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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bearish Weather Report Causes Easy
Wheat Opening.
CORN VALUES ARE FALLING OFF
Holder ( Long; Staff Hasten to
Make Sale. All Sews
Favor Decline.
OMAHA Jan. 16. 1S11
I'.faiish weether forecast and lower
.allies gave the wheat market an easier
..renin's Knr.rw.p4 Was less BCtlV. trSdfTS
rattier fsvorlng some further
decline, as
rmli conditions ara slower
and world
shipments heavv. .
In sympathy with wheat and a How -inand.
mn weakened and values dscllneii
Recent free selling by country shlppets
bus taken map out of the cash market
Sntlment In wheat u decidedly hear
Isti and holder of long; stuff turned
on the lower table and weaker cash fi
liation. Newa generally favored a decline
and no support came out. ash wheat
ruled lower, selling 'c to 4c lower.
Corn opened weak and worked steadily
lower, no strengthening feature being ahia
10 check the decline. Heavy primary re-
elpis and slack demand gave short sellers
tha sflvantege. Cesh values were reporter!
a to Vc lower, with demand only moder
ated active.
I'rtmary wheat receipts were 873.000 husn
els and shipments were ISO . bushels,
against receipt, last year of 1.036.000 bushel,
and shipments of 238.O00 bushels and snlp
ments of 238,000 bushels. '
Primary corn receipts were 1.074,000 bosn
ei and shipments were W-""wu.n''1"'
against receipts last year of S27.O00 busn
eis and shipment, of 3P2.000 bushels.
Clearances were LW.onO bushels of corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal to
PK 0U bushel. . .
Mverpool closed Tdtrld lower on wheat
and SSHd lower on corn.
The following cash sales wera reported:
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. 2 cars. 93",o; No. 3
hard. 1 car, 2V; No. 3 hard 1 car. 92
No. 4 hard. 1 car. Sic: No. 4 hard 1 car.
KH-r; rejected. 1 car. Me; No. I mixed, a
.am. Mc; No. 1 mixed; I car, sivic. i. ..
mixed. 1 car, 90c. x-. v
CORN'-No. S white. cars. 41c: No. 3
vellow. I car. 41o: No. S vellow. 4 ctr,
41c; No. S yellow. IS car.. 4"e; No. S yel
low, 4 car.. 40c; No. 4 yellow. 1 car. 40c
No. S color. 1 car. 41'ic; No. S mixed, a
rsrs (part "ld. 41r; No. S mixed. 14 cars.
404,o: No. 3 mixed. R cars, 4oVt,c; No. 4
mixed. 1 car. 40c. . ,. .
OATS-Ptandard. 1 car. ai'c: No 3 white,
3 cars. SO-o; No. 4 white, 1 car. .W..c; No.
4 white. 1 car, V4n; No. 4 white. 1 car. 30c
No. 3 yellow, S car., 30c; No. 4 yellow, 1
ct r. J0'c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHF.AT-No. 2 hard. SSflOTr; No. S hard,
DlVaOf.V-c: No. 4 hard. 7SV.Sc; reJeKert.
hard, 7Va3'c; No. 2 spring. MHtlVM-ic.
No. 3 spring, IrOi-rliSSHc.
CORN-No. 2 white. 41.f41lo; No. ht?;
tOHfptl'sic: No. 4 white, tOUtr-IOSc ; No. 4
color. 4o-EMlc: No. 2 yellow
No. 3 yellow. 4fl4Hlc; No. 4 yellow, 3Viir
40.-; No 2, 4lV-"n41o; No. 3. 40i4&4(l,5c ; No. 4,
liPVBHOc; no grade. 36ri)5S-so.
OATS No. 2 white. 3Hfj31V,o: standard,
Sn-VtfSlV; No. 3 white, auiSIWif ; No- 4
white. 2ftitil'c: No. 3 yellow, 3u'itl'3aic;
No. 4 vellow, 29-traoo.
BARLEY No. 3, K2&K7c; No. 4.
No. 1 feed, SliQlc; rejected, (40W6S.:
UVE-No, 2, 79Oc; No. S. 7SPi!c,
704S2c:
larlot
Receipts.
Wheat.
19
490
M
2o
Corn. Oats.
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
(Unaha
Ituluth
278
1N
148
(IIICAGO I.IVB STOl'K MA II HUT
OalDrei of the Trndlnar and f'loalna;
Prices on Board of Trade.
riirOAOO. Jan. 1. With foreign coun
tries shipping heavily and with domewtlc
stork, of wheat piling up, the market here
showed unmistakable weakness today.
Final price, were le lower to a shade up
compared with (Saturday night. Corn at the
end of the session was Initio down; oata
off l-lfifn'V3 and rib. at a decline of IWti
22We.
Hlrangely enough, selling of wheat did not
become pronounced at any time. The bear,
were timid. Resting commission buying on
c scale downward kept the market from
showing much demoralization, although the
drift of new. wa. decidedly depressing.
Tndla reported rains assuring a good har
vest throughout Important districts; Aus
tralia was forcing cargoes for sale at a
reduced level and there wa. a .harp compe
tition at that from Argentina. More pea
aemlstlc yet were reports that world's
shipments for the week proved considerably
larger than a year ago. A. If to make mat
ters worse foi holders, the cash wheat
markets In all directions seemed dead. St.
Louis and Kansas City sent word that most
of the day's receipts were unsold. May
sold between tl.uH4 and ll.on'vii 101. with
the first named price prevailing when the
gong sounded, a net loss of Tk'tfle.
Corn ranged lower with wheat. May fluc
tuated between 4i(f4Hc and closed toe
lower at 49c. The cash market wa. weak;
No. 2 yellow finished at iWuVAtO. Local
speculators sold oats actively at times,
May varied between 84S'u 34 and 34V, W
34Sc. with latest transactions ac off at
34Vfl34V,c.
Sentiment regarding provisions took a
rather unfriendly turn becauHe of liquida
tion In the butter and egg storage trade.
Toik ended 22M.O less expensive than Satur
day, lard cheaper 7"s (t 17'kC and ribs sliced
In price lf liHc.
Trices In Chicago, furnished by the I'p
dlke lira In company, 70K Hrandels building,
Omaha, telephone Dougla.2473:
Articles ! Ojien. Hlgh. Low. Close. Sat'y.
U heal I
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Corn
May... July...
Sept...
Oat
May...
July...
Sept...
Fork-
Jan
May...
Lard
Jan 94,
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49,
60
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la 974
10 45
10 06
10 70
10 04
20 00
20 10
19 10
10 50
1 T?S
18 724
I
10 274
19 77''
19 l2'
18 75
10 55
10 274
May...
10 07S
10 12Vs
9 7Vij
10 52'!
87',
9 96
Ribs
10 76 I
10 034!
Jan. ...
10 78
10 524
874
May.
10 07H!
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIjOUR Wow; winter patents. S4.3XVip4.80;
straights. :i.9iii4.00; spring patents, best
bard, Mc higher than two weeks ago;
Mtr.lxhts, 24 5t"j 4 0; bakers, $J.60(uo 00.
RYE-No. 2, 55c.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. 70fc!Wc; fair to
choice malting, tsVulfeJc.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 12.51;
No. 1 northwestern, 12.64. Timothy, 1025.
Ch ver. $15.(4).
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $19 77 4
6I19.9U. Lard, per 100 lbs., $10,274. Short
libs, sides 1 loose I. $! !8Vn 10.574. Short clear
Hides iboxed). $10 75ti 11.00.
Tolal clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to lwi.i.84) bu. Primary receipts were
5;j.0i8) bu., compared with 1 . IVL.. t 1 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The visible
supply of wheat In the l ulled States de
creased MLUuu bu. for the week. The
amount of breadstuff on ocean passage In
creased 1.536.i8'0 bu. Estimated recelpta for
tomorrow; Wheat. 31 cars; corn. 545 cars;
Chicago Caah Prices W heat: No. 2 red,
V4itf,V': No. J red. 92'ipxlV; No. 2 hard
M'li'iillOO; No. 3 hard. 97c'ti$1.00; No. 1
northern spring. $1 "Mil 10; No. 2 northern
spring. $1 0"fnl flu: No. S spring. $! Ofidi 1.08.
t orn: M 2 ian. o'c; .o. J cash, 44Vi
444,c: No. 2 whit. 4n(i464c: No. S white
4t1ii4f'- No. 2 yellow, 464nc: No 3
yellow, 444ti4ic. Oats: No. 2 cash, 3tti
t'r: No. 2 white, aa'u3.;te; No. 3 white.
r.2.,i324c; No. 4 white, 32.'taj,o; standard
12fi :Ue. '
Bl'TTFR weak: creameries. 17j25c
dsiries. liiinttc.
F.iiUS V4 ask: receipts. S.S.14 cases; at
mark, cases included. 22(f2ic; firsts, J7c-
........a fieule Ssi. '
CHEESE - Steadv: dalaie. ni-..,.l Milwaukee Grain Murkrl
twins. l4-!3Se: young Americas. 154,1 1 be
long horns. 154AI 16c.
