Nebraska Newspapers

    THK T.EF.: OMAHA. FRIDAY, .TANT.RY CO. 1011.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET !
Wheat Openi Easy on Lower Cable
and Bearish Advices.
FARMERS AJRE SELLINQ FREELY
II S. No. 1 northern. II ',; No. 2
n'.'thern. II 04..; (,,, . No. 3. l 0."u 1 .0..
FLAX -Closed at $;
cnKN-No. 3 ell,.w. 4i4c.
I MAIS No. 2 4hlte. Jl'a.Jc.
i HI K-Nn 2 Vil"
I :KAN-ln t'O Ib.'sacks,
Fie1 CH - First patent.
patent. l Xi.'iF.
, 4.!.Vii,i.;Ci:
fl'st clears. $.'. 3oJ. 4.75:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
nkm( Hrtkrna sharply on the 0ea
ln nil rrn.ire if ales lear
lah Hewtlment Offer
lass Are l.wr.
seiond clears, $2 .io'ij 2 fS.
K.V I OH K I.KVKIUI. M IHKUT
. arlnn
nt the l)r
Commodities.
XKW TORK, Jan !.-Fl. t "R Steadv ;
; aprlng patent. I.l.o'd :,.:); winter straights.
$4 2i'.(i4..tr.: winter patent. M.4Jj.i; spring
OMAHA. .Inn. 1?. W i- jchar. $4 114 .4i; winter extras. No. 1. H 40
t.ner rshles and further bearish advices ( tf,i.-,); winter extra. No. 2. $.'! i1';j3 40; Kan
fion: foreign market.; caused an easlat I ran straight. 14 tv 4.7.1. Rye Hour, firm;
rpenlng In wheat HomeSite condition are fair to good. 4 2"rf74 X"; choice to fancv,
a berlh with the exception of rash , 14 4V(,4 ..jj. Huckwhcat flour, steady ; $2 26 per
cVmand. which haa heen rti. out shoa , Ion it.
Flan of Improving. OHN M KAL Steady ; firm whlta and yel-
Kerent free rnuntrv selling I now hsvlng , low. (1
It effect on corn al'i and alow ahlpplng j WHKAT-Spnt market steady: No. I red.
demand gave the market an easier tone. $1.01. elevator, and $110. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
pttre dropping lower without much ""II- northern Iniluth. $1.23', f. o. h. I"'; ""
)n pressure turea were easy early under liquidation
Wheat weakened sharply at the opening following cables, but rallied on covering
on pressure of aale and bearish aeutlment I due to hull support and steady cssh, mr
n.leH The m.rket waa well aupported onkeie, clostng y 'ie net lower. May closed
the break and aoon recovered earlv V. at I .o and July at $1 TO'
eii. ri,m if... v In waa registered In CRN-Spot market barely steadv ,
the rah market, where offering were
(die lower.
Coin broke at the atart with the weak
peas In wheat and lower cahlea. Huylng
l.v the hull leadera and coverlna: of ahort
on ine uecnne ramewi ine n - - . i
teraav a eveie. wnen nunnw' -- , . , ,i ,,,i . ,
the later trading, Cash corn waa aoft and W" fL". Vi nC
No. 2. M'.c, f. o. b. afloat. Futurea mar
ket waa without transactions, cloalng lc
net hlKher. Mav cloned at Wc.
OATS Spot market cany; standard while.
3S"4c; No. 2. c; No. 4. OTifcc. Futures were
. ... . .. i
vea- i earner unoer iiuuiuaiTion in January, rum-
c net lower. January cloaed at ssc
.c In wee
Primary wheat recelpta were R4,0n0 bunh
ela and shipments were 27. 0"0 buahela.
ngalnst recelpta 1at year of 742.0oi) buahela
and ahlpmenta of ate.OoO buahela.
Primary wheat recelpta were fifla.onu bneh
la and shipments wcr (iy).0oi bushels,
against recelpta last year of 707.000 bushel
and shipment of 507. nf) bushels.
Clearances were. n5.ncl0 bushels or corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal to
a'.'.iAl buahela.
Liverpool closed 'i'Q ! lower on wheat
and Vd Wd lower on corn.
The following caah salea were reported:
WHEAT-.Vo. 2 hard. 1 car. M'ic; No. 3
hard. 1 car. M'c; No. 4 hard. 1 car. Kc.
ctiUN-No. 3 white, 3 cars. 42c; No. 4
white. 1 car, 41Hc; No. 3 color, 1 car. 41c;
No. 3 color. 1 car, 41Hc; No. $ yellow, IB
cars, 41'c; No. 3 yellow. 1 car, 41c; No. 4
vellow. 6 rara. 40ic; No. 3 mixed. 11 cars,
1c j No. I ,1 mixed, 3 cars. 40c; No. 4
InUerl. B cars, 40c.
OATi4 No. 3 white. cara. Soc; No. 4
whits. 4 cara, 301c; No. 4 white. 1 cars, 30c.
Ilmnhn (nab Prices.
V IIKAT-No. 2 hard, 93'31Wc; No. 3 hard.
DiViV'JP": No. 4 hard, iSV'W'ic ; rejected,
hard, i 'iW'lUV': No. 3 spring, MsWtc;
.No. i spring, leVVNfM'xe.
CORN No. ' white. W&42r; No. 3
while. 41Va42r : No. 4 wl Ite. 41(&-41'-: No.
il nior. 4l'.44i'4lc: No. 2 ysllow. WiAW.
.No ;; vellow, 4n(f41,,4c: No. 4 yellow, 39V,
H.i,o; No. 2. 4Ml4o; No. 3, 3Vst41c;
No. 4. J9S7i4s;' ; no grade, 37ii;ac.
OA I d No. 2 white. SW'vsnw: standard.
30i46J04c; No. a white, 4i30lic: No. 4
while. '.K'fUfo'jc; No. 3 yellow, 3X8304c;
No. 4 jellow. 2?iV3ic.
HARI.IOV-No. 4. 7S4fwc; No. 4. KK&75;
;o. 1 Iced, Mri70c; telected, mfntioc.
UVfc-No. I'. 70Oc; No. J, TS'iiUc.
C'arlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn
Chicago 13 24f.
Minneapolis 89
imalia 1:4
liuluth 37
HAY Mtetulv; t.rtme. $I.07U; No. 1. $1 0g
1 07: No. 2. O.Vflll.00; No. 3, 5c.
Hons firm; state common to choice 1910.
23'i27c; 1!i. lTfrauc; raclfle coast. 1910. 18
:'2 : IW9. l;VdlKc.
HltiKS julet; Central America, 214c;
Rogota. I2-&23C.
I.KA I Mr.n- Steadv; hemlock flrat. 2WS
8.V; seconds, 21V23c; thirds, l30c; re
jects. l.Vol7c.
PROVISIONS-F'ork. ateady; mesa, $22.25
i2o: famllv. $22.50fi2f 00; short clears.
$L(IO0a22 On. Reef, ateadv; meaa. $14 00-d 14 :0;
famllv. $t.Uki U.0O; beef hams, i2. 6vt 27.60.
Cut meats, easy; pickled belllea. 10 to 14
pounds, i:irt14c; pickled hams. U'Viilto. Lard,
easy; middle west, prime, $l03i10.4i;
refined, steady; continent, $11.00; South
America. $ll.ri; compound, 8Vnc.
TALUIW-yulet; prime city, hhds.,
7 7-lic; countr". 7'f'7ac-
P)l'l,Tnr lirensed. firm: western chick
ens, ltgiSc; fowls, 14fT17c; turkeys, 18
it .
HI'TTER Easv; creamery specials, 27c;
extras, 2",c; third to first. Write; held
creamery third to special. Iji26c; state
dairy common to finest. Wa2:jc; process
common to special. 18HW21c; Imitation
creamery, first a, 19UI20C: factory held, 1SQ
1SV: current make, H'i'&l&H1'.
CHKKSF; Steady; sktma, 2(?fl2c.
EG138 Steady ; state. I'ennsylvanla ana
nearhv hennery, white, fancy, AVfiJUc: west
prn gathered, white, 3gMp; fresh gathered,
flist. 27c; refrigerator, special marks, in
local atorage, 234c; same, flrat, 2!i23c.
POIM.TRY-Alive, easy: western chick-
i ens, lwl34i'; fowls, loS'aioc: turkeys, lorff
lKc Uresaed, steady; western chli'kens, lb
4(18V4c; fowls, 16t(17c; turkeys, lSt2i.
Oats.
136
WKATHFH 1 THK, URAI BELT
!0 '
IIIM'AUO iillAI.N
Liquidation for Profit Exercised De
termining: Influence on Market.
