GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
mm iiooit the Wheat market at me
Opening Saturday.
CORN MAEKET SHOWS GOOD TONE
Klrfartk f WbMl Help to AdTaar
V1n Offering Mark Lighter
Tail Klaerted Seatlnsent
Farar an AtiiP.
' ' . OMAHA. Jan. 3. 191L
Bull ught the wheat miirket bar of
offerings with strong advance In Liver
pool and boosted valu sharply at the
optnlng. -f
The erre rnld wave over the winter
whMt belt, which la protected only by a
slight covering of mow, la expected to do
amna.
'I he corn market onntlnues to ahow Rood
lone and the atrenKth In wheat helped to
advance values today, offer rigs are much
lighter than expected and sentiment favors
an advance. -
The strength In Liverpool early gave
wheat a hlifher opening and value were
V ateadlly advanced by general commission
hntis buying. Cash demand waa sct'V
and aalea ahowed an advance of c to 14e.
With aympathy trt the advance In wheat
and generally bullish aentlment, corn regls
tered another advance. The market haa a
firm tone and ch condition are likely
to Improve, owing to tji cold, anapplng
aeather. Price on caah Bale were ViO to
,c higher.
Primary wheat recelpta wr rw.mo bu.
nd ahlpment were lW.flnO bu., agalnat re
ceipts laat year of mi.WO bu. and ahlpmenta
of 224.O0O bu.
Primary corn recelpta were 1. 110.000 bu.
. and ahlpmenta were 76.ofa bu.. agalnat re
ceipt laat year of 876,000 bu. and ahlpmenta
of jiVi.unn bi.
Clearance war (30,000 bu. of oorn. l.OnO
bu. of oata and wheat and flour equal to
L'Hfi one mi
Liverpool cloned 1H4 higher on wheat and
tld higher on corn.
' ' Ummha Caah Prleea
' tt'HFMT '-NO. l hard. 9034rV.; No. 8
hard. kBII4c; No. 4 hard, 82H591e; re
jected hard. 78a89c; No. 2 eprlng, iru93',c;
.No. 3 eprlng, nhUVO.
CORN No. 2 white, 19VJT404o; No. 1
white. 3Vc; No. 4 white. 38Vu.W'tc; No.
2 yellow,. H(i39c;- No. 3 yellow, ax'u; o;
No. 4 yellow, a8V,,uK,c; No. 2. 39Vl'3yc;
No. 3, 33.Wc; No. 4, Wa.TSViC; no Brad.
OATS-Standard, 204r?304c; No. white,
2Va30c; No. I white, 21'V0:0: No. 4 white,
IK,r2,c: No. 1 yellow, M'Sc; No. 4
yellow, 2Wi2'e.
BARLF.Y No. 2," WVq'X&c; No. 4. 75Oc;
No. feed, W(Mc; rejected, 6G4f0c.
KYPJ No. 2, 7Wn79c; No. S, 77i-T8c.
The following caah Bales were reported:
WHKAT No. 2 hard, 1 car, 92c; No. 2
hard. 2 car. 14,c; No. 2 hard. 1 car, 91Vic:
No. 2 hard, 1 car, lPi No. 8 hard 1 c ar
(Turkey), 94c; No. 2 hard, 4 cara. 91c; No.
" 4 hard. I car, 80c;' No. 4 hard, 1 car, HSVfco;
No, 2 mixed, 4 car, 9So; No. 2 mixed, 1 car,
91c; No. 2 mixed, 4 car, 93c; No. 8 mixed,
1 car. 9Uc,
CORN NV. 8 white. 2 cara. 40c; No. 4
color, 1' car Ssc No. 8 yellow, 10 car.
SNVic; No. 2 mixed, 1 car, 890; No. 3
mixed, 24 car, 304c; No. 4 mixed, 1 car,
OATS No. 3 -white, 7 car, 20c; No. 3
white. 1 car, 2fV,c; No. 4 white. 2 car. 89c;
No. 4 white, 2-- car. 21c; No. 8 yellow, 1
car. 29140; So. 4 yellow, 1 car, 294c; No. 4
yellow, 1 car
...... ert Recelpta. "
' Wheat. Com. Oat.
Chicago ...e, 34 838 263
Minneapolis 833 ... ...
Omaha 08 94 63
Duluth 20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading and Closing;
Price on Boar of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 8. Unprotected field and
sever weather outhet caused a tlff
advance In the prtc of wheat. The rlae
wan aided,, by diminishing receipts, espe
cially the northwest and higher markets
in "Europe. Latest sale showed a net
gain of lMilc to l,c. In corn the finish
waa c to V P. "ts wer dearer by
4C to ,;li'ic up, and hop; product 2Vc off
to 12Vic advance.. -
Wheat. shorts covered freely and the
larger local bull with an Increaalng num
ber of follower Wight until the extreme
top figure of the day were reached. Then
the leader began selling and there was a
alight recession, but the cloae waa strong
within a ahada of the highest Point. The
southwestern -markets . failed to follow
lully, all northwestern-centera belnr rela
tively I higher . than hare.. -World ahlpment
proved far les than expected, Russian ex
ports falling tiff 8.000.000 bushel. May
rangrd from f7N,c to 9Sc, and closed Hie
net higher at SKWc.
Lighter offerings in the country, the
result, of artlo temperature, gave corn a
strong atart. May fluctuated between 484
and 49SC closing atasdy, VuHc up to 49o.
Cash corn was firm. No. 2 yellow finished
at 4'4'ij4t$VjC. '
Oats made a moderate gain In price.
May varied from 3Wc to 34VlWc, and In
the end waa c net higher at 84',o.
A packer sold provisions on a large scale.
When trading-ceased, pork was left with
7Ho to 1240 gain; lard down 21Vc, and ribs
at 2'ic loss to a rls of 2HiJc.
Prices In Chicago furnishe By Th Up
dike Grain company. Telephone Douglas
U'.i. 708 ttrandets building, Omaha.
Article. Open.) High. Low. Cloae. Yesy.
Wheat I
! I
71;98!!KS(f97
93 aa,i
4 4S wun
49 49 . 49-S
6oVi50SH. 60
May...
July...
Sept..
Corn
May... July...
Sept...
Oats
May. ,
July...
Sept...
Pork
Jan. ...
May...
Lard
Jan..., May...
Kll.s
Jan'..
May...
97HHT4I
IMS in -si
srn.iS
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4
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(1
84S
I
84V.I 84VI 84
34e,iui
844,
84l84VSi, X)
, 33Wr.
' l
18 7S'
1 00
1 75
12 00
10 65
10 3S
1 4S
1 75 I 19 52Va
19 ft
18 82H
10 45
10 20
10 82
18 7ZV4 18 75
10 40 I 10 42
io bi
10 36 I
10 8S
10 15 I 10 17V.
10 SK
10 35
I 80
2Va
I 77ai
CHEESE-Steady; daiale. 16164c; twina,
14i&14'4C. young Americas, 15WUVkc; long
burn. 15U15lo.
Caah quotation were as follow:
FlOL'K Wulet; winter patenta, 84.20g4.TlS;
straights. 8j.rhii4.6u; spring atraights, KOvii)
4.70: bakera, 83.4r5.00.
HYB Nav. 2. SlWo. .
BA HLEY Feed or mixing, 80(8'71c; fair
lo choice malting. s3&tc.
8KH18 Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 82.38-,
No. 1 northwestern, 82.67. Timothy, $10.00.
Clover. 81500.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $19.75
(iM.iM. Ird. per I'M Iba. ,"i.4iv; short ribs,
sides (loose), r'..'Vifll" 8'1; short clear
sides (boxed). 310.62,0 10.75.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
eiiual to Siw.UiO bu. Primary receipts were
7S5.0uO bu., compared with t3,00 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The visible
supply of wheat in th United 8tates In
creased 8K3.0U0 bu. for the week. Th
amount of breadstuff on ocean paseaga de
creased 1.63t.A bu. Umimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 7 car; corn, 707 cars;
oats. &i2 car; hogs. 30.OU0 head.
Chicago Caah Prices Whent: No. I red,
.--Stiwic; No. 8 red, 3SSjH&c; No. 2 hard.
sfeVaac: No. 3 hard. 83 So laic; No. 1 north
ern apnng, 11 06tJ 10H; No. 2 northern apring,
81W1I; No. 8 apring. lecfcllOS. Corn: No.
