TITE BEE: OMAHA. RATUKDAY. JANUARY 2. .011
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat En Laty Tone and Suffer a
Slight Decline.
CORN TOLLOWS WHEAT DOWN
Wrttkfp romJIttnoa Art l,t rarer-
Itaatltm I Dlr
Wnktr.
r i
v OMAHA. Jan T. 1911.
Tyivar cable due " - offering of
Argentine whnl and general beariah for
eign advance i-cupled with poor domestic,
demand and a gradual Inereaa In primary
stocke a-nd better winter ht orop out
look irava whnt an eaar ton and valuaa
suffered a loss. . . ,
'orn followed wleat and Bold lower.
Country lllng la light, but on the other
hand the demand In not urgent, although
eastern sale have been heavy enough to
keep etoeka from Increasing.
Bearish oondttlnna and sentiment ruled in
th wheat market. Aftar a tedy opening
elllng presaur firred value down for a
lofw of lo, the market ahowlng very llttla
recovery power. Caah wheat waa vary
weak. Balling lB1V4o lowar.
Corn ruled weaker throughout tha day,
with the lower wheat market. Weather con
dlllona are not favorable to ahlpplng and
the caah ell nation la decidedly weaker.
Cash Bate were reported V&Vfcc lo"-
Primary wheat receipt were nft.ono bu.
and hlpmnt were 21 oof) bu., agalnat re
celpta laat year of (83.000 bu. and ahlp
menta of 333.000 bu. . . , .
Prlmarv corn receipt were l.OW.OflO bvi.
and Khlpment were 531.0nr bu., agalnat re
ceipts last year of 7JR.W0 bu. and eltlp-
Clcarancea were 180 000 bu. of corn, lO.OOO
hi. r rt and wheat and flour eual to
, MM k.a
1 I if.rnnnl elnaeil Lbd l0Wr (III Wheat
and txA lower on com.
tv.. fniuir. Mh aalea were reporter):
Wheat No. 4 hard: 1 car. S4o; 1 oar (rye
mixed), Ho. No grade. 1 car, c No.
frrt' Vra 1 white- 1 HH. 41V4C. NO. 4
hll.' 1 oar aOA.n Kn t OOlor: t Car,
an... 'No it vellnw: 4 can. 41c: 1 car. 404c.
No. mixed: 10 cars, 40c; t care, 40Ho.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 40c
Oata Standard : 1 car. )c: MO. a wnne
1 car an.n: mra 8OW0. No. 4
i era. 30c i 1 car, 39c. No grade
fahm Cash l'Mrf.
WHEAT-No. I hard. KHI92c; No. I btA
ItSOMlo: No. 4 hard. 75ttWc; relected hard.
IIMri-i'io: No. t nprlng, 91Mi";
spring. R7H0Imc.
IV1HM M.. J white. 41e,l841a.o: No.
white. 4HMlVc; No. 4 white. ,0c ". No.
1 .MIUn: No. X Yellow. 'JV4J41M.C.
No. 3 vellow. 40WUI41C: No. 4 yellow, KK9
Mum Nr. 1 40Vuil.lc: No. 3 4)4i404c ; N o.
4. 3Mf4c: no grade, JfkttSHVtc.
OATB-No. 2 white. 8oViS1o; standard
n..a,iiA.,- is;., i white. SdriiMtc: No. (
white, 15Vu3ri. No. I yellow. 2iHy4o; No.
4 yellow, WWic.
BAHLKT-No. I, 7MjQc; No. 4, SJ71o
No. 1 feed, imtr; rejected. 63lttu.
KIK-No. 2, 79&40u; No. 3, 78a7ila.
Carlo! Heevlnt.
Wheat
Chicago 18
Minneapolis 310
Omaha 38
Duluth bb
patent, 34 M".Sj6 : firat cleat. $115(6356;
aerond clear. llZ'al'b
t'URN-No. 3 yellow, 43'te
OATH No. 1 while. ai'aic.
HT E No. 2, Ts-aV
BRAN In 10W-IO.. sack. 8(s-33 50.
StW TIIHK OKMURAL MARK RT
white: 3
1 oar,
No. 3
Corn,
481
187
Oat
181
31
CHICAGO GRAH AND PROVISIONS
4)atatlaa
a Varlon
f the liar
m4ltlea.
NEW TOR K. Jan. fT -FIOCR-Qulet ;
prlng patenta. 36 1516.26; winter BtraUhta.
t4.2iV4 3: w inter patents. 34 4.'4j46; aprlnB:
rleare, 34i4W: winter estraa. No. 1, W 40
trim, winter extraa. No. I. 33 2ffl w: Kan
sas stralKhts. 34 .ii Tn. rive flour, steady;
ea atraiKhls, 34 4"fi-4.;s. Kye flour, firm;
fair to good. 34 44 : choice to fancy.
34 404 30. Huckwheat flour, steady; Ameri
can. 72c, e. I. r. New York; t anadian. mm,
c. I. f New York for export.
CORNMKAL Steady : fine white snd yel
low. 3L2iijl.24: ooarse. 31liul.W: kiln dried.
32
WHEAT Spot market, weak: No. x rea.
Mc elevator, and tW4jO f. o. b, afloat; No.
l nortnern uuiuth, ll.ii'V r. o. rj , anoai.
Futures market declined aharply under
liquidation due to the propoaed reciprocity
agreement with Canada, bearish foreign
news and more favorable crop advices, cloa-
ln lc lover. May 31 01 Va31..". closed
31im: July closed, 31.0US. Receipts. 34, W0
bushel.
CORN Spot market, steady: new No. 2.
5Hc. f. o. b., afloat. Futures market was
without transactions, closing at Ho net
decline. May closed, t'tc. Receipt, 104,660
bushels; shipments, 1.3.i bushels.
OAT8 Spot market, steady; futures mar
ket wss without transactions, closing un
changed to He net lower. January closed.
3Ac; May. 40c; July. 40o. Receipt. 106,226
bushels; shipments. 1,317 bushels.
HAY Quiet: prime. 31.12i; No. L
1074; No. 2. f)6c; No. 8. Wc.
HOPS Firm: lOOd. 172tc: Facltie
W10, lsW22c; ll, IJ'alRc."
HIDEfl Dull : Central America.
Bogota, 22c.
LEATHER-steady: hemlock first
13c: thirds. I!'a20c: reiecta. Iil7c.
PROVISION Pork, steady: men, 322.35
22.fl0: family. 3L'S &(i2S 00: short clears.
IJ0 00322.10. Reef. firm: mesa. 3140(J
J4.w: family. 3lii..Wul7.O0: beef hams. i;a.,i0
HSl.fO. Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies,
10 to 14 lbs.. 312.7f)-ii 13.7B: pickled hams,
3!2 6olS.OO. Lard, easy; middle west prime.
ll0.CKvai0.10: refined. steady; continent
310.70; Houth America, 311.86; compound.
TALLOW Quiet: prime 'city, hhds..
7-mc; country. 7v7Hc.
BUTTER Easy; hem creamery, third to
special, 17w2hc; state dairy, common to fin
est, liflXc; factory held, 16Val7Vc; cur
rent make, l'.'ul.c.
CHEEME E-asy; state whole milk pe
clal, loVu!7c; state whole milk, fancy, l.Sc;
state whole milk, summer and fall
make, l.iH'n 14'4c; stste whole milk, late fall
good to prime, l.ltrHc; state whole milk.
winter maae, common to lair, rano; skim.
212o.
EUUS Steady ; fresh gathered selected
extras. 23&24c; firsts. 22'a2ir; seconds, 20
4121c: fresh gathered dirties. No. 1. llto; No.
i, iwtnic; refrigerator firsts, italic; sec'
onda. Ifio.
POI'LTRT Alive, dull; western chickens,
iuwi, iii'i'dinu; iiirKeys, lft'fixo
31.0r,7J
coast,
21 He;
, 21c;
dressed, dull; western chicken.
fowls, lifplB'ic; turkeys, WaUc.
14t2vc;
r rat ores of thr TradUg wad Cloalna;
Prices oai Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27. President Taft's mea
aaa-e recommending that Canadian wheat
) nut on the free list led to serious mis
Hivinirs todav on the part of owners here,
'Die market closed weak after unloading by
timid holders. Ite prices were almost
the lowest of the session and showed a
net loss of lV&lHo to lc a bushel com
pared with twenty-four houra previous.
Corn finished H.o to VeNo down and oats
off "Ac to VaWaC. The end of the day left
provlalona generally SV?fUic less expensive,
hut pork for January delivery was bid up
$1.60 a barrel.
