THE BHE: OMAHA, A KDXIOSDAV, .lANTARY 22, 101.1
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ABSTRACTS OK TITLE.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of'
flee In Nebraska. 206 Urandclg Theater.
CITY Pll4PKIlTYFOIl SAI.13
A FIRST CLASS greenhouse! with all
equipment, on twenty acres of land In
,4-lty limit. Sioux City. In. Address C. J.
Trumbnucr. sloux City, la.
TO BUY, SELL OR "RENT, FIRST BER
John w. nonniNs. isoj farnam st.
West Farnam
Residences
$ .ftX) for an S-room. 2-story modem
house with large attic; also largo
sleeping porch. fronting east and
south, white onamel finish; hand
some brick fireplace, combination
hot water and hot air heat, dec
orated throughout, located on Har
ney 8t., near 33th St.; excellent lo
cation. $12,500 for a good 10-room, 2-story house,
with largo attlo. quarter sawed
oak finish 1st floor; white enamel
finish 3d floor; oak floors through
out. Thin house Is located at one.
of the high points In the west
Famma district, close to Mr. Joa
lyn'a fine, residence. Owner wants
offer.
George" & Company
Tel. D. '766. . 902-13 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
HOUSE AND BIG LOT.
5 rooms, modem, barn; ground 70x360;
feet of fruit; fine for garden or chick
ens; two blocks to car and paved street.
.Will sell or put In on larger house at
(right price
W. T. GRAHAM. Bee Bldg.
BARGAIN. 20 ACRES.
Near Elmwood Park, only few blocks
ifrom car and paved street; good new
'house, 7 rooms; 10 poultry houses; one
.brooder; fine water. A place to make
(money; land will tw worth $1,000 per
lucre. Whole tract offered at 112,000.
, W. T. GRAHAM. Bee Bldg.
TUB CHEAPEST
IMPROVED ACREAGE
AROUND OMAHA,
$8,250
What do you think of th chance of
i doubling your money on a Wi-acro farm,
lying one mllo northwest of Benson, on
the paved road? Improved with a good
S-room house, brand new barn, holding 6
head of horses and ample hay room;
plenty of other outbuildings, besides con
siderable fruit. Take off the improve
ments, which are worth (.1,000, and your
'land costs you $200 per acre. No unlm
Iproved land In tho vicinity can be bought
Ifor less than $400. Some sensible man will
buy this snap within the next ten days.
lOnly $1,500 necessary to handle, balance
annually,
f PAYNE 1NAT3STMENT CO.,
Douglas 1781. Wore Block.
FIELD CLUB HOME
Elevon-room house, entirely modern,
with godd furnnee, stationary tubs In
.cellar; double stairway, fireplace; fine lot
with large shade trees; paved street,
c!ose to car line and In first-class neigh
borhood. Price only (3,500; $100 cash, bal-
'ance rrtonthly payments.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
MUST GO QUICK
Tne late Deright home, 203 s. SUIl St. 10
ruoms; handsomely arranged and fin
ished; bcuutltul location. SEE US
QUICK.
D. V. SHOLES CO. Douglas 43.
, THE ROSEBUD LAND CO.
handles exchanges of all Klnas. Room J.
Continental 141k., Omaha.
UtiAJj KSTAT1S
K Altai .fc U.tnni 1, x full SALE
Arkansas.
FOR S&LB Arkansas timber lands;
2,000 acres virsJu Umber., land, .ubenit lb
miles north or Van Buren, In Crawford
county, Arkansas, at $7.w) per acra. Box
'id, Little- Rock, Ark.
Cuinoriilu.
CALIFORNIA AUFAL.FA AND FRUIT
LANDS In tho famous CnowchtUA ranch,
lus.ooo acres, hcuit of tne San Joaquin
alley, jusi subdivided tor settlement.
Ideal water; soil, climatic conditions.
Wholesale and retail propositions. Free
maps and literature. Excursions Feb.
4th and lath. Y e are owners, not agents,
united btates fuim luim Co., ai, ouy
iNatipnal Bank Bmg.. Omaha. Net).
Vlurldn.
JOIN the Omaha-Florida club pur
chase, choicest Florida land at wholesale
'prices hall land companies' prices, co
operative ueveiopment- Ureateat land in
vestment ever. i'or particulars, uauress
M 618, Bee.'
Mlsalaatipl.
IMPROVED FARMS.
Alfalfa,, 6 tons; corn, 100 bushels acre (30
to W) a. Q. 1'. StebDins, 1610 Chicago St.
Misaourt.
LAND FOR SALE Write for prices ot
corn, clover and blue grans lands. Co
operative Realty Co., iluiuanavule. Ma
ArlJUlkH,
FARM for sale by tno'owner, consisting
.of 160 acres, close to good town, large Ira
Iprovements; Will bu sold at a reul bar
gain it taken by February 1; can give
IpossessTbn March 1. Address Y 2!, Bee.
FOR SAidS 440 acres,' 120 acreVln cu
itlvatlon, lbu acres fenced, mostly three
wires, sod house 22x14, frame barn 20x30,
cow stneU iuKM, ou.ei Ouiuuiiuiuss, wen,
windmill and tank, Price $6,00). Joseph
Drake, Burwell, Neb.
ISO acres of land In Valley county,
Nebraska for sale or trade for Council
tBlufis property. Business lot for sale on
North Main street. Inquire of F. A.
i Spencer, Ai7 Broadway, council Bluffs.
Oklahoma.
MUST. HE SOLD; ItiO acres, mostly al
falfa land, Email Improvements, 3 miles
I county, seat, (S.60O; 240 acres, six miles
town, 180 In cultivation, small Improve
ments, some alfalfa land, $6,00u; 3a) acres,
over 300 acre i bottom, first class alfalfa
.land.- moderate Itnprbvements, $3o per
acre. ROBERT L. KNIE. ConUll. Okl.
Mlacclltuicous,
GOVERNMENT FARMS FREE Send
your name and address for free Informa
tion about all government land In United
States. D. J. Campbell, Pioneer Bldg.,
St. Paul, Minn.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
Ublp live stock to South Omaha, Save
mileage and ahrtnkaga. Your consign,
tnents receive prompt and careful atun
lion.
Live Btoek Cummlwlou a'crcbaata.
UYERq BROS. V CO. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. iit Exchange Uldc
iiARTlN BRO. & Co., Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE
PRINTING.
Bids will be received by the Commis
sioner of Printing at the office of the Sec
retary of State at Lincoln, Nebraska
on or beforo 12 o'clock, noon, Wednes
day, January 29, 1913. for printing 3,500
copies of hesslon Laws, 1913; miscellan
eous printing, stationary supplies for
Nebraska Industrial Home; Soldiers and
Sailors'- Home, Burkett; Asylum, Lin
coln; Stato Treasurer; Auditor of
Public Accounts; Board of Equaliza
tion and Assessment; Nebraska Ortho
pedic Hospital
Specifications for same can be found
on file In the office of the Secretary of
All bids must bo accompanied by a
bond equal in amount to the probable
cost of the work bid upon. The commis
sioner reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Lincoln, Nebraska, January IS, 1813
II. O. THOMAS,
Deputy Commissioner of Printing.
J 13' d St.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Weather liable to Bring About Crop
Scare and liaise Prices.
CORN IS A LITTLE BEARISH
Extreme Dnllneaa In Shlpplnff nn1
Ksport llrmsnd Bring- Aliont n
Condition PnTorntile to
the llenr Side.
OMAHA. Jan. 21, 191J.
The wheat fields west of the Missouri
river were reportod ns bare of a snow
covering last night, lenvlng tho young
and tender plant nt tho mercy of sharply
lower temperatures promised by the
wenther bureau. Those In the trade who
give particular attention to weather con
ditions adhered to the Idea after the
close yesterday that a crop scare Is
among the possibilities even at this early
date. They figure that while no one Is
able to say until there has been growing
wenther next sprlnng as to possible
deterioration, a bull movement Is not
unlikely on a looked for cropscarc. It
IS OnlV lierpnnfll-v. tn turn K,i "l,
year, In order to refresh the memory on
.k". mi ui ueienorauon ann wmcn worn,
doubted by many nt that time, but which
proved to be only too true, especially In
sections of Indiana. Ohio and a few other
states In the wittier wheat belt. Those
who bought wheat on unfavorable re
ports at that time were the ones to
make money, while the doubting ones
suffered heavy losses ns they put out
snort lines and were forced to cover on
advances. The situation In the wheat
market at the close last night was looked
upon by the average trader as quite
weak. The fact that there was no de
mand to Bpeak of for tho cash article;
inat tho world s shipments were much
!a rfr than at corresponding periods;
tnat there wn an Increase In the visible
supply where a decrease was looked for,
?i . 1 tno fre'Kn markets weio lower
U pointed out as bearish helps that
could not bo brushed aside. If the man
who made up his mind that wheat prices
are to se 11 much lower would have care
fully reviewed the entire situation from
Si.mpart,Hl.. t.nndpolnt' no co," nave
discovered all the bearish circumstances.