IMPROVEMENT AFTER OPENING
Tarff Admission that retaliations
Are Afloat for Consolidation nf
Many Independent Tele,
phone fompaalee.
det rcascd. Jon nm; public deposit. In
creased1. l.'.l.oii; notes r serve. Increased,
f." 274 nno; government aerurltles. decreased.
(44 4 nri Proportion of the hank s reservo
to liability, i.1 23 per cent, last week It waa
47 83 per rent.
I. oval Seenrltlea.
Quotations furnished by Rurna. Rrlnker
Co. 449 New Omaha Nstlonal bank
building:
pr cent
U 124.
NEW YORK. .Inn. 19 Liquidation for
prr.fil. particularly in the mote prominent
speculative Issues, exercised a determining
Influence on the stock market today. The
movement was niost pronounced In I'nlted
States Steel. Rending. Norfolk A Western,
I'ennsylvanla, New Y'ork Central and
Amalgamated Cppcr.
After the opening there was a passing
Improvement, particularly In the coalera.
which placed the a hole slightly above
last night's close. The market closed near
the, final figures of yesterday. The
a'rength of St. Paul was the most notable
feature of the ra'lway group, although no
action was taken on the dividend rate by
the executive committee today. Increasing
ease of money Is no longer a bullish factor,
it being now generally recognised that this
condition Is largely, If not wholly, due to
poor business. lioston waa responsible for
bear rumors touching on the copper situa
tion and commission houses at that cen
ter were sellers of the shares. The listing
of American Smelting In Ijondon waa fol
lowed by an abrupt decline here, but with
aubaequent recovery. The
In various telephone Issues at higher
prices waa accounted for today In the tacit
admission by a large banking Interest that
negotiation are afloat tir a consolidation
of many Independent companies.
One of the returns for Oeeemher from
Important railroads, that of the Baltimore
Ohio, showed a net decrease of $138,001),
which Is considerably above the average
decrease for the last six months.
The bond market was Irregular. Total
sales, par value. $3.791,000.
I'nlted States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on slocks were as follows:
High. Low. Clos.
Colori-ln Till. Co
Ctu mbu. Neh. .
Chicago Sanitary
IMtmlt S:11rn 1IH
Fairmont iVeamer? lat f. 4 p. e....
Irwa Por'lano t anient lat
Kar.aaa City R L, oa. 1(1)
Kannaa rilr 4a Mo arbool
henne,lr P-ullitng c.
Michigan staia Tel. ptd 4 par cant..
Nehraaka-lnwa Grain Co
Nebraska Tal. Co. alork
Omaha Auditorium ISs
Omaha C. la, 1917
Omaha Wa'ar 6a. 1"1
Omaha Water Ca. let
Omaha A C. B R. ft ft. 6a, 1
Omaha St. fir. la. 114
Omaha A C. B. St. R. a. mi
Omaha A c. n. Ft. Hy. pfd, t p. ..
Omaha A '", B. St. Ry., com
foutharn Bell T. A T. S. 141
State of Maaaachuaatta Sa. 193t
-hrarza-hll1 Sulaherger Co s, 1814.
Hoeklord KlecLrlc Co. (a, 1029
London SfM-k market.
I.ONHON. Jan. 19 American securities
opened steady. The market was supported
during the early trading and prices ruled
from Mi to above parity.
Conaol. money T9' l-otiiavllla A N 1M
(to account n M., K. A T Sg'a.
Amal. Copper 5 N. Y Central 115
Anaconda I Norfolk W 1104,
Atrhlano in;i, no pM -. T1
do ofd !) Oniinn aV W 431
recent activity Balilmore A Ohio. ..Ill rnmlvanla Soi
t anadlan Pacific 214 Rand Mines
Cheaapeaak A O W Reading l
Chicago Q. W 24 Southern Ry 2'i
Chi.. Mil. A St. P..130LJ do pfd t'
lie Reera ln Sonthern Paclfia W7n
llenrer A Rio O Jl Inlon Taclflc
do pfd
Erlo
do lat pfd.
do 2d pfd . .
Grand Trunk
llltutla Central
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to a Little Lower in
Spots.
HOGS OPEN FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Rid. Asked.
to tl
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keep Recelpta o l.argr Thnraday,
hat Liberal for the Week, YVhlle
Prices dhow Very little
( hnnste Fltber Way.
flOt'TH OMAHA. Jsn. 1. 1911.
necrlpts were:
Official Moodav
Official Tuea.i- ...
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday ,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 4.7' $ 4vt 1I.4M
... I 790 ;.s
... 4 4 .S17
... 4.1' ."
9.n.
9.212
;,wi
f4.4'.? .WOT
S2 M2 SM.W
17.4415
1.17 17;oo
M i7 1311
359W IS.91
Kralarrt of the Trading and loalnal
Prlrea on llonrd of Trnale.
CIUCAOO. Jan. 19. Wheat broke throush
ai'i portlng orders today. Kitlns In okla
hoina ending a prolonged drouth, formed
He principal reaaon. latest figures were
at n. net decline of V.'oVc to Vc. '1 he duy's
.lajht non In the Lake Region and
Rain In the Month.
OMAHA. Jan. 19. 1911.
There has been a very decided modera-
; tlun In temperature within the last twenty
l four hour In the eastern atatea. lake re
i glon. the Ohio and middle Mississippi val-
.."" le Bnd ,he northweat. and generally
A.Jli I ku I warmer weather prevails In all sections.
! except that It Is somewhat colder In the
Oakotaa and on the west guit ana Bonn
I Psclffo coasta. Zero weather still holda
! in the upper Mississippi and Missouri val
leys, and temperatures ranging from 10 to
' SOf helow continue In the Canadian prov-
inces. Light anow flurries occurred In the
I lake region and rains In the southern states
iwlihln the last twenty-four hours, and
scattered rains are falling In the gulf
xcept some light
extreme northweat
I and rains nn the Pacific slope, there has i
uadlng lift corn precisely the same as Inst th, mor,,inK Kx
,,ieht to Wo up. Oats were unchanged to In U.a ex
''ti'c higher and provisions varying from , nd ralnB n fne Pacific
lnc down to a rle of a dime.
a ilea In the w heat pit surrerel rot --eat of the Missouri river alnce the ore
only from the moisture In the southwest. ; ceding report. While considerable cloudl-
lu.n no neecllilt At Ion worihv of mention
but also because of large shipments from
Ihe Argentine and on account of Increasing
receipts at primary points, (specially at
M nn:apolla. Kurthetniore. there were r?
p'i'is of a good snowfall In the south part
of Huaala. a ureal help to the winter crop.
Argtn.lne shipments for the week were
estimated at 1.440.000. as against 47.'.OfH) bti.
a year hko. and were nearly as much
rlur lit the last seven days as for all of
January twelve month ago. I-ate In the
dav large sales of flour caused general
covering bv shurts. The market i allied
sharply, but th effect dul no: last, and
Ihe tone was easy at the close. Mav langrd
..mi Jl. (''-. to (lOllhl.Ol'H, finishing Jo
down at II.OO7..
large export clearances guve strength to
coin May fluctuated between 49',c and
Ii0'.c, with final aales unchanged at oO'sc
'the cash market was easv, shipping de
liiimU twins pructlcallv at a stnndatill
i xcept on a low basis. No. " yellow finished
at 47 'c.
Oats kept within narrow limits and did
not show much volume. High and low
po'nt for May were :i4'(ic and :14'ic and the
clcse '.ti'.c up st 3440.
. light run of bona In th var'ous pack
Ins centers tended to make provisions ftm,
n th end pork was 0c higher to 1"c
down, lard !c up to a like amount lower
ird rils were unchanged :o a. nickel ad-
ance.
1'iiies In Chicago, furnished by the t'p
liike Craln company. 7t'8 Brandel bulldlni;
Omaha, telephone louglas :73:
Articles I Open. Illsh. Uw. Clcse. j Yttry
V'.t-' ' I I
Mav... 1 OlirT'a
.lulv...'WinH7
.Sept...; I'.'i
C-'i-Mav.,
.1 ulv.,
Sept..
Uata
M v.,
.luly.,
riepi,,
or-
.'n..
May.
Liu
Jan..
Mac.
n,i,.
Jan..
lay.
ness win prevail in mis vicinity tonight
and Friday. It will probably continue fair
U night and Friday, with warmer tonight.
1911. 1910. 1900 i9im.
!. west last night 27 28 2 23
Precipitation 00 ,00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today. 20 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
14. 9S Inches.
Kxcess corresponding period In 1910, (.30
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906,
6. CI Inches, i
L, A. WELSH, Loral Forecaster.
; July, fiO'ie.
4S!sc; No. t
Cash,
white,
lower;
31c.
1 CIVal 1 00V
.'!W'tl
Ui 91S
1 fit'.
50'rrli bl'a
I Sl'g B2165J1,1
I
3'4:
49,i
1 ftlit
7.01.
