T1IK MCK: OMAHA, TITTRSIUY, PHBUrARY 6, 1M3.
11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
1
Higher Prices at Liverpool Seem to '
Awaken Little Interest.
SHORTS HEAVY CORN BUYERS
Reports from ArRrntlnn Arc to Ef
fret Hint t'rnp Then- Will lie
Dnmnftrd by the Hx
' Ironic llrnt.
OMAHA. Feb. 6. 1913.
Wheat refused to rtspond to the. higher
Liverpool cables yesterday, which , was
runsed by the resumption of hostilities In
the far enBt, the overbalancing factor'
being goodly Increases In the European
and Canadian visible supplies ns well as
In the world's available. The strength
In corn was a help to wheat, but the
buying In the latter market was of a
weak-hearted character. Minneapolis and
Winnipeg both showed a ' relatively
stronger feeling than Chicago. There
was a lack of help In the matter of cash
sales, as only 65.000 bushels changed
hands at Chicago. Montreal reported
twelve loads of Manitoba wheat for ex
port and a message from there says that
bldB for forty additional loads were close
to a working basis. After the close the
seaboard reported thirty-two loads as
sold to exporters and most of the latter
was of the hard winter variety. Cash
wheat was UB'Ho lower.
Although the Buenos Atrcs corn market
was closed to business yesterday on
account of a holiday In that country, a
private cahie received at New York said
that the heat In the southern hemisphere
was Intense. While this pleco of news
was known to but a few on the board
of trade yesterday, there was heavy buy
ing by shorts In the belief that th
Buenos Aires market for corn Is HkeV
to show a sharp advance today, this be
cause of unfavorable conditions now pre
vailing there. The Armour Grain com
pany Is believed to bo either personally
long on a largo line of May corn or Is
acting for some large speculators, pos
slbly exporters. In addition to the hold
ings In the Armour house, the "cotton
crowd" In New York Is still long with u
big line of May corn, and these people
continue to add to their holdings on all
weak spotR. Chicago corn men, os well as
some In the corn trade at the seaboard,
advance the opinion that the losses to
the corn crop In Argentina have been
much largel- than generally reported,
which they say has already been reflected
In the reduced shipments from that far
away country. Speculative sentiment on
corn was more bullish yesterday than nt
any time during the present bull cam
paign and any fiunther hardening In
values will doubtless gain new converts
to the bull side of the market. Cash corn
was unchanged to Uc lower.
Shorts and Investors gave the oats mar
ket considerable attention yesterday and
prices were held up by them. Cash oats
unchanged.
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to
R70.000 bushels; corn, 393,000 bushels; oats,
59.001 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat I4d to Ud lower;
corn, '.id lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 036,000
bushels and shipments 493,000 bushels,
against receipts of 424.000 bushels and
shipments of 792,000 bushels last year.
Irlmarj" corn receipts were 1,622,000
bushels and shipments 1.331, CM) bushels,
against receipts of 1.608,000 bushels and
shipments of 737.000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 703.000 bush
els and shipments 632.000 bushels, against
receipts of 681,000 bushels and shipments
of 441,000" bushels last year.
The following cash sales were reported
today:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter: 3 cars. Kc.
No. 3 hard winter: 1 cur. Kc; 2 cam, RHic;
U cars. Sittc; 11 cars (poor). 83.sc. No. 4
spring: 1 car. 82Hc No grade spring: 1
car, 78V4c. No. 3 sailed: 1 car, f1c. No.
2 durum: 1 car, 85V4C
CORN-No. 3 white: 1 car, 46V4c; 1 car,
4tc. No. 4 white: 2 cars, 4.1'ic No 3
color: 1 car, 45c. No. 3 yellow: 1 oar,
4414c; 10 cars, 44Mc; 1 car, 41c. No. 4 j el
low: 2 cars. 43Hc. No. 3 mixed: 1 car,
14c: 4 cars. 439ic.
OATS Standard: 1 car, 32?ic. No. 3
white: 2 curs. 32V4c; 3 cars, 32!o. No. 4
white: 6 cars, 32c; 1 car (bin burnt), 31?4c.
. Omaha ('null Prices.
WHUAT-No. 2 hard. 'S4WRSc; No. 3
hard, 83&S7c; No. 4 hard. 790S5c; No. 3
spring. 88fHc; No. 4 spring, 82i'82Vie.
CORN No 3 white, 4K4j46Hc; No. 4
white, 44'i4f4"Uc; No. 3 color. 45c; No. 3
yellow, 44ff4IHc: No. 4 yellow, 42ft43',c;
No. 3. 43Vfl44c; No. 4, 4243,4c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 33c; jtandnrd. 32Jc
BARLEY Mnl ting, 55tf63c; No. 1 feed,
42047c.
HYE No. 2, 58J4G69c; No. 3.. DSQoSiic
Curlot Kccelpti..
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Dttluth
Omaha
Kansas City ..
St. Isolds
Winnipeg
31 641 156
130
99
65
65
83
215
CHICAGO (iHAI.V AND PROVISIONS
Kent tires of Hie TruilliiK iiml Closing;
I'rlees on Hoard of Trntlf.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5,-Rallin In the Pun
Jaub and promise of relief from drouth In
other parts of India turned wheat prices
today down grade. Tho market, though
firm at the close, was Wflic under last
night. Corn finished "8V4c off. oats at
a decline of HftUo and provisions varying
from 6c down to an advance of 2Mc
Wheat bulls found themselves at a dis
advantage not only because of the. bear
ish news from Indlu, but on account of
signs of heavier shipments by Australia
and Argentina, which tended also to de
press the market. Fresh threats of a re
duction In tho milling output at Minneap
olis told likewise against quotations, and
so. too. did weakness of corn.
Late In the day wheat developed a little
strength owing to reports that soil east
of the Mississippi has been moisture
heavy and that a prolonged freeze would
cause damage of wide extent. It was
conceded, however, that west and south
west the winter crop was In this respect
hcaicely. If at all. In danger.
"Corn suffered from general selling, the
. lesult of showers' Improving tho prospect
of good yields In Argentina. Country
dealerH were reported to be hedging here
on a big scale. The unusual sire of the
. discount of cash under May was said to
Je an Incentive.
Oats weakened with corn and In conse-
quence of pressure from elevator con
cerns that recently had been, giving the
market support. '
Concentrated buying as the result of a
huge decrease In slaughtering this winter
as compared with a year ago lifted pro
visions early, but subsequently the ad
vance disappeared.. Heavy unloading
credited to a leading packer was respon
sible for the reaction.
Futures closed us follows:
Artlclel Open. I Hlgh.l Low I Cloe. Yes'y.
Wheat!
I
May. 19346
93H
91i
93H64.
9314
91H
89T4
I
934
91H
90
Juiylsi'iS";
91
Sept. I 89
8974
C3Vi!
S9?i
Corn
May.53ifjh
Biim
63H
;63V4QH
July. 54&4,
63V4Giij
5374
&4i
54U
5514
Sept.55Q55i
aw.
34H
5154
S4H
S4H
S4H
19 37H
19 32V4
Oils.
May.l34'iftN
347il34&
34U1 34V,
July. S4is1ii
34H
St.
Bept.l 31H1
Pork,
K. 1
May. 119 45.50 19 CO
July.i 19 43 19 45
Lard. I
May.110 37-40 10.40
July.i 10 40 10 40
1 37-40
13 '4214
19 37J4
10 35
19 3214
10 22tt
10 32V4
10 3214!
10 22H
10 30-37
Sept.MO 46 I 10 47W
10 40
10 40-42!
I
10 40
1UDS, 1 I
Miv. 10 25-40! 10 40
10 32!
10 32V4
10 32-35
July.i 10 37V4T10 37-40
10 30-32
10 S214
10 30
rjepui iv w i iu w
10 40
19 40
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2
red. IL10S113H: No. 3 red, J1.02
1.08: No. 2 hard, 9&g06c; No. S
hard. 9095c; No. 1 northern. KO'JiMc;
No. 2 northern. 90g9tV4c; No. 3 northern.
k88c; No. 2 spring. 8ty?90c; No. 3 spring,
Mfi7c; No. 4 spring, 7sgS4c; velvet chaff,
8691Hc, durum. neSJc Oats; No. 2
white. 26H6CTUC No. 3 white. 33U631c;
No. 4 white. 32He3c; stojjdard, 34H36c.
Corn- No. 2 yellow. 51c; No. 3, 4SV4lDHc;
No. 3 white. 50WjH4ct No. 3 yellow. 48H
ROc; No. 4. 43HSSUc; No. 4 white. 4Se&0c;
Nov 4 yellow, 44 Ryer 63flfl5c.
