Nebraska Newspapers

    Heavy Selling of
Long Wheat Leads
to Sharp Decline
Deform! Deliveries Irregular
—Foreign New s Discouag
ing to Bulls; Corn Trade
Broadens Out.
Ilr 1 II Mil es J. I l:\ OKS,
I iiiversiil Service .Stuff ( orrespondent.
t'hk'HKo. Jam 14 1 i• \ - celling of
long wheat, especially in the Mav de
livery. developed on all flurries today and
led to a sharp decline in that month,
finally, while tin* deferred deliveries wen
it regular Foreign news was somewhat
dim ouraging tot the hull.® and mans of
litem were induced to accept profit.-.
Meanwhile corn trade broadened out and
prices moved up .sharply under active
leadership on the buying side
Wheat closed *4' higher to l'^c lower;
corn was %c to ltyc higher; oats were
"-*>• to «4u lower, and !>e tilled le to
1 \ c dow n.
The wheat trend was unusually erratic
and a difficult market to gauge The
peculiar feature of the day was 'he rela
live easiness manifested bv Mav wheat
compared with the July. This was due
to spreading operations tp some extent
iso th# strength in corn was partly
I' "light shout bv trade-® who bought the
j “I In w cereal against sales of wheat.
The seaboard 1 unfit med a fair export
trade, possinly 400.000 to iiOO.OOO bushel.®.
Much of the business waa in Durum wheat
to Italy. Liverpool closed pence lower.
t'orn was given active support anil mov
ed it regularly higher. There was selling
early by some interests that covered later
in the day, while leading bulls supported
the market at times. The movement of
corn is let ling up somewhat and should
it continue the cash situation is likely
to harden Primary receipts were 1,3*3,
oon buahc.s compared with 7f*7.0tJ0 bushels
a year ago.
Data were under scattered selling
1 h"mighout the - salon. This grain is
Louring under the burden of accumu
lating supplies in most mark -t®. The run
of oats not onh keeps up fairly well,
but the demand for it on spot has proven
di lappointing
Kye was legctionary. Scattered selling
n< •» a slow demand. The seaboard fail
id tn discover any export business in rye
put through today.
Provisions met heavy' long selling and
(I iipjied sharply. Lard was 3.»c to 47Cjc
lower and ribs were 7*2^ higher.
Pit Notes.
Sentiment in the wheat trade was
iri'o i* mixed than for some time. t'aMi
wheat in jno.it markets maintained pre
miums. No 3 red locally again sold above
t ft.* $j mark, also in St. Lou s Minne
apolis reported offerings of choice mill
ing wheat scarce with stock* decreasing.
There i® little doubt but that done *
tondition® will continue to exeit a steady
ing influence on the world wheat mar
ket. but there seems to he a tendency
to go slow on the buying aide and wait
tlie consequences of southern hemisphere
pressure.
The Winnipeg market was independent
ly weak all day and clotted 1 \ < lower
tor all deliveries. The relative weakness
there was partly explainable by the fact
that on the previous day t'anada prices
stronger than t'hicago Stocks of
wheat In t'anada are Haiti to he about
80 000.000 bushels less than last year In
nil positions. This probably explains the
Mteugih of the cash market at Winnipeg.
There were reports from the southwest
th.it ttie lower temperatures following the
reipnt thaw was covering nianv wheat
fields with lee again and undoubtedly
will prove detrimental to the crop. There
u-,s considerable buying of July wheat
tigainst sales of the Mnv on this news.
Karlv in the day July wheat sold up to
the best levels reached this season.
The movement of wheat to primary
points continues light This fact Is taken
to mean bv some leading grain men that
the crop this year has probably been
..ver estimated. At current levels It has
been assumed that farmers, if they held
much wheat back, would decide to loosen
up some, but the dally run to terminal
markets Is varying but slightly. This
undoubtedly will lead to continuous re
dm tions In visible supplies throughout
t' e rountr Stock® at Kansas City de
ceased ton 000 bushels th ® week for two
dav® Wheat is being sn'd out of store
In that market on a growing scale.
CHICAGO PRICES.
T?v T'pdike Grain company. Atlantic 6312.
Art. 1 Op*r. I Hl*h. i I.ow, 1 CIo»c. I T>a
~\:hr i i i
M it ■ 1.0? 1 ST 1 84% 1 8 4 1 *5%
1k'. 1 84%! 1.86 8*
.lulv ' 1.5 6% 1 58%' 1.56%! 1 >7 % 1 56%
\ 5< % 1.57 % 1.57
•• 1 46% 1.47 % 145% | 1.46% 1 46%
Ma v 1 r.n 1,61 1 58 % 1.59% V6*t%
1.59%... 1.60%
lulv 1 39' I 40'- 1 34% 1,39 1 40
wept 1 24 % 1 28% 1.24 %( 1 25 12' ',
Ma v 1.10% 1 321» 129%' 1.31 % 130 %
1 30 % 1.32 1 30 %
July 1 31 1 32% 1 30% 1.32%! 1.31%
1 31 % ..i 1 32% .. .
Fppt. 1.3'% 132% 130% 132% 1.31%
i.;nv.(.;..
May ,6 2 .62% .61% .61% .62%
61%.
,T u 1 y 6 2 .62 .61% .61% 6 2 %
. »'• 1 % . . .
Sapt. .50% 59% :**% .59 .59 %
.59 % . .
%« rd
\fHv 16 R5 16.97 16 52 16 55 1 6 98
.TulV 17.15 17 20 16 75 16.85 1722
Tin-**
May 15<2 15.90 15 «2 15 65 13 53
Minneapolis < n*»h 4»rnln.
M inneapolls*. .Inn 14 —Wheat—fash'
N 1 nortjicrn. ? 1 76%#1.8rt7- No 1
dark northern aprinR* cbm* e to fancy,
$2 01 %# 2.1 4% poo.l to c hoice S1 s - 7 #
•’00%. tirtlinary to Rood. $1.77% #1 67%;
No. 1 h «rtl aprlny. «i i n % *< -11 *. No 1
• lark hard Montana on track. $1 79% #
2 01%; to arrive. $ 1.79% ri 2.01 % ; July,
J1 7 1%; May ?I.7V%.
i'.,rn Nn e i i o »\ 11 I’fi® 1 !?.
i );> tf* No .2 white, 54% #55%* .
Ha : le>—si # 93c
I*. No. 2, $1 IT''* 14*%.
I lax —No. 1. J1 09# 3.12.
Knitkn-i < lt> 4 i»s'li (.ruin.
1*anu,*« «*it v Jan, 14 Wheat - Vo 2
I ,, ,i i 7 1 ' " 1 . No 2 r« *1. *1.9 - ft
204 ,\,%v. $1.75'.. n*k<*«]. July, fl.4$%;
.V, PI Mo. • $1 39 hid.
Co Mi — No 3 white. $1.21 # 1 22%; No. ..
ve]|o\\ *1.22% # 1 2 " ; No. 2 ye!|i>w, $1.21#
1 12 . No. 2 mixed. *1.19% #1 20; Ma' ,
$• ; 1 ' , naked: July. *1 2% aplit naked;
»s -nteruber. $1.25% t.plit bid
11:.' Cnchantr* ■! to 60 lower; No J
piail ie i 1 o 5t\6i 1 1 •'*'»
Other* I’ll* ha tu-’* d.
\H\ KIlTbl MKNT.
Getting Skinnier
Every Day
Hollows in Cheek* and Neck Growing
Deeper Every Work.
f-omethliig Must Bp Hone and Donp
Bight Now—Quirk.
Trns of thousands of thin, run
down nipn—yes, and women too are
getting discouraged—are giving u|>
oil hope of ever being able to take on
flesh and look healthy and strong.
All such people can stop worrying
ond start to smile and enjoy life right
now, for Mc
Coy’s Cod Liver
oil Compound
Tablets, which
any druggist w ill
tell you all
about, is put
ting flesh on
hosts of skinny
folks every day
One woman,
tired, weak ami
discouraged, put
on !i pounds in
five weeks and
now feels fine.
We nil know
that Cod Liver
Oil Is full of
vitalizing, flesh
producing vitamin**, hut many pen
pie , m t take It because of Its horrl
hie smell and llshy taste and because
It often upsets the stoma. Ii.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets are as easy to take as candy
* and If any thin person don’t gain at
least F. pounds In 3<t days your drug
gist will gi'e you your money hack
and only tto cents for 6*1 tablets. Ask
Sherman A- McConnell. Heaton I'rug
Cn Brandels More or any live phar
macist anywhere.
Hut he sure tp get McCoy’s, the
erlcinal and genuine and bear In
m nd that for thill, sickle kl.l* they
e.e wonderful—a very sickly child—
r„v 3, gained 12 pounds In i months
/-N
Omaha Grain
N---'
Omaha. Jsn. 14.
Cash wheat sold on the tables today at
fractionally lower price* owing to rear,
'lonary tendency in the futures and
greater caution in buying at record price.*
Clearance, however, was satisfactory. Re
eints were 35 car*
Corn aoid at unchanged price* to 2c
higher, yellow corn scoring the advance.
Receipts were 57 car*.
Oats sold about 4c lower Receipts. 12
car r
No rye was reported In, and barley, was
quo e«l about un< hanged.
Omali i ( arid hales.
WHEAT
No. 2 hard: 1 oar. $1 7*> 1 car. $1.74
No hard: . r.irs, Si T3 2-f* tar. $
1 car, $1 72 4.
No. 4 bom 1 car. $1.71 . 1 car. $1 73.
No .. h .1 . 1 mi. *l.l,M.
CORN.
No 2 white 1 ir. $1.20.
No white A i or*. $1.19. 1 ,ar $1 184
No. 4 \v Hits*: 1 • at. $1 17 V
No. .7 unite: 1 tar. $1.12.
No. 2 yellow: 1 oar. $1.2!.
No. . llow :t car*. $1.21; 1 car. $1.22;
2 t arr. $1.22 4
No ( yellow: " curs, $1 17 4; 1 car,
$1 1'4 • '! t lire. $1.20. 7 mis. $1 19
No. 5 yellow. 1 car. J1 I 2 ; 1 * ar. $ 1 15. !
No. t> yellow: 1 oar, $1 lh.; 1 car. $1.US;
1 ■ ir, $1.07.
Sh in pic yellow: 1 car. $1 03.
No. :t mixed: 2 car*. $1.19
No. 4 mixed: 1 «•;*' SI It. is cars, $1,17.
No. f> mixed: l car. $l.ln.
Sample mixed: 1 car, $1.03.
OAT?
Nt». 2 white: 4 cars. 58c.
No. I w hii“: 2 • nr*. f»,Hr*, 1 car. 67c.
Sample white i . ar, 554c; 1 car, 634c.
15 A KI.EV
No. 4 bat lev : I car, 92c.
HttH.v Inspection of («rHin Received.
\N H tTE.
list'd: 1 car No 1. 9 <ars No. 2, 4 cars
No. 1 tar No. a j oars No. 5.
Durum: l car No. 2.
Total, 18 cars.
CORN.
Yellow: 1 tar No 8 cars No. 3. 30
car* No. 4. 5 cars No. 5, 5 cars No. 6, 1
tar sample.
White: :i cars No. 2. 5 cars No. 3, 3
far.- No. 4 1 car No. 5. 1 car No
Mixed: 1 --at No 2. 2 curs No. 3. 4
cars' No. 4. 1 cr»r No. 6.
Total, 72 cars.
