T11E BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, ilAXTAHY I), 1914.
15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Owners of Grain on the Track Will
Lose Out.
CHICAGO NEEDS SPECULATOKS
IMt In the Metropolis In In n Plnce
Where. OtitRlilrm with Louse
Money Are Now Ilrliia;
Hoped For.
,. , OMAHA. Jan. 2. WU.
row that December wiie.a and corn
arc out of the way and their Influence
Will no Inntrpr Ii fu l, it.0 nriln nlta. It
Is expected that Improved conditions will
r.dM..K i. " j 7:::. ...
. imimnuuie prom, aim wnu wciv .
unable to get It Into elevators In time for
delivery. unn liH in th TinnrH nf Tmdf
directors lor relief, but the relief asked
was out of question, and tho holders of
that grain on track will be obliged to
meet the losses. The winter wheat crop !
Is In most excellent condition nnd advices '
from some of tho southwestern states say
that tho present snow covering w.ll fur
nish ample moisture for tho growing plant
lip to a period next spring that will earn
It through with only light rains. This
Is the case especially In Kansas, whero
the acreage Is larger than ever before,
and where farmers bcl.ove their efforts
will be fully repaid.
Chicago is In need of additional specu
lation In wheat, and It Is also In need of
an Improved cash demand. Theso changes
are essential for the salvation of the
buns, aa In the absence of trade on out
side account, as well as In tho absence
of a cash business, the bears will experi
ence but little difficulty In retaining full
hold upon the market.
Argentina Is again pressing Its wheat
on the Importing countries of the world.
Russia Is offering wheat more freely,
Australia will have an additional amount
of grain for export, but the India offer
ings are still In the balance.
When the bulls and bears In wheat are
scanned on the local1 exchange It Is a
noticeable fact that the stronger con
cerns favor the bull side. They seem
to bo ablo to handle tho market without
much trouble.
James A, Patten, the old-time handler
of coarse grains, took In and paid for
something like 6,000,000 bushels of corn
on contract laBt month, and unless a de
mand springs up for this grain It prob
ably will be shipped east and held for
merchandising purposes.
The oats market has been handicapped
no little by the Canadian oats, which
have been brought Into this country nnd
it was believed for a time that prices
would sell to a much lower level. Values
have declined, but there has been no
great amount of pressure.
There Is a good Blzed open Interest In
hog products at the moment, yet this
has been greatly reduced by liquidation
by some of tho larger longs and the put
ting out of short lines by others. The
run of hogs has been larger than expo-ted
and the average holder of pork, lard and
ribs is now at sea as to when these re
ceipts are to show a falling off.
Cash wheat was Uc higher.
Cash corn was lc lower to lc higher.
The whlto corn was lower with tho yellow
and mixed selling higher.
Cash oats were 3e higher.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to 030,000 bu.; con., 21,000 bu.j oats,
53.000 bu.
Liverpool closed with wheat ?id
higher; corn, H4H4d lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,112,000
bu. and shipments, 354,000 bu., against re
ceipts last year of 1,332,000 bu. and ship
ments of 589.000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 1,715.000 bu.
nnd shipments 984,000 bit., against re
ceipts of 1,487,000 bu. a.nd shipments of
lJOCO bu. (ast year.
Primary voaU receipts were. 831,000 bu.
and shipments 607,00- bu., against re
ceipts of 773.000 bu. nnd shipments of
693,000 bu, last year.
' CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oatn.
Chicago ' ....
Minneapolis
Duluth
Oroqha
Kansas.Clty
'St.. Louis
IS
98
63
..4S5
v. 62
.1 44
...67.
.. 6U
452
241 .
GO
47
26.
100
Winnipeg.
.337
The) following cash sales wore reported:
Wheat- No. 2 hard winter: 3 cars, 81ic;
4 cars, 814c No. 3 hard winter: 1 car.
S2ic; l car, 81'4c; 1 car. Stic. No. 3
spring: 1 car. 81c. No. 2 mixed. 1 car,
81ttc. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 79Wc. Oats
Standard: 3 cars, 3SHc. No. 3 white: 6
cars, 3Sc: 11 cars, 37c No. 4 white:
5 cars. 37&C. No grade: 2 cars. 26Wc;
car, 35?c. Corn No. 2 whiter 1 Car, C7e.
No. 3 white: 1 car, fi6c; 1 car, 65Mc; 1 car.
64Hc: 2 cars, 64c: IS cars. G3Wc. No. 4
vhlte: 2 cars, C2Vic; 4 cars. 62c; 1 car,
cmc. No. 2 yellow 1 car. 65&c; 4 cars.
63Uct 4. cars. 65c. No. 3 yellow: 5 cars,
64Vic; 11 cars, file; 2 cars, C3Je: 2 cars,
63Wc; 17 cars, 63c; 2 cars, G2c. No. 4 yel
low: 1 car, filc; 8 cars, 61Hc; 2 oars,
fiOHc; 1 car, 6SHc No. 2 mixed: 3 cars,
63Mc, Np. 3 mixed: 4 cars, G3c; 1 car,
62Hc; 1 car, 624c; 18 cars. 62c. No. 4
mixed: 1 car, filUc 2 cars, 61c; 7 cars,
60V4c; 12 cars, COc; 1 car, 59c; 1 car, E8V4c
Nograde: 1 car, 67c; 1 car, 66c; 1 car,
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No 2
hard, Sl(3S4e: No. 3 hard, S0f3c: Nn. 4
hard, 76litfH)V;c: No. 3 spring. 80H8Slc:
No. 4 spring-. 78HrS0c: No. 2 durum. SOVi
(fiSlc; No. 3 durum, 79ii0c, Corn: No 2
white, 66HT67c: No. 3 white. 634(ff65c: No.
4 white. 61Hl762Hc: No. 2 yellow. 635UC:
No. 3 yellow. 61f4V4c; No. 4 yellow. jU
WWc: No. 2. 63061Hc; No. 3. 6256c; No.
4, ESlWc; no grade, 6567c. Oats: No.
2 white. 381039c: standard. 37y38c: No.
4 white, S7Hc Barley: Malting. 5SJ?6Sc;
No. 1 feed. 45&4c. Rye: No. 2. LSecSWc:
Np. 3. 67V4Q6Sc! n '
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feaiurra of the Trndlntr nnd ClosInK
Prlom on IJonr.l nf Trade,
CHICAGO, Jan. 2. Comprehensive re
ports indicating the winter wheat crop
In almost perfect condition acted as a
weight today on the prlco of wheat and
offset an early advance due largely to
foreign buying here. The market closed
steady Mo off to UftUo up, compared
with Wednesday night. Corn and oats
both finished unchanged to He lower and
provisions at 2)io decline to a like ad
vance. W heat at the start rose sharply. In
fluenced by the fact that cable quota
tions were higher and that harvest re
turns in Argentina were poor. Bes des,
prospects were that recelnts northwest
of here would be much dimntshed owing
to com, stormy wcatner, Htrengtn, how
ever, began to give out before midday.
European purchasers not showing much
eagerness after the market had scored a
further advance.
Snow In Missouri favored a bearish re
action In wheat and there were advices
from virtually all parts of the winter
crop belt asserting that tho recent colder
temperatures had been gradually tough
ening the plant so that a severe freeze
might now be faced without much chance
of harm. Values descended accordingly
throughout the last hour and a half,
with only a slight rally as the final bell
cleared tho pit.
Adverse weather for the movement of
corn brought about a temporary stampede
of shorts. There also was a good deal
of speculative buying credited to a prom
inent meat packer. Eastern demand,
though, was limited, and primary ar
rivals heavy. As a result gains were not
held, and the market In the end was
noticeably weak.
Oats followed the same course as other
grain. Offerings on the swells were lib
eral and came for the most part from
dealers on the long side of corur
Provisions ruled quiet but firm. The
sustaining force appeared to be from
commission orders bared on the strength
of the market for hogs.
Artlclel Open-I HlBh-l Low. Close.l Wed'y.
Wheatl 1
May.! 91L I
I,
I.
01T4
S7T,
91Vs
91Vi
S7,a
Jli
71
68 V4
43.
Mi
July.l 874
Corn I
May. I 6'W
July. 67
i 42W, I 6SJ 'l fK
6SV4 7i4 67'
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67a
Oats I
May
40Ts
39!a
4Hi
toy
4014
July.