POTATOKS-Urm: clioice to fancv
4sc; fair to good, 42ti4oc.
Pvil'LTRY Steady; turkeys, live,
dressed, 22c; bens. live. U4c; dressed
springs, dreMsed. 12c.
17c;
lie;
VEAL?-Steady; &ti to 60-lb. wts, S',c; so
to 85-lb. ts., 104c; S5 to 110-lb. wts.. n'i,L.
Csr Lot Receipts Today : Wheat. 19 cars;
1 orn. 27 ctr: oats, ls cars. Estimated
Tomorrow: W heat, 21 cars; corn, 545 cars;
oats. 22s cars.
Iiaaaai lltr flrala si a el I'ro, talons.
KANSAS CITV. Jan 16 WH EAT May,
ST'sC; July. Sj'',-fii.'4c bid; cash 'rulu lower;
No. 2 hard. vWcfifl ill : No. 3, SHuHji.'; No
red. fl UJ: No. 1 $1 Oliu 1.0.'.
CORN-May,' 4!c; Julv. 4S'fi4))c; cash
'jtglu Wss- Nis. t mixed. 414c, No. 1
43''44.-; No. 2 white
No. I
hlte.
W-.c I
OATrf 1 nrhanKPd :
No 2 mixed, 31i.iA!
No.
RV K No. n.me.
HAT I ni hantied to f'V lower; choice
timothy. $14 ('! 14 60; choice prairie. 12 0n
60.
HI 'TTKR Creamery. :c; firsts. If; sec
onls. 2tc; packing stock, lie.
Extra. Tic; firsts. 27c; seconds.
l',c.
Receipts Shipments
Wheat, bu ion on 27 .
Corn, bu 7 .crtt 44 0i
Oats, bu .( 22.UU0
4EW YORK GK.MCRAI. MARKET
Onotallons
of the Day
on
4 ommodllles.
NEW YORK, ,ln. 1.-KIAM"K-Quiet ;
spring patents. ."..'u"v.V); winter straights,
S4.iiVfi4.fif.; winter (.stents. 14 4fir4 HR; spring
clears, 4 liii4 40. winter extras. No. 1. H 40
ifj3 70: winter extra. No. 2. S3.2Mf3.40; Kan
sas stralKhts. $1 u 4.7.V Rye flour, dull;
fair to good, 4,2ir(i4.fl5: choice to fancy,
S4 40ij4 W. Buckwheat, steady; S2.26 per 1
pound
CORNMEAIj-Steady; firm whlta and yel
low. SI 'l 1 2V
WHKvAT spot market weak; No. 2 red.
$1.00 elevator and W'o f o. b. afloat: No.
I northern. I'uluth. 11.22 f. o. b. afloat.
Futures market was weak and lower under
lliiuldailon. owing to weak cables, lower
cash markets and more favorable weather,
closing ,o to lc net lower. May, Sl 4 6-1
'(ill IT. 3-IB, rinsed S1.04; July closed $1.02s
Receipts. 123XO bu ; shipments, 2a. 90 bu.
CORN Spot market easy: new. No. 2,
S3c. f. o. h. afloat. Futures market was
without transaction, cloning at r. net de
cline. May closed at 67c. Receipts, 20,126
bu.; shipments, 87.40D bu.
OATS Spot market ea-v; standard white.
.Tic; No. 2. :w'c; No. S. 39c. Futures mar
ket was without transaction, cloaing
nominal. May, 4"c and July 40c. Receipts,
1:13.1V. bu.
HAY- Firm; prime. $110; No. 1. $1.06
1.07': No. 2, iroc'fcll.OO; No. 3. Kc.
Mors firm: state common to choice 1910,
23i27c: 19(K, I7fu2w; Pacific coast, 1910, l&S
22c: 1K9, 13fcJlKc.
Hllil .S-l.ull, Central America. 21c; Bo
gota.. 22'i2:ic.
LEATHER Stead v; hemlock firsts, 23VT
2T; seconds, 2I''(23e; thirds, 19i5i20c; re
jects. Wri 17 c.
PROVISIONB 1'ork. steady; mess, $:'2.2ii
iff i'i .!; fanillv. $22."i"fi 25.0O; short clears,
$2i Ka 22.00. Heef, firm; mess. $14 Wo 14 cO;
family. $t.ieV.f 17.00; beef hams. $2T..6Hi 27.00.
I ut meats, steadv; pickled bellle. 10 to 14
pounds, I3ful4e; ph kled hams. 12lyii 13c. Lard,
steady; middle west, prime, xui rAra iu.no;
refined, steady: continent, $11.20; South
America. $11.75. compound, 81i'fi'.ic
TALIjOVV Quiet; prime city,
hhds.,
7 7-Pii". country, 7it7'ic.
Rl TTKR Easier; creamery specials, 2Rc;
extras. 26c; third to firsts, 19'.i24'c; held
creamery, third to special, l''i26c; state
dairy, common to finest, lS'aJi.c; process,
second to special. isfa"22c; imitation cream
cfy, first. 2iVi21ci factory, held, l'i;20c; fac
torv. current make, ISVo inc.
CH KESK Steady; skims. 2iixl2c.
EijtlS -Easy ; western gathered white, 30
ff:uic; fresh gathered, extra first, 2SVa29c;
fresh gathered, first, 2Sc; fresh gathered,
second, 2iiu27c; fresh gathered, dirties. No.
1, 2:iiu24c; dirties. No. 2. 21(22c; refriger
ator, special mark, in local storage, fancy,
24Sc; refrigerator, first, 23l,(i24c; refrig
erator, second. 22'U2itc.
POULTRY Dressed, firm; western chick
ens. 14V4jl9c; fowls, lo'Jj.nHc; turkeys, 18
ij22c.
WKATHF.R IK THE UK A IN BELT
Trmnr-ratnrri Kf low Zero Prevail
Alonar .Vortberu Border.
OMAHA. Jan. 16. 1910.
A very decided drop In temperature ha.
occurred within the last twenty-four hour.
In the eastern and southern portion of the
country. Temperatures well below lero
prevail along the northern border and
slightly above lero are general In the lake
region, upper Ohio valley and eastern
states. The weather Is slightly warmer In
the upper Missouri valley and throughout
the northwest. A generally cloudy con
dition prevails in the Central valleys, and
unsettled weather is general throughout
the west. Snows are scattered throughout
the northwest and mountain districts, and
rain Is falling In southern .Colorado. The
weather will continue cloudy and threaten
ing, with probably snow In this vicinity to
night followed by partly cloudy Tuesday.
It will be somewhat warmer tonight, turn
ing colder Tuesday.
1911. 1910. 1909. 190S.
Ijowest last Night 1 31 21
Precipitation 00 T .00 .00
Normal temperature lor today, 20 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
14.R4 Inches.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
K.38 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period. 1909. S.C8
Inches. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
T Indicate, trace cf precipitation.
St. l.onls General Market.
ST. IjOL'IS. Jan Hi. WHEAT Lower
May. $1.01V; July, 94,'iii6c. Cash, lower;
track. No. 2 red. $1.04: No. 2 hard, 99eff$1.04,
OOUN -Lower; May, 4Vo!Vc; July,
4P'4iC. Cash, lower; track, No. 2. 46i(54G?ac;
No. 2 white. 47H?-
OATS Lower; May, 33Sc Cash, lower;
track. No. 2. 33c; No. 2 white, 34Vc.
RV K t'nchiitmed at S3Uo.
FLOl'R Quiet; red winter patents. $4. S.'.
6 25: extra fancy and straight, H.!)'o 1. 75;
hard winter clears, $3 11O&4.OO.
SEED Timothy. $5.uiXii.fiO.
CORNMEAL $2.30.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, $1.0Srui
1.09.
HAY Steady; timothy, $14.00ti'19.O0; prai
rie $1' imffM4.n0.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; lobbing, $11.75.
Laid, lower; prime steam, $!0.0((ilo.lj. Dry
I sail
meats iboxedl. unchanni-'ii ; extra
shorts, lie; clear ribs, lie: short clears,
HV,c. llacon Iboxed), unchanged; extra
shorts, 12'ic; clear ribs, 12 Uc; short clears.
12.c.
POULTRY - Steady; chicken.. HVc;
springs, 12c; turkey., 18c; ducks, 14c; geese,
R'n 12c.
HITTER Weak;
LGGS Lower, at
creamery, 23f(2Sc.
Receipts, shipments
Flour, bbl...
10 200
io.?y)
39.00)
f.2,0 0
Wheat, bu...
. 72.I8JO
.12S 101
.111.1881
ICoin. bu..
I Oats, bu..
Visible Hnpply of tiraln.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16. The vlsihle supply
of grain In the I'nited States on Saturday,
January 1!. as compiled by the New York
Produce txchanm', was us follows:
Wheut. 4) 2V7 00" bu.; decrease. .!:i.0U0 bu.
