TUB BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, .JANUARY 13, .1914.
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GRAIN AND PRODUGE MARKET
Armour Grain Men Figure May Corn
Wil IBe in Fifties.
Sd; La Plata, future, strong; January.
Is JHd: February, !!
Fl.uuit winter patents, s wi.
HOPS In London, Pacitlc coast, IS 1st?
tO 15a.
XHW YtHlIt GENERAL markbt
MUCH OF THE CEREAL IN SIGHT
Enr Cereal la Snld to tin In Abnn-itnnctsi-Whcnt
Tnkea 'Tntn in.
Sentiment In Kutai; of
the IlnlU.
Varlnn
fluotntlona of the liny on
Commodities
NEW YORK. Jan. 12. FLOtrR-Oulet:
spring patent, t4.40ttl-60; winter straights,
t4.15jf4.25; winter patents. ll.WH.fi5!
spring clear, ji.wjm.ot; extra, mo. i
winter, S3.5MT3.76; extra. No ? winter,
S3.35fr3.fiO: Kansas stratshts. tt.05fi4.15.
wheat spot market nrm no. s
hard winter. 974c, c. I. f.. Now York.
. m i. art a K? . Lav
OMAtTA. tan 15.1914. "u .fV ." "JV .' V."
r .. r Ti. i Aiannona. ii.uuui wo. l nortnem uuiuiii.
111 the flftlM Thl? 'lTJ.t I. U.n hrflrf f b' "0nt: turl Wer0 flrn,,r
of thr Tn.u'utf. .4 th.v cn the cables, colder weather west. largo
Sre nulMn? nT. 'JJ iCiT.Pttw clearances and export salon of five load
RI Pullng out 8hrt Hnoa pr that grain ot hllT,, -..nt.r wn,at worked lat Satur-
EIC0U? "?e- Tlel rtr "Sf"? In I.lie day. Including a cargo to Lisbon, cloning
L.rW""v nu urn m "- 'kSJlc net h Cher: Ma. flS15-li;e: July, see.
hops steady; state, common to cnoice,
1918. 40tSo; 1914. 2Wr25c; Pacific coast,
1013. 2SJl27o; 1312. 22JJ24C
iiiuks steaay; uogota, wac;
Cntriil America. 29tp.
tRTlinl.RtTM Stonriv: refined. New
shape, jYotk bulk. $.5.25; barrels. t8.75: cases, SII.1K.
wouiwsteaay; aomewc iiceco w
QZGC.
CORN Spot market steady; new. No,
3 vvllnw. Tfti. o. I. f.. fn arrive.
OATS Spot market dull: standard
white, 41H43o; No. 3, 4ltf45c; fancy
HEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Palrmost rmmery I per eM iur 104
Fairmont tretmerr T Mr rent tin lira
lltrrlt Co. Tax, 44.. i9M.. Hill
tat, Ed. Pun Co. tld 54
Kan Oil, Behnat It. lilt 9414.
Rnf.i.1atinn An-materl Durinir Enrlv I Ltowin, Nh., lut 4.
f -. I JJncoin u. K. lt M.J9I1
Port nf the Sexiinn I Nr-ennmcr-i'o'rier, Fremont ....
ran 01 enc session, i Y. k-b b. iul nu.isn
Norfolk. Nfb. tt. 1SI ll
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PiUUES MOVE UJ? BttlBKLX om.ht klR). M. , m
umsni m KA ii. tir, t. irz .... pi
Activity I)C(rrnr Later, lint Shnrra
Are Sustained on itnbalnntlntt)-
UlRher Level Till Clos
ing Hour,
n. u.
0lnJ, C!.. Mo. Iran. t, IIJO.... 101
IMrtlnna, ore.,
Hloux Clly Block. Ttr4t l. M0
Kloul Cllr StrtfK Yrdt ptd.,...
Htlti t Colo, Fund. I. ll
Hunar.KtnriMy nidi, s . c. fjM.
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NEW YORK. Jan.. 12.-fOoclilatlon was
animated during the early market tooay
London Stoek Mnrkel,
LONDON, Jsn. 12, American securities
and prices moved upward briskly. Actlv opened aulet and unchaiiRed today. Light
uy necreaseu later, dui biocks were bus- support advanced tno leaner durinB tne
tatned on a substantially higher level mi early trading and at noon price ranged
in mo ciunms nuur, wnen (no innrnci ""'nitrom uncnangeo to vk auovo parity
on. i signuicant iraiuro oi ino inovc
hind In, most nronounced-fashion.
A successful corn bear said Saturday
Thor is more, com AvalUbl In the
country than the average .speculator on
the bull -aide cares to believe. The pres
ent we.am.er will do a grat deal toward
putting; corn .In 'roerchantablo shape.
Alter n has een Reasoned It will Da
moved , to prfhts of distribution and Its
weight will bo felt While the Growers
of corn have had conditions In their
favor for quite a period these conditions
are likely to chance
"There Is still considerable lone cornl rllnnori white. 15I47c,
to be liquidated and unless the bulls take HAY Quiet; standard. l.02li: No. 1.
caro of this grain we all know what the J1.0&B1.07W; No. 2, 95cI1.00; No. 3. 80ft 50c.
result will be." L13ATHER Firm: hemlock, firsts. 29tf
sentiment on whont U l.ulll.l, Titer ."iV- (-nnil "MiWf
are many n the trade who are talking PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess, SJ3.M
oeansn, nowever, and they muster up 024.00; family, Z3.WSJ26.; snort clears,
enough courage to sell a few fives onU20.23?f22.uO. lleef.sten.dy; mess, J1S.W
the hard snots, but thv rrfusn tn nut m.nn famllv. S19.0Oft20.00. Cut meats.
out short lines of any size and stand on I quiet', pickled bellies. 10 to 14 oounds.
