TTYF. fWATTA RFNTUY BEE FFBT?rARV 2. 1013
5r
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cold Wcive Starts Campaign of Buy
ing Futures in Wheat.
SOME CORN SOLD ON MAEKET
Bnt There Was Not Unouith to Pre
vent the Mnrkct AdvnrtctnK
nntl Iluying; In Mnch
Stronger Than Selling-.
. ,. OMAHA. Feb. 1, 1913.
a com wave put in on appearance In
winter wheat belt ana the young
Fi I 'i tho open ana unprotected from
:!?, 8n.arPly lower temperature. Esther
vine, la,, probably recorded the lowest
temperature where wttUer wheat Is
frown, being 18 degrees below ero at
that point. Tho mercury was sliding
downward nearly all day yesterday In tho
winter wheat country, and those who
remember the great losses ot last year,
and who were possibly on the wrong sldo
ot the market at that time, led In tho
buying yesterday. The market was not
a runaway affair by any means, but thoso
who absorbed tho offerings, or who bid
P for the grain, nre uniong the best
judges In the wheat world. Shorts started
tho buying early and Investors entered
tho market with the prlco for a time a
"pcondary consideration.
Those who havo believed all. along that
wheat was destined to sell downward
were greatly surprised yesterday because
?i ..I8, congestion shown which was
brought about by Inadequate offerings.
There was SOmn snnnr nnnrliul In tho
southwest yesterday, but whllo this was
mado n great deal of by the bears, the
"n.?.w. "mounted to but very little and
will likely prove of little assistance In
the protection of the young plant. A
noticeable featuro of yesterday's wheat
market was tho refusal of big holders to
throw overboard any great amount of
their grain, even at advanced prices. The
fact that the southwest took consider
able May wheat at Chicago In tho way
of an Investment, had considerable bear
ing and was an Influence with tho gen
eral trade at this point
Cash wheat unchangod to c lower.
Some corn was sold by the country
yestorday In tho way of "hedges" ngalnst
tho actual grain, but there was not enough
of this selling to prevent the market from
advancing. The buying was much
stronger In character than the selling,
and the strength In wheat was a help
to corn. Cash corn Uo higher.
Oats were narrow and tho trade was
very slow. Cash oata unchanged to c
lower.
Clearances were, wheat and flour equal
to 757,000 bushels, corn G16.00 bushels and
oats 2SO.00O bushels.
Liverpool closed with wheat Uo
higher und corn Uc higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 893,000
bushels and shipments of 498.000 bushels,
against receipts of 193,000 bushels last
year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,243,000
bushels and shipments of 1,021,000 bushels.
Bains t receipts of 1,571,000 bushels and
shipments of 622,000 bushels last year.
Primary' oat receipts were 635,000 bush
tls and shipments ot 630,000 bushels against
receipts of 456,000 bushels and shipments
of 290,000 bushels last year.
Tho following cash prices were reported
today:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter, 2 cars,
B5',4c; 3 cars, 85c. No. 3 hard winter, 1 car,
$6c. No, 3 spring, 1 car, 83Ko; 1 car, 82c.
No. 4 spring, car, 81c. Rejected spring,
1 car, 8lc. No. 2 northern, 1 car, $5c.
No. 2 durum, 1H cars, 85V4c No. 4 spring,
mixed: 1 car, 81Hc
CORN No. 3 white. 4 cars. 46c. No. 4
white, 1 car, 45o No. 3 color, 2 cars, 45Wc.
No. 3 yellow, 8 cars, 44c. No. 4 yellow, 1
car, 43i4c. No. 3 mixed, 8 cars, 43Hc; 2
cars, 43'4c No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 431ic; 9
cars, 43c; 1 car, 42Hc; 1 car, 42c. No grade,
1 car, 42c; 1 car, J7c. No. 3 mixed and No.
4 color, 1 bulkhead, 43c.
OATS Standard. 1 car, 32ic No. 3
white, 3 cars, 32ttc; 13 cars, 32!4c. No. 4
white, 4 cars, S2c.
Omaha Cash I'rtce.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, S4W87c; No. 8
hard, SMtSCc; No. 4 hard, 79365c; No. 3
spring. 834I83V4C; No. 4 spring. 8014S82c
COHN-No. 3 white, 4c; No. 4 white,
45c; No. 3 color, ttVic; No. 3 yellow, 44c;
No. 4 yollow, 4343Ho; No. 8, 43V4Q'4Kc;
No,1 41 424SW?1 no grade, -S7Q42c
OATS No. 2 white, 82cJ standard,
82y4(Jf32?5c; No. 3 white, 32c.
UARLEX Molting, 654f63c; No. 1 teed,
4247c.
RYK No. 2, K(359ttc; No. 3, MHG69C.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis ...
Duluth
(Omaha
Kansas City...
St. Loula
"Winnipeg
i
54
524
174
...296
... 16
... 43
... 65
...106
...249
117
63
94
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features ot the Trading; and Closing
Prices on Hoard ot Triule.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1. Belief that the
southwest would escape from the damage
if thH cold wave tended to null down
wheat today. An easy tone prevailed at
the close, with quotations ranging irom
Un dt.ollne to a shado advance, compared
with the night before. Corn lost He to Uc
net and oats 1-1 6c to hi&Mc. The outcome
In provisions varied from 6c oft to a gain
of a Bhade.
Except for a short time at the beginning
little disposition was shown to carry the
wheat market upwards on account of
possinie injur' uuu 10 zero weainer, iva.n
was correspondents In particular took the
position that tho fall-sown crop had been
well rooted and talk ot danger teemed
absurd. Another Influence given tho bulls
was the fact that primary arrivals
amounted to nearly double of those a year
ago, 896.0U0 busnels, against Ui.uuu ousneis.
There were also reports that New York
had been overloaded with flour.
Light deliveries of wheat by farmers
In tho northwest helped prevent any seri
ous backset In prices. War uncertainties,
too, eerved as a check. Besides, export
Clearances were iairiy gooo iw.vai Dusn
els. Improved conditions of country roads
led to an easy feeling in corn, the Idea
being that larger receipts would follow.
Oats likewise gave way. liberal sellluif
oruera more than offsetting various at
tempts to utt tne marKet. Provisions
felt the effect ot unloading, attributed to
one of tho big packers. The bulk of the
offerings, though, cams out only on hard
spots.
Futures closed as follows:
Article! Open. I High.l Low I Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
May.
July.
Sept.
Corn.
May.
July.
Bept
Oats.
May.
July.
3Ti91
91
MM
9Hi
93Kfii
93
Dili.
91HH;
91ttSi
908'JO'i
I
;90Hft
89MW
"Hen
52W
53
jKV4SH
531I&H
&3H
64W
53?i664
54
34
JtQStii
34
34V43J4
34W
34H
3tV
34W
Sept
S4H'0tt
84
SJ334ft
Pork.
May.
July.
Lard.
May.
July,
19 05-10
10 10
19 05
19 02U
19 024
19 074!
19 07'i
19 10
10 17-20
19 06
10 15-17
10 17H
10 15
10 17H'
10 17V4
iv zo
10 25
10 15-17
10 20
10 25
10 17-20
Kept.
10 20-22
10 20
10 17ft
10 1VV
10 15
RIDS.
May,
July.
10 17H
10 30
1017M
10 17-20i
10 15 11 015-17 10 12-15,
1015
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
tl.10Ql.13; No. 3 red. tl.02l.W; No. 2
hard, 2iQc; No. 3 hard, 90fl$$c; No.
1 northern, 92HS93C; No. 2 northern, S9
83Vto; No. 3 northern, 8S88tfc; No. 2
spring. 8&391o; No. 3 spring, 8588c: No.
4 spring, 78S85c; velvet chaff, 85Q114;
durum, 8Q92c. Corn: No. 2 yellow, tic;
No. 8, 47irt8?4c; No. 8 white, WViOSOKc;
No. 3 yellow, 4S34Sc; No. 4, 45ftS47Hc;
No. white, 4S4S60Wc: No. 4 yellow, 45V4
47Hc- Oats: No. 2 white, Si&37ic; No. 3
white,- 33We4c; No. 4 white, 32!4fiSSc;
standard, 84ViSf34hc, Rye: No. 2. 64V4c
Barley, 49Q70c, Timothy. t3.O04.i5,
Clover, tl2.0020.00. Pork, J1S.&5. Lard.
tl0.1214S'10.17H. Ribs. 3.62Haia37.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 2763tc.