Ti?wJv!it',ltJw,ns "ndinnged to Mr higher.
Tmre210 d"'"'e,'"Jln the shipping and
rnM ,mnn? mad0 R majority of til
iclall8ts extremely bearish. They
w.iJ2t.,lefvy r,e?e,'1,s tor the next few
weeks, and would not b surprised to see
SW cars on the tables In Chicago soon.
S.rd. "Porter with drow from the
market entirely yesterday and some were
ESdJ. be ,,r'lnS o resell corn they
He higher CQSh Corn unc,mnscd to
Oats held up well yesterday although
a prominent elevator concern was ngaln
on the selling side. Cash oats unchnnged.
Clear.inpp. r ,. i.n . ,
,wl - " w. ,ank uuui WITH
a V V corn ,41,000 bu-: ORtB 21'0(1" bu-
. "''uul "iieai closed unchanged to
Kd lower; corn, Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,017,000 bu.
a?d,.?,mnl" f36-000 u-' against receipts
of 62o.000 bu. and shipments of 161,000 bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1.87J..00O bu.
Ilild, 5.1!'menta "M.OOO bu.. against receipt
pr 1.264,000 bu. and shipments of 530,000 bu.
last- year.
Primary oats receipts were S75.000 bu.
and shipments 769,000 bu against re
ceipts of 460,000 bu. and shipments ot 464,-
000 bu. last year.
The following cash sales wero reported
today:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter, .1 cars.
8jV4c; 8 cars, 85Hc No. 3 hard winter, 1
car, 8Wc; 3 cars, 84c. No. 4 hard winter.
1 car, S2V4c; 1 car, S2c. No. 3 spring, 2
cars, 82',ic. No. 4 spring, 1 car. 79c. No. 3
mixed. I car, 83,4c No. 4 mixed, b car.
SSWc No. 2 northern, 1 car, S3Hc. No. 3
durum, i car, 83V4c
RYE No. 2, 1 car. 60c. No. 4, car. E9c.
CORN No. 3 whlto. 1 car (poor), 4514c
No. 3 color, 1 car, 45Vic. No. 4 color, 1 car,
435ic. No. 3 yellow, 2 cars (choice), 44',ic;
u v ci. o. ill;, i;ai D. 1I174U. iu. 1 CJIIUW.
cars. 43c. No. 3 mixed: 13 cars, 43?c. No.
i jiuauu. i. uar, oic; j caxs, wt4C, - cais,
43c; 2 cars, 42&c. No grade, 1 car, 42c.
OATS No. 3 white, 1 car, 32V4c; 2 cars.
32',4c. No. 4 white, 1 car, 32Vic; 1 car, 32c.
flnifitin ralh litl,.a.H.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. MHlffSUc: No. 3
white, 44V445c; No. 3 yellow, 43ftfUc;
No. 4 yellow, 42HS43c; No. 3, 43V443ic;
No. 4. 42W643c;, no grade. 42Jf-45c.
OATS No. 2 white, 33Vic; standard,
32Ac: No. 3 white. 32rW32Wc: No. 4 white.
31i(tf32c. v
BARLEY Maltlnir. 5Mi2c: No. 1 feed
ItYE No. 2, 59i0c; No. 3, SXQoWtC.
Carlot necelpta.
Chicago 11S 554 ' 312
.Minneapolis
Duluh t 22S
Omaha 26 79 19
Kansas City S3 32 10
St. LoulB Vi 72 )
Winnipeg 462
ClUCfetiO lt AIN AND IMIOVISMINS
features of the TrndliiK anil Cloalntr
l'rlres on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21. Corn advancing lc
led the gruin markets upward today. Pro
Visions docllncd 2Mc.
Wheat opened higher because Uvcrpool
fulled to reflect the local weakness of
yesterdaty. A decline ensued on flatness
In tho spot market und then a recovery
on. reports of export business. Then there
was another slump when It was stated
the latter traffic was In old Manitoba.
In the end a report from New York tnat
forty loads had been Hold abroad and the
pronounced strength of corn caused an
other upturn. The market had hardly
started downward again when the clofe
of the trading day came. Business was
active In the lost hour.
Corn was firm nil day and closed at tho
top. Argentlnu news wamtho important
factor. Corn e.t "Buenos Ayres advanced
an extreme l'.ic, reflecting serious dam
ago by heat and drouth. Another factor
was the statement that corn In Iowa and
Nebtaska Is testing forty-nine and a naif
bushels an acre, ns against an averasu
yield of flfty-flvo bushels.
Oats participated In the activity and
strength, closing at the top. Thero was
n better domestic cull for cash ats, whicn
were unchanged to Uu higher, and tin Im
provement tn the Investment call.
Thero was a slight let-up In tho de
mand which has kept provisions on the
up grade recently, duo to llberul hog le
celpts at primary points, ulthough there
wore 24,000 head under the receipts of a
year ngo,
The leading futures close;! am follows:
Artlclel Open. High. I Low Cloe. Yes'y.
Wheat
May. 934i03
July. 90Vi54
Sept. 8Wi
Corn.
May. 5m&'ri
July. 52H4tVt
Sept. Uil&i'i
Oats.
May. 32H'j
July. W
Sept. 3JH
Pork.
Jan.. IS 52-60
May. 18 90
Lard. I
Jan.. 10 12U
May, 10 20
Ribs.
Jan I
May.jlO 10 12
93ttl9214Wl931i6ail 9274
90tt3i W!i9OS01,9OttirVi
52 I 5Ui! 52 I SU4
52W4I B2462teTil 51Ti
63il 63 1 W52Tia63
33
33'.434?iH:
33H
3i
3SI
UWl 34SI33VV&i
18 ll 18 00
IS glhil 18 W
' I
10 10 I 10 15
10 17141 10 IS-
IS 90 I 18 80
10 12V41 10 10
10 20 10 15
1 10 00 i
I 10 12H 10 15
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, new. ils.uOQi
18.R!ij. Lard, $10.10. Short ribs, sides,
$9,59110.25.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
eriual to 783,000 bu. Primary receipts wute,
1.O47.00O bu.. against 625,000 bu. font year.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow;
Wheat, 29 cars, corn, 1,002 cars; oats, lbs
cars; hogs, 32,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. 2 red,
$1.12&'1.15; No. 3 red, $1,0&&1.08; No, 3
hard, 91j4c; No. 3 hard, &oaoic, No. 1
northern, 91&c; No. 2 northern, &8j00c;
No. 3 northern, 854j87c; No. 2 spring, 87i?
89c; No. 3 spring. 84&S6C; No. 4 spring, W
65c; velvet chaff, kwfiOOc; durum, 8tiv2c.
Oats: No. 2 white. 31S35Wc, No, 3 white.
32V33V4c; No. 4. 30?io; No. 4 white, .11$
LEGAL NaiTCKS
THE BOARD OF DISTRICT No. e"
Thurston. Neb., will receive hlt r.
steam heating plant for the school house
Plans and specifications on file at the
Thurston State bank. Bids to be opened
January 31st at 8 o'clock, p. m. The board
reserves tbe right to reject any or all bids.
ELMER SERVINE.
Jan. 30 d7U Secretary.
. stsmlald ,-ll.'li t .n n No j
5 1 How. 4'4rfi0i . No. 4.'t4V, No 3
white, 49Stc. No. .1 yellow. 47MHSV.
No 4. 4iSN7'4c: No. 4 white. 4HM9c; .No
4 yellow. 4f47V. Rye. No. 2. mMnf
Barley. 6H73c Feeds Timothy, W.tXi
4.15, clover. $10.tOT19.76.
Ill'TTHR-FiKn; creameries. JtWW'io
EOtJS-FInn: receipts 4.S07 rases, fresh
recetpts, at mark, eases Included. tff21r,
refrigerator firsts. ITe; firsts. io.
POTATOES Steady; 454WV
POI'LTRY Steady; dreesl turkeys,
28c; hens. 13c; springs. We.
new Yoiiic :n.-i:n.vi, siaiiket
t(uitnliona of the liny on Vnrloti
Com modltles.
HV YORK. Jan. 2' -FI.Ot:R Oint
uprlng patents, $4 0.H.(: winter straiBhls,
ji.wjm.w. winter iMteuts. Jl.TimV. io.
spring clears. J4.3MM t;.. winter evtra.
No. 1. tl.(WI 15, winter extras. No.
M.Rr4.00. Knnws stnUghts. t.lJ-4 .
