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T1IK VA): OMAHA, AVKDNKSDAV. .TANUAl.Y -.". 1011.
L GRAIN ANN PRnnnr.P. MARKET
vsssssss iiiiv aasvasvvu Pinitllul
"KOieat rrices Move Upward, Owing
to Reports.
CORN MAINTAINS A FIRM PACE
Liberal Receipts Are llelnaT Absorbed
Wlthont Reduction In X nine
Higher 4 ahlrs from Argentina
Influence Wheat.
,
Higher cables gave heat a firm and
higher opening. Reports from northern
Argentina i-aing wheat yields In present
harvesting are dii-appolntlng gave further
strength and advanced cash markets check
ing short Belling.
Corn continue In a strong position and
liberal receipts are bring readilv absorbed
with no decline In prices. Mulders of long
coin are confident and continual support
checks all declines.
Wheat during tha earlv session was
strong. Influenced by the foreign advance
and supported by leading holders. I'rlres
suffered a decline near the close, due to
selling by early buver. Cash sales were
unchanged to 4e higher.
The coin market ruled steady and firm
with values practically unchanged. News
of any feature was 'lacking and sellers
were timid as local offerings were already
taken. Cash com. regardless of liberal re
ceipts, held steudy and unchanged
I'rlmary wheat receipts were tWW.OOO bu.
and Khlpinents were 2R4.U bu.. agalnsf re
ceipts last year of 649.0U0 bu. and shipment
of irrn.ooo bu.
riimary corn receipts wen t. 120,000 bu.
-t'l shipment were 84.1.000 bu.. sgalnst re
ceipts last vear of 813.000 bu. and shipments
of F.91,mm bu. -
Clearances were 300.000 bu. oT corn, none
of oats, and wheat and flour equal to 144.0VO
Liverpool rlosel SMVrl higher on wheat
and Vi'.il higher on corn.
The followlnii cash sales were reported;
WHKAT-No 2 hard. 1 rr. Turkey. 5c;
3 cars. iL",.c; 1 car. H'aC. No. 3 hard, Z
cars, dark, :''.c; 2 cars. !Hc; No. 4 hard,
1 car. rve mixed, Kc: No. 2 mixed, 1 cor,
M'sc; rejerted. 1 car, No. 3 mixed
durum. 1 car, S:'c .
t'OHX-No. 3 white. 2 cars, choice, 4-c;
1 cnr. 41"ic; No. 4 while, 1 oar, 41'no: No.
3 color. 1 car 41c: No. S yellow. 20 cars.
41V: 1 car. 4Ic; No. vellow, 1 car, 40'e;
No. 3 mild, 2 cars, choice. 41lr; 9 cars, 41c;
no emits 1 ).i!L iw.ari nr. w hite. 40e.
OATS-No 3 white. 4 cars. 30'-c; No. 4
white, 4 cars, Wtc.
Omahit Cash rrices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, iilVti'.i.'c: No. 3 hard,
Ultimo; No. 4 hard. TTWa9i'; rejected hard,
MitiKtlvc; No. 2 spring, uSti!KMri:; No. i
spring. S9y:(i94Sc. ,
CORN No. 2 white, tlVnV': No. 3
white. 41V" 42r; No. 4 white, 4nVn41'.c: No.
S color, 4(Vii(41'4c; No 2 yellow. 4Ur41vi1o;
No. 3 vellow. 4((4fi 41 '; No. 4 yellow , .S 'I
,(: No. 2, 4Mi 41 .-; No 3, 4c'(i-4l'c; No.
4. :WT,'ij401c, no grade. :17'(i:Pio.
OATS No. 2 white. 34'311". standard,
;AV.i3l: No. :s white. ao':4'; n-
white. l44il,f: No. 3 yellow, 2!".i0c ; No.
4 yellow. ai'Mi-fc. . ,,,..
HARI.KV No. 1. ,MR2e: No. 4. hifli-c.
No 1 feed, SMi'Sp; relected, .YtfibJc.
H Y K No. 2, 7'fctSOc; No. 3, 7S'q79e.
tarlot Kecelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
',.... 23 791 mo
nearby firsts, free cases. Jfco at mark; cur
rent reoelptr. In returnable cases, Ho at
mark; western firsts, free cases, lfc at
mark; current receipts, free cases, 24c at
mark.
CIIKKSK-Steady; New York, full creams,
fancy, September, lS'y.-; October, ltnl,c;
fair to good, 14iiM'4jP.
HW tUHk UKKltAI, M HKKT
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Interest Center! on Big: Iiue of New
York Bonds.
SUCCESSFUL OUTCOME FR0BABLE
Ustttlltai
Yartna
uago ....
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
.t the Pat
Commodities.
NKW YOllK. Jan. 24. KUH'Uy nlet ;
spring patents, to .21H16 54); w inter straight,
I H.d4.:'Xi; whiter patents. 4 .m4 S.".; spring
clear. 4 1Hi4 40; winter extras. No. 1, $3 40
iJ.70; winter extras. No. 2, IS 2MT3 40; Kan
sas straight. 14 4oti 4 T:. Rye flour, firm;
fair to good, 4 2a4.3."i: choice to fancy.
4 4'Mi4o. Hurkwhrat flour, dull; Ameri
can, T:r, c. I. f. New York; Canadian,
v. I. f. New York for exixirt.
I'OltNM KAU steady; fine white and yel
low. $1.2tn(l.26; coarse'. Sl.Uul.20; kiln dried,
IJ.Mi
W1IKAT Spot market ensv; No. red,
9V, elevator, and s.M f o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern Kulu'.h. I1.20. f. o. to. afloat.
Futures market was firm chiIv on the
cables and report of a better export de
mand, but rased off durng the afternoon
on rains In the northwest, closing net
lower. Miiv, $1.02 7-ltv'vl 1 0;'.1. closed at
llf-'V July, closed at 11.01'. Kecelpts,
4t.xnn bu.
COKN Snot market steady; new. No. 2,
5 ic. f. o. b. afloat Futures market was
without transactions, closing 'to net
higher. May closed at 68V. Kecelpts, 19S,
(100 bu .: shipments, none.
OATS Spot market steady Futures
market waa without transactions, closing
unchanged. January closed at 3'c; May,
40 V; July. 40',c. Kecelpts, 242. 4, J bu.
shloments none.
H A Y Firm ; prime, lt.12'4: No. 1, SlOiVil
1.07'S No. 2. c; No. 3, KOc.
MOPS Firm; l. !7'(i2c; Pacific coast,
1910. IMiiCc: 13'Olflc.
MIMKS-null; Central America, 21c;
Kogota. 22c.
1.KAT1I Kit Firm; hemlock firsts, 21',t4f
Zie; thirds, I9fr20c; rejects, ISftrlic.
PltiT, ISIONfl- Pork, steady; mess. U:
622.ii; family, S.';l.6O'ii2."v0(i; short clears.
KM 00-d 22.uO. lleef. steady; mess. SI4.O0'r
14 r.0; family, Ht.,')iv,i 17 (m; be f hams, SJn .'iO
(027. ,"i0. Cut meat., steady; pickled bellies,
10 to 14 Ihs., 12 7.'.'!? 13.7,".; pickled hams
112 0013.00. i.ard. easy; middle west prime
110 I'.ii 10 i: refined, ateadv; continent
10.70; South America. 11.G5: comiound.
iK.xUtix.tn.
TALLOW gulet; prime city. hhda.
7 7-lhc; country, 7'if,7c.
Hl'TTKR-Stead v : creamery specials, 27c
extras. 2n'c2.Vc; third to first. yf!4c; held
creamery, third to speilal. I.u21c; stute
dairy , common to finest, ln'iir'; process,
second to special. Itlii21c; linl'ltion cream
ery, nrst, lSa : fuctory held, IJVSlto
factory hUd. current make. 174il8c.
riiKKSK Rteadv: statu whole milk spe
cial, l..',iiil7c; state whole milk, fancy, )r.(JT
l.'V4c; male whole milk. Bummer and fall
make, Hiyl4V; state whole milk, late fall,
good to prime. i:ifMe; state whole milk,
winter made, common to fair. UU-Mc; eklma,
2til2e.
KilCS Kasv; fresh, gathered selected ex
tras. 2ta27c; fresh gathered, firsts. 24(i24V;
fresh gathered seconds, 22W2;lc; fresh gath
ered dirties, 17'iJ'l!l ; refrigerating first, lsy
19c; refrigerating seconds, hVjful7e.
POCl.THY Dressed, easv; western chick
ens. 14fylV; fowl, VAWq 16'jc ; turkeys. 18
iv23c.
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44
4!
50
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On. (', II It.
SMItln Kleotrlp (Ni.
s4lnhlil mtrr T rr real
gtrmten, Nob, Wir M...
