T11E OMAHA SrNDAV BKK: FKBlirAKY 9, liU.i.
5 C
V
I"
1
KAhK Oil KXC1IANOK 11. K.
VtIIIj exchange good louse and lota In
Htimner, Neb., worth s M. No encum
brance, for medium J . X 1 touring cur.
late model. Wrffe with uH particulars.
v . W Harney. Kearney. Neb.
TO tKCltANQB SUO-acrc choice, well
Improved eastern Neb. farm, tlOO acre;
mortgage, $6,000; long time, for stock of
good, electric light plant or clear In
come. Mather Co.. Celar Rapids. In.
TO SXC HA NO E 316-aoro Improved
Brookings Co., 8. D.. choice farm. 170
acre; mortgage tfl.OOO, for smaller furm:
prefer Iowa. Robert Bcttesworth, Cedar
Rapids, Ia.
V IIi exchange 820 acres fruit and truok
land for (rood Income property. Platted
30-acre tracts Hurgcss Realty Co.. Kiss
Immee, Florida.
FOR SAL.B OR EXCHANGE.
MCE now Income property In Onmha
paying 9 per cent. Equity t9.000. Want
to exchange for a small furm not too fur
away. Address. M 660. cure Ueo.
If) A ir1it l,rlr.n I . nfi " .
cultivation, balance hay lund: barn and
granary; nil fenced; under the best
lTater..rlcht 1,1 Morgan county; situated
214 miles from the beet sugar factory,
Brush, Colorado. AVI1I exchange for
email tract near Omaha, western part
incigrreu. svnuress I. 571, Hee.'
WM1 hnvn i I r,t-l r ....... I .. .. . ..'
InK land In the Rosebud country" of Souih
Dakota to exchange for Omuha residence
property. Joel Hcaley I-atid Co., Wltttn,
(167) 000 acres in Brown Co.. Neb. Well
Improved, Rood soli. 200 forest trees on It.
145 tame plums und cheery trees, SO apple
trees, all kinds of berries hearlUK. l'ost
office and school one mile. Together with
160 acre relhuiulshment. Price $11.55,0.
Enc. $1,000. Will put this In as first
payment on a good farm.
(ICS) 320 acre highly improved farm In
Phillips Co. Colo., tho cream of that
whole country- In high state of culti
vation. Prlco JC5.00 per ncre. Enc $2,G0O.
Will .exchange for Bnstorn Nebraska land.
J. A. ABHOTT & CO.
E04-7 .CITY NATL. HANK UUG.,
, OMAHA. NEB.'
WANT Improved farm; I will exchange
?ood Income town property and pay dlt
erence, no agents. Address 2011 Bmney
street, Omaha, Nebraska.
FOR SAL.E First-class grocery store
and meat market, with fixtures complete,
tl.OOO. OUn & Bervard. 448 Brandels Bldg.
Want Canada land for Omaha lots and
few houses and lots, 95 up to several
thousand; total, $23,000. Address owner at
li 077, Bee.
$2,500. 7 per cent paper (payable $16
monthly), and cosh for Al strictly mod
ern C-room house, up to $3,600, well lo
cated. Full description of location. M 78,
Omaha Bee.
ItEAJj KSXATK WANTED
I WANT to buy a farm not more than
25 miles from Omaha; 100 acres or less.
Must be worth the money. Address L.
649. Bee.
HEAL ESTATE FOK RENT
Farm anil Hunch Lands.
FOR RENT SO-acro farm southwest of
South Omaha. Mrs. E. M. Clark, 3S24
Grand Ave Omaha, Neb. Tel. Web. 752.
HEAL ESTATE
FARM A ItAXril l.A.MJS FUlt ALB
ArUona.
GOVERNMENT freo lands, artesian
water, irrigation; will let parties In on
two banks starting there. Armstrong Inv.
Co., 331 Board of Trade. Douglas 661
IRRIGATED lands in sunny Arizona,
$16 to $20 per acre. Fertile soil, abundant
water, ideal climate, magnificent scenery.
Write Board of Trade, Wlllcox, Arizona.
California.
California land excursions 1st and 3d
Tuea. W. T. Smith Co.. 815 City Nat. Bk.
FOR SALE 253 acres of the famous
Bldwell Rancho, 314 miles from Chlco;
macadamized road; R. F. D. telephone;
electric lights and power; ranch equip
ped for dairying; nil In good stand of
falfa, except a young orchard of 17
acres; 6-room house, with hot and cold
water; barn, 72x100 ft.; bunkhouso and
all buildings necessary for dairying. The
price la $225 per acre and 1b worth $300.
Will sell in tracts of 40 acres or more.
If Interested write the owner and save
commission. Edmund Gale, Chlco, Col.'
Canada.
GET YOUR CANADIAN HOME FROM
the Canadian Pacific. Twenty years to
pay. Cash loan of $2,000 to Improve your
farm can be paid off In 20 years; 6 per
cent Interest. Good, rich land In western
Canada for every kind of farming from
$11 to $30 an acre. This offer only to
farmers or men who will actually occupy
or Improve tho land. Wo supply best live
stock and poultry at actual cost give
you the benefit of expert work on our
demonstration farm equip you with a
ready-made farm If you don't want to
wait for a crop. All these lands on or
near railways near established towns.
Free booklets on Manitoba, Alberta or
Saskatchewan. Address F. R. Thornton,
Colonization Commissioner, 112 West
Adams St, Chicago.
Culurnilo.
DO you want 320-acre homestead under
now law In best part o. eastern Colo
rado? Not much good land left. Write
me. A. Kennedy. Arriba. Colo.
nu.rnT Ti'alt ImtiMvoH WJ nTn nastArti
Colorado ranch ncaf Llmon, only $8 acre;
great bargain. R. Bettesworth, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Florida.
WE ARE BUILDING A CITY
IN AMERICA'S PLAYGROUND
The grandest climate on earth, over
one hundred residences constructed last
fall, we are
ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE WORTH
Six miles south of PALM BEACH.
AMERICA'S GREATEST RESORT.
A lot and a five acre farm for $250.00,
payable $10 monthly, no interest. Over
six thousand Investors, hundreds have
personally Inspected It and found it
BETTER THAN REPRESENTED.
If you will Improve a lot now, we will
give you tho right Inducements. Buy a
lot and farm as an old age Investment
and spend your winters In luxury; fish
ing, hunting and bathing unsurpassed.
A FIVE ACRE GRAPE-FRUIT GROVE
WILL MAKE YOU INDEPENDENT IN
FIVE YEARS. AGENTS WANTED.
BRYANT & GREENWOOD,
REPUBLIC BLDO.. Chicago.
10 000-ACRE tract Florida land to be
sold In section tracts. Splendid location,
on railroad, near Tampu. Unexcelled
proposition for subdividing and coloniz
ing. Will sell all or In not lesB than sec
tion tracts (640 acres) at wholesale price.
Terms one-quarter cash, balance one and
two years. This land Is In the heart of
the best citrus fruit bejt in Florida.
Many thousands of acres In this locality
aro now being successfully cultivated,
Demand for this class of land Is con
stantly increasing. As I am also inter
ested In a company that has sold nearly
$1,000,000 worth of land at retail In this
district, I will send freo Illustrated books
fully describing property which you can
uses to Interest your friends. If you can
get a number of people together to buy
oie or more,'sectlona they can now get
benefit of wholesale price. If desired,
will assist in organization of syndicate
In your town to purchase one or more
sections or entire tract. C. E. Thomas,
1128 Commercial National Bank Bldg.,
unicago
ev-.tjtitivi.-VJ IM PIlTlin T.ANT11S.
116.000 acres, -western Florida, tlood for
cotton, corn, sugar-cane, stock raising
and general farming; $3.60. 10.000 acres.
Tolk county, $1; 21.000 acres, $7 50; 0,400
acres, $3.50. Many other tracts, large
and small. If interested write M. F.
Simmons. Kansas City, Mo.
larva.
A GREAT LITTLE FARM.
Brought about $1,600 Income last year;
TC' acres, alt good land; about 10 acres
fruit, principally grapes; the vineyard la
a good one and very profitable; nice 4
room cottage, good barn, sheds, cool cel.
Jar, etc. You may look Iowa and Ne
braska over and not find a better bar
gain In a small farm. Let us show you.
Price. $7,000; $1,500 tq $2,000 cash, balance
long time.
M'GHE REAL ESTATE CO.,
106 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs.
MIchlKan.
WE sell Oceana farms greatest fruit
county. Also potato, corn; alfalfa, stock.
List free. Hanson & Son. Haxt.'Mlch.
HlUli ESTATE
i'VIUI .t HAM II I.AMI.H I'OU SAI.U
Kan Has.