Rio flour, quiet; fair to goodi $3 0f!i
Xm. oboloe to fancj. $.t!Oi4.0i. Buck
wheat flour, quiet; (2.35 per 100 lbs.
COUNMEAlT-Ktwuly: fine white and
e!low, $l.aafil.35, coarse. (1.3501.30; kiln
dried. $3.13.
RYE No. 2 western. G7f6Sc, c. I. f.
Buffnlo.
WIIEAT-Spot miirket firm: No. I nil.
$1,09, elevator, and $1.10. f. o. b. afloat,
nominal; No. 1 northern Duliith. $1
f. o. b. afloat Futures market was firm
early on th cables, "but lost part of the
advance under liquidation. Ijitcr prloon
milled on covering, closing Mf4o not
hlRlicr. May. 9,st,It)9,ic, closed nt P9Vc,
July closed at 974e; bonded wheat, Jan
uary, rlosed nt $1.00H; Mny. Wtc; July.
97!1c. Receipts, 101,000 bu. ; shipments.
39S.O0O bu.
CORN Spot market flnn: export, 5fi'o,
f. o. b. afloat. Receipts, 91.000 bu.; ship
ments, none.
OATS Spot market steady; standard
white. S.Si39c Receipts, 64.000 bu ; ship
ments, none.
HOI'S Steady ; state, common to choice.
1912 crop, 20$f23c; i911 crop. 134fl5u; Pnclflc
coast. 1912 crop. 17(fr2Sc; 1911 crop. 134(16-3.
HIDES Firm: Central America, 2So;
Bogota. 27W2SVtc.
FEED Steady; western spring bran,
$23.50d"r24.00; standard middling, $24.0Oir-'I.A).
HAY-(julet: stundnrd. (l.txwffl.ffi; No. 1.
$1.0711.10; No. 2, STicifrd.OO; No. 3, SOftTWc
LEATHKIt-ltrm. hemlock firsts, Jytf
2!V; seconds, 27jJ2Sc. thirds, 2tW25c; rj-i
Jects. 19i20c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, steady : mesa,
(IS 7Mi 19.23; family, $21.50(r23.(M, short
flenrs. $21 .WU 23.(0. Beef, steady; mess,
$20.00ii2l.o0: family, $24.00g 25.00. Beef hams,
(2O.Wir32.0O. Cut meats, steady; plcklid
bellies, 10 to 14 lbs.. 12c; pickled hams, 14o.
Lard, steady; middle west prime. $13.WMt)
11.00; refined, firm; continent, $10.70; South
America, $11.40; compound, $7.5(57.'7o.
TALLOW- Barely steady; prime city,
hhds.. 6's.c. bprclal, 67i'; country, fi'i1if."iC.
UUTTEIt Steady; receipts, 7.S.V, tulm;
creanterj' extras, ,13V&H.1e, flrstB, Wi.Do;
process oxtriis, 26Vitf27c; firsts, 21(523 ,
Imitation croamery, firsts, 24V4i.yc; fuc
tury, held, 22ff24c; current make, firsts,
23(&2;iHc; packing stock, June make, 20ft
21'sc; current make, No. 2, iUtfSO&c: No. 3.
17il9c.
CHEESE .Market easy; receipts, 337
boxes; state', whole milk, whlto or cjl
orcd specials, 17iSlSc; average run, greon,
15?4016o; state, whole milk, winter spe.
dais. 16',4Ji'17c; bklma, 2ffHc.
EUOS-Firmer, receipts. 9,214 casus;
fresh gathered extras. 27ft'Jo; hold rresh,.
average best, 20jt21c; refrigerator flints,'
19Hil20c; western gathered whites, 2W"iM0''.
POULTRY Dressed, steady; fresh klllwf
western chickens, 14JJ0c; fowls, 13Ji'17c:
turkeys, 14Jf23H:c.
Nt. I, ouls (ienerHl 3Inrkpt.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-WHEAT-No. 1
red. S1.09A1.14; No. 2 hard. 90itf9.'c.
CORN No. 2. 49c; No. 2 white, 52fjjC2Hc.
OATS-No. 2. 33!i031c; No. 2 white. MVj
Closing prices of futures:
Wl I EAT May, 93'Hi&flc: July, S9tS9i4c.
CORN May. t,Vtfalic; July, 62Hc.
OATS May, 34',(,c; July, 33.
RYE-Steady at 63V4C.
FIXJI'R Dull; red winter patents. (3.00
66.25; cxtru .fancy and straights, $4.0oii
4.M); linrd winter clears, (3.40y3.55.
SEED Timothy, (1.00.
CORNMEAL Steady. ,
BRAN Dull.
HAY Firm; tlmotliy, S13.OOffl7.CW: prai
rie, (12.00W15.00.
BAOGINtl 9Tic.
TWINE Hemp. Sc.
PROVlSIONS--Pork, unchanged; Job
bing, $16.75. Lard, unchanged; prime
Steam, $10.35(8.10.43. Dry salt meats, un
changed; boxed extra shorts, Sll.37Vi;
clear ribs. $11,37',; shoit-clHO's, $11.62f.
Bacon, unchuhgod; boxed extra shorts,
$12.37; clear ribs, $12.37H; short clears,
$12.2!4,
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bblS.-...: 10,000 12,XJ
Wheat, bu 11S.000 lOb.WK)
Corn, bu t-O.OM 14.000
Onts, bu S2.000 t2,tW9
POULTRY Dull; chickens. He; springs,
12c; turkeys, 17c: ducks, ltic; geese, 12e.
BUTTKR Steady: crenmery, 27caC3c.
EGOS Him, at r.'c.
KnnsiiH t'lty (J nil 11 and provision.
KANSAS CITY, Jiuk 21,-rdloslng prices
of futuits:
WHEAT Jilay, SS'.ll&SSHc; July, 85;iQ)
85Tic.
CORN May, GlUfcfdHc; July, Slid.
OATS May. 35ic
BUTTER Creamery. 32&c; firsts, JOVjC;
seconds, 28c; pucklng, 2H4c.
EGas-Extras, 26c; firsts, 24!; sec
onds, 15c.
POULTRY Hens, llV4fll2c: roosters, !c;
young turkeys, 18c; ducks, 1314c.
Receipts. Shipments'.
Wheat, bu 8,000 74,000
.
Corn, bu C.,000 29. WO
Oats, bu 16,000 9.W0
-
Visible hupp'V of Urnln.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. The vlsiblo sup
Ply of gruln In the United States Satur
day, January 18, as complied by the Now
York Produce exchange was as follows!
Wheat. 66,821,000 bushels, Increased 627,000
bushels. Wheat In bond, 5,339,0n0 bushels,
decreased, 1,136,000 bushels. Corn, 7,692,000
bushels, increased 82S.O00 bushels. Oats,
9,313,000 bushels, incerased 523,000 bushels.
Oats In bond, 222,000 bushels, decreased
51,000 bushels. Rye, 1,659,000 bushels, de
creased 191,000 bushels. Barley, 3,286,000
bushels, decreased 361,000 bushels. Barley
In bond 131,000 bushels, decreased 53,000
bushels. '
Mlnr-minlta (irnln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 21. WHEAT
May, Nic; July. 89JnWc. Closing: No. 1
hard. 88H0; No. 1 northern. 8IH!!8c; No. 2
northern. 84l6S6e: No. 2 hard, Montana,
874c; No. 8, S2Wfo84c.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 4WiHc
OATS No. 3 white. 30?4--)31c.
RYE No. 2. 57i869o.
BRAN-$I9.50.
FLOUR 1'lrst patents. $l.30i'(j4.65; sec
ond putents, Jl.lMfl.OO; first clears, $3.10
03.40; second clears, $2.3V&-2.60.
FLAX-$1.2D?4.
BARLI0y-i6)c.
Iilvrrpool Grain Miirknt.
LIVERPOOU Jan. 21.-WHEAT-Spot,
enalcr; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s9Hd; No. 2,
7s6'Ad; No. 3, 7s 4'd. Futures, firm;
May. 7sjr?id; July. 7s 2d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed,
new. 6s 6d; American mixed, old, 6s hid;
American mixed, old, via Galveston,
6.1 Sd. Futures, - strong; January, 5s2d;
February, 4s ll'd.
Omaba liny Mnrkrt,
OMAHA, Jan. 2,1. HAY No. 1 upland,
in ejyifttt wi. 'n 9 tfi firVff m no. Ma 1 cm
J.fiO; Np. I midland. 0.ttlO.OQ; No. 2,
$9.00i&.50; No. 2. $S.Oyn9.00; No. 3, $7.00!T
8.00. Alfalfa, No. I pea green variety,
$14.00014.50; No, 2, $12.00'8 13.50: No. 3, $9.00
11.00. Straw, oats and rye, $.004j.50;
wheat. $3.00-fl6.E0.
