TIIE I.KK: OMAHA. THURSDAY. .TAXUAKY IP. 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Two Days' Decline in Wheat Makei
the Market Congested.
SHORTS IN CORN DISAPPOINTED
murk ;
murk.
M I.
cut rent rrcelp;.
KSE- Cnchant-ed.
free rase. 27c at
Im:w iihk nrKH(i. mrkht
Hliril llprni teadr T'rl, l )
lilt, bat the Early ra1e Dora t
HoM Oaf A tier Bail! Or
drra Arrive.
ltslallni
oa arlaa
of Ihe liar
I ommnrlltles.
NKW TORK, Jjn 1 - KI .OCR-Steady :
sprtn patents. .'. 2"'(j5 :); winter stralaht.
$ 2S"o4 35; Inter patent. II . 55; aprln
ilnn. $4 1o'a4 40: winter utrtn. No. 1. (.1 40
4j1.70: winter etra. No. 2. HvaT4A; Kin
sea straights. MWH 4 75. Rv foiiir, firm;
fair to good. 14 Wa- X, ; t hole to fancy,
J4 4"''i4So. Hurkwheat flour, quiet; $2.25 per
lt lbs
CijKXMKAL Steady; firm whlta and yel
low, tl 207 1.25.
WHEAT-Bpot market. "ey; No. 2 red.
ll.oi, elevator, and $1.'. f o b, afloat;
1 northern. Duluth. I1.2SS. T. o. t .
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Manipulate Forces Again Believed
Active on the Market.
OMAHA. .Ian. 1, 1911
'I wo days' dec line In wheat value was
i.rrn irnt m nut the market In a ronireated
poaitlon and support late, yesterday caused ' No
lioit to crambl to rover the wheat ol(1 i Mtiat. Future market ateady early
on last week a bulge The market I on , overliKC on unfavorable rrop advice
aponded readily to thla rla Of tuynff from the the aouth west, but declined under
and value advanced sharply, t liquidation, closing 'o lower to c hlKher.
shorts In corn were more than dlaap- May t.llfp(j , $i (',; July closed at I1.USH
pointed In the advance from yesterdays Kp,.,,ptKi j.4) bu.
low level. New la generally rtmmo" CORN-Kpot market firm: No. 2. K!'v-
If. o. b.. afloat: future market was wlth-
BROAD SUPPORT STILL LACKING
Heailaa Again totnethlna f apeeala.
live Toot Rail la I ted tatea ateel
Offered Freelr " .411
AaWasire.
la
bearish, hut the market doea not siano:
miy marked allln(? without quirk rea-tlon.
Wheat opened ateadv at closing price
and worked a hit lilxher on ahort cover
ing. The earlv bilite did not hold after
the flrat buying order were filled; the
market dull'd ard eaed back, with no
feature fash wheat found alow demand
and anle were ri ported tc lower.
l orn ruled firmer after the opening, owing
tfi the rallv In wheat
changed vet v IHtle and the day trading
wax rather a dull affair, t'aah market
were dull and offering on the sample floor
were unchanged from yesterday.
I'rlmary wheut receipt were 397.000 bu.
and ahlpment were 2ai.0t bu., glnt re
ceipt laat year of 730,000 bu. and atilpments
of tl'i.rm bu.
Primary t orn receipts were 714.000 bu. and
ahlpment were 4t5,000 bu.. against receipt
laat year of tl2,0K) bu. and ahlpment of
.on bu.
t lrarance a ere (52.000 bu. of corn, none
of oat end wheat and flour equal to 36,000
bu.
Liverpool closed UfcNd higher on wheat
and VaSd higher on corn.
I he following cash sales were reported:
WHKAT-Nu. I hard: 1 car, fM'.o; 2 car,
We No. 3 hard, I car. Be; 1 car. 92 V: No.
4 hard: I car icorn mixed), 92c; 1 car, SNc.
No grade: 2c.
colt.VNo. 3 white: 3 car, 42'i.c; 1 car.
4" .No. 4 white: 1 car. 41',c. No. 3 yellow:
J car, t',c: 4 car. 4lHc. No. 4 yellow: 4
ca.s. io'-c. No. I color: 1 car, 42c; No. 3
mixed: I ear. 4l',o; 4 car. 41c-.
UA'IS-No. X white: 5 car. 31c; No 4
Mhlie: I car: 3li,. No grade: 1 car, 30c.
Omaha rajah t'rli-ea.
Wheat- No. i hrd. Wvd'.'"c: No 3 Irlrd,
H2(j e; No 4 herd Kvi92V. rejected,
hard. '.fnH-Vf: No. 2 "prlnK. fa'JiSC; No,
I apHn;. !il'u:'c t'oin: No. 2 white. Cc
-" ; No. A white. 41a4:c; No. 4 white,
41ini',c; No. 3 color. 41't'ft4.c: No. 2 yellow,
41Vnl4c. No 4 vehow, 41n4"c; No. 4
jeilow. 4y(T40V; No. 40ti 41 ',; No. 4,
44r40,c; no Krade. ,i;'(j3!)c. jta; No. 2
white, 'ixVc; atandard. noin.llc; No. 3
white. ;jo-,((jsic: No. 4 white. ;m l,ic ; No.
5 yellow, aoty'Lllr; No. 4 yellow. ;f!:i0',c.
Parl-v: No. 3. 7VfiOc; No., 4, 6V75c:. No. 1
feed. h.'1)7(K-; rejected, u-".c. Kje: No. 2,
VfyXDc: No. 3. 7Jj7!c.
(arlut lirrrlpla.
Wheat. Corn. Uata.
f'hlcaao m J25 214
Minneapoll SIS
net lower.
l.&Xi bu. ;
out tt anaactlona. cloatna 'c
Mav cloaed at 5c. Receipt .
shipment. M.'Ct bu.
ti.VI'H- Spot market easy; standard
white. ::; No. 2. X4c.; No. 3. 3V ; No.
4. :c. Future market wa without tran
saction, cioslna unchanged to 'tc net
loer May and July closed at 4014c.
.mta lt'i ?7. hil
Ithouah prices ; 1 1 a Y Inset tied : prime 11.074: No. 1,
$1.0S'.1H7; No. 2. iScu$l 00; No. 8. Soc.
IK il'S firm; state common to choice 1H10,
Z'.'ar.r; vm. 17((i20c; Pacific coat. 1910, 15
2; l!n. Vif.
MIDKrt-lnill; Central America. 21e; Bo
gota, 2?-"cr23c.
LKATIIKR-Pteadv; hemlock first. 13
2fc; second. 21a23c; thirds, 19ff20c; re
ject. iaei7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. teady; me, $22 26
filV;-: famllv, :2.nOr32B.0n: short clear.
: OfVri 22 00. fteef, firm; tn'f, 14 oiVq 14 b0;
family, I U. .'Aft 17 00; beef ham. $2r.6O27.S0.
fut meats, steady; pickled bellies. 10 to 14
pounds. l.T14c; pickled hams. lZHW-lc. Iard,
l nttled: middle west, prime, IHM.Vrt 10 &.S;
refined, steady; continent, $11 ; South
America. 11.T; compound. 8:VtiH!.
TALU)W-Qulet: prime city. hhds.,
7 7-l"c; country, 7'&7Sc.
Hl'TTKR Weak; creamery special.
extras, 2.".ic; third to flrat, l'nc;
creamery third to peclal. lH'd2"!c;
dalrv common to finest, lffaiVttC; process
second to special. 17M27lc; Imitation ctem
ery firsts. Wi20p: factory held, lglSlic;
current make. KHfilc
Ol KKSK Steady: sklnia. 2fflc.
KfidS-Steady ; tate, Pennsylvania and
nearhv hennery, white, fancy. 3u3iic: west
ern gathered, white. ;S734c; fresh gatherel.
fiist, 27c; refrigerator, special marks. In
local storage. 2.1'ac; ame. first. 2i'h2c.