Market
Light
Move
IMatlnrtly Apathetic on rrj
olntne tif llnalnraa -Prleea
Irreaalarl In err nar
row 4roe.
NKW VOIIK. Jan. 24,-The intercut of the
financial cominunltv today converged
largely around the W.iWO.iiou Issue of New
York city 4'4 per cent bonds. Pealing in
the "recelidh" were on a very large scale
at tho highest prices yet recorded and fore
shadowed a most successful outcome.
I'he sum total of subscriptions was pron-
ablv several tlmea greater than the amount
offered. Tho most gratifying feature of
the offering was the large number of for
eign bids in hich French financial In
terests are reported to be especially prominent.
fhe Hock market Itself waa distinctly
apathetic on a vr light volume of busi
ness. Prices ivcvcd Irregularly anl In a
very narrow groove with the tendency
towards further reaction. Trading con
tinued dull throughout the late session and
the market closed dull and unsettled.
The Inflow of money to this center today
waa smaller than has recently been the
esse, but the banks continued to gain on
operations with the sub-treasury and in
recelnts from tho Interior. No change In
rates for money on time or call was re
ported. Foreign exchango was firm, with
an advance of 10 to 1ft points tor demand
sterling on further offerings on commercial
Mils.
The general bond market was firm.
l"nlted Stales government bonds un
thank; imI on call.
nnu icRuin a,llu,i,u,,
follows:
galea. Illltl. I-ow. CI
Number of sales
on stock were as
en I ore of the I railing ana t .......
lrli. Hoard of Trade,
CU1CAC.O. Jan.- 24. -Wheat values gave
sav In the last hour this afternoon, new
buyers becoming discouraged at the ah
i.f unv Imnrnvement In the milling
demand. Furthermore, receipts in the
pen th west were so large as to form a dis
pgreeable surprise to the hulls. Closing
prices showed a net loss of -VaV to c
Corn f.iiislud a shade to V off. oats un
changed and hog products Sc lower to 32V
higher. .,
i he unloading of w heat was apparently
altogeilur li.v small purchasers. There was
no .-inn that the larger interests had been
doing tins thing except to leave the market
urcttv much lo ltsell During most of the
dny the market possessed an undertone oT
nn voii.i "trength, with local trader mostly
on tbc bin inn hide. This feeling of firm
ness was due to higher quotations In l,lv
di ool and to the fact that not until late In
the eesi-ion did enough Helling develop 10
cause a backset
investors here were not disponed to go
er lar with the rise and when selling
started let go in a hurry. May rauged
from !Ni ( sV to WVuK'V. closing weak.
fcc r.et lower at :,'"4C.
Assertions thai this week would see the
end of the big run of corn kept that cereal
rclutlxelv firm. May varied between f.Oe
and 50'4V(7.ri0V. finishing V "l t 50V.
The cash market was easy. No. 2 yellow
closing at 47fu47V.
oats awayed slightly with other grains.
High and low limits for May were 34V34V
and 34,c. with the last namen ngure in
force when the pit was cleared.
Lack of pork stoc-KS nere irigiuenru
,nri Afier the final gong, pork showed
3JV,o rise for this month's delivery, but
tapered down to 5c decline for far away
futures. In lard there was a net advance
of 2'ti5o and for riba 2'.i417V.
Prices In Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike drain company, 708 Hrandei building,
Omaha, telephone Douglas 24V8-.
Article. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Yea y
WMlyVr.UvUaHHl8w4ll4U.
portnnt 4'kange In Temperatnre
Scheduled for Wednesday.
OMAHA, Jan. 24, 1911.
The pressure continues very high over
the central and eastern portions of the
cotmtry. The weather ha cleared In the
eastern portion, but continues unsettled In
the lower valleys and southern states, and
rains are general this morning from Texas
over the gulf section to the south Atlantic
coast. It I generally clear in the upper
valley, but i unsettled throughout the
mountains and west to the coast, and rain
and snows are falling on the Pacific slope.
Temneratuieu are much higher every
where, except along the lower Atlantic
coast, and In the extreme northwest. A
very decided fall In temperature has oc
curred within the Inst twenty-four hour
in the western Canadian provinces. A
barometric depression has appeared on the
north Pacific coast, and Is moving in over
the northwest, but with the high pressure
that overlies the country east of the Kocky
mountains, the Indications are favorable
for" continued fair weather in this vlrlnity
tonight and Wednesday, with, no Important
change In temperature.
Temperature and precipitation aa com
pared with .the last three years:
1911. 1910. 1909. 1!HM.
Lowest last night 32 1A 34 18
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
L Normal temperature for today, 20 degree.
luilcieiicy in preclpltution since March 1,
I 15.02 Inches.
I Kxcess corresponding period. 1910,
J inches.
Deficiency corresponding period. 1909.
inches. L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster.
6.23
6.71
tiemeral Market.
Jan. 24 WHKAT Dull;
1.024! 1.03: No. 2 hard, 99c
lower; May. 99V; July.
45' ic;
May,
No. 2
49 V;
32VMi3.iV;
May, 33c.
July...l)VU '8i w!l I
Sept... I 4VWVU'i IMil
CMa7...!50Vii6V'oOVU:li 50 I
J uly.. .elV' '.51 VaHl. , 61 I
Sepl... i;itC.l tJ'aiulVOo'l
May...34St!34S4j' 34',
July... 341! M M'l
Sept... I I
ao'ii'-aiWu-ya'H
I
Pnrk- I
Jan.... I 20 85
Aluy...i l& 0
Laid- I
May... 9 82vsj
Kib- I , I
,lan.... 10 ti2'i
May. ..I H I
May... I 85 I
I 21 00
i 18 85
I??
80
18 &0
I
50 I
6P0V1I
U I
34,
S3'Hi
I
50
51
34H
34 vi
20 95 1 20 82',t
18 uJlil 18 4.i
10 074
8 90 I
9 97Va
9 82:l
I
9 97'-,,
9 82V
I
9 92 1
9 K-" s
10 77Vi 10 2i,i 10 72!i 10 55
9 82' 9 86 1 9 85 Jt 2'
9 92v! 9 86 1 9 to 1 9 82-s
St. I.onla
ST. LOL'IS.
track No. 2 red,
iiin2: futures.
M.(n 3V.
CORN Weak; track No. 2
white, 4(JV; futures, steady
July. 60c.
OATS Steady; track No. 2,
No. 2 white. 84c; futures, weak
KYU-I'lichanged. 84c.
FLOI'R Dull and weak; red winter pat
ents. 48.xh5.25; extra fancy and straight.
4 2IKfi4.75j tiard winter clears, 3 804.00.
r.r.r.1 l luioiny, ..wif ij..'v.
CORNMKAL-12.30.
HltAN Firm; Backed east track, M-ll
"ilAY-lxiwpr; timothy. 13.5OS18.50.; prai
rie. 11.015.00.
PROVISIONS Pork higher; Jobbing. 20.00.
Iard, higher; prime steam, S.S0i9.9ii.
Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra
shorts, 10.87V; clear rlba. 10.87V4; short
clears, 11.00. Paeon, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, I12.12V4; clear rtbs, 12.12V4;
short clears, 12 2a. .
POl'LTKY Firm; chickens, 11c; springs,
12c; turkeys, lhc; ducks. 14c; geese. 8c.
Hl'TTKR Lower: creamery, 21S26C.
KCJGS Ixiwer; 21c
Hecelpt. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 10,200 9.800
Wheal, bu 33.0"0 70.0n0
Corn bu 180.000 39.O00
Oats, bu 66.000 58,000
AIIIa-Chalners fd ...
AnialcaniHti'tt lNHrr
American Agricultural
Amfrtran ltvet Sugar
Ainarlt-an Can
American C A F
American Cotton (HI
Amerlran II. U pld
Am. be HDcurtttra
Ampricim l.lnaeeil
Anipilran IxKninntlva
American s. at It
Am. s H. p'd
Am. St-el Foimclrlea
Am. Hugur Iterinlng
American T. tk V
Amerlran Tniiarco pfd
Anaciin.la Mining Co
Atfhiann t
Alchlaon p1A
A 1 lanilc Cnaat I.lne
naitimore 111110
Hethlehrm Stel
Hrooklrn ItapM Tr
Canadian 1'acirir
central Lealhnr
Central leather pfd
Central nf New Jeraer
Chesapeake Ohio
Chlcaio A Alton...
iiilcago O new
a. w. jmm
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A t. P
C , C, C. A St. 1.
Colorado F. A I
(Vlorsdo A Southern
c.inanlldated (Jaa
i"nrn Pnxlucta
Pelawara A lludaon
Danver A Rio Oraudft
1). A R. O. pfd
Ulntlllara' Sarurlllaa
Krle
Erie ltt ptd
llaneral Eectrlr .