Pork I
Jan.
40a
38
1i
I.
21 50
20 5 ! 20 EO IS) 621 $j (fi
MayJ 1 00
!1 CO 20 92?i 20 91W JO irii
l.ara i
I
I I
Inn I 10 67HI 10 72Vil 10 05 I 10 65 I 14 67V,
May ! 11 mW H OIHi U HI 11 0341 11 03
R1 Jan 10 18 1 l' 83 ' 10 82V1 10 R24i 10 )
May j 11 15 11 17Vi 11 124? 1 1 12W II :2'
amiiti i mmtn vai v ' l k i mrntnTinp
wheat pissed out without a flutter, there l ,er S'-s ViftL Vi-rii t!
was considerable excitement over the end- ans
"R of the December rorn. Those who de- W WHEAT-Spot " teady No- red 9-iWc
hT.SL?. f. n0mlna.releP0tto,r;t;?.- V'iffi
Chicago Cash Prices - heat No. 2
red. MOOCHc; No. 3 led. M93Wc; No. 2
hard, WflStc, No. 3 hard. RwS9c; No.
2 northern, hKJSIc; No. 2 spring, S34J
POHc; No. 3 spring, JTUfiSSHc. New Com;
No. 3, aoSV4c; No. 3 white, 66Xic; No,
t yellow. 6fic. Oats. No. 3 white. 3SH
tt38Uc; standard. 49c.
nK': 2$- nominal. Barley: oOJTTSc.
f-: Timothy. JI.UHJ3.35; clover. $I2.25W
n.Ht; ribs. tlO.KfllO.75.
V 1 1 ts.-uowor; creameries. 2Q3JHc.
EGUS l.ower; receipt. 3.7M case: at
mark, cases Included. 2l3SAa ordinary
firsts. rOHfiaic; firsts, Sltfe.
NEW YORK ;i:.I2IlAI. MAUKKT
Quotation of the l)ny on Vnrloua
t'omruodlttra.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-FLOt'H-Qtiieti
51 ilVK. V.nlc,lt. 4.4.n4.r,i; w.iuer .uu.,iiu.
t i.iov winter patents. S4.liti4.t;
""""tin, imuin. ii.ua.
al ont. 1-UIUipb firmer rlmnm ni un.
changed to ,c net wither D,ml rr
-i ...F. "et . .,,ll!"r December.
Mfcci May, HSici July. WUc.
(. OHN tii'ot, stenuy; new. No. 3 vellow,
Hc. c. i. i. i j arrue.
OATiv-Sput, quiets standard -white. 154
'l5iSc: 44Hft'ht. lancy clipped
Whlto, 4oVtl7,ic.
HOt'S-yuiet; state, common to choice,
19U, 404j4Sc; 1912. 2tf25c; Patlllc coast 1913,
nuiic: 1HU 2iy2ic.
HAY Quiet; standard. $1.00; No. 1,
fl.uj .ul.tv; jso. 2, SmujoC; Ao. 3. orrSSe.
HIDiS-Steady; bogota, SS.iWic;
Central America. 29Hc. "
PETROLEUM Steady; refined, New
York. bulk. 33.23; barrels, S.7D. cask,
LdSATHKR Firm; hemlock firsts, "l9
10c; seconds. ?SfS9c
PUOVISIONS-Pork market firm; mess,
32.&p(iu3.in; lamily, m.,jiSlM; short
clears, J20.2S!(?22.00. Beef firm; mess.
lii.u'itilS.6u; .aiuliy, il.OuuSO.v0. Out
meats quiet; pickled bellies. 10 to H
pounds. l.tj'fns.j: pickled nams. 313.50.
Lard steady? middle west, J10.73I10.S8; re
fined steady; continent, $11.3u; South
America, $U.S0; compound dull; JS.3iW8"
k.t2.
TALLOW Easy; city, CHc: country.&fi'
fi&c: special, 7?c.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 1,700 boxes;
state, wnuio milk, hold spucials, li'tflHic:
average fancy, ltc; fresh special. is,
164c
HUTTER--Steady; receipts, 3.100 tubs;
creamery extras, 34j37Hc; firsts, 2ShW
Sic; held extras, 32iiSc; firsts, 2S33lc;
proees. extras, 24R25c.
' EGGS Steady; fresh gathered extras,
S8c; extra firsts, 36VMi.17c: noarbv hen
nery, whites, 48tff60c; gathered whites, 47
jSc.
POULTRY Live firm; western chick
ens, 15c; fowls. lCc; turkeys, lSffSOe.
Dressed very quiet; fresh killed western
chickens, 13QCSc: towls, 12ttl'c; turkeys,
184I23KC -
OMAHA CIUNiniAL MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons. 33c; No.
1, 60-lb. tubs. 31c.
FISH White, fresh, 16c; trout, frech,
15c; large crapplea, flesh, 13igl5c; Spanmh
mackerel, Hkj; shad roe, per pair, lOo;
salmon, frcBh, lUc; halibut, fresh. 11c;
buffalo, Uc; bullheads, 13c; channel cat-
iisn. kc: nine, i&c: mckerei. 12c.
POULTRY Broilers, 4.Cv4C.UJ per dor.;
hens, 15c; cocks, 12u; ducks, lie; geese,
lDc; turkeys, 2Jc; pigeons, ier dor., J1.Z0;
ducks, full feathered, lii&cj geese, full
feathered. 11c: sauabs. No. 1. 11. W: No.
2. tide.
CHEESE Imported SwIbs, SCo; Ameri
can Swiss, 22c: block Swiss, 20c; twins,
ISc; daisies. ISVic; triplets, lSVic; Young
Americas, 19c; blue label brick. 18c; Urn
berger, 2-lb 20c; New York white. 19c.
V holcsale prices of beef cutB effective
today In Omaha are as follovs:
Beef Cut Prices No. 1 ribs. IGSic! No.
2 ribs, HAc; No. 3 ribs, 12c. No. 1 loins.
18c; No. 2 loins, 15c No. 3, MVic No. 1
chucks, 10Uc; No. 2 chucks, 9ic; No. 3
chucks, 9c. No. 1 rounds, 12Vo; No. 2
rounds. W'.c; No. 3 rounds, nytc. No. 1
plates, Sic; No. 2 plates, SVic; No. 3
plates, 7ic
FltUITS--Omnge: California navels,
extra fancy Sunklst. 98. 12C. 150, 176, 200
and 2C0 rlztfi, JUJ.00: 2su lzc. $2.50; 233 size,
12.40: 324 size. 32.25: Florida. 9t and 126
, sizes, 33.00; I'M, 176, 200 and 216 sizes, 32.60;
.'.ill size, ?z.o; -Tws ana J2t sizes, )-.y.
Florida Kumu.uu.tB, per box, 2oc. Apples:
Extra fancy Washington Jonathans, per
box, J2.23;. Vhlto. Winter Pearraalns. per
box, J2.25; fancy White Winter Pear
mains, per box, t2.00; fancy Idaho Black
Twigs, per box. 32,00; fancy Idaho Bald
wins, 'per box, 12.00; fancy Idaho York
imperial, ter dox, z.uj; iancy xaano
Wnlbr.dKes. Der box. S1.83' fancy Idaho
Willow Twigs, per box, 11.85; fancy Idaho
Smith Cider, per dox. ii.tsd; extra iancy
Idaho Northern Spy, Greenings or Kings,
per box, $2.00; extra fancy Idaho Ram
bos, per box, 32.25; extra fancy Ben Davis,
per box, 1.65; fancy Ben Davis, per box,
31.50; choice Den Davis, per box, $1.4o;
lien uavis, per ddi si.nu; iom inipenais,
per b'jl.. J160; Mlnklcrs. per bbl., 31.50.
Lemons; Extra fancy Sunklst, 300s and
.tftta. nor hoc 18.60: extra choice Red Ball.
300s nnd 3ts, per box, $7.50. Grapes: Extra
Kmnerors. Der bbl.. $4.00: imported Mal
agas, extra fancy, $7.00; fancy, $C5u; extra
Cliolce, J6.W; cnoice, f..i. urapeirun.
Extra fancy Florida, 86s. $3.50; 4f.s and IWs.
$3.75; 64s, 61s, and 80s, $4.25. Cranberries:
Per box, $2.75; Bell nnd Bugle, per bbl..