Heretofore wheat traders had been in
clined to take reciprocity talk as having
only a remote interest and not directly
bearing upon dally quotation. The presi
dent's action, however, was generally ad
mitted to have put the question on a dif
ferent footing. Leading- long gave enough
support to the market to prevent heavy
short selling, but smaller speculative own
ers let go of holdings to. an extent that
gave evidence of decided encouragement.
Other Influences that developed were nearry
all of a bearish kind. Argentina shipments
proved even larger than the total predicted
and the total amount of cargoes from In
dia and Australia reached proportions
hardly less formidable. Domestic news as
lo the demand for cash wheat was de
pressing. Kansas City reported prices
there 2o lower with only 3 cars of the day's
receipts Bold and undisposed of. May
options here ranged from i WSo to 9840
and cloaed lS11o down, at 9tfcWTc.
Corn, although weak, made a much bet
ter ahowlng than wheat. May fluctuated
ii-om &on to 604kc and In the end was Wo
off at 60u60i.c. Cash corn was easy; No. 3.
yellow finished at 4Vo47c.
The oats trade shriveled down to almost
nothing. May varied between 84o and
4c, closing at the lower prices, a net
Inu nf ltn
At first provision were higher, but after
the final gong pork was MtlOo off, barring
January delivery, for which there were
bids at a much a $1.60 over last night'
fiuures. hut no aotual sale, latest fig
urea were iWnfic -down for lard and 2Vjo
off to aiio up for ribs.
Price in Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Oraln company, Hrandeis building.
Omaha. Telephone Douglas 2473.
Articles. Opcn. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
May
.tuly
. Sept.
Coi n
May
J uly
Sept.
Oals
Mhv
July
Sept.
Pork
Jan.
May
Lam
.Inn.
May
RlDe
.Inn.
May
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Strength of Market it Limited to Cer
tain Specialties.
COPPER STOCKS RATHER HEAVY
Tradlaa la Itsfki aid Roada l.laht.
hat with Klrwa lade rt one
C Inalaa gtroaa. at Top
Prices.
York for the week ending today
31-I.L27. silver; W1.7..7. gold.
i-re 1
RK.PO HT OP THK -.KHIa HOI JK
Transacting of the Associated Hank
for the Week.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27 Hradstreef hank
clearing rrpurt for the week ending Janu
ary 2i ahows an aKfcrcKate of 3.1. J-'1.7Hn .
as against 3 .!. "1 4. ToT.t." s last week and H.I1S -Tnn.ol)
In the corresponding week last yrar.
Following la a list of the cities:
NEW YORK. Jan. 27 Such strength
as the atork market displayed: at tooav a
session was limited to certain specialties.
rather than to active Issues. It is a fair
assumption tha proposed reciprocity treaty
with Canada had not little to no wun me
movement In certain storks.
Heaviness of copper atocka was attrlhut-1
to further shading here, and the technically
weak position abroad. Exports for tne
month, however, were shead of 1910.
Trading In atorks snd bonds was ugnt.
but with a firm undertone and In the
last hour the movement to the active group
waa uniformly strong. The closing was
strong, practically at ton prices of th
day.
More financing was reported and there la
good ground for the assertion that ne
gotiations for a large block of securities
to be Issued by one of the Harnman com
panies are In progress in Parts.
estimates agree on a large gain or casn
by local Institutions, being due to te
celpts from Interior points, rather than
from operation with the subtreasury. it
la expected tomorrow's statement will show
larre expansion of loans.
London bought about 10.000 shares on
balance here. Americans were atrong In
the London market, where tha tone for
home aecurltlea seemed Irregular.
The official figures dealing with the
foreign trade situation In 1910 showed s
general expanalon. The Increase In trade
witn south America wa particularly grati
fying, although this was. offset to some
extent by a comparatively slight Improve
ment In business with the Orient.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value.
$2.!01,jOO. lnlted State bonds were un
changed on call.
and leading quotations
follows:
ali Hlh. Low Clou.
Number of sales
on stock were as
WEATHER I THR GRAIX BELT
Indications for Fair Aatnrdajr After
fold of Friday Night.
OMAHA. Jan. 27. 1911.
The cold wave reported moving down
from the northwest Thursday morning ha
apread over the uppor Missouri valley and
temperature ranging from 20 to 30 below
tun are reported In the upper Missouri
valley and northwest this morning. A very
Uecldbd fall In temperature occurred as far
south as Kansas and Missouri, and the
weather Is much colder in the mountains
and throughout the northwest. The high
pressure accompanying the cold wave sill
overlies the northwest and upper Missouri
valley, with Its crest over North Dakota.
and this area of high will continue down
over the valley and will cause much colder
in tin vicinity tonight, wltli continued cold
Haturday. The weather continues unset
tled Irom the Missouri river east over the
upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
lake region to the Atlantic coast. IJght
snows are falling In the upper Mississippi
valley and rains sre general In the other
stctirms named. The weather has cleared
west of the Missouri river Into the moun
tain and throughout the northwest, and
It probably will be fair In this vicinity to
night and Saturday.
Temperature and precipitation a com
pared with the last three years:
1911. MO. 190B. 108.
lowest, laat night 31 27 30 16
Precipitation T .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for todav, 21 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
15.08 Inches. -
Excess corresponding period In 1910, 1.18
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1903,
6.77 inches. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
W ?'.
I l44
i!lWi
161V"1
S4S.1
S3V
Si 96 88H
4 V 98 V 93 V I M i 9' J5
9usi -'V az'i'yaH
21 00
111 40
t 30
3,
10 M
601,1
62'
34!
::i ,
I
60 ,60 DOliJt,
Siii6r4i"il! 614
MV"!1'' 63
t. Loails General Market,
BT. LOUIS, Jan. 27. WHEAT Futures,
lower; May, 97fco; July, 92V,c; cash, lower;
track No. 3 red, $1.021.04; No. $ bard. 96c
$1.01.
CORN Lower; May, 49c; July, 49'4e: cash,
lower: track No. 2. 45c; No. 2 whit. 4o.
OATS Lower; May, S31e; caah, steady;,
track No. 8, Mc; No. i white. 344.0.
RYE t'nehanged. 84c.
FLOURDuii; red winter patents, $4.703
B.16; extra fancy and straights, 34.10jf4.60;
hard winter clears, $3 Sofia. no.
SEED Timothy, $5.tXX99.50.
CO R X M E A L $3.90.
BRAN Firm; sacked, eaat track, $1.11$
1.12.
HAY Market, steady; timothy, $13.60'
18M; prairie. $U.0ipi6.0O.
PROVISIONS Pork, teady; Jobbing,
$20.00. lard, lower; prime steam. $3. 70 9. 80.
Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra
shorts, 310.S74; clear ribs. $10.87H; short
clears, $11.00. Bacon, unchanged, boxed
extra shorts. 312.12V; clear ribs, $12.12H;
short clears, 312.25.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. lU,c; springs.
13c; turkeys, 16Vc; ducks. 15c; geese, 8c.
BUTTER Steady: creamery. 21JY25C.
EGGS Higher. 19He.
Receipt a,
r lour, bin 6.4HO
Wheat, bu 37.0"0
Corn, bu 105,000
Oats, bu..., 39,000
S4V,!
34l
3UV
I
84. S44fl'
II 00 21 00
18 4-"i IS 15
I
I 90
83
9 ST'4!
75
34"
33V
I
21 00
18 224
I
9 874
7a I
3m
33
21 00
18 324
9 2H
9 77l
10 SO 10 '
9 87l 9 '
10 72'il 10 "Vi,
9 75 I Mil
Shipments.
8.000
83,0110
62.000
69,000
Alll-C1wlmr prt
Amal. iVmpar. ex-dlr
Amerlrin a neiiittiral ....
Am. Beat Kuar
Arhertran ran
Amertran C. A F
American otton (Ml
American H. - I pfd....
Am. Ira AruruM
American Llnw1
American Locomotive
A marl can 8. a; H
Am. 8. A R pfd
Am, Rtieal Koundriaa
Am. Ruxar Heflnlng.
American T. A T
American Tobacco pfd
American Woolan
Anaconda Mining Co ,
Atrhiion ,
Atchiaon pfd
Atlantic. Coast Lin
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem steel
Brooklyn Rapid- Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
lntral Leather pfd
Central of New Jaraey
Cheaapaaka A Ohio
(Iilraso A Alton
Chiraio (1. W., new
C. O. W. pfd
Ihlcaao A N. W
C, M. A Bt. P
C. C.. O. A St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern
(.Vmaoltdated Oaa
Corn Products
Pelawara A Hudaon
Denver A Rio Grande....