It. There 1 a lurk r roh .UmnnH rri,o 1 15l.!fffian; nlrltled ham. t!3..ri0. Lard, flrhl!
i- favorable to the bears. As an offset mfddle west. IU.00'011.10: refined, firm;
io me dullness In cash is the continued continent, XU.50; south America, ju.w;
xaiung off in the receipts In all positions, compound, quiet. 8.25flS.&0.
There Is a lack of outside speculation, tho TALLOW-Dull: city. 6c, asked! coun
,xraae neing mostly between professionals. I try. b5?ic: special, ic
Considerable wheat hn hoon hpflirfrt ,eri I
but that tact only tends to steady values. OMAHA CISVfEnAL JIArtKCT.
The, situation In natn I unrhnnLTpH art I -
iar- as prices aro concerned, the Canadian BUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, 33c; No,
"-"i" ii".au tailing io aci as any ii, 601 h tubs. sic.
moderate proportions, but not ah lnrenlan sn-ie block Swl. 20c: twins.
as. tho cash handlers would like to see. 18c; daisies, 18',4c: triplets, W4c; Youne
Provision trnrt-l htfr nnri thin mo I a vli. Kin i. hHplr. iftiAn! Um
bo credited mainly to the strength In terger, 2-Ib.. 20c; New York whlte 19c
hogs. There are some In tho trade who POULTRY Broilers, J4.0056.00 per dot.:
bqlleye that the big receipts at the yards hens, 15c: cocks. 12ci ducks, ISo; geese,
iu diiuw u. laiung on, ana that With I loc; turKeys, aa; pisrone, uvr uu-,
a continued good trade In futures higher ducks, full feathered, 12Vc: geese, full
prices are probable. I leathered, ,lcl squab. No. 1. 1.j0; No.
Pn.h rnrn ... Ii , - . ,,bJ SV.. - I ITISII-Whll. fr!ll. 16C! llMUt. frCSh.
Cash, data nen unchnnH ISc: large crapples. fresh, 1301Sc; .Spanish
Clearances: Wheat and flour enual to mackurcl, iiq anaa roc. per !V";
1 t,oa k...v..i. ivu?"uV. A?lnimr. fr.h ion? Iiallhut. fresh. He:
iushs. v'u"" "v"v oa,s' buf alo. 3orbullheids7 i3c:; channel cat-
Liverpool close: Wheat, TiftlHd higher- flsM- Jfc: Pike,, lie; pickerel, 12c.
)rn, ld higher. nigner, wholesale prices ot beet cuta effectlve
lnflnt was its breadth. Many of tne minor
biocks wmcn usually are nui prumiuvui
In speculation camu to the front . 'una
ncarprl Inrcn, trains. Shares of the lndc
pendent steel companies and tno oil. ler
tlllier and equipment issues were strong.
Home of tne leading trnuers lost all their
gains in the reaction ot tne last nuur,
tint lha. anprlnlllM hftlri UD well.
Sentiment Was nIort cheerful. The
lower rates tor mdne and Saturday s
umjxpccteaiy strong onr. bibichioui
rflMlfl lmnrnvmnt 111 the tnunetary PO'
lilon. Steel trade reports were better
CHICAOO LIVK STOCK MAIIKHT
eis, and the general trade Is very iisnr
10c lower.
As Is to be expectfd on such nn uneven
market tho spiral Iswldened Out con
siderably and It Is a hard proposition to
locate the bulk with any degreo of ac
curacy. .Most of the sales were made at
a range of 17.KftS.lO. with a noticeable
showing as high as S20 and a top ot
18.95.
Rrpicscntative saics
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lHeTnndW,sCha,Pm,e2CfsPt8346.re ffl 7f?WS Mfe
:iawbuia,"d 2Nfo,i?s.ric. g
Primary corn receipts were 1.K3.000 1 chucks, lMic; No. 2 chucks. lOJlc; No
bushels and shipments 875.000 bushelsi 3 chucks. 9c: No. 1 rounds, 13'.4c; No. i
ngalnst recelnta nf iraim hii.h.1. rounds. 12ie: No. 3 rounds, lie; No. 1
hipm,ents of 945,000 bushels last year. plates,- 814c; No. 2 plates.
bushels and shipments 725,000 bushels. Fruit aim 'vegetable prices arc f urnished
ugainst receipts of 1.007,000 bushela and by the UlllnsKy ruu company.
CARi.riT nKrriPTH extra lunuy nuu.ui, .
- i a .,sft .,. 1.1. ,1.1 . ,n r" Mi' zsa aiza.
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Chicago ......
Minneapolis .
'Omaha
Kansaa City .
U Louts
Duluth
Wheat. Corn.Oats,
39
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. 72
.103
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132
34'
503
112
Theso . sales were reported: Wheat- mains, per
No. 2. hard Winter: 3 cars, 82c: 3 cars,. Twigs, per
l?4c. Nq. 3 hard winter: 3 cars, K2Vc; wins. Per
ft in. ioi ia Florida., 'jn ana
1W iii. tioo: 150. 176. 200 and ii6 sixes, Vw;
250 site. $2.40: 2SS and 321, sires, J2.21;
0 tAlrin WumntlatM IWf rinv. 2.S ft. APDleSl
61 i tju,h., lonv iva.hlnctnn .lonathnns. tier
. wis; vVhlto Winter l'earmalns. per
box, 2.i!3; fancy White winter rmr-
oox. .w; tajiuy iurw
box. X2.00: fancy Idaho Bald-
box, U0: fancy Idaho xorK
Cnttle irrennlnr, llesl (IrmleH SlrnnK
Ilnffa Wfnli.
CHICAOO. Jan. 12.-OATTLU-RecelpH.