POl 'I, '1 RY Pressed, fpm: western chick
en. 14ai9tic; fowl, 14fll7c; turkeya. 18
(ft2jc.
WEATHER I!V T1IK CRAl BF.l.T
tjinaha
1'uiutn
.'.1
4
71
14
NKW YORK. Jan. 1. .'ertaln character
istic of todav' stock market gave color
to the belief tht manipulative force are
again atl'. The market lacked the
broad support which has accompanied the
recent enhancement of values and many
of the better known Issue were under
pressure during the greater part of the
day. Rendlnes to accept offering on
slight concession steadied the market and
restricted fluctuations to comparatively
I arrow limit t.
Reading wa again something of a spec
ulative foot hall and 1'nlted State Steel
was apparently - offered freely at everv
attempt to advance thl week The Marrt
man were steady with the Hill Issues off
fmetlnnallv Tt.-tr-lr laland rnmmon and
Re- j preferred opened with some show of
strength and activity, but later sank Into
comparative obscurity. Apart from Amer
ican Smelting, which wa inactive and
strong on the report that It Is to be Hated
In liondon, some activity wa hown by a
number of minor iuea. Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph made a further substantial
gain with leser advancea In American
Telephone and Telegraph and Western
I'nlon.
Iondons' operations here were estimated
at 10.000 share, aale on balance. Some
buying of Southern Pacific for Paris was
Teported from Ixindon and local bankers
with International connectlopn received
advice Indicating the Imminence of llar
riman financing, presumable for Southern
Pacific In pari.
In the final trading profit taking brought
some, recessions and the closing wa gen
erally unsettled.
The dav wa a record breaker for many
month in the bond market, sales of Nor
folk and Western convertibles, American
Telephone and Telegraph convertibles.
American Tobacco 4s and Rock Island col
lateral trust Issues comprised the greater
part of the day's operation. Total sales,
par value. $.". WO.noO. 1
1'nlted States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on Htocka wore as follow:
ilea. Hllh. Le-
state
4HMAI.O UHAI A l PKOllSlO.tS
Feature of the Trading! and loalno;
I'rlcra on Hoard of Trade.
fHlt'AOO. Jan. IS. Because flour bual
nesa wa poor .ind miller discouraged,
wheat today lost an advai.ee due to meet
and ice aouthwest of Chicago. Tin- disc
wuh at a net dccl.ne or s to 't "ic t orn
compared with laat nlnht shoutd a losa of
H'm1. to "c; oat were down to c and
provisions Irregular; 2..c off to l.".c up.
The wheat marke, a active, but within
a comparatively nan j range. I.tglitnias
of primary leer I pi toimcd a valuable aid
to thu bulla. Threatened fleeting of tall
aouthweatei n flelda, especially In Kansas
and llllno a. ' was. however, 'he main re
liance of buyeis. Many belated Hliorta and
Inveators took on good sued lines. There
was at no time selling pressure of Im
portance. The call f r cash wheat H a.
played scant Improvement, amounting to
iTucuca u.v notmtig
111 purticula: ware raid to he hunrili aimed
by fear on the part of would-be purchaaers
of product that n ampu at 0,1 in the wheat
pit here threatened evil lean It a. Attention
to this aspect or affair finally resulted
In 11 rather sharp dip In prices. The final
tone was weak, with May 'c net lower at
fi.tii1,. arter
lndlpajtlnn for folder In Thle Vicinity
Thnrailajy.
OMAHA. Jan. IS. 1911.
Bnow flurrie continue scattered through
out the upper Mississippi valley and lake
region and rain continue in the west gulf
state and precipitation has been quite gen
eral within the last twenty-four hours In
the Ohio valley and south to the southern
states. No precipitation worthy of mention
ha occurred In the Missouri valley and
weat to the mountain within the last
twenty-four hours and fair weather is
general throughout the west, except that
rains are reported on the north Pacific
slope. Temperatures are higher In the
western Dakota. Wyoming, Montana and
weat to the coast, but colder weather 1
moving In over the western Canadian prov
inces. No Important change In tempera
ture has occurred In any section east of
the Rocky mountain lnce the preceding
lepoit. except that It Is somewhat colder
in the middle and lower portion of the
Mississippi valley. With the generally fair
weather now prevailing west of the Mis
sissippi river to the mountain the outlook
Is favorable for fair or partly cloudy
weather In thla vicinity tonight and Thurs
day, with aomewhat colder Thursday.
Temperature and precipitation at Omaha
for the last twenty-four hours, compared
the corresponding period for the three pre
ceding years, follow:
1911. 1910. 1909. 190S.
Minimum temperature 20 20 28 "0
iinent. amoui.tnifc- to Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Hour manufacturers' , . .,,,,. ,n
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
14.93 Inches.
Kxcess corresponding period in 1910, 1.21
inche.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909.
b.ti inches.
1.. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Pacific declined a point on poor traffic re
I ort.
London closing stork uotatlona:
Conaola. monay.. 7 1& 14 luitrltta 9k N
ii 1 11 m . k. a t
.. k f N Y. Central.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
An arroiinl
Amal. Cpper
Ana'-onda
At'Mnon
do pfd
Halilmora aV Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
I'haa. Ohio
(lilrao O W
. M St. r...
I Raers
lianrer A R. O . ...
do pfd
EM
da lt afd
in M DM
Grand Trunk
Illlnoll Onlral ...
l 1, VKK Har.
MDNEY-Jtaji.
w.
lf-5
US
II I f
"
,
ft Norfolk
I" do ptd
lt Ontario w
111 rnnnlvanla
.:il Rinil Mlnea
. Keadln
. So l-aiflc ..
I.'S do pfd
. ! So. Tarlflr ..
. i I'nlon Parlfle
. 7' do pfd
.. JS I'. . tael ..
. do pfd
. I7 Wbh
. 4' do pf.l
. Spanlth 4a ...
26 'd per ounce,
per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills 1 S'ol per cent; for three
months' bills, STtt3 11-l per cent.
..121s
.. M
.. i
.. I
..
l.oeat aeewrltlM.
Quotations furnished by Burn. Brlnker
Co. 449 New Omaha National bank
building:
change that aurlng the es- 1
alon had run un frcm that nrlr t. ai 1117 1 '
to 1.0i. I St. I.oala tieneral Market.
There- was much short selling of corn 8T. LOCI8, Jan. 18. WHKAT-Futures,
by lesser traders, who refused to follow 1 lower: May. $1.01T: July.' Hfic. Cash,
the prominent 8 eculatnr who has been higher; track. No. 2 red, Jl.03Vcrl.06; No.
coveting so conspicuously. May varied 2 hard. 11.011.05.
frcm Mic to iMc. closing lasy '4c down at CORN Lower; May. 49'ic; Julv, GOftraViC.
'tc. Cash corn was In tair drmand; No. Cash, higher; track. No, 2. 46m47e; No. 2
2 yellow flnltdird at 47i(t47H.c. wlilte. 47i'i47'c.
tiats tt nd d tu a shade downward with I nTSI.wor- Mav S-IHii-- rash ateadv:
corn. J lie lilm- and Ion- levels tor May mack. No. 2. 324H33V; No. 2 white. 34.-.
were . ,',i ,c and 34 tSlV. with latest RYK-Hteadv, 84c.
Ilgures I he cheat est of the uay, He under! FLol'R Cnchanged: red winter patent.
.',1 VJ " ,'0,ll , Pt evlou. j , KVni extra fancv and straight. $4.20
yiirnima 01 nog prouuet increased tii4 75: hard whiter clear. S3.S0a4.O0.
there appealed fj be ev.dence 1 HF.l.Mt Tlmnthv. l".O0ru9.E.
w lienev r
01 aupprrt. The Hade was
and I lie finish ragged pork, 1.1c
2uc lower; lard. 7,i to lie down
ot a decline of i t 1 7'ic.