I). A R. O. pfd
Dimmers' gecurttts
Krla
Krla lat pfd
F.rle id pfd
Itarteral lOlactrie
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Or ctfa.
Illinois ('antral
Interborouth Mat
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester .
Int. Marine pfd
International Papar
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas I'ltr Southern
K. V. So. pfd
iAclede Gas
Loulsvllla A Nsahvllla....
Minn. A St. Louis
M , 8t. P. A B. B. M ...
M , K. A T
M , K. A T. pN
Missouri Psclflc
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. 3d pfd...
Nsw York Osntral
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Wastarn
North Amatican
(Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Paopla's Gaa
P., C, C. A Bt. L
Plttabur Coal
Pressed Steal Car
Pullman Palaoe Car......
Ttallwar Blasl prtng
Heading
Republic Steel
Republic Steal pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. A B. F. 3d pfd....
St. Louis 8. W
St. L. B. W. pfd
Sloa-Shefheld 8. A 1....
Southern Paolflo
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tennaaaea Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
T., St. L. A W
T , Bt. U W. pfd
Union Paclfld ....
In Ion Paoific pfd
I'nlted States Realty
I'nlled States Rubber....
Pntted Slates steel
V. 8. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
Va.-Carollna Chemical ..
Wsbaah
wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Wertlnchouse Elactrlo . .
Western Union
Wheeling A L. K
Lahl.h vailay
inn no Sf
ll,70i) fU. 2,
i0 47, 4iW
ton 41' 41',
5IK1 i -4
64 V
I. mo Ml, M
on i,
100 l"'-. IS',
l.o"0 41 '4 4o4
7.4KI 7S' ""
300 lObS, 105
i.tkio 14414 lit"
i'K) SI ' 31
ion s is1,
1,3) losi loaS,
600 10S
40 ll, 119
.6"0 1C lotl'i
6.6H) M14 82
l.fn 77',i ;
2,ow tun 209
. 400 31 Wl4
t.tno S3', M'4
"ioo 'jjii 'aj'4
4O0 47'a 47
6110 14H 14n,4
,4"0 1U
sort ' s f
ino 6s' Mt'i
6.KI 142H 141
" ioi ifWii iT
jno ioi, 80',
10O 70 70
60 844 S'T
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no
1.VO
1.3(10
68 'a
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4.MI0
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3,600
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114
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34
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14944
18
WA
1SI
69
61
1141.
1'
Itll
84
m
14
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l.soo
1.100
13.000
1,3110
4. 000
100
3.400
400
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8110
100
86 '4
111.
107 ii
71
11;4
244
127"4
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Philadelphia Protlace Market.
PHIL. DELPHI A. Jan. 27. BUTTER
Firm: extra western creamery, 29c; extra
nearby prlnta, 30c.
KGCSS lc higher; PennaylvAnla and other
nearby firsts, free cases. 2o, st mark;
Pennsylvania and other current receipts. In
returnable cases, tie. at mark; western
firsta. free canes. 28c, at mark: western
current receipts, free oases. 2Cc at mark.
CHEESK Steady; New York full creams,
fancy. September, l.V.c; October. Hfcl3c:
fair to Kood, 144jl4,c.
Cash quotation were as follows:
r'LOCR (J 11 let, winter patent, $4.Mr9
4 Ml; winter atialshta. $4.0i4 bo; aiirlnis
siralKht. 14 i"H ,0; baker $i.70jio.0u.
KY K No. 2. M (i84c. I
UAULUY Kced or inixInK. Cfrfj77c; fair I
to choice malting. sS4itMc.
SKKD.S Klax. No. 1 southwestern. $.'6-';
No. 1 northwestern, $it; timothy, $10.bu'!ji
iO.iO; clover. $14.75.
PKOVISIONS Mesa pot U, per bbl., $JO,00
"i 21 .00; lard, per 100 lbs., $:i.87v,; short rib.
Hides, (loose). $IO(.flU.jO; abort doar side
tooxedl, $10. 7i.((1 11.00.
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
eiual to M.OJO bualieia. K.orta for the
week, as shown by Rradstre-et's. were
egiial to 2.133.0)10 bushels. Primary receipts
were tM.OUl buahela. compared with tisa.ow) I '
busiielH the corresponding: day a year ko.
Kvttmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
lu cars: corn, ouu cara; oata, 200 care; hoaa,
loots) bead.
the country waa selling; little, but there
mas no eastern demand The close was
liny, with May V net lower at tsAu.aKac.
Resting on,. 110111 the country checked
a downward tendency In oata. May started
uncliangod to 1-luc up at .4-,u-,c and re
tedad to HSc. but steadieU al the last
named UK urea.
l'urchasea by stock yards firms cava a
bulhali tone to provisions. r'!rt aalva were
6Tl7sc hiKlter. Willi May options at ll.4U
tor pork. .K!4 tor lard and '.j for rlba.
Bl TTKK Steady; creameries, 17iic;
dalt'len, lt.(iCJc.
KGUS irm: re etpta. 4 lu rases;
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Jan. 27 CORN Lower; No. 3
white. 44c; No. 3 yellow. 44c; No. 3,
44lc: No. 4. 4:c: sample. 29f40c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white. SG'.c: atand-
! aid. 31'V; No. 4 white, 32c.
Liverpool Urmlm Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 27. WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 2 red western winter, 7s 4d; fu
ture dull; March. 7a d; May. 7a d.
CORN Spot, quiet: ne American mixed,
Dalath lirila Market.
lU'Ll'TIl, Jan. 27. WH EAT May. $1 01
July, $l.u; No. I hard, 41.044: on track
und to arrive. No. 1 northern. $l.u:t1: No
northern. 31.WYitl.lUV
!4,O0
8(10
4110
3.800
. 1.4(10
1(10
nn
OH)
100
, ,XK
700
. 1,100
600
4O0
)
400
. r.wi
0
100
. 1.3"0
600
600
. 4.100
.' 'i.lOO
400
4'
100
. 13.8U0
157(i
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CITIES.
New York
ChU.SKo
Poston
Philadelphia
Rt. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburg
San Kranclsco
Haltlmore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
letrolt
Omaha
Los Angeles
Louisville
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Httffalo
Kinver ."
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Providence
Portlahd. Ore
Memphis
Richmond
Fort Worth
Salt Lake City
Washincton
St. Joseph
Columbus
Albany ,
Tacoma
Savannah
Spokane
Toledo
Rochester
Nashville
Hartford
Ies Moines
Peoria .
Norfolk
New Haven
Hloux City
Wichita
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Augusta
HlrmlnKham
Springfield, Mass....
Kvanaville
layton
Onklnnd. Cal
Oklahoma City
Jacksonville. Kla.,
Portland. Me
Worcester ,
Little Rock
Knoxvllle
Wheeling
Charleston
Chattanooga
Lincoln
WilmlnKton
Mobile
Topeka
Haven port
Wllkesbarre
Kalamazoo
Fall River
Cedar Rapids, la.
Sacramento
New Bedford
Springfield, 111
Macon
YounRstown
Fort Wayne
Helena
Kanco
Columbia, S. C...
A k ron
Canton. O
Lexington
Krle, Pa
Sioux Falls
Rock ford
Qulncy
Hloomtngton
Springfield. O
Chester. Pa
South Bend
Lowell
Binghamton
Jackson, Miss
Oecatur. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Neb
Vlckkburs:, Miss..
Jacksonville, III...
Duluth
Scranton, Pa
Houston .........
Galveston
York. Pa ,
Waterloo, la
I
I
Clearings. I Inc. I Deo.
2 6
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Show Little Change at Com
pared with Thursday.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
Cheep anil lambs In l.lsht Herelpt,
While Prlcea Remain Joat Ahoat
steady with Tharaday's
Lower Close.
and lea Weighty animal with quality
moved around $: ot7 4.S. These price. It will
, be noted, are l.vu-'"c lower than those of
last Saturday.
Representative sales
14.S7H
i.Vin
9 .!.
7.0 .
10. hi.
11.3 .
2(i:.
I
5 1
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1
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8 4
4 ;.
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5.4
1.8
3 4
21-11
2.5.
8.0
20.3
.3
6 6
.5
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i 6 6
5 1
72;
37.7
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9
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14.4 .
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20 6,
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2.B ...
2.31
8.61.
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3.51.
6.4
5.i
2.8
1.5
11 19.72(i 0o .
1 2.(i3U.W.
I lift 47.W( .
I 14:i.04. .
I 7r.7."r.