Creat Northern pfd
(irwat Norlhern (ire rtfa...
Illln.la Cenlral
Inlerborougli Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ...
Int. Marina pM
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City so
K. . So pfd
barleds Oaa
U.ulavllla A NeKhrllle
Minn. A St. Loula
M , St. P. A 8. 8. M
M , K. A T
M , K. A T pfd
Micnourl Pacific
National Rlrcult
National lad
N. II. H. of M 2d ptd....
New York Central
N. V., O. W
Norfolk A Weatern
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
I'enneylvacta
People'a Use
P., C C. & it. L
Plitbiiig Coal
I'reaaed HI eel Car
Pullman I'ulace Car
Hallway Steel Spring
Kr'adlng
Hvpubllc Hteel
Republic Hteel pfd
Kik (aland Cu
Itock laland Co. pfd
SI. Ixnila A . V. 2d pfd.
St. boula S. w
Si. U . W. pfd
slurs-Sheffield K. ic I
Southern Pacific
Southern Kallwajr
So. Railway pfd
Tenneneee Copper
Tune A Pacific
T., St. I.. : W
T . St. I.. A W. pfd
I nlon Pacific
I nlon Pacific pfd
I nlted Slatea Realty
I rilled Slalea Ruhher
I nlted Ststaa Bteel
I . S. Steel pfd
t tail Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Wahaeh
Wabash P'd
Western Maryland
Weatllighouse Kleclric ....
Western t nlon
Wheeling ni b. g
U-hlgh Valley
Total salea for the day,
IVi
!.( 44 0
4"'
RlSI si's 4ll'a 4I
i K'k '
1.MI0 14 6:1 f4
all
100 M tZ 21
7 S
f,ilO 4'a 40'a 4"'
!.4(l 7S 7" 7;7
1,6'Kl liw,( lo;,i, 10.
;o 40 4
. He's
.700 1441, 1404, 144
200 4 1 4
7'si r.t ;(' !s
i.2i) 1()4' loa'a Id's
lc-"4
..m I2ti lift ill
w 107 iwi's VH
lo.) I7'4 TS "7
1.5iJ 2io 207S
I.imo :ts' :u4 n
iifi iu4 bait i";ti
2Mi
4.3HO M I3't
By. ptd, I . .
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v OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
ptd.
M14
lozH
ew erk Mane Market.
NKW YORK, Jan. 24 -MoN'i: V - on call.
aton.lv, at 2Vi3 per cent, ruling rate.
per cent: closing bid. per cent; oriered
at per cent. Time loans, easy; sixty
da. 3 per cent; ninety iIh , 3t per cent;
l months. 3'1i;t per cent.
PRIMK MKRCANIII.K I'A Cf.ll-4 .1 4
per cent
ri 1 r. li 1 .1 iNl i h A (. 1 1 A .i 1 1 r. -,.ifsii , siiin
rtiiHl business In bankers' bills at ! s.'40
tif.v.',il for slxty-dav bills anil at M "sT.
for demand: coiiimerclsl bills, t.s.'ni 4S'.
Kl LV Kit- Par. CtV; Mexican dollars. 45c.
HON DS -tlovernment, siendy; rallroail,
firm.
Closing quotation on bond today
as follows:
1IWH Int. M M ',s ....
too Japan 4a
.12 'a do 4'se
.loJ'S K. C. So lt Is
llv I, s itrb 4s 1MI ..
115Sj I,. A N nut 4a . .
. 7e M . K. A T lt 4a.
tu?s do gen. 4,s
. 10? 's Mo. I'aclflo 4a
. M .N. U It. of M
ln' N. V. C. a Sa
. ' do deb 4a ... .
. o, N Y N. II A
.lot ry Sa
.lov, N A V 1st c 4s
. si:h do cv. 4s
. DlVa No Pacific 4s
. Hi Hi do s
. SOS (). S. I.. rMg. 4s .
. lilt I'enn. cv bl
.li do con. 4a
. imia pending gen 4s
l.:'S t 1 A s F. fg
.lolS de gen. ba
. ( 81 I. 8 W r. 4e
71 do 1st gold 4a ...
Ms A U 4s
K. 8n Pac. col. 4s ...
3'as H'.' iln (I 4s . .
4s. 74 do lt raf.
V. a. ret. aa,
do coupon ..
f. 8 Js. reg.
do coupon
V. 4s. reg.,
do coupon
Allls I hnl. 1st
Am As s
A. T A T tr. 4a .
Am. Tobscco 4a
do fts
Armour A Co 4ls ,
Atchison gen. 4s
do i-y. 4s
do cv. hs
A C. I.. 1st 4.
llsl. A tlhlo 4s
Mo S's
do 8. W. tsa ...
Ilrook T. ry. 4a ..
cen. of 11a s
tn. Leather 8a
C. of N. J g f.s .
tnies. A Ohio 4'ts .
do ref. fts
t hlcago A A. S's
C . B A Q J 4s ...
do sen 4s
C. M ASP g
C It. I P. 0
wera
... :h
. . . W
. .. KIS
... Til't
... .
M
.... i;
4S.S S4
W1
It
1
IK.',
pMI
70
.!,
1
lo: s
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HT4)
Fat Stfen Steady to Stronger
Active Seller.
nd
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE CENTS UP
ghren anel lambs ( omlm In ery
l aal. While Prices show l.oas
of Ten tenia from
Manila).
HOl'TII
Receipts were,
official Momlnv..
Kstlinste Tuesilsv
OMAHA. Jan
Cattle
24,
8 211
1.1X41
TTORS
4 ll
io.;i
1!ll.
Hhecp
11.4io
8.tsm
Two ilnia this week ..13211 M.liM tfl.Wf'
Same dnvs lust Week ... KV.'otS 1l.o4 21 I'TO
Simie ibiv 2 weeks aim. 1:1 i'.i; 1T.1"2 1.71
Himio dnvs ,1 weeks asm.. S.''1
Hume da s 4 weeks bk 3 Kll
Hame dava lost vear... H Hill 14.114 1.t
The followlnn table shows the receipt of
cattle, boa and sheep at Hnuth Omaha for
ma year to data as compared witn 'ast
year: nut pi 10 Inc. Dao.
Cattle 74 S79 .... K.654 ...
Moos r'tl tU4 K14 leoi t.M
Hheep 12;,!H6 lut.liW 2;i.6.'. ..
The following table show the averatt
prices of lion at South Omaha for tha lat
everal days, with comparison:
4s
4s.
A I
lo rfg
Colo. 1 1 Ml
Colo. Mid
C. A 8 r
II A II '
11. A It. O. 4s ..
do ref (s
lMsillleiV as
Krle p. I. 4s
do gen. 4s
do i v. 4s, sor. A
do aerlea U
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7 I nlon Pacific 4s
41a I, do cv. 4a
KS '!' I"' ref 4s.
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.... 771 Va. -Car. (Iietn. 6s
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74's do 1st A ei 4s .
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Jan.
Jan
Jan.
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Tan.
Jan.
Jan.
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Jan.
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1 1 ' 4 M 1 Hr.o 4 7S
t IRJO 4 n I s0 4 71
1 loan 4 so I isis) 4 an
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1 i 4 7d 1 urn 1 nn
1 U70 4 in 1 . .Ii.;m no
t kko 4 70 I liMf, n on
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10 4i 4 1 no 7 m
in 4 a 00 1 no g is)
I ... 414 II 3S 4 177 tin
1 4in 1 r. I. : ?s
1 la ft mi 1 no
t 14'. I Ml I t'.H 7
I J.'O on 1 110
.un 7 ? i:i. 1
HTOCKKRH AND t 'ICKDKUS
in si 4 m . r 4s
a nis 4 so a a, a ft w
j,-, "2 ft ii ! sin r. :.
7 sis ft isi a ij t n
1 mi '. co a ii t in
4 4so to ? nnj a tn
a hsi in ji mj ft 1.1
17 44 ft 1ft 14 on ft an
II m; 1 I'. a an ( an
7M :n i it f.:,
M 44 1 771 '. -.
i 4iC. '0 1ft. ion I ft 11.1
s.n ft i'i ii'i7 n m
7 714 ft ft'. 11. loss H JS
s nd ft .'.-. 1.. pun ft sn
4 2 ft 1ft 7 !7 ft )1
;as s'. ift n7j r. m
711 ft lft II i't ft V4
7:7 ft 4S 7 I.'IO a )0
ft ftno ft ,ft '
low er; lambs,
"i; wethers,
stiMhers and
bead. Market steady to !'
to nsiil 07,; yesrllnu". 44 7''n'
e4.4i1i4.76: ewes. t4.4Werit.iiO;
feeders, flOOgJ.m.
