THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2fi. 1011.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wet Indications Make for Further De
cline in Wheat.
CORN HULLS FIRM AND HIGHER
Kspstrt Trail U Kkcwliit tmlilfrbl
Activity I lt af RlK H-
relpt. Yalaee r Steady
and lllikrr.
OMAHA. Jan. 55. T?1I.
With predictions of molatnr over the
wt and southwest wheat value continue
to act heavy and further decline are llshie,
a hull support Is les pronounced and cah
demand Is about as dull a could be. 'I h
backbone of the late hull movement looks
a If It had been broken.
Corn In strong and worked a trifle higher
on reports of better export business and
a weathsr conditions are less favorable
aellera were timid Sentiment favors the
lnn aide and a M-ad market I" expected.
The opening on wheat was steady with
a weak tune and the market rased off
earlv on lark of anv buying support The
rrowd got short on the break and null
leaders bought enough to scare shorts to
cover, csuslng a reaction to oprnlng values.
Cash trade was very stow and at un
chanred prices
Corn ruled atrunic and higher on firmer
cables and net weather predictions. Ex
port trado Is showing considerable activity
anil despite Iheral receipts cash values are
steady at 4c higher.
Pilmarv wheat receipts were bu.
nl shipments were 2r.9.onn bu , against re
ceipts last year of 781.04) bu. and ship
ments of Sfi6.ono bu.
I'rlmsry corn receipts were l.lM.ono bu.
and shipments were Monro bu . against re
ceipts last year of S07.000 bu. and shlpmenta
of 646.ono bu.
Clearances were 46.0o0 bushels of corn.
J.OOO bushels of oats and wheat nnd flour
C'l'isl to l.WOO bushels.
Liverpool cloned unnhangrd on wheat and
Unchanged to 'd higher on corn.
The following cash sales Were reported:
WMKAT-No. 2 hard. 1 car. 9IHc; No. 3
hard. 1 car, !!.-: 1 car. 90".. ; N. 4 h ird.
1 car. K9c; 1 car. live mixed!. 7c.
CoRN-No. 3 white. I car. 4?'c; 5 r-.
42c: No. 4 white. 1 car. 41'v; No. 3 color.
1 car. 42c; Nu. .1 yellow. 1 cer. 41'tC; No. 4
yellow. 2 cars. ,; No 2 mixed. Blears,
41'v: No. 4 mixed. 5 cars. 4Wc.
OATR- No. 3 white. 3 mm. 3c; No. 4
white. .1 cars. SUV-: I car. flOe; No. 1 vel
low, 2 cars. Ho; No. 4 yellow, 1 tar. :!'v.
no grade, 1 car. S1:.
' Omaha Cnsh Trices.
V 1 1 HAT -No. 2 hard. 9u4Hi?c: No. 3
hard. 9nii0:?c; No 4 hnrd, 7icVh-91c; re
jected hard. ;VfrSK',c : No 2 spring. VW
No. 3 spring. M',tiMV.
'( RN No. 2 white. 42'ri42V-: No. 3 white.
41Vc42l,e; No. 4 while. 4liii-llV: No. 3
color. 41VI42; No. '2 yellow. 4l,tfl V'l No
S yellow. 4li-4Uic; No. 4 yellow. tntW'-.
No. 2. 41fi ll'V: No 3. 40fi4ll,c; No. 4.
jiV; no grade. 37ij:?Oc.
OATS No. 2 white. X-'avtc; stanilatd.
S04n.Tlc; No. I white, WW .: No. 4
white. 29fii'-4c: No. 3 yellow. aotivt'Hc;
No. 4 yellow. 2!tft";9V4.-.
HA RLE Y No. 3. lffr,Kc ; No 4. 62&72c;
No. 1 feed. .VeiitiRc; rejected. 5.Ttfi62i
RYE No. 2, 79f(JOc; No. 3, 784j79c.
(a riot Receipts.
Wheat
Chicago 20
Minneapolis S
Omaha 24
luluth t
Corn
o
Oats
2V)
"zk
91
CHICAGO GRAIN AMI PHOV1SION9
Featarea of the Tradlua aad f'loalaa;
Trlf-ea on Itoartl of Trad.
CMICAOO. Jan. 25. flood slued purchases
of wheat by leading longs this afternoon
stampeded short sellers and put prices up
In summary fashion. The close waa at a
net advnnce of 'io to Vc latest figures
for corn were . to He higher
night and for oats a ehndo to
than last ;
sc. i or i
clay's trading left hog products unchanged
to 17i down.
Sharply in contrast with late conditions
In the wheat pit the market during most
nf the day was heavy. Thawing weather
and ahnwors southwest were said to have
materially Improved the crop outlook
Cash demand showed no Improvement and
Kansas City appeared to be nearlv on a i
blela to ahlp wheat to Chicago. Reports
were current, too. thst the Inuiert dutv on,
Canadian wheat was to be, removed or ;
reduced. All such considerations went Into I
the background, however, when near the
end of the day the bull leaders began to
buy In an aggressive manner. The f;ni! '
tone wss steadv. May ranged from !W,c
to 9WM,c. closing 4c tip at W.'1ic.
Tn corn there whs a popular wave of
buying, the result of export sales yesterday
and today. Mav varied between Wiv-0c. 1
iiniKiiins nv nej msner ai in-c, linn corn
also was firm.
No. yellow closed at 1
47'fi4Sc.
Oata were helped oh acount of prlmsrv
receipts being Heiit. Hl"h and low points
for May were St".n and l4Nc, with the pre
vailing price In the end 3l4c, a gain of c
over last night.
Provisions weakened because of cheaper
hogs. Pork clod un"hsnsed to 17'ic off,
lard itown "tvh.lc to 5c and ribs less ex
pensive by 5c to 10c.
Prices In Chicago, furnished by th Up
dike l.'raln company. 7f Brandets building.
Omaha, telephone Douglas 2473:
Articles I Open. I High. I Ixiw. Cloe. Yea'v
.V-ot-i
'sv w,ff
ft':
July
'95
'' M'.sl
92', :;-24f?tT,'
lMH!6'isM9i it.
Sept.
4i u .
fsy
Julv
ft'Pt.
Oam--Mav
Julv
ept.
Fo K
Jan.
May
May
Jsn.
Hay
I
1
1.1 .
93--,
?"s
hi
1
I
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' 51'4!
1 5:v
i 1
-or. 1
Ms:;r'4i
02SI 62 I
6IH 51
52 '.I
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I34V11
Sl
4sr4!S'h
33"i!
1,23 -4
YiS
1
1
! 95
IS 45
I 20 95 j 20 95
29 95
I 20 9'.
, H 47, IS 17',
is ; 6
I 18 52'j
90
95 !
"'tj
H75 I
' 2'il
9 CT'f!
It 70 "l
9 9?'V
9 97'4
9 ."
10 72H
9 S.
S 77".-
10
t i I
10 ;o
' 9 )
10 62' i
' 'J 1 j 1
Cash iiuotationa were as rollows:
FLOl'M Sieady ; winter patents. S4.60&.
4.80; winter straights,- t4.tso4 5: sprlnK I
atrslghts. H.5,K,r.7o; baker,. 93. 7t5.0u.P fc
KVK-No ' 4o '
UAHLEY-V.l or ,n.,..., t.-H-e c.-..i I
t.7. .i. , .11 . 1.. J; T,T """icosii, "idiic lower; jso. 2
oir.4oi-iaA, wo. 1 uutiiwesiern, e-.jb
No. I noi thwistern. t2.0; timothy, JIO.Ou
Ol'l'l. H.
PROViciioNS -Mess pork per bbl.,
1620.75: Urd. per lim lbs., Jj 9.',; hIioi t
aides iloosci. $10 !2'i'ii I0.(,:'; short
sides (boned). tiO 75fu 11.10.
Total lcamiK.es of wheat and flaur
spinal to i:.-9,titu bu. Prim, y i e, ei t.i
ea5.UAl bu.. compared Willi 7M.(h
.O.' J
.lbs.
i-iir
V e-e
We:o
the
corresponding day a year a,-j. Ksiimatcd
receipts for tomorrow: ,'i.-t;. la at.
corn. 4SI i ara; oats. 100 ia.'i; lion.-. ;'l tvi
head.
Corn was firmer on the mild weather
and because of yesterday s export bus.ne
May opened l-Kiic h.gher at 5o''g50'4c
and steadied at the higher level.
Kmallneaa of -ountry salrs kept the mar
ket from declining;. 1 he close waa firm,
with May '-o up at Wv. a net cam of ,c!
nats. though tiinl s miiuthixed with the
atrength of coin .May started a shade to
Ve. higher at 8tJ'u j4s4c, but receded to
SSc.
I'rovlslons a eaheneU in conseueiK-e of
1 a
decline In I og prices, h irst sales
were C,
tlo- down, with May options at IK37',ii
lx 45 for pork, Jtl i.'j for lard, tind 1,'tO.i
.S2 for ribs. !
Hl'TTFIt Steady; ci eamerlrs. 17'j'" '
dairies. 1Mi22c.
K )S Sieadv . receipts. i WJ -ft;
mark, cases tncludetl. LI 19c, f!ris. 2uc,
prim firsts. 21c.
CHBKSK I netllcd: dslsies. l.'i.i l.,';c:
tw ins, IS'-c: v o-.ine Amci ican. 16c; lung
horns. l.VulTiSc.
PoTATt'iKS WenW; choice to fsnc, 47
fcfsv; fuir to good. 43.ii4..