,V)i.
1 ' . i i fill,
5l,.62e..2i 51'.S5Z
iji
IS4
I
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rt'il
t
S4.
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is v:
.' 10 30
.( W 01
I IS 97
I
! 10 30
I 10 (2
lo c; i w t;;
. . 10 02 05; HI (16
is K0
10 20
9 97
10 or.
10 IV
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I la :7
I
I 10 ?)
I 10
i 10 tin
I l l 1J
20 41
18 :
10 21
;
10 n;
i ;
l. t ools Urnrral Market.
ST. I.OriS, Jan. 19. WHEAT Futures
lower; May. 1.01i; July, srHc. Cash,
steady: track. No. 2 red, 31.04; No. t hard
1.0( Hi 1.05.
COHN Steady; May. 49'c
Cash, weak: track. No. 2,
white. 4o1i&47Hc.
OATS Steady; May. ir.Sc-
track. No. 2. I'jffiilc: No. 2
' V K ' 'nchanged, ot S4c.
FLOt.'R Wulet; red winter patents. $4.R5
hS.2.1; extra fancy and straight, 4.2iu4.7d,
hard winter clears. $,1 .tWi 4.00.
KKKli-Timothv. t.1.0tnt9.00.
COKN.MKAL 2.30.
KKAN Higher; eacked. east track, $109
ill 10.
HAY Steady; timothy. IH.OOft 19.00; prai
rie SH.OOf 14 -M
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Jobbing
f:'V0. I-ard, lower; prime steam. t9.97'.ir ! Tennaaaas Coppar
lO.OT'v. Irv salt meats, unchanged: boxed Trxaa A Paclilr
extra shorts. 11100: clear ribs. Sll.Ou: short T
clears, .11.12'i. Bacon, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts al2.2i; clear ribs, $12 36, short
clesrs. S12.371.
Pol' L 1 K Y Firm ; chickens. llVjc; spring,
12c: tuikexs. lbV.c: ducks. 14c; geese. 8c.
Hi'TTt:R Lower; creamery. 2327c.
i:UG8 Ixjwer. at 24'c.
Receipts. Shipments.
7.3O0 s.iajo
1T.4KI0 22.000
92.i0 2H.0K
83,000 56.0UO
AlllB-Chatmera pfd
Amalgamated Copper ....
American Agricultural ...
American Haet Sugar
American Can
American c. A F
Am. Cotton (ill
American It. A L. pfd...
Am. Ire Pecurltiea
American Llnaeed
American Locomotive ....
American a. A R
Am. S. A R. prd
Am. Stel Koundrlea
Am. Sugar Haflnlng
American T. A T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Oo
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
RalMinora A Ohio
Hethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Centra! Leather
Central Leather pfd
Owtral of Naw Jersey...
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago a. W., new
P. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
('., M. A St. f
O , C, C. A St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern
IVmaolldated Uaa
Corn Producta
Ilaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio iirande
II. A R. O. pfd
Dlatlllera' Becurlllea
Brla
Rrla 1st pfd ,
Brla id pfd I
tlemeral Electric
(ireat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore ctfa.
llllnola Central
Interhorough Mat
Int. Mat. pfd
Imermtintial Harveaier
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central j
Kanaaa (lit 80
K. C. go. pfd
Iclede Uaa
Loutavllle A Naahvllle...
Minn. A 81 lAula
M . St. P A 8. 8. at....
M . K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl Pacific
National Blacull
National Lead
N. R. R, of M tu ptd..
Naw York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Weatern
North American
Northern Paclrtc
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People'a Uaa
r c, c. A at. L
Plttabunj Ooal
Praaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
I Railway 8oeel Spring
Reading
I Republic Steel
j Republic Steal pfd
I Ruck lalanil Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. I.. A H. F. M ptd...
I St. Ixiula 8 W
I St. L S. w. pfd.
14.'0
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1.1 "10
I.: 10
1,010
7110
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15,400
100
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1.100 107', 1074
! ftioM-ahafflald a
! Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
! So. Railway pfd
A I.
St.
T . St.
I I'nlon
1 t'nlon
A W.
L. ft W.
Pacific
Pacific pfd
pfd...
Flour, bhls.
Wheat, bu.
Coin, bu
Oats, bu
July. 49i,c. bid.
mlx(d. 44v744'.c:
4&' & 4514c; No. 3.
t ah uuulatlnns were as follows:
1'LO.CK- Kaay; winter la .enta. i.30iil.(0:
straights. Cl.tait) 1.4V; Hiring putei.ls. bras.
1 aiu. 1 do Higher than lu weeks
Ltialghta. I4.40iti4.su; bakers, "J.Ctm.l.OO.
IIVK-No. 2. 8i',c.
HA Km Y- Feed or mixing. CifiSOc
tu choice malting. StoroiKc.
t'.l-.I'r I-lav.. No. I nouthwestein
ago;
fall-
No. 1 northwcMei 11
I :M. I 'lover. 1.1.00.
I KO IriloNK- I'ork. mess, per
i (Wi 20. M. Laid, per PXi lbs.. J10.2U.
nb. Bides iloosei. $10.2.'.h 10.7.) ; short
Miles iboxed). I10.7ii 11 tk).
lotsl clearances ol wheat and flour wete
equal to .'W.coO bu. i'runary receipt were
1.4',. turn lm.. computed with T'l.ooo bu. tne I
cot 1 caponning nav a yrr ago.
Timothy. 10 4 i'o
hhl..
Slmrt
cli ar
Kauaaa Illy !raln and Prorlalona.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 19 W H EAT May,
WiViflfcV-. sellers: July. 92'','nnltC. bid.
Cash, unchanged to '4c lower; No. 2 hard
H-ciill.01: No. 3. 9jcfiJ1.01; No. ! red. $1.03;
No. A. (1 .!'( 1 .02.
CCKN May. 48",fi 1S,c
Caah. unchanged; No. 2
No. il, U'tc: No. 2 white
; 40c.
OATS rnchanited: No. 2 white, 33c; No.
I 2 nosed. 3U t2c.
I I1VF No. 2. 74-t777c.
H A Y I'nohanged; choice timothv, $14.00
,?14.:o: ci'oice prairie, $12.
R1TTICK Creamery. Jnc; firsts. 23c; sec
onds. 21c; packing stock, 14c.
I lit IO S Extras. 2t!c; firsts. 21c: seconds,
ll'c.
Receipts. Shipment
I nlied Rlatea Healty.
I'titted Statea Rubber
I'nlted State Steal
I . 8. Steel pfd
I lah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ..
Wabarh,
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Weatlnghouae Electric ....
Wanttern I nion
Wheeling A L E
Lehigh Valley
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MUJNKY Wii3H per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
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BOSTON, Jan. 19. Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Alloue, 38 Mohawk 44
Amal. Copper 84S Nevada Con 18S
A .. L. A 8 25', .Nlplaalng Mlnaa .... l'"
Arlrona Com 14VN, rlh Butte S8
Allart'lc 1 North ljika ',
P. A c. C. A 8. M. 11 Old Dominion 4n
Hutta Coalition 18 t)aceola 10
Cal. A Arlcona 46 Parrott 8. A C M
Cal. A Hacla .'.lr, agulnry 70
Centennial 12v,ihannon HH
Copper Range C. C. 81 ' Superior 38,
Kaat Dutta C. M 12v,Superlor A R. M 4
h'ranklln 7S Superior A P. 0 14
Olroux Con 6STaniarack 4fi
Oranbr Con 37 'l'. S. 8. R. A M... i
OHwune Cananea 6', do pfd 26-V,
la Royale Copper. . 14V, t'tah Oon. lo'a
Kerr 1-ake 7 6-16l'tah Copper Co 4M,
liks Copper 34V, Winona ',
La Sane Copper 4', Wulserlns 118
Miami Copper 19
Aakad.
Four daya this week..190n7
Pame days last week . . . .X.'..
Same dny 2 weeks ago 14.r.?0
Same daya S weeks a go. 10 400
fame days 4 weeks ago. 15 709
Pame days last year lti.sl
The following table shows the recelpta of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data as compared with last
l11 1910. inc. Dec.
,. WIOSR M.Sfi7 4.219
.. 97.049 110.227 1M7S
.. 96.010 83.3.12 11.670
thble shows the average
prices of hogs at South Omaha for the last
eeveral days, with comparisons:
year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
The following
TJ : 130 t 771, 88 ji ... 7 as
7. V '.4 . 7 lo a; y-yt ... T t?.
in .t; 11 7 ao n, ;n an f c,
a 247 tm 1 81 TJ ' 243 40 7 .'.
3 3i . . 7 an ,l 211 . t 3
8. ". 244 ire : ,0 aa j.a 90 7 8.S
6.V f9 41 7 84 Ml ... 7 V
a. .t . . 7 90 5: rt ... 7 av
f." M? tto 7 90 8 24 ... t 99.