OATS
White: 1 car No. 9 curs No. 3. t
cars No. 4, ;■ ,-ars sample.
Total. 19 car*.
R Y E.
1 car N ». 2.
Total m".' 110.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
U’ai lots.i
Ue« elf,is: Today. Wk Ago. \ r Ago.
Wheat . .15 ... 31
t 'orn . 57 ... 75
• »r.t* . . 19 ... l.*» I
Barley .. 1 ... l|
Shipments:
Wheat . fit ... 11,
«’orn ... .17 ... 241
Oats . 35 ... 25
Rye . ... 2,
Harley .. ... 2
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots— Today Yr Ago.
Wheat .. .»*» '-'1 1
Corn . 189 1«4
oats In? i»l
ST. LOllS RECEIPTS.
Carlots— Today Yr. Ago
Wheal . Ill .7 4!
Corn . t'>6 lu
Outs . 911 8 3
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlots - Todav Wk Ago Yr. Ago
Minneapols 217 171 202
Duluth . 49 70 i 9
New 1 ork General.
New York, .tun 14 Ry*—Ea*> No.
western. $1 t»3 4 f fo. New York .and
$1 *‘,i aM , j f export.
Mutkwheat — Easy; Canadian, $-' 20®
Wheat, Spot Easv : No 1 dark north
ern bpring i f New York la! <» and
rail. $2,184; No. 2 winter f o. b lake
and rail. $1 9V No. 2 mixed durum d<*.
$1 99 4. No. 1 Manitoba do In bond,
$ 1 1 4
Corn. Spot—Firm; No. 2 yellow c. 1. f
track. New York, all rail, $1 tt>‘*. No. 2
mixed do. $1 4<‘>.
oats. Spot—Steady; No 2 white 70c
Feel- Steady; city bran. Kin-pound
sacks, $29.00. western bran do, $3.8.00®
38.60.
Hhv Easy: No. 2 $26.00® 27 on
Lard-—Weal;; middle west. $,*'• .70 ® 1 6 r>0.
Tallow—Firm; special loose 104c; ex
tra, 10 4c.
Chicago Cash (train.
Chicago. .Ian 14—Wheat - No. t red,
$1.97® 2.004 : No. 2 hard $181
Corn—No 2 mixed, $1 ISfil 154: No
2 yellow* $1,30 4
fiats—No 2 white, 59 4 17 61c; No. 2
white. 5 S ® S 9 c.
Rve—No sales
Barley—8 2c ® $1 00.
Heed -Timothy. $5.75®6.7S; clover,
$24 OO-h 32 00.
Provislona—Lard. $16.00; riba, $15 j0;
bellies, $17.20.
St. Lcui* (train Futures.
St Louts. .L«n 14 -Wheat- Close. May.
$1 83 4 Julv. $ 1 5482■
C0m—-Mmv. $1,114; July. $1324 1#
I :t 2 \
Oats Not quoted
Minneapolis Floor
Minneapolis Minn. Jan. 14 Flour
l.'nt hung <1
Bran—$3100® 32.00.
Duluth Mft».
Duluth Minn an. 14 Closer lav
January, $’05, Mb' $*06; July, $3,064
Kast St. liouix IJvestock.
East sc Louis. Jan 14 Cattle-Re
relpts. 2.800 head. beef steers steady to
strong heifer* and bologna bulls, steady;
rows, steady to 25c higher: lanner*, 10c
lower: good and «ho:'e light vealers. 5f».
higher, top calve* S12 A t»; bulk, $12nr»,!
most, steers. $7 25® * 6'c bulk heifers.
$6.01)® $.35. rows largely $4 On® 5 25; tan
ner* $190172 25; bulk $4.00® 4.60.
Hogs -Receipts 17 non head market
opened slow, weak underton*, few early
sHle** steady. top. $1125. general trad*.
15 to 25c lower with close practically 26c
lower; late top $11.0'*; hulk fond lutrhft
hogs 190 pounds and up $1" 67''/ 11 00,
desirable 160 to 180-pound kinds. $10.25*#
1H60. 14*> to 150 pounds $9.50® 10.0*»,
120 to 130-pound pigs, $8.50® 9.00; under
II pounds, $6 50® f on. ju'ker *m\v *. $ H*.00
® 10.1 0.
Sh p and Lambs Receipts—1.200 head:
fat lambs. 25c t<» 50c higher, $18.50 paid •
for native and west'-in lambs, bulk $19.00
®< 1 8 50 • u 1: c $13.00'/ 13 .70, bulk fat
• w••*, $9.50® 9 75.
New lork Migur.
New Yu 1 I.. Jan 14 A slightly easier
undertone prevailed in the raw sugar
mnrkci today, spot Cuban declining to |
t . duty p.iid There were sales of.
29,000 hags Cuban to outport refiner* at
4 f».'e duty paid and about 75,000 bags t«»
local refiners at 4 52c, all for prompt
shipment.
Raw sugar f rf"* were firmer on lo
cal lov^ring and buying by trade and
Cuban Interests, who appeared to be tak
ing in hedge** axninst sales of actual
Prices adv.imed I to 7 points but re
aeter) partially under realising and were
fmallv 1 to points ne* higher January
• dosed 2A0c, March, 2 77* . May. :v>
i Julv, 3.04r.
No <henges occurred In refined sugar.
*h® list ranging from * 10c to * : ■< for
j fin* granuia'ed with business light.
Refined futures were nominal
( hicago Flutter.
Chicago. Jan 14 —While trading was
not active, tne butter market todav ruled
e * e ft d v with an unsettled undertone
note'’ 11 ea!er* were tr'inr to hold top
• rores for premiums but h«'»r» w*re
n»:■ a 1 regarding oualltv and tD**tr Ideas
of pv7 ex A-ere below those of seller* The
cen'rftlized < ar market was quite steady
with tripling quiet Premium* of 4c to 8,
were beinar asked on 89 score cars
Storage car market was quiet with not
enough interest to accurately ascertain
price*
Fresh butter: 9 2 score. 38c; 91 score
37 4c; 90 score, ;i 7 c 8 9 score. 36 4c. 8 8
score. 37. M7 s< ore. 34' . 86 score. 32c
Centralized carlots 90 score, 37 4c. 89
score, ,96c; 8 8 trorr, Sic.
New 1 ork ( offer Futures.
New York Jan 14 -toffee future
opered today st a decline *»f 30 t«» 55
points under liquidation promoted by re
ports of easier offers from Brazil, pa ■
tbutsrly in the case of Rios, hut after
selling off »o 19 35- f >r Mnv rallied on
covering and higher late cable* from ihe
Rio market May advanced •>> 19 *'
and closed at 19 55c. the general mehket
closing 25 to 48 points net lower Ssl-’s
were estimated at 84.000. Closing quo
tation* .
Januarv. 21.60c March 2061c; May.
19 55f : July 18 70c. September. 17 31c;
December. 17.35c
Spot coffee dull nio 7s. 23 4 It 2" 1«r
Santo* 4* 28 4 ® "* *«'
New Y«n% lit' (ioods.
New York Jan 14 -I'ntton goods were
etegdv toda\ wl»h trade of moderst
proportions Wash goods wie in better
request The wool goods tension showed
• Ignv of lessening and H t« now believed
• h.it price advances for ihe fall will not
be as drn*tic a* anticipated ns the for
.. gn wool tnnrke*» have been weakening
Raw silk was slightly hlghei and silk
•roods (' i the spring were more active
Demand fur underwear (entered In, *1"'
knit good* division Inr Spring and fall
Novel* hosiery It* silk a ml wool and
silk n as in demand.
Ht Joerpll Livestock.
Ft T.fi. ' • " 14 Hugs R'" e| pt ■,
1 7.000 head market, steady; top, $10,86
bulk. *10. ?Vo 10.86
t'rtt'le \\< < dpt f. ' 0 00 bend; minuet,
steady to I ■ higher; hulk of steers, $7 77
<>19 75; top. $10 00 ; tows m ml heifer* $3
fit 9 00 i wives $4 ft0®!].0ft. Btofkera and
feeders 14 25 » 7 ?5
Hh-*ep Receipts ? 500 head, market tin
evenlv higher, limbs. $ 1 7*ff l 8 25 . e«es.
$9.00® in (0.
Oils and Rosin.
Savannah. * *. * Jan 14 Turpentine
Steady. 87c. sales. 50 Mil* . receipt* 162
hhls . shipments, 100 bfola. . stork, 14.872
bbls
Rosin- Kirin sales 1.013 casks *•*
c«|pts, *»2 c**k*. shipments. 447 casks,
sin. k.‘ 88 1 36 r«*kf
Quote H to K. $7 0ft F to H $7 10 1
17 » k $7 M $" 3 7 N $7 6ft, W G
$8 20 , WW, 19 20, X, $o 70.
Omaha Livestock
V--'
Omaha. Jan 14.
Receipts— Cattle Hog* Sheer
Official Mondav .. 9 646 1* 219 12M5
Official Tuesday . 7 526 22.033 « *43
Est mat• Wednesdav tt.nno 29,000 11.600
Three days This wk*. 25,172 *9.272 30.659
^am* last week ..27.*2* 63.79K 25.201
Same 2 weeks a go . . 22.7 1 9 62 9*7 36.967
Same 3 weeks a go..13.2*9 6* 52 5 2* 330
Same year ago . 28.603 50,962 41.*81
Cattle-—Receipts fl.opn head T.eie
■ trains caused some del uy in the move
ment of fat catt’.e today, but there was
a fairly broad demand, especially for
good giades. and trade ruled quite »<c
ti\.» and fully steady on sieers and \ ear
1 ng* Rest steers here brought S',"
>he sintk was less active th ni yeater
day anil prices were barely stendy. Stock
ers and feeders found h ieady sale at
figures thut were firm.
Quotations on cattle: flood to choice
yearlings. $9.75#?'I ] 25; fair to good y:ir
lingH. $8.00#r9.75; <111)1111011 to f;i 1 year
lings. |t».25<b N "0; choice to prime heavy
steels. $10 25 fri 11.0b, good to choice
steers. $9.25 #» 10.25; fair to good steers.
$ 7 7 5 (ft 9 00; common to fair steers, $-■ 76 <v
7.75; trashy warnied-up steers. $5.50 #9
*. 50 good to choice feel heifers, $7 1'f. '»#
| 8.50; fair to good f •• < 1 heifers, $6.00 (Ti, 7.25 ;
common to fair fed heifers. $5 tut ft? 6.no.
good t<- choice fed < ow<, $5,251/6.00; fair
!<i good fed cows. $1 "O'?# 5.25; common
to f: 11 r feil cows, f. 7" if f '! 76; good to
nob e feedeis $7 001j7 6 5; fair to good
feeders, $6 2 5 U 7.00; common to fair feed
ers. 15 504/6 25; good to choice Stockers.
$7 2 5 fr 7. S b . fa r 10 good stock era. $6 50
'ft 7 25 common to fair stock* >s. $7 50 v
• 5" trashy «Inckers. $4 50#? 5 70; stock
hf fer®, $3.50 W 5.00; stork cow# J
•7" stock '-gives | i 00ft 7 0". wa! calves
f ’ 5"'<Tl".0*; mills, ni«gs. $3.75 tf# 6.25.
HKKI-' STEERS.
No Av Pr. No. Av. Pr.