Harley: 49fjT0c Seed. timothy! 1X0O64.O),
tlvver JlS-COifiSUOO. Pork tl9.0Otl9.S774(v
1ji-1 IV22H Hlbs .62410.37H.
HI TTliR-SteAtly "J-eamerlef, riS34t4c
K'ltJS Firm rtttipta 3 &00 head, at
'mark, cases iitoludrd. ;HrlU-. rcfrlgeratoi
Unit. i;i;v. first.-, Uv.
I IX1TATOES Sternly: receipts. 26 curs.
Michigan. 4MH7c; Minnesota. 4Jg 17c. Wls-
Totry-. uive. strong, turkey., itc.
Chickens. lltic springs. 16c
SV.W AOItli. UKNItltAL MAHlvliT
t notntloiiK cif the ln on Vnrlous
Coiuniodltlcs.
NKW YORK. Feb. 6.-FlXCR-nult;
spring patents. J4.4ti4.C0; winter straight,
J4.50lM.ta; winter patents. $1.7006 10.
spring clears. $4.2094.45; winter extras
No. 1, $1.0W4.15; winter extras. No. -'.
$3.SOtJ4.00. Kansas straights, Jl.l0fi4..
R.ve flour, quiet: fair to good. $S-6O01.6;
choice to fancy, M.904M.CO. Huckw.ieat
flour, dull : $2 85ir3.3o per 100 pounds.
CORNMKAISteady; fine white And
yellow. $1.304H.35; coarse, $1.S61.30; kiln
dried, $3.15.
RYB Quiet; No. 2 western, 67c c. I. f.
Buffalo.
RARL,EY-Steady; feeding. .Wlic o. I. f.
New York; malting, OXf'Oo c. 1. f. Huf
falo. WHEAT Spot market easy; No. 2 red,
JI-0954 In elevator and '$1.11 f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern IMiluth, $1.00 f. o. b.
afloat Futures market was lower under
liquidation, due to lower foreign markets,
on account of short demand and lower In
terior cash markets, closing 14c net lower.
May. 99 r-16Wtt) 9-16c. closed at 90V , July,
closed at 97"ic; September closed at PSTuc.
Bonded wheat: May. 97iWf97'HiC closed at
97 B-16e; July closed at 97c.
CORN Spot market easy; export, 57V
f. o. b. afoat. Receipts, 33,000 bu.; ship
ments. 105.000 bu.
OATS Spot market, quiet, standard
white, 39c; white clipped, 37Hyllc. Re
ceipts, 61.000 bu., shipments. 2,000 bu.
HAY Standard. 9714c; No. 1, $1.00?ri.06,
No. 2, 8!V?r05c; No. 3. 75Mk.
FEUD Steadv : western snrltic bran.
100-pound sacks, $22.50: standard middling,
100-pound sacks, $23 50; city. 100-pound
sacks. $21.50.
HOPS Quiet, state, common to choice
1912. 202Sc; 1911. 12n5c; Pacific coast 1312.
171023c: 1911. 1316c.
HIDES Firm, Central America. SOc,
Bogota, 23ifWc.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 2SQ
29c; seconds, 27(8'2Sc; tblrds, 24025c; ie
Jects, 19fl20c.
PROVISIONS Pork, stoady; mess, $19.75
20.00; family. $21 .OOSf 23.00; short clears,
$21.if22.23. Beef, quiet; mess, $20.00d
2100; family. $24.0025.00; beef linms.
$30.00g32.0n. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies, 10 to 14 pounds, 12!iffl3e; pickled
hams, 14r. Lard, easy: middle west
prime, $10.3Trl0.45; refined, quiet; conti
nent, $10.9.1; South America, $11.55; com
lKund. 574cig64c .
ni'TTEK Firm; recoipks 4,778 tubs:
creamery exttas, ;(6V45J37c; process extras,
26a2(JV4ci; Imitation creamery firsts, 24f
25c; factory held, 22HT23V; factory cur
rent make, first, 22Wft23o; seconds, pack
lng stock, held, 20021V. packing stock,
current make No. 2, 20jf20V.
CHEESE Steady; receipts. 775 boxes;
state, whole milk, held, colored specials,
lTH18Ue; state, whole milk, held, white,
17$T17V:; state whole milk, winter spe
cials. 16ffll7c; skims, 2Hc.
EGGS Firm; receipts. 13,075 cases; fresh
gathered extras, 27ft2Sc; held fresh aver
ago best. 22fi?V; refrigerator firsts. 1914
ffSOc; nearby hennery whites, good to
largo sizes, now laid. SUmo; nearby
hennery selected whites, defective In
blze or quality, 25ff2Sc; nearby hennery
browns, 272Sc; western gathered whites,
26029c. . . ,
POULTRY Live, firm; western chick
ens. He; fowls. 16c; turkeys, 19c. Dressed:
Firm; fresh killed western, 14020c; fowls,
13017c; turkeys, 148210
St. I.ouls CJenenil Inrket.
ST. LOIUP, Feb. 5.-WHEAT-I-ower;
May, 93V l July. Kc.
CORN-Iiower: May. t; July. 53V.
OATS-Lower; May. 34?dc; July, 3IV-
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Cash, No. 2 red, $l,10f(1.12,
No. 2 hard, 90095c.
CORN S. 2, 1914c: No. 2 white, Mi
5"oATS No. 2. 34V: No. 2 white, 36c.
FLOUR bull; red winter patents. $5.00
ffi.23; extra fancy and straight. $4.0OJ
4.80: hard winter clears, $3.401'3.5..
SERD-Tlmothy. $10.0i).
COBNMMAIiSO.
HRAN-$l.til.03.
HAY Timothy. $12.50; prairie. $10..
13.00.
IJAOOINO-DTdc.
TWINE--HemP, Sc. .,.
PROVISIONS Pork. Jobbing. $1..'K).
Lard, prime steam. $9.80'A9.W. Dry wilt
meats, boxed extra shorts, 11c; clear ribs,
11c; short clears. UV. Hacon. boxed
extra shorts, 12c; clear ribs, 12c; short
clears, 12V. , t
Pot L'fuv -Firm; chickens, 13c; spriitr,
134c; turkeys. 18c; ducks. 16c; geese, 13c.
BUTTER Steady: creamery, 2783lfr.
EGGS Fit m, at 23c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls ll.roo
Wheat, bu lixi.wu
CJorn, bu lOJ.OOT ss.wm
Oat", bu 73.0W
KuiiNns t' 1 1 tlrnln ntul Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, r eD. b. wiimat omu.
No. 2 hard, Mtj92c; No. 3. S54i90c; No. 2
red, 11.0101.06; No. 3. 9."ic(i7$1.03.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 410 4SV; No. 3,
46V4046ic; No. 2 white, 4V: No. 3. 49c.
OATS-No. 2 white. 35ft3.V.6c; No. .
mixed, 3403IUC
RYE-OSe.
HAY Choice timothy. $13.0j4i 13.M; choice
pi aide. $10.50011.00.
Closing prices of futures: . i
WHEAT Muy, SSHc; July. J5Tii6c.
CORN May. 521c; July, 52c.
OATS May. 35c.
BUTTER Creamery, T.ic; firsts, 3tc;
seconds, 29c: packing, 191402014c
EGGS Extras, 26c: firsts. 21025c; sec
onds, 14c.
POULTRY Hens, ISc; roosters, Sc;
ducks, 13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
VVlieat. hu 55.001 4S.OU)
Corn, bu 32.000 27.0DO
OutS, hU It.'J.V M.vrj
MliuieiiiiiillN Grain Jlarkel.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 5.-WHEAT-May.
SSlic; July. 90V: September. SSTic
Cash: No. I hard, MV; No. 1 northern,
W?i0S7c; No. 2 northern, SIH0S534C; No.
2 hard, Montana, 87V; No. 3. 82?i0S3c
CORN No. T yellow. 44404.
OATS-No. 3 white, 3IU031V
RYE No. 2, 550G7V.
BRAN $19.50.
FLOUR First patents. $4.30i('4.6f,; sec
ond patents. $4.iyl.t0; first dears, $3.1l5r
3.40- second clears, $2. 300'.'. 00.
FLAX $1.40.
BARLEY-4509c.
Liverpool Criiln MnrUet.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 5. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 9141; No. 2
Manitoba, 7s 6d; No. 3 Manitoba. 7s Id;
futures, easy; March, 7s 5Ud;.May, 7b 3d,
July, 7s 274d.
