Nebraska Newspapers

    THE TflSK: OMAHA, KAITRTUY, JANUARY 18, 1913.
13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Upturn in Wheat Was Too Rapid for
Practical Results.
LONGS ON CORN ARE SELLING
Ilnyer llnrc neen Killed Up nnd Are
n Little Tlnilil Aliont AdvUlnir
Pnrchnaera, Kxeept on n
Further Ilrcnk.
OMAHA, Jan. 17, 1913.
The upturn In wheat yesterday was en
1 1 rely too rapid when conditions surround,
ing the market were carefully welched.
The strength shown In wheat Wednesday
was brought about by reports of n bull
ish character, and they were found later
to bo without foundation. The reported
taking of a round lot of durum wheat at
Uuluth was not only denied, hut the larg
est houses In the trade ither- said cash
wheat was dull, not only Tor the present,
but for future delivery. The big flour
sales reported on Wednesday-were also
denied by northwestern authorities, and
the result that receipts at the leading:
markets In the spring wheat country wt.ro
to show a material railing off were Wtn
out foundation ns well. The big cash
s!V.es. f wlllllt reported at Uuluth were
ited down to a single cargo yesterday,
and It was learned that this Wheat wan
located at Buffalo Instead of at the north
western market. These conditions helped
to change sentiment, which was bearish
at the close last night. Thoy also assisted
Hi the selling by longs, no well as the put
ting out of short lines on a liberal scale.
There were other helps on the bear side
or wheat, and they, too, were of a telling
character. The leading of these was pr jb
ably tho peace tulk from abroad and the
general falling off In the cash trade in
H tho markctes of the country. A mes
sage from Minneapolis said thut tho rais
ing of an emburgo by tho Great Northern
and Pacific railways on Minneapolis
wheat, .together with a world of wheat
to arrive during the last few days,
u r,esu,t ,n 'ansely increased receipts at
the big northwestern markets. Cash
wheat W-?c lower.
Com traders said after the close that
the leading longs had been selling during
the greater part of the day, which filled
buyers up and made them rather timid
about advising purchases except on a
further break, Tho failure of a break to
bring In a good cash and export demand
also had considerable Influence.
Cash corn unchanged to lo lower.
The fact was Hirnln riiminnMtrntoH Vp.
terdny thot somo one In the oats tradti
Is willing to secure profits every time
urn puces snow signs or. narucmng.
Cash oats Uo lower.
Clearances ot wheat nnd flour were
472.0X) bu.; corn, 455,000 bu.
Wheat at Liverpool closed unchanged
to 4d. lower; torn, unchanged to ,d
iuwer.
Trlmary wheat receipts were 070.000 bu.
and shipments 624,001) bu., ngulnst receipts
oc tob.vw du. ana snipments ot ztz.wo bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts wcro 1,396,000 bu,
and shipments 1.003.000 bu.. against re
ceipts of D13.000 bu. and shipments of
bii.ouu du. lust year.
Primary oats receipts were KiO.000 bu.
nnd shipments C'2,000 bu., against receipts
ot 336,000 bu. and shipments of 279,000 bu
last year.
Tho following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat, No. 2 hard winter, 4 cars
.Vi'.ic, 3 cars fc6c, No. 3 spring, - cars 84c;
No. 4 spring. 1 car i-2,ic, 1 car 82c; No. 3
mixed, 1V4 cars 85',ic, 1 car Slic; No. 2
durum, 1 car bo'.bc No. 3 dnrum, 1 car
M'ic, u-car 84&c. Oats: Standard, 3 cars
iKc; No. a white, 5 cars 32-Jic; No. 4 white,
f. cars 32Uc: no grade. 1 car 3H4c. Corn;
No. 3 white, 3 ears 46Vfcc. 2 cars Wtc, 1 car
iiic; No. I white, l car 46c; No. 3 color,
a cars 45ic; No. 3 yellow, 10 cars UVjC,
1 car 41J4o; No. 1 yellow, 2 cars 41c, 1 cur
430ic i car 43Vtc, 1 cur 43c; No. 3 mixed.
- cars 44140, 10 cars 4IVie, 2 curs 41c; no
grade, 1 car 42'6c, 1 car (po6r) 37c. Jlye:
No. S, 1 tar 60c.
Onmlm Cualt Prices.
WHHAT-No. 2 hard, 83HfrS7!c; No. 3
hard, S48St;i4c; No. 4 hard, 79S5ic; No.
3 spring, S3H4iSlc; No. 4 spring. 80(Q.S3c.
OATS No. 2 white, 33&33V4c; standard,
22Xa33c; No. 3 white, 32H&33)4c; No. 4
white. 324f32',ic.
UA11LI3Y Malting, KHQ63c; No. 1 feed,
41VsM7c.
CORN No. 3, white, 46&40!,4c; No. 4
white, 45V4(ff4Gc; No. 3 color, 45V4046c;
No. 3 yellow, ii'HWAc; No. 4 yellow, 43
41c; No 3. liQllttc: No. 4, 43QMc; no
grade. S7U4c. .
HYB No. s. 6O3O0',ic; NO. 3, Wr30.
Cnrlot Heeelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 112 687 1.0
Omaha M l&S J7
Minneapolis 185
uiiiuin iv
Kansas City S9 .
St. Louis S5 57 141
Winnipeg 374
CHICAGO OKA IN ANdImIMVISIONS
Feature of the Trading nnd Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jan. 17 Local grain mar-
kots declined again today, while provi
sions gained slightly.
At Its best today wheat was nearly a
cent under yesterdays top nnd generally
ruled under previous close. i-rices
slumped heavily on moisture In tho winter
wheat country, indifference caoies, an
easy spot market and a private estimate
that Argentine will have IGO.OuO.OOO bushels
to export to Kurope. Exports from tnnt
country continue on a hugs scale. The
northwest froely offered to nrlvc here nt
the opening of navigation at Vic under
May.
Corn wa9 weak all day. save for an up
ward flurry In sympathy with tho abnr-
tlvo bulge In wheat. May declined HBHc
under yesterday on tho heavy receipts aiid
on a flat cash market. .To the welgnt oi
long corn previously dumped Into the pit
were added short sales, weakness in
southwestern markets, whero owners
were reported as attempting to unload,
also was a factor In the local weakness.
The decline In oats was due to the In
fluence of other grains nnd weakness of
the spot market. A recent leading bull
sold heavily.
Provisions again advanced on the light
run of hogs, gaining 2V4c to 7ic.
Tne leading futures ciosea ns ronows:
NEW YORK J.T0GK MARKET
Another Wave of Depression Sweeps
Over the Exchange.
SMART RALLY LATE IN SESSION
Ctmalderntile Inside Selllitir Hour,
Act'ordlnii to 4iiinl of Strrrl
IllKKer Drnuind for I'ltlon
Pacific.
Artlclel Open. Hlgh.l Low Close. Yesy.
Wheatl I I
July.
Bent.
Com. I
May.
July.
Sent
Oats.
May.
July.
Sept.
I'orK.
Jan.
May
Lard. I
Jan.. 9 W-7V4
May. 10 0.'-
10 07W 10 10
Ribs.
Jan.. 9 8741 9 93
May. i 10 OOCti
I 10 02HI 10 07'i
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34
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89?4
5'
63
63)4
34V41
3IV4
34 I
93V
90Vj!i-H
5U41
52
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9VifHj
51H
52V4Si
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334
IS 424)1 18 CO I
18 6o I IS mi
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33
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18 4241 IS o0
18 224 18 77V4
9 92!4'9 9J-714'
10 024 10 10
9 87,i' 9 95
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84 Vb
MVt
18 321,4
18 70
b714
10 wa
10 07H
9 S..
10 00 I 10 07
10 otkgi 10 mt
1 in iriu.1 111 tnu.
Chicago Cash Trices Wheat: No. 2 red,
Jl.12dJl.lG; No. 3 red. .04C3'1.10; No. 2
hard. 93Wd: No. 3 hard, 91ta34c; No, 1
northern, 91MO394o; No. 2 northern, 893
91V4c; No.3 northern, 87i"?0c; No. 2
spring, 89850c; No. 3 spring. S789c; No.
4 spring, 80865c; velvet chaff, 8691Vic:
durum, 87ft2V4c. Oats: No. S white, Zl
(S33Uc; No. 3 white, 334T33--4c; No. 4
white, 324&34c; standard, 34344c. Corn;
No. 3, 4Sii4S?4c: No. 3 white, 49-ie60V4c;
No. 3 yellow, 4804954c; No. 4, 4O04SUC;
No. 4 white 4&348Hc; No. 4 white, 47CT
49V4c; No. 4 yellow, 4648lic. Rye: No. 2,
644IG5C. Rarley: Timothy: .00
G4.1S. Clover: iaoo319.75.