PDl'l.TltY Firm: turkevs. live. 17c
dtessed. 22c: brns, live. 13c; springs, live'
ll'-c; dressed. 12c.
V EA L -iteac; , to 6A lts . S .c 00 to a5
lbs., 10Hc; bi to 110 lbs.. U'iC.
Mlasranulls tiralw Market.
MINNFAPOL1S. Minn. Jan. -i --V. U KAT
May. limT,c; Julv. $1 0-i,: No. 1 hard
tl.ac; No. 1 northern ll.03'44i i.i'5: Nu"
t northern t 1 t 1 ! 'o. 2. fee h II 01
FLA-Cloed at t-'7.
i'iiHN' -No. i yellow. 44c.
OATS No. 3 white. 21,ti?Jc.
IIYK-No. 1. om)c.
Hit AN In I0t pound sa-ks t : 00 q 22 60.
FlAd'R -First patenta. 4 7ioi 15: second
patents. 4 2i', , ft' ' irt cleara. t3.l'.i)S55;
econd cleara, 12. 15Q2 76.
Phlladrlukla Proa are Markt.
PH 1 LA DKLPM I A. Jan 25.-1H TTKU
F'lrm: extra western creamery. 2l'; extra
nearby prints. 3iV.
KMi4 lower; PennalnU and nther
eiearhy flrets. free oases 2-'c at mark.
aurrnt receipts In returnable a--es :1c at
auark; weatera firsts, fite cases, tic at
mark; current receipts, free cases, lie
mark
CHKKsK-Ktesdy: New York full creams,
fancy rieptemh r. IS'V; October. 144jUc;
fair to good, IWiIIV.
EV ItlkK 4.I"EHA.. MARKRT
Qaotat la.
f the Iay
Varies.
ommodltlee.
XF.W YOltK. Jan. 25 . KI-OCR Quiet;
spring patents, So af 5, w inter straights,
4 2534.:"; winter patents. t4.454i4.gft; spring
clears. Stlotn, winter extras. No. 1. $140
ri J .70, winter extras. No. 2, S3 251rl 40; Kan
sas straights, 14 4i4 76. Kye fiour. firm;
fair to iwl, (4 20i 4 35:' choice to fancy.
44 4fc4.t. buck In at flour, dull; Ameri
can, 72c. c. I. f. New York: Canadian, MV.
c. I. f. New York for export
CORNMKAL Steady: fine white ami yel
low, l. airy 1.26; coarae, SI hVdl 20; kiln dried.
$26
WHEAT Spot market steadv; No. 2 red.
Sf-'ac i-leiator. and fs'sc. t. o. b. afloat;
An. 1 n irtiierti Duliitn. II 2u's. f. o l.
afloat. ' Futures market was easy early
tir.iier liquidation on prespeets of rain In
the emit n wist and the dull cash markets.
Put tallied lute on bull Mipiioit. closing Lt
no oft hlgtier. May. ti.ir.'.vu 1.0.1 l.i-lii,
cuisd at 11 ii.'l4; July. l tn'iitil.yi . closed
at l.tlli,. Heceipts. lv.O tm.; sutpntenl,
M.7:i:i hu.
'I ill. s . pot market firm; new. No. -2,
M'' i. o. n. afloat. Kut u res market was
wn.iotii train-actions, closlnn at sr net ai
vuikc. liay closed at Wc. Itcceipts, 111,
j... I,u.; shipments. 2V.1 hu.
OaI'H Spot maiKet sirady. Futures
market v.a.i without transactions, closing;
tim-hangr-d to '4c net adVHnc-. .lanuury
clo.-id at .tS'.c; May. 4H';i-; July, 4u-c. Ile-
c ipl '. II.' t.Ki bu.; shipments. I nO bu
liA Y fteadv; prime, l U.a; .No. 1,
l.th ,; No. t. c; No. .1. hoc.
II 06y
Hi )I'S Kii-m: 19. 17-2.-; Pacific
lUlo. imi2.'c; Ii9. l.Valc.
nil null; Centtat America,
Boifi'la. 22c.
I.KAl'Hr.ll-KIrm: hemlock firsts,
23c: inlrns. 19iA)c: relects. I.317c
coast,
214c;
Il'tC
r'Ruv ISIO.XH- Hork. stead : mess. 122 25
622..IU; family, 2J.o"4(2...(iO; short cleara,
.ii.ihki22.). hect. steady; mess. 14 utu
I4&0; lanilly, tlK.atyiil7.Ui; beef hama, f.'j...t
(ii27.oO. Cut meatM. steady: nlcklcd bellies.
to 14 lbs.,. I2 yii io: pickled hams.
liijifiiliW. i.anl. eaay; mldiile west prime,
1HU..CI IK.2o; lefined. ateadv; comment,
lo 7ti; fouth America. Ill.fA; compound,
Jl.fl"(i.7.i.
. 1 ALMAV-yulet; prime city. hhds..
i i-lnc. ountry. 7i&7Sc
HI "TTKR - Steady ; creamery specials, 27c;
extras. trr2Wf-; third to first. 'ij'-Mc; held
leamery, third to special. Pu'lc; state
dairy, common to finest. 1nfi2fi-; process,
second to special, lti'tilllc; Imlnilon cream
er). Iirst. V(tl.e; lui-luiy held, lmtlic;
current make. Ifivjfi 1 7 ,vc.
CIIEKKK Steady; state whole milk spe-
lal. loVal7c; state whole milk, fancy, 1S(JJ
1 " -. pi.io wiiuib- nuiK. summer ana rail
make, 14tl4'ic; btate whole milk, late fan.
good to prime. 13'ijl4c; state whole milk,
winter niude, common to fair, 9'ovllc; sklma,
iwuc.
Mils Weak; western gathered white. HO
!; 'fean gathered eeiectea extras. 24w
ioc; flists. iic; seconds, 'ailc; fresu
feathered dirties. No. 1. ISc; No. i, ll;c
I etrlgeiatur tirsts. lc; seconds, l.jltk-
PtJl'r.TRY Kressed weak; western
chickens, 14'qlc; fowls, 13vuwic; turkeys.
Ita2jc.
UKATHP.H I THK UH41 ItRLT
I nsettled Condition rredlrted, rrlth
Colder Thnrailay.
OMAHA. Jan. 25. 1910.
The eastern area of high pressure con-
I imuru muwiy easiwarn ana wnne consld
I ernhle cloudlncMS Tirev-nlln in th. 1.1,.
Rlon. Ohio valley and southern states, -the
weather la generally fair east of the Mis
sissippi river. Cloudy and linnet tied weather
Is general In the central valleys and mist
ing tains are falling from Omaha east over
Iowa to the upper lake region. The west
ern area of low pressure, noted on the
north Pacific coast In the last report, has
spread over the west and generally unset
tled weather prevails from the mountains
west to the Pacific coast. Snows are scat
tered throughout the northwest and rains
are general In the southwest. Kxcept a
alight full In temperature In the west At n
Canadian provinces and along the Pacific
cubhi, me weainer la warmer in all nor.
tlotiK, a very marked rise In temperature
having occurred from the Missouri rl
west inio in mountains, with the depres
sion In the west and the generally unsettled
condition that accompanies It, continuing
eastward over the valleys, conditions .r.
favorable for lain In this viclnltv tonluht
and probably moderate temperature tonight
and Thursday, probably turning colder by
'i hursday night.
'it u.po aun e and precipitation
paiei. wltli the last three years
as com-
juj, .1910, J90 190s
Lowest last night 3s 34 ji 22
Precipitation T .00 .00 T
Normal temperature for today, 20 degrees
1 n iicictn-y .11 preciultutlon since March 1
16.04 Inches.
Kxcees for corresponding period, 1910 8 21
Inches. '
Deficiency for corresponding period 1908
o.u inches. . iA A. WELSH
Local Kor:aster.
T Indicates trace ot precipitation.
St. loots C.rnrrnl yinrket.
8T. 1XILI8, Jan. 25.-VIIEAT-Futures,
MKiiri , iy, m.-.vtiw'tc; juiy, inc. cash
wean; track, no. i red, 11.021,; n0.
2 hard, 1
CUKN-lligher; May. 59-V; July, 504c.
Ca:h. higher; track. No. 2, 4bc; No. 2 white,
4tVc.
OAT8 Cnchanged; May. 33&'&33c. Cash
steady; track, No. 2, a2Hjj83c; No. 2 white,
IM'ic.
HYK Unchanged. 84c.
KIX)Clt-Low. r; red w inter patents. 14 75
djo.l",; extra tancy and straight, $4.104.011;
hard winter clears, $X.V(3.!a).
.St;F;i 'timothy, t5.0utviit.60.
cokn.h-:al-2.co.
bllAN-rum; tracked, east track
itl.f.
UAY-Steady; timothy, 113.50a 18.60;
rie, til. Wa 15.00.
11.11
pral-
PRUV1SIO.S-Pork. lower: lobbing. 119S1
I Lard, lower; prime steam. Ri. ,'0iW.Sd. Dry
lfalt meats, unchanged; boxed extraa, 10'c;
1 clear ribs, lOVc: short clears, lie. Racnn
unchanged: boxed, extra shorts, 12l,c;
clear ribs. I2'c; short clear. 12Uc
POL'LTn Y Firm : chlckena, ' HHc;
hpiings. 12c; turkeys, 17c; ducks, Iftc;
Beee, Sc.
lil'TTER Ixiwer; creamery, 2Jtl25c.
KOGS Lower, 19c.
