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'1; rilK BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. lU.tt. J! Gotham Holiday Trade Shatters Previous Records Palatial Shops Opt net ly .Wutc Merdiuiit Show Faith That 1922 Will Be Hig liunlntp Year. By HOLLAND. .Suite the liulid ended (here ' been uppurtutf ty to compile the report which leltfuf the Ics made lit t;ie liolul.iv .r. l niftit Mores in J amiiiaiion con f ii wnim were uu the (irt of Jan J irption these rci lair, hot It in Roods purclitri of money receij holiday sranoii 3 ing this morn , usjxpcctcd reel in the inerchai- m by the depart v York. This e K the ttatrmeiii immediately after try. Without ex iltrd the largest lie quantity of the and in the amount rd ever made in the New York. Speak a oi this somewhat rd one of the leaders ile business in New lork taid: "hint inhere did all this money come from? the Rreater c were for cash and abundantly into the were m il'liu Una plat he I f 7 part of the money pour shop. I'mlouhtrdiy a ronelderable part of III. money thue spandad oam from deposit wniili mt-J mail wekl during the year In lha ap JTlal fhriaimae fund" fur wbi h "Pporlun Jty wee offered by many bank. Tliaaa withdrawn hnauar IK depoeii I for I hi. aurrlal purpo.o or pro .may for Ihn holiday in. htiil nut asplain all. Nor la any tmNsihl nther than tlm people nr. tlflna- thrift. Iiepn.lt. In the ..tinea hanka hava hot dei-raaaod ana, in fart. In aom inalanira hava ben Urged. It la apparently una fhae ( present day touditlou Illustrated In tlif larger feature hy tha magnitude of tha purehaae for Investment In nonda en a I o reflected In tha low rata lor call money which. Wa t on tlma laat wK aa low a. 4 per rent, the prevailing rat Of in. tvt par cat I. 11111 hhop Open, Hut tn another way tha magnitude of Investment and of purrheae repraeiitd by . department etor record la revaaloU in tha holiday opening of a ahop on upper Klfth, avenue nar tha Sherman t(Uetrlan aiatua on tha Plain which fronta Central park, and faring al.o on or two of tha prlvat realdenree on upper Fifth avenue which. In attractlveneae of architectural feature, ana tha aplendor or interior decor ation, and furnishings, have been com pared with the homea In England which have gained celebrity. This .hup tilt h waa occupied Imme ' dlatcly after January 1, compare, well with entn. of the newly established hank ing houaea ou Fifth avenue. It I palatial In appearance. A shopp.r who enter. It wonder, whether It ia really a place where commodities ran be purcheaed or whether. In the aplendor of It. appointment, and the magnificence of II. interior construe, tlon, it la not really a palace, the home of culture, refinement and great wealth. Yet It la only a .hop wherein commodities are offered for aale. Within a abort distance of It, one of the Urge department atore. In New York la aoon to erect another pal-ac-lika building within which Ita trado la hereafter to be carried op Htlll an other retail retabilahnient I. to find a new and iiiagnlflcient. horn, on upper Fifth avenue. - , Tie I'p Million.. Thcae shopping building, and other, which wer. erected a few year, ago rep reaent un .Investment of many inilllona The wonder at first wa. whether It would be pose I Me to CHrry on trade within at rue lures of .uch magnlflclenre and magni tude .ufflclent to pay even the overhead charge.. Hut there la no longer wondor, for It baa been demonstrated thnt even tliouth the Investment expenditure In these building, haa involved million., nev. ei'thelces increased trade haa followed this tnveatnient. Ono of the department atores which formerly carried on business in a comfortahle but unattractive building near Twenty-third street, inveated $5,000,000,000 In the purchase of land and the construe tlon of a building of great slse which 'NIL. UTI J' 1 1 1 tl Bvrnuu urn, . w . j -.uin. It- atret. The other day report wua clrcu- X. JaLaa In mercantile circle" that the cor- I isianiji oration bad paid the laat Inatalment of rhe funds borrowed for the purpose of pay. L Ing for the land and for the buildlngx. f Apparently within five yeara lta trad, has ueen ao largo ana prumaoio innc u wn ablo from the earning, to pay tS.OOO.OOv and thu liquidate It. debt and al.o to gain reaaonabla profit, upon the transac tion, carried on in tha new building. Storo Pay. Big Bonu.. . -Another department atore.whoje marble fronted building ocouplea an entire block within the vicinity of the Waldorf Aatorla hotel waa able In the holiday aeaaon, out of It. profit, to distribute, a bonu. among t.OOO employes, the aggregate of which waa a little under $500,000. Mo far a. la known, not one of the establishments which invested millions in the purchase of land and the construction of now and modern ahor buildinK. has Been' embar- ra.sed but, in.tead. In tvery Instanc. trade ha. been Increaaed. r Yet, It 1. only a few year, ago that tha deportment .tor. location waa In the) vl- olnUv f Twentv-third atreet and Fifth avenue, a mile further downtown. The., denartment storea were housed In com fortable but In no way Impressive, build ings. Of a sudden a change began. Th rimrhiAnt ntorpa abandoned their for mer homes and established themlve in new buildings, all of them nttractiva to th. eye, oau.lnf wonder by th.ir U ana furnlshlnga. and all of them discovered that this Investment, In.tead of being ven turesome, waa very profitable, for In Increased trade followed the opening of these new shops to tne pud ul ii .,1 viMrmeee Bualneaa. It I. estimated that a group of five or ix of the department atore. of New York which, with on. exception, now front Fifth avenue in magnlflcient buildings, did, in the year 121, a buslnee. tha money value r.t u-hirh in tha azttregat wa. not far fn t inn nnn ihki. And vet the year 1921 waa one of depression and on tho part of many persons It entailed eniorcei mi.. .lames stlllman. who was a .hrewd .h f nnt nnlv banking but of mer ....... Il A.nUMna anlri nt one tlhlO th.t I i hi. rmininn after all the most fasclnat Ing of all mercantile business Is the ono L which is carried on by the great depart- . mint tnreiL Yet It ia lesa than 40 year. lnce the first department store wa. estao "Wished in New York city. ' Sioux City IJva Stock. Sioux City. Ia.. Jan. It. Cattle Re ceipts, 2.100 head: market firm; fed steer, and yearlings, 7.00.00: warned ups. $4 607.OO; fat cows and heifers. S3.60 7 00- canners, Jl.SOltJ J.15; veals. 