Corn, S,nii5.i bu.; Increase, 'ltW.000 bu.
On!., I.i.i:6,()i8) bu.; decrease. 448.000 bu.
Rye, 426.000 bu.; decrease. Ml OOo hu.
Hurley. I.4S3.O00 bu.; decrease. 84i,04 bu.
The vlsihle supply of wheat" In Canida
last Saturday was lO.Pfrf.OuO bu., a decrease
ot 72"i,0i0.
Minneapolis (.rain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. Hi. W H EAT May,
el.li;5,: July, tl.oT'Vul.os. Cash: No. 1 hard,
$1,054; No. 1 northern. Il.ui-S'o I OH; No. 2
northern, J1.04M' t .14: - No. 3, ,1.02Vtfl0j.
FIJ4X Closed at 2.61.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 434li434c
OATS No. S white. 31c.
RYE No. 2. l4'Urilc.
BRAN In 100 (Kiund sacks. 121 00 21.60.
! FLAM It-First patents. lt.9Miin.3:; seo
ond patents. $4.f.Va,5.25 ; first clears, 23 30.3
3.75; second clears, $2.35.j 2.96.
1'hllailrlpbla I'radnrr Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 16. HI TTER -1
Wile lo.r; extra western creamery, 2c;
nearby prints, 30c.
Ki JOS Weak, le lower: Pennsylvania and
other n4:trby firsts, tree cases. 29c at
'mark; current receipts. In returnable rases,
I 2xo at mark; western firsts, tree cases,
I 2m" at mark.
CH KESH Steady: full creams, fancy
September. 15V; October, 14'ii15c; fair to
j sood, li 144c.
I Liverpool flrraln Market,
I
I
!
LI VKUIMOL. Jan. 16 W H EAT Spot,
firm; No. 2 red western winter, 7s 4d: fu
tures, easy; .March, Id: May. 7s l'?U.
CORN Spot, firm: Ameiicun mlxid, new,
4s 5 -d; Aiiieii.au mixed, o.d. 5s 2d; futures,
ouiet, January, 4s d, February, 4s i'4ii;
May, 4. 9'd.
l'EAS 1 anadian. 110 stock.
FLu I 11 W inter patints, firm, 29s 0l.
; ! M I LWAl'K EE. Wis., Jan. 16 FLOL'R
' Steady.
I WHEAT .no. i norinern. iiimuin; r.o.
2 northern. $1 1'T'u 1 w; May
fl 0L",tll.0oV
OATS-Standard, H'sc.
BAKLEV Samples. IC'm'jTc.
Peoria
Market.
I'ORN Low er;
Ti OKIA. Jan. HI. C
42.c: sample. 40'c.
DATS Steady ; No.
standard. i2i ; No 3
Co. 4.
S white. Ti.'Vli.'.-;
white, i2Vu-''".
Usuaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Jsn. 16. HAY No. 1. $11 u: No.
2. II0W, parking, $7D: alfalfa. 13.00. Straw:
Wheat. $..:; lye, $i50; oats, $7.tU.
Klala Holler Market.
KI.01V Jan 16-RrTTKR-fteady at
!7c; output. ;J i'iuO pounds.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Course of Market Disappointing, to
Bulls in General.
MILD SELLING MOVEMENT EARLY
Tradlac Becomes Doll and spiritless
Willi Pronounced Tendency In
Either Direction 4)noallons
lightly ovter.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1 The course of to
day a stock market was disappointing to
those who looked for a resumption of last
week's bullish activity. After a moderate
selling movement early In the day had run
Its course the market grew dull and spirit
less, with no pronounced tendency In either
direction. Quotation, at the end of the
dav were fractionally under Saturday s
close.
'I he coalers were tha strongest feature of
the list. The various southern lines were
In good demand. There was steady buying
of the Rock Island issues, which were
strong and active. The Hill Issues were
quietly strong, but the Harrlmans were In
clined to heaviness and New York Central
was again under presaure. The Uould
stocks were quiet and yielded little of their
recent gains. Complete returns from the
railroads of the country for November
showed only a minor decrease In gross
earnings, but a falling off of 11.67 per 'cent
in net, the largest of the year.
Coppers and kindred shares were easy In
spite of some recovery In the metal abroad.
Money continue to accumulate here and
lower rate, for all accommodations are
looked for. Commercial paper "was In bet
ter demand.
The brightest feature of tha bond market
Is found In renewed assurances from
lorelgn sources of large participation in
the forthcoming Issue of New York City
bonds.
Honds were Irregular. ' Total sales, par
value. $2,909,000. l nlted State, bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sale, and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
8lei. Hllh.
Low.
Close.
2i
Allifl-l'bslnier, ptd
Amalfrsmated loppr .... 7,101
Amerh-an Asrlcultural .... 100
Amerlrn lleet Sugar 4'H
Amman I'an . im)
Amerlran C. A F i0
Amerl.an I oil on Oil KM
Amerlran H. L. pfd.... 400
Am. Ire Securities luo
Amerli-an Linseed
American LoeomotlTS .... S00
American S. l K .7m
Am. S. R. pfd 2nd
Am. Steel Koundrlee 3"0
Am. Sugar Reflnlii.
Bl
4'
4.1',
'
o2'e
Hl
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4I) '
74
lnS
4
:iH
4S!
'ii
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621
MH
21 '4
17'
f(l
1"44
4dH
34
46
40 1
'
62
t.8
21
i;H
10.,
3"li,
7ii
1H4
4iM,
1141
Ml
80
I02 a
102
11
2D
77
2"7
2',
lo'
280
2i
30
23
46'i
142,
124
M
31 Vi
68
1401,
n
17',
30'
70
32',
28i
American T. A T 1.600 142 142
Amerlran Tolreo pfd.
American W'oolen
Anaionda Mining Co..
Atchison
Atctitaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Lin....
Hulilmor Ohio
Uothlehem Steel
Hnioklyn Rapid Tr....,
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leaher
I'enlral Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey
Ifiesapeake A Ohio
Ihlcaao A Alton ...
Chicago O. W. pfd
r. O. W. pfd
Itllcafo A N. W
C , M. A St. P
C . C. C. A at. L
iklil
S.70I)
too
21 N
l.tlH)
7.J0I)
4X1
1.9T0
PKI
"l'.GOO
" 00
800
hn
i: i.i
lis'.,
K'T
77',
29
llll ',
2314
iia" ,
an
imi
1'p2V
111
l'4
':'.''
S"7'
101
'tiii
124
Colorado F. I )0 32 1"
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated Uaa S.400 141 140,
rn Products aoo 14'4 14'
llelaware & Hudson 2110 1H7 17
Denver A Rio Grand 100 3iH .Via,
1. A R. O. pfd
IMatlllers 'Securities 100 13 Xt
rrle ) 2R'.l 2S
Krle 1st pfd 7'H) 47 4"4
44
Erie !d pfd JO0 3( 35i
ss
Oeneral Klectrlc
Ilreat Northern pfd 400 lr)l 1544
ll'-eat Northern (ire ctli.. 3n0 CSV fi8
150
124
57
134",
1V4
;a
113
151,
12,
4044
It
33
04 4
111
144
24
13744
3414
3
4
117
55
J7
liS
414
113 T
6S
117'
274
12l'
107
441,
Illinois Central 1,300 nr. 1J
lnterbo rough Met 600 191 1914
Int. Met. pfd SOI) f4 634,
International Harvester .. S.SOO 114 11S
Int. Marine pfd 100 ir. i:.4
International Paper 100 12 12',
International rump
Iowa Central 200 1K4 18
Kanaas City 80
K. c. 80. pfd
Laclede Oas 1.3O0 11H4 111
Louisville A Nashville.... l.too 14 4!.
Minn. A St. Louis !0 2 i
M , 81. P. A 8. 8. M 1,000 1374, 137
M., K. A T WO J44 3H4
M . K. A T. pfd 100 IW 3V
Mlasoun Pacific l 4H
National Blseult TOO lis 1171
National Lead 100 4414 tiKi
N. R. R. of M. 2d pfd
New York Central 4.109 110"4) 109V4
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western . I'K1 IOCS
North American 100 (5 S5j,
Northern Paclflo l.toO 118 117
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania 4.000 UT 1284
People's Uas
P.. I'.. C. A St. L., x-dlT 100 8 M'4
Plttaburg Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car J00 159V4
18.
314
If
44
l&:.4,
S2;
93
31S
414
41
24
"4
SI
114V4
27
4.1
324
24
22
t.14
17l,
2T,
e4
3
7S
118'
34V(
nlrti
M
74
44
17S
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
113.100
100
200
11.8110
1.4U0
40
155 H
S2I,
S344
111
1
41
32-
434
S14
62
41
Hock Island co
Kock Island Co. pfd
St. L. 8. F M pM...