Receipts. Shipments.
r louc. bbls 7.1U 14.800
Wheat, bu 44.0(iO . . 47.000
J Corn, bu 12T.0U0 tA.00,1
Oats, bu 4s.0.J 47.000
.- .... .
Ansa4 citv Tin w.r.!'n 0"'
AA9 Cir, Jan. 2.l-W H EAT May,
't,'!,V'. ""erh! July. 91S4)91'. sellers.
I Cosh. itilc
hard. ,u94c: o.
tl.V091.02; No. 3,
tis'aH.t.
. uKN-llav,
49.-. sellers; July, 4:
:iy5c,
nilxetl.
No. J,
?2',e-
1,1(1 nh l.ftL,. 1,1 !,.... V.
I -.uVje; No. J, 44'c; No. 2 whita, 4br ;
! -i-H5'ic.
tiA 1 S L nehanired; No. 2 while
V; No. 2 mixed, aijiic.
hYK-No. 2. 7tJ78c.
HA Y I nchankjud; choice timothy, 114.00
01.m; clinic prairie, !2.ii.
HI 'I Tfc.lt First, 22c; aetSnnls. ;9c; pack
Insr stock. 13c.
fc;iiUd -Kxtras, 20'c; -Mists.. IS' '; sec
onds. 1.1V'.
Heceipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ..
Oats, bu ...
b9.tk
41.000
&2.ii0
. 3.WJ0
50.000
6.000
I Itrrpoul Grain Market.
UVKRIHXJL. Jan. Xi. WHEAT Foot,
film: No. 2 veate. u winter, til 4d ; futures
Hiiiet; Klarch. 7s l4d: May, 7s
CKltN f-pot. quiet; AmeiU-an mixed,
111 w, .d; Au.-iuan mixed, old. it 3d.
. Kiifurea
quiet; January, 4a Did; February,
,,
" a.
MllTfnak.ee Grata Market.
MiLWAl KEE, Wis.. Jan. 2i FLOLR
stfady. WHEAT No. 1 northern. tlCi&fjl(i9; No. J
noilhern. tl.tsVii l.l7: May. 9',c.
1 UATs1 Standard. SJVvUvt.
llAHLl.Y Samples. 7-wilMc.
Peoria Market.
; PKOP.IA. Jan 21 COHN Firm; No. 2
1 bellow. 4V: No. I white. 45c: No. 1, 444SC;
! No. 4 l.iH-U'v"; sample. 4cj'o41c.
. o.V'18-.So. 2 white. i;'4c; No. 1 white.
; s-'sc
Oulath lirala Mr'--i.
ni'U'TH. Jan 2i WHEAT Mav.
1 1.v,'. Julv. tl Oi-s; No. l northern, tl.o.;
; No. 2 northern. l 0-'tj l.sj.1 'a
j OA l - 4t. I
j I rasas Rarrsu'i t attas Ilepar4.
I WA8HINUTOX. Jan. 25-Tlie census bu.
I iiiu'i cotton rcMrt lyued tiKia shows
! the supply for the four moot lit' prritxl
'indit. liinil-ci- Ji. lj!u. to hae been li.
' bales, made up uf .04(j,uuo bales of
MU'cU at v:.c oeKintinitc uf the period, 10,
: , .tl .n.l baits tiit.ntd and CO.yid halts Im
ported. rue uistriinition was- f. sport a. 4,.4V)
balee. cuiiaiiiupllon. l .iTo 44,' bales: atocks
at close of I u 0 inbrr. j.SM'.lis iHles.
fes-ieaaiiou Si sioik at Hie rluSS uf
ifiiil.i-1 was: Held by manufacturers, l.:4.
i'-i bales; In Independent warehuuaes. 10.7 -210
tales; bcld el whets. l.lt.ji balsa.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading Begini t Level Slightly
Above PreTioni Night's Close.
BUSINESS BECOMES VERY DULL
tailed Statre tl Skews . Dla-s-eslttnw
to Adraar la laltlal
Tradlaa;, Rat Hells Hatly
Later Oa.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2fi. -Trading In stocks
began today at a level slightly above last
night's close, but the Improvement waa of
ahort duration. Followng a aeries of frac
tional advances and recessions trading be
came extremely dull and continued on a
nominal basis during the rsmalnder of the
day. with prtcee little above the lowest.
The selling movement waa extended In the
last hour and prices eased off to a point
which showed considerable losses on the
dsv.
I'nlted Rtstea Steel showed some disposi
tion to advance In the Initial trading, but
later waa sold heavily. The Harrlman
Issues and Reading; were again tinder pres
sure, rumor attributing selling of the latter
to a Philadelphia source. It is practically
settled, although technically denied, thst
some foreign financing for American roads,
probably Including Southern Pacific and
New York Central. Is under way.
Foreign exchange maintained Its recent
firmness.
The. December statement of the Atchison
road, showing an Increase of ItiSO.onn In the
net income, was regarded as particularly
good In view of the fact that that road
earnings at the corresponding period of
last year were unusually high.
llonds Wei's irregular. Total sales, par
value. i).4.0O0. I nlted States government
4s. registered, advanced 4 on call.
Number of sales and leadln gquotatlons
on Mocks were as follows:
alas. Hlstl. loir. Cloas.
niiw.riinm pin ......
Amstxamiteit Copper ...
American Arlculturl ..
American Beet Sugar....
American Can
American e. A T
American Cotton Oil....
American H. Jk t pfd..
Am. lea Seurttte,
American Una
Amerlcair IrcometlTS ...
American S. a H
Am. a. A R. pfd
Am. Steal Founilrlas
Am Suaar Refining
American T., A T
American Tfthacco pfs...
American Woolen t..
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantic cnaat Una
Paltlmnra a Ohio
Pathlehem Steel
Bcoolslrn Rapid Tr
t'ansdlan Pacific
Central Leather
entral l.eathar pfd
f'ontral of New Jeraar...
(lieaapeKhs A Ohio
chlraso A Alton
hl(n a. W., new
: a. w. pfd....
Chicago ft N. W
C. M. A. St. P
C. C, C. A St. L.
Colorado F. A 1
t'olorado' A Southern
t Vmsollilated Gas
Torn Producta
Delaware A Hudson
llenrar A Rio Grande..
I. A R. O. pfd
Iiintlllara' Se,uHtlea
r.rl
Erie 1st pfd
Kris :d pfd
General Electric
Oreat Northern pfd
Great Northern Ora ctfa
llllnola (lentral
Interbnrnugh Met.
Int. Mac. pfd
International Harvaatar ,
Int. Mirfne pfd
Internationa) Paper ....
International Pump'
Iowa Ontral
Kanaaa Cite Southern...
K. t. 8o. pfd
Laclede Gaa
?H
ii.ion us tnA sua,
l.im n 4"., 1
W (1 4"H 40H
t.n tats n is
l.wn to t3 Mta I
lot (. It 61',
t n u i,
lie 11 11 its
im
tOO 4'4 40V, 40a,
t.SOfl 1's 77i T1S
100 IOA If IIW
at
100 11M, 1IM, 11AV,
I.SiKI 14414 HJH li
tun rist mw, 4'4
snn SJi, Slv, .1114
i00 Its Mi
4.(00 10414 oas 104
102
400 ISO tis 111
4() 107 ( I0i,
100 2 Ji, 2
1 41 77Vt 74' 7l,
ioi t ns i:s
l.0 KV4 1'4 :
int!,
2t
1. 100 ss'a M ici'4
100 io in n
2!l
4M4
ftyi i4.fv i45t, ripi4
4.400 1214 HIS 1274
100 14 14 41
1.400 Jo'4 14 H 34
Ml
3.KI0 H.'S 1414 1414
'5"0 I4V MS MVt
100 1I7Vi H714 1M
11 11 II XO14
494
son 34. S.K4 1S
700 1S "S '
M0 41Vs 4i4 4
MT4
on 15114 isi'' 151
400 lifHV, I!.'.-, 15fi
too iH (vi 'fl
tm 1M M 135i,
400 1114 191, t
!.oo h3', hi MS
1.000 114 1134 114
100 17t4 17V. 17'4
II
'
aoo 11114 n't itv,
100 n ss
100 M 44
. 1.700 IIS44 11:14 1 1? 4
y I4iw, 14:14 14214
200 K4 27 24
' 400 lil 1J7 15i
44
M
. l.00 M4 501, 50 V,
6O0 HIS 1304 120'!
400 (TV, 54 M
too 3S ' 4Hi
, 1,700 1114. 110-4 1I0'4
-414
. 103', lOSS I0414
00 IftVs 70Vs 70V4 I
, 1.400 1144 HIS UK's
, 1.000 2 'S K 1
1.700 K7VI I2IH 1fTA
lOS
01 174 7 fit
10.1 1l4 US 14
100 MS 82 S 3z4
1I1S
S5
,113,w 1544 1S44 ir4'4
400 -'.'S K2S S2S
100 M W M
, I.OOO 31 SIS IIS
tO 41 IIS 41V
0 41 . 40S 40
Vt
II
50
. 1.700 1184 117'4 111
100 24 27 Z7S
'.00 44 S 64' 3V
oi ;s 36S
J0) I7S 27 MS
4U0 13S 21 22
O-l b07 M 4
. 41.S04 174S H44 7S
3S
00 I6S IBS 5S
17
.154. SO0 1I4 77S 17'
. l.liVI 111 HIS l'
500 45'4 4iS 45S
. l.M e 4Va 4S
!'