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I 4l.(V.O0i
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9 :.43.ow
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8.7;ct.oo'v
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7.125.M
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6 ..W7.00"
r.84.oii
4.47H.4S!
7.0M.tW
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4.87.()(i
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3.323.0U0' . . .
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S.52l.)ii
2 Ml0.l()i
2.416.0001
3.r,l4.0i)
2 r.S7.X
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1.1118. 01 Mi..
2. 44n,m.
1.8I7.0I
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1.4io.ono...
1.k:i8.oii0 .71.
1.31H.OO0L H.4,.
1 420.000 1.9! .
1.6(M.0iHi 14.6!.
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1.12S.OH01 1
1.27O.(O0 33.21.
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904.J! I 21.6
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14,653.01 )
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. 962,0001.
SOUTH
rerelpts were:
Official Monday
II 01 Official Tuesday ...
S . I Official Wednesday.
Otrirlnl Thursday .
Kstlmate Friday ...
OMAHA. Jan 27
Cattle. Hogs
6 Jll
7.111
0.7 an
4.0.-8
l.i mo
1911.
Sheep.
4"U 114
9.197
10.17
11 4.
6 ;co
8.0D1
j.rrs
7.101
2 500
Five davs this week. ..24 10) 39.S44 34
Same davs last week.... 20.441 83.827 .
Same davs 2 weeks ago.22.S0 37,i'5 (.94
Snme days 3 weeks ag(.17.6)i 25.461 2".W0
Same davs 4 weeks ago 11.86 2C.543 20.0.5
Same days last year. ...19.210 37.64 27.820
The follnwllis! tahlj. ah.a the receipts of
rattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
tha vear to data aa compared with last
mil 1910 inc. jueo.
tiji 7') r.i 6.249
!'iR20i7 13.33 11.33(4
..142,193 118.964 U.i29
tabie annwa tha averag
prlcea of hofa at south Omaha lor tb last
several days, with comparison:
year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
The following
Date. I 1911 U10.19C.19l)8.lv7. 11906. 1.
Jan. It... I 7 ttV 31 6 08
Jan. 20. .. " MVal 3li a Ul
Jan. 1 ... I 7 7l 8 31, 6 97:
Jan. !.'... I t H3 6 ti
Jan. 23... 1 bSl 6 001
Jan. 24. ..I 7 604., 8 201
Jan. 2a... 7 4:iW 8 06 ; 6 06
Jan. 26... 7 4o'n 7 921 6 (s)
Jan. 27... 7 49.al 8 02 t 92
12.6
20.1
3.3
2.7
Sunday.
Cash quotations were as follow:
Hecclpts and disposition of live tock at
the Union Stock lards, South Omnha, for
tne twenty-lour hour ending at p. m.
Thursday.
RECEIPTS-OARS.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.H'r's.
C M. & SU P 1 i
Wa'oaoh 2 .. ..
Missouri Pacific 1 .. 1
I nlon Pacific 8 17 6 6
C. A: N. VV., west.... IS 25 4 1
St. P., M. ei O ... 3 8
C, 14. & (J , east 1 1
C, H. or (J., west.... 6 13
C. R. 1. & P., east.. 4 4
C, R I. ; P., west.. 1
lllli, ols Central 1
C. Ureat West 4 3 1..
8.61,
17
01.7
15.6
19
2 9
2.5
12.3
19..!.
: 21.9
39. 1...
33.81...
I 6.3
17.61
27!
10. 8j
5.0!
11.4
14. 2i......
38.71
1S.2
7.11
13.4
8.8j
16.7
61.7
13.7
8.7.
L7I.
2.6
17.2
8.1
Not Included In totals because comparl
sons are incomplete.
Not Included in totals because contain
ing otner items than clearings.
London Stork Market
LONDON, Jan. 27. American securities
openea mesne and suxhtly above parity
today. Canadian Pacific was In demand
and advanced 1 points, while the rest of
tne 11st made rurther gains during the
early trading. At noon the market waa
steady, with prices ranging from to 114
inierasy new org closing.
I.ondon closing stock quotations:
Consols, money ..7 IS id Mo., Kin. A Tex...
do account 79'i New York Central..
Amsl. Oippar 64H N-,rfolk A Wastern.
Anaconda 1 io pfd
Atchlion 1(141, Ontario A Western.
do pfd 104 Pennsylvsnla ,
Baltimore A Ohio.. 107 Rsnrt Mines
Csnadlsn Pacific ,..2lo4i Hesdiiig
CliMapeake A Olilo.. 89 goulhern liallwax ,
Chi. Great Western.. !3V4 do pld
Chi., Mil. A Bt. P..132H Southern Paclflo
sr.si
11414
10S
Kew ork Money Mariict.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27. MON EY On call,
steady; 2VC2V per cent; ruling rate. 2'4
per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered
at 2V per cent; time loans, weaker; lxty
day. 1 per cent; ninety days, S14 per cent;
Ix months, 3V(iS per cent.
PRIMB MERCANTILE PAPER 4X&4H
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual buaineas In banker' bill at 14 82S5fctf
4 8L96 for sixty-day bills and at 34.8&90 for
demand. Commercial bills, 84.81M 4.-'14-
SILVER Bar, 621.c; Mexican dollars, 4uc.
HONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bono today wer
follow:
U. rt. s. ra ...I0 Int. Met. 4'ii
do ooupou 14 Int. M. M. 4S
U. U Is, re 1(K' 'Japan 4a
do coupon lc-" do 4'is
V. . 4. r 116 K IV 80. 1st Si..
do coupon 1UH L. 8. deb. 4s 1W31..
Allls-Chal. 1st 6s.... 77 1.. A N utli. 4a...
Am. Am. i UK!' M . K. A T. 1st 4s
. Included 17V. l0Ur- flrata . ! BP
firsts. Mc. s Louis. London market, 4.23
v HELSK cteady ; daisies. 1V; twins,
II1', young AineiUaa, lj'iuliic, lung horns,
lac.
POTATOES Steady ; choice to fancy, 47
bOc: fair to good. 4a46c.
POI'LTRY Easy; turkey, live. 15e; tur
key, dressed, 24c: hen, live. 13c: dressed,
lie' spring, live, ll'sc; dreed. 12c.
VEAL Steady; it) to tiO-lb. wts.. 8i,c; go
to t-lb wt.. lOc; 86 to lll-lb. wli., llViC
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jn. 27. M ETA I. S Stan
dard copper, weak; spot. January, Feb
ruary, MarcH and April, 111.751 12.00. Lon
don market, dull; axt, i.i4. 8s, 9d: fu
tures, L,V ua. Arrivals reported a, New
York today, 100 tons. Custom house re
turn show epori.s of .!",6 tons o far
till month. Lake copper. 31:' tVg 12 S7li:
electrolytic, 312 37VU2 50; casting. 312 12"
12.37H. Tin. strong, spot. 343.3.S'rM.'t.75: Jan
uary, 143 2.Va43.i5; February. 843 30j4:i.76:
March, 843.32'u43.75; April and -May, 43.35
in 43.75. Liuidoii market excited; aMt. a: 19
15a; futures. A'llw. Lead, dull; 84 .40fii4.50,
New York; 4 25.u4.35. East St. Louis. Lon
don market. 12 17 tl. Spelter, ateadv;
siKJt. 8i.S:!i5.t5. New York; o.&oi.), East
6d.
I iron, C leveland warrants, 4ns 3d In Lon
I don. Locally, Iron was Inactive; No. 1
! foundry, northern. 3i3.2Txn 16.25; No. 2.
' 314 76(1 16.76; No. I southern and No. 1
; southern aoft, 315 2.Vul5 76.
sr. iiuia. Jan. M ETAL8 Lead,
dull; 34,36; apelter. dull. 85 26.
Am. V A I. cv. 41.
Am. Tobacco 4s
do ka
Armour A Oo. 4's
Atchison el. 4s
do cv. 4s
do cv. 6i
A C. L.. 1st 4s
Ual A Ohio 4i
do 3i
do . W. I ts
Drouk. Tr. s. 4s..
('n. of Ua. &s
Can. teathar &s-. .
('. of N J. 6a.
CHea. A Ohio 4s
do ret. is
C hlisso A A. I'll
C. U. A W J
do ten. 4s
C. VI. A 8 P.
C. H. I. A P
N do rf 4a.
(Vlo. lnd. i
Mileaakrt Urain Market.
M ILW A ITKEE, Jan. 27 Fl.OrR-I.ower.
WHEAT No. 1 northern. 61 07 Vo 1 ji;
No. 2 northern. 81.06'tli 1.04; May. 9nTc.
OATS Standard, tc.