St. Louis 8. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Slon-Sheffleld H. A I..,
Southern Pacific
Southsm Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tsnnesaee Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
T.. St. L. A W
T., 81. L. A W. pfd
I'nlnn Pacific
I'nlon Psclflc pfd
I.SH0
1.100
4H0
300
,' 200
fi"0
14.100
11'
I7
Ml
Sill,
'234,
53
1T54,
116H
27-4
63 1
33
23t
f,:',
174 1
Pnlted State Realty
t utted States Huhlier W0 S7Hi 371
t'nlted Statea Steel 83,100 76S
V. a. Steel pfd
Vtah Copper 100 4:,' 4S'
Va -CaiTollna Chemical ... 1.000 44 43'
Wabe.h l Hk 15',
Wabash pfd 300 3i . 344,
Western Maryland aoo 61 611'
Westlnghoune Klectrlc
Western I'nlon 400 74 74
Wheeling A L. B
Lehigh Valley t.oo nnn 17K
Tolal sales for ths day, 408,100 shares.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16. MONEY On call,
steady; 24to3 per cent; ruling rate, 2fr4
per cent; closing bid, 2V per cent; offered
at 3 per cent. Time loans a little better
demand, with slightly Increased offerings;
sixty days, 34h34 per cent; ninety days,
34AI-34 per cent; six months, 3rni per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-444
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 siiTiOfn)
4 K270 for sixty-day bills and at $4.S5S5 for
demand. Commercial bills, $1.8Hi4(u'4.S24
SILVER Bar, 634j,c; Mexican dollar. 45c.
47iONDS Government, steady; railroad,
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today
as follows:
were
V. s. rel. xs. r
do coupon ...
V. 8. 3s, re ...
do coupon ...
V. 8. 4a. reg...
do coupon .
Allls-liisl. 1st
Am. As 5a
I ...P"M4 Int. Met. 4s
KKH4 ai.it. M M. 44s.
12 'Japan 4s
1"2 do 4',s
1154 K. r. H.i. 1st 3a. .
1154 U a. deb. 4, mi.
a 74 L. & N. mil. 4s...
. . 79'
..
... !i-,i,
, . . 74
,.. 93's
I"2S M. K A T 1st
4s
7S
k-.7
Am. T 4 T rv.
4a. llV, do sen, 4',s ...
Am. Tobacco s
do 4s
Armour aV i'o. 4l,s.
M... Pa.-ltlc 4...
77 S
l'i'.'s .N. It H. of M
4V,a 44
"', N. Y. C. . 34
I KI
Atchison
do cv.
do cv.
gen.
4a ...
4a.
m do deb 4s
9.14
...l"1, N. Y . N. H. & 11.
ss.
ln cr. 4a
974, N. aV W. 1st c. 4s.
4 No. Pacific 4s
924 do Ss
, (I. S le rfi1 4s ..
8:1 j 1'enn. rv. 3',s 19i:
1''7 ilo cm. 4s
91 Ueuilln gen. 4s. .
122 4 S. t. A . K. fa
,l:si
A. C. l. 1st 4s....
Dal Ohio 4a...
Jo Sa
do fc. W. 3l .
HriH.k. Tr. cf. 4s
can. of fa. 5s
i an. Leather 4a
c. of N. J g 6a
.1'H1,,
..llB,
. . UK
4s SIS
. . 7V
.. 7.S4
.. Si
.. ',7S
... !',
i hes. A Uhlu 44a.. inn, 'Jo gen. lis
do ret. 4 HI, St I.. S W . c 4S
On. 'asu A A. SS,s.. "l4 uo 1st gold 4s..
C. B 4 14. 1. il S A L. I
do gen 4s 47. T4o. Psc. col. 4,..
C. M. A 8. P g I4 -" uo iv 4i
I'. R. I. P. c. 4i. 73' do ll ref 4a...
do rfg 4a kJ So. Kaliaay 5a....
Colo lnfl is t do gin 4a
Colo. Mid. 4s 48', Tnlon Pacific 4a..
C. 44 S. r. 4V e. 4 ,4 "S do cv. 4s
.. H74,
.. ...
. . lf I
.. 7ii
...M44 :
.. 7i .
...Pi.il, ;
i .. i'4
D. & H
la.
4s.
!' lio 1st ex ref. 4s.
11. 4 k II
. K I . g. Kubber s
. HI', 1 8. Slrel M .r.,
. 74 Vs -I sr Chem. it.
. i', Wsl.sih 1st 5s. . .
. 74 do tsi A ei. 4s .
'S W ealern Mr. 4s. .
. V. eel. Klec. cv St.
An ref. &a
1 .1,1 1 Hers' Ss
Erie p I 4s
do gen. 4s
-to cv. 4i. ear.
no acnee B
Hen. Else. . v. 5a.
i"ii. !
. IIH,
. ',
'.S
. il
. !r.".
H "Wis Tenlral 4s
Ill lell.
bid
lsl ref. 4s. 7 Mo. Psc. cv Os
j
l.araT geenrltlea.
Quotations furnished by Burns.
Brinker
I ft Co.. 44
New Omaha
National bank
. building :
Bid
'olorsdo Tsl (.0 7 per tent Sdl,
Columbus. Nb.. E. L. 5s. 1424 IN)
1 hli.jo Sanitary 4s... sa,
iviroit E.liaon E.s, 14:3 pi)
Aaked.
9!
41
n
f
lii
94
94 4
''
S'a
lim
"jii
Katmipnl I rva.orrjr lat s 4 pvr csi.t SSa
' loaa Portland l enient lat ta 7
Kii.-e. I'tlf. HAL 4a. !13
, ganasa City 4s (Uo I arhool ttt
I heuliedr tlulldllis I'o. Us li
UlJ.lfin gists Tel. aid 4 Mr .eni...
New York l ily 34a. 142 i
XrDrssks-loaa Gialn i.'o
NMirSkhi 7i. I'o sto.-k lOi
I omsn Auditorium 4V;S
I Omsfta lias 4s. 1917 97 1
Onul.t Wster Co. la. 1414 lm
un.aha Walvr ea. 144s
I Omasa Si. hy 4s. 19.4 ss
41
101
Omthi C. P.
umihl ft- c. n. s
Omaha at l". II S
n. is. n .
R pM s .
R c.im
"'4 I
n ii 1
If. s
71 III
M-4 7
I? :i
M '
1IW4 looV j
(!!-. h. K t r
P'd.
B.'Ulhrn Bl I. T. T. t. 1MI.
aeattle Light fa,
Stat nf Maari,riuft!t!i Si. IS.".! . ..
g, hariclillii Sultrwrcr llll.
London stock Market.
LONDON. Jan. IS American securities
were quiet and steady during the early
trading today. At noon prices ranged from
unchanged to above Saturday a New
York closing.
.London closing stock notations:
Consul, mont-y ..79 IjmiiaTills a Nah..
1441,
!M
113V,
1I
tl
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Ho scfonn!
Am! Coppsr
Anaronda
At'-hlann
do rtfrt
Pammor aV I'hio
I a nail Ian Pai-lflf .
M 1-14 Mr... Kan. Triaa.
.. I'.S New York t'entral .
' Norfolk 4V Western.
..loR'S do pfd
Ontario A Western.
..llnv, Y'ennRvWsnla
JUS Kan.t Mlnss
I tifuprais AY Ohio.. Ttaadint
o
fv.l,
12i"
Chi. Ilreat Western.. 114 Southern
Kallwar
Chi.. Mil ft St. P
lie Been
Hener A Rio (J...
12S do pfd
lS southern Tailflc
1 S I'nlon Parlflo . .
73 do ptd
iS V. 9 Steel
4 do ptd
S Wahssti
J4; do prd
nt Span I ah 4s
1WIV
M
781,
122'
1.
Si
0
U-lfid per
do pffl
Erie
lio 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central ..
SILVER liar.
steady at 24
ounce.
MONEY 3ti3'4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months bills Is 3 per
cent.
Boston
UOSTON. Jan.
tocks were as
Alloues
Amat. CVpper
A. Z. L. AS
Aiir.ona Colli
Allantic
Milling; Stock.
IB. Closlns quotations on
follows:
. JA" Mohawk 44
. Kit, Nevada Con
. 20 NlpUalng Mines 1H
. . ir-. North Butte 27"
. North Lake 4
II A C. C. A
8. M
US "Id nuinlnlon 40
II , Osceola 110
48', Parrott 8. A C H
610 ijulncy 74
It Shannon H'
4i' Superli-ir 38
181, Superior A II. M.... 6'-,
8', Superior A P. C 13'
4', Tamarack 4
Jfi t 8 S. R. A M. .. -'
' do pfd 4H
14 t iah Con 12'i
7, t'tah copper Co 4.iS
34 Winona 81
4 Wolvrln 114
,
lutte iVialltlon
I'al. A Arlxona
Cat A He.-la-
tentennlal
copper flange C. C.
Kant Bull C SI...
Franklin
tllroux Clon
Oranby Con
(ireene CanAliea . . .
lale Royale Copper.
Kerr ljake
Ijake Copper
I. a Salle Copper
Miami Copper
Hid. "Asked.
New York t'orb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
bv ljogan & Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 31a tiuuth Sixteenth street.