;i 271 o 7 o ;n Jt 4" 7 3
86 ;'..! ; I) 7 121 . 7 8'.
H !t ... 7 a 7 t8 10 7
r- m: ... 76 -4 us . . t :.
7 ;i; ?4 7 an ?a 7 40 7 48
4 38? 90 T 90 a, ( . . 7 9A
So 8l 90 7 in u lis ... 7 a
7 239 S40 7 9rt ... J9H
61 28 ... 7 90 9 4 Il" ... 7 9.9
6) S70 ... 7 90 73 218 240 7 9i
18 23 60 7 90 A7 ...U ... 7 l
64 Ill 40 7 8o 61 t7 ... 7 90
fo 24 ... 7 80 .v M4 ... 7 90
K. .'41 60 7 90 71 Mt ... 7 9ft
3 370 129 t m 47 226 ... 7 90
e 9 4 ... 7 an J14 ... 7 Do
j M ITa ... 7 '.', 16 221 ... 7 90
40 !!6 ... t 82V, 4 ... 7 90
187 SM 90 7 A 29 ta ... 1 SO
90 319 ... 7 9S 74 J'4 ... 7 90
9 .1 ... 7 65 91 217 ... 7 90
20 2.W ... 7 9S f9 244 ... t Do
4. 220 ... 7 48 78 H9 ... '. 1
J 29f. ... 7 9r, 90 3-.'3 ... 7 9.1
I 36 360 ... T 8S 88 127 ... 7 90
! 8 114 ... J 63 rt 144 ... 7 90
3 J1 ... 7 83 14 194 ..; 7 90
70 !4I ... 7 8S 41 230 ... 7 90
63 90 7 S 6 . ... 7 o
83 26 30 1 U 22 31 ... 7 90
nos
11 9 ... 7 so
SHF.F.P Any new developments In the
Dates. 1911 11910. 1909. 1908. 1907. 11906. '1908.
Ian 9....
Jan. 10...
Jan. 11...
Jan. 12...
Jan. 13...
Jan. 14...
Jan. 15...
Jan. 16...
Jan. 17...
Jan. in...
Jan. 19...
7 8V
7 81 ,
7 73i
7 78',
I 6 Mi 4 1 t 22 4
$ 13 4 221 6 30, 5 20j 4 62
g 13! t 74 4 111 2 t m 4 SB
8 28 IB K$;
7 T2i, 4g ,;,
7 99 ' 8 frfl 5 87
8 42 6 87
7 68i, 6 93
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4 20
4 29
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8 28 4 60
( 35! 6 29 1
421 6 29' 4 62
6 42i 6 24! 4
ALDRICH PLAN IS APPROVED
Cap..... V.AV.n-)i Cava Svfttf Til
Deservti Cordial Consideration,
REFORM SHOULD NOT BE DELAYED
KffeellTe. Hrirrtra t inacil Hp llael
W ithout 9tnme Form of I entrall
aatlati tlanka ahonld llaar
Forelan llraarhri.
8 441 OR: 4 23 501 6 27 4 M)
8 331 6 091 6 42 5 S! 4 55
IVenr York Carb Market.
The following quotation are furnished
by I.ogan A iaryan. mer.-,bers New York
Stock exchange, 315 South Sixteenth at reel,
Omaha :
Amer. Tooai.ro
Iay State Oa,
H'ton Cona
Butte Coalition
Cactua
Chlno
Chief Cona
Fraction
Davia-Daly
Ollbway
Kerr Lake
Kly Central
Kly Cona
Kly Wltrh
Franklin
Otroua
Uohltlelil Florence..
Gol4flald Dally
420 Greene Cananea 6',
. 38 lnaplratlon 8),
. Vi Mrm 4S I
. 19', Nevada Cona 18,
. 2) Newhouee 94
. 31 Ohio Copper 1 -1
, IS Rawnkla Coalition...
. 17V, Kay Caniral IS
. IV, swirt Pk. Co 100
. Seara-Roebuck Co...l8av,
. 7v, Silver Plrk 7
. 8', Superior aV Pitta 14 I
. 31 Tonopah Mining 9V, I
7V, Trinity Copper 4 I
. 7', InltaJ Copper lOli
. 6V, North Lake 7V,
. IS Bohemia l
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4 10 2
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2.1 21 15
II 4 5..
41 30
1 5
8 3 11
42 19 8
11 2 4 1
1 1
5 3....
3
187 107 37 1
ew 1 ork Minings Storks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Closlng quotations
on mining stocks were:
Allre '. 160 Uttle Chief ..
Com. Tunnel etook. 20
do bunda
Con. Cal. A V..
Horn surer
Iron Sliver
Ltad villa Con. .
19
. 60
. 40
10
.. 10
Mealran
Ontario
Ophlr
standard
Yellow Jacket
. &
.. 66
.160
,.10
.100
.. 46
Hank Clearings,
OMAHA, Jan. 19. Bank clearing; for to
day were J.'.6i,44 &2 and for the corre
sponding date last year, $2,784,907.02.
OMAHA WHOK!tt!i 1HIIKW.
178',
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.Corn.
I Oat-.
bu.
bu..
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. 3.000
4 000
48. m
e.000
BUTT F.R Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade-in 1-lb. cartona. 27c; No. 2. , being ateady with
III ,J!f-!U. , 41 M, mt 4-iu. vni lulls,
2.1c; packing stock, solid pack, 15c; dairy.
In CO-lb. tubs, lbfclSc. Market changes
everv Tuesday.
CliEKSl;; Twins, ltj-SHc; young Ameri
cas. 17VxC; daisies, 17V,c; triplets, 17V,c; lim
burger, 18c; No. 1 brick, 17Vic; Imported
Swiss, 32c; domestie 8wlaa, 22c; block Swiss,
IDC.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, undsr I lbs
la per doz. ; hens. 14',,c; cocks. 11c; ducks,
lite; geese, lie; turkeys, 26c; pigeons, per
dos., tl.20; homer squabs, per dos., 44;
lancy squabs, per dos., $3.50; No. 1, par
dos., i. Alive, broilers, lbc; smooth legs,
11c; liens, lCv,c; stags and old roosters,
6c; o:d ducks, full feathered. 12c; geese,
lull feathered, ICHtc; turkeys, 1318c; guinea
fowls, ibc each; pigeons, per doi., dOc;
homers, per doz., "aijuabs. No. 1, per
doz., 1 "0, .So. 2, per doz., vvc; capons, over
H lbs.. He.
FISH tall frozen) Pickerel, 7c; whits,
11c; pike, 10c; trout. 13c; large crapplrs,
joc; Spanish mackerel, ISc; eel, 18c; had
dock, 13c; flounders, l-'c; green catfish, 20a
loe shad, H eaur; shad roe, per pair, use;
frog legs, per doz.. ouc; sa.iuuii, lie; ltall
uut, 10c. I. erring, 6c..
BEEF CUTS Plbs: No. 1. 16c; No. 2,
12ic; No. 3, &?c. Loin: No. 1, 17c; No. 3,
13'ic; No. 3. lOc. Chuck: No. 1, 744c; No. 2,
11c; No 3, 7c. Round: No. 1, c; No. is,
sVkc; No. 3 8V4C Plate; No. 1, 6c; No. X,
uV1; No. 3, ic.
FRUITS, t,iC. Apples, home-grown
cooking, per bbl., 4.0u; Missouri Jonathan,
per bbl., $6 .60; MiHsourl Htn Davis, per bbl..
Missouri VYiiietaps, per dpi., 34.00;
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending yeaterday:
RKCEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Host. Sheep. Il'r's.
C.. M. i?t. P
Wabash
Mlaaourl Pacific
Union Pacific
l & N. W.. east
r. & N. W'., west ,
C., St. P.. M. O ....
C. B. Q east
C B. & Q., west
C,. R. I. P., eat...
C. R. I. A P.. west..
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western
Total receipts
DISPOSITION HEAR
Cattle, lints. Sheep.
Omaha Packing 'o
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Murphy (ahlppers)
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton Vansant & Lush.
Stephens Rro....
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewi
Huston Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
McCreary & Carey
S. Werthelmer
II F. Hamilton
I.ee Rothschild
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co
Sinclair
Sol Degan
Cllne ft Christy
Other buyers
Totals
CATTLE For a Thursdsy the cattle run
was good, 155 cars being reported In. This
brings the total for the four days up to
19.100 head, as against 20,700 head for the
rame davs last week and II.80O a your ago.
'1 he market has been In very satisfactory
condition all week, and was In fair shape
today.