BUTTER Firm; creameries, 2fi33Hc
KGGS Iiasy; receipts. 5.4C1 cases; fresh
receipts, at mark, cases Included, 20fi22c;
refrigerator, firsts. 17V418c; firsts, 22H'S
23c.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 43 cars;
Michigan nnd Wisconsin, 45ijf47c; Wiscon
sin, 43R47e.
POULTRY Steady; lU"e turkeys, 15c;
live hens, 12Vic; live springs, 11c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, mess, J18..V)a
18.624. Laid, J9.97"i. Short ribs, sides,
9.2Hft 10.134.
Clearances of wheat and flour wcru
cqunl to 172,000 bu. Primary receipts wyro
970.090 bu., against 486,000 bu. a year ago.
Estimated receipts ror tomorrow:
Wheat. 70 carts: corn. 607 cars; oats, mii
cars, hogs, 15,000 head.
UUAL K8TATH
FA It SI A RANCH I. AMIS FOIt SAIiR
Colurnilo.
DANDY RUL1NQU1SHMKNT FOR
tale. 160 acres of fine land, fenced on
three sides; fifty-three acres flowed and
very llttlo work woulc im; it lr fine shape
for spring crops; close to water. Address
Arnold J. Knoctlcr. Brlggsdale. Colo.
California.
CALIFORNIA ALFALFA AND FRUIT
LANDS In tho famous Chowchllla ranch,
108,000 acres, heart ot the San Joaquin
valley, Just subdivided for settlement
Ideal water, soil, climatic conditions.
Wholesale and retail propositions. Free
maps and llternturc. Kxcurslons Jan. 21
and Feb. 4. Wo arc owners, not agents.
United States Farm Land Co., 917 City
National Bank Bldg.. Omaha, Nob.
f'AT.IBTiriNIA.
160 acres of creek bottom land, particu
larly adapted to aliana una general lum -Ing.
It is a deop, dark, sundy loam soli.
Does ' Hot overflow. Hlgnt at station.
Price, "(00 per acre. Terms easy, 'lhla Is
a snap. Jwxcurslon Jun. 21. Purchasers
care faro paid. When you think of Can
fornla. write us.iit. COMI,Ny
815 City Nat. Bank, Omaha, Neb. D. 2819.
Minnesota.
100 ACRES, Polk Co., Minn., Red river
valley. 3 miles from elevator,- 12 miles
from Grand Forks. N. D. ; good house,
125 acres under tho plow; good crops this
Kiaaon; an acre; loan. M.7W.W, due
In 4 yuars. balance cash. M. A. Laton,
anby, Minnesota.
100 ACULS in Polk Co., Minn., Red l iver
valley; all under- plow, no duhuihso,
hniiAn tin land: 3 miles from town;
good, rich soil; big crop this season; Jli.'JO
an acre; loan. ,750.oo, due In 4 ycftu,
balance casn. m. a. iaion. mur. win.
Mlnuuurt.
LAND FOR SALE Write for prices ot
corn, clover and blue grans lands. Co
nnrrnttve -Realty Co.. iluraansvuie. Ma
FOR 6ALE 320-aero ehecp ranch; all
timber; 6 miles from good town, i,wu.
Chris Vcasman, Dixon, Mo.
FOR SALE Good, rich, unimproved
Nebraska farming land. Andrew Miner,
Frunmort, lndj
lbO ACUEb of land In Valley county,
KxhrasKa. tor sale or trade lor Council
Blutis property. Business lot lor saio on
Nortn wain at. limuire, l'. A. bpeucti,
837 muauway. Council muna,
fturtu liukulu,
A SNAP for somo one: 320 acres 111
Stutsman Co., No. DuK. ; good, heavy,
black noil; no Improvements; nearly an
can be broken up; a miles ijom one town.
r. miiPii trnm a. new town: i&i.W un acre
loan, J4,jjo, aue In 5 years, uoiancu ft casn,
5 veara' time on the Daiance. M. A. i-atoli,
Canoy, Minnesota..
jllkuellaueuua.
GOVERNMENT FARMS FREE Send
your name and address lor frtsu Informa
tion about all government luna In Uruiuu
States. D. J. campocii, nuueer uiuk-.
fit. Paul, Minn.
MVE STOCK MAItKKT OF WKST
XKW YORK UKNl'UAIi MAltlvUT
btup live slocK to Boum uiuiiuu bav
ndlcDSa and surmkuKe. Your conmifa
menu recetvt prompt and careful attu
lion.
iave StoeU CuntniUalou Jlerclmati.
BYE RS BRQ3. u cu. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. tti cxcnantfn BldK.
MARTIN UitOd. U CO., Uiciumgo litdK.
LKGAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
or The Bee Building Company will be
held at the company's oftlce at 4 r ,"
Tuesday, January 21it. 1913, for the elec
Uon of a Board of Directors for the en
uinf year and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
By order of the President
P29d24t N. P. FEIU Secretary,
ttnolntloim of I lie Day on Vnrloa
Conunodltle.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17. FLOUR Steady;
spring liatentK. S4.40U4.65: winter straights.
J4.MK-il.ti0; winter patents. J1.70S5.10; spring
cloars, JI.20&4.45; extra No. x winter, f.w
(iM.15; extra No. 2 winter. J3.90Q4.00;
Knnxa"! strnlcrliti. H.10ftr4.1b. live Hour
steady; fair to good, J3.t0(S3.85; choice to
fancy. J3.904i4.00. Buckwheat flour, quiet;
J2.35 asked per 100 pounds.
cuknaii&ai aieoay; nne wnue aim
yellow. Jl.3031.35; coarse, J1.25O1.30; kiln
dried, J3.15.
BARLEY Steady; reeding, aoc, c. 1. 1.,
New York; malting. 60070c. c. 1. f.,
nnffntn.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western, onuwc,
1 f nnffuln.
W1IK.VT Spot market easy; No. 2 red,
J1.09, elevator and J1.09. r. o. b., afloat,
nominal; ino. 1 notnern ijunuii, i.wi?,
f. n h.. afloat. Futures murket steady
early on cables, but cased on unaer
liquidation due to a less active cash and
export demand, closing, MffvHc net lower;
May. WfcCQJl.wti-iij, cioseu vnty: jui
closed, 97Hc Bonded wheat: Junuary
closed, Jl.0114; May, 9714c; July, 9Sc. Re
ceipts, 64,000 bu., shipments, 96,000 bu.
CORN spot marKOi easy; expon, oiu, 1.
o. u., aiioat. ueceipis, m, m., omv
incuts, none.
OATS-Spot market easy; No. 3, J8V4c;
No. 4, 38c; natural white, 37 "439 14c. Re
ceipts, l(j,uuo du. ; snipmenia, iiunr.
FEEDStcady; standard spring bran,
100-pound sacks, J13.5O824.00;. standard
middling, 100-pound sacks, J24.00; city, 100
pound sacks, J24.50.
HAY Quiet: prime, J1.004T1.03; No. 1,
J1.0741.10; No. 2. 95cJ1.00; No. 3. 80(S90c.
HOPS Quiet: state common to choice,
1912, 2331c; 1911, 124215c; Paclflo coast.
1912. Isaac; laii, waibc
HIDES Hteaay; central America, -ivs-i
Bogota, nmwtc- , ,
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 2S
29c; seconds, 27fcc; thirds, 2126c; re-
!.
PKUVIBIUIMD i'orK, Bieauy, iiicu.,
19.25; family. J21.50O22.50; snort cicare,
J2t.50(Si3.00. Beef, steady; mess. Jw-3
21.00; family, J24.0Oir25.00: beef hams. JU1.00
I&32.00. Cut meats, auu; picmeu ucm,
112.00: nlcklcd hams, JIZ.20.
Lard, firm; middle west prime, J10.1fi10.23;
refined, easy; coiiunem, u.uu,
America. J1L25; compound, J10.12HT10.62i4.
TALLOW yuiet; pnmo uiiy jiiiub, wnu,
special, 6T4ci country. 3ttCKc.
BUTTER Unsettled; receipts, 6,563 tubs;
creamery extras, 34V435c: creamery held
extras. 32V4333o; state dairy finest, 31a
lie- factory current make firsts. 23024c;
t:X. ?i.te! hold. 2ie22c.
CHEESE Irregular; receipts, 1,240
boxes; Mate whole milk, held, white or
ir 1 Hoeclals. 17?i18c; state wholo
milk, winter make, white or colored, spe
cials, 16V4Sl"c; .skims, 214V4c.
recelms. 7.199 cases:
fresh gathered extras, 2&ST27c; refrigerator
firsts, local "torage, ttK321c; nearby
hennery whites, 3638c; western gathered
whHe"y6Q30ci western gathered, colors,
"POULTRY-Dressed. firm: fresh killed
.tY"t Vi.i.bi.nli. UW20c: fowls. 14V4W17c;
w..ti. ii.fi'auc. Live, weak; western
chickens, 13V4c; fowls. 144315c; turkeys, 19c.