Omaha:
Amer. Tabacco ....
Bay Siate Uaa
Piston i.'ona
Butte Coalition ..
Cactus
Chlno
I hlef Cons
Kracllon
Havls-Oslly
Jilcct Sclo
njlbway
F.ly Central
Kly Cons
Kly Witch
Franklin
Otrout
Goldfleld Florence
.42.1 Goldfleld Delay 7
. 4 llreene I'snanea 4S
. 7 Inspiration "i,
. lS'i lrose S
. 37 Nev. Cous 8T
. 31 '4 Nea house 41"
. Hi Ohio Copper I'
. 17' Rswhlde Coslltlon .. S'a
. I' Ray Central 1T
! 7 Swift Pkg. Co loo3
. ti Baars-Roebuik Co. ...187
. i Silver Pick 7
. 32 Superior A Pittsburg 14
. 7'4 Tonopah Mining .... '4
. i. Trinity Ooppsr 4
. North IjKka 7
. 1', Bohemia '
New York Mining; Stork.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1 Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice
.150
Little Chief .
Mexirsn
Ontario
(Iphlr
stsndard
Yellow Jacket
.. S
.. 70
..m
.105
..100
.. to
Com. Tunnel stock. 22
do bonds
19
CVin. Cal. A Va.
Horn Silver ....
Iron Silver
Leadvllle Con.
offered.
. ')
. 40
.10
. 10
Batnk of Urrmany Statement.
RKRI.IN. Jan. 16. The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
the followlnK changes: Cash on hand. In
creased, 8O.M4.000 marks; loans, decreased,
44,742.000 marks; discount, decreased, 86,
614.000 marks: treasury bills, decreased, 39.
861.000 marks; note. In circulation, de
creased, 160. 708, 000 marks; deposits, in
creased, 45.8HK.0o0 marks; Kold in hand, in
ct eased, 59,550,000 marks. -
Rank Clearlna;.
OMAHA. Jan. 16-Rank clearings for to -
day were I2.544.64M.22 and for the corre
sponding date laat year $3,137,670.19.
omaha wno:,K4:
PRICE, a
BUTTER Creamery. No. I. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 30c; No. 1,
In 30-lb. tubs, 28c; No. 2, in l ib. cartons,
28c; packing stock, solid pack, 164c; dairy.
In 60-lb. tubs, 1710. Market changes
every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins,' 1B7J164c; young Ameri
cas, 174c; daisies, 174c; triplets, 174c; lim
burger, 18c; No. 1 brick, 174c; imported
Swlrs, 32c; domestic) Swiss, 22c; block bwlsx,
inc.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under t lbs.,
$5 per dox. ; hens, 144c; cocks, lie; ducks,
18c; geese, lie. turkeys, 26c; pigeons, per
doz., $120; homer squabs, per dox., $4;
lancy squabs, per dox., $3.60; No. 1, per
doz., $3. Alive, broilers, lbc; smooth legs,
11c; hens, 104c; stags and old roosters,
8c; old ducks, full feathered, 12c; geese,
lull feathered, 104c; turkeys, 1318c; guinea
fowls, 2ic each;, pigeons, per doz., bOc;
homers, per dox., $3; squabs, No. 1, per
doz., $l.bO; No. i, per doz., ouu; capons, over
8 lbs.. 14C.
FISH tall frozen) Pickerel, 7c; white,
11c; pike, 10c; trout, 13c; large crapples,
20c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel, 18c; had
dock, 13c; flounders. 12c; green catfish, 20c
roe shad. $1 each; shad roe, per pair, twe;
frog legs, per doz.. 6oc; salmon, 11c; hall
out, 10c; I.orring, 6c.
BEEP CUTS Ribs: No. 1, 16c; No. I.
2c No. 3, D4,c. Loin: No. 1, lie; No. 2,
134c; No. 3. lOc. Chuck: No. 1, 7-t,c; No. 2,
74c; No 3, 7c. Round: No. 1, c; No. 2,
S4c; No. 3. M40. Plate: No. 1, 64tc; No. 2,
64c; No. S, b'SaC.
FRUITS. i-jiC. Apples. home-grown
cooking, per bbl.. $4.00; Missouri Jonathan,
per bbl., $i 50; Missouri lien Davis, per bbl.,
$4 fiO; Missouri Wlnesaps. per bbl., $4 50;
Missouri Garni, per bbl., $4.7o; other varie
ties. Der bbl.. $4.2o; Colorado Jonathan.
per box, $2.60; Washington Wealthy and
Jeffrey, per box, $1.50; California Relle
f lower, per box, $1.65; Oregon and Wash
ington Grimes Golden and Jonathan, extra
fancy. l.'4 to 1.5 sizes, per box, $2 2...
Rananas, fancy select, per bunch, $2.2otj;
2.50; Jumbo, per bunch, $2 7yrra.75. Cran
berries, per box, $3 50; Hell and Cherry
brand, per bbl., 10.o0; Wisconsin Rell ami
Rugle brand, per bbl., $10.75. Dates, An
chor brand, new, thirty 1-lb. pkgs., in
boxes, per box, $2.00; bulk, In 70-lb. boxes,
per lb., 64c. Figs, new California, twelve
12-oz. pkgs., 85c; thirty-six 12-oz. pkgs.,
$2.40; fifty 6-oz. pkks., $2.00; TurkiKh,
7-crown, per lb., 16c; 5-crown, per lb., 14c;
4-crown, per lb., 13c. Grapes, Malaga, 6)
Hib lbs. groxs, per keg. $7.0ii(.oo. Grape
fruit. Florida, 4ti-C4-64-'iO-9i sizes, per box,
$3.253.75. Ijemons, Limonelra brand, extra
fancy, 3O0 slie. per box, $4.50; 860 size, per
box, $4.50; choice. 300 size, per box, $4 00;
260 size, per box, $4.ij; 240 size. iVic per box
lexs. Oi alike". I'armelita Redlands navels,
sizes, per box. $2..'i0; 126 size, per box,
I2.75; 150 and smaller sizes, per box. 12 tfoy.
1300; choice navels, sw-!S sizes, $2 35; im
nize, $2 50; 15U ann sinausr ie-ze, 2.6ir'u2.75;
Florida, all Kizes, per box, $2.50. 1'eMrs.
California Winter Nellls, per box. $2.5;
New York Keifer. per bbl.. H.75'i4.00.
VEGETABLES Reans. siring and wax,
per mkt. bsk., $1.5o. Heels, per bu.. 7.n
CahhaKe, new. per Hi.. l',c. Carrots, per
bu.. Tin'- celery, Ain iiiKun. per dozen '
hunches, ale; California Jumbo, per dozen!
luiiuhes. Sue. Cucumbers, hot house, 14.
und 2 doz. In box, per doz., $2.25. Egg !
plant. fatu Florldu. per doz , $2.'i. Gar- I
lie, extra fancy, white, pel lb.. 15c; led,!
per lb., inc. i.euuie. extra lancy leaf, perl
"a 1 doz.. 40c.
union, lows, reu ana yellow, 1
e; lnilluus. white, per 10., i,
I per lb..
Spanish, per crate. II.ji. Parsley, fancy I
li.iine-grow 11. per doz )i nehes. 40c. Pars-I
nips, per bu., 75c Potatoes, early Ohio, I
In siieks. per hu., 9"e; Iowa and V Isi on- 1
s-lii, white stock, per hu., 7"yW. Ruia- I
tihgus. per lb., l'.e. Sweet potatoes. 4.an-i
sdK. pet bbl . $2 .10. Ton .itoes, California,
per 4-lisk. iiuie, $1.75. Turnips, per bu.,
i l
jc.
MlSCLLLANEOi'S Almonds. California '
soft shell, per lb., Ik ; In pack lots, lc less,
liiail nuts, per lis.. Ui ; In suck lots, le
1 l.. Coioanuls. per seii, : per Uoz.,
m'i . lilbiiit.-. per lb., 14c, In sack lots, ic
i lest. Hu korv i.uts. larm. pur lb., 5c; Milan
j per lb.. V. Peanuts. loanted, per lb., 8. ',
1 raw, per lb., n'rc. Pei uns. large, petr lo.,
IPs; in sai k lots, ic leas. V uUims. ou k. I
iji r Hi. 2'.', t'alifoinia, I er lb, 1'J. ; in'
; sack lots, le lets. !
lotion V-.rVet.
NEW YORK. Jan. li'.-COTTuN-.Spot
i-loried ouiet. 10 points lower; middling up
land. $11. V); middling gulf. $15 Co. Sales.
2.K'' bales.
ST Lor IS. Jin.
n 1 1 .1 1 1 in u-. li'. ,c. no
halt a: shipments. .'
hi lei.
1'. -V'OITON'-SicailN ;
baits; receipts. J.Tr.
!' PhIh.; htock. :4.i'.:
New York cotton market, as furnished
by ljugan & l!ra.i, mini.is New Yoik
Cotton exchange. 31a Hoilh Sixteenth street.