UK A4.4I l.lK STOCK Mink KT
lleinand for tattle "learlj lloas and
Sheets Wrab.
CMICAflO, Jan. 21 CATTI. I",- Kecelpts,
4 (sal head Msrket etend ; beeves. tl7 . e
7 00; Tesa steers. 14 lMiii.TO; western steers.
t4isii5wt; stin kers and feeders. II 7i'" 70;
cows anil heifers, i(rt3l; calves, 17. '!.;
4 n 1 til 4 m
4 ti K. I
4 U Ml 5 SRI
uoi 4 (XI 401 6 31 4 Kl
I 4 1!M 0 4S b 8'2 4 00
Sundav.
Hecelpt
the I nlon
and dlsposiiijn of dve atock at
slock v arils. Hoiith Omaha, for
p. m. :
twenty-four hours etidlnii at S
HKCKUTS.
Cattle Moks Sheep. II r
Hank t'learlna.
OMAHA, .lan :'4 Hnnk rleiiriiiK" for lo
day were tJ,-3i Osx ;ttl and for the rorie
spondlnK date lust year sU.4isl.4sl 42.
OMAHA W IIOI.KSAI.i; I'ltll KM.
HL'TTKR Creamery, No. 1. delivered to
the reiail trad In 1-lb. cartons, i'llc; No i.
Ill 3011). tubs, 24c; No. 2, 111 l ib. curtons,
24c; packliiK ittock. solid pack, 14c; dairy.
In HO-lli. tubs, Inline. Market chanijes
every Tuesday.
CliEKHK-'i wlna. ltittlM(C; young Ameri
cas, INc; daisies. HSc, Irlplels. ITWc I'm
burger, lfc; No. 1 brick. 17Vo; Importrst
Kwlsa, U2c; domcstlo bwlaa, So, block Swlaa,
lvc.
pcitiLTIlT Dressed broiler, under I lb..
to per do.; ben. 14Wc. cock, lie, ducka,
Iftc; Bee, Ipo; lurkejs. 2oc; pigeons per
duz.. II J0; homer quabs, per do., 44;
fancy eguabs. per do., 13.50; No. 1, par
do., 3. Alive, broiler, lb, mooth leg,
loc; hens. I'My; stasts and old roosters,
7c; old ducks, full feathered, 12c; Keese,
full feathered, 'c: turkeys, IHc, guinea
fowls, c each; pigeons, per do.. 60c;
homers, per do.. Ui quab, No. 1, per
doz., Jl 60, No. i, per do., ooc; capon, ovar
I lbs.. 14C.
FISH tall froaen) I'lckcrr;, ,c; whlu,
lie- pike, 10c; tiout. 13c; larne crapplna,
Mf Spaulsh mackerel, ISc, eel, lie; had
dock 13c; flounders, lie; graea catllah, 'Mo;
loe chad. ' cacn; abad roe, pur pair, eoo,
frog leg:). l"r dux., Ooc, salmon, ile, ball
but, 10c. tJI'l-lllati 6C-
BEEF CUTS Rib: No. 1, IRe; No. 2,
,c No. 3, He lxiln: No. 1, 17c; No. a,
lSwc; No. 3. 10c. Cnuck: No. 1. 74c; No. 2,
7iio- Nu 3, "c Hound: No. 1, c; No. 2,
Vo! No. I Vo. tlata; No. 1. t-Jnc; No. t,
8i4c; No. a, 610- . ,
FHU1TS. KlC Apple. home-ajrown
cooking, per bbl.. 14. Oo; Missouri Jonathan,
Der bbf, to 60; Mtaaourl Ben DavU, par bbl.,
$4 60: Missouri Wliiesapa, per bbl., 4.0;
Missouri Uano, per bbl., 14.76; oUier Varla
tlea per bbl., 14.25; Colorado Jonathan,
Di "' bo. 2; Washington Wealtiu, a.t
leff'-ey per box, tl.iiOi Callforii.e Be'le
tioi'er per box, lit; Oregon ana Wash
tuzton Urimea Uolden and Jonathan, extra
iT,ev 150 to 176 lxc. per box. U.ia.
Hananas. fancy select, per bunch. 12.24,
fw" Jumbo, per bunch. 2.7oaa.75. Cran:
beT;-le. per box. t-ioO; Bell and Cherry
hfand Vr bbl.. UO.oo: Wisconsin Bell and
ihor brand, new. thirty 1-lb. pkg in
boxen b'. - ' bu,k-' ,ln '""lb. boxe
lb.. ..7j ,- syyT,
fifty ?" Turkish;
per io-. " "-' per 10.. 14c:
per lb.. 13c. drapes, Malaga. W
crosa, per keg. t7.0u8.0o. Urana
fruit K orioa. " fr vox.
IT" . 413 76 Lmons. Umonelra brand, extra
ftnclf 300 ibte. P" box. 14 60. SOO .lie! per
Il it M: choice, 300 slxe. per box. Voj.
SSi Liie per box, 14.00 . 240 slie, Mc pet boa
J60 aixe. V'v c.rmelita Itedl.nrt. i.."V5
L'. .lie P"r box' 2 5u; m Pe box
X "d amaller .I.e., p,r box, 2 . j
!oi- cliolc " "' 12 36; lj,
I 0"' ...V. i-il and smaller a xes. I' km 1, .
P.e:(Aa all le, per box. 2.S0. fil'uJ
New York
. M . A St. V 4
Wabash 1
Missouri I'liciric ....
I'liloil Pacific 7
C. K N. W ., eiist.... 2t 1
C. N W'.. west ... 41
C., Ht. IV. M. O ... 2
C, It. - tj , east ... f
C., It. A J . west on
C . 11. I. K'-t'., east . . I I
C H. I. I'., went.. 2
Illinois Central H
C. t. W
Total receipts
1
i
i.:t
6
1:1
:t
:to
:t
2
1
H
l::s
I
4
a
"j
4
3
i
1
t.
MottS turner order from loesl quarter
produced a demand for Iioks this morning
t lint was not only ample, but fnlrly artlvi
as well. Movement was featured by free
dom from the .'art and prices ruled slightly
higher on all weights. Hulk sold strong to
a nickel belter, some business being done
on both sides of this spread.
Shlppera operated cautiously throughout
and purchased less than 10 per rent of total
receipts. Quality of the run was good as
usual and consisted largely of animals nn
tha mixed butcher and bacon order. Rii
celpta were rather hctvy, but despite this
fact clearance waa made In very good
aeHson.
Heavy bog, the same kind that sold yes
terday at 170 and less, rouimnmled 11s
much aa 17.60 today, this class of atock
allowing even greater Improvement than
ordinary mixed offerings. Lights brought
the hlRh figures, tops reaching I.' 70 and a
IKlOH-neeelpIs, 19.000 bead,
weak to shade lower; Unlit, t
mixed, !7.fsVu7HO; heavy. 7.ikk,i7
t7.tKS(i 7 70: good to choice heavy
plus. 7.Mii.nr.; bulk or sales, 1
Msrket
'Ovi i H-'-i;
; rough.
17. 70W 7.11;
'Vn 7.8.'.
HMI'.KI' AMI I.AMHH- Receipts. US.fsiO
bead. Msrket weak; native, 2nsi4.4:
western. I2.iitr4 36; yearllnars. 11 .Vrnri m;
lambs, native, 4 2.'.'ufi 20; western, t4.7,Vmi 2'l.
t. I.nnla I.Its Stock Market.
ST. I.otTIP, Jan. 24 -t'ATTI.i;-Receipt.
4 (sa) head. Including ftno Texans. Market
steady; native shipping and export steer.
H fitVii 7.00; dressed beef and butcher steer,
In ias,iii .VI; steers under l. pounds, lo.ar.'d)
S76; stockers Hnd feeders. 13 7.r'o5 .V: cow
and heifers. t4 ' v2T; canners. :'..0fWi3 X,
bulls, 13 7Mri 60; calves, ti. (si-,i9 27.; Texas
and Indian steer, liiOOudiel, cows and
heifers. 3 iaii4 76.
I loOS-Receipts, 1i r.n0 bend Market
steady; plsts and lights. I" Ur H 20 ; packers.
17 wv.i7.Sf.; butcher and best heavy, I7.S0
11 s 0(1
HIIKKI' ANI f.A M 11.-4 Receipts. 3.0H0
heml. Mnrket steady to weak; native mut
tons. 3 7i"i4 J7.: lambs, t,". fsiod 40; culls and
bucks, 12 .ii(l 3.00; stockers, 12 ,2.V(j 3 26.
St. .Insenh Lire Stnek Mnrket.