29.000 heaH: market Irregular, ben grade
strong, others weak; beeves, itf.Goirv.4u;
Texas steers, W.l-Vfifi.00; western steer.
KlWi7.75: stockers and feeders. 1Y0OM
7,60; cows and heifers, $3.40US.40; calve,
.t7.50K11.75.
head; market
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Liberal and Demand
Good at Steady Prices.
HOGS SLOW, STEADY TO LOWER
Vnt Sheep nnil I.nmh In Liberal
Sniiply Trnile Itnther Sliiw,.
wHh'i'rlce Ten Io Twenty
C'enla Lower,
80I:T1I ollAitA. Jan. 12, 191
Ttecalpta wee: Cattle. Ucg. Bl'eeP;
ibpiiiuute .lunuay r,v v.n"
Home day Inst week... 6.1.11 ksSS
Same day 3 wks. ago.. 6,0 ts 5,0(1
Same day 3 wks. hko. ?.tSS 3,411
Same day I wks. no.. t.lSl T,67'
Same dav last u.n . . . o.:,4S ,ul8
The follcwing Xuule nhuws tho rang or I u,;w hcotl last Monday and 20,014 on tne.
priten for.hoga at .the South Omana live Mime day it year rRO. Tho supply was
stock market for tne last, low nays. """Miretty evenly ciiviuen aa to hku nucnj.
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rrally upplled with heep and lambs and
reported u downward tendency to prices,
nnriaTirrint 4snnn
In respect of both prices and volume of weak, 6$10c lower; bulk of sale. 4S.101J
incoming business!' The foreign demand r,so: light. J7.9508.2O: mixed. $x.00fts.3g;
was centered In steel. heay. $100fi?.sr; rough. tS.O0CfS.10; pigs,
Texas company continued the .spec- jarMijj.jo.
tacular advance which prougni i iniu silBBP Rscelpts. 4S.00O head; market
!'.r?r mostly Wise lower; native. tl.lO;
.7 ;ir. i ioii to the western. i.n))..iu; yeanings, warn .
anhouncent Irorn Va.hmgton ot an 1 atlw. KTW.k; westerns,
agreement betwcenjho auorney gr
and tne company ior f "
or th vtem. Mexican Petroleum
...... narlv 1 nolnt.
- r"V .l..,l tn ilC
falling under the low otnt touched 1 in
the 1W7 panic. It dropped to wr. in o
turn iisi'. , ---- 1-i,-h
Kanan City Live Stock Mnrkel.
1CANSAS CITY, Jan. IS. CATTLB
Recelnt. 14.(00 head: market steady to
active; prime fed steers, tS.5OO9.10; dressed
beef steers, 7.25$S.nn western steers,
t8.7offS.S5: southtrn steers. tt.00f8.10;
i,, thl. mock was associated with ii25fi7A0: heifers. t0.25SS.75: stock
Washington advices concerning a pro- ers ftna fcctierfll j.ootjr7.65; bulls, t5.25lp
posed congressional inquiry mm
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on can. . M tBtlon
NtAiber ol saaes anu ici.i,.u
on stocks were.
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1,100 15'. J
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o rare, o4u; o vuro, oi?ic; a cars, iyc. iNO. Imperials, per box, z.w; 'lanvy
3 mixed: 1 car, SIVic; 1. car, Sic. No. 4 Wulbrldges, per oox. ILsit fancy Idaho
mixed! 1 car, Wc. wc. 3 spring: 1 car. willow Twigs, nor box, S1.93; tancy Idaho
81c. Rejected: 1 car. 76c. Parley No. i: nmith cirior. ner box. .: xtra tancy
i car, tuc. . uais rvo.,a vnue: i car, 3c. Idaho Northern epy. ureenings or jvum,
Standard: 2, cars, 38Uc; 1 car, 38c. No. r,er box. $2.00; extra fancy idaho liam-
3 white: tl. cars, 37Mc No grade: 1 car. tos. per box, J2.7S: extra fanoy Ben Davis,
S6c; 2 cars, 35!ic. Corn-No. 3 ffhite: 1 per box. Sl.tfi; fancy Ben Davis. Pet-.V0.?'
car. 11 por cent mixture, 65c: 2 cars, 6114c. ii oo" cnolce Den bavi. per box, tl.40;
No. 4 white: 1 rnr. r7Ue. Nn. 2 vi1lnw: 7' 'i-.,. , hl t Ml; Vork Imperials,
B cars, C3c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car, 63c; 2M.- bjl 6o: Minklers, per bbh. t4..V.
cars, 62c; 3 cars, WVic; 4 cars, 62Hc; S l..mons: JSxtra' fancy tunkist.3Wa and
cars. 62c: ii cars. 114c: 11 cars. 61c: 5 cars. ,.r hm. 18.60: extra choice ited Ball,
0Kc. No. 4 yellow: z cars. B3V4o: 5 cars. 1.,-Vmi sftm. nei- box. . io. 'i.irape: Extrh
,9c; 2 cars, 8V4c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car. Uahcy Umperorsl per iiutc, a.2jt Lail s
o."c. 9. 3 mixea: a cars, ozc;- -z cars, Kmncrorn. per bbl.. H.w; importoa
61'ac; 2 cars. 6lo; 4 cars. 60c: 4 cars. 59Hc; Textra fancy. t?.W; tancy, t6.5; extra
1 car, 5914c: It cars; -69c, No.' 4 mixed: choice? t.00; Wiolco. SW 4rapetruU:
1 car. oats mixed.- ficfe: 4 cars. 63c: 1 car. Sitr.:'farVev Florida.' sts. t3.60: 4B and Wis.
tSHo;.18"cars, 5!c. No grade: 1 car, o8d; 57. 61i, 6W and hvj; 4.2i. Cranoerrio.
