Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DKK: OMAHA, TUVHSDAY, JANUARY 19W.
11
SAliK OU KXt'HAXCiK It. K.
SHOW FAllM; Kanmts City property for
halt and time. J 644, Bee.
roll EXCHANGE- Ijirge stock of
clothing In eastern Nebraska. Stork
divided to fit offer. Want good land t
Its actual cash value and clear of in
rtimbrance. J. H. Collins, Room 10,
umalia Nnfl bank. Omaha, Neb.
PINK farm In North Dakota with
residence In town, one mile from farm
Farm cons sts of ISO acres, 130 ncres ready
for spring (Ceding. Set of small buildings,
pasture wells, meadow. Residence Is a
neat 6-room cottage with celiar and well,
out buildings and two lots. Will sell both
these properties together cheap. Want
one half cash, balance In trade or will
carry back on property. Price of both
$9,000. Address Box 103. Foxholm, X. D.
GOOD HOUSES FOR LAND,
Modern house. 9 rooms, fine location,
ff.500; or modern house, 8 rms.. on N. 2(th
St. car line, and paving. $11,000. Want
imall farm not far from Omaha.
Double brick, 8 rooms each, $7,500. Want
W acres In trade.
W. T. GRAHAM. Bee Bide.
$22,000 STOCK
$22,000 general stock In pood town, 40
miles from Omahn, for clear land or city
Income, This Is n running stock, flrst
class. OITNNELL REALTY CO..
GtO Omaha Nafl Bank.
HAVE 160 acres of good land in Tripp
county. South Dakota; mortgage i00;
want to sell or trade for Income property,
acreage or small farm; value, $25 per
crc. Frank Taylor, 736 Brandeis BWlg.
Phone Douglas 3403.
Everybody's Doing It
Doing what? Trading with tho Palmer
Land Co.. 1100 W. O. W. Bide.
REAL estate wanted
HOUSES, lots to sell on easy payments.
Western R. E. Co., 413 Karbach. D. 3607.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OV TITL.K.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska, 206 Brandeis Theater.
CITY PUOPI211TY KOH 3A1.H
Special Snap
Dundee
Two Lots $2,350
100x135 Feet
At tho southwest corner of BUt and Burt
fits, we have two of tlio very best lots
In this beautiful residenco dlFtrlct. Proper
building restrictions have made- this ono
of the best places around Omaha for
those who want a slto for a fine home.
Both titrcets are paved and splendid
homes have boeu built all around. It Is
close to tho now boulovard, Happy Hollow
club and car line. Look It over today and
Bee us Monday.
Charles W. Martin & Co.,
WIS Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Improved Corner
Close to Business
Price $3,850
Annual Rent
$526.80
Two G-room modern houses In good re
jalr,' alwuys rented, property on grade.
Owner a nonresident and must raise
money at once. This property Is on main
street, only one block to stores and trans
fer corner.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1GH Harney St
Name Your Own
Terms
$1,200-2617 Parker St., 4" rooms, water, gas
nud sewer; paving paid; 'rents $13.
$2,0(10 2019 Spruce St., 7-r., nil modern.
JJ.fiTfl 2015 Spruce St, C-r., all modern.
$2,750 2S15 Charles St., 7-r all mod.. 60x133.
$2.750 1706-N. 34th St., B-r., nil modern.
$2,3.'i0 962 N. 20th St.. 6-r., all modern.
$3.ono-3SW Franklin St., 7-r., nil modern.
$3,400 3&SI Charles St., 9-r., all modern.
$3,5003303 Myrtle Ave., 6 rooms, modern.
$3,800 3323 Lafayette Ave., 8 rooms, hot
water heat.
Inspect these houses and make your
offers.
Glover & Spain
1219-22 City Nat. Bk Bldg.
Doug. 39C3.
$250 Cash
Balance on very easy monthly pay
ments. Nice, new, G-room, modern bun
galow, finely located, half block from
car, cement wnlks, everything complete.
Price $2,700.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
D. 1722. 612 Paxton Block.
New
4
Rooms
4230 Ohio St.; road for occupancy; full
cement cellar, city water, electric light,
near car line. Trice $1,000.- Easy terms.
REED BROS.,
200 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
Beautiful Norwood
The choicest addition In the northern
part of tho city, opposito Miller park, on
Florence Blvd. AH Improvements in; no
lot over two blocks from the car line. We
have a bargain In a beautiful home here
owner leaving the city. A few choice lots
for sale.
Norris & Norris
) Bee Bldg. Tel. Douglas 4210.
4107 Izard St.
J r-joms, all modern, paved street, full
lot. oloo to now cathedral and in a flno
neighborhood; owner a nonresident and
says sell; can make god terms. Price
$0,000. Don't overlook something good.
Birkett & Company
113 Bre Bldg,
P. 4751.
Dundee Lots
ONE-TENTH CASH
UNLY 1 PERCENT OK PURCHASE
PRICE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
George & Company
902-12 City National Bank Bldg.
'Phone Douglas 756.
BUNGALOW BAJIGAIN-
One of those nifty, new, strictly mod
ern G-room bungalows, worth $3,200, for
$:.'. Only $150 cash, balance $30
monthly, one block from car and store,
three blocks from school.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Douglas 1781.
. FIRST CLASB greenhouse with all
hi dpment, on twenty acres of land In
if limits, Sioux t'ltv, la Address C J
Trumbauer, Sioux City, la.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Bulls Take Cheerful View at
Close of the Session.
CORN SENTIMENT IS MIXED
Holla Believe There In I'se Trj
t ti tr in llnlsr Prices n l.utiif
n At-Kentlnn Shown l'i So
Well lu Crop Report.
OMAHA. Jan. 32, 1911
Wheat bulls were disposed to take a
cheerful view of the situation after the
close, and said thev believed the market
had given a good account of Itself during
me nay, although they did not belli vj
the closing iriiln .would hnvn been mi liirKu
had It not been for the strencth in corn.
The fact that tho seaboard reported iSD.V)
nusneis or hard winter wheat sold lor
export convinced a few that our prices
are not far out of line with markets
abroad, nnd that unless a radical change
comes over the foreign situation soon
buying on breaks Is the safest for the
lime being. Bears were confident of
their position and advocated sales on all
bulges from the present level, like that
of yesterday, Thoy wish to see a better
cash demand, smaller rrccltits and de
creasing stocks before they liellove It will
be tlliiii to take profits, although the tnoM
conservative bears advised caution In get
ting short on breaks around 9Jo, as there
has been fair absorption on the setback
of lato. The Chicago crowd were r'.
garded nB short at tho close yesterday.
Cash wheat unchanged.
Sentiment on the curb regarding the
com market was decidedly mixed yester
day. Bulls said It was no use trying to
depress prices, despite the heavy receipts,
as long as there Is a chance of the Ar
gentina crop being materially reuuca.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PIIUPH11TY KOH SALIC.
$1,850 BARGAIN
Buy it now. it is worth $2,500 In spring;
B-room house with threo largo lots, fairly
covered with fruit bearing trees and
shrubs of all ktndsi hedge around or
chard. Placo corners on tho now boule
vard.; 3 blocks to cor. Investigate this
snap.
BEMIS-OARLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
TO BUY, SELL OR RENT. FIRST 8EH
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1S03 FARNAM ST.
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
Make us an offer on the strictly mod
ern, C-room residenco at 3418 Charles St.
It cost the owner $4,000, hut set your
own price. We want an offer.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Douglas 17S1.
HOUSE AND BIG LOT.
5 rooms, modern, barn; ground 70x3Ti0;
feetlof fruit; fine for garden or chick
ens; two blocks to car and paved street.
Will sell or put In on larger houso at
right price
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg.
BARGAIN. 20 ACRES.
Near Elmwood Park, oply few blocks
from car und paved street; good now
house, 7 rooms; 10 poultry houses; ono
brooder; flno water. A placo to make
money; land will be worth $l,O0 per
acre. Whole tract offered at $12,000.
W. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg.
MUST GO QUICK
Tho lato Derlght home. 203 S. 34th St, 10
rnnmH! hnnilnmelv nrrnnired and fin
ished; beautiful location. SEE U3
QUICK.
D. V. SHOLES CO. Douglas 4'J.
THE ROSEBUD LAND CO.
handles exchanges of all kinds. Room 5,
Continental Blk Omaha. .
New Good, Fine Modern Homo
Nice corner lot on Central boulovard
and Burt street. GARAGE ADJOINING
HOUSE, heated, room for two cars, ce
ment cellar under whole house with laun
dry. First floor all finished In oak with
oak staircase. Upstairs floors oak and
woodwork birch, natural wood finish.
Seven rooms with largo reception hall,
pantry, back hall, Bleeping porch nnd
plenty of closets. Can arnuigo terms.
Only $6,0o0. No. Gfiu North Central Bou
levard. Phone Tyler 1624.
itEAIi ESTATE
KAliM Ranch IMIt HALU
AckauniM,
KOU SALE Arkansas' timber lauds;
2,00i) acres virgin timber land, about 15
miles north of Van Buren, in Crawford
county, Arkansas, at $7.60 per acre. Box
75, Little Rock, Ark.
Cullforlllu.
CALIFORNIA ALFALFA AND FRUIT
LANDS in the fumous Chowchllla ranch,
10S.000 acres, heart of thu San Joaquin
valley. Just subdivided for settlement
Ideal water, soil, climatic conditions.
W holcsalu and retail propositions. Free
maps and literature. Excursions Feb.
4th and 18th. AVe aro owners, not agents,
united States Faun Land Co., Dii city
National Bank Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
CALIFORNIA.
General farming in tho bacramento val
ley. Crops, corn, wheat, rye, oats, bar
ley. Ail kinds of vegetables grow
abundantly. Every month means some
crop. Alfalfa ulwnys green. Dairy and
poultry products bring highest prices. For
proven land, well located, 26 trains daily,
write us. Purchasers' coifare paid. Ex
cursion February 4.
ur 'V miiTii rrMlANV
815 City Nafl Bank Bldg., Omuha, Neb.
JJOUg. 131J.
Mississippi.
IMPROVED FARMS.
Alfalfa, 0 tons; com, 100 bushels acre $30
to $W a. G. P. Stebbins, 101U Chicago St.
Missouri.
LAND FOR SALE Write for prices of
corn, clover and blue grans lands. Co
Operative Realty Co.. Uumanavllle. Mo.
FOR BALE 440 acres, 120 acres In cul
tivation, ISO acres fenced, mostly three
wires, sod house 32x16, frame barn 20x3u,
cow shed auxju, oilier Ouiuuim.uiiB. well,
windmill and tank. Price $8,000. Joseph
Drake, Burwell, Neb.
Oklahoma.
MUST BE SOLD; 100 acres, mostly al
falfa land, email Improvements, 3 miles
county seat. $8,500; 210 acres, six miles
town. 190 In cultivation, small Improve
ments, some alfalfa land, to.ooo; 310 acres,
over 30 acre, bottom, first class alfalra
land, moderate Improvements, $3S per
acre. ROBERT L. KNIE. Cordell. Okl.
'I'rilti,
JOIN OUR EXCURSION
TO
LA FERIA
in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of
TBXAfi.
where every month la a money maker.
Rich, deep soil; ample water supply;
cheap and abundant labor; Ideal climate;
adequate railroad facilities; two or more
crops every year, alfalfa, sugar cane,
corn. Egyptian wheat, grapos, citrus
fruits.
Our train leaves Omaha (Union station),
Tucmlay. February 4. at 11:18 p. m.
Cost of excursion. Including sleepor and
meals for entire trip, $50. Special rate for
man and wife, $75. These expenses re
funded to purchasers.
LA FERIA LAND SYNDICATE,
John A. Olson, Specal Agent,
C01 City National Bank Bldg., Omaha.
Phones: Douglas 10 or 240.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OV WEST
tihlp live atuck to tiouili umaha. Sav
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive wompt and careful uitn
Hon.
Live Stock CoinmlMlon S'ercliault.
rvi'n1 mini . r, mrm relish'
CLIFTON Coin. t,'u - hi. hangn Uld.
MARTIN UIIUX, A: Co. :xcria(igtt lildg.
and pointed to the relvl of the exHi-t
business us proof of their assertions. Tiny
believe that a demand ulll bo witnesid
In the near fiitiirr of sufficient volume
to absorb the dally arrivals. Bears said
that unless the Argentina crop was com
pletely destroyed price were too high
considering the Immense crop movement
and the limited casn trade, and the free
dom with which the country Is selling.
They also called attention to the wlde.Ung
discount between cash nnd May, and mi it
that the export business reported during
the da was on a cost basis and nun the
same us exchanging dollars. Cash corn,
HJJ4C higher.
The oats receipts continue weak, wit a
a hardening in cash prices. Cash outs.
V4J4C higher.
Clearances were 471,000 bushels of corn,
22.001 bushels of oats and wheat nnd flour
eijunl to 674,000 bu.hels.
Liverpool closed 'id lower on wheat
and unchanged to 4d lower on corn.
Primary wheat receipts wire l.tW.OU)
bushels and shipments were 60tf,(KX) bush
els, against receipts of 442,000 bushels nnu
shipments of 342,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,741.000
bushels and shipments were M),O0O bush
els, ugalust receipts of 1,520,000 bushels
and shipments of S4S.000 bushels last year.
.IVImary oats receipts were M3.000 bush
els and shipments were JlV.000 bushels,
ngolnst receipts of 6S4.O00 bushels and
shipments of 11&.000 bushels last yeur.
Tho following cash sales were reported
today:
WHliAT No. 2 hard winter, 7 cars at
RStse, l car at &5'tc. No. 3 hnrd winter,
1 car ut ic, 1 car at S44u; No. 4 hard
wlntor. 1 car at S2Vic; No. 3 spring, I
car (smutty) nt 52c, No. 4 spring, l ear at
Sic; No. 2 durum, 1 enr at !wc; No. 2
aiiiuin mixed. 2 cars at .vie; No. 3 durum
mixed, 1 car at 84!c.
CORN No. 3 white. 2 cars at 46.c. 2
cars at V4c; No. 4 white. 1 car at 4Cc;
No. 4 color. 2 cars at 45c; No. 3 vellow.
1 car at 4l.c; 10 cars ut ilic; No. 4
yellow. 1 car at 44Vvc. 1 car nt 4l',ic; No. 3
mixed, 1 car choice) at Uc. l car at
4414c; 134 cars at 4l'Jc; No. 4 mixed, 4
cars at 44c, 1 car at ttJic, 4 cars at 431ic;
no grade, 1 car at 41c.
OATS No. 3 white, 7 cars at 33?ic; No.
4 white. 2 cars at 2 cars ut 32ic.
1 car at Sic; no grade, 1 car at 32.c, 1
cor at 32c.
Olillilili 1'h nil l'rleCH.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 84)i(tf!jCc: No. 3
hard. MfcivV; No. I hard. iSi"8le, No.
3 spring, !2'U3c; No. I spring. M)MijSlc.
V.OUNrr,Nt?- 3 "lilte. IMt'4jic; No. 4
$V?' or'. k13; N?' s yeiiow, 44tt'
I" '. jeuuw, mmic; 0. 3 44c;
I'.li 3'l'c; no grade, 4004114c.
OATt? Nn. 2 vhii rwsi'Mi-f.. i.,,i
JfetidJc; No. 3 white. 32.o; No. 4 white.
BARLEY Malting. 65Sp62c; No. 1 feed.
42tj'-17c.
RYE No. 2, DOKdjCOe; No. S, 6a)Hc.
Carlot IteceliilH.