2. 4t41C No. 8. 44s46c; No. 2 white, 4d
44c: No. 8 white. 4i46o; No. 2 yellow,
41'a4lt'; No. 3 yellow, 444uc. Oata: No
2. SJc; No. 2 whIU. SVwSac: No. 8 white
S-'sn'Ji'Hc; No. 4 white. 81Vo33c; standard.
S.'vfl.'c.
HL'TTER Crmrte. S!c; datrle. 21
(i 'ic.
I (J OB Firm; receipts. 1.413 caaea; at
mark, c-aae Inoluded lKS-jil'o, ftrata, 80u;
prune firsts. 83c-. -
PoTATOEti Steady; choir to fancy, 413
lie; fair to good. &J4?c.
lOll.TRT-Steady; turkeys, llv. 17c;
turkex. draaaed, 21c; hens, llv. l?c;
rirvaaed, 13i strings, live, lto; springs,
tiresed. lJc.
VKAL Steady; 10 to tt-lb. wts., 7VS;
60 to to-Ib. wis.. 8i)10c; M to 110-lb. wts.
Ua!lc.
Chlgo Reeeplts Wheat. 84 cara; corn,
S3 cars; oata, W3 cara. Estimated tomor
row: Wheat. (7 eara; com, 7ii7 cars; oats.
U.J cars.
v Peoria Market.
"KOI'.I. Jan. 3 -CORN Higher; No. f
yellow,-44Sie; No I yellow. 4Sg44c; No. 3.
43h44o; No. 4. 42c; sample. 4Sc.
OATS Higher; whit, 3:"c; No. 3 while,
81c; No. 4 white. 21 -e.
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jsn. 2 Hl'TTKR
Kirin: extra aeatern creamery 31c; nearby
nit 3-tc.
i; IS-rarc'. Pennsylvania and other
. ... .- f,cm "c at mark t-ur-rent
receipts la returnabl caaea. 35o at
mark; western firsts, free caaea. 87e at
mark; current receipts, free caaea, 3To at
mark.
HKKSE-."Steady; New York full creams,
fancy. Septemlier. IS-Sc; (X-tober, 144'ul"Ci
fair to good. 14'ul4V.
KRW TURK UKTKKAL MARKET
Qaotatloas
of the Day
Vsrlsss
fomaaoalfle.
NEW YCR, Jan. a-FLOUR Firm;
spring patenta. In.loyA 40; winter stralghta.
I41fi4".; winter patents, $4.40ti4.76; spring
cloars. 4 mi4.40; winter extras, 33 .sa3.7o;
winter extras No. 2. $.1 2f.a.l.40; Kansas
uralghta. I4fM4f".. Rye flour, atady;
fair to good, H.'AtH.Zf. choice to fancy,
14 4V(j4 75. Buckwheat flour, dull; 3'.' 2o per
lvo pounds.
COKNMKAL Steady; fine white and yel
low, fl.a.; coarse, l.l.'-ul. J, kiln 'dried,
82.su.
WHEAT Spot market strong; No. 2 red,
9-S elevatoi, Wc t. o. to. alloat; No. 1
northern Kulutli. 81.i0:c t. o. b. afloat.
Future market was ilrm snd higher, tol-
lonlng firm cabin snd Influenced by the
strength In the northwest sna on me com
weatiii-r In the west, closing ISO to lr net
higher. May, 31.3 ft-Mt l.tK1, t-lowed
H o4', July, cloaed 1 0!. Receipts, 64.0HU
bu.; xhlpments, bu.
CORN Spot market steady; No. 1 new,
62"4iC. f. o. b. afloat. Futures market waa
without transactions, closing at c net ad
vance. Mayr cloeed 57'c. Receipts, 261,125
bu.; shipments, 84.4PO bu.
OAT 8it market steady. Futures
market was without transactions, closing
hC net higher. May. ched 4c; July. 391o.
Receipts, i'7.7d0 bu. ; shipments. 1,260 bu.
HAY Dull; No. 1. 3110; No. 2. 4100; No.
8, W(lSfC.
Hops P'lrm; common to choice, 1910,
2i(c; lwr), IfiftlDci I'aclfio coast, liUO,
lMtJOc; 1!4, litjlec
HIDKM 1 Mill, Central America, 21ic;
Bogota. 22i23c.
LKATHKK Quiet; hemlock firsts,
tVc; swonrts, thirds, l!ti20c; re-
jfctf, IG'tlTc.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, 322.00
tiTJ.rVO; family. t23.4sVd"24.60; short clears.
320 OWu 22.00. Heef. stesdy; mess, 313.0iM
14 0". family, $lS.U"ij 18.60; beef hams, 324.60
i& 27.00. Cut meats, easy; pickled bellies,
1" to 14 pounds. 13VjHc; pickled hams,
12Hc. Ird, firm; middle west, prime,
310.7.(&10.tid; refined, quiet; continent, 311.26;
South America, Jll.'7; compound, 8S.75((ji
9.00.
BUTTER Kasy; creamery specials. 30c;
extras, 2SVd2c; thirds to firsts, 234i7c;
creamery, held, thirds to special, 2-'f'(?atc ;
state, dairy, common to finest, 2tV(i'2Hc;
process, common to special, 204j244c Imita
tion creamery, first, 22r23c; factory held,
2241 22c; factory, current make, 80H'22c.
CHEI-WE Steady; skims, 2jl24c
KOOH Firm; western gathered, white,
8.Vu40c; fresh gathered, extra firsts, 3tit37c;
fresh gathered, firsts, 34y3rc; fresh gath
ered, seconds, .W(j-33c; refrigerator, firsts.
In local storage, 24(fB4lc ; refrigerator,
seconds, 22'V231c.
POULTRY Dressed, dull; western chick
ens, ll'al7c; fowls, Hl5c; turkeys, 1822c.
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Indication Are for Rlalna; Tempera
taro la the .Vallera.
OMAHA, Jan. S, 1911.
The cold wave that awept down over the
Missouri valley Saturday night, ha ex
tended outh to the west gulf states and
east over the lake region and Ohio valley.
Zero weather Is reported this morning as
far south as Texas and temperatures well
below tero prevail east over the upper
lake and lower Ohio valley. An area of
low pressure, accompanied by a rapid rise
In temperature, la moving down from the
northwest, and the temperature will rise
ateadlly In thla vicinity tonight And
Wedneaday. The lowest temperature at
Omaha this morning whs II degrees below
sero. It Is still very cold in the upper val
leys and temperaturues ranging from 20 to
911 below sero are reported In the Hakotas,
Minnesota and the tipper lake region. The
cold wave Is- very sever In the lower val
leys and West gulf states; It was only 20
above at Oalveston and waa below f reel
ing at New Orleans.
. 1911. 1910. 1909. 190R.
Lowest last night 14 1 28 36
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today. 21 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
14. 58 Inches.
Excess corresponding- period 1910, 4.78
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period, 1909, 5.83
Inches. v L. A. WEIJiH,
Local Forecaster.
St. I.oala General Market.
BT. IOUI8, Jan. 8. WHEAT Futures,
higher; May, V.c; July, 94c; caah,
higher, track No. 2 red, Wc&fl.uO; -No. 2
hard, DGctl.OO.
CORN Higher; May, 46c; July, 49c; caah
higher; track No. 2, 44c; No. 2 white, 44yc.
OATS Firm; . May, 33V4&33He; ca'
highei ; track No. 2, 32c; No. 2 wtiHe, 83Vc.
it YE Unchanged at 83o.
LOUH ftteauy ; red winter patent,
34.40dj4.76; extra fancy and straight, 83.90Q)
4.ao; hard winter clears, 33.2ou4.iK.
tJlihD Timothy, 8u.009.60.
CORNMKAL 2.30.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track, 21.030
1.04.
HAY Firm; timothy, $14.00 18.50; prairie,
$12.00o 14.60.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing,
$19 60. Lard, firm; prime aieam, IiO.IVqJ
10.27. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxeu
extra ahoita, 10c; clear ribs, luvc; short
clears, Ho. Bacon, unchanged; boxed ex
tra shorts, 12'c; clear ribs, 12Vsc; short
clears, 12Hc.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 11c; springs,
12c; turkeys, 18c; ducks, 14c; geese, 11c
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 26u30c.