Prlcea in Chicago, fuinlshed bv the Pp.
dike Uraln company, 708 Ltrandel building
Uniaha. telephone loug aa J7J:
restricted
lilgnei- to
and .lib
east
11.08
Articles I Open. Hlgh. Low.
I
Clcje.l
1
, i on.mr..M-i.iW.
HRAN Firm; sacked
1 (fil.09.
i 1 1 A Y Firm : timothy.
trie, fll.004il4.ri0. v
i PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; inobing.
! fiiVOO. Lard, lower: prime steam, f 10.02 VI'
I 10 121?. Dry salt meat, higher: boxed
track.
f14.0oli 19.00;
Allin-'-Tialmer pfd
Amalgamated Copper
American Arirultura1 ....
An-erlcon Haat Suiar
Amerlran fan
American C. F
Amerlran Cotton Oil
Amnrl'-an H. L. pffl....
Am. Ire Sewrltlea
Amerlran I,lnaeed
American Iocomotlve ....
American . at R
Am. a n pfd
Am. Steel Foundrlea
Am. Suaar Refining
Amrtratl T. A T
An-arican Tobacco pfd
Amerlran Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchtaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Una
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Bnsiklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
tntral !-ather
I'entral Leather nfd
Central of New Jaraay...,
Chcuapeaka A Ohio
t'hlraao A Alton
1il,ao (). w
c. 0. w. pfd... .-
chliaio N. w
C., M. St. P
c . C. c. & St L
Colorado P. I
Colorado a Souiharn
i-onaolulated Oaa
Corn Producta
Delaware At Hudaon
Ilenver & Hto Grande
D. aV R. O. pfd
Iilntlllrra' Seruritlea
Krla
Erie 1t pfd :
Erie 2d pfd
General Kle.-trlc .....'
Urrat Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfa.
Illlnnla fantral
Interhornusti Mat
Int. Met. pfd
International .Harvester .
Int. Marine pfd
International Papar
Intamatlonal Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas City So
K. C. Bo. pfd
Laeleda Oaa
LoulevHIe Naahrllla. . ..
Minn. St. Lou la
M , St. P. At 8. . M
M., K. A T
M., K. ft T. pfd
Mlnourl Pacific
National Bliruit
National Lead
N. R. H. of M. !d pfd...
New York Central
N. V.. O. W
Norfolk ft Weatarn
North Amerlcsn
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People'a Gaa
P.. C c. ft St. L
Plttaburc Coal
Kin
l.oio
t.aon
toO
e-1
6"0
l.ann
J2.100
2()
10.700
ino
.1.10
400
7. 400
8011
5011
1.0IH)
410
t.OK)
5, 400
6,600
14.100
3l
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4"
4!,
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5
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103
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464
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39'j
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102 H
119
in;s
77H
291,
1,700
6. t'io
ion
2.i0
i.ow
8.W
1.800
300
' I.IOO
1.300
100
0 I
1.M10
400
500
1.0(10
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May... 1 01'. 1 01VI-'
July... I fi I I'.'S
Sept.
Coin
May., July.
Sept.,
Oai
Mav.,
.1 illy.
Sept.,
I'ork
Jan. .
May.
Lard
.lan.. Mav.
Illba
Jan May.
9'V
1 0 10P
97',
Yea'v 1 extra
I clears.
i ahort.
I 12HC.
Preaaed fttecl Car...
ptai- i Pullman Palace Car..
Railway S'eel Spring
Heading
I Republic Steal
I Republic Steal pfd...
alt. ,.. Ilf . cla r elha llo ilinrl Hnfl IPiann in.
1 1 1 no. Hacon. higher; boxed, extra
12',4c; clear ribs, U'4c; short clears.
Kock Inland Co. pfd....
I t. L ft S. F 2d pfd...
I St. Louis . W
hi. L s w. pfd
ft I..
i.WiH, oO'j; CO'o'i Mi,
:51'U al'd'ktt id I i.l'
I o2SJ h, H-ktt&Mn
I I I I
84i,;3l',if;t.,
HS'fel 3;','
34fl
3
34
1 Oil
97 l-Ol'LTRY Firm; chickens. U'jc; spring. I uioaa'sheffleid 8.
9514412c: turKe. IX'c. (luck. 14c; geese. o(Q IZC. 1 souih.rn Pa lllc ,
tu 1 1 r,n iun: crcaiiierj, -oti-i'ac. 1 soutnarn nanwny
KCiG8-Veak. :'5c. ! so. RMlway pfd..
Receipts. Shipment. I Tenneaaca Copper
Flour hhl T.r.OO 13. 101) Tnaa ft Pacific
Wheat, bu 32t0 92.tK)
Corn, bu 66.000 T.i.Oini
Oats, bu 2J.0O0 6I.0J0
Mi Si
5l
. 1 20 40
.1 n 06
I
. . 10 So
.1 10 10
I
., M 7"
I lo ;
I 20 40
' 19 06
I
1 10 So
I 10 10
I 10 -
! 10 07
I 20 40
j 18 82
; 10 r
j 9 97
' 10 nf,
:M 4.1
18 87
10 2,"
9 97
10 67
9 W
34 V
1 3!u
I
I 20 30
I 19 Ou'i
, 10 J,",
; 10 no 't
, io ;.
! 10 0u
"Ko;
fair
f-Mr;
flo.-Jo;
Cash tiuotatlons were as follows:
1 1 wl K-Kasy: winter patents, f 1.30'n 4.80;
straights, f j.!a'0 4.Wi; spring patent. I.i
nam. .k nigncr man two weeka
atralghts. ft otxit sO; bakers t'.XMt j to,
llYK-No. 2. V.
UARI i; t-'eed or tiiixltig. 70?iMlc
to choli'e maltini;. Su(!r;i-,
SLKO Flnx. No. 1 outli alei n
o. 1 inn in western. timothy
( lover, x.o.iv I
riiVIHIt)NP--Mea pork, per bbl.. f ii 0 , '
tl'.i'iO; lard, per Co lbs., lo..'j. short rlba j
aides tloiH-et. $lii.:M( In 7j: short -ear sine 1 1
tboxml). fli .'.''oil. 0C.
Totul cleaiarnea of wheat and flour were
iial lo J.ii b;i. Primal j i.-oeipts v. i-re '
lu-. loinpared with 7:;.).tKi bu. the'
101 leHpond.ni: dn a year ago Kstlmated '
le-elpts un tomorrow: Wheat. 1.' iai:'
corn. 2li. . ais outs. 13; cars; lions. : u o '
head.
Cbiiaiiu Cash Pr:cc. - U In at : No 'id
Wtc'nfl ot'1: .no. .1 rJ. sn"'4r.-4(.; x,,
hard, iid'.ca 11 02 . No 3 lad. , i,rtj jl " !
No. 1 northern spring. 1 1 1 1, .- v .'. ,
II I', u 100; X .nl.;ni, ,
No rash. 4tiVi (:, v..' !
No. white. 4'irit7c !
No 2 yellow, f.mtr i
Ha nan a t'lty tirala and) Provlalon. ;
KANSAS CITY. Jan." IS. WHEAT May.
. aellets: July. SM,c bid. Cash: j
l'nchancd: No. 2 hard. 9i'of7fl.O:!; No. 3, j
!DciSI0'4; No. 2 red, tl Ol'o 1.03 V, No. 3,1
tl.MXfi1.02. ,
CORN Mav. 4S1,i481o bid: July. 49'ic
bid. Cash: l'nchaned 10 'jC higher; No. 2
mixed, 14i:!4"c; No. 3. 41c; No. 3 whits,
4;'c: No. 3. 'tc.
