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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Sinensis rtt 14 r i
Burt t a Bally.
COEN MARKET HAS A QQOD TONE
k' Rather .rrou aad ( kpr
-table An Lower aa Coadl
lion Favor th Hear
Old.
OMAHA, Jan. It. 1U.
Ute,- a eak show for a rally wheat
slumped ff again and rul,.j mn during
i. ,, aV- Tn crP situation la less
bullish ami mllllnK and flour conditions
hava not Improved as es peeled Receipt,
"m ,ru're,u'lng. Permanent levels of prlcea
win depend on the development of crop
"'A.' J"1 c,,,h wheat demand.
I hare la remarkably good tona lo the
corn market regardlea. of tha weakness
In wheat and liberal country movement.
Mocks have not Increased aa rapidly a
expected and any Improvement In cash
demand Would find a responalve market.
Wheat waa rather norvoua and choppy
'ith an easier undertone. Cablea wera
loner and general crop and market condi
tions favored the bear side. Selling la leaa
pronounced below the dollar mark and fur
ther decline are not likely. Cash wheat
ruled weak and lo lower.
Corn rulid aieady'at a shade lower, show
In Rood strength In face of heavy Bailing
preaenre. Support came on the little dips
on continued food export business and a
better shipping demand. Cash samples
were offered V,o lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.127.000 bu.
and shipments were ZRl.tnA bu., against re
ceipts last year of 1,243,000 bu. and shlp
menta of 302.000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 1. :27.00ft bu.
and shipments were Mn.nmi bu.. against re
ceipts last year of l,O4e.uO0 bu. and ship
ments of 6t,ou0 hu.
Clearances were luti.OOO bu. of corn, 6,000
bu. of oata and wheat and flour equal to
14't.OOO bu.
Liverpool rinsed ,d to trt lower on
wheat and unehaniied to VI lower on corn.
The following cash aalea were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard: 1 car, H24c; 4 cars,
Kv. No. I hard: 3 cars. 2''tc; I cars, HViO.
No. 4 hard: 2 cara, SHc. No. I mixed: 1
car, Hl'ic; 2 cars, sic; No. 4 mixed: 11 cara,
fcoc No. 3 durum: 2 cara, lo'ac; 1 car, 84c.
CORN No. I white: 4 cars. 4Hc; 1 car,
41'To. N'o. 3 color: 2 cars, 414c; No. t yel
low: 6 cars, 41'4c; 11 cara, 41c; 1 car. 404,c;
No. 4 yellow: 4 cars, "c; No. t mixed: 8
cara, 41c: t) cars, 40c; No. 4 mixed: 1
car, 40c; 3 cars, Stte.
OATH No. I white: 6 cars, SOto; No. 4
white: 6 cars, 30'c; 2 cars, c; No. 4 yel
low; 3 cars, 2c. No grade: 1 car, toe.
Omaha Cash Prices.
Wheat: No. 2 hard. M'u4Sc ; No. 3
hard. swigSMc; No. 4 hard, 77Val1c; re
jected hard. 7,0 sue; No. 2 spring. IMiltic;
So. 3 spring, savuKSWc Corn: No. 2 white,
31 MI 42c: No. 3 white,' 41W41!ic: No. 4
white, 404(u404c; No. 3 color, 40Vo411c;
No. 2 yellow, 4m41'c; No. 3 yellow, 40-v
4I'; No. 4 yellow. 3;i(S40c; N'o. 2, 40iru41c;
No. 3, 40Hii41c; No. 4. at4il40c; no made,
37i39c. Oats. No. 2 white. 3os,fo 'l'c;
standard, HOHiffiilc; No. 3 white. 30,.t( im.e ;
No. 4 white. ift-HflSOUc; No. yellow, S
30c; No. 4 yellow. 2!ii4S,2&4c. Barley: No.
3. 7Sii8.'ic; No. 4. 8.Va75c; No. 1 feed, 64&70c;
rejected. &'4ti6'. Rye: No. t, 79-fi0c; No.
3. 7Rj Tito.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 14 8 138
Minneapolis 703
Omaha M K 4
Duluth r. 41
CHICAGO UHAIN AND PROVISIONS
Krslirrt of the Trading and Closing;
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jet). .33. Buying on a .large
scale by leading ldnge pushed up the price
of wheat today. Decreased acreage in
France helped, and so did lessening of
the visible supply. The clone was at a
net gain of 'VtiV to So. latest figures
for corn showed a rise of a shade toHic;
oata were a sixteenth up to Vo off. and
provlslona Irregular, 16c down to 15c ad
vance. In the face of much liquidation by aome
owners and notwithstanding a great deal
of abort selling on local account, the pur
chasing for the principal longs waa re
markably persistent and in the end
brought a number of followers to the
bull aide. The new recrulta were influenced
to a considerable extent by an official
report from France, saying that 1,750,000
acrea lesa than a year ago had been aeeded
In that country. Further assistance came
from the fact that the stock on hand in
I Liverpool had fallen off In a material de
gree. Not much headway waa made
against the bears, however, until the an
nouncement of 1,186,0110 bUBhels decrease in
the United States available total. Al
though the rise did not suffer a check, the
final tone was decidedly nervous. May
ranged from Sso to tltf-Hc, closing o up
at iWWc.
The corn market waa a rather small af
fair. May fluctuated between 4Vu4c
and 60c, finishing at 60c, a net gain of a
(shade. Caxh corn waa easy; No. I yellow
closed at 47t47He.
Country offerings of oats were liberal at
a trlflo above current prices, but actual
sales proved to be limited, and the feel
ing remained steady. May kept within 'c
of Saturday's latest figures, and In the
end was exactly unchanged at Hc.
January pork waa bid tip. Otherwise,
provisions were mainly weak. The day's
trading left pork loo lower to 621xc up;
lard, 24c to . c down, and ribs at a de
cline of .(a to
Prices In Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Grain company, 7o8 Brandela building,
Omaha, telephone Douglas 2473:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.) Bat'y.
WheatH i j j j
May...RV SI P,4!Wtrl8Tlj!
July...!(t6M7H teai 4, MV&m .fc'.4
Kept... MS'US 4 8 'MVa" 68
Corn ( I
May... 4&74'ff50 50 4!fW4 M 49,'ifK)
July... 504,1 CI oOV 61 .vn.
Sept... ll 61 6J'J,MV11 61
Oats ;
May... 84S H S4H S4HI 34H
July... 34S-ft" 84 34 44i34Vo'
Sept... SSS 334133140 ffli .33
Pork- I . I I
Jan.... 20 124 3D 674 20 124 20 624 20 10
May... 18 474-
18 424 18 50 18 30 IS 45 18 60
Lard
Jan... 9 924 W 9 K t24 10 00
May... 9 76 9 80 9 70 9 60 824
Kibs-
Jan.... 1 4Mji
10 50 10 50 10 45 10 65 10 50
May... 9 76ff
9 774 9 824 9 724 9 824 9 85
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIAH'Fl-Wulet; winter patents. 14 SOir
4 SO; winter straights. $4 0i4.f; spring
straights. 4.rKii4. rC; bakers. J.7ik&5.00. -RYE-No.
2. 86o
HARI.KY Feed or mixing, SSfi-TSc; fair
to choice malting, 86tiH24c.
SKBD8 Flax, No. I h.uh h w extern. $2,534:
No. 1 nortliweHtirn, $2064. Timothy, $10.50
ft 10 60.. Clover. $14 76.,
PROVIS10N-MeHR pork, per hbl.,
$JOOV(,20 25. Iard, per 100 Ins.. $9 W4. Short
rlhs. sldt) (loose. tlo.OOi 10.50; short clear
sides tboxedl, $IO.750 U'.OO
Total clearances ot wheat and tW'iir were
equal to MH.ooii bu. Primary receipts were
l.lL.ooo bu . compared with 1.2430 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The visible
supply of wheat in the United States de
creased 1IS.6O0 bu. for the week. The
amount of breadstuff on ocean paseage
increased l,liix bu.
Kstlinated recelpiH for tomorrow: Wheat,
2:1 cars; oorn, 19& cars; oats, 208 cars; hogs,
:s OUO bead.
Clilcagu 'ash Prlcea Wheat : No. 2 iei,
!"..,iii!'T,c: No. 3 red, HoM'c: No. 3 hard.
Mcu$l-00; No. 3 hard. Wjc; No. 1
northern spring, tl.07tel.09; No. 2 northern
spring, tl.0uftl.07; No. 3 spring. $1 ,04'q 1 .04.
c.rn: No. 2 ctah. 4'.'(i47c; No. 8 cash,
44V(i4.',c; No. 2 white. 46Vy47c; No. 3 white,
44("4; No. 2 yellow, 47ii474o; No. 3 yel
low. i44'u4.".c. oats: No. 2 caNh, 32c; No
2 white. ;i344i:Mo; No. 3 white, 32V33c;
No white. :!L"4'(.u:4c; standard. Saqitc.
RrTTFit-Pieady; creameries, "l7t25c;
dairies Virile.
F.tHlS- Kecelpts, 4.516 rases Market
wtak; at mark, cases included, 2ii2ic;
f rsts 2c: prime firsts 24c.
CI I K1-:SK Steady; daisies. 144'ql6i.4c;
twins, U'iC; Young Americas. IV'tylUc;
lonn horni. 15U4il'ic.