KANSAS HARMS and ranqhes for sale;
&0 to SMcO acres; write for free list. V. E.
NlQUttTTE Sauna. Kan.
FOR SALK Improved 100 a. farm at
$ iKr acre. J H. King. Cawker City,
Mitchell Co.. Kan.
Mnnancliuart tft.
FOR SALE "Berkshire mils." Massa
chusetts. Two good farms, 100 and
18" acres, $3,01). $8,000. Fine buildings,
easy terms. Write for description 11. B.
Holmes. Hinsdale, Mass.
rScbrnakn.
IMPROVED FARM 320 acres. $S an
acre. 12 miles from lowu; rich black toll.
W acres broke; all fenced, house 24x24;
rear school and In sight of twenty-five
other farm hou&os. Must have your fll
Ing right J. A. Tracy. Klmbuil. Neb.
RANCH BARGAIN.
1,920 acres fine kiojs and hay land;
fenced, pood house; 3 wells; windmills
and tanks, near It It.. 1M mlus or
Omaha, In tho corn belt, will take cure
or GUI head of cattle, act quick.
WRIGHT A LASBl'RY, Omaha. Neb.
A BARGAIN.
63S acres In Custer county, all fenced
and cross fenced; good 3-room house,
fiamo barn 40x. with hay loft, corn
crib, chicken house, well, wind mill, tank,
etc One acre largo shade trees around
the house, 100 acres In one large level
valley, balance rolling; 00 acres undsr
cultivation; some alfalfa, 1H miles from
Wngncr. 12 miles from railroad. Price $11
per aore. $2,C09 cash, balance In five years
at 4 icr cent or In trade. Address Y-47.
enro Bee.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
$10 per acre IW acres, good level land,
ell fenced and twice cross fenced Good
granary, large horse barn, small house,
well 05 feet deep, windmill nnd pther out
buildings, ifl acres in cultivation, ISO
ucros natural grass. Will sell cash or
terms 4 cash, balance terms to suit
purchaser. Located 9 miles north of
Mitchell, Neb. For further particulars In
quire or write. G. W. DeArmond. Colton.
LAST CALL to buy best farm bargain
m tho state; 314 acres, good valley land,
close to town; most or It In cultivation;
t5 acres alfalfa; good Improvement);
'arge, new, rine barn, some fruit grove
at housu. You can buy this up to 12
o clock midnight the 15th for $11,600; part
terms; after that not one cent less than
?12,r0 will buy It and It will bo a very
cheap buy at the latter figure. But why
not save tho $1.0007 You will have to act
wuuic, with or onone. vv . v.
Mtchrl.JUljeeWg .. Umaliq, Neb.
FOR SALE FOR CASH.
(163) So-acr farm. 3 miles S. K. of
Aahlo hH Vnt. Atl ...... ...i.i a,
UUUCI VUiUVHUUn.
Good 6-room house, good barn and or-
SfftS1' Prl.ce ,l3 vr acrei- Encumbered.
J4,0G0. due In 8 years.
Neb.; 90 acres under cultivation. M acres
pasture; fair Improvements. Prlco $109
Ir acre, with liberal terms.
04-7 City Nat. Bank Hldg.. Omaha. Ncb.
40 A, $2,500; Ask Us
1,360 acres. Cherry county.
$10 an acre. Ask us.
Harrison & Morton
ai Omaha Nat. Tel. D. 314.
WILL sell foreclosed, 100 acres, good
farm land near Benkclman, Neb., for
$640 caBh. Box 92, Council Bluffs, la.
MUST soli section neur Potter, Choy-
li Kij , . c... iui to.uu )iui ui;re.
Only $1,440 cash, balance 10 years. Nearby
1 ..... 1 .. 1 1 ,1. ... m- T . n . .
iiluu bcus iur fiu to xjox wouncu
Bluffs, la.
Kcir York.
FOR SALB-Two large alfalfa farms In
center of Holsteln-Frleslan cattle market,
Onondaga county. New York. One 400
acres, with fine brick manor house and
two otner sets or buildings. Ono 200 acres
on suburban trolley from Syracuse, with
two good dwelling houses, new cow stable
and milk house, i Strictly high grado
property. Frank Hale, Onondaga Bank
Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y.
Urruiiu,
HOMESTEAD, cheap grain, hay and
stock ranches, central Oregon's best
lands; abundance of water ut shallow
depth, wood convenient. For a choice
home or Investment como ahead of the
railroad now building. Write us for price
last and literature. Inland Empire Realty
Co., Burns, Ore.
Texas.
CHEAP patented state school lands,
south Texas, $1 an aero cash, balance 10
years. For all particulars write F. A
Connable, Trustee, 511 Commercial Bank
Bldg., Houston, Tex.
UtaH.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Section
of Utah valley land. Deep rich soil, am
ple rainfall, fine alfalfa, wheat corn and
potato land. Four .miles from railroad
and town. Cheap. Easy terms. Owner,
615 City National bank.
ailscellaneouN.
FOR BALE Cholco level 40-acro farm;
every foot tillable second bottom land;
small Improvements; located 6 miles from
county seat and 2 tnlles from small rail
road town. Price $5,000; $1,500 cash, bal
ance to suit purchaser. J, M. Livingston,
Nebraska City, Neb.
FOR SALE Over 1,000 stock, truck and
general farms In Arkansas. Iulslana and
ToxaH. Prices ranging $10 to $50 per acre.
Yearly growing season 10 to 11 months.
P. W. Tutt Dept. E, Rlalto Bldg., St
Louis, Mo.
ONLY $275 buys small farm. Share In
profits paid until buyer tnkes poisewtlon.
Write quickly for views and particulars
George W. Deen, Box 420, Waycross. Ga.'
U K Mn l Mll.ul.T til VK-.f
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stock Commlaalon Merchants.
BYEItH BROS. & CO. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & Co.. Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
BIDS FOR TOWN HALL.
Sealed bids will bo received by the vil
lage cleric of the village ot Howells, Col
fax county. Nebraska, until 6 o'clock, p.
in., of thf 3d day of March. A. D., 1913.
for furnishing material and labor and
constructing a "town hall" In the said vil
lage of Howells.
Plans and specifications can bn seen
(after February 15th, 1913.) at the office
or the Colfax County Bank, In the vil
lage of Howells, Nebraska, or ut the
office of the Omaha Builders' Exchange,
C01 Barker Block, Omaha, Nebraska.
A certified check for 10 per cent of the
bid will be required with each bid, the
amount to be forfeited to the village of
Howells, Colfax county, Nebraska, In
case the contractor will not enter Into u
contract with the board or trustees In
accordance with tho proposal.
Tho board or village trustees reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
GEO. LODES, Village Clerk.
F9-12-18
COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO GRADING CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that the county
clerk In nnd ror Douglas county. Ne
braska, will receive bids up to and until
Friday, February 14th, 1913, at 12 o'clock
(noon), for the grading and removal of
tho earth from the premises of the old
court house grounds, In accordance with
the survey and specifications now on file
In tho office of the county surveyor.
Each' bid to be submitted In sealed en
vclotfn. and mut be aocompan'cd bv i
certiried check In tho amount of One
Thousand (tl.000.fjO) Dollars, as a guaran
tee that the bidder will complete tha
work within tha time stipulated In the
bid to the satisfaction ot the Board of
County Commissioners.
The Board fit County Commissioners re
serve the rlht to reject any or all bids,
Specifications and proposal blanks on
file In the otrice of the county surveyor.
FRANK DEWEY, County Clerk.
By J. V, CHIZEK, Deputy. FebCDSt
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat Friday Proved Dull and
Spiritless.
MUCH C0EN GOES INTO THE PIT
Scattered Interests Offer Thrlr
HulillnKs of the Yellntr Or cut
for Profit They MUM
Itrnltir.