'Hie demand for beef steers was not so
brink as It has been on other daya this
week, but still there was a fair Inquiry and
rattle which happened to find favor In
buyers' eyes commanded about steady
prices. On the other hand, there was an
undercurrent of weakness and some buyers
though they had to lake off a little. In fact
a good many were quoting it anywhere
from steady to as much as 10c lower In ex
treme cases.
Cows and heifers sold in about the same
way as beef steers, that Is anywhere from
steady to a little lower.
Stockers and feeders did not show very
much change, the desirable kinds at least
yesterday. Inferior
kind were not so much sought after.
owing to the fact that toward the close of
the week the demand Is never so brisk as
It Is at the opening.
Quotations on cattle; Good to choice
beef steers, S6.10H 60; fair to good beef
steers, f.lVOopn'.lO; common to fair beet
steers, 14805.40; good to choice cows and
heifers, KM, fi 5.60; fair to good c.iwa and
heifers. $3.i5'ii4.M): common to fair cows
and heifers, S3.00tfr3.7o; good to choice stock
ers and feeders, $o.00tf5.90; fslr to good 1
stockers and feeders, 34. 603 5. 00; common to
lair siocurr ana lecaers. 44.ova4.n1; biock
heifers, $3.s04.50: veal calves. $3.508.35;
built., stags, etc.. :'.:)-u4.9u.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
nil 1. W6 7n
780 J 4N1 V.VW
99n T579 1.53,'
315 1.S93 1.173
1.416
67
58
M ... -..
70
sr.
1X5
120
104
1 442
fi4
2H
128
37
50
33
523 .... i.;
.455 7.205 6.824
sheep and lamb trade this morning were
hardly Important enough to be mentioned.
Excepting a lesa active demand the market
appeared to he little different from that
of yesterday. Backward orders gave prlcea
a weaker tendency, of course, but It wa
possible to obtain steady or at least barely
steady figures for anything good, sheep es
pecially. Bulk sold on this basis, occa
sional strings of lambs ruling a trifle
lower.
Volume of supply wss moderate, consist
ing largely of fed western sheep and lambs.
Uood lambs were wanted, but efforts at
cheapening cost delayed trading, so that
final clearance was rather late. Heat grades
rold at and around 10. with heavier
classes at IS.OO and tinder. As compared
with last week's cloae It will be noted
that salea are generally ateady. dally prices
since Saturday showing neither declines
nor advances of any consequence.
Trade In sheep and yearlings was pos
sibly somewhat more active than the lamb
market, but avoidance of plain and heavy
offerlnga was still evident. Wethers were
scarce and handy weight yearlings were
also hard 10 find. Ewes sold up as high
as $4,011 and heavy yearlings moved around
I4.70r.i4 75. Strictly choice 'breakera" would
probably top at J.l.l.Vy 5.25. These prices and
the ones noted In the list of quotations
average steady to strong when matched
with values last Friday.
Quotations on sheep and fambs: Good to
choice lambs, So.tt.ljtt. 16; fair to god lambs,
I5.O05j5.K5; handywelght yearlings. i.Htt
5.16; heavy yearlings. $4354.15; good to
choice wethers. 8a.etng4 16; fair to good
wethers. f3.60iaS.IIO; good to choice ewes.
e3 04)4.00; fair to good ewes, 83.263.).
Representative sales:
INO.
134 western lambs 4.
418 western yearling
210 western lambs
7 western lambs, oulls
4 western ewes, culls.
i western vearllnr
120 western ewe
Ul Western lamb
615 western ewes
190 western ewes
30 western ewes, culls
25.1 western ewe
4H western lambs
52 western ewes
222 western ewes
250 weatern lambs
14 western wethers
47 western wethers
101 western Is nibs
21 western lambs, culls....
CHICAGO i.HK STOCK MARKET
A v. Pr.
81 6 k
lot 4 70
7K 6 00
60 6 00
W '4 M
80 4 n
113 4 00
79 6 H)
111 3 65
110 3 65
W 3 Ot)
112 4 00
77 6 7.1
111 4 0-J
1 3 95
75 10
153 4 25
101 6 t
H4 6 76
68 6 00
MARKET
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1!.-rteneral en
dorsement of the principal features of tha
Aldrlch plan of financial revision and hlK"
praise for submitting to the public mind a
basis for criticism of monetary reform
were conspicuous In the numerous ad
dresses today of the business men's mone
tary conference, held under the Husplces of
the convention of the Natlonsl Hoard of
Trade.
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh.
speaking at the banquet of Ihe conferrm-a
tonight, declared that there la "not a man,
woman or child In the whole nation, rich
or poor, who Is not Involved In the ques
tion of whether or not we shall have a
proper and adequate and safe monetary
system."
He outlined the defects In the present
monetary system and referred lo the Aid
rich nlan charaiterlalna It and the filial
report of the commission, yet to come, a
worthy of "a friendly and cordial consid
eration of whatever they may either ten
tatively or finally propose."
Secretary MacVeagh deplored the various
acknowledged faults of the present money
system, but said the country was not In a
condition of Inability to await reform.
"But why should up wall?" he ssked.
"Why should we. for Instance, hold on to
panics? Why should we cultivate or breed
panics? Why should not we revolt at their
barbarities, their cruelties and their
havocs?"
Secretary MacVeagh laid particular stress
on the Inadequacy and lack of systematlsa
tlon of the money reserve of the country.
"You cannot have reserves that are ef
fective," he continued, "without some form
of centralization. The authority over the
reserves, or a sufficient part of them, must
reside in a centralized form.
"We have about 25.oi banking units.
each community carrying on Its business as
nearly Independently as possible, and cer
tainly with Independent Judgment and In
dependent selfishness when the stres
comrs. What we need Is the general or
ganization of our hanking system, and that
organization cannot be brought about with,
out some recognized central authority.
He concluded by stating that the na
tional banks should have branches abroad
and outlined practically the suggestion
that Is made In the Aldrlch plan.
Representative Weeks of Massachusetts
spoke for the monetary commission Instead
of Senator Aldrlch and called attention lo
the fact that eight of the eighteen men on
the commission retire with the present ses
sion, thereby making difficult the presenta
tion of the final recommendations of tha
commission when ultimately agreed upon.
-llosa. and
Demand for tattle Steady
Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
.8W head. Market steady; beeves, It.taVo
7.00: Texas avers, tt.Kfifi eO; western steers.
t4.tKiffl4i.00; stockers and feeders, 3.85frj5 90;
cows and heifers 2.ti0(ij6.40; calves, 17.50
(h9.oO.
HOGS R ecelpts. 27.000 head. Market
weak: light and mixed. $7.8Si&.8.10: heavy,
7.80!riS.10; rough. $7.80y7.90; good to choice
heavy. $7,904(8.10; pigs. $7.708.10; bulk of
sales. $8. 00)68.06.
SHEEP AND I4AMB8 Receipts. 16.0H5
head. Market weak; native, Jtf.SOJM.SO.
western. $2.75460; yearlings. $4.7ixu5.80;
lambs, native, $4. 766 50; western, $6.0OiS.6O.
t. I.najla 1,1 va Stork Market.
BT. IiOUlS. Jan. 19 CATTLE Receipts.
2.200 head, Including 400 Texans. Market 10c
lower; native shipping and export steers,
6.50ft7.-..; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$6. OOiji!. 50; steers under 1.000 lbs., $6.2tV8'7.00;
stockers and feeders, $3.75fl5.50: cows and
heifers, $3.76'oti.50; cannera, $3.003.36; bulls
I3.75&5.60; calves. $6.0org9.60; Texas and In
dian steers, $5.0011.60; cowa and heifers,
$3.054.50.
HOGS Receipts. S,3rt head. Market
steady; pigs and lights. $7.26tj8.20; packers,
$8.0&i?8.15; butchers and best heavy, $8.10(3
8.15.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS Receipts, 4,600
head. Market 15c lower; native muttons,
$3.75iii4.&0. lambs. $6.756.40; culls and bucks,
$2. 50ft 3.00; stockers, $2.2&3.2S.
No.
7...
13...
4...
I ,.
24...
12...
7...
49...
31...
14...
A,.
..1017
.. 667
.. 8.'i
..
..1261
.. 922
.. 977
.. 9
..12:
..107b
Sr.
4 20
4 CI
i 2...
t 30
9 45
a 66
t 60
4 65
6 "in
6 75
12 imliad)
40
38
18
44
41
19
16
11
COWS.
I.stlmsted rtrrlpta for tomorrow: Wheal
.'4 cars, corn, cata; oats, mj cars; hoica
24 .flu) head.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
Chicago 'ash Prices Wneat : No ; ted
,,'4V; No 3 red. H7'H ".,c; ,i ; hard
! $1.01',; No. 3 hard. ri,eti$1 tO; No j
noli hern spring. $1 .i'4i I Ot'i 2: ,,,. north
ern spiina. $1 On'.U I.1.8; No. 3 spiins, )l ovh
17 Corn: No. : caah, ll'.i!lc; 0 .;
cash 45'4ll46v:c; No. t white. 1t;.c: No .1
l.laeriiool (aralii VitrUef.