3.50 160: feeders, $4.50. 15; calves, 13.60 S60; feeding cows and heifers, Sl.SOijJ 4.76: stockers, 4.006.15. , HwrsRWeLpts. 10,000 head: market. 1085c higher; light lights. 7 S: mixed, $6 507.00: heavy packer., S.5O06.J: bulk. T.O07.3S. ; Sheel Receipts. 1.000 head: market steady; lights and butchers, 7.00 B 7.40. . Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day live Stock Financial Omaha. January It IWifipi. ware: Cattle lie.. tie Orfir-u. ..ly ,,,, . lit l,l! !. orn.i.l fu.iay ... 4 ... It 4 1 1 1 "1 Kaiimao WwiiiMa.y 4M U 7 IHr. d)a Ikia aa.lt. 14. 4. tf 14 84 Ham. U.I wacK ...,H :l 11.114 53. jt J ama I .. a.u ,, T ail ! " 1 1 '" m I ia.,inl :i :t !.o Daiua da). .r agu.14.ti4 41 li Sl,t HTflui. and di.iMa.iiufl of livratsck at he laivn .tuckyarda, tiinahs, Sea, f"f i naura .ading at I , wa January ii, u:. necttPTs-aaii. latna Hug. Iliaau r, m. f. Itv ... Mlauit l'. Iflc IH... I'nx-B I'acific R, K . A N. W, Itv . aaal. I'. N. W. Hi, Ht. I',. M. J, . " 1 It. a. g. My , H, VI H.. aal. I'., it. I. P., aaal... c. h. I. a r. wst.. C, U. W. H t ... 1 s t t s 4 SI .4 I) 14 14 I 'i 4 I t Total receipt tit n tum-oo-muN-iiKAM. Caul. Itog. Armour aV Co 4" I'udaliy I'aiking t'a. luiii racing to..,. Slorrl. Packing Co., "4 Mwift a t'n , SI W. Wuri.hy awarl. t o .. . Lincoln H. Co.... Wii.n racking t'a,. t? tigdn I'kg Co.,.., ... Rath Tacking to... II lluflman Htm IT Mayarowlch Vail. ! Midoeat Packing Cu. 14 Hurdlrk Omaha Parking ("0. I John Hnth a Hone.. If . Omaha Pkg. Co, I Murphv 1. . II. Bulla it It. SI, Hurrua. ( , St K. t'hri.tte a Hon l" I 'mil. a Krami.... T Kill. Co & John Harvey 44 Munlilni r' Oliver 14 I J, lughratn...... 4 tl, Kellogg :t Jo.! Lundgrcn ... 1. P. Lav. i. 4t Mo.-Kun. ('. U C. Co. IS I McAduma ...... T B. Root CO.,.. It Roa.natork Bros. ... lit Hulllvan Bros S Van Nant a Co f Werthelmrr A Dcgen 11 Ulnar buy.r. ,. IIS 74 . .04 i.m j..t in i.;t : si Rheep tai l. 3. 1,1 SS Total. .4.714 11,407 Cattla Receipt., 4. SOS dead. Supplier of beef wara falily largt here today out at other point, run. war. light .nd-witn good .hipping demand beef steer, .old active and fully littS.u higher, regaining moat of th decline noted earlier In th. week. Top. reached S7.7S. Cow. wero trong to In spots. 102ISo higher and th. trade on alock.r. and feeder, was acllv. and firm. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice neevra. 17. 0007 0; fair to good beeves, $4.00tf6; common to fair beevea, 16.0 4J4.00; f.lr to good yearlings, S4.z6tS7.SS; common to fair yearling". I..00OS00 good to choice heifer., 16.7606.60; fair to good heifer., 4.266S.6A choice to prim. cows, lt.v6Qt.li; good to cnoic. cow., S4.00O4.6O; fair to good oows, 6i.ioe4.oo; common to fair rows. 11.6001.26; good to choice feedrre, S,00rt.60; f.lr to good feeders, 6.60 4t6,00: common to fair feed ers, S4.76I&6-60: good to choice stockers. 4. 1566.86; fair to good stockers, I5.76f 10; common to fair stockers. n. (Dion. til); ock heifer., S4.OO05.26: stock cowa, 3.0004.00: at ock calvea, I4.6O07.2S; veal calves, lt.60CI.1S; bull., (tag., .to., 11,60 06.05, BEEf STEERS. o. 1 a... so... 9.. S 1174 S 12:17 104S 70 13 15 3 It I 00 Av. rr. So. Av. ft. . S07 4 To 20 693 . 6 10 , S07 15 15 902 6 16 .Hit T 10 IS 1117 T 16 .1440 7 S6 1146 . 1 0 ,148 7 75 1 100 f 00 tWfl. 4 25 1. 1196 4 36 4 54 7 1138 4 7a 5 00 HEIFERS. S 00 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 14 660 6 0 60 742 BULLS. 1......HH0 S 60 j 1 1210 1.....14I0 4 2S ' 1 101 Hons Receiptee 1 J, 000 h.ad, Th. mar. V.et wa. activa today and an early clear ance made at prlcea ruling generally He hlL'her, Light light, .old from 132dn higher with .tronger weight 2Stf3.'.c higher. Beat lightweight hog. .old from I7.Z5&T.40 with a top of 17.60. Mixed load, and butcher woight. from 1404 1.25, with the bulk for heavy weight, moving at 15.2(06.76. Bulk of all .ale. waj ;.Clr4'7 40 HOGS. rr. 6 00 6 15 a ss T 06 7 15 7 25 By ALEXANDER DANA NOYE3 t hlcaga T He, a -, h lw l.aa.aal Kin, New York, Jan. 11. Further w ioery in pruet uir uivciiinc u Ivotidi was afaiii the notable incident of today's market. The extraordi nary heavy buying of I'ttited Malvi Mar bond continued; today it car ried the fourth 4', reprfrntin.i the loan of October, by U' the larnrst of all the war borrow lng above the liighe.t price licilofuro reached ly ft on the open tnarkrt The Victory 41,'t went to a Itiit l.iglier premium alune par. . As a whole the day' transaction In United htatrs bond were le.i tlun Tuesday', but the business done In other investment ccuriiita rose from $y,0(X),iX)0 to nearly $11,. tXXJ.000, which exceeds even the Imiif tradintr which occurred at the cud of 19.U. Fractional advance in price, tome of them of substantial sie. occurred in all quarters cf tr market. Trad la Mtork. fttaall. Ttualn.M don In aiiKk waa .mailer van than that ot Tutanay and prices recovered pretty much throughoul tin ll.t. Tha apathy of th .tack market reflect, th alluailon In on reaped th absence aa yet of anylhln In lb way of reviv ing trade. Thar waa no roaann to sprl p change for th belter at Juat thla time of