PtTATOKS Sieariv; choice to fancy, 48t
& fair to good, 4Vi47e.
POI'UTRY' Steady. Turkeys:. Live. 17c:
drtrseri. 2Jc. Fowls: l.lve. r.'4-: dressed,
1-c. sprlims: lAr. 11c: dressed, 12c.
- KAK -Steady; 60 to 0-lb. weights. 8Uc;
f.i 10 H5 ll weights. 10' -c; 85 to 110-lb.
weights. 11'jC.
Itect l Today Wheat. 14 cars; corn. JOS
ran out. Lit tars. Kstlmated tomorrow
Wheat. earn; corn, ; cars; oats, 3M
1 irs.
. f of t;rln.
' '.' i : J. 1 ': - T'l v5ibV' fitir-ulT
o 1 .. ' (!: .wa ur-lj .
J . 1 . ,n m- V.),- ;
. j 1 . . ., . .1 f r . 1 : 1 . . : V e j ,
.' 1 r n v. eare. !.".:i) ,)r. Core.
' ' . . r.n ;ai'. ,' Mi:j u. i)at-. '.-
i.t . '., vn.a.v, v.j.Xj ou. Wt.Xj bu..
deoreaso, 41,0 bu. Parley, 1.344.000 bu.; de
crease, i07,io bu. The visible supply or
wheat In Canada last Saturday waa 10.711.-
000 bu., a decrease of S85.0a bu.
MCW IURK (iKMvHAI, MIHKKT
itaotatloaa of the liar Varltai
Coat uiedlt lea.
NRW TOR K. Jan 2.1 -Fl.tril- Dull:
spring patents, tt.Hi" 60; winter straights.
$4 it.(tj4.3; winter patents, $4 4MM ; eprlng
clears, t4 1Ou4.40; winter extras. No. 1,13 40
ft.1.70; winter extras, No. 2, 13.2511144; Kan
sas straights. 14 in 76. Rve flour, firm;
fair to good. t4Imu4X: choice to fancy,
$4 40Jj4eo. Ruckwbeat flour, dull; Amerl
oan, 72o, r. I. f. New York; Canadian, M4C
o. I. f. New Vork -for export.
CORNMKAl, Steady : fine white and yel
low, $l.iVu 1.26, coarse, tl lujj l 2; hlln dr'ed
I2.K6 WH FAT Spot market, easv; No. I red,
9So elevator and 984c f. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern, Duluth, tl.JIS. t. o. b. afloat.
Futures market was quirt and barely
steady on liberal recelpta and warmer
w-eather In the west, althoiiRh cablea were
steady and the visible supply showed a
good decrease, closing 40 net lower. May.
tl.02 9-181 0S,, closed $1,034; July closed
at $102. Receipts. 6.000 hu.
CORN Spot market, easy; new. No. t.
51o asked, f. o. h. afloat. Futures market
was without transactions, closing un
changed; May closed at 6o. Recelpta,
87.7MI bu.; shipments, M.266 bu.
OATS Spot market steady; Ko. 3, JSC
Futures market waa without transactions,
closing unchanged. January closed at
Is'c; May, 404c; July, 4UV.C. Receipts,
48.NIIO bu.
HAY-Steady; prime, $1124; No. 1. tl.0;.'
1.074; No. 2. 6c; No. I, 0o.
HOPS Firm: lisw, 17U2oc; Paclflo coast,
liMO, lS-ji 22c; 1SOD, i;IVrl6o.
HIDbiS yulet; Central America, 2lc;
Bogota. 22c.
IjfcjATHKR Steady ; hemlock firsts, IlHtf
2.1c, thirds, l"(U;Wc; rejects, IrtHfliC.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mees,
122. 2iV 22.60; family, $23.6025.00; short clears.
$J0 my 22 .00. Reef, steadv; mess, $14 00n'
14 60; family. $16 WVj, 17 ott; beef hams, ti.60
U 27.60. Cut meats, quiet; pickled hcillea.
10 to 14 Iba., $12.75(U13.7o; pickled hama, $12.50
(BH.00. lard, eav; middle west prime,
$10.15010.25; lefined. steady; continent,
$10.70; South America, $11.66; compound,
$8.5(8.76.
TAI.LOW-Qulet; prime city, hhds.,
7 i-Hic; countrv, 74J7SU.
BIJTTKR eak; creamer v specials, 27c;
extras. 23S!54o; third to first, lri'-Hc; held
creamery, third to special. ISJi'.'lc; slate
dairy, common to finest. Hwfr'V; process,
second to special, lttjjilc; IniluJ lion cream
ery, first. 18ulih.'; factory held. 174Wc;
factory held, current make. 17&18c.
CHFF.8K Kay ; atate whole milk aps
cjal, ln4i(Dl7c; state whole mlU. fancy, I5frf
154c; Mate whole milk, summer and fall
make, lli( H4-; atate whole milk, late fall,
good to prime, 13gl4c; state whole milk,
winter made, common to fair, 9110; skims,
!yi2c.
KGGS F.asy; fresh, gathered selected ex
tras, 2V&'7o ; fresh gathered, firsts, 26c;
fresh gathered seconds. 'iMu'lAr fresh cat ti
ered dirties, lHOTIc; fresh gathered No. 2,
l.(&J8o; refrigerating first, 184glSc; refrig
erating seconds, lii'sfrlTc
POL LTRY' Dressed, irregular: western
chickens, 14iil94c; western fowls, 134
164c; western turkeys, WitUba.
WEATHER IK THIS OHAIN HK.l.T
Indications Are for Continued Fair
and Wurmer In This Vlolnltr.
OMAHA. Jan. 23, 1911.
The pressure Is high over the entire
country this morning, except a depression
of considerable onergy la moving in over
the extreme northwest. Ilght enow flur
ries are reported along the upper Atlantic
coast, from Atlantic City to Roston, with
rains farther down the coast. It is raining
on the west tiulf coast, and light snow is
falling on the Texas Panhandle. The
weather Is clear In the tipper lake region,
the upper Mississippi and upper Missouri
valleys, and Is generally clear throughout
the west, except aome cloudlnesa is shown
In the extreme west and extreme southwest.
Temperatures are much lower this morning
in the Atlantic and Oulf states; they have
moderated In the upper valleys and a very
decided rise has occurred In the extreme
northwest within the last twenty-four
hours, and the Indications are for warmer
In this vicinity tonight, with continued
fair weather tonight and Tuesday.
Temperature and precipitation aa com
pared with the last three years:
1911. 1910. 1P09. 190S.
Lowest last night 21 27 34 06
Precipitation 09 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, .01 de
grees. Deficiency in precipitation alnce March 1,
15.01 inches.
Excess corresponding period. 1910, 1.25
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period, 1!"9. J.69
Inches. L.. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
t. I.ouls General Market.'
ST. LOl-IS, Mo., Jan. 23. WHEAT Fu
tures, firm; May, tl.00fl.004c; July, 94V8
944c. Cash, wealt; track: No. 2 red, 11.004
&1.03H; No. 2 hard, 8cft1.03.
CORN Steady; May, 4Kc; July, 60e. Cash,
lower; track: No. 2. 454c; No. 2 white. 4c.
OATS Weak; May, 334c. Cash, steady;
track: No. 2, 324t33c; No. I white, 34c.
RYE Firm; 84c.
FLOUR Dull; red winter patent a. ' S4.860
6.26: extra fancy and straight, I4.20&4.76;
hard winter clears, $36Orrj4.U0. .
SKEI Timothy. $5.0089.50.
CORNM F. A L $2.30.
BRAN Higher; sacked (east track), till
1.12. v
HAY Steady; timothy, $14.0019 00; prai
rie. tll.O&14.5i
PROVISIONS Pork unchanged; Jobbing,
tlo.874. Lard lower; prime steam, i.,W$
9.85. Dry salt meats unchanged; boxed
extra shorta, $10,874; clear rlba. $10,874;
short clears, $11.00. Racon unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, $12,124; . clear ribs, $12,124;
short clears, $12.25.
POI'LTUY Unchanged; chickens. Ho;
springs, 12c; turkeys, 18c; ducks, 14c;
geese. 8c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 23ff27c.
KUaSLower; 224c.
Recelpta. Shipments.
Flour, hble 12.3') 11.600
Wheat, bU 74.000 33,000
Corn, bu . 1 82.000 28.OU0
Oats, bu 143,000 63,000
Kansas (Itr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 23 W1I EAT May,
964'q64c, bid; July, 92&924C, bid. Cash,
4-ii I c lower; No. I hard, V4c11.01; No. i,
944'nHRc; No. I red, $1.02; No. 3, $1,004.
CORN May, 44'644c; July, 434&4t4c
bid. Cash, unchanged to 'o lower; No. 2
mixed, 444c; No. i. 44c; No. 2 white, 4&4o;
No. 3. 44'6 45c.
OATS Unchanged ; No. i white, S24
334c; No. 2 mixed, 3152c
RYE No. 2. 744j78c.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $14.00
tj 14 50; choice prairie, $12.
BUTTER Creamery, 26c; firsts, 23c; aeo
onos, 21c; packing stock, 134c.
HUGS Extras, i24c; firsts, 204c; aeconda,
154c. 1
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 104.000 S7.000
lorn, bu , 42,ini0 lb.OUO
Oats, bu 14.1W0 la.ooo
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 23 WH EAT May,
$l.oiVi(l.u4; July, $1.06Val05V cash. No.