FKPOiil.. Jan. 19. WHEAT Spot,
firm ; No. 2 red western winter. 7 4d. Fu
ture. qult; March. 7sd: May. laid.
t 1 11; . n .t. American mixed. new.
unlet. ts4d: American old mixed, firm.
, 6.'rd. Futures, dull: .lanuarv, 4s 8a,d '
'February, 4sSJ: Mav. 4s fid.
-c; No. 3
ash. ,2i,c:
hite.
white. 4'4H4..4c; No. 2 ytllow. 4.
yellow. 45Vn4.iV. )ala: No. 2 c
No 2 while. 8 Vti3.;,c; No. 4
12'.c: standaitl. j
Fl'TTI Il - Firm; creameries
dairies. I till 22c.
EtiJ& Stead. ; receipts, 3,M case
murk. ca,s Included, ZqSie; fusts.
piiuie cists, ,c.
4 HEKSK-Steady; daisies 14 til,1i.c
t.in-. 1Jv4c: young Americas, UUtiliw-' Ions
1 IVL'n li.
1 Peoria Market.
; ri:olir Jon. V -COKN-Steady;
, vellow. 4 1 1 4 : No. 3 vellow. 45c; No.
1 low. 43Uc: sample. 40';c.
I oATs--Steady: No. J white. 03 ;
Iriard, K'lv ; No." 3 white. 12' c; No. 4
: 31 v.
No. J
4 el-
atan-
w hile.
17j2M,e;
at
I nrns. l"nV,q 10c,
i'U l'.'l vl.s Meady ; choice, tu Tow
f,i.c: fair to good. 4.ti47c.
POl l.TRY-Steadv ; turkeys. JHe. Kc
diet.ed, 12c; liena. live. Ijc: dressed. lJi 12c"
nvinga. live. 12c; dressed. I2v,c. " '
VKAI-St4-ady: .10 to tO-lh. ta. (,,
to SS-ll.. uta., Kjc; a.', to 110-lb. v. h'l.,.
Receipt a Toriav: Wheat 11 '
"4. cara: oata l.tal cara. Kiilm.,..i ' IJulv
i: ..loai, .1 ,411. coin, ;.'! enrs
152 cara.
I olton Market.
NEW YORK. .Ian. 1.-COTTON-Spot.
rh-.sed 4'ti'ef noddlinir uplands. 14.90c; mld
di. r"l' M.lic: sales, 700 hale.
ST. I.OI'IS Jan. 19. C0TT1 '.V l'n
chsngrd: middling. I V,r. Sales, none: re
ceipt. 2. Mo bales; shipments. !.t'.:,7 bales'
1 Ktut k. 23,tai bales.
j New Yor! cotton market: aa furnished I n' a 11
bv logan A Hrja.i meinhera New Vnn, n av H
. JKb,, Cotton exchange. 315 So ith Sixteenth street I lo rat.
. Omahl I
I), b. nr. 4, ret
do voupo.i
1. S. 3a, ra
d coupun
li. S. 4i. K
do coupon
AHIa-l hal. lat ta ...
Am. Ai. 5a
A T. v T. tv. 4a...
' Am. Tobacco 4a...
i do s
I Armour Co. 4v,a
I Alchlaon sen. 4a
j ,lu i. 4,
' do tt. 4a
aA r. L lat a...
I Hal. A; Ohio 4a
I do t',a
do S. JV,a ...
I Biook. Tr. v. 4a .
) cenlra.1 of lis. oa.
I an. lyealber ba . .
'. ot V J s. 6
Cloa. OO'o 4',a.
do ret. :
' Chl.-ago A
I C . B. 4 v) 1
' do gen. 4a.
C. M. S P.
I C R. I P.
do r'f t
I Clo Ind 4a
a.1,,10. Mid 4,
Omaha :
Month.
Jan. ...
March
May ...
. . 1 4 1 .. M w ,1 1 n w, . .
- . 1 1 1 u . 1 i,i rl (..tin ner ht.l.. ... Ott.ee 1-u p .
NEW YORK. Jan. 19 -MONEY-On call "til " '. o.i u& ,4n .V..T"
ateady at,2V3 per cent; ruling rale 2 ' ' D ... Washington Wealthy and
per cent; closing bid. L, per cent: ..erd 5eI-fieyi per box, alio; California Beile-
5 2l4Por Cnl' line loans easy; sixty flowel. p.r box. $1.65; Oregon and asn-
days. fcr cent, ninety daya.. 3V3l ng,on Grimes Golden and Jonathan, extra
per cent; six months , 8yt3 per cent. fncy. y.a to 175 sizes, per box. 12 26.
I'Kl.ME JitttiA.Mii,t rAi'r.n-ui. h ,. f.ncy select, per bunch, tij,
''..:. V ............ ... . ... 2.60: jumoo, per ouo. 11, 1; ijom. cran-
sir.Kl.l.-vu r.ALii...ur.-.'e8ay, wiiti berries, per box, $3 50; Bell and Charrv
actual business in bankers nuia at sjatxu b d p,.r ,i0..); Wisconsin Bell anu
4 82o5 for sixty-day bl Is and at $4.8ob,, for Uug:le' brand, per bbl., $10.76. Hates. A.
demand; commercial bills, $4.MMr4.H2,. , brand, new. thirty 1-lb. pkgs.. ,n
SII.VER-Bar. 63',c; Mexican dollars. 45c. b "."pJr box. $2.00; bulk, In 70-lb. boxef
BONDS Government, steady; railroad, (D ,;iic. Figs, new California, twelve
Irregular , i;.0z. pkgs.. S5c; thirty-six 12-oz. pkgs..
Closing quotations on bona today wers , .., w. utty 6.0z. pkgs., $2.0u; Turkish
ss follows: 7-.rown. per lb., 16c; 5-ciown, per lb., m..'
.noMl'- M .M- ,'" f, 4-crown, per lb., 13c. G.apes. Malaga, 6i
- J""l " 2 . lbs. gross, per keg. 1.0U8.0. Grap,
" 4-K rV.,,.ri.,,"V1' Flor'da. -i4-M-W-lsi ..i.e.. pfcr bo'xe
liiv,!. 8 umi" L. ';!-13.75. lemons, Umoneira brand, extra
.ll&i, : N uni . '- "i?! fancy. TOO per box. 44.60; 3 , alze. per
... 7NM.. K. T. J. V. 7S ! box, $4 5n; choice. Sno size, per box. $4 ft,;
...Ki', do geo. 4v,4 , i M size. Per box. $4.u0. 240 klze. jOc per box
..101 'M11. pa.ifir 4a. 7- 'less. OianKf. t nrmelita Iledlands navels
... 4 x. n. It. or M. ', 94', ! hi)..ti sizes, per box. ,2.i(i; 1:6 size, per box'
...loii.N v. i'. 1 3',a .- 7.-,- IV) and smaller sizes, per box. 1 .
2: '1) dth. Mv ! tint- choice, navels. S0- sizes, $2 3.1 lii
f"aN v.. N. H. H. !-,..' I ' .10: 150 and smaller sizes, tt.go, ii.
lu' Florida, all a zes. per box. $jiO0. pears
I'f. . . lu Winter Nellis. ner l..,- a i .
New York Kelfer. per bbl.. S 1. 7i'rj 4 00. " '
' VEGETABLE Beans, string and wax.
oer nikt. bsk.. $1.50. Beeta. per b,i.. 7lX..
Cabbage, new, per lb.. IV- Carrots, perl
bu 75.'. Celery, Michigan, per dozen1
bunches. California Jumbo, per dozen!
fg 4a 8!, i ,um hcs. i c. t ucunit.ei s, hot house, Pi
'land 2 uoz. 111 uoa. iici 00., r.gg I
' 1 plant, fancy liorldu. per doz., $:' i. (Jar. 1
Vl ' lie extra lancy. white, pei lb.. 16c; red !
;s t Hr lb. luo. l ettuce, extra fancy leaf, per :
98. i dol . 0c. Onion. Iowa, red and yellow.'
95 1 per lb.. Indiana, white, per lb . a. ; 1
';S ' H.tiuah. pi r crate. $150. Parsley, fancy!
" ' i.uoe-k:ro 11. p-i uo.. o, 10 oca, w. fars
i"ii,. ,,er bu.. ,oc. I otatoes
,., aiacks. Per bu., &Mc: Iowa
BIU. white stov k. per bu.. ,i,ySoc. Ruta-
per iu , ly . potatoes. 4.an-
bbl . V. J'. lonaioes. caliroitua
8
6
9
II
10
Jl
8
11
10
3
8
I
..1032
. . 913
. . 84
. .l'vV'9
. . 1054
..1085
..1001
..107')
..1038
..1125
..1193
..1114
2 8!