1CGOS Firm; receipts. 14,696 cases; at
mark, cases included. tO&Xc; refrigerator
firsts. 17c; firsts. 23c.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 45 cars;
Wisconsin. 42017c; Michigan, 45g47c; Mlq
nesota. 43947c.
POULTRY Alive, steady; turkeys, 18c;
chickens, 14c; springs. He.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1. WHEAT-Spot,
steady No. 1 Manitoba, 7s 9d; No. 2. 7s
6d; No. 3, 7s 4d. Futures, quiet; March.
7 6Vd; May. 7s 3d, July. 7 3d.
CORN Spot, easy, American mixed
nw, 6s 2d; American mixed old, 6s; old
via Galveston, 8s 7'id Futures, strong.
February, La 1'latH. 8s 2Ud. February,
mixed American, 4s, 10Hd.
XliW VOIIK (IKXKHAl MAIIKUT
ttuotntlon nf the liny on Various
Commodities,
XEll' vnnif w.t, i tf -v?'Trv.ii.
spring patents, $1.40tf4.); winter straights!
S4.fi0ri?4 fc? U'lnu. .., ti -etr. i.
t'nicii.ci, ri.tvjiu.iv,
spring clears. J4.30fr4.45; winter extras
No, 1, lt.00frt.15. winter extras. No. i.
J3.9OJK00, Kansas straights, tt.10ft4.36.
Rye flour, quiet: fair to good. fAGOfM.;;
choice to fancy. fS.fcHM.PO. Buckw.ieat
flour, dull; $2.30 asked per 100 pounds.
CORNMKAL Steady; fine white and
yellow. tl.3091.8S; coarse. fl.3SQl.S0; kiln
dried. (3.1$.
KYB-Qulet; No. 2 western, 67c a 1. f.
Buffalo.
UAULEY Steady; feeding. N)i4c c. I f.
New York; malting. OWTOc c. I. f. Hut
falo. WHKAT Spot market steady; No. 2
red, tl.n4 elevator and 31.10 f. o. b.
"float nominal; No. 1 northern. Durjjth.
J1.014 f. o. b. nfloat. Future market
was steady, closing unchanged to He net
Inivntv Mnv oo. o-leswvi ,r. ic
99 11-lGc: July closed STftc; Septembur
COltN Spot market steady; cxjort, 57c
f. o. b. afloat.
OATS Spot market steady; standard.
3S'ic nominal; No. 3, 38c; No. 4, 374c;
natural white, 37fittc; whlto clIppeM;
38.ft41c,
. .FKBD Stendy; western spring bran,
Impound sacks. $22.50; standard middling.
100-Iound sacks. $23 50; city. 100-pound
sacks. f24.60.
HAY Quiet; standard, ft.OO; No. 1.
JUG: No. 2, 90095c: No. 3. 75J55C.
1912, SOftSSe; 1911, 12U5c; Pacific coast 1312,
lu, ivy ltC.
HIDES-Rteady: Central America. 294c;
Bogota. 28ajlic.
LEATHEJl Firm: hemlock firsts. 2S5I
20c; seconds, 276CSc; thirds. 24023c; it-
- , w,w..u vi n, avi.iij . uir?d ,.'.11,
R20.00; family, 121.003(23.00; short clenrn.
i,'nl'ta. ueei, quiet : mess, jo.iwp
2100; family. f24.0Otr23.00: beef hams,
fin nrt:v" r.i r.,. . .., i . ..i t. i
bellies, 10 to 14 pounds. 12Vi13c; plckledi
iiuuio, mtc i.ru. Hioaciy; mmnie west
prime, 3tO.SOST10.40; refined, quiet; conti
nent, tl0.&5; South America, $11.55: com
pound, 5!4c6Hc
xiv i rti ti r i rni ; creamery extras, 3i.c;
Imitation creamery, firsts. 244i23c; fac-
23iT23V4o. seconds. 2122c: packing stock.
t viuu iimnv, .rid,i7jui uun till lilaKO. NO.
white or colored specials, WiWic; state
whole milk, winter made, whlto or colored
specials, not green, 1616c; skims, 12e
14c.
EGGS Firm; receipts. 5,230 casos; fresh
gathered extras. 25c; held fresh
average best, 19fJ20c; refrigerator firsts,
1019V4c: nearby honnery. whites, good to
1 f Tern ilfA tiAtir I 11 9A7tt
29oj western gathered whites, 2fl2Sc.
vvuuui urcBBtiu, eieauy; I resit
killed western chickens, 12lT20c; fowls, 13
oiiui i.uijcsr itific. iave, tjuiei; west
ern chlckana. 14n: fawln. irUr tnrUv.
19p.
St LonU Ucnrral Mnrkct.
RT TTTTQ fy Vkk 1 tirtm ni
Steady; track, No. 2 red, $1.08(51.13; No. 2
hard. 90V4S94C
CORN Firm; track, No. 2, 491449o;
No,S white, 61Hc.
OATS-Bteady; track, No. 2, 31c; No. 2
white, 3SiQ06c.
RYE unchanged, 63V4c.
Closing prices ot futures:
WHEAT Weak: May, 93T4c; July, S9c
CORN Weak; May, 51V4c: July, M4c.
OATS Weak; May, 31Hc: July. 34'4c.
Pf JilX n.lll. ffiA mini.. t t
w asm,., icu miiivi nvtrillCT, t.,.irv
05.25: extra fanoy nnd straight, $4.00
4.80! hard winter cleara. t3.401J3.53.
oejeju iimoiny, iu.w,
CORNMEAL-42.90.
BIUN Titlll! Rnnkoil. nilRl tranir t1 (W,f
1.02.
HAY Firm: timothy, $12.0018.00; prul
rle. tll.0014.00.
BAGGING 9c.
TWINE-lIemp. 8c.
Dry salt meats, boxed' extra shorts. $11.00;
plniif iHhtt til fVi mUf MlnnMB tn inn
TitiVU! nilWll 1,117(1.1 na f 11.1m)
Bacon, boxed extra shorts, $12.00; clear
rus, iit.w; anon clears, ti.s.l-ft.
iveceiou. Hninmrnts
Flour, bbht S0D0 10.000
Wheat, htl . 19e Mt nt m
Corn, bu 113,000 41.000
Oats, bu 69,000 3G.000
Kanana City Ornln nnd Pr,ivlalin
KANSAS CITY, Fob. l.-WHEAT-
No. 2 red, $1.0101.00; No. 3, &6c$1.03.
J' Ul III HH. I'.IIINPT AID V ajlIA.n' I II 1 IP t'lTllH
CORN-No, 2 mixed, 47c'; No. 3, 4CVi
iiw, i wnue, i'ja; nio. a, 4540, l' utures
Mnv. EUir- .lulu KMX19.U
"ji: x-uturea; iuay, sa-y'ftC.
a uncnangeu.
HAY Unchanged.
RUTTISR-Creamory. 32V4c: firsts, 30Ho;
Seconds. ?fiUo: nnrL-ln 1QL79r.
EGGB KxtMJI 5llf.' flrofn 9iOfllU.r. cor.
A 1. ,,- '
uuuq, 111;.
POULTRY Hens, Hc; roosters, Sc;
ducks, 13c.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu b,ooj 61.000
t-orn, bu 59,00) kj.ow
wis, du 70,H 18,0J
Minneapolis Grain Market.
IIVML1ATVM TO til .. .
ninraiim . . r , , .WM
MxuAx iuy, ii.(ac?tc juiy, oo'ic
FLOUR First patents. $4.30tM.65; second
,...,.a, ,,.,.uv, nisi cioari, 4.1WXd.4J:
second olears, $2.30iS'2.iO.
FLAX-I1.34HC.
BARLKY 4&i(i9c,
MllwnnVtc Grain Market.
MILWAUKBB. Feb. l.-WHKAT-No
1 northern. 91V&9:c; No, 2 northern, S93
JulV.NWo.W,nter' m'MC' May 91HCi
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 48MH8?ic; No. !
white, 61c; No. 3, 4SQ48Hc; May, 62ic:
July, E3c,
OATS-3435c.
BARLEY-5270c.
Peoria Market.
PWH1U. til i mnv inaxi
up; No. 3 white. 49c; No. 4 white. 46848c;
No. t yellow, 47047Vio; No. 4 yellow. 460
4iic; No. 3 mixed. 47c; No. 4 mixed, 45
U-W7u; eiuiipie, irgfic.
OATS-V40 lower; No. 2 white. 3HJifj
USic: standard, S3034c; No. 3 white
S3 14033 V4c.