$9.00; Bell and Cherry. pr bbl,, $S.6p;
late red, per bbl.. $3.25; Richard, per bbl.,
$9.00; extreme Jumbo, per bbl., $11.00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. Genuine Red
River Early Ohio, per bu., $l.w; RuraU
or Burbanks, per bu., Sic; Idaho RuraU,
per bu.. SOc. Sweet potatoes: Per hamper,
$1.25. Cabbage: Holland seed, per lb., zc:
red, per lb., 3c. Onions: onio, large iveu
Globe, per lb., 2Mc; Spanish, per crato,
$1.60. Tomatoes: California, per 4-baBkct
crate, $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS California figs, 12
12-oz. pkgs.. 85c; 60 6-oz. pkfis., $2.10; Cali
fornia black tigs, iz iz-oz. pags., i.w; i
crown imported figs, per lh.. 18c; S-crown
Imported figs, per lb., 13c; 7-crown pulled
figs (boxes weighing about 5 lbs.), 90c; 5
crown nulled flirs (boxes weighing about
6 lbs.), 75c; 7-crown pulled figs (boxes
welgning 10 oz.j, per uoz., i.. drome
dary brand dalec pkg., $3.0 J; Anchor
brand dates, pkg., $2.23, Halloween dates.
per lb 7HC. parsnips, per id., sc. car
rots, per lb., 2c. Beets, per lb., -.'e. Tur
nips, per lb., 2c. Rutabagas, per lb., lHc.
California Jumbo celery, per doz., 8jc.
Michigan celery, per doz., 00c. Cider, per
keg, $3.23; per halt bbl., $3.73. Shallots,
per doz., bOc. Parsley, per doz., 40c.
Radishes, per dot., (Xte. Head lettuce, per
doz., 11.00. Home-grown leaf lettuce, par
doz., 40c. Green peppers, per basket, 60c
Wax or green beons, per hamper. $6.00.
Hot house cucumbers, per doz., $1.602.00.
Cauliflower, per crate, $3.25, Venetian
garlic, per lb., 12Hc. Eggplant, per doi.,
t-M- IlorseradUh (3 doz. uutttcs In cafce),
per case, $2.00. Walnuts, N, 1 soft shell,
per lb., 19c Medium pecans, per lb., 13Hc
1'ccenn. jumbo, per lb., 15c. Giant pecans,
Louis. una impcr shell, per lb., 25c. Fil
berts, per lb., 15c. Drako almonds, ner
lb.. ISc: paper shell. 23c. Brazils, per lb..
lie; large washed, per lb., 19c BlacK
walnuts, per lb., 2c Ptanuts, raw, No.
1. per lb.. 7c: Jumbo, per lb., fcc: roasted.
per lb., 8,ic. Shell baric hickory nuts, per
lb.. 4c. White rice i.oi.corn. ner lb.. 4c.
inecKers, per lvi-ia. caae, 3.ou; per wi-
I'fcg. case. Jl.it). cocoanuis, per sack,
$7.lU Chestnuts, Imported Italian, per
id., ice; sack or ddi. lots, c. uoney.
wmttt clover, -section case, per case,
Kansas City tirnln and ProTlalona.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2. WHEAT No,
2 hard. x3fi&9c. No. 3 red. MVAlWAc.
COBN-No. 2 mlxetl. 66'V&7c: No 3,
(uiiCCc: No. I white. 63c; No. 3. 6.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. 86V4c: July. S2iQ3iHc
COHN May. 71Hc; July. 7Cjc.
OATSNo. 2 white, 4H4o4c; No, 2
mixed. 39Q39t4c.
BrTTKH-Creamery. 31c; firsts, I3c;
seconds. 32c; packing, 19c.
EGOS Pleat. 32e; seconds, 20c.
POULTRY Hens. 13Hc: springs, Uc.
.lltinrnnlla Grain Sfnrkrt.
MINNKAPOL.IS. Minn., Jan. 2. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, HiViffSSHc; No. 1 northern,
82H6S7Hc: No. 2 northern, S3VSc; No.
3. $l",,SS3Hc: May, 87HSS7Hc; July, MS
taVic.
FLOUR I'nchanged.
HARLBY 446C8C.
llYH-53S6e.
IlltAN-21.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow. W)Vil61c.
OATS-No. S white. SSHf35ic
FDAX-ll.41iS1.48Ts.
St, l,nls (.rnrral 3Inrke?t.
ftT I.OIIIH. Jan. 2. WHKAT No. 2 red.
fliHriittc; No. 2 hartl, S78!Bc; May, tSQ
MWc; July. 9i?o.
CORN No. 2, 670 ; No. 3 white, 72c;
May. 09iwW4c; July, 71'.ie
OATB-No. 2, 40iV4c. No. 2 white, 42c;
May Uc. July, 11 V
RYE-Coc
NEW YORK jTOCK MARKET
Trading Dull During Greater Fart of
Session.
CHANGES MAINLY UNIMPORTANT
Selllnir Movement of Moderate Pro
portions In Final llonr Wipe
Out Most nf Kurlj
Gitlna. NEW YORK. Jan. 2,-The first day of
the jew year on tnc stock market was
devoid on the surface of more thun
l.asslng significance. During the greater
part ot the session trading was uun am
puce changes In the mam were unlm-
l-ortam, tnough witn a higher tendency,
.n tao final hour a selling movement of
mounrule rroportlons wiped out most of
the o,r.rly mi.ii. sending general level
tltulpr . pi,ri,nnnv'tt final dilatations.
Domest.c advices were favorable for the
most part, trade reports be.ng of opti
mlstib tenor, except foi steel and Iron.
The Interesting eent ot the Cny In Its
general application ,to financial and po
litical conditions was the nnnouncament
i hat the banking house of Morgan &. Co.
had retired from numerous boards with
which It had long been associated and
the Intimation that turther u.thdrawala
would bo announced rrom tlmo to time.
Thi mv. rta tn murh aurmlne and con-
tendon, but had no Influence upon the.
stock market. Europe's markets seemeJ
In a less easy state than our own. w.th
wiuMieas in Paris. The Bnk of ranee
reported a goid loss of auout $i,(WJ,0OJ
and an enormous increase in loan and
dlFCOunt. The Bank of Engtand also
showed the effects ot oxtensive year-end
operations, although Its gotd holdings in
creased almost $lo.O00.V00. hifiv
There was some foreign selling, cnlrll
ot Canadian Paclf.c, Steel and the cop-
PA8'rlee In call money to 10 Pfr cent
served aa a reminder that local "10.nc',r)l
conditions leave something to be ties red
and some Hardening for time money in
tno longer maturities was Ported.
United States 2s and " aT,ll01
advanced to i per cent on cad- 1'
sales ot bonds, par value, aggregate
""s'Ar ot axes and leadlnu quotations
on btoclts were:
AroalzimtUl Contt .,
Ametican Azrlcuiturtl i
Amerlctn Bttt Bugir...
AmrieHn Can
S.lM. Hllh. U. ClejJ
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AmrlMn Can pI4.
Amtrlcaa C K........
Anirlon Cotton Ull..
Am. lea Stcurltlf
AmtrlMn L.nfa
American LotoniollTf .
American ft. B. ......
American B. H. ptl.
Am. Sugar Ittdnlnf .....
American T. & T....I.
American ToUcco
Anicomla Mining C...
Atchlton 1
Atchlton pfd
Atlantlo coail Un
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81 H
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n-nnVIm nald Tr
II
Canadian l'acllle
Central Leather
Cheupeaka Ohio
rhlrftra fl. W
JO.IM H 0414 W
uvi niu mill 97
Chicago, M. 4- 81. !...
Chicago N. ...
Colorado Fuel & Iron...,
Consolidated Gas
Corn Produeta
Delawara A Hudson
Denver rue (Iranda....
Denver ft IU O. pld
Dlitlllera' Becuritle
Krle
Erie tat pld
Krle Jd pfd
Oenertl Electric
Oreat Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore etta.
Illinois Central
Interboroogh XeU
Inter. Met. etd
1.700 i (
1,100 110
tOO S4i
mv, iwvt
nil,
ii
$3
mi in;
$i m st
1.100
1.100
u
t 1I
1.100 1MH
(OT 31H 3111
101
14H
60
10)4
11
14H
n
400
0
ii
0K
(OH
International Harvester.. ......