. I.onla (irncrnl 3Irket.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Jan. 17. WHEAT
Cash. No. 2 red. J1.12a.l2'.ii - i.
M&?i&tf.v rAHSle: No. 2 white. 52Hc
niTR-Qiiiet! No. 2. 34fi3l4c; No. 2
white. &i3-35V;c.
r nAMi nt ftitures:
WHEAT Lower: May. 94c; July. S'.c.
CORN Lower; .-nay, oik. ,"'-
OATS-Ix)wer; May. 3lc; July. 3Hc
nvr TTrirlin ntrfd! 6314c.
T.-i y-Ttroni.ti rfd winter patents, J5.0)
- t. w .. iv.. tinrvnj.SA'
ra.:3; extra
hard winter clears, J3.40S3.56.
SEED-Tlmothy. Jio w.
CORNMBAL J2.W). .
BRAN Firm at Jl.02igl.07.
HAY Firm, timothy, 113.00017.00; pral
rle. J12.00H 15.50.
BAOGlG-9T;c.
TU'INR-Hiran Sc.
-provisions Pork, unchanged; Job
bing, J16.75. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, J10.35rl0.43. Dry salt meats,, un
changed; boxed, extra snorts, w.ziw
H.ir rlhe. J11.37V4: short clears. J1LG2',4.
Bacon, unchanged: boxed extra shorts,
J12.37H; clear ribs, J12.37; short clears,
1?.fi2U.
POULTRY Weak; chickens, M4c;
springs, lie; turkeys, isc; uucks, c
geese, lie.
BUTT7ER Firmer; creamery, 2735c
EGGS Weak; 21c.
ret sis tent Advcrttslng'ls the Road to
Big Returns.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17. Another wave of
deprtesslon swept over the stock market
today, butt he list showed more recuper
ative powers than during the unsettled
prices earlier In the week Hiid a smart
rally lato In the session piiuoelled the
larger part of the losses among the active
Issues. Quotations nere borne down ciosp
to tho low level touched on Wednesda-j
nnd In n few Instances below thut point
During tlir afternoon tlie tono was heavy
until In tho last hour mi upward move
ment set In. At the low prlcs of tl.o
day losses ranged from t to 6 !olhts, with
tlu mom extended declines among the
specialties.
According to the gossip of the stret
there was a considerable amount of "lr.-
sldo selling. Throughout tho week there
has been noticeable a disposition to Mil
stocks whenever the maiket Improved,
find tho deduction was made that stocl.s
nero ueing red out an rupuuy aa tne
condition of the market would warrant.
At tho same time there wua unmlstakalilo
evidence, of nctlvo selling and burrowing
of stocks In the "loan crowd" on the
exchango this week, said to have been
the. heaviest In mora than n year. An
unusually largo demand whs reported for
Steel. Amalgamated, Smelting, Reading
nnd Union Pacific.
Forecasts of tomorrow's bunk state
ment Indicated another lnrge cash givln,
estimates ranging from J16.000.0M to
J19,000,000. Tho bond market showed
slightly heavy, although there was some
Improvement In a few well known issues.
Total sales, par value, J2.050.WW. 1'nltcd
States bonds were unennnced on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
un siucks were lis ronows:
Sale, lllcb. Low. Clos.
American Agricultural . .
American Heel Susr. ..
American ran
American Can pM
American t". & V
American Ccttnn Oil ....
Am. Ice Securities
American Unseed
American locomotive ...
American !. & It
Am. S..& It. pfd
Am. ftujr rtfflnlnj
American T. A. T..-
American Tobacco
Anaromla Mlnlni Co
Atchlnon
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Ualtlr.inre A Ohio
nethteheni Steel
Brooklyn Itaplil Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago O. V
Chicago, M. & St. l
Chicago & N. W
Colorado F. & I
Consolidated Oat
Corn I'roducU
Delaware & Hudson
Denier & Rio Grande....
Denver & It. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities ....
Erie -
Erie ttt pfd
Krlo Sd pfd
Oe11er.1l Klectrlc
Oreat Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfs.
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International llnrveiter. .
Inter-Marine pfd
International Taper
International Pump
Kansas City Southern. ...
Laclede Gas
Lehlgli Valley f,W0 HI
Ixiulsvlllo ft Nashville.. 1.)0 110
M.. t. P. & S, Sle. M. :ci0 13'i
Missouri, K. fe T ?) 37
Mlreourl Palltlr MW 11
National Ulscult .'. 3ti0 l:n
National Lead MOO W
NHR.nl M. Sd pfd
Vjw York Central 1,500 lOJ'i
N. V., O. & W C0 32
Norfolk &. Western.... y lis
NVirth Amerfcan ...".... .T '
Northern Pacific .i 3,0j10 llt4
Paring Mall 10) V)
Penntyliaiila 00 122',4
Teople's Gas .. . : COO ' 116
r . c . c. & st. 1........ 100 100
Pittsburgh Coal 600 IIS
Treated Steel Car M'4
Pullman Palace Car
Reading 7.W0 164
nepuwic i. & a lew :4"i
Republic I. & 3. pfd..., 400 H
Itock Island Co 2.700 53
Itock Island Co. pfd. ... 1,100 10
Ft. U. fc S. I'. Id pfd... 1.0O0 87
Seaboard Air IJnc
Seaboard A. U pf'l 200 KM 5Ti
Sloss-Sheffleld S. I
Southern l'arttlc 11.100 l')5.
! Southern nallv-ay 1,100 264
So. Hallway pfd... 1.000 80
Tennessee Cotper . 2,100 33
Teas fc Pacific
Union Pacific is.soo 16SV
Union Taclflc pfd 600 9014
United States Itealty
United States Rubber.... 4,500 s'.s
United States Steel 1K.000 M(i .
U. FT. Steel pfd 100 101H
Utah Copper , J.400 65
Va. -Carolina. Chemlcatyc. "
S'abash J
Wsbnsh pfd 100 lls
Western Maryland 1,100 41
Western Union 600 Wi
Westlnghouse l;lctrlc ... Vt
Wheeling A It. K
Total sales for the day. 4z,3W snares.
this fiscal cai JSI2.0S1. as Mjsnlnst a
deficit of J29.242.2II last year The figures
for receipts, disbursements and deflMt
cvelude Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Small Rnn of Cattle And Prices Gen
erally Steady.
London Mtm-k Market.
I.ONOON. Jan. 1". American securities
ntipncl 11 ft-Arllnti hlehrr nml then lnl-
proved. letter the market cased olf and HUUS A HE XlVJi TO TJSN mUlliK.
at luHin tho tone was dull with prices
running from higher to V4 lower than
yesterday's New York closing.
Loudon closing stork quotations:
Onsols, money. .74 H-l Louisville, Nath 140
do account Tt. 1-HMo.. Kan. A Tev.. II'
Amal. Copper tH.New York Central. .110
Atehlscn l'4.VVrfolk . Westcrnlltti
llalti-moro A. Ohio. 1JK Ontario Western. ItS
I'anadlun Paclfl.- .14 lVnnil Ivanln t
Chesapeake. & Ohlv Tlk Resdlng .. Ml
hi llrent Weelern 17 Southern Hy . . U'
CM. Mil & St 1' 1U, Southern Psclflc . m
Denver Jtc nio O... M Union Paeiflo ... Ut
Kris Hi, I'. t. Steel tH
do 1st tfd. .. . 44Wanash 4
Orand Trunk MSD ner Jt'4
Illinois Central ...111 Rand Mines ... '
Slt.VKU Har. quiet nt S!HI .per ounce.
SIONKy-JWWi Per cent.
Discount rntes: Short bills nnd three
months, 1H per cent.
Huston Mtoek Mnrkel,
IlOSTON. .Inn. 17. -Closing tiuotutlons
on mining stocks were as follows
Allouet n Alunask
Amal Cori'er TI'i Nevada Cmn.
7.. U ei 8... . ns.NlplssIng Mines
Arltona Com atNoith ilntte ..
. & C. C AS. M. Mi North lke . .
al fc Arlsona 4 0M Dominion ...
Cat. llecla 4 Omenta
Centennial 1S (Julncy
Copper Rungs C. C. 47U Shannon
Hnst lluito c. M. . 13 superior
; Superior A t). M
ftiiTtmatack .. ..
. M I'. S. S It,
g MS do pfd
ll-li:tah Con
t!tsh Copper Co.