16 .1"4 6 7 "" 16. *1 8 3 ,50
21. 8.37 7 75 1".1115 8 6"
1".108 6 * V, 2.141" 9 5"
17 .14 26 1" ""
rows
21. 7 98 3 "o 5 . 1 61 3 3 2 5
2.107<5 4 011 7.1195 4 1.5
8. 1 1 25 4 85 6 1118 5 40
HEIFERS.
If. 64 4 5 imi 7. 512 5 50
4.1 1 15 6 7m ?1 . .._ 825 b 75
HI. X96 7 00
STEERS AMI HEIFERS.
01 . 656 7 1 " 21.1129 10 10
REELS.
2 . 1 470 5 Mo 1. 1090 5 75
CA EVES.
6. ?,20 6 0" 8. 160 8 00
2. 1 Ml 9 5"
Hogs—Receipts, 29.000 head. Liberal
supplies made shippers slow in operating,
j i he day’s purchases being c onfined large
i Iy to the best atrongweight butcher
| grades. which cashed at steady levels.
The pucker market was a sluv affair at
>neven lev-'Is. Bulk "f all s;» * was at
$9.5510.75. with early top $H 77.
HOGS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr
Ti< .211 10 40 69. .218 . . 10
74 234 1075
Sheep—Receipts 11.500 head General
demand was brisk for fat lambs today
and price? stored further advances of
25##50c. F.-eders were scarce and ruled
strong, with aged sheep firm to 15c
Higher.
Quotation* on sheep and lamb?- Lambs,
good to < ho,< <• $17 7 7,4/18 lambs, fair
to good. *16 751< 17 75; feeding lambs.
$ 1 4.50 <7fi 16 50; flipped Innibs, fed $14 "4
fa 15 75; wet hern. $9,004/ 11.On. tat • wv»,
$ 7 7 5 #i 1" 4 ii; yearlings. $ l 1. V 5 <jj 1 3 00.
SHEEP ANI> I.A.MRS.
FAT LAMMS.
Av. Pr
283 fed . 87
236 fed . 89 18 3"
465 fed . 7 6 18 25
4 9 7 fed . 7 3 1 8 1 .»
4 7" led . 7 7 17 25
FAT EWES.
9" fe»l . . IIS 1" i
10U fed . . Ill 1" 4"
Hc*ci'i pts u nd 111-posit n»n of II vest ex k nt
the I'nioii stork , hrd«. Umuha Net* . for
.4 hours, ending al 4*. rn January 4 4
k rchii’ts carrot
Caltl*. lies. Slip.
C \r A St r. Ky .... .. 2*J
Wabash It R. 1 ...
Vo. Bar u>. 4 . ..
I . I*. It K.105 M2 11
C. A N. W. east . 9 7 ....
C. A N. W , west .61 106 11
O. St. J\ M. A 0. 3" 35 -
B. A Q. east . 14 7 1
O. Tt. & W . west .... 6m 19
C. H. I & I’, east . 14 H 1
C. R. f A P., west _ 7 4 . ...
I C R R 6 9
C. G. W It. R. . 2 3
Total receipt* . .. .102 331 43
DISPOSl T ION—HEAD.
I'n * t !e H gs. Shp
Armour & Co. .. .. ...1024 0627 2*60
Cudnhv Pack Co. . . 1259 .161* 1141
Bold Park Co.555 2630
.vlorria Pack. Co.Ml 272* 14*3
S wifi A Co . 205" .14 2250
ClnsMburg M . . . .. 2 .... . .
Hoffman Bros. . .
,
Midwest Pack. Co. 29 .
i Uriah" I’a- k Co. 2 .
John Roth A Sons .... 14 . • ■
S Omaha Pack Co.... 19 .
Murphy. J. W. . 1153 ...
Kennel It A .Murray 11 t
Cong A- Keefer . 2 9
Him nln fi'i k Co. mm .
Nagle Pack C. 55 .
Sinclair Pack. Co. . 97 .
Wilson Pack. Co.. 14 .
Anderson A Son 7" .... ...
Benton, VS A Hugh** .17 .
Bulla. 1 H it .
Dennis A Francis 52 .
Kilts A Co. 10 .
Harvfj John 4.6 .
Inghruin, T J. 19 .
Kellogg V Cl. 21* .
Kirkpatrick Bro*. .. . Ill .
Krebbs A Co... . *7 .
Longman Bros . . . 1^2 . .
Ruberger, Henry s . . . . 16* .. .
Mo Kan. C. & C Co 4 .
Root. J. R A Co. 69 .
P. osenstock Bros. *5 .
Harrena A Finnegan 102 ....
Smiley Bros. .. 5ft .
sulll'an Bros . 4 6 ..
Van Sant. W. B. A Co. . 4 7 . .. .
Wertheimer A In gen 4 1 .
Other buyers . .... 601 "00
Totals . 85*2 21608 9 4 3 4
4 hicago l.lvestoek.
Chicago, Jan. 14 H*gs- Receipts. 57.
00" head; market, slow. at«ady to J0«
higher, most gain on 170 to 220-pound
averages, desiruble weighty butchers,
early at fil 2 5. f»*w 170 to 200-pound aver
ages |!" 40 ti 10.75; 250-pound kind Up
ward to $11.15, Inti*- done on others,
he.'. yw eight hogs $ 10 73it 1 1.2 *. medium.
810.1 Oft ll 20; light 50 4i; ln.75; light
light 4- oHi 1ft t" parking hog*, smooth
$1" .'it I *.*. ■ • king iicgs rough. $9 90
010 15- slaughter pig* 17 000* 7 „
Cattle—Receipt s, 11.00" heal. market
lilrly active; beef steer* 15 t•> 2 higher;
w.-lghty kind showing most advarn*. Mon
day's downturn tpgained, values as high
or higher than hit” last weak, entl.- top
matured steel »ii 25: beat yaarlin£j)«
11" 85. numerous loads iclatlvcly h a
fed heave steers flftft"0 1" n . hulk fe<l
Steers and yearlings. $8."001" 5ft; >enr
lings very scare* • holes kind absent,
she stork 1ft to 15r up. spots more, can
nets and rutters. s'rong hull*, firm, veal
rrs strong. mos*lv lift *"011 5ft to pack
er*. choir* handy weight selections pp
ward to 113.00 to outsiders, country de
mand *to. kera and fee lers moderate sf
firm pr-re* . meaty feeder# lata yesterday
up to 17.5ft. bulk I i 5ft fi 7.ft"
Sheep — Receipts, COAft head fat lambs
25 to fiftr higher bulk medium to good
lambs. |H.250 H.75 esrly fop. 119 10
h*st bid, 119 no clippers sold good 77
pound yearling*, fl* 7'-. fat sheep and
feeding lambs strong good medium
weight ewes, flft.AAdlft;' feeding lambs
scar'*, few sH*s $16 500 16 76.
Kansas ( Ifjr I Iveatork.
Kansas CRy. Jan 14 it nfted States
Department of Agriculture ) t attle Be
telplg, 10,000 head calves, lerelpts. I.fcft'i
head; market, fed steer- and \esrllng*
fairly active. strong to 2 F,r higher »op
heavy steers. |l"4". ha nd y wel gh t s, lift 2 5.
I ght ml ve«l yearling* held above $!«»•"
she stor k steady to 15c higher butt her
co • - ind lo'ifer . * | 6"*t 6 75 • mnrr- n n •
ruttara $2.4003.16 bulla full) •( >•-« d ■
• elves strong , jo .i t Ira I ton v eji I* ) | u •• ••
mediums rind heavies SI 50 0 7.*" /nif’>
ers and feeders srsrco. fully steady, bulb
of sale*. |.V 6ft iff 7 00. stock cows end heif
er* $:! 7 5 9/4 76
Hog - Receipts, 1«.MftO leal *1 I per
market unaven strong to 10r higher
top 11 0 90. bulk of sale*. f|0 J A f r 1ft s"
g'<od to choir* 200 to 300-pnund averages
lift 4 5 0 1 ft .8 ft ; few esrlv sales In pa W*<s
steady now bidding lower, packer Top.
lift.76, light lights and killing. $10 2 >0
10 4ft, sto' k pigs sfeadv
8h*ep—Receipt* 6 ftftft h**d market.
Iambs 25 0 4 ft r higher * or I * 1ft others
mostly It* ft ft ff 1 8 *5; sheep strong ’o 75c
h-ghei . beat awes lift 'ft. others lift 4n.
HlntH 4 It» Mlrstflfk.
Rlmj* Cit< Is Jen 11 Cattle Tim
relpts 4. ft ft ft head marks! slow, kill* re
nnd sto'kers. steady; fat steers end year,
lings, fft 00012 Oft hulk J 7 ft ft 4T/ * 5 ft fat
• own and heifer- $ I ft ft IQ I ft ft ft . tanner*
end •nd »rs. J 2f>fZ» 25. veal*. 14 •ift'b
10 00, hulls. $1 ftH'u 4 75. feeders $5 'Uir,i
7 "ft , slockers. $4 5" 4/ 6 76 el •>■ k vest
lings and < siv*« 14 on HI 6 75 . f*« ding « <• ws
end heifer - f n >,t I ."
Hogs Receipts. *."00 head; market
sfeadv. 1". lower, top $ I ft - hulk $9 75
0 10.75 lights | 9 "ft Hi 1ft 4" hut. hers
) 1 " 1," HI | ft *mi ted 19 • 'u 1" 5 ft p». kern.
II ft "" Hi l " Slag-. I . "" dr , " i ige.
|« no fi m Oft
Hhrep Receipt* 7 "Oft he,id market,
lambs, aftr high." * w »•* steady, lamb*.
• I * 5ft , *w e«, fill *»
H|. Inula l.l« rstock.
S' I 'on*, tan 14 • afl|e — Receipt*
.1 '."ii head market strong native Reef
steer*. $7 OH0I1 "0 vesrling errr* sod
heifers I " iff I on. . ow *> $ . ■- ■ •
sto. Uer* end feerlei* $4 .0' ,'6. calves
11 " 0 12 f" runner* sod cut t m s | 3 0 " d
3 i.n
llog* Re e|pii head matk**
stegdv to Jfti higher ml«*d and hutehe.a
lift ff 1 130 grind heavire. $ II “ . HI I 1
rough* f |A ftft^ |o 1 ' lights 110 800 11 "0.
p g* $7 7 '■ 0 1 ft ft ft 1m 11" •• . 1 I
Sheep and I.smb* It. *|pt* | ?ftO he*d
market et'ong mutton ewe* |r, nn^inoo.
lambs 11 * 2'>, oann»ri and uh"P
pei». 13 ft"ff *1 ftQ Q
Two Heavy ^ aves
of Selling Seen
in Stock Market
Trade Turns Dull After Fir-t.
Later Picking l p Some of
Loss; Averages Do Not
Show Decline.
-.
llv KKIIXKII MMI.I.A.NK.
t nlvernal Servin' I'limm iul K.d I tor. !
New York, dan 14—There were two!
heavy Wuvcfc of selling in the stock mar- |
uet today. When tile first, which came
in the morning, had spoilt its force, vari
ous of thv pool specialties had a washed
out look. With lll<* subsidence of the at
tack t be mat l;ct turned dull, later pick
ing up some uf the loss. Thu second was
hium ned hi the afternoon and met a
counter-payment, various groups being
quite well supported.
The averages as calculated by the sta
tisticians do not show the decline tu full,
i fie largest losses being in issues not
traded In heavily.