1 hard, $1,064; No. 1 northern. $1.041.06;
No. 2 northern. $1.01fil. 04; No. 3, Ksc'ijll W.
FLAX Closed at $2,634-
CORN No. 3 yellow, 43'&44c.
OATS No. 3 white, 31441314c.
RYE No. 2. 71i4(i:0c.
BRAN In lu0-oound sacks. $22.0021.50.
r I.OI K - Flint patents, $4X416. 25; second
patents, $4.7.Vp6 15; first clears, , $3.25a3 6i;
second clears, $2.25ii(2.85.
Philadelphia Prodnce Market.'
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23 BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 2ac; extra
nearby prints, Sue.
EOOS one cent lower; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free cases. 2rtc at
mark; current receipts, in returnable casea,
2fce at mark; western firsts, free cases,
26c at mark; current receipts, 25o at mark.
CHEESE Iower; New York full creams,
fancy, September, 154c; New York full
creams, fancy. October, 14l.,c; New York
full creams, fair to good, 14ul44c. '
Liverpool drain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 23-WHEAT-8pot,
firm; No. 2 red western winter, 7s 4d: fu
tures, quiet; Macch, 7s Id: May, 7s d.
COHN-6iot. quiet; American mixed, new,
4u 34d; Amer.can mlxfd, old, 6s 2d; futures,
dull; January. 4s td; February, 4s 3d.
FIjOUK Winter patents, steady, 2!s.
HOI'S -In London, Pacific coast, firm,
4 'y.t5 r,s.
Mllmskct Grain Market.
MILWAUKK.a Jan. 21 FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT No. 1 northern. $1 osql No.
3 r.orthern. tl.u64ii1.V74; May, K4jMac.
OATS-Standard, 334c
BARLEY Sample, bisu'JZc. N
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III.. Jan. 23.-OORN-Lower,
No. 3. 44c; No 4. 424c; sample. 40c.
OAT-teads ; .No. 2 white. :c; No. 3
white. Whc; standard, 324c: No. 4 while.
t '. 1 t w '. .
; 1 1 " , . j . r , v
'..- :". ' t .'. M ia .
Tin: iu:i::
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market IIu Nervoui and Unsettled
Tone ill Day.
TWO MOVEMENTS ARE AT WORK
Tradlna- la llnll Itarlnat Remainder
of the Ir at l ow
Prlree.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23 -Two well defined
movements of diverse character today gave
the stock market a nervous and unsettled
tone. Following the general advance In
I.ondon the local market opened strong
and buoyant, but before mlddday this posi
tion was reversed.
A selling movement met with little re
alstance until all the morning gains were
marked off. Buvlng at the bottom steadied
the market somewhat and during the re
mainder of the day trading waa dull at
prices slightly above the lowest.
United States Steel was made the pivot
of bull operations In the morning on a
revival of reports of trade Improvements,
especially In connection wtih the advance
la price of wire products.
Later In the day United States Steel was
used effectively as the center of operations
In a bear movement when word came from
Washington that a resolution contemplat
ing an Inquiry Into the Steel corporation's
affairs waa receiving consideration in the
house. Word that -no action had been
taken on the resolution helped to steadv
prlcea In the late trading.
December reports of the Lehigh Vallev
and the Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago ,t
St. Louis railroad showing further sub
stantial decreases In net earnings exercised
a depressing Influence, while reports of
aa Impending decision In the Union Pacific
Southern Pacific merger case were used to
ell those shares
A better Inquiry for alxty and ninety-ray
loana waa reported with 110 change of
ratea. Foreign exchange waa firm, demand
terllng advancing 10 to 16 points.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, $.'t.SlN,vM0. United States government
Ss advanced on call.
Number of sales and leadln gquotatlona
on atocka were aa follows:
Alll. ra. . "' ,,,n- Low' CI"".
Allli-Ctiatmert rM inn j
Amal.mtl t'opp.r i,4'o u li :,
Anirlr-a AirlcuHui.i tv i 47
amerlosn Beet Sugr j.joo 4,11, lot
American Cn ? p,, rj ,
Anus-Inn C. F l.nie m, Btv f!t
American notion oil !Mo rs g,n
Ainsrloan H AL M jt hu. 2tZ
Am. ire eecurltlai uo m, 17(t :J
AnSn-lran Llnaeeil
American Locomotlvs , 14.
American 8 ft R (.7110 7H 77vi ns
Am. a. a n pw , n, n nwv
Am. Slaal Foundries gun 4(1 4a 4a
Am. Sii(r Rcfinlna m lts in 1 if.
Americas T. ft T 1 hi hi urn m.
-Amertcaa Tobacco pfd inn m4 m4
n. uvifH y, 81
Anaconda Mining Co l,on no, m. .isii
Atchison i,x m no but,
Aiihlaun ptd jiifl i2lt 21t
Atlantic (Niaat Una Mo lo i-n 11s
Baltimore ft Ohio I.dno 11174, , tiniu
B.lhl.ham ataal jtit jkv xn
Brooalyn Rapid Tr 4.MU 77' 7(1 761,
Canadian Panne. ,;oo id jn7i m,
Oantral leather ' 4.K) Kii 3,44
Ontral Leather pfd " )ft1 '
Central ot Naw Jtnef "" jmj
(lieaapaaka ft Ohio I o j -v
Ohleaao ft Alton 3,,
Chlri) O. W., nca- , 104
O. Q. W. pfd 4 1
Chlcaxo ft .N. w iv ki 144 144 14f,i
V. M. ft Rt. P 100 ia 1117 1L-7U
C. . C, C ft St L 4f.
Colorado F . ft I l.auo JS I4U.I. J4S
C4lorado ft Southern miu
lnoll.latcd Oaa JS.400 14.1i, 141 141',
Corn I'roducta .vw us 144 14
tela-af4 ft Htldann 4-m 17a lii" 1H71,
D-ner ft Rio Urand aoo it 11 iu
D. ft It. O. pfd ;,i
rxatlllera' BacUrlUs 110 isi, .o,
"rl , 00 JM, sm,
Oris 1st pfd a,i0 4' 47 a 4TUj
rie 2d pfd 2no lav, r,'
Oaitaral Klfctrlc fin 1M, 161
Oreat Northern pfd l.snn IMS 13fH 1M
Great Northern Ore etf... i.dno ftl'i uD 1HS
Illlnola Cantra.1 ano us IKMi 13r,S
Inaeroomugh Met 1.700 l, us up,
Int. Mat. pfd 7.no M iws Bis
International Hanreaier .. son 114s 1"S 1 i:t4
Int. Marina pfd 4H 77, 174 17s.
International Paper too 12s H't l'.'H
International Pump 100 4is 40s 40
Iowa Central too liS 1't III
Kanaaa Otr !o K) II314 ss SJ
K. C. go. ptd 100 m Cta, t'4
lclmle On J.aio Ht'4, 11SH 1IJS
JoulaTllVe ft Naihrllla... . oo 144V, K
Minn. A Bt. liuia fno 2s 24 27
m., at. a. a. u 100 irs i""S i't
M., K. T too i:,s y
M.. K. ft T. pfd 4
Mlaaouri Pacific I.inrj M 4s
National Biscuit MX) m l:i IMS
N. R. R. of M. !d pfd.... M0 in !
Nw York t'emra.1 3.i"0 1114 1HH, lnv
N. T:, O ft W 60(1 43S 4IS 4IS
Norfolk ft Weitern 4,700 lots I''-S
North American 714 71 70
Northern Pacific 7.7"0 1 ltss 11S
Pai-lflo Mall m,... t"0 2S iS :
PennavlTanla 4."0 177S IMS Ifl'a
Penpla'a Uan 700 107s lMt 1"S
p.. c. c. ft gt. L m
Pluaburg Coal las
Prcaaed Blral Car 100 12t KS :'S
Pullman Palace CaY 1 1(1 141 14)
lUllair Stael Sprint 3
Hnadlnn Ha.100 161 S IfS l'-'S
Itapuhlic Sfvel 400 12 S J2',J 37',
Republic Steel pfd 14
Koclc laland Co 6. MO 12 S IIS HI
Rock Uland Co. pfd 1
Rt. L ft . V. 2d pfd 400 41 40S t
Rt. Louts R. W IK
Rt. L R. W. pfd 300 t:: 43 S ?S
Sloaa-lhaffla-ld H. ft I (1
Southern Pacific MOO HIS UTS US
Southern Railway 1 , 4- ill r7S ITS
Bo. Rallwar pfd "0 S at,
Tenneaaee CVppar too MS 16S VS
Taiaa ft Pacific . ts
T.. St. I ft W $00 tSS MS 'O
T., Rt. LAW. pfd i0 5tS r.r 60S
I'nlon Pacific 47,100 1T7 174V 176
Vnlon Paotfte pfd 100 3S MS :l'4
Vnlted Rtaun Realty 64
t'nlted Htatea - Rubber too 7S ITS lS
t'nltad Rlatea ftiaal lil.diO 7kS TS T7
I'. 8. BKeal pfd 1.600 11IS 11S U
I'tak Copw l.soo 4 4:.S 4..S
va.-mrollna Chemical ... 1.2-w 4S 4
Wabaah 100 1S If l"S
Wahaah pM .V.s S Hi
Waatarn Maryland 4-0 KS HoS 60S
Weatlnghouae Eiectrte 'loo 7 47 u
Wealarn t'nlon 704 7ZS 74S
Wheeling ft L B 6
Lehlsh Vallav 10,100 17i 170S 171
Total .aalaa for the dar. 147,100 sharaa.