KUUS Higher, 28c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl. 13.0K) 0u0
Wheat, bu H0.CO0 37.0U)
Corn, bu 149,000 44,OoO
Oata, bu 172.0UO 26,0u0
Kanaaa Cltr Grain and ProTlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Jan. 2. WHEAT
May, 9tc, bid; July, Dlc, bid. Cash, un
changed to lc higher; No. 2 hard, 9mo96Vtc;
No, 3 hard. Hlac; No. 2 red, StviPKc; No.
8 red. Utilise.
CORN May, 47H,47Vic. bid; July, 48
4H;-,c, bid. Cash lo higher; No. 2 mixed.
42((43u; No. 8 mixed, 42u42,o No. 2 white,
42'vu(3c; No. 8 white, 42'a42Wc
OA'PS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 22&33c;
No. 2 mixed, 31310.
RYE No. 2. 74'a77c.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $14.009
14.60; choice prairie, $11.6012.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 2c; first, 26c; sec
onds, 23c; packing atock, 17(c.
EOOS Extras, 32c; ftrata, 30c; second.
19H.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu 112,000 53.000
Corn bu 82.000 4M.OU0
Oats bu f. 10,000 y.ooo
Minneapolis Grain -Market.
MINNEAPOLIS,- Jan. 3 WHEAT May,
$l.O7Vt!'1.07V; wJly. $!.0774'0l08; cash; No. 1
hard, $1.07; No. 1 northern, $1.011.07l4;
No. 2 northern, $1.03igl.o6; No. 3, $1.024
U104.
FLAX Closed at $2.48't.
CORN No. 2 yellow, 42-'S4So.
OATS No. 8 white, 2!H4jJuc.
BY H No. 2, 77(i"Sc.
FLOUR First patents 34.9af('5.45; second
patents, $4.86.36; firt clears, $3.3ti'(i3.75;
second clears, $2.8.Vu3.9j.
BRAN In 100 pound sacks. $21.0O$21.50.
V isible gopply of Grain.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3 -The vlslbl supply
of grain In the United State on Saturday.
December 31. as compiled by the New
York Produce exchange, was as follow.
Wheat. 44 2S2.0U0 bu. ; Increase. SU.Ouo bu.
Corn. 6 0s."u0 bu. j Increase. 1.790.OOO bu.
Oats. lt.2;7.UiO bu. ; Incrtase, l.tti oj0 bu.
Rye. 491.000 bu : increaae. 3.V bu.
Barley. l.i0,0U0 bu. ; .ncrease, I'Vj.OiiO bu.
The visible supply of wheat in Canada
on Saturday, lecemler 31. was 12,Vja,iuO
bu.; an Increase of 1.4 0,000 bu.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOU Jan. 8-WHEAT-Spot
firm; No. 2 red wentern. winter. 7s 2lxd;
futures, firm; March, 7s ul. May 7s 2Sd.
CORN Spot quiet; new American mixed,
4s 7Vyl; old American mixed. 6s I1!), fu
tures, steady; January, 4s 7Hd; February,
4a J4d, May. 4s 6d
PEAS Canadian, firm: 7s d.
FlAJUR Winter patents, steady, 29s 6d.
Mllnaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 3. FIX)UR-Hisher.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, $1 07ViU 1 09; No.
3 northern. $l(kl.u7: Mav. sSc bid.
OATS-stanoam. 32(i3.ic.
BARLEY Samples, k.lijr)iic.
i Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Jan 3. HAT No. 1. $10; No. 2,
t00; packing, to OmT 00; alfalfa. 811 00.
Straw: Wheat. $J.5o; rye, $ 60; oats, 87.00.
Oil and Koala.
SAVANNAH. Oa . Jan. 3 -TURPENTINE
Firm; T7'ii77Sc; aalea. 623 bbla. ; re
ceipt. .34T bblx.; ahlpmenta, 620 bbla.;
stix'ks. H.74 bbls..
Hi is IN" Firm; sales. 4 60 bhls. ; receipts.
4 80? bbla ; ahljmvnta. 6.814 bbla : atocks,
k:um itia. viuotationa: H. .. afcu: D,
.". : ;.w ; e. $.'. !bit:.i6: F. $s9;v07v,; J.
W.r; W; H. 81 10; 1 til0!i 30; K, 8 io. M.
$;.:. N, 7.iu7.-; W. U., $;.; W. W 87 3i.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
First Session of Mew Year Marked by
Sustained Strength.
TRADING AGAIN PROFESSIONAL
Sahataatlal Galaa vnle General, Bnt
Advance la largely Dae to Cover
In; Call Money Open nt ls
Per Cent.
NEW TORK Jan. 3. Apart from it aua
talned atrength, the flrat sesalon of the
new year on the Stock exchange differed
In no Important particular from the closing
daya of last year. Trading was agan
piofesalonal and limited more than usually
to the speculative favorHes. Substantial
gains were quite general, but the advance
was largely due to coveting of short com
mitments.
Call money opened at 6 per cent and
according to report Standard Oil brokers
loaned large sums at that figure, but toe
rate soon fell at a fraction from the top.
Foreign exchange was slightly .strong and
likelihood of gold import ' I now more
remote. Local banks received large sums
of currency from western and southwest
ern correspondents and the week-end ought
to find this center once mora strong in
ca'h.
American ecur1tle were reactionary in
London, where the market for foreign
bonds wa slightly weak. Private dis
counts were lower In London and opinion
there Inclined toward a reduction of the
bank rate later In the week. Tn heavy
year-end drain on the Imperial Rank ot
Oermany was shown In that inatttutlon'a
weekly statement, which reported a cash
loss of 827.000,000, reduced gold holdings of
$18,000,000 and an Increase In loans and
discounts of 3137.000,000.
Copper exports for December wer
slightly In excess of those for the same
month of 1909 and the visible supply of the
metal abroad shows a decrease, but copper
shares were Inclined to heaviness on the
continental exchanges.
The bond market wa firm on diminished
dealings. Total sales, par value, $3,191,014).
United .States bond wer unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks were as follows:
Sales. High. Low. CIom.
Allls-Chalmers pfd 274
Amalgamated ('neper 13,iwo 41 s
American Agricultural ... 71k) 46 4
American Bret Sugar 4f 4.1 4? 4
Anrlean Can I. nio S I1
Amrrlcaii C. A F l.!0 61 4 60 '4 51 H
American Cotton Oil ? M (IH - MS
American H. L. ptd.... 1J0 BT4 82
Am. Ica Securities ; , 17 S
American Linseed 11
American Locomotive sno M 3j g
American 8. A R 4,1 no 74 7? 14
Am. g. & R. pfd luO loaa 1"3'4 log
Am. Steel Foundries 4m 44 3 43-
Am. sugar Refining eoo 116 114H 114V
American T. T 1,000 141 14DV4 141
American Tobacco pfd B3
American Wnnlnii 3110 fll SO 31
Anaconda Mining Co Mm S't la4 as
Atchison 4,D lots K'H
Atchison pfd mo int 111044 ino4
Atlantic cmuit Line oo llTVi 117 11T4
Baltimore Ohio l.frx) 1H 10 1IWS4
Uetlllahem fitnol 29
Brooklrn Rapid Tr 1,I0 Tb 74T4 7BS
Canadian Pacific I.M10 1'4 WS lVs
Cerulial Leaihor I.S'O at 44 11 Vj 91
Central leather pfd 100 104 104 Ki44
Central of New Jersey ; 2
Chesapeake Ohio 40 s Sl gov ' "1
Chicago A Alton -. t
Chicago O. W nw mo 1H4 11 21
C. O. W. pfd 100 461, V,' 4SVt
Chicago N. W n) uv Ui U2
Ci. M. St. P t.VM) 1244, 123 82414
C, :., C. A 8t. L IO f.V4j AH 64
Colorado F. A 1 400 Slv, It 114,
Colorado A Southern K 67', M'4 f74
Consolidated Oas 8.900 137V 11644 1R7S4,
Corn Products .- 44
Delaware A Hudson 1(8) K4V4 14"4 145
lienver A Rio Urands 100 28V4 3814 V
D. A R. U. pfd 7
niadllers 'Securities 47
te 1,100 M 174 iAV,
F.ris 1st pfd sit,
Krle 2d .ptd 4S14
Oeneral Electrlo l.nno 151V, 151 I6H4
Great Northern pfd 1K 12444 14 liiVj
ret Northern Ore etfs... ino MV 64V, MV4j
Illinois Central fn) lis 112 132'4
InterhoroUKh Mat 700 1 1 19V,
Int. Met. pfd 600 54V4 MV, 64
Intsmatlonal Harrsstar .. 1,800 111 Inn 11014
Int, Marine pfd 100 1644 1644 16V,
Intsmatloaal Paper ........ - 100 12V, 12Vi 1244
International Pump ,. 1,1. 40 40V4
Iowa Central 100 lg 14 171,,
Kansas City Southern..... 00 IS 81 13'4
K. C. 80. pfd 101) 44V4 4V4 4
Laclede Oaa , too 107 10 10414.