BARLE Sample. e8S0c
wlaaeapnlla tirala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. !7 WHEAT May,
81 03, Julv. II 03" ( ash. No. 1 hard, II 14.
No I northern. II .0-n l.4; No i northern
V. 'd31.((2: No- i 'il 00.
I'l.AX-Cloaed at 82.81.
'1AL!R Flral patenta. 1.7fyo.li; second.
Kvatsorated Asiplea and Urlea) r'ralt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27. EVAPORATED
APPLES Ijulel;, but prlcea are firmly
held. On th spot, fancy are u.uoicd
at 1244 ! 3c; choice. 110 114c; prime, W
(glo4c; cold atorage. fc4nl0c.
PRIED FRl'lTS Prunea. quiet but firm,
with supplies small. Quotation rang from
tVgllc for California up to 2o-4o, and
IO1I14C for oregoman. Apricots, quiet;
choice, 13c; extra choice, 134a I3c; fancy.
13.til4c. Peache. steady but active;
choice, T4'orc; extra choice, V((S4c;
fancy. 8,li!'ic. Raiaina. firm on the
t length of the coat. Ixnuia muscatels
are quoted at 84o'c: choice to fancy
seeded. 6',i74c; eedlea, 4,0c, London
la era. 31 al.4i
( ulo. Mid. 4s
c. at 8 r. A a.
D A H. cv. 4s...
D. A K (I. 4a
do raf. as
Ulsllliaia 'M ......
fcrte p I. 4s
do gsn. 4
do ct- 4s. ser. ,
do series B
(irn, Klac. cv. as.
api on. 1st rf.
Did.
II.V,
If 1
H.l
.107's gsn. 4'ns. (
. e l". N. R. K. of M 4 v 90
.10.'.', N. Y. C. I 3i SWi
. 9's do 0b. 4 lUi.
. N. V.. N. 11. A H.
1' cv. 4s
KMVs N A W 1st c. 4s..
. S4li do cv. 4s
. ((, No Psilflc 4s
. U'i dO uB
. 41 O 8. L. rMg 4. . . ..
. M'J rnn. cv. Jt,s 1915
.1(,:"-. do cou. 4k
. X Reading im. 4a....
St. L.. A S F. fg
.lols oo en. os
. 9.".V !. L. 8 W. c. 4a
. 71 do 1st (Old 4s
.94 . A. L 4s
. 97S So Pio. cul. 4s
g IVtS do cv. 4s
c. 4s. ' do 1st raf. 4a
kv, go. Hallwav 6
do gen.
(SH t'nlon Pacific
... 9M4 do pfd ....
... 72-1 V. 8. Ktesl .
... 2VV, do pfd ...
... 4Vt Wsbaah
... S7 do pfd ....
.... MVi Spanish 4a ,
...136 Ex. dir.
.1474 .
steady at 24
49
.. e.s.
.. ss
.. 80
.. 2M,
.. 67
..1KV4
.. S04
..1224
.. lw
.. 0
Te Bears . . .
Denver A Rio
do pfd .. ..
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Sd pfd
Orand Tcunk
Illinois Central ...
Loulsvllla A Nash
SILVER Bar,
ounce.
j ne rave or Discount in tne open mar
ket lor short bills la 34Si3 15-16 per cent
for three months' blils, 3Vii3 13-16 per cent
7-16d per
New York C urb Market.
The following quotation are furnished
by Logan Uryan. members New York
ntoca exciiBuge, u souin sixteenth atreL
Omaha :
A mar. Tobacco ..
Bay Stabs Gas
Boston Cons
Butts Cbslltloa
Cactus
Chlno
Chief Cons
Fraction
Dsvls-Dsly
Kerr Lake
OJIbway
Ely Central
F.lv Cons
Kly Wlicb
Krsnslln
ntn.us
Uelmcnt
Ooldfistd Florenra
.4M Ooldfleld Daily ..
. 4.1 Greene (arianaa ..
. 4H Inspiration
. 19 Larose
,. lftVi Nv. Cona
. HVfc Nswhousa
. 14 Ohio Coppar
. 164 HaaliliJe. C oalition
1 7-14 Kay tVntral
.. 7S Swift Pkj. Co
. 644 Sears-Roebuck Co
,. 4 Sllcr Pl.-k
. 34 Superior AV Plllsbllra II
7Vi
. V.
. K'4
4
WV
. I
. 1
. I
14
.1110
.Pidi
4 87
4 22
4 12
8 65'
8 61
8 421 8 2l 4 68
u "
4 68
8 86
4 0i 6 4b 6 S8i 4 63
4 15 6 481 5 83 4 6
4 21 8 til 6 l 11
I W 6 33; 4 !
4 37 6 i 4 63
Totals
DISPOSITION.
Cattle.
Omaha racking Co..,
Swift and Company.,
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co ,
M'hwarti-Holen Co...
Murphy, shippers....,
Hill A Son
F. H. Lewis
J. H. Root oi Co
II. Bulla
McCrcary fc Carey...
S. Wertheitner
Mo. it Kan. Calf Co.
Christy A- Co
McConneaughy
Other buyers
TotHls
CATTLE Receipt
133
38
2115
2M
13
8
27
30
23
103
13
4
97
Hogs. Sheep.
724
1.H09
1,3M
2:13
6i6
402
lil
l.HWj
No. At h. Pt No. Av. ft, tee.
f. i . . 7 is 70 rd ... I M
4 twj 140 t SO i 4- ... 7 M
in . ... 7 jo :; ii ... 7
4 41(1 . . 7 ; (l J.(S 10 7
(W - 2i i( sl ... 7 W)
4? J. IM 7 is 74 71 ... 1
. !' . . 7 f M ... T O
4.1 .'M 4,' 1 4.' ft 3( ... T .10
47 ?u7 1 40 SO 241 ... 7 M
3 v, m in 1,1 it: ... j bo
n ?1 f 7 4 M I4 ... T M
4 : 80 T 4A . I4 ... 7 U4j
IV ! .. 7 4.V 76 .1.11 10 1 .'4
2 !4 Si) 7 4S M ... 7 .;4
f ISI ... 7 4.S 7S Ii ... 7 n2,4j
m -i .., 7 i : 4 ... 1 m,
7:. 3 ... 7 4 7" .194 ... 1 W
t IX' 7 4 0 ? ... 7 M
7.V 24 ... 7 f 74 V ... 1 4
If . . 7 474 71 loo ... t
71 W " 7 474 fl ... 7 AS
41 2" 40 7 : s r.o ... 7 Hi
J?1 ... IM 6 JM ... J
n 27; ... 7 m : ... 7 r
n im m 7 j,i 4 !, ... 7 so
247 ... 7 Ml 14 ?4 ... ; H,
M t.t W 7 M HO 14 ... 7 f.,,
70 id') ... 7 M 77 1? ... J f,s
40 Iti ... 1 .'() 4 3 . . 7 SJ
4 10 ... T M 67 14 m 1 H
J 272 . . 7 M ( ll D 7 MV
Si t7l Hi T 0 47 t7 ... 7 1
9 K1 St) 7 srt tl : ... 7 S
20 M7 ... T fx) II 144 ... 7 fV
II. ..!... .J.. 4 ... 7 M t 1(4 . . 7 .V,
16 2-S ... 7 f" 7 U7 M 1 SS
40 t40 ... IM 61. S7 ... 1 U
m mi ... 7 m en u ... 7 :-.
40 X ... Ill 4. 1P1 ... T ST 4
42 174 10 7 Ml HO tl ... J 6o
44 2M ... " M M 11) ... J i
7t 2?4 ... 7 M 74 121 ... 7 H
76 X30 ... 1 fm
as jet In other department. Cotton rs-1"
re 4asv and quiet. local wool market
an quiot. nlth a fair demand at low prle
reported for carpet wool and a email hnst-
. . . , ,4 arae 1.
iirj ooing ni mwrr I'rur. .,. .....ww -
OM4HA W linl,K4LD fHIC3. r
tdlKtt - The usual "Friday" tone to
heep and lamb trade was evident this
ng.
nounced because of a few doubles of stale
stuff carried over from estrrday's mean
close. Fresh supplies were light and con
sisted largely of sheep and yearlings.
All of the regular burets seemed to be
on the outside of the market from the
start, with th result that movement waa
very slow throughout. A few of the better
offerings attracted bids, but actual sales
were at no time higher than those at the
finish yesterday, hulk of business being
anna on a quotably steady basis. Toppy
ewea aold aa high as 83. 76, with less desir
able kind around 33.40. Wethera and vear
llngs also ruled lower than earlier Iti the
week, as Is Indicated by salea and quota
tions following.