New York Money- Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28. MONK Y On call,
.steady; 2Vi.'t per cent; ruling rate. 24
per cent; closing bid, per cent; offered
at Z per cent. Time loans, weaker and
dull; sixty days. 3 per cent; ninety days,
3g 34 per cent; six months. 3'i&3 per cent.
PRIME MKRCANT1LE PAPKR-4S4'4
per cent.
HTEIU.LNd EXCHANGE Klrm. with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at $4 sr-Vfif
4.'iV) for slxtv-day hills and at I4.K.VH for
demand. Commercial bills, $1 M Vat
SILVER Bar. 6:'c; Mexican dollars, 4'c.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
aa follows:
V. g. raf. as. rat ...10044 int. M. M. 4Ss "S
4a coupot 1oo apat: 4a i
V. B. a, reg HS do 4S 'a
do coupon 1"!S K. C. Mu. lat la 72V,
V. . 4a, rag 116S I.. R. deb. 4a ml S
do coupon 116Si I. ft N. tint. 4a '--is
AIIH-lial. lit 6a... 77 "M.. K. ft T. lat 4i. !I7,
Am. As- St IMS "do xn 4,a
A T. ft T. CT. 4s...l4S Mu. Pai Iflc 4? 7;-
Am. Tobacco 4a US N. K H of M. 4S.
do aa loss N y c. 1 3S. .. S
Armour A Co. 4S-- M do i -h. 4 MS
Alchlaoa aan. 4 S N. 1'.. N. It. ft H.
do ct. 4a 10TS e. s I1l'i
da ct. 6a lo N ft W. lat c. 4.. S
A. C. L. lat 4a MS do ir. 4 ik',
Hal. ft Ohio 4a 9k', No. Pacific l.
do is ?' is
do 8 W. ISl I). B. L.. rfd 4 . . 1
Brook. Tr. cv. 4a. .. US rinn. cv. Inn. IKS
x-ea. of Ga. 6a 1 do con. 4s ims
Caa. Iiather 6a HS Headlnx R-n. 4s HkS
'. of N. J t 6l...l;JS8l U K 8. V If. 4. ms
Chaa. ft Ohio 4 I":1, do gen.
do rf. 6a .i 8t. L R W. c. 4a . . 7S
Chicago ft A. JSi... 71 1, !. 1st sold 4s .... Is)
C., B ft Q J. . .. "S 8 A I.. 4a 77",
4V1 gan. 4s 7 go. Pac. rol. 4a II '4
1'. U. ft 8 P. a V: do a. 4s tki;
C R I. ft P c. 4s. I4S do 1st rcf. 4i
do rfg 4s i-S 80. Ksilwif 6s H7S
Colo. Ind. 6l 74 do gen. 4s 77S
'olo. Mid. 4a I nlon Pa' iflc 4s bus
-. ft R r. ft a 4'n vl-S do cv. 4s 1u4'
I i. ft II. ct. 4s fS do 1st ft rcf. 4s ;,
I !) ft R. O. 4s M-j V. 8 Hubtier is I'U.
do lef. is I , 8 Biw-I 2d im ...liMS
IHsllllei '6s 77 Vs. -Car. Clirm. it l'. v,
Kris p. I. 4a MS W slash 1st 5a 1m
do gan. 4s do 1st a as. 4s 41',
do rr. 4a. ser. A.. 'U Waalern Md. 4s s.,
do scrlta B 7 1 Wsst. Klsc rv. 6s . mx
Cm. Else. rv. 6s ...'.17 Wla (-rntral 4s s.is
111. Can. 1st raf. 4s.. 7, Mo. Pac. ct. 6s I).'-,
liu Mat. ISi i'-.t
Hid.
I. oral aernrlllee.
Quotations furniahed by Burna. Drinker
ft Co.. 44 New Omaha National bank
building:
Hid. Askad.
AmsrlrSB T. ft T. 4s. Col. Tr 40 .
Atlanllc 1lr Oaa Co. 6s. ltnll t w
Rsldaln Iw Works 1st 6s. Into lulS lu'
Iriiltago Rsnltarv 4a ms tti
I Columbus. Neb., g. L 6a, lfe'l 41
Illetrolt s.dlaun 6s. 19U Ion jj
IKatrmoot Craamarr lat g 4 par cant MS ins
j Iowa Portland Oment lat 4s M ,s)
'Ksnssa Ctly 4a 1M0 I acbool MS MS
(nurds Building '. 4a In
Ksnsa Mlj Osa ja. 1V3 l m
Oni'n i:s )m. 117 STs M
On.ij, W." UK tat ni
-ins it'i a-t r
O'o 1 ' ' - ) m ut
uvnahs ft C. I II. It, is. IliA 41 tt
OMAHA. TUESDAY, ,)ANlTAItV
.- VlL ...1- L.- IJ. ism - i I1.-.1- .
Omshs A r. ft Rt. Rv. t. I p. ... 14 MS
OIIMina 1 , w. "4. fiy coin s tt
Omilis A C K. II. A P. fs. !: M
Ilia riectrlo CV. ia. In.t M 44',
s-aiahipt Custer 1 Sr ccn4 sfd I
Riralton, Nab, Water 4a 10! S
l.nadoa Sttnt-k aMarket.
I.ONIHiN. Jan. -i.t American Securities
opened steady and about unchanged today.
Later prices advanced tinder the lead of
Canadian Pacific. At noon the market
was steady and from unchanged to 1
higher than Huturdsv's New York closing.
Consols. monejr.. . TS lxiHlsllla A N 1(4
do pfd 71 II 14 M., K. A T WS
Amal. Copper M'4 N. t Central 1t
Sns.-chds t Norfolk A W ?1"l
AK-hlson 107S do pfd
do pfd let Cnlirlo A W 44 S
hsltlmora A Ohio . II0S rsnnsylvnnla
Csnsdlan Psrlflc. . . . 7H Hand Mines S
hrssprska A O St ItHadIng 61
Chicago 11. w t."S B.wlhern 1r
Chi., Mil. A Rt. P IMS do pfd "
lie Peers I S-uil hsi n Psclfle 1:5
l'snrsr A Hlo O Ilst nl"" ractfic I" I S
do pf.l 71 do pfd M
Br 1 a I p R siaal "S
do 1st rfd S do pfd IT-'S
do I.t pld 47S Wsl.ssh 17
Orand Trunk do pfd S
Illlnola tmusl Uh Spanish Is M
SILVKK-Mar, steady at 4l per ounce.
MONLV-StiJ, per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 4 per cent; for three
months' bills, .V per cent.
ttwatnn
noSTON, Jan
stocks weie as
Alloues
Amal. I Yn-per
A. 8. I.. A R ....
Arlrons tvm
Atlsnttr
Putt Coalition ..
1 -si. A Artsona ..
isil. A Hxla
Centsnnlst
Coprsr Hangs C t
Kast hut la C. M .
franklin
tllroui Con
Irs n by t Nm
Oreana csnansa ..
4 loaliisr stocks,
2.4 Closing quotation!
follows:
. . a.- Mnlmsk
. 4US Nsvsila lm
.. a'- Mplasing Mines . .
.. i: North Multa
. . 4 old nonunion .. ...
. . 1SV flscMtla
1 on
ts
U4l
H'S
s
llii
70
II
ITS
s
I4S
4i-S
MS
4S
II
4('S
II
117
. . 47S I'arrolt I.
..6111 vjulncji .
. . If Rhsnnon
. . l.'N Hiiusrlor
A C.
. 17S Hunerlor A
n. M.
. 7 s Superior A
p. c.
. . 4S Tsnuiraik
. . 11 4 S. R R.
"am.
. . S dn pM
I4S. t',.1.
Isle Koyala Copper
Karr Lka
Mka (vper
t 11-14 rtah Copper t.'o.
. aii w inons
. 4S Wohrrlns
. ITS
l.s Salla Copper
Miami (VipiRrr
Askad.
! e 1 01
The following
hv Ixgan ft III
Btock exuhanga,
Omaha:
Amer Tobacco ...
Hay Stale Ual
Post on tns
Butte Coslttton ..
tsctiia
chlno
chief (Vina
Krsotlon
PsTls-HsIr
Kerr laks
(Ijlbwav
K.l l"antral
Kly Cons
Rly Witch
1-snklln
tilrout
Ooldfleld Plorsnr
Uoldflrld Uaisr ...
rk l orb Market.
quotations are furniahed
yan, membera New York
316 Mouth Sixteenth street.
4'
. 14
. IV
. tt
. US
. us
. IS
. ITS
IS
. TS
N
- IS
. II
. TS
ts
.
. IS
. I
Oreene Csnansa ..
Insvlrsttun
I .arose
Nav, Cons
Nwhouss
Ohio Copper
Ttawhlde Cosllllon
Rav Csntrul
Swift I'kg Co ...
