fllK BEE: OMAHA, Tt'KSbAV, 'JANUARY ti, 1914.
iRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Canadians Expect to .Import Wheat
Free of Duty.
BEARS HAVE. THE CORN MARKET
Tellotv CcfenI linn Stilftrrt Itself
Arunml-and LatiRn Arc Anxious
to Utwposo of Their
IlnlillnKS.
OMAHA, Jan. 5, 1S13.
The opinion of gome of the best .au
thorities In western Canada la that tho
wheat of that country will soon b In a
position- to omit Into the United States
free of duty. That with the meeting of
Parliament this month tho law will be fo
changed that tho grain now held in bond
In tho various markets Of the United
States will be In a position' to bo handled
either on milling or export account.
There are many good men In the wheat
trade at Chicago who arc praying that
the laws will bo so changed as to admit
the Canadian 'wheat lreo, as they figure
that under these condition! tho market
of the ,Vnltc'd State's Will be natural, and
that the matter of manipulation would be
more difficult. It Is only necessary to
refer to tho flurry In December wheat a
few days aso to show that It Is a dan
gerous matter for. a speculator to put
out a short line, and previous to the last
day of December It was dangerous to
take .on a long lino and hold It.
The country north of lit has a,n aver
age crop of 30o.0u0.000 bushels,, and that
added to the wheat crop of tho United
States would ti:ako In round figures I.Q00,
M,000 bushels. If there Is any one set of
speculators In tho world who are strong
enough to hold tho whip hand In any
market under these conditions these men
ore at Chicago, but It Is generally bc-
nevea mat tnero would be too much risk
'In attempting to finance a cumbersome
amount of wheat llko tho above.
Tho corn market has veered around
Until It Is now In tho hands of the bears.
The longs are anxious to dispose of their
holdings, and some of them tvmiiil will.
Ingly sell out at a loss, but any pressure.
enown onngs aoout a general selling and
further declines. Word comes from St.
Louis telling bta letup In tho cash de
mand there and of the heavy selling ot
long corn by tho Mllllkcn crowd.
Messages from the southern hemisphere
that the corn cron them In mtmirtMl. nml
the estimated crop Is placed at So0,000,O00
bushels. Tho exports last year wore 190,--000,000
bushels. A big Increaso In tho
visible supply of tho United States Is
expected today.
The situation In oats Is likely to change
with that In corn, and tho latter Is con
sidered quite bearish. Stocks of oatB
are heavy, and they aro Increasing with
out any improvement In tho cash trade.
Speculative holdings ot May are consid
ered quite heavy at Chicago. The short
Interest Is mode, but there Is a largo
amount of hedges here.
The provision situation la stronger. If
for no other reason than 'that tho buying
oi riDs nas oeeii or a pronounced. charac
ter ton some time. These have gone Into
me nanus or soino of tho strongest con
cerns In tho trade.
Cash, wheat was ic higher.
Cash corn wan ic to lc lower.
Cash oatca wera Wo to Uc lower. ,
Clearances: Wheat- and flour equal to
i.wr.uuu ousnois;. corn, 21,000 bushels; oats,
none.
Liverpool close: Wheat, lid lower; corn,
lid to Id lower.
Primary wheat receipts wcro - 906,000
Dusneis ana snipments 362,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,295,000 bushels and
shipments of 561,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts woro 1,800,000
bushcs. and shipments 848,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,604,000 bushels and
snipments ot 3,ow' bushels Jast year.
Primary oats receipts were 905.000 bush
els and shipment 763,000 bushels, against'
receipts of J.OOS.OOO bushels and shipments
01 cxa'.wo uusucis last year.
' CARLOT IttJCtfiPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ,
Minneapolis
Duluth ,
Omaha. ...........
Kansas City ....
St. Louis
Winnipeg ,...,.'
... 48.
439
127
.376
. 73
. 29
,. 20
.,57
,. 4S
351
253
48
,.V..
The following
:alcs were rcnorted
wneat: no; 2 hard winter. 3$i cars, 82c;
2 cars. 81&4c. No. 3 mixed,' I car, SIHc
No. 3 durum. 1 car. $0'4c; car, 80c. Rye:
No, 3, I car.' 67c. Oats: Standard, 1
Car, 37c. No. 3 white. 1 car. 37Wc: 21
cars, 37Vic. No. H white. 6 cars, 37c. Ma
grade, 1 car 3c. Corn: No. 3 white, 7
cars, C3c; 1. car. 62c; 1 car, C2V4c. No. 4
white. 2 cars. Cle: 2 cars. (SOWe. Na 2
yellow, 8 cars. (ac, 1 car, G3c No. 3
yeiiow. 11 cars, sic; 13 cars, 6216c: 1 car,
CS'ac; IS cars, G2c; 5 cars, 01c. No. 4
yellow. 1 car. 6VAc: 4 cars. 61c: 4 cars.
60Hc; 1 car, 59',c. No. 2 mixed, 2 cars. C3c;
a cars, tcc. rxo. 3 mixed, 5 cars, C2c; 1
car, 6l?ic; ll cars. 61i4c: 6 cars. GlWe: 14
cars, 61c: 1 car, 60Mc-. No. 4 mixed, 12
cars, 604c: 18 cars. COc; 3 cars, 5914c: 2
cars, aic. io. graue. 1 car, 6lc: 1 car, E5c
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard.
spring, S0V4lc: No., i spring. 7SVi80c
No. 2 durum, 8081V4c; No. 3 durum, 79
jS0iic. Corn: No. 2 white, 63V4SGIO; No. 3
wime. wMwc; ino. 4 white, 60VS61c:
No. 2 yellow, G3ttQ3?ie: No. 3 yellow,
6t403c; No. 4 yellow, 69',4Q61V4c: No 2
62tSi63c! Nn. 3. (I)Vi(f?r.?n. v'n a rsuzai'iL.
no grade, &5lc. Oats: no. 2 white, 3S
3SVIC; standard. 37?ic; No. 3 white, 37
jityv. wmie 011.. uuiiey: alanine
556Sc; No. 1 feed. 4554c. Itye; No. S,
CHICAGO GltAIX AND PllOVISIONS
s. - 1
Featnroa of the Trading nhd Closlnir
I'rlcca oh Ilonrd of Trndc.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6. Heavy rains In Ar
gentina, inuKins more certain a big ex
port surplus there broke down the mar
kot again today for corn. Despite a
steadier feeling at the close tho loss was
?io net. Other speculative articles al
showed a decline for the day wheat c,
oats, -Hc and provisions a shade to
1214c.
Liquidating sales by longs and profit
taking by ahortB formed the rule from
the. outset In corn. Besides the bearish
weather and crop nevs from Argentina,
advices camo that 708,030 bushels Of corn
from neunos Ayres had arrived today at
oajveston. The bulls had to face also
an enlargement of 4.2O3.O0O bushels In the
visible supply total, with tho great part
of the Increase augmenting tho burden
some stock in Chicago.
in decided contrast with tho fact that
shipping sales of corn from hero were
lient the free movement of low grade
corn to Chicago from the Interior seemed
unabated. Owing to the mild weather
no change from this ill balanced condi
tion appeared to bo at. hand.
Wheat felt the influence of the setback
to tho corn market, but was steadied by
reports that the Argentine ralnB had
uono much damage to wheat In stacks.
Support developed, too, on account of
the fa ine off ln arrivals northwest,
especially at Winnipeg, where only slxtyi
threu cars were received
Pressure on oats was not nearly so
heavy as on corn, Bears had the ad
vantage, however, partly uh u result of
tanadlan oats continuing to be offered
to tho cast at low prices.
Provisions weakened after a firm start
that was due to higher quotations for
bSyers away? 0rn' thOUK"' turned
Artlcle Open. Hlgh.t Low. Close.l 8afy"
Wheat
May,
92H1
91H
7i4
July.
Corn 1
.May, J
Juiy.l
OnU. f
May.
3li
S7H
6714
91
68
tw',4
40?i
39;
C7H
67Ti
67U
40i'
4H!
33H
mi
40i
JUiy.
Pork
May.
Lard
Oan..
59S1
S0 83HI
10 67H
20 93
20 SO
20 82H :0 57!4
10 674
10 62
"ft
10 b5
11 05
May.