Inter-Marine pfd
International Taper
International rump
Kansas CHy Southern,..
Iclede Oaa
Lehigh Valley
lAjulivllle & Nashville..
M.. Ht. T. t S. Ste. M.
Missouri. K. A T
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Lead
200 24t 24K
WO 14H 1H
, mu
124
1911
100 24 !i 24 Vi
24 W
ISO
44
N. It. n. or h. za pra..
New York Central
N. Y O. & W
Norfolk & Westarn
J.000 tt MK
Ot.
.... too mi io:4 inH
North American
Northern Pacific
,. ..... ..... a,
.... 1.400 im; io io)
Pacific Mall
t!i
.... 4.000 K'tt IdtVi 101
.... 104 lllls U1V4 1J1V1
hy,
Pennsylvania ....
People's das
P., C C. r fft. L. . , ,
Pittsburgh Coal .......
rresned Steel car
IS
MU
1S1U
24,000 UH 1MU
Pullman palace uar...
tleadlna
Itepubllc Iron Steel.
Republic I. B. pfd..
Keck Island Co
rtock Island Co. pfd...
Bt. L. A S. P. 2d ptd.
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard A. L pfd....
SloM-Sheffleld 8. & I.
Southern Paclfla
Southern Railway .....
so. Railway ptd
Tennesaea Conner
Teiss A Pacific
Union Pacific
Union Pacific rfd
United States Realty..
United Ptatea Rubber.
too vuvj zoh 2U
too
f0
600
80
1IU
21
20H
7
lTa
41V
24
m
7W
34
17
UK
4SU
3,$oo m; uk
7,404 54 H UK
11U
1MH 1MH H4'4
14
l.SOO
U
United States fiteel :I,1M
U. 8, Steel pfd.. ,
Utah Cooper
v.-carcllos fjhemlcal .
Wabash
Wsbaan pfd
Western Maryland
Weafrn Union
108
2d
1,700 Mli SOW
7
13
1,700
lit
4U
TVeatlnghouae Elect rle .
Wheeling A Lake Erie..
New Hsrsn
:,sa 71
7ltt
Total sails far the day, 115,000 shares.
Neir York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. -2. MONEY On call.
firm: tHJW Per cent: ruling rate,
ner cent: closing. bWUQ ner cent.
TIME LOANS Firmer: 0 and 90 days
and six montn, t.io per cent.
MiSKUAjNTii.13 "ai'jsm www Percent
STERLING EXCHANGIS-Stealv. (V)
aays, si.szr aemana, i.fcMju,
COMMERCIAL BILLS 14.8041.
SILVER Bar, 67Kc: Mexican dollars
44'ie.
bonds Government, stronr; raulroad
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds warn as
follows:
U, S. ref. 2s, tag,
. 91 'K. C. Be. ref. gs...tS
ao coupon
do Is reg
do la coupon,...
do 4s reg...
II U S. dsb. 4s 1911.. n;
A N. unl. 4a.,,. tlW
.10J14U. K. A T. 1st 4s.. U
.111 do asn. 4U ttti
.UlSiUo, Initio 4s.. .. 0U
do coupon
Panama sa coupon, iiw ao ronr. &s to
Amer. Ax. H S7U N. R. R. of M. 4Us (9
A. T. A T. or. 4a.. 14 N. Y. C. t. IHa... 11K
Am. Tooaeco as iwjt ao aen. s II
Armour A Co. 4Ue., BtiS. Y. N. M. A H.
Atchison gen. 4s...
"H ev. 1H H
do cv. 4s Inu,,
do cv. 3a... .
A. U. L 1st 4a...
Dal. A Ohio 4s.,
A W, 1st C. 41. 94
9T do ev. 4s 1M
114 No. Pacific 4s its.
I1U do la aiu
do ma
.. MttO. 6. L rfda. 4s... lav.
nrook. Tr. ev. 4... II Paan. ey, t, Jan.,
Cen. of da. Ca... .10144 do eon. 4a MUj
On. Leather la. ,, tlttReadlna aea. 4s.... KS
Chea. A Ohio 4Hi.. 114, B. L A 8. F. fa 4a 71
do cenv, 44s ... " do gen. Ce tlli
Chicago A. SHi.. H St. U S. W. c. 4s. TSU
C. D. A Q. J. 4 MHR. A. I adj. ti... TSH
do gen. 4s tmSo. Pae. lol. 4s. ., 10
C M & 8 P e 4HI..101W do cr. 4a... ...... Uli
IX n I. & P. e. 4s 41 do 1st ref. 4s, . ti
do rig. 4s 1t8o. Railways,. ,,01U
C. Sk 8. t A a Hit, tl do gen. 4 72
D, A II, cv. 4a MK'Uolea laclflo 4a.. , tsti
D. A R. O. ref. Is,, IS do ev." 4i mi;
Distillers U (4 do 1st A rif. 4l. !4i
Krle p. 1. 4s... .,, K V. R. Rubber U. ,I0l2
do gen. 4s 51UU. 8. 8I 2d la., loots
o er. 4s, ser. B. . 714,V..C Chem. Is UK
III. Cen. lit r. 4a. t Wabash 1st A et. 4s SOU
Inter. Met. 4ta,...7l 'Western Md. 4s.... nv
Inter. M. M. 444a... I Wert. Elee. ev. K. . rtu
Japan 4Hs , II Wis. Centre) 4s.. .. 15 1
Bid. Offered.
Ilnaton Stock Slarkvt.
BOSTON, Jan. 2.-Closlng quotations
on toeUs were
allAuex
IS Mohawk
TfiNsraas Con
11'Mplsslna- Mines
Arnal. Cop'xr .
A. 7.. I 8
Arlsooa Com. .
Cal. Ariiana,
Pal. lied..
ntennlal
74,
77
orth Lake
Old Dominion ....
. .410 Osceola ,,,
. . 15Qulncr ,,,
C. imshsnnon
ropoer Hams O.
Dii. c 11... II Huaealor
gfjew C.nane. ... V. 8. H It. A M. 44
Isle Ttorale Copper. IIH r'4 471,
Kerr Lake 4 7-lautan Cen t4
tikV Roarer PsUUh tapper Co.., . to
5 a Sille Cooper. . 4V4,Wlnens I
liUrSl CoaperF.. 22 Wolrerlae 44,
EfdlTldend.
Local Securities..
Quetallnns fumllhe4 or Buraa Drlaker at Co..
40 Oraiha NiUnaal Dank bull41i. Omihi.
D14. Al'.s4.
Hoi Hulle. Neb , eourlhouae (s. IllJ.tJ
IMdahr 1'ukloa Ss. 14 H S
Cailfornts. state af. liar. 4i. UU.. II 14
risers & rv.. preferred ,., II 14
D'lPdee. Neb., lttl II 1M
El Paso. Tai. aastar la. 1M 11.3
Fairmont L'reanerr $ p. a arusr ., 1M'4 101V
yalrrnont Creaaieey. T B. ft ptd., .. Ml HI
Harris Co. Tex 4 'is, ml., !
laterberaugh Itap. Tran. fa, ! t
Kinlli CU), Seh, 4s, 1
K. C, M. A O. Hy. Ill 4s. 1MI .. II
Uncoln On A dec. lit IMI. .. ' M
lulslana. stall of, 4 Us. IM M.J
nty ot Omiha 4,s. 1U Ill 100
Omaha streat Rr, aa. 1114 09 t IM's
Omaha A C. n. St. ny. la. 1111 4
Oraaha A C. n Hy Vrldge (IS i't
Oakland, Cat.. Muai. Imp. is, IMO.. 1.W 1M.A
Wrtlsnd, ore., 4s 1511 , M It 77
Slotii City St'.. Yds. 6s, 1M9 j
sntte of Colo, rundlag i. H. .. . li.IT 14 17
Saunders-Kennrdy DMg., t p. o. ptd, MV, IM
san Pranclaco, Cel., a, lW.IS..., M Wi.ll
Trl-Ctly Hy. A Co., p'd.... H
Vnlen Etk. Yd Ilk II SI
itEPoiiT ov ci,i:aium: iiouji:
Transactional ot Aaaorlnted Itanka
for the Week.