Louisville A NaahTtlla 000 146 V, 14444 144
Minn. A Bt. Louis 100 . XV, 10 V. 24
M., Bt. P. A g. I. at I ill
M K. A T..k J0 V4 11V4 liVi
M., K. A T. pfd 44
MlMourt Pacific 8,600 4444 47V4 ; 44
National Blsoult '.' tot 111 1UV4 118V4
National Lead 1 64
N. R. R. of M Id pfd... 0 14S 4V, M
New Turk Central a.400 UIV4 111 11244
N. T., O. A W 40V4
Norfnik A Western 4,700 1014 101 V4 10144
North American 40 4644 4tV, 46V4
Nurthern Paelflo 4,400 111 114 117'4
Pacific Mall ' 28
Pennsylvania I.onu 11614 1284, lz
People's Uae 400 lftV4 106V, 106
P., C, C. A St L 7
Plltshurg Coal 100 104 107V4 107
Pramed Steel Car M) 10 80V, SHVi
Pullman Palace Car ' tft 140 161 140
Hallway Steal Spring 81
Reading 11,600 1524, 160V4 16244
Republic Steel 1
Republic gleel pfd , 42V4
Rock Island Co i.Smi s t H
Rock laland Co. ptd 1, 100 404 40 6044
St. L. A 8. F. 3d pfd 700 !V4 1SV4 3SU
St. Louis 8. W 2,,j-
St. L. H. W. pfd 700 61V4 ' 6844 41
sloss-8haffleld 8. A 1 4
Southern Pacific, sx-dlr... I.MO U4V4 114V4 USV,
southern Hallway 1,1 no 17Hi 1V4 17"4
So. Rallwar p(d 100 4244 42 424
Tenneaeea iVjpper 600 34 Vj 1.144 84V4j
Texas A Pacific J"0 f.' 26 M, 14
T., Bt. L. A W I0 llj MV4 11
T., St. L. A W. pfd 400 624, 11 6J
t nliMi pacific I1.W10 173 li9 17214
I'nlon Pacific pf1 lo 13V4 1 MV4
United States Realty t
I'nlted Statea Rubber 87
Untied Statea Bteal P5.400 73V, 7144 73
I'. 8. Steel pfd 1.400 117 116V4 117
Utah Copper 1.M0 44 44 '4 46
Va. -Carolina Chemical .... 1,1m 43V, 24 41
Wabaah it
Wabaeh pfd 600 S6V4 36 15
Western Maryland 3.100 61 6 6ti
Weatlnghnuse Electric .... 100 , 44 44 4T.V4
Western I'nlon 100 71 71 73 VA
Wheeling A L B 4V,
Lehigh Valley 14,100 177 174 177V4
Total salea fdr tha dar, 191.100 aharaa.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Jan. 8. American securities
wer dull and teatureless during tho flrat
hour of trading today. Price at noon
ranged from above to '4 below parity.
l.ondon closing stock quotations:
Cons., money.. 78v-lL. & N .....HSVi
do account .... 7iM., K. & T 32,,
Amal. Copper ... 3vN. Y. Central. ...116
Anaconda 8 Norfolk & W lOMVk
Alcnison 104 V4 do pfd HI
do pfd 104 Ontario A W 42
Bal. A Ohio lo&4 Pennsylvania .... 66V.
Canadian Pac. ..201vjKand Mine
Chea. A Ohio.... 82 Heading 774
Chicago G. W.... 20tk. Hallway 27V
C, M. A St. P. ..127 do pfd 64
De Beer 17'iSo. Paciflo 117
D. & K. G 2v,tnion Paciflo .'..l,o-
do pfd ban, do pfd Do
Erie 2S-tL S. Steel 74
do lat pfd 417, do pfd 120'4
do 2d pfd 36 Wabash 10
Grand Trunk ... 24 do ptd Sov,
Illinois Cea 1J6 (Spanish 4s 90
S1LVFR Bar. steady at 2Ud 'per ounce.
MONEY 241.2 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short b lis is 3'vu't per cent; for three
months' bills, JWu 6-16 per cent.
- Boston Mln
laax Stock.
'losing quotation on
BOSTON, Jan. 8
stocks wer us folio
Alloues 14
Amal. Copper 1
A. Z. L. A 8 14
Arlaona Cum 14V4
Mohawk
NeTatla Con. ...
Mplasing Mines
North Uutte ....
44
ls
lo
4V
17 Mi
Atlantic 6
B. A C. C. A 8. M. 11
Butta Coal I turn 1
North Lake
Old Dominion ...
oacaola
.124
Cal. A Arlaona 47
ParroU 8.
A C
1 V4
C.I A Hecla 640
Wulncy
. . TO
.. U
.. 4!
.. 6
.. 11
.. 6o
.. S5
..
.. 1
.. 4
.. 4',
..114
4Nitnnlal lVa
Copper Range C. C. 4Va
snai.non
Superior
Superior A B. M.
East Butte -. M i
Kranklin 6
Superior A P. .'..
Olroux Con 4
Uranbjr Con 14
Oreene Cananea s
lle Hoyale Cotiper.. 161,
Keer Laek 4
Lake Copper I
La Salle Copper '4
altaml Copper 14
Tamarack
I. S. . Jl. A M
do pld,
ftah Con
t'tah t'4ppff Co..
Wlnot.a ,
WolTerma
Old.
Mew Tark Mlalag Stuck.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Closing quotations
on the Mining exchange:
Alice 11 Little Chief 1
Com. Tunnel stork.. 1 Neiican 70
do bonda 14 Ontario 160
Coo Cel. A Va 72 Oplilr l;
Horn Silver Standard w
lion Silver h" Yellow Jacket i:
Leedvllle Con II
Suffered.
Hank mt Germany Statement.
BEHLIN. Jan. S. The weekly atatemcnt
of the Imperial Hank of Oermany shoe. a
the following changes: Cash in hand de
creased 108 114.000 marks: loans. Increased
274 rtT.OU marks; discounts. Increased 72.
:."..!, v marks; treasury hills Increased 81
Sc4.00tj marks; Bote In circulation, in-
creased 444 JfM nun marks: deposlta. In
creased g1.7oi4) marks; gold In hand, de
creased 7K.;ia7.000 msrks.
Mevr Vnrk Maaes- Market.
NEW TOR1C Jan. 3 MONF.Y-On call,
firm; 5Cui per cent; ruling rate, 8 per cent;
closing hid, i per cent; offered at S per
rent. Time loans dull and stesdy; sixty
days, 3Vy4 Per cent; ninety daya, 3 per
cent; six months, 384 per cent.
PHI. MR MERCANTILE PAFF-nVilpS
per cent.
8TK1UJNO EXCHANOK-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 Silojr
4 8U2.r for sixty-day bills and at 84 8-.15 for
demand: commercial bills, $4.81H4 81T.
SILVER Har. toc; Mexican dollars, 46o.
BONLNB Uavernment steady; railroad
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as follows:
V. 8. ref. 2a. reg. .! 1nt, M. M. 4Vks ...
da coupon 1"0" Japan 4a -
V. 8. 3a. reg 1M do 4e ; 4-S
do coupon 1"1 K. C. So. let la ... 7.1S
U. 8. 4a, rg H4L. 8. deb. 4a IM1... :
do coupen 113', L. A N. unl. 4s SS
Allle-Clial. 1st 6s... ll'tl. K. A T. 1st 4a.. 7w,
Am. Ag 6s l"i do 4a 8t
Am. T. A T. ee. 4s..lbMo. Pacific 4s 77
Am. Tbbacco 4s 4 N. R. H. of M. 4Vks 44
do s IU614N. T. It. g. lv,s 10
Armour A Co. 4V4S.. do deb. 4a M
Atchison gen. 4s.... SHN. V., N. H. A H.