11 Ul
11 15
10 971
11 05
1(1 us
May
11 H
11 10,
U iSM) 11 WA
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat- No rrT
P64J07C: No. 3 red, 9Sg4c: Puclflc cZlti
red. IflMc; No. I hard, nS i
hard. KH&3c; No. i northern, MJ4fj
r4c-. No. 3 northern. 8SHtai4c; No 2
spring-.. JOHo. No. 3 spring. SS& cS'ni
New No. 2, 61H2Hc No! 2 ylllow
(So. No. I, 040pc.'Vjo. 3 White ! ffiefe"c
No. 2 yellow. 0c Oats- No. 2 white
40c No. 3 white, 37?ifrSSHc, standard'
33HJ13M.C, Rye No 2. 61 He Ba.ljy'
WtrTiC Seeds. Timothy, ! 00Q6 35, clover;
m.ttfftt.i. Provisions : rork, liO.J;
Inn), J10.65fllO.67H: ribs, $10.!S10.7S.
BlTTTBlt-lligher; creameries, SftOoYie.
EGUS Lower; receipts, J, MS cases; at
mark, cases Included. 2TjJc; ordinary
firsts. 2Mi90c; firsts, aiHOKc
CHEK81i-8teady; daisies, tSUOtSlic;
twins, 16lSUc; Americas, 16ii10ic; Ion
horns, lH01fiic.
POULTRY-Allve. Irregular; springs,
ISHe; fowl, He; turkeys, lw.
IOTATOKS Steady; receipts, 30 cars;
Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin. 6Jif
b"c; Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin,
wmte, liHSTZC.
M3av vomc (ii:m:iiai, maukkt
)nolntlons of the liny on Vnrlnna
Couiniodltlr.
SEW YOIltC. Jan. B.-FI.OVn-Qulet;
spring patents, .Jfl4.C0; winter straights,
winter patents. jnooi.W; spring
cicars, i.wy4.20- extra No. 1 winter. W.56
JT3.75; extra 7o. 2 winter, 3.35f3.50; Kan
sas straights, J4.05V4.1S.
WHHAT-Spot. firm; No. 2 red. 11.00,
nominal, elevator, dbmMtlc, 'rind J1.01H
f. o. b. afloat. No. 1 northern Duluth,
J1.00U f. o. b. afloat.' Kutores quiet and
barely steady on tho cables, poor 'spot
and export demand ond In -sympathy With
me outsiqe markets, closing HtlHc net
higher; May, 8T4! July, 94Hc.
HOPS Steady: state common to choice.
1913 crop. 401480:, 1912 crop, KV825C; Pacific
coast. 1913 crop. 23fT27c; 1912 crop. 225T24C.
iuui' Meauy; uogota, 29(ff00Vioi Cen
tral America, I9V4c
l'KTHOl.uuM-Steady; refined. Now
York. bulk, tj.25': barrels. 18.7R: cases.
J12.i.
WOOI Stendv: rinmeKtln flr. W
Ohio. :f26c.
COllN-Weak; No. 3 j-cllow, 70Hc. c. 1. f.
to arrive.
OATS-Spot, quiet:, standard white. 45
47Ue; No 3. 4445Hc; fancy clipped
White. 45HP47HC.
HAY Quiet! standard. Jl.flO: No. 1. H.tHU
Q1.05: No. 2, 0fi35c: No. 3, S0OS5C.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 29
30c; seconds. 2MJ29C.
p.IiPvlsIONS-p,rk- steady: mess. J23.23
fiCS-TS: family. I23.0082i5.00; . short clear,
Peof, steady: J18.00.18.60;
family. J19.0Ofi2O.O0. Cut meats, quiet:
PICK led bellies, 10 to IS pounds. J12.KW
13.0; pickled hams. $13.60. Lar(). easy;
middle west, J10.70 10.80;. refined, quiet:
continent. U.S0: South Amcrlqa, JU.80;
compound. JX.25(fa.Ea
TALLOW Strnrlv? rlfv. sain- o,
tii-: special; 7c: "
HUTTKU-narely steady: receipts, .4,200
f creamery extras. 36mff37Hc; firsts.
35c; held extras. 33933c; firsts, 28Q
31c; process extras, 24SI25c.
CHEESK-Firm: receipts. 11,000 boxes;
state, whole' milk, held specials, 17017140;
?,,N?J?.5f. fanJ'. 16HGc; fresh specials,
JtS"!10: average fancy. 164o.
LGas-Irrcgular; receipts. 8,000 cases;
t,..FRlhtr.e1 0"tras, 37S3So; extra flrats,
5?? wf,rf' 35835l4c: refrigerator
flrats, 31H(fi32Hc; hennery whites, 45S48c;
gathered whites, 4548c.
POULTKY-Dressed quiet and steady;
;res.n .kJlle(1 western chickens, 1323c:
fowls. 12018c; turkeys. 18i?23i4c?
Kansnn City (Irnln nnd Pro vlslonn
KANSAS G1TY. Jan. fi.-WHEAT-Cash:
rn .W8"! Nf- 2 red. 91693c.
xtNd' mixed, C6c Noa 3. 63li8
Wni;i.iKo' .2,whlle' "SWc; No. 3. 67c.
f;J?fl?FJ,T,ce8 r '"tures:
?vT1iLA7',:ay HSSfi'Uc; JuIy.-R2Hc.
m?xed Me,0' Whlte' ViS4b No. 2
BUTTEH Orrnmorv 5J. 1..1.
seconds. 32c packing. 194t: ' '
S9S?E'J?l5t secorids, 20c.
iuui;liu-mni and springs, 13c; tur
keys, lie.
Omnlin Hay Jtnrket.
OMAHA. Jan. C-PItAIUIE HAY No.
1. 'P.-0"0'08 upland. 'SU .000.13.00: No. 2.
10.00ail.00: No. 3, 8.00lffl0.00: -No. 1 to
choice, midland. J11.00JI11.C0: No, 2,. jio.00
fll.00: No. .8. J8.OOfflO.05; No. 1 to choice
lowland. S.OOfj'S.OO; No. 2, 'r.OOifOO; No.
3, 5.00W7.00.
STHAw Choice oat or rye, 6.0rwwi.50:
choice wheat, 5.00a'5.50.
, ALKALKA-Gholce of pea green, 14.009
15.00; No, 1, 13.O0fH4.p0; No. 2, 11.00
13.00; No. 3, 9.00.11.00. ' '
HtliineapolU fJraln Mnrknif f
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 6.-VVUEAT-So.
r hard. i8jfS9Hc: No. 1 itorthorn, 86
S6'4o; No, 2 northern, K3(ff?6c: No. 3
white. 81H0S4C; May, 877iSSo; July, 89Vic.
KIX)Un Quiet: fancy patents. J4.60;
first clears, .40: second clears, t2.Vu
PAULEY 55fi7c.
HYE-63fi55c.
HUAN-IInchanged.
COUN-No. 3 yellow, tn'iWc.
OATS No. 3 white. 35VJig35Hc.
KLAX-K.4SX1.B2K.
Liverpool fSrnln Mnrket.
' r-U'ERPOOU Jan. B.-WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. 2. red western winter, 7a 4Vid;
No. 1 Manitoba, 7s l4d; No. 2. 7s Id; No.
3. 6s lid; futures, easy; March, 7s ld;
May, 7s T4d.
COItN Quiet: American mixed, 6s 8d;
La Plata futures steady; January, 4s
9dj February, 4s 10d.
FLOUR Winter patents, 2Ss fid.
HOPS In London, Pacific coast, 5 BsS
6 15s.
St. LoiiIh Griicrnl Market.
ST. "LOUIS, Jan. 5. WHEAT No. 2
red, OHMmmc No. 2 hard, 87893c: May,
92ct July, 85c.
CORN No. 2 (. Nn o -o
W4o: old. 7GOT7c: May. TOVlc: July. CTTic.
x,OAT.flT:No:!- S3V440c; No. 2 white. 41o;
May. 41V4c; July,. 40Sc '
RYE-Olc.
Oils nil (i Aosln.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6. COTTONSEED
OIL Barely steady; prime summer yel-
si.A6y; fltralned' common to
TURPENTINE Firm; machine barrels.
4ic.
mRA.YAjSNAH Ga- Jan- 6. TURPEN
TINE Firm at 44ic! sales, 157 bbls.: re
ceipts. 93 bbls.; shipments, 196 bbls.;
stocks, 30,7or, bbls.
ROSIN-Flrm; sales. 1,654 bbls.: - re
ceipts, 6C2 bbls.; shipments, none; stocks,
lii.wa urns, wuotatlons: A. B, C, D, B,
F, G and II. W.75; I. .90; K, J4.55; M,
5.50; N, 6.35; WO, 6.55; WW, J6.85.