Wheat Corn. Oats
Chicago 84 1,0?3 1UI
Minneapolis 437
Dill 11 til '12
Omuha 33 810 24
Kansas City 55 40 15
St. Louis 71 SU 3D
Winnipeg 207
CI1ICA4JO (iRAI.V AMI PROVISIONS
Feature of (ho Trailing anil Cloning:
1'rlcen on lloitril of Trmle,
CHICAGO, Jan. 22,-Wheat and outs
wcro heavy and slightly lower today;
corn firm and provisions steady.
Wheat exhibited a flurry of firmness on
corn strength, but nt no time did tho
pilco eiiual yesterday's close. Against the
prlco were generally lower cables, easier
ocean freights, a poor cash demand, both
domestic and export, nnd heuvy primary
receipts. At 92V4c testing orders ifor Mny
wero reached, and the close, while under
yesterduy, wus He over tho bottom.
The strength of corn was Interrupted
only onco when pit traders, following the
early buying, sold to secure quick profits.
This was near tho close, nnd knocked
only Uc off the top of tho price. Argcntlno
weather, still dry. was the factor, as
hus been tho case recently. So Important
has tho Influence of this surplus grain
country becomo In Its relntlon to tho
rest of the world that tho Board of
Trade, has arranged to receive Buenos
Ayrcs quotations direct. Ono nuthorlty es
timates that the Argentine corn crop will
be 40,000.000 bushels under last year's. An
other expert declared thnj the crop was
too far advanced to suffer jnuch from
the heat.
Cash oats, aggregating 300,000 bushels
wero sold today and tho price advanced
Uc to 14c but eased off despite this nnd
the corn strength. Heavy primary re
ceipts wero ngnlnst tho price.
Provisions opened at a lower level on
tho Increased hog run and a declluu at
tho yurds, but a rather mysterious de
mand developed later and closing prices
wero a sliudu over yesterday.
.enuing rutures ranged as followB:
Aitlclel Open. Hlgh.l Low CloBe.l Yes'y.
Wheat
May.
July.
Sept.
Corn.
May.
July.
Sept.
Oats.
May.
July.
Sept.
Pork.
Jan-
W93',i
i90Vi(ff
!51W('i
03Vi
9214
ttO
61'i
6294'
6314
93
93UfSi
i9014i9'
90?irq-li
90H5W
SU
I
S3
i'Jli
C2
52J?yJ
52i
63
6314
63iiMk
5413i
?.Kt3lK
341,
33?lTi
3411
3463414!
3414
f3414
3i!if!4'
34U
34H
18 63
18 S714
10 1714
10 1714
10 00
10 1214
31'
1S 50-55
IS SO
I
10 02-05
10 12-15
3414
33i
341
18 C24 18 50
IS 6714
May.
IS 0
IS SO
100714
iioiii
IS 90
Lard.
Jan.
10 10-12
May.
10 1714
10 1714
10 0214
Ribs.
Jan..
May.
9 97141
10 10
10 15
10 15
PROVISIONS Mess pork (new), $18.oy
1S.C214. Lard. $10.1214. Ribs. $9.5O't,'10.23.
Clearances of wheat and flour equalled
674,000 bushels. Primary receipts wero
1,039,000 bu., ugalnst 442,000 bu. a year ago.
Estimates for tomorrow: Wheat, 95
cars; com, 4tt cars; oats, 215 cars; hogs,
31,000 head.
Wheat. No. 2 red, $1.10irU4; No. 3 red,
$l.02Wl.O7; No. 3 hard, 01&93C; No. 3 hard,
90fr9:i!4e; No 1 northern. 9HJ01HC; No. 2
northern, S9j90e: No. 3 northern. R5tfWc;
No. 2 spring, MiiSSUHc; No. 3 spring, S5W
S7c; No. 4 spring. 7Sir81c; velvet chaff,
sr4(90c; durum, S.r4Wlc. Outs. No. 2 white,
35tf35!4c: No. 3 white, 33',4Q3lc; No. 4
white. 30ft33c; stundoril. 3lii0414c.
Chicago Cash Prices Corn. No. 2 el
low, 60c; No. 3, 4S0491ic; No. 3 wlllte, 5014
ftSUic; No. 3 yellow. 44914c, No. 4, i6lfi
48c: No. 4 whlto. 49gfiUc: No. 4 yellow,
4614-Sc. Rye, No. 2, G2igEc. Barloy, 516;
72c. Reed, timothy, $3.0034.15; clover, $10.10
JH9.75.
BUTTER Steady ; creameries, 2403314c
EGOS Firm; receipts, 4,620 cases; fresh
receipts, ut mark, cases Included, 194722c;
refrigerator firsts, 17c; firsts, 221422?;c,
POTATOES Firm; receipts, 40 cars';
Mldhlgnn. 47i0c; Minnesota, 4564Sc; Wis
constn, 44Q4&C.
POULTRY Steady ; dressed turkeys,
22c; hens. 13c; springs, 13c.
Ivuiorn(rl Applen mill Dried I'm 1 1 it
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-EVATOILVTED
APPLES Quiet; prime. 5Hf(4c.
DRIED KiiuiTM- i-runes, irregular;
npilcots, quiet and steady. Peaches quiet.
Raisins, dull.
LKflAIi NOTICISS
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE
PRINTING.
Bids will he received by the Commis
sioner of Printing at the offlco of tho Sec
retary of Stato at Lincoln, Nobraska
on or before 12 o'clock, noon, Wednes
day. January 20, 1913. for printing 3.500
copies of Session Laws, 101S; miscellan
eous printing, stationary supplies for
Nebraska Industrial Home; Soldiers and
Sailors' Home, Burkett; Asylum, Lin
coln; State 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
State.
All bids must be 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 blfls.
Lincoln, Nebraska, January is, 1913,
H. Q, THOMAS.
Deputy Commissioner of Printing,
J in i ct
THE BOARD OF DISTRICT No. 6,
Thnrctntt Vh. will rprlv 1.14m -
steam heating plant for the school house.
Plans and specifications on file at the
, Thurston State bank. Bids to bo opened
. Tnntlnrv 31st nt ft ri'rtnrlf. n m Wh 1 .
- - - - f ' .... . W UVRIU
reierva im riKm rujrui any or ail Du
ELMER SERVINE.
Jan 20 d7t- Secretary,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Further Advances Made, with Bulls
More Confident.
FAVORABLE FACTORS NOTICED
r of Arcrltlnnrr by Turkey of
Pence Term Received Just Be
fore Cloie, nnil Aetle
llnylitir l'"lli.
NEW YORK. Jnn. 22. -The adiintogo
gained In the stock market yesterday was
maintained firmly today and further ad
vances were made. Traders on the long
side of the innrket operated move oon
ftduntly. Tliero was further covering of
short contracts and nt times during tho
session prices wero marked up In re
sponse to spirited bidding.
Nowh of tho acceptance by Turkey of
tho peace terms was received a few min
utes before tho close and was followed
by an outburst of active buying for both
accounts, during which prices were lifted
to tile highest inilnt of tho day. Sub
stantial gains wero rcg stored amoiur
both speculative ami Investment issues,
although tho rise of tho leaders wns
snuillor than yesterday.
Moro attention wns paid today to fav
orable fnctors In tho situation, such an
better reports from the copper trade and
the continued ease of tho money market
AUillo news of tho Balkan war was re
ceived too late to determine- Its eftoct
on tho securities innrket. some develop
ment of tho sort had been expected from
the strength of tho Europcnji market.
Europeans bought stocks hero on a light
scale Further eiuTagements for South
America today bronchi im ill. Intnl Al
ports of the week to IS..W.WA Foreign
exchango again advanced.
lho bond market was Irregular with
especial weakness in distillers 6s. Total
sales, par vuluc. $1.S.T0.000. United States
iHuuls unchanged on call.
onslock, w.s,,l,0, leading quotations
on stocks wero as follows:
Sl. HI,S. Low CIm.