NKW YOItK Jan. i.-IlrBdstref f bank
rleariugs report for the week ending Jan
uarj1 I, 1914. shows an aggregate of $3.SII.-
000,030 as against $C6S,(;60,l) Inst week
and $30,62.rti3,ooo In the corresponding
week loft year.
CITIES.
Amount. Inc.
Doc.
New York ,
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
fit Louis
Pittsburgh
Kansas City ,
$l,K25,397.000j
7.6
2.0
7.9
1.8
277,499,000
1t4.4rw.ooo
154,O8.W)0
73.044.000
6.8
9.6
6.7
I. VS
II. 2
6,0
7.S
17.2
13.0
' 'a.'o
24.S
2.3
2.6
47.731.000
lil.I69,0n0
39,191,000
31.171,000
24,413,000
23,36.1.000!
San Francisco i
Maltlmore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis i
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit 1
New Orleans.
OMAHA ,.i
Ixmlsville
Milwaukee
Seattle 1
Portland, Ore
St. Paul
Denver
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
17.4S3.000
2O.C73.CM0
20,tCl,fJ00
20,516.
9.3!
10.833.000
12.374.000
13.tXB.000
10.4S,000
9.4S7.MO
8,700,000
6,920.000
6,!Hl.OO0
fl.R22,000
R.SS0.000.
4,823,000:
3,27t.OM
3,042,000
3,3fiC,000
1,374.000!
.1
2.S
31.3
20.9
2.0
11.0
11.4
2.S
Duluth
Des Moines
Spokane
3.0
,1.7
19.8
G7.2
21.9
22.8
1.4
"i'.i
4.9
12.4
Taconia
Onkland
Peoria
San Diego
2.532,000
2,MS,aXI
1.57O.OO0
1.973.000'
Dnytoh
Sacramento
Cedar Rapids,,
Wuterlbo
Springfield. Ill
1.749.XX
19.1
1.104.0061
970,000!
697,000
Wiincy. Ill
Hloomlmtton. III....
4.3
479,000
Ogden. Utah
1S.7
43.1
313 000!
Decatur. Ill
372,C00
Jacksonville, III....
16.0
2S4.000
6,336,000
6.205,000
12.9
1.2
5.8
tvasinngion
St. Joseph
Lincoln ,
Bloux atv
1.578,0
19.2
2.734,0001
13.&!
Topeka
1.437,001
2.C93.O00I
1.6
7.0
Wichita
nitADSTRKUT'S Tit A DM IlKVIKW
Report. Inillontr Irrnrnlnr llolltlny
TMMle Heanlt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-nrndstrcct's will
any tomorrow:
Few reallv mw rniir. . .,
selves this w.k .i..iii - ZLlffi" i'iV
i, iff. 10 dltrllutlVB trade points to
1912 naving auout equaled
iirfiM2S,,5d Topo,TiK Indicate irregular
JlOIlaav trade mxultn wr-,- n
.1,1. . . 1 . . fVl l MIUl'U
-u.u ,r reiwnm Dy canks with dlvldondi
.ii uiuak uaaGS ivrHin. hi-,-. nv . .. I
. ...wv. I'M,,, ii ivin
tor Pig Iron nnd rather mnr n,nn .i..
nmjn ,,, in,, Rirai nmnrni i .... . ,
usual number of shutdowns over the holl-
unjin uj- inaaing mciusrrirn iviih im....
ever, promise of mnnv iuini d,-M.tn.
early In January.
itatner more man the usual list of
business failures have been reported and
what ha been termori lh. i.iMn,. nr.
w w""8 id numnrous ana largo,
i.uniucBs lauures tor tne wpck were 363,
which compares with JS7 in lain.
Whfat. lncluillnir flnur. rnnrl. fir !,
week aggregate K.801.412 bushel oirnln.i
, , ... p, , . , , . . . '
,070,010 uusneis last year.
London Stock Jttnrket.
ION'DON. Jan. 2. American anrnrltUa
were quiet during the early trading to
day. At noon prices ranged from M
QUIIVO IO 4 DQIOW.
consols for money a; do account, 7ZJ
union r'acinc, iooii.
biivER uar quiet; 26 7-16,
MONBY 3ff3l,.
DISCX1UNT RATES Short bills. 4U
three months, 4UfHH.
Coffee Mnrkot.
NKW TORK. Jan. 2. COFFPys Fu
ture opened barely steady, 1 point higher
on March, but generally 8 to 8 lower un
der reaUtlng, Tho. offerings were not
neavy ana tnp market firmed up. In
sympatny witn nigner acrman cables,
report or nnnor cost and fre arht nffnra
and smaller Brailllan receipts, but after
snowing a net advance or 4 or 6, It broke
under renewed liquidation and closed
oareiy steaay ni 4qji points net lower,
Sales. 41.000 bags: Januarr. R.77r! Mnmh
Q.fiRr Mav 4 9vyi Till,, a irv. . o.
.6Ic; October. 9.69o; December. 9.79c. Spot,
quiet; Rio. No. 7. 9Hc: Santos, No. 4.
w. ouin, quiet; i.oroova, iswioC, notni
naii
Metal Market.
nulet. at J4.10flM.20: London. 18 Es. Snol
ter, quiet, at ao.iso.w; uonoon. Zi ios,
CoDDer. quiet: standard snot not ousted:
January, February and March, I14.37H
14.87H; electrolytic, ut.aimtib.vo; lake,
tlS.60, nominal; casting, 14.62Wjn4.75
Tin. dun: spot to Aiarcn, .1.7&W37.00
April. J33.iw(.io. Antimony, nun; cook
son's, S7.454r7.60. Iron, quiet and un
rhsnared.
London markets cioaea as toi ows: tjop
pr, easy: spot, XC4 2s 6d; futures, 61
17s 6d Tin, easy: spot, 1(3; futures,
169 10s.. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 49s
0Wd. .
ST. 1AJUJB. Jan. i-BniAui-ung,
quiet at $1.10. Spelter, firm at S5.15fi6.23,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2. COTTON Fu
Hires closed steady: January, ll.90o
March, 12.14c; May. 12.06c; July. 12.04c
October. 11.60c: spot quiet; middling,
ltKOa: fftllf. 12.73c.
Cotton closed steady at a net dectlno
or 11 to 19 points.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2.-COTTON Spot
good business done; prices easier; mid
nllnir fair. T.GIfl: trood middling. 7.27d
mMHtlnn-. t.DM! low middling. 6.81d: good
orlnary, 6.16d; ordinary. B.Sid; sales, 18,000
bales.
Dmalia Uny Market.
ti a V -Prairie. No. 1 upland. Ill.00ei2.00:
No. 2, S3.00ail.oo; no. a, i7.won.iw; iso.
midland. S11.0O11.50: No. 2, S9.00ll.00
No. 3, S7.COS9.00: No. 1 lowland. $9.00310,00;
No. 2, S7.009.00: No. 3, $5.0007,00.
STRAW Choice oat or rye, $6.0006.50
choice wneai, i,wtw.w.
AI.FAI.FA Choice. S14.00&16.00: No.
S13.00OH.00; No. 2, $11.0013.00; No. 3, ii.OOQ
11.00.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOU Jan. 2. WHEAT Spot,
No. 2 red western winter, 7s 4'4dj No. 1
Manitoba, 7s W. No. 2, 6s UKd: No. 3,
fia 10d; future, firm: Uarcb, 7s H4d;
May. 7s TTid; July, 7s lUd.
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed,
6s Sd; futures, weak; January, 4s 16Hd;
February, Cs.
nils una itoaln.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-COTTONSEI3D
OIL Easier: prime, summer, yellow, S6.61
06.74; January, $9.73; March, $7.00; Ma;.
$7.21.
ROSIN-Qulet.
TURPENTINE Steady; machine, bar
rels. 16c-
Dry Good Market,
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-DRY dOODrf
Cotton goods market opened the year
steady and quiet. Yam were steady.
Showings of blanket for the new fall
season are being made and several ne
wash goods lines were displayed. South
American wool markets were higher.
Krnporntril Apple and Dried Prnlts
NEW YORK. Jan. 2. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qulet.
DRIED FRCITS Prunes, quiet but
steady. Apricots and peaches Inactive.
Raisins, dull.
Snunr Market,
N'EW YORK. Jan 2. HCOAR-Haw
tteady, muscovado, 2.62S2.73C, centrifugal.