Coffee Morkot.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6. COFFEE Tho
market was quiet today, After opening
steady, 4 points lower to 5 points higher.
prices ruled fairly steady oa scattered
covering anu traae buying. urazlHari re
ceipts continued full, but there seemed to
De ies pressure in tno cost and freight
market. Tho close was steady, -i to a
points net higher. Sales, 22,000 bags! Jan
nary, .ac; .March, x.V3c:, May, 9.19c; July,
9 39c; September, 8.5.'c; tOctobcr, 9.C0c: De
cember, 9.70c. Spot, quiet: Rio No, 7, 9c;
a . . . , ..... . '
oniuus no. i, uc. ojiia, auu; uorapva,
130160, nominal.
NEW VdP.lv, Jan. 5. COTTON Futures
closed steady; January, 11.7c; March,.
j.iil, .wuy, ii.kbc; Juiy, n.wic: uctoner,
11.45c, Spot, quiet; middling. J2.S0c; gulf.
12.53c,
Market closed steady, net unchanged
to 11 points lower; generally net un
changed to E points lower.
LIVBRPOOIi. Jan. 5.-430TTON-Spot,
good business done; prices easier; mlddl.
:nK Es7-54d; Kood middling. 7,:0d: mlddl.
Ing. C96d; low middling, .7M; good ordln
ary, 6.0Gd; ordinary, 8.72c; aales, 1,200
bales.
Ory G001U StarUrt.
Cotton blanket prides named fqr fall of
1014 showed advances today averaging 7
vci ;-iiv lutru uinu a year ago .and not
as high as buyers were looking for. It
was announced that prices on 4x4 Fruit
of the I.oom .will not be changed down
ward during January. Fahcy overcoat
ings were opened for fall today, the price
reductions jiot exceeding 7 per cent on
una ill. JBiits ttciu -IJUiei.
Hrapornte-d Apple ami Dried Irnlta
NEW VOIIK. Jan. C EVAPfirtATt-n
APPLIES Quiet and steady; fancy, 110
J2Ue; choice. 9M(C9c: prime, tJ8Uc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunea. quleti Call
fornlap, 3il2c; Oregons. S4Qllc, Aprl-
V.OIO. iirni; vnuiue. ioc; extra cnoice,
14H14ic; fancy, 15ari6c. Peaches, firm;
rhnlri. AlfifiUo Afctrn nnU RXUftHe l.n..,
7iffcc. Raisins, dull; loose muscatels, lit
6c; choice to fancy seeded, 7BSHc; seed
less, 4"HQ3tirtc; Mnaon layerf, 11.75ys.oc.
Mnsrtts. IarUrf.
NBW YORK, Jap. 5.-44ITaAR-Raw,
sirauy, niuicovsuu, i.vi.ix; ceniniU1
gal. 3.1&r3.23r; molasses, t 4032. 45c: re.
fined, easy. 10&25 points lower, out loaf.
5.05f . crushed, 4 S6c mould A, 4. COc, rubes,
4 DOc: XXXX powdered, 4 20c; powdered,
4 Uc, fine granulated, 4 OGc, diamond A,
4.00c, confectioners' A, S.S&c, No. 1, J.SOe,
HEW YORK STOCK MARKET
becomes unite Active After narrow
and Irregular Movement.
MATERIAL GAINS AT THE CLOSE
SlmiRth of tnlon Pnrlflc I'otlotm
Pnbllrntlon of Cnnipnnr'a !
tnlled Ilrport of (hp I.nst
Flscnl Your,
SEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Aftrr movlne
wlthhtn narrow and trirgular limit for
tit rVmaIam rnr It... AU.lnn , rt . I r. '
l'C I J . Kill rtn.'lUH vr,ll.J a
stock nlarket became quite active In the
latet dealings under tho lead of Union
Paclfto and closed with a number ot ma
terial gains. In the early pan ot tho day
trading was uuii and cnanges other than
fractional were limited to tho oil shares,
California Petroleum Issues, especially
tno preferred stock, making sensational
gains -on Unconfirmed reports that a
"gusher" of great volume had been dis
covered. Other petroleum shares moved
up in sympathy.
Tho late rise In Union Pacific was at
tributed to short covering, but tho
strength or Southern Pacific followed tho
publication ot the company's detailed re
port for the last fiscal year, showing
earnings of about 10 per cent applicable
to raiMal stock, a gain of about 2 p?r
cent over .the preceding year. Prices
shaded from the best In the final dealings,
but the closing was strong. It Is note
worthy that tho market was at lis best
soon after word camo from Washington
that the supreme court would hand down
no decisions ln tho moro Important cases
now under review.
L.vt Saturday" favorable bank state
ment found reflection In easier money
rales. There were reports ot prospective
gold Imports, but these were! unsupported
by tho rates of exchange, which u any
thing, moved against any early Inflow
of the metal.
Foreign markets played no part In local
oneratlons. London's ranee for our
securities was irregular with negugiDie
conditions in runs anu uerun, annougn
the latter center bought sparingly of
Canadian Pacific, which made a net los
on tno day. '
There was a varied demand for bond,
tho undertone showing firmness. United
ftatcs coupon 4s declined H per cent on
call. Total sales, par value, aggregated
2.5C0.CO0.
Nujiber of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
AmitftmttFd coprtr ...
Amrrtran Agricultural ..
American nt Suiar....
American Can ,.
American Can pfd
American C. A P
American Cotton Oil,.,,.'
Am. Ic RocurltlM
American Llnaeed
American Iucomotlre ...
American 8. & H
Am. fi. & it. rM
Am, Huitr Itetlnlnc
American T. & T. .......
American Tobacco ......
Anaconda Mining Co..,.
Atchtaon
AtchlMn pti) ,,,,,
Atlantis Coiut Line
Baltimore & Ohio
,nthlehem Steel
DroOHlrn Ittnld Tr
11,690 JJ "IK "S'i
IH
200 mi ttVs
i,to us t
t
00 H 4H
7
3,tco a u 2 :m
8"i
too 33M tlK 32 'i
200 M 3V4 H
1014
l,30O,U0 ll , 11SH
:no :i S4ivi 244
00 14U S.l't 34U
1,100 9t4 ran PI
tvi
1UT
I, 900 :s iih n
400 JS', 59H !;
M0 88 87t, MH
II, 400 209H m?u :os
i.mo . r.s a 27s
800 DO MU bOH
200 1! 1; 11
700 10O, ion ico
. 600 nm m 4
moo 3014 2n 31114
400 1MH US ISO.
CRnadlan Pacific?
central leather
Cheaapeako & Ohio
OilcafO a. W.
Chicago, M. & fit. P....
Chicago & N- W
Colorado Fuel L Iron...
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Product
Delavare & Itudron
Denrer, ft Hlo Orande..,,
Denver ft II. O. prd.
maimers' Securities ....
T?M
Krle Ht pfd
Krle M pfd
General Klectrle
Oreat Korthern pfd
Jlreat Nortern Ore otfa.
Illinois central ...i
Interboroujh Met
Inter: Met. utfl
ti
..... lil
..... 1
. . . 2.)
1 17H
ztu :;n
44 44H
4,100 28
TOO l'i
(' '
,'.. 36
, 139
700 Mass m 128U,
800 33i 3IU 33H
io:vl
1,200 15'. IIH 1
l.OiW 61 60 HOT
International Harvester., I.W0 100T4 W.i 100V,
iuiarjuarine pia
International . l aper
International Pflmp .i...
Kanaai Cltr bouthern....
Lael4e Oaa .,
Lehigh Valler
IxmlaTllle ft Naahvllle...
M., St.. h. A R. tits. M.
Mlatouri. K. T
.,.,.. ,,, 13
...... 8U.
H
' 24H
...... ..... S3
1.1CKX 1)1. US!, 14UK
U1H
!H4i
19
.Missouri i'aCKIc
National tllacult
1.000 U 24H
Iti
1.0
44
National Ixad ...i ,,
N. It. It. ot M. Sd pfd
New York Central 1,700 tlW
N. Y., o. & W.j
Norfolk Western ;.
North American
MX
25 H
J02V,
65
SOO 10914 30914 i.M
, , f m
,1.300 , 109H 109 li JS
S,00p'l25 H1H H4
Northern PaclllS'
1'aclfie Mall
Pennsylvania
I'eople'a Gas ,
V.. C. C. & Kt. Ij..
l'lttsburgh Coal
Pressed steel Car.,..,.