.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-OOTTONFu.
tures closed steady; closing bids: Febru.
ary. 12.32c; March. 12.29c; April, i2 08O
May. 12.08c; June. U.9Sc; July, ll.ioc: Au!
gust, 11.85c September, 11.44c; October
11.37c; Deoember, ll.SSc. Spot, quiet; mid!
dllng uplandB, 13c; middling gulf, UiSc-
Ptlicn, jiuiiv
LIVERPOOL. Feb. l.-COTTONSpot
small business: prices, steady; American
middling fair, 7.37d; good middling, 7.ocu.
middling, 6.83d; low middling. 6.-M; good
ordinary, 0.25d; ordinary, 6.91d. Sales, 4,000
bales.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-COFFEE Fu
tures market closed steady, net un
changed to 0 polnta higher; sales, 13.7G0
bags. February, 13.00c: March. 13.27c;
April, 13.c; May. 13.4Sc; June, 13.53c;
July, 18.60c; August, 13.65c; September,
13.73a; October. 13.67c; November, 13.63c;
December and January. 18.69c. Spot cof
fee, steady; Rio, 7s, 12c; Santos, 4s,
16HC Mild, quiet; Cordova, lolSc.
nominal.
Turpentine anil lloatn.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 1. TURPENTINE
Firm; 4I4!c. Receipts, 248 bbls.; ship
ments. 3 bbts.; stocks, 21,878 bbls.
ROSIN Firm. Bales, 1.691 bbls.; re
ceipts, 1,665 bbls.; shipments, 115 bbls.;
stocks, 14.569 bbls. Quote: A, D, J4.0G; c
D. 3.St); rl 16.W: F, J8.25; O. 18 : II. 1.35
I. J6.40; K, M a); M, n.00; N, J7.08: WO
17.16 J WW, liSO '
Onmlin liny Market.
OMAHA. Feb, l.-IIAY-No. 1 upland.
$10.0010.60; No. t. tt.OOBlO.OO; No. 3. 17.00
t39.00; No. 1 midland. ia.50fnO.OJ; No. 2,
JOOOflO.GO; No. 3. 700frS.Oi); No. 1 lowland.
t) 0039.60: No, 2. W OOftH.OO: No. 3. $6.00r
J 00. Alfalfa. No. 1. 13.Ofnvi4.O0; No. 2,
tlo.031J 00; No. 3, $9.00TflOOO. Straw, oats.
t6 00.60; rye. 5.5Oa6.Ci0; wheat, $1.50
(15.00.
Dry Goods Market,
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-DRY QOODS
Cotton gooda markets are steady alter
an active week. Jobbers are doing a
good trade in wash fabrics and general
lines. Yarns are barely steady.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Movements of Leading Issues Arc
Narrow and Irregular.
LACK OF INITIATIVE SHOWN
Independent Steel Xtoeks Develnii
Cunsldernlile StreiiKth and Suntli
crn Pnelfle Sells nt AiUnnce
of n Point.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.- MUvoments of the
leading stocks today were narrow and
iregular. Speculation slowed ikiwn ami
displayed !ak of Initiative. A Break of
nearly J points In Pennsylvania whs thi
most conspicuous prion chango. these
shares being sold on reports of a pro
posed largo KoKisauo which wure subse
quently denied.
How largo tho stock market operation
of the weok woro built about tlio bud
condition In American t'nn stocks was In
dicated by tho lessening of speculative
Interest todo). whlcu uns colnrldent with
the cessation of the upward movement In
Ameilcim Can. Ti..it stock dropinnl 3
points, iiltliough It nubsequentl) legalned
much if ItH U.i-s Selling of these shares
was attilhutvd to dis.ippoliitnient of trad
vi s who had ixptctcd 11 definite HtuioUnCiv
uiiint of u plan to pay ntf tho dividend
on the preferred. Another Influence
which tended to restrict speculation won
the l-clltl that the supremo court's de
cision in tho Minnesota rato enso might
be hniulid down on Monday.
Incotwident stool sto-its i!oKil -ti-slderable
strength. Colorado ivbo 4 points
to l.iG, Hb record prlio. nioiin.-cH woio
sliown in Southorn i-inlflii. uhich for il
time sold at an advance of 1 inilnt on the
exHctatln that the lliirrlmiin dlsnolutlon
would soon no made. Annual d v dund
payment of H4 on llumloy resulted In a
-iomi gam 011 mat mock.
ttonoa continued to movii 11 1111 uncer-
tuin way. Total sales, imr value. tl.463.Ox).
Panama 3s advanced lVi on call on tho
wceK.
Number of sales nnd lnn-nir auntattons
on siucks toiiay were on follows:
Salet. Itlcb
6. 100 TS'k
00 jjl
17,100 43 'k
s.(kx) mil
" too it"
100 MS
"jiio i"
1,000 73 H
llV.i
I.S00 I32i
W0 3
400 103T,
SOO 101H
T- lWS
t) 39
1,300 SIS
KM) 241
100 2
100 781i
too n't"
'7,100 "t'b'
, "iw 'tti,
100 31s
(00 4'i
ioo i:s'i
400 Us
. 1,200 K5
Amiljimttcd Ceppr ...
American Atrlculturil ..
72'i
Amrrlcan Dff t Suctr. . .
371;
4IH
S7'i
America lun
4J'i
ll,
M
62
S3,
10i
40 .
American Can pfd
American c. sr v
Arm Menu Cotton Oil....
r2
33.
'Ji'i
73Vi
Am Ice Seeurltlea
Atr.rrlcan I.lnteeil
American Looomottro ..
American R. & It
7.ni
10'i
Am P. A n. nfd
Am. Sugar Refining
Amanctin T & T
American Tibacco
Anaconda Mltllne Co...
Atcblenn
Atchison pM
Atlnntlo Ooaat Line
284 U
38
ISO
10m
31
91
24011
Ilaltlmore & Ohio
netnlehcm Strel
Brooklyn lUphl Tr
Canadian I'acltlo
11
240H
29
7tl,
Ocntral Leather
Cheaapeak A Ohio
Chlcaso Q. W
Chlcaco, M & St. P...
7i
1134 1131
Chlcno & Jv. W
Colorado F. & I
Contolldated Oaa
Corn Productg
Delaware k Hudaon
1364
39 Vi
40S
13144
US
144
31
38
Denver A Itto Grande...
Dener & 1U a. pld....
DUtlllers' Securities ...
Erie
IIS
31H
UK
31H
4SS
Krle tat pld.
Dli !d pfd 3Svi
General Elcctrlo
1414
Oreat Northern pti
dreat KWlliern Ore ctt
Illinois Central
Interboroucrh Jlet ,
Inter. Met. pld
128 K
3U
127M
l!i
64 S
113
us
ss
International Harvester..
Inter-Marine pfd
International Taper
International Pump
Kansas City Southern....
Laclede Gaa
Lehlch Vallsr
Iulvllle k NaabTllle...
M St, P. & S. Ste. M.
Mlstoiirl, K. & T
Mluourl Pacltlo
TVatlonal Dlacult
National Iead
N. It. n. ot M. 24 pfd..
New York Central
N. Y.. O. & W
Niorfolk & Western
t.'jrtli American
Northern Pacirio
Vacltle Mall
Pennsylvania
People'! Gas
P., C, C. Jfc St. It
I'ltttburgh Coal
I'rCNwxl Steel Car
Pullman Ialsee Car
Reading
Ittpubllc I. & B
Kepulillc I. A e. pfd
Ittck Itlann Co
Hock Island Co. pfd
st. l & a. r. id pfd...
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard A. L pfd
BlOM-Bheffleld B. & I....
evmthern Paelflo
SouUiern llallwar
So. llallwar Pfd
Tennessee. Copper
Texas & Pacllle
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pfd
United States Itealtr
United States Rubber....
1'nlted Statea Steel
U. S. Steel pM "..
Utah Copper
Va.-Carollna Chemical ..
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland .......
Western Union
Vi'ealtnihouae. Electric ..
Wheellnc sc It. K
200 inn m
1
12
15(4
I'M
103
1,600 Hl-4 161 15154
13JU
200 140
139H 11S
274
30 41T4 41S
4144
K)i
!4W
100 10IW lMVi 10SH
3144
400 11094 110H 110S
10) 81 , 81 81
400 11IU 1I9U I13S
30
13,800 122U 121S 1SH4
JIBS
101
500 2344 MS
31H
100 HIS 161S HIS
13,000 11314 164 Hif,
1.1M 2744 2414 27S
400 fiU H CD
400 2344 tlK '23S
300 434 4214 42
37W
Wi
4714
44
,00 108H WH 10TH
37H
200 80S MS 80S
200 33S 33 S 33 S
H
9,201 161H 160S 131
10O 00)4 Wi M
72',(j
COO 6344 C6S 1S
19.400 65S 4IS &'
300 110K 11011 11014
(00 C4H US Mi
104 37 17 37
ST4
13
43
'IS
800 7JH 71 7244
7
Total sale tor the day, 143,300 shares.