Omatia :
Month. I Oj.en.' High.' Low. ! Close. I Sat'y.
Jan. . .
: March
j.May ..
' 1 1 I I V
U M
14 76
14 (IT
14 '.
14 71
13 S2
' 14 W
I 14 Kit
I 14 !4
' 14 !7
J 14 M
, 13 S4
14 f..'
14 74
14 fl
14 !l
14 C
11 :w
14 -1
14 74
1 1 M
14 M
14 h-J
13 31
I 14 K4
I 14 ).".
I I'. 0.1
! l.i IC
I 14 71
I 13 36
i Aug.
1 1 lot. ..
i
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Killing: Cattle Steady to Lower and
Feeders Stronger. '
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE' LOWER
Week Opras with tinod Rasj of heep
ad Lambs, While Price. Are
Steasly to Ten tent.
ROI'TH OMAHA. Jan 1,
Receipt, were: Cattle Ho(ts
1911.
Pheep
Estimate Mondav 4 10 S 2) 12.3K
rlame dav last week.... 6 4 .IM 12.7'
fame day i weeks ao..l.S67 1.325 2.10o
Same day 3 weeks aso..l.2M 1.7iW 2 (Ml
Same day 4 weeks ago.. 4,670 4.419 l U
Same day last year 4.S00 6.7SS 7.1Uo
The following; table shows the receipt, of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date as compared with last
year: jqn lmo. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 4o.7.9 42.227 J.5K2
Hogs 75.7M1 M.fcU 4
Mheep 7.418 61.7S0 17,638
The following table show, me average
prices of hog at South Omaha for tha last
several day., with comparisons:
Hates. I 1911 11910. il9os.;i08.1907.1908. 11906.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6...
7...
I. ..
J...
10..
II. .
12..
13..
7 79
S 49; 5 7; 4 31! I B 17 4
8 hi 6 Mi 4 24 23 J 4 M
S 41 ( 8n 4 2H, 28 5 7S
I 5 82! 4 301 C 23; t 2J 4 61
23, 4 221 ti 30, 6 2U 4 2
IIS ( 74 4 1, 1 22, 4 M
8 2S 6 !, I 30, 6 2, 4 62
8 4b 6 Rnl 4 OS; I 6 26 ; 4 H3
8 M. 6 87, 4 20 6 28 1 4 60
8 42 6 87 4 29, 4 36: 6 29.
1 6 93 4 33 6 42 1 6 2 4 li
7 U
7 86j
7 811,
1 73 V
I IS'I
7 724
14... I
I tw'.t
ID.
hi
I
7 8'i
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the I'nlon Stock yards for twenty-four
hours ending at 3 p. m.:
RECEIPTS.
C'attle.Hogs.Shp.H'r'a
C. M. ft St. P 9 2
1 nlon Pacific
C. N. VV east
U. N. V.. west
O., St. P., M. & O....
C, R. & g.( eaat
C, H. & g., west
C, R. 1. At P., east...
. R. I. P.. west...
Illinois Central
Chicago Ut. Western.
Total recelpta
22 6 &
21 ID..
ri2 17 1
21 3 9..
8
31 19 23 1
8
1 2
6 17..
1
190 49 61 2
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Cmaha Packing Co 4ii
.18
1.JC.2
Swift and Company 7U7
Cudahy Packing Co 4H2
Armour ok Co 8
W H. Vansant Co f2
Ren ton Vansant A Lush.. Ill
Stephens Rros 99
Hill & Son 371
F. H. bewl. 134
Huston & Co 115
791
1.172
1.462
2.217
4.2H8
1,1
J. B. Hoot & Co 121
J. t. Bulla 49
1j. F. Hubs 31
I. . Wolf 13
McCreary & Carey 64
8. Werthelmer 10
II. F. Hamilton 161
l.ee Rothschild 137
Mo. & Kan. Calf. Co 48
Sol Degan 22
Cllne & Christy 29
McOonneghey 16
Other buyer. 717
1.603
Totals..
4.731
4.145
11.931
cattle
CATTL.K There were 189 oar. of
In the yards this morning, which wa. less
than last week's run. but about par with
a year ago. The quality of the cattle on
sale wa. not very good, but thl. ha. been
the case lately, .0 that It was nothing out
of the ordinary tooay,
Unfavorable advices from other market
points made buyers rather bearish In their
views this morning. A. a rule they started
out bidding prices that were as much as a
?lme lower On the other hand the offer-
means large and as It became apparent
that buyers really needed the cattle, sales
in many cases looked fully steady with last
week. Still there was a tendency on the
part of buyers to bear the market and they
succeeded in getting some cattle at prices
that looked 10o lower.
Cows and heifers that suited buyers
changed hands at prices that were not far
from steady. Still it was apparent that
the wire edge was off the trade and buyers
did not snap up the offerings as rapidly as
they did on Thursday and Friday of last
week. The general market might be de
scribed as steady to a little lower In spots.
Good feeders were aotlve and strong
again today. Buyers picked up the desira
ble bunches about as fast as they could
get to them and there has not been any
day this month when prices were any
higher. Thin stockers, on the other hand,
were not very much sought after, but it will
be remembered that they were lower last
week, so that prices today were Just about
the same as last week's close.
Quotations on cattle; Good to choice
beef steers, $6.106.60; fair to good beef
fleers, $.'i..r'Oa6.10; common to fair beet
steers, $4.M)'rj5.40; good to choice cows and
heifers, $4.5.Va5.50; fair to good cows and
heifers, $3. 5u 4.50; common to fair cows
and heifers, $j.0O'Ji3.75; good to choice stock-
ers and feeders, fn.OOuu.HO; fair to gooifi
...... e 1 . 1 - Ajv. . . 1
stockers and feeders, $4.50&5.00; common to
lair stockers and feeders, J.50J4.!I; stock
heifers, $3.50(34.50; veal calves, $3.508.25;
bulls, stags, etc.. J3.u 4.W.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Ar. Pr. No. At. Pr.
13 3 4 80 4 lutS i sfl
4 12S7 t ii 31 lj7 i so
10 v.... 70 4 36 4 14..I I to
4. llll S 40 15 1279 I so
7 H71 6 40 10 1360 4 00
1 740 1 45 II 1211 4 00
10 1071 4 55 14 1444 I U
COWS.
1 410 I 40 7 981 4 II
4 414 I 40 1 1102 4 M
1 471 I 40 1 1131 4 36
i 444 3 1074 4 40
I ) I 45 21 llf.1 4 40
I 433 3 40 14 llV.3 4 40
t 1W.4 I 40 4 1065 4 50
6 424 4 00 1 107! 4 40
3 114 4 00 18 10l 4 45
4 84S 4 00 20 10. 4 40
3 Ml IN 11 44 4 45
16 efisj 4 00 1 1010 4 4o
14 S00 4 i)0 4 1103 4 70
I U4M 4 111 14 lotf 4 75
3 Into 4 10 4 12Si 4 74
10 442 4 30 I ...lOul 4 76
4 114U 4 20 ( 12U0 4 76
3 1070 4 25
HEIFERS.
8 8f'2 4 00 16 1037 4 40
13 460 4 OS 8 91 4 70
4 440 4 23 9 704 4 76
1 40 4 25 8 427 4 75
II 4H0 4 I') 11 744 4 80
3 941 4 35 14 1034 4 80
4 7M 4 40 1 1240 6 00
3 6D1 4 50 13 6 t 36
HULLS.
1 400 4 00 2 13C0 4 60
1 114'l 4 2.'. 1 1625 4 50
1 too 4 2.1 1 low 4 50
1 13F.0 4 24 1 1170 4 .10
14 2i 4 SO 3 K0 4 50
1 12.1 4 30 2 140 I 40
1 i ll 4 30 2 1m3 4 4L
1 lisw 4 30 1 14J0 4 70
3 li; 4 30 1 13MI 4 "5
1 1140 4 30 1 14W 4 76
1 1130 4 30 1 1140 4 78
1 7d0 4 25 1 1ii0 4 80
1 810 4 23 1 1l 4 85
1 l.V.M 4 40 1 H10 4 45
1 1470 4 l 1 UW1 4 45
1 12 .0 4 45
CALVES.
1 4'.'0 4 00 8 ISO 5 76
5 372 4 75 3 123 7 50
3 i0 4 75 2 1 1. SO 7 i.0
5 ICS i no I l'Kl 7 75
4 415 5 00 5 132 4 00
22 474 5 25 3 10 I 25
15 31 5 1 140 8 25
2 U'i E Z'
C11WS AND II EI KEItS.