There were few lamb included in the run
and, aa the lambs market baa had a double
aspect all through the week, It is rather
difficult to quote prlcea with any degree of
accuracy. In a general way, choice handy
lambs would do well to reach 3H.IW. while
the heavy grade re slow at 3l.0Pifl.60 less.
As compared with last week's close,
weighty la nibs are selling some lower with
handy kinds steady to strong.
Total receipts for the five davs are
safely normal, the big end of the mn con
sisting of sheep snd yearlings. Until yes
terday the demand for stock of this de
scription wa ample and fairly active. Yes
terday's slumpy close wiped out any earlv
strength, however, and present values are
all of 15o lower than a week ago.
(Quotations on sheep and lambs. Oood to
choice lamhs. 35.ttni-0 6.OO: fair lo good lambs,
84.C6tiO.66; handy weight vearllngs, 84 754f
4.H0; heavy yearlings, J4 3i44.75; good lo
choice wethers, $:i.0fd 4.10: fair to good
wethers, 83 ros3.n0; good to choice ewes,
3.6ifa3.86; fair to good ewes. 33.35(83.60;
sheep, culls to feeders, 31.60Jl3.60.
Representative sales:
INO.
ewe
ewes
lamhs
lambs
lambs
Iamb
ewes, feeder
.1,411 4,551
&U0
V741
a usual on a Friday
were small, but tne total for the weeK, 24,
luu head, shows a gain of about 3.7U0 head
over last week and of almost o.uOU head
over a year ago. In other words the re
ceipts of cattle so lar this week are the
largest that they hava been lor a numper
of weeks back.
There were hardly enough beef steer on
sale this morning to have very much in
fluence on the trade and the market was
really without any especially new or in
teresting features. Aa a rule the cattle
sold In about the same nothches as yester
day. The advance made earlier in the week
has been lost and prices are now not very
much different from what they were at
the close ot laat week.
The offerings of cow stuff were very poor
In quality and the market was slow and
dull aa usual on Friday. Frlcea were, con
sidering the quality, not much different
Irom tnose prevailing yesterday. As wa
I ho case with beef ateera the market I
now auout where ll wa at the close of last
week.
There were very few fresh receipts of
stocker and feeder and not many wanted.
Th feeling on that kind of cattla waa
both dull and weak ana price are 16$26o
lower than the close of last week. Thin
Blocker have suffered the moat deoltne and
they are safely 26o lower than last week.
(quotations on cattle-. Uood to cholc
beef steers, tu.lutt.bu; fair to good beef
steers, 6o.DtKub.10; common to lair" beef
steers, $4.8(o5.40; good to uholo cows and
heifers, H.loyb.tM; fair to good cows and
heifers, 34.Ouy4.76; common to fair cows and
beifui, 83.26tf4.U0; good to choice stookera
and feeders, a.26'u6.lHj; fair to good stocker
and feeders, 84.765-26; common to fair
lockers and feeders, 31.004. 76; stock heif
ers, 83,i5l.uO; veal calves. ItOVKUti.bO; bulla,
lagH, eii., 8J.70ii6.OO.
Jvepresentalive stilus:
BISKF BTKERS.
2J.ri western
20 western
3o western
26 western
10 wexlern
135 western
12 western
13! western ewes
86 western ewes
.76 western lamhs
26 western wethers ..
176 western yearlings .
2424 western yearlings
4.'!2 western wethers .
20 Idaho ewes
VO Idaho lambs
250 Idaho lambs
64 Icrorsh Mining ... gt,
i Trinity Copper 44
44 I'nlted Copper K14
4 North Lake 4Vfc
1H Bobemla t-k
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Rrinker
A Co.. 44 New Omaha National bank
building:
474 I nlon Pacific 4a
44s vs 0o cv. 4s
.... do 1st A ret 4s.
M V. H. Hubber 4s . .
t V. 8. Steel 2d 6s
77 4 Va.-Caro. Chain, bs
sn-it Vt'abasb 1st 6a
74 do Ut A ex. 4s .
A . 7s Western Md. 4a
70 West. Klec. cv. i.
1 1474 wis Central 4a .
4s 7 4 Mo. Psc. cv. 4s
1344, Arnsricn T. A T. 4s. Col. Tr
gM4 Atlantic City Oas Oo. 6s, 1M0
1I64 Baldwin Loco. Wor'ia 1st Ss. 140
I1V.4 ICiitiMgo SaJiliary 4s
74 : Culuinbus, Nb., K. L. 6s, 1924
9J Ijelrolt td!,,ii S. Iv'3
Fall mom Crnsirsary Is: g. 4 par cent
l'K(4 (lows rriiaiiu 4 enieni im t.a
i 'KMBa City 4s (Mo.) acbocl
4 unnedy Building 10. Cs
ft7 ' kanras City lias os, H2
7,J IGmalia Oas 6a. 117
jCnuba Water 6s. Hi
E., ICiiiutta Water 61. li-46
;Omana St. Ky. oa. 114
.Omaha A C. a St.-Hy. 6
"7 Oniaha A C. B. Bt. Hy. ptd
on, tha A ('. B. St. Hr. com
ICimlu .it L'. ll It. A B. 6a. HJt
t Seattle Klei trie 6a. li-.
Sra:blpi .ster 7 per cent ptd...
jalraltuo. Nab.. Water As
W4
1071
H4l
HI
6 V
.106
Bt. Asked.
40 t4
61 M
1024 1I'!A
4 64a
I :4
loo 11 1
t"4 in (
is 1,0
Vt
loo
ts tl
7 4 US
Us) lni
!4 t
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I 17 4
is S3 4 I
so4 7v
i. .
4
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. 101 4
.lid,',
. b.;
. fM'1
. L'4
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m ork S"
NEW YORK. Jan.
I utr storks.
-Closing quotations
on mmlng atocka were:
Alice W l.lttle Chief S
ion. Tunns, stock. 3-1 Umrn s
do bonds .t on(a.r,o irv
On. Cal. A V tiphlr !.)
Horn silver siandar lo
Iron Silver 10 Yellow Jacket to
Leadville Con 10
Import aad Esporls.
NEW TOIIK. Jan. 17 Imports of mer
chandise and drg good at the port of
New York for the week ending January 21
wer valued at 3l5.0ol.151.
K 1 porta of fpel for th week wer
$(Xi,:JI. silver; I'M. 300. gold.
Import of sped for the port of New
Hunon
BOSTON. Jan.
atocks were as
Alloues
Atnsl. Copper ....
A 2 L. A
ArUona Com
Atlantic
ll a, C. f A 8. a
Hutte v'oalition ...
Cal. A Art" na
Cal A IJerla
Centaiinlsl
Cofiper Kange 4. C
F.a.t buca C M .
l-ranklin
Ciroux Con
Oiauty Con
Uraafie I4nsnea ..
Ila Royals Coyver
Ke-rr lke
Lake 4 upper
1 Ha lie Copper . . .
Miami copper
fcl-di niti nd.
Cloalna; stoics.
-1. Closing aliiotations on
follows :
,. 4 Mohawk 44
. . 644 Nevada n I4
. l!'l X'lpi.itng Mines lo
. . 1.14 North Hulte Tl
4 North Lake 44
I. II Old Komlnlo ti,
. . :V (isccois 107
. . 4 Psrrull 8 4k (' ll
. .6- 4 Qiiincy ss
.. 12 tnannn 11
. . h4 fiopsrlor 37
.. 1-4 Superior A B. M 4
.. 7 trior V C 14
64 1 apiaia- k 4
Jt I a H. A M . a. 4,
.. 44 do pfd 44
. . U I'tsh Con 10
4 t lah Copper Co ii
.. :i 1 ln,ma a
4 W ol verint 117
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4 50
4 60
4 60
4 65
4 55
4 60
4 60
4 CO
4 64
4 65
4 05
4 74
4 75
4 76
4 75
4 80
4 85
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CHICAUO IJVR STOCK MARKET
Demand for
All Clasae of Stork
Steady.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27. CATT7.P1 ReoelrW
2.000 head: market Btetulv; reeve. 34 75vf
7.00; Texas streers, 84. 15W,.;; western
ateera, 34.6rlfo.70; etooker and feeders, 8J.70
8)6.70: cows and heifer, 32.S(fi.O0; calves,
I7.25f(fl.25.
HOO8 Rece Pts. NvOOO head: market
steady; light. 87.tUVS7.t0; mixed. 37.fi!xu 7.1(0;
heavy. fl.vmi.Sb: rough. 87.tsVu7.70: srood tn
cholc heavy, 37.7of(i 7.86; pigs, 37.uOy8.06;
bulk of sales, 87.704i7.MT.