Neyr York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. l.-MONEY-On call,
nominal; no loans. Time loans, stronger;
sixty days, 8V403V4 Per cent; ninety days,
3$5?4 Per cenl; six months, 4if4'4 per
cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER IV405
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34.5310
for sixty-day bills and at 14.8725 for de.
mand; commercial bills, 14.83.
SILVER Bar, 61Tic; Mexican dollars,
43HC
HONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as follows:
U. B. rtf. . r..-101 K. C. Bo. rsf. Ss.... 9SS
do coupon 101 It. S. deb. 4s 1931.. 9iS
V. 8. 3a, rsg 103HL. & N. unl. 4s,... US
do coupon I02SM. K & T. lit 4a 94
V. 8. 4s, ttt 1H do Kn. 4St MS
do coupon llSS'Mo. I'acltlo 4a 70H
Panama 3s coupon.. 10314 do conr. U 17
A.-C. Irt t N- n- of . 4Ss 8544
iinrr. Ag. lis.. JOl'.iN. Y. C. . S,.... 84,.
AT&T. cr. 4..104 do dab. 4s 90s
Am TObscco 4s.... 121 N. Y. N". 11. & 11.
Armour & Co. 4i. Kct. 3. st
AUhlson gen. is.... .. . w. isi o. .. 99
do cr. 4s !eo
. .,vtv -uu cv. IS JOB
..104ViNV. Paelflo la Jm
, . 9i do 3s eg
. 97'iO. B. L rfdg. 4s... 91K
.- JSPenn. cv. 3Ss 1915. MS
. . 91S do con 4s lreu
do c
A. C. I lt
Pal. Ohio 4s
do 3HS
Droolc. Tr. ct- 4s
Ceo. of Oa. ts....W7lladlng ten. 4s.... 974
On. Leather la.... ' L. 4 B K. fg 4, 7,
Ctaee. & unio uu si
... . 4t 91 St. L 8. W. e 4, cau.
Chicago " ""J- s. .
do gen. 4a. .. WJ. do cv. 4s
C M & 8 P 0 4V4a. lW" do 1st ref. 4s...
C H I- c. 4s. 4USo. Hallway Ss..,
do rtt. 4s 87 do gen. 4s
C! & 8. r & e 4Hs. SIS Union Pacific 4s..
T) & H. io
D. II. 0. ref. Is 8S do 1st A ref. 4s
T.i.ini.r' (a 47 U. S. Tlubber (s..
41.
Mtt
SI
74
K
0i
1..1. . I. 4s 84UU. 8. Bteel 2d Is . lfte
do gen. 4s 7f.SVa.-Car. Chem. 5s,. 97T4
do cv. 4s. sr. n. Wabash 1st aV n. 4s !S
III Can. 1st ref. 41 tCViWeatern Md. 4s.. .. 3I4
Inter Met. 4Ss..-- 81 We. Kite. cr. 5.. Mu
Inter M M. 4Wi.. UUWIt. Central 4s.. .. 82
Japan 4H "
Ilostou MlnliiK HtouUa.
BOSTON, Feb. I.-Closlng quotations
on mining stock were:
Alloutt s liobtwk tjj
Aml. (Jopper 7IV;Nrs(la Con 11
A. Z. L. 8 JlHMclnIng Mints ... H.
Ailtnna Com SS North Ilutte 10
B. & C. C. & S. U. ttt North Uk 2
Ol, ft Arliooa. ttttOld Dominion 4
Cil. & llcclsu 490 OMtola l
OnUnnUI ItHQutncr 71
Copper lUnr C. C. 471tgbnnon it'i
Ert Butte C. M- 14VSuprtor it
Franklin ... - J'iBuprlor & I) M... 14;
Olroui Con. . 1 Tsmsrack l
Oianbr Con. .. Hf 8. K U M... 41
arm Cananra . .. IS do pM . . .'. .. 4i
Ills H07t Coppw. J4 Utah Con IU
Kerr tk tfutah Copper Co 14 H
jMVt draper 1H Winona t
La Ball Copper 44iWolerln n'.i
Miami Coffr . ... 2V
Condition of Trensiirr.
WAHHINOTON, Feb. l.-The condition
of the United States treasury at the be-
Slnmi.K of tuistm Uul.n wn- Work
lug balance, Jjj... i i,i4 . In Imnks and
Philippine treasury, 832,ViiV8:l, total ot
general fund. tl46.!MtxtW. Hecelnts i ester-
day. M.IW.aw. Dlsbursnmnts. tl.27J.MC
The surplus this fiscal -ar Is IMU.485,
us AgHlntt a deficit of t.i.37,$ft last or.
To iiKUJjV Iir reoelpl, illsmirirmeiils,
sufpllisT fit etflmlr Pnnm'Viml anil
public debt transactions.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Feb. 1 -The stock market
opened quiet and steady nnd later ad
vanced without mrtlculHr feature to the
dealing. Home rails were strengthened
by iiivuieiia announcements, but vne con
tlnental fnxorltei eased off In the lute
trading. Nlveilan Tin shares wertt weak
on realizing.
American securities opened steady and
a fraction higher. The market continued
to advance until tho last halt hour,
when light selling depressed a part of
the list. The closing was steady, with
values ranging from " above to la below
parity.
Money was Irt good demand nnd dis
count rates wero quiet.
linden closing mock quotations
cVnaols, moner
do Account
Amal. ijopper
Atctilton
llalllmnre Ohio
JS Umllvllln & Nah lit
.It Mo . Kan. A Tri. SS
. TtViNVo York Central. 113
IMS Norfolk A Wealern I11H
lie Otilarlo Weelern 3tS
Canadian raclllr
247mVnnlTonla . 13
Chwxake A Ohio. 0SH-illna . . . M
(hi Oreal Wenlern U Routhi-rn ltr MH
("hi.. Mil & Ht r llS Southern Purine ..Ul'4
Denver A lllo O... 31 Vnlon Pacific .. .U4i
ltrle StHV. a. Steel HH
do let pld
. M Wabaah
Orand Trunk . ...
Illinois Ontral .
SIKVKll-Hni.
. J9'tlV Peers SlVii
Itt Hand Mine '
steady at iM per ounce.
MONl'.Y lVilf4 per cent.
DISCOUNT HATi:S Short bills, 4!4 per
cent; threo montliH, 4 per cent.
( lenrlnu: llnuse HnnU Stiileiuent.
NHW YOUIC, Keb. 1. Tho Btnloment of
(.ho nctunl condition ot clenrltig house
hanks and trust companies' for the week
shows that they hold tlS.l-S,a0 reserve tu
excess of legal requirements. This Is a
decrease of t&,3IO.!X from last week. The
statement follows:
ACTUAL CONDITION.
Decrease.
lnns tl.fi.Wo.000 IW.SH't.OOO
Spec-to 3Ki.lT3.000
Legal tenders M.IM.OiM
Net deposits l,SJB,K20,0lX)
Circulation 4fi.M9.000
Km-css lawful re've. 1C.12&.W)
1.2K.000
2,7.00i)
H.99:,(V)
113,000
6,31(1,20)
Increase.
IhiiikH cash reserve In vault ... WO. 9.O.O0O
Trust companies' cash reserve
In uult Gfi.841,000
Aggregato cash reserve 1434.311.000
Trust companies' reserve with clearing
house members carrying 25 per cent cash
reserve, ftSl.7SA.000.
Summary of state hanks nnd trust com
panies in Greater New York, not In
cluded In clearing houso statement:
Increase,
. OI.i,. $301,623,300 J3,9SP,!00
Specie f.l..W,100 701.500
Legal tenders ' 7.707,400 M.400
Total deposits C30.213.WH) 3.155.300
Decrease.
New York Mining- Stocks.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. Closing quota
tions on mining stocKs weroi
Com. Tunnel Mock, a wniran
.. 7
..250
.. 11
.. 15
..100
. IS
do bonds
12
Ontario
Con. Ctil. &
Va
. 3
.130
. I
. 3
Ophlr
Small Hopes ..
Standard
Yellow Jacket
Iron Silver
Leadvllle Con.