Pullman 1'slace Car....
Heading
Itepubllo Iron A Steel.
Hepubllc I. ft s. pfd..
Hock Island Co
Hock Island Co. pfd...
a u t a. v. id pw.
Hesboard Air Line
Seaboard A. L. pfd....
Stoaa.Hhefrield S. A I.
foul hern PaclMc
Houthern ltallwar
Eo. ltallwar pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texas ft Pacific
n
..,., .,,, 18
76 '4
1MW
38.400 )Mi
S7'i IMS
194 lS(i
600 tWi.
200
'"soo
""360
809
"ilsoo
too
too
4,200
13
20 V,
20V,
'ioii 'ioU
7
17
46
17tt
47
'Jo"
2K
7
27
88i
89T.
23W
23 It
7SU 76 H
nil ail
zoo
Union 1'aclflo ..J.00 IMS lMtJ U6U
I?1 'w mk T
13
United Htatei ItxIlT
United States llubber..
United Ktntea Hteel
U. 8. Steel pfd.
Utah Copper
Va.-Carollna Cnemloal .
Wabnah
Wabash pfd
Weatern Maryland ...',.
Western Union .........
Westlnahouse Electric .,
Wneellnf ft Ike Erie.
S3
M
600 6SH
23,400 MTs
'"soJ.'m"
C3
67H
to
IOC1..
eo
7'1
S1U
2.'700
90)
Ml
60
(3
new iieren 2.SM ttu ;
Total sales fo, the day. 227.700 'shsrea.
.7
New Vork Mo IIPV It 1 1 as r at
firm: htaVeir cnt lo 1
cent; ruling rate. 4U beV cent'
MKIiPi WHIT f i-a a ...
cent rai-avu-owBai Per
STERIilNG KXCHANOB - Strong
mefclal bllis' rZj."m"au"- com
ait.VER-Bar. 57!4c;
Mexican dollars.
HONDS-Gnvernmnnt u.,.. ...11 .
flnn. " 'w"uau
Closing, quotations on bonds wc,ro us
IUIIU no.
U. S. ret; 2s. 91 K. C. Ho. r. Is..,. 91
00 coopoo ........ ss i b. deb. 4s 1931.. kit:
do l re. lyHU & N. unl. 4s.... m5
do 2a coupon-, .... UltU. K. & T. 1st la. ?4
110 s ia uo aen. s:
da coupon 112 11 0. racltlc 4i 60
Panama la coupon. .101 f do con r. Ci ;o
Amer. Ac- Is. ....... 9'ltN. rt. II, of t. 4 Us CO
A. T, T. ci ,4s.. s iN, Y. C. g, 3V4,. IH4
-Am. idiswcw no aso. is M.
Armour A CO. 4HsHK Y. K. H, A 11.
Atchison s.n. s. ... 9JV. .ct. Jtis el4
do CT. 4s 1910 94J.N. & w. 1st e. 4., 95
do ct, ta 100 do ct. 4a 102
A. C, I 1st Is 91 Ho. Paclllc ,4s,..,.. 92;
Dal. & Oblo 4 , 91K do 3 ,'. (414
do 2Us WHO. 8. U rtd,, 4s. . 19s,
Brook. Tr. ct. 4s... l7Jleon. cv. JVis 191S.. 97U
Cen. ot Oa. (a...i 1014 do coo. 4a 99U
On. leather Is.,.. 97Hnadlna cn. 4a IU
CTiss. U Ohio 4Ks. 91 8. I,. A H, P. tt 4a 7IU
do ronT. 414s 10 do n. ta. II
CblcaaO & A. VAt. iH.Kt. U H. W. C 4s.. 7S
C. n. Q J. 4s. 95 B. A. U adj. ta. . . . 7JH
do aso. 4s. 91H?o. lae. col, ... 91
C M 8 V 0 4HS..10I do ct. 4a., UL
C. It. I. A. P, e. Is 41 do 1st nr. 4s.. . Ht
do rf. 4 7114 80. ltallwar ta... .1014.
C. li . r 4H 90U An sn, 4a., 711!
D. A II. ct, 4s. ..,97,tfnlon Paclllc 4s. . H
O. It. 0. rer. Is el do cv, 4a. . .. iu
Dlstlllors' ta UK do 1st k ttt. Is. nu
Kris p. 1. 4s J I. S. Itubber Bo.. 102
do nn. la , , 71 HI' 9. Steal 2d 6s. . 1(0 '1
do er Is, ar. U. 71SV.P. Cliaia. t.. . iiu
III. Can. 1st r. 4s.. l9WaMsh 1st A ex. 4l SOU
Intar. Met. 4',4a..-. TSS'W'astarn Md, 4s.... 75ti
Inter. M. M. ii.. MWart. Elac ct. Is. mC
194
japan 4i,s ii-'WIs. central Is.
tlld. Offareil.
liocnl SecTjrltles;
Quotations furnished by 11 urns, Drlnasr A Co.,
119 Omaha NalUsal tank bullalof:
Did. AiWad.
Cudahr Pat VI ni la, 1924 Vi MVi
Calllornla, Stale t. liar. 4, 1913..,. it 94
Dears A Co. ptd, VZ 214
Diinda. Jit., la. 192 9 104
El I'sso. .Tax., iSawtr (a. 1J1 , 102 101. U
Kalrroont Craamsrr per cant (uar.. lOOtl 1011s
Fairmont Creamer 7 par cent prd.. 101 102
Harris Co.. Taa, 414s, 19SJ 911, 99 V4
Inter. JUpld Tr. ea. 19M rt 9IV4
Kanaaa Cltr Hohool 4s. 1912 4t,
K. C. II. A O. Ht. 1st 4s. 1151 21 12
Uncala O. A K 1st l. 1941 , 10 u
N. T Cen. Kij ;lp. 414s. scr. 1911-29 toj
Nortolk, Nsb. Is 1921.. ., 104 104.12
Cltr ot Omaha IHs, 1141 . l 100
Omaha Kt. Hr tt. 1914. . . 994 100 '4 ,
Omaha & C, II. Ht Rr is. 1121. 94 9IW
Omaha St I I) R. A D . HVi 6I
OakUnd. Cal Ua. J rap. Is. 1130, Ul W 10 M
Paclllc a, tt ft. it, 1914 99 99H
Portland, Ore. 4a, 19)1 91 9.1 77
Has l-'ranclsco (a, 19M 101 U )02U
&riH
SHH$ .Vr::
Tri-ntr n. i Oo. , lw
91
lifklnM KIArfe riMI iiiuk. .....
Itnmnn ntttek Market.
t!08TO.N Jan. S.-CloslniS HUotntlons
on stocks were:
Alloun M Ni4 On. ..
Amil. fWwr . . TtilNlplMlni Minn
A. t U I North imtle ...
Arliena Com 1U North lV ...
It
TS
8's
IS
.
21
. CO
u
qui & Arltont.. .. M OM Dominion .
CcnlmnUl II (julnrr ,.,.. .
foBjwr ltnf V C. Seilhtnnon ....
Eit htttt C. M .. It Surrlr
Krinkllo S tiuptrlor' U. M..
umnor ion ,4 Tmrrn
21
Green canane.
4U. B. P. II. A M... l4
I
sle ltovsle Corner 19 da prd IIS
Kerr Lnae 4t1Uah Con IS
lVe Copper . ... T Utah Copper CO. ... 4s
I Dalle Copper... 4Vlnona ., , li
Miami Copper . . SlS Wolverine 41
siona, . 4IH
London NtocU .'MiirU.el.
I.ONIXJN. Jan. 6. American securities
were unlet durliic the early -trading to
day. At noon Canadian .Paclflo was
lower nnd the rest of tho list ranged from
unchanged to H below parity.
Consols, moner . . 71 1 Union Tacltlo .... 15t
do account ... . 71s
SIKVKlt liar, unlet ot M 9.1Cd . per
ounce.
MONKY-8lf34 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATKS-Shnrt bills. 4. per
cent! three months, 4V per cent.
Omaha CiiJNiniAi. .AiAitKnr.
UUTTKrt No. 1. Lib. cartons. 33c: No.
1, 60.1b. tubs. 31c.
FISH White, fresh, 16c; trout, fresh.