7 s:.: 4 40 12 ;5 4 4r,
1.117 4 .VI 11 HI 4 75
1J l"(i 4 55 2" luwi 4 SO
STOCKERS AND KEKDl.'KS
4 41 4 M 5 110 t S3
7 7:'i 4 75 13 620 6
,4 liJ3 4 i 1-14 6 25
12 ei". 4 85 27 6 5)
1 676 4 45 10 4U4 5 85
11' CVi 4 "0 3 ii3 6 4.1
Jl f.19 5 11) KM 5 4il
4 52 5 16 4 411 5 45
14 b. 1" 41 us) 6 SO
; SMI 5 l.i J.- 61s 6 55
i 7lii 4 16 ( 7"7 6 40
pi 4.s 5 SO 4 l'K) 9 40
8 jl 6 24 41 444 1 ;
a 7!.J 6 25 10 Mil ( sn
4 713 4 25 17 3o4 6 'J6
HI njS Salesmen In the hog yariie,
made. '
i strong efforts to keep the trade on a gen
I erall steady basis this morni'ig, but bulk i
of business averaged weak. In most re
1 spects it was a stt-ady to 5c lower market.
pioileratilv supplied anil poorly supported
I b- shippers and order huyirs
Charai't-r of offerings was about the
I aanir as usual and bacon rrades of cnxl
I iiuallly wrre gmn the .rfrrence. This
clflt-s of siui k brought as much as $; o,
I which price waj the biu.iest one paid Sat
, urrlav. Light and light mixed animals
' ii.oveil around $7.75 us a rule, and heavies
' brought lesser fiuures The proportion .if
lfavles is dally growing smaller, horn ever,
and It Is freely predict! d that smooth loads
suitable for lard iiianutacture will soon be
selling near :he top of the hat.
lieinand from packers a as active and
W;.
resulting In
and complete
clesranee
Representative sales
No.
1. .
At. 8h. Pr. No, At Sh Pr
411 21 t 00 f-i Zll 7 70
I, . 7 til 4 tc ' 7 7"
, 11 IM f.l a.l 40 7 70
m; i.i t m 71 Hi ... 7 ""'
Jit . 7 6S 7 210 ... 7 7?
0 t 40 13 217 ... 7 7
ri s.i 7 o t7 ... 7 78
r7 1? 7 o " 214 ... 7 7S
,t ISO T 48 !-' 7 76
2l . . 7 s 40 rt ... 1 "6
J8 40 7 ". 7 !l t ... IK
.147 . 1 ,s ; 417 ... 7 75
, ISO M til 1 317 ... 7 75
2l ... ? 15 14 120 ... 775
, IM ... 7 :. l . 7 7
"M ... 7 6 ' ' ... 7 76
J40 ... 7 87" ' 75
If ... 7 70 7.1 W7 ... 7 W
?J8 ... 7 70 I8 ... IH
,1.17 ... 7 70 7 2--'l SO 7 40
. .tl ... 7 70 70 144 ... 7 )
. tli tO 7 ,0
Id .
1 .
T .
44 .
47
34 .
27
it ".
8 .
.
M
n .
41.
M
67.
42..
61.
81
M
72
SH KKP Conditions stirroundlnu; the
sheep and lamb trade thl. morning was
rather bearish than otherwise, but. even
Hough all market, were well supplied and
earlv wires from the east were slumpy.
prices held tip In very good shape at this
point. In the neighborhood of sixty doubles
of stock arrived, bulk of offerings showing
long finish.
Weight waa avoided by packer., a usual,
but good dressers met with an active de
mand from the opening and sold at fig
urea steady to possibly a dime lower.
Clearance wa. made on this basis, all
kinds of material on the handy weight
order moving with a fair degree of free
dom. Ucod fat lambs sold at and around 16 00.
with 93-iHund yearlings at 4 sr.. Strlctlv
choice yearlings would probably sell at
good shorn lamb prices, the usual spread
of 11 00 between shorn and wooled strings
holding good.
Sheep were wanted around H.Va 4 00,
ewes selling as high as 3.9 and wethers
bringing 14.05. Practically all of the larger
shipments In every branch of the trade
consisted of fed western stock, the per
centage of natives being too small to war
rant a quota hie scale ol values.
quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, to 8Vo6. 10; fair to good lambs,
I"' .npfi,6.86; bandv-wlght yearlings, 84.7041
5.10; heavv yearlings, 84.2ufj.i4.70; good to
choice wethers. 83.90rj4.15; fair to good
wethers. 13.f4VnS.90: good to choice ewea,
H.HOIH.OO; fair to good ewes, $3.25(1)3.60.
No.
A v.
Pr.
to9 western
1 10 western
255 western
western
501 western
396 western
yearlings
yearlings
ewe.
ewes
lambs
lambs
ewes
...99
... 98
...KM
...llfi
...83
...73
...11
...1H9
... SO
... 95
4 18
4 7b
8 so
i ml
6 181
6 90
8 911
4 15
3 '
3 80
129 western
41 western wethers
5 western ewe., cull.
495 western ewea
(HICAt.O LIVK STOCK MARK KT
Demand for tattle and sheep
Weak
Hogs More Active.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16 CATTLE Receipts.
35.000 head; market, weak; beeves. $4 80W
7.00; Texas steers, $4.25fqo.40; western
steers, $4.6oi(i.0ii; Blockers and feeders,
$3.80Ctr6.80; cows and hefers, $2.6iti.40;
calves. $7.60fti.60.
HOGS Receipts, S8.OU0 bead; market,
more active ana strong to no higher tnan
early; light and mixed, $7.75J(X.i); heavy,
$1.7U.0"; rough, $7.7ual.Hn; Kood to choice
heavy, $7.8O0i.oO; pigs, $7.60ii'S.t; bulk of
sules, $7.80ffl7.95.
SHEEP AND LA MBS -Receipts. :tM
head; market, weak; native, J2.5ivpi.4o;
western, f3.6ogPi.40: yearlings, f4.5dfiio.70;
lambs, native, f4.75tf.46; western, $5.lfyi.40.
KansM City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Jan. 16. CATTLFj
Receipts, 16,1100 head, including 1.400 soutn
erns; steers, weak to 15c lower; cows,
Btockers and feeders, steady; dresned beef
and export steers, JbMofuti. 75; fnlr to good,
$o.40fj.00; western steers, $5.00faj. 25 ; Btock
ers and feeders. $4.6oo5.!i0; southern steers,
$o.264i420; southern cows, $4.2rifu.26; native
cows, $327(15.25; native heifers, $4.25416.00;
bulls, $3.75iat.lO; calves. $5. 0041 ft. 50.
HOGS Receipts, 0,000 head; market,
clear; bulk of sales, $7.70d47.t)0; heavy.
$7.724((7.K0; packers and butchers, $7,704?
7.80; lights, $7.70fjC7.774.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,Wi
head; market, steady; lambs, 10 to 2fo
lower; lambs, fo.ona.10; yearlings, $4. Vow
6.76; wethers, $4.2641. 60; ewes, $4.00g4.K;
stockers and feeders, $3.2rj&4.00.
St. l.onls LIts. Slock Market.
BT. LOUIS. Jan. M. CATTLE Receipts,
5,100 head, Including V100 Texans; market,
steady; native shipping and export steers.
$6.50(n7.25; dressed beef and butchers steers,
$6.25U7.25; steers under 4,4100 lbs., $S.5o(i'7.2S;
stockers and reeders, $3 tvao .50; cows and
heifers, $3.75$ 7.25; cannera, bulla,
$,1.fiOHi6.25; calves, 35aV(iJ5; Texas and
Indian steers, $4.2ft.50; caws and heifers,
$3.01141 -4. 50.
HOGS- Receipts, 12.800 head; market,
5c higher; pigs and lights, $7.6Ofu8.00; pack
ers, $7.DO.00; butchers and best heavy,
17.85418.05.
SHEEP AND LAM R8 Receipts, 1,700
head; market, steady; native muttons, $3.5
U4.35; lambs, $5.5Cy3 50; culls and bucks,
f2.&O4i3.00; stockers, $3.00fG 25.
St. Joseph Live stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 16. -"-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,800 head; market slow; steers, $4.50
416.5O: cows and helfors, f3.50446.5o; calves.
13 501 g 50.
r
HOGS-Receipts. 4,500 head; market, weak
to 60 lower; top, $7 80; bulk of sales, $7,704?
T.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,600
head; market steady; lambs, f4.v04ttj.lfi.
Stock in Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Hogs. Sheep.
S.200 12.400
4,500 2.WM
8.0U0 14,000
88,000 36.000
12,800 1,700
67,400 66,000
South Omaha
St. Joseph ...
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Totals ....
4.800
2.800
, 16,0110
. 35,000
. 6.100
68,700
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18 COFFEE Fu
tures opened weak at a decline of 6 to 24
points under liquidation and bear pressure
which seemed to be Inspired by lower
European cables, talk of unsettled primary
markets, reports of lower firm offers from
Rraiil. the failure of Brazilian receipts to
fall off as rapidly as expected and claims
that recent rains bad helped new crop
prospects. Offerings were well absorbed
around the Initial figures, however, and
later In the day the market rallied from
the lowest on covering of shorts and a re
newal of bull support with the close firm
net 2 pojnts higher to 13 points lower.