CORN Spot, Irregular; American mixed
new, 5s; American mixed old, nominally
6s; American mixed, via Galveston, 5i 7d;
futures, easy; February (La Plata). 5
2V4d; February (American mixed), 4s 10!d
3fllnukee Craln Miirkrl.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. P. WH EAT No.
1 northern. 91092c; No. 2 northern. aSty
89c. No. 2 hard winter, 94006c; May. 91V:
July, 90V.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 4?40I9C; No. ...
48HG49c; Muy. 63V; July. MTic
OATS-34H036C.
RYE No. 1. 65c.
BARLEY-55072C
Peorln Sturket.
PEORIA. Fob. 5,-CORN-No. S yello-v,
48c: No. 3 mixed. 48043V; No. 4 mixed.
44V4ei-l7V: sample, 4404V.
OATS No. 2 white, S4V; standard.
31Uc; No. "3 white, SSliWV; No. 4 white,
3SU.C
Metal Mnrkel.
NEW VORK, Feb. 8,-METALS-Cop-per.
quiet; spot, $14.8714, bid: February.
$14.75, bid; March, April and May. $14,750
15.30; electrolytic. $16.59; lake, $160016.75;
castings, $16.000 16.26. Tin, dull; spot,
$48.50043.70; February. $4S.SO048.7O; March,
$48.20048,70; 'April. 48.004148.50. Lead,
steady at $.22H. Spelter lower at $6.45.
Antimony nominal: Cookson's, $9 75. Iron
Irregular and unchanged. Copper arrlv.
ale, 560 tons. Exports this month. 7,580
tons. London copper, quiet, spot, 66 17s
6d; futures. 66 17s 6d. London tin,
steady; spot. 222 Es; futures, 219 15s.
London lead. 16 Us. London spelter,
26. Iron, Cleveland warrants 64s 10Hd
In Ixindon.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5. METALS- Lead'
Firm at $1.2004.2214. Spelter Weak at
J6.00.
I)r f.ooiU .tlnrkel.
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-DRY OOOHS
The cotton goods markets are steady, hut
less active. Worstml yarns ar easier u
some of the staple numbers. Novelty
jams ruin very firm Silks are in good
demand
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Quotations Drift Downward During
Day in Deliberate Way.
NUMEROUS BEARISH FACTORS
Amount of Utilities Continues Sninlt
Mini Movement Annum the Hulk
of Standard Issues Is
Nnrron,
NEW YORK. Feb. S - Quotations of
stocks drifted downward today in much
the same deliberate way ns on tho pre
vious days of the week. S.entlnient was
more bearish and such new'lnfluences ns
were brought to bear helped to spread
pessimistic feeling.
Disappointment nt the failure of Ameri
can Can directors to take action on the
back dividend on the preferred stock,
legal obstructions In the way of conclud
ing the subway negotiations and unfavor
able teports of conditions In the copper
trade weo responsible for declines In tho
stocks directly concerned, and the heavi
ness In these shares sprend to the gen
eral list, although the railroad stocks for
n time resisted the movement.
The amount of business continued small
and the movement among the hulk of
standard Issues was narjow Some of
the specialties and a few of the high
grade rullioad stocks at times were low
ered a point or more, giJng tho market
as a whole a heiivv tone.
The. copper group was the weak fen
ture. these shures being sold on tho break
in the metal market In London anil re
ports of unsettled conditions In the home
market. Consumers wercjtald to be hold
ing hack, pending puhll.'Vitlon this week
of the copper producers' monthly state
ment. It was predicted that the state
ment would show a further gain In stocks
on hand. Pennsylvania was under pres
sure, and In this connection were revived
reports which were denied recently that H
large Issue of new stock was conlom
plated. Declaration of a 6 per cent quar
terly dividend on American Tobacco, with
15 per cent extra, caiihcd the stock to re
cover Its loss of over 3 points.
Bonds were Irregular, with a lower
trend. Total sales, par value, $2,300,000.
United States 4.s, coupon, and Panama 3s,
coupon, advanced "fc on cull.
Number of sales nnd leading quotations
on stocks today wcru as follows:
SlM. HUli Iw. Close
Ann!namtel foppor 14,09) 72' 71 i ll'
Amerlctn Aurlrjiltural tju
American nu Sutar ... W ,17'j 374 7U
Amfrlnn Cun B,S0) 39T Ji J9U
American cm pfd 3,100 IK 1:4 134i
American C. V inn 5.1 M' (3
American (.Vlton Oil .K10- S1H SI lo
Am Ire Securities ;oo S3 14 2S 5.1
American I. Indeed t
American Incmmtlte ... ax) .W, 31 3911
American fi. A- n 4.401 "' 72i 7!(,
Am 8 H. pM 10) 10514 IP6V1 108J
Am Sugar Itetlnlnn ' .. . 1,7
American T. A- T sort nii isi: uuj
American Tobncco .. . l.ono-JMIi JsOH 2J3
AnarondA .Mlnlnr Co.... 7TO 37S 37 574
AtchliKn "MM 103i 1011, 1034,
Atchlaon pM lot 4
Atlsntlc kat Line 3i iko laHi i'
Baltimore & Ohio 400 19314 103 loj
Uethlfhem Sleel too as
llrooHyn Itapld Tr 1,10.) 90 pou
Onadlan Pacific S,60i) Mm ;j6 3371,
Onlral leather t, IKO 80'i 391 J J4
Chesapeake, Ohio 1M 77'4 7"k 77';
nilrao O. W ... lis
Clilcno, M. ft St. p.. t.SM 111 11JU list?
Chlcnso A N'. W I )M
Colnrado F. Sc I J.WO 34; 38 3i
Connolldated (laa 50) 1S7 1S7t 137V
Corn Trwluita I,:oo 15t 14a, is
Delaware A.- Hudson j;
Denver & Rio Rrande 1
Denver & It. U. pfd ;u
Dlatlllera' Seem Ilka .... 301) 19 ts. uu
Krle i.-oo 3m 31 30S
Krle lut pfd 300 4, 48i 47
Krl 2d p(d ion 39H Sfr, 39
Oeneral Klectrlo Mo 14SS 142 lirt
Oreat Northern pfd 300 12SV4 m ISs'
Oreat Northern Ore ctr 3114
Illinois Central li Kgr, ligfi i
Intrrbtirounh Mel 1,300 I814 mi jdh
Inter Met. pfd 3,000 sj'i 63'i S24
hitrmallonal Harvetter.. W 111 tun, 110
Inlcr-Marlne pfd jhs
International Paper 11 1,
International Pump .... 200 it is ijbj
Kanaaa City Southern... loo H Mi 3S
I-aclede (las 303
lrfhlfh Valley 1.S00 61S IBlH lll'l
IiulMllIe & Naehvlll "... . th
M . M. P. t S.. Pie. M. 200 140't 1101, 140
Mlamurl, K. T 27V4
MIouxl Tailllc 1,000 41H 41 41
National niarult ... 'JW 1iT, llli 119
National Icad 100 6:H sin S3
N It It. of M. 2d pfd 2.1
New York Central joa 108'4 10Vi lOS'J
N. V.. O. Ai W 100 31H XISi S1W
ofolk We.tern Wo 109T4 109, Wt
North American inn 80 80 80
Northern Pacific 1,200 1)9 111 US?,
1'aclflc MII 29
Pennsylvania, e-dlv. . 10,600 l!oi U8T, 119
Teopla'a Oaa , 200 116', IIS llli,
P.. I!,, f. A fit. 1 100
lltlahurgli Ciit 21,4
Prested' Sttel Car........ ton 334 31
I ullman Palate Car 1HIU
Heading Sn.SUl 1S 164U W
Uepubllc I. & 8 SO.) 274 27 271,
Itenuhltc 1. t s. pfd. 200 87(4 87U tVi
flock lalnnd Co lm 24S 24U 2(4
Hock Island Co. pfd !,( 43V1 43 42U
pt. U & 8. V. 2d rfd
Seaboard Air Line
27i
10 Vi
Bank Clearings for January
The remarkable expansion Id payment through the banki, u redacted In bank
clearings, of the closing month of 1912 at practically all leading- centers of the couu
trv, was fairly well maintained Id January, the total, according to statistics compiled
by R. G. Dun & Co., which Include return from 11!S cities, aggregating $l,247,70l,72a,
an lucretse of 7.5 per cent, as compared with tho same month last year and of 12.3
per ceot. compared with the corresponding month In 1011. Krnry section, exeapt
New Kogland, into which the statement Is divided shows gain, and In soma, notably
the Southern, Central and Weitern States, It la Yerjr larga", reflecting clearly the
maintenance of commercial and Industrial activity In every direction. Although com
parative dulnees was a feature In the stock and other speculative markets at New Tar It,
that dty reports a gain of C.7 per cent, over last year and B.fi per cent, over 1811,
Indicating a gratifying volume of transactions In ordinary hnalataa channel!, whlls
the total of all outalde dtlea la 11.9 per cent, and 17.0 per cent,, respectively, larger
than In either preceding year. In Now JSngland hank clearings at Boston abow soma
contraction, but most of the other cities report more or lefa Increase and the section,
as a whole, as a result of the favorable .returns from Springfield, Worcester, Hartford,
Providence and other centera, makes a fairly satisfactory comparison with both 1913
and 1911. Pronounced gains at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Bcranton, Unadlng, Blng- '
hamton, Kocbester and almost all other cities In the Middle Atlantic Btatea reflect the
stimulating effect of activity In the Iron and steel trade and nearly every Important
Industry, the total being considerably In excess of either last year or two years ago. 1
(enerally satisfactory conditions throughout the Houth Atlantic States are indicated
hy the ein In exchanges at llaltlmore, lllchroond, Norfolk, Columbia, Jacksonville and '
other cities, the total for the entire section being fi.3 pT cent In excess of the same j
week a year ago and 17.5 per cent, larger than In 1011. The returns from the cities
la tho Central South give evidence of well-matntalned activity In that portion of the
country, most centera, among them fit Louis, Louisville, Nashville, Chattanooga,
Rlrmlngbam, Galveston, Houston and Little. Hock, reporting good gains and the total
being well above efthcr previous year. Marked expansion at all the leading centers In
the Central States, exchanges at Chlrago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee,
Toledo, Grand Haplds and many oilier Important poiuts being larger than In any pre- 1
vlous corresponding period, testify eloquently to the notable activity that prevails In
all commercial and Industrial lines and the total shows a substantial lncreaaa com
pared with both years. In the Western States, Kaunas City, Minneapolis, Dulutn, j
Omaha, Wichita, De Molnea and other leading centera report marked Improvement, In
part aa a result of merchants anticipating requirements more freely than usual and
the general Increase lp mercantile activity following the favorable crop results of the
past season. Improvement In tbe lumber industry and well-maintained prosperity In
other leading linea Is Indicated by the Increased volume of bank exchangee at San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Hacraiaento, Seattle and most otber cities on tbe Pacific Coast,
and tbe total far the section la much in excess of both years.