Uc; large crapplcs, fresh, 13G15c; Spanish
mackerel, lfic: shad Yoc, por pair, 10c;
salmon, fresh, lOo; halibut, fresh. Ho;
buffalo, I'd buuiieads, I3c; channel cat
fish, lfic: pike, isc; pickerel, 120,
pnilt.TIlY-nmllerR. 14.0c4iC.0i) ner dot.:
hens. 15c: cocks. 12c; ducks. Ko; rcpjm',
ibe; lurneys, iukcoiib, iwr uuk., ei.w,
ducks, full feathered, Uric; geese, full
rcatlierca, 11c; squaos, xmo. j. i.w; io.
ItllC.
Whnleaale nrlces of beef cuts otteotlve
today In Omaha aro us follows:
UKr.r HUTU-Hius; ino. 1, iorc; io.
MV.t: Nn. 3. 12c. Loins: No. 1. lSci
No, 2, lfk;; No. 3. liKc. Chucks: No. 1.
lOMtc: No. 2, loo; No X 6yc Rounds:
No. 1, mici No. 2, l!icl No. 3, ltc.
Platen; No. 1, BHc! No. 2, 8c; No. 3, 7'ic.
FRUITS-.Oronces: California navels.
extra fancy Sunkist. M. 320, 1W, 178, 2C0
and 350 sizes, 13.W. s site, k.w; sixo,
J2.40; 321 site. 2.!5; Florida. IKS nnd 126
slues, tXifO; ISO, iiB, 'J00 nnd 2) slses, f.?.60;
2M slip. S2.40; 2S8 nnd 324 slses, iSS;
Florida Kutnquats. per box, 25o. Apples:
Extra fancy Washington Jonathans, per
box, J2.28: Whlto Winter Pearmalns. per
box, $2.25; fancy Whlto Winter Pear
malns, per box; 12.00; fancy Idaho Hlack
Twigs, per box, 2.00; fancy Idaho Bald
wins, per box. $3.4.10: fancy Idaho YSrk
Imperials, rer box. 32.00: fancy Idaho
Walbrldgcs, icr box. Il.bj; fancy Idaho
Willow Twigs, iKir box, ll.fT.; fancy Idaho
Smith Citier, per box. Jl.tt; extra fancy
Idaho Northern Spy, Greenings or KlngB.
per box, 12.00; extra fancy Idaho Rim
bos, per box, 2.26: extra fancy lien Davis,
per box, $1.06; fancy Ucn Davis, per box,
.tu; choke Den Davis, per box, l. jo;
Hen Davis, er bbl., I4.W; York Imier1ols,
per oul., iw; winKiers, icr bijim
Lemons: Kxtra fancy Sunklsti aootf and
MOs. rr box, $8.60: extra choice Red Hall,
800s ohd"S60s, per bos, J7.f0. tlrapes: Ktr
fancy Kmperors. per crate, i.zo; Mn s
lOmrutrom. mr bbl.. 14.00: Imported Mal
agas, extra fancy, $7.00; fancy, J8.50; xtra
choice, 8.w cnoice, j.uu. iw""''.
Kxtru fancy Florida, 6s, 33.C0. 46s and 96s.
33.76 64s, 01s, arid 80s, 34.2II. CranDetTles:
Per box. 32.75: lloll nnd Uutjlp. per bbl.,
19.00; Hell nnd Cherry, per bbl., .H:
late red. per bbl., $8.23; Richard, for bbl.,
$9.00: extreme Jumbo, per bbl.. JU.0O. ,
VEGKTAULKS Potatoea; Oenulne Red
River Early Ohio, per bu., Jl.uo; Kural
or BurbankB. per bu Sac; Idaho Rurolt,
rtAn i.,t civ. Tintntnefi! Per hamper.
$1.23. Cabbage: Holland seed, per lb., 2c;
red, per lb., Sc. Onions: Ohio, largo Red
uioue, per id.. sc; tspanian, tvi
$1.60. Tomatoes: CnJirornla. per 4-baakot
crate, J2.00.
MlSCKLLANttOUS-Callfornla fins, 12
2-oz. pkgs., 85c; W 6-oz. pkgs., iiuo; t all-
1
fornla black fins, 12 12-oz. puns., ji.w; 1
crown Imported figs, per lh.. Uc; 3-crowii
Imported figs, per lb., I3cj 7-crown pulled
riL'H Minyns wcluhlm: about S lbs.). Wo: 6-
crown pulled fles iboxes weighing about
0 lbs.), 75c; 7-crown pulled figs (boxes
welshing 10 oz.), por du., 31.23. Drome
dary 1 brand dates, phtS... $3,01: Anchor
brand dutes, pkg J2.25, Halloween dates,
per lb., 7Vtc. Parsnips, per lb., 22. Car
lots, per lb., 2c lleetK, per lb., 2C Tur
nlns. nor lb.. 2c. Rutabagas, per lb., I'ic
California JUmb'o celery, per doi., Sx.
Michigan Celery, per dot, sic. uiuer, par
keg, K3.23; per half bbl., 15.73. Shallots,
por doz.. We. Parsley, per doz., 400.
Radishes, per doz., iOs. Head lettuce, por
doz., JtW. Homo-grown leaf lettuce, per
uoz., IOC. urcen poppers, per uuskci. wa
Wax or green beans, per hamper, 36.00.
lint house cucumbers, por doc, 21.tCKh2.CO.
Cauliflower, per crate, 23.15. Venetian
garlic, per lb., UVSc Kggplnrtt, per doz.,
J.'.Ou. Horseradish (2 doz. oottlcs In case),
per case, J.'.uu. wainuis, .-no. 1 son sneu,
nor lb., 19c Medium pecans, per lb., 13Ho.
Pecans, jumbo, per lb., 15a Cllant pecans,
Louisiana paper shell, per lb., 26c. Fil
berts, per lb 15c. Drake ultnonds, per
lb., ISc; paper shell, 23c. Brazils, per lb.,
lko; large washed, ptir lb., llc. Black
walnuts, per lb., 214c. Ptanuts, raw, No.
1, per lb., 7c; jumbo, per lb.. So; roasted,
per lb., iV4c Shell bark hickory nuts, per
lb., 4c. Whlto rice popcorn, per lb., 4c.
Checkers, per iw-id. case, per J-
pkg. caae, 31.76. Cooonnuta, per sack,
37.00. Chestnuts, Imported Itauun, por
lb.. 10c; sack or bbl. lots, pc. Honey,
wtuto Clover, xi-secvioil case, per case.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jhn. 5. M HTJ'A LS Lead i
Quiet, M.1W4.10; Ixindon, 18 10s, Spelter:
Quiet, fo.2.Vu5.40; London, 21 JOe. Copper:
unsettled: standard, spot not quoteu;
January offered at 314.874; February of
fered at Ji4.su; Aiarcn ana April oircrea
at 314.23; Electrolytic, tl4.C2K-ftl4.75: lako,
J15.005 15.50. nominal; castings, (14.374.
Tin: Easy: Spot and January, tX.Wa
3.0; February, I3a453.70; March, 336.60
$136.80; April. iI.703.BS. Antimony: Dull:
Cookson's, $7.457.00. Ironl Quiet; No, 1
northern, 91fi.OO015.fK): No. 2 northern,
fl4.75iftl5.25: No. 1 soutnern. 115.00ijlE.6U;
No. 1 southern soft, 116.00316.50.
London market closed as follows: Cop
per: Firm: .Spot, G3 12s 6d; futures, C4
Es. Tin: Finn; spot? 168 15s; futures,
1C8 10a. Iron: Cleveland warrants, 43s
lOKd.
HT. LOUIS. Jan. 6. METALS Lead,
steady, at $1.10. Spelter, firm, at ts.23v
St, Louis) Live Stuck Market.
HT. LOUIS. Jan. B-CATTLIS-Recclpts.
4.SO0 head; market steady: native beef
steers, S7.509tt.25; cows arid heifers, $4.2.Vt('
8.M); Blockers ana leeders, ia.0097.00:
southern steers. fH.Wl.40: cows and
heifers, t4.O0fc3.0O; native cnlvw, 8.00
rn 11.25.
HOOS Receipts, 16,000, market 104?15c
higher: Pigs and lights, t0.70ft8.20: mixed
and butchers, t8.10f(8.40; good heavi. W-20
Sli.30,
8HKEP AND LAMBS-Recelpls. 2.600
ncoa: marxei sieaay; native muttons.
&.ooti.io; iambs, .wx(i.w.