SHEEP AND 1 .AM BR-Rernlnt a. 7 Odf)
head; market steady; natlvea. 32.6Ofi-4.40:
westerns. t2.T0&t 36: yearlings. 84.60-u6.60:
native lambs, 84. 206. 15; westerns, 84.60
6.16.
m'TTKR-Cresrr.ery. Nn. 1. AsUwerl to
the retail trade in 1-lh. carton. 8c: N. 8.
In SOIh tubs. i'4c; No. 8. In 1-lh. carlcn.
S4r: packing stock, eolld pack, 14c; dairy
In (40-it,, tuhs, l.Hi1c. Market change 4TV4HT
Tuenlnv.
CHKKSB Twin. lA.'tlsHc; voung Amen
ras, llic; daisies. 17'o; triplet. 17V4; llm
hurger. IHc; No 1 l.rlck, 17Vc; Imported
Swiss, Sic; domestic Swiss. 21c; block Swlsa,
lr
I'OCLTRV Pressed broiler, under I lb ,
86 per do.; ben. lnc; cm-Id, 11c; aduck.
1c; geese, 1.1c; turkeys. 26c; pigeon, per
do., $1 i; homer siptahs. per do..' 34;
fancy sytiabs. per do., 3 60. No. 1. per
do., 31. Alive, broilers, ltc; smooth legs.
1(0c; hens. 104c; stags and old roosters,
7c: old ducks, full feathered, 13ci; gaeaa.
full feathered. VsC; turkey, l&o; gulne
fowls. S.'io each; plgeona, per do. nc:
homers, per do., 83; aqtiaba. No i. per
do., 31 60: No. 1. per do., 60c; capon, ever
3 lbs.. 14c.
FISH tall frorenl Pickerel. 7o; whit
11c; pike. 10c; trout. 13c; larga crapplee.
3r; Spanish mackerel, lSc; eel. 1Hc; had
dock. 13c; flounder. 12c; green catfish. Joe;
roe shad, 31 tach; shad roe. per rir. c;
frog leg, t't r do , 60c; salmon. Uc; hall
liui nv hetrlng. fie.
HF.F.F ( 1'TS-Rlba: No. 1, l"e; No.
1"V; No. 3. !c. I.oln: No. 1. 17c; Nn.
HV; No. 3. 10c. Chuck, No. 1. 7c; No
7',o; No. 3, 7c. Round: No. 1, 1V; No.
K'jc; No. 3. S'lO. I'late: No. 1, e; No.
64c; No. S, 6c
Fill" ITS'. FTC Apple. bome-grown
cooking, per bbl , 34 0H; Mlssonrl Jonathan,
per bbl . 86 60: Missouri Ren Paid, per bbl .
14 W: Missouri Wlnesaps. pr bbl., 34 6Lj?
Missouri ilinn. per bbl.. 34.76; other rarlittij
tie. pcr bhl., 84 26; Colorado Jonathan, per
box. 8i 60: Washington Wealthy and
Jeffrey, per box. 31 60: California Wells
flower, per box. 31 tW; Oregon and Wash
ington Orltnea Ooldcn and Jonathan, extra
fancv. 160 to 175 alca, per hog, 12.26.
Bananas, fancy elect. per bunch, $2,2611
2.60; Jumbo, per bunch, 32 7V98 76. Cran
berrle, per box, 33 60; Hell and Cherry
brand, per bbl., $10 OH; Wisconsin Ttell and
Bugle brand, per bbl.. $10.76. Ustes, An
chor brand, new, thirty 1-lb. pkg . in
boxes, per box. $2 00; bulX, in 70-lb. boxes,
per lb.. 6Wc. Fisa, new California, twelve
1"-n pkg., 66c: thlrty-alx 12-o. pkg.
$2 40: fifty -o pkg., 32.0t; Turkish,
7-crown, per lb., lc; 5-crown, per lb.. He:
4 crown, ler lb., 1.1c. Orape. M1aga. 0
Si lbs., gross, per keg. 37.iKViTg.O0. Grape
fruit. Florida. 46-64-H4-00-W slue, per box.
$.l.2Mi3iS. lemons. I.Smonelra brand, extra
fancy. TlnO aire, per box, $4.60: 350 alae. per
box. $4 60: choice. 300 slr.e. per box. $4 00;
SrtO slue, per box. $4.00; 240 sire. 60c per box
loss. Oranges. Carmellta Rodlanda navels.
(-! alxea. per box. $2 Mi; 120 lr.e. per box.
$2 76; 160 and smaller else, per box. $2.ofl
3 00; choice navel. PO-Pn slaes, $2 38; 1 4
slxe $-'.60; 160 and smaller, sixes. $J.fiff3.76;
Florida, all sixes, per nox, z.mi. fears, .
California Winter Nelll. per box. $2.W;
New York. Keirer, per doi., 44. ickiim 00
V F.tK. 1 A itijf.s- ncans. siring ana wax.
rer mkt. nss., i.i'. neeis, per nil., (he.
abbag. new. per 1!.. me. Carrots, per
bu., 7,,c. I'airry. micnigan. per noxsn
bunches, RT'C; California Jumbo, per doxen
bunches. POo. Cucumber, hot lions, 114
and 2 do. In box. per do., 12 26. Fgg
plant, fancy Florida. pr dor., $2.00. Gar
lic, extra fancy, white, per lb.. 16c; red.
per lb., lHc. Iettuce, extra fane Laf. per
do., 40c. Onions. Iowa, red and yellow,
ier lb., 2Mc; Indiana, white, per lb.. 80;
Sianlsh, per crate. 31. 60. Parley, fancy
home-grown, per do, bunche, 400. l'ara
nlps. per.bii., 75c. Potatoea, early Ohio.
In sacks, per bu., One; Iowa and Wiscon
sin, while stock, per ph.. .lyjNoc. Rut
hava. per lh., I4C Tomaloea. t:allfornl
per 4-bk. crate, $1.16. Turntp. per bu
7,-,c
Ml sCET.IjANROI'S Almond. California
soft shell, per lb.. 114c; In sack lota, lc less,
Brazil nuts, per lb., 1.1c; In sack lot, lo V ,
les. Cocoanuts. per sack. $6.60; per do..
Wc. Filberts, per lb.. 14c; In sack lota lo
leas. Hickoryniita. large, per lh., 6c; small,
per lb., tic. Peanut, roasted, per lb., he;
raw. er lb.. 60. Pecana. large, per lh ,
ific; In sack lots, lc less. Walnut, black,
per lh., 2Sc; California, per lb., 19c; In sack
lots, lc le3.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, Jan. 7. COTTOV Bpot,
closed nulet; middling upland. 14. 99c; mid
dling gulf 16.15c; sales, 1.700 bale.
I1 VERI'OOI., Jan. 27. The following are
the weekly cotton statistic: Import, all
kind. 178,000 bale. Import. Amerlcal, 141,
000; stock all kinds, 10.221.000; tork. Amer
ican. 1.0c4.0(t); American forwarded, 27,000;
total export. 10,3(10.
ST. I.OII1S, Jan. 27. COTTON -Market
unchanged; middling, 164c; sales, none; re
ceipt, 1.1K) bales; shipments, 1,677 bale;
stock, 23, IS) hales.
New York cotton market, a furnished
by Ixigan & Uryan, member New York
Cotton exchange, 312 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
St. I.oo I Live Stock: Market.
ST. T.OUI8. Jan. 27.-4?ATTT,K Reoelpts,
1.000 head. Including 400 Texan; marked,
steady to 10c lower; native shipping and
export steers, $6,600(7.00; dressed beef and
butcher Bleers. $i).0O(,6.50; steers under 1.000
pound, 3o.2ti.7D, Blockers and feeders,
$3.76fe6.50; cows and heifers, $4.0O?i6.25; can
riers. 3.00ti3.3&; bulla, $,1.75ti.60; calves
$ri.00i7.26; Texas, and Indian steers, $0.00
ti.oo; cows and neirers, i3.ouof4.7&.
HOU8 Reoelpts. H.400 head: market 10c
hluner; pigs and lights, 37.&OCu8.10; packers
37.70tjj7.8o; butcher and best heavy, $7.75
7.W.
8HEF.P AND LAMRS Receipts, 400
head; market steady; native mutton, $3.76
(ti 4.2.: lambs, $6.60"i4v86; culls and bucks,
82.70 g3.0u; stockers, 32.00ft 3.00.