. do ev. 4er. 10s ct. 4a 11114,
do c. 6a p4 N. A W. 1st e. 4a... n"i
A. C. U 1st 4s 14 do ct. 4s !!
B. A IX. 4s No. Pacific 4s P
do 24S - 49 la 10
do 8. w. 24a ti4 0. S. L. rfdg 4s t.'l
Hnoh, Tr. cv. 4s.... l.t4Penn. or. tvs 1414.. M
cen. of Oa. 6a 107V, go con. 4a 10!
Ceo. Leather 6s 4, Heading gen. 4s
C. of N. J. g. f.a....l2iSSl. L. A 8, F. fg. 4s 47
Chee. A Ohio 4 4a.. HilS do gen. 6s 4
do "ef. 6a 4 9t. U 8. W. c. to.. 731
Chicago A A. 1W . 70 da 1st gold 4s w4
C. B. A Q. J. 4s.... . A. L. 4s 74H,
do gen. 4s M Sn. Pacific col. 4s... !
C. M. A B. P. g lVa 43 do ct. 4s 7
C. R. 1. A P, c. 4s. 71 do let ref. 4a 44
do rfg. 4s svH'so. Rallwar 6a 107V,
t'nlo, Ind. 6a no, do gen. 4a 4's
Colo. atld. 4s 44 Union Pacific 4s loess
O. A 8. r. A s. 4Sa do ct. 4s n4
D. A H. ct. 4a 444 do 1st A ref. 4a... 74
D. A R. O. 4 43'4t'. S. Rubber 6s 101
do ref. ( "4l'. 8. Steal Id 6s....lu4'4
Distillers' Ss 74V4, y a. -ro. Cham. 6s..l4
Bria p. 1. 4s 4i4w abash In 6a linr-t
do gen. 4a 71V4 o 1st A ax. 4s.... 44
do ct. 4s. ser. A 74 Western Md. 4s !K?4j
do aeries B 44 West. Rlee. CT. 6s... D2
O.n. Blec. or. 6a . .144 Wis. Central 4s 43
III. Cen. 1st ref. 4a.. 87 Mo. Pac sr. 6a 1V
Int. Met. 44S 74
. Bld. "Offered.
1
I. seal Seonritle.
Onntatlon furnlahad br Burns. Brink
k Co., 44 New Omaha National bank build
ing:
Btd. Asks.
Council Bluffa Water Co 41 4
flu ef Omaha 4s. 1411 n 4
Clir Nat' I Dank Bldg. 4a. 1 N 47
Columbua. Nek., Else. Lt. 4a. 1M4 41
Colorado Tel. Co. uar. f .4 66 V4
Saat St. Louis and Bub 4a. Ml 48 48
Fairmont creamery let g per beat rl 104
Uaneral Motor pfd 9 per cent 71 44
Iowa Portland Cement 1st 4s t 100
Kansas City 44. isl. Ca. as. UTX 44 17
Met. It. Br. 4s, Mil , s
Michigan Stats Tel. 44. 1M4 4 14
Omaha Gas 4a, 117 47 V4 s
Omaha Water 6a, 1441 44V4 M
Omaha Watsr Id pfd 4
Omaha 81. Ar. (a. 1114 4 101
Omaha A O B. St Rf. as, IIM M 7
O. A C. B. t. nr. ptd, a par esnt 11 ss
o. A C. B. It. Ry pid. com 4 17
Omaha Eleo. Lt. and Fewer pfd 7 tl
Pacific T. A T. 4s, 1437 47 47
Kocar Mt. Beu. lei. lo ss si
Union iiMi 1 era, noci ss ts
80. Bell T. A T. 6s, 1441 44 44
Wsstsrn Pad fie 4 10 S3
Bx-dlTldeod.
Naw Vark Cnrb Market.
The following quotations are furu
nlshed
by Logan at Bryan, member New
York
Stock exchange, 316 South Sixteenth
Omaha:
Bay State Ga..l 82 Inspiration ..
Boston Con 7MiLaroe
street,
... 7
... 4H
... I8V4
... 82Vi
... 1
.. 8V,
... 2V.
Butte Coalition., 1844 Nevada, Con. ,
Cactus
. i isewnouse ...
. 2lHOhlo Copper .
. lto Hawhlde Coal.
. 18VjHay central ,
Chlno ,
Chief Con. .
Fraction ...
Davis-Daly
Ely Central
Ely Con. ..,
Ely Witch ,
. lVi Swift Pkg. Co
...100
. 7 Sears-R. Co,
183 V4
. 32 Silver Pick ...
. 10 Superior & P..
. UviTonopah Mln.
. 6 Trinity Copper
1
14
Franklin,
Glroux ..'
Gold. Florence...
Goldfleld Daisy .v
Green Can
7
4V,
14k North Lake ..
Bohemia
6TkOJlbway ..a...
64,
8V4
7k
Bask Clearing".
OMAHA. Jan. 8. Bank clearing for to
day were $3,000,844.88 and for th corre
sponding date laat year, $2.620,740. so.
OMAHA W4HOl.lCSAl.S3 PRICKS.
BUTTER Creamery, No. , delivered to
th retail trad 4a 1-1 b. carton, 31o; No. 8.
In 30-1 b. tubay 39c; No. 3. In 1-lb. carton.
Mu: packing stock, solid pack. 19o: dairy.
In 86-1. tub. 82tft3c. alarkst Chang
vary Tueaday.
CHEESE Twin. 16V4iS17c; young Amer-
Ica. lsc: -dalsle. 17Vc: triplets, liyic; 11m-
burger, 18c; No. 1 brick, 17Vio imported
Bwlsa, 32c; domectlo Swlaa. 24c; block Swiss,
lse.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under 1 lb.,
$6.00 per do,; kens, 12ViC; cooks, 10V,o;
uucks, 16c; geese, 14c; turkey, 23c; pigeon.
per dux.. 31.20: homer sauabs. per dos., 84.00
lar.cy squabs, per dog., $3 SO; No. 1 par
dux., $2.00. Alive, broiler. 16c; emooin legs,
VVko: hens, siuthic; stags and old roosters,
8c; old ducks, full feathered, 10V,o; geeae,
full feathered, vc; turkeys, lS18c; guinea
fowls, 20c each; pigeons, . per do., 600;
homers, per dor., $2.00; squab. No. L per
do x , $1.50; No. 2 per dos., boo.
FISH-tall frckenl-rtckeral. Uo; white,
18c; pike, 14c; trout. 14c; large Trapple.
10c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel. lie, had
dock, 13c; floundara, 13c; green cattish. Sue;
roe thud. $1.00 eucb; shad roa, par pair,
Kc; frog legs, par dos, 80c; salmon. Uc;
halibut, lis.
Beef Cut Price Rib: No. 1, 16c; No. 1.
12V,c No. 3, 9c. Loin: No. L 17c; No. 2
13Vc; No. 3. 10c. Chucks: No. 1, 7c; No.
2. 6c; No. 3. 6c. Round: No. 1. c; No.
2. 8c; No. 3, 7Vc. Plate: No. I, 6c; No.
2. 6c: No. 3. do, '
FRUITS Orange: California navel. 80-96
ise, per box. $2.60; 13h size, per box. 42.16;
small sixes, per box, $3.00; Florida, all sixes,
uer box. $2 60. Lemon: Llmonelra brand
extra fancy, 300 slse, per box, $160; 300
size, per box, $4.60; choice, 300 sise per
box, $4.00; 300 lxe, per box. 84.; .'40 size,
60c per box less. Urape fruit., Florida,
46-64-64-80-96 sizes, per box, $3.254.Q0. Ban
anas, fancy select, per bunch, $2.2Si2.o0;
Jambo, bunch, $2.75i&3.75. , Pears: California
Winter Nellis, per box. $180; New York
Keifer, per bbl., $3.764.00. Apples, home
grown cooking, I pet bbl., $4 00; Mis
souri Jonathan, per bbl., $n.60; . Mis
souri Ben Davis per bbl., 11.2V Mis
souri Winesaps, per bbl., $4 60; Missouri
llano, per bbl., $4 60; otlior varieties, per
bbl., $4.00; New York Baldwin, per bbl.,
$4.76; Colorado Jonathan, per box.. $2.25;
Washington Wealthy and Jeffrey, per box,
$1 50; California Belleflower, per box, $1.66;
Washington Grime Uolden and Jonathan
extra fancy, l.iO to 176 a xes, per box, $2.23.