45,500
MO!
3"i
76
j4mrlrn licet Sutur . '
Amfrlotn fun
Amerlcnti Can pM ...
American o. & p
American OKIon on.'.!"
Am. loo Swtirlll
American Uiimd
American Iiocomoilre ...
American a. ,t k... .
Am. 8. A II. rM !'.
Am. Sutar llrrinlnc
American T. ft T
American Toltaccii
Anaconda Mlnini Q
Atchtwin
Atchlnon pfd '. .. "
Allanllo Cknist Une....!!
Ilalllmore & Ohio
llrthlehem 8II
Ilrcmklyn Itaplrt Tr
I'anaillun Pacific
f'onlral leather
3iiMpra).o & Ohio
rlilomo O. W
Chicago, M. A Kt p
OhliaRo .V. W
rtlorailo K. & I
CVmaolliUted Uaa
f'orn Products
Plaarn & Hudson
Denver & Itlo Orande ..
Oravcr & It. (). pfd
MaUller' Hecurtllmi ....
Erie
Krle lit pfd !
Krle 2d pfd
(lenerul Electric
Oieat Nbrthern pfd
r.rct Norlhern Ore rtf.
Illinois Central
InterbormiKh Mel
Inter. Met pfd
International Harvester..
Jnlor-Marlne pfd
International Taper
International Tmnp
Kansas city Southern..,.
Laclede (Ian
Iehlah Valley
loulsvlllo S: NiuhvllU..
M.. St. ! & s. flte. M.
lllitourl, K. aV T
Mlrwuri Inclflc
Natloiml Illscult
National Lead
'. It It. of !IL !d pfd..
New York Central
N" V , O. & W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
ltople's Gns
r. 0.. c. &. st. ii
Pittsburgh Cl
1'reine.l steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Heading
Hepubllo I. Il S
Itepulille I A 8. pfd
Hock Ijlui.l Co
Hfick Island Co. pfd
St. U & H. Ii". 2d pfd...
Si-ulioant Air LlnH
Scalioard A U. pfd
Slosa-Sheffleld' B. tk. I....
Soutliorn Pacific
Southern HaJlway
So. Hallway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texss Ac l'aclflc
Union l'aclflc
t'nliin Pacific pfd
United States Itralty
United States Huhber....
United States Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
Utah Copper ,
Va.. Carolina Chemical . :
Wabtuili
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Western Union
W.allnglimino Ulertrlo . .
Wheellwc & I., 15
U'i
3Ii
53 H
37
(Uli
MS
300 nr.ij ns
J"' MW 63. C3U
S.JM
" )
5,700
f'OU
24
4J
un
10'i
40
73
1KU
40U
73't
lit
1.400 m 131i 151(4
:,:oo sMi
:,000 3SS,
37H
3SU
3.3 10S 105 lOil,
101 104 101i 1011,
fi) IMS IWVJ 1(,
,UWI IWS-t
100 3Mt
ior.i m
4.100
1.7W
1.C00
J4I
!71,
77
:si
7SS
3Slfc
7?i
IS
!,t.0o ll4 mi U4U
30) 13T
138!l 137
!00 J3"4
33
33
!100 131l 138
138
21 14
S
174
3i4
'4
40
700
131.,
1
W0 1(3
ll
l',4
3
17
"01,
loo
i00 ,31,
3,300 St
4.900
soo
300
3I,
4Sl,
IS
40
40
2.4O0 Hi 143
142V4
3,!00 l!S'i 137S i:u
34 3314 3514
WO 1274 127
in
200 17, 17l
i:ii
7W
61
60
300 ICJlj 10414 lot
10v)
i
lit
131.
1014
It
ki;
100
100
ioh
161J
:14
1014
K14
Jli
10:14
4.M0 11
SOO 13SU 131U 13S
13
300
!7'4
41H
121
!7i
2,400
41'
4IM
119
4914
108'A
100 121
100 108
10S
101 .13
38
33
500 -11214 114 114
SOO 80
80
80
1,600 1HI; lit
100 314 8114
10
700 l!2i:
122.U 12214
114
9814
321.4
3.1
200
200
22i
33
!21i
31
IH
(4.400 1US 164 1U4
900
!41i
214
83
34
300
3,0)
C.200
100
600
8314
33
41
2614
IDS
81
22i
41
2c;
1SH
22S
3814
:!
1U
4li
43
HflS 10C1T,
4.9O0 lOS'-i
W) 27i
3714
27,
100
300
7'.i
34
791i
79 !i
3414
3414
2014
100
2074
!014
20,700 16014 159 1S0S
100 91
91
9014
7IJ4
67
4,400 C74
70,100 U !
3CK) 110
3.2CC) f(
(I
4H
10914 !09h
400
200
W)0
100
000
3811
3114
714
1214
44
71H
74
7
3T4
'iiii
7114
75
3fl
ii"
7114
7ll
Total sales for the day, 323,300 shares.
.Nmv York Moiii-y Mnrkcl,
NKW YOBIC, Jan. 22. MONBV On call,
steady, ai4flS?i per cent; ruling rale, 2M1
per cent; closing bid, 214 per contr offered
at '1 per cent.
TIMM I3ANt Weaker; sixty days, S",
to 4 per cent; ninety dnys, 4 per cent;
six months, 4ipl!i Per cent.
1'HIMU JU0IICANTIL.13 I'A113U-414 to
G per cent
BTUHL1NO llXCIIANaK-fltrong, with
nrtuj. imslness in bankers' lulls at $l,KX0
for sixty days and nt H.K770 for demund.
COMA1I2UC1A.L. BIt,L-$4.8254.
SILVlill-Bar, 62ic; Mexicun dollars,
ISc.
BONDS-Ooverntnent, steady; ruilroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on uundu today were
as follows:
U. 8. ref. 2s, rei,..101 K, C. 80. ref. u.. W
du coupon 101 U H. deb. 4a 1831..
U, S. is, r lOJliL. & N. unl. 4s.... (as
do coupon 102HM. It & T. 1st 4s 84
U. 8, 4s, rei lllli doi (en. 414s fau
do coupon 113V4Mo. Pacific 4s 644
Panama 2s coupon.. 102 do k-onr. 6e...... S7U
A.-r. 1st U ctfs... 69 N. H. H. of M. 414s 87U
Amer. An. l 101 n Y. C. K. s....
A. T. & T. cr 4S..10S do deb. 4a &o
Am. Tobawro a 12114N. Y. N. H. & II.
Armour t- i-o- v- 3Hs ti
Atchison gen. 4s..
do c. 4s 190...
do cv. Bs...
A. C. U 1st 4s.
Pal. A Ohio 4s...
do 3Vt
Ilrook. Tr. cr. 4s.
Oea. of O. is....
Can. Leather
.101H do cv. 4..."....!!inu
.tMH.Vo. Pacific 4s 9SU
44 do 3 n
"HO. 8, J,, rfd. 4s. .. J114
Jl, renn. cr. 3(4 I9IS. 9714
w'4 do eon. 4s 1044
107SHcsdlng ren. 4s... . 971
Cties. Il Ohio 414. 9314 do ten. 6s...
lts
80S
7614
94
9914
9814
loH
"14
99
do conr. 4V4 91(4 St. I S. W. c. u
Cblc.co &. A. SH. M S, A U adj. Ca
C. II. Q J. 4s .. 95HBo. Pac. col. 4s. .
da ten 4 S674 do cv 4s..
O M 4 B P c 4H-1M lo 1st ref. 4'.'
C. It I ft I. c. 4s. 83(4 8o. IUIIwsy Ss.. .
do rf. 4s 874 do gen. 4s ..