40,1 55 S 144 Si
500 504 MS W1
X) CD u r4
700 7& 744 T4'4
4'i
. 4,400 17IS 171 '4 174'4
Ioulaillla A NashTllle..,
M.. 81. P. A. 8. S, M ..
M., K. A T
M. . K. A T. pfd.....
Missouri Pacific ........
National Biscuit
.Vat Ions 1 I.ead
N. R. R. of M. M pfd.
New Tork Central
N. T.. O. W
Norfolk WVatam
North Amerttan . ........
Northern Pad Mo
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanls' .'
Peopla'S Gaa
P.. C, C. A St. L......
Pittsburg Coal
Pressed steel Car
Pullman Palacs Oar
Rallwar Sisel BpMng....
Reading
Republic Steel
Krpubllc" Steel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rotk Island Co. pfd
St. I A S. V. 8d pfd...
St.- Loula 8. W
Sl. -L. S. W. pfd.-.
Slosa-Sneffleld 8. A I...
f """ne"1
Pnclfio
Hallway
nuuiimn
So. Hallway p'd
Tennaasee Oppar
Taaaa A Pacific
T.. St. U ft W
T.. St. I A W. pfd
t'nlon Pacific
Union Pacific pfd
United Ptatea Realty....
I'nlted States Rubber....
United Btataa Steel
L'. 1. S'.eel pfd..,
t'tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical .
Wo.ba.ah
Wabsah pfd
Weatarn Maryland
Weatlnghouae Electric
Western I nlon
Wheallns A L.
t .t,!.h VI IV
Tola! aalea tor tha day. 441. 00 aharei.
tST orar Money Marwel.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25. MONEY On call,
steady. SiSS1- per cent; rulina; rate Jsi
per cent; closing bid. 2H per cent; offered
at 2H per cent. - Time loans easy on light
demand; 60 days offered at per cent and
SO days. 8i per cent; six months, 3'4 per
"prime MERCANTILE PAPER 95
per cent.
STERLING KXCHANGE-Steady with
aouiol business In bankers' bills at II.KCOfjp
4 8270 for 00-dav bills and at tl.860T for time.
Commercial btlls. I4.81ij .S?.
8ILVER Bar. Ml4c. Mexlcai dollars. 4Ec.
BONDS OOvernnient. firm; railroad
hnnilfl firm.
Closing quotations on bonos today
ss follows:
were
rj. a. raf. Is. ret ...rws int. M M tsa
1
MS
4S
7S's
'S
MS
do roupou
....104 Japan 4a
I. S. la,
101'S do 4Ss
102-4 K. C. BO. 1st Is....
ll.'. L. I. deb. 4a mi...
1S'4 U A N. unl. 4a
6a.... 6S M. K. A T. 1st 4s.
do coupon
V. . 4a. re ..
do rr.upou -..
Allls-Ciial- 1st
Am. Af. 5s
A T. A T. ct.
1"2S do gen. 4Sa AT,
4a... 101 'Mo. Pacific 4a I
1 MH N. n. R. of M 4S
HV-SN. V. C. f. IS -..
Am Tobacio 4a....
do 4a
Armour A Co. 4Sa
Atr.hlsoQ gan. 1 4a. . ,
dn ct. 4s
do c. ra.
A. C. I. 11 4a
Bel A Ohio 4a
do ssa
do S. W. Sa ...
Brook. Tr. ct. 4a.
Vn of Ca. 6a...
Cen l.ethar fca...
ac of N. J. I 5a.
Chaa. A Olito 4,a
J do dab 4a CIS
yes N. t.. .v. h. a H
.10"', tr. 4s 1J4'4
.109 N A W. lat e. 4a... !-,
. MS do ct. 4a lot ,
. No. Pacific 4a ! ,
. M1, ado la 70S
.MSI. - U rfdf. 4a.... H4
. 41S Fenn. r. Isa 1416.. s
.107S do ron. 4a 10S',
. IDS Reading sen 4a t4s
ir.'H Bl U p f, w,
.lolS do sn. oa 47l,
. Sf.S St. L. S. W. e. 4a... 7a
do ref. bs. . .
hlraRO A A
C. B. A W. J
do en. 4s...
. M. A S. P.
ISa.
11 do 1st gold 4a "S
94 S A. U 4a 7T
t.S'so. rac rol. 4s 91
S ISa 9!'t ito ct, 4a M
c. 4a. 14 do lat ref. 4a. 91 S
s'4 lo. Railway lav tOTS
77S lo gen. 4a 77S
C. It 1 A r. c. 4a.
4.1 rts 4.
Colo. Ind 4a
Colo. Mid. 4s
OAS r. A a. 4Ve,
II. II. ci. 4a
D A R. (J. 4a
do ref. ,1a
niatillere 5a
trie p. 1. a
do sen. 4a
do or. 4s, aer. A..
do aerlea B....
auan. Klec. e. a..
III. ln. 1st ref. 4a.
Int Hat. 4S
Bid.
tsslnloa Pacific 4a loos
S do ct. 4a I04S
S do 1st A ref. 4a... 97
US V. Rubber Is. ...tut
91 I'. S. Stael td U....1H',
7: va.-Car. Cham, da .iois
V Wafcaah lat as lues
74 do lat A es. 4.... S4'a
74 Weetern Md. 4a 94;,
(9S Weal. Elec. rr. 4a . .
144 Wia. Ontral 4a i
!', ho. rsc. ct. ;s 9:s
47S
tew York Carb Market.
The followin Quotation are furnished
h" )gan A Brian, members New Tork
S cc'i eschsnge. 215 South Sixteenth street,
.la',
Amar Tosacca 490 Oolitfteld DaisT ..
Hay Stale Gaa 14 Gratae I'ananea .
BjSiob Cora 4 Inspiration .
Hut'e Coalition 19 Laroae
t aotua " NeT. Cona ..
. nine US Kes house
i hief 4Vna Isoaia 1 'op per
Kraclion ,- l'S Hsshli. I oil I loo
ImT'r-laly IS Rst (entral
Iillbvav Swift PVa
7s
4S
f
4 11 1
.. US
.. 1
Is
.. I -
!!,
..119', j
Karr 4W IS Seara-Roebuck
Co
Kit l enrral 4S SilTar Titk
r.lv I'ona Buperifir
l;tv WltrS "ST..noLSS
A Plttsbu.-g 14
Mining
Franklla 1, TnnllT tamper
Glroux 4S t nlted 4 opper
hshnoot . 4 North Lake ..
GoLd'teld Florence .. IS Bohemia
ti
4'a
I
Haok of f.raiar Statessaeat. 'Chicago 21 tt)
BF.RLJN. Jan. 1 The weeklv statement .
ot vhe.impartal back ef Gar max ' saoasl Totals 44.000
'th following changes: Cash In hand In
creased ).&. OtV marks; losns decreased
srjoiio marks; dtscounts decreased 1 14. "!.
om marks:-treasury bills decreased 40.lha.-
marks: notes jn elrculnilon decreased
11.1.7SS.OIO marks; deposits Increased 3S.et1S -AO
marks; goid In hand Increased tU.K.'i00
marks.
l.owalON k Market.
LONDON. Jan. K American securities
opened stekdy today. During the early
trading prices advanced on tight support
and at tiomv were from H to S higher than
yesterday's New Tork closing.
l-ondon closing stock quotations:
Conaoia, monay
TS T-ll Lealatllls A Naah
.11 '4
. '
.114
.!"
.
. 4114
. v
.
. "i
.
.IMA
,11
no account ......
Amil. Copper .....
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Faclflo
.." ilt tin., Kan. A Toil
.. 14 N Tork Central.
;.. I Korfolk A Waatarn.
..lo do pfd
.:i) Ontarto A Western.
..tlnu Pannavlvanla
Hand Mlnee
(Tit.apaaka A Ohio., aft R.t.llna
hi. Oraat Waatarn.. M'l Southern
Rallwar
Bl.. H1I. ft. P
Pa Rra
Uentar A Rio a...
.1I do pfd
. 1H louthern Pacific ...
. lilt Union Paclfie
. 7ts do pfd
. T V R. Steal..!
. do pfd
. 17 Wahaah
. M do' pfd ;
P'H Spanlth 4s ...'
steady at 24 -lSd
no prs
Brie
srs
14-
I?
per
do let pre.
do M pfd-..'..'....
Orand Truali j...
llllnola (.antral .
SILVEH Bar,
ounce.
MONEY-S,fi4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 44s per cnt; for three
months', bills, J. 15-lfitfH pr cent.
- ' J.oear (terarllles.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brlnker
Co.. 441 New Omaha National bank
building: ..
Id. Asked.
40 - 40 4
I as
l2l4 103
MS s
1 us
loo 101
ts lm
100
s u
100 ....T
a i
-S tl
100 01
Si
M 101
ir its
J . US
45 S TO
4
I Ms
American T. aV T. 4s, Col. Tr
Atlantis City Oas 00. 5, la ....
naldoln Loco Worka 1st Is. 1440..
Chicago Sanitary 4s
Columbus, Neb., E. I la, 1124
Detroit Edison 6a. lfsjuj
Fairmont Creamerr 1st 1. I par
losra Portland Omeit lat da
Kansas City 4a (M0.I school...
Kennedy Building Ca. la
Kanaaa Cltr Oaa la, 1M
Omsha Gaa la, 1117
Omaha Water . Is. 1111
Omaha Water 5a. 14I
Omatia Si.- Ry. la. 1414. I....
Omaha C. a. St. Rr. 5a. Il..