OMAHA Feb. 8. Tlio cash wheat mar
r.e.lw?lJ attain dull yesterday with only
4Z.W0 bushels changing hands at Chicago,
and this, too, In small lots, which More
taken by Interior millers. The seaboard
reported thirty loads of Manitoba wheat
for shipment abroad, and of this amount
James Crruthers or Montreal, reported
twenty-five loads, and said there was a
much better demand for wheat rrom both
the Continent ana I'nltod Kingdom.
rrortBslotial in wheat have about mado
up tneir minds thut It Is a dangerous
procedure to put out abort lines uuleas
they arts Ilbhv in thuli. irrulu mi IhA
bulges instead of the declines. During
me last few days a better trade has been
noticed In wheat and scattering outylde
prUera huvo been noticeable. Any change
In crop conditions will be a chungii tor the
worse, and any change 'in the cash wheat
situation will be an unprowroent These
changeB muy come ut any time ill tho
near future and there are a great many
speculators who will endeavor to own a
good sized lino of this grain when theso
changes are brought about. Cash wheat,
unchanged to tc higher
Scattered Interest in tho corn trade
threw considerable corn Into the pit in
order to secure profits, as the average
short In corn has made up hlg mind that
the big holders of May corn are In a
position to mold prices to suit their
tastes. Stocks or contract corn at Chicago
are small and tho promised big receipt
have failed to materialize and stocks,
on the whole, not only at Chicago, but
elsewhere, have not grown with tlie rap
idity that shorts ona bears have piom
Ixed themselves that they would. The
fact that Argentina shipments of com to
Importing countries showed a further fall
ing off, the total in tho last week amount
ing to only l,lK.wo bushels, or 400,0u0
bushels smaller than the previous week,
"ay urive exporters into the markots
of this country on a larger scale. Cash
corn, He hlglur.
Longs In outs were sellers on tho ad
vance yesterday and this brought about
a fair reaction from the best prices. Cash
oata unchanged to hio higher.
. ticarancea. Wheat and flour equal to
D32.0CM bushels; corn, 407,000 bushels; uats.
390,000 bushels.
Liverpool close; Wheat, unchanged to
td lower; corn, lc higher.
Primary wheat receipts wero S12.000
bushels and shipments 432,000 bushels,
against recelpti or 492.000 bushelu and
shipments or 241,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts wero 1,202,000
bushels and shipments 1,132,000 bushels,
against reculnta or 1.22S.000 buRhnla anil
shipments of 006,000 bushels last year.
Primary' oats receipts were 647.0O0 bush
els und shipments 491,000 bushels, against
receipts of 491,000 bushels and shipments
of 393,000 bushels last year.
The following cash Bales were reported
today;
S7c. No.nycllow. IN fno2A
WHHAT-No. 2 hard Winter (yellow), 1
car, k$c; 2 cars (yellow). 87c; 6 cars, 86lic;
5 cars, 86c; 2 cars, ffifce. No. 8 hard win
ter, 1 car (yellow). 87c: 1 tar (vellowl.
Kic; 2 cars, SiVSc 1 car, 8j'ic. Rejected
imru winter, i car, .sc. No. 2 northern,
1 car, 85V4C No. 2 durum, 1 caf, S6Wc.
No. 8 mixed, 2 cars, B5c; 1 car, S4l4c. No
grade spring, 1 ear, 7c.
RYE 1 car, 69c.
CORN-No. 3 white. 1 car. 47Vio; 2 cars.
47c No. 4 white, 1 car, 45Jc; 1 car, V4o.
No. 3 color, 1 car, 46c. No. 4 color, 3
cars, 45c; 1 car, 44lic. Ha. 3 yellow, 1
car, 45 He; 7 curs, 46Uc No. i yellow, 1
car, 44ic; 1 car, 44V4c. No. 3 mixed. 3
cars, 4oV4c; C cars, 45o; 2 pars. 44K- No.
4 mixed, 1 car, 444c; cars, 44c; 3 cars,'
itc. o graae, i cr, 4ic.
OATS No. 3 wjilte. 8 cars, 32ic. No. 4
white, 4 cars. 32V4c; 3 cars, 32Vc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. KifSXc; No. 3 hard,
84387c: No. 4 hard, $0fl86c; No. 3 spring
82&83c; No. 4 spring. 8haS2a
CORN No. white, 47H714o; No. 4
white, 46H6-4Wia; No. 1 yellow, UC-i6Wc;
No. 4 yellow, 44Wfll4c; No. 3. 4S;WWo;
No. 4. 4304474 0; no grade. 40f44c
9FP- 2 whle. S3V4ai33?4c; standard,
33Q33'4c; No. 3 White, 32!4fi32yic.
BARLEY Malting, ttSjtJc; No. 1 reed.
12JM7C.
RYE No. 2, WAQWc; No. 3, t&tf&SHc.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 30 489 1M
Minneapolis , 273
Duluth 84
Omaha 63 49 7&
Kansas City 110 61 u
St. Louis 79 135 15
Winnipeg 2S7
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOL'IS. Feb. 8.-WHEAT-Cush,
No. 2 red, $1.081.13; No. 2 hard. 91fc94c
CORN No. 2, SOBvOVic; No. 2 white, u2ii
iiiuauig, milieu ui luiuros.
WHEAT-May. 94&C: July. 90,ic.
CORN May, 634c; July, 54Hc.
OATH Mnv SSHir,- Tiil .
oath-no. 2, 85c: No. 2 white, 36c.
RYE Unchanged, at 63V4c
5.25; extras and strnlght, $1.WS(4.80; hard
wiiuer uiearo, 9j.TV.j3.tx.
SEED Timothy, $10.
CORNMEAI- $2.90.
IUlAN-tl.00Ul.CS.
HAY Timothy, $10.90-317.00; prairie,
tll.0O4H4.O0.
BAGGING 9T4C.
TWINE Hemp, 8c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. Jobbing. $17.23.
Lard, prime steam, $10.171410.2774. Dry
salt meats, boxed, extra shorts, $11.00;
clear ribs, $11:00; short clears, $11.12V4
Bacon, boxed, extra shorts, $12.09; cleat
ribs, $12.00; short clears, $12.12H-
POl'LTRY Firm; chickens, lac; spring,
14c; turkeys, 18c; ducks, 16o; geese, 13c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 28fc3.rc.
EGGS Easy, at 22c.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 9,000 6,000
Wheat, bu n."..iYin r.'i iwi
Corn, bu 102,00) 72.003
Oats, bu "tUQO 39,000
Knnnu City 45 nil 11 nnd 1'roTlslons
KANSAS City, Feb. 8. WHEAT Cash;
No. 2 hard, 91cj No. 3, 86fl0c! No. 2
red. tl.O0ffl.00H; No. 3, 90cOtl-02.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 49V4C! No. -3, 47t4
48V4c; No. 2 white, 61c; No. 3, DOWc
OATS No. 2 white. SSViigSCc; No. 3
mixed, 31i635.
Closing prices of futures:
W J 1 E AT M ay, 88c; July, 8GiiGST.ic.
CORN May, 63Wc; July, 68Hc.
OATS May, 30Hc.
RYE Unchanged.
HAY Unchanged.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS Extras, 21c; firsts. 22VW23; sec
ond, 14c.
POULTRY-Unchanged,
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 110,000 jo.OOO
Corn, bu 61.000 26,000
Oats, bu...... 15.000 10,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINN EA IK) LIS, Feb. 8.- WHEAT
May. SSTic: July. 90T4c: September. Ws.
Cash: No. 1 hard. SSTic; No. 1 northern,
$WB88e; No. 2 northern. SfiHflbWHc; No.
2 nurd. Montanu, SSTic.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 4CHJ46c.
OATS No. 3 white. 61iGlUe.
RYE No. 2. IWS680.
FLOUR First patents, $4.DO&4.65; sec
ond patents, $4.16fi4.fiO. first clears, $3.10-9
3.40; second clears, $2.3032.0).
FLAX-$1.37V4.
BARLEY 4V&68C.
MflrnnUeo firnln Mnrkrt.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 8. WHEAT No. 1
northern. 9303t4c; No. 2 northern, 93
92Ho: No. a hard winter. VOSOGc; May
KWlQtkc: July. 91Uc
CORN No. 3 yellow, 60Q607io; No. 3
white, 62c: No. 3, 49Vtc; May, 6VAQUc;
July. 64c.
OATS 35,4c.
RYE-fiMCSVic,
IAULEY-64fp72c
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 8. WHEAT Spot,
easy; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s M. No. 2. 7s Cd;
No. 3. 7s 3Hd; futures, irregular; March,
7s 6T4d; May, 7s 3Hd; July, 7s 3Hd.
CORN Snot, easy; American mixed.
pew, 4t ltd, American mixed, old, sj
old, via Galveston. 6a 7d. Futures very1
rirm; February, la nstta, fc tfta; Feb
ruary, American mix ad, U lOftd.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Loss of Nearly Ten Millions Cash
Shown in Bank Statement.
EXPORTS OF GOLD ARE HEAVY
Hankers Predict that la Ylrvr ot
Preaent Condition Contractlnit
of Credit Probably Will
llmnlt.
NEW YORK, Feb. S The change In the
money sltuutlon was revealed In the bank
statement nnd overtihHdoved other devel
opments of the day In the financial dis
trict A loss of nearly $10.000.COO cash was
shown In the actual table and a decrease
of S7.VC1,(KK) In excess cash reserve. l'i
llmlnary estimates, luued on known move
ments of currencsS suggested a small loss
of perhaps $2,000,000 A poor statement
had been expected, largely on account of
tho Continued drain of gold through ex
ports to France and Argentina, but tin
unexjectedly heavy cash loss Indicated
that some other Influence wus at work.