year, but even men vt affairs Inn.t on predicting it at th approach of every new year, with th aama d-fance of e pcriencv aa tnatka ih trailltioaal good r,.olutlon. of the firat ot January, Tlie truth u that even in a normal Period, reictlon la tha rul In trad for th firat few months of any year. Thera la. therefor, no occaaloll for aur prlae at th eatlmat of th Iron Age that output of th atari mill, einoe New Tear'a baa averaged only 2S p.r cent of capacity for th. independent prdrtucera, .. aa.ln.t SI per rent In December and for th. .teal corporation 4t or 47 against 4 per cent A mora striking fart la em todlad In th statement that "nearly half of th. country'. S.IOO.OOu Ion. of steel sport, last year wa. a carryover from HJO order.' and that "there la nothing Ilk thla to help out In 1S21." Predict. Inrreaaa. T.t th. Iron Age. none th leas, pre- dicta a gradual Incr.aao In auch axporta, basing It. Judgm.nt on th. .brink... last year ot tl.e whole world', consumption of this basle product to actually one- naif tna consumption or iu. Today-, full report of Great Britain export, and Import, during 1121 give. opportunity for comparison.. It Illustrate. two .asentl.l facta th. large .nruikage In Kngland. foreign trade, but al.o th very rapid readjustment of It. "for.lgi trsda balance. ' Last year, export c British product, waa Icaa than that of 1920 by 632,000.000 pound, .terllng, oi 47 IA per cent. Thla I. not a matter oi rt.climng prlc .lone. In aom. montha tha Board of Trade figures have ahowr Incra.a in export tonnage over th pre vlous year. But that' waa wholly due to ooal; other axports. textiles fur instance, have fallen off 26 to 30 per cent In quan tity ana tn actual quantity loss in for eign trad, has undoubtedly been very great. But last year's reduction In the hugely Inflated import trad, waa far larger that) th. ehrlnk.go of Import.. Aa a re.ult, th year', aurplug o( Import, over ex ports Is shown to have been smaller th'an in 1120 by 101,000.000 pounds sterling, Omaha Produce Chicago Grain lei f N.Wrae., tin it at an.ikala, Oman m.ikaia. Live roiLTrtT, Wheal Wheal tinting SMIing Plica, '!. ISMtlMt M,tf4 a..,.,.. Ma .ii . ll.e inghlt w .l -' Il.n.l k.tl ... .:! .ii ,'t I'urka .1 ! I'll' k iuia.;. ... Omaha Grain ,i .2 .Jl Hits mesa ,.. .flli ......... lUna i ex a. U, k. UM Turk.lt ........ aVIact Nu, 1 No. 9 .......... Cracks J'tucaatil) tfit'ITRT. :i lit t; i Cuoa. .244. ,:: .11 V .11 ..- ,ir '.2 .: . .3 10 .IT .H iZ .4i4i .160 ,114a .: .94 .HI .13 or H per cent, .and .mailer than In 1911 by 115, 000, 000 pound, sterling, or 6 per cent. Tit i reduction has been conspicuous in trauo witn tlie cnttca mates. New York Quotations Sh. II No, Av. Sh. Pr. 67. .80S ... IS 26, .293 ... 10 67. .280 ... 7 00 66. .213 ... 7 10 76. .317 ... 7 20 62. .221 ... 7 SO 87.M84 .,, 7 40 Si. .197 ... 7 SO St. Joseph LIto 8tck. St. Joseph. Jan. 11 Cattle Receipts, 2.500 head; active, 1635c higher; steers. 16.2508.50; cow. and. , heirera, 13.5014 j t.25; calves, t5.50t.6. M Hogs Receipts, 10.000 head; 26 to S0o . higher; top. $7.60; bulk, 17.25eJ.56. V Sheep Receipts, t.oeo head; strong, - I- Ambs, lll.154yi3.00: ewes. 5.;jfft.2j. i i Torpentbio1 and Baaln. Savannah, Oa., Jan. 11. Turpentine, firm: S5c; sales, 53 barrels: receipts. 41 barrels; shipments, 178 barrels; atock. ' 12.725 barrel.. Roein-rKIrm: sales. 6!9 casks: receipts, 388 casks: shipments. 1,058 casks; atock, 86,16 casks. Quote: B. I. K. F. 13.90) G. H. I., tl.SS; K., 14.75; SL, 5.!6; N t5.5; VT. Q S 80; W.W.. tt.OO. Chicago Produce. ' -Chicago. Jan. 1L Butter Lower; cream ery extras. lOHc: firata. !52IHc; aec onds. 31624c; standards. J9jc Egg Higher; receipts, 6.123 cue.; firsts. 304031c: ordinary firsts, 15027c; miscellaneous, S903Oc. Poultry Alive. lower; fowls, !5c; springs, 35c, Kaawaa City Hay. Kansas City. Jan. U. Hay Cholca alfalfa. 21.t 2! S: o. 1 PnW' 01160: No. 1 timothy. 111.60014. ;0; clover, mixed light. S13.CO014.Q. Xw York raoltry. New Tork. Jan. U uv "uury ir regular; chlckena, 3S0S6o; fowls, 26031c; roosters. 16c. . - , jDnwsed Poultw Quiet; , prtc n changed. New Tark Produce. New York. Jan. 11. Butter Steady. Eggs Firmer; freah gathered, extra ftrsta. 35014c;- firsts, 32034c. Cheese Irregular; .tat who! milk flats, fresh specials. JlffllVjC: atxto whoi xailk, fresh twins apeclais, 310 ai',c i No. Av. 48. .364 66. .21 60,. 286 60. .217 70. .231 64. .181 72.. 284 3S..201 Sheep and Lambe Receipts, 12,000 bead. The fat Iamb market was active and mostly on a 5o higher basis. The orat lots of lamb, moved at tll,60$11.76, and wore quoted up to 112.00, Feeder lambs wero 25040a higher, selling from 110.400 10.75. Sheep were fully .teady with most sulci comluB . within a range oi to.uuv 6.00. Quotations on sheen: Fat Iambs, good to choice. tll.6012.O0: fat lambs, fair to aood. 111. 00 11. 60: feed.r lambs, good to choice, 110.00010.36; feed.r lamba. fair to goou, tv.uuis.bu; cuti tamos, ii.vuw 9.00; fat yearlings, light, tlO.000 10.60: fat yearlings, heavy, It. 0009. 60; fat weathers, (6.6007.50; fat ewes. t6.2606.OO; fat ewes, heavy, 13.0004.00; feeder awes, S.B0 04.00, FAT LAMBS. 235 fed. 76 11 50 FAT EWES. 149 fed 127 0J Kansa. City Livestock. Kan.as City. Jan. 11. (U. 8. Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Receipt., S.000 head beef Bteers, strong to 25o higher), top heavies. SS.00; choice yearlings lat. Tues day, St. iibt bulls and beat calves, steady to .trong; medium to good butcher bulla t4.00KD4.76: most bolognas, 13. zero 1.76: practical top on vealers, 39.00; other classes, actlv and fully steady; better arada cows, mostly 14.6005.00; heifers, mostly 16.00 and down; canners. largely around 12.50: cutters. I3.OO03.SO: top, steers, early, 15.2506.26; several loads rood licht feeders. 