3 cars, 64c: 1. car. 53c; 3 cars, B2c. per box) f2.15: Bell and Bugle, per bbl..
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. hard, noo- & and Cherry, Pr bbl.. Js.w.
114e64c; No. ; hard. S18S3c; No. i hard, fote red. per bbl.. J8.25; Richard, Perbbl.,
miwjwvtc, no. a spring, u- ry.UO; extreme jumoo, p
sprlns, UffiVAci 'No. 2 durum, 80!481c; vEGETABLES-Potatoea. ViC.lJni5nR1a
No. 3 aurum, Tass'ttsoc. corn; ino. z wnite,. River Kariy umo, Pr uu., ..w,
K!Q5ci No. 3 white, 61B65c: No. 4 white, or Burcanks. per bu 60c; Idaho
5714c no, 3 yellow, kjsqjwc; imo. 3 yei- per bu., uwuet pviw-. -
low. 00HS63C; No. 4 yellow. 58l459!4c; No. $L25. Cabbage: Holland seed, ver lb.. ic,
2. 6lS21ic; No. 3. B962c: No. 4, 680Wc: no, red, per lb., so, Onloiw: Ohio, large ueo
grade, ssjimc. oats: no. z wnuc, sc- uiooe, per iu-, 7iv, .'-"--' .haMkut
standard 3S3S14c; I No. 3 white. 3714c; $1.60. .TomatoW. CttlUvrnla, per 4-bwiKBt.
No. 4 white, 36y37',4c. Barley: Halting;. Urate. V.W. ,rtTTCf,,1,, ngtL v
tornla black figa. 12-os. pkgs., ll.Ol; 7-
iMn..4V., ft crm mr lh. itiO'. 3-CrOWIl
CHICAGO GRAIN AND Pll() VISIONS jmrted figs, per lb., pc; 7rovvn pulled
KwiU about 5 lbs) c: 6-
, Feature of the Trading slid Closing; crown pmiea , i"",."?'"'-- rboi
KgfiSo; No. 1 feed. 45ff54c.
6"4I5iV4c; No. 3. 56H57C
Rye: No. 2,
Amalrimkted CoDPT
Amcrlcn Arlcultural
American iit ausar,
American Cn
American Can pfd
American C. Ik
American Cotton Oil..
Am. Ico 8urlltea...
American Unaeed
American Locomotlro
American H. it H...,
Am. s. & n. ptd....,
Am. Buffir Ittllnlng.,
American T. T
American Tobacco ..
Ahiconda Mining Co
Atchlaon ..,.-......,
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Une..
Haltlmor & Ohio....
Bethlehem Hteel .....
Brooklyn Hapld Tr...
Canadian l'aclllo ...
Central Leathir
ChesipeaVe Oillo...
Chimin o. w.......
Chicago, M. t St. P.... 700 1MH
Chicai. & N. W 409
Colorado Fuel t Iron.,,. 1.W0 31H
Conaolldated Oaa ,.
Corn Product
Dataware A Iludeon
Denrer A lllo Qrand
Denver 4k R. a, pld..... v'j!!
Dlatlllera' secorHle .... 400
Erie
Krl lat ntd., W0
Erie Sd prd....
Qtrveral Electric ;W
Oieat Norllem pfd J00
Great Northern Ore ctls. B.MO
Illinois central
nlerborouin Mei.
Inter. Met. pM..,
International Harveater..
Inter-Marine pfd
international Paper
nternttlonal lump
ansa. City Southern. 1..
Iddede Oaa
Ixhlgh yller
I.oulerlll 4k Naahvllle..
M., St. P. & 8. Kte. M..
Mlsr-oiirl. K.
Mltaourl raclllc
National nieeuit
National Ixad
K. n. u. or m. pta..
New' York Central.'.
N. V.. O. S W
Norfolk Wistern
North American ........
Northern1 Pacific
Pacific Mall
rennaylvanla
People' uaa
P., C. C. St. L
Plttsbursh Coal
Preiaed Bteel Car
Pullman Palace Car.
Reading
itepoDiic iron c Bieei...
neoubllc I. 8. pfd....
nock Ialand Co
UocV liland Co. pfd
St. U B. F. 2d, ptJ...
Seaboard Air Line
Beaboard A. I Dfd
Klon-Sheffleld ,S. k I...
Southern Pacific
Southern Rallwar ....
go. Rallwar pfd
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Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Sudden cold which
" ; n Joz.. Jl.23. DromB
rtrv hrand dates. Pkg.. t3.0J; Anchor
iVirfntonrvl to .kill unnrotected fall annn nVir.. t1'ii Halloween dated.
wheat carried prices today substantially i n. th iu.-. ParsnlDS. per lb., 2c, Car-
higher. Moat of the advance was held, t fota. per ib., 2c. Beets, per lb., c. Tur
the market closing steady at a gain of nnV per lb., 2c Rutabagas, per lb., llic
He to Wa'io net. Corn wound un AJio l.-.Tii.r.ir, .mmho celery, per doz., B)C
8ime as Saturday night to Ho above,- j Michigan celery, per doz., 30c. Cider, por
uam usurer uy i-apv iu y'u'74u uiiu l"u-lkeff. Z Zul per mill uui., e.ia.
vision virtually unchanged. mv. Parslev. Dur doz.. 40c.
Wheat, today more than made amends I fcadlshes. per doz., cOj. tlead lettuce, per
for last week's losses, duo to liquidation 1 doz . tL-. Home-grown leaf lettuce, par
In corn and oats. Besides the cold wave, I dor, 40c. Gresn peppers, per basket, We.
there was considerable else to encourago 1 wax or green beans, per hamper, 36.00.
buvers. notably a decided falling off lnlu. hmiu nucumbers. vcr doz.. Il.b01r2.00.
the estimated export surplus of Aus- irauiif lower, per crate. t3.25. Venetian
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sales for export had been made here !?oo. iiorseradUh (2 doz. bottlos in case),
fcaturdaV.