Bankers explained this condition with Ihe
stntemrnt that there wus u demand for
funds. from tho interior, particularly from
the southwest
Cull money rntea remain on tho c.y
basis or the Ut few weaka, Although
time money quotations have not changed
substantially, there Is an apprecluoly
firmer tone and funds are no loutier
pressed on the market Bunkers said to
day that In view of the renewed deuiAiiJ
from the Interior and the financial Situa
tion abroad tbe outlook wus for a con
traction of credit. Tho exiKirt movement
liils taken $23.OW.O00 this year, with the
possibility of u further drain. Foreign
exchange rates continue firm, bulnc
slightly higher today, whllo tho Inquiry
showed Increased forcu.
The stork market was virtually with
out fraturn. Amalgamated Copper, winch
rose a point, was tho only one r t.n.
speculative tavorltes to move more thai,
fractionally above or below yesterday'
close. Trading foil off to the lowest point
of the year und the general movement
wus Insignificant. The undertone w.11
firm throughout the session nnd micii
cliuiigrs as occurt od were mostly upwniii.
Some or the less active Issues moved more
widely than the lenders. Canadian l
cli'ic gained 2 points and riibbr was
vunced u point to nlmve tS, u now hir,!:
record.
doiium wero Irregular. Ttotal miles, ,mr
value, Jl.l;lXi. Panama 3s and t'nuui
States 4s, coupon, advanced S Pel (.out on
cull tor the week.
Number ot sales nnd leading quotations
on stocks to Jay wero us follows:
tilr llliih. lw. Oloxn
Amltimalrd Copper .... T.to) 111k MVi
Amrrion Agricultural hi
American liret sugur 3i'
American Can 1,900 to 11 t JS'i
American Can r'l HiU
American C. A F :co M(4 M '4
American Cotton Oil... . 100 M M t.Ol,
Am. les Becurltlra 100 :3 HU 12
Amerlcjui Llnired H
American lconx.ltTe ... KM S I
American et. & K M 73 H 73 u4
Am. R. A 11. p(d 10S
Am. Sugar U'tlnlni 11H1
American T T LOW 1JH 1S1. lWt
American TisMcon 100 2S1V, 111. IS1
Anacomta Mlnlof Co l.MO I7H 31U I7h
Alchlnon 101S 103H 101V.
Atchlxin pM 100 103 101S 101H
Atlantic) Coot Line lti
Ualtlmure Ohlu loo 10JH 102K 1M
llelhlehem Bteel 00 I7H llh m
llrookijii lUptd Tr 400 II 0Uj to
Canadian I'aclllc 3,100 lid :3tt SI04
Central Leather 1W iV ! tH
Cheaapeake Ohio 1M 71 II ntt
Chlcagu o. W '""i
t hliagi). M At 8t. 1'.... 700 111H 1US 1 1 1 Si
Chlcaao N. W 1J
Colorado 1 t 1 00 ii 9 31
(inaolldated Ui ' 137H 137 137
Corn l'roduetii 300 IS 15 15
DelRTtare & lluilaon 1(3
UetiTrr & Hlo Orande 2l)H
Denver A. It. U. p(J 37
niatlllara' Becuntiea . ... it
Erie 300 31 31 31
Krle Ht Pfd.
Brla 3d pfd 19
General Electric 141
Oreat Northern pfd 3.000 l!U ISH JtU
(lreat Northern Ore ctf. 100 3i 3Si 3J4
Illinois Centrnl 100 13'i W lls'i
Interborough Met ) 1H 111 ufe
Inter. Met. pfd 500 3tt 3Vi MS4
international iianetier.. iw 111 111 mim
lnter-Marlne ptd IS
International l'aper 1 1 V4
International rump UK
Knnua Cltjr Bouthfrn. . . . 300 3H, SiVi
Laclede oaa
Uhlah Valley 00 13 1IH H1H
LouliTllle & NoBhYllle , 139
M., St. V, & B. S. M.... 100 119!, ItiK 139
Mlwourl. K. A T 300 37U 37 27 S
Mlnourl l"aclflc 300 ilVi UVi n'i
National Blecult ll'i
(National Leiil 100 6Ui H',4 t2
N. II. It. or M. la pw
Nw Vork Central JW 103 1071; 107
N. Y., O. & w as
Norfolk A Weatern 100 119Vi 119V4 119t4
North American ..... M
Northern I'aclflo 100 11H fltVi 119
I'aclllo Mnli J
l'ennylTanla 300 1H lto 130
People's Oim Ui
P., C. C. A Bt. L 10ri
nttshurgh CbHl 3
Preswd Steel Car il
Pullman I'alico Car itovi
Reading .00 U6H 1SH 1S5U
Republic 1. a w in iiT
lipubllc I. a 8. pfd.... 300 81't I7 87V4
Qtock Island Co 600 H 3IS S3T4
Hoek Itland Co. pin.... iw i
fit. L. 8. F. Id pfd 37U
Beaboard Air Line 1V4
Seaboard A L. pfd l
Slnm-Sheftlcld 8. & I ..... U
Southern PaClllo 13,300 10114 103H 104
8outhm Kallmay
Bo lUllwar pfd tW.
Tennewee Copper 800 M 35 Sl4
Teaaa A Taclflc 100 S0H 20 M",i
Union I'aclflo 9.900 ltVi HOU 111
Union I'aclflo pfd M
United Btatea lteaity iv
United Rtatea ltubber.... 1,10 6SH 7'i (
United Statee Bteel 9.100 65H (, DIU
U. B. Steel old 300 10SK lOSli 1014
Utah Copper .... 5 MV4 53
Va.-l'arollna Chemical .. M SI 31 35w
Wabaih pM".'.'.'.-.'.'.'.'.:;:i; " ioo 'itvi 'iivi 13Vi
Wfitern MarrUnd 100 HH 3 U
Wtern Union .... 100 1VA 73U 7IH
Weatlngnouie tleciric ... iw n it 11
Wheeling & 1 E.- 'V
Total aalee lor the day, M.W) eharei.
New York Money Slarkrt.
TJBW YORK, Feb. 8. MONEY On call,
nominal; no loans; time loans, stronger:
sixty days, 4 per cent; ninety days, iri
per cent; six monthx, 4ViWtV4 per cent.
I'RIMB MBHUANT1L.13 PAiKll-THia
PeHTBIU.INa BXCHANQK Firm, with
actual business In brokers' bills nt .M
ror Blxty-day bills and at $4.87S0 for de
mand; commercial bills, $1.83V.
SILV1SH Uur. C2V4c; Mexican dollais,
UONDS Qovcrnment, easier; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotutlons on bonds today were
?S VetW. re. 1H I 8. deb. la 131.. 9314
W's T'couBon 01 'I N. unl. 4... tH
do coupon "JH " 'H '
11 1 h til ....UIVi'Mo. I'aclflo ea TO
Vailni " Ul'i do cony, (a ITU
r.m V coupon.. 10314K. It. . of M. t
e C lit la Ctfa. 5 N. Y C g. 3V.a.. K
. Tobacco M.- i" n.
?."onr if OO. V.e. 1t4 T. 3V4a !
AlSJSn gen & w lit e. 4a. M
V.' 5a. lWi.No. Paclflo la tS
.aor.CV. lit 41 ... 9!4oq. 3a ............. iju
nil A Ohio li ...WHO. S. L. rfdg. 4a. 91'
Dal eiUP.nn ir II.. 1IK OTli
Sf.!, r. 'ct.' 4i:. .W'to con. 4a...... .loetj
Brook. Ti
r.n nf 0. I loiTklteaoiog gen. .. .. 374
Ceil, qi " , mud 1. X t,.
r-h.; A Ohio 4",i. WV4 lo gen. I. M',4
w. c. ia. aou
f n Q. J. 4a . 94HI. A. L. adl. 4 . . TIU
do en. 4 ... P col. 4a.. 97fi
C it & B P C 4'4...104ji do ct. 4;.... ;
do rfk 4- 87SBoi ""r ti ....jmtZ
C A B r & 4H M a Tt$
.a r . An mw dm &jr
nirtlU.rt' t n o lt A ref. 4a K
uri. d 1 4a... HW- 8. Ituther a.. 10Ji
Bd gen 4f .7SV. s Eteel 3d Se...l0lS
do ty 4a. r. B. tivlya -Car Chein. U t7H
...""rt.. r.t 4a 94 'Web. lat & ei. t. l '
inter Met. 4V4a. MmWeiterti Md 4a , . Mt,
iliter. M. M.W4H. JIJ4W;st. Ha,, t. 9?h'
Japan W ......... -rt i... . 11
K C. Sj. ref. la. . . 9SH
nnalnn HflllltllT ttfOt.lCft.