SlIlHaukre Crnln Mnrkrt.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Jan. 21. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, 90u91c; No. 2 northern,
87io; No. 2 hard winter. 9rtKc: May.
901V(91c; July, 89Hc.
t torn no. 3 yeuow, 4sc; No. 3 wnite,
49H&Oc; No. 3, 4714c; May. 51fj6Sc; July.
52i4c
OATR-lIay. StVko.
BA RLE Y 53fp72:.
Pcorln Mnrkrt,
PEORIA. Jan. 21.-CORN-Market
lVio up; No. 3 -yellow, 4Tc; No. 4 yellow,
45 Wc; No. 3 mixed, 47c; No. 4 mixed,
Q4640.
OATS Market 4p up; standard, 34c; No.
3 White, 33U6334c; No. 4 white, 324c
Slelnl ainrket.
X ,..tlf VA,1 , - T m ...M, r it
ir.n ivjviv. ail. .(.-JlKil AUl-
Copper exports thin month 10,181 tons.
London ronner steady: snot. i28g. 17m M-
futuros, i:ee Sa 9d. Iindon tin easy; spot.
t2i 5s. future. 274 10s. Uindon lead,
fi7 Ixnidon Hpelter, 126 2 sSd Iron,
Cleveland warrants (Rs 3d, In Ixindon
ST I.OH8. Jan. t. -METAI-r-ad,
steady, at $4.20. Spelter, lower, at (710.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices Rise Without Mnrked In
crease in Demand.
SHORT CONTRACTS COVERED
Copper lsnr l)lsiln Mri-iiKtli,
Mlth London Metnl .Mnrket
btrndlrr, l.'olttmlnu Re
cent (Intbrenks,
MCW YORK. Jan. SI. With no marked
increase In demand prli-es of stocks roe
substantially today. Tho market Vhh
dull during most of the srnslnti and thet
was neither onlarged outsldo buying nor n
cliaiige in market factors of sufflrleut
ImiHirt to account for n rise Hiuoilntlng to
more thnti three points In Union Pacific,
two or more In steel. Rending, Amalga
mated and Canadian Pnclflo and a point
or over for a long list or other l
The rise npimrently- was due In largo 1
iiii i io covering ot Short contracts. Thero
was no hurried buying Mich as would In
dicate a forced retreat ot the bears, al
though In the last hour prices rose rup
Idly enough to Indicate a moro urgent de
mand. The copper storks displayed strength
The London metal market was steadier
following the recent brooks. Interbor
ottgh storks wero depressed by opiosltlon
to the proposed subway contract. To
bacco shares uer Nlrnnr
Iondon, which sold storks rather freely i
hero yesterday as a buyer today, takln,
about 10.000 shares.
Tho first of the larcn nillninilo in rnri 1
earnliigs for necomber was Baltimore X
Ohlo wlioM statement disclosed futher
galus. amounting to $1,111,000 In gross and
$339,000 In net.
Some marked advances wero made In
bonds, but thq main movement was nar
row and uncertain. Total sales, par
value. $2,050,000. United States bonds, un
changed. Nutnbcr of sales ana leading quotations
on stocks wero as follows:
Salts, lllgti. Low Cloie.
AinalMmated Copr J.;iM 7m TJH
Amor Inn AcrleuKuml .. Kx) M tl't M'i
Amrrlru licet Sugar 1ft) JT r j;
Anifrluui Ciin i.9) jjij
American Vn pM J,( JH'i lll't 115H
Amorlcan C & V Mil W jj m
American Cotton Oil... . 3,l 6I" H M
Am c Rmirttl(n 30) 4 M'l 3S
Amerlran I.lnunt too 10'. li)t 10
American IxMmotUa ... 1,110 8; jjtj syaj
American 8. It r.,M TJ'i 7i, 7514
Am. S It. pM lew '10014 tdOU lft",
An' buitar Refining im list, 11514 lt5U
American V. k T ,X) 133 133 1331
American Tohneco ls7 jks 2St "
Anaronaa atlnlnx Co...;. JJOft 37'4 36i 3J
Atehlwn 2,000-lMi t04, lots
AtchUon pti 1(10 1(U4 ,0; m
Atlantic Const Line 1(X) it j9 jj-j
lutllmoro A- Ohio 1,000 HC.14 wn 11U
nethleheni steel no as; 3S .1.114
llrouklrn Ilapld Tr wo &jjt 1514 jni.j
Canadian Pacltlo 1, 000 ;454 lll WJ14
Central Leather 100 Sai 7'4
Chepea)o fc Ohio ("00 77 7J, 7714
Chicago It. W f 700 1H H'i 1H
"hlcngo, M. & St. P.... S,mii) 1IJV4 nji4 uja,
Chicago & Jf. V tot) ij4 m
Colorado F. e 1 200 33 32 31j
ConMilldateil Daa oo JT 1.W4 m
Orn rroducta 200 u u 13
Delaware Hudson iqo K4!4 18t'4 13
Denver & tllo Oranile.,. J0 tm ;n, 311;
Denver It. O. pfj ; . . s
Tltstlltcrs' Securltlea ... J00 lit IS4 un
Rrl 1,M0 JO'i 501, 30T,
trie Ut pM 300 47Vi 47i 4f;
1--le M pflt i-00 JS14 3l, 3J
Oaneral t:iectrlo 7tl 141H 141 143
"rem Northern pfd.. . ,W)fl 123 l!(t'4 1S7",
(Jroat Northern Ore elfa. Kno 3J 3J 34
llllnola Central 300 13714 is: 11714
Interborough Met '.vm 17i 17 1714
Inter Met pM l.soo to 59 HIT4
International Handler.. !K) 100 10S . !01
Inter-Marino pfd ,. ., . , , 07;
Inlernntlonal Paper . .. l.too It J'i to
International pump , 15
Kanwin City Southern... 1O0 2 ;n iti
Iaclede Clan too 103 loj I0H4
thlgh Valley 8,500 HI isivZ
liuUvllle & NaahrlUe.. SOO 137, 117 137
M , Ft P. & S. ate. M 1M
Mltaourl, K. ft- T.. ...... 400 21h !7 S7i
Mltiuurl I'aclflr 1,400 41 40!4 4Hi
N'atlonat meruit 200 120 11H4 ljou
National 100 48U , 4'i 4
N. II. It. of M. 2d pfd 26
New York Central 1,500 107T4 107 10JU
N. Y., 0. .- W 100 33 32 Si?i
Norfolk Western 200 112 112 1U
North American 714
Northern Pacific ' 1,700 lUij t4 1114
Pacific Mall 100" 30 30 :'
I'ennayhanla 2,100 122Vi 123 122
People'a 0a 200 114 3- njtj
P.. C . C. & St. L 104
IMttaburgli Cual 200 22 22 22
Preaaed 8tn-l Car 200 33 4 31!4 3ii
Pullman Palace Car. .. 100 1(3 15 Isl
Heading 07,000 l4i I2'4 154
Itepublle I. & S 800 23i- 23 34
Itepubllc I. tr S. pfd. .. ,100 35U 82'4 33H
ltock Inland Co 5,600 23 :m 21
Itock Island rv. ptd 1,300 JDli J7"! 33
fit. IA F, ;pfd...' ?0il. 161, 26',i 2
Reatnant AJr Line., 100 Uli 1Ma IX
Sealward A. I pfd 100 4U 46i ' 4
Rloaa-Hhetfleld S H I.., 40
Southern racltlo 7,000 1W 101s, 105
Southern Railway 1.100 37 27 27U
Bo. Hallway ptd 800 7 79 791,
Ten no-tea Copper 700 31 33ti 3fi
Tenaa A Pacific 500 20 20 20
Vnlon Twlllo 18.IU0 160 157 9
Unloir I'acltlc ptd 200 90 90 39
United states Jtealty 7214
Vnltetl states Rubber... . 1,400 C6 (3 6H
United titales Hteel 11,200 54 2 (4
II. 8. Steel pfd. .. 1,200 109 109 109
Utah Copper ,. l.lno 64 t4 54
Va.-Caroli'aa Chemical .. t,000 38 36 88
Wabneh i 8
Wabash pfd 4 200 13 12 12
Weatarn Maryland 1.200 44 43 43
Weatern Union . ... 200 71 70 71
Weetlnghouan Klectrtc .. 200 74 74 71
Wheeling & I,, If 7
Bi. dividend. .
Total ralea for tha day, 315,100 aharea.
eiv York money Market,
KEW YORK, Jan. 21,-MONK" On
call, steady at 2V4Q2& per cent; ruling
rate, 2v4 per cent; closing bid, 2V4 per
cent; offered at 2 per cent. Time loans,
weaker,; sixty dayis 3i per cent;
ninety days, 4 per cent; six months, 4g
4U per cent.