Pineapple, per case, 34.60. Grapes, Malaga,
600' ib. gross, per keg. $7.Ooii8.00. Cran
berries, per box,- $3.76; Bell and Cherry
brand, per bbl., $10.00; Wisconsin Bell and
Bugle brand, per bbl., $10.76. Dates, Anchor
brand, new 30 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes, per
box. $2.00; bulk In 70-lb. boxes, per lb, 6Sc.
Figs, new California, 12 12-oa. pkgs. 86c.
86 12-os. pkgs, $2.40; 60 6-os. pkgs., $2.00. j
Figs. Turkish, 7-crown. per lb.. 16c; 5-
crown, per lb., 14c; 4-crown, per lb.. 13c.
V t;UE 1 AlSLJits t-olalots. h-aiiy Unio, in
sacks, per bu., 80c Iowa and Wisconsin,
white stock, per bu.. Tb'tiSbc. Sweet lotatoes.
Kansas, per bbl., $2. 60. Onions. Iowa, red
and yellow, per lb., 2c; Indiana, white,
per lb., Sc; Spanish, per crate. $1.60. Garlic,
extra fancy, white, per lb., iro; red. per
lb.. 10c. F-Kg Plant, fancy Florida, per dog..
$2. Celery, Michigan, per dos. bunches, Sf.c;
California Jumbo, per dos.. bunches, 8.x-.
Rutabagas, per lb., lc. Cucumbers, hot
house. IV, and 2 dozen In box. per dog, $2.
Tomatoes. California, per 4-basket crate,
$1.76. Cabbage, new, per lb., iSc, String
and wax beans, per market basket. $1.60.
Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per dog.. 40c.
Parsley, fancy home g own, per dozen
bunches, 4oc. Turnips, per bu.. 66c. Carrots,
per bu., 7fc. Beets, per bu., 76c. Parsnip,
per bu., 76c.
M I SCKLLANEOl'S Walnuts. per lb.,
Jv,o; California, per lb., lc; in sack lots,
lc less. Almonds, California soft shell, per
lb, 17c; In sack lots, lc leas. Filberts, per
lb., 14c; in sack lots, lc less. Brazil nuts,
per lb., 13c; In sacks lots. 1c leas. Pecan,
large, per lb., 16c; In sack lota, lc lea.
Peanuta. rousted, per lb., 8c; raw. per lb.,
6Vtc. lit korynuts, large, per lb., 6c: small,
per lb.. 6c. Cocuanuts. per sack, $5.60. per
dox., hrtc. Honey, new, 24 frames. $3 75. Cider,
New York Mott's, per V, bbl.. $3.76; per bbl.,
$0.75. '
Wool Market.
ST. LOI'IS. Jan. 3 W)L Steady ; ter
ritory and wesvorti mediums, ri8-2c; fine
inedluma. 174jlc; fine, l-'(jl3c.
BOSTON, Jan. 3. WOOIy The local mar
ket started the year with but few Inquiries
and prices fairly steady. Some transfers
era being made In territory and dealers
report a slightly better feeling In fleeces.
Montana wools 'still hold the lead, selling
at 620t3c on a scoured basis. Idaho
brings lsc and Wyoming 20c. while small
lota of taelv months Texas wool have
changed hands st 21c. Sales of Ohio half
blood are about S)o. with naahed detain
at 34c. fulled wool continue dull.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Light Receipts Make Cattle Strong to
Ten Cent Higher.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
been anal Lnsnb Fifteen Cent
Higher Vnder tfc Inflnene of
Aery I.lgkt Beeelata asi
AettT Seller.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 8. 1811. '
Hecelpts were: Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Official Mondav 1.867 1.S2S L1
Estlmst Tuesday 1.SO0 1.1O0 1.800
Two day this wee-.... 1.657
Same day last week.... 3.911
Same day I week go.. .8iat
Sam davs 8 week ago.. 14. 0M
Sam day 4 week ago..l6.9n8
Same day last year 7,618
The following table show th recelpta of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to dat as compared with
last year: 1M0. ism. Ino. Pee.
Cattle 2.667 $.615 M
Hogs ., 2 428 6 A4 I 439
Sheep $, 7,871 8.9T7
The following tabl snows th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparisons:
Pate, j 1910. lM.19O8.l!a77.lM.U(e.U04.
2 436 3 f
4.933 8.9x
11. 7fV 1856
14 429 16
T.fW 15
7.528 1 3.546
Pec. 24... 7 67V, 8 11 $ 47 4 361 IS I
Pec X... I
Pec. 26... 773 18) i 111 IW
Pec. 27... 7 79S 180 i$16$0o!
Pec. 28... 77tH,l86lM444lM
Pec. 29... 7 68V, 8 81 168 00
Pec. 30... 7 67 8 29 6 4 4 60 808
Pen. 31... 7 71 8 21 $ SO 4 83 4 34
Pate. . 1911. 1910. 109. lw. 1907. 1906.
Jan. 1.... 8 34 6 68 4 861 6 24 i 14
Jan. 1... 7 86 $ 76 4 36 21 S 11
Jan. I.... 014, ( 80 4 40 2 07
4 a
4 62
4 61
4 61
4 63
4 47
1905.
s
4
4 1$
Sunday. ""Sunday and Christmas.
Receipt ajid disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yard for twenty-four
hours ending at 8 o'clock p. rrv :
Cattle. Hog. Bheep.
C. M. A St. P 1
Vnion Paciflo 4
C. & n. w., east 11
C. & N. W.. west t
C. B. A Q., east 8 1..
C, B. A Q , west 20 10
C, R. 1. A P. east 26 .. I
C R. I. A P., west 1 1
Illinois Central 2 .. 1
Total receipts 65
Disposition of stock per head
16
14
as
follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 154
264
413
Swift and Company 468
Cudahy Packing Co 430
Armour A Co 66
W. B. Vansant Co 25
Benton, Vansant A Lush 32
Stephens Bros 81
Hill A Son 181
Huston A Co 47
J. B. Hoot A Co ., 61
J. H. Bulla 18
U F. Hues 69
McCreary A Carey 62
H. F. Hamilton 26
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co . 62
Klin A Christy ' 23
Other buyers 264
463
1.114
6t)S 6Wy
846
Total 1,314 1,169 2,835
CATTLE Cold weather oontlnue to cut
off receipts, th arrivals of cattle at th
yards today amounting to only about fifty
cars. This, taken In connection with th
light receipts yesterday and Saturday, will
make It very apparent at one that packers
are beginning to be quit hungry for cattle
this morning. A a rule they were out In
the yard early In the morning and very
thing at all desirable sold at price that
war unevenly higher. To call the market
strong to 10c higher would be a conserva
tive estimate. As a matter of course,
everyone on the market thoroughly under
stands that the- advanc 1 due entirely to
tha starvation recelpta and that anything
like a decent run of cattl would be almost
certain to cause price to drop back where
they were at th beginning of th light
runs. Most averyon 1 looking for a heavy
Increase in receipt Just a soon as th
weather moderate a little. What has
been said about tha high prices would apply
equally well to butcher stock a well as to
beef steers.
Blocker and feeder hav advanced In
about th same proportion as fat cattl
and for apparently the same reason. Th
fact Is there never was a tlm when stock
cattle or feeders ware selling as high as
at this season of the (rear as they are now.
Quotations on cattl; Good to choice beef
steers, $6. 00-6. 60; fair to good beef ters,
$6.40i&4.00; common to fair beef steer, 84.76
66.16; fair to good cow and heifers, $3,660
4X6.40; good to choice cow and heifers, $4.76
45.15; common to fair cow and heifer, $3.04
4i3 65; good to choice stockers and feeders,
M.&Ojifi.&O; fair to good atocker and feed
ers, $3.8o4.60; common to fair atocker and
feeder, $3.0G33.8o; atock heifers. $3.0O4 16;
veal calve. $3.6OQ8.O0; bull, stag, tc,
$3.30(34.90.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. rr. No. At. IT.
1 414 4 36 it .....1018 I 4
10 m 4 40 II 10i4 6 41
1 400 4 71 4 107 I II
4 1000 4 40 SO 1141 I 71
10 744 I 04 12 1104 I SO
11 1041 I 00 11 1111 I 44
14 1104 I IS 11 1 I SS
11 644 I 15 4 1144 I 45
11 mixed 711 6 60 14 1271 I 40
I M Is) 11 1144 I 0
T W Is) 1 1431 4 00
COWS.