3.1298.l3f s moiaf ses, z aiqa.inc
unsettled
Refined
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Quite Active Sellers at Steadv
to Stronger Prices.
GOOD HOGS ACTIVE, TEN HIGHER
.
I't Mherii nml I.ttmlia In Mhernl
Supply nml Knlrly Active
Prices Slunv l.lttlo fhtiMK
front Weilnrsiln),
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. J, 1914
Recelnts wrro- Catt'e Hos. t heep. : .'ini'riin an io prices.
fflclal Monday ,S 5,Mi I Tim or four loads ot lambs that cumn
.mini .Muiniii ...... y.vno ' .illi, mi n li ir,.i. n.Ki, .. .w.nr I
Official
Off.clal Tiiesdny 6.314
!$.
s.ta4
7.111
1,001
ui'ih'lat Wedntsdny.... 1.191
Official Thursday ... SM
Hstlmnte Friday WW
Five days this week 13.6tV,
Same days last week.. I'sflS?
Same days 2 wk. no.l,C03
l',.i'i
4.41
3.CO!
3 01X1
'
jj jjg I
Mli',6 I
37,i
Sft.441
52.3iV,
41 24S. I
1
prltes for lion al the South Onmtm live
stock market for tho laal tew nays, wiui
oinparlsons.
Date. 1913. 19L'.ili)ll.1910.190.t.r.H)S.19j7.
UtC. 2l. I 7 121 b 051 7 5S 231 C X 4 3J
ltc. ii 7 Va ITU.', 7 U3 a li S 31
Uec 33.1 7 4.hi! 7 161 S Ml 7 bl R Wl B 2b 4 41
Dec. .'4. 7 4.W 7 1.1 7 67 h 11 f. 47 4 ,
viol ?'.' 7 7 3s 6 U 7 731 I S 6o 4 2
Dec. i I 7 J7i 7 a !l 7 791 8 Sl 4 31
Dec. 2S.1 7 07 5 931 7 701 8 30 5 rn 4 4
Der, 29.1 7 OlJi 5 96 7 0S S 31 6 M
ll.o. Nw I 7 .Mi. 7 ('.til i, 14.. 7 1,1. 8 2V, 6 4ul 4 6)
Dec. 31. j 7 j7ti 7 15, ! 7 7l h 2l 5 6 4 M
Date. 1911. 1913.1912. lbll.ill'iu.uw.ri.
Jan. 1..I 7 06 I 7 10 0 tS I 241 6 3i 4 33
an. S..i T MH 7 Ji 6 tail 7 I a 7S 4 w
Bunday. Holiday.
HoeeiPiM and nisiioslllon of live slock
at the Union Stock Yards, HOiith Oinalm
lor the twenty-four hours .ending at 3
i clock yesterday: '
RKC15II'Ta-CARS.
Cattle. llogs.Sheep. H'l's.
C .M. .v.- si. r 2
Wnbnsh
I
26
I
30
union Pacific. 17
,t N. W.. cast.... 1
C. & N. V.. west... S
C St. 1. Jl. o... 2
II. & V.. east.... 1
C 11. r y.. west... 2
C It. I. P.. east. 2
liiinoiH centrni
Total receipts... :
DISPOSITION-HKAl).
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Moi rl & Co
153
619
439
Swift Co
19J
111
12.7
m
77
104
S24
738
1,423
297
1.732
1,010
1,12$
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
w. Murphy....
H. Vansant Co
Henton Vnnsnnt & I,,...
Hill & Son
I), lnwls
Mo. H Kan. Calf Co
Christie
10
10
10
20
luff mail ,
Hakor. Jones & Smith. ..
Tanner Bros
Other buyers
131
Totals 934 3,906 4,443
CATTLI'J Reeclnt were light, aa was
lo be expected on a Friday. Fortunately
there was a good demand for this late In
the week, so that the market took on u
good, healthy condition, Buyers wore nil
out In the yards early In tho morning,
aim it, was not long ueiore tncy cleaned
up pretty much everything In sight, Tho
price paid were fully steady, nnd for
tho moro dcnlrahlo kinds strong.
Beet steers wero generally iiuotcd as
active. Cows and heifer moved off qilltfl
treeiy at prices tnut wero at least steauy
witn yesterday.
Thero wero no Blockers nnd feeders In
sight, but tho feeling was firm. All kind
of cattle have shown more or less Im
provement during tho week. Tho trade
has In fact been In very satisfactory con
dition as viewed rrom a aeiiors smnu
Point. . .
quotations un cattle: uooa to cnoice
beef steers, H,.0iU8.t0! fair to good beet
stoer, I7.ws7s.wj common to rair ucar
steers. $6.50117.50: fair to choice yearlings.
S.2ott9.00; good to choice cornfed heifers,
t),iMK.ii; hood to cnoice grass lienors.
$6.&07.Z5; good to cliolre cows, $a.25T6.7S;
ifiir to good graaes, in,uB..'D; common tu
fair Krades. I4.25fiB.i5: good to choice
fctockers and feeders, $l.K5O7.50; fair lo
goou stockcrs and reodera, w.waQ.m;
common to fair stockcrs nnd feeders, $3.76
8 0.23; stock cows and heifers, $4.5006.60;
venl calves, IS.OOff 10.00; bulls, stags, etc.,
14 506.50.
Rcpreaentatlvo sales:
BKBF STKERS.
No.
At. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
II
141 7 CO
II , 1171 I 00
11 1024 I 00
20 1171 II 10
II 1409 n to
II 1750 I to
I.,....,
,1115 7 Si
tl
IS
tl
21 ,
1071
7 10
....IUI 7M
..,.1094 7 IS
....1281 7
8THKRH AND HHIF1JR8.
11...
.. 158 7 On 20 1084 7 M
13 1013 7 IS IS 711 7 73
CO Wtj.
S 101.1 I 25 ,....' 114 ( SO
II 41 6 IS 15 1141 IS
1 1011 5 70 4 1111 40
1 1112 6 71 1 1110 T 10
11. 1171 6 13
BULLS.
1 1140 2J 1 1mo 6 (0
1 1100 6
CALVKS.
1 0 9 4.., 112 10 On
1 140 10 00
ST0CKER8 AND FKED1SRB.
S 70S 7 u
HOGS Receipts were light a rain this
morning, and buyers started out In trood
season, buying good hogs at an advance
or xuiiy iuc, aioat or tne eany trading
was none Dy snippers and SDeouiators. as
packers were alow In taking hold. Chip
ping orders were large, and by the time
killer buyers got going most of the real
f;ood stuff hud been sold. What few
oads ot good hogs were left were picked
up in snort oraer at price mat wero as
good as those paid by shipper. Prices
paid for the mixed kinds were very un
even, and wnne soma loads ot mixed
hogs ot fair Quality Bold fully as well as
the more even Duncnes. mere was not
much demand for tnem, and me market
on everything except the best stuff can
not be auoted as more tnan wnivo nigner.
Summing ud the ceneral market It will
be seen that values are largely a dime
higher than yesterday's average, The
bulk of all the sales was made at S7.70U
7.95. this latter price being the top. Most
nt the, aunnlv moved In lively fashion, but
toward the close the trade became draggy
nnd a very few load that were left nt
thia time, vsrs rather slow to sell.
Receipts amounted to 68 cars, or 8.000
head. For me Iivo aay wo Buyuiir loinia
MM, b. sain of more than 16,000 over
last week, and nearly 7,000 heavier than
fer the same penoa ist your,
Representative sales:
Representative aalesi
. At. Bh. Pr, No.
Ar. Bh. Tt.
. .135 114 7 14
...341 40 7 10
...!l 10 7 10
...til 160 7 II
...7 ... 7 IS
...ill ... 7 11
...141 ... 1 III
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....114 140 7 (0
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.... 240
...us Tim
ii ... 77m
..Jo 110 7 71
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.517 40 7 7S
i
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.247 II 7 13
7 Ill 120 1 IS
2.
211 100 7 II
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..244
7 15
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..221
..201
..340
..241
20 7 IS
.. 7 10
.. 1 t0
20 7 0
.. 7 tvi
.217 120 7 90
Ti'.'.