. 4SWInona
. M' Wolverine
J,!H0 TS', 71",
T400 61 41, 6014
1,0vHl 34 U 36S 3Vt
3,600 2t HX, li
9oo mi ii ln'i
(tOO 52 MV4 W,
1,60) 63 51 6-
400 5S 52 52
10
LOW SS't Jfi S9(i
7.S00 7! 71?i
200 105H Ki 103
300 lit 1161, U6V
J.100 13SU IX 1.12
wo :st 580 :st
1.100 37; J7 S7li
1.000 104', 104', 104i
300 102 102 ' 101'i
1.S0O 128i 1241 IH'i
1.000 105 104i 1041,
SSI, 37 37a;
900 J0H S9U JO
1.900 !I2U S40H 2414
600 :i 281, 26 S
4(10 76 76i 7SU
200 lG'-i 16U 16
6.4(10 llti, HIS 112U
SCO 136 136U 133
sou s! .in; at4
fO.) 13S 136i 137',,
) 11 13 13
164
!!00 21, 2t'i 21
300 37 .17 37
t,300 19'i 1S, U'ii
3.100 30S 30'i .lO'.l
30i) 47 mi 46H
100 36 36 .174
600 183 12 181'.,
u.:0 127 13S4 117
l.Wrt 39 37'i 3S
300 i:; 127, 127,
700 11's 17', 174,
WO 61 60 60V4
600 10H 106V, 107
200 18'i 18 . l"i
1114
600 IG'l 16
S3,
102',
"1
i;?s
I3ST4
13714
5Vi
40
119',
4S'
mi,
3ITi
u:
13fli
139
136
27
40',
118
ill
2m
11H5
3T
112
M
117, 118'.i
29 28
122',' 122U
Mlirrp anil l.anilm In Kalr .lupply for
Thl I,ntr In the Week nnd
I'rices Steady with Close
of Thnradeiy.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 17. WW.
JJecelpts were: Outtle. lIoK. ShP.
Illl Mondav
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday...
Official Thursday
lisumato i-rlday
S.51S 6.01S
5,rk0S ll.Dl
,4.2fS 11,811
3,5 13.918
POO 8,000
X).044
9.0HI
10,
Vivo iIhvh thlM wrok in si r,1.M3 W).nCni
Kitlnc days lust week. .1W8! 3l.?ni M.1W
Sntno days 2 wks aK0..17.ir.J 81,(01
Same days 3 wks nto. ".OA! 30. -"iC
Sunie days 4 wits HRo .Ki.tiia 'W.aSO 37.69S
fame dayn last year. .21.CS3 75.SOI SIM
Tho followlm." tnhln ul'.nui the recelDtt
of rattle, hoes nnd slircn at Knilth Omaha
mu ?or. tlo year to date us compared with
. ml mst .Vfr. 1913. 1912, nc. Dec
"J Cuttlo 5.4IH 5S.a6o 7.SS
.. JO'l , ',' "KS 1-.-7.W2 W6.168 .. ... SS.71'
ranklln . ..
(llrout Con .. ..
Oranby Con
Greene Calianea
Kerr ljke . ...
1-ttke Copper
Salle Cwppor.
Miami Copper ...
M
1H
49
7S41
H.
2".
30
4o;
49U
9li
OC.
3
65
711
"sheep tlS.al 101.900 16.4SI
The following tahln linvn the rancn of
prices for Iiors at South Omaha tor tin
last tew nays, with cotnparlsons
Date, 1913. 11912. HI1.I1910.I1HD.I190S. 11907.
OMAHA GUMiH.M. MARKKT.
Jan. 8.. 7 13k! 6 ll'i I 8 431 6 85 1 4 131 ( 21
Jan H. I 7 It! i b W 7 K! I 5 2 4 'M t VJ
Jan. 10. 7 23i U (Wi 7 K2I S 23 1 4 "3 30
Jan. 11. 7 11H U 10 7 75 S IS) K 74 4 li $ S3
Jan. 12 U 17 7 7S 8 28 6 82 SO t:
Jan. 13. 7 02Vi 6 03 7 73 8 49 5 8t 4 OS 10.
Jun. 14. 7 ass. i m s M r. K7 k ao . SS II.
Jan. IS. 7 lOTs C 15 ls42CS7 4r?8
Jan. 18. 7 14H 6 13 7 G) 5 93 4 33 6 42
Jan. 17. ....... 60S 7 Ti 8 47 4 HH 6 12
li ..
71
7. .
W
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66....
M ...
76.. .
It...
44...
13....
II....
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II.. .
69. .
71....
13.. .
41....
71.. .
(...
78....
61.. .
...
41.. .
61...
61.. .
...
14..
0. .
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81.. .
...
71. ..
71.. .
81...
II....
66...
U. ..
M...
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61..
W..
St..
90..
71..
It..
101
9.
6..
Ct.
84..
ll
111
111
..217
..111
..M0
..rt4
..IM
..197
..ill
..191
..l9
. 190
..IM
III
..Ml
..216
..199
..205
....ilt
...4
....190
. 36
..tM
....tit
...211
... 0(6
..lit
..194
....316
...Jf
. . 204
.. 141
. ..J5
. ..Ml
...240
....318
. -au
....241
..190
....iOi
....XI
....!!
....224.
....310
....113
....SCO
. ..0
S4T
. ..260
. ..36
...190
ill 7 '1
. T 1.
. ; u
10 7 1)
.. 7 II
40 7 It
.. T 11H
.. 7 US
... 7
44 7
... 7 W
. 7 10
... 7
... 7 M
... 7 24
... 7
... 7 M
... 7 X!
... 7
... 7
... 7
7 20
7
7 90
7 20
7 W)
7 90
7 M
7 1i'
7 231,
7 Ml,
7 231,
7 li
7 t
7 X
7 S
7 M
7 M
7 W
7
7 tt
7 96
7 34
7 !S .
7 K
7 S
7 X
7 tt
7 M
7 2S
7 N
120
"t'o
61
II ..
6V..
;i
61...
79...
7t).
62 .
H
74...
18...
71...
...
74.. .
N...
tl...
t...
16...
(
M1
16..
64..
66..
16..
7..
:t id 7 :;i
4 3l't
tU . . 1 21'4
.29 .. IM
. 40 7 30
246 ... 7 SO
111 . . 7 tfl
.116 40 7 t
.149 ISO 7 30
.169 . . 7 30
170 40 7 M
.117 40 7 0
,t0 10 7 30
.Ml ... 7 30
.26.-1 tto 7 )
.17 40 7 30
7 M
I GIRLIES SHOCK CITY DAD
i
I Bold "Chicks" Embarrass Coramis
I sioner Thomas McOovern.
....
368
....lit
....t?
....261
....
. ..244
....297
....110
.,..119
."...117
..14.1
26 216
0 161
160
to
'40
40
40
80
10
40
80
to
I
M
7 JO
7 10
7 t
7 M
7 to
90
7 30
1 90
7 30
7
7 W
7 30
7 30
7 10
7 M
7 f
7 M
7 3t
7 33
7 I)
7 3
7 M
7 33
7 3
7 !
7 36
7 l
7 31
7 36
7 IS
7 M
7 40
7 40
7 40
BLUSHES, THEN PINCHES 'EM
Takes One tit Stntlon nml "While
KnHrnaseit In Thnnttiila on Wny
Home la United hy
Seen nil.
City Commissioner "fowl McOovern 1
j heart heat inpldly last rrlcht as a nontlv
! dressed Rlrl nearcd lilm." .Bho was prott
nnd her checks had the'Triootn of a near
No.
Sunday.
Heeelpts and disposition of live stock at
tho 1'nlon stock yards, .South Omahu, tor
tweuty-rour houis endlne at 3 o clock p.
111. January 17, 1913: 1
llHClill'TS.
C, M. rSt. I. H
Wulmali It. It
I.MIsMoinI Pacific lty.
fn on re no it. 11.
C. .t N. V eiiHt....
C. & N. W.. west...
(.'.. St. I., M. & O...
CV, 11. .t east....
'.. H. Ai U.. west....
K".. It. 1. oi 1'.. east..
C. It. I. 1' west.
nillnolH Central lty..
L'lilcnuo u. w. lty..
Total receipts
HUTT13K No. 1. l-lli. carton. Xc;
00.11). tllhs, 34ttc. No. 3, 33c.
C11KHH1" Imported Swiss. 32c: Amerl
ran Swiss. Uic: block Swiss, -le: twins.
19e; daisies, 19o; triplets, 19c; Yountr
Americas, 21c; hluo label brick, 19c; Urn
berger. 2-lb., Iiic; 1-lb.. L'2c; New York
white, ":1c.