Speculators In wheat worked for the
.most part on the belief that snow cov
ering had largely disappeared throughout
the winter crop belt. A good deal of
perplexity was shown, however, that de
spite the assumed danger to the plant
the a'mount ot outside Investment was
not at all as large as might have been
expected. ,
Corn showed firmness because tho cold
weather was regardel as certain to In
crease feeding. Bullish sentiment, though,
was tempered by predictions that if tne
cold continued heavier receipts might be
looked for, owing to better conditions for
handling. Warehouse Interests were con
spicuous on the bear side. Buying on
.tho part of shorts lifted oats. The In
Veiitlve was tho strength of other grains.
Weakness at the yards counteracted
speculative demand for proylslons.
Neither side was aggressive.
Artlclcl Qpen.l Hlgh.l Low, j Cloae.l Safy
Wheatl
" M ay-
Cdrn.
May.
July.
Oats.
May.
1 July.
Pork.
May,
Lard.
May.
ItlDS.
May,
si
8754
6b?i
49
3ST4
21 45
41 2214
11 45
9214
S8
i
6G'.i
C514!
40141
8914
21 60
11 26
87H
65T&
6514
S9?i
38T4I
21 40
11 20
11 47141 11 45
91T4!
S7i
91
S7U
65T4 6M4
65V4 65H
39T4 39H
39 S8i
21 40 21 15
11 20 10 90
11 4714 1143
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2t
red, 97&98c; No. 3 red, 9314694 14c: No. 2
hard, 89HS9014c; No. 3 hard, 88fi89c; No.
2 northern, 89HSC014c; No. 3 northern.
kSHSiflVic-, No. 2 spring. S9&0c; No. 3
Bpiing. 8809e. Corn: No. 2. 64Q63c; No.
2 white. 6S7o: No. 2 yellow, 64146ici
No. 3. 60S63c; No, 3 white 65!46c; No.
3 yellow, 65c. Oats: No. 3 white, 331s
39c: standard, 39?4c. Rye: No. 2, 61Hc.
Barley, 5t75c. Seeds; Timothy, t3.75
5.35: clover, tl2.O011.75. Provisions: Pork,
' J21.20: lard, tlO.90010.9214: ribs. tlO.75811.25.
nilTTER Steady: creameries. 2303214(5.
EOOS Higher; receipts, 3.772 cases; at
mark, cases included, 2703214c; ordinary
lirsu, 282914c: firsts, MUeWttc.
nilEElSE St'adv: daisies. 1714Q1714c:
twins, 1617c; American, 1717c; long
horns, itbi.'ac.
POTATOES Steady: receipts, 60 cars'.
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, tttf
65c; white, 6570c.
POULTRY Alive, higher; springs, 1214c;
fowls. 13c; turkeys, use.
ailnneactolU Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 12. W 1 1 EAT No,
i hard. SOc: No. 1 northern. 84yae9c: No.
3 northern 8486c; No. 3 wheat, 24JMc;
May. tCj JUiy, Q7ag.ov?c.
I.lTerpool Grain Slnrket.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. l?.-WHEAT-Spot.
firm; No. S red western, winter, 7s 414d;
No. 1 Manitoba, 7s Id. No. 2, 7s; No. 3,
6s lid. Kutures, strong; March, 7s 2Tad;
May. 7s tid; July, 7s i4d.
CORN SaoL quiet, American mixed,
per caae, ta.w. wainuis, no. i boh snen,
per-lb.. 19c. Medium pecans, per id., jsw.
Pecans. Jumbo, per lb.. 15c Giant pecans,
Louisiana paper ancii. per i".,
berts, per lb., 15c. Drake almonds, per
lb., l&c; paper shell, 23c. Brazils, per lb..
ISc: large washed, tier lb., 19c BlaCK
walnuts, per lb.. 214c Peanuts, raw. No.
1 nr lh . 7e: lumbo. per lb., be: roasted.
per lb.. 14c. Bhcll baric hickory nuts, per
lb.. 4c White rice popcorn, per lb., 4c
Checkers, per iw-m. uioc, o.uu, yvr -
pkg. case, tl.75. cocoanuts, per sack.
V.vO. Chestnuts, Imported ItaLin. per
lb.. Jwc; snca or uui. iu., bm. uuuwi
white clover, Zt-Becuon case, per case,
St. Loala General Market.
BT. LOUIS. .Tan. 12. WHEAT No,
red, 9514Q99Hc, No. 2 hard, 87!493c; May,
92c; July, 8oc.
CORN No. 2. 56c; No. 2 white, 70o
Mav. SRfflCSUc: July. 67c
OATS No. 2, 39c; No. 2 white. 4014
41c: May. 40T4c: July, 3Hc
RYE-6214C
Evaporated Applr and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK. Jan 12. EVAPORAT2D
APPLES Quiet: fancy, 11012c; choice, 9
rfl9ic: prime, 8sc.
DRIKD FRUIT Prunes, firm: Callfor
ntas. SKfillc: Oregon, o'ifillc. Apricots,
firm; choice. 1314c; extra choice, 14W
14ic: fancy, 15016c. Peaches, easy; cnoice,
r,S614c: extra-choice, 6!4G7c: fancy, 78c
Raisins dull; loose muscatels, tvuoc;
choice to fancy seeded, 7fi814c: seedless,
4iV4c; London layers, ti.i5Sj.w,
IS4
m in
t
tin
Mi
31
110H
1311a
1
n
u
Mil
441a
U
noli
7.00: calves. t6.50lSll.00.