ST. JOSICI'M. Jim. 21 C ATTI.K Tle
celpls, 1 MSJ bend. Mnrket steady to l"0
lilghrr; steers. II 7W :: cows and heifers,
l..Mr.i."! 60: rnlvra. Ht.rJUiiS.ra'i.
I h )( IS Receipts, ,a heHil. Mnrket 6ft
10c higher; top. li.TiN; bulk of sales, l7.o.Vrt
76.
SIII'.i:P AM) KAMIIS rtecelpts. 4.KW)
heud. Mnrket slow; lambs, II D'Kiit.OO.
considerable proportion
moving around i.ia.
of
ig 17 7
light
mixed
6
MlSl'OSITION
Oiiuihii racking Co
Hwlft and Company
Cudahy Racking Co
Armour A: Co
Schw artx-Ilolcn Co
Morrrll
Muriihv. shippers .
Ilenton, Vunsunt & Lush
Stephens lll'os
Mill Hon
V. 11. Iewls
J. H. Root At Co
J. M. Hulla
1.. I'V Musx
Is. Wolf
McCreary & Carey
H. Werthelmer
M. P. Hamilton
lee Hotschlld
Mo. Kan. Calf Co
Sinclair
Sol lirgrn
Cline ft Christy
Other buyer
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 663 1, 4(4ii
...1.077 I (3 2 043
... N.3 2.KH 3,161
...1,271 2.4H7 1.472
KI&
... 61
470
Total
CATTLE
Recetpls n
1K!
17 S
,. 1"I
.. 22
. 54
.. 67
.. 61
4
. . 25
.. 22
.. 13S
. . 52
.. 17
. . M
.. !(3
. . k!i(l
..6.444
cattle
I.6.H
were
l.SSSi
. to
large
per
12-OX.
12.40;
7-crown,
-crown,
tnU, lbs.
:.7'Si 17S n'W lia'a
30..S00 aharea.
Cash unotatioiia were a follows:
KLOCK Steady; winter patents.
4 no: winter atraiglit. $4.4Jini4.ti.;
biialuhts. 4..tOi4.7o; bakers, .i.ito;5.).
H V E No. 2, sic
LlAllLEV-l'ccd or mixing, Ci.'a.oc; fair to
choice malting, bVaMc.
SEEDS- Elax, No. 1 southwestern, 2.nh;
No 1 iioiiiiw.tcin. 1263; timothy, tio.&o;
t. lover, J14.76. e.w
1'ROTISIONS-- Mess pork, per bbl. $20.lWV,
"0 7i.; lard, per MX) lbs.. ;'.SI7'.t; abort ribs,
sidis, ilouHi'i. ll0.12't'(10.7o; short clear
sides, t boxed 1. i0.7o'a 11.00.
Total clcaiancea 01 wheat and flour were
equal lo I44.0O0 bUHhela. Primary receipts
were (M.OHO bushels; compared with bjii.ooo
'.ushels the corresponillng day a ear ago.
"i'he world visible supply, as shown by
Hiadstreet. decreased 3,2rj.000 bushels.
Estimated receipts lor tomorrow: Wheat.
20 cars; corn. U cara; oata, 2(2 car; hogs,
Ouo head.
Chicago Cgsh Trices-Wheat: No. 2 red,
.....i .., v a ,ul iMfn Mc V, '1 linrd
K.Si'KOc; No. 8 hard, HiniWc; No. 1 north
ern fpiliig. 11.07'a 1. 0".); No. 2 northern apilug,
tl.i.-ul.4; No. 3 spring. S1.4iti!.0i b. Coin:
.M, J cash, 4."fo47'4c; No. 3 cash, 45-'a 4-7'c;
No. 2 white, 47u47'4c; No. 3 while. 4'i4."i'4c;
.No- 2 ello. 47f.i47vrc; No. 3 cllow. 4
..t.c iiat.-: No. i cash. 32V(i32l4c; No.
while. 'o33-4c; No. 3 white, S24i:a'4c; No.
4 white. 3n33c; standard. 33'4'(rj3'ic.
Bl T'l EK-dlaady; crttsinery, lTj'i'ic;
ualiien. Itn22c.
EiiOS Weak, gt mark, cases Included,
i;(l ; leielpts. U.Mil cases; firsts, 2oci
juiine iirtiie. -'
J'O I'A'loErt Steady; t hole to fancy
iii.sK-; lair to good. 4Cg4.c.
I'Ol LTHY-Bleady; turkey, live, 17r;
ditased. 22c; fowls, live, 12'ir; dressed, 12c;
oiingH. live, lie; dressed 12c.
CM EES E-Steady ; dali-le MisHilj'ac;
twin. lD'ul'iV; young Americas, 16"t'Liloc;
long horiia. l."Vttloc.
aSAIsMeady; 00 to 60-lb weights, i,,c;
to to Mo-lb. weight, lo4j ; (w lo llo-lo.
weights, il'.jc
Ketelpta today Wheat, 23 car; corn, l!ll
iais; oats. '10 cars. Esitiinated tomorrow
v neat. 20 cars; corn, oil cars; oats, 202
1 ais..
M I as tea polls Ursalii Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 24 WH EAT May,
H.ul'a; Jul. I1.U.V4. 1 sill. No. 1 haid.
.1.06',; No I northern. II ui'nl (": No. 2
1101 til rn. II ts'.v 1 0J-e : Su. 3. :t-V''ll -0-'v
I-LA. Closed at 12 .tel.
COKN-No. 3 vellow. 43144i
O VTS-No. S white, 31,j32c.
RVE-No. 2. JHWimiirf,
HRAN-ln 10f-lb. sacks. 12? tj 22 ."id.
l'L( ICR Eli st patents, $ 1 Si, 11 u 2-". . second
.talents. t 7ia 1i-: firn clears. t ! .(..
'" eecoiid ( teats. 12 2Vu2 li.
Kanaaa City Grain and Precisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 24. W H EAT Cn-'
..., changed; No. 2 hard, 4Co tl.OO; No. 3. isv
4-f Use; No. 2 red, 1.0fll 02b; No. . Il.00fll.02;
spring ; M... u.-,!v,c sellers: July Kl''ilDl'SaC seller.
CORN I'nchanged; No. 2 mixed, 46c; No.
3. 44'q44'4c; No. 2 white, ;frc; No. 3, 44-4'
4. c; May, 4NVx'(! 46'c hid; July, 41i'V4W.c
sellers.
OATS L'nchangeil. No. 2 while, 32'iiiij)
33'c; No. 2 mixed, 315432c,
RYE No. 2. 74ffl7lc.
HAY I'nchanged; choice timothy, 14.0t
14 50; choice prairie, 112.0".
HUTTER-Creamery, 24c; first, 21c;
seconds. 19c; parking slock, 13c
EUUS Extras, 22c;
lac.
firsts, 2oc; seconds.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oats, bu. .
Receipts.
.... 7.o00
.... 4i.oo0
.... 7,000
Shipments
41.IKI0
44. is a!
22.O0O
London Stork Market.
l.ONHON, Jan. 24. American serurltle
were quiet ana steady auring tne rirsi
hour today. Canadian Pacific lost half a
point, but the rest of the list ruled from
VaWi abos'e yesterday'a New York closing.
London Closing sioen iihuji
r'nnaols, m'lll 'y MS louisvllla Nnh. lil
"do account '111-llMu , Kan. ft Teiaa.. ft4
Anial. Copper .. ... S'H N'ls York Central. ..114
Anaconda " Norfolk Wealern .loft',,
Alrhlsnn Kiss, do pfd S!
do p(t I'M. Ontario ft Wcatern.. 4'4
Balltninre ft iihlo..1(i Pennsylvania C'1;
Canadian rsclflc ..!I1H Hand Mines S
.v...nuii (S'tiln.. s:-. Readlna aftii
.'1 EM.uineru i.aneay
ill do pfd
1S Snulhern Pacific ..
11 t'nlou Faclllo
72 do pfd
19 4 I 8. Steal
48 do ptd
57 1 j Wanaeh
!44, do pfd
lr.s'a Ppanlah 4a
steady at 24 9 Hid
CM. (ireat Wealern
(Til., Mil. ft. r
rie Beers
Denwr ft Hlo O...
do pfd
F.ne
do 1st P''l
do td pfd
r.rand Trunk ..hi0.
Illinois CeiKral ...
SILVER Bar,
ounce.
MONEY-Vri4 per cent.
The discount rate In the open market for
ahort bills Is 4 per cent; lor three months
bills. 37,3 15-16 per cent.
. ts'
. 47
12IL,
.1X11
. Ml
71"s
i:?l,
. lv,
. a
per
Available Happllea of Grain.