Kniisns City Live Dn.clc Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 6. CATTLB-Re
colpts, 15,000 head; market steady to
strong: prime fed steers, t8.4Ofr0.00;
dressed beef steers, t7.25tf8.13: western
steers, I6.76ftf.4S; southern steers, tfi.2.V
i.w, cows, i.;v-n., ueirera, lo.ttyiio.cw;
stockers and feeders, K.Wd'.U); bulls,
t5.00fi7.25; calves, t0.60ail.00.
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 head! market 6f
ic nigner: ouik or sales, t7.80o;8.iO;
heavy, t8.058.15; packem and butchers,
r.SVrf8.1E: light. t7.70ira.0S: nigs, to.75fl7.fi0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10.00J
head: market steady. 10c hltrher: inmiia
Mio lower: lambs, M.OOft? 40; yoarltnes,
.tyyfl7.2-i: wethers, 5.a8C.OO; ewe. ,40
3.50.
"Iinix rily Live KlooLc Mnrket
SIOUX CITV, la.. Jan. 5. CATTLE
Receipts, 4,.Vi0 head; market steady to 10?
lower: native steers, t7.S0fl7.40i cows ond
heifers, I4.W&G..7); butcners' stock, K.ZrD
7.10; canners. t3.504.50; stockers ond feed
ers, tS.264f7.01; calves, tO.W310.00; bulls,
stags, etc.. S5.2&07.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 3,000 head: market Cc
to 10c higher; heavy, S7.80O7.W; mixed.
S7.70jt7.SS;, light. S7C037.76; bulk of sales,
S7.75irr.S5.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 2.600
head; market 10c lower; fod muttons, t5.60
116.60; wolera. $l.60f(6.60; ewes, ri.762l6.00:
lambs, t5.75ft7.ft).
HI. Joeili I.lvs Htork Miirkrl.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. C.r"ATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.600 head, market steady; steers,
t5,OOlj0.OO. cows and heifers, t4
calve. t3.OOflO60.
HOQS Receipts, 7.C00 head, market 10c
hlaher top, t 15, bulk of sales, 17 S0
SHEEP AND LAMI38- Receipts. 6.000
head, markvt steady, lambs, tj.00Q3.10.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Large but Values
Are Steady.
HOG RECEIPTS ARE ALSO HEAVY
Cholrc llulrlirr Sliitf Opens n Dime
ltlaher Oilier (Irndris Are Clrn
rrallr Above Snturday'" Av
ernne l.nmba Lower.
SOl Tll OMAHA, Jan. 6, IMS.
Receipts were Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
Ksllmate Monday 5.K fi.iW IS.tWO
same day last week... 6,048
Same 2 weeks ago 2.VSS
Same 3 weeks tigo fi,iS7
6.00S
3.414
7,575
J.4S1
12,107
14.104
Soma 4 weeks suo 2. Sit
Same day last year ,.. M
6,021
11.71
The following table shows the range or
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
Mock marktt for tho last few days, with
comparisons .
Date. I m.l, lll.lU.lW0.lW.tWW.liOT.
Dec. N.I 7 I5?il 7 1SI I HI
41
Doe. n.1 I e I ae 1 1 1.
e
4 29
4 XI
4 44
Dec. ;u
I Wtr. i ? e.
UK 7 tsj
t; 7 22
(I0J
a W
7 731 1
6 00
Dec I
79
Dec. SS,
' 707
6 S
7 70
7 68
8 SO
St
Dec. .
Ltw. JO.
Doc. 31.
Date.
Jan. I,.
Jan. 2..
Jan. 3..
Jan. 4..
7 817
6
8 31
6 61
7 VS. 7 6 fail 7 t.
7 s7V 7 OS. 7 7
j7
S 'A
8 211
6 4tt
5 60
4 60
4 33
1
1911. 18l3.l9l2.imi. 11910
lsai.
1908.
T 7 10 OS I
7 MH 7 101 fl 00 7 S5
7 )Yt 7 13 & yoj S tt!
8 211 5 MB
5 3S
6 76
4 ,11
$ 80 4 40
8 38 6 701 4 S3
I . 14 6 W 7 tail
Jan. fi..
7 bSHI I 00) 7 7 S 47! 5 6.11
Sunday, "Holiday.
Receipts and disposition ot live stock
at U10 Union Mtock Yards, .South Omaha,
for tho twenty-four hours endliiK at 3
o'clock yesterday:
RKCKIRT8-CARS.
Cattlo.Hocs. BheoP.U'r's.
L'.. .M. & St. I'. 10
Wabash 1
Missouri 1'arltlc 4
Union Pacific 66
C. & N. V east.. 14
C. & N. W.. west.. 42
C, HI. P., M. ft O... 31
C, 11. & Q cast.. 3
C, H. & Q., west.. 3S
C, R. I. A P.. east.. 14
3
1 2 n
10 K, 7
2 1
3 3 5
S3..
.. . . 1
27 3D 6
.
a. . . . .
u
,2 1
4
M 67 37
it.. 11. 1. p., west. 2
Illinois U'entrni .... 11
Chicago, O, V 6
Total receipts ....222
DI8PO8ITION-HKAI).
Catle.HoRS.Bheep.
JI orris A Co.
70S
1.030
l.sta
Bwirt & Co
Cttdahy Packlntr Co
Armour & Co.,.,,,.,..;,
Schwartz (7n
614
701
615
1.271
MM
1.662
26
m
2.7M
2,200
3.310
J. V. Murphy
Aiorrcn ,
U P. CO
H. O. P. Co
Rapp ,
3(1.
34
2
v. U. Vansant Co
Benton. Vansant & I4.'. ics
Hill & Son K2
V. B. Irftwls 12(1
Huston & CO IT,
J. B. Root & Co '."lto
J. II. Bulla... ..1... 22
Ji. V. Husk 26
Rosenstock Bros 117 ,
Wcrlhelmer & DcRcn., 625
H. I". Hamilton..... 04
Sullivan Bros 87
Rothschild 169
Mo. & Knn. Calf CO.... K)
dirlstlo M.. ST.
HlRRlns 16
Iluffnmn 17
Roth 22
Tanner i... 77
Harvey .., '. 76
Carter H
Jowa Cattle. Co..... S3
Other buyers 203
. )
14,w3
Totals 6.607
6.4S3
n ATTl .ir ThA wiwlt nrvtlH OUt Wltll Oi
very reBpectablo run of cattlq.and prob
ably two-thirds of tho ottering, wero
beef Bttors of a fair uuftltty. Trado was
rather alow at tho start, owing to tho.
nmplo offtTlngs and the somewhat in
different tono to advices from, eastern
inarkota, but competition lor tne more
desirable grades, both hcrwy ond light,.
was BUinoiemiy acuve o,jnar, kuuu,,
steady market "6a anything ot th(s Kind.
WhMi It r-jime to the ordinary rdn of
short-fed arid warmed-up cattle trade
was ratlier draggy. and It took, some
what easier prices n a rulo to move the
sturt. In the main, howover, it was
pretty close to a steady market, although
the movoinent was Inclined to bo slug
gish nil 'forenoon. . . .
As was noted, tno latter pari or. iasi
week the demand for, cows and hcltora
linn Ininrrtvrxl somewhat SlnCe. the. I10II-.
days, and prlrtlcuiarly foretho good to
choice grauca Inquiry wns brisk and
price biroug. I'.von 1110 iuir 10 uuuu
grades of cow stuff find a butter outlet
tnali one or two weeks ago, ana' prices
wcro fully steady with lost week's strong-
close all around. Veal calves continue
m active reauest nnd firm, and there wan
a very good outlet, ana a sieaay niurnoi
for bulls, stags, otc
Business In stock cattle and feeding?
steers was not particularly active, bur.
values tui a rule wcrd substantially in
tho same notches as tho close of last
-week. Most of the fleshy steers aro
going to the packers at oeitur prices
than tho feeder buyers paid, ana tho
aemand ln the country Is largely con
fined to deslrabio llgnt ana meaium
welght grades.
Quotations on cattlei Good to. choice
i,i..r ati'trn. S3.034iw.Mj: fair to eood beef
steers, t7.6C8U; common to fair beef
steer. t6.6OQ7.60; fair to choice yearlings,
8.(M4J'J.0O; good to cliojcu cornfed heUers,
fair to gooa graaes, to.iuiuo.io; cominori
tn fair irrailes. ll.XUiC.). good to cholca
Miockers and feeders, J7.U7.iO; fair to
good stocuers ana xecucrs, so.ovui.ov;
onmmon to ftttr stockers and feeders.