1IOQS Recetnu. 10.000 head: market
steady to 6c lower: bulk of sales. t7.75
k.zo; neavy, s.istBb.ia; paciters nnu
butchers. tS.0afj8.20; light, tf.6jO8.10; pigs,
I6.7un7.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11.000
head; market nteady; lambs, 10c lower;
lambs, t7.G0BS.05; yearlings, tR.25fl7.25;
wethers. tJ.S5fl6.00; ewes. t4.75Jj3.75.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Jan. 12. CATTLE Re
ecluts. 2.800 head: mnrkef 10c higher:
native steers, t7.o6fl8.G5; butcher stock,
t5.3JJf7.00; cows and heifer, tl.65jni.30;
canner. t3.65(Fj5.00; Blockers and feeders,
JS.4W7.00: calves, 7.VS$i 10,X bull, staRs,
tt&, tA.40JT5.15.
HOaS Receipts, 3,000 head! market,
Meady to 3o higher: heavy, tS.O0JfS.10;
mixed, t7.9.i?lS.00; light, t7.90W7.05: bulk of
sales. t7.95GrS.00. t . .
SHEEP AND LAMllri-hecelpts WW
head; market, steady; fed muttons. t5.50
JT.60; wether, t.50J5.50; ewes, t3-75fl5.00;
lambs, f0.7Mi8.oo.
SI. Iionla Lire Stock Mnrkel,
8T. LOIMS. Jan. 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 9,900 head; market, steady; natlvu
beet steers. S7.n0B'9.23: cows and heifers,
tl.25ijrs.50; stockers nnd feeders. 5.0007.50;
southern steers, t5.75JJ7.40; cows and heif
ers. t4.O0Jj6.O0i native calves. t6.00Jtll.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelnts. 2.70O
head; market, steady, lambs 15c lower;
native muttons. t5.O0rrf5.75: lambs. 17.00
68.2T,.
ii" i.w h" local market being no exception to
Muii i ,nti ,n on(A iipr.,1. nrnlnat
cmmiartsons
Date. 1913. imt.imi.Hln.ltH.19vs.ll9o
Dec. 21,
Date.
Jon. 1.
Jan. X.,
Jan. 3,
Jan. 4..
Jan. G
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
7 o7H!
1514. 1913
7 66 I 7 10
7 ilH 7 09
7 SOU 7 13
14
7 71
1912.I1D11
OS
X til & 601 4 M
1910.I1SW.1,
S 00
5 90
5 90!
7 85
8 IU
9ti
8S4
S 80
s :w
5 SSI - 3d
5 75 4 TA
! 4 4')
:0 4 U
5..1 7 8SH 6 001 7 76 S 471 5 Ml
6..1 7 12U) 7 131 6 171 7 SO' 49 5 78 31
7.. 7 KS 7 11 17 91 8 50 5 S3 4 24
8"i 7 7 II 6 19 I 8 ' B l 4 21
9. .1 S tili 17 IB 6 ' "i 7 '
lO.t 8 WU 7 241 0 Oil '7 82 ; 8 4 22
11. 7 12 6 10 7 75 S 1815 74 4 10
12.1 8 Wil I 6 171 7 781 S a" 1 f-
"Sundny,
t,rtAlr M.i.1 .llannaltlnn tlf live st60K
nt the Union Stock Yards. routh Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
ycsteiday: .a
1 1 ii,uii 1 1-1 r i-a
Cattle.lIoss.Shcep.H'r's.
C. M. & St. V 1
Wabash 2 " "
Missouri Pacific... . 2 J
Union Pacific 33 i
C. & N. W.. east.. 11 4 ;
C. & N. W.. west.. 52 3'. H J
C, St. P., M. & O.. 24 7 ;
C, II. & Q... west.. 77 3.1 ft.
C, R. 1. & P., east 15 .. . .1
C, R. 1. fVP., west I ,. I
lllinolc Central 1 2 ,
a a. v 3 3
Total receipt... 247 91
iinii iHPrltlN HEAD,
Cattle. Hog. Sheep,
1,00 1BV4
1,400 61S
1.100 109
15U
lit
104
Mil
103
nt;
i,ioo imh, nm
:oo iiih
300 126
500 t04
2.200
'"soi
2414
1,-200 10li 101
300 ( Cl4
1,401 11014 HO
l.tOA !5U 24U
2,200 HOT. 110H 110H
too ut',t 12.,
St, Joseph Live Slock Market,
124". l!IVi ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 1Z. CATTLE Re-
3SH se'k I ceipts, i,.w neaa, muuei Bteauy; steers,
o.wiiMj: cow anu ncuers, i.aja.su;
calves, 15.OO01l.CO.
HOGS Receipt. 5.000 head! market.
steady bulk of sales, t3.7StS9.S0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.000
head: market steady to 10c lower: lambs.
J4 t.O0JJ&15.
l,l nnlr tn !-,.
"'Ii iK I Receipts of live stock at the alx prln-
its i wattle, jiok. nnecp.
its Kansas City .14.000 10,000 11,000
1, Sioux City 2,800 3,000 800
" St. Iouls 9.90J 19,600. 2,700
Chicago .....2J.0O9 48,000 4l.00
South Omaha , 6,000 6,700 20,000
St. Joseph 1,200 5,000 3,000
Morris Co 0l
Swift & Co "33
Cudaliy Packing Co.... S9S
Armour & Co 812
SchwarW A Co s
Lincoln Packing Co.... 33
Benton, Vansnnt & 1 223
Hill Si Son 202
1 B. Lewis 163
Huston & Co 55
J. II. Root & Co 17
J. 11. Bulla 257
L. F. llusz 143
Roscnstock Bros........ S3
Wcrthclrnor tk Degcn.. 376
It. K. Hamilton 230
Sullivan Bros 41
Rothschild 383
Mo. & Knn, Calf Co.. 28
Christie 63
Hlgglns 1
Huffman 5
Dennlson & Francis... 27
Baker, Jones & Smith 55
Tanner- Bros , 101
Harvey 181
Iowa Cattle Co..,,...,. 158
Other buyers , 312
KS7
1,1X2
1,799
1,681
128
and lambs, thrro being riulte- a sprinkling
of wethers and. yearlings. Quite naturally
under such . circumstances tne pvrra
started out to take off prices, reultlng
In a low and draggy movement, most ui
tho forenoon and a rather light cleara
nnec. Oood killers did not make up as large
a percentage of tho receipts as on mot
unyn oi last week ana tnerc wu .