jAIUAflT.
N. KucllDS.
MlddM
Bo. A USB HO.
Soathem ...
Oeal'l Weak
V7ataro ....
Ptlnc....
Total....
N.T.Clly..
U. a
AvaracT dalbt
January .....
December...
November..,
11:1. nix r.c. ion. ta
fo4,353,m t?o7.7S7,?4B 1.4 6P0 1.1
i.siu. ,ma i,r;i),Kfii8 11.7 1,05a, ssa.ito tib a
4 0610 428 3)(17307 4-8 3 38S,(13 433 -4-17.
ntn Da.a4 8U,-jms4 ilk'i 77474'eis -vit.o
3,071,(1.111,40 l,.31,IMeSl 17 I,tf90,64'jj0 ?9.1
SB?JI9H,128 Ootl.7R4.733 4-1-2 604.316 131 -flflV
eai.7db.2a3 O40,068.0st 7.8 467,070' J)'J6 4S-J.7
1,PO0,OMI,&2l a,ii8I.RBS311 4- 0.9 f &J.iTb27,OII( 1T3
0,338.741,305 H.rl86,68l.eSS 4- 6.7 n,80,I4,70 .
l,3t7,7 1,728 15,120,13740 7, l47434.B-6,664 41S.6
'4,Pir. OOO JS81. 665,000 7.5 o77JW,600 .3
017.200,000 ftJl.-J(W,000 10 o6J9O.00O 8.6
0li,V91,ogO S83J7A.O0O .B 86571.000 41S.4
General Improvement appears In tbe returna from cities in the Western State,
notably at Minneapolis, Kaosaa City, Dulutn, Omaha and Denver, Indicating well
maintained business activity. Tbe figures In detail follow;
Jasdast.
Minneapolis...
St. aui M
DaluUi
Ue Molnea.,..
jloaiuiiy
Davenport-,...
Cedar Kapldv.
k'anaaaC'ity...
SUJOMpS
Ooialia
Serooot m
Dcnlu
WlcWU
Topaka
Denver
Colorado Mp'ca.
Puelilu,
rarro .
Orainl Foria...
Waterloo ...
luux JTalls....
VlHUru ..M
leia.
117,148.103
:4."87H40
1K.7 8 1 a77
3ii,;is os &
u.ir.3 4g:i
7301.729
7,444 671
355.-i4a.sa
i),t7'i.e
7.HI1
1,305 349
7.17,U!
1A n4.7S7
7,U7W.4J
01,711, '01
3.921,1 70
8 381,814
a,l'JJ.717
i.saiwo
,RS7 -'03
t,t7B,727
iC62.1.H6
113.
as5.oDtf.MU
43,687.763
1.4, 160W73
18.191,41!
1093I3U
7,315.b44
6,5U.9(J
3194113,14
St),O01.24
BS.TC.O.fllH
1 S29,7liU
7. H3 7JH
16.110,47
7,4 11,072
42414.401
3,M4,7!
3,ill 5 20H
l,87.4i7
IJti.O.tM-O
4.984,447
3 064350
Ofi7b4.78
n-KNwrd A I. pdl '
Sll-!hrt(lld 8 A 1 . HV) , 4 It
s.tuthrrn rrtrir U.jeo 1 1 !,
s.niihrn 1UI1t . T tt ; S7
H iunr fM ai 7't n
THiWfuwf Copper V Jls
Tf l, tc JH
fnlon Prlfl. 1. (W lUfK. ! 15'
I nli n I'irlllr 1M . . )
l'nlle.1 Stain Hmltr tVl Mi TSS 71
t ntted Stlf KMr . v U Mt 4
t nltM Atitei Steel M' IU l M
f Mrt pfd . . l(rt tWVi lVl tt,
fth Vrr tm H !' UH
Va rstollsn rhemlftl . . ... JH
Wtli J4
WilMftl M . ... ... Il'l
Vnlftn MltrIih! te . 41 44i
Wiwurii I'Mmi M 74 71 7
Vtlnhoif Hlertrlc ivo 7 71 7li
Whwllnic 1. E tN
Offered
Total sate for Ihe day. W1.90 aliarea
Nciv York Stoney Market,
NJiW YORK. 1-Vb. Iv MONKV-On call.
stady. I'ilt per cent ruling rate. i
per cent; closing bid, 2Ti per cent; offered
at S per cent. Time, lonns. steady; ltv
luy, 3Mi4 per cent, ninety days, 4fll'4
per cent; six months, 4, per cent
PU1MK MKUCANTIIjU PAP15!t-l4lK
per cent.
STKHMNO rSCCIIANOIj-Klrmer, vjtth
actual business In bankers' bills at J)4.jt34S
for sixty-day bills and at $l.87t for de
inn ml; commercial bills, $4. S3.
SII.VKH ar, 62V; Mexican dollars.
4SljC.
HONOR Government, firmer, railroad.
j easier.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. P. ref. 3a, ref
do coupon
U. S S. reg ....
do coupon . -
V. S 4. t
101 K C. SO. ref 6a M'i
101 t. S. rleb 4 1831 US
10114 1. A. N. unl 4. tS
IDJ14 M. K. T lt 4,. 8JI4
U3U do icen 4 Via l
do coupon
1131, Mo. Pwlfle 4 70
Tan
A.-
nama 3a coupon. IMS con-
... 1- r.(. , it 11 H of M 414a 17
ie'r. a" V :..101?iN Y U g 3Ha. mh
T it. T cv 4e 108 . ? det. 4, 0i
K T X. T cv 4 108 0 deb. 4,
ll t-..V- a. 1). N Y N II A It
.......... t. iv, iui. cv. 14 V
Atchison gen 4a.
H'4 ... tm . l.. r.
tMU do cv 4a . tOS'4
1041, No. Pacific 4a .
tjt4 do Sa .. t7'
7, O 8 U rfdg 4a 914
4H l'enn cv. 3Via 1116 7U
,ou do con. 4a . . lOiV
ll.l r( 4a
do cv 6a
A C. U let 4 .
Pal Ohio a. .
rim W
Hr.ik Tr cr 4a
107U Heading gen. I . 971
9uS. I. S V fa 4, 7
Cn leather 6f HS
Chea & Ohio 4H 100S do IJ. Ja..
do conv. 4i . . tH St- I S. W
( hlcago A 14a. W g- A. I. adj.