Omaha A C. B. It. Rr- ptd. I p. -1
Omaha A C. B. St. Rr. eora
Omsha A C. B. Ft. (4 B. la. 1121..
"rattle Electric Co. 4a. 1444
Realahlpt (-rater 1 per cent ptd ...
Stiatton, Nab..' Water la
4
10IS
Boatoa lost Bar Stocks.
nosTON, Jan. Jfi. floslns; quotations on
tocka were as follows:
Allouea It Mnhasik
Amal. Copper &8l4 Neiada (Vn. ..
A. 7.. V. t 24 Ntplsslns Mines
Aritona Com. '. ' 13SNor:h Butta ...
44S
. its
. ns
.
. 3
.im
. 11
. 45
. 11s
. MS
. 44
. HS
. 45
. 5S
. 44S
. 10S
. 45S
. I
.111
Atlantic 4 North Lake ....
H. A C. O.
A . U
12
1
Old IHimtnlort
Osceola
Parrntt I. A C.
Cjulncr
snannon
Superior
Butta Uialltlon
Csl. A Arlsona..
Va.l. A Hecla...
Centennial
Copper Range C
F.aat Dutte C. V
Franklin
Olroux Con
Oranby Con. ...
...41
...111
... II
C. 47
12's Soiiarlor A
7 Superior A
IS Tamarack .
1.1 I a. s. R
S do pfd ..
B.- M. .
P. C...
A M.
Greene Csnanaa
lala Royals Cooper.. s I'tah Con
Kerr Ike 7s I'tah Copper Co
Lake Copper .., Us Winona
I Salle copper 4S Wolverine ...
Miami Cop par 11
Aakcd. Bid.
Near York t-2nlnsr Storka.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2fi.-Closlna; quotations
on mining stocks were: .
Alice 140 ai.lttla Chief ..
... I
... s5
...IK
... S
...10")
... 21
Com. Tunnel stock
21
It
Meilran ..
do bunda ...
Cfcin. Cal. A Va
Horn Silver ...
Iron Sllor ....
Lead-rllla Con.
Ontario ......
(iplilr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
. 60
. 25
.140
. 10
Bank Clearlaaa.
OMAHA, Jan. 25. Bank clearlnss for to
day were t2,515,9o3.68 and for the corre
sponding date last year 2, 211,214.18.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. . COFFEE Futures
opened steady at a decline of 7 41 11 points
under renewed liquidation or bear pressure,
which had the encouragement of lower
European cables and continued talk of an
Improvement In new crop prospects as a
result of recent more" favorable weather.
There was' not so much coffee for sale as
recently, however, and the market late in
the day became very firm, with active
months selling some 12 to 30 points up
from the low level of the morning on cov
ering and a renewal of bull support which
seemed to be promoted by private cables
from Brazil claiming that the new crop
outlook was still very unfavorable. The
close was vigorous at an advance of 10-fj;
15 points. Sales, 64.000 bags; January, ll.OSo;
February, 11.12c; March. H.20c; April, 11.25c;
May, 11.29c; June and July, 11.30c- August,
11.20c; September. 11.09c; October, 10.7c; No
vember, 10.00c; December. 10.19c. Havre
closed net unchanged to lower. Hamburg
waa pfg net lower. Rio, 25 rels higher at
7 75o; Santos, 100 rels higher, 4a 7 tSOO;
7s 7 1000. Receipts at the two Brazilian
ports, 20,000 bags; Jundlahy receipts, 4.600
bans, compared with a holiday last year.
New York warehouse deliveries yesterday,
11.137 bags, against 10,160 bags last year. A
private cable from Brasll says that five
Important Santos firms estimate the com
ing Santos crop at 10.000,000 bags minimum,
with no chance of Incresse, but with a pos
sibility of a smaller outturn. Spot coffee
quiet; Rio, No. 7. 1313c; Santos, No. 4.
13c. Mild Coffee, quiet; Cordova, 13iS lo4c.
nominal. ,
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 26.-COTTON-Spot.
dull; middling uplands, 14.90c; middling
gulf. 16.16c: no sales.
ST. IjOUIS. Jan. 25,-COTTON-Higher;
middling, 16Hc; sales, 410 bales; receipts,
4.033 bales; shipments, t,VH bales; stock, 24,
146 bales.
New Tork cotton market, aa furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members New York
Cotton exchange, 313 South Sixteenth street.
Omaha:
Month. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Jan.
Mch.
May
July
Aug.
Oct.
14 6
14 82
15 02
15 4)4
14 71
13 39
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 25. METALS Stan
dard copper, dull; apot market January,
February, March and April, tl2.0OH12.10.
London market, quiet; spot, 65, 7s. 6d; fu
tures, afi, 3s. 6d. I-ke copper, 112.62
12.87',; electrolytic, tl2.37HVUl.50; castings.
H2.13Va'-il3 37H. 'Tin. firm; spot and Janu
ary, t4:tOfrs-4a2R; February, March and
April. H2.U54143 25. . Ixndon market, spot
and futures, 106. Lead, dull: 14. 40n 4.5.0,
Now York: 14.4 36. Fast St. Loula; Lon
don market. 21, 17s, 6d. Spelter, dull; 15 40
igb.ou iNew rora; Jo.acio30. h;ast rit. Ixiula;
London market. 23. 10s. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, 4Us, 6d. In London. Locally
Iron was steady. No. 1 foundry northern,
tl5.26WlH.25: No. 2. 114. 7515.75; No. 1 south
ern sort. tl&.Zo'tflS .76.
ST. LOT IS. Jsn. 26. M ETA LS Lead,
steady, t4.87H spelter, lower, If. 25.
4ll and Hoslu.
SAVANNAH. Gs.. Jan. 26-OILR-Tui'-pentlne.
firm, at 82sc; aales, 61 bbls.; re
ceipts, 98 bbls.; shipments, 2 bbls.; stock,
7.644 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; sales. 1,336 libla. : receipts.
939 bbls. :' shlpnienta. 6 bbls. ; stock. 85.220
bhls: H. 16.65: D. t 56; E. IA.57'4; F, tO.rjuM
6.624; O. Il3.62ji8 J.65: 11, 16.70; I. 16.76: K
17.06; M, 17.50; N, 17.86; WO. 18.00; WW.
18.06. -j
Waul Market.
ST. LOCIS. Jap. J5.-WOOIi;nchsnged;
territory ana western . mediums. 31423c;
and
fine
mediums.
liawc; line. IJitflSc.
Oaaaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Jan. 26 HAY No. 1. tlO; No. 2
t9; packing n: alfalfa, 112. Straw: Wheat,
to bo; rje, tfi.uO; oata, 17.
Kanaaa C'ltr l.lv Stock Market.
KANSAS C1TT. Jan. IS CATTLE Re
ceipts. 10.1100 head. Including 5uo soul herns.
Market sieady to 10c higher: top. Pm.
14 69 14 7S 14 64 14 64
14 84 14 88 14 76 14 74
15 00 16 08 14 OH 14 95
16 OH 16 11 14 !5 14 95
14 76 14 79 14 64 14 64
II 41 U 46 13 36 13 36
oiesseu neri aiiu "vuii eieers, awm i 1 , ,ck,rl )irlll mixed aad butcher o..ings
fair to good. to.2o-fn.pj; western ateers. 5 oi I ,nenin, with the uaual preference. "er
tmOO. Blockers snd feeders 4.3oUJ.&i; w , and voVi practically
J??.'?h;r". '?' 'jf.-n cow.. ev,rytnln, weighing around. XMC240 pounds
u ' l-B mHr. ca'vee.jr! iou g' picking grade, at lesser price.!
htMiS-Recelpte, 10 000 head. Market 5c (Mixed o1'"''
lower; bulk. 7 (V7.76; heavv. ir.ui i 7.;..; ' "nd ..b?.Bt bron aropp'd from
nii-ktn atn.I luitcliers 17 h..tii 7 T7i--- llul.ie
I,.,lii, t ,0.
SUKF.f AND UHtM-Receipts. 7 (art
head. Ita'ket steady; lambs. .'i ii".'o4.'i.j; I
I yearling. 4KKa4ou; wethers. (4 2 7 4 1': 1
I ewes. $t vVii 4 f . stockers and feeder. 13.26
tit 00
mark
Make
s I
Rtceli ts of live- stock at the fie PI in
clpal western market yesterday:
S ! ' Cattle. Hogs. hec-p
Mouth 4 (men a b.omu
I ?t. Josepn 2.MKI
1 Kanaaa City lO t-O
I nt. Iuls S.niiO
I5
6. As) :
5.HO0
10 0i)
1 s.
22.000
2.0u.i
; .i'l
SOOuO
M.Ua MM I
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow, but Dtiirmble Bfevrt Are
Generally Steady.
HOGS SLOW, MOSTLY TEN LOWER
Fat Sheep and I. a nibs Oprs MeaAr to
dtroaaj, kat later Market Is la
rllaeel to 14 Mow and
Weak.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jsn. 25.
Receipts were: Cattle-. TTnsi.
Official Mondav 211 4. nil
Official Tuesday 7.111 .17
Estimate Wednesday .... 6.600 0.816
1911.
Fheep.
11.425
K.Oni
6,300
Three days this Wk..U.23 2S 023 3-'M
Ssme davs Isst week ..14.S7 17.M3 S0..M
Fame days 1 weeks ago..l7.tiS 2S.J 2" M
Same daya 3 weeks ago.. 8 11 7.40 14.W4
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 7.01 11.W3 10 43
fc-ame days last year.... 14.607 23,583 2339
The following table shews the receipts ot
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data as comiered with last
year: 1911. 1I0 Inc. Deo.