16.60, Hogs Receipt., t.OOO head; market closed actlv to both packers and ahlp- ners. 26 a 3 6o higher than yesterday', aver age; bulk best 140 to 200 pounders, 17.60 7.70; 200 to 275 pounders, 17.5607.60; oackap ton. 17.60: bulk of .ales, Vl.ztw t.66; most throw out sows, $5.70 06.26; fat nlaa. laa higher: beat. 17.75. Sheep Receipts, 4,000 head; killing classes, generally steady. 25c higher yearlings up mora; 82-lb. fed yearlings, 111.00; but lamb, offered at t",7S. St. Tjtiiia TJveatock. East St. Louis, 111., Jan. 11. Cattle- Receipts, 3.600 head; beef steers opened lodftin hlirher: closed about steady; quel Ity, plain; bulk beef steers, t5.756.75; fat atock and yearlings. 15025c high er; canners. bull, and .tockers. steady; veal calves, strong; bulk. 19.0001.50; top, 119 00. Ho Recelnts. SS.OOO head: market, active; higher early; 360650 higher than yesterday's average: on. choice 200-pound oao ann several uecas vi itu ree brought top. 18.50: bulk, 110 to ism.nntinria averaged. 18.2501.60: bulk 190 , tin-nnotirt kinds. 18.0008.85: heavies, 17!17.75: oacker oows. strong, 35-76 6.10; pigs, steady . to 25o higher; clear- Hheen and L,amos---neceipiB t,vvu umu, market, closed active with gooa clear ance; lamba, 3635o higher; others and sneep. .teady; lamb top to ahlppers, 113.50: oackers paid 111.40 for cholco western; bulk best lambs going 112.800 18.40; mediums around 111.60; coll. sold 33.0009.60; ewes. 36.8006.00, Chirac) Livestock. Chicago, Jan. 11. Cattle Receipts, 7,000 head; market, actlv on .11 claaaes: beef ateera. 16 0 250 higher: quality, plain; bulk, 16.76 01.00: top yearling, and ma tured bullocks, tt.75; fat she stock and calves, strong; bulk fat aha stock. t4.0 06.SO; culls, steady: stock.rs and feed ers. 150250 higher; bulk, 15.5006.15. Hogs Receipts.' Ii.ooo naaa; meraet. active. 16625a higher than yeaterday's average: cloalng. atrong; ahlppers bought about 11.000 head: holdover, moderate. moatly held off market; top, S4.15 far 180 to 119-pound hoge: odd . lot light lights, 38.35; bulk. 37.SO0S.O9: pig, un even, bulk desirable. S8.eO0S.35; few, 38.15. Sheep and Lamba Receipt. 11,000 head; market, generally atrong to 35c higher; fat Iamb, top. 312.10; bulk, 812.35; lop yearlings. 111.25; fat ewes, top, 17.19: bulk. 16.0(04.76; do choice feeder lamba sold. ' Chlcag) Patavtae. -Chicago, Jan. 11. Potatoes, steady; re ceipts, 34 cars; total United Stat, ship menu. T33: Wisconsin rtund white, sacked, 31. 90 01. On cat.; ditto, bulk. 32.00 01.14 cwL; Slicblgaa, sacked, S2.1S cwt. Ttsng of nrfcea nf lha le.rflnv ,MMu. furnished by Lcgan ft Bryan, 248 P.ters .luab uuiiuing: .RAILROADS. Tus.. h in. Low. Close PIam A., T. S. F S3i 3Vi . 83 H S3 '4 n.n, e vmo at . 4 sx Canadian Paclflo 121 i;o 120S 119. v. m 61 '64 i 72Vi e 98H S2tt' V 73 H 64 72 S iZ'.i 13 71 N, Y, Central.. Chas. & Ohio Orent Northern ., Illinois Central .. K. C. Southern..,. Lehigh Valley ..... Missouri Paclfio ,, N. Y. & N. H Northern Pacific,; Chicago & N. W.. Penn. R. R Reading C, B. I. & P Southern Paclfio. Southern Ry. . . . Chi., M. S. P... Union Paclfio ,...124 125' 3 26 V 136' STEELS. Amir. Car Found.. 142 142 142 14114 1' 13H 76 4 .2 33 73 SI 791, 17 17H 14 13 74V. . m 33 73 30 78 H 174, 17 l'i 18 76 62t, 83 73 30 17 17 32 68 16U 127. 74 62 33 71 30 78 17 'a 17 Allla-Chalmers Amer. Loco. ,,, Baldwin Loco , Beth. Steel Colo. Fuel ..... Crucible Amer. Htl Lack. Steel ,,. Midvale Steel . Pressed Steel . riepubllo Steel Kailway 8teel . Sloss-Scheffield V. 8. Steel .. vanadium 38 38V .104 104 . rIT. 93 38 38 1U44. lIUVs 94 94 (6 66 66 63 82 45 29 62 81 46 29 62 95 36 82 30 62 95 36 .... 83 .... 31 COPPERS. ....49 48 34 16 27 .. 26 .. 39 .. 26 .. 2 .. 14 .. 14 .. 20 .. 64 . OILS. Atlantie Peterol Gen. Asphalt E8 Cosden 32 California Peterol. 44 Anaoanda .., Amer, Smelt. Cerro Do Pasco. Chill Chlno Green Cananea, .. Inspiration Kennecott , Miami Nev, Con, Ray Con.. , Seneca Utah .... 44 34 15 27 26 38 26 26 14 14 20 63 67 Island OU .. Invincible Oil Mex. Peterol . Middle States Pacific Oil Pan-Am Plerc OU .... Pure Oil Royal Dutch , Sinclair Oil 2 14 43 2 14 63 32 45 29 hi" 95 . 36 83 30 49 44 84 16 27 26 39 26 26 14 mi 20 64 68 33 44 2 '4 14 66 .4 62 31 46 29 63 61 82 31 48 43 is 26 38' 26 26 ii',' 10 62 . 11 67 83 4S 2 14 ..110 107 110 108 12 45 60. 10 36 61 19 11 44 48 10 36 60 19 12 46 60 10 35 60 19 Standard Oil. N. J.175 173 174 Texas Co. 45 42 45 - Union Oil 19 18T, 19 White Oil , 9 9 9 aoiutis. 49 ST. . 6 13 36 80 8,1 35 17 16 53 Chandler 60 General Motors ... 9 Wllya-Overland .. 6 Pierce-Arrow ..... 14 White Motor .... 36 Studebaker , 82 u RUBBER AND Flek ..a 12 Goodrich 35 Kelley-Sprlngfield 86 Keystone Tire .... 17 Ajax 16 U. a. Bubber 53 INDUSTRIALS. Am. Beet Sugar.. 84 34 Am. Int. Corp..,, American can ... Central Leather . Cuba Can , Cuban-Am. Sugar Corn Product. .... Famous Players ., Gen. Electric .... Gt, North. Ore.... 32 Int. Harvest. 81 Am. Hide , 68 Int. Paper 41 Int. M. M. pfd.... 67 60 9 6 14 36 82 . TIRES. 11 11 29 39 , 33 30 8 16 7 77 76 77 7-6 138 136 138 1365 28 89 32 29 8 15 4 76 35- 36 , 17 1 -S3 34 29 39 32 30 8 16, 97 11 44 49 10 34 60 19 171 43 18 49 a S 13 37 80 11 36 17 11 (3 33 28 39 32 29 8 15 94 Amer. Sugar Ret.. 68 Sears-Roebuck Stromsberg Tobacco Prod Worthington Pmp. Wilson Co Wsetern Union ... Westinghous. Amer. Woolen 3 37 63 "ii" si 49 o 31 80 68 8 66 68 37 62 2" 91 49 80 MISCELLANEOUS. 32 .81 68 49 6 68 2 37 63 . . 28 1 49 80 31 30 b 47 66 C7 2 '2 44 28 49 79 19 10 10 3 .123 ( 1 73 30 133 6 1 72 22 131 19 29 69 34 66 3 71 81 121 Am. Cotton Oil ... 20 American Linseed 30 Union Bag Bosch Magneto Brooklyn R Tranait 6 Coram. G. de Elec.. (6 Colnm. Graph. ... 3 United Drug ..... 71 National Enamel . 32 united rruit .. Lortllard Tobao. Philadel. Co. .. Pullman Punta Alegr Bug. 33 Retail Mtoree .... 