Hesrs-Roxliuik Co
RtlTer Ph k
. S
: :t
. II '
'l
. i
. IS
. IS
tons
. 1HS
s
Superior A Pltsbur
g IIS
Toniipali kilning
Trinity roppar
t:atted CNppsr
Norlh Lake ...
Bohamla
IS
. 4S
. US
. IS
ss
Ie lorb l:inni RtocUa.
NBW YORK, .lun. 2:1. Closing quotations
UIl llllllllia iiurni STir.
All'-a l:v l.lttl
chief ..
.. 6
.. SO
.160
..urn
. .1110
.. to
Com. Tunnel attxk. XIV
Mexican
Ontario ,
ophir
Hlandsi'l
Vallum Jsiksl
do bunds
.. is
Crm. cal. A Va.
Horn 8ller
Iron Silver ....
Leadvllle Cos. .
Offered.
,..61
... ft
..11
...II)
OMAHA WHOLKRAI.K PHItKR.
HUTTKR-Cieatuery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade In l ib. rartona, 27c; No. 3,
in 90-lb. tubs, 2fic; No. 2, in l-lo. cartons,
36c; packing stock, solid pack, lbc; dairy,
In 60-lb. tubs, lt'18c. Market changes
every Tuesday.
CHEESK-'1 wins, KVSISHc; young Ameri
cas, 174c; daluies, li'kc: triplets, 17Sc; llm
burger, Ibc: No, 1 brick, IT'.io; imported
Swlea, aZui domestio Swiss, tic; block Swiss,
inc.
POULTRY Dressed brollera. tinder t Iba.
$5 per doa.i hena, 14Vxc; cocks, lie; duoka,
lac; geeoe, lie, turkeys, 26c; pigeons, per
duz., $120; bomer aquaba, per doa, $4;
fancy squabs, per doa, $3-o0; No. L per
doi., $3- Alive, broilers, 16c; smooth legs,
11c; hens, 104c; stags and old roosters,
c; old duoka, full feathered, 12c; geese,
full feathered, 10Ho; turkeys, 1.101!c; guinea
fowls, 26o eaoh; pigeons, per doa., oOc;
homers, per dox., U, squabs. No. I, per
dox., $1 DO; No. 2, per dux., bou; capons, ever
$ lbs.. 14c.
B'ISIl tall rroxen) Pickerel, 7c; white,
llo; pike, 10c; trout. 13c; large crapplea,
-0c; Spanish macl.arel, lKo, eel. ISc; bad
dock. 1-lc; lloui.ders, 12c; green catfish, 30a;
loe shad. $1 eacti; shad roe, per pair, two;
frog legs, per dux., eve; aalinon, lie; bail
but, 10c, l.. rnng, do.
BEEF CUTS Klba: No. 1, Iflc; No. t
Uo; No. 8, VV:. Loin: No. 1. I7o; No. 3.
U'lO; INO. t. IV-laU. V-UUI.S. ,. s, l-ssu; io. 1,
7c; No 8, 7u. Hound: No. L o; No. I,
aVc; No. 3 o. Plate; No. i, tu; No, 2.
(Wc; No. 3, 61C.
KRLI'i'S. tTC. Apples. home-grown
cooking, per bbl., $4.0u; Mlnaouii Jonathan,
per bbl., $i ; Missouri ban Uavls, per bbl.,
$4 60; Missouri Wliiesaps. jjer bbl., $4 oU;
Missouri Oano, per bbl., $4-7ti; otner varle
tles per bbl., $4.2i; Coloiado Jonathan,
per box, $2-W; Washington Wealthy and
Jeffrey, per box, $1.60; California Bdle
fiower, per box, $l.bo; Oregon and Waah
Ington Qrimea Uolden and Jonathan, extra
fancy, to 175 ,"-. Pr box. 3225.
Bananas, fancy select, per bunch, $2.2ot
2 60 Jumbo, per bunch, 3.7iii.7B. Cran-bvri-les.
per box, $1 &0; Bell and Cherry
brand, per bbl.. $10.oo; VVI.consIn Bell and
Uugle brand, per bbl.. $10.7$. Dates. An
chor brand, new. thirty 1-lb. pkgi., ,B
boxes, per box. $2.00; bulk, in 70-lb. boxes
per lb., S- ?w California, twelve
12-o pkgV. Kc; thirty-six 12-or. pkg,
ilei liny S-ox. Pkgs.. $2.00; Tu?kSn
1-crown. per lb. lc; o-crown, per lb., J4c
4-crown Pr lb.. 13c. Grapes Malaga, to
fa 65 lbs i"BS. per keg, $7.tXi$j$.w. fj"'.
K-ult Florida. 46-M-64-b0-i alxea, per Jo
is2ata3 7ri Lemons, Llmonelra brand, extra
fane; 300 else, per box. $4 60 ; 360 alie
box! $4 5o; choice. 300 sixe. per box. $4 w-
else Ir box. $4 uO. 240 alxe. 60c per boi
. " Oringes. C.rmel U. Hedland..v,
alxes. pt box $2 60; 12b slxe, per box
ttn: 1W nd "m 2"' box, $1.
J oi; choice "vel-. 80-M sixes. $2 Joj
sixa. $2 6'; I60 -n1 "mailer sixes, $2.uaJ 76
tKrlda. all sizes, per box, $2.60. Tears
f-iufornla Winter Nellls, per box. ,1 :
New y"i' Kelfer per bbl.. $3 75&4.00. "
vV.KTAliLtS-Iteana. string ,d wtI,
per mkt. bsk.. $160. Beet., per bu.. Tic.
CabbsBe. new. per lb.. 1H-;. Carrot,, per
bu? T5c- tel"yo, M1.,hln. Per doi.n
bui chca. 3 ; California Jumbo, per doxen
bunches. K- Cucumber, hot houae. iv,
5 ant. tan- y Florida per dox. $2.on. Ulr'
Re extra fancy, white, pet lb., 15c; r,a
ner lb.. 1"C- -eture- fncy leaf. p,r
dox 4c- Onion. Iowa, red and yellow
ner "lb.. 2'c; Indiana, white, per lb., ac;
Spanish, per crate. $1.50. Paialey. fnL.y
home-grown, per dox benches. 40c. pars
nip. Ir bu" ;6c potlu,!-. er'y Ohio,
in aacka. per. bu., 90c; Iowa and Weon.
iin white stock, per bu.. 76&6e. Kuta
baaas per lb., llc. Sweet potatoes, ,.tn
pet bbl . $2.00. Totr atoes, California
,,er" 4-bsk. crate, $1.76. 1 urnlpa. per bu..
'6M18CEl-LAMCOrS-Almi.nds. California
soft shell. lb., lv; In sack lots, lc le.ta.
uiazil nuts, per lb.. 13c; In sack lota, lo
liaB. f'oioanuii. per sack, $6 60; per doa.,
aoc. Filberts, per lb.. 14c, In sack Iota, jo
lesa. Hickoryi.uts. largi. per lb., 6c; amaii
per lb., tk. 1'eanutK. toasted, per lb., e',
raw, Pr lb., 6c. Pecans, large, per lo.,
luc; in sack lots, lo lesa. Walnuts, blaca,
lr lb, 2M.; California, per lb., lv; ui
sack lota, lu leaa. .
Melal Market.
NBW YOKK, Jan. 23.-M ETALS stand
aid copper, weak; siiot. January, Februarv,
March and April. $l2u(i 12 W; lindon mar
ket, firm, eMit, i:.xi 7s txl; futures. 6.
Arrivals repurled al New York today.
ttns. CuHtoms liouee returns show exports
of 22.0O7 tons so far this month. Iake cop
per, $I22V' 12 k7'; electrolytic, $12.5n; cast
ing. $12. 12 V" 12. 27'. Tin. Irregular; spot,
$41 2Mi4l.7f.; January. $41 sr. 4 41 76; Februarv.
$41 2r.'i-4175; March. $11 4trU41.7:.; April. $41.35
t: 41.75. London market, steadv; spot,
4'1'tfl Ru- futures f US. 1"- JLA I ....1 ...,.
$4.4t&4.5r.. New York: $4 2fiu4.36. Last St!
. LoiiIm:: London market. 4:12 Iss Vd. Spelter.
I iirrs'iisr, ; .si.'.oa. lora; so . dtvll o. 40.
, Kajt St. Louis, sales. hn.Usj Dm. February,
I Kant St. Louit. delivery al $.1 30; Lend. ,11,
17s Ad. iron. Cleveland warrants,
j 4Hs 4'xd In loiidi.n. l.o ally. Iron was
I steadv. No 1 foundry northern. $15.20,3,
j p: 2i; No. 2, $14. 7.V11 15.75; N'o. I southern and
I N'o 1 southern soft. $i;.2o4)i t 76
) ST. LI tHS, .Ian 2:1 M F.TAI.M Lead,
j dull, at $4 .'.V Su lter. lower, at $o 30.
Oil and HoalB.
I SAVANNAH. Ua., Jan 23 - TI'KPl'.N'-
T I N K - Firm at M
c.-iptM. 4W bbls. :
st'H-kH. 2i. hlila.
: sates sm t'tiis ; re-shlpm-nts.
:';3 bl.la.;
HUSIN-Firm; sale.. LSi'l bbls ; ric.-li.tn,
II7S bbls. ; -' 1 1 in n ill I n. 1.421 bbl": MtockS
i S2.H.M bhls. (.Juotations. It. $t, j;w,;
I tw 57: K. H.'. F. $-. 62',. II, M dV, . It. $H 7;
1. $;.75: K. $;). M, W. S. $7.A. Wti.