On or iiau ia.
. 81V,
r 4i 80S
hlcago A 14a. " ") .. .
C It U. 4a n em. i l
Mo gen 4a.. Ki rr. 4 UV
i' M a P c 4'4f 1044 do let ref. 4a... ',
v n 1 r. 4 niiw"!r is
do ifi (. . .. 8714 " 4' 7
C & 9- r e 4V4a MS t'nlon Tarlfle 4i
D. II i v. ta . 9TS
I) A It O rat 6a 82 'do 1t A ref. 4a. 96
Dlatlllera- 6. . S. tlubh-r 8a. IMS
Brie p I. 4 . Ml. J' S J,,'li '2Ut
do gen. 4 . .. 7 Va..(Jar. Chem. (a.
do rv. 4. rer II 754 Wnb. lt A ex 4s 80
III Ccn. lt rat 4 9M, SerQ. 4.
lnler. Mtt 4. Wy"1 r:Ue l
Inter M M 44 MiW Central 4a . . 91
Japan 14a . 904
Illd. Offered.
London StnrU Slnrket.
LONDON, Kcb. &. American securities
were quiet and featlirless during the
early trading today. At noon the tone
was dull and prices ranged from un
changed to above parity.
Ixmdon closing stock quotations:
tonaola, money . . 74'4 Mo . Kan A Tea. 2?S
do account .. "6 l-liNw York Ontral. lllS
Amal mpper . 74 4 Nbrfolk A WeaCn.Um
Atchlaon 1MS4 Ontario Wfil'n.. 8II4
llaltlmore A Ohio. .108 l'ennaylvanla . 42S
Canadian Parinc . 144 Heading 3J,
Cheeapeake A. Ohio 7S sotilhern Hy . . . 27 S
Clil. Oreat Western 17 Southern Parlfie .. 37
Chi. Mil. A SI P. 116 V southern Tacino . 1014
Denver A Hlo tl . tl Union Pacific . 1
Krle .. 32 1). S. Steel . . . MS
do lat pfd 4SvVatwah 44
llrand Trunk .... 29S I'e tlaera 21 S
Illinois Central ... 1274 Hand Mlnea 7
& Naah.. . 1424
SILVKIl Hur, steady at 18 ll-16d per
ounce.
MONHY 4l,4 per cent.
MISCOUNT UATKS-Short bills, 4 13-1C
4i4T per cent; three months' bills, 4 11-16
UK Per cent.
Iloslnii MlnlnK Stoeks.
UOSTON, Keb. 0. "Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alloue 3 Mohawk H
Atnal. tVpper 714, Nevada Con 14,
A 7- L. 41 8. SlS'NIplealng Mlnea . 81
Arltona Com JSI.'jrth llutte 29S
11 & C. '. It S. M 4 North Lake !4
Cal. Arlrona .. M'4 01d Dominion ... . 484
Cat. A llerla ..f0 Oaceola 9
Centa'nnlal 1 Wulncr 71
Cup. Hange I" ' . 484 Shannon 114
lluat llutte . M 114 Superior 104
Franklin ... 1 Superior A n. M 4
Olroui Con 4 Tamarack 304
Oranby Con .. . 674 It. . s. tl. A M . MS
(lreen Cananea ... 84 do pfd 4f,
lale Itnyale Copper. 27 Ptali Con 104
Kerr Lake 34 Utah Copper Co.. 63
Lake Copper .... 114 Winona . .... 3
La Halle CVpper 4'Wolierlne 80
Miami Copper . 23
Condition of (lit- Treaatiry,
WASHINOTON, Kelt. f..-The condition
of the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was as follows:
Vorklng balance, $.S3.184,749; In banks and
1 iilllpplne treasury. $33,343.96o; total of
general fund, Jl 411,917.51 1: receipts yester
day $2,47K,OS4: disbursements $l,aH5,300. The
surplus this fiscal year Is $R,ZuA,5pS, as
against a deficit of $21,033,343 last year.
The figures for receipts, disbursements,
etc.. excludn Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
1911.
15,084.404
46,141,784
11,413.730
IS.044J.1
10.0X4,108
6,011359
337.461.so5
82,3874 411
01.4KMO9
1,'JH 1,654
U,il66,48M
la.tWl 187
7,144,117
40373.31U
S!J:i,971
2,985.401
1 4 48410
417(V.4
3071348
6W,3U,131
-1 14.3
103
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Strong; to Ten Cent
Higher and Active.
HOGS ARE VERY SLOW SELLERS
Sheep nnd Lnmlia In Active Demnnd
rind Modcrntr Supply, While
Prices 4,rr Ten to 1'lf
leen Cents lllulirr.
OMAHA. Keb. fi. IMs.
Receipts were. Cattle. Hogs, tiheep.
Official Monday 5,114 S.497
Official Tuesday 4.il-, IJ.3S0 W,lt!l
Istlmatc Wednesday.. 4.3X) 12,200 (I.TOO
Three days this week. 13 W2 3t.mi
Hume days last week.. 14,111 W.0i3 V4,lSs
Same dnys I wks ago. ls.O 4.1M 4iS,!M
Same days 3 wks n(n. l.'i.Vi '.J.743 .7iv
Same days 4 wks ago . 11.771 IS.Vil M.s''i
Same davs last ear. .13.J2 4l.0tW SO.fM
The following table ahows II10 receipts
of cattle, hogs and shcrp at South linuihu
for the year to date as compnted with
Inst year: 131s, m;. inc. Dec
J.Kttle M.tKv 101.450 . . 3..-W2
Hogg 31S.764 371.121 .. . M.36J
Sheep I4$.8f.6 IM.OlM 4!,Sl'i .
Tim following table shows the lange of
prices for hogs at South Omuha for the
Inst few days, with comparison..
Date.
1913.J1912.;i9ll llMO.IlSOa.JlPWtJlM
7 HI S Jajl 7 501 fM i ll 4 21. 6 61
Jan. 26.
Jan. 2.
I 6 W 7 ill! 7 921 6 001
Jan. 17.
Jan. IS.
i io a 811 7 49 02
I KHI I 7 4S 0J
6 921 4
f, 91 I 29 6 7(
Jan. 2u.
32' 5 tW i S 04
r 9i 4 w
6 .1
Jan. 30.
Jan. .11.
Keb. 1..
Keb. 2..
Keb
Keb. 4..
Keb. p..
7 SSH
7 S2
7 2SW
7 a,
7 42
6 02
7 4
7 47
7 an,
7 SJ
7 M
fi 11
4 is
6 01
6 JW
6 Of.
8 05
S 12
4 17 S.-.
4 101 s M
i 6 .1
4 ifi
SO
S 321
C 03,
s :si
S 0i
& 91
6 i 7 38
a ail 5 Mi 4 !t
1 7 40
8 S)i 0I 4 17 0 :'3
Bunday.
Hccelnts and disposition of live stock nt
Ui Cnton stock yards, Knith Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending nt 3 o'cloc p
m., yesterday:
ISKCK1 ITS-CA HS.
Cuttle. Hogs. Shoep. M r s
C. M. & St. P .... 4 5
Wnhash 4
Missouri Pacific. .4 4
Union Pacific M 5ft . M 2
C. & N. V.. cast.. 4 1
C. & N. W.. wst.. 44 47 I
C, SI. P., M. AV O.. 1(5 . 2
C 13. & Q., east.. 4 :i 2
C. U, & Q west.. 19 34 .1 1
C. It. I. A l eiist fi 9
C 11. I. ei P.. west 3 1
Illinois Central 4
C. a. V l l
Total receipts.. ..111? 18 2!) 3
DISPOSITION I1HA1).
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Morris A Co 434 l2 70S
Swift and Company.... 5S2 1,301 l,t37
Cudahy Packing Co.... 7BS 1,320 1,747
Armour Co T02 I.4M 1.1W3
Rchwarta A- Co 47S ....
J, W. Murphy m
Morroll ol
L. P. Co 30
S. O P. Co 12
V n. Vnnsant Co 15
Pentoii. Vansant A. I 15
11111 & Hon 228
K. H. Lewis 310
Huston A Co fct
.1. H. Hoot A Co 42
.1. H. Hulln 43
L. K. Husb 21
Hosenstock Hros...,v... 5
Werthelnier & Uegen,. M
II. K. Hnmllton
Sullivan Uroa S
Hothsohlld A ICrebs... 12
Mi. and Kan. Cnlf Co.. r.4
Cllno A Chrlatle M
Other buyers 4S9 ot!