62 Superior Steel ... 36 St. L. ft S. Fran. . 21 Total sales. 460,701. Money, close, 3: Tues. close, S. Marks, close, .4061: Tues. close. .00.4. Francs, close. .0121: Tues. close. 63. .... .... t.lt T it . Sluraaa ....49 ,.. ,149 ,3. lll!TTr.lL ("r.merr, prlnte. ...... .li Creamery, l ...... I'ouiUC), b.t ,.,.... .; ,sr ... i-ouuiry. rain. ......0 .1 ,-ftf Buit.r fat, gta lion prii 9 0. II AT. Pralrlai No. 1 upland. St.iO0tl : N nnl.n.l. II t0 l..No. upland., 17.04 tj I oo: Ma. I midland, 110.000 10 40: No, 3 midland. tl.SVffltu; No. I midland, IT. 00 0100: Ho. I lowland, 1 1.004) lOO; No, I lowland. ;.O0lt. aii.if.t i-hoit.. 111010: No. 1 116001.6; atand.rd, II3.OO0II; No. , lio 600 11 1 N. l O0lo.. Straw; Uat, logt.; wheat, 17.00 CI.00. Krult. aad Vegelahlca. Reporteit by Stale Ieparintent of' Agrl- culture. Bureau or Jlaiheta ana nreiin. Kruil. Ilananaa. Iiuund, 7'C l c. nr.i,,,,' a, a 200 and larger. Ii 60 to . .n. i,. I.SA la 14.23: ata 2e0. li t to 16.00; alt CU. II S to 16 on; alas 121, II tn 16.10. I.emona, boa .IS 66 In 11.60. Grapefruit, crate. 1160 t ti.no. annlea! Jonathan, according to grada, box, Si t to tl.&S: Pellcloua, arrording to grade, ling, Bi.oo to a..iv; ueucioua, nwn River, t; 60 to 14.00; Kom Beauties, ao cordlng to grade, 13.76 to l 251 Stamen R'lnu... according to grad. 12.71 t t'l 11: common Wlneaap. according to ...Am ti no la 1176: Northern Spy. 13 60 l 11.00; Winter Bananaa, lt.7Sj Splixen- hurg, according to grade, 13 60 to i.:a; Hack Twig, choice. 12.13 to lt.00. Fig.: .1 B. nonce 19 36 to 13.160: 11 psckagaa, 10-ounc. It. 10: 10 package., S ounce, 11.69 to 14.25; Smyrla 4 Crown, per pound. Sic; Smyrta S Crown, per pound, 30c. Date.: Dromedary, 3 pack, agra per box, 6.7S; Fard, per pound, 16c; Hullowil. per pound, lio to 16c. Florida .Irawberrlea, per box. too to 0o. Vegelahlca Potatoes: Nebraska EirlJ Ohloa, No. 1, per cwt., 1.0 to 13. 2S; Ne braska Karly Ohloa. No. 3. per ewt., tl.75 tc 11.10; Irish Cobbler., per out., 11.60 to 13.26; Bed River Ohio.. No. 1. per cwt., 12.26 to 12.60. Hwe.t potatoes: - Per buihel, 11.76 to tt.OO; per barrel, I6.25. Yama, bushel. 12.24. Celery, Jumbo, doxen, 11.26 to 11.75. Head lettuce, crate. 12.00 to 11.00. Leaf lettuce, do. an. COc. Onions: Red, per lb., 7o to 7c; yallow, rer lb., 6n to "c: 8panlah. regular crates, 12-76 to 13.00; Spanish, 140-lb. crat. 18.00. Car rots, lb. mt to 4c Turnip., lb., 8c to lc. Parsnips, lb., lo to 4o. Cabbage, lb., 4o to tc. Cucumbers, doxen, 14.00. Cauliflower, crate. 12.26 to 12.60. Rad Ishea, aouthern. dosen. 66o to 90c. South, ern carrots, dozen, 11.00 to 1.15. Fresi beets, doxen, 11.00. Bruaaels Sprouts, dosen, 36o. 8hallott, do.en, 76o to 15c. Green peppers, 2 oo to 30u, Parsley, doxen bunenr., (c. Nut Black walnuts, lb., So. Kngllsh w.lnuts, par lb., according to kind, 26o to t2c Braxll, large waahad, per lb., lie. Bra.ll, medium, per lb., 16c. Peoane, large, llo to 36c. Peanuts: Jumbo, raw, llo to 12c; Jumbo, roasted, 13c. to 16c; hand picked, raw, 9o to lc; hand picked, roaatcd, 11 o to lie. HIDES AND WOOL1. Beef hide.: Ore'sn salted, No. 1. la), take off. per lb 607c; green .alted, No. 1, lat take off, per lb 606o; graen, No. 1, lat take off, par lb., 405c: green, No. 2, lat tak off, per lb., 3(B4e; green alteil. old alork. oer lb.. 2 0 So; green ealtcd bull hide, No. 1, par lb., 4c; green tod bull hides, jmo. z, per io., c; aru bull hldea, per lb., 26. Hora hides: Large, each, 33.00; medium, each. 12.60; amall, each, IJ.00; voney ana glue., Shoop pelts: Green salted, es to eixo ana wool, e.cn, socib'.i.uv. raii.niMa" salted, as lo size and wool, each. Ba02Oa, Wool: Choice fine and blood, per lb 1620o: medium and . blood, per lb., 13016c; low, blood, per lb., 10012c; burry wool, per lb.. So nr lea.. Wholesale price, oi oeei cut. ar follow.: No. 1 ribs, 23 c; No. S ribs. 22o; No. 3 ribs, 17o No. 1 loins, 25c; No. t loins, . 2;ic; No. I loins. 18o; No. 1 rounds, 14c; No. S rounds, lSvtc: No. 1 rounds, lla: No, 1 chucks, 9c; No. 1 chucks, 8o: No. 3 chucks, 5c; No, 1 pistes, 7Vjo; .-,0. i pistes, ic oo. I plate., Sc, . K'w Tork Cotton. New York, Jan. 11. Scattered pressure caused further depression in the cotton market today, but fluctuations war with in narrow limits, wail ntreet longs ana southern spot houses sold early and the resistance was poor, tne marxei aecjinina 13 to 21 points before a second-hour rally of (08 points. Brokers with Liverpool connect ons contributed support, in tne afternoon new lows for the day were made. Liverpool's lata break being, a fac tor n the further decline. At tile start ot th laat hour prion, were oft Z5Q8i point, net, but a rather sudden shert covering movement brought the market up about 20 points, to close 11021d net lower. ' - Spot cotton was quiet, J5 points Oeclln, 18.200 for middling upland. Southern spot ; markets: Galveston, 17.60c. 20 points decline: New Orleans, 16.75c, 25 pointa decline; Savannah, 17.60c, 25 points decline: AuguMa, 17.13c. 13 points decline; Memphis, 18c, 26 points de cline: Houston, 17.66c. 20 points decline: Little Rock, 17.76c, 25 point, decline. . Jfw, York ' Pry Good New York. Jan. 11. Cotton blankets were active today. Print cloth, aold on basis of 8o for 64x60a, a docllna of o. Yarns were unchanged. Wool goods openings wero expected to begin the first of next week. Burlaps were barely steady and quiet. Haw silk was firm. By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. t haeaga THbuaa-Owaha Hew aaMl W tr. I hicaito,-Jan. II. , nurked Im provement in the character of the general new., cumbiticd with fait. uie lo confirm reports of l-'reticli Ii tuncial trouble, caused many ,of the .rllcr of the previous day to re ver.e their oition on the whfat mm Let. At no time were price a low ut Tiii'.day' liinh and the clot; wa at the top with net iim of I 3 4c to 2c, viih May leading,' Corn advanced 1-2(i5-8c; oat 5-r-c and Oe'l J-4c. Liverpool failed to reflect the break In America the previous day and ca blet front abroad brought no con firmation of rumors that, four French bank were in trouble-. Unix started some local traders, who sold short at the cloe Tuesday, to cover and disclosed the fact that the mar ket wa some oversold. There was fair sellinir at 51.10 for May early. but ol ierinttj at th;tt figure were readily absorbed and the fini.sh wa at $1.10 J-4 to $1.10 7-8. 