OATS Cnchanged: No. 2 while, 3,"if3lc,
No ; mixed. SIff 32c.
IIVK-Xo. 2. 744177c.
1 1 A Y I 'nehnnged : choice timothy. $14 0 I
II. cho'ce prairie. tl2 00. I
Hl'TTKR Creamery, Sk?; firsts. 2"c; sec
oiu'e 2lc; packing stock, 'c
KCClS Kxtras. 27'lc; firsts
or.tlj, l'.ic.
Re -elpts
W heat, b i Ii i
Corn, bu 33.0O0
caf. bu 7.ii"
T.. St. L. ft W
T.. 81. L. W. pfd
t'nlon Pacific
I'nlon Pacific pfd
l ulled Slain Realty
t'nlled fllatea Rubbar
I'nltad Slatea Steal
V. 8. Slaal pfd
ftah Copper
Va. -Carolina thamhal ..
Wabaith
lAabath pfd
Weatarn Maryland
Weinhouae Kleclrlc ...
Wheeling ft U K
Lflilfh Vallay
Total aalea for the day.
4'
fl
turn
5oo
. I. lot)
2.400
ailO
700
, 1.0D0
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ino
laio
3
, t.eoo
7i)
. JT. 400
. 1.200
, 2, .W
Dal
. I.
6N)
. l.SOO
20
400
100
,ls2!ino
. 2.1'K)
200
. lH.aiKJ
. 1.700
Vl
. 1.200
600
. 11.100
. 8 !!
. J.1O0
. i.tUO
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too
41 S
m
1.14
113 '
2S4
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fiini
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ill
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1.200
2.5il
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, 2.700
7K)
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37.IIXI
711
llli
4S
4S
lS
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MS
7hS
i.S
mo
41S
!'
3JS
66
1121,
147S
2S
13V,
'ii,
118
It.'.S
3SS
HIS
42
HOT,
r.'.
117.
211',
127
l'iS
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32
100
W
:i
4S
3'.'S
41
41 S
2
4
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27
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51
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6,
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4
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5
22
1
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40,
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lots
25 S
114
143
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31 S
31
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1'.'S
11
107 Ti
30
77',
w,
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103
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30
23
44
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30
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471.
35 S
151'i
13J
m
53'4
11314
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334,
Colorado Tal. Oo. ? par cant
Columhua. Neb.. E. L. 6a. 1K4
Chicago sanitary 4a
Ititrnit Rdlnon a. 113)
Fairmont l-amery lat g. p. a
Icwa Portland Cement lat
Kar.aaa City K. ft L. 5a. 113
Kanaaa City 4, I Mo I achool
Kannedv Building Co. la
Michigan Stata Tal. pfd I par rent..,
Nehraika-lnwa Grain 11
Nebraska Tal. Co atock
Omaha Auditorium ISa
Omaha Oaa fca, 117
Omaha Water 5. 1K14
Omaha Water it. U44
Omaha ft C. B. R. B f, H2
Omaha St. Ry. f. 114 ,
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. 5a, 1M1
Omaha C. B. St. Ry. pfd. f p. ..
Omaha ft C. B St. Ry.. com
Southern Bell T. ft T. 5a. 1M1
Stale of Maaarhu,atla Isa. lt.1l
Schwarachlld-Sul,bargar Co a. ltlf.
Rockford Elacu-lo Co. t. 1131
Rid.
50 '4j
o
"
lo
.
7
yaw,
100
7
ios"
'ii,
10
ts
41,
W
4 V,
MV
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ion,
N
Aaktd.
52
1
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loo
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2i
I
101
9
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MS
MS
7
ino,
MS
Cattle Fully Steady to Some Stronger
in Spots.
HOGS STRONG TO ITVE HIGHER
I. am ha
Ten
In 4.ood Prmand tail Trlrra
Ona lllaher. While Sheep
Move Off at tiood. Firm
Price.
RlirTll OMAHA
Receipt were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday ....
Ftlmate Wednesday
Jan. 1. 1911.
Cattle. Wogs. Sheep.
..tr 3 4V5 12.43S
.. 5 790 7!io 9, is?
.. 4.4"0 .iii) a.roo
. 14 f? 17.34 31.070
..i7.w ::vw3 r..4S
1.. 8.R11 .4 14. 5W
1 . 7 019 11.303 10.493
1. . 12 942 I ? IS. 474
..l.l.fito cri.tlj 21.t2
llnalon
BOSTON, Jan
stocks were as
A linnet
Amal. Copper ....
A. . 1. ft S......
AriFona Com
Atlantic
B. ft ('. C. ft 8.
Butte Coalition .
Cal. A Arlvina,..
( al. ft Hacla
Centennial
Oipper Hanga (.
Kaal Bulla C. M...
I'-ranklln
ttlroiu Con
Oranby Con
tlreena Cananea ..
Isle Hoyale Oippar.
Kerr lka
Lake CSpper
I Salle Copper...,
Miami Copper
Bid.
t losing ock.
IS. Closing quotations on
1 follows:
. ... 3 Mohawk
. ... M'4 Nevada Con
.... 25, Nlplaaln Mines .
14 North Butta
.... 4 North lke
M. 11 Old Dominion ....
.... 14 (leceola
4iS Parrott S. ft C...
....613 Qulncy
12 Shannon
C. . Hi'4 superior
. ... 12', Superior ft B. M.
. ... a Superior ft P. C
. ... S Tamarack
.... 37 V. S. 9. R. ft M
. ... '., do pfd
. 14 t'taJi tin
7 5-11 tan Copper Co..
. 34S Winona
4s ewolverlna
. 1S
44
16,
10
fS
7
'S
1U
114
74
ns
4S
14
4f,
3.SH
41".
US
45 s
s
111
IV err York Cars Market.
The following quotations are furnished
bv lxigan A Bryan, member New York
Block exchange, 310 South Sixteenth street,
omaha :
Am. Tobacco
Bay State Oaa
Boat on Con.
Butta Coalition ....
Cactua
chlno
Chief Cos
Fraction
Darla-Daly
Kan Lake
Ely On Ural
Ely Con
Blv Witch
Franklin
Olroux
OJIbway
Ooldflcld Florence
4S0 Ooldftald Dalay .... 7S
. 33 Ureena Cananea .... S
. 7 inspiration I T-li
. 1S Laroae 4S
. 20 Nayada Con IIS
. Sl' Nawhouaa 4
. IS Ohio Copper 1 1 11
. 17', Hawhlde Coalition.. IS
1 -ll Ray Central f
. 7 Swift Pkg. to 100S
S Seara-Roebuck Co...l't
Three day this week
Same days this week..
Hams days 3 week ago
Same days 3 week ago
Same dav 4 weeks ago
ftanie nays last year.
The following table show the receipt of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date as compared with last
vear: loll 1910. Inc. I)ec.
cattle 65. 968 62. 77 8.1S0
Hogs : t.:2 lnJ.loB 11,8. 1
Sheep 98.0W 7J,40 3n.69
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Pates. I 19U H910.l9n9.ilftW.l!OT.lS0o.190o.
I I 43, 6 W 4 13! t 281 5 2Ji
7 MSI I ! 4 SOI f 3l S lt 4 1
" S1VI S 131 I 4 22i 6 30, a 201 4 2
7 73il 8 1SI 74 4 16l 8 29i 6 221 4 hs
7 7fc! S 21 6 82 1 I 8 SOi B 2o! 4 f2 j
1 121 4 n n 4 is - 1 .01 ,
7 69V,, R 61 a ST. 4 20! 6 28 i I 4 00
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
11...
12...
13...I
14...
16...
1...
17...