Cattle' S0.4W 70.855 .836
Hogs 1M.1M 145.S61' 10.1
Sheep 132.S17 ' 1U,17 20.700
The-following table shows the average
prices of hogs at (South Omaha for the Ust
several days, with comparisons:
Dates. I 1U Il10.lca.lot.lt07.l0.l.
4 Xtl 4I I W ! 4 U
4 HI 441 ! s '
I M III tw
42 t KH 4 M
I 1 4 M
IK
4 61
4 M I S
001 4 0i 4 t 38
I 4 1.M 44 F. 12
4 (3
4 6t
( 1 I 26 4 71
Sunday. .
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the I'nlon Stock Yards, .South Omsha. for
the twenty-lour hours ending at 3 p. m.
Wednesday:
RBCElPTS-CiRS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
Jsn 18 . I 7 (At; I S 931
Jan. 17... 7 71J (47
Jan. la .. 7 tn 1 44 o,! 1 ii
Jan. 1... T SHI I S J
Jan. 20... 7 V-i S 311 II 03 4 171
Jan. 21... 7 7VV 32 t 7! t il
Jan 1? . 1 a 1 a si, f at, 4 IJl
Jan. 23... 1 63U.
Jsn. 24... 7 DO-V 20
Jan. 26... I T 4m I 06; Ml 4 11 1
C M. & St. P 13 10 .. 1
Wabash I S
Missouri Faclflc 2 6
I'nlon Pacific 46 C4 s 3
C. ft N. W east 7 1 1
C. N. W.. west 67 SS 1
C, St. P.. M. A O.... 39 11 .. 1
C, B. & Q, sst..... 7 2 4 1
C, R. A g., west.... 3 3 10
C., R. 1. P., east... 11 o 4
C R. I. A P., west.. .. 1
Illinois Central 1 i
Chicago Ot. Western 12 11
Total receipts...... 2S3 157 29 .10
DISPoaiTION-IIKAb.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift Co
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour A Co
!W4 1.422 14
910 ' 2.1M 2 4iS
1,2. 3.16S 1.4.11
776 3.8it t-JSt
Murphy, shippers
8 A 8..". , 30
V. B. Vansant Co 2
Benton.. Vansant A Liuah 16
Stephens Hros 1'J
Hill A Son 16
F. B. I.wis.'. I2S
Huston A Co 43
J. H. Root A Co 1H4
J. H. Bulla 27
L. Wolf 21
McCreary A Carey M
8. Werthelmer 368
H. F. Hamilton 22
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co 70
S nclalr 72
Sol Degan 21
Cllne A CIo M
McConeghy 21
Other buyers 817
421
Total... 6.212 1 0.612 6.02)
CA'i 1 LlC Receipts of cattle this morning
numbered 220 cars, the run for the week
holding- up very well. .This makes tne total
tor the three davs 18.800 head, as against
14.900 for the same days last week and 14,600
a wveK au. .. ... in. aats jiB.nusj
the arrivals consisted largely of butcher
stock and cattle from the stalk field, It
being apparent that the country is holding
back Its dry-lot cattle and sending In Its
cheaper stuff. Advices from other, selling
points were net very encouraging ana as a
result the market here was slow and late
In opening. It being after 10 o'clock before
any business ot consequence had , Deen
transacted.
t. net. 1, overs sot down to business the rat
steers sold at steadp prices and the bulk of
the receipts changed hands in lair season.
Pretty good kllleis sold at 14.25, there be
ing nothing choice to make a nlgtier top.
Cow and heifers were In large supply
and buyers had an opportunity to lay down
on that kind 01 cattle. tiu gooa neuera
and fat cows were tn demand and they
commanded about the same prices as yes
terday with other grades slow to a little
lower.
Feeders, especially the commoner grades,
have been coming too fast this weeK and,
while the country has bought quite freely.
It hss not laaen them fast or eagerly
enough to maintain tne market. Prices yes-
tnrday were a little lower ana tne marKei
again today, was weak to ltx: lower, than
yesterday.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beet ateers. Ij.l0&(iwi; fair to good beef
steers, to.60feti.10; common to fair beef
steers, t 80S6.40; good to choice cows and
heifers. 4-76.66; fair to good cows and
hellers, t4.00iy4.76; common to fair cows and
bslfers, I3.26a-1.00; good to choice stockers
and feeders. 6.2xn5.0; fair to good Blockers
and feeders, 14 761 6. Jo; common to fair
stockers aiid feeders, 14.004.76; stock heif
ers, 3. 76a 1.60; veal calves. 44.0Oij4.60; bulla,
Btagii, etc., t3 764(&.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF 8TEER3.
Ko. Aa.
4 li
14 HI
12 1200
6 Kil
II 141
fr. Ne. . Ft.
I II to lixi I no
I lo 14 1211 I 00
I 46 21 1444 4 10
6 46 14 1400 , 4 26
I 10 II 1111 I ill
COWS.
I 16 17 1107 4 46
I U 4 11M 4 70
I 96 14 941 4 75
4 10 16 144 4 7i
4 60 I list 4 46
4 60 X 1217 4 90
4 40 18 470 4 41
4 66 it Hot 4 90
4 SO 10 1.132 I 00
4 40 1 1111 I 10
4 40
11 EIFFR8.
4 00 14 KM 4 40
4 90 11 4o7 4 46
4 3.i 2 414 4 10
4 40 1 lit I 00
4 60 II 463 6 W
UULLji.
4 16 1 943 4 "I
4 44 1 1790 4 86
4 66 1 1601 4 46
4 40 1 1440 4 90
4 4J 1 1(60 4 99
4 7 0 1 1730 5 CO
4 "6 1 1770 6 04
4 74 1. 14M I li
CALVES.
4 II 1 IM 4 90
4 76 t 117 I on
I 00 1 160 4 00
I 00 1 170 I 24
I 24 1 110 I 46
I 16
ERS AND FEEDERS.
4 76 I 744 6 ill
4 16 44 442 I 30
4 90 4 1o I 40
114 It 907 I 40
6 10 7 411 6 64
I 10 14 941 4 is
6 10 14 90 I til
I 16 1 1024 6 to
I 41 11-.4 6 70
4 W t l'l 4 74
6 :6 17 '.A.... tMI 6 75
6 f 6 14 ia 4 76
I 26 II 1244 I 14
.. K6
.. Ct
..
.. 771
. .ltoO
..10s0
.. tvil
.. Ill
..1071
..10411
,.10U
.. 744
.. 414
.. Ml
.. 470
.. 441
. . I0
.. M
..1340
.. 40
..1:40
..17
..1410
. .i:ao
.. 444
.. 4I'I
.. Ml
.. 441
.. (44
.. 0112
OCK1
.. 644
.. 49
.. 176
.. M
.. 419
.. 774
.. 771
47
.. 416
.. 744
.. 74
.. 4- 4
.. 771
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, HOUtf Prices In the uuK yards uiosa this
morning under the presume 01 a heavy sup
ply. Keany trade was largely a dime
lower wltn a few spots tnai snowed de
clines no worse than a nickel. Tne late
market waa one of even cheaper cost, val
uea closing ail of lduloo under yesterday's
levels. Movement aa umet from me
siait. becoming Slow and Uraggy as tne
niurnlng auvanced.
Hhlppera aelected a fern- loads for specula
tive puipoaes. but the demand from tins
uuarur waa discriminating and affcrdeu a
I , I - -lm f
poor basis for competition. Hulk went to
.at m a'-no.
Representative sales:
,Vg. At th Pr .Ma. At Sh. Pr.
4 V4 40 1 0 J4 x44 . . T 40
1 444 .. 1 !6 I, :4.S M T 40
41 !4i o 7 1-1 HO 141 ... 7 40
41 lit 40 1 !' 71. !4 ... I 60
U ' I ... 7 41 .lit 40 I as
zt Its SI 1U .- -S1 40 7 Ml
1, St ... 1 o 4 t..t ... 1 40
1 440 4J 7 SO 4 V9 ... 1 fil
I i4 ... Ill r.4 897 In 7 i-1
i IJ 11 1 40 II IB ... 1 60
It HI IM ' 4.1 74 .11 ... 1 60
40 It". 20 1 40 70 240 40 7 ..1-4
14 0 . . 7 fri l 2J4 ... 7 5:-,
H4 to 1 i S7 2il . . I ,
It t"9 ) 7 40 ill .... 294 ... t :i,
w :t 40 7 40 it ... l: ,
ti 441 . . a .4. ... I 1:.
e isi ... 1 4 11 ni ... 1 1
at
14
e
an
44
11
at
49
7.
44
44
71
ti.
77.
14
m
is
.2.4
I'l
149
.lf4
.t4
.461
M
1.7
.91
JJI
144
i.i
!.
. I..