1 Kxport Demand Mow. Anticipation lhat lha grain corporation would buy around l.noo.ooo buahela al wheat later in the day fnr llusela .ml Purchase of 1 JO. Ono to 200, oog barrel, low Lrade flour by lha American relief com. mission wer factor, mat resulted in eotnc rhatig In sentiment, Th genaral run nt export demand, however, waa lnw at Atlantic and gulf porta. A Kood liart ,tf lha huvlng reanonalhlc for th lat advance waa credited to abort covering fur a leading local professional, t waa very noticeable that the mark.! was easily Influenced by any good buyluv cr aeinng on account or !n aieftce ,? oul.lde Interest. rfnuaea with lurelg.i onnectlona war good buyer, ot May at th opening. . I orn and oat. held witnin narrow nmi'a, tut aympathlHd with wheat and ad vanced rapidly, although trad wa main ly of a local character. Kxportora war after corn In volume. Outside markets .re a.id In hav don larg bualneaa and esatarn bid. lo th country wr consider ably above Chicago, Offering, to arrive war small, m Scarcity or freights at th .eawmtd and gulf tend, to reatrlct aalo abroad. Th grain corporation 1. understood to hav bn allocated room for around 1. 000.000 bushela for Huealan rellnf and opened offer. 1st In th day lor large amount, of cash corn. Houses Willi raatarn connection, wore fair buyer, of r futures and with the advance In wheat, th upturn waa eaally attained. No. 3 on track waa i cent under May, Tit Notes. A Minneapolis message to Stein Al.teln Id: M "There ties been .ome flour aold tor prport on this break, principally the lower grades. Some mill, that have had diffi culty in Ulaposlng of low grade flour, which they hava been carrying for many i month. ar practically cleaned out on that grade now. Tlir are further In quiries tn th market." "in continued snnormai snipping ne mand for hogs Is sustaining prices in th- face of strong opposition from packers. said a provision broker. "Receipts keep considerably below the movement for the corresponding period on and two year ago." The cheapest spot wheat at Liverpool r. quoted a llttlo more than lo over thn nrtce ot March wheat. Argentine report on corn ar favorable, and the prospecta fnr the new crop aro excellent. Buenos Aires cables reported f. s,nwer foreign Innulry, but country or ferfnaa were aald In be licht. v Kanaaa City wired McKenna-Dlrkey thnt atoeka showed a decroaae of 125, ono bushels for two daya. with good demand I'or choice wheat. Premiums on spot wheat there hav advanced recently, com pared with futures. Broomhall haa raised his estimate of the United States surplus ot wheat to 240, 000,000 buahela, but is less optimiatlo on Canadian surplus, which he places at 100.000.000 tn 200.000.000 bushels. Inter rational statistics, according to the Eno llan atatiatlctan, Indlrste ft comfortable margin of supplfe. over requirements, An Increasingly bullish aentlment I. noted among provision speclalfaL.. Aa some see it, th. only thing against a hull market at the present time Is th lack of speculative buying. Freight ratea at the gulf to German porta advanced, equal to c per 100 pound today on corn, with charters re ported at 17c to Hamburg, March load ing, and 17c to Holland.. Sale of wheat by farmers tn the, south west hav fallen off considerably alnc th. prlco at loading station, dropped unaer 91 a nusnei. Aiuiera generally in the .outhwest look for light receipts In January and February, . Owing to the liberal sales of low grade, flour at Minneapolis ot late, some of the mills thera are said to have practically cleaned up on their holdings. Mill, wer good buyers of May there today. Pur chase of 150,000 to 200.000 bushel, hard winter clear, wer made by the American relief commission, and 16,000 barrels for other relief. Thl. offer was bought low, '1 here Is .ome dark rye flour that can bo bought around 12.50. Minneapolis Hour. Minneapolis, Jan. 11. Flour Unchanged to 20c lower; In carload lots, family pa tent, quoted at 37.00 per bbl. In S8-lb. cotton aacks. Bran 122.00. Wheat Receipt., 221 car., coruparooO with 187 oar. a year ago; cash No. 1 northern, tl. 16 01.30 ; January, 11.18; tuiy, i.iae. , Corn No, 3 yellow, ' 41 42c. Oats No. 3 white, 31 32c. Barley 40068c. Rye 60. 2, 73'73o. Flax No. 1, 12.01 02.08. Kansa. City Grain. Kansas City, Jap. 11. Wheat May, 31.03; July. 94c. Corn May, 46c; July, 48o. . St. Louis Grain. St. Louis, Jan. 11. Wheat May, July, 97 c. Corn May, 62c; July, 53c. Oats May, 39o. Omaha, Jan. 11.' Krcciutt cf all kind of (rain mounted to llo rais, of which 8 tars were wheat, a compared will 57 cars ut rar; vj can corn, as aains.t 30 car lat year, and U cars oam, aaint S car M.t year. There wa a good demand for September olleiiiiu of when at gen cr-lly tindiaiised prices, quality con aidned. The corn market had good strong undertone and there was an active demand, with today's, prices generally tiiichanned with yesteruav, OlTeruifi. of oal were not sum. cicnt to supply the demand, kt prices crnera V jC liiuhcr. The cash rye market was generally le lower, with uarlcy nominally un changed to lc higher. Caen Mlr.I t WllfcAF, No, 1 h.id winter, t far fn.ar ) allow),) t.t; t rar (tmuliy), II.... No. t hard winter; 1 tar, II, (I; 1 c (.n.utiyl. .1 (it. No. t h.id yallowt 1 ear, ll.tt. Nu. 4 hard winler; rar, STc, Nu, S hard wlntari I ear. tic. Nu. 1 northern spring: 4 car, 11.10. No, I iturumi I rar, 17c. Nu. durum I 1 rar, Sic. No. t tniaod. aprtng: t car, St", i Cl'HN. No, t whlt.i 1 rar, 4AC. Nn, 3 while: 1 Car, 4c. No. I yvllnwi 1 car. 4 No. t yellnwt 10 car.. 40 C. No, 4 yellow! 