NEW YOlllv. Jan. 24. Special cable and
telegraphic communication received by
Bradstreet'a show the following changes in
available supplies as compared with
previous accounts:
Wheal. I'nited Stalea east Hocklea. de
'creased l.iiW.WS) bu. : Canada. decreased
0 I .hi.isjo bu ; total I'nlied States and Canada
I rlw rMUist.il 1 lal IMSI III! - ttfloiit fur Mill! 111
European supply, decreased 1 ,3s.imji bu
Corn. I'nited Stale, and Canada, increased
814.000 bu. oata. I'nited State and Canada.
dci l eased 353,0110 bu.
The leading decreases and Increases re
ported this week follow:
I I ei reuses Chb ago, private elevators.
1 212,00" bu.: Chattanooga. Ksi.Ois) bu. ; Uod-
erlch, IsJ.ouO bu.; Minneapolis, private
elcNUtors, 6".(io bu.
Inmeases Manitoba, 115.0O0 bu. ; Lincoln
and vicinity, Tii.ooO.
l.lserpool lirala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 24. WHEAT Spot,
flnu; No. 2 red western winter, 7a 4d; fn
lures steady; March. 7 ld; May, 7 ld.
CORN SHit, ipilet; American mixed,
new, 4m Jlad; Aineiican mixed, old, 6s 2d.
Kucures, steady; January, 4s V'ad. Eeuru
ary, la 3'ad; May, 4s 6S.d.
rain Market
2i.-Ki.orit
Stead .
No.
I'hlln yelohla I'rniliir Market,
I '1 1 1 1 A T'ELPHI A. Jan. 24. Rl'TTEIl ,
liioi: extia western creamery. 2(c; ncal'' i
l l'llls. juc.
EMUS lo lower; Pennsylvania and other I I
Mllnaakre
Mll.WAI'KKK, Jan
WMEAT-No 1 northern. llosVul lO;
2 iniitliein. tloiuli; May, liv"',o.
OATS--Staiidsird. :U'4'(J. 3'i.
HA K LEV Samples. Mn'J.;.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Jan. 24. -CORN-Higher; No 3
while. 44 4c; No. 2. 44ir; No. 4. 43c; sample,
4i .'! i 41.-.
tiATS-Higher: No t white. 3il'c; stand
ard 3.V: No- 3 while. iC'tc
ninsha Hay Market.
oM 1 1 V. .Is n. 24 - IIAV-No 1 110; No t
i packing to. alfolfa, tit ' Straw : Whs-,
Raaaton
HOHTON. Jan
tcK-k were aa
Allouea
Anisl. loer
A. L ft
Arizona L'utn
Atlantic
H. C. C. ft a. M
Butte t'oallilon
Csl. ft Arliona
ral ft Hecla
Canteunial
Copper Hane C.
Kast Butts C. ai
Franklin
niroux Con
nrantijr on. ...
t;reerse Cananea
Isle ltoyal Copper
Kerr l,eke
like Copper ....
I Salle I'oppwr.
Islam! Cupper .
Allied. Old.
Closing- Stocks.
24 - Closing quotations on
follows:
Keifer.
Nellie.
per bbl.. I3.76rt4 on
rriKTABLES-Beana string and wax.
,wt bak.. neeia. per bu.. 7bc
rabbTge.' new. per lb Vc. Carrot, per
76c- Celery. Michigan per doien
K;' 36o; California Jumbo, per do.en
uu..- : i ucuu unri. not hfima
buncbe. . . , .
IV
per dox.. 12.26. KaJ
Elorlda, per doz., t2.uo. Uar-
r ,, vt.lt A r.A h IE.
extra laio-y, ra,
T . . t ..., .a cwl.-M en...... I - '
inc. i -r l - " - -- - - v j icai, per
toe.
z-a aox. i"
nianL acy
I
lie. e
" aoc Onion. Iowa, rea and yellow.
4''.. in .. ir.iliH.na. white, n.r in ..!
Epan tah. por cra.e, 1160. P.i.ley. an
home grown, per cox bi nche. 40c. par,.
Lo a per bu.. Joe. Potatoea. early Ohio.
pip. V" . low.,.nr. w. l .
sUaa.Clt V a i - ' - - - - aaas-ajig-
whit stock, per bu.. 76i5e. Huia-
Dtr IU-. 1 S)C owami poiamsa, i.sn-
. . , ,j 'l'n - . ..,, .
put., awv. ...iwco, -swuorjiMs,
thl. morning making the total for tha two
daya almoin. 3.(4) larger than for tha aine
daya last week and larger than a year ago
by over 3,000 head. Tho feeling early ow
lnu to the larae receipt, ami the rather
unfavorable outlook al other polnta wa
weak. A good many were prepared to ee
cattle sell lower,
ich.s i.iivnt-a slui nut In the Yard It
soon became apparent that the receipt of
tut cattle were really amall. there being
........uruiiveiv fw nn sale considering th
large receipts. At tne same tune inn u
niand wus good and. while buyer at first
showed a disposition to bear down a nine,
they wore forced to pay steady to stronger
prices. The trade was fulrly active and the
offering of desirable killer, were auon dis
posed of.
The yards were full of cow and heifer.,
there being more of that kind of cattl In
the yard than for a long time back. Bt III
the demand was pretty good and desirable
fat heifers moved off quite readily at good,
ateudy prices. Uood cows also sold III
about tba aame notches as yesterday. On
the other hand the fair to medium grades,
which were very plentiful, showed a little
weakness, selling some lower.
Mood, fleshy feeder, were steady or right
close to steady. On the other hand there
wa. a world of common to medium grade
of atis k cattle in tho yard and they were
slow to l'lc lower.
V not at Inn. on cattle : ilood to choice
beef ateers, tii.10Qg.iiii; fair to good beef
ateers, ."i.iO'((ii.lO; common to fair beef
leers. t4.oi5 40; good to choice cow. and
henra. 4.75oaft (16: fulr tn good cow. and
heifers, 4 (W4.76; common to fair cow. and
heifer. I3.2ia4.00; good to choice .tocker.
end coder l5.26ukDo; fair to good .tucker.
and feeder., I47..'ao.2o; common to fair
Btocker. and feeder, 4.0Kjj 4 i&; Stru g helf-
era, 3.75u4.5o; veal calve. 4.00ti.iiO; bulla
stage, etc., 3.75'a6.00.
Representative sales:
BEEP STEERS.
No.
I ..
44 ..
4...
47...
67 . ..
47...
.. .
t...
(.7...
71 ..
44 ..
711...
41...
7 ..
I ..
Ss ..
...
to. . .
4 .,
42...
,..
45 . . .
1J .,
74 .
17..
t3. .
7 .
41 .
4. .
10 .
70..
47 .
41. .
..
47..
60 .
t .
II .
id .
4s .
76 .
7..
tl .
U.'.
A.
,401
. .3l
.411.
. .J27
.Mi
.275
. W4
. Ill
. . 2SV.
.243
. 2WI
. . 21Hi
. . 2.MI
. .121
..;:!
. !
,.2SI
. .24
.2.0
. .244
..2;i
..t
. 3l
..34S
. !M
..211
. .
. 870
.341
.2X4
..22(1
. .2(11
. . :..s
..21
.245
...r.i
.. 2fHl
.244
..197
..114
. . . ill
,.2.14
.. '.'in
...277
h. r. No. At h. Pr
:il (I 7.. H lit hi 7 )
so 1 so o lf.l ... 7 au
. . 7 40 73 2f4 ... 7 do
! 1 4'l tl JM 40 7 40
2M0 7 HI M ... 7 Si)
... 7 Ml ? 22 ... 7 o
... 7 fsl , , 7 421
... 1 Is) ill 40 t sa
40 7 5(1 2 224 ... 7 45
12(1 7 55 71 214 ... 7 5
... 7 65 (.7 2J ... 7 (t
... 7 55 14 V'l ... 7 45
... 7 SI 2:. ... 7 SA
... 7 f 44 Mil ... 7 45
... 7 Ik. bo 244 ... 15
... 1 55 43 217 ... 7 6
... 7 6I' SZ ... 7 45
... 7 57i, 54 224 ... 7 46
... 1 n 4 44 ... 7 45
... 7 o fcl 27 ... 7 an
... 7 50 4.1 144 ... 7 45
... 7 so no 74 ... 7 e
... 7 ao tl. H44 ... 7 45
... Ill 111 140 ...4 7 44
... 7 no 70 2.14 ... 7 45
... 7 nil 40 22.1 ... 7 45
... 7 40 4 mi ... 7 fco
so 7 an 44 .'sa ... 7 sr.
... 7 to 72 2(2 ... 1 a;.