18...
and the market wa fully ateadv with yes
terday. In fact good feeder look steady
eery day.
quotations on rattle. Oood to eholea
beef steer. $t!.ltVu.tS0; fair to good bef
Heeis. $. 10; common to flr beef
steers. 4 v , 40; good to choice cowa and
helfera, 14 .Vdo Rj; fair to good e ws and
heifers. V3.76-U4 4); cmnion to fair cow
nd heifer. H OojS 7."; good to rholoe stock
ers and feeders. f,.tv,io n; fair to good
toekers and feeders. 14 6trV0O; common to
(air stockers and feeder. I1.WVJ4 60; stock
heifers. 3.6tV!j4.60; veal calve. MotNjla;
bulls, slags, etc. V Joy 4. 90.
Kepresentatlve sales:
BKF.F 8TF.ER8.
I 8 42
7 881
7 71 m 8 4
6 871 4 291 6 36 i 5 '
5 93, 4 J.II 8 42 6 29 4 62
4 21 t 4." D 4 01
7 78 I 8 44 06 4 23 60; 6 27 4 Tfl
Sunday.
Hecelpts and disposltl n of iive stock at
the I'nlon stock yards. routh Omaha, for
twenty-four hour ending yesterday:
Cattle. Hog. Hhecp.H r's.
C. M. & Ft. P 8 1
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 1 1 1
I'nlon racific 3fi 23 10
O. & N. v., east.... 13 4
C. & K. W.. weat.... 66 23 1H 1
C M. T.. M. & O . . . . 37 7 1
('., B. Q., eaat.... 2 4 4 1
C., B. W , west.... 2,-i IS 12 1
;., It. I. A f, ease... 8 4 12
C. R. I. T.. west.. 1 2 .. 1
Illinois Central 1 2
C. G. W 1
Totals 188 89 4."i 7
. 33 Sllrar Pick
,. 7S Superior ft P....
IS Tunopah Mining
1-1 Trinity Oppr .
. 6', North lka
. IS Bohemia
14S
SS
4S
7S
Nevr orli MlnlnaT Stock.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18. Closing quotations
on mining stock were:
Alice .150 SLIttle Chief ..
Com. Tunnel atock.
do bonda
Con. Cal. ft Va
Horn Sliver
Iron Sllrer
Leadvllla Con
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
. 5
.
.150
. an
.l'i
. S3
im
1474
2S
13S
35
14
50 '
111
5S
3SJ4
HIS
41S
1084
6',
1174
:S
I37S
10',
9
I
s:
10
33
Rank 4 learlna.
OMAHA, Jan. 18. Bank clearinga for to
day were $2,081,636.40 and for the corre
sponding date last year $2,751,070.17.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18. METAM-Standard
copper, firm; spot. January, Fel g ry.
March and April, $12.15rq 12.26. 1. .idoti
market, dull; spot. 55 iki; futures, r66 17s
d Arrivals reported at New York today,
140- ton. CuBtom house return ihowi
ports of 19,025 tons ao far this month. . It
is rumored that one of the leading pro
ducers has marked down the asking price
of electrolytic copper to nearer the views
of outside sellers, but local dealers report
no quotable changes In the general range;
lake, tl2.7vs 1S.12S). Tin, quiet: spot and
January, $41.60ra'41.76; February. (41.6041.S0;
March and April, (41.40tfH2.00. London, mar
ket, steady; spot. fldO 12s 6d; futures
190 15. bead, eaay! $4.40oj'4.50. New York;
$4.254.:6, East Kt. Louis. Ixindon market,
spot. 13 Is 3d. Spelter, easy; (5.50'rj5.te. New
York; (6.30a'6.371i, East St. Louis. Lon
don market, 24 2s 6d. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, 4Ds 9d In London. Locally, Iron
wa steady. No. 1 foundry, northern. lb.H'i
(aiii.25; No. 2. $14. 76g 15.75"; No. 1 southern
and No. 1 southern soft, $15.2515.75.
ST. LOITS, Jan. 18 META LS Lead :
f lull at $4.32iMrt4.35. Spelter. Weak at
(6. 37 H (65.40.
MI. S POSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Tacking Co 649 970 2.1K3
Swift and Company 7Sfi 1,4!) 2.1M
Cudahy Packing Co S.W t22 1.462
Armour & Co H"0 1.S65 1.267
Swartz-Holcn Co 12
Sinclair 2rt
W. B. Vansant Co 141
Benton, Yansant & Lush 31
Stephens Bros 264
Hill & Son 144
F. B. L'Wls 115
Huston & Co 5
J. B. Root & Co 19
J. H. Bulla 32
L V. Huss 27
L. Wolf 38
McCreary & Carey 6H
8. Werthelmer 7
H. F. Hamilton M
Solomon Iegen 14
Other buyers 9o5 1.190
No.
10 ..
. . .
10...
14...
14...
10 ...
13...
40 ...
t...
14...
14 ..
7...
I...
..
...
10 .,
..
I ..
11...
I...
5...
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11...
I...
17...
I...
I...
I ..
1...
J ..
I...
...
it...
...
11...
1...
1...
1 ..
1...
1...
I...
I...
1...
I...
1...
1...
I ...
...
II. ..
1...
...
1...
1...
t...
...
e ..
1...
4...
A.
. . Tin
.. .!
.1017
.. 173
.. 77
. .1"J
.1071
..1075
. . 1 25
. .KMl
.. 51
Pr
5 "0
5 15
:
1
5 35
a to
5 f-n
i 7
5 70
i
No.
l
2.
1
o
I.
I.
14
10.
cows.
. . MS
. . 4
. . ?
.11!
..m
.. W5
. . PUS
. tso
,.loi
. . 473
.. 771
..1110
..1117.
. . l'5
. . 51
.. 50
. . 715
.. 7r
.. 50
.. wn
.. 54
. .
,. 130
..100
. .
. .1370
.. 1
. ,140
.. 730
. . 714
. .11M
. . 730
..1500
.. S0
I 50
1 0
I 75
I ;
4 no
4 in
4 IS
4 15
4 70
4 IS
4 35
4 40
4 50
4 Wl
4 5&
4 o
HEIFERS.
11..
14.
11
II
4
I 40
4 40
4 40
4 60
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 V
I.
tt ...
14...
l...
It...
I ..
19 ...
1. ..
T. . .
Bl'LLS.
4 00
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 45
4 50
4 50
4 -
4 0
I.
3.
1..
1 .
1..
1..
CALVES.
At
..1140
.. 1215
.. 10
...141
. ..li.'l
. . . 1 7 4
..1341
...IMS
..144:
...1:74
.. InSO
... 1
. . . loss
..1011
.. .1"93
. . . 1'3
...l'?0
.. .1041
...104
... 47
.. .1111
...1313
.. 10
... 1 400
...1141
.. 511
.. 7TI
.. 1
.. MI
.. 13
,. 15
.. 714
.. KM
.. 701
..14J0
. . .M
..1540
. 1450
..If!
. .130
. .1175
. .IKW
. 157
.1505
. .14H0
4 ts
4 50
4 70
4 7S
4 75
5 00
no
5 00
5 no
00
6 IS
5 16
5 16
120
2a
434
, ttl
1511
430
430
470
311
414
1M
143
130
411
STOCK ERS
I 745 4 f
1 74 4 65 II....
10 37 4 76 I....
I e.74 4 .'. 11...
I 4 90 1 0
1 15 4 95 11
1 64 6 00 11....
(3 10A5 6 on 21 ...
.-.41 6 On I . . .
1 4i I 00 I....
1 45 5 on ...
6 ft'8 6 10 10...,
1 610 6 10 16....
7 70.5 6 15 61 ...
4 702 6 !0 11....
7 ?4 30 14 ...
J7 7 6 25 ....
4 176 B 30 IS....
S4 72 6 SO 17....
171 i ST. 14....