IIHIIF CUT PniCHS-W lo esa e nrlces ol
beet cuts effective January 13 urn ns fol-
lows Ribs: No. 1. 30!Oi No. -. 1511C! No,
3, llc. Ixilns: No. 1, 22c; No. I6V&0;
No. 3, IZJic. Chucks: No. 1. Disc; No. 2,
8"uc: No. 3. S'ic. Hounds: No. 1, 13c; No.
U'ao; No. 3, loftc. 1'iutes: iso. 1, sue;
No. 2. 7io: No. 3. 7140.
POUI.TItY Tlrollers. IS.OOire.OO ncr dor..
hens. lGc; cocks, lie; ducks, 20c; kcso, ISa;
turkeys, 2Tc; plceons, per nor., n.M. Alive,
broilers, 17c; hens, 11c; old roosters, CHd
ducks, full rcainerca, ix; Kcese, run
foiithcreil, IGo; turkeys, ISc: plueoim, per
do., wo; hotners, ffz.bu, aquabs, wo. 1,
Il.Mh No. 2. bOc.
icish f i resiu t'lcaerei. jic, rrosen:
white. 14c. frozen; trout, lie, froien;
largo crnpplcs, 12a;, frozen; Spanish
inacKerel, lto; eci, ioc; nnauucK, io;
flounders, 13c; urcen catfish, 14c; shad
ro. ner 11a I r. 40c: salmon. 15c; hnllbut.
20c: frozen. 13o; unitaio,
Ovstcrs. bay standards,
si. m: Helens, ai.w: cuuiun,
rltUlV-UIIUISCB. CUMIUl (111,
fully colored, tO slzo. 2.00; 96 atc, 12,25;
12$ size, i2.'M: W. 176, 200 and 21S size,
13.00. Orape fruit, extra fancy Florida,
4ft. r,4. Ct and 80. nor box, xi.to. (jranber
rie' Wisconsin lone kecDltic. extra fancy
iinoipa'. Jumbo, ner bbl.. tO.bO: extra funcy
Jersey, per bbi., W-W; extra fancy. Hells'
i.,.rrv nor linv. 13 Oil I.nmnnM Alp
Bhlp brand. 300 or SCO size, Jtf.75. Coconnuta: Holhfjcljntl & Krebs.
In sacks, per sack, 5.75; per Cozen. 80c. ,J'- 9."" Co
lloncy: now Colorado. iwonty-rour
frames, per case. "h).7&. Dates: Fard, It
lh. box. ner lb.. 12c: New Hall, bulk, per
lb., 7c: new Anchor PkiT. (30 ..iiitoiia), per
bo
per
knC
crown (Turkey), 16c;-now 7 crown (Tur
key), 17c Apples: extra fancy Washing
ton Jonathans. 113. 125, 138. IM). 166. box,
ii. w,: extra fancy Washtneton Grimes'
Uoldens. 113, 125, 138, 150, box, 11.75; extra
fancy Washington Itoman Ueautles, 72, SO,
&. isj, 1U3, 120. box. J1.75; extra fancy
Wnalilncton lllack Bon UavU. 72. H). g&
86, 104. 125 count, box, 11.75; extra fancy
Cattle. I loss. Hheep. H'ses.
It
S
1
2i"
4
3.1
r,
120
Morris &. Co
.Swift & Co
Cuduliy racklutr Co..
Armour Co
Schwartz & Co
Morrcll
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hors. Sheep.
o, Do: bullheads, 13c; 2 , 'n'.UAi;,.',-V "nk'
i1 It In' nnrthiirn i "oUtll Oinnlia VKB. Uo.
nt'a I'M "orlnunv Uncoln 1'acklinr Co
Vnllfornla nmvla. "e.llton, Vaiisant 1..
Illll Ki Son.
K. 11. Lewis
Huston & Co
.1 It. Hoot & Co
J II. imiln
MeCrenry fc KcIIoiik...
Werthclmer & Depen..
li. '. Hamilton..
Cllne & Christie.
Other buyers
lb., 7c: new Alienor rxi, wv ..hi ions;, per
box, 12.2;; new Dromedary (80 cartons),
per box, 12.76. KIbs: new 12 12, per box,
soc; now 6 crown (Turkey), 16c; new t)
&
193
192
213
3
S
6
38
13 .
4
. IS
7
. 2!)
. f4
. 5-
. 18
- H
. 7
. "
. 1&5
.1,270
i,2r-i
1,747
1,5M
2,072
139
US
Jll
105
Totals.
CATTliK There wern really not enouRh
cattle, hero today to make a market, only
thlrty-nluo cars bolnir reported In. For
tho week receipts show up very well,
being a few hundred head larger than
any very recent week, but smaller by
arxiui i.twu ncuti man for tne correspono
Ing week of lust yoar.
There wcro no boef steers of any conso-
qiienco In sight this morning, vbut what
few thcro were sold In about tho samo
notches as yesterday. There was, In Inct,
no uotitablo chance In cither direction.
What hnn been said about beef steers
would apply equally well to cows ana
tO M
70 l
60 311
34 341
61 116
St 268
M M7
SI 14
11 191
f.8 310
t 311
J9 2AS
21 344
II 286
3 249
66 M0
to in
64 9
W4
it 169
69 108
60 184
11... . 119
pias.
.. tl ... I 6ft tl 133 ... 6 7$
.108 . . 6 36 ) 107 ... 4 00
..ill ... 6 to 41 116 ... 6(0
SH1CKP Thern urrr rnallv not enough
lambs or sheep on snlo this morning to
maan a marxet. there being only aooiu
ten earn or 2,ax) head reported 111. AVhnt
stuff was here was eagerly picked up by
the packer buyers nt prices fully steady
wun yesterday a closing trade. Among
the sales wero two loads of fed western
Jambs that brought 18.60 and soma Mexi
can yearlings which sold at hlRh us 16.13.
in comparison with the first five days
of last week tho receipts for tho sunie
days riurliia; tho current week show a
slight railing off. but were liberal com
pared with Ihe snmn time two weeks ago
and one year ago. It anything tho qual
ity of the offerings was not qulto so
good and thei was more or less depres
sion in the trade. It will bo remembered
that on most days during thn preceding
week the supnllca met with a very strong
demand and In consequence, prices scored
a nig advance, but of lato the iltmnnii
lias not been nearly so broad, resulting
In a somewhat slow and Indifferent mar
ket most of the time. The dullness dur
ing the last week Is attributed In tho
bad condition of the eastern trade In
dressed mutton, which effected lambs
more than any other class of sheep.
I'revauintr prices of minus aro nnv-
whero from liff.Tjo lower than thn closo
of last week somo right rrood lambs
bringing I8.C0 today, aa against IS.K5 a
week ago. In a general way matured
muttona, Including both Mexican and fed
western ewes, wethers nnd yearlings may
oe regoraea as snowing an improvement
of at least 10SJ lf.0. An Interesting feature
of thntrada has been that while lambs
advnnced and aged sheep declined dining
mo previous wcck exactly tho opposite
has been true during the current week
ns lambs have declined while, sheep have
ruiown an improvement.
Quotations on sheen and lamba: Umhn
good to choice, IS.K-J6.P0: lamba, fair to
good lacOifS.CO; yearlings, good to choice.
I7.6SIf8.16; yearlings, fair to good, 7.1jji
7.66; wethers, good to choice, I5.7IsB6.:0:
winners, rair to good. Cdojr5.7.; ewca,
good to choice, I4.76QB.10; ewes fair to
good. I4.60H4.76: culls, sheen and hunks.
I by drug store. v
Tho young woman saw Mcpovt-jjii nbou.
tho siimmtlmo McOovern saw Iimv She
rushed up to hlin and placed- Iter arms
on tils vest. ' m
"Oh, you levcly da-da," slm' gurgled
itnd then 11 business of standing on lici
tfp toes and whispering In' the solon's
ear.
A little later tho young person sat In n
cell In the femalo ward of tho. city J.U'
Outsldo, tho commissioner, 'cxcecdlugb
wroth, was telling Captain Dempsc
what ho thought of this social enncer
thing. Ho wus strictly In favor of any
legislation that tended to euro "t. "Why,-'
lio Indignantly said, "I thought aho was,
n. schoolgirl."
Merc policemen cowered while, their
superior stormed. No 0110 said anything
and soon the commissioner's wrath was
spent. Ho walked out of doora and ap
peared deeply engrossed In thoughts of
what tho Albert law has done for Omaha.
At Thirteenth nnd Douglas he found,
his path cluttered ngntn,
The bold miss was given a glimpse of
his badge and thon asked to accompany
him to Jail.
In tho same cell with No. I wcift No.
2, and McOovern lollowed In after to give
a curtain lecture, wncn no came uui
he whispered to Captain Dompaey to
"book" the girls to some police officer.