Sales, SO.hiO bags. January and February,
11.4oc; March and April. 11.48c; May, 11.4:1c;
June. 11.41c; July, 1137c; Auguat, 11.31c;
September. 11.2T.c; October, 11.19c; Novem
ber and December, H.lKc.
Havre was 4 to 1 franc lower. Ham
burg was lower. Rio. nominal at $7 Hfi
Santos, quiet; 4s, 7$6 50; 7s. 7$1.50. Brazil
ian exchange on London unchanged. Re
ceipts at the two Brazilian ports. 17,000
bags, against 10.0)0 bags last year. Jundlahy
receipts. 6.1 hags, against 8.400 bags last
year. New York warehouse deliveries Sat
urday, 13.356 hags, against 3,367 bags last
year.
Spot Coffee, quiet: Rio No. 7, 13sjc; San
tos No. 4. HVfiUktc; mild coffee, quiet;
Cordova, 1334ff 1S4C nominal.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16 M ET A LS Stand
ard copper, dull: spot January. February
and March, til. oofq 12.10. -j he London mar
ket was quiet, Willi spot at ".5 s 9.1 and
futures at .V. 6s 3d. Arrivals reported at
New York today were flflv tons. Custom
lions returns show expor's of In 441 ions
so far tlila month. Lake copper, f U scVu
, 13.12'; elertrolvtlc. 12.2i-.tl3 00; casting.
1 $12 37Wil2 Tin. firm; spot find Janu
ary, S40KVfi4I.Hi: February. $gnK:-u 11.10;
i March, $IO.0fii .1 1'.; April. 1 0 xi, II 21 l. io-
I don easv; apot 1V7: futures, 1s7 lOd.
1 la . dull: spot, $4.4514 SS. New York, and
II il S Lest St. Louis. London spot.
! m Is 31. Spelter, dull; spot. $'..t,Y(i 7 ..
i New York, npd $5.41X11. IS. East St. Ijiiuis.
I London spot, f-4 2s i'.il. Iron. Cleveland
;u ranis. 4:is liu.d. In London. Locally
1 'run v. a oni-hsnged. 'o. 1 noitheru
i foundry. $1'. 2V,i ) 2".; No. 2 norliiei n
I foundry. 414 7:"'i 15 7'.; No 1 southern and
No. 1 soulhern soft. $15. ''"fi 15 75
till and Itoalu.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan. 16. Tl 'RI'KN
TINE I'll in; 2l-2c; sales. Ill barrels: re
colptH. barrels: ehipineiits, 20 barrels;
stocks. 16.21!n barrels
Rt8IN Finn : sale. 4. barrels; re
l elpls. I t. barrels: shipments. 3 777 har
rels; atocks. in. 5!0 barrels. Ijiiotallons : H
and li. $. '., E. 46 27': F and 1 1. :C; II.
p. V(i 45: I t;.4S: K. t : M. $7 .60; N.
$;.7b; MS. $: 80; WW. $7X1
frl4e if 44ld llea'llnea.
LONDON, Jan 16 The Rank of England
secured the bulk of the $3.i'0.ii0 South
African gold consignment placed on the
market today. There was no foreign da
mand for ths metal and the prli e declined
sd to 77s 11 per ounce.
MANY AFTER LOBECK'S JOB
Sever. Hare Already Started a Cam
paipn for the Place.
TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE COUNCIL
Fred Coeajrowe, Now Aeslatnnt, Wso
the Office, as Do Several Othee
Applicants 4 onteat Two
Months Henee.' -
That there la going to be a marry fight
waged for the office of city comptroller.
!Mch will be vacated March 1. la asaured
from the number of possible applicant who
are clamoring for the job.
C. O. I.obeck. the present Incumbent, will
resign about March 1 to taka up hla duties
as congressman. At present, nr. ijooec
I. In Washington, where he Ttaa gone ta
attend a meeting of congressmen-elect.
I'ntil hla return little will be cone In the
way of filling the berth to be vacated, a.
his leslgnatiun ha. not been given to ths
city council.
The office of comptroller will ba filled
by the city council. I'nllka the plumbing
Inspectorship, recently vacated by John
Lynch, the mayor ha. nothing to do with
the appointment. The city council will
elect without any recommendation, from
the mayor.
Though the filling of the berth I. nearly
two months off, the time has not deterred
the aspirant, for the place from getting
busy. So far the name, of four are men
tioned In connection with the office.
Fred Cosgrove, assistant comptroller,
will make a fight for the place, a. will
Otto Wolf, bookkeeper In the department.
The names of Henry Keating and William
Hunter are also mentioned. Keating was
formerly president of tha Retail Liquor
Dealers' association, while Mr. Hunter Is
a member of the Board of Fire and Police
Commissioners.
Yeggmen Open Safe
With Powerful Acid
Robbers Taken Money from Caih
Drawer of Minne-Luia Lumber
Company at Florence.
Yeggtnen opened the safe of the Mlnne
Lusa Lumber company at Florence Sun
day night by the use of powerful acids.
They got but $26 In sliver coin for their
pains. vaiuaDie papers in the safe were
not disturbed.
The door of the lumber office was broken
open. The outer door of the safe, which
Is used principally for fire protection, was
left unlocked when the offloe was
closed Saturday afternoon. The small lock
on the cash drawer within yielded readily
to an Injection of acid. Springs ' and
tumblers quickly gave way undor the ef
fect of the corrosive solution and with a
pick the drawer was pulled open.
The Omaha police have been notified.
Suspects of the robbery are believed to be
In the city.
Judges Threaten
to Discharge Jury
Says Attorneyi Must Have Cases
Ready for Trial or They Can
not Be Heard.
Judges of the district court have lost
patience over the failure of attorneys to
get ready to go to trial with cases In the
law division. The Impatience resulted In
an order by Judge Redlck, presiding judge,
Monday morning, that If there are no oases
ready for trial Tuesday morning the Jury
will be discharged for the balance of the
term. Judge Redlck ordered that all cases
will be called for trial at o'olock Tuesday
morning. If the attorneys In any cases
are ready to go to trial, well and good; If
not, the Jurors, most of who have been
Idle for over a week and drawing their
per diem, will be discharged.
HAS PLAN OF REALTY VALUES
Harrison to Spring; a Sensation on the
KxecntlTe Committee of the Na
tional Association.
From a grist of Information collected In
secret Charles F. Harrison of the Harrison
tc Morton Real Estate company Intends
making a small sensation among real es
tate men from all over the country to be
gathered at Louisville In tha near future.
Mr. Harrison has In his possession letters
from a score of mayor and city officials
In towns of Omaha's else showing the
comparative prices and values and volume
of real estate business in the various cities.
The meeting at Louisville la to be that of
about thirty men forming the ezeoutlve
committee of the National Real Estate as
sociation. It is Mr. Harrison's plan to
devise a general scale of values, depending
on specified conditions throughout the
country. Aside from the discussion of sub
jects such as the Omaha man will present
the committee is to arrange the program
and details of the forthcoming national re
tall dealers' convention at Denver July 17.
MRS. JAMES A. HAKE IS DEAD
Wife of Commission Man Dles
Funeral to lie Held from Her
Home In Private.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hake, 68 years old, wife
of James A. Hake, a live stock commis
sion man. died at the family home, 11$
South Thirty-second street, at 1 o'clock
Monday morning.
The funeral will be private. Burial will
be In Forest Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Hake was born at Racine, Wis.,
October 4, 1M2. She came to Omaha with
her husband In 1SN7. Mr. Hake Is con
nected with the Oreat West.rn Commis
sion company of South Omaha.
Mrs. Hake .haves three' children. Reed
(1. Hake, state agent fur a Detroit insur
ance company; Miss Muble Hake, who liven
at the family home, and Mrs. John M
(iulld, wife of the commissioner of the
Commercial club.
TO DEPORT TWO FROM OMAHA
While Mnver and French Woman Will
lie tsenl Out of the
liiaatrv,
tieorge Panegos and Alice LaPorte. aliens,
held by the Department of Commerce and
! Labor to be undesirable citizens, were taken
i from the county Jail Monday morning and
I sent east for deportation The prisoners
; were delivered to Inspector L A. Mansfield
of the government Her. Ice.
I'anegos was churged with participation
In the white slave traffic. He will go back
I to Oreece. A lice 1-aPorte will be sent back
j to her haunts In la belle Paris.
Iiry Ouuda Market.
NEW YiiKK. .Ian. IH -DRY HOODS
Manv buyers are In the dry good mark t.
I.hiU in alleluia i luie at the iiriuiial
meeting of tie 'ic.l'onal Wholesale Dry
i.ooils a"4oti ilon otton blanket prlows
for the fall ol li' maile Unlay, showed
ailvani'fh isii'.-ii.j, :.oni 2'jC to uc per
loo hues cost iig rroiu ig j-j per pair
! Line of percales for fall Were prolectsd
ami it hs annuunceu tne American I'rlni
li. g company is to show or the fust lima
aianilard '' and 31-iticri specials at 7'ac
and 7c. ripectively. Mens wear utarkats
are more active.
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