14 Ml S 35 11...
I IOO 8 Hog trade had
this morning. Early It was a nickel higher
affair, shipper filling limited orders on
this basis. Later, when packers started
to buy, price were no better than fully
steady. Toward the close the demand from
local quarters took on mote urgency and
final business appeared to be almost aa
high as opening trade. The low spot In
the middle of the market was featured by
quiet movement, but there wa a fair de
gree of activity at other time.
Supplies were moderate, with light mixed
and butcher offering more plentiful than
heavy and heavy packing grades. Good
heavies were wanted and brought the full
advance as a rule. Average quality of
receipts showed some Improvement, sev
eral loads moving at and near the top
price.
Smooth heavies sold around (7.70tT7.75.
with less desirable weighty hog at $7.6
and under. Light mixed and bacon ani
mals commanded (7.76&7.80, tops reaching
(7.K5. Packers bought bulk of all weight
and clearance was early.
Kepresentatlve sales: , ,
ANI'
t.
6on
Io
141
16
no
1M
100
143
136
136
160
117
117
100
FEEDEKS
770
10S
170
700
14
1
78
18
1113
120
0!
171
1041
55
, 10
56
1265
107
1120
17
1170
I 76
I IS
I il
mi
05
I m
30
I 35
40
4 an
4 o
4 n
4 OS
4 70
4 70
4 76
4 75
4 7S
4 Ml
4 65
6 00
00
6 10
6 40
4 60
4 63
4 -.4
4 6.7
4 '
4 5
4 70
4 70
4 90
4 M
4 70
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 10
4
4 15
4 IS
4 65
t 36
a. 60
T5
7 0"
7 60
7 60
1 50
I on
I 1)0
16
!5
23
r
I 26
6 1.1
6 36
6 40
6 40
6 40
I 60
I 60
6 60
6 50
6 .
6 50
6 60
t 60
6 60
I 0
t 6
70
6 76
6 76
6 76
6 96
U t ... 1 I "I' ... " '
i :w . 7 is 70 :j ... T o
4J 11 ijo 1 s 7n .".' ... 1 ''
7 r ... 7 ts 4: ... 7 in
16 rn 7 70 S 144 ... t 0
4M 71 40 7 TO a t .
an fc ... 7 ".o n : ... I o
.176 ... 7 70 76 M ... 7
l ts ... 7 i" 13 ! ... T o
jn r.'O ... 1 : 11 Ml ... 7 o
31 wj ... 7 75 at 2 ... 7 o
an t45 ... 1 75 4 t5i ... 7
47 146 4" 7 74 10 J.11-, ... 1 n
in "4 II. 41 f ... 5 o
. 7H 120 7 I. in ?t ... 1 10
46 147 ... 7 ;' 44 740 ... T n
l V ... 7 :j 7 tM ... 7 ',
t1 ... 7 IS n ! ... 7 ?
4C ... 1 75 76 17 ... 7 4?s
26 ! ... 7 15 71 f?1 (0 ; ;v,
34 tU ... 7 1'. 7J tie ... t
K !72 ... 7 7'. 73 171 10 7
76 147 ... 7 ; 35 Son ... 7 s
66 JM . . 1 '' 3? ... t f.
(W : fO 7 71 S7 15.1 ... 7 u
54 2S . 7 76 71 ... 7 s
l( :.',7 10 1 73 .'-' ... 7 ,
M n ... 1 " 4 ... 7 a
I Nn 7 71 70 2sn ... 7 6
I 24 10 7 75 121 ... 7 r.
79 13 ... 1 77S 74 137 ... 7 V
77 :u 40 7 77S t ! '
9 f'.! ... 7 77S 79 H7 ... 7 15
4 : ... 1 SO 71 40 7 85
75 ... . 231 ... 7 a 7 117 . Ill
74 114 ... 7 ) Tt 14 40 7 6
Sll EKP Hecelpts of sheep w ere of ver
several aspect
.4.700 4.872 8.248
cattle were quite ,
In,
Totals
CATTLE Receipts of
liberal today. 177 car being reported
but the receipt are running considerable
behind last week. The total for the three
days foots up about 15.0 11 head, a falling
off of about 26.000 head as compared with
last week still as compared with a year
ago there Is a gain of a little over l.OuO
head.
Beef steers were In very good demand
this morning and the market was fairly
active at prices that were anywhere from
steady to quite a little stronger. Most
salesmen were sizing up the trade aa a
good strong market and entirely satisfac
tory to the selling Interests. Oood beeves
sold up to $6.35.
Cows and heifers were In good demand
and the desirable kinds at least sold In
about the same notches aa yesterday.
There was an Inclination on the part of
salesmen to bear down on the less desir
able kinds, but still taking the market as
a whole there was not much change.
Blockers and feeders were sought after
No.
1...
5...
13...
77...
At.
..140
.126
..110
...13
Sh.
Pr.
T 60
7 56
7 so
7 W
No.
41..
61..
..
14..
At. Ih.
.141 ...
...150 ...
,..4 ...
...10 ...
1 M
T 10
7 o
7 10
fals proportions thla morning and consisted
largelv of fed weatern stork. The demand
for anything fit to kill was ample, how
ever, and movement from the atart was
active In every branch of the trade. There
appeared to he noma disposition among
buser to avoid the plain and heavy
grade of live mutton, native especially,
and .thla das of atock found a poor outlet
Lambs showed, some Improvement In
price, bulk of good dressers selling strong
to a dime higher than yesterday. Prim
quality was wanted and moved readily at
.ais.1&, one string of choice animal
bringing the latter figure. Heavy lambs
had to sell below the JX.OO mark.
Sheep and yearling held tea4iy. awe
selling aa high aa $lit) and wethers com
manding $4.1.6. The wethers were rstber
fleshy, however, and choice handywelght
would probably ell at $4 3 or better
Yearling of desirable finish brought $5 011
and more, but avoidance of weight In tha
yearling branch of the trade was decidedly
pronounced and anything weighing over
100 pound had to go below the $5.00 mark
Closing trade was rather dull, svallahle
offering on the late market carrying too
much weight to make them attractive.
Quotation on sheep and lamb: Hood to
choice lamb. (n.6.Vtf0.20; fair to good lambs.
$." iinn.85; handywelght yearling. $4.s.Vn
6 S; heavy yearling. $4 35C(4.R6; good to
choice wethera, $39nj4l6; fair to good
wether. $350.3.90; good to choice awe.
$3.tiV(i4.00; fair to good ewes. $3 26-gj.ftO.
Representative sales:
No.
6' western erne
324 western esse
00 shorn lamb
western lamb
240 western ewe
00 western lamb
470 western lamb, cull
S14 western ewe
197 western ewes
215 western ewe
73 western
142 weatern
24' wetern
317 western
t western
19 western
36.1 weatern
16 western
216 western
It western
Ii. western
39 western
23 western
IOO western
113 western
IhO western
2J5 western
Xk western
3, 3' estern
1 1 western
11 western
ewes
yearlings
ewes
lambs
wethers
lambs
yearlings
yearlings
ewes
ewes, culls
lamha, feeder
Inn'bs
ewes, wethiim
yearlings ...
yearlings
yesrllngs
ewes
aiiihs
wethera
ewes
yearling
wethers
AV.
I')?
li
PS
88
8S
91
44
117
111
104
03
99
106
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4 00
4 00
6 00
8 Oil
8 90
6 6.1
4 00
5 90
5 90
3 85
8 80
4 70
4 00
6 15
4 .0
5 t'
4 71
4 75
8 85
3 13)
5 21
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4 .0
i 75
4
4 75
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4
3 50
4 75
84. Joseph Lire Block Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Tan. 18. CATTLE Re
celpta. 1.600 head; market strong. 10c
higher; steers. ti.WQ f0; cows and heifers.
(3.Miojr6.oO; calves, $3 600 8. 60.