BOSTON, Keb. 8. Closing quotations
on mining stocks
AllOU. nitmm fV.n .
MM
A t. U L 8 HUNIplaalng Mlnei
Ml...
AD
liosa Com 3S?orth liutte
.. 394
.. 3
.. 41
.. 94
awl
.. 3S
"
.. w
n
ft O, f. B- . H4Nortb lke
Cal
at Arltnu..... eiTuia uoioidiou
'al
tc Heeia -
.-lnnl.l
. 11 Otilnv
Cop. Range C
Baj nutte C.
Wnklln . .
C. 4tUHhaanon
M... USBuperlor
.... (VSuperlur & II. M
t l-llTaRiarak . ..
fllroux Con.
II V 8. 8. It.
a M
Ureeue Canane ',,2 P'4
Kerr lU , .WHah PP
. .... .. r llUVInnna
a
sane iopprr-... Ti4TviT..i.e
Mtajnl Copper
31V,
London Stock Market.
IVONDON, Feb. I.-The stock market
was quiet and untnterestlnir today, tne
absenca ot dnflnlte new from th near
east rheckliiK upeiatlons orr the wik
ctvd Home rails and Knfflis declined
under realising and cupper shares lost
Hit early Improvement. Amcrttan secur
ities were dull A fru bulug onlerK ad
vaneexl Canadian Pacific 11 pwlnt, but tlte
rest of the list scarcely moved The clor
ing was. Mlrt. with ihes raiiKlng from
unchanged to a point abtue parltv Money
was searoe und dlrcouut rutts steady.
rirnrlna lloiiup llnuL Sliitrmcn t.
NKW YOUK. Feb S.-The statement of
the actual condition of electing hollfn
hanks Hnd trust Comlanleei for tho week
shows that they hold $,s.7,0 loservc In
excess of Ircnl rofiiilriiiients. This Is a
decrease nf $7.M7.)0 fioin last week. The
statement follows:
AOTl'Al. rOXIHTION.
lecroHo
lvm $i.ws.i$.cw ,ewt,on)
Specie 344.007.tXV S,ei,H0
Ixgal tenders SI.!f,IVXI 1.IM5.000
Net deposits I,S5?..,c,(Xi I.4K,(XX)
Circulation 4.S7l.rtX) 4l.o0
Kxcess lawful rea've. S.J7,:0 ".StiT.SiO
Increano.
Hunks: cash rosorvo In viuilt....$7,?;.000
Trust compattlps' cash rcsei'vn
In vault j... c.,..000
Aggrcguto cuh reserve. .i...$IXM9,tU)
Trust compunloh' reserve With clearing
house members carrying a per cent ensh
reserve. $M.3I1 000.
Summary of state banks and trmt coin-
pnniOM In Hroatcr New York not Included
In clearing hotiee statement.
Increase.
i.onns $:fl4,09s.e(xi $.i.r.30o
pecle 61,4fT.40i t,TW
l.egul tenders 7,K"O.0tX) lie.si.io
Total deposits 6M,53.WW 3.SI0.IXI0
Uicioase.
New 'irk Alliiliiu ytni'k.
NKW YOUK, Feb. s. (.'losing quota
tions 011 mining storlts wern:
Cm. Tunnel ttwk I Meilcan IS
-ao bonue ... .11 Ontario tie
tton. Cal, A Va . 80 OpMr Hit
Iron lHei . .. ljn ,,t llopea . . . 16
IoiidTlllr IV11 . k KtanJard loo
Little Chlet 2 Yellow Jaiket 30
Ottered.
CHlt'AUO (ilt Vl.N AM) IMtl ISUINS
Kent iirtH of the Truilliiu mul Climliiu
l'rlcra tin Hoard of Trade.
C1IICAUO. I t b. S.- Humors that decisive
action icgurdinx Turkey was about to bu
taken up by (lirniuny and Unglund.
brought about a atuinpcdo today to the
up bMc In wheat. In conseqiiencc the
market closed v to He net higher and
Hither flurried. Uilost trading left corn
Vic uhovo hint night, oats with a gnln of
Ml He nnd iiruvlKlous unchanged to 7Vic
ad va ncc.
Iirgo shipments of wheat from Argen
tina made tho market here weak nt ilio
outset, bear tradem vigorously attacking
luieea. u was not until late 111 uio sea
slon that the pit discovered May con
tracts In particular had been heavily over
sold. At tills juncture reports bccitmo
current that nddltlonul Urltlsh war ves
sels hud been ordered to Turkish waters
und that Germany also wus definitely
moving to imo Iforce. There developed In
iiulok order un active, strong market that
put short sellers In a tight place the
rent of the day. although prices eased
a trifle nt tho clone.
Corn rallied on nocuunt of buying
credited largely to provision Interests,
bullish crop reports from Argentina wero
Ineffectual curly to prevent a dm-liled
setback.
Oats advanced to tho highest point on
tho present upturn. The reason wus that
tlib pit suddenly became bare of offer
lugs, profit taking by holders having
come to an abrupt hull.
There was only a narrow range for pro
visions. All upturns met Helling ordcrn
thut apparently came from sources other
than packers as a ttllo.
Futures ranged iih folio wh:
Article Open. lllgli.l Low I Cloee.l Yvs'y.
Wheutl
amy.
July.
Sept.
Corn.
May.
July.
Sept.
Oats.
Mny.
July.
Sept.
Tork.
,MTifltl
9IS
MS
!ai9tl
.KlTiWdil
WV4
KlTd-4',1.
54Mi4tAK
&4fcSfi,;M!ett.MMfl4
5
6uC'w-T4J1IM'J4tj'7k
I I
I
.V. 34T, ShM 3(lt'T4
35,
3Wa KJ, 34T.1I3T.
3Wt 3i(i34,U
341k
SfrH
May.
19 7-70;
19 C7H
19 75
19 7S
19 65
19 70
19 70
19 70
19 Ut
10 AS
10 cr.
10 tttt
10 AO
10 47Vi
10 AC
I July
I Iji.,1
19 C7V4
May
10 f.5
10 6T.4I 10 62W 10 IY7H
Juiy.iio tx)
Sept. 10 Go
Hlbs.
10 10 i 10 m
10 67V4
10 00-6:
hi ir
10 07V
10 nr.
May. 110 o2-6
10 5S
10 so
July. I 10 02 ft
10 MM
10 474
10 UlVi
10 o:'Vi
Bept....
UIiIciiko Cash I'rlcen Wlieut: No. 2 red,
Jl.lOMSl.lSVi; No. red, ll.02ifl.OS; No. 'i
hard. 92H(.t'J0V4c; No. S hard, SlfjtCo; No,
1 northern. 92l44ti3)ic; No. 2 northern, 1K1
t391Ho; No. S northern, K7Mlc; No. 2
sprliiK, WtUOlo. No. 3 uprlnit, MiTSiiCi No.
4 MprliiR, oOdlWc; velvet chuff, SW2Vc:
durum. o7t(92c Corn: No. 3, 19ViJffi0:;
No. 3 white. N)Mf."'lc; No. 3 yellow, I9J41V
WVic; No. 4, Ifl'MMSHo; No. 4 white, 4y'j
fOHc. No. 4 yellow. 4?W4Sc. Oats: .No.
2 White, SMfSSe; No, 3 white, UKHic; .u.
4 white. MlifrOlc; standnrd, MVlfSfiVjc.
ltye. 04'tc Hurley, CJ(70c. Seeds: riin
othy. 3.WMi4.00; clover, 12.0OC4).0i).
PltOVISIONS-l'ork. 19.50tf 1:1.70, lard.
10.47t4; ribs, e9.87WIO.B2.
IlUTTKltrteady, creanierles, 273iV4c.
EdU.S Unsetted; receipts, 0,349 easel!
nt murk, cuhom included, Oij22c: ref lib
erator firsts, I7ffl7',tp; firsts, 227,c.
POTATOHH Steady: receipts, 28 cars;
MIchlKan, 45U47c; iMlunesotu, 4J'iH7a; n Is
tonsln, 426470.
1'Ulil.iiiV-Alive, stendy; turkeys, 15c;
chickens, 16c; springs, 10c.
ClUCAliO
KltlJIT
ailOTATIONH
Increase In Sale of Apples Due to
Advertising.