"You see," ho explained. "1 don't want
this affair to get Into the newspapers."
Officer Kmery was given credit for ar-
resting tho girls, who gave their names
as Anna Johnson, IlaVcns hotel, end
Hessln Hastings of Council Bluffs.
At midnight the girls admitted that
nfter much thought they were mistaken
when they callod McOovern "lovely
da-da" and "little squash."
H4;
100
33 1,
ico,
231,
2SH
104 S
26H
79
35
iiivi
90
"mh
6l'.i
1094
t4
33
'ii'4
41
701,
71H
US
100
i
33 1 j
162' i
162
21
22'.i
39H
26
18'.,
4S;
40
105
lew
79'.i
3 H,
21
1MM
90
73
65'i
62.
10'JU
r.s
364
3U
1314
404
70H,
74
7
Wafclilncton Red Wine Slips. 104. 112, 125,
lit, box, f.i.uu; extra ranuy -ina uneuK
Waxen una vvmie winier ickiiiiaiub, vo,
104, 113, 125, JSS, l.m, ivt count, oox, .w; jielfers Thesn sold If anvthlng. a. llttlo I iXi i, ,'am
extra fancy Colorado, unwrapped. WWU 2 lamb.
M fed ewes
33 fed lambs
30 fed lamba
in fed lambs
328 lambs, feeders
in amns, feeders
16.4 lambs, feeders ,
181 fed goats
40 fed goats
M fed ewes
Zit fed ewes ......
123 fed lamb
V. S. ret. 2s.
to coupon
V. 8. !. r '
do coupon
U. 8. ft
Xeiv York Jlonej' "TtlnrUet.
NRW YOrtK. Jan. 17. MONBY On call.
steady, at Sfttifl per cent; ruling rate, 294
per cent; closing hid, aV4 per cent; offered
at 2 per cent. Time loanx, easier; sixty
days, 4 per cent; ninety days, 4Jf4V4 Per
cent; six months, 4U per cont.
PIUMB ME11CANT1L.K rAt'Uilt WiT
H4. Jr cent.
HTlSKljIINIi KAUIIAINUli nilUMK, (Villi
actual business In bankers bills ut J4.8S25
inr alxtv-dav b us ana nt 4.i.sj ror ue-
mand. Commercial bills, 14.82.
SILVER Har, kjo; aioxicau nouars, itc.
BONDS Oovernniont, steady; railroad,
easy. ... ,
Closing quotations on uunua iuuhj wem
as follows: -Ai . n
ftVfc rv . Vo V. C. ua,, tf -4
.101 U 3. deb. 4s 1931... !,
.10:4),. & N. mil. Is.... Wi
.10314 M. K. t. T. 1st 4s. 94
.lltVi do gen. 4',is
.1IIV4MO. Pacific 4s 70
Psnsma 2s coupon. .102 do conv. it 874
Amr. Af m 'X, " Ml' a.I j. " V.n
A T ft T. OT .tw -Mm 4
im Tobacco 6s.... 110 '.V. y N. 11. & II.
Armour & Co. 4V4... ., ; 6!4
Atchison c- ',.,
So ct. 51 IM 8M
A. C. U lit 4a.... i 7i
lisl. & Ohio .... MHO. 8. U. rfdf. 4s... 1114
do 3V4 " IT' nm '
nrook. Tr. cv aa con, 48 101
On of 0. 6s- 1VI74"""'" n- fs vi
Cn! lsther 6s '. U & 8. F. fg 4s 74!i
Woes. Ohio 4!js- !' si
do conv. tts.. c. su
Chicago & A. 764,
C U. A; 3. 1- 4s.... M4iBo. I'ac. col. 4i.... 1JH
do gen. 4s " Ao " " 1T4
C M & 8 P cy 4V4s..l06-ii do 1st rf. 4s 93
C. 11 I. Sl I . C, IS. Mo. iiauwsjr S 105i
do rfc 4s I8U lo S'n. 4s
C t 8. r & Ha 14 Union r-aelflo 4s.... 99l
D. 'fc H. ct. 4s...... V,i do cv. 4s tV,
V. at 11. u. H. ,rMr 4s. ., v.,x
Distillers' h ..,....,66 y. V. Itubber 6s....l021i
Krle p. I. 4s vi;. . mcci sa M...101S
do gen. 4s... is ..-.-r, iupm. bs.. 9(
do CT. 4s, ser. II.. 76UWa1h 1st & ex. 4s 60
Jll, 3en. 1st ref. 4s. 5H"eern M0. 4, uli
Inter MCI 4V,s. ""y"" r"r:- t. ,
Inter. M. M. 4V4 lis. antral 4s 11
Japan 4Hs "
Dli. Offared.
New York Alliilim: Sloeka,
NEW Y'OltK, Jan. 17 Closing quota
tlons on mining stocks were;
Com. Tunnel stock.. 7 Meilcan 10
do bond lZ'.iuntano 240
Winter Pcarmnlna, 160. 1C5. liO. 200 count.
,nt. 51. C3: intra iancv iNOW xora uaia-
wins, per bbl., $2.90; extra fanoy New
York It. f. GreenitiBS, per bbl., 13.25; ex
tra funcy New York State Russuts, per
bbl.. $3.i); extra fancy Ailssdurl Jona
thans and u rimes uoioeus pur jui., .w.
5 bbl. lots or more, assortod, ISc per bbl,
iff: ititra fancy Missouri lien Davis, Pet
bbl., ii2.; extra fancy Missouri Wins
I'lpplns, per bbl., $2.75: extra fancy MI
tou,-l Willow Twigs, lllack Twigs,, York
luunr.iils and other fine varieties, pr
bbl.. 3.25.
Kiinaun City drain nnd I'm vlalnns.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 17. WHEAT
Cash, No. 2 hard. S945ffl8c; No. 2 red,
Jl Of'sffl.ll.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 4814c; No. 2 white,
4943',4c.
OATS No. 2 white. 3.VuMc; No. 2 mixed,
S4!'tj(:i4".;e.
Closing prices of futures:
AVHEAT Muy. SSc; July, S.,tic.
CORN-Mny, rS4o; July, DlfjCl'4c.
OATJi May, ZtliXic.
HYI5- B3c.
HAY Steudy; cholco timothy, J13.rS)
13.Mr cholco prairie, 12.00at2.W).
HUTTER Creamery, 32V(jc; firsts, WAc;
hptnuds. 2SUc: narking. 201451210.
KGGS Extraa, 33J4c; firsts, 21V4C; sec
onds, lfic.
1'OUIjTKY Hens, 12c; roosters, kc;
young turkeys, ISc; ducks, IWHc,
Receipts. Shipments.
Whcnt, bu Sll.tmO 45,0CO
Corn, bu GO,00) 34,000
Oats, bu 15,000 33,000
.11 Iniu-niiolls (irnln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 17. WHEAT
May. SSK(J88Hc; July. tUc: cash. No. 1
hard, SOlic; No. 1 northern, bT.iJfjfiWsc; No.
2 northern, 85.Wh6ic; No. 2 hard Mon
tana,. JsSc; No. 3, S3'.MS4,o.
CO UN No. 3 yellow. 4.1Mf4Ic.
OATH No. 3 white. 31c.
RYIJ-No. 2. mrjjtiOc.
IIRAN-J19.50.
Kf.OITIL First nntenls. I4.4Wil.75: sec
ond patents, M.2W4.IX): first clours, J3.20W
3.r); second clenrs. J2.40(tf5.i0.
KI.AX ll.Ws.
UARhHY t7Sij62c.
1lllvHiikef (irnln Mnrkel.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 17. WHEAT No. '
1 northern. OltiOie; No. 2 northern, SflU'
WV4e; No. 2 hard winter, IMCgtrttc; May,
DlUc: July. SMic.
CORN No. 3 yellow. - 4S'A5i414c; No,
3. 4SV4o; May. sic; juiy, dz'ac.
OATS Standurd, 3t'ic; No. 3 white,
MVrftSiHr; No. 4 white, 32Vij03c; May,
33i4rti;n,c.
ItYK-No. 1. 05'4c
HARLEY Malting, OWiic; feed, MfiOoc;
Wisconsin, 61070O.
p
I.lrerixiol llrnln Market
fTlVERI-OOI. Jan. 17.-WHEAT-Snot.
firm: No. 1 Manitoba, 7 8Wd; No. 2. 7a
7d; No. 3, 7s 6d. Futures, easier; May, 7s
3Hd; July. 7s 3V4d.
coHN-wnot ouiet Amencnn mixed
new, 6s Cd; American mixed, old, 6s W,
American mixed, old, via Unlveston. 6s
8d. Futures, euslcr; January, Cs 2T4d;
February, 4s uw-
tho nrlces mild were not materially differ
out frmrt IIidho In vogue yesterday
Tho few stock onttln and feeders In'
sight also commanded steady prices.