$u.7H6.w: stock cows ana neneis, . trp
ti.7o; veal calves, ti.wuw.Wi' uunn, siass,
etc.. ll.&WUow.
llepresentaiive suies:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
Av. rr.
No. At. Pr.
11..
26...
27...
1084 49
Ill 7 25
..... S22 t 40
1041 7 40
961 7 10
,...,1190 7 IS
921 1 75
1090 7 10
25.,.., 1121 - la
SO,...,., 1141 7 IS
20 ,,1121 00
19 1111 I 00
V0.,., 1301 I to
19 ..ilea i io
17 1101 I 44
' II 1221 I 10
13...
12...
40...
...
1...
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
I Ill I IS 7 934 7 75
in 720 7 23 912 I 00
21... 45 I 4 , j
COWS.-
4 922 4 23 , 2 4 I 10
21 711 4 65
1 1012 4K
1 920 I 10
'11..'. ..1217 60
1230 I lo
1." IlW 120
11 ,.1090 C 20
L ,,.1060 .( K
t ,....1025 110
23.,,,, 10SI t (0
20 ,.,..1179 6
2 I5 a 15
1 lli t 23
4..
111 o u
910 9 M
30 6. CO
1...
I...
HEIFERS.
712 I 00 ... 9U 6 10
931 ( W J U0 71
.112 I 60 3 W III
DULLS.
.1150 I CO 2
1
.1140 t M
.1220 10
. 920 T
I...,, 110 I 10 1
1110 SIS 1
1 1150 I Ti
CALA'ES.
T I1C 7 21 1
i 110 71 1
I..." 100 00 I
1 20 I H I
140 9 75
IM 9 71
110 9 75
IV) 9 76
J 1st) 9 74
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
Ill 5 10 17. 192 75
.... US 6 30 11 19 "S
.... Ill ( 40 19,, 03 to
.... Ill IM 4 400 7 00
.... Ul I 10 27 M3 7 20
.... 734 6 IS 14 772 7 40
... 70S 6 71 K 463 7 Co
imnH HunDlles were fair for a Mon
duv. amounting to 87 cars, or 6.30 head,
This Is nearly 1,80 head larger than
both a.wcek ago and a year ago.
Trado opened out In good shape this
mnrnlnir. and during the early rounds
some of the choloo heavy and butcher
sturf sold at prices mat were odoui a
dime higher. After the best graded had
being cleaned up trade cased off a little
as tho demand for the more common
kinds was not quite to eager, but the
....11. . 9 I. nff.plntfa m,iirl t, , llnilr.u
that were generally K10o higher than
Saturday's average market. As was the
case all last week, there was little de-
mand for thO mixed light hOgS, anu
it.. .u kin. ur.r. unM nu v nt vnin.
that were quoted ha anywhere from
steady to Cc up.
rpeHKla, urAsa xia lieino til if laMllil 1 1 1 1-1 tl rr 4) laa
iVi; part . if Uu rfnooVubuTtowani.
the close became rather dull and there
were still a few loads In ' first hands ut
midday.
iiuik ot tne saiej waa maae ar. it i
S.uu. and tops sold as high as 13.10, Just
a dime better than Saturday's high
pr'.ce,
Representative sales
No. 8h. A Tr No.
11 172 7 CO T2
uo . no io i vo i'
Kb At Pr
: too 7 0
211 40 7 I2U
. IT? ... 7 T
...lh ... 7
...Ul ... 7
..m .j. : n
Tt tti ... 7 m,
it tit 10 7 ;.
.1 Ml im 7
79 Ill 40 7 911,
94 1M . . 7 9tS
Ml U 144 7 9H
79 t20 ... 7
.... t,
.t m
JJ: ;:: ;; j;
Hi
M
.m ti 1 o
S::.
(HI..
71..
49..
to..
71.
50..
tt..
21..
80...
...
U..
19..
IB..
9..
41..
71.
W
8:.
78..
(8.
79..
77,.
71..
tl.'.
113
7 10
7
.. tit
10 7 II
n 7 i
m 7 i
.. 7 It
10 1 It
i!
...M
...M
...til
....Hi ... 7
....217 124 7 M
....31 200 I 00
....211 , IM
....2I( ... 100
. ,.J74 ... 9 00
....t7 . . I 00
.... ... M
,...iti 4(1 vi
....Ml 1 10 I 00
m ji 7 i
.114 40 7 U
..111 120 7 H
..197 ... 7 7ti
. .21 90 7 90
. 110 40 7 9
..! 249 7 90
n
M
.117 ... 7 90
.221 ) 7
71 220 40 t 00
m 111 .,. oo
7 9 210 II M
....211
...212
,...2M
40 7
7 90
7 90
. 7 90
.1 7 90
. .221 40 t on
..20 1(0 101
..144 90 1 00
..204 ... 9 0)
.244 ... M
..29.1 90 t ra
..210 ... 9 01
..ISO 120 I 01
..249 ... 9 10
97..
17..
20..
92..
!..
(I.
19..
PIUB.
rtl
111
SO...., ..!.
41.. .....7
219 . . 7 90
M,'t....M7 4(1 7 90
7J.......907 40 7 90
'..!. .115 90 7 90
9 .110 ... 7 90
9 .....lit .,. IM 14. . ..,111 ... 7 So
HI 90 ... 9. 10
HllliKP-lt looked like ail over supply
o. o, ewes and lambs thltj vmornliusv
h's tlio buyers were late In getting started
and the receipts were estimated at some.
15,000 head, as compared with 12,697 a
week obo. 6,017 head two weeks ago and
11,723 head on the corresponding day a
year ago, Other markets were well sup
plied And buyers were apparently waiting
for reports from outside points before
filling many orders, making a slow nnd
somewhnt riraggy trade most of the fore
noon Really good stuff of both sheep
and lambs .was no more vlcntlful than 011
most days last week, but there was any
nmotint or unfinished offerings, the, sup
ply ot such kind being larger thaii was
needed to keep the general trade In a
good, healthy condition. While lambs
again predominated there wera more, owes
In evidence thnn have been seen hero In
some time, and few. If any. wethers ok
yearlings of consequence worn on sale.
lato In the forenoon tho bulk ot tho
lamb offerings began' o move on a
bails ot I04fi5o lower than Friday's oarly
market, or n little better than tho close,
tho general trndo or averaga ot prices
being almost as good as tho average, at
the close of last week. The lambs sold
all the way from 17.60 to M.00 Kwea were
Kenernlly lftfflRo lower and trado was
"low at that. Most of tho holdings were
let go at a rnngo of $1.355.16, tho latter
f'lUre being top.
Quotations on nheep and lambs 1 I-ambs,
koou 10 cnoice, 7.,68.TO; lambs, ralr to
good. I7.00I&7.T6; lambs, 1 culls, fS.CMfaOOi
yearllnits, light, R.i(ka.Wi yearlings,
t"v?j. . wi.u; wotnrrs. good to onoioe,
W.Mafi.!0; wethcrit, fair to good, ,t5.00Ji
5.60; ewes, irood to clinic, it.ffiffifi.iri:
ewes, fair to good. l4.SOtf4.8S.
. itcpresentauvo sales;
No. v.
713 com.fcd ylgs., ewes, wthrs. fil
217 Mhorn Irimba 7ft
Pr.
6 10
6 7S
G 71
7 fcS
7 60
7 60
60
6 30
20J Montana feeder- lambs. j,.. 66
4J7 corn-fed lambs- ...w. ....... . 81
corn-ieu tamos 73
ia corn-foil iambs v ,..7a
20 culls ...v.. ..w 70
IK6 Momatia feeder lambs....... 45
cm OA no Mvn stock: market
Cnltlr (lenernllr Sternly Mors Are
Mostly Ten Cents llluher.
CHICAGO, .tan. n. CATTLIO-Recelnts.
23,000 head: market irenerallv stead v:
neoves, j.,wa.36; Texas stosra, ma.Wf?
i.irv; wrsiern steers, jo.ann.ooj stockers
and feeders. 36.00ifr7.60: cows and heifers.
S3.fOfi8.fiO; calves, S7.O0tfill.ria
iiuuo iteceipts, 12,000 neati: market
mostly lOo higher:, bulk nf antra is ir.tn
.S0; light, S7.B6T8,25: jnlxnd. t7.IW4,iUS3j
SxZsg:'vaa9,','f' roun' r.ws.l pig",
37.O01rS.20.