CHICAGO, Feb. S.-li'ltUlTH-Ther has
been some Increase In upplo sales tho
last few days on account or tho erfortH
mado to gel consumers moro Interested
by advertlnltiK und tiuvlnif two days or
special upple day sales. The weuther
bclnir cold has heuu somuthliiK or a
hnndtcap. This clrcumHtaiico has checked
trade In the thoapcr Koods, or fieddlers'
stock, theso buyers being unable to
operato as usual. Tho market Is hold
ing about steady, especially for nlco and
larue fruit. Western box npplcs, prlceu
quoted aro for sales In u small way, larse
lotH could not be moved ut the flKUios;
delicious, outside, ror a rew extra fine,
lurKe, ll.KKffa.tO; Jonathan, $1.00fll.f.5;
(Irlmcn (loldcn, outside fancy. il.OWrl.SO;
Wlnesaps. Jl.H6igd.76; SpltsnnborK, tl.Wlf
1.75; Northwest Ureenlnifs, tl.OQftl.S.'i;
Romo Ueatitles, tVZdl.U), BOino fancy
large, $1.76f'2.O0; Stamen Wlnesaps, 11.2.W
1.60; Arlsto Ulnck. Jl 25ni.60; Helinower,
ti.2S91.oO; WaKenors, TSoStl.OO; American
reds, 76cflJl.t.O.
lilCMONS-Whllo of California lemons
tho offerltiKS nro very moderate, there
are euouKh MuhhIhuh or liniiorted, so
that the supply Is ample, especially blncn
the demand Is tame. Iloxes, California
fancy. f!.60; extra fancy. t7.0o; oxtm
choice, 16.00; Meealium. $8.00.
OltANOKS Market rullnfc' quiet. luto
cold weather has probably had some In
fluence. The Keneral state nf tho market
Is without new feature. Offerings, of
Callfornlaa vory moderate and demand la
quiet. Huch Klorldaa as hid ot nice
quality nro selllni; modcrutely. Bonm te
packlnR continues neccssnry to put the
fruit in desirable condition. Tangerines
aro In few Instances really choice; gome
ure puffy and somo small. They must be
sound, or made bo, to make satisfactory
rale. In Rruprfrult there co'ntlnuuH Junta
moderate trudo with supply good. Iloxes,
California navels, 64 count. 11.76; 80 count,
t2.00; 'm count. t2.2Cf!! W); 126 to 300 count.
ia.0ufiJ.2o. frosted. tlAOflCtO. Floilda.
sound basis, bright, desirable sizes, f2.6
fi2.60. Indian rivers, outside fnnuy. 12.', S
03.(0, russets, sound basis, desirable
sizes, t2.0OfiQ.2x; large fruit, bO to !0 count,
russet or brlKht. tl.50fri.76. Tangerines,
Florida, straps, sound, detwniling 011
size. tl.W.tfM Orapefrult, Kloilda, pi.r
box, depending on size and quality, 42.00
433.OJ. 1
Cotton Market.
NKW yo.iK, Keb. s.-COTTON-Ku-tures
closed firm; Kebniary. I2.4ic; March,
I2.4c; April, U.SOc; May, 12.3c: June,
12.2oc; July. 12.24c; August. 12.07c; Stjptsm
her, 11.72o; October. II c; December,
U.tc, January. ii.nc; spot cioseti quiet;
middling uplands, 12.95c; middling gulf,
1 1 "'Or: lcn 120 ImIhs.
MVI'.HI'OOU Kb COTTON-8nit.
quiet; prices unchanged: American mid
dling fair, 7.60c. good middling. 7.lc;
middling. 94o; low middling, B.7c; gooj
ordlnury. 6.36c; ordinary, B.Ctto The rules
if te day wero 7.000 hales
Waul Market.
BT IXH-'IS. Keb, .-WOOI-8teady;
territory and western mediums, 2Hj2:,c,
fine mediums, l&gcOc, fine, 13fl7c,
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Killing CitUle Ten to Fifteen Cents
Higher for Week.
HOGS ARE HIGHER FOR WEEK
Mirei mul I ,n m ha Thirty -Five ti
I'ifly lllichrr for tlio Week and
Arthr !lr!!rra at the
A1I1 it ner.
SOl'TIt OMAHA. Feb. S. 1M3
rteeelpts worn: Cattle, llogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 0.O1K Mil H.497
tlfrielal Tuesday 4,03 1R.S20 10.PM
Official Wednesday ... 4.114 li,."7l .V'
Tflolsl Thursday 3,aM 14,0fd
Official Friday ;(V, P.5S0 1.0O3
Kstlmute S.uurtlay XO G.SM
Mx dn.g this wcrk..l:,f
Maine daj.i last week .16.97k
faiiie days 1 weeks ago 3I.40J
buim. days 3 weeks ago 20.313
Same days 4 weeks ago 19.709
!iuno ilava lam wnr I'isi
4,t22
X.VM
67,703
49,964
49.W4
S4.SW
70.273
76, CSS
(A970
IO.970
S7.S65
Tho following tublo shows tho receipts
of cuttle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
foi Ihr yiar to dato as compared with
lust year. I913. 1912 Inc. Doc.
Cuttlo 102,111 117.SK .. . Ifs77
HK 316,276 430,047 A 771
Sliii 261.t!23 216,701 45.911
The following table shows the rang of
prices for hoga at Houth Omaha for tho
lt few days, ultli comparisons .
Date. I 1913 1911. ,1911. 19t0..1909.11!M.lWT.
Jan. so.
Jan. 31.
Keb 1..
Keb. 2.. I
l'Vb. 3.. I
Keb. 4..
Kub 5..i
Kob. 6..
Keh. 7 .
7 SSSI 6 02 7 64 0 111
7 32 6 02 7 47 R 12 I
7 G fx; 7 26 8 30 6 22
6 05 7 26 R S 6 03
7 80H 6 0i 7 3s S SO 6 91
7 43 7 40 S 29 6 01
7 45H C 00 8 32 6 14
7 JS 6 W 7 49 6 13
7 0 U) 7 43 S Sit
6 99i 7 30 8 47 6 07
4 17 S M
4 10! G (8
, 6
4 10
4 17 it 93
4 26! 6 S
4 H 6 1
4 tl. 0 kl
4 20 87
Kob. S
1-
Sunday.
lleculptn und disposition of live stock nt
tlm I'nloit stock yutds, South Oiiiahu, for
twentj -four hours ending at 3 o'cloc.t p
m , yesteidaj :
ltKClSU'TS-CAUS.
Cuttle. Hogs, ll r's.
C M. Ai St. 1
abash
Missouri Pacific ...
l inoii 1'iicltiu
C. .Vi N. W., cast..
C .Vt N. W., west..
C Ht. P. M. & O...
l, It. Ht Q., east....
C. It. .t U: west...
C. It. 1. A P.. cast.
Illinois Central ....
C. ll. W
1
1
1
1
20
2
.11
4
1
20
1
1
I
92
Total receipts 3
OISPailTlON-UlOAU.
llogs. Sheep
Mortis t Co n9 ....
Hwlft und Company 1,216
Ctiuahy Packing Coinpnny... .1.787 4W
Armour At Co i,:uu
Schwaitx .t Co 213
J. W. Murphy 1,230
Totals 6,770 4M
CATTI.H There wero no cuttle of any
cuiiHequcuca In the yards today, only
three cars being reeclved. Kor tho week,
however, reuclpts have been quite liberal,
looting up a total of utmost 18,000 head,
bo.ng luiger than last' week, but consid
erably smaller than two or thrco weeks
ago, and smaller than a year ago by
over 1,000 head.
The market on nil kinds of cattle has
been In very satisfactory condition from
a seller's standpoint. Though receipts, as
noted above, have been liberal, tlm de
mand has beou large enough to keep the
market on a good healthy busts through
out the wtok und at the same tltno to
give prices nu upward tendency. Thus at
tho clone, ut tlio week It Is posslbln to
quoto all kinds or klllors, that Is, cows
and heifers, us well a b beer steers, Vu
16c higher than the close ot last week,
with tho demand nctlvo at the advance;.
On tho other hand fleshy feeders, while
they have been strong every day, have
shown little or no advance. It must b
remrmbtrod, howuver, that cuttle of that
description were nlready very high at tho
beginning of the week and that there was
really no occasion for any further ad
vnnce. Light stork cattlo on tho othot
hand havo been In such moderate supply
thut prices Imvo strengthened up very
preceptably and they are at the close of
tho weok l&W2Sc higher than one week
ago.