$;.K.: WW . $"."v
siir Market.
! NKW VOHK. Jan. 23 Sl'tlAK - Itaw.
itiniet; mi a ovad.i v lust. Sv ; i-cnii If uaal.
: te t ::ik. - molasses sugar, kt test, 2 .ic.
I'.efinssi. u.lat.
:24, 1911.
1 . .,,1 ...!.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Are Generally Steady with Lust
Week's Close.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
General Sheep Trade "low, wllk Weak
Tane, White Prlcea rtaaged fresaj
Almnat Rteartr Little
l.nrrer In SJaiola.
SOI'TIt OMAHA. Jan. 13. 1"1B
Iterelpts ere: Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Fstltnate Mondav 6.f-1 4,l0 11.200
Same day last week 4.77H S 4M 12.4.1S
Shiiis dav i weeks ago.. 5. 4s I.t" 1$,7W
SMme dsv 3 weeks ano.. l.:r.7 I S-.'. 3.1
H.ime dnv 4 weeks ago.. 1.2" l.7 ' i.
Same day laat year 4. WW $.773 11.S47
Tha following table shows the recelpta of
rattle, hogs and aheap at Boulh Omaha for
the year to date aa compared with laat
year; trill. 1l0 Inc. lo.
Cattle SJ.ltiH 00 1145 S.23
Hogs Il.ir73 ni.?l7 I.
Hheep 11S.0HI 2,213 3S.77S
The following table ahowa the average
prlcea of hoge at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparison!:
Hates. lull 110.1W.1S.1M7.1K.1W.
Jan. 13... T 71', I t$ ( 83 30
Jan. IS... T tlS 48 I SI (M
Jan. 14... 7 oS R f S 17 IM 11"
Jan. 15... 3 42 t S7 4 t ( 35
Jan. ltl... 7 r.NS (IM IU II-
Jan. 17... 7 71S 147 4 2t ( 42
Jan. IS .. 7 74 S 44 Oft 4 231 S 60
Jan. IS... 7 tSS, aj S OS S 42
Jan. 2ii.. .j 7 wo, I x mi liil I 27
Jan. 2I... ; 871 k SI t Si 4 32 t 55
Jan. 22...! I S 33j S 02 4 12 H
Jan. 2J... 7 MSI DO 4 04, I 4S
$ 3S 4 St
t IS 4 OS
4 SO
l
I 3D 4 SI
lu 4 67
6 37 4 60
121 IW
6 31 4 7
4 6S
$35
$ 3H 4 49
Sunday.
Kecelpts and disposition of ilve stock
the I nlon alook yards, South Omaha,
at
for
iweuty-iour Hours ending al p.
Cattle Hoas Sheep. Il'r'8
C . M. St. P 12 3 1
Wabash I
I nlon l'acllic 4 Hi
C A V - .ul m
14
I
14
4
C. N.-W.. west 7 20
C. St. P.. M. Ai 0 17 4
C, II. si Q . east 4
C , 14. ox W . west 41 12 21 1
., H. I. P., east ... $
C. K. I. P.. weet... 4 I
Illinois Central S 1
Chicago-lit. W 3
Total receipts 3W
00 66
ION.
attle. Hogs Hheep.
471 5 1.01R
1.0N4 l.M l.i3
77 I.W 1.M4
742 l.li 3,614
101
30
142
l:J
122
Ut
2.221
256
214
IH
4
4
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mi
26
10
1HI
41
127
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t;s
14
one .... Lint
Omaha Packing Co
Swift A Co
C'udahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
ft. Clair
Morrell
V. B. Vansant Co
Hen ton, Vansant & Lush
Stephens Hros
Hill & Son
F. II. lwls
Huston Co
J. . Hoot A Co
J. 11. Hulla
L. F. 1 1 usx
L. Wolf
McCrenrv Carey
S. Werthelmer
II. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty
Ie Rothschild
Smith Pnlsley
Mo. A Kans. Calf Co
IHrkens
McConneaughy
Christy ft Klein
Other buyers
Total 6.15H 4,006 10,184
CATTLF Hecelpta of cattle were about
the largest that they have been for a Mon
day for several week, and larger than a
year ago. At the same time other market,
wure very well supplied and reports aa a
rule Indicated a lower range of prices.
Owing to the slxe of receipts and to re
ports from other selling points buyers
seamed very bearish In their vlewa this
morning, and at the opening It looked very
much aa If cattle would sell a little lower.
Still tt waa apparent that th packera
wanted the cattle, and when they found
that they could not easily buy theifl lower
they bid up on them and the bulk of tna
early arrivals commanded about ateady
urlcea.
. What has been said regarding beef cattle
would apply ln a large part to the market
on rowa and heifers. Thua al tha opening
the feeling waa perhaps eajiler, but atlll
the demand waa prettv good and the desir
able kinds sold In about the same notches
as at the clone of last week.
Miockers and feeders were just about a.
high as ever, which means that the mar
ket was firm aa compared with laat week'a
close. Oood feeders were sought after and
sold to very good advantage.
Quotations on cattle; Oood to choice
beef ateera. $4. 10$ . tin; fair to good beef
ateers, to.o04jti.10; common to fair beef
ateera, $4 wtxtj6 40; good to choice cowa and
hulfera, $4.7b16.n6; fair to good cowa and
heifers, $4.0ntr4.76; common to fair cowa and
heifers, $3.t4.0; good to choice atocker.
and feed era. $6.2o'u5 DO; fair to good atockere
and feeders, $4 7f.'ii5.25; common to fair
stockera and feeders, $4.0044.76; stock heif
ers, $3.76'ul.60: veal calvea, $4.00-tf S.60, bulla,
.tags, etc., $: 75ii5.00.
Representative sales:
BEEC STEERS,
ho. As. Pr. No. At. rt.
4 IB7 I t1 1 1020 71
4J as ii 1214 i at
til 1U74 S to II 1471 4 it
COW at.
4 I 40 10 lim 4 40
1 Ill) I 71 4 1044 4 44
4 M I 15 t Umi 4 60
5 174 1 S6 4 IK 4 4
I HI 4 VI II ion 4 U
S 47 4 00 I n4 4 40
4 IM 4 (U I Hot 4 4
3 7S 4 10 II 1M 7,
1 M7 4 M 17 low 4 70
4 46 4 10 S 1IUS 4 to
11 II 4 II) I iuJ 4 ,
1 10 4 1 1241 4 10
S 1O40 4 ft 12 KI J
1 17 4 II II 14 t 00
t 1'WO 4 It 4 fit t 10
HEIFK.K8.
1 31 S 40 17 S07 4 M
I IM 4 ID II Ill 4 14
1 74 4 1 4 Ml I Tt
t M0 4 24 7 r.1 4 74
4 54t 4 24 14 IS IN
4 " 4 3 1 4l t n
1 4VS 4 40 . M 7e S 0
4 410 4 44 4 all M
t M 4 il 1 tta Is
I I'l 4 M S 740 ( It
I I l " H Ill t 4U
1 774 4 40
rJCLLS.
I I ' 4 ti I 1470 4 at
I H 4 4 I la) 4 u
I 4 40 3 11U 4 !
I I'l 4 40 1 1,,,) 4 j,
1 ""i 4 to 1 UO )t
1 12-'l 4 M I Itau 4 44
I 1' 4 10 17 Hint 4 so
4WCAL' "
t Si 4 on I iv j go
4 S 14l M
I 400 4 24 I no t 74
l" 4 so I )40 l 74
14 ! 4 o ,?a ,
1 fc ' . 1 174) I 44
It I " 4 114 v,
t 31 4 00 1 ISO 4 M
II 440 6 3 I loo ;4
2 $ Si t 1 .
1 HO '2 lt in
I tn 1 M 1 130 g 4
t -"" 4 i.v as
BTtK'KERS ANU FKtUEK.4
5 4 i0 It 70 I II
4 42 'I 4 W2t I
I W W S 7M 40
1 47j i n it an i a,
I 11 I4 ' 4 144 I 40
S " 6 II tU t 40
4 a-.o 4 10 4 a t .r.o
t lies S I" 2 loio I n
2 4 i It) 4 144 j 4,1
1 4 a I It 1 1 1 so I (0
fc4 417 t It 44 10,7 70
t KI I ! II 474 I 70
t a t ) to '..IIM 4 74
11 :il 4 " S 117 4 7J
.71 I'l I i 42 IP4 t 10
4 i S S 1044 I It
I 17.1 :( u I0g g
I 77 t 20
HOoS-llog trade as lacking In activity
thla morning at prices lmilic lower. It
waa slow going for salesmen from atari to
finish, th umy live spot of any conse
quence being the early session, when spec
ulators supported the trade to the extent
of a lew selected loads at the least decline.
Packers put-up their droves later, placing
bids with little or no evidence of haste.
Supplies were barely normal, but eastern
points reported bearish conditions and the
provision market as well la alerting some
little influence uh.ii tha trade because of
lis uncertainly. Product is due to work
lower while receipts of hogs have been too
limited lately to admit the accumulation of
stocks or downward revision of coat.
Heavy hogs were hard lo move at $7 46
and less, rough pa. king grades moving at
low figures. Irood inlsed ruled around
$7 5i 4i 7 oi. and c hoice lights topped at 17 no.