... 7 so 2-20 ... 7 as
... 7 40 II J6 ... 7 45
... 7 4S1 M ,4 ... 7 45
... 7 40 71 235 ... 7 5
... 7 40 74 124 ... 7 45
40 7 40 14 23.; ... 7 45
40 7 Ml 41 214 ... 7 45
... 7 40 ao 21 ... 7 474,
... 7 40 71 2:'I ... 1 4.7',
... 7 40 3 IM ... 7 47V,
... 7 DO 7t tl . . 7 7l
... 7 40 10 121 10 7 70
... 1 40 44 220 ... 7 70
40 7 40 4 223 ... 7 7
... 7 40 24 117 ... 7 70
... 7 44) 70. Ill 40 7 70
(ottos Market.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 24 -( 'oTTt N Spot.
dull, 16 polnla higher: middling uplands.
14.90c; middling- gulf. 15 l'.c; fjo sales.
s r. li in. Jan 24 -i-iit iiin-t n-
hanged; mldilllng, ir.'ie; no sales; re
elpts, .l.aWl bales; shipments, 4,(;i bales;
stock. 23.07H bales.
New York rotton market, as furnished
bv Iogan Hryan, members New York
otton exchange, 312 houth Mlxtcenth tret.
Omiiha:
17
tn
sin.
baga.
aa. P
per
7ac,
l.a
toe
C.
35 Mohaak 44't
44 Nevada Ton ls
75'4 Mplheliift Mlnea 1"''4
North llutte 27 'a
4' Norlh Ijike el,
1 1 ', Old lli.lllHlU.ll :v,
ID Osceola . . . I lo
44 Psrrolt g. ft C ll's
tlo tulney 70
. 12 EOiaitnon II
, HI Superior 57
. 12'., superior ft II M 1'.
. 7 Suirior x P. I' ...141',
. 44, Taniarsi a v.
, 1 V. 8. H R ft St.... 3.,',
, 44 do pfd lit',
IS' l lah Cim
7 1 1 -1(4 t tali Copper Co.
33 .4 W 1 nous
4', Wolverine ....
U
11
4.t'
4-bk. crate, 11.74. '1 uriilpa, per bu..
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds, California
of I ahcll. par lb., 1M; in sack lota,,lc li.
Tuail nut, per lb.. 13c; In sack lota, lc
,, rnr ,Br r. Ml- .... ...
1 ueusiiu", f ' - ' . fm uut. ,
Ellberts, per lb., 14c; In sack lots. jc
lea. Mlckoryi.uia, mi. psr 10., oc; siiiaii,
per lb.. He 1'eanuts. 104m ted, per ib., c;
raw. per l'u., Hc. Pecan., large, per lo.,
loo; tn aack lota, to la. Walnut., oiacg.
per lu.. 2Vfcc; California, tier lo.. Use; to
stack lota lc lea..
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24. CoKKEK Future
opened ateady at an ad Slice of 13'iflA
polnts In reeimnse to higher European
cables, talk of firmer offerings from
Hrazil and as a result of covering or re
newed bull support. During the middle of
the day prices eased off from the best
under renewed liquidation, but the offer
ings for long account were much smaller
t hair recently and the market firmed up I
again In the lute trading on bull support j
and prhute cables from Hantna reporting
firm spot and option market, there with
no pressure of actual coffee against the
imirket. The close was firm at a net ad
vance of 17 n 20 points. Bales, .'.l.lnai hugs.
January. lie; February. II Old-; March,
11.17c. April. 11.21c; May, 11 24c; June, 11 Joe;
July. II loc; August, II. 07c; (September.
I I0.c; October. lo.N'ic; November, Hisno; Ue
1 cenilter. 10.7(K-;.
j Havre was ' lo 1 franc net higher; Mam-
burg was p4 to l'j pfg higher. The niorn-
ing 1 allies reported Rio weak ut a decline
of 1.76 reis lo 77 J6 r.terday. Santos psj
rel lower. 4 a 7tH; 7 a ijsai. Receipts at
j the two Hiaxlllun ports were Psu.istf) bags
ngalnsl L.'"Si busts last year. Jundlsh) re-
celpts, 3 Is si buK-i UKalnst 6. sat bags lual
year. New York warehouse deliveries 11.760
I bag, against I7.41H bugs last year. Firm
i I'ffci'ingN from Hrazil were said to be f 1 mil
i uni-hubKcd to (..i- higher-
Spot, ateady; Rio No. 7. IJ'.'olS'c; Santos.
No. 4. 13V. Mild, quiet; Cordova, 13V('
16'V, nominal.
No. at. Pr. Ko. . pr.
7 mlsed ... 440 t lo 1 1U44 I II
I sun I 35 14 IH") a an
24 ill II 1247 t Ml
I 1031 t 35 14 1J i so
6 170 6 40 15 10i,l ( to
17 117 4 4i 24 lint I Si
11 1144 5 1,0 14 1W1 5 I".
15 H4 i, 'l 14 1H.1 4 an
5 4S4 a 40 II 1324 t 40
17 lpsl u 5 42 1121 45
27 Iles5 6 45 lo 11,4 I 20
17 1121 6 10
COWS.
4 M7 S 40 12 IOH4 4 M
j. . 4 40 pi limn t .Ji
i .I3 I 50 i ll.JI 4 60
M7 1 l 41 4 4 15
3 s 4 (si l;l pa)., 4 45
4 10"! 4 on 7 Illl 4
7 I1 4 no ., HI15 4 75
4 10WI 4 25 20. . tel 4 15
pi a 4 n 17 104 4 M
10 i"0 4 in 12 4 40
II 520 4 35 II 443 4 S
4 1"4 4 40 2i M 4 55
I 17 l'"l 4 4ii 4 1217 4 45
15 IOJ2 4 40 1 1I.U 4 45
I 1 luM 4 5.1 10 4 i
j 4 1"4J 4 :.o list 1 is)
i io nio 4 50 i2j t m
j u li"4 4 o a lino 5 in
. t asl 4 so o i.as) a Is
I II E1FI- ltd.
' 11. 710 4 15 in 775 II!
4 soj 4 id 14 Mi 4 to
410 4 40 II ,24 4 to
PIUS.
.145 ... 7 40
SHEEP Dime lower price bought niot
of the offering. In the sheep barn thl.
morning, mutton and lamb string, suffering
equally. Shipment or high dressing appear
ance on the bandy weight order were fa
vored, a usual, and moved mora readily
than the heavier grades Trade at no time
was very active, owing to easier condition
at other leading markets, and the greater
part of the morning wag used In making
clearance of bulk.
Receipt, were moderate and Included
some fairly large bands of In-between qual
Ity lamba. Ewes were not quite a plentiful
a on yesterday and the big end of supply
In every branch of the trade .bowed long
finish. Moat of Uie stuff carried fleece, not
enough .horn material arriving to afford
anything Ilka a broad teat of values. As
indicated by recent galea, good clipped anl
mala are quotable about 76c4.itl.00 lower
than similar quality wooled good.
Heslrable wethers, coming straight, were
hard to find In today' run, but M 16
aateiy low enough for top quotation on
the right kind. Ewe. .old up aa high a. 13 0
ana heavy, burry yearlings went at 44 too
laimb. brought as much a 16. Hu and It
hardly probable that strictly prime anl
inal would move over t.7 HO at most. At
these prices It will be noted that South
Omaha I still well In lln with Chicago and
Other eastern point
Uuntailous nn a.ieep and lamb.. Good
to chigce lamba, tf iyVabW; fair to good
lambs, l4.i6ft.i6.K6; bandy weight yearling
t4.7Vu5.00; heavy yearlings, !4.364il 4.76; good
to choice nether. t3WVu4.16; fair to good
wetners, X.I fiO-n 3.K0; good to choice ewes,
13 b"wl ko;. fair to good ewes, 13 2633.60
sneep. culls to feeders, tl aOijS 35.
Representative .ale:
No.
lamb, feeder. .
lamba, ewe
lambs, feedera...
lambs, culls ...
ewe.
ewes
ewe, cull
ewes, cull.
ewe.
lamba
lamb. ,
yearllr.g. ewe.
yearlings ,
lamb
lamb
is
Receipt i
lock
of live
In giant.
stock at the
five prin
cipal western murkets yesterday:
Cat tie. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7,(l 10.4 g.fVM
St. Joseph 1.MI (i.isiO 4 600
Kansas City l:i( i;i.o"0 12.ooo
St liuls 4 (ssi ii nisi a.nnii
Chicago 4.ois) pi.iaai 26. Ouo
Totals 2M.H60 6!(.!i60 6,1,000
Month. I Open. High. Low. Close. Sat'y.
Jan.
March
May .
July .
Aug. ..
Oct. ..