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. .231 ... 7 0
..221 1(0 7 )
..140 40 7 60
,MJ 10 1 u
13 210
71 210
CI 261
(1 262
40 7 W
.. 7 Ifl
.. 7 i
40 7 K
...107
. .201
...110
...20J
...240
...147
.130
... T 10
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10 7 10
... 7 10
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tO 7 M
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7 ti
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... 7 ro
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irr ii ... t to
hiikkp A very fair run of sheep nnd
lambs showed up this morning, most of
which were only half fat. there being
only about two or three loadB of really
prime offerings on sale. If anything, the
supply of lambs was more than equal to
the demand, us the packets after being
fairly good buyers of the best grades of
sheep and lambs nt prices practically
steady with Wednesday's market, were
more or less Indifferent as to the hulk
of the receipts still unsold. Comparing
today's price with thoae paid yesterday,
they are about IftyiSr lower,
Lamb th a nornlng so.d all the way
frcm $7 13, arr-ordlng to finish and
quality The ewes on sale moved largely
around i-.w.y&.a, mere Deing uoimng
s5w i! i W. nK0 ?"!v1 niKSi 31 xa ll(,',vv. J6.W4J6.V); wethrrs. go?d to choice.
Saino dn last yenr. .17,432 31.831 37.OT j- jj.,; Wotlar. fnlr to good. SS.0W
Thn fa.l1(UlHLr till. In alinWM thft rflliU OI f Vi- ti'fl irn.4.1 tn. nl.AlnA K fkT? !R.
cr-olcc on sale. Somo fed western wethers
I brought $&.7r. '
The day's receipts were cstlmntwl at j
some twenty-two cars, or 8,000 head. )
jR'V
i receipt were fnlrh liberal, with a larger
percentage or right good lamns ami ewes
snowing up than during tno lat tew
""j1" ' The upn.y of warmed up
II... .1 ...... ...1 f .... . I . .. , ,.. ne a
,,,- ..ran,.,,., iui int.. viupn yj , niinj, .. .
(, tniCi
. omparlng current prices with tho clo.'e
of last week they are about steady on
good lambs, with th" opening trade Fri
day wllh it little better feeling In evi
dence Ewes nre 10ff20c higher. There
are not cnoimh wether or yenrl.nn com-
jlng to make anything like an accurate
copltoti as
i the packrrs had nlrr-m'y bought ,
whnt they need to finish olil the week.
'fonfO.uontly surh offerings had to sell
around iwuapc lower man tne general
inHrket on dmHdiiy.
Qnotntltns on sheep nnd lambs: litnbs.
. imifr, e.-'iirrii.. iu: iiiiiiui., iu r Hi
.-..,..1 I- i.M,- -r. I ...... .,,11. ,t KruM Ifl.
ewes, fair lo good. $1.7501.00.
No. Av. Pr.
P.. pornfed owes 9:1 5 10
1S4 coinfed ewes M S 10
2f4l comfeil lamb 75 7 !X)
?23 co I nfrd lambs iW 7 23
10) corn fed lamb 6. 0 W
111 roiufcd owe 102 3 13
109 corufed ewes 102 5 15
K cornfed welhors OS 5 73
S10 cornfed wethers M 5 73
J4S rot n fed lamb 73 7 60
202 cornfed lambs "R " f0
2f. culls G3 6 50
list cornfed lamb 71 7 30
532 cornfed lamb 73 S 15
431 cornfed lambs "I
12S rurnrod lamb fi 'Oil
CII1CAOO LIVI3 J4TOPIC JI.MlKliT
Cult lt Slcndy to Hlrnnu How
Active to lllulier.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2 CATTLU Receipts,
4,0.0 head; market steady to strong;
beeves, Jfi.70ti9.40; Texas steers. S6.90tl7.90;
nnatmn ti,-lH tll.201i7.U: stockcrs and
foodcre, $3.f4l(7.45; cows and heifer. $3.51
(US., calves. 7.tK'ini.).
HOGS Receipts, 3,0.a head; market ne
tlvn tn 15c hlo'ier: bulk. S7.9fVBh.10; light.
S7.Si.iflS.10: mixed. S7.SSitt8.15; heavy. S7.S)
HiR.20: much. S!.SOIr7.9): nigs. H.00U7.W1.
HIIUKP AND LAMBS - Receipt. 16.0C0
head: market steady to strong: native,
t4 7Mi1.1S: wrntern. t4.75flfi.15: yeitrllng.
3.srlj7.15; native, $n.70Jf8.23; western, $6.74
?.30.
KitiiRim City Live Stock Mnrket.
K.VNMAH PITY. Jim. 2. CATTLU Re
celpls, 800 head: market steady; prlmo
fed steers, $8.Wnr9.C0; dressed beef stcr.
S7.23iis.40; western steers, 6,75fl8.50; nouth
ern steers, S5.75tl8.00; cows, $4.40ftT.W;
hclfrrs, $7.00(119.00; stockern nnd feeders,
V..60K7.50; liull.i, J5.00if-7.25; calves. $.501f
iltXlfl Receipts, 3,tA) head; market MI'
lOo higher: bulk. J7.C08,(M heavy, $7.1)0
JI8.0B; packers nnd butchers, $7.0ias.O0;
light. S7.tvni7.90; pigs. $7.00ff7.30.
SHKUP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1.200
head; market steady; lamb, $7.MtJ8.23;
vearllng. $tl.(0If7,23; wethers. $3,001(0.00;
ewes. $l.raG.25.
Sioux City I.ltr Sloolt .Market.
SlOt'X CITY, In., Jan. 2.-CATTLR-Rccclpts,
600 bend: market strong to lOo
higher; beof sfers, $6.KM8.60; cows nnd
helfeis. $.-.,256.25: canners, $:i.W4.25;
stockei- and feeders. $5.e5O7.40; calves,
insuNOOd: hulls, stag, etc.. S6.25R6.50.
HOQS Receipts. 1,3X0 head; market fie
higher; heavy, $7.71)7.00; mixed. 17.Hf
7.70: lluht. .(UT61: bulk. J7.60ir7.70.
SHI2ISP AND LAMBS Receipts, i.5O0
nenn; maract Bteauy; iru inuiiuni., .i.io
Ula.cu; wotliers. 4.ut'(a.w; rwes, eJ.iwoo.wi;
lan""' h'-WUV-w
SI. Louis Llvi Stock Mnrket.
ST. IXJIIIS. Jan. 2,-CATTL15-Recclpts,
700 head: mnrkot strong: nnttvo lieef
steers, $7.50,119.25; cow nnd holfern, $4.25
MH.&o; stocker and reeocr. ft.wn'J.o".
southern teers, $.r.7ofi,40; cow and neir
ei. S4.00ditl.m: calves. S6.00tlll.23.
HOnS Receipts, 9,000 head; market 10c
hlulinr: nlus nnd light. S6.tiOifm.23: mixed
nnd butchers, S7.M(8.2J; good heavy, $7.D0
fl8.2Ti.
HHKKP AND LAMUH Receipts. 4.100
head; market steady; native muttons,
$5.0007.00; lambs, J7.WJf8.25.
HI, Joneph Live Block Mnrket,
ST. JOSUPH, Mo.. Jan. 2. CATTLTO
Receipt, soo head; market, steady;
steors, $6.35418.00; cows and heifers, $4.6v
8.15: calves. JH.OOrH0.G0.
HOGS Receipts. 1,000 head: market, S
infArt hll.- i 4nn 14 fWk, t.,tlt M
HIIKKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
ncau; maritet, steaay; mrnus, J7.ouys.lO.
Seven Persons Hurt
When Oar Hits Tree
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2. Seven per
sons were Injured, three of them probably
fatally, when their automobile crashed
Into a tree and turned turtle tonight.
Tho car was owned by Angelo Jncovelll, a
contractor, and the Injured persons, with
the exception of tho chauffeur, wore all
members ot his family, Mrs. Jacovelll,
n daughter and the chauffeur aro not ex
pected ,to recover,
A defective steering Bear Is believed to
have caused tho accident.
WINNER OF LIVE STOCK
SHOW PRIZE HONORED
WALNUT, la., Jan. 2.-Kpecial.)-The
Commercial club of Walnut gave a pub
lic reception last evening to Thomas
Kent, who won tho sliver International
loving cup at the International Stock
show at Chicago, where he showed n
herd of Chester White hogs.