Quotations on Cattle Good to choice
beef stcorM, i7.GOUS,2u; fair to good beef
Hteers, t7.2fy!7.COj common to fair beet
stoers, trt.60ili7.1Si; good to choice heifers,
t.25ir7.00; good to choice cows, t.O0Hl.CO,
fair to good cows, V'.W3i.U0; common to
rnlr cows, t3.71Vi75.&0; good to choice stock
era and recders, tu.76fi7.75: fair to good
Mockers und feeders, ttf.60i3fl.76; common
to fair Ntockors und feeders, fJ.0006.60,
stock cows and heifers, t6.0O7,00; veal
calves, t5.6Ofl9.00; bulls, stags, etc.. t3.00'!
C.2C
IIOCS-Another fairly light run showed
up tlila morning, there being nboat
ninety-two cam or 6,d20 head reported In,
Today's supply, which by tho way Is the
smallest fur a Saturday since January 4,
Is considerably lighter thivu one and two
wnckn ago und only a llttlu over half as
largo an one year ago. For the week, re
ceipts huvo been moderdtc, being 8,000
head Bhort or last week, 16,000 head
lighter than two weeks ago und almost
2G.O0O head smaller than the samo week
Inju yar.
Things started In a liury this
morning. lluycis were out early and
whllo their opening blds'.wuro no better
than strong to 60 higher, values advanced
rapidly until most of the supply changed
hundB on a big 10c higher hauls. .Shippers
and speculators picked up a few loads
early at figures that were about a dims
higher, but their purchases were rather
small. As wan tho case on Friday, tha
market got better towards the class and
prtctH wero stronger at this tlnie than
thoy were earlier In the day. Trade was
active throughout and ncurly everything
had been sold by 10 o'clock. Ilulk of to
day's sales landed at t7.6Mi7.70 and sev
eral loadH brought $7.76, tho top. There
were fewer heavy hogs here today than
during the early part of the week, and
the numbor of sales at the bottom ot the
suing Is proportionately less.
For tha week values are around 3MI0o
higher Hulk lust Saturday was 17.2W7.5,
us against today's C570o market and tha
top at the Close o last week wus t7.37V&
us compared with 17.76 today.
Heprueeutatlve sales:
No.
It. .
98..
13..
14..
II..
19..
S3
31...
77..
U..
76...
64..
44..
II..
70..
71..
91
49.
33. .
64. .
61.
60.
I .
II
69 .
69 .
Vl.
66 .
76
96
91.
(6 .
99
77 .
76
14 .
II.
7U
90 .
T4.
96. .
TI.
c:
74 .
19.
77..
73 .
II..
It..
At. Bh. rr No.
.304 40 7 40 44
141 ... 7 40 17.
261
.C..344
116
107
336
389
315
216
348
116
.. ..313
143
... 7 45
40 7 46
40 7 46
.. 7 46
10 7 60
. 7 61
30 7 60
W 7 60
40 7 60
. 7 60
60 7 60
.. 7 10
.. 7 60
... .214
347 1J0 7 60
311 ... 7 w
.141 ... 7 60
..171 ... 7 60
270 . . 7 60
..364 160 7 60
266
..3)1
..in
..241
.214
..164
. 311
314
. 176
. 171
. til
. 37
..to7
!
. 321
..216
340
7 60
107.
... 7 60
... 7 60
... 7 6il
... 7 65
40 7 66
... 7 615
... 7 66
. . 7 66
... 7 66
... 7 6A
... 7 66
7 66
... 7 66
... 7 66
7 61
... 7 64
... 7 66
300 7 66
7 66
. . 7 IS
... 7 66
... 7 16
... 1 06
... 7 63
40 7 66
60 7 66
U)'.
74...
12...
79...
81...
64...
13...
II...
16...
77...
76...
60..
84...
14...
49...
74...
78...
64 ..
99..
114
...361
. .. 112
. ..234
....3)1
....211
. ...M9
...,1II
...343
....356
....243
... 7 66
STAflB.
1 463 80 7 70 1 660 80 7 70
1, 4W ) 7 70
HII13BP Nothing of consequence was
otrered In the way or sheep, so values
uru quotably the same as on Friday.
Increused mipplleH und a substantial
advance In prices fetiturrd thu trndevhe
past wcuk. The total receipts for .he
week foot up around 44,900 heud, being
larger than laxt week und a year ago, but
about 12,780 heud short of two weeks ago.
Tlio moderate movement of sheep to the
iocul market and the comparatively light
receipts at the five leading stock cen
ters coupled, with a development ot
strength In the eastern dressed mutton
Av. Bh. Pr.
.160 ... 7 66
,....303 ... 7 65
61 ll ... T 65
69 194 ... 7 IS
71 329 ... 7 66
78 326 60 7 63
83 323 120 7 66
65 191 ... .65
61 211 ... 7 66
73 321 40 7 65
C9 2)1 ... 7 66
77 224 ... 7 11 V,
83 322 ... 7 1714
80 318 ... 7 67V4
88 236 20 7 67 H
76 226 . 7 (1
73 231 .. 7 67U
33 347 .. 7 67t4
9 293 ... 7 67
73 343 ... 7 70
TI 241 ... T 70
Ill ... 7 TO
310 ... 7 70
3l ... 7 70
340 ... 7 70
301 80 7 70
142 ... 7 70
247 .. 7 70
114 40 7 70
221 ... 7 70 .
..218 ... 7 70 "
..130 ... 7 TO
..HO 80 7 70
..137 .. 7 70
..811 ... 7 70
..3W1 ... 7 70
..231 ... 7 70
. .360 40 7 70
..117 ... T TO
..J9 , . IN
. 311 300 7 TO
..343 ... 7 70
..307 40 T T1V4
. .317 ... 7 71
..211 ... 7 76
..36 ... 7 7J
..211 ... 7 J6
,.110 ... 7 75
..111 ... 7 75
trade helped the. genora! situation In t.?i
muttons materially from the sHIrrs'
pin Initio! ti I 'rt., n-Ai . 1. ,
under unfavorable conditions us t',i
i'""' uispiayen txmslilerablc Imliffcr
jnco In filling their order, rcault'ng ...
a slow trade all day Monday. .During Uo
remain ng flv days the general Ucu..t.J
gradually Increased In breadth nnj or
most days was accompanied with a nn
n the scale or prices. Current values f
'k nibs and sheep nre anywhere rror
3&4iMo higher than nt the end rr Ins
week, the most Improvepirnt being on
lambs and rwes. Ivist Friday some good
fed western lambs changed hnnds ut
Ivxn. nu i'ii m tm ... I , I. - . . .....
,i m , ... ...... ...... ,v .up jriii-nuiv
f. W 'or lambs on tho Mexican order
inn mint 01 tno ewes yesterday sole
around to.S55fi.fl6. with some prime rrd
Westerns wMchlntr nm.t.t.t 141
rrnrhlng tS.75. During the laid wrr-k
or so very few wethers and yearlings
ern in eviuence. A small bunch nf
Mexican wethers brought t6-4 yesterday
It might bo added that while tho demand
seems good for yearlings, at tho advnnce,
buyers do not seem to want mnny weth
cr. Tho week closes nt the high time
with a strong undertone and prices arc
nlmost ns high as at nnv tltno tlila 1.1,1..
son.
Quotations on sheep and lambs- Lambs,
good to choice. tS.60(ns.!ft; lambs, fair te
good, ts.35us.60; yearlings, good to choice.
Si.3T4lf7.70: Vf.nrlliifB fair nnnfl 17A1V1
7.K; wethers, good' to choice, t6.bos56.30;
nninvrm inir to pood, 5,f$UU, ewes,
17 n fill tn rim!,, T. 'SiM r cr. . -
good. to.25ir5.riO; cull sheep nnd buck,
Ht. I.onU 1,1 tc Murk Mnrkrt,
Kl". IJJP1S. Ifoh iUTTI.1,1-11. ,1.
3.000 head, including 4au Tcxans. market
"irini) , Kvmi n cnoice steer?, i W'rs...fl,
Blockers and feeders, tu.WSi J.2R. cows ana
heifers, t:.6Oiii.0O; hulls, t4.50ii;.W; cntves,
tl.2Mj7.P0: Texuns nnd Oklahoma stiera
tT. i.ir7.1W' cows nnd heifers, $3.T5H6
HOUS-Uecelpts, (.600 head, higher, plgi
und llghta. t6.6KtjS.10; iiiIxikI und butchcr,
t7W.15; good heavy, t7.9GW8.15.
HUKI3P AND l.AMBH llecelpts. .Tit
ht-ud, steady; muttons, t5.2T4fu.75. yenr
ling. t7O0in t; lambs. t7.aujti.C0.
Sioux City I.lvr Stivck Market.
HlOUX CITY. Jan. 9 -CATT1.K ito
celpts, 201 head, market Meiulv nnrii
steurs, t7.00Sf8.f4l; cows and heifem, eJ.tK)
7.00; caiiners, tS.HyW4.o0j slockcis and feed
ers, t;.4Ji.60i calves, t.00d7.0i), buns,
e..wf ,iv.