LltUo Chief ...
OMV1IA UI5NI3U.-.I. MAIIKKT.
I1UTTHU No. 1, l-lb, carton, 35o; No. 1,
00-lb tubs, 34H:; No. 2, 33c.
CHEUSI3 Imported Swiss, S2c; Ameri
can Swiss, 2Cc, block Swiss, 24c; twins,
lE4c; daisies, IPVfce; triplets 19Hc: Young
Atnerlcas. 21c; blue label brick, 19V4c; Urn
bergcr, 2-ib., 21c; l-lb.. 22c; Now York
"llEKP CUTS-Ulbs: No. 1, l!to; No. 2,
lBic; No. 3, 12c. Chucks: No. 1, Iks; No. 2.
svic; No. 3. Sc. Loins: No. 1, 20.o; No. 2,
lie; No. 3, !3V4c. Uounds: No. 1, 12l4o;
NO. i, Il'.iC, fio. iiinu. rum"' .
8c; No. 2. 7ic: No. 3, 7C.
POULTIlV UroluTB, fJ.OOSfl.OO per doz.;
hens. 15c; cocks, Uc; ducks. 20c; geese. ISo;
turkeys, 2tc; pigeons, per dor., J1.20. Alive,
'broilers, I0o; hens, Uc; old roosters, (TUc;
ducks, full feathered, 14c; geese, full
fpntiiered. 12c: turkeys. 16c: pigeons, per
doz., 00c; homers, f3.60; squabs, No. 1.
fl.l; No. 2, noc.
FIBU (Kresh) Pickerel, 11c, frozen;
white, 14c, frozen; trout, 14c. frozen;
largo crappics, 12c, frozen. Spanish
mackerel, 180; ee, 15c; haddock, 13c;
flounders, 13c; green catfish, 14c, .shad
roe, per nalr. 40c; salmon. 15c; halibut.
20c; frozen, 13c; buffalo, 9c; bullheads, 13o;
Oysters, bay standards, J1.C0; northern,
fl.90; selocts, 11. SO: counts, f2.O0.
Kill) ITS Oranges: California navels,
fully colored. 30 alze, $2.00; W size, $2.25;
126 size. 12.50; 150. 170, 200 and 21C size,
f3.00. Orape fruit: Hxtra fancy Florida,
48, 64. 61 and 80. per box. fS.ftO. Cranber
ries: Wisconsin long keeping, extra funcy
Howes', Jumbo, per bbl., $3 50; extra fancy
Jersey, per bbl., f'J.00; extra fancy, bells
and Cherry per box, t300. Lemons: Air
fehlp brand, 300 or 360 size, fH.70. CocounutH
In sacks, per suck, 5.76; per dozen, 80c.
Honey. new Colorado, twenty-four
frames, per case, J3.76. Dates: Kard, 15
lb. box, per 11)., 12c; New Hall, bulk, per
Ih , 7c: new Anchor pkg. (30 cartons), per
hex, J1.25; new Dromedary (30 carton),
per box. f2.75. Figs: now 12 12 12, per nox,
8Dc; new 6-crown (Turkey), 16o; new 1
crown (Turkey), 16o; new 7-crown tTur
keyj, 17c, Apples: extra fancy Washing
ton Jonathan-. 113. 125. 138. 150. 166, box.
fl.SS; extra fancy Washington UrlmeB'
Guldens, 113. 125, 138. 150, box, $1.76; nxtia
fancy Washington Uomnn UeiiutluB, 72, ftO,
S8, W. 103, 125., box, fl.75; extra funcy
Washington IJIack Hen Davis, 72. 80, B.
. 101. 125 count box, fl.75; extra fancy
Washington lied Wine Baps, 104, 112, 125,
138, box. J2.0O: extra fancy Pink Cheek
Waxen and White Winter Pearmalns. 8,
104. 113, 125, 138, 150, 163 count, box. 12.00;
extra fancy Colorado, unwrapped, Whlti
Winter Pearmalns, 150, 15, 1&0, 200 count,
box, 91.05; extra fancy New York llald
wlns, per bbl . t2.90, extra fancy New
York U, I. Greenings, tier bbl., f3.23; ex
tra, fancy New York State llussiits, per
bbl., J3.O0; extra fancy Missouri Jona
thans and Grimes Guldens per bbl., 11.00;
5-bbl lots or more, asserted. 16o per bbl.
offf extra fancy Missouri Ilcn Davis, per
bbl., $2.50; oxtra fancy Missouri Wine
Pippins, per bbl., $2.75; oxtra fancy Mis
souri Willow Twigs, lllnck Twigs, York
Imperials and other fine varieties, per
bbl.. $3.25.
Hnirni- Market,
NEW YOUK, Feb. l-SUQ.Ul-Uaw,
steady; Muscovado, S3 test, 2.9Sc; cen
trifugal, M test, 3.48c; molasses sugar.
89 test, 2.73c; refined, (jultt; crushed,
5.0Ec; granulated, fine, 4.35c; powdored,
4.45c.
K vaiiornted Apples niul Dried I'rutts,
NEW YOUIC. Feb. 1. UVAPOItATJSD
APPLBS--Market quiet; fancy, 7'i1J8H;o;
choice, 6iifiV4c; jirlme. BVGc.
DU1UD FRUITS Prunes, barely steady;
apricots and peaches, quiet; ralMlns, dull.
Wool Mfirliet,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1. WOOL-Hteady ;
medium grades combing and clothing,
y8VH(20o; light fine, lfClc; heavy fine, 13
Q18c; tub washed. 27936c
Ht. I.oul Llvu htocU StiirUct.
ST. XtOVJH. Feb. 1. CATTLE Uecelpts,
3,000 head, including 200 Texans; market
steady; choice to fluo steers, JG.COii8.00;
good to choice steers, J5.00tff8.0Q: dressed
beef and butcher steers, J5.rr7.00; Block
ers and feeders, $6. 2543 fl.SS: cows und helf-
I ors, $5.5oft8.(i0; cmineru, U.WBGUi; fancy
cows, f4.60Afi.30; bulls, fS.55141.20, culves,
, H.00Jfi.R6; Texas and Okluhoma steera.
i f5.KVB7.90: cowa and heifers, f'l.fttK.15.
Hoas-ltecelpts, 8.WU head: niarkot
I steady; pigs and lights. $6.07.75; mixed
and butchers, f7.66?IT.&: good heavy,-$7.06
7.80.
8HKKP AND LAMUH-Recelpta. 1.200
head; market steady! muttons, K.(nyi.co;
yearlings, f7.COtj8.00; lambs, W.7Kf.B6;
culls and bucks, f:.003.00.
. HIoht City Live Htitek Mnrkel.
SIOUX CITY. Feb. l.-CATTLK-Ue-colpts,
100 head; market, steady: native
stecm. IIUILQQ.M; cows and heifers, $4.5041
0.75; canners, $8.26fi''4.K; stacker und feed
era. 16.36Q7 50; calves, .75-t7.W; bulls, ii.00
(21.75.
HOGS Receipts. 4.500 heart; market
weak to 5c lower; heavy, $fl.54Jfl.30; mlxivl
t 'K,,1 tltrht tCaMfti W)' ultra. :VU
No recelpts'of sheep.
Ht. Joseph Live Stock Mnrkel.
ST. JOBKPII. Feb. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipt)), 100 head; market Bteady; steera,
W.WdS.W; cows and bettors, $.7fc7.50;
oalves, $5.6010.00.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 heail; market,
steady; top, J7.60; bulk ot Hales, f7.I0i
7.4S.
SHKKP AND LAMBS Market sternly,
lutnbs, f6.6m35.
i OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cuttle Higher nnd Heavy
Feeders Lower for Week.
HOGS CHANGE LITTLE FOR WEEK
lines Very Nenrly Menily with the
Close of l.nst Week, tint l.ninbs
mill Yenrtlnss Mum n
Mmrp l)re(lne.
SOl Tll OMAHA, Feb. . 113.
rtecelpts were. Cutt:e ttogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 5.M4 7,58 11.111
Offlelal Tuesday 5.04S 17.TS8 T.HJ
Official Wednesday ... J.7W 1S.714I 4,"
Official Thursdav ...Itll 16.447 4.IW6
Official Friday. .. K6 11.189 1.9M
Kstlmate Sitiirtlaj S.lWi .