1 or, 4o. No. 1 mixed: T cars. 40c OATS. No. 1 whit: t car. S3c No. 4 while: S car., S:e. , IITW. No. S rvt 1 car, 70ci 1 pars, lc. TOTAL, tJ,k,AiiA.v..B. Tr. Au.i i!;,e(,i I.o,i 68. ono Wheat !1, i 'urn So.""" Klour 4. no Wheat and flour 171,000 OMAHA. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENT'S--CARLOTS. Recelpla Today W'k. Ago Tr, Ato Wheat 1 -J Corn S3 14 30 Oat 11 11 Ry 2 a Barley 10 9 Shipment Wheat 7 1 11 Corn 1( o.t to t :i Ry 0 10 PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BUBHEI.M. Ttorelpte Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago Wheat S04.000 SSt.000 828. COO Corn l.VSaS.uvO J.S&I.0OO 1, 137,001 O.ta ....... 671,000 417.000. 703,000 Shipments Wheat 462,000 170.000 761. 000 Corn 911.000 486,00 721.000 Oat. 6.11.000 306,000 MI.OC'O CHICAGO KECEIPTS. Carlota Tuday Wk. Ago Yr. Ago Wheat IS 32 14 Corn 361 (83 317 Oat. 77 131 SI KANSAS CITY RECEIPT. C.rlot. Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago Wheat 104 ... tn Corn 37 ... 2 Oat. IS ti ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS. Carlo! Today Wit Ago Yr. Ago Wheat -. 83 37 1-iO Corn 130 13 65 Cats 67 11 NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS. Carlota Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago Bonds and Notes Shart Term alr aa4 tt4. Ill, I A.W.J f i.l.l Aim. T. ft T. Co. la. 111 la lS. 4 it Aw. T. T. 4 am ll.l.l.'H l" Auaionda la, l:l ,,,,,,1.1 IMS i.n..ur la III Il I'l Huaou i.uv, ... Un ...lea ) BnlgMH Gov, 7.. U l"t 11.111. Steal I.. .:j ,..,l" t.' Hrltl.h a. f-1 1""'. sX Mclll.h tv.a, lir. l . i an. NonlH-rn va, 114.1. I"., C. II. ft W Jt , I- l"l l"l- Chil . llll ! l"t ..nm.rk la. 96 1"l ll lu I'out I' l laJ Fraorh Gov. ., I.4i ,,.,s s I r.n. h Gov. 71,, .ll ,, .1' J', h Y. io.Miil.ii ;. n:s,. ii'. si. ll I, T. Hub. H III', Ureal Norlti'in 7s, It ,l"'l tl Jap, Gov. I.l 4',a. l:t. l 1 lap. llo. 4-. 111 11 14 Norway s. 111. 1"S ! ,V, w. H T. Co. K llll,ll ol N. Y. I ant r.l ;.. !,.. .lo;', l r-anii, n. It. t n. la, ni,ia mi S S I S II ! 4 7 ii i I ti lta It I I -t a l , 4 I SI 4 It I o M tl it .: il II St II 11 ( .1 16 New lark 4 urb Market. Fur m. lied by l.unn k Brian. Ill P.toi Tru.t building: Allen Oil 41 0 IS Aldan t oal tr 41 Anglo-Am. Oil 1W 14 Hn, Mont I II II. II. a. Ii..l"k'l 106 14. W. II. T. Cu. Ia. lt:,ltH lei Swirt ft Co. 7a, III ,.,.100 IH Swift fi Co, la, 1131 ,,..lnl o: afa Gov, la. 111. Il IIS V. n. Rub. 7a, 1.10 ...,106 l Vacuum I'll fa, 111 ....toll !" We.iern Union (a, 1114101 lol Weal, Klec, la. 1131 ,..,106 n t'ruguay I. 114 ..,,..,101 11 Otaail la. 1141 13 Ji'IV Large Quantity of l'lour am! VI heat iSoM for Korl hale of .MiVtrnu tiaiiel of Ih'ur an i large tituntity of winur whrl fir eaport by way the gulf va rr ported lioni Chicago cietdiy. Sow taeb tr. V.W Vri. J.. II " ha Hiarll.l ' rtiea fuiui. wa ltw'a4 l m .iiii lint. a4 pnea h.id with, rsa t i lexinia. tha nri-Biii wa I twini but afiar ..l'. - aan, Slii,taM falH'4 . aiiig sod IH Hiaifcal laed h. ik.is-d I I P'l l,iac MIm w.. Miiitiai'd .1 aS,ui ., taaa Jaau.rt. S , SUf.h. Jc. Slay, s It. J'l ". III. I Ikrplamtwr, S1H, tlKkl, I DK (lAreailiel. . Ii. , .l toll. qolelt It 10 1. I t I't'l baulu 4., la t '. , New task au.se, New Toib, Jan, II tfca raw tug. maik.t aa firin ami h.'ia-'l, l I l. l.o (or Culiaa. 'u.i and fi.i.hi, 'iu.l ta I tl (nr lrtful. Ihna aef Mt.a of 3. aua Im.. of 1 ui lo lutat ian- fnr January 1 . . 7hr ! .la uf t o. uli ubl rr Cubaa I" th I lilted Kingdom at II S d. . I. f , fan d KMtgilwm, Raw ausar fulr rb.aed 1 la I fwla net higb.r, will) Vt.r. H at I :ir St.), 1 4r July, 1 t.c) a..i.iiib.r. I tie llae) (Ml. fuluth. Minn,, Jan. II Lln.eed On track aa.l arrive. I) !. Boat. Wvii, t'lty Serv. mm. CHy Sarv. pfd. I'raaaon Hold ., urani Slntnr. illenrork I'll .. Imperial nil ,, Ml. retcriileum Merrill 'nil , . , Mutual Oil Nlplalng Mill, ,. Himma 4'l. ,, Sapulpa Salt Crack So. Ind. Sin. Oil ......... T. Oil aV Uea Chicago Stock. Range of price of th leading Chicago stock furnlahed by Ixig.n. U Bryan, I' -, -,- M. 111.1 , Wrfts Tm 0 Ftft MXMC1 0 W'MUNN SseCO. Ihm Halldia CHlr'aiiil. It t. aVltullIVs AavrKu Xi.lt . w IHIIIKl.Tof, O. C. Wanl,,ltk IhllhllM NSW logk' Itabart Midi , AM rNI l.iX), liU .......... ....v ' II IIIT 10 tt'i 1 ti'il !!. S3 1"2 Uln 1 I'l u iX I ti I 1 '( , te n; Mfc 1 , , 4 n 14 I's 13 . xy 94 Am. Radiator Armour At Co.. Pfd. Cudahy Killaoii coin font. Motor Earl Motor Llhby Nat, Leather Plggloy Wlggly .... Stewart-Warner ,,,, Hwlft A 0. Swift nt 1 ninn Carbide Wahl Wrlgley ...... fa , i II ' 4 til 1 y 36 ::::::: IP 32 44 ....... 64 103 Minneapollg Huluth Winnipeg ,. ..221 .. 