Pill MB MERCANTILE PAPER VAAW
per cent.
RTKRLlNCr KXCH A NGU Strong, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8.110
for sixty-day bills and nt $4.8700 for de
mand, commercial bills, $4.82',.
SILVKR Bar, C3c; Mexican dollars, 40c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. 8. ret. u, ret.
.101 K C. Sii. ref. 5.. 97
.101 I.. R. deb. 4s 1931.. 93
.102!, t N. unl. 4a ... 98
.103M. K. A T. lat 4. 94
.J13 'do gtu. 4a.. .. 8
.113llc paotflo 4a bliu.
do coupon
V. S. 3a, re
do coupon
U. B, 4i, leg
do coupon
Tanama ta coupon.. 1113 do cunr. ia M
A.-C. lit ta ctfa... 60 lf It n of M 4a. 87
Anwr. Ag. ta. 101 N. V. C. r- Ha. . . M
A. T. A T. c ta. .101 do dab. 4a w
Am. Tobauo a 120 N. Y. N. II. A If.
Armour A fo. 4a. 93 ct. 3 M
Atchlaon gen. 4-.-- ilKH. A W. lat c, 4.. 98
do or. 4s W-
lum lo cv it in
104 No I'aclflo 4a 9V,
N do 3 67
70. B. Jj. rfdg. 4.. 91!i
91 Penn. cr. 3a 1815. 97'i
do cv. Da
A O. U lat t .
Jlal. A Ohio 4i .
do 3a
Ilrook. Tr. tv 41. 89 do eon. 4a loi
CVn. ot 0. C 10ltadlDg kd 4a . 97
Cen. leather 6a. . .. 96 a. I.. A s. t' tr 4a 7f.v.
Uliea. fc unio .. ao gen. r.
do eoqv. a K8t. U H w c
Chicago A A. 3i. 83 B. A. I.. adj. ta
V II. A U. J. ta... 9Sgo. Pac. col. 4i.
do gen. 4a . 93 do cv 4i
81
4a m
.. 76
. . w
104
. 78
' M A S I' c 4l. J05 d' Ut ref. 4a
V. It I A P. c. 4. 3So, ItaJIway ta .
do rfg. 4a 88 do gan. 4
C. A B. r A 4a. 94(Unlon -Paelflo 4a.
ft. A It. cv 4a . . 97 ao ct 4a ., ,
98
D. A It, a. ref. M 31 no lit A ref. 4.. 9S
nittlilera' Ca .... M v. a Hubher It. .1ft
Krla p. I. 4 86 p. s. 8te'l 3d C.. lOlf.
do gen. 4a 78' Va.-Car. CWi. ttT. jbtj
do cv. 4i, er. II 78 WaUh lat A ei. 4a 63
III. On. lt ref. 4. 98 Weatern Md. 4. .. 83
Inter. Met. 4a .... IJSW.il, Klee. irv ta.. 93
Inter. M. M. 4a... 4wia. Central 4.... 91
Japan 4a .90
Bid. "Offered.
Vork JVItulriK- Htuoks.
NKW YORK, Jan. 21,-CIoslng quota
tions tin mining stocks were:
Coin. Tunnel stock.. 8 Mnlean 90
do bnnda 13 Ontario 3t0
Con. (a I. A Va. . It Ophlr .... ,)
Iron Silver 180 Small Ilnpet 13
Ieadvllle Con. I Btandard 80
Little Chief 4 Yellow Jacket 18
Olfrrvd.
I'liiHllttnu of Trraaury,
WASHINGTON. Jan. 31 -The condition
of thti I'nlted States treasury at the be
ginning of buslnetis today was: Working
Lalance, 82J27,te, In banks and Philip
pine tieasurv $H0.&8.491. total of general
fund, $134,1110,783; rrtt'elpts yesterday,
t',271.MI5; ilisburKements $1,021,620. Tho
deficit this fiscal year $7.493,f8. as against
a deficit of $aU3,.6w last year The
fgurei for receipts and disbursement and
deficit exclude Panatn.i i.tnal and public
debt transaction
. .
London Mock Mnrket.
LON1XJN, Jan. II American seeuiltles
oponeit nulet and later n prtlt of the list
advanced 011 light covering. At noon
prices ranged from unchanged to a point
above parity.
tindon rloslng sti-k qtiotntlons:
Crtnaola. money . . T Lmtartlle ft NHah I4t
do account .... 7sMn, Kan. Tel. ft
Amal. Copper 18 New Ywk rVnlral .110
AtchlMvn .tCTNfolk fe Weetern tt
IktltlKor Ohio. 1x imtarlo Wettern 33
(Mnaftlan Paelfle . 49lVnniTlTanla .... t
Tieapealie A Ohio. 79 Heading !
(Til. llreat Weatern 1Hethera Itr .
41. Mil fc St. l'.lUH,mU,em Paflfle ,.1t"
IVnrer A Bin O . linlon Taelllo 1t
Ktle . 1'V t. Steel
do 1 pM . 4Vat4h S
tlrand TninV Jte ttera ... 31
Itllnela Central 130 Hand Mlne ... .
SILVKIt liar, iiulet at SK' per ounce.
MON'KV-4l per cent.
Plscount rates: Short bills. 1 per cent:
three months, 4 II-IMH1! per cent.
MnatiMi
BOSTON. Jim
on mining storks
Allmiet
Amal C.pper
A Z LAS.. .
Arliena tVm.
II.' A t'.C A B. M.
Nl.x-U .Xorkol.
21. -'Uvliig iiuolatlons
were as follows:
Mohawk St
78iNada l-Vn 1
M VIpWlHU Jllnea . .
"Nrlh lliitte Ji
SS North 1-nVe- 3
t)ld Dominion 48
Cal. A Arltona
Cal. A llecla.
Centennial
VV) 0 (Hla W
l Unlney 71
c iianiiii . ti
13 ?niH-rlr J
7 Superior II. M . t
3 Tamarack 31
tVpper ltange O. C.
llnat IHtte '. M.
Franklin
t Irtmt t.n
tlrauby Con
tlnM-ne Cananca ...
lals Itryale t'epper
Kef lke
iMkn Copper
1m Salle Conier. ..
Mlam4 Copper ....
Aaked.
WtV. . B It. A M.. 4
S, do ptd 49
;4t lah On 1
, PUh tVpiwr Cn t4
Winona 8
4'iWoherlne 7
34
llnnk t'lrnrtiiKS.
OMAHA. Jon. 21. Bank clearings for
today wero $2.IS3,I76.B3 and $3.31,1,2fA14 for
the corresondlng day last year. .
OS4A.1IA (IK.MCHAt, MAUKIST.
BUTTBR-No. 1. 1-lh. carton. S5c; No.
1, 60-lb. tubs. 34V4c: No 2, 33c.
BISKK t'tJT Plllt'UM-Wholesnle prices
of beef cuts effective January SO, are
ns follows: No 1 ribs, 20We; No. 2. l&c;
No. 3.. llc. .No. 1 loins, S2o; No. 2, 17c;
No. S. 13c. No 1 chllcks, VIVjc; No. I,
Sc; No. 3, 84c. No. 1 rounds. 13c; No.
2. lltc, No. a, 10c. No. plntcs, SUc;
No. 2. 7tc; No. S, "c.
CI1RKHU ImiKirted Swiss, 35c; Ameri
can Swiss, 20c; block Swiss, 24o; twins,
19o;. daisies, 18c; triplets, 19c; Young
Americas, 21c; blue, label brick. 19c; Urn
borgcr. 2-lb.. c; 1-lb., 22C; New York
white, 21c.
"white. Wltc.
POULTHY-Brollers. $o.OOff.00 per dox.,
lions. 10c; cocks, 11c; ducks, 20o: geese, 15o;
turkeys, 25c; 'pigeons, per dot., $1.20. Alive,
broilers, 17u; hens, 11c; old roosters, CHc;
ducks, full feathered. 12o; geese, full
feathered, 16c; turkeys, 18c: pigeons, per
doz., 6O0; homers, $2.00. squabs, No. 1.
$1.50; No. 2. 69a
FISH (li"resh)-PIckerel, 11c, frozen;
white, 14c, fronn. trout, 14c, frozen;
large crapples, 12o;, frozen; Spanish
mackerel, 16o; eel, ICo; haddock, 13cl
flounders, 13c; grefm catfish. 14c; shad
roe, per pair, 40c; salmon, 15c; halibut,
20c; frozen, 13c; buffalo, 9c; bullheads, 13c.
Oysters, bay. standards, $1.9; northern,
tl.OO; selects, $1,110; counts, $2.00.