C t 8. r t e 4li 94V4 Union I'aclfle 4s
D. & H. cv. U.... 9714 Co er 4s...
D. It O. ref. Ss. 834 do lit & ref 4s ?2
Distillers' S ti V. s. Rubber ' .!'im
Erie p. I. 4s M!0. 8. Steel 2d Is joii
do gen. 4s 7 Vs. .Car. Chein. Is 9U
do cr. 4a, ser. II. 7H Wabash 1st 4 er 4s tJV
III. Can. 1st ref. 4s 9 Western Md. 4a i2
Inter. Met. 414 79'w'Mt. Eec ,.r a, MS
Inter. M. M. iw.. ti Ws, Central . .
Japan 414s 9014 '
llld.
New York 91I11I11M: Incka,
NEW YORK, Jnn. 22. Closing nuota
tlons on mining storks wero:
Coin. Tunnel stock.. 8 Meilran
. . 15
...MO
... 34
... IS
...180
... 18
do bonds 11 Ontario
Con. Cat 4 Vs.... 13 Ophlr
Iron Silver IM Small Hopes ..,
Iadvllle Con I Blandard ....
Uttle Chief 4 Yellow Jacket ,
Offered.
rfiiitlini ii f Trrumiry,
WASinNQTON. Jan. 22.-Conditloh of
tho United Htatrs treasury at the begin
ning of buslnoss today was; Working
balance, $K,2U),97a; In banks and Philip.
. pine treasury. $31,008,343; totul In general'
i fund. $134141. (VMS. Uecelpts yesterday,
$:.07K.3I0. Disbursements, $2,047,183. The
dcflc t this fiscal year Is $7,462,731, as
ngolnst a deficit of $2t,135,uS7 last year
Tho figures for receipts, disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama canal and
pAiblta debt transactions.
l.nntioaa MtM-l Atstrket.
I.ONIHJN. Jan. 12. American securities
opened quiet and unchanged today. Trad
ing wns light and maiiuy lu tne way nf
ciivenng uurnm tne toreiioon. At mmd.iy
Uie market was steany wltn prices rant
lug trom I4tir above yesteraay 3 iUrv
lork closing.
ixiniuin i-ioalm; slock quotations:
Consols, money ,.T 1 UIutsvlll A Nsak.llt
Bo aecount ... tt. I UMk, Kan. Tat. Ill,
Anial. Copper It New or Cmtral.,111
Atchlwn WVNotfolk A Wtrra.ll$
Hnltlmore Ohio .10l Ontario A Wrelern. 1IU
tlnanlan 1 arlfte JH, I Vansjlvanla u
UieMpesJie A Ohio. 1 HeedlBi. 84U
CIil Ureal Weetern liSmithsrn Hy u
(.Til, Mil. St. 1" lltttSeuthern raelllc ..101(4
Danver A Itlo O . til. Union 1-ncitlc V
Br' ... ll' 8 Steel its
do 1st pfd. .. . 4SWaran
Orand' Trunk Ie Peers uu
Illinois Central 111 Hand Mine 7
1IONHY-aVHH per cent
DISCOUNT BATRS-aiiort bills, 4i per
cent, tnreo inuiuns, 4 lt-H.jjHW I'er cent
Hostnit Ntoek MnrLrt,
BOSTON. Jan. 32. dosing uuotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
, I In.... . I .....
..v. 7T1i.lonsWK M
Amsl. Copper ti Nevada Cm 1U,
A. V.. 1 jfr t). v.
ArUumn Com. . . 3S North Uult. iV
i. v.. m a. .m. SVtVrth Ui . . . . 1U
Cat 4 Ariaona Suid LKimlnlvn IS
Cat & llela auk .....i.
Centsnnlal .. .18 uuincv .!.".'...'.'!!..!! lilt
topper Jiauge C. c. 48 snannon list
Bast iiult. t. M. . 14 Superior , Jl
'rankllu it. u. ......... a ti ar u
Uirwux von ?. iiujck 11
Oiaiiuy tuu test, K. H. M. 4 M... 4114
y7 .... , ao pia in
lata Hm.i. . . ...... . . ... . ....
vrt,,. uian vwu iwh
llerr 1-aae 1 H-uijuu Lopser Ox tsfc
- i niiixua a
iM topper., . 4(sSulwlne If
Miami Cupper , , it
Hank rirnrlnsm.
O MAI LA, Jan. C Bank clenjlngs for
today wero $3,071. 47o.SK. against $J.ST.T787
for tho corresponding day lsmt year.
NIJW YOIIIC flKNRrtAb MAHKET
ttuotnllons of the liny on Vnrlnna
Commorlltle.
XHW YORK. Jan. 22.-FM)l'n-Quli.t
spring patents, $4.rxf4.6; winter straights,
4.iij4.wi; winter patents, $4.70u.o;
spring clears, $l.avff4.4o; winter extras,
K'iwAw?-0'15' w'tr extras. No. .
$390iff4.00; Kansas straights, I..104.W.
Bye flour, quiet; fair to rood. l.Wt
3.M; choice to. rancy, $S.BOh4.00, Buck
wheat flour, quiet; J2.34 per 100 lbs.
COUNMBAL-Steady; fine white and
yellow. Jl.302fI.Wi coarse, $1.2Mfl.); kiln
dried, $3.15.
,.1l',?No- 1 Wdrrtl. 670HSC. C. 1. f.
Buffalo.
WH BAT Spot market easy; No. 2 ted,
$l.tw. elevator, and $1.10, r. o. b. afloat,
nominal; No. 1 northern. Duluth. $Ui!4,
f. o. b., afloat. Futurr.H ninrkct was easv
early on tho cables, rallied on covering,
but again declined on liberal receipts,
closing l4W!ic net lower; May, OSI4H1
W 7-l(ic. closed at KU-lSe; July, closed at
!74g. Itecelpts, 83,000 bu,; shipments, fci,0O0
uu. tionaeii wnent: January closed ut
$1.0014; May, JGO-lSo: July, ic.
COIIN Spot market, firm; export, oi)c,
f o. b., afloat: receipts, 62,000 bu., ship
ments. 2:10.000 bu.
I OAT8 Spot market quiet; receipts, tv,(V10
Ihu.; shlpmonls, 12,0000 bu.
KKHD- Steady; weNtern spring bran.
KJ.iivqt.vu; standard nuddling, J24.tjf74.W).
HOPS Steady ; state, common to choice,
1812 crop, 20ii23c; mil crop, IKtflSC. l'nclflo
coast, 11)12 crop, 171f23o; 1911 ,crop. 13Q105,
IIIDKS-KIrm; Central America. 28u;
Bogota, 2714W2S140.
IIAY-Qulet; standard. $1.004fl.M; No. 1,
$1.07HW1.10; No. 2, 95cj$i.O0; No. 3, SOifDOc
lilSATHBIV-FIrm, Iicmlock firsts, 2o
2!ic; sucondH, 27(ij'2Sc; thirds, 24f20o; re.
jccls. 1SW30C
PROVISIONS - Pork, steudy; mess.
$18.7&ft 10.25; family, $:i.&Oti1S3.6i); short
clears, $21.oO23.00. Beef, steady; mess.
$20.00)r21.00; family, $24.00025.00. Beef hams,
$30.0032.00. Cut meats, steady; plckltd
hollies, 10 to 14 lbs.. 12c; pickled hams, 14s.
I.urd, steady, middle west prima. $13.00tt
14.00; refined, firm; continent, $10.70: South
America, $11.40; cumpoilnd. S7.UU7.7&.
TALdiOW Barely stetdy; prime city,
hhdB., 614c; special, CT4o; country, 6TiWic.
HUTTJsn Plrmi receipts. .4,2o tubs;
creamery extras, :c33c; firsts, 30ff33o;
process extras, 20H'O'27c; firsts. 31if23c;
Imitation creamery, firsts, 241jSc; fao
tory, held, Z'WMc; current make! firsts,
23&23!4a; packing stock, June make, 20$
2114c; current make. No. 2, 2020ftc; No. o.