1 14tl 8 40 11 1142 4 28
$ 1441 8 50 4 114 4 34
I NO Is) 4 1111 4 14
1 711 I 60 1 1041 4 10
8 1000 I 64 A 1111 4 10
1 471 1 (0 jg 07, 4 n
I U I 40 17 1078 4 IS
1 1114 8 60 4 1141 4 16
1 460 I 40 11 1071 4 44
444 I 46 10 1104 4 44
3 HO 1 70 tl 744 4 40
16 47 I 76 34 HI 14)
1 1040 I 71 6 1044 4 44
1 1044 I 76 7 1047 4 60
I til IN 3 1044 4 60
4 4M 4 00 8 M ID
II 1047 4 00 T HOT 4
It .-. 40 4 06 1 1111 4 44
1 I!6 4 10 4 104 4 46
4 1017 4 40 11.. 40 4 46
1 411 4 M 1 1114 4 Tl
11 7S4 4 34 1 1114 4 40
t 1140 4 M 8 10M I II
17 411 4 16
H EIFERS. 1 '
1 460 8 71 I Til 4 SB
t 640 I 40 1 701 4 44
)4 M4 4 00 1 414 4 71
1 401 4 10 14 747 4 40
I Ill 4 10 10 1014 4 45
I tK4 4 40 T44 I 10
1 414 4 40 1 171 I 10
II Ill 4 (6
BTOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
II 416 4 84 4 447 I 4
1 6.14 4 40 I Ill 6 00
IT 411 4 60 It m I 14
1 164 4 60 II 44 6 1
Thursday is Home Day.
Look for home bargains tomorrow.
You will find about the property
that you wish.
Look for them.
How much nicer It is to live In your own borne than in a rented one.
Why not get one of your own and pay for It monthly like rent. In a fsw
years you have a home all of your own paid for with the money heretofore
spent as rent.
In Thursday's Bee will be found a great many choice home bargains
advertised for sale on the easy term plan.
Here Is your opportunity to start the year right
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tl 447 4 4 I ft I tn
t SID 4 44 U 14 IN
I 44 4 44 44 IM
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II 74 4 4 41 Ill I 41
8 44 4 40
Bl'LLS.
I , lt t 74 1 14-4 4 44
1 V ICS 4 f I If 4 S4
I , 7 4 40 1 IIM! 4 4
1 7TS 4 IS 1 ISM 4 tn
1 IIM 4 14 I ll'l 4 I
1 IM 4 II 1 10 4 M
1 114 4 10 1 Ill 4 n
CALV k.
I HI I sn 1 lf t M
I Ml 4 40 8 4 1 44
I IM 4 7 1 ISO I 40
1 110 I 14 1 110 I 04
1 44 I I ISO 1 n
1 ISO as 1 144 I OA
1.- 10 1 M i 1 IN
4 14 t 14
HOOS Continued Improvement featured
th trad In Tioga thla morning and con
tinned light ahlpment featured th re
ceipt. There wer hardly enough hog on
sal to put bulk on a qtiotabl basis. Individ
ual aale appearing all of a dim and In
aiany caaea 16c higher than ttioae ef yester
day, Clearance wa made early and packers
took th big end of offering a usual.
Heavy hog wer not very plentiful and
sold readily around 87.80. Mixed brought
$7 f4 00 and light reached the top, $8.10.
This figure I 33Ho higher than Saturday'
top, whll th average market today la a
full quartar higher than it wa at that
time.
N. e. S. Tr. He. At. Sk.
10 Ml ... 1 71 Tl Ml ... t 40
1 411 ... T Tt 47 I4 44 I M
M Ill ... ID T4 ..MT ... I S4
41 tm DTP) 13 lit ... 10
14 104 w 111 II to 70 I OS
44 ;n ... 7 ft 74......i-nt ... 1 10
41 t 40 I 04 14 114 ... 110
:n iw ... no- 4 11 ... 110
BHEEP A fresh advano In sheep and
lamb prices, with supply hardly enough to
make thl advance applicable to a trad
normally . or liberally supplied, developed
In the sheep barn this morning. Only a few
double arrived, total receipt Just about
equaling an ordinary ingl day's purchase
of on of th larger paokers.
Everything on sal moved readily at fig
ure right around lfa higher, awes reach
ing 84 04 and lamb selling at 86.25, $6.00 and
$6.80. No very good wether ware Included
in early offerings.- but choice handy
weight would probably ll around $4,169
4.26. Feeder trad remained nominal, a
supply was vary light and demand rather
Indifferent from country buyers for
warmed-up stuff.
Preference among packer at thl tlm.
It will b noted, favor offerings finished
but lacking In weight. Bulk la coming
heavy and fat, plenty of corn making long
mutton finish easy and cheap. With lota
of weight th rut and lack of It th ex
ception, atring of the latter description are
naturally meeting with th better demand.
Quotation on aheep and lamb: Good to
cholc light lambs, $6.10041.26; fair to good
lamb I6 60W..W; handy weight yearling.
$4 76.16; heavy yearlings, $4.36e4.75; good
to cholc wethers, 84 00af4.10; fair to good
wether, $8 tWff-4.10; good to cholc ewes,
35. 6034.00; fair to good ewea, $3.X0$.ftO;
sheep, culls to feeders, $1.60f J.26,
Representative sales:
No. Ar. Ft.
238 western wethers 106 4 jg
270 western lamb 74 6 38
10 western lambs, cull 65 4 75
203 western lambs 60 6 90
104 western lambs 4 00
110 western ewes 15 4 00
16 western lamb 74 K
847 weatern lamb 66 $90
79 weatern lambs, cull 60 6 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for all Clasae ( Stock I
Itraag.
CHICAGO, Jan. 8. CATTLE Receipts.
4,600 head; market strong; beeves, $4,709
6.00; Texas steers, $4.25-93.40; western steers,
$4.2r86.00; tockers and feeders, $3.5W5.30;
cow and heifers, $3.6094.30; calve, $7.0CS
9.00.
HOOS Receipts, 18,0T head: market
strong to 6c higher than early; light. $7.86nr
8.20; mixed, $7.8604.20; heavy, $7.8fS.25;
rough, $7.8dtr.00; good to cholc heavy,
$8.0cvcfH 2f,; pigs. $7.60816; bulk of sale,
$8.0041 8. 15.
BHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpt. 14.000
head; market steady to strong; native, $2.60
r440; western, 82.7MJ4.38; yearling. 84.76
6.80; lamb, native, $4.7676.46; western, $4.75
66.45.
Kanaaa City Lira Ctawk Market.
KANSAS CTTT, Jan. I. 7ATTLE1 Re
ceipt. 7.000 head. Including 100 head south
ern; market steady to 16o higher; top,
$7.60; dressed beef and export steer, $6.16
476.60; fair to good, $6.2Txg6.00; western
steers, $4.76454.36; tockrs and feeders, $4.26
25.40; southern steers, $4.26Jf.00; southern
cows, 880094.85; native cows, 33.0CHS6-10: na
tive heifers, $4.006.00; bulla, $1.764j.0O;
calve. $t.008.60.
HOOS Receipt. 8,000 head; market 15c
higher; bulk of sales, $7-9fyZ!S.05: heavy, $8.00
(68.05: packers and butcher. $7.6tJ8.10;
lights. $7.S6S8.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 8,000
head; market steady to strong; lambs, $6.75
(86.26; yaarllngv $4 60. 50; wether. $3.769
4.36; ewe, $3.6tx34.00; stockers and feeders,
13. WQ 3.76V.
4. I.e.nta Live Stack Marktt.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. I.-CATTTJC Recelpl.
1.600 head. Including 400 head Texan: mar
ket strong to lOo higher: native shipping
and export steers, $6.607.26; dressed beef
and butcher steers, $.25ij7.00; steer under
l.ouv pound. $6.0037.25; stockers and feed
ers. $3.76(06.25; cow and heifers, $3,764)4 26;
canners. $2.76tg2.26; bulls. 33.50lf6.25; calves.
$6.257j900; Texas and Indian steers, $4.5C3
6.60: cow and heifers, $3.0iKa4.60.
HOOS Receipts, 6.000 head: market. K9
loo higher; pig and light, r7.754rs.28; pack
ers, ts argii.a,; butcher and beat heavy,
$8.1Mt27H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.200
head; steady to 10c higher; native mutton,
$3.6004.25; lamb. $6.C4r76.60; culls and bucks,
$2.6OJi3.0O; stockers, $2.3b2'3.26.