.:n
. J74
.72
in
.11;
.149
.177
111
.194
... t 44
... IM
... 1 i
... 7 45
... 1 A
... I 4A
... In
... 1 64
,. 11-6
40 1 ,
... 7 M
... 7 44
,.. 1 64
,.. ; v
... 1 64
... i t;
... 1 40
... 1 40
. . 1 0
... T 4
... 7 40
,.. 1 40
... so
... T 44
... 1 06
... I 46
4J:
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?Xi
t:
244
.N4
144
144
.r
J41
147
t04
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.tl
m
M
t
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.MS
If
t'7
.2T0
f71
t i
7 46
1 47S
1 4"S
1 m
7 v
T K
7 40
7 00
7 o
7 M
7 40
7 60
I"! ... ll
.tl ... t 40
7 in 74
t f a
14 4S
I fal tt
1 Ml II
1 40 Si
7 40 44
60 44
64 f71 ... 7 60 14
4 244 ... T6S 44
r.tiL.c'.i iti-aiiu.' d4 iiianu
airstiy to
strong prices featured the trade, in the
sheep barn early, but the late market waa
rather dull and weak. - Receipts were lim
ited to about tw-enty-flve doubles f" fed
stuff, mostly westerns,' and quality on an
average was very good. Best strings of all
classes ot stock moved more readily than
the plain heavy grades. So that the quiet
tone to Inquiry toward the close was par
tially due tn the character of offerings on
sale after first rounds.
Sheep made higher tops that yesterday,
choice quality bringing small premiums
over good quality, tops made by the bst
animals en sale yesterday. Ewes sold
around t3.si, strictly prime offerings reach
ing 3.6. Wethers on the handy ' weight
order were wanted at I4 00tr4.16. but the
wether supply waa very light1 with assort
ment poor. Heavy, burry yearlings brought
14 60, the ssme as yesterday, and a more
desirable kind went at M76.
What has been ssld about the general
condition ef th sheep trsde Is equally true
ot th lamb market. High dressers wer
wsnted, but plain offerings were neglected.
One band of-fed western 'commanded as
much ss t00, but weighty sorts were slow
at t465.00.
Quotations on s-ieen and iambs Oood
to choice lambs. tfi.BOWOO; fair to good
lamhs. t4.tAtr5.60; handv weight yearllnira.
l4.75iW6.00; heavy yearlliiBS, I4.3cx34.76; good
lo choice wethers. fJ OCriJ 4.1.1; fair lo good
w-ethera m.fsViS.lari: aoori to choice ewes.
t3.76'44.00; fair to good ewes. M..Vf3.7S;
sheep.- culls to feeders. 11.593.35.
Renresentatlv
No.
Av. Price.
419 western yearlings ...
185 Western ewes
6 western culls
63 western lambs
142 western ewes
123 western lambs ......t
105 western lambs
4S7 Colorado ewes
22.1 western ewes
84 western ewea
7 western ewes, culls...
!5'1 western Ismbs
216 Western wethers
27 western lambs
371 western lamhs
2o western Ismbs. culls.
IiTi native lambs
94 western ewes
242 western lambs
tl ISO 1 44
10j 4 00
18 8 90
84 8 00
111 6 00
117 8 M
73 6 05
71 6 05
107 3 95
96 3 86
111 . 3 60
80 3 00
84 t 85
112 4 15
47 6 0
78 8 00
63 6 85
93 6 35
107 t 65
89 6 75
CHICAGO 1,1 V K STOCK MARKET
Demand Tor Cattle and Sheep Weak
.. Hoaa Slaw.
CHICAOO, Jan. 25. CATTLE Receipts,
23.000 head: market, weak; beees. ll.iDir
7.10; Texas steers. U.1W6.10: western steers.
t4.StVii5.i5;. stockers and feeders, t3.7oit.t :
cows and heifers. ti HfC lO; calves. t7 ITS
9.28
HOGR Receipts. 33.000 head; market, slow
at opening prices; light and' mixed, IT.OOrn!
7.85; heavy. 7.73(57.80; rough. I7.55fi7.6r.:
good to choice heavy, t7.i37.80; , pigs, t7 40
ULls.w; 111! IK Ot sates, . .7WJ (.SO.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 33.000!
head; market, weak; native, t25OfiM40;
wail..,, f iwsl -. l , c ,iL .- . I
lambs, native, t4.2&iT6.26; western, 14.76;
fci.20.
St. I.nala l.lre Stock Market.
-ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
3.900 head.- Including 3t Texans: market,
steady; native shipping and export steers,
IS.nfdT.OO;. dressed beef, and butcher steers,
tti.00ifi6.50; steers under 1.000 lbs., t6.2646.76;
etockers and feeders, . I3.75a5.n0; cows and
heifers, t4.0ofu6.26; canners, t3.00ra'3.35: bulls,
I3.76&6.50; calves. t6.Orv0.26; Texas .and In
dian steers, to.OOtJO.oO; cows and heifers.
tS.OOJM.75. ..
HOOS Receipts. 1.800 head: market, ; So
lower: pigs and lights. 7-50i3.25 packers.
87.658.50; butcher and best heavy, 17.75
4T8.00.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 300 head;
market, steady; native myttons, t3.75S4 35;
lambs, t5.6tVt)A3r,; culls' and bucks, 2.50'oi
3.00; stockers. .2.2CeJ.26.
- St. Joseph Lies- Stock Market.'
8T. JOSEPH, Mo.. Jan. 26. CATTLE Re
ceipt a, 2,600 head: market steady; steers.
14.606.76: cows and heifers, 13.60(36.60;
calves. I3.5O7T8.&0.
HOOS Receipts, 6.000 head: market
opened wesk to 6c lower; top, t7.75; bulk of
sales. I7.6OS7.70.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts. 2,000
head; market steady; - lambs, 4.50nr.00.
OM All A. WHOLESALE PRICES.
HI'TTER Creemery. No. 1. ; delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons. 26c; No. 2,
In 30-lb. tubs. 24c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
24c; packing stock, solid pack, 14c; dairy
In 00-lb. tubs, IEhJjISc. Market changes every
Tuesdsr.
CHEESE Twin. 16346Hc: young Ameri
cas. 1c; dslsfes, 17Hc; triplets, 17Hc; llni
burger. 18c: No. 1 brick, 174c: Imported
Swiss, 32c; domestic Swiss, 22c; block Swiss,
19c,
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under 2 lbs.,
$5 per dor..; hens, 14V,c; cocks, 11c; discks,
18c; geese, 13c; turkeys, 26c; pigeons, per
dox., 11.10: homer squabs, per dor.., II;
fancy squabs, per dox., 13 60; No. 1, per
dox.. S3. Alive, broilers, 16c; smooth legs.
190c; hens, 10',-ic: stags and old roosters,
7c; old ducks, full feathered, 12c; geese,
full feathered. S"c: turkeys. 19c; guinea
fowls. 26c each; pigeons, per dox. 60c;
homers, per dox., S3; squabs. No. 1, per
dox., 11.50; No. X per dog., 60c; capons, over
8 lbs..' Mr.
FISH (all froxenV Pickerel. 7c: white
11c; Hike. 10c; trout, 13c: large crapnlos,
20c; Spanish mackerel. 18c; eel. 18c; had
dock. 13c; flounders. 12c; green catfish, .-"c;
roe shad, SI tch; shad roe, per pair, -c;
frog legs, tier dox., 60c; salmon, 11c; hall
hut. 10c l.ei-ring, 6c.
REEK CUTS Ribs: No. f 16c; No. 2.
I'c; No. 3. 94e. Loin: No. 1, 17c; No. 2.
13ic; No. 3. '04c. Chuck, No. 1. 74c; No. t.
71,4c; No. 3, 7c. Round: No. 1, 9c; No. t.
tmc; No. S. SUe. Plate: No. 1, 6c; No. 2.
6te: No. 3, 6o.
FVRIT8. ETC Apples. home-grown
cooking, per bbl., S4.00; Missouri Jonathan,
per bbl.. S5.60; Missouri Ben Davis, per bbl.,
14.50; Missouri Wlnesaps. per bbl., S4.50:
Missouri C.ano. per bbl.. 34 75: other varie
ties, per bbl., 14 24; Colorado Jonsthsn, per
box. S250; Washintrton Wealthy and
Jeffrey, per box, SI. 50: California Belle
flower, per box. SI. 65; Oregon and Wash
ington Orimes Oolden and Jonathan, extra
fancy. 150 to 175 alxee. per box. 82.25.
Bananas, fancy select, per bunch, t:.Z
250: Jumbo, per bunch, t2.7."fi3.75. Cran
berries, per box. $3.50: Rell and Cherry
brand, per bbl., tlO.OO; Wisconsin Rell snd
Bugle brand, per bbl.. 110.75. Kates, An
chor brand, new. thirty 1-lb. pkgs.. on
boxes, ncr bo. 12 00; bulk. In 70-lb. boxes.
tier lb., fi'ic. Figs, new California, twelve
12-ox pks., Wc; ' thirty-six 12-ox. pkgs.,
12.40; fifty 4-ox pkgs.. 12 00: Turkish,
7-rrown, per lb., lc: 5-crown. per lb.. 14c:
4 crown, per lb.. 12c. tirsi.ea. Malaca. 60
r,(i'.r. lbs., gross, per l.ea. t7.0tV(i).0t.. Grape
fruit Florida. 46-54-64-80-96 slxe. per box.
V. Tu'aZ.". Umoni. Llmonelra brand, extra
fancy. "0 slse. per box. 14.50; 300 slxe. pe.
' hox. tt.fjti; choice. W"1 slxe. per box, 4 0ft;
y,1) siz. per box. St 00; 241 size. 50c per box
I rs. Oranges. Cannellta Redlands navels,
j al-fi6 sizes, per box. 2.50; 126 alze. per box.
I 1 7r, -. 151 and entailer sixes, per box. S7?.90if
! S.0O; choice navels. 60-96 sixes, 12 35; 1-6
s'xe. 82 . rx: 150 snd smaller, aires. I2.fi0'(2.75;
Florida, all sixes, per box, 82.50. Pears.