Various issues were strong throughout
the day This list included the equip
ments, some of tlit* coppers and others but
the steels, tobaccos, radios, rubbers, aopiu
<>C the motor and motor accessories and
most of the rails were soft. The oils
held fairly well. renditions affecting
■ hern are improving.
lie." a t ion of i... di'ength of the ship
men is is given by the fact that Baldwin
went to a new high and American Loco
motive reached the highest price at which
it ever has sold. Largo losses wete com
putatively few.
Money rates were slightly lower, rail
opening at 3 per cunt and closing at 3>*.
while time money opened at 3?* and
and closed at 4 per rent.
News affecting the market was gener
ally good. Information from Washington
indicated that the rata on debts owed by
the railroads to t h* government would
tie modified. This was taken as hopeful,
particularly In the case of the Chicago,
Milwaukee A- St. Paul.
Dealings were on a libera! scale, trans
actions again, exceeding 2,000.000 shares.
On the curb, as on the big exchange,
there was heavy liquidation. The largest
losses w*re in the oils and radios, the de
limit in some instances ranging from 2
io 5 points
The weekly review of Iron Age on the
■heel situation was not so good as ex
pected. While expansion, in the industry
was reported, there also was the predic
tion that if prices were advanc'd the re
sult would be ' ont fact ion in demand.
•’iition is in the literary zone, which Is
harai tei .ati' of it beivven seasons
formation and misinformation on crop af
fairs ami new crop posaibillties are abund
ant—too abundant, perhaps, for most of
it is old stuff and the jemainder merely
surmise
Speculation has declined ■ > small pro
portions Futures were languid and the
unge narrow. At the close of the ses
■"« prices were from 14 to Is points
down.
Foreign exchange whs steady, fianrs
and Rteiimg slightly higher.
t'offee, heavy and 25 to 36 points lower.
Sug.ii dull and from 2 down to i point
up.
Drains were erratic. May wheat which
• as tile Strong feature . f Tu- - a, * mar
kei. was tiic weakest of the options today,
while duly, which waa relatively slow
vesierdav was the strongest of tile wheal
months Unlay.
imii "as in poor demand and slumped
3< to 4 3 points.
New York Quotations
n_)
New York block kxchange quotations
furnished by J ,S. Macho & Co. ..4
t Uriah* National bank building.
Tups
High Low Closa t'losf
Agrlcul Ch(*m ... , 11% : . %
A jh x Rubber l *» 13 %
• ; * • i
vllia-Chaimer* *■; % 74% % 7 4%
Am Heel Bug . 40 *'> 4 4 ,
Am Hr Sh F .. 99% 99 99% 9 8%
•'* mer < ..n l 4 : % I * 1 % l. , „
Am C Ac Found ..29.. 199 2"9 . 1
Am H Ac I.eath 1 J % M i,% , %
'm H a- 1-eat pfd , % -#
Am Inter «'u 3* % 3 % ,
Am Linseed O . % '% ' 4
Am Locom* 1 ci % 117% 1,.%
Ain Radiator 99% 91% 99% 9« %
Am ship a Com 1 % 12 % 12% 12%
Am Smelting in % « 99% 9*ft,
Am Smelt pfd
Am St e< P ind . 4- , 4 % 4 % 4 «
Ain Sugar . ■>% bo S0 f.o%
Am Sumatra . . . . 1 1 - ,
Am Tel * Tel . 13* ] .; % ] % 3.44%
Am To l* . ... *4% *7 % * 7 %
Am W wk* x K .If, % '*% ,3*;% 3*i
Amer \\ olen ... 1,2 % «i % 1,3% r _ %
Anarona • ♦ , 4» '* C % 1 %
Assoc Itry Good- 1 4 ■ 142 142 ll.
Assoc Oil . % t% ?»% %
Atchison ID % 3 1 T % 117 % 119
A tf < Toast L 1 ' % : ..-■ % 1 :
Atl Gulf Sc W l 2 4 2 2 2 2
Mi
A tistin-Nichols . 31% 30 3'» 31 >3
llald win 1 17 % 11 % I 14 % 174p ,
Hal' A.- <» . ,9% 7- % 7* % . . ,
Hamad ill A' ... 24% 23% 23%
Beth Steel . . 63% nl s 61% *>
Bosch M Epe;.. 47% 4 , 44% 4'.%
Bklyn Man Ftv : ’% . %
Bklyn Man 1 t !
F4kI\ n Kd c.. ' ' 4 1 2 * % 1 • % 1; - %
Cal Packing . .10* 3 <vi ] A", p 4
• 11 • petrol .: % 2* % % %
• a 1 Sr An / M rt - % • »
• an Padfir 1 • 4 1 4 * . 149 % J ' a k
Central Leather . . *% 19% 19% 2"
Central L-a nfd . R* % *% 6* % f.«
< *I»1* d F’.t Sen ’■'4% ’ % 6 3% 64%
•handler Motors 33% 3' ’. 3! , ...
t ‘lies * Oho .9'% 9*% 9c % S'
‘ hi (!i West com 9% 9% 9% 9%
- h! Gt W est pfd 2* % % 2 , 17 %
' hit ago X X W *t % 7. % 7 * %
1 M A St P 16 14% 14% 16%
' M -V St I* pf,| 2' 2 % . :■% 2 6 %
h I <v F* 4 " % 4- % 4 0% 4 , %
■ St I* M A O Re A* :. ! % % 66
•'bile Copper 7 % % .9*% 3 7
Th iio % %
i
duett P# a b pfd. , . . . Dkl %
• ‘-‘a Cola . ft* ft 1 4 t ft * %
Colo F Ai Iron 4C % 4,% 4 4 , 4- ,
t'oluuibia • Hrbon 6"
t’olumhin ‘is-* ,47% 4 4% 4 %
Cfjrigfdanrn 4. % 4 % 4 1% 4 2 %
<'on Cigars
Consolidated Gas 7; % 7*. % 7*..
CnntineniHl «'an *,9% «.« % 1.1 k *'%
Continental Motors J"% 1" %
corn Pr-duris . 99*. |« • *%
•
Cruel hie . 7 7 7 7t % 7*% 77
c c Sugar
c C Sugar pfd .. .17% l % .’ * % %
« ub* Am Sugar .. 39 s, 29% 29% . ■* %
Cuyamel Fruit . . 1*. % I s* 61 % { %
I»ani»l Boone .... 7% 7%
D^vidton • i.ern 47% nS 4(% 4 a
Defaware X Rod 141% 14' 14 9 14' %
Delaware A Lv k 14. % 141% •<’% d
Dupont 14* 147 14 % 144%
Eastman Kodak 1M% 111% 111% 111%
Ere 3J *• 1 % 32%
I ’er R»nr Batter*. **% * * % *> % * •.
Famous Fla>*re M >*'% 9*% 9*%
F-fth A* But Line 17% 12%
Fisk Rubber 1 % 1 * % 12% *'
Fleischman » Tun M *' % « %
General Asphalt *11, . ani,
Genera! Flectric 11” 7 % * ■ % .* *
• ienera • Motor* .. : % % 72 %
'’•old T>uit . 4A % 4A 49 4 %
Gnodrlr h ... 4 ’ % 41 % 4 ‘ % 4 ’
Gt No Ore 41 4 \ • 1 % 1 • j
id No By pfd % *9% *9% 1%
I * tl I f Staff* eel ft S % i* 4* fti.%
Hartmann Trunk 3* 34% 36 :>%
Havea Wheel 401, *9% 39% 4.1
II Udson .Mut nm 16% ' . % % %
Hriiiiestake Mining 4:* 4'*% 4^% 4»
llouaton Oil ft ! % 79% 30% v-%
II upp M "tiii n 1 7 », 1 % 1 f- R, 1 ; I..
Dllnola Central 117% 111 11* 1 1 ;
III Oniral pfd . . 114% 1?7%
Inaplrat ion . s % Ta > % %
lot i: c «’orp .. 14 % % % 34 %
Inf lfarv*«ter 107^, ! t* 7 107 JOfti,
Ini Men Marine.. 11% i 1 % % i;%
Marine pfd ... 4 7 4 . % 4* 4 ■
Int Nickel . 2 6 % 26% ,*4
Ini Paper . 69% " <■ % *% *n%
Int i Tel A T. 9”. •• • % 91 C',
• Inv in- tble OH ... - j %
•Innoii Ten . . . 19 19%
Iordan Motor .,. 4 % 4 •< % 4^ % 4 %
K c Southern..,. 1l'« " I % 1.1% • ;
Kelly 8 .1* % 1 * % i* % i * %
Kennecntf . 67% * % f*fi% ;%
T.ee R ubbei .... 11
Lehigh Valiev .40% « *n . . ,
Lima Let oniotlve ‘4% 70% 7 % 70ft,
Lon«« w*lea *1% * o *n ftl",
Louisville A Nash 11”% 112% 11.% U %
Mark Truck . i ’ i l ”0 t • i i ■ • »,
\fa\- Dept Store jo1. % Joh% jo; j -*
Maxwei; M. tor A ? i % 7 o 71 ' •%
Ala*well Motor B ,17'„ V.'» 1*', 17%
Marland 41 41 % 43 43%
Mexican Seaboard ! % 19 ', 19 1 *,
'i ami Copper ‘4% 4% 1 , •« %
M K | ' 1
M laemir I !'*<iflr 7% 1*% ■% %
Mo Par pfd *<’ % '.ft 7't ft" %
Mnnlgnmerv W. .. 6t f, 2 'i •%
Mfit tie 1 Lode ft % ft ,
Nash Mfdota 21t»% '.'"»% 7 •» % ”2’t.
National Btacttlf . 7;% 71 % 1 \ 12%
Nat Iona I Enamel V. '4% *•
National lead 1*6% I •" % 1 ».'■ 1 *» I
N V Atr Brake,. % 1 1 .
N Y • entral 1 » % I ' % 1 % 1:4%
N Y < A SI lift I •. I ”H I ft %
V V. N II X U 31% 6-% P. 1%
Nnrlll Alltel P an I I % 4 % 4 ‘ % PA.
Nortbet 11 I’acifii 7“ • * •% *'» .
N A W It \ . . 1.1" 19% J -9% 1
t ‘rpheiim . J'* -m7
• >w cna Fi tf la . 4' , 4 . >, 4 f -
I'n. Iflc nil . . r.tt % ■ ' . Art * ',
Parkard Mntnf 16% l , I .