In a general av oualnv tags a ruling fac
tor in price making, with prime butcher
weights molng at the usual premiums.
J i(rpreenfatle sales:
; Nj As Sll Pr. S: At Sh r
I 44 . T n t su 7 l
1 I'l Sis) 1 Is 44 l . .1
S V.I a. 7 s ti ., a ISI
4 .. i t SO 1 Vi 14 :s.l .. 7 .4
41 . ... mi . 11 13 Is ... t tts
j si as I ss as ass ... i sj
4
1 40
I
t
... r4 ... t us
....S40 ... 1 14
....!- ... II
... Ml ... 7 lo
....HI ... I 40
... I4 SS 7 so
....14 ... t so
... II ... 1 so
....m ... i
...Ml ... 1 IS
... ! ... 1 so
... I'l ... I IS
....M ... t S
...to ... 1 4?s
....T ... 1 Its
... fits
....1M ... I M
....T ... t M
....11 ... 1 M
....144 ... 1 48
Is..
14..
14 .
17..
1 .
II . ,
W ,
41 .
41.,
II ,
40 ,
J.,
71..
11.,
II.,
St..
14 .
11.,
. S4S ... t 44
40 1 M
14 . . 1 H
.i i is t M
.174 ... t 44
IS I 40 1 40
X 170 t
"l , 1 to
I t Sno t no
.Ml ... 1 U
11 Sal ... 1 It
41 ... T Ii
SS .HI ... 1 41
It 1-4 44 7 M
41 M4 ... 1 14
II 141 40 1 41
SHF.F.P-The demand for all klnda of
stock in the sheep barn thla morning was
rather slow and tone to trade was bearish
from the opening. Hulk of business was
done at figures week to a little lower,
lambs showing small declines aa a rule.
Sho p and yearllnga held up in good shape,
when cnmparlsona between looal and
eaatern cost are considered, but even In
this branch of the trade prlcea wera shaded
more or less.
Oood. handy aheep were favored a.
usual, despite the fart that total receipts
were fully normal, and command very
nearly steady prices In a few Instance..
Wethers sold up as high a. $4 13, Indicating
an extreme quotation of $4 X on choice
Mexican grades Kwes topped at $3 SO and
yearlings brought aa much aa $5,00. Hurry
vearllnga with weight went at and around
4.70.
There were two market, for lamb., tha
same aa laat week one for plain, heavy
offerings and one for the lighter, high-
dressing strings. i lie former class or
stork ruled alow at $6.00 and under, while
anlmsla of the latter description .old a.
high a. $590. Till, sale Is highest quot
able on anything atlll In tha fleece. Rest
shorn lamba would hardly .ell over $6.26
at most.
uuotailons on sheep and Lambs: flood
to choice Ismbs. $5 ti.'di6 0; fair lo good
lambs, $4.76426 66; handy weight yearlings,
$4.7Mt6 0O; heavy yearlings, $4 3Mf4.7i; good
to choice wethers, $4 00ti4.2o; fair to good
weiners, sd.noia-s.iiu; gnoa to cnoirs ee.
$3en4j3SO; fair to good ewea. $l35ljISO,
sheep, cull to feeders, $1,600$ 36-
Representative sales;
No. Ay. Pr.
14 western lambs .' lit lis)
list western wether. 114 4 10
3.46 western lambs Tt t So
4SS Colorado ewes .. 10' IPO
171 Colorado ewea HW I 80
21 western yearllnga 88 4
m western lambs 71 I AO
4o4 western awea lot I 70
Its western ewes 110 t 60
4 western yearlings lot 4 70
ii western ewea. wethers 121 4 16
42$ western awea 11 I Hl
4D4 western yeerllng. s 6 i
Yi western yearlings . X7 f ot)
So western yearllnga 6 60
111) western ewes 14
western ewes 7i I to
t western lamb. 110 4 SO
400 we.tern ewes v IIU
CHICAGO I.IVB TOCK M AStKsCT
Dernaad tor Cattle and Rheey Weak
lleam Mora Aetlre.
CHICAOO. Jan. 13,-CATTLK Receipts
Sl.OoO head; market, weak; beeves, $.17.rslj1
7.00; Texa. steers. t4.16m.SO; western
steer., $4.60t)6.Mi; stockera and feeders. $3.75
0 0.75; oowa and heifer., 82.80V8.io; calvea,
$7.6tir 60.
1 1 out Receipts, MOO head; market, mora
active and steady at a decline: light and
mixed, $7ft501.IW; heavy. 7.(7.S6; rough.
$7.il7.70; good to choice heavy, $7 .70nn.S6;
pigs, S7.HSU4t.flD- bulk of sales. 17.7643.36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, Ru.OlsJ
head; market, weak; native, $4.ni6 40;
western, $2.76'd4 35; yearlings, $4 60nt.50;
lamba, native, $4 26.20; western, $4.kyj.20.
Kaasaus Cltr Lire Itsek Market.
KANSAS CITT, Jan. tt.CATTLB Re
ceipt., 13.000 head, Including SOU southerns;
market at pong to 10c higher and active;
dressed beef and export ateera, $8.0047160;
fair to good, $5.3u4.00: western ateera. $5.00
j00; stockera and feeders, S4.3f4t4.00;
southern steers. $&004W.OO; southern cows,
$3 0ntpti.00; native cowa, $S0t15; natlva
heifers, HoUtJSr.; bulla, $4.2tj5.16; calvea,
$4,75675.
HOUS Recelpta. 1,000 head; market 10i
15o lower; bulk of .ales, $7.65(67.70; heavy,
$7.85U7.70; packers and butcher.,
7.70: llahta, $7."7.70.
SflKlCP AND ltMBS Receipts, 11 0n
heao; market 10Qi6c lower; lamba, $.'i.7.Va
8 10; yearlings, $4.7506.10; wether. $4.2tl
4 75; ewes, $3.7Ct)4.r0; stockera and feeder.,
$3.00(13.75.
t. I.oale Lire Stoek- Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 33 CATTLh Receipts,
I.4KI head. Including 1,600 Texan; market
steady; native shipping and export ateera,
$o.fxu7 00; dressed beef and butcher ateera,
t00u.5o; ateera under 1,000 pounds, $.2i
S.76; atocker. and feeders, $.1.7fcsj.60; cow.
and heifers. $4.0ora.26; cannera, $3.00.,(3.1.'i;
bull. $1.75i'6.W; calvea, $5.00ti9.36; Texa.
and Indian ateera, $5.0004.60; cows and heif
ers, $3 00104.75.
HOUS Hecelpta, 1.500 head; market
steady; pigs and llghta, $7.5048.15; packers,
7.N0fj7.t0; butcher, and beat heavy, $7.ttt
8.05.
Silt) BP AND IA MBS Receipts, 4.100
head; market steady to 10c lower; nauve
muttons, $3.7.Vj4.26; lambs, $5 6o 40; cull,
and buck., $2.6ofit.OO; atocker., $3.2t.36.
t. Joeeph Lle Stock Market.
RT. JOSEPH, Jan. 23. 4? ATTLIQ Re
ceipts, 3,100 head; market ateady; ateera,
r4.toro6.3o, oowa aud helfera. U.bwab.uO:
calvee, $3.60tj8.60.
HOU8 Receipt., 4 000 head; market 10o
lower: tuti, 17.70; bulk of aalea. $7.ounj7.S6.
HHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. I.OU0
head; market alow, lOo lower; Iamb. $4.50
436.10.
loek ta Sight.
Receipt, of live stock at the flv prin
cipal western marketa yesterday:
iame.ttoga.Bneep.
South Omaha
Bt. Joseph....
Kansas City..
St. loula
Chicago
Totala ....
t 500
2.149
11.000
$.4W
11,000
64.000 76,000 63,300
Csfte Market.
NKW TORK. Jan. J3.-CX)FKEE-FMtures
opened barely ateady at a decline of tflO
polnta under renewed liquidation or local
bear pressure, which was encouraged by
lower European markets and reports that
firm offers from Bra ill are lower. There
waa a good deal of realising by reoeat sell
ers st the decline, however, and later In
the day the market rallied sharply on cov
ering and renewed support, which msy
have been Influenced to aome extent by
private advices from Brasll Indicating an
unfavorable new crop outlook and claiming
that the crop had been damaged 10 per
cent by storms. Active months at one
time sold about 10 to 37 points above the
closing figures of Saturday, but eased off
again toward the -close under renewed
liquidation, final prices being ateady net
unchanged to 14 points higher, stales, IM,.
760 bags. January, W.Soc; February, tu.2c;
March, 11c; April, ll.u3c; Mav. Il.u7e: June
11.02c: July. lCfxlc: August. I0tr; Septem
ber, 10.7o; October. lO.SSc: November, lo.tkV;
December. If. 67c. Havre closed at a net de
cline of Vol franc. Hamburg waa I's, pfg
lower. The Brazilian cablea quoted the
marketa at both Rio and San toe nominal
Recelpta at the two Hraxiilan ports were
16.0141 bags, against 14.000 bags laat year;
Jundlahy receipts 6. I'D bags, against 4.900
bags last year New York warehouse de
liveries. 1.1:44)1 baas, against IS, it, 7 bags last
year. Siot coffee quiet; Rio No. 7. i:Ca.t
I'V; Sanlos. No. 4. 14,c:' mild nominal
Cordova. 13wijte.
lollas Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. M. COTTON Spot
closed dull, ii points loaer; middling up
lands. 14.75c; middling gulf. 15c; sales, 1.70)
balea.