tlceable Increase In the number of half-
fat offering, which did not neip trann
s . 1 Hi I any, 1 lie nci Krauci ui "i'
. 4 m lnih sold on ft bl jny where from 10c
showing a little further decline. Lnmb
sold all tho way from t7 60 to 13.05 and
ewes brought price aroiinu j.wj.w,tni"re
being no good ewes Included the re;
ceipts. The few scattering load of
wether and yearling alo moved slowly
nt prices showing about the same de
cline ns ewes. ...
Quotation on sheep and lanins: i-mos.
good to choice, t7.8JjiS.15; lambs, fair to
good. t7.26JT7,l5; lnmb. culls, t5.50JT6.O0;
yearling, light. t6.40JI6.90i yearling,
heavy, tS.75fi6.40; wether, good to choice,
tj.50J&.9J: wether, fair to good, I5.25O4.60;
ewes, good to choice, t5.OOtfS.iOi owes,
fair to good, H.IWi.w.
No. ,
iw cornfed lamb ......
104 cull
19 culls .,
157 cornfed lambs ......
217 cornfod lambs
30 cornfed ewes .......
221 cornfed owes
218 cornfed ewes
218 cornfed ewe
219 cornfed lambs
90
13
812
3.567
2,635
3,796
A v.
... 73
... 57
... 67
... 00
... 69
:: l
... 101
... 10S
..." S3
Pr.
7 65
6 50
6 60
7 10
7 10
500
5 15
5 15
5 10
7 90
First Prerequisite
to Successful Life
is a Faith in God
4.G50,
nv. n. K. Jenkins, prostdent of the
University ot Omaha, filled tho pulpit
at tho St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church Sunday, choosing for his tncme,
"Faith in God,"
"There aro a number of different kinds
or degrees of fultli." ho sold. -Tho fun
damcntalB of all knowledge cptiaUtuto one
vnrloty, ,a for example the accopteu
axioms ot miitlieniatwcn wnicn are a
matter ot Intuitive knowledge. Then there
are tho
WOMEN WILLjNVADE WEST
Suffragists Deoide to Begin Activi
ties in This Region.
MASS MEETINGS ARE PLANNED
Several Demonstration" Are to He
Held In the Mast In llonne Spirit
lot Those Who Would Have
' Women Vole.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lJ.-PUns for a
vigorous natlon-wldc campaign to pro
euro a constitutional amendment giving
suffrage to women were outlined today
by the congressional union for woman
suffrage. Tho program Includes a sched
ule Of "demonstrations" that wt'.l, ac
cording to the suffrage leaders, "awaken
the country as ntver before to a realiza
tion of tho Issue and If necessary trans
fer the majority In congress to a party
that will stand for suffrage."
"We are willing to have the democrats
pars tho amendment, but It by the closo
of congress they have not taken action
wo will transfer our Votes to a party
that will net." said Mrs. Jtssle Hardy
Stubbs tonight In announcing the union's
plans. "We are now giving them the
opportunity of their lives and aro await
ing to seo the result."
It was. decided at a meeting or tno
union today to transfer the energy ot
the union to the west at the close of the
present session' ot congress. Nevada,
Montana nnd tho Dakotaa were named as
the states upon which the union will
concentrate Its efforts to procure the
adoption of totcs for wdriien. When con
gress adjourns a conference of the women
voters of the country will be called, prob
ably to meet In Denver, to discuss the
methods to be employed.
The first ot the "demonstrations" agreed
upon today will be held In Washington
tho Inst day of this month when 100
working women from various states will
wait upon President Wilson and urge
him to support a suffrage amendment.
After this there will bo meetings held
simultaneously throughout the country on
May 2 and a nntlcnal mass meeting In
Washington May S.
Largo sums of money wore reported
bolng raised for the campaign by the
auffrage organizations throughout the
country and 10,110 was pledged at today'
meeting,
"We are going Into every district of
every member of congress known to us
to be opposed to suffrage," Mrs. Stubbs
said.
Mrs, Ahlquist in
Need of Shingles
for Poor People
Mrs. Jennio Ahlquist, 2740 Meredith
ceVla.; wweh "frU"! J""
Total 0.311 B.627
CATTLE The CHttle trade at this point
direct nroof to tho sense, still another
14.669 faith is built up from tho testimony ot
..virimco which la often stronger and
was In very satisfactory condition this ..., ,h. tnB senses,
morning. Receipts wcro quite liberal, but moro positive than that of the senses,
the offerings of desirable rattlo were since these may bo abnormal In one or
nnnn tno larun tn uritlnfv the reoulrements oral Inatnnpoa.
of buyers. .The result was a, reasonably f .,, , which I refer V that
active market, wun tno dik uuiu ui mu , , ,,,, n. rhrt,
beef of ferine scilintr In cood Beason In which Is known to the world as Lhr s
tho morning.
Me,
.....