Pan-* trier |i an , f.' * •' % i. <■
Pan Am H . . *• % • 4 *„ • % ** %
Penn Ft It C- % 4ft % 4 ft ft, 4«%
People a <lae 1 1 I 1 I ’ % 117% H C
Pete Mafquelle Ah % *ft rt< * * %
Philadelphia ' 'o 6*% • ’ j %
Phillips Petrol 4 a % 9 x, > 9 % 4"»
6 rro« 11", I 4 % 14 % 14 %
PoatUm Ceieal 99', '*7% 9ft % ’’ % •
Preaae.1 ai| t ,ir * s» ' % ■ *« ' ?. i
''rn A Refinere 31 % 3»% '"'. '
•'Ml i ’ Ik 1 . 14 , M
Punt a AI Sug it 4 ’ ft, c% 4i%
Pure mi ‘ •' % 1 % ; %
Fled 10 Corp , 7 3% L9% ; | % 72',
Ilaitwa) Ft 1 Spk . 1 “■ 7 135 1 "-5 4 IJT
fii> «>nr«IM.i -% 1 * 1 H ] '*
| Heading 19% .7% 7*4 7'*4
Keplncl* 22 4 71 - ’ 7»
Hep Iron A V1 KJ*** ‘> ' % • " % *'2 j
H l» New York . 52** 2 % * -IN
St t. A S F . 59% 6*4 5* ’-a 59%
Ft 1, A \V -„ . .. 50% 4'4 4«T* 50 4
Frhulte Cigar St 115 114 He H4
Sears Hoen’i k . 17" % 10’ 1F,*4 1 "4
Shell Union t>il .. 25 4 2 4 4 26 2i‘*
Simmons I'o .... 3.1 32 4 324 r
Sinclair Oil . 194 1*4 1* S H4
sioss - Sheffield . 85 4 **4 4 *4 4 “5%
Shelly nil . 25% 25 2 5 \ 2J •*
So Paeiflo .lo«4 1054 1"5 4 1 ',r>%
so Railway . 824 -x04 *14 *2
St in Oil Cal ... o:i 4 '* 2 •' m • 4
Sian Oil N .T . . 42 41 4 41 * 4! *
Stan Pit ill.’is* . %f 1*
Stewart • Warner 7*4 71% 754 t
Strom farbor- ior 73 4 73 4 7 3 4 * * •»
Studebakei 15 4 ' •> * 1 .* 1
Submarine Boat . 1 o 4 9 4 9% 1 •’4
Texas fa . 14 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 s*
l ex tlulf Snip . 104 1 "2 4 l"2-4 H>2 *
Pexas A Pa* 4 ’4 44 4 4 4 7* 4"
Tiink Roll Bear . 4" 4 4" • 4 0 4»4
Jl’ob Prod ....... 7 7 V0 7»i 7« 4
Toh Prod v ‘J' "-4 9. '» 9*
Tranaeoa till . ... 5 4 5 •• 5 4
I IIinn I'.ii . 1514 150 4 1 50 4 la] 4
United Urult . 207
U S fast IT* 170 Bit. lt»o 170
f S fnd Aliuliol Ml 4 *34 *4% *0 4
l S Rubber . 414 4 1 4- 4 4
I S Rubber pfd 9.' * 9t. 4 »*• 4 9, ••*
l' S Ste* 1 1244 1:"- 4 1 24 1 24 %
f S Steel pfd ....124 12 ♦ 1-1 123 4
Utah * 'upper . 90 **4 9u **
Vanadium . 30 1* 29 4 29 4 *0%
Yivaudou ... 7 4 «4
\S a bush . 22 214 21 4 *'2 4
Wa basil A” . ... 58% 57 574 5x%
West In Inn 124 122% 123 4 1 '•'«
West Air Brake .110 4 1 *im J ox lo»4
Weal Klee .. 79 4 77 4 7 7 x* . * 4
White Kayla Oil . 29% a‘» :f|, -4
White Motors ....70 7 4 74 4 - • *
Wonlworth fn . . 1 23 122 4 1 23 1 2‘2 4
Wiliys-t iverland . 1'» 4 B» 4 l " 4 B* 4
Will > s - (J v e r pfd.. 7 4 74% 7 j % 7 \
W Ison .. "4 7 4
W11 sob pfd . • • 22
Worthing Pump . 74% 714 7- 4 - *4
W 1 igley C'o . 48 49
Yellow Cab T f ..-2 4
Yellow f ab M f o . 4 1 % 4 1 41 4i
Total sales TuesdaN. 2 129.900.
Today's 2 p. m. sales. 1.519.500.
•1 ’onsolidated with Continental Oil
New York Bonds
_
New York. Jan. 14 —Bond pM.-es
crumbled today unde heavy 11 in tr
whli h was influenced by a fctiffer tinu
money situation, the unrettlemenl in th
stork market and a growing tendency to;
take profit-. .Specula 11 vu operations were,
retarded by a scarcity of lime fundsi
which were available only in email
amounts below 4 per cent
Reactionary movements in the railroad j
group wen- eapi»riall> nid i cable in iri-'j
Denver A Rio <irnr.de and St Paul 1*
sues Failure of th*1 Denver directors i->
take action toward an early pavinent of
interest on The new 5 per cent bonds b d
to a nncellaf ion on most of i be gain
which ha<l been built up in a n t mm pa t ion j
..f such rt move s i* - . obligat >n
continued to lose ground a- officials
of tho road warned of a possible receiv
ership unless interest rat.-s government
loans were reduced.
Among the other rad Iron da wb h fell
back 1 to 2*3 point* were Norfolk «v
W estern convertible 6s Int* rnational
tireat Northern adjustment 6- New York
Central <>s. <*heaapeake a Ohio convert! )
lile 5s and Peoria A Eastern in''"iii** 4- ‘
moat of which had advanced t ■ lends!
which Invit.ed profit tab ng Numerous,
soft spot- de \ eloped in th*- industrial iindj
public utilities sectiona. with losses of 1
to 5 points regyder* d I*% Federal Light i
5a and 7s. .Magma i'upper 7s interna
tlonai Paper . s. Eastern Cuba Sugar 7%s
an t Virginia Carolina Chemkal 7
i.lbert> bonds were easy and foreign
obligations wer» i' regularly lower.
New York, Jan. H Following are to
day's high, low amt < losing pri*-e of
bonds on i he New York Stock exchange
and l lie fo.i! sales of each bond iDniit-d
States g.i.crnment 1-onds m dollars . nd
thlrt >-seconds «.f doila i * >
I nlted Males Bond"
Sales (In Ii m H gn L*.-w. f'\ •
:<9 Li lien v . %s ... mi m DM x pi] d»
2 . Liber I • Dl 4 ,u |H| IS ,d 14 l"i !7
2 1 :t L di rty 2d 4% a Du» 25 D»" j.s 1*"» 2 l
25'J Liberty :<d 4 % - ..101.5 PH 1 DU 4
4x7 j.dierrv 4 h 4 % s *H 24 DU * DM
10 U S Treas 4%.s 104 26 104.22 104 2
Foreign.
30 Anton T M Wki • - 90 89 % «9 %
*7 At g**; no "s i 1 ' % 11 »
39 Argentine *-s .. 9' * 9.5 9.'»'*
2.3 Auatr: i y **i In Ts 96 *
17 Sopcnhagen 5%s 16 '- % 96
2 <ir Prague ?%v - _ •*_
2 Lyons 6s 8 5% x5% x' %
11 .Marseilles 6 s 85 x 4 % 84%
16 Rio de Jan X, 4 7 9 4 % 93 % 6 4%
3 Czecho 8s 'll 100 99 % L a
2 4 Dept of Seine 7s 90 % 9" % 90%
19 4 <'an ad a 5%:- *29 107% 10 7% DU %
20 Matiada 5s ‘52 ...102% 102 % DU %
4 Put b E J i. j n 99% 99%
4 i Milch E I 5%* J 95% 9 %
4 1'rameru a n 7%s .. 94% 94 94%
9. french Rep x DU % f"3% 1 . ■*
P'i Ircnh Rep 7%s . . mu % l<»0 D"<
7« Japanese >• %s . 51 % 9 1** 9! \
IT Japanese 4- x »2 ; v 2 "»
21 k Belgium 7%s . .109% P’9 D''< j
27 K Belgium 6%g 94 ■ % M
5 K Denmark • - 101 14*1 Id
6. K llungaiv 7%» . 9 % x*% 9 - ,
i K Ne f I
SI k Netheris nds 5* 101% 101 % . I %
<< K " - vi • - ■ ■ '.
41 K , |
7 k Sweden 6 s I ■ • 4 1 » % 1-4 * -
1 < *? .-nt al I • • 6s * 6 % * •»
5 Paris L M fis x“% ,xn% xid,
14 P, IHIVI* Si 9-1, f* i 93
1 R < hlie Ml 194 1 . . . D»8 D*8 l"x
,3 R Ch'le 7 s ..700% Jim Jr. a
4 R I'nlotnbit * %«• 9<*% 99% 49%
8 ' R ' . < « x 9 »
1 Rep K Sal l« 1»3% p . %
’ Rep 1 *i^* J •>* 86% -' t ,
3 S* Queensland » % J0,i% p . ,
2 S' R o »;? s X* 9 7 9*,% 9» %
6 8f San r 8s t02 pv* pv
3 Swiss Conf-d *>* 116% 115 115
2' Swiss r} 5 % s i n 1 4, 101% 1*1 %
26 1 K u R 5 % s 11 6 % 1 1 * % I * ' %
16 r k u R 5%, *37106 i- % m .
19 r S nf Rr a 7 i 1 8s 9. 9., \ s. %
■ 84
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* 1 Am Ag I’hrm 7 % * 98 98 98
12 Am <’h s f db t,« '.7% 9 7 97 %
20 Am smelting 5.• .47 4*, % . %
17 Am Sugar t s : 1 % 1 * % 11 • %
2* Am Tel iV T 5%* DM % lui% DU %
9 2 Am TH T «4.! ti 5« l ou % 10 a , l,tn **i
14 Am T A I* nil Tr 4- 9* % ‘ % 99 \
12 Am W NV A 1 - 9,% 4! , u .
198 Ana« rind a •' 7 s ' x. 104 I % l '1.
74 Vn«< onda <’ '-s *53 DU 99 % 1 • ■ %
14 Arm A Du t.f i* : v •». hi % . %
2 Ass d <3)| Cf . 1 s 'a 1 c. % 1 j %
5 5 At T A 8 F gen 4s x9** M j x9%
4 4 Ra!» A < * ' f * . s r - % .1 . D I
44 Rail Ar «»b • 4%s x*% , .%
J5 Halt A- ♦» g 14* x * * .
• R I r I* 1 sf A rg J- 1U1 1 •• % 1 %
6 1 Both Steel • nil * * A 95 % 95 -
7 fifth SU I»ur tl,. n <• 91 % 9] % 91 %
x H- “! Hill Si i 6%» 9 x ' j *i,% «^x<a
4». Hktvn Kd g* n '« A 99% 99% *••. »4
714 Ilk la n M Tr s f t.x x 7 % x 1 % . ,
: Huf R A P 4 v s x7 % '7 % ■ %
3 • ' 11 1 ■ r n '-a pet S % * 11% 101% 1"1%
10 r%n Nor deb 6 %s .1 1 7 1 l 7 1 ! 7
,59 1 an f d*b «• ‘ 4 % ’ % '* »t
», I’arnitna f \ <» m^ % j... , '“6%
11 < rural <ia 99% 4 9% 93%
4T < 'en t i a | Leather 5s 100% 1 1 % p %
7 < entral Pc <» xx % «*% *• »
rhexa A • *hm 6s -.07% 1'^% 1 -
30 I hex A O 4 % P .9 % 95% *• ‘ %
4 r'h t A Alton *,S 46 *4 46 '■■ « ,
" M B A Q :*s A . DM % 101% mi%
2 C n A *2 get) 4s . 69 M 8 9
61 I'M A i'asf 111 s 7 5 >* ~ 4 *<%
147 Chi Of Wept 4S 60% 9% 4 0
7 5 Phi M A St P 4%s • M 4
7 • rb* M A P 4 -x ' % %
199 Chir* M A 8 r 4S 77 7 %
1« <’h<c A No r'g 6* 171 % DM % D .