Kent has lived eight mllen north of
Walnut, In Shelby county. He haa been
capturing the prices In the state fairs
ot Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois and
South Dakota for several year. After
returning from the show at Chicago ho
purchased a farm Just north of the limits
of Walnut at $200 per acre and will In
tho future raise Chester Whites at Wal
nut.
"MdST EVANGELIZE WORLD
IN THIS GENERATION"
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 2.-"The
evangelization of tho world must be ac
complished In this generation," declared
Dr. Robert E. Speer of New York City
In an address to the Student Volunteer
convention tonight. Blihou L. U. Kin
solving of South Brazil emphasized the
needs of Latin-America tor more ml
stonarles.
Ptevlously, 8,000 students nnd visitor
listened to Impassioned appeals from na
tives of China and Japan nnd from mis
slonarUs returned from India and South
America for help In doing what was
characterized aa the greatest opportunity
Christianity has ever faced.
UNEMPLOYED HOST CALL
ON GOVERNOR JOHNSON
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-I11 front of
the resldenco here of Governor Hiram W,
Johnson moro thnn 1,00? unemployed men
gathered today after a march from the
downtown section for the purpose ot ask
ing the chief cxeoutlvo whnt he Intended
doing for those without work.
The governor was not at home, It was
ra'd. Tho men waited more thnn three
hnuis and then left a note requesting him
to come before them tomorrow morning
to answer their question about, work.
The Persistent nno Judicious Use of
New?! apt r Advertising la the Road to
Bust nt 38 Suvti.
" " v i n'tni r v nuibV ) av. . f vs w t
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Last Year Successful Period froir
Agricultural Standpoint.
WINTER WHEAT BUMPER YIELD
II lull fcini Prior More Tlinii
('onitiensMtr for Any Lnnn
lit tliitiinti II In A
rrtril,
NKW YORK. Jan. i.-Duns Re m
. .... .,.,.....
tomorrow.
At the nion 110 nf llm nv Vfnr It n
grniiiying to note linn isu was ino nv .l
luccessful period from an ngrifult .. ,ti
standpoint Hint this counlry has e
experltnceil. Notwithstanding nd, t
(llmittlc condition, tho total yield of . i
ter wheat urinrscd nil lormor recoui ,
nnd whllo the corn crop fell conslleta
below the bnniier product. on of tho pr
ceding yenr, higher price more ti.ai
comprnsated for nny loss In output, t oii
setiuciitly the value of tho nation' la, l
product reached unpnrnllelcd total.
while tho export trade of the I':i.t, l
States In those staples touched flsu.
never before attained.
The foreign commerce stnllstlcn n.c
particularly slgnlllcant In connei'.Kv
with the monetary situation, the Inr .ts
bnlnncn of trade In favor of this country
Indicating that gold Imports may bo I
iiuguriitcd enrly In tho yenr 1914.
Failures this week nre 318. against ,M
Inst year. Failures In Canada number
lit, against 27 last year.
Constable Bryant
Holds the Picture
Mis. Ctnrn L. Chrlslcnsen, 2701 Ham.l
ion tr.)rt. hit In Justice Brltt's court
brought Milt ngnlnst the first wife ot her
dend ttuilmnd for n. photograph which
sho asserts was taken from her home by
wlfo No. l's son, Wilbur.
Wife No. 1 declares Hint the photograph
w.ts given her twenty-three years ago bv
her husband when . they were llv ng
happily together nnd that It belongs to
her-
A writ of replevin was Issued nnd th"
l.liturc 1 now In tho hands of Constnbl
Liynnt, who will hold it until tho trial,
Thursduy ot next week.
JAPANESE GROCERS ENDORSE
STRIKE OF TEAMSTERS
SF.ATTLK. Wash.. Jan. 2. At a meeting
tonight of tho Centrni Labor council a
delegate of the Te'tniHters' Union an
nounced Unit tho Japnncso grocers of this
city had taken official action endorsing
the tcntiiBtcra' strlKO'nna pledging inein
selves to pntronUo only thoM employ
ing union drivers nnd had also ndootcd
resolution commending trade nnlotu
The Japanese own many groceries here,
some ot them lnrge.
KILLS "OTHER MAN" AFTER
CHASE OF NEARLY A YEAR
STKI'BUNVILLR. O.. Jan. 2-After
following his wlfo nnd Richnrtl Daoub,
a Syrian peddler, over threo states for
nlmost a year, Aca Zacour, another
Svrlan. found them In a tenement house
here today, and after stabbing Daoub to
death fatally slabbed Mrs. Zacour.
DEATH RECORD
Mr. Tlne MnrU.
Mrs. Roso Marks, beloved wlfo nt
Henry Marks, died at 4 a. in. January I
nt her hqme, 2118 Nicholas street. She
Is survived by her husband, two sons
nnd ono daughter, J. Marks. J- H.
Marks and Mrs. J. Levlne. Mrs. Marks
was ono of the old pioneers, coming here
In 1S81 with her husband, nnd has lived
at 2118 Nicholas Btrcet for the last ttYrty
years.
Persistent Advertising Is tho Road to
tllg Returns.
Go,
A dividend of Two Dollar tier sham
will bo paid on Thursday, January, 15,
1914, to Hiociinoiucr ot recoru nt tne
close of business on Wednesday. Decem
ber 31. 1913.
WILLIAM R DRIVER. Trcaaurir.
LEG A Li NOTICES.
Notice.
To the Stockholders of The Conserva
tive Savings and Loan Association ot
Omaha, Nebraska:
ab provided in section i or arncis i ot
the bylaws of said association you are
hereby notified that the unnual meeting
of the stockholders ot The Conservative
Savings and Loan association of Omaha.
Nebraska, win do neid January 12, 1914,
at the office of said association in the
Conservative building, 1G11 Harney street.
Omaha, Nebraska, for tho purpose ot
electing tnree directors ior a term or
five years, to receive the reports ot tho
officers and directors and for the trans
action ot such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
Tho polls will bo open for the reception
ot ballots for the election of director.
from 3 o ciock to 0 o ciock p. m. or said
date, and the business meeting of the
atnnkhnlder will Immediately follow the
closlnr ot the poll.
THE UONtJKllVA'l l VHi oAYIflUB AU
LOAN ASaUUlAUUN UD' VMA11A,
NEBRASKA.
By OEO. F. QILMORE. President,
Attest: PAUL W. KUHNS. Secretary.
Omaha, Nebraska. December 29. 1913.
d-29-d-6t
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice Is hereby glvon to the stock
holders of Loe-aiaevB-Andreesen Hard
ware company that the annum meeting
of the stockholders 01 tno company
will be neta aw me o." um com-
tjany. corner 01 nmi mm jinrney
1 - 1 thn fit v nf Omiilin In tl,
street. . , ,
state of Nebraako, on Tuesday, January
IS A. D., 1914, at 1 o'clock p, m., for the
mimosa ot electing a board of director
for the company to servo during the en
auine year, and to transact such other
bS M maJ.P"EEn.tepdre?,tde'1
J, Ci5aRKE COIT. Secretary
NOTICE.
Stockholders ni""'1-' of The Union
Land company: Notice la hereby give 1
that the annual meeting ot the Btockholu
era of The Union Lund company for the
eloctlon of five directors and the traua
action of such other business us ma
laiially come before tho meeting will 1,
held at room 1103, Union Paclile head
quarter building, 15th ond Dodge bu
Omaha, Nebraska, on Monday, the 12m
day of January. 1911. at 10 o'clock, a. m
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten days previous to the meetliitf. Alex
MUlar, secretary, New York City. N
Pee. 19. 191$. UU-dift
NOTICE.
Tim annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Bee Building company will b
held at the office of that company In Tho
Bee building at 4 o'clock p. m. on Tues
day, January 20th, 1914, for the election
of a board of directors tor the ensuing;
year and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come be
fore the meeting,
By order of the President.
y Si. P. FEIL. Secretary.
Omaha. N.. Pec- IX d-30toJ20
STOCKHOLDERS" MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the HASTINGS AND NORTUWES'l .
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY, for tlio
election of seven directors and the trans
action ot such other buslpe. aa may
lawfully como before the meeting, wlil
be held at the office of A. 1. Mohler
corner of Fifteenth and Dodge Street.
Omaha, Nebraska, on Monday, January
5th, 1911. at 11 o'clock A M
T. M. ORU. Secretary.