FRUITS Oranges: California navels,
Cully colored. tO size, $2.00; Wl ste. $2.M;
126 slzo. $2.bO; W, 176, 200 and 216 size,
13.00. Grape fruit, extra taney Florida,
46. 54, 64 and t, per box, $3.60. Cranber.
rles: Wisconsin long keeping, extra fancy
Howes', Jumbo, per bbl., $3.50; extra fancy
Jersuy, per bbl., $9.00; extra fancy, Bella
und Cherry, per box, ts.00. Lemons; Air
Bhlp brand, 300 of 360 slzo, $6.76. CocoanuU;
In sacks, per suck, $5,75; per dozen, 80c.
llonoy: new Colorado, twenty-four
frames, per case, $3.76. Dates: FanI, 13
lb. box, pur lb., 12c; New Hull, bulk, per
lb., 7c: new .Anchor Pkg. (30 cartons),, per
box, $2.25; new Dromedary (30 cartons),
per box, $2.75; Figs: now 12 12, per box.
He; new 6 crown (Turkey), lbo: new i
crown (Turkey), 16o; new 7 crown tTUr
key), 17c. Apples: extra fancy Washing
ton JonathUllr', 113. 125. 13o. 150, 165, box,
$1.85; extnv fancy Washington Grimes'
Goldens, 113. 126, 133, 150, box, $1.75; extra
fancy Washington Roman Booutles, 72, SO,
88. V6, 103, 12o, box, $1.75; extra luncy
Washington Black Ben Davis, 72, W. M,
96, 104, 125 count, box', $175; extrit funcy
WailUnuton Red Wlno Hap, 104, 112, U5,
118, box, $2.00; axtra fanuy Pink Cheek
Waxen and White Winter Pcarmalns, W,
104, 113, 125, 138, 160, 163 count, box, $2,00;
extra fanoy Colorado, unwrapped. Whits
Winter Pearmaitis, 150, 165, 180, 200 count,
box, $1.66; extra fancy New Vork Bald
wins, per bbl., $2.90; extra fancy New
York It, I. Greenings, per bbl.. $3.26; ex
tra fancy New York Btata Russots, per
bbl., $3.00; extra fancy Missouri Jona
thans and Grimes Goldens per 'M., $4.u0,
6 bbL lots or':mure, assorioa, lbo pur bbL
off; .extra fancy Mlls6ur Ben Davis, pat
bbl., $2.50; uxtra fancy Missouri Wins
Pippins, per bbl., $2,76; extra fancy Ml,
sourl Willow Twigs.-' Black Twigs, York
Imperials and other tin vutwtles, par
bbl., 13.3.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Jan. 21.-WOOIj-Dom.Mttc
market shows signs of a revival, with
vulitcH holding steady. Interest lit thu
ma clip Incruasus as holders clear their
bins ot old stock. Considerable old Texas
wool hns been sold recently, and thero
Is a fnlr liKiulry for Cnlliornla. Ohio
delaines aro ipilet, but a moaerutu de
maiid is reported lit medlunt nearby wool
and for territory stock In orlglnul bags.
Leading dotiiestlu quotations range us
follows: Missouri, three-eighths tdnod,
dOUttlc; onu-nuarter blood, 3uy31e. Scoured
basis. Texas flue, six to eight months,
u'mic, tine, tweivo months, v.Uc, Miu
fail. 4"tV)c. Cullfornlu: Nortnern, b'w
63c; middle county, Uvubic, southern, 4a
4-lc; fall, free, 4b'a60c. Oregon: Kust
ern, stuplo. No. 2, b!4twcj eastern, cloth
ing, 00c asked. Territory: l''lno stuplo,
Ol'tfiwio; fine inedliiui stuplo, 6'!c asked 1
flnu clothing, tiOiiOlc; flnu medium dom
ing, 67(fac; halt blood, combing, 00&4lu;
three-eighths blood combing, 57fijx$c; one
iuartur blood combing, 5yu5c, I'uUed:
Klne, A, 67ijfic; A Htipers, 64i5,")C. .
ST. IjOLIS. Juii. 21. V.OOIWite.ady;
medium grudes, combing nnd clothing,
231200; light fine, littt'-'lc, heavy fine,
lyylic; tub washed, Ll'tjOJc.
LONfXN. Jun. 21. WOOIj A flno se
lection of well known clips nttracted
strong bidding nt firm prices at tho auc
tion sales loony. There wero 10,70s bales
offered. Uupurflno Vlutorlun scoured,
sold at 2s 7u mid gronsy nt Is 6d.
Americans purchased light merinos and
cross-brt'ds.
Coffee .Murki't.
Nl'JW YORK. Jan. 21.-COFPB1C-FU-tures
market opened steudy and gen
erally 1 to 3 points lower under ovor-nlght
selling "orders utter ubsorblng eutly ut
ferlligs und the nurket sold about 1 to I
points net higher on cdterlng of shorts.
A disappointing spot doniand later eased
prices off, with the ctoso steady, net un
changed to 4 points lower. Hales were
43,000 bagH. January, 13. 10C; February,
13.2k.-; Murch, 13.80c, April. 13.42c: May,
13.66c; June. 13.61c; July, 13.72c; August,
13.79c, Heptember. 13.8Bc: October, la.alc;
November. 13.78C, December, W.74c. Spot
coffee. Millet: Rio 7s. 13c; Santos Is,
ll'ttc; mild, quiet; 1 ordova, WfllSc.
Sluul l lty Live Htock Slnrkel.
SIOUX CITY. la. Jan. 21J CATTLE
Receipts 1,600 head, market steady; na
tive steers, $6 60i;r9.00; cows and heifers.
J4.UWI7 W; cauuers, $3.2&tf4.50; stockers and
feeders. $fl.3OJf7.60; calves, .1V1.M: bulls,
$5.tXHt7.00.
HoGfl Receipts 6.600 head, market
weak, heavy, $7.20S'7.aO; nil zed, $7,154(7.25;
light. $7.10f"7.15; pigs, $6.CMJJJ.76, bulk ot
sales, $7.2oru7.30.
HHKi:i' AND IjAilBS Receipts 700
head; market steady; wethers, $5.2VdL60;
owes, $4.60t).00; lambs, $7.(4ts.60.
Turpentine null Itoslu.
SAVANNAH. Ga . .Inn. 21 -THTCPlffN-TINB
Firm, Xt-X'd-MX'.i sales, 413 bbls ; re
ceipts, 911 bbls., shipments. 1,800 bbls.;
stock. 22.150 bbls.
ROSIN -Firm; sales, 2,260 bblB.. te
celpts, 4,1011; shipments. 8.2C0 bbls ; stock.
146.3TO bbls. Quote. , H. S.a5g.40; C
D, W.lOajC.i K. $.V55; K. $3.fM6,G0, G.
$stM6'"'; h. $5 pm.m: k. $!.7ii; m, n.
$7.16; W. G, $7.20: WW. $7S0.
I
Dry 4jood ninrkrt.
NKW YORK. Jan. 2d. -DRY GOODS
The iwiiitliorn linos of flaiiiiellettna wero
prlcwl for fall today from Ho to He a.
yard higher than the opening prices of a
yoar ago. Amuskougs staple glnghuuis
wore iidvancwl today to Gfio up half a
cent a yard and A. C. A. tickings to Vic.
up c a yard.
Suuat- Market,
NKW YORK, Jan. 21 -Sl'GAR- Raw.
steady. Muscovado, 83 test, 2.98c, cenlrlf.
ugul, W test, 3 41c, molussea siigur, 85
test, 2 72'', refined, quiet
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Killing- Cattle Generally Steady, but
Feeders Not So Strong1.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
Flit Sheep tn I.IkIiI Mippl.i uul Ton
In Fifteen ItlKlirr l.ntnli Slim,
but lirnernll Strnily
ltttli .llomlii).
Sdl'TIt OMAHA, Jan. 21, 1913.
Receipts weie: Cattle, llogs. Slieop.
Official Monday tv'.iU 7,: 16.137
Kstlmate Tupwluy 6,4m) ir..:a) l.VttX)
Two days this week . II, B 2t.S 31.137
Sumo dius last week. .11,145 17,(l 29.07J
Sitmo i!hs 2 weeks ago 11.401 16.MO IB, 11
SaiinidaysSuocksago ll.WI 11,613 21.315
Hnnio days 4 weeks ago 3.MV. 11.042 l3,.VtS
Same duvs last year. .11,883 Sl.rfJl 15.264
The following table shows the receipts
ot rattle, bogs and sht ep at South Omaha
for tho year to date us compared with
last year. 1913 1912. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 57,411 W.Wfi .. 2.W
Hogs 181.387 2O8.0M) .. .. 46.l!)
Slleep 149,112 lOS.195 41.217
The following table shown the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha tor the
lust few days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1913 imf.llill 11910.11909. 1190S.I1907.
