd exchanged them tor ths Iron ones,"
he says. "Besides that, quits a r umber
of German-tAiTseticans hava donated,
highly prised rings Of deceased relatives.
Many such sacrifice! come to our notlos
dally." ' '
Be vera Is boxes of rings, old Jewelry and
other valuables exchanged for Iron rings
hava been sent to Washington to bm
molted down and sold. Better places of
Jewelry were taken to jewelers ts be
repaired. . , 1
A committee sent kway ths Valuables
Monday morning. On tha eonfniltUe -were
Mrs. Getsschmann, Mrs. Klenko, Mrs.
Koehneman, Mrs. Ruhmor- and Mrs,
Rauman.
WHITMAN TAKEN EAST ON V
CHARGE OF ROBBING CARS
William Chsster Whitman, wasted In
Columbus, O., on a charge of robbing
cars In lntsrstaU commerce, wag taken
east from Omaha to answer to the charge.
Ha was in charge ef Chief Deputy United
(Hates Marshal J. B. Nlokerson of Omaha
and Dsputy Marshal C P. Hansel . of
Lincoln. United States Marshal ,'Wgrrrer,
at first got word from Columbus that he
had been sees about Newton, Neb. This
ts a small place la the sand hills, eighty
miles f rom a railroad. ' Later the trail
led to Nelson and finally Whitman waa
captured in Bunerior.
WEALTHY SPRINGFIELD
MAN COMMITS S.UIC1DE
Henry Moore, aged 83 and single, hanged
himself to. rafter upstair In his farm
home a few miles out of Bpringfleld, some
time' Sunday or Sunday night. Friends
found him there ln the morning. He was
hanging by a stout rope and was froxea
stiff.
No definite motive for the deed is
known. He was well-to-do, as he owned
two farms near Bpringfleld and was
rated to be worth some $75,000. Sunday
he told friends he was going to St.- Louts.
PECULIAR BLAZE AROUSES
INTEREST OFFIRE WARDEN
A two-story, rrame dwelling at ' 5SJS
Mason street, owned by 8. Mattgan, wus
badly damaged by fire Sunday night.
Neighbor declare there was an explosion
following which every room seemed to
be ablnks in an Instant. No onu was
hurt Fire W arilen Mori Is. w ho se.ys
the flie docs not look exactly 1UI1 1
j looking for the owner, who ts said tn
I hav suddrnly tiisuppcured.
'GUS RENZ CN HUNT FOR
INITIATION WEAPONS
Gus Renx. ofl'lclti Mil-enn for Ak-l-ar-Ben,
has deparled fur New York an I
other esstern polnM -t 1 Irok i:n i fc v
new Initiation onlrul tiong for. t'.ic 111