As noted yesterday, tne mantel on
Imnf HtnnrH for thn week In 1 Office lower.
flio dccllno being tho greatest on the
heavy cattlo and tho least on the light
nnd cheaper grades. JJowa nnd hellers
L'cnrrniiv soeaKing are arounu ioctiuc
lower, atlhoUgh tho nest cornfed oowa and
he fera havo shown OUl lime cnaiiK".
Stock cattlo and feeders have been strong
all tho week and as high as they ovor
wcro In the nistory 01 ino traor.
Quotations on cat tie: umi ateern, 17170
tO CIlOIOC, IJ.rAKa3.uu; PC Bltrer, w
T 15
K 40
8 40
5 CO
7 M)
7 0
7 SO
4 00
3 00
C 00
4 CO
7 is
8 CO
.-. 10
6 13
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK .MAItKKT
310 fed ewes .
472 Mexican wethers
113
76
7H
86
..... tM
6ft
......67
...."on
93
10)
, 91
10(1
M
Cnltle Slaw nnd Mlrndj llogn Act
ive to Higher Hbeen Ntendr
CHICAOO, Jan. 17,-CATTUE-lleceIpta.
2,u00 head: market slow and stcadyl
ueeven, td.mv.Ji; Texas moors, H.iWfj.70:
western steers. S5.40ii7.15: stockcra and
feeders, 4.8O&7.60; cows unci heifers. 32.75
tu.7.41'; caives. I7.wini.i-u.
UOtJri IlecclDls. 19.000 head: market ac.
live, wiioo higher: light. CT.2Mf7.62'.4:
mlxetl -ri.aW7.C0; heavy, W.0C((T7.60: rough,
t, I7.su-a-s.uu; Deet ateens, isjr v IZiZ'i 'y -'
good. W.iJO4j4i.90; boBf steera, common to i.wn(ri.a,v pigs, o.wUi.io; umK ol Baics,
fair. U.(KXai.90: good 10 cnoicu ueiiera, si.wjfi.uu.
tu.7tix6.75: good to cholca cow, K).4outi.l0;
cows, fair 10 good grades, 1.40gJ5.4J; com
mon to lair kthuss, ,wws.sv, ajvuu m
choice stockora and fcedera, lb.fi4Xtfft.0O,
fair to good stockora and feeders, 4.6i
c ia rniiitnnn to fair atockara and feed
era, t5.V0ilA.iM; atock tjowa and holfcrs, H-i4
ti'C.Ui; vai caivea, o.wyv.vs., uwj, aiaai.
etc, H.l'Jtw.tu.
Reprvsentuiive saiea,
REEF STEERS.
DES MOINES LAD RUNS
AWAY FROM HIS HOME
trtiula Sheldon, a boy 11 years old, was'
picked up nt the Burlington depot ir
ratrolman Brown lato last nigra and
when ouestloned admitted that n nau
loft homo without hls'parenU' consent
in Matron Gibbons department last
night ha said that lio had 3 when ho left
homo and enmo hero to visit "Mr. Jones."
His parents will bo naked to come after
tho llttlo runaway.
You're real suro now that you dltin 1
11 awny to kill wild Indians, aren't
you?" naked Matron Gibbons. Tho little,
fellow replied that ho had never seen nn
Indian nnd moreover had no acsiro 10
meet any.
Metal jinrkel.
v-r.-r vnnu- inn. 17. MliTAlS Cop
per, woak; tundard, apot and Jujr.
S15.MI bid: March nnd April. l'.g?SHSs
I ootrolytic I.60(S16.76S lake. ,16.717.00:
un m..ii! m TIli anv. snot. KiO.iti
ihfAROi January. im.lOOW-W ueoniaij,
iri0.liH4ruO.so; raaruu, M."rytw.- '""
ilu etr$1.264P4.r.. Spelter, quiet; .25.7.40.
Antimony, dull; J9.W10.00. Iron, miset-
i.i ,,..i,i,i-fi f'nniipr arrivals at New
i,., ,,.,.,,..n. ...
Con. Cn. & Vs . .. 10
Iran BilTtr uo
LcadTlIU Con
Utile Chkf 4
Offsrsd.
Ophlr.
Small Hopes ..
'Standard .....
Yellow Jacket
10
. IS
.100
. 15
Hank Clearliitfa.
OMAHA, Jan. "7. Bank clearings for
today were tf.W.OlS C7. und MM,Ke.zi for
the correaponaing nay ieai year.
Condition of Treasury,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. Tho condition
of the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Working
balance, $S3,19G,470; In banks and Philip
pine treasury, 120,993,404; total of general
fund, ri36,004,(X, receipts yesterday,
J2,:t3,i:i, disbursements, fl,ii24,C30. Deficit
No.
3...
11...
:4....
11...
2...
10...
:7...
14...
2...
4....
3....
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IS....
10....
6....
10....
1....
1....
2....
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11...
25...
II.
av. yi.
... m 111
... ws c ii
...1009
...HIS 7 04
C
...1135 C 00
...1000 I 00
...1171 f 1
... 447 t 3i
...1017 6 40
...1120 t 60
...1111 HI
...mil & 60
...1111 6 is
No.
41...
I...
to...
COW8.
10
11......
JIBIFKnB.
740
34
S60
, 7
ii
611
. lit
6 SO
S li
b 10
t 40
r 40
t 70
ii 75
2,
12.
4.
..tit I IS
. . IS2 I 00
ISM
410
UK
lilO
I
t
4
I
2
3
BULLS. .
I 40 1
i 41 1
S 10 1
5
CAIVK8.
Av. Pr.
....Ut 7
.... m 7 :i
....11:1 7 24
...1071 ICS
.,,1(141 f. 7f
...1122 I it
...1055 t 10
...1270 4 00
...i::o 1 :i
...1011 1 a
...1044 111
.10 1 00
. S3 4 00
. 712 I 10
.1046 10
. 722 :s
. HI 4 21
.XI 6 40
.140 4 10
. 471 C tO
HIHCKP AND LAMBS-nccclpts. 3.100
head; maiket steady to strong: native.
J1.K4Iti.Bj; westerns, I4,7iti.: yearlings,
J6.40iHS.l6; native lambs, W.7OQ9.00; west
ern minus, .v.i3.vv.
Ml. l.nuU Live Htock Market.
ST. I-OUIS. Jan. 17.-CATTI-.l5-lte-
celpts. 2, W0 head. Including l.SOO Texnns:
maiket steady: cliolco to fine stooin. ss,7j
4i0.;tj; good to cholco steers, 7.36!rJ8.7r;
dressed and butcher steers. 15,M)7.W);
stockers und feeders, K.Z'uTM; cows nnd
heifers. s.r,oii.ijo: ch vcs. I4.-Wiho.2-,.
Texas andyOltlahoma steers, (o. HXJI.M;
cows and heifers, !.. 1576. 00.
hogh Tteceints. R.T00 head: marnet 100
higher; pigs and lights, W.'Mf 7.674; mixed
and butchers, $7.407J7,57V4i good heavy,
J7.4)ft7.67"-...
HIIKMP AN DL,AMHH-iieceinti-, l.UAl
head: market WlOo higher; muttons. tb.OO
0IC.6OI yearlings, n.OOgfj.SG; lambs, $6.10p
9.15.
York, forty toim. Exports this moniin
15.081 tons. lonUOIl copirer, icou,,...i
fiO 18s 0d; futures. 71 6b. Local exchange
sale tin. fifteen tons. London spot,
10s; futures. 227. London lead, lib Wa.
Umdon spelter. W. Iron? Clovolnpd
warrants ilHs.Od In lxmdon.
ST. LOUIS. Mo Jan. 17. MLTALS-
Lead, firm at 11.20; spelter, weak nt IT l
' Coffee Market.
NRW YORK. Jan. n.-COKIfKli-V'i-turca
market opened: unchanged to a jlc
cllne of 1 point under scattered pel Ing
and absence of bullish support. Cables
.unt nml tho close was barjiy
steady nt from 0 to 17 points net lower.
Bales were 44.700 bags. January, W-Hc,
Aprn,
July,
..1160
..1710
.. 610
4 10
1 :t
1 1
. .. W) f SO 4 14 00
M I tt 1 140 M
200 7 60 1 200 00
2IX) 7 CO 1 10 00
140 7 It 1 1W I 00
...1... 1 7t I It I 00
100 a 7t 1 -iw 00
51s I 74
8TOUKIQUB AND FKEDBH8,
tit to
(14 00
3S 10
.400 4 tO
Ml I t
441 4 40
til mi
13 4 1;
11.
it.'.'.'.'.