SHEEP AND LAMna-ttelnl M ftnft
i.Si'J lmr"Bl steooy a strong; native,
IM?'!?! western. t4.7Mro.16; yearlings.
cm, $6,7&(i5i!j.30.
litvo 8ioU tn fllffUt.
TllViAlnlll hf'llVM atnbti it( 4V.A .l n.tH
clpol western matltotsi
.. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
wiotix crt ......H..V4... 4,600 3,000 2,600
Kortsas Cty... ...... ...15.000 lo.ooo ib.ooo
St. IOUls.. infill nana) rm
Chicago 23,000 42,000 33,000
Hti Joseph.. m u 1,600, 7,000 ,6,000
South Omaha...... 5,500 - 6,800 is.qoo
KUIn Hotter Mnrket.
ELGIN. III.. Jah. 6. BUTTER Firm
at kc.
Notes from Kearney
and Buffalo Coillity
KKARNI5V, Neb., Jan. B.-tSpoclal,)-
Plans have been perfected by B. E. Pecht
of Colorado for tho establishing of a hog
cholera scrum plant at Bhelton and large
brick, buildings will soon bo built at that
town. A largo laboratory will be In
stalled and all serum put up ready for
use. This count-. hasUost heavily with
this disease tho last summer nnd It Is
Volleyed tire plant will be. a success.
Dr. H. R. Whlto, a prominent dentist
of this, city, has returned from Alabama,
where on Sunday ho took Miss Margaret
Turnlpseed as his bride, Tho young
couple havo gone to housekeeping In this
city.
Jgdgo J, E. Morrison Is now- waiting
for the mandate from tho supremo 'court
ordering him to give tils office over to
former County Judge V. M. Iialtowell
who has been reinstated "by the higher.
court, after hrivlng been rotpoved frpm
office by tho district court hete several
months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. 7.. A. Weldln colebrated
their fiftieth -wedding unnlversary '.it
this city on Saturday. Children from
California and Pennsylvania were present
to celebrate the .event.
Eight young man left Kearney Bun
day for .Lincoln, where they wilt attend
the six weeks' short course at tho stato
farm. The,youngmen won part of'thel
expense money In a contest given by tho
county superintendent, tn which they
gave reasons why tho farmer should- at
tend the course. ,
The meetings held under the auspices
of the Community club came to a close
on Sunday , night when the services a
tho Methodist church wore given over t
the fellowship teams vlslttng tho city
from Nebraska colleges. On Sunday
afternoon tle Christian church , was
parked to capacity by young men anxlou
tn hear the address made by State Secre
tary Bailey of the Young Men's Chris
tlan association. At this rneeltng seven
young men promised the secretary to lead
a new life. During the meetings which
have been held each" day since Wednes
day, over fifty, boys have promised to
change their methods of Ivng and to
lead cleaner lives. The expense of bring.
Ing the young men to th)s city has all
been paid by merchants and citizens.
FRED NEKUKA ISUELD
TO THE DISTRICT COURT
BROKEN BOW. Neb.. Jan, Special.)
Fred' Nekuka. who Is charged wth hav
ing cut up William IJefferniati at a danra
near Comstock about four wee'ks ago,
was brought up for preliminary hearing
before County Judge Holconib yesterday
afternoon. -Tho evidence tended to show
tnat tho principals In the affair had been
HrlnUlnir 1ilrlnr .. A,,,.l ,.H II... I
. onnKing an ring tno evening and that a
J quarrel resulted from this overindulgence.
iHefferinan was the only witness Intro -
, .. .. ...
,,llc " ? " ""V.. tMUmB
was lo the effect that the difference first
occurred In a cellar, where they had been
drlklng, and later culminated on the out-
,'ie. Juage iioieoniD neia nekuka to the
'district court, naming the amount of
bond as 1500. the same bring furnished,
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i FEES BELONG TO COUNTIES,
Federal Supreme Court Rules In the
Naturalization Casei.
LOCAL LAWS ARE HELD Q00D
I'ruiUInn that Fees) Collected by
t'lerk of State Corirt Ho rll
Into (he Treasury Ilfld
(n Apply.
WASHINGTON', Jan. S.-Clerks of state
courts may collect naturalization fees,
but cities or counties for which thoy att
officials, can claim them. Tho supremo
court so held today In the case ot Harry
I. Mulcnsvy, county and city clerk of
San Francisco, who contended that tho
city charter provision that all moneys
collected by any official shall be paid
Inio tho city treasury, did not apply to
naturalization fees.
Douglas county "is Just now proaecutlne
a claim for moro than 15,000 naturaliza
tion fees which havo been pocketed by
Robert Smith, clerk of tho district court.
Smith claims the fees are'- his, but tho
decision of tho supreme court will very
likely have tho effect of turning tho
money Into tho county treasury.
Oubs Will Leave
to Train in South
February Sixteenth
CHICAOO, Jan. S.-The Cubs will leavo
Chicago February 1 for spring tralnlns
nt Tampa, President Murphy anndtlneed
today. Murphy nnd Manager Kvors havn
gono to Cincinnati to attend the meeting,
of tho National commission and "Murphy'
said ho expected to make a few tralea'
of players.
Tho Cubs will piny training gardes na
follows:
Mnrch 12. 1.1 14. Philadelphia Athletlcn
at Tampo. Flft.; March 17, 18 19, PhlladeU
phla Athletics at Jackonsonvlle, Fin.:
March 20, Savannah at Savannah, tin.;
Murch 21, 22, Memphis at Memphis;
March 2S, 87, 2S, t, Ixmlsvllle at Iouls
vllloi March 30, Evansvlllo at Kvansvllte:
March 31. Terro Haute at Tone Hauto:
April 1, 2, 3, 4, E, Indianapolis nt Indian
apolis. Ed Walsh's signed contract was nn
cclved nt Whlto $ox headquarters hera
today.
Ohicagoan Seeking tp
Buy the Denver Club
CHICAGO, Jan. 6,-Eidwant W. Smith.
nportlng editor ot a Chicago newspaper,
tonight confirmed reports that he Is iic-
gotlatlng for tho purchnso ot the Den
ver Western league base ball club. Smith
said ho hoped to closo the deal Wednes
day, when James C. Meant, owner, and
Jack Hendricks, manager, of ' the Den
ver club, will arrive here from Cincin
nati, whero they are attending a meet
ing ot the national commission.
A tow weeks ago MoGIU purchased tho
Indianapolis American association club
and announced Hendricks would man
age It.
Otto Knabe to Run ,
the Baltimore Feds
BALTIMORE, Jah. B.-Otto Knabe, sec
ond baseman ot the Philadelphia Na
tional league club, today signed a con
tract to inanngo the Baltimore Federal
league club. The contract Is for a period
to! ,thrCo yenrs?
BUFFALO PITGHER SIGNS
WITH NEW YORK YANKS
NEW YORK, Jan. B. Lynn Brown,
semi-professional pitcher pt Buffalo N.
Y., signed with the New York American
league club today. Brown's work for a
city league club of Buffalo last season
attracted tho attention ot one of Frank
Farrell's scouts, Wally Schang, tho Ath
letics' catcher, and Jimmy Archer, catcher
for the Chicago Nationals, were developed
In tho TJUffnlo City league. Brown Is It
years old, five feet ten and a half Inches
tall and Weighs 173 pounds. He Is a
righthander.
Trainer Charles Barrett of the New-
York Americans arrived today from
Glendora, Cal., where he spent the holi
days Vrlth "Frank Chance, -manager of tho
Yankees. Barrett said Chance plans, to
Icavo the coast the last week In February
for Houston, Tex., to Join the regulars
and recruits.
Phllly Officer Rc-Elrcled.
PHILADELPHIA. Jarf. E.AA1I tWnffl.
cera of the Philadelphia National league.
mwow u4m wiuu vmB ,ruricciCMi ,Hi mo Rn
nual meeting held here today,
OFFICERS OF THE HASTINGS
CUT-OFF FOR YEAR ELECTED
Officers and directors of the Hastings
and Northwestern railroad 'were elected
this tnornlg at a meeting held In this
city. The elected officers and directors
aro A. L. Mohler, president; N. H.
Loomlf, vice president; Charles Wore,
genernl manager! R, L. Huntley, chief
engineer; W, H, Ranford, assistant treas
urer; Ht J, Stlrllhg nd Edson Rich. Tho
appointive officers named 'arc? T. M. Orr,
secretary, and l5, V, 8. Crosby, treasurer.
This Is tho lino kn6wn as the Hastings
cut-off.
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