Six days this week iW 74.CSS 30,(M
PnniB days lust week !1,4) 7.W .7.7(
Sumo days 5 weeks ago -V.J1S OV.'M
Same days S weeks ago I9.;0 M.MS M.717
Samo days 4 weeks ago 17,477 3T.W1 37.1'
Same days Inst year. Stl.Ms 71.407 44.7SO
Tho following table shows the lecolpts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South U ma tin
for the yoat to date as compared with
last year: 1S13. 19IS. Inc. Dec
Cattle SI. (01 H.l'O
Hogs 2.SS.IBS Slii.M .... 61.04 1
Sheep 2t.WS 17'l.MS SO.W1!
The following tiiblt. slums the range of
prices for hogs nt South Omaha, for the
last few days, with comparisons
""Date"" il!)i3. 19rj,lliilll?10.dlH)wTliw.l!y7"
'a"n. 3. ; S'k. s SJi p !i7i 4 O
Jan. ZS. 7 22UI 5 S9 18 33'. 6 OBI 4 181 C 61
Jan. si. 1 z-i'.i & si J Mi 11 w mi
001 4 09!
Jan.
7 2.V.I t, '.14! 7 Mil S 201
1 4 1& 6 4S
Jan. .
7 3SH 5 K. 7 CO, S OM f! Ofi
4 Sll 6 CI
Jan. 26.
Jan. 27.
Jan. 2.S.
6 W
7 4S
7 :i o oo
6 tU
I G 01
7 49,
7 IS
S 412 5 l2
S OAI ft 01
,
If9'"
7 sm
Jon. W.
Jun. 30.1
Jan. 31.
7 M'.l ft 03
S 041 ft V 4 CO. ti U !
7 SS'.' 6 0!
7 M 6 It 4 13
f. 72
o S5
G SS
7 32 I C 03
7 471 K 12' 4 1J
l-'eb. 1..
I ft Wi
7 2C ft r, fi 21 4 10
Sunday.
llecclpta nnd disposition of live stock ut
tho Union atock yards, South uniahu. for
twenty-four hours ending ut 3 o'clock
yesterday :
UKClCIlTS-CAmi.
IlogH. ll'r'H.
c. m. & st. i uy.
3
Wabash IL II 1
Missouri Pacific It. It 2
I'lllon I'acltlo It. It.
C. & S. V . Uy.. cast 3
C. ,t N. V. 1U'.. west 31
t'.. ft. V.. M. it O. Hy 4
C. II. H Q. Uy eaat
C. II. & cj. Uy., west -
C, U. 1. ,fc P. Uy.. rust 11
C. U. 1. & V. Uy., west 4
Illinois Central Uy 2
Chicago Great Western Uy ft
Total receipts 119
IJlSrOHITlON-miAD.
Morris Sc Co
tjwlfl & Co
Clidahy Packing company
Armour & Co
Schwartz & Co.....
J. W. Murphy T
Hogs.
.. l.oul
.. 1.770
.. 1.7
2(t2
2,Ij10
Total
r',411
CATTLU Theio wnrn no ciittln hem to
day, at least, nothing of any conse
quence, and the totul for the week foots
up only 16,1)48 head, being a falling off
ot over 4.0jO head us compared with last
week and of ovor 3.000 hend as compared
with tho corresponding week of lust year.
To make another coniparloii, reicipts
this week aro thu smallest ot any time
allien ChrlBtnias week.
Tho week started out with liberal re
ceipts at all ntarkct points and thero whs
a general downward movement In values
everywhere The market on Tuesday was
Blow and weak, hut on Wednestlny It
chanired for tho better, aw lecelpts be
came very moduruto. Uy tho close of tho
week prices hud tinned up until they
were sufely 10il15o higher than tho closo
of tho previous week.
cows ana licuers were wean io lower
early, but later on strengthened up more
rapidly tnan oven uoer stccra niui at ino
close of the week are uround 16ii25c
higher than last week.
Heavy feeders wero slow nil the week.
They broke at the eanin time fat cattle
were going down hill and failed to recover
when fat cattlo did, with the lestilt that
ut tho close of tho week they were 15?jl25c
lower than a woek ago. It iniiBt bo borne
In mind, however, that they wem very
high last week. Light stockers of good
quality were In very meager supply
throughout the week and In consequence
of that they commanded steady prices
every day. . , ,
Quotations on cattlo: oOod to eholco
beef steers, $7.5ta-8.25. fair to good beef
steers, J7.Ou4i7.50j common to fair beef
steers, J6.354j'7.M); good to cholco helfurs,
f.257.00; good to cholcu cows, J0.ltlfl.O0;
fulr to good guides, tt.Oofifl.oi); common to
fair grades, $3.25(11 6.00; good to chalet)
stockers atld fcedVrs, Jti.754i7.75; fair to
good Mockers and feydors, $G.251(i.75;
common to fair stockers and feeders, JJ.lK)
4HJ.25; stock cows and heifers, $4.7iiiU.5o;
veal calves, $C.OO'S,J.O0; hulls. stugM, oto.,
f4.76CC.25.
IIOUS Uocelpta thla morning footed up
about 17 earn or 8.000 head, this being
Homewhiit heavier than ono week ago,
lighter than two weeks ago, and almost
one-third moro than on the corresponding
day a year ugo.
Packers Btarted out this morning bid
ding 6010c lower. SellerB were ox
trumely opposed to granting uiiy such
concession na this, thinking that they
ought to get at least steady figures. Ah
u result, tho market wuh very slow and
dull at the opening and It was nearly
10 o'cluck before anything or consequence
had been done, and at that time less than
,.n .1.. I ... n I . . . .1 antil Knllul'H
utui ot i.ic nuho in... r.... .......
seeing that lower prices were to bo tho
orucr oc me uuy 111 bi'iiq ui uu wivuw
tlon. still oblected to selling at the re
ductlons demanded by the packers In
their earlv bids, but whenever they got
bids up to within a nickel of yesterday s
prices they turned loose. Little If any
business was done on shipping account
und speculators wire rather light buyers,
but what stuff they did take over wont
at figures thut were from weak to five
lower than Friday.
In spite of the slowness ot tho trade
after tho ice had onco been broken there
was enough life to tho market to prac
tically clear tho yurds of tho early ar
rivals by a little after 11 o'clock. Light
weights were by far thu best sellers and
the heavier grades changed hands at
lower prices, Uulk of sales ranged from
$7.26 to $7.30, and a high mark ot $7.3?'
was reached early In tho morning. To
day's, reduction leaves the trudo on tho
wholo Just a shade lower than lost Sat
urday. The feature of the week, how
ever, has been tho change In the demand
for the different welghm of Bluff. This
can be best oxplalned by saying that
the heavies and lights havo exchanged
places and where last week tho heavies
wero bringing tho top figures It Is now
the lighter and mixed grodea that are
commanding the premium.
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HIIKKP Ah ubuuI on a Saturday no
fresh supplies ot sheHp and lambs arrlvid
thjs morning, so prlc remain quotahry
tho same us on Friday For the week the
ri.-ii,is hne tu cm light us only
ahotit 30,700 Head were aidcil, a Hgalnal j
.. iw neatl last week. MWJ neati tw
eeks ago Blid 44.r held during the cor
i spiiiiiiing time last enr.
Tin- decrease In tht ircelnts was due to
the sharp slump In pi lies during the clos
ing days or the pirxlviis WceK. ana mu
vutlt'tanillng a light supply on Moiid.i
ami Tuesday the general trade experi
enced another price mluetlon, which
amounted to us much as i0e below the
close nf last week. Since then, however,
the market has Improved somewhat .iiui
some of tho loss Iihs been legalnrtt. Hi"
slight Improvement being mole marKi"!
on fat ewes and lambs I'rex hI1Iii pi lees
fur lambs are about jV.uSoc loner than m
work nun, the best lambs on yestoi day's
itiHikit bringing ts.2. M.i continued with
H 4it :,r. during Thursday and Frldav of
last w el Fat ewes at,e very little .t
an lower, anil the best kinds nre now
silling around &0$5.10. A relatively
i ma II percentage of yearlings has showed
up In tho receipts, hut what wero here
showed a decline of half a dollar. There
Ims not been enough wethers on sale to
test values
It might be added tlmt the demoralisa
tion of the eastern trade In dressed mut
ton during the closing days of last week
and the toii part of this week was di
tectl t ('sponsible for the severo break in
the lle mutton trade nt all the Ira.lltig
live Mock centers, and unlens morn '
sniiablii weather sets In no very gro.u
lmpri rmriit Is exuected next week
(quotations on Sheop and I. ami's-Lambs,
good tu choice, f8.IXkftS.aft, lambs, fair to
goou, i-rr4BX.w; yearlings, light, J.S6tr
7 15. jenrllngr. heavy, lii.604iM; wethers,
good to choice. f5.li0Vft.S6: wethers, fair
to good. 15 ll)t(5.f0; ewes, good to choice,
14 64fl(.10: ewes, fair to good, 1t.35tf4.75;
culls, sheup and bucks, 1175U4.00.
nut veil
.1V11 .STUCK SIVHKliT
Deiiuiiid fur t'ntlle II ml Mhorp Mti'nd
IIiiks AVenU.