ST. 1"H'IS. Jan. 2S.-COTTON In.
changed: middling. I6',e; no aalsB; recelpta,
I UT balea; shipments. kS bales: stock'
23.411 bales.
New York cotton market, aa furnished
by Ixigan oV Rryan, members New York
Cotton exchange. 313 South Sixteenth at reel.
Omaha:
Month. I Open. High. .Low. Close. SaCyT
.4J1 ...
Ill 10
M ...
1.4 M
i-i lie
4.6UO 11.24S)
4.0U0 3.4SJO
8.0u0 1LU00
5t 4.100
60.009 U.Outf
Jan I 14 6 14 70 I 14 50 14 63
March .1 14 64 14 14 14 47 14 Mi
Mav ... 15 U6 li OA 14 St 14 IS
Julv ... 15 01 16 01 14 SS 14 SO
Aug 14 14 SO 14 M 14 67
Oct II S 13 39 13 30 13 34
14 64
14 S3
16 OS
15 06
14 '74
13 3
Kvaparaled Apple aad Dried frails.
NKW YORK. Jan. S3.-F.VA PORATED
A PHLKS Active, but ateady on the snot;
fancy, U'W4jl3c; choice. llsjUV; prime, hV
t10,c: cold storage. k'stilOV.
DRIKD ntl lTS-Prunea. quiet. but
prices are very firmly held: quotations
rami, from italic for California up to
SO-stai, and HullSc for Oregon, from Sua
to Apricots, firm on small stocks, but
the demand Is small; choice. 11c; extra
choice. UHiilS-So; fancy. Usi4o. Peaches,
quiet, but firm; choice. 7Sfr.Vc. extra
choice. 7io; fancy. nrt,c. Ralains. firm
owing. to the light eupp! ; loos inuscatele.
i'aflov.c, choice to fancy aeeded. lsW7Sc;
Md'su. 6ac; london layers, $1.4uwL aV
CORN NOT CAUSE OF PELLAGRA
Illinois Comraistion Reports After a
Long Investigation.
CAUSE 13 STILL A MTSTEET
erlee of Flab-orate F,perlnae4a III
Obeerratlone . Rllmlnate Cora
froaa tfcei 1. 1st af Pe
elhllltlee. SPRING FT ELD, 111.. Jan. 33. - Indian
malie. or corn, nf the variety that Illlnola
grots a and la feeding to tha world la In no
manner responsible for pellagra, that mya
terloua disease which ha. been perplexing
medical men of many countries for year.,
according to tha first report of the Illlnola
pellagra commission, which Is In readlnesit
for pressntatlon to the legislature.
Thla very Important fact has been demon
strated almost beyond a doubt by tha Illl
nola pellagra commission, which In Its pre
liminary report will ask the legislature to
appropriate $16,000 with which to prosecute
Its researchea during the coming two years.
Ita Importance Ilea In the fact It contains
the Information that oorn In none of Ita
conditions is the cause of thla disease.
Illinois la tha first state In the union te
retognlie the dlaeaae officially and to
make official Investigation of Ita origin.
Soon after pellagra wa. found to be
prevalent at the Peoria State Hospital for
tha Insane, where many dextha hava been
recorded, Governor Deneen named these
distinguished medical men of Illlnola aa a
commission and empowered them to make
a thorough Inquiry:
Dr. Frank Hillings of Chicago, president;
Dr. J. K llreen. alienist of the State Board
of Adniii-lstiatlon; Dr. II. Douglae Singer,
dlreotor of the State 1'sychopathie Insti
tute; Dr. If. B. Orlndeley. Dr. Oeorge W.
Webster, president State Board of Health:
Dr. Howard T. Hlckelta, Dr. W. J. MeNeal
and Dr. Oliver 8. Ormsby.
Tha experiments have extended over a
period of one year and have been largely
negative, but have aucoeeded In eliminating
practically all of tha suggeated causes for
tha disease.
Concerning the oorn theory the com mis
sion' a report aay.:
"The chief bona of contention all of tha
time ha. bean as to the role played by tha
usa of oorn In Ita production. In tha as
sumption that tha corn diet Induced the
dlaeaae tha government hag apent vaat
auma of money In trying; to regulate tha
quality and quantity of corn used and
educating the people on thla queatlon.
"Tha experiment with corn wa. made at
tha Peoria Stats hospital. Two squads of
patlsota wera taken, each numbering fifty
nine. One .quad waa placed on an exclu
alve oorn diet. From tha other .quad corn
wag excluded absolutely. A personal chart
waa kept of each patient.
"In tha corn diet cottage, tour ease, of
IgPeltSagrts developed, with three euapecta. jn
ine non-oorn aiei collage, live rasssi oi
pellagra developed, with four auapecta."
The commission .ays:
"It la therefore seen by tha above that
In this rather extended atudy corn waa not
a contributory faotor in tha production of
thla dlaeaae."
Waal fee Maxlae tloapltaJa.
XV AfiHl VflTOW Jan S TteesLuaa asl.
lagra menace, tha country and other dla
eaae km contributing to chronic invalidism
and death, tha secretary of tha treasury
today aaked congress for Immediate legis
lation to permit tha uae of tha marina hos
pitals for the atudy of Infectious and other
diseases.
An accompanying memorandum prepared
by Burgeon General Wymts of tha pubtla
health and merlne-hoapttal aarvica pointed
out that pellagra, practically unknown In
the United States prior to 1907, may be
aald to exist over tha entire country. Tha
health officer of a southern atate recently
estimated tha number of cases In hi atate
alone at 50.009.
That there la slight proapect of action by
tha .enate on any of tha public health
btlla waa mad evident at the beginning
of today aeealon of the senate.
Asserting these bill have aroused very
general Interest, Senator Smith of Michigan
made Inquiry aa to the prospect. Reply
waa made by nenaaor Martin of Virginia,
chairman of tha committee, who aald that
In t V. a Mlah A hlMlMau IS Va4 k. -
- -- . " - vua.Mvwa ss li.u sasaui SOU QQ
vary difficult to get members of tha com
mittee to give attention to the subject,
and expressed apprehension that tb bill
might not reoelve attention.
Plague Spot Near
Harbin to Be Isolated
Fifteen Hundred Pertoni Died . la
Fridxiditn Lut Week and Bodies
Are Piled High in Streeti.
HARBIN, Manchuria, Jan. M. Fudildlan.
s suburb of Harbin and ' the patrlcula
plague spot of Manchuria, 1. to be isolated
aa the first systematic step toward exter
minating the plague that ha grown mora
threatening every day. Thla waa decided
on at a conference participated In by tha
taotal, the head of tha local Chlneae gov
ernment, and English and Chlnea pbyal
elana. The movement 1. due to pressure brought
to bear by tha Russian government, which
realises the seriousness of the situation.
A Russian physician who lias just com.
pleted an Inspection of Fudildlan discov
ered three plague sources In th neighbor
hood of which 7,000 persona reside. Corpses
are piled high In the street, and In the
yards adjoining the homea. Laat week there
were 1,600 deatha In Fudildlan.
The pneumonic type of the plague pre
dominate.. PF.KINO. Jan. 2S.-The government I
sending a note to the Chinese minister-
abroad Instructing them to Invite th gov
ernments to which they are accredited to
aend experts to the affected districts to
study th bubonnlc plague and apply means
for Its extermination. The government
offers to bear th expenses of ths crusade.
Isvrt Year for Mrs. Martla.
NLWARK. N. J.. Jan. 13 -Seven yeara
in states prison waa the sentence Imposed
on Mrs. I aiohne H iiarnu for the part
ahe played In the death of iX-ev W. M.
Snead. her daughter, by Judge On Evck
today. The body of Ocey Snead was found
In a bathtub In a partly furnished houae
in East Orange. N. J., November 29. ISog.
Report 4 nttoa tilaaed.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23. Cotton of th
growth of iH), gtnned prior to January l.
according to the reptrt ot the renau
bureau leaned at 10 o clock this morning,
waa Il.b-4.1 IS bale, counting round aa half
balea, compared with it.'ifi.USt In ltl. arid
liana. 4 In ISO. The percent of the 1
crop ginned prior to January 14 waa 91.1
per cent, while that of the IMfc crop wa
S per cent. Round bales Included this
year are U0.S1X. compared with I4b.3?8 in
1st and 332.610 In UK. Sea Island Included
was Mi.411 bales, compared with M.IDI in
and S0.3&7 In 1.
Dry Geoala Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23. DRY tOD
I.inea of f lannellettes were opened In a
general way today on about the puce level
of a year ago and bualneea has started
promptly 011 the delivery. Dress goods
lines sre being opened for fall and buyeia
are showing more interest. Rrtaulera ar
buying more cotton goods.
W41 Market.
T. LOU 18. Jan. 3J.-WOOL-rnehantred;
territory and weetern medluma, ' p- it-M
fin medium, ITsjiUk.-; fine, Uvlto.
fclsta at at tee Market.
SJ1XHN. 111., Jan. St. BITTER firm
at fee; output. $7.sJ Dooms.