St. Jaseak Llv Stack Markat.
BT. JOSEPH Jan. 3 CATTLE Re
ceipt, 800 head. Market strong to shade
higher: steers, $4.6o-(j40; cows and heifers,
$3O$6 60; calves, $a.Oft3.50.
HOGS Receipts. 3,000 head. Market Vtf
16 higher; top, $8.06; bulk of salea, $7,909
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, K head.
Market 10Q15O higher; lamb, $6.60iff6.S6.
Ileek In tlaht.
Receipts of llv stock at th flv prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
cattl. nog, eneep.
South Omaha 1,300 l.ioo I.80O
St. JoMPt 800 1.000 800
Kansas City 7 001) 8 0o0 8 0f
Bt. Louis 2.900 $ 909 8,200
Chicago 4,500 18,000 14.000
Totals
...18,300 84,000 17,800
Dry Good Markat.
v-.n . nnT wins
ran. w lonn, j,n . - . .v. .
Th naming of a nw prlc of 84c on a
new construction of Lonsdale sheeting
waa th feature of th day In sotton goedav
Huslnees opened quiet, wlta price gen
erally bald Una.
Caff Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. -"orFr?:
turn onened ateadv at a declin M 14
- ..... ,. mkk u..r fTurotaa k
cahie. Ther wa no hng In th char- "-a
acter of th Hrastllan It and with of- f
faring hr light, th market dvelpd 4
a 1 inner tone dtlrln th aiternoon on 1
bull support and covering by-near montb.
shorts. March contract mad a new high
rariirH foe tha aeAei.n aailinsr at 11L4QL Of
10 points abov th closing old ol Satur- 1 i
riav. whlla tha aeneral liat closed firm. 1 '
net 1 point lower to 8 point higher. Sale.
U.2( bag, and It wa said that Maroh
had sold up 10 point on a buying arder
for only 1,000 hags: January, $11.24 Feb
ruary, $1181; March, $U... April, $UK;
May, $11.16; Sun a, 41111, July. U.W AH- , r
gnat, 81.04; September, $10.19; October, ; ';
$1089; November, $10.87; lecmbr, $10.8$. j j
Havre waa 4, to f lower. Hamburg f
closed at a net decline of Hfpfg. Kio
firm. 160 rels higher at 7f7.00. bauitea, quiet. k
4. 7$6.60; 7, 71. 60 Brsslllan axenang on 1
London unchanged. Receipt at th tw 1
Hraxlilan pons, 4H.00O bags for three days. ,
against 4.M7 last year. Spot coffee, steady,
6.14)0 bag, agalnat 32.000. Nw York war-
house deliveries, Saturday. 18,174 baa,
against 6.617 last year Spot coffee, steady;
Hio, No. 7, 13 c; Santo No. 4, W,o; mild
cofle. qult; Cordova, l.Hloo. ' '
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Jan. 3 -METALS Stand
ard copper, dull; spot anoT futures. $1100uT
12 20; London market, flrm; spot, 6. 6 W,
future, 4.67, 2s 6d. 1-ake locally, $13.0u9
13 36; leotrolytlo, $13. 761.1 ft), and casting,
$12 DOG" 12. 75. Th I nltao State geological
survey estimates th domestic production
of copper for 1910 at 1,029,000) pounds. ,
equal to 481.9 ton, agalnat 47, 9i ton
last year. Tin, strong; spot and futures.
$. 10H.T9 60; London market, strong; spot,
:i7. 16; futures. 4E17B. 6. Lead, dull-e-
$4.4fvo4 66. New York; $4 4-3S. Lsst StTT.,
ljOUia: London i.i..b.t 1 1 1- .4 k: tr
firmer; $6.46 8 6.66. New York; $6 .Jud M.
tat St. Iouls; London market. 34, 2 6d.
Iron, Cleveland warrant. 40. 10d tn
London; locally, nominally unchanged; No
1 foundry, northern, $13 2rvfjl6 ; No. 3,
$J4.7615.75; No. l eoutharn and No. 1
outhern soft. $15.3ftri$,76.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3. METALS Lead,
firm, K40; speitr aale at $6-34. .
Cation Mark I. '
NEW TORK. Jan. 8 -COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling nplanda, 16o; mid
dling gulf, 16.36c; sale. lo,4xO bales, all de
livered on contract,
ST. LOtnti. Jan. l.-fiOTTON-Qulet;
middling, lf4c; aalea, none; receipt, 4W
bale; shipments, 1,267 bale; stock, 32,286
bale. . 1 ,. , . ,
New Tork eotton market as furnished by
Logan A Bryan, members New Tork Cot
ton exchange, $16 South Sixteenth tret,
Omaha:
Month. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Ts'y.
Jan. ... 14 72 14 78 14 7$ 14 75 14 60
Maroh . 16 Of 16 07 14 89 16 0$ 14 98
May ... 16 23 18 24 16 14 16 18 16 16
July .... 16 23 16 26 16 17 16 30 15 18
August 14 81 14 81 14 88 14 91 14 88
asar Market, .
NEW TORK, Jan. 3. SUGAR Raw,
quiet: muacovado, 89 test. $.3o; centrifu
gal, 96 teat, 3.85c; molasses, 8$ test, 8. lie.
Refined, quiet.
El aria natter Market.
ELGIN. 111.. Jan. I. BUTTER Firm at
30o. Output. 693.700 pounds.
POPULATION OF KANSAS TOWNS
Iadependene and Pnraan Make Rig
Gala Galena sai Len-renwortk
, Shaw 1.0
WASHINQTON, Jan. $ Sevan munlel
palltles In Kansa. whtoh In 1800, had
fewer that 8,000 parson each, Increased
In population beyond these flgares during
th last ten years, whll on city of th
nineteen, which In th twelfth census had
In excess of 6.000, went below those fig
ures. Th total number' of el tie of over
6.000 population, aocordlng to th thir
teenth census statistics announced today,
la twenty-five, a net Increaa of six cities
during; th ten year. Th Increases In
the cities war small In most eases. Th
most decided decreas was Oalana, from
10,155 to 6,086. Leavenworth decreased 1.37T
and Argentine, whloh bad 8,878. fell back
of th .C0 elaas: " '"v " "
Of th citle which Increased from be
low 6,000, CoffeyvlU Jumped Into the 12,000
class. Independence Into th 10,000 class,
Chanute into the 1,01)0 class, Wellington
Into th 7,000 class and Junction City Into
th 8,000 class.
Almost half of th entlr Increase in th
population of th state of Kansas was con
tributed by th twenty-flv cities of over
6,000. Th figure follow!
. 1S10. 1900.
Atchison 1,4 15,721
Fort Scott 10,463 10.323
Galena 4,06 10.1
Independeno ,.. 10.480 4.1
Lawrenc 12.374 10.842
Leaven worth 19.863 20,736
Parsons 12.463 7,681
Pittsburg 14.765 10,111
Saa(k Dakota Now Note.
TANKTON Mrs. Laura A. Andrews, for
merly of Boetland, and mother of Ira M.
Andrews, waa found dead In bed here, st
th aga of 80 years, death being; du to ad
vanced ajra.
TANKTON Th farm horn of Matthew
Seddan, thl county, wa burned to the
Tiround with a total loss of $1,000; no Insur
ance. Tha fir caught from tn kitchen
tove. Th content of th house wer
avd.
TANKTON The annual meeting of tha
Congregational Church society shows the
church in vary prosperous condition, with
a revenu of over 84.000. Officers sleeted
were L. L. Tyler, clerk: Albert BurgL
treasurer; Mr. R. B. Tripp, treasurer of
benevolences; J. A. Week. Albert Ie,
H. O. Burgl, trustees; E. 1). Ory and O.
H. Soott, deaoona; Prof. Stewart, school
superintendent.
ABERDEEN Rov Lash, a young farmer.
28 year of aga, residing near fond, dis
appeared from hi horn Decern oer 1. ana
wxn Ir.M I Hl.mv.r.hl. of his where
about. H bars a good reputation and
hla financial affair wer In fair shape,
and no reason la known for hi disappear
ance. H haa a wife, but no children,
and Mrs. Lash Is prostrated with grief.
J. L. Holmes of Leola, father-in-law of
th young man, ha organised a vtgorou
earch for him.
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