2
I.
414 4 70
. . 3i I 7t
.. 117 I 14
.. IM IS
. . ITI 7 00
. .1061 7 2t
..1231 7 IS
.1044 7 74
1 1 nr. H Tim market oliened a nickel
higher, and closed a dime higher than , , westcrn markets yesterday:
i.,.,i.rH.i,' i.,.miu1 trmlf". Thf! early I "-'l"1 " " .J..,. n...
Kansas 4,'ltv Live Hlot-k Market.
KANSAS CITV. Jan. 17,-OATTLK-no-
t:elpts, 1,000 head, Including .100 southerns;
market steady: dressed beef' nnd export
steers. 7.6Oft8.60; fall' to good, M.bOiJI.BO;
western steers, -46.rwis.oo; stocKcrsi nun
feeders. lTi.75ffi7.76:. sontliern stonrs, W.OOi
7.60; wjiitherii cows, 13.7Sfa.25i natlvo cows
I anil iir.uers, eo. imji'i ,w, toi.cu, ,.p,wi,.(w,
HOGS Iiectlpts. 0.000 neao: mariiot iuo
higher: bulk of sales. I7.2W.45; heavy.
$7.nMi7.45; packers and butchers, Xl-Wii
7.42W; light, rr-lW.): PlK. W.0041'7.00.
SHEBP AND liAMHS- Heceipia.
head: market stoady; lambs, r7.w.7-;.
yearlings, J7.OOa8.00: wethers, -$3.00(343,00;
ewer, M-BljC.&O.
fit. Joseph Lire .Stork Market.
st JOHKPII. Jan. 17. CATTLK Re
ceipts, 900 head; market, alow; steers, W.75
ao.75; cowi and heifers, l-1.754i7.76; calves,
15.KWW0.00.
HOtr iveceipis, umu, iuuiivcl,
mto higher; top, 7.40; bulk of sales, J7.20
Hilt,!'.!' tesu imiiiiio-i".H'"f
Jnead; market steady; lambs. 17.wBS.7u.
Htnek In Hluht.
"Receipts of live stock at tho five prln-
Kebruary. ".Zlc: JJiarcn,
nr.... It t&n: .Tllnr.. 1X66C1
SJCo: August. 13.82c: September, UMc.
iriVK!.- s?o7; un.m r. i3.sse! Decern-
S Snot off7QUlt :itIo No.
7s. lUc; Bantoa 4s. lBCI mild, quiet,
Cordovu, 1618c
Wool Market.
rt. 1J1IIIS. Jan. 17. WOOL Steady.
medium grades combing and clothing,
23WJGo; light fine. l!X82lo; heavy line.
miUSo: tub washed. 27t3Jlc.
LONDON, Jan. 17. WOOL The offer
ings at tho auction sales toduy amounted
to 13.556 bales. This large selection w;as
cBgorly absorbed at firm rates, especially
the boat mennos, wnne tumru
medliun crossbreds recovered their open
ing loss. Americans bought tho best
light parcels at full "rlcea.
Imports ot New York.
NHW YOBK, Jan. 17. Imports ot mcr-
chandlse and dry goods at tho port ot
New York for tho weoK enning January
11, were velued at 19,7?7.ai. Imports
of specie for New York (or the week
ending today aro 120S.941 sllves, nnd 1260,-
213 gold, Exports Jl.lS'j.oTl silver, anu
15,157,807 gold.
Oinnba Mar Market.
OMAHA, Jan. 17. HAY No. 1 upland
ll0.0OB10.tX); No. 2. tD.OOaflO.00; No. 3, 18.001s
9.00: No. I midland. W.60W10.00; No. 2.
W.00-S9.M); No. 3, ia.0og9.00: No. 1 lowland.,
W.WiiV.W, no. i. sa.wtiw.w; o. , i.vuo.
8.00. Alfalfa. No. 1, 114.OOJrl4.0O; No. 2.
112.00lS.tt: No. 3, 110.0Offl2.00. Straw,
oats and rye, !6,0ftfJ6.60; wheat, 13.0030.SO.
vi.Mterdav'H ifeneial
business was not uctlvc. though hoga kept Omaha
moving at the advance In prices. About C?UVL
tho middle of tho markot traae oegan 10 ;
get btlll better, with the packer buyers Kanf.as City
.hA,.r 1.1, ,, u. 1 ntrmtna i.i Tinv mnrs munfv 1 m. iajuio
npnn 1 1 ill T., IT innir I " . , ...... I i. tn lrr.
I IUilin, uii. ... uui,.,7iuiu In rirrlDI' In riniHIl OUL lllB.eiV Ul lUPli villas"
, . . . .. , ...I.I I n 4T1n. X' .. A ....II I .w . W . . .... t , . I
uncii on. nimi-i ..7.7". jiciiuw, nMi,rs, 'j lio DacKcrs appaieiuiy llu iu
sic; iu, jcuuw, nanniii nu. a 1111 -u, I Have the hogs and aa a result, pracucaiijr
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Peoria -Murket.
900
900
.... 1.000
.... 2.800
.... 2,500
8.600
4,000
5.000
8.700
19,000
.-MO
MO
5.000
1.000
3,500
4io; No. 4 mixed. 454'if4e; sample, 4l(Ji44c. aj ino offerings still III flnt hands were
UIIIIU
standard, sic; No. J white, ssmc. higher than tho general run of sales on
were
4'nllon Mnrkel,
NHW YOItK. dan. 17.-COTTON Closed
quiet; middling upland. Vic; middling
vulf. 13.25c: sules. 1.901 bales.
futures ciosea sttuay; January, iz.xia;
February. 12.07c: March, 12.12c; April,
12.01c: May. 12.05c: June. 11.94c: July.
11.90c; August, 11.85c; September, 11.420;
October. ii.xc; December. ii.H7c,
LIVKHPOOL. Jan. 17.-COTTON-Spot
In fair demand;, prices easier; American
middling, fair, 7.34d; good middling, 7;
middling, 6.80d; low middling, fi.C2d; good
ordinary, 6.22d; ordinary, 5.881. Sales,
8,000 bales.
Totals
8,100 43.S00 9,20?
Turiienlliie nnd Itoaln.
SAVANNAH, Ga., Jan. 17. TUItPKN
TINB Firm at 3Sic; salea, 327 bbls.:
receipts. 6r bbls.; shipments, 3,200 bbl. ;
stocks. 23,3-V) bbls.
IIOSIN Firm; sales, 2.000 bbls.; receipts,
UX bhls.; shipments, 6,900 bbls., stocks,
144,200 bbls. Quotations- A, B, C and 1,
!.-..:; K. 1540; F, 15.45; G und H. 15.4.-,
6.50, I, 13.tOfi.70; K, 16.65, M and N, J. V,,
WO, 17,20; WW, 17.30.
Snunr Mnrkel
kkw YOIHv. Jan. 17. SUG Art 1 taw.
MiiBiivoiln faat 9 flHn opntrlf.
mane largely iroiu i, iui.i, ""T,"- Ugal 96 test, 3.48c; molasses, 59 test, iMJC
I7l.a ror mo majoniy ui Ueflned. steady.
ings yesvuiuay. b nuini n-ru . ... ...
ing trado wus the high point of the day,
nn, I mlcrnl Inn.lH of richt Drluie hoga
brought as mucn as .. un im wnom
tho movement was active anq titaroiito
was maue copiparauveiy cany in n-o
There wero not aa many hogs on sale
as wus expected, as only 121 cars, or 8,U)0
head, were reported In. This makes a
very moderate supply for a Friday aa
compared with a week ago and one year
ago. ine receipts were awjui mo mo
as two weens, ab compareq. wun mo
nut rw .Iiivh thn cenerai nuauty was
very good, there being several loads of
very choice hogs on the maricei
itepreaontaiive aaies;
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similar to
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asava oarlaXa KI4Miart, Eoea either In-
miiiirfsL Do Ton know whether the food
Jiw. wBiir rtriN nss to mills asra or roes to
make fat? We bare lust publlahed a pamphlet that will
tell you a pantpniex sx ainuHi aaosiysm msat
It tails bow tomake the bens most prodnoUre and
profitable, how tokcap thamlaylaB all WiaWmo.eTen
mMlllnv Vinw lnV,,n Ih.m frflm beinlF S DUUftDOa
to aelf or nelghbora. how to moat economically build
houieaand yards, how to mmkm tha hena wark In tba
garden, not aeratehlng up what you have planted, but
aeratohlng between tha rows of frutl and -a'
oleaolng out the weeds, loosening up and fertllulng the
soil Write teday for thli pamphlet, fraa.
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