Month. I Open. I I11gh. Low, Close. Tes'y.
Jan. ,
Mch.
May
July
Aug.
Oct.
i4 86 i4 86 14 At 14 64 147
14 75 14 7S 14 73 14 77 14 78
14 92 14 9l 14 91 14 93 14 97
14 94 14 97 14 93 14 96 14 99
14 64 14 66 14 63 14 6.1 14 7
18 38 13 39 13 33 13 S3 13 39
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT, Jan. 27. -CATTLE) Re
celptH, 2,300 head, including 200 southerns;
market steady; dressed beef and export
steers. $n.Oorn5.75; fair to good. $.".2(Vb".00;
western steers, $3.6ca6.00; stockers and
feeders, $4.tiO!!t6.90; southern steers. f,.00sp
BOO; southern cows, $3.26fy4.73; native cowh,
$1.2.r(i5.25; native heifers. $4.j0oj6.25; bulls,
$4.2.r',i5.25; calves, $5,000(8.50.
HOGS Receipts. 3,aoO head: market 6fi
10c higher; bulk of sales. $7.tfi!if7.70; heavy,
$7.60a7.70: packers and butchers, $7.66i 7-75;
lights. $7.60sj7.75.
611 EEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,000
head; market weak; lambs, $5.5oeutt.OO; year
lings, $4.76(fY5.60: wethers, $4.0Oii4.S5; ewes,
$3.7oi4.25; stockers and feeders, H.OOOil.uo.
St. Joseph I.tro Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan. 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head; market steady; steer. $5.00
fjfi.60: cow and heifer, 33.350i5.tw; calves,
$4.00018-60.
HtKlU- Receipt, 3,000 head: market
steadv to strong; top, $7.75; bulk of Bales,
$7.0(S7.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $00
head; market steady; lambs, $5.604t.lS.
Stork In Slitht.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
c attle, lings. Sheep.
South Omaha 1.0(0 5.700 2.6O0
St. Joseph 200 3.0V) 250
Kansas City 2. Sen 8.200 l.ono
St. Louis loco .4O0 4i0
Chicago 2.000 1 6.0(10 7.000
Totals 6.200 34.300 11.160
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hiKher bams.
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lulu, while offer
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Hank I Irsrlsta.
OMAHA, Jan. 27-Hank clearing for to
dav were $2.:K(8 .593 65 and for th corre
sponding dat laat )ar $2,187,701 Vj.
HUGS Slight liiiprovriuent
trade tl.ls inoiiii.ig, luoxt ut
I being limit- 011 a steady to 6c
I Good light lulled ami
i showed the advance as a
ink long on nelghl and short on tpiality
1 hail to aril at unchanged figures. Extra
i heavle with notably alow, a on most
I iIk, s lately and spread between tins c-Ium
j of 6im k and the lighter c I Knurs wer uri-
Hi-HKi.iiahly wide
' tsiilnpi-ia' purclisar were limited und of a
' .'.cuiBtl iiatiire, so that packer became
li. i. liui 11 ,ii l out lu trail. Total receipt
ini niudi.iaie nid a vet goud clearance
,v.h made ulliilu lli I. si loo hour of
ttadlna.'.
I 1,0.1, 1 light hog sold up high as $7.6),
J wllti th different kind of mlattd at $7.55
Live Stock K.xchange Holldlna Opens.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Jan. 27. Five thou
sand persons were Invited to the exercises
Incident to the formal opening of the new
Kaunas City Lice Stork exchange building
today. The building Is nine stories high
and contains Ouo offices.
toffee Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27 -COFFEE-Futures
opened Heady at a decline of 3'(10 polnta
and became almost demoralized today un
der active general liquidation and bear
plesmire. There seemed to be no particu
lar Hem In the day's news to account fur
the extreme weakness of the market, wlili '1
sold off to the lowest point reached so fat
on the bear movement, with March con
tract selling at 10.65c, or 126 polnta below
the recent high record.
It waa reported that firm offer from
Brazil were about lu polnta lower: that
holders of spot c-oflees wer .trying to
hedge In their stock bv halo of futures;
that the speculative long Interest In the
market had lost Intercut and about the
only buying power seemed to be covering
of allium. The rtiarket closed jtteady, but
at a net loss of f 1 0111 36 to 61 points, and
at the lowest point nf the day. Hales, :t7,
750 bags. January and February, 10 45c:
March, 10 r,. April, lo 67c; Max , 10. tile;
June, lortoc: July. JO. 69c: August, 10. 50c;
September, 10. 42c i fk-luber, 10. n: Novem
ber, 10 !,; December, lo.IMiv Havre was
l'iOjl'i franc lower. Hamburg was VriJ,
pfg. lower. Rio w;ia 60 rela higher at 7 3"(i
veaterday; r-antua was ni ret lowr, 4
4)lla anil Roaln.
RAVANNAH. Oa.. Jan. 27. TPRPE
TINE Firm at KlVidiKVuc; aales, 199 bbla.;
receipts. 344 hhls. ; shipments, 297 bbls. ;
stocks. 7.972 bbls.
ROSIN Firm: sales, 1.2W bbls.: receipts,
1.270 bbls.; shipment. 760 bbls.; stocks. Sft.
126 hhls. Quotations: R. 86.06; D, 3 61 V,
E, $.!); F. $ti.2'Bi 1. 3d.62: H. 8 70; I.
Jd75; K, 37.10; M. $7.to; N. $7.83; WO, $8.00;
WW. $6.06.
ttnusr Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27 SUGAR Raw,
quiet: muscovado, 69 test, 2.93c; centrifugal,
96 test. 3.42c; niolase sugar, 89 tet, 8.07c;
refined, quiet.
Wool Market.
ST. I)riS, Jan. 27. WOOL Fnchanged ;
territory and western mediums, 21i!'i3c; fin
mediums, 170j19c; fine, 12i(fl3c.
Omaha liny Market.
OMAHA. Jan. 27. HAT No. 1, $10; No. 2.
$9; packing. $; alfalfa. $12. Straw: Wheat.
$5.50; rye, $8.60; oat. $7.00.
Hunter Pay for Horse He Killed.
SIOUX FAL1.S, S. I)., Jan. 27.-(Speclal )
. J. W. McKlnnle, a Tripp county home
steader, was given a great fright and lost
a horse as the result of a peculiar occur
rence. He was at a stream watering hi
horse, when be heard the report of a rifle.
Looking up he saw Irwin Dldler. a neigh
bor, standing some distance away, with a
gun at hi shoulder. Believing Dldler wa
shooting at him. McKlnnle whipped up his
team and hurried away. He had proceeded
only a short distance when one of Ids
horses fell dead, snd an Investigation re
vealed that the bullet from Didler's rifle
i,oH noised through Its back. Didier was
arrested, but proved that the shooting wa
unintentional. He claimed he was shooting
at a dog and did not see McKlnnle until
after he bad pulled the trigger. Th Inci
dent was closed by Dldler paying for the
dead horse.
Mirrdeen Mar Holld Audllorlam.
ABERDEEN. S. 1.. Jan. 27. Aberdeen
residents are discussing a project to erect
a city hall and auditorium combined. Since
the destruction of the Gottschalk theater
by fire a year ago, th city h been
without an adequate place for public meet
ings. Neither are the city officials suit
ably houaed. The plan under consideration
la to Issue bond for about $125,000 and build
a city hall and auditorium combined
Demonstration by I nrinpln J ed.
BERLIN. Jan. 27. A Urge crowd of th
unemployed attempted a hostile demontra
tlon In the vlcltiltv of the paloe today
at a time when Hmperov William wax
transmitting the note to the castle. The
inanlfeHtants. driven away bv the police,
marched through the central district of th
city, burling ltiultlng epithet at the offi
cers and shouting "we want work."
Ill";
was li4i
6 $:' l.e.el't at
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flie
two Bra- I
xlllaa porta la.roi bags, Slfiilnat U.oiO laat ,
ear; Jiinniany receipia, o ,i nags, agattiHt
( last year: New York waruhouse de
liveries yesterday, 1340 bags, against 15 1.1
iut year. Spot coffee, ateadvi Santos. No.
4. 13l(i'114(": mild coffee, nominal; Cor
dova. 13V15sC.
try Couda Market.
NEW YORK. Jan 27. -DRY Hi'dim
TIih market viae eteady In most llriea The
Jobbera are getting factory liiiainesa In
plect good, but ar wi spocully ac-tiv
V Buy and BU
Stocks and Bonds
Fobt. C. Druesedow & Co ,
es-84M stew Omaha Hat. Baak Blag.
Omaha, tfebraaka.
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