17M19C
CHlflKSE Market steady; reoclpts. 1,117
boxes; stato, wholo milk, white or col
ored specials, UttUISc; average run, gren,
10c; state, wholo milk, winter specials,
lo!iCiT7c; skllus, 214o.
100(18 Steady, receipts, 9,745 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 7f28a: held fresh,
nverago best, 2021c; rctrlgeralor flrats,
19144130c: western gathered whites, 20WJ0o
POUITUV DrcsBed. firm; frcBh killed
woBtern chickens. llff.'Oo; fowls, 14144fl7c;
turkeys, 1462314c.
St. I.uiiln (ienrrnl Market.
ST. 1X)U1S. Jan. 22. -IV II BAT- Cash.
No. 2 red, Sl.00Ol.l3; No. 2 hard, OKauiC.
COHN-No. 2, 49!i(fr50c; No. 2 whTtO, 52
6jfi214c.
OATS-No. 2, 331ic; No. 2 White. JCc.
HYU-C314C.
Closing prices of futures:
AVU 1 13AT May, 9fic; July, 89q.
tXJUN Hlghor; May, tlfto; July, oic.
OATS Higher; May, 34Uc; July, 3414c
FIOUn Dull; rod winter patnots, $5.00
4lu.2C; extra fancy and stro-ght $4.00
4.80; hard winter clears, $3.40irj3.K.
S131ID Timothy, S10.00.
COUNMKAI-$2.90.
BIIAN-S1.03f1.00.
llAY-a'imothy, S13.00G17.00; prairie, $12.00
415.00,
BAnaiN(-0T4c
TWINK-Hemp, 8c.
PltOVISIONS-Pork, unchanBCd; Job
blng, $l(!.7.'i. hard, unohangeil; prime
steam, $10.3510.45. Dry salt meats, un
changed; boxed extra shorts, $11.3IVj;
clear ribs, $11.3714: short clears, $11.0214.
Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra shorts.
$12.3714; clear ribs, $12.3714; short clears.
$12.0214.
POlMmr - Steady; chickens, liljo;
springs, 12c; turkeys, ISc; ducks, 15o;
geese, lie.
HUlTHIt Lower; creameiy, 2ftg3Jc.
ICaOS Lowur, ut 2114c.
Itecclpts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 12.CW0 17,0X1
Wheat! Im tB.fjOO 200,000
Corn, bu 103,000 C3.0X?
Outs, bu 05,000 12S.0OO
Kunans City (iruln nud Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 22. WHEAT
Cash, No. 2 hard. S7!Vml4c; No. 3, aAr
9414c; No. 2 red, $1.00411.094; No, 3, Wcy
COllN-No. 2 mixed, 49c: No. 3, 4714
4Xc; No. 2 white, 4914fOc; No. 3, 49c.
OATS No, 2 white, 3414i;i4c; No. 2
mixed, 3H(34Kc.
Closing prices of futures:
AV'HICAT May, Mo; July, S36S!ic.
COUN May, 52j6214c; July, 62HO&214C
OATS May, S54f35T4c.
HYK-62a3c.
HAY Choice timothy, $13.003'13.); prai
rie, $11.4OtilS.0O.
Receipts. Shipments.
Whout, hu 00,000 73.0W
Corn, by 40,000 31,000
Oats, bu 15,000 14,000
Metal Market.
NKW YORK, Jan. 22.-MKTAL8-Cop-per.
firm; -Htandard spot to February,
$15.60 hid: March and April, $15.5018.00;
electrolytic. $16.50; lako, $lfi.0Oftn.75; cast
ing, $16. to.. Tin, firm; spot, $50.4Mf).G5;
January. VA.iOvOO.K,; February, JJO.WJp
50.20; March. $19.0243.87. Lead, quiet, at
$4.2504.36. Spelter, quiet, at $7.2oa7.0.
Antimony, dull; Cookwon's, $9.7Mi40,oo.
Iron, unchunged nnd unsettled. Copper
arrivals, 200 tons; exports this month,
1M&1 tons. London copper, steady; spot,
70 Sh 9d; futures, X70 13s 9d. Ixical ex
change sales of tin, 15 tons. London tin,
steady; spot, 228 Cs; futures, 226 5s.
London lead, 17 2s 6d. London spelter,
241 2s 6d. Iron, Cleveland warrants, CC 6d
In London.
ST. IX3UIH, Jan. 22. MISTALS-Lead,
firm, at $1.20. Spelter, weak, at $7.05.
! .
Minneapolis Grata Market,
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 22.-Wina.VT
May, b7c; July. S914c. Cash: No. 1 hard.
88Kc; No. 1 northern, WttfloTfto; No. 2
northern, 84H06fT4c: No. 3 hard Mon
tana, 87c, No. 3, b34Q83T4.
CTOBN No. 3 yellow. 43'44W4e.
OATS No. 4 white. 311tfjli4c.
BYB No. 2, 67ta60Hc
BIUN-$I9.60.
FLOI'Il First patents. $4.3km,C5, second
patents, $4.1fVlX.50; first clears, $3.1u4.40;
seroiul lears, $2.30U2.GO.
SHKI-Flax, $l.2Ui.
U.MlLVrl'-4iS0c,
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Sell at Steady to Stronger
Prices.
HOGS ARE FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Hhcrp and l.nntli In (loot! Urnmiiil
nt Prices Ihnt Arc Slendy to
J Iron art- Than 'I'liuse
of Tnrsdnj.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. at. 1913.
RvCnltlta viir. r.ln. ItnDl Hheell.
Official Monday 6.23' 7,9 16.137
oiurini -niesiiay fi.Xf7 id,a i.
Ultimate Wednesday .. 4.30O 16,400 11.W0
, Three days' total .. tr..Rfo
Same days last week.. 15,42
Samo 3 weeks ago 14,771
Same 3 weeks ago 12,GJii
Sams 4 weeks ngu .. 3.rA4.
Same days last year ...15,918
40.5G7
29.745
2S.S24
1S.474
11.C42
53.513
4S.179
iH-. ..V ,
13. .105
20.5SS
The following table chows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omahn
tor the year to data as compared with
last year. 1913. 1912. Inc. Uec.
Cuttlo Rl,59!t OMil ... 3.A1
Hogs 177,720 119.VM . .. .-'J
Sheep 161.7M 116.419 4fl.SU
The followliur tnbln shows the range of
firlcei for hogs at South Omaha for the
ast few days, with comparisons:
"Date. I 1913 Ti912.7ljiil "llO.iHKM.'lfjas.lliHH
Jan. 14.
Jan. 15.
Jan. 16.
7 08S
1 10!
7 llH
7 2M
I 7 ( 8 68 5 87 t 20 0 2S
C III S42tS724JC33
6 111 7 CO 5 93 4 33 6 43
r. OS 7 72 S 47 4 20 0 12
A 04 7 78 S 41 6 K 4 24 0 50
6 08 7 84 8 33 6 09 6 49
6 US 7 O 8 31 6 03 4 27
7 7 8 32 6 1'7 4 22 00
f!(9 833H024 12 8 M
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7 2014
I
7 JS!
Sunday.
Becelpts and disposition of live stock nt
the Union stock yards. South Omaha. Mr
twenty-four hours ending ut 3 o'clock p.
111., January 22, 1913.
Kia-niPTS.
O'tle. H'gH. Sh'p. U'r'es
C. M. &. St. P 4 5
Wabash 2 1
Missouri Poclfo 1 4 I
Union Pacific 33 in as 2
C. & N. W.. east ... 7 I
C. & N. W.. welt ... 45 W 2 1
C. St. P., M. & O.. 31 13 9
C. B. & q., cast.... ,11 2
l, B. & Q.. wcBt,. 48 43 15
C. It. 1. Ai P.. east .. 4 1
C. It. I. & P.. west .. 4
Illinois Central 4 3
Chlcaeo-Ctt. West.. 3 1
Total Uecclpta IS" 224 t 4
DIBPOBITION.