12 Phi azo Hy 8s ... 84 *4 4«
• < 'hi R ! A P 4* ‘ 7 % x , x %
87 < ‘ R f A T' * ■ X % N4 % » I %
LI < hi Dn Stg 5s B 1 it 1 % I'M % 101%
23 Phi A* West tnd 4. 77% 77%
98 <‘hile Copper 111’^ 1 1"\ 11°%
t l 1 f* A. S f. D 5M % *' % '* ■
2 <1 Dn Ter 3s Dm J a * DM*
7 ' oi A So rfg * _ 9i% 4i 91%
1 4ln|umb)a <« E s I ’ % 1 ' ’ ■ 1 <• 'a
2 4 I run Pow '*• 99% 9U . 99 1.
1 <1 < 'mis < 'os i Mary - x ; x . % ' %
12 <'on Pow er ' s ' 91% 9
20 4'uba <’ 8 rleb 8 |oo *im% D*r*
2 I’uban Am s x« t<»8 D" D
5 4 Del I A H ud r \ t *10* 1 ■' % 111 %
1 Den <J A 1'. 1«i 3* 'i 1 % f* ' % “ *.
9 Den A U <J rfg s 6<% D'x 64%
x Den A U <1 r i»n 4s x4 x •> ■ '*
3 f>et rnif Ed rfg 6s . 106 % 1' • % 106 %
1 4 ImP de \ ‘ 's a D*8 % P ' % 1 <* > '*
:l I'urjliesiie Light 6s 106% pm l'*c%
4 fast 4 *u ha 8 k 7’,* D % D14 % P <%
217 Kmp < la s .8* P 7 % s . 9x ss 7 * \
4 3 Erie evt 4* l> 73% 7-% 7 3',
7 6 ge*i D,en 4s 6 4% 64% *%**
10 Fisk Itubhe* t. 110% 110% 1*o%
5 Hen I Flee leb 6s . b*,‘ 1 <* *1 1<* %
3t Unndrtrh 6*jS 1 % 1" ' % %
1 Umvi ear T xs 1J . 1 s 109 1«1
?o ... T x , n 117% 119%
10 Hd Tk IIv ,»f <' x H6 7! S% 116
30 Hd Tk R V , f J- 6 4 1 , P‘7 ’.07
17 fIren♦ No- 7s A 110 D 7 % 1 1<*
30 Uteat N nr 3s 7 3 % 9 j % 03%
1*1 H e r s I >.«v • 'Hoc lit 14% D 1% '"1%
7 Hud M in rfg 5* V ‘ 7 % x% x r. %
4 t Hud A M arlj In. s 6 6 r; % 64
i I Hum r h. A R |O0% D % 1 %
2* HI Hell lei rfg 5* 9*4, 7*% l*%
3 HI iXttrnl f*%s im PUN 1"7*>
19 ||* 4* H» I .A V<> * fg x '■ % 4. , 94 %
I III Nlee| deb 4 %- 4 • % >* *, ■> 1 «,
t* Inter Rp Tr 7- 9314, s % 9 3
Ini* * ill* Id M • % * % ■ * ’x
8. ill Hp Tl I 5s st pd 69*. <’*x % % X %
J '6 Inter A 41 \ od | 7o % * > <9
31 Inti. A • i N 1st .,s DU DM DM
■x lot M Marine * r ** x* xx% xx %
6 tni Paper .1 - \ x4 % x x % xs %
14 6 l\ r * fi s A M 4 s x • % x % x %
21 Kan < <' I* A t- - 9, % Sh 96
1 i i\ rt n • tv South MS 441, XS% XM%
9 Kim < • Tej nt 4S X . % X , \ %
14 kin Ii A H i.s 99% 99% S*I%
2 1 l\. I\ 8 Tire Sa »7% 97 9
4 l ,i 1 . of ST t | p 9., 9 ®, **6
1. S A M S d 4s ! 9 9% 4M % 99%
17 1 .1 g g I ' ' a M X C • * . sx % 94 V 9s X,
• I. A N S n raoi i -> 1 % p % lb.'S
t Louis <1 A T .4 Jims 71 '» ** \
, x xts* ibipp. . s 1 % 1 . , l • %
4 Ma ti tH I -* *1K * r % x D*" % 1On ', D' %
'7 M Ml ban I R' eon 4 s 6,1% < * 63 I
9 v*k ! Mt R \ S 99 *, » ‘ 1 ,
7 M‘1\s|e S|J .v bn «x% x x % xx%|
• M K AT nr ii 6s f 1 v* % D* * % 1 1 %
MKHT « r**- I 5s \ <1 % x % x %
■ M k A T‘ n s *1 i * \ ’ -9
1 6 l Mo I’ae t*t M ! oa 9 9 X, JO 0
1 ; * Mo Par*if 1. gen 4s *4 % *•
M -nt l*ow et s A 7 * * I* \ J
9 N K TXT 1st 1"" * H»"’* M0%
7 N « »r TX.Nt .• %M 9 9 9m % **••
<46 N Y Pent del* *% 117% IM IM#
5 N Y <’ dK X im i--* loo1* '•:•% 1 ><>
11 N Y (>imd eon Im 84% 84% H 4 %
31 N Y f A- St l» •'•%* 94% 94% '«i ,
• N Y Mdnoi. r 6%»« 113% 111 11 •:%
146 NYNHAH 7m 9** \ '■'* ^ %
200 NYNHAH 7* froms 99 91* 99
7 4 NYNHAH rv 63 4m 9" 89% *9%
4*. NY Kys 4m r If.* 49 4m% 4-m %
17 NY Tel r-f 6s 41.. 107 P'6% jotj.%
4 NY Tel K‘*n 4%m... 96% 96% 9.%
NYWAH 4 Pm . ...61% 6 1% 61%
26 N&VV rv .Ill Ml 131
4 N\v\V ion 4- . .89% 89% m9%
2,4 No Am Kd sf 6s... 99 98% 99
4 No !’«<■ ref 6m H 1 "7 106% 107
28 V<* Par new 7>s 1> 96% 96% 9o %
9 No Pa* i*r II- n 4m ' • % m:. sh
6 No Sr Po\' 1«t f»H A 91 91% 9 ; %
22 N \* Hr 11 Tr| 7s. 14*, % 1 »* 7 ’ j M7 %
4i t I At" ;.Hl >i.H 101 % l0"% 1"1 %
m lire Sh l.iiit* rig Is IM, % 1*6% t*o t
1 n-W KII A- N 4s. 82% 32% m.%
II Parlfi. 4 • X K 7.S 94% 91% 94%
6 Pm. TA-T tin -2 93% 93% 9 t ■*
17, Penn K It 6%s 110% 110 110
7 P<nn It II k •• 11 7>m . 102 % 102% 1**2%
109 Penn It It u• 11 4%s 94% 94% 9 4'...
m 1 Vi'i Mur,1 rfg r-M. 9 7 4 9,% 9. %
I'hiln ••,* I f*; *‘»M.. 103**1 l'» ; % 1 ••:*.%
M Pliila f.< -%M ■ 94% 9|%
2 Piia- Head <'XI 3-* 1**1 Ml 1'• 1
1. ! Pierre Arrow 8s. . . 9o % 96 96
2 Pt K> I - A* P iMt 6s H 94% 91% 94*3
I Plod A Ref 3M VVW 11**% 110% 110 >3
4 Pul,l|r Seivlrr H*4% l"4% 1"1%
’ Punta Ah- Sug s 10, % i"’% 1 ‘ * • -1
11 priding gen 1 %i* . 9;% ’.*;:% 93%
Iteining'on '•** 90 39% 9'»
1 U 11 West r I 4s. 7 3 7 3 7 3
n; it 1 A x 1. l % s* m, 8 .'Ms 8%
49 St 1. i .M A s if Is 9: 4 92% 93%
34 SI It I MAS 4s KH. 8., 8 | I3 84%
3 4 St I. X F p I 4s A 7 2 7 1 % 71%
1,9 St |. A S F ad 6m 86% 8 •*» % 3 6
113 Si I, a S I-' Im* 6m.. 78 % 7m 7m
13 St I. S \Y con 4-* 86% 3 6 36 %
4 SI Paul l*n I»$» 1**1 l«»l loi
3 Sar, Ant Ft, S' •% 99% 99% 99%
14 *• Sen boa i d A I. •!! 0 - Mi's *7% '7%
7.6 S aboard A I. ad '.s 7 *, % 76 % 76%
44 Seaboard A I. if 4s •* I ■% '• 1 % '*1 %
7! Sin, lair Con 7s 9 2 Hi % 91%
4 9 Sin, In 1: ( ,»n 0 % - 87 % 86 % 8 7
2 Sim lair * i>li* •• %1 on % 100 M"%
9 Sin- lair Pipe 7s . H >3% 3.:%
1 So Pa, is 96% 96% 96%
. So J’a 114 . S9-H *9 > 9 %
] : So Phi , t 4.- . . M 3 % 8 7, sh
*■ S. ■ It gr 11 , ... s 1„. ] % 3 7 %
2 2 So Rv os 1 " I •% : 4 % 1"4 %
' So R, gen Im .7 4% 7 41 a 4
1 a S Bell Fel 1 96 %
*2 Stand <..vi: rv %>.1I6 , ' 1 4 % J 17. -4
2 M» , I 'rube 7s . I Of, % ]*:.',% M:, %
1: Tenn Hlrr if 1; ] mi 99% 99%
•74 Third A vr adj 2 ! :• •% 4'% 4v4
2! Third Av rig is .a. % 7.7, vn
. Toledo l al 1*011 • I **:••% JMM h 109 %
1 Cob-do Si a W 4s 3 : S3 S3
4" I'li Par Im 4- 92% 91% 91%
- I 'r, J’a' if|. . \ l 4 - 99 % 99 % 99 %
6 I'n J'a< if a Ifg 4s •*.,.% %, % m2%
I S Rubber . . s 1 • *. Jo7, % l**i%
11 I S Rubhei . % >3% -7%
8 ' - ■ : .4 % 104*% 104%
1 - Ft ,ii Row X i.t 7,- 9: 9 1 % 91 %
9 Va-P C 7 %s w \* .4 6 46 46
*. \ a -t ' t ’hem 7s 76 % 7*. % 76 ,
4 \ p. A- }’ rf* 93 % '< : ; . 9 ' •
14 Virginian It 1 9 ; t 95% • *.
; \s a ;.-n 1st 7m 100% loo % loo%
40 \, ,.-lern lOU-ririr 7 •» 9 - % 9« % 53%
2. West VI 1st 4s -.4% • 4 % *,4%
1 Went Pt .f - ufl 91 % 91 % 9. ,
2 4 \S .•• • In *■ % s 1 10% 1 10% 1 10%
1 W. st TII• 11 p• 7s.. 1UK 107% 107%
U --s’ Snore 4-* 32 % % 82 %
2m N. i. k-Spen SI I 7m.. 80 7 m mo
i • U i V to 1st *s 9 3 9 2 % 9 3
o ,Y tison X Fo i v 6m . 6 2 *• 1 *• 1
I" V She.-f A- T *•* ••* % 96% 96%
Total s**!. -1 t.f bonds t ,>«!.»> were $14.2-2 -
00 • 0111 pa I . d with $ 1 4 7 . * 60(J previous da >
and 4 1 * ! 91 to o .1 > ear ago
New York Curb Market
V-/
.NVw Yoi I,. ,l«'i 14 Stuck pro ea
-agg*d uii'l' i 'll*- xx**.ghl of Ip-avx a* I1
inw fop l»«*tn a- 'lUH'« ii Iod.1 y * * url*
ni»» rl ••' '1 ue i • • ; u*n. which . < * <
.1.1, t . .1 In t he f. J .• ,.f r.i Me - . ;..!•■
w.i* i h»r i ,/ed in iiihi.v ‘|u«, t*'r
• .1 lie:‘‘11011 of HU overiKiugUt po-i
Wuh f« "\, •‘1'i.i.n •• ! pro ej- f . .)* d *
(t-p'ilnl t ■ j Jfp".'1. <*f KKJMullne p! ■ e a<‘
v.iro — n • * rn •rritory St-tidard oil
11 ,\* w York which initialed t n*» in
• Miens. • .o**v(J f-a tiom.lly higher ,\t
■* . j*. i,i •• "i<; »t n r .i . •• i*su« - •
show ed ]•».<•>-•• on th - I'ruwe Od j
and «; * v and .Mngnoli.i P-trol'um -••• •" j
hi *• k • r> point* \ nil- In- *.« of l to -|
1‘Hiiii* w-;e re* *.ed l*\ F’rulri.? Oil anij
<iaa (Hew On. k \h num. P..p* •. '.j
Cans.l- and Sin .n'ar*l « * 1 >>f Kanns
Sic P* r i a din ’ o h* I a fi'A high At)
ITS on i epor in ■ * in' .i*‘d e. 11 ■ t- and!