Totals 4,335 8,415 0,441
CATTUB-Cattle receipts this morning
were moderate, making the total for the
three days 1S.P62 head, a very slight fall
ing off as compared with last week and
smaller than for any corresponding iwiUkI
for a number of weeks back.
Href steers were In very good dem.vid
this morning and the market opciud
fairly active nnd stror-r to 10c higher on
dcalrubln kinds. Infer,or grades wore
little slow and possibly no better than
steady.
The early market on cows and heifers
was very good, helfrrs being epeclnlly
sought after. The market at the beU
time was 10c higher and active. 1-uler
on after the more urgeht ordora wete
filled the late trains that arrived did not
meet with such an active market, trndu
becoming very dull nnd weak, with all
the strength of the morning lost.
Stock cattle and feeders worn Jn gOod
demand nnd were free sellers iit urm
prices. The, offerings were pretty much
all picked tip In very gooa season.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers. $7.50tf8.25; fair to good beef
ateerr, 7.0d7,tO; common to fair beef
steers. 10:37.00; good to choice heifers,
IV26O7.00J good to choice cowa, JS.OOjfS.SO;
fair to good grades, 5.00(g.00; common to
fair grades, 3.2f.o.U0; good to choice
stockers and feeders, IS.76Q7.70; fair to
good stockers and feeders, 6.2544j.76;
common to fair Blockers and feeders. T.00
&C.25; stock cows and heifers, I4.753ti.50;
veal calves, I6.00fl,00; bulls, stags, m'c,
,4.7600.25.
HEIiF STEEItS.,
NO.
t...
I...,
11...
24...
..."
tl....
14...,
4....
II....
It....
II...
T....
34....
Av. I'r. Nri. Av. Pr.
720 I 40 10 1034 1 IS
... .til 7 00 II mi 7 It
117 7 10 ) 1011 7 40
. ...111! 1 10 20 1119 7 40
1011 7 16 I UU T U
Ml 7 !0 21 UU 7 10
1040 7 CO 14 1011 7 16
1120 7 26 II lit! T 16
HI7 7 26 1 1044 7 10
1110 7 II 1104 7 U
1111 7 10 II 1J tl
... .101 7 .10 II 1131 7 10
1114 7 IS
STICK RS AND HKIFER8.
.1041 7 20 I..
...ion 7 v
COWS.
2...,
...
I...
2..
t...
4..
7...
4...
t ..
2.
I...
11...
2...
I...,
7.
JO...
21 ..
1...
I....
1...
4...
17..
4...
..
I ..
11 ..
6.
z.Y.
14...
1...
t..,
7. . .,
..
6....
1 ..
1. .
1...
1...
J...
1...
J...
1....
1...
I..
1...
..
I...
... 700 1 75
l.
i,
15.
10.
t.
..mi t cr,
..10 6 70
..1060 6 TO
.. Ill 6 76
..1016 f. 7J
..1040 I 10
...101 4 21
...1104 4 60
...160 4 60
...1000 4 10
...1006 6 10
...1041 6 1J
... Ill 20
...1174 6 I
...HO I 26
...1110 t tl
...10il 6 K
. ..ltrs 6 11
...1111 6 40
.. 1111 6 40
...1097 6 40
...1041 i 41
...111 i 60
...WO 6 tO
...1110 I It
... 171 6 tf
1 1110 00
1110 100
6 460 4 00
1 iWl I 00
' 1111 I IK1
I nil a ia
11 1106 I 10
i
....1160 10
....1617 ( 20
,...1161 20
....1110 I 26
...nit 10
.,,.1161 6 60
....1111 I 40
....Hll 171
22....
It'."!
.. 104 6 46
HKIFBnS,
Ill 9 60
1.
I.
I.
716 6 26
..440 S 16
. . 104 6 15
191 15
..111 10
HI 10
.. Ill 16
-.111 6 St
.. MO I II
..110 40
. . 640 41 CO
lit I 10
. . 76 60
..1470 6 15
. 6 15
..1110 6 15
..1460 6 10
,.1740 I 40
,.1610 6 00
..1110 4 94
.740 76
70 I 60
til I 60
.... 710 5 (I
401 6 75
190 6 00
611 f 00
Ill 00
610 I 04
411 I 04
611 00
661 6 16
10 I 16
17. .
n'.'..'.
....
BULLS,
740 6 26 "...
1600 6 40
1110 I 60
144 I 60
1IH I 64
1110 6 60
ItCO 6 46
1210 6 71
1144 I 76
i.'.'.'.'.
CALVES
JJO 6 00 1...
110 I 00 1...
. ... 260 I 26 1...
240 7 00 I . . ,
... 100 00 L..
140 I IK)
110 I 00
ISO 00
110 00
240 U)
BTOCKERS AND FEKDER8.
110 i 16
4 i a
4.
146 7 00
11...
6...
. , . .
10...
21...
I...
7...
It...
II...
711 7 00
.. .. 711 1 00
... 710 7 m
.174 7 00
161 7 OS
COO 7 10
.... 112 7 SO
.. . tJI 7 10
... 771 1 M
.411 I to
604 I 60
611 I 64
. Ill 6 IS
. Ill I II
111 40
IIS I 10
7 I to
!!.'
11-'
y
44
117 7 00
17...
HOOB Receipts of hogs were liberal!
again loony rnaKing ine total ror the
three days, 22,634 hand, a falling off as
compared -with last week of over 6,000
head and a decrease aa compared with a
year ago of 8,000 head and over.
Tha market opened extremely alow and
dull. Oeneral conditions wars such that
sellers all fait that they were entitled o
a aubatantlal advance while on the other
hand buyers did not seem Inclined to let
the market ga up If they could prevent
It. Aa a result the trade during tlm
greator part of the forenoon was ex
tremely alow and dull and It was after
11 o'clock befora enough buslneas had
been done to make a market or establish
quotatl'-tia
.Shippers bought about half of the hoi,
pnliig prices that were strung In .'
higher than yesterday that Is. largeh
17 1547. f4i for good light and medlutli
weights. Packers on the other hand were
bidding riffUV toner than yesterday.
the stiMHi mt at thoe, figures. It was u
complete) deadlock sellers were refusing
to accept the decreased figures und puck
ers would nut rulsti their hhK At tic
time of closing this report there was a
inrRo percentage or tne usy s receipts
unsold.
Reports from some other markets . mil -eate
similar conditions, and It would look
as If txiokers had .undo up their mind- lo
brenk the matket Whether they sue eed
or not will depend In Irtrge degree upo'i
whether the country will continue sli p
ping free)) or not.
No. Av Hh Pr No. Av. SB. t'r
41 . ill 40 7 10 II. . tot .. 7 41
l . Ml . . 7 4(1 64 M4 . . 1
M . . trt . i 40 11 lit ..7 4
4(1 . 141 . . 7 Id 14 Ml ... t IS
(4 . 141 40 7 U 7 . ... IW
14. . M0 . 7 46 fO 110 1M 7
7? 131 0 7 45 71 It ..H
M . .279 141 M . ... t M
J'. :lt 1 14 . . KM . . 1 M
10 , !K) . ; 46 71. . 1M M 1 art
:H I 46 M. 151 . 1
14 :l 7 46 IS, lt . 7 W
M 197 T 41 II.. .lit .. 1 iO
IT . S4 7 46 f . . itt . . 7 60
SO . Ill 7 16 47 ... Ill 1 1-0
1) !I7 7 76 . . 300 . . 7 16
SH ijKP -More strength developed in
the sheep trade, today, ns the buyers were
out In good season nnd commenced to fill
ordeis at an early hour t prices gener
ally loylOo higher on both sheep and
lamb. There una n good outlet for more
of the offerings, consequent!) trade was
ai-tnei more o thn morning, though at
times business seemed to slow down it
little. As on Tuesday the demnnd was
nppHrnitly best for ptline ewes of handy
w eight and this class of sheep was picked
up tli'vt nnd showed the most Improve
ment. A bunch of fed western ewes, the
same ns those that brought ".0."i yester
day, sold up to V 2T this morning Among
tin few offerings of wethers ttntl vrar
lings were some Mexican wethers Unit
chnnged hands at W.10 and a hunch of
Mexican yearlings nt $7.33. I.amhs wen
tint quite so active ns sheep, but the
showed about the same Improvement
During Ihe early trade fed westerns
reached 1S.40 nnd some, Inmhs on the
Mexican order went to the scales at
I8.i. On the whole It was a good. c
tlve market and a very fair clearance was
affected comparative early In tho fore
noon. The receipts nre still very moderate,
there being nluiiil fi,700 head t sported In
as agnlu-t 16.677 head two weeks ago and
S.573 head on the same day one yenr ago.