. 14 06
,.' 14 H4
.1 16 ll'i
. 16 01
. 14 l
.1 13 314
14 70 I 14 60 14 63 14 4
14 Hr 14 K7 14 K0 14 K2
16 W 14 XK 14 KM 15 U3
1.1 01 14 HI 14 ) 15 Oi.
14 l 14 Ml 14 57 H 74
13 : 13 30 13 34 13 3
W 00 1 Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 24. WOOfy Manufactur
er are maintaining a lively Interest In tha
local wool market. The tone Is strong and 1
the demand especially for high grade
fleeces; wool, are active. Some good ter-,
rltory transfers are reported with original
Idaho and Ctah selling at 17tilR.', while
Montana brings 21'u23c. Some fall Texas
has recently changed bands at 4"'a.'iOi'
scoured, while I allfornla wools are moving
with 66Wi7o for the best northern. Wa.hed
delaine brings S4in35c and Ohio one-quarter
blood, 27Vrr; pulled wool Is dull, but there
I. a fair demand for the foreign product.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Jan. 24 WOOI Cn-
changed: territory and western medium.,
21&23c; fin. medium.. Hfilftc; fine, 12'(jl3c
Evaporated Applea and Dried Fralla.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24 -EVAPORATBT.
APPLES Offered .parlnglyand prices are
ateadler; on the si'ot fancy, 12H1f'3c; choice.
lltillHc; prime. 10'4U loc; cold storage,
a too.
1)RIEI FHCITB Prune, quiet bur price
are aleady on the amall stocks. Quotation.
range from fiHc to 11c for California, up
to 30S-4OS and WtiMHc for Oregon, from flOa
to 3os. Apricots, firm, with amall offerings;
chocp. 13'fl4c. Peache. quiet, hut ateady
on small nrrerlngs: choice. T'ytnv: extra
choice, KifHVfcc; tancy. ii9c. Raisins.
firm but Inactive; loose muscatels are
quoted at 6''fi'i'c; choice to fsncv seeded.
b'4'67l,-,c; Ixindon layer., 11.404 l.4i.
fill and Hoala.
SAVANNAH, fit., Jan.
TINK Firm. ffic; sales. 123
Tl'RPEN-
bbla.; re-
relpls. 341 bbls.; shipments, l.li. bbls.;
stocks. 7.44D bbl.
ROSIN-Firm: sales, i.m bbls.;
2:C3 bbl.: hlpmenta. 1.045 bbls.;
H4.:w: bbls. Uuntstions: H. to.66;
E. 10.67': F. tK.HO; (1. pi.iUH; 11.
10 75: K. 7 4Jf; M, $7.50; N, r.nS; W.
W. W. t06.
receipts.
stocks.
P. tH.66;
K.70, I,
U..4WOO;
I6N western
I Kit western
402 weatern
30 western
37 western
47 western
i western
10 western
131 western
140 western
Jul western
32 western
410 wtstern
117 western
344; weatern
411 western wether.
117 western ewee
Av.
.. KM
..105
.. 47
.. 43
.. 7
..lit
.. 94
..100
..121
.. 70
.. 70
... ti
..102
.. 72
.. Kl
..114
..!
Price.
6 75
4 00
I 40
4 HO
1 10
1 is)
2 75
2 75
3 60
6 K6
I o
4 110
4 Al
b 75
5 45
4 15
3 SO
Kanaaa I'ltr Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. S4 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 13.000 head. Including 2'W southern.
Market steady and active: dressed beef
and exiHirt steers, IK (su4i.7o; fair to good.
I6.2r.1f1g (si; western streer. 16 OonK 2,".; Block
ers and feeders. 14 3.'U.00; southern ateera.
16 .oOfiisi 10; southern cows. 3oorn5 0O: native
cows, 3 2Vu6 26; native heifers, tl jousi 26.
bulls. 4 G'.& 25; calves, to tasiiti 75.
Hot IS Receipt a. 1 I Us) head Market &c
to 10c higher; bulk of aalr. I7.7(ii 7.7i,
heavy. !7.7oii7.771, pai-kera and butchers,
17 7(ir7 774; lights, t7 K,V(i7 75.
SHEEP A NO l.AMHS Receipts. 12.000
Knar Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14. Sl'tlA R Raw,
quiet; muscovado. Rt test, I.Wc; centrifugal,
!j test, 3.46c; refined, quiet.
Laborer Steps from
Car; Fractures Skull
Anton Gelenit Receives Injuries in
Fall Which Seem Certain to
Prove Fatal.
Anton Uelenit. a laborer, residing at 2x1:
Walnut street, .tepped from a moving .tree;
car at 6:60 this morning and fractured his
skull. The car was moving along on Cum
ing street near Twenty-second. Gelcuit
wa carried Into Collins' livery barn, where
he was attended by Dr. J. C. Mavis and
Police Surgeon O. C. Fishnp ard later sent
to St. Joseph's hospital.
The doctors after examining the Injury
declared that It was very doubtful If
Gelenit would outlive the day. The fracture
sustained to the skull has affected the
brain In some manner and death la almotst
certain to result.
p'nr Ijalirlppe loigHs and Wtnff (.'old
Take Foley' Honey end Tar. It gives
quick relief and expels the cold from your
system. It contain, no opiates. Is safa
nnd sure. Sold tor all druggiata.
en York Kilning; stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24 Closing quotations
on mining slock were:
Alice bx 'Little Chief (
i urn. Tunnel alo-k St Mril.in 40
On bunds 14 Onlarlu '..si
Con. fsl. i Va & (ulilr '
Horn Silver 40 Stanilarit luo
Iron Silver Ity) Yellow Js. set Jt
l.esnvllle Con 10
uffered.
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Horns. RrlnWer
t Co. 44 New Omaha National bang
building:
1924.
rje. td 60. oata. IT-
1
'nierl. an T A T 4a. Col. Tr
. Atianlic 1'ltv (is Ce. be, Itsil
Hiililwin I.ih'o Works 1st
I'liliHgn Rsnllsiy 4s
1 1 ( ii l. 11 ill us. Ni-b . K I- ss,
' Iielnot Ktlson .'.a. I'.it
' 1-MlMiiotit (-rratliery let a
lluae Portlanil l enient Is:
Kso aa 1 u r 4s 1M0.I e-r.
Ksmieily Kulld.ng II 4a
l Kaiitus i il) (;ss .K. IS22..
Ointua (iss (.a, 117
Omaha W alsr it. lit...
,i:ii.iii W alr ..a. fH
( msSs . Ity 7a 1911 ...
omaha C. B ft. Hi.
1'ifi.
Bit.
4
ks
lc.'.,
"
SI
I ll'i
i per rent '
4a
t'H
1 s)
11
aa. 1J
Asksl
mi
luJi
SS S)
-v,
mi
IM
I"
s
I 1
sletnl Market.
NEW YORK. Jan 24-METAI.S Sland
ard loppi-r dull; qiot. Jiinuary, Kebruar-.
March and April. IVi fti? VI Hi; lindou mar
ket quiet; spot. fV. Th tl; futures f"i)
Arrlals n-ported at New York today. 1.")
tons; cuHl.iui house retiiins hIioh exports
of ;'4.01J Ions so far ibis loniith; Lake i'ii'per.
tU.CV'U "; electrolytic, tl:: ;TVi I.' ji,
casting. IIS Iji-i'ii 11' :IT4 Tin. strong, mmii
and January, t4J IOjio2 n; r'ehruary. 14.' U"-4
til:' . March and April C IL"-. n I.' 'si. l.on
dmi iiuikei. spot and future!.. 1 :: l.c.c!
di ll. 4.4ti'i4..'4, .New Yolk: 14 i.(4 :t., East
Si. 1.4mi. I.ndon market. 1.'! lis lion.
Cleveland wariunts. 4n id In Ignition, li
rally iron s sternly; No 1 foundry north
ern, M -o'u in 'i. ".; No. . I4 7S ii ifi 7... Nn 1
Koulhein and No I southern soft, tl!' -- "I
Dry tlooda Market.
NEW YORK. lati J4 ii liimlis I
Maikets an- iiuntei sti i active on iiaipc.l
4u. wis rtoine.-iii . punts and glngl aniH
ouiet ili ii.Mt.il i opiu ted f ii pr.iii clotii
vain goiiiis an.t sH.me siialtic tn
Mlcs CmomI Ira-le Ih iiiiei rti:r
are is-i-i- Mi r.'H wihiii.4 lines are ipcml
dally and unlets ate being placed.
Buy a home.
Thursday is Home Day and in the
real estate columns you will find many
bargains
Look them over.
Omaha Heal Katate ig a very safe tnv4gtnient and it Is Increasing
In taint- viry rapidly. Prices in the ejirlng will be much higher than they arc
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