The ' *n*.nlyne r <1 22 f r th*' f ra. ti n*,
out i»ioat "f the oth * ra ’ io fb • *e8 'vert
ro i ■ i lor a ry Fi , exl - K inn M »z*d on- ,
DubU.r r a nd Ware closed at t«M Jones•j
of 1 to 2 loint.v
Kl**ctr;.» Honda and share holding vm-i
pen e1 •, | w h < ,i ha* Ve-' n one of *h-j
w ea K f»‘. r r.t -. “ '■ns touMo-'i
•an*l th*-n i.i.lird to 7 4*-, f* •' » to t
train of t point* Other p ih|j* •Jill o
w . re hea\ > Am-nrin < in ** ail Kl** t r.•
roinn.o i. Adirondn' k Power. M'.ddl«*we, t
l ili:,e« and * f*-w oih*'.- s llinj; off *
point or \o .el Pis e Lonuitnnl
• dosed tlH.r** than a point l.wer fry re
fl, - • ion <• f i form 41 pent***! on th< t re j
, «*. d . , 0 fclb' p.i," rih* A
uh •> minority eh*. hh<d l*-rs
N.*w York. Ian 4 FoP.owll.g « th«j
offlc.a! hat <f loR'iil on* on t tie New I
York ‘‘o:t» •hang- in* «:» sto-,K-|
and M.mls t ; d in
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Appa ** h m T’ow »'• 74 ~ \
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f<" a Mrun- . i' k (talks t' 47^3 4 '
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t. .rn 1 *4i we* I'orp. 11 ^ H 1 i
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* I eh'gh Pow : 14 ’ • ' 314
« T.eh'Ch 1 , Fi a i «*» », 4 A 4 4 \
A T.eh’gh \ • ‘1 Sale* X.- x* x<, j
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2A" Be*»1 : Iron 4 s* 4', 4\,
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31 a N.,t T’A lj 21!» 217 2!I» !
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ll'i New .ferae' ’/.\n*- . iss 14 1
1" N Y T e, pfd MAS ltos MAS
4 0.' Nt.'ke] Plate '• P k x 7 '7’,
3"" Nt».e| |»1 pfd wl x-S x*. \
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r.i»0 Him. T r in ), IP, ? x S lx',
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i sj• 1 • i p• 1 , r ' ♦ • - s 1 * ■,
' Singer M fg . no 1 1%x
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2" *' l og’ A Ion 7 7 7
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1 Motor . x s - *'
2' >w ft Inin x% *
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4 1 * 1 en n PI 11 . w .1 ,1
1 * 1 ‘ .. d\ n. Had IS .1 S
24ioi Tin ope n Had »if liS 1 x 9
1 oil Todd Sli pxsrd* 4>. \ 4 4" x.
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•" 1 n • ed ii \ V new ‘ 4 4 1 *
too FiiMed 1 A V \ 4 9 I, 4a1 491 1
" *1 S l.gt ,v Meat 112 99 *1
1* S l.gt * Hr pfd . ’4 • J
12't Ward Hak For |xf,| 14 93 41
4 ■' \V a * ** fta d-, o 1 orp ■ x 1, •, -4 |
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tv. Wh'.eUo H 1-S 1 r S IP
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1 v - Km oft pi, ix-, 1 x 11
1A A Vtlan*;. l.ohos 31- il 4
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.0 « ’hexel t ixiik ), Mfg '"'a *o. 1,
■ o 1 « e*. . r Pipe t 14 14., 141
4.1 tens Sii iP S9 *, x 1,
4 • " H 1. 1 l ie « »11 4 ; *t , : 4 ;
I P in> * P > i«e 1 11 e 4 x > p tlx
* ' •» Imp * • I 1'a on da 1 1 3 1 - 4
• Indio *<a Pipe I . 79», x ;»u
r.x...» |n . ,-.■* . 4 4 « 4 ,
’ Wag Mulls Pel . 14'* 14', 1 1 t
• >■•.! >• . ... p; -4 1 *
1.1 N > I tan alt. 7 7', 7 \ 7
• Not : h**’ -x P l x 1, x- N ■
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ABY SCOLDS
■ 1* soon "nipp#d in ih* bu.l"
»atbout ’'dosing" by us* of -
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I
17On Sr.I Oil of Kan 4" • 4!!
std Mil ..f K> 1 I \ ')
t Hl.1 nil of N>b tJj JIj
ioi*o sid ini of \ i * .;*
! no Std Mil of Ohio .3*0 •’•'* 3
pi s ,* ( » of O l.f.l . ' t , » *
• on Swan & Pinch . •
90" Ark Nat Gas ... 5% h
■in i I'anb S v n d 11 ale .. 1 * •' ,
120 i it,pi Service. l‘‘n 1‘?
7.in Cities Serv B rtfs. 3*
100 Cities Serv Ft pfd . 7% •% '
loot) t*11it*,'* Serv scrip 131 j ‘j* «31
4' ..! .mi.. Syntl
' 'Mi .-,!*• Svt-.d i a • It % 1 1
i mo tsiHi; and oil . i f> . . 3 % . I >
■ hi < iulf o . ♦. ■ % r '* * ,
. K ■ i»y Pei i ol ■ im 1 4 4 4 ,
■ '••" Lugo Pet *» % _
1000*I.alin Am Oil._3 3 „*
7*m»*\i«*n I'hiiu ii .7 4 7 4 it
1 nu Mount A. Gulf Oil. * 1 *
.nil Mountain Prod -" *■" -
270U \ M A A Land C*>. ' 7* * * J
:;uft peer Oil ..... 1 1 a * % \
00n* Penn F*ea\er tl 0 1
MU) Red Flanks Oil . .. 3«j% 29% 29*
ItiOO Royal Canadian 7% * %
400 Sail Creek Prod 2.7% ~ •
put Tidal Osage 1 " % l*''* 1"
20'* Tid 11 U non-voting 1" 1° 1®
into \ ■ nestuelan Pet 2% * >
400 Wilcox Oil . « ' * '*
100 Woodley i*et .. ft % •» % J
Mining.
4OS Alvarado Mining 1 % J %
:;o00*A riKQhu Globe 9
I OQO't 'aluinel A Jetoliie -4 2 4
190a . . t/t i to ? ‘upper 1 - 4
2i'<i0*f'oniatoek 'funnel 4" 4" 1 •
1700 t‘ona Cop Min %
400 < 'reason Gold 3 % ; ■_■
.■mu Engineers Gold Ml* 1 •* «
I'ooo* Eureka Croesus... 111
l no n * (Sold field l >eep... I
2000 *(! oldfield Dev ... 7 7 *
."Gold Zone Div M ' «
f.ono* I i atmtil Div Min.. 1" 1"
4(.o i i eel a Mining 14% j4N
IhOO iIowe Sound « " 4 % 3 *'
4 • I ml Lead Mine- 1
]7ino*. lib Cone.34^ •>"
:ino Kay Copper ... .. % *J
I non • I .one star . .7
.no*Mi K Dar-Sav - 1 *« 15 3*.
100 .M i-on Valley .... 2% 2% 2
p»o New Cornelia .... 44% 24% .'t .
loo Xi-pissing . ♦* % * % '• A
0 On Ohio Cupper .... ft n
4Toil*Plymouth Lead .. 7* 77_ "•-%
»;nti Pretn .*r Gold .... % % - <
4 non* L [>■ Her, M It i
104)0* Reorg Div Annex 3
II no“Reorg Keffan Gld 2
10000*Silver Dale . 2 2
- V i‘i I'citi i a
] * 111 • j •Spearhead ..9 9
0o*Ton»»pali Belmotit. ft 3
20" Ton©pah Mining . . 1 % ■ % *
latJ0»Tri:i Cop Co. 19 1? 1 j*
2"0 It ah Apex ... 3%
1300 Wend* n Cup Min 2% - % 2 .
Domestic Iiond*».
". A Hied Vp<-ker 0** . . HI 5 1 vl
7 Allied i *H * Her 5 s 59 Cl *9
' Am G a KJ 6s rm% !••;% 9‘*%
2- Am P A- L 6.4 old 94 * 94% 94%
<> At 'A I 3a - t ' '< * 3 \
f. Firth St 7s 7 . . .104% 104% 104%
9 C , n M R. i;.i5* 7* !"'.*% 1 "9 % 9%
2 C K I ii- P .7 % s . 101 lol 1"1
1 ■ C'n !, C , • - ; 10 1-9% 1 o9 %
7 Citie- Set v 7s C 11!% 111% 111%
9 Cities Serv 7- D 93% 99 99
1" tV e Sr\ PA L "s 94% 94% 94%
7. Cun <*as Bel? f,■> 1"n 1"3 1 ”
1 Cun Gas ItU *. % s D 9 1 "9 1"3
: > ,n Tex 1 a >0 ■ 9 %
2 Cubnn Tel 7%s . ,1m . % 106% 1"*. %
’c
:’■ pfPii ,v ■ . 7%- !" 4 . 1" t i 11 %
' Det City Gas
2 lie* lldison ,7s 97 s* 97 % L*. *
3 Dun T ft H?i .,..101 101 101
1 Bed Sugar Of* 13.. 9f, % 9»'% 96%
7 Koreri Gair 7s .101 PH 101
1 • ' ml 2 %* D • % % 3 - •
2 I 11: •- h J'*' \v «. I.- PH 101 PH
. Lib M. .v I. 7« 1 . % 1". % J . v
: 7 : . 7s .89% 99 99%
f. Mo p % .100% J"' % 10 %
2 Morris A Co 7%.-.. 99% 9»% 99%
1 Nut Dir' Co ;> . 101% PH % 101%
7 Nut Leather bn ,1"1% 1 "i % ] ■.) %
7 X tj Pub Srv . 87 bl 57
2 N.,j S*s P .s 6%a.l07% 1"7% P*7 *-d
1 l*.-nn P A 1. 3- 9:% ?: t 9 2%
1 Pa . 1'7! 7 %* 47 104 P 4 104
4 Phillips Pe 7 %s. 104 J"4 104
t Pub Sri l.AG 3%s 9^^, nu
17 Pure Mil G%s\ Hum 99 X 38%
shatvdiH-n . s ..!■*:;% 101% P« .
. ■ .
: S,f Cal Rd ieor 3s. . ! . 82% 92%
1H Sai-I li» . • %- .117% 116% IP. -»
• ' ‘ N V •* % h .