Cattlc.llogs.Hlieep
Morris & Co 574 1.993 l.KM
Swift and Company.... 79S 2,H7y 3.703
Cudaliy lacklng Co.... US 3.W 1.637
Armour & Co 784 2,831 1.298
J. W. Murphy..- USil
Morrcll 24
flo. Omaha Packing Co. H .
Lincoln Packing Co,.,, 10
W. B. Vansttlit Co 30 i
Benton Vausant & U s
Hill & Sou ,. va
F. B. Uiwls 17l
Huston t Co 7
J. B. lUiot & Co 101
J. H. Bulla 31
L. F. Husz 29
Itosenstock Bros II
Werthelmer .t Degen.. 177
H. F. Hamilton 31
Kothsch.ld & Krebs ... 7N
Mo. & Kan. -Calf Co.... 75
('lino fi Christie U
Other buyers 389 .... 6,011
Totals 4.50J 13,001 14,133
CATTLK Cattle lecelpts fell consider
ably short of expectations toduy, tho
supply bring not much over half us largo
as oh lust Wednesday.
This together with the encouraging
tone to advices from eastern markets In
fused considerable life and strength Into
tho trade and ns far as desirable beef
steers were concerned tho market was
active and itionger right from tho start.
Quality of tho offerings was nothing
extra and for thla rensoj there wcro
comparatively few, sales around $S.OO or
over, tho bulk of the fulr to good 1.000 to
I, 300-pound beeves selling from $1.35$?
1.75. In somo cases puckers hesitated to
pay tho stronger prices, but In tho main
tho movement was free and a good clear
anco was effected comparatively early
In tho forenoon.
Tho demand for cows and heifers con
tinurB to broaden nnd prices contlnuo to
advance all along the lino. Both local
packers and outside butchers had llboral
ordors to fill this morning and lost no
tlino In getting down to business at prices
that wero pretty closn to a dlmo higher
than yeAterday and lEO"25u higher than
the close of Inst week. In fact, tho gon
erul run of cowb nnd heifers aro selling
about an high nn at any tlmn diirlm; llm
season. Vcnl calves wero quotably firm
and there was a Very good outlet for
nuns, sings, etc., at fully recant quota
tions. Business lu Blockers and feeders was
rather quiet, uB tho recent advance lu
prices hits tended to check tho demand
somewhat. Yard traders all have quite a
good many cattle on hand and were ap
parently anxious to dlHposu of what they
had than to further Increase their hold
Ings. Strictly deslrnbln grades, both heavy
und light were quotably steady, but tho
onunary run or stock cattle and reeding
steers was slow and prices generally a
shado lower.
quotations on tattle: Beet steers, giod
to choice, 17.809.00; beef steers, fair to
good, $3.00Qfl.Ni; beet steers, common to
fair. 16.00ai.90: good to choice) Heifers,
l6.75Qt.75; good to choice cows, $5 4OUM0;
cows, fair to good grades, I4.4OS5.40; com
mon to (air grades, ll.0O4;4.4O; good ta
choice Blockers and feeders. $.0438.00;
fair to good Blockers and leeden, H.tOW
1.50; common to fair itockers ami foetf
era, $5.0006.80; stock cows anC heifers, $154
QA.X; veal calves, $liolri.M., bull, lUra,
etc., $Mftt.40.
BKBF STEERS.
No,
4..
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... b9 7 20
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11
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S3
II
....lit! 7 40
...1117 7 n
....1307 7 41
.. .1117 7 to
....im 7 .0
....1111 7(0
....1277 7 56
....1211 7 63
....1173 7 10
....till 7 SO
....1114 7 65
....1103 7 76
It
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73T 10 It 4I 7 00
Uf I 76 10 1040 7 II
166 7 00 I t7 7 2-6
cowa.
1067 4 76 'S3 964 S 76
1011 4 76 1 10!1 6 76
1061 4 75 1213 6 76
111! t 00 13 m 6 76
101 6 16 13 1033 6 76
t0 6 30 2 125 6 0
S7 6 10 t75 6 to
117 5 26 22 m 5 M
Ut 6 3S 12 no 6 ti
1071 6 60 3 1120 to.
1160 6 (0 4 10CO I 00
716 6 60 10 1157 e 10
70 6 (4 II 10J6 6 10
1100 6 10 II .'.1140 10
1031 6 60 1 1103 6 10
ioi 4 par e 10
tU 6 CO It IK jo
171 6 M 2 1010 ( 15
tt t 15 33 1034 I it
1007 6 65 It 1174 1 H
1611 6 ti II 1000 26
Ut4 6 70 i uea 1 60
1005 6 70 J Hit 6 7
1071 6 70
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS,
767 6
14
791 6 10
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114 It
11 I 15
177 I (0
736 I 10
603 t 10
7
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41 710 e 15
7 121 I 0
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766 7 00
10 ,.. too t
lilt 7.00
Ml 7 05
. 114 7 10
125 7 60
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. 671 tti
. 45 t It
. 761 t 16
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175 6 76 II.
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.... 631 t 16
... 711 I SO
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...1117 160
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'....1660 t 10
...1SW t 00
. 1lt 16
.. 116 6 16 3
., 601 6 0 t
.. Ut t 10 t
.,100 I 10 4
.. 755 t 10 4
DUUtS.
..1120 6 35 1
.,1260 I 60 2
,. 416 6 M 1
..1170 6 tl 1
..1404 6 15
CALVES.
613 I 10 2.
400 t 611 2 .
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HOGS -The trade could be tllsorlbed
best on mostly 5o lower. There were,
however, a few sales that showed little.
If any, decline, whlto a few others looked
even moro than a nickel lower than the
general tun of sales on Tuesday. As
generally Is the case, tho packers wero
by fur the principal factors In tho trade,
though a very fair shipping demand w.is
In evldenco this morning, hogs bought as
shippers gclng genernlly steady to a
nickel lower. The packers' trodo was
done In reply at n nickel reduction and
the movement wan fairly active most of
tho time. There was, however, a spot
In lho mlddlo of the market when the
packers displayed moro activity than at
any other tlino In tho mouilug, and trade
began to look a little bettor, but tli
market slowed down again to Its former
condition. The range of the hulk of tho
salus wero largely atound $7.15ff7.aft, as
compared with $7.2087 35 yesterday. To
day's lop was $7.35, a nlcltol below the
best price paid on the day before
Though a liberal supply was offered a
very fair clearance was effected In good
season.
In the neighborhood of 23s cava or 16. Co
head wero yarded, as compared with
11,811 last Wednesday, 7.304 head two
weeks ago nnd 18,008 head on tho corre
sponding day ono yenr ago.
No, ' ' At.: Sh; ' TY. No. At. Sh. It.
4I, .. ...141 ... IN S 361 ... 7 36
104 1l ... 7.) 70 241 40 7 25
95 . ..1(14 ... 7 10 44 315 40 7 26
71.. ..117 ..1 7 10 26 4 W 7 35
l ,180 . . 7 10 S 270 40 7 2
7 207 120 7 1$ t SIS ... 7 27'i
70 17 ... 7 ITU 3 ... 23 ... 7 so
64 It! .. 7 llt V 304 ... 7 30
tt 20 ... 7 t7i, 11 27S ... 7 JO
71.,.,.. If 120 7 171, 77 :7-10O 7 30
ti -.663' 1. Si nn t 21s ... 7 to
14 212 10 7 20 71 242 ... 7 90
43 71 ... 7 20 31 213 ... 7 30
24 342 10 7 W 71 213 ... 7 )
M 215 ... 7 20 60 2! 120 7 30
10 31 ... 7 30 50 414 ... 7 30
5 114 ... 7 79 73 B4 ... 7 30
tt IM ... 7 20 IM 115 lt 7 30
61 21.1 ... 7 20 264 SOO 7 SO
10 24t 120 7 20 0 tit ... 7 30
2l ... 7 20 47 l ... 7 3SVi
M to 7 24 II 2M ... 7 32 H
74 216 ISO 7 ti II 110 ... 7 12t.
to 2(1 W 7 241 4 170 ... 1 KM
21 230 ... 7 tl 374 ... 7
H 81 ... 7 96 70 Stl ... 7 26
17 117 ... 7 SS
1'IQS.