CHICAGO. I Vb 1. -CATTLI8--Uecelpts,
at) head, miirli.-t Ktniulv: lin.vns M ll 'Jll:
Texas steers, 4.:kti6.7ft; western steers.
Jfi.i4W.Sii, stockers and feeders, 4 757.fi0,
cows anil liuiri'is, JtWir; 45; calvs, $.B0
IU10.2S.
jioos-itccelptB. 14.000 hend; market
j opened stiong nnd closed wenk; light.
lT.40tr.M; mixed, $7.4Mr7.70; heavy. fT.SSff.
7 70. rough. 7 2Mjl7.4n; pK.. Jtlltr7.45; bulk
of still's, fl.G&trJ..
HllliUP AND LAM119-Uicelpts, 1,0V)
bead,; market steady; native, W.wuri M,
western, f l.7ftift.!5: yearlings, K3Mi7 00;
Inmbs, nntlve, $tl.tHn!.70; western, fiLi'ioTi1
S.75.
I K n li nun City 1.1 vi; Slock .Alurket.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Kelt. 1.-CATTLI3
- Uffolpts, liOO hend, Inclutllng 400 head
southerns; market strndy; native steers.
J7.0i)fiS.7f). southern steers. J.V7MP7 ;
southern cows nntl heifers f3.7tifl4J.aB; na
tive cows mid heifers, t4.tnli7.W; stockers
nntl fceiiiis. ft.7f.1i7.40; bulls. Jl.tXVflO.OO,
calves, fii iWi!i.7ft; wi'slern steers, fil.TiO-tT
8.00; western cows, H.TTiiiW.
IIOOH-Uecdpts, 2.B00 head; iniirket
steiitly; bulk of snlcs, f7,3DJi7.60; heavy,
fi.35n7.4fi; puckers nnd butchers, V.i'At
7.51H; light, J7.40ft7.ft.U4; pigs. tC.2rSl(l.7ft.
SHI'JKP AND I.AMUN-N0110 on sale.
Slui'U- lit Slulit.
Uncclpts of live stpek at tlio six prln-
l,L3lclpal western ninrkcts yestorday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omiihn
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Kansas City .,
St. IjouIr
Chicago
8.000
5.(X)
4.500
2.600
8.000 1,200
14,000 1.0IX)
43.000 2.200
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... 100
... cno
.. .3,000
... 200
...4.000
Totals
Prrstiyterlmi.
Uonson. C. J. McClung, Pastor Sunday
schoo . 10 a, m.: morning worship. 11
Christian ISndcavor, 7:30 p. in.; midweek
service, Wednesday, 8 p m.
First. Seventeenth and Dodge. Uev
lidwln Hurt Jenks, D. 1)., Pastor;-Publle
worship at 10:30 a. m. nntl i sa p. m
nirlstlan Kndoavor meeting nt C-.1S p. m.
Sunday school at noon. Kverybody Is
invited to attend.
CaHtcllar Street. C. C. Meek. Minister-
Morning service, 10:30; evening, 7:43; epo
clal song service: music by the choir
Sunday school at noon; Junior Christian'
Kndeavor, 3 p, m.; Christian Kndeavor,
6:45; prayer meeting weuni'stiay, 7:4.1.
North. Twenty-fourth and Wirt. M. V
Hlghee, Pastor Dr. Wallace Hamilton of
tho First Presbyterian, sitiux city; win
preach morning nnd evening; Sunday
school at noon; Christian Kmleuvor at
6:30; prayor meutlng, Wednesday ovnnlng.
Lown Avenue, Fortieth nnd Nlcholns,
uev. Nntlinn el Mcll li n. n. v.. Pastor
Morning service on Sunday queHtlnn at
10:30 o ciock, sutuiny scnnoi at noon.
Christian ICndcuvor at 3 and 7 p. 111 ,
evening sorvlco nt 7:40 o'clock, subject,
tho utner six uays uoiy.
First United, Twenty-first nnd Umnict
Uev. A. C. Douglass, Pastor Conclusion
of tho special series of ovnngellstlo meet
nigs. 1'ieacning serviceB at 10:30 a. m
nnd 7:30 p. m. Ulhlo school nt noon
Young People's Christina union at :30
p. m. .Miu-woeK prayer and fellowship
mrniing wetinestiny nt a p. m.
Park vale. Thlrty-flrst und Gold Htreets
Uev. A. K. Lohmann, Minister Ulhle
school nt 0:45 n. m.; Christian Kndeavor
society, 6:30 p. 111.; evening song and
preaching at 7:30; Miss Nell Hayes of
Springfield, Mo., will sing solos at morn
ing und nvimlng services; meeting of the
session of tho church Monday evening nt
1 :.v.
Fnlrvlew, Pratt and Fortieth Avenue.
Uev. Charles II. Fleming. Pastor A ftpr.
noon worship nt 3 o'clock, subject, "The
Names of God In Oenesls." nible schnot
nt i:o p. m. -j uosaay evening, 8 o clock,
nt the home of Mr. Unrtlrtt, the third
lesson in tun acm course
Tttlrit 'Twf.ntlMtl iin.f T Ani.n.nn.M.
1 Bundny school, 9:30; 10:45, publlo worship
I-.... 1... r . , . . . 1
buiiui.ii nev. tteurKO juck; ineino,
i "The Crown of Righteousness;" 6:30.
prayer meeting of tho Christian Kndcnvor
society. I.JU p. m., evening worship and
sermon uy ' itev. ueorgo jock; tlieuiu,
r.veryi'ouy s
chorus choir.
Doing it;" Blnglng by
Church of the Covenant, Pratt and
Twenty-seventh, Rev. Charles H. Flem
ing, Pastor-Morning woiHhlp at 10:43
o'clock, subject, "HI Hhutldal." Hlblo
school nt noon. Christian Undeuvor
meeting at 6:45 p. in. Kvenlng worship lit
7:30 o'clock, subject, "The Highway of
tue noea.
o'clock, the
course.
Wednesday nven nr. S:S0
nurd lesson In the Acts
Westminster. Twenty-ninth and Mason
Rev. Thomas H. McConnell, Pastor-
Morning worship at 10:30 o'clock, sub- I
ject. "communion or the '.lord's supper "
Sabbath school and Illble cluanes nt
noon. Westminster chapel Sunday sohool
ut 3:30 p. m. Westminster Young People's
society meeting at 7 j tr. Service of
prnlsit with sermon at S p. m.. topic.
"The Friend of (lod "
Clifton Hill. INjity-flfth and Ordnt.
Rev. Theiidtiro U. ilrecnleo. Minister
Services at 10. 30 u m nnd 7:S0 p. m.
Morning topic. The Holy Sabbath";
evening subject, "Using the World, Not
Abusing It " Ulble school at noon.
Christian Kndeavor at 6-30 p. m., subject,
'Christian Kmleuvor Principles and How
to Uphold Them." Wednesday evening,
at 8 o'clock, meeting for prayer and fel
lowship at home of James Uennett, 4S1I
Orunt street.
l.iitliem ii,
St. Marks English, Twontleth and Rur
dette. Dr. L. Oroh. Pastotjrornlng ser
vlco at 11, toplo, "Sabbath for Man. The
Old Abrogated." Kvenlng service at 7:30.
topic, "Mysterious Dealings." Christian
Kndeavor at 0:45.
St. Puul's Twenty-eighth nnd Parker.
Uev. H. T Otto, Pastor Services In Ger
man at 10 iu m.; In Kngllsh at 7:45 p. m.
Sunday school of tho Kngllsh department
at 11:30 a. m. Rerea Ulble clumm on Tues
day nt 7:30 p. m.
St. Matthew's Kngllsh. Nineteenth and
Castellan Rev. O. W. Snyder, Pastor
Subject at 11 r. nt.. "Tho More Excellent
way." Rvangcllstlo and gospel song ser
vice at 7:80 p. in.. Bubject, "The Ist
Journey." Sunday school at 10 n m.