Jan. 12 6 17 7 78 8 28 6 82 6 30
Jan. 13. 7 02 6 06 7 73 8 S 5 86 4 OS
Jan. 14. 7 OSS 7 60 8 66 6 87 4 20 6 28
Jan. 15. 7 10!, 6 15 8 42 6 87 4 30 6 35
Jan. 16 . 7 1414 11 13 7 09 5 93 4 33 6 42
Jan. 17. 7 2fr filtS 7 72 S 47 4 26 6 42
Jan. 18. 7 264 0 Oil 7 78 8 It 6 (' 4 24 6 50
Jan. 19 6 0S 7 81 8 33 6 09 6 49
Jan. IX). 7 6 !0 7 t4l 8 31 6 03, 4 27
Jan. 21. ....... 1 7 C7 S 321 5 '.'71 4 a 6 65
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
the Union stock yards. South Omaha.
at
tor
twenty-four hours ending nt 3 o'clock
I.
111., j miliary .v, 1111:1
RKCK1PTS.
Clio, ll'gs. Slip. Iff
C . M. & St. P 10 9 1
Wabash 2 4
Mo. Puclflc 1 6
Union Pnclflc 43 4S 46
C. .4 N. W.. cast.... X 7
C. N. W.. west.... 50 HI 3
C. St. P. M. & O.. 21 20 " 2
C. B. & Q., east... 5 5
C, 11. Q., west... M t.S 25
C. R. I. .t P., cast, t 7 I
C, R. 1. & P.. west. 3 1 - .,
Illinois Central ..... 1 9
Total Receipts ....223
231
6S
DISPOSITION.
Cutlle.llogM.Sheep
Morris &- Co Kfl
429
1.736
Swift & Co 7:12
Cuduliy Packing Co 1,126
Armour & Co 802
Schwartz Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Pitching Co.... 16
S. O. looking Co 3
Swift & Co, St. IjOllIn
W. B. Vansant Co KW
Benton V. a. & Lush.... 69
Hill & Hon 3i,7
F. B. Lewis ' .VCi
llustun & Co IS
J. B. Root & Co 174
J. II. Bulla 30
J j. F. Hues 53
ltosenstook Bros 13
Wortheiiner & Degen.... in
If. F. Hamilton 27
Sullivan Bros 21
RotBchlld & Krebs 15
Mo. & Knn. Calf Co.... 82
Cllno & Christie i:w
Other buyers 7H
3,923
4,200
3,840
1.52
1,818
2,H
6.28.S
C.28S
131
2.S79
Totals '.S.!l 17.005 15, 1M
CATTLK Receipts wero very fair to
day, 21S cars being reported In. Thus tllo
receipts for tho two days this week foot
up 11.663 hem), a few hundred moro than
Inst week or tho week before, but about
the same us a year ngo. Tho market as
a whole was In fairly satisfactory condi
tion. Beef steers seemed to be lit very fair
demand and holders of desirable kinds
wero generally reporting their sales .is
about steady. Trado was not' particularly
active, in fact, if anything. It was a little
slow und dull, hut still tho cattle kept
moving In about the samo notchon ns
yesterday.
Cows and heifers wero generally steady
and 111 snots Dosslbly it little stroiiRer on
jtlirt ihoro attructivu kinds. Tho early re
ceipts changed hands in very fair seuson
,t u 1 1,1a.
Feeders were not quite so active us
they had been for a number of days back,
Thero seemed to bo a feeling on tho part
of buyers that they had boon paying too
much for their cattle, and thero was ac
cordingly a tendency to pound values
wherever It was possible" to do so, The'
receipts being fairly liberal enabled, them
to toko off u little In soino cases. '
Quotations on tattloi Beet steers, gngd
to choice. 17.8039.00; beef steers, fair to
good, $d.004K&0; beet steers, common to
fair, $6,000)1.90; good to cholc belfars,
t5.7MJ6.75: good to oholca cows, 5.4o6.(0;
caws, fair to good grades, $4.40(6.40; com
mon to fair grades, 13.004.40; good ts
oholca stockers und feeders, $6.6008.00;
fair to good stockers and feeders, $5,800
1.60; common to fair stockers and fer
crs, $5.0036.80; stock cows and heifers, $4.54
G&2&; veal calves, JG.Owlr'J.w. bulls, stags,
ate. $.40j.4a
Representative sales:
BKKF STKliRS.
No. Ar. Pr. No. Ar. Tr.
4 800 7 25 7 1384 7 (0
4 35 7 30 43 U33 7 W
18 1091 7 SIS CI 1373 7 (5
t 1180 7 80 21 1480 7 78
31 101)1 7 60 UO 1373 7 88
30...., 1330 7 80
COWS.
.... 10C0 4 60 II 378 t. 76
t 1074 4 75 8 1185 E 85
3 1100 4 75 4 1033 t Ot
ii 1118 5 30 11 lOdt fo
16 lOSt I 60 2 IU3 ( lu
14 1W0 6 60 10 Hot 14
6 ,10M 5 60 4 1260 I IS
26 1U33 6 70 3 ( W
HUIFKR9.
1 661 6 10 H4 8 00
1 10 5 40 7 Hit t 00
3 610 6 41 II 738 Ct
3 443 60 6 87 10
1 67 ( 76 4 861) 6 36
4 1.. 680 5 75 ( 814 36
2 660 6 80
BULLS.
1 15) (D , l.i 1300 3 85
1 !. 830 5 36 1 1330 C 85
1 1230 6 45 1 15(0 30
1 1670 6 IC 1 (A) ;t
1 1800 5 88
CALVKS.
1 280 76 2 lw) )X
1 170 8 00
STOCKJORK AND. FKKDKRS.
t 633 ll 10 760 ' 6 80
10 916 X 3 ( IM
21 IM 6 3 9) 7 00
44 676 C 40 17 817 7 16
C 8M 40 8 344 7 34
576 6 60 4 1011 7 J
4 403 ( 60 3 1060 8 26
3 iV) t 60 . 38 1036 7 36
1 700 6 60 1)8 1014 7 46
8 ( ( 70 13 1248 7 60
2 775 6 76 II W3 7 65
17 Ill 6 M
HOOH-The dally receipts of hogs con
tlnuo to show a fulling off from the cor
responding day one year ngo, today's
supply amounting to no more than 235
cars, or 16,300 head, as against 21,610 head
last year. Though there wua an ap
parent shortage, tho day's receipts were
liberal for a Tuesday when compared
with a week ago und two wouks ago.
While a good sharo of the offerings
stayed pretty well around steady prices
during the early trade, there was a weak
and lower tendency to values later in
the morning. Sellers had good reasons
for holding out for at least steady prices,
but aa later messages Indicated murn or
less depression In the general trado at
all other live stock centers, trade took a
turn for the worse, sales on the luto mar
ket being anywhere from weak to a
V. .WW . M j.j.B4jifM m MMMa
to ea-ffaar fst. Do tou know whether the food
tou iriro your bens roes to make
make fat I We bava last published a pamphlet that will
tell you pampblst sj mall backyard f looks.
It tells bow totnske tha bens moat produotlre tvc4
profitable, bow tokaap tha m laytnsr all tha tjma. even
when moulting;, bow to keep tbem from being a nulsanoe
to self or neighbors, bow to moat economically build
bouses and yards, bow to maka tha hens wark In tha
gsrden. not scratching- up what oa bare planted, but
acraiooing Deiwaeo ma rows ot rnni ana regeiaoifa.
cleaning ont the weeds, loosening up and fertilizing tho
sou. wnietauay ior tus paropniet,
QEO. H.LEE C0M1H5Hirn.ylt.0wirll,(sh.
nickel lower. The market might be
summed tip rs being steady lo n nickel
lower than yesterday, with most of the
holdings disponed of around $7.207 30.
und some prime ones at $7.40, the highest
IHiInt of the day. It will be remembered
that on yesterday tho bulk of the hogs
changed hands largely within the range
of $7.3tvjr7.1.", thus showing most of th
decline on thr heavier grades. Uneven
und slow sales was also a prominent fea
ture of the market and a complete clear
Hiice was not made until late tn the fore
noon. No. Ar. Sh. Tr. No. At. 8h. Pr.