3 90
8 90
4 00
4 20
2 36
4 3fi
4 33
4 40
4 fal
4 50
4 50
HEIFER3.
20
14
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r.a Reading gen 4a . . .
l-J'i l I. ft S K.
l-llv, do gen. r.a..
9;,', at. i.. s. w.
71', do lat gold 4j
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97','So. Par. co. 4,
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r. 4a. :4', do 1 t ret. 4a. .
874, 80. Kallwav aa. .
78 do gen. 4a
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.. .i2
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.. 740
.. 810
. .1280
..1140
..1175
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. .1330
.. 760
..1M0
. .1100
..1474
.. 4J3
.. 334
. . 340
4 00
4 30
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 6A
4 70
4 70
9 .
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. . X 69
..1033
..12.11
..12t9
..1112
..1140
..1342
..1178
,.1147
. 943
.111
.1060
. 978
. 914
.1170
.1203
.1084
. 8a4
.1071
.1)06
. 675
. 7 HA
. 795
.1011
. 4o4
. 0:6
.1195
Pr.
7S
6 75
4 80
i 4i
t an
5 48
i 90
4 00
4 06
4 M
4 0
4 80
4 00
4 S
4 70
4 71
4 78
4 74
4 85
( 10
4 78
4 78
4 86
2 90
4 38
4 38
t 45
BULLS.
4 on
4 2.1
4 )
4 5
4 88
4 5
4 70
4 75
4 7Ii
4 75
4 71
1
CALVES.
4 40
4 tit
4 75
4 9'l
4 90
.", 00
.1 in
6 IS
5 M
8 f.1)
184
414
3M
S10
r,s
r.t
STOCKERS
814
814
M3
23 '
8S3
88?
479
HOOf-
l.'OO
. 771
. 884
. 431
. (21
. 810
. ai..!
5 00
8 00
S Id
5 10
5 in
,s 10
5 an
5 '
5 M
( JS
r, j -,
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4 -1A
5 5
AND
22
t.v !
14 .
28
18
14..
10.
9.
4
3.
. .1840
..1780
. .127:
. . 1 2s0
. .1H70
. .I8ia3
..1780
. .1880
..1510
.1180
. .2090
.. 220
. . 9-1
4 75
4 77.
4 78
4 95
4 85
4 as
4 8.S
4 90
0 Oo
4 00
6 10
6 78
1 00
78
7 00
7 r,')
8 00
8
8 35
I 25
8 M
?80
lial
1M
I?0
120
10O
U'ii
210
FEEUl'.KS
78;, 5 34
909
944
8: 3
481
818
77,4
lo:fl
I too
1""3
7. -.4
1077
10S0
1110
1328
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 19 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4,8tO head. Including 00 southerns.
Market steady; dressed beef and export
steers. $5.9(ypti.76: fair to good, $5.35il.S0;
western steers. $6.25&ti.O0; stockers and
feeders, $4.75(&5.95; southern steers $o.2&i(
$.00; southern cows. $3.2564."5: native cows,
$1. 25-9 5. 5; native heifers. $4.40raS.26; bulls,
$4.25&5.25; calves, $4.75418.60.
HOUS-Receipts, 7.08) head. Market
strong to 5c higher: bulk of sales, $7.95fr'
8.00; heavy. $7.9ui7ti.00; packers and butch
ers, $7.iya8.0O; lights. $7.0(37.97V.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 9.009
head. Market 10c to 15c lower; lambs, $5.70
'Ui.l5; yearlings. I4.76fj5.60; wethers. $4.25
4.U0. ewes, $3.Doit4.50; stockers and feeders,
$3.0003.75.
St. .loaeph Mve Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.2.x) head; market steady; steers.
$4.50'a4.5O; cews and heifers, $3.5oj5.50;
calves. $3 004(8.50.
HOO.S Receipts, $.800 hesd; market strong
to 6c higher; top, $8.00; bulk of sales, $7.92V4
07.97.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,000
head; market steady; lambs, $4.50u15.
Stork in Slabt.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle
South Omaha 4.100
St. Joseph 1.200
Kansas City 4 8a 81
t. Iuls 2.2i)
Chicago 9.000
Hogs. Sheep.
.1')
7.000
r.000
Totals.
.23.300 62.900 36.9W
5 35
5 40
a l
11 ".A
5 &0
8
i t
5 85
5
8 8'.
6 70
r, 7.1
5 7 7,
5 78
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-M ETA I-S Stsn
dsrd copper, quiet: spot and futures, $!2.hVd
! 12. a5. London market cloaed dull; Bot, 55
! 15a: futurea. t17 12s 6d. Lake copper Incallv.
i:.S7'y-Q in 12't: electrolytic. $12.t.2V,fil3 00 arid
casting. $12.37 Vi12.n2Hi. Tin. weak; siot and
futures. $41 2i1'41.50. Indon market, steady;
spot. flW 2 fid; futures. f14. Iesd quiet
$4.4484.50. New York; $4 25(64.35. East Ht'.
Ixoils. Imdon market, spot. fl3. Spelter,
easy; $5 45 'n 5.55. New York: $T..2Vo5 36, Kaat
t. Louis. Ix.ndon spot msrket, fJ4 2s 4d.
Iron. Cleveland warrants. 41 d in Iindon
Locally, quiet; No I foundrv northern,
$15 2-Kii 1 2.1: No. 2. $14.764115 75; No. 1 south
ern and No 1 southern soft. I5 25'a 15 7.1
BT. l.Ol IS. Jan. 19 MKTAI.K-I.ead.
hither, at $1 32'j. Spelter, firm, at $.1374
fii 40.
Dalzell Bill Wins
Out in Committee
on Ways and Means
Twelve Republican Members Pass by
Longworth Measure as Basis for
Taxiff Board Law.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-A permanent
tariff board along Ihe lines of the 1'altell
bill was agreed upon by the twelve re
publicans of the house committee on ways
and means today by a vote of 8 to 4. The
action followed a series of conferences
over the various plans for a permanent
tariff body, which President Taft has
been urging congress to provide for this
session.
Today's action waa taken after a long
discussion of the two leading plans, the
Long worth bill, favored by the adminis
tration, and the Dalxell bill.
1 ne i.origworin phi provmes ior a com
mission of five members at $7,500 each an
nually, and the Dalsell bill three mem
bers, tha chairman drawing $7,600 and tha
other two $7,000 each. The Dalaell bill
authorizes the board to Investigate any
where, though the president's consent Is
necessary to inquiries abroad, and the re
ports are to be made to the president or
the house ways and means committee or
tha senate finance committee whenever
called upon.
The Longworth bill provides for reports
to the president or to either house of con
gress, and for appearance of tha commis
sion before the two committees named If
requested. Tha Dalzell bill does not pro
vide for the powers of requiring attendance
of witnesses, production of books and pa
pers, etc. The republicans of the commit
tee are not yet through with the plan and
a subcommittee of three members wa
appointed to go over the bill favored and
to make any changes deemed essential.
No canvass has yet heen made of the
sentiment of the house, but republican
leaders believe that a bill along the lines
of the Dalzell measure would pass the
house, but are not sanguine as to the out
look In the senate. 1'nd. r no circumstances
Is any plan favored which would vest In
a tariff board or commission the authority
to even recommend rates.
PACKERS GET MORE SUPPLIES
Movement of Hob Into Markets
l.argr, Shoerlnc Higher nerord
Thaa rmr Attn.
nickel higher, the
4V, S
4a.
I O -en.i High.; Low. ; Close. Yes'y.
oats.
Aug.
Oct.
14
14 ::
1: 01
If 01
14 71
1: .15
14 M
14
15 04
15
14 74
13 40
14 170
14 7fi
14 lei
14 S3
14
13 75
14 t!0
14 77
14 94
15 01
14
13 35
I 14 4
I 14 Kit
, 15 HI
I 16 Ul
14 7:1
I 13 3y
Ills) 1 1 lei V j
I Kraa p. 1 3
i d i gn 4a
So iv. 4a, aer
,l,t aertte B...
I (len Hie. ct. r.i
I III. Cell. 1,i ret
I Int. Mai 4've...
I ailld. Ollnei
On
On lat a raf
. t"'l I 8 HuIiIit 4
. 9-' l' S. Steal 8.1 ;, .
. ,,'ill !. Cliein a
. 8:.',Wabaah )r 6a ... .
. 74', 0.. lat at ai 4a...
. 7.', Waalem Md 4a .