While the receipts for the first thne
days of the week w.ere a little larg !
than thote for the same tlnie last wc,tK
they were lighter than two weeks nrto
and a yenr. ago.
Quotations on Sheep nnr Lambs Lambs:
good to choice. $X.3fift.fiS; Ininbs, fnlr to
good. 7.t0fr$.:U, yeurllngs. light, ."f
7.1R; yearlings, heavy. $f50fro.5; wethers,
good to choice. $5.50316.85) Tethers, .fair
to good. 15.0OC5.W); ewes, good to choice,
$5.004I.Ki; ewes, fair to good, $4.7GO6.00;
culls, sheep and bucks, 12.7504. 0a
nepreaentatlve sales:
No. Av. Pr.
122 fad ewes 100 R IS
122 fed lambs OS 8 00
140 fed ewes 102 S 10
53 fed ewes, ctllls !0 4 (l
EI3 fed ewes 113 ." 26
63 fed lambs 07 00
240 Idaho lumba fcO S 10
30 Idaho hunhs, culls T. 7 til
221 fed lambs SS K 10
270 fed lambs 1 7fi S .
41 fed ycnrllngs 04 7 (Hi
491 Mexlonn yearlings Ui
625 fed iBIllbs 74 8 25
2fi6 fed Inmhs 7R S l.i
m Mexican lambs 70 K M
273 shorn lambs 71 7 W
OIIII'Allll LIVI1 HT4ICIC MA II ICI5T
1'utlli- Slow mill Sternly llim nml
Sheep lllirlirr.
CHICACJO, Feb. &.--OATTLH-Receipts.
16,000 head; market slow and generally
steady; beeves, $.40fl9.00; Texas steer.i,
$4.9(Vufl.7ii; western steers, S5.tW7.SO;
stockers and feeders, $1.757.t'iO; cows.uul
heifers, $3.00tr7.W; calves, $o.fOIi'I0.00.
HOaH Receipts. M0.0M Iiciiil; market
opened 5tJ16o higher; advance partly
lost; ugni, i.(..)u i,k; mixeu, i.u,wi-i'-7i,
iliKiivy. 47.661JH.0O; rough, $7,CMt7.70; plga.
fl mLI TF.. I.., ft; nf .nt.. t? IjVTl 7 00
HIIUIJP AND LAMIIB-lloculpts, 22.000
head; market steady and a shade higher;
nutlves. S4.7iVU4t.tO: westerns, $4.!Klf fi.M ;
yeat lings. St.40U7.K.r; jintlvo lnnibs, $4.iJ(i
8.85; Wf sterns. .J6.75iaR.IC.
St. Louis Live Stock MnrUi-l.
HT LOUIH, Feb. C, CATTLE Receipts,
4,1(0, bend, Including 1,000 Toxana; murkdt
slsiuly, choice to flnn steers,
good to choice steers, J7.00itl8.ti0; cows and
heifers, J5.fAS7.60; ennncra, SI.MHt6.lU.
calves, 14.251i7.00: Texan and Oklahoma
rteers, J5.257.l0; cows nnd heifers, J3.r."iiil
6.60.
llOOfJRecclpts. 11,000 head; market lou
higher; pigs and lights, J.2.V?r7.95, .mixed
and butchers, $7.Mif7.Wi; good heavy. 7.Vi
7...
HIIHHP AND LAM HH Receipts, 4,M1
head; markut steady; muttons, $5.HiG.?b;
yearlings, S7.00H7.7C; lambs, J7.0OU6.76,
Kniisns City Live Stock Mnrkrl,
KANHAK CITY, Feb. 6. -CATTLK-llc-celpts,
6,600 head, Including 1,6X) southerns;
market steady; dressed henf nnd export
steera, J7.fiOH8.rC; fair to good, J7.oafr7".riO:
westoru steers, JB.50iU8.00; stockers and
feedcis, Jti.(f(7.6S; southern steers, $6.00)v
7 25. southern cows. JI.00fiC.ir,; native
cows and heifers. J4.00fr7.76; bulls, SJ.UW
0.25; caulves, $6.50149.75,
HOOB-Recelpts, 12.C00 head; ninrltut
opened steady to 6o higher and closed
weak; hulk of salea, J7.60tt7.70; heavy,
J7, 454(7.60; packers and butchers, J'.-Atf
7.76: light, J7.6ftt7.76: pigs. J6.7Mn.00.
HIlKEP AND LAM HB Receipts, S.000
licud; Colorado lambs, J7.7618.M; year
lings. $6.75S7.60; westerns, $3.00if6.7r.; ewes,
$4.60fi3.20.
SIoiik 4'ltr Mrr Stuck Mnrkrl,
SIOUX CITY, Feb. 6,-CATTI.E-Re-C4lpts,
1.000 head. Market steady to 10c
higher; native Nteers, $7.00)18.(0; cows and
heifers, $S.iMf7,00; dinners, $3.6004.60;
stockers and feeders, $6,254(7.60; calves,
$6,0057.00; bulla, $5.0Of7.00.
HOOB Receipts, 6.60) head. .Market
slow nt o to 10c higher; heavy, $7.407.46;
mixed. $7.404,7.65; light, $7.40ii7.65; pigs,
$0.6O'r7.00; hulk of sales, $7.437.60.
BII15EP AND LAM1I8 No receipts.
St. Jiiarpli Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Feb. 5. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.GOO hend. Market steady; steers,
$(..60118.60; cows and heifers, $3.7597.60;
cnlvea. $3.00&l0 00.
HOOH Receipts, 6.300 head. Market
strong; top, $7.70; bulk of sales, $7.60if7.60.
SMIOEP AND IAMn.S Receipts, 2.600
head. Market steady; lambs, $7,6048.60.
Stock In SIkIiI.
Receipts of live stock at tho six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
uatiie. nogs, nneep
South Omaha 4,2W 12,-jm
Ht. Joseph 1.6041 6,300
Klotix City 1.600 6.5O0
Kansas City 6,000 12,000
Ht. Ixmls 4,100 9,O)0
Chlcugo , 16.01 30,000
i!,7W
2,o)
s'.inx)
4,(
2,(.4 Totals
.33,100 76,000 U,:m
l.'offci- Mnrkrl,
NEW YORK. Feb. 6. -COFFEE-Futures
market opened steady at a decline
of I to 6 points under acatering liquida
tion. Prices continued to case off In tlu
absence of support, with the close barely
steady, II to 15 points net lower. Hales
were K9.760 bugs. February. 13.C0c: Marcn.
3.:Uc; April. 13.46c ; May, 13.63c: June.
13.66c; July, 13.66c; August. IS.COc. .Sep
tember, 12.61c; Octobei, lK.5Rc; Novem
ber 1.1 SUi; December, 13.45c: January.
13.46c. Sisit market, quiet; Rio 7s
13?i(. .Santos U. l.'.',c: mild, quiet; Cor
dova, n'itft&c, nominal.
NEW YORK. Feb S.-OOFFBK-Rlo,
No. 7. 13ic. Futures market barely
steady; Muy. 13.63c: July. 13.36ov
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-COTTON Spot,
closed quiet: middling uplands, 12.&C;
middling gulf, 13.20c; no salts.
Futures closed quiet. Closing bids:
February. March, 12.31c : April, May,
12.13c; June, 12c; July, 12.04c; August,
11.63c; September, 11. 53c; October, 11.47c;
December. Il.48c: January, 11.50c. .
LIVERPOOU Feb. 6. COTTON Hpot.
moderate, business done; prices firm;
American middling fair. 7.11(1; good mid
dling. 7.10(1, middling. 6.68d; low mid
dling. 6.70d; good ordinary, 6.J0d; ordi
nary, G.WXv So leu, 8. UK) bales.
Wool Market.
HT IXR'IS. Feb. H.-WOOL Steady,
territory and western mediums, 21Qtic;
fine mediums, lfifl'2c; fine. 15017c.
Kuan? Mnrui-'.
NEW YORK. Feb. S.-SCOAIt-Raw.
steady; muscovado, K9 test. 2.98c ceutrif
ufal, W test 3 4$c mulasaes, t test, 2.70,
refilled steady
GONG HEE FATOI! GONG HEE
Cclcstinl' Residents of Omaha Ob
serve New Year's.
DAY CALLED '0ING0T' THE 'L00'
I'lflh 4ir IVIirunry Set pnrt for
I'm at I ii k, .lluslc nml lorrliurnt,
thr Day (iriiernlly llliservnl
lij Oiunlin Clilnrsc.