California Winter Nellis. per box. 12.85;
New York. Kelfer. per bbl.. S3?514 00.
VKOETA RLE? Bean, string and wax.
per inkt. Iisl;., 81.50. Beeta. per bu.. 75c.
Cabbaae. pea-, per lb. lr. Carrots per
bu.. 7.V;. I'elerv. Michigan. per dozen
bunches. !tT-c. ; California Jumbo, ner doxn
hi.rches !0i . Cucumbers, hot li-n'sc. Pi
and 2 dox. In box. per dox , t; V,ng
plant, fancv Florida. pr dox.. 12.00. Gar
lic, extra faecy. whit, pe lb.. 15c: red
pr 10.. trtc. Ittuc. extra fane- ',if. per
doz., 40c. Onions. Iowa, ted am, ellfiw.
per lo.. 2'io: Indiana, white, per lb. 3c,
Spanish, per crate, 31.50. Parsley, fancy
liome-grown. pr dox. bunches, 4oc. Pars
nil, per bu.. 75c. Potatoes, earlv Ohio,
in aaclia. per bu., 90c; Jaw a and Wlacon
sln. white stock, per bu.. 75'iV.c. Hula
tagas per lb., ls" Tomatoes. I'allfornla,
per 4 be, crale, tl-75. Turnlpa. per bu.,
"'MISCELLANEOUS Almonds. California
s -ft shell, per lb.. I'm?: In sack lots, lc less
Biatii nuts, per lb.. 12c: In sack hits. 1c
less. Cocoa-nut per sack, to 4: per dog ,
mil- Filherls. per lb . 14c; in sack lot. lc
leas. Iltckor) nuts, large, per lb.. 5c; smsll,
per lb.. J'eanuts. roasted, per lb., nc;
mr, Ier lb.. 6Sc. Pecan, large, per lb.
lie; in rack Pits lc leas. Walnuts, blank,
per lb.. 2'-r: California, per lb., luc; In aack
lota. K- ie aa.
agar Market.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 25. -SI f i A R - It ,
?uiet ; muscovado 49 test. iV-v. csntil
ulfSl . 94 teat. l4c; tnelaatst, M test, STOc,
rafined. stead.
SILO EXHIBIT IS ATTRACTIVE
Shows Easiest and Chrnpest Means of
Storing Corn Crop Without Loss.
SILAGE IS FULL OF NUTRIMENT
lnp Is Taken from Field When Hlch
eat la Food Valart o Other
ntaka( Prod area Progaet
So I nlform.
Every farmer who visits the Lsnd Khow
will be attracted to the silo exhibit which
has been Installed on th balcony floor of
th Auditorium. Th silo has been tn nso
on the farm for a long time, but unfor
tunately It has been adopted only by thosn
farmers who have reduced rattle raising to
a science. The object of th silo exhibit Is
to familiarize the stock feeders with th
merits of the silo In provld'ng feed fur
their stock, and Prof. C. W. Mellck of
th state agricultural college la In chargo
to deliver lectures and give vis-tors all the
Information they desire.
I. oaa la Minimised.
The silo Is the easiest and cheapest
nieans of storing the corn crop; the stock
eat leaves, stalks and husks; It la the only
means known by which live stock can lm
Induced to eat the entire crop corn, col,,
leaves, husk and stalk.
Early beginners frequently cut and fill
their silos when the corn Is too green.
In tha early uss of silos this caused sonn
complaint, but today as people have prac
tice It Is found that the corn should get
fully ripe, and In fact should one seek to
have his crop mature better, but Instead nf
getting sufficient moisture the corn In n
measure dries up, the farmer can then
secure good ensilage by adding a little
water much better. In fact, than were it
put In green and watery. In fact a ca-
Is known where a large feeder placed his
corn In large shocks, securely bound them,
and filled his silo the second time, using
as near aa he could estimate about thirty
two gallons of water to each ton of en
silagefermentation set. In, It got hot and
was pronounced excellent ensilage at the
dairy meeting In Albert Lea by professors
Shaw and Hsecker.
'More lalur aa Fond.
In the making of corn Into silage the
entire plant Is taken from the field at the
time when It contains nearly Its maximum
of digestible nutrients, enabling the feeder
to have at his command In convenient
form, a palatable and succulent form of
roughage, which more nearly corresponds
with pasture grass than does any other
food stuff. The silo af folds, then, a means
of adding one-fourth to one-third to the
feeding value of corn, the chief forage
Plant. No other method of handling
roughage produces so uniform a product.
In an experiment at the Kansas station a
value of 15 & per ton was obtained In feed
ing tallage) to fattening cattle.
Prof. Ar L. Haecker of the Nebraska Ag
ricultural college says, "oao ton of stlar
cost to put up 61 cents, one ton of ha
i.o, one ton of silage occupies flfiv ti-.-i
one ton of hay occupies 500 cubic lei-t.
Lntu tne teeder can find a food e,mi i
corn silage for even twice the cost, he ha, I
better seriously consider the silo. .n
acre or corn put In the silo I value at
t55." Then comparing It with pasture, he
ays: "Whereas it rnnini ,-., i..n.
three acres to pasture a cow a year, aii
acre In silage yielding onlv clirhi in. ,.111
provide roughage for two animals for a
year, and the land will maintain with Ho
use of the silo practically six times as
many cattle as It will under the present
pasturage system."
The effect of ensilage noon din-eat i 1.
caused by ths chemical changes, and the
teeaing value or silage Is In a large mcas
ure due to Us compsratlve richness In
nutrients especially suited for th nourish.
ment of cattle. Its ease of digestion as com
pared with dry food, Its palatablllty due to
Its aroma and succulence, and ih. m..i
that It aids In cooling the system and keep
ing iree 01 errete material and keeping
the circulation active. Silage fed ewes
usually produce atrong and vigorous lambs
and as In the case of milch cows, silage la
a satisfactory and economical fond t.,r
milk production.
Cheaper than I'aalnrr.
The pasture method of feedinar eii. 1.
expensive, and the greater the land value
me more siock w ill It be necessary to keep
on the same area In order to correspond
ingly increase the profits from the land.
Aside ftom the extraves-ani- nf
- - " - fmntui 111,
It Is Impossible to secure pasture In 'winter,
and even at the lowest eatlmate there ara
six months of each year when stock must
be fed some kind of preps red feed. The
greater number of head the more feed re
quired, therefore the entire iirnivr,.m..
rows down to the question of what la ths
moai economical feed, considering cost and
food value.
Repeated experiments and demonstra
tions have proved that a good ration for
fattening cattle, weighing 1,000 pounds, and
the cost of such ration Is as follows:
Fhii."' 'ver hay; " 9 " ton..'.... 9c
Eight lbs. of cornmeal at lc per lb so
hour lbs. of oatmeal at lc per lb...!;;;;;; Z
Total 27,'.
The most successful feeders, however,
have found the following to be a better
dally ration for fattening cattle, weighing
1,000 pounds each, and the cost of same Is
also shown:
Forty lbs. of corn silage at S2 per ton ... 4c
Ten lbs of clover hay at Hi per ton (
Three lbs. of corriim-a! at lc per lb :ic
Two lbs. of oatmeal at lc per lb 2(
Total y,.
A saving In favor of the last table Is
shown In the different cost of daily raa.n
amounting to cents j.r head.
Means a ct Mntlna.
For thirty days this would mean a net
saving, and therefore a net profit of 2 7m
per heal. In six nioiiihx the lowest t-t 1
mate for time ol feeillng- a saving of In; Jo
p?r head Is realized. Suppose that feeding
ten head of cattle, or the c,iii alt-til in
other farm sloi k. in six month.-)' lime 011
these ten head he have made a net savinu.
or net profit, nf 116 20. multiplied hv ten. i
the sum of SI 62. The rate of saving remain
th same for any number of h-ad simpl;
multiply the saving of one animal by ih
number of head fed and one can eail
determine the amount which will be nave-1
by the plai Ing of a silo upon the farm.
spire la War 'lime.
After the death In CI1I1 ago last wcel. f
an aged anotintant. wins-- Intimate fron-li
did not know that he had seen ! w 111
the civil wat. It Icamc l.iniwn thai h
Had on several occasions risked his life 1.,
uct as a spy for ticnerul Hhcrmun. A pu,
allel 1 as was that of the wntnan who 'II' I
In New York City two weeks hk ' a I.111 -woman
of one of New York s Ica llnt; 11 -xena,
who was a spy for the i onfi-Oei a 1
government. In apeaktng of her a fiien-l
aid: "A number of young people wei
enjoying the fun of a fancy dress party o'te
evening when a tall 'foitune teller' ma'li
the rounds of the hall room. adilresHiiiK
many people by name. When the iiihsL .
were removed the 'foitune teller 1 ouhl not
be found, and not until after the war Oi l
we know that It was Mikh It . who. hal
alio been rri ogniertw tsouhl have been
hanged. Noixxly would haw recognized in
the old ladv who riled the oilier day th
dashing spy of the 'tins.' -New York Triu
une. rr U4otla Market.
NKW YORK. Jan. 25-l'ltY tiOOIiS
Cotton goods, unlet and steady for in
dsv. The aonllcatlon of tuiwts belna 101
!na..ert fabric, prints and wssli fahrh a.
tnderwiar ana nosier, arc iiiici. mil.,
continue In ateadv dc-maii'l at milat.oraoi.
price. A fair trad la Itporttd In men.
wear with a ttodtney toward big bar
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