. 89 Weal. Klar. c. ..a
14:4, tt la. Central 4a
. Mo. Pac. r.. 6a
. 7,4,
KVV, 1
87 ,
i".r. i
.!;, : '.lanaii
H saa. pei
M Hera ukr 4, ml at Vluiaiet.
MH.WAI'KFE. Jan. 19.-Fl.ol II -Stca.lv
No. J
I
HEAT-No. 1 northern. $1 Own I it,
northern. llomlOs; May. Sl.uOVHvl
).TS-3Jict34c.
HA RLE - Saniplea. Miftic.
Iialatk tirala VlarLrt.
KCLI TIl. Jan. 1. H EAT May
.Inly. $l.4o,; No. 1 northern. $1 1;
nclthein. 41 r 1 van.
OATS 32-V.
$1.08;
No. 2
Mlt,araeHs 4arala Market
M IN N E.4 P4 LIS. Jan IfJ.-U H EAT - Ms
tl tt;; Jui, $1 v: ui. Casli, No. 1 ha
9, '
i d. in
4'utlou I rop Tnrati Per t eat Off.
ASIllNHTiiX. Jsn 19-Representing
the supply of cotton in the I'nlted States
for the year ending Augiikt 31 lest an brimr
i i-e...i i.aiee. i-i ccni ieaa man that '
ot ll. e previous .ear. in its annual review'
of the cotton supplv. the censo bui-eau I
ai '.2 per cent a exported. The quan-I
titv of cotto'i I'Xi'i'iinl duiiiiK Ihe vear wa 1
4.7V..") hairs, cornea .1 with 5.24'l!7l9 haltal
In 1VH. a decreaHe of 441 Tiiii bales, or K per!
cent. The average eekl conrumetiun of:
cotton In the Culled Slates in v,n'
ailii'iiineu to aooilt y.-inj liale. Piiniiiail
ith "...U ) in I'.aet. tT.uiO In IHu and ai
in r.'
Itatiit, if Krn.iee 9lalentrnt.
PARIS. Jan. 19 The weekly etatemem
of the H,iiik of France shous the foliow
i it" rhangea: Not. a In circulation de
creased 14.il10.0iO franca; treasury deposit,
increased .175 tain francs: general depoiO,
dectessed 5.52.1.14a) francs: gold in hand. In
t reused 415 '.' franr; nllver in hand, de
creaaed '.vtalOiO franca; bills discounted, de
creased 9 110 franca; advances. drcread
ib: 5.4410 francs.
TraHa ,.i,eneil
T ....0',0 1 big end of f falrlv large supply moving to
nil V4 iM'on- ! . l. ....I... llila huala after II,. ...
urgent orders had Iwen fil e: the market
weakened and the early advance vanished,
soma business being done late Diet
H' per 4-bsk. crate, i urnips, per bu., I wa Htle better thsn steady, s.iipt.ers sup.
til"!"'' , 4v,-,,-a n, ... I porteil the early demand after a faalilon.
MISCELLANEOi 8 -Almonds California , ere poor bu.v ers loward the close.
son snen. . ........... ic icia j Movement wa rairiv active during the
jtiaiiU nuts, per Hi.. l.,c; In sack lots, lc , firM two hours of trading, dullness pre
lvs. Cocoanuts. per f a.-U, $o 5u; per aoi., . vaing after tli- larger droves had heen
v.s . Filberts, per 11. , 14c, In suck lots. 1 ' put up. Character of offerlntca waa good
less. 111. koryt.uts. Iaig. ner lb.. 5c; small, 1 aM u,ua slid due to plenty of butcher and
,,er H... ' '"""' f"r ; Stliburon weights and a scarcity of rough and
. I
; ,
t aw
ic ;
t. .oated, per lb..
per lb., t.'ra.-. tecon-.. laige. per lo.,
in .n lot"-. "' less, vvaini.ts, black.
It... 21-: CaMfornla. j er lb., 19c; 'n
k lots li. It-s.
I Ratal of l.nalaiuU Slatruirut.
' l.iiNlmN. Jan. 1j - i'1.e accKii' Half
;mnt of the Hank of InKlaml showa the
IfolloMiiit; ilmnaTii: Total reserve. ln
! c- ased. C-.-44 Uio: l ircilal Ion. decreuHcd.
I..'''. bullion, incrca-' il il.7nl.471; othel
j set urilios. decreased. tb..2,i8,, o.iier dci.o,lle.
I I offee Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 1 -COFFKK- Futui .-a
, maikrt i lo.ed a shut' off from the bent
i under realirations and hard. iead at a
I net advance of S to 12 .oir.i. Sale. 75. Vm
j bag: January. II "; February. U t.'i :
'.March, prll and Ma'. l.v.'; .lime. 1147.:
;JulV. II 44c; AllK'l'. 11.717c; .-eoterut.er. U.irto;
.October 1124: XmrinU r. II !: I lecem
her. II 17c
.-K.t coffer, unlet: No. , Itio :i,'u 12",c:
No. 4 ranina. lfi.i'1,.'; nuld coffee, nominal;
Cordova, 12 y lol,c
heavy packing grades.
Choice light hog reached $7I0 a nickel
hlgner than yesterday a long siring of top
aale flood butcher material moved
around $7 mi and hea.les broom t $7 7,1 ami
less, arcurdli.g to iiiallt Thrae prlcea are
Just about K'C'il.lc higher than tlio.-e of lust
Sal unlay.
Representative aiea:
No Ar t'l Pr N'l. A, atti Pr
to si 90 7 t 44 . t 6.1
1 aij . . 7 ' ;. tt: 1 as
47 2j !?'' 7 .' h.' . . . 1- : . " '.
'19 itt 7 7 i . . ' . . , 7
. C . . . . 'O i a.i 7 7'. i 'l . ?v 7 a
m 1 7 7 ', t . ... 7 av
ti '' 7 i.t ;i ; 4.
J74 I " 7". 47 ? .4 7 8a
i 4.4 UU T 17,1 44 144 110 1 84
Dry (ionds Market.
NKW VOI1K'. Jan. I9.-I1RV finOHH
Huyer are In the market, hut they are not
opetatlng on staple cotton goods In any 'ni
ixirtarit way. I ireas goods and wash l l
hrlca are re-el Ing considerable attention.
Haw silk Is easier. Yarna rule unlet.
f
Saiaiar Market.
NKAV YORK. Jan. 1 HI "OA H -Raw,
.'U'.i: niuaiovado. M lest. 3.01c: cen; rifua I.
fat, test. 3 51c: niolae augar. '. test, 2 7'"c.
Refined, steady.
Wool Market.
ST UH IS. Jar. 1K.-VM)I-I'nchanged;
tenitotv and western medium, 2l'a:7Jc;
fine medium. 17'ylHc; fine. Ufa 13c.
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. Jan. 19-HAY-No. 1 $10. No 3
t": packing. I: alfalfa. $'2. Hlrsw: Wheat.
$ ..5c; r e. $4 5fi. dais. $7.
James MfMari-H.
KANSAS CITY'. M ).. Jan. 19. Jamas lie
li'ew. 'I111 t ok an active jnieiest in xhup
irg Ilie affaii ' f the territorv o" Kan-a
as a tueiiiber of Ihe territorial legiilat un
In 110 and 1"". died at hi home heie
du.v, aged M vear. At one liuiaf lis was a
nicrchtuit at Keckuk, la
CINCINNATI. O., Jan. 19 iSpe. lal Tele,
gram.) Price Current ay the movenicnt
of hogs Into markets has been large and
shows a higher record than for Ihe corre
sponding week lact ear. Total western
slsughterlng Is rAO.ooo hog, compared with
4t-'o 000 the preceding week and 410.191O two
weeks ago. l or a corresimnding limn la-i
yesr the number was 505.al and two yar
sgo 7550O1. Front November 1 the toial 1,
5.515.000 against E.Wlo.iaiO a vear ago, a de
crease of 44.1.fi hogs. Proinincnt piui 1 a
compare as folloas from November 1 to
January 18:
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Kansas City
South Omaha
St. Louis
Hi. Joseph
Indianapolis
.Milwaukee
Cudahv
Cincinnati
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Cedar Raplde. la..
Sioux City, la
St. Paul. Minn...
Cleveland, o
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JOHN KARLIN ENDS LIFE
BY SWALLOWING ACID
alaa'a Itody Found In Oiford Hotel,
Where lie l-iiided Ills Own
life.
I With a letter Ivlng by his side address,!,
to Miss Kmina - and act lint; forth' a a
I the learon for bis a. t the wiung aoniHii a
refusal to rciclvc his a 1 tent ion,., a mun
j a ho tek,isteied imih 1 the name of ,
' Karlln was found dead In his room at Hie
.Oxford hotel about 3 o clot k eaierdy afi
srnnon. A bottle of arid found on tha
jdrsissr told bow ha bad tnst bu dcaub.
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