HOU8 Receipts. 4.000 head; market 10c
higher: top, $5; bulk of sales. $7.1 .'(7 7.96
8HEKP AND LAMBS Receipt, 3,500
head; market strong; lambs, $4.506.15.
.lock In 8lgh.
Receipt of live stock at the five principal
western market yesterday.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep
South Omaha 4.400 8.000 p.Mio
St. Joeeph 1.600 4.0u0 8.600
Kansas City 8.O11O II.O11O 7.000
St. Loula 4.000 7.600 8.701
Chicago 21.000 29,0.0 !i.0i
Totals 88.900 67.501) 48.700
Tha Key to tha Situation Be Want Ads.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18.-COFFEE Futures
137'i opened barely steady at a decline of 8'ctl7
points under local liquidation and bear
pressure, which seemed to be Inspired by
lower European markets. There did not
seem to be a great deal of support early
and price eased off to a net lo of about
25 to 27 point on the active months during
the middle of the day. Later there was a
rally on covering and bull support, but
while the market closed steady, last price
howed a decline of from 19 to 21 point
for the day. Sale. 83.750 hag; January,
11.34c; February, 11.33c; March and April,
11.41c; May. 11.42c; June. 11.38c; July, 11.32c;
August. 11.25c: September, 11.20c; October,
11.11c; November. 11.10c: December. 11.07c.
Receipt at the two Braxlllan port. 17,000
bags, against 21.000 last year. Jundlahy re
ceipts. 4 600 bags, against 6.600 last year.
33
4
31"
;:
415,
ITS
3
oil,
II
34'.
26 S
235.
53
174S
3S
IX,
31
77S
IDS
! New York deliveries yesterday, 20,365 bag,
: .. : . oam
S
15',
3-.S
51
7AU
SS
64.600 aharea.
SlCc: fee- I
Shipments !
54.1) 1
l.lergool 4rain linrket.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. In. WHEAT
firm; No. 2 red western is inter. 7s 4d
turcH. stad; March. '
t 't MIN - Spot. American
4s 4d; A merit an mixd
fulines .steady. .lan"ar
4s 4',d; March. 4s 7d.
K4',
northern aprimt.
$1 0..JI 1 us; 1 in n.
S ta-h 4-,',tt'tc;
No. .' w bite. 45 :
Frorla Market.
ri:tiui. 111. Jan. iv- corn-
No. 3. 45c: No. 4. U'jc.
OATS Sample, film; standard 3
3 white 3-',i . No. 4 sshlie. Ji,c.
a J.l'". w,. . ORT,, o J Ca-lu
2'c: No. 3 white. .'Vncv: No. 3 w,.ii,
a.'n.'J'.c. No. 4 sihlre, 3IVii3-r'; standard'
$.i.y-c
HI "I T Ell -Steads ; creameries, ;a'jc
dairies. I'q2'.'c. '
E m --- , : receipts 1 isj.l
mark, case included. 04a2k;
prime ni'M.
4 1 1 ll :- !:: daisies, 14,ilii,c;
lifllS'.c; Young America.. lOuidV
lioi in1. I.ViH Im
Iluliilh lirai Market.
1 IU'LI'TH. Jan. is -WHEAT Closi
I $1.11.1, : July. l In,: No. 1 northern.
No. 2 northern. Jl.o.'ci l.tV
OATS-S-'s-.c.
cases;
first.
at
M laiaeapul la liralu Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. In.-W II KAT-Mav
I $l.07,'o 1 0;T,. July. SI cs't; cash. No. 1 bard
twins. $1 if; .No. 1 nortlurn
; long-j northern. $1.04 ,tfi 1 .00 v.
In ) TA'lttES I'll 111: choice to fancy, tstr
(0c; fair to good. 4sif4"c. ' '
4olloa Market.
Vl.'VV VilUW Ij.i IW ,',.VTnV c
I -1 .1 I 1 I t . - t . I - t ,1, L m . II . - . . . . . . . . . . .... i
......... n. r. i.c; c.oseii quirt, iu pom nmnrr, miittillng up-
clr.Hsed. ..c; h.na. alive. I?; dreese.1. Mt I lands. I4.!U-; mulUliiiK gulf. 16 1'; salt-. I
12c: springs, ailse. lie: dressed, uy. lam bale.
v. i- s:. naos . no 10 t)ii). ii.-,. . ST i,,ns .i,n i
to 5.".-P. H.'jc; M to ll)-ll
Cai tot Kect-ipia: vv hvat
32'. cai; catn. J'. 4 cars,
liniiou: Wheat. Ii curs;
VI' i. 1 cars.
ll-.C.
2. in: coin,
rlstiniuted To-t-orii,
;itj cat.
Vllnaakrr tirala Market.
MII.WAIKEK. Jan. H
Bleary.
VSHEAT-No. I nrllirrn. $lCfilil1o: No.
! northern. (l.ilil irii; Mav. J) Olt.-olui C
COTTON - Pn-
clianged; miiiil.iiia. ITic. No sales: ic
cclpta, 3,05 lialcs; shipment. 3.M:i bale.
at cli. ::i.4l'i bales.
New Yoik cotton market, as furnished
by Ixigau v hi)a.i. menitieia Neiv V01
lotion exchange. Jlo So ilh Sixteenth street,
email :
Neva York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 18 -MONEY On call,
steady. 2S.ii 3 per cent; ruling rate. 2J per
cent: closing bid. 2 Per cent; offered at
" per cent. Time loans, steady; 60 days.
3 per cent: 00 days. lfAfZ per cent; i
months, a, cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4ni
ner cent.
47.oij ST ER LINO EXCHANOE-Sleady at d
6 ui I cllne with actual business in bankers bills
iat 14.825511 4.82r.r. for C()-day b lis and at
I (4.8,r.i". for demand
Spot. CtlMMFRCI AI, RILLS-$4.8r,l4 S;l2
fn- 1 1 . Kit hie. ..i.c: Mexican dollars.
7ad; May. 7s ld. 1 Bi in US t ios ernment, ateadv
mixed new. mi. el. ' firm.
old. firm. 5a 2d. , Closing quotations on bonds today
ts renruaiy, as, folios:
I f. a. raf .a. re,
i do toupo..
IV. 8. 3. reg...
it cdiipon
V. 8 4. r
I do coupon
i Allle-l hal li 7a.
! Am Ag it
I A T V T cv. 4a
i Am Tobacco 4a . . .
o. va
Arnw.ur a Co, 4',a
Alchlw.n gen. 4...
dn vv. 4a
dt cv. .. .
A. U 1st 4
llal & Ohio 4l
do IS
lu S. SV. 3',. ...
Bowtk. Tr cv. 4..
Van of un j, V
t 'en leather oa. .
r ol N i t aa
ITiei. .- HI1I0 4',a .
do raf.
f 'hi. Kgn 4t A S'Ta.
C.. B Q I la
do pen. 4,
1 '. M a. S P. 1 1
against 20 072 last year.
Spot coffee, quiet; Rio No. 7. 12c; San
to No. 4. 14'Tir,c. Mild coffee, nominal;
Cordova, 3tf'164e.
Will forfait Cloth Prodactloa.
BOSTON, Jan. 18.A curtailment of the
111-ndiirttoii nf cotton cloth of 25 Der cent
was recommended at a meeting of the I
Arkwright club here this afternoon. The
Arkwright club is an organization nf treas
urer representing most of the cotton mills
in the New England states and the ma
turity of the cotton factories in the coun
try. I Hll'tl.O l,lK STOCK MARKET
time
Demand for 4 allle Slow Hoe Lower
Sheep ttrona,
CHICAGO. Jan 16. CATTLE- Receipts,
j 21 no' head: market slow, weak:
railroad i I4.tUiiti.Mi: Texas steers, ai.am.i.tu:
I steers. $ I. Horn ii.00'
cow and
1.. -. f
j (7.fel'U.50.