66 ..113 74 IS 442 187 '110 174 Pit Note. . Mlnneapoli wheat storks so far this week decreased SSt.OOO bushel., with rarlot receipts at Duluth and Minneapolis 288 car. behind a year ago; Winnipeg, 833 car. behind. , Mlnneapoli. fldur shipments, 33,171 bar .1.; wheat .hipm.dt., 64 cars. Toledo reported beat wheat demand tn montha r Liverpool wheat future, opened un changed to d lower, olo.ing unchanged to d higher, . Minneapolis ' reported good buying of corn there to go to Duluth, reported export bids for the market with bu.inon. New Tork wheat below low. Domestic wheat export, laat week, 3,044,000 bushel.; corn, t,ll,000 buahela. Primary receipts for the country .0 far thl. week .how wheat 1,782,000 bushels leas; corn, 1,663,000 bushels more; oats, 173,000 buthel. lea, than last year, CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. By Updike drain Co., DO 1627. Jan, Kanaa. City drain. Kansas City. Jan. 10. Wheat May. 31.01; July, 2c. Corn May, 46or July. 47HC. w York Brlcd Frulla. New York, Jan. 1 1. Evaporated Ap ple Firmer; elate, 16$17c. Prunes Unset tied. Aprlcola Firm. 1 Peach. Quiet, Raisin. Dull. Wayne, Nebr. 20-year 6's & YieId 5.10 Ask for Circular Burns, Brinker & Co. Investmenta 17th and Douglas Straets BANK STATEMENT. Charter No. 7t0 Reitrv District No. 10 ' REPORT OK CONDITION OF THE CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK AT OMAHA, IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OS DECEMBER SI, 1921. , RESOURCES Loan, and discounts, including rediscount. , Deducts Notes and bills r.discounted with Federal Reserve Bank Overdrafts, unsecured U. S. Government s.curiti. owned 1 Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bond, par value).. All other United Stale. Government securities Other bonds,' stocks, aecurltiee, tc.i Fumitur and fixtur Lawful re.erv with Federal Reserve Bank Item with Federal Reaerve Bank In process ot collection (not available as reserve) , Cash in vault and amount due from national bank. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust com panic, in the United States , Exchange, for clearing house Checks on other bank, m the same city or town as re porting bank ., Check, on banks located outside ot eity or town ot re porting bank and other cash items.,,.. Redemption fund with U. H. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer , Intereit accrued, uncollected .12,633.810.01 128,271.41 12.507. B8S.I2 , !, 814.1 137.500.00 121,800.00- 285,788.77 RS.7C1.8S 509,323.47 68.708.67 44,811.48 ; 1.004,26 , 8,467.50- 298.800.00 70,912.77 16.84t.10 11. 11.09; Art, I Open. I High. Low. I Clo.e. I Test, Wht, . I . May 1.09 1,10 1.09 1.1 OTt l.OS 1.08M I..1044 1.08H July .98 1.00 '.85 .99 .88 V .88 1.00 .98 ii Rye May .82 .tVA .tl ,83'A .81',;, .82 , July .76 .76 .76 .76 .78 Corn ' May - .53 .63 Vi .61 .63, ,63 July .64 ft M .54'i ,54'Si .64 '4 H1 Oat -. I May .38 ,08 "if ,83 .SS HI -37 , .38 14 July .38 ,3914 ,U .ii .38 V Pork I ' Jan. 15.40 16.50 16,40 16.50 16.40 May 19.80 16.17 16.10 16.87 16.75 Lard Jan. 8.15 1.02 8.95 9.03 1 10 May I 9.27 9.37 j 9.25 . 1.37 9.31 Rib. I 1 II I Tan. I 8.06 8.15 I 1.05 I 1.15 8.03 May I 8.20 I 8.26 I 1.20 I 8.25 1 8.12 Total 1.080,63a.,'; 1 8.876.00 13,29C.4'J ..33,066.714.47 LIABILITIES in New Tork, ver 66c. , Mexican Dollar. 601o. Rar Silver. Jsn. 11. Foreign Bar SU- Capltal stock paid burplus fund Undivided profit. , , ( Reserved for interest Reserved for depreeistion on bonds..- Circulating note outstanding , .' , Amount due to i.atlonal banks Amount due to S.'ate banks; bankers, and trust com panies in the United States ..... Certified checks outstanding ,, Cashier', check, on own bank outstanding (. Individual deposits subject to check.,,..- Certificate, of depo.it due in les. than 30 day', (other than for money borrowed) , Dividend, unpaid , Time certificate, of deposit (other than for money borrowed ) , Postal savings deposits Unearned discount t 800,000,00 100,000.00 111.809.73 186.400.00 106.007.39 2,102.89 1,600.00 ; 270,046.42, 00.552.60 1,989.08 41,686.01 2,084,962.62 119,186.42 . 15,000.00 198,600.70 ' 17,118.29 8,208,841-18 25,963.51. , $3,966,714.47 Total ,....,...... State of Nebraska, County of Dounlas ss: .1. L. H. Tate, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly .wear that th above statement S. true to the best of my knowledge and belief. " . L. H. TATE. Cashier. Correct Attest r , .. - B. F. MARSHALL. ' : E. F. KOI, DA, ' H. S. CLARKE, ir.. Directors. " Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of January, 1922. (SEAL) MILDRED MULLEN, Notary Public. .101 .150H 1484 150 lift "3 33)4 ioj 107U. lesu 82 "4 3t4 32S S3 62 Mi S3 1H 26 .... 11 21 10 1- Invest Your January 1 Dividends i TAX-FREE ' First Mortgage Bonds 7 ..... . . Secured ' V ' by city improved property built by Home Builders for reliable people. Intereit ' - is paid semi-annually by mail or through your bank, ' , Denominations of these bonds range from $100, $200, $500 up to $1,000. Maturity of these bonds range from 1 year to 5 years. You can order one or more of any denomination and select maturity dates to suit ' your pleasure. . Orders received by mail or in person. . .. - . , 7 Tax-Free First Mortgage Bonds will be appreciated after interest rates come down. 'Prospectus mailed upon request giving full description of property, income, etc. For sale by American Dodge at 18th Street C. C. Shinier, Sec'y Security Company BROKERS . Omaha, Nebraska G. A. Rohrbough, Pres. Updike Grain Company OPERATING a large, up-to-date Ter minal Elevator in the Omaha Mar . ket, is in a position td handle your shipments in the best possible manner , i. e,, cleaning, transferring, storing, etc. -MEMBERS - Chicago Board of Trade Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce St. Louis Merchants Ex- change Kansas City Board of Trade Sioux City Board of Trade Omaha Grain Exchange -OFFICES AT- OMAHA, NEB. LINCOLN, NEB. HASTINGS, NEB. CHICAGO, ILL, SIOUX CITY, IA. HOLDREGE, NEB. GENEVA, NEB. DES MOINES, IA. -MILWAUKEE, WIS. HAMBURG, IA. KANSAS CITY, MO. All of these of lice, except Kanaa. City and Milwaukee ar connected with each other by private wire.. It will pay you t get In touch with one of our ollka. when wanting to BUY or SELL any kind f grain. W solicit your eon.ignmenti f all kind of grain to Omaha, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City aad Siwu City. Every car receive, careful personal attention. Updike Grain Company "The Reliable Consignment House" marling, close, 4.32; Tues. clow. 4.33. t