W 1M" ... 7 10 43 143 ... 7 25
88 13S ... 7 10 16 M ... 7 36
4 .... ISO ... 7 It 68 316 ... 7 S6
W II ... 7 16 II 184 ... 7 36
t. . ..t 40 7 It IS JM ... 7 30
'1 t4 . . 7 16 tt m SCO 7 30
St 171 40 7 IX 61 Ml
18 104 M 7 II M Ml
8 .. .172 10 7 16 a M4
::: IS
45 110 60 7 TO 164 ... 7 80
W M ... 7 20 ) tm ... 7 JO
31 .. ..IIS ... 7 20 38 148 130 7 .VI
II 741 ... 7 80 31 2S4 ... 7 10
81 141 . . 7 31 6 777 ... 7 10
341 . . 7 30 ' 64 Ill ... 7 30
2 IM 30 7 30 40 36 ... 7 30
74 m to 7 , 41 144 ... 7 30
W ,5 ... 7 1 34 Ml ... 7
I 1H. ... 7 U M Wl ... 7 30
M 346 80 7 74 Ml ... 7 SO
'4 SHtl 40 7 36 10.... a. 363 ... 7 33t
W IM ... 7 W (7 3 ... T3S
8" 211 ... 7 SS t 211 ... 7 16
4 30 ... 7 S6 16: 847 40 7 It
T 207 ... 7 34, 64 J43 ... 7 31
264 . . 7 ft 50 371 ... 7 W
3 .IM in 111 ST 80 7 36
CO. . ..184 80 7 X 7 ... 7 36
387 ... 7 21 4 1S 40 7 16
47 20 80 7 16 31 WW ... 7 M
41 307 ... 7 24 l 344 ... 7 3A
HI ... 7 36 60 216 ... 7 40
244 ... 7 tt 41 244 ... 7 40
PIGS.
ii ns ... :s
SliKKP Receipts wrre liberal again
this morning, for In tho neighborhood of 72
cars, or about 15,000 head, were received
st tho yards. This Is considerably more
than last Tuesday and two weeks ago,
nnd more than twlco as large ns on tne
sumo day last year, t'nllke the last few
days the supply ran largely to lambs
and sheep offerings made up tho small
end of tins receipts, thero being only u
fair supply of ewes nnd no wethers of
yrnrllugn to speak of. While thero were
u few toads of both prime lambs and
ewes offered, the supply of choice stuff
nfl sumewhat limited. Among the offer
ings wero about a doxen cars of feeding
hiiiibs and yearlings shipped In from
Idaho.
The packer buyers were very Indifferent
buyers when bidding for lambs, ami tua
situation did not look nt all good to sell
ers. Tli in In all probability wan mainly
due to n liberal supply In sight, whlcu
afforded the buyers an excellent oppor
tunity to hold down prices. On the wholo
the lamb trade was slow und even druggy
sometimes, with prices showing no pl
tlrular change from yesterday. Karly In
tho morning a sale of lumbs was tnado
at IS.'jO.
A very moderate supply of sheep en
abled sellers to sell them to a great ad
vantage whrn compared with lambs.
What fat owes were on sale sold fully
10iri5o higher and sellers were not long
In disposing of what they had to offer.
Somu fed western ewes sold as nigh as
$5.(5, ns ngnlnst $5.30, the top pries paid
for iUvcm on Monday. Thoro were really
not enough wethers or yearlings on ralu
to thoroughly test values, though they
showed about the samo Improvement nj
owes.
Quotations on sheep and Iambs: Lambs,
good to choice, .HiflS.PO; lambs, fair Ij
good, $8.00)18,60; yeat'ilugs, light. $r.i.n
8.25; yearlings, heavy. S7.60tf7.7n; wethers,
good to choice, $5,7&tjl.2&: wethers, fair t
good, $5.tAU6.7b; ewes, good to choice, $5.00
M6.50; owes, fair to good, $4."Ua5.W; cull
sheep and bucks, $2. 7543.50.
Representative sales;
176 fed lambs 36 R f6
20 fed owes 121 5 00
242 foil ewes ,107 6 4.".
1043 fed lambs ,, 70 8 ;Ci
2W fed lambs 73 8 40
320 fed lambs 82 8 00
241 fed lambs 70 8 46
251 fed lambs 84 8 45 ,
209 native lambs, feeders 60 7 10
ClIICAtit) LIV11 MTOCIC MARK1CT
Cnttle Sternly ( Lower Hon Wen l
' Sheep Aatlvp,
CHICAGO, Jnn. 21. CATTLU -Receipts,
6,000 head: market steady to loo
lower; beeves, $8. 60ft), 16; Texas steers,
$1.70416.10; western steers. $6.4001, lo;
stockers and feeders, $4.70(f7.60; caws
and heifers, $2,7057.30; calves. $7.O0J0.0O.
HOOS-Recelpts, 30,000 head; market
opened strong, later weak to Sc under
early top; light. $7.307.60; mixed, $7, SO
4j'7.w); heavy. $7.10tW.B0; rough, $7.10
7.25; pigs, $6.0047.40; hulk of sales, $7,50
U7.n0.
SHISUP AND LAMBS-Rccclpts, 20,000
head, market active, iwrl6c higher; n
Uves, $4.Xf)3.00: westerns, J5.00-JJ6.60,
yearlings, $o,65(t4.40: natlvo lumbs, $7.10
(O'J.40; western lambs, $7.153.W.
. Kansas City Live Stock 3Inrket.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 31, CATTLE
Receipts, 12,000 head, Including GOO south
erns; market steady und weak; stockers
and fedcrs steady to 15o lower; dressed
beef und export steers, $7.GOQj4.&0; fair
to good, $7.00ir7,trO; western steers, $6.00
(4.00; stockers and feeders, $0.007.65:
southern steers, $5.601.40; southern
cows, $3.7&ull.60; native cows and heif
ers, $3.767.60; bulls, $5.0QaJ.&0: calves,
$8.6O&10.25. ,
llOUS Receipts, 21,000 head: market
steady; bulk of sales, $7,30Q7.45; heavy,
$7.40sj7.60 packers and butchers. $7.304y
7.45; light, $7.'J01T7.45; pigs, $3,250,75.
81U3ISP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; market lOftfSo higher; lambs, $7,50
oju.00; yearlings, $7.0037.60; wethers, $5,25
U6.90; owes, $1.6OQG.60.
fit. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,200 head, Including 1,300 Texans;
murkct 6t10c lower; '.choice to flno
steers, $8.75QO. 25; good to choice steers,
$7.2&u.75; stockers and feeders, $5.26
7.40; cows and hclfcrs. $5.604i6.00; calves.
j4.OOj7tS.7r; Texus and Oklahoma steers,
$6.60(37.90.
HOOS Receipts, 11,000 heart; market 5
010c higher; pigs and lights, J4.7&S7.SS!
mixed nnd butchers, $7.60&7.65; good
hoavy, $7.6507.63.
BHISHP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,000
head; market 15ii'25o higher;; muttons.
$3.0CW8.60: yearlings, $7.00QS.60; lambs,
$6. 50110.35.
St. Joseph Live Stock Mnrket,
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan. 21. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,000 head; market steady,
steers $6.60u!).25', cows and heifers $3.75
7.75; calves. $0 60810.00.
HOOH-Recelpts. 12,000 head; market
slow: top, $7.40; bulk of sales. $7.30G7.3S.
HIIIUKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,500
head; market slow; lambs, $7.60&S.S5.
Hturk In Slirht,
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western nmrkots yesterday:
vniiie. j.iogn. oneen.
South Omaha, .
St. Joseph
Kansas City ..
St. I,ouls ......
Chictigo
Totals
5,400 16,300 15,0(rt
.. Z,UM lZ.Vft 3,500
..12.000 21,000 R.00O
.. 4,200 11.000 2,000
.. C.OfiO 30,000 io.oxi
.30,200 80.900 45,500
ir Ancncnrur in ukdhht
XlUUUllJJUlUOlV. 1
1 FOR IT
B Painful, Knot tad. HwotUn Veins, MUkt
4 Lag, Marutultla. Old Soraa. Ulcera. It
9 ! hemline, lootblng, atrengtbanlDe and In-
igorannf iiwii pun ana maamniauoa
pmmpllr. Oenuicldaaod antltapde.
.Wn.ll. M. lUniler. It. I). No. , ladanl.
,naa aniarsea Teini mat, dually brat
canlln oomldMrabln lota nt hlnnif.
tiled XDMJ11BINK. Jit. ana reported
V, . , 1 1 1 A . 1 , " w- . .
'awalllntf and dltcoloratlon a-nna ind
nas nia no trauma wuu iavm unn uuir ihm
ABSUHllINH.Jlt.il iDTaluahleat a general bonta
nuld II nlment, for the cut and brultri that tho chil
dren gat, croup, deep-aested colds, atln-noek. aora
thmat llemoTea' fatty bnncnaa, soltre- eolargad
UndJ. wen, eraU. waeplng alnaaa, etc 11.00 anH
tUfl perbottla at drugKlaiaordallrered. Bk I Q frw.
V.F.VOUNQ.P.D.F., 104 Tlatala St., tjfl0ll4. Matt.
A M ml , V. In.
mitt ororoesto
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