Orace F.ngllsh. Twenty-Sixth. Retween
Poppleton and Woolworth Avenuea Clar
onco N. Kwilmtt. Pastor Ser'lio ut 11
a. tn.. topic, "Tho Signal for Suffering."
K nnlng service at 7:30, topic. "The Man
that Obeyed." Sunday school ut 10 a. m
Ash Wednesday service ut 8 p in.
.Ion Kngllsh. Mnenolln hntl. 2101 Ames
i Avenue, nev. O. W. Snder. Pastor Ser
j vices ut 3:30 p. m., subject, "The Greatest
: Virtue." Sunday Mehool at 2:30 p. m. The
ladles Pastor's Aid society will meet
ThurBdny uttornoon ut the residence of
Mi; Goorgn Swum noli. 3027 Larimore av
enue. Tho Persistent and Judicious Utte ot
Ntviapr Adierttlng Is the Road to
Uuslncsti Success.
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Ministers to Preach Sermons Urging
One Day of Rest for All.
PALMER ON SETTLEMENT WORK
I'nltnrlnn Church Mnr TnUe Vp the
Work Chrlatlnn Knilenvor
I'ntnn In Annual Sleet
nntl Dinner.
In response to a request of the Otmhi
Church feilerntlou many Omaha mlnlatc-i
will preHch on Sabbath observance tj
morrow, it will bo urged that nil Inter
rsts of the city co-operate to secure to
all persons the right of a day of ret
Other ministers will proach on Ihe siuro
bubject a week from tomorrow.
"The Social Settlement Problem of
Omnha" will bo tho subject of Harry
Palmer's address before thr Unity In
lowshlp nt tho Unitarian church KunJav
evening at s o'clock. Mr. Palmer wo .
whllo a student at Harvard, was engaged
In Hale House, Uoston, whore Mary Auter.
tho famous author of "Yho Promised
Land," received her early Anurlan
training training, will draw largely from
his experiences there. The lecture will he
of social Interest and Importance from
thn fart that tho Unitarian church Is
seriously considering the question of tal -lug
up social settlement work In Its own
neighborhood. Thu meeting will be open
to tho public.
Thn city union ot Christian lSudeavar
societies will hold Us annual banquet and
business moetlng at the North Presby
terluii church Tuesday evening at 6 30
Plates 35 conts. A splendid program s
iirrnngcd.
Dr. Wnllaco Hamilton of filoux City
pastor of tho First Presbyterian church
Sioux City, has been preaching to good
utidlcnccfl at the North church. Twenty
fouith and Wirt streets, thla week Dr
Hamilton will preach at tho same church
tomorrow and evening and nt the YountJ
Men's Chrlatlnn nssoclntlon 4 o'clock
meeting.
What Kind of a Sunday Do We NeetP "
Is the Sunday morning subject at Lowo
Avciiuo Prrabylcrlan church, when Itov
Niithtiulel McOlftlu will speak on thd
Sunday observance question, and in the
evening on "Thou Shult Keep the Other
Six Days Holy." Laboring men Invited.
Uovlvnl services will bo held nvcry
evening next week nt Oak Street Meth
odist church, Twentieth and Oak streota,
Tlio patsor. Uev. T. C. Webster, will be
asBlsled by Itov. F. W. Klrkpatrick of
tho First Methodist church of South
Omaha each evening except tomorrow
District Superintendent Kdward Hlslnp
will preach at First Methodist church.
Twentieth and Davenport streets, nt
morning and evening services tomorrow
Ulshop Frunk M. Urlstol will rlve his
address, "My Young Man." at DleU
Memorial Methodist church, Tenth and
Pierce streets, Tuesdsy evening. At the
church servlco tomorrow morning Uev
John Dale will preach and In the evening
Uev. J. W. Klrkpatrick of the First Meth
odist church of South Omnha will occupy
tho pulpit.
Itov. T. J. Mackay, rector of All Saints'
church, Twenty-sixth street and Dewcr
BAcntie, will prench on "Woman's Wrongs
and Woman's Ulghts," at the 11 o'clock
service tomorrow morning.
The choir ot tho First Congregational
ohurch under" the direction of Frederick
C Fremnntel, will give n special musical
servlco Sunday ovenlng. Tho service will
begin at 7:45. Tho progrnm will Include
as nn organ prelude "Tho Lord Is Oreat"
tnach). played by Miss Nancy Cunning
ham; tho anthems, "I Will Mention Thv
Loving Kindness" (Bulllvan) and "Fear
Yo Not, O, Israel" (Max Spicker); i
quartet from "Stabat Mater" (Uosslnl):
"I Have Longod for Thy Salvation," by
Misses Arndt and Dixon and Messrs.
Travis and Fremnntel; tho soprano an-1
baritone duet from tho "Elijah" (Men
delssohn), Miss Doretto Arndt nnd Mr.
Hurt Miner. Solo numbers axe "Sun of
My Soul," from "The Ten Virgins"
(Gaul), by Miss Laura Peterson; "Lord
God ot Abraham, from tho "KllJh," by
Glenn Fratt: "Come Unto Htm," from
"The Messiah" (Handel), MIhs Dornico
Beverly. "I will Sing of Thy Great
Mercies (Uosalnl), MIsb Maud Dixon!
"King All Glorious," from "Tho Cruci
fixion" (fltalner), Mr. Fremantel. Other
organ solos nro "Prayer," (Wolf-Fer-rarl,
and tho "Finale" from "The Ueatl
tudos" (Cesar Franrk).
The home missionary program nt Mc
Cube Methodist KplscopnJ church Sunday
evening at 7,30 o'clock vtll be as fotlowu-
Singing, coiigrogatlrm. p..i,.r
Scripture lesson, page 62. In the Psalter.
Solo, Mlsa Mnmlo Chapman.
Address. "What l Homo Missions."
JAdd Ssif" "Why Wi Need Home Ml
slons." H. K. Dodds ot Dundee.
Solo, Mrs. Robert Thorpe.
Addross. "What Home Mlaslonn Need."
It is. Leavltt of Dundee.
Singing. "America." congregation
('Iirlstlttn,
d6uvor. 8:15 p. m. ISvonlns aenqon them.
Hie IMSl
First. Twenty-sixth and Harney, Re ",
A D. Harinon. rasior-aiuuuus nvio.ui.
ii 11 o'clock, subjtct. "Christ Within the
Hope of Glory." Kvenlng service at 7.30
nvinnk. sublect. "A Photograph of 8ln.
Ulble sohool at 9:45 a. m. Christian l.n
deavor at 6.30 p. m.
Conitreirntlonnl.
St Mary's Avenue. J. A. Jenkins, Pas.
tor 10:30 a. m., subject, "Hungering Af
ter Righteousness." 12 in, Men's Forum,
James 11. Wootan on "The Rural Amerka
of Today."
Saratoga, Ames Avenue and Twenty
fifth Street. Rev. F. W. Leavltt. Minister
Sunday school at 2 p. m., vesper ser
vice nt 3 p. ))).. sermon topic, "Christ and
His Friends.''
Plymouth. Twentieth and Spenr, r,
Rev. Frederick W. Leavltt, Minister -Service
at 10:30 a. m. with the celebration
of the Lord's supper. Sunday Bchool at
noon. Consecration meeting at 6:30 p. m.
First. Nineteenth and Davenport, Fred
erlck T. Rouse, Pastor Morning worship
nt 10:30. subject, "The New Ministry,'
communion. In the evening the special
monthly musical sen-Ice will be held at
7:45.
llnptUt.
First, Twenty-ninth and Hurney, Uev.
W. Jasper Howell, Pastor Morning wor
ship at 10:30. Kvenlng worship at 7 30,
theme, "Caterers for the Young." The
pastor preaches at each fcervlce.
Ininianuel, Twenty-Fourth and Pink
noy. Rev. J. S, Kbersole, Pastor Rev
F. W. Foster will preach nt 10:30 and
7:30. Ulble sohool at noon. Young people a
meeting nt 6:30. Midweek devotional
meeting on Wednesday evening at i U,
led by Mr. Ray W. Ogden.
Calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton.
Rev. 15. R. 43urry,. Pastor Services at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Morning: Lord s
supper at close ot sermon and reception
of new members. Kvenlng topic, "The
Moral Crisis in' Omaha," Bible school at
noon. Young people's meeting at d p. m.
Midweek service on Wednesday evening
at &.
North Side, Twenty-second and Lothrop,
H J I Klrchstcln. Mlnlstor-Rcgular church
services lit 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p, m.
vz noon, uiiriaiinu jii-