27 Swift A Co Si . . 9% •» % 8ft %
2 7 :< uum Mil 7s. . PH P 7 107
1 \ - ■ lit,** . 104 % 1"! * P 4 %
4 We, M s *. %* l'-% 102% P‘2 %
1 erelgu Dunds
. « %
7 • h» • ‘ % *!S 7 2 1 « % 204 % P'4 '-*
• Russian *. % s NC . 1 € J .7 IS
t Ru “'Hn 5%s .16 1 *t !«
L ' n : J, tfs 14% ;» % 11%
- s 1 ■ py A- < " 6» . . PH lol PH
* 'jg i-1% ioi% ioi%
». , , .
*• ents <* si *-•
f liicngo sto<k.
Qu-'l a ' uns i P%h*»«i by r * Baehe
A ' ■ 2.4 Omaha N.Dlonal Bank build*
ng I’honee. JA 31J7-5-9
B;1 Asked
Armour A <‘n, Lid pM *9
.7 tiiotir i Co., Del pfd * 9 4
Albert Pt-k. . . 2-2 2."
t’art.Jd % *5
Edison Co. . .12 v 11' *
■ ida) * 9
Diamond Mgichc .... . !!«
L'4 % Paper . ... 21 * ■’>
i- i.l.y * % 9
.
1 . ■ ■ ■ • •*
He ■ Mop - - . %
Swift i*. Cn, . 11 %
Swrl ? t Interna' to p.al
Thompson . 43 4 6
Wahl _ 17 17 *
Foreign Fxctmnge Rate*
F me are fuJjij a rates of e\< rge
*
R.nhed by the J’e.-r» ona ark
Far Val. Today
AUP'r** . jn f.Ar.,-,
Belgium 19b «SC3
| a ns da ... 1 1 ftft
Fz-h -Slovakia . .’ft "Jft4
rDenmark ... .27 »
Kng! t» d 4 s*’ 4 "f ft
France ...... . .,191 ft 5 ft «
>•" r ;>ny ;3* . 7.
rjteef a ..... .195 ft| S6
i' a 1 v . - 9 . . ft 4 ! 9
I it siK > ta .<* . r • » ft
T | *
Sw , tier hind 93 19 4
< hlrago Butter and 1 sg Future*.
Quoin?n* iurn;«h- d •. ••»,-•* F.
r -irk, 1 ’* Woodmen «f * he World build
ing.
_ '"ars Oper !! gh I ow «
F* ! » v , y »* tij , •*
N 9 s* • ‘ *»
1 *»
_mi T~*rn
_ I'm* Open High I.ow ri.se
F* b. 1*4 i* ’■ i!
June
iv_ • ;
I Itlrngn C ot?or
Quofa -on* furnished by t S TF- h* \
•’ .. 4 «»? taha N» -'r.•»! Ban* bi rK
Phone* Jft'd-.won ;!»7 11s*. F «?
Art * *Pe!t H gh I.ow. Cloy# Ye*
Tan. 7« 7 : 7* ! ‘ *' ‘ < » 7: s ? ”
Mar ; 4 ft 5 .* 4 ! 9 2* 49 . * * « *
Mi. : 4 * 4 * ;4 :i ’« ; * ™
J J * .‘4ft 4 *. r* .'44.' * 4 ; • ?
i *■ * ’ * 21 79 I * 7 - ‘ ’ 9 • ,
New \nrk Sugar
Quotation* furnlfthed b> J 8- Ba *h* a
4 «P' aha N * • r Bank o . . - *
Phone* .?a* Kaon M«7 Ms« ; ' *9
• Open High l ow . Ch‘# Yea.
Tan : 79 z ' • ' * 9 . » ; »
Mar. . .If, 2 79 7*. 7*7 ‘4
Mg' .*9 _ M xy *1 «*
■Bily ' V .! 2 H
Boston 44 «•«*!
Boston Mas* I cr 14 Plenr *
r>i; on toe wool m * k» • ha* 1 r. *!- ■
mg vpm little c hange but * h* e t* on '
. der-ct- e In.ju'rv and m f* .w' -
ere moving direr! |\ to the n U* A
b gh Tea** wool* s : - i s- •
me ,.f l: month sc oured * S*e
f feres I ci S1 i .i • i * * > ■ * n
s'ea*' 1. misfit Ti «•».-* : vie <* ' V,
'. A b« *i* of |ft 7
t hlraio Market
«'Mr a go dan 14 -Butte* Reee * *«
* 9 3 * ub* la*t * ea* * * '
i * s 3 t: a w i * * a e \ ■ * 4 < a * n * c 1 -
*« »v"i ?’-*** i '•*»>
tt ’»•*’• T *9 « «f r o . * 4
3 5,. »•< nnd* 3 2 ,? ‘ 4
Ff ge—Rec eipt* «’ 14 a*e* ,»>? ' * «
7 5.3 .ore old ,v ■ * 1 new v
: P* ' d ? t * 4 II- h# \ * • « ■
! e f I ger a for fi*»** »■ »t (»',
N ev' ft ork 4 of! on
\-w A ** k Jen 14 t he : ■ - ’*
market sir*.tv at net d> - •• * v
pc* In t«
Chas. Freshman Co., inc
Mlnufuctun r*. of K i ■
Kbifivinu x ami V '
Stock traded in hi Nni \ -. C ■ ’
l'wc nJijr outiimns t«c * *
m.ltkft f - ; i ’i ca
Carden. Green & CD
MrmStf* \ # # 1 ' 4 « •
4' Faxhange Place New A m k |
Increased I deplume Hates
Proposed in (.odar (.ounl
i| Hirtington, .tan. it—A ilivldcid
, | r per r ant, nmmmtlns t'> $1 2S4 h
i two declared by the Codur C
, Farmer* Telephone company. utt .
' Emerson is the present manage
Owing to the fact that moat of tb"
, surplus lias been used In impr* ■
■ merits and the *ut'plus fund la b< *
i the amount requited bv law, the tec
phone emnpany H a.'- .nr for an in
- crease In rates and representative f
the state railway eommission \ . t
■ hear and discuss the pr posed In
crease January 22.
N» \i t iirl. I ill Moliri
N>\v Y‘i'k it I ti 14. — Call money. f
-I. high. Sin, |H' rein; low l per
, lining rate. 3 ' d per cent • Inning
■ per ..tit. nf f i ed . t . i pe 'fni
lotto. ■ p'-r ienl; « :»11 loans against
i I'ptanif, 2 1 j p*-r cent tint** loan**. s*t»
' ml . .| i oil.ti-! al. l.i'^'t tli ys. .! '* (n
I »• * - rI * . 4 b ItM'Oth* \ *>' • I" '
I t i ■ urn i" ■ •*
i • n f,
New \ «<rk MHal«.
Vi w York. I;it 14 Cupp*"- F
H**« 11 r»|y t i* , spot itn«l future* l--1*^!'. , *
Tin Raufs, spot mii-I nearby. fcl.t
future*. 5*1.75r.
lent Mtendy. p' • *< unihHiui 1.
Lead—sKirin. spot. 1 0 fiOf/ 1" 7;■
< •)
7.9'u . futures 7 90 4f 7 92**.
Antimony Spot. 17 75*-.
4 hit ago 1'otHtnr*.
Chicago. .Ian 14 —Potato** F.
morning trading lighc account cold fog*.
wealhfr, market, steady; receipts . • a
r-.fa! United States shipment* 757 < .t *
W;so on>in *a- Ue-.l rountl white* $1 i.
1 11 f iru > hade highei Mtnne*.
* a i k*d ndinil u hit**- |J JO. Idahu sm *
russet-, ?.* 1114, frfnt y f j .15.
4 hi* ago Produr*.
• 'hi ag". J h ti S4 - Butter—High
j ■ ream*: xtr.i :. ■> “tandnrds. "7*,
r . firs - ’ 7 c r.* *r“. 3*. fr 3* *
| a-, ondj*. !.<
— !’n • t 4 li
ft ■. . 7 ffi 7, >. < i * rcl I n a r' ? t r ** * * 5 " fa 1 'l
I f* i .0 8 1 : V
N **w \ « rk I f o< ii «■.
Xf-v V I, n 11 By t**r—S'ead'
r**»*.pte. h .. 9.i yi - « .■ tn • nigtier t h •> •
•■A';. .s* , ;
Ft. 2* Steady ..pis, It 7*1*1 raw*,
*‘X? .i.'* - . 'i.,, do ay:., f • .
6 1 f. f, , t.c.
* i* — * i t ■ *- * t t =. 1 ‘ ' • 7 poUn
New N mirk I’ ti rv.
New T* * ' in 11 !. . < i U'* • * - '
■ • g ula t ' * * r !,; fright 1 I g
| by fxpi'f?*, -*•
Drw’.l Poultry — Pi* t.. j * :• e*
change d.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas C- y. Ian It — V,n • s 1 ~ hig* >
•r first** 7.51 . * m !**f ted ' »> ,
IJ . f' • r Creamery If J x*r. 411f44.
pa* r-g urn hang**d
PotBloe?—7< low er; Red R nr « *t.
II *4/ J 35.
' N *-\v \ ol k 4 'tff**.
N ■ York Ian 14 •; Rio
7. ;‘C. • Sunt « No i -«V
Kutu:-s f' ■.•! .. J a n dart 2 J *-0c; M
1 9.55c.
London MU**r
I.ondon, Jan 14 —Bar S' 1. *» r—4
pen per ■•-.n* e
Mon**) . . , • - r*n<
Ui*- our, i if a t r*»- Hi..*: t- i>. ? *■« ft 1 j • :*
per cent t hr**e months !u!!s. 3 1 • i *. <*
per cent
V**vv \ «»rk 4 oiton 4 utur**» * lose
w York Jan 11 Cotton
. hi set] ste. !> 12 to 1*- net , * -v-■
I jar -*> ui- March 2" x5 4i 2 • *»
Ai a - » - 4 It. J UA , - 4 *»
1 2 ' * b % _ ***-•
I i!»ert» Ikmtl*
New York Jan !4 —Liberty t<nd» :.t
1 p m. 1..(•••! *y 5 H* 101 9 ; f ret 4 . -
IU« ' 4
j fou-fh 4’+^- 101-2. United S * *• -
government 4'*? lf,4 2€.
( hi* ago Pojiltrr.
Chicago. J *n 14 —Poultry—Alive h g
er f •• vs ] - if, fa 2i* spring- 72
li*.. turkey ? 2 '. duck*. :.*■ g^fs*
Nfir 1 <*rk Silver.
New York. Jan 14 —Bar Silver—61s*
Mexk-an Dollar?—oZ\r.
Neyv York >pot C ntton
New v,-rk Jan 14 —Cotton—5p* •
iu ft rniddLng 2 4 1 So.
New York Rubber
New Yirk. Jan 14 —Rubber—?mok»*l
rubber sheet*, spot.
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COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON
Chronic coughs and per«istent cold'
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take. Creomulsion i.« a new medical
discovery with twofold action: it soothes
and heals the inflamed membranes and
kili« the g-rm.
Of all known drugs, rreosote is rec
ognized to the medical fraternity as til
greatest healing ag-ncv for the treat
ment of chronic coughs and colds and
other forms of throat and lung troubles.
Creomulsion contains, in addition to
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flammation. wh.le the creosote goes on
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blood, attacks the seat of the trouble
and destroys the genes that lead .o
consumption.
Crroniubu n is guaranteed salisfac
* . -
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