"Hung bee fa tol gong hee fa toP"
"Hong hee-gong bee!"
If you henr this on tne streets today
and then see signs of activity among th
Chinese, or If your Iniindrymiin springs
It on you wllh outstretched nrtns. there
ts no necessity of doing a disappearing
act or suspicion of revolution, tong war
or any other calamity.
It's only the old'fnshlnned Chinese new
ear.
"long hee fa tol" means "A happy new
year to you, sir" In the celestial lingo,
and "Gong hen" menus "The same to yon
and many of them."
A reporter tried lo learn how to say
"Let's have a drink on the New Year
but could not nmke his Chinese frlenl
understand him.
Hecnuse of revolutions and changes In
administrations, the Chinese calendar hii
been revised a number of tlmrs Thn
latest calendar, according to Sam Joe,
proprietor of Ihc KHte restaurant at Four
teenth and Douglas streets, begins with
Ihe rule of President i'uan Shi Kal, re
cently Installed In the newly-made repub
lic 4thrr cnlcndnrs show that It Is thn
yenr 176, 1!13, Bfi4fi nnd several score of
other combinations. No competent au
thority could be found.
.According to Sam Joe. the fifth day of
February, or "glngot" the "loo," which
means February 5, la celebrated as New
Year's day. regardlcas of the year
In Omaha thero was not a particularly
Joyous celebration. Tho Chlncsn hero all
seem to bo loyal Americana and adhere
lo tho American customs mainly.
However, In the Chinese grocery atorn
nt Twelfth and Hodge streets last night
a Joyous party of almond-eyed men waJi
gathered. Food of all kinds, oriental
liquors of ram variety was offered to th
guests and ancient Chinese stories and
traditions were told.
In Chinese cafes Inst night, every pr
son wns given extra portions of some
thing and presented with the compli
ments of the season. At laundries today
perhaps the slim tittle man behind the
counter will not be so particular about
your "checkee."
Thero nre about sixty-five Chinese In
Omaha and about six women, the latter
bring nil American born.
In the Chinese homes today there, will
bo feasting and niuaic and merriment ac
cording to tho Chinese custom.
Democrats in Senate
Break Quorum in H
Executive Session
WASHINOTON. Fc4i. 6. After another
Ineffectual effort today to forco action
on President Taft's nominations peudliig
In the Hemltn tho republicans decided to
uitiku no further movo for tho present.
It Is probable they will caucus befora be
ginning thn fight ngalu. Some republi
cans predicted that any action by cau
cus would he negative.
"It has been demonstrated that the
deiuocrutH can block any confirmations,"
suld Senator (Inlliuger, discussing the
situation, "and many of us consider it
a piiro wnsto of time to make, further
attempts nt confirmation. We are liable
to deride to do nothing more."
Today's executive session was brlsf.
The demoornts forced an adjournment
hy demanding a roll call to establish n
quorum and then absenting thcmselvei
to Insure fill III re of a i)lorum.
OMAHA mSNFCUAT. MAIIKET.
I1UTTER No, 1, Mb, carton. 36c; No. L
60-lb tubs, HSic; No. 2, 33c.
CllEICHK-lmported Swiss. 32o; Ameri
can Swiss, 26c; block Swiss,- 24c; twins,
lOftc; daisies, 30c; triplets, 20c; young
Amcrlcux, 21u; buo label brick, SOc; lim
berger, 2-lb 21c; 1-lb;, 23c; New Yorlc
white. 30u.
POULTItY- BNillars. $5.004f.O0 per doz.;
hens, 16c; cocks, '11c; ducks. 20c; geese. 18a;
turkeys, i'.o. pigeons, per don., $1.20. AIIva,
broilers, 16Mri8u; hens, 11c; old loostars,
U'.tc; ducks, full feathered, 14c; geese, full
feathered, 12a; turkeys, 16c; pigeons, per
dor., 60c; homers, $2.60; aqnnbo, No. J.
Jl.f.0; No. 2, 60c.
P18H (FrealOi-Mckerel, Sc. frozen!
white, 12c, frozen; trout,- 14e, frozen:
large criipples, 12c, frozen; Spanish
mackerel, 16c; eel, 16c; haddock, 12c;
flounders, lie, shad roc, per pair, 40c;
salmon, 18c, halibut. ISo; frozen 13c; buf
falo, 9o; bullheads, 13c. Oysters, oay
standards, $1.00; northern, $1,110; selects.
$1.W; counts, $1.90. .
FRUITS Oruligea; California navels,
fully colored. 30 alro, J2.00; la) alzo. $2.26:
126 size. $2.60; 150. 176, 00 and 216 size.
$3.00. Orape fruit: Extra fancy Florida,
46, 64, 61 und 80. per box, $3.60. Cranber
ries: Wisconsin long keeping, extra fancy
IIowob Jumbo, per bbl $9 60; extra fancy
Jertey. per bbl.. $3.00; extra fancy. Balls
and Cherry, per box. $3 00. Lemons; Air
bhlp brand, 300 or 360 s(zo, $6,76. Cocoanuts
In sacks, per sack, S5.76; per dozen, SOc.
Honey. nuw Colorado, twenty-four
frames, per rase, $3.76, Dates: Fard, 16
Ib. box, per lb., 12o; New Hall, bulk, per
lb., "c; nuw Anchor pkg. (30 cartons), per
hex, $2.23; new Dromedary (30 cartons),
per box. $2.75. Figs; new 12 12 12, per box,
66c; new f.-crown (Turkey),! 15o; new 6
crown (Turkey), JCc, new 7-trown iTur
key). 17c. Apples: extra fancy Washing
ton Jonathans, 1)3. 125, 138, 150. 166, box.
41.R8: extra fancy Washington a rimes'
Guldens. 113. 126, 138. 160, box. $1.75; extra
fancv Washington Itoiniin Beauties, 72. 80.
88, 6. 103. J2fi box. $1.76; extra fancy
Washington Mack lien Davis, 72, SO, &S,
90, 104, 126 count box, $1.75: extra fancy
Washington Red Wine Saps, 104, 112. 125,
138, box. $2.00: extra fancy rink Cheek
Waxen and White Winter Pearmalna, 96.
101. 113, 125. 138, 160, 163 count, box. $100.
extra fancy Colorado, unwrapped. Whlt'4
Winter Pearmatns. 160, 165, 180. 200 count,
box, $1.65; extra fancy Nlw York Bald
wins, per bbl., $2.90. extra fancy New
York Jt. I. OreenlngB, per bbl., $3.25; ex
tra fancy New York .state. Rusaets. per
bbl., $3 00, extra fancy Missouri Jonu
thans and (1 rimes Uoldena per bbl., $4.00
5-bbl lots or more, aaaerted, 13c per bbl
off; extra fancy Missouri Ben Davis, per
bbl.. $2.60; extra fanoy Missouri Wln
Pippins, iter bbl., $2.76: oxtra fancy Mia
sourl Wllluw Twlga, Black Twigs, York
Imperials and other fine varieties, per
bbl.. $3..
Nriv York Mlnliiir Storks,
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Closlng quota,
tlons on milling stocks were:
Com, Tunnel itock. I Meilcan ii
do bond! 12 Ontirlo JJO
4,'oa. Cal i Vs.. . 11 OpMr 21
Iran silver 140 Small llepes . . 14
I'ldvllle Con .. . 1 'Standard 1M
Little CTilet 4 Yallow Jacket .... II
Offered.
Turpentine und Iloaln.
SAVANNAH. Qiu, Feb. 6. TERPEN
TINE Firm. 4Kj4!4c; sales 23 bble., re
ceipts, 71 bbls.; shipments. 821 bbls.:
btoaks. 21,600 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; sales 4fS bbls.; receipt,
RS bbl.; shipments, 2,000 bbls,: stocks,
125.000 bbls. Quote. A and B. S5.50j3i.60;
C and D, Si.7t; E. $5.85; V. S5.9S; O. $6.00;
H, $6.05; 1. $6.16; K. $6.00; M, $7.00, n!
$7.05; WG. $7.10. WW, $7J5.
Oiualin liny Mnrket.
OMAHA. Fob. 5. HAY No. L uplatid.
$9.60?10; No, 2, S9i9.60; No. 3, $7499. .No.
1 midland, WW; No. 2. U9; No. 3.
$7J8; No. 1 lowland. t&9; No. !.
No. a, $67 Alfalfa No. 1, U&luo
No. 8, $10lal2; No. 3. $910. Straw, oata.
$6, rye, J64J6.60; wheat, $4606.