1 ......110 10 7 45 1 110 10 I 45
SHKEPWlth another vorv generous
supply of lambs and sheep at tho yards
as compared with last Wednesday and
one year ago, buyers wero out In good
season, tue prospects early in tho morn
lng being for a good, active) trado nt
prices stronger than yesterday. A fair
volume of trade took place In fat cwea
early' nt prices mostly steady to ntronc,
and lu cases a llttlo- higher. tVery little,
wns doing In lambs during tho opening
rounds, but what fow changed hands In.
that llmo wero generally steady with a
decidedly weak undertone, Tho general
demand .for Xnt offerings did not seenr
nearly so broad as on the Inst fw days,
which was due to tlio extremely weak)
feeling nrnvnlllnir in thn eastern trndo In
dressed mutton. Hcarcely half of to
day's supply had been disposed of boforo
thorn wax an apparent change for tint
woro In tho trade, nnd from that thn ort
jvrlces In general hud a lower tendency. '
Included lu the early trade wero several
loads of fed western lambs that changed
hands nt $8.05 and sovcral hunches of red
ewes nt $5.50. Somo Mexican yearl ngs
brought as much ns $8.15. While tho move
ment was fairly active at tho opening,
closing trado wns somewhat slow and.
druggy, a completo chcuranca. not being
mane until late In the forenoon.
As previously mentioned, receipts were
liberal, thoro being In tlio neighborhood
of fifty-two cars of 11,000 head reported
In ns against 10,0(5 head last Wednesday
nnd $5,823 head on tho sumo day last yoar.
Compared with this, tlino last year, sheep
recelptcs contlnuo liberal, as during thn
flrBt three days of tho weok about 43.000
head showed up as ngalnst 20,600 head for
tho saiuo days a year ago.
Quotations on sheep und lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, $S.6oU8.90; lambs, fair to
good, $8.00f8.W; yearlings, light. $7,754?
8.25; yearlings, heavy. $7.507.7b; wethers,
good to choice. $0.00ftti.40; wethers, fair to
good, $G.G6fttl.00: ewes, good to choice, S5.Uo
5(5.00; owes, fair to good, $l.75QC.O0; culls
sheep and bucks, $3.76f3.G0.
Ktipresciilatlvu salos:
No. Av. Pr.
194 Idaho lambs, feeders 59 7 75
17 Idaho wethers 121 (! 00
373 Idaho yearlings 101 7 00
43 Idaho lambs and yearlings.. 83 7 00
253 fed lambs 74 8 50
232 fed lillllbs 76 8 CO
234 fed lambs . 79 8 to
657 Idaho lambs, feeders 72 7 86
644 Idaho lamus, feeders 73 7 85
279 Idaho lambs, feeders 73 7 85
02 Idaho lambs, feeders tVO 7 75
273 Idaho lambs, feeders 62 V 7G
325 Idaho lambs, feeders 60 f 75
SiO Idaho lambs, feeders 61 7 75
!3 Idaho lambs , 71 8 00
390 fed ewes 100 E 00
30 fed ewes, culls , 93 3 75
475 fed lambs KS 8 DO
24 red lambs 75 8 60
419 fed ewes , 103 6 35
SllU fed lambs 78 8 65
301 fed ewes 110 6 60
177 fed uwes ; S9 6 35
571 fed ewes , 96 E 35
224 fed lambs w 78 8 CO
192 Mexicun wethers , 07 0 00
264 Mtixlcan yearlings 81 8 15
263 Mexican yearlings 81 8 15
96 fed ewes , , 124 6 50
100 fed uwes 101 C CO
425 fed awes 96 6 20
6 Idaho owes 75 E CO
556 Idaho lambs, feedcrn 73 7 85
844 Idaho lambs, feeders.., 72 7 83
555 Idaho lambs, feeders 71 7 83
275 Idaho lambs, feeders i. 71 7 So
258 Idaho lambs, feeders 71 7 SO
205 Idaho lambs, feeders...,..-. 70 7 85
38 Idaho lambs 60 7 25
33 Idaho yearlings 93 7 PC
I
rhlrntfo l.lvr? Ntock Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-CATTIJE-n.ecelpts.
16,000 head. Market slow, generally
steady; beeves, $5.S540.10; Texas ateera,
S4.704j-0.T5; western steers. $5.407.10:
stockera nnd feeders, $4.757.C0i cows and
heifers, $2.7007.30; calves, $7.00tfj10.85.
HOCJH-neceiptH, 42,000 head; market Hf
10c under yesterday's averogo; light. $7.20
H1.W. mixed. $7.255jr7.E2l4: heavy, S7-M
7 r.nt! rouah. $7.0MI7.2O: bulk. S7.40tft7.ri0.
HHEKP AND LAMBS Becelpts, 28,000
head. Market strong at Tuesday oloso;
native, SI.8TyR6.60; western, $4,900.60,
yearlings, $6.40418.10. Lambs: Native, $7.0d
W9.60;, western, $7.0089.50.
Ht. Ijinita Llvr Stm-U MnrUet.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22. CATTLE Receipts
4,000 hoad. Including 800 Texans; market
steady; natlvo beef steers, $5.6019.25; cows
and heifers, H.WQ8.W); utockers and feed
ers, $5.2041.75; Texas and Indian steers,
S5.WW7.90; cows and heifers, $3.651I.00;
calves. $5.0041450,
JIOOB-Becelpts, 13.000 head; market,
10c higher; pigs and lights. SJ.76S7.C0;
mixed and butchers. $7.4007.60; good
heavy, $7.157.65.
HI I Bid' AND LAMBS-Keceipts 3.000
head; market steady; natlvo muttons,
$3.0036.50; lambs, $7.00311.60.
lCmisiiN 4'lty Live Hloclc Market.
KAN8AH CITY. Jan. 22..-CATTLE-Ue-celpts,
7,000 head, Including 300 head of
southerns. Market steady; native steers.
$6.ttx38,50; southern steers, $5.60iS7.33,
southern cowa and heifers, $3.75(1.60; na
tive cows und heifers, $3,75Q6.75; stockera
and feeders. S3.75G7.CG; bulls, $5.00i6.50."
calves, $8.50810.25; western steers. $6.00
8.00; western cowa, $3.76(216.75.
HOCIS Itccelpt', 15.000 head. Market
steady to 5o lower; bulk of sales, $7.25
7.40; heavy, $7.35ifjr7.45; packers and butch
ers, $7.30(37.40; light. S7.1&S7.S0; pigs, $6.25
Q6.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head. Market steady; muttons, $4.00g6.S5;
lambs, $7,5004.10: range wethers and
yearlings, $5.25S7.G0; range ewe. SlKXfi)
6.50.
St. Jaarpli I.lve Stock BInrket. '
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Jan. 22.-CATTLE
Receipts, 2,200 head; market alow; steers,
$4.764T9.23; cows and heifers, $3.73oY7.7S;
calves, $5.6010.2S.
Iioas-Ilecalpts. 8, SOO head; market
tower: top, S7.S5; bulk of sales, $7.20&7.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
head; market 104715a higher; lambs, $7.50
GO.OO.
Peoria Market.
PKORIA. Jan. 22.-COHN-?i4ilUo up;
No. S white. 4943Wo; No. t white, lie.
No. -3 yellow. 47j48o; No. 4 yellow, 4V6t
VAc; No. 3 mixed. 47ic' No. 1 mixed.
46c; sample. 4194e.
OATS No. 2 white, 34'ie34Hc; standard.
i4c, No. 3 white. 33Hc; No. 4 white, 32V
Key to the Situation- -Bee Adverjlslntr.
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