UOaS-ltecclpts. 8,000 head, market lx
higher; heavy, ef.0uii7.fir.; mixed, t.t
7.70; light, , t7.tjJ7..o; plBs. W.rMjT.OOj bulk
of sales. t7.WUi.70,
HllUUl'-Nono on sale.
St. Joseph I.lvc Stock Market.
tl'T IIMIIAItl - .
celpts, 100 head; steady; steers, tli.7tl W:
cows and heirtrs, t3.7iMI7.ro! calves, io.iVC
10 on.
t7!ah".Tk?tT.7..?6"10 hr"J! ,"ghr' ,0"
MllWIilH 1NI1 I uia xt.. .
......... ...... ..u rcueiwiA.
market steady.
Stock In B I-lit.
necrlpts or live stock nt tho six prln
clal western markets yesterday:
rt , Cattle. Ilogn. .Sheep
South Omaha 5,000 6.100 8,600
Bt. Joseph 100 s.600
Hloux City joo 3,000 . .
Kansas City 000 i,m
Bt-, Lk1 3,001) 7.500. JOO
Chicago j ii.ooo 'too
Total.
. . . .9.200 tl.OOO 11.S00
NEW VOllK UHNKnAI. MAIIKUT
(iiiotntlon of the Day on VnrloiiN
CoiiiiundltlcM.
NEW YOItlC. IPnh ifiYmui
Jf','"' ."i16""'' 4.iH.C3; winter atralghts'.
II.5tMH.li0: wlntnr nnlnnl. l tivivc 10.
irSZfi J-!1:"' wlnter cxt, no. 1,
"i,,i wiiurr extras jmo. 2. tS.'.Wfl.OO:
Kansas straight. t4.10fl4.26. Kye flour!
SuU ta?JP. 00d' M.-0US.85: oholoo to
rancy, t3.904jt.OO. IJuckwheat flour, t2.2fl
e, rlr?rMliA1,rlnft whlle nn' ye"dw.
Il.30irl.36: coarse It "runt tn.. ,i.i,.j
, ..hv. ...... ,11 1 1 VI ,
IIYIS No, 3 wostorn, 67fl8o c. I. f. Uuf
falo. HAnuKY-Feedlng. CSHo c. I. f. New
xork; mulling, 6070o c. I. f. BuHalo.
WHEAT Spot market sleudy; No. 1
red, tl.09 In elovutor and tl.lOH f. o. b,
uflout. Futures fmurket was slightly
lower early, owing to ravorablo weather
and 011 predictions or ait IncrcnBo In tho
visible supply, but rallied on week-end
covering, closing Unchanged to 4c net
l'.,?i,r,r; Vn.y' WttMl.00S.lfl. closed at
11.10 3-16: JtllV. nXUtTIKUr. nlu-.( t l,0.
Beptember closed nt Wic nonded wheat:
V..UOC.I kl vine; jiny ciosea at 67V4c.
ece pts, 72,000 bu.: shipments, 2fi,00o bu.
COltN-Hpot market rirm: export, 6Hn
r, o. b. afloat, llecelpts, 46,000 bu.: ship,
nients, 14,000 bu. 1
9,ATflSpoi. '""""kct atcudy, stundard
white. 40o: No. 3, 39CJ NO. 4, 3738140
naturul white. 37ji3D1,c: white clipped,
42o; all on track, rtooeipts, 07.000 bu..
shlpmrntH, C.000 bu.
.?.7yl'Sli:a,,J'i "'"te common to choice.
1912 crop. 20t2So; 1911 crop, lhtfioc; Pnclflc
const. 1313 crop, 17M3c: 1SU crop, 13l6c.
IllDEW-FIrm; Central Amorlca. 30c;
llogota. 20MtUS0Vtc.
.,?75EDWeBlcrn aPr"K u"an, ta.25; city,
)24iOO,
HAV Standard, 0714c; No. 1, tLOOflil.OSr
No, 2, K&Wficj No. 3. 76JJ80C.
LEATHICK-Hemlock firsts, sec
ondi, 27tff2So.
PIIOVIHIONS- Pork. mesB, tM.OOa20.6O:
ramlly. 21.4fj 23.00; short clears, iU.OCrtt
22.26. Deer, moss, t22.604J23.oo: ramllv.
t2l,0Oy26.W; beef hums, 132.0034,00. Cut,
meats, pickled hollies. 13 to 14 pounds.
113.00; pfcklcd Iiiuub. 114.60. Itril, miud u
west prime. tlO.66tno.ft6;: refined, firm,
conUnont. $11.16: Houth America, tll.iK;
compound, t7.C2K4il7.87V4..
TAMDV Prima city hogsheads, 6V,c;
apodal, 7,to; country, 67i?Ti5Sc.
Ill 'TTBlti-Fiim; receipts. fl,W2 tuh,
creamery extras. 37H3Sas process extran.
2tVftGV4c; Imitation creamery firsts, 2lfi
25c: ractory, held, 22ii23VSo: factory cui
rent make, first. 22V4'&23o: seconds, pack.
Ing stork, luld. !07S2TV4c; packing stock
current mnkn No. 2, 2Otte0Hc
ClIJ3UHI5Btcudy; 'receiits, 770 boxt ,
Btate. whole milk, held, colored specials,
174lSUc; state, whole milk, held, white.
m.SfnVic, atiitn whole milk, winter spe
cials, :uwi7c. sklrnn, 2Hc.
naasKusler; recelpts,9,4Sl cases; frch
K..,,j.vv -1 -OV. . Hl'IU 1ICD11 UVDI
sgo best, 22?f23c; rerrlgerator rirsts. 20i(
21o; nearby hennery, whites, good 1 1
large sites, new laid, 2&aic; nearby
hennery selected whites, defective In
size or quality, 25628c; nearby hennery
browns, 27ti,2c; western gathered whites.
264329c
POI'I.TIIY t.lve. steady; western chlck
enn, 16c: fowls, 16Hc; turkeys, 19c, dressed,
firm; fresh killed western chickens, U'i(i
20c; fowls, 13317ci turkeys, 14fT24e
4'offer' Market.
NKW YORK, Feb. S.-COFFEE Ku
tures market opened steady at nn advanca
of 4 to 8 points on covering and some id
cul buying. The market reacted a point
or two during the morning under scatter
ing liquidation. The close was steady, 1
to 7 points net higher. Sales were 40.i50
hags. Februury, 12.90c; March, U.lbo,
April, 13.24c; May, 13.33c; June, 13.32u,
July, 13.42c; August. 13.45c; September,
19.48c; October, 13.40c; November, U.JJ.!i
December. 13.2!a: January, 13. He. Upot
cofree, quiet; Illo 7s, UHpl3Sc; Hantoa
4s, i6Vic; mild, dull; Cordova, lSttfUc,
nominal
fiun-ar Market.
NEW YOUK, Feb. 8.-SUOAIl-Uaw,
steady; Muscovado, S3 test, 2.98c; centrif
ugal. 96 test. 3,18c; molasses sugar, ij
test. 2,73c; refined, steady: cut loar, 6.15c;
orushHl, 6.06c; mould A, 4.70c; cubes, 4.oe:
XXXX powdered, 4.60c; powdered, 4.45c,
granuluteil, fine, 4.36c; diamond A, 4.o?j
confectioners' A, 4.20c; No. 1. 4.10c; No. J.
4.06c; No. , 4.OO0: No. 4, 3.96c; No. 6, 3.90C;
No. 8, 3.85c; No. 7, 3.80c; No. 8, 3.76c; No
9. 8.70c; No. 10, 165o; No. 11. 3.60c; No. 12.
3.o5o; No. 13 3.60c; No. 14. 3.50c.
Uvitporntcd Apple anil Drlvd Prulla
NEW YOUK. Feb. .-EVAIOIlATEU
API'liES Market quiet and easy; pi line,
6176140.
blllED FKUITS Apricots, easy; cliolc,
lOViglOc; extra choice, 100'UUc; fanty,
11VSt512c. Peaches, dull. IUtstns, easy
HuKu Murhet,
NEW YOUK, Feb, 8.-8l'aAR-ltH
steady: Muscovado. 80 test, 2.SSc. centn -ugul,
&d test, 3.4Sc; molasses sugar, v
test. 2.78c; refined, quiet; crushed, , 3c
grunulated, tine, 4.35c: powdered, 1.4
Dry (ioodn Market.
NKW YOUK. Feb. 8. DRY QOODS
Cotton goods markets hold steady with
business going along at a modirate pace
Yarns rule generally steady Bilks active.
i