Iseevea.
western
stockcrs and feeders. $3 '0
heifers. $J6"ii40: calves,
H glier;
,c; No
: Mas
$1 ov
..IW-14 nt it. SI. 4',....
. . lOi I4 Jepell 4.-.
..I'f-'a 4o 4Sa
ID-'a K C 80. In n. ...
iu a I. S ileh 4i ll. l
. II'.S I. A N. uni 4a ...
7, M . K. t T l.l 4.
I0.S do gen 4i-a
' 'M Pacific 4.
"S N K H of M. I',.
..I0f.' e.v, v. c. g a',...
- lo lieu 4,
Hot
sliade
-Receipt. 29.000
lower llian early:
head
light
Market a
and mixed
H A If.
4i
$1.0,41101,. N
No. 3. (I W i Mi
n.orit -:
1
Month. . open i High.' Low. 'Clour.; Ye'y.
bid
41A TS
ItA RL1
i-Kuill,.'.
V - Samples. ST-fi-Sx'.
Philadelphia rrudarr Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IS Kl'TTER
l inn; extia western creamery. 7o; nearby
prtnle. yV".
t:i OS- Meads : IVi na Is an a and other
neamy rusta. tree t ares c at maik- cur
lent lecelpta. In retui liable cases. :'7n
"ark; wastein firsts, frra cases, !Sc
.Inn. .,
March
Mac ..
11 ly ..
Aug. .
Oct. ..
. 14 53
. 14 72
. I H 92
. 14 91
.1 14 58
. , 13 Si
Kaasaa Clly
14 65 ;
II M 1
15 05
I . 05 '
14 .4
II 40 I
4. rata
11 50
II 6i
1191,
M 9)
14 51
13 32
and
14 Kt
14 SO
14 01
II IX
II .3
14 3)
II 15
14 6,
14 1,
It 14 54
13 ii
Prat Islons,
c l 1 . P
dn rfg. 4 v.
1 ,io. I od w4 . . . .
ai ol,, Mid. 2t .
1 . 4 e
P A H. cv. 4e .
i ,' It t. a..
do ref
t'leilllcra' 5s ....
Kr I 4. . .
do gen. 4a
flu 1 4. r
do iM-rlc B . .
lien. r7lec. 1 1 . 5,
III. l eu. in '.'
Int. Met 4' . .
Hd nrfaied
!' . V . N
l"7S cv. . . .
.v VV. lai
' do cv. 4
'i No Pacific 4,
- s do 5
S O. g, l.. rfdg 4
renii. cv. SSs 1115
do con 4e. .
Heading gen. 4a...
I'-:S 81 I. ti F. I,
l"'i do gen. 6a
SI I.. 8. W c.
-IS do l r.!d 4.
8 A U 4.
-- 7'4 80 pc. col 4a
a 17 do cr. 4e
. 93'
. S:l',
. '.
. ;'
. 71',
'.
.
4
t-rtiSO.'.; heavy. t. nofiS.O,: rough. $. M)i
7 .941- good to choice heavy. (7.!V!iS 06; piga.
(7 701 20: bulk of sales. $7.oor,rS 06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Kecrlpt. 25 010
head. Market strong: native, $iOnoi.H6;
western. f2.7.Vfi'.r5: s earllnai. $4 TOitSSO: !
lambs, native. (4.75476 60; western, (j.Ootji &.H5
I lis I.
CITY.
Nensn
' KANSAS
wis I ceipts. 8.000 liead.
t Market steady lo
bni, 1 and export steers,
7"'i ! $5 .ton 6 mi; western
sl4 ers and feeders. (1
if Stork Market.
Jan. 18 CATTLE Re
including too southern
lOr biwer: dreesed beef
$ii.0O'a6.75: fair to good.
teer. (5 2.V?j6 2'i: tock-7-.75;
southern steer.
'""l ' cri- 11 l.'.'o.-, 60- nplk. h.ifor. (' "iV, -. I
. .. ',
4a SI
. . . 87'
4a
4.
Hall
r.f.
... So.
' do g.ri. 4
8", I mon P, ,-nir 4a
4S - dn cv. 4,
... SS do lei ref .
'a I s Hi hr"r t .
... : t S Sieel :d 5a
7: V a -rac. i "hem. lt
.... 4 SSil,h ,l 5, ...
.... 74', dn 1,1 V ei 4a.
A . i l4 Wenel n 51d le
.... tS ni. Kla- cv 5,
147 HI, l'eiiti,l 4a
4i 7S Mo. Pacltic cr.
.... ;ss
is
"S
'.
I"
Inn',
,l".,v.
bull" $2.'h5 25: calves $4 7,'ina5).
IH).-S- Receipt 11 head. Market 5c
higher; bulk of sale $7.)s547i 95; hevs-. $; 8", I
a 7 !:; packer and butcher. $7 9fHT7.9,;l
I sbt. J7 N5i7 m.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipt 7 01)
beid. Mark"! Oc to 15c higher; lambs.
?5 75 35: yearling $4 7.Vo5.76: wrlh-
ci n. $4.5tr I : ewe. $4.Cn I t'.; stockera and I
fveocrs. HOi.Jr.l. ,5.
I. us,
l"3'.
. Inula l ive klnrL
t I.OIIS. Jan 18
4 '' head: including
1"S I steads lo 10c lower:
at i ckim'-l steers, v. .rn ,
Market.
-CATTLE-Receipt.
400 Texan: market
native ahipplni: and
dressed beef and
-.1
. wc
"v xws. ... ii N'v r f nv rsf.irim
Wn'Mty s same
Mtm produces Bountiful Crops
m (Dffliaha L
1
This will be the enbject of on of
the most interesting exhibits at tha
and.
AiuoiToiRauiva
January Eighteenth to Twenty-Eighth
HOW
M
(leuahn Hair Markrt.
OMAHA. Jan It.- IIAT-No. I ll.iai v..
I'." "0: altaifa. $M tw Stiaav:
$ 50, oats, (7 UW.
at I 2. Hi) I', pa king
at Wheat, (o .'Mi ri
botf-lier stfer. Osr''! . .'0 . steers und
I 't'l pounds tri.2"'1i7.0); stci kers and feed
ers $l75i5 S4i. rows and heifers. 1 1 751 1 50 ;
earner. $:' rafi 3.3,", : bolls ::.75ft5 50; calves.
'. t4i9 25: Texa and Indian steer. $:00?f
t. "O r(, and heifers. IOO'i4 50
Hi uiS-Re eit.ta. 7 500 bead: market
Ktearl-.: f.c to lec biuher: liias and llahta
H American ecurltle ! : ik,i 11; packer. 10'ilv2o; butcher and
about unchanged today. ; bet heav y. Il icij8 20.
leaner followed and SHEEP AND LAMPS- Receipts. ST.)
b.ad: rcarket firm: native muttons. $4 Oirf
4 55; lambs. &r5in .V,: roll atid buck, $2 50
tj3 0u. atsKkeia, $2 2f-yl J6.
I.nuiliia i.rl. ilurket
LONDON. Jai7.
opt n d steady and
Eali- busing of tl
prices ttilvanceil ummJ Iractl.oi. At noun
value ranged from un lia.tgrd to a, above)
ictcrda s New York closing. Canadiao
Tlie Alfalfa exhibits and the Alfalfa lectures are interesting to city rveople
well s as those who raise it, because they deal with the most vital problem of th
producing power of land which looks to Omaha for a market.
The exhibit made by the C. & N. W. railroad will show you how Alfalfa is grown,
what percentage of food it places in the noil for future use, how it is used to foed
stock and other interesting and practical information that every man should know.
Thi ti only one ftatun to b$ seen at tfi4
Land Shw. thert are a hundred othtrt.
25c,
the general admission price, takes you
to every exhibit, show and lectura
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