"tt'l
Beef Btccrs were sought nttcr and
moved at nrlcn that were about steady
With lat week, xne nest cornieus ncro
sold up to ts.60, with western range fed
steers at js.w,
24U
101
eV4
lit
1,400 20U 29
43,404 1T0K 1MW'
1.200
600
1,400
3,300
'"too
COO
"'too
1,204
1.000
1,100
22
S3
14
21K
ii"
41
iiii
74S
33U
2414
12
1314
Ml
'iiii
44H
'iUi
24
"V
29
U3U
16K
21ti
12 U
1344
21
1
4H
8 Hi
I4K
1VA JIW
JSi 82 H
Texaa 4k Pacific IS
Union ratine
Union Pacific pfd
united State rteiltr,
'United state Rubber,
United Bute Bteel...
V. n. Steal pfd
man copper
V.-Oarollna Chemical ..
tVabaah
WRMlll pfd ,
western Maryland ......
Western Union
"tlnshoue Electric ,,
Wheeling a use r.rit...
N" Horen
Ex-dlrldend.
Total tale for the day,
Total receipts....... 62,930 92,300 75,500
Oiunhn Hay Market'.
PRAIRIE HAY No. 1 to choice upland.
tll.00011.50: No. 2. $9,00111.00: No. 3. tO.00
10.00; No. 1 to choice midland, $U.OOll.f0;
NO. 2, S9.00tfU; NO. 3. ts.oojfio.oo; NO. 1 to
choice lowland. t8.OOJI9.00; No. 2, 7.00S8.00:
No, 3, t5.00J77.ro, Straw, choice oats or
rye. xo.oofM.5o: choice wheat, is.oobs.bo.
Alfalfa, choice pea-green variety, tH.OOJ?
15.00; No. 1, JI3.00J? 14.00; No. 2, tll.OOJt
13.00; NO. 3, t3.002jll.00,
4nttnn Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-COTTON-FU-
turea, barely steady:, January, 12.03c;
March, 12.3.1c: May. 12.17c; July, 12.12o;
Cows and halfer moved nultc freely In ... u..n. .t,., .l.ot fminrlnllnn Irnm
about tho same notches as last week. ... ,.',,, ....,.,.. u .h.ke.n.
The best feeders were possibly a nine "-7-" - T "
strong, with other grades at least steady. , Practicability of faith is more Important
Ouotatlons on cattle: Oood to choice than tim nuantltv of faith. The real lm-
atecrs. ttt.5037.60 fair to cho.ee yearllnr, eept and live according to iBiin ratner
jS.oo-jfg.7o; gooa to cnoice corniea neuers, than tno quantliy 01 our creea.
W.607.75; fcood to cnoiea cows, t4.3oWfl.7s; llev 0uUvu A. Hurlbert, who wns
lrfal? ffl'tf&?lt?''3ESfiZ, P4Ktd to arrive ... dm U.t w,ek
stockers ana leeaers, ti.zixai.io; air to 1 io negui 111s new uuuun no immui ui pu
good stockers una reeacrs. o.aii.zo; Mary's Avenue Congregat onal church,
ooii.mon to fair Blockers ana leeaer. ... .n H,nin.rl , nrr,oklfl. N. 3..
t3.75Ji6.63; stock cows ana neiters, o,iuy 1 " - -
bo; veal calves, h.WImu.w; siock cbivcs, 1 uy iiir acuuun imiw u .
COO fl'i csi
17.604 C04 CTi
1.100 1M44 1 07U
i,,no mv4 am
Sl'.i
3
1,100
200
304
3
?00
1.404
SO
CO
!4
4,704 n 74U
201.50) aharen.
4U
Mti
Mtk
ion;
to
31
3 '
;
12
nt
764
24,300 15IH isc4 1MU ootober, 11.65c. Spot, quiet; middling,
lZ.LOe: nuir. 12.1OC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12.-COTTON-Spol,
good business done: prices steady: mid
dling fair. 7.67d: good middling, 7.33d: mid-
dling, T.Ujii: low mitiaiing, b.siu; vood
ordinary, 6.09a; ordinary, o.75d. Pales,
12,000 bales.
Belgian Blizzard
Stops Elver's Rise
BRUSSELLS. Jan. 12,-The temperature
New A'ork Money Market. dropped suddenly this morning, convert-
NEW YORK. Jan. 12. MONEY On I Imp h tnrrmtlnl rain into a stiff bllz
call. Bteady; 20214 per cent, ruling rate. rt Throughout Belgium there has
"S.J'er, (n'' cl.?,i,ic.. ?,d'. per cent. a b nowfJ1"
1 linn 1 1 111. 11 h. miphii v : kixiv- nnn ninrnv
days, 4JM14 per cent; six months, 4110414 The cold weather had a beneficial ef-
per cent. - fect. however, on the flood situation and
MnnuAn jiuc. rAr&-int per ceni. the waters are now receding rap dly. T n
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier: sixty V 8 waxe" aro nw rCT-e ' ' ,7
dav. 11 275- rim.n,i ii son. Mmm.n.i.1 danger, temporarily HI icaai, IB consm-
bills. 14.824. erea over, aitnougu later tne. melting
SILVER Bar, 671 c; Mexican dollars, snows are likely to cause fresh Jn
nf.xTDn undatlon.
..n;UBU,""",Cm' ra...us.u. The p0 are beglnnlnB t0 r(.AUze
Closing quotations on bonds were at the enormous losses caused by the flood
follows: The subsidence of the Vesdre river has
"'aFJSSLT. hZ ;?-j--5S- St& : S3 left a deep coating of mud over thou
V. 8. 3. reg 103 u N. unl. fa.... MH sands of houses, Miles of roadways have
been washed out; sidewalks have disap
peared and hundreds of houses, th
foundations of which have been under
mined, .threaten to collapse.
do coupon 10 M. K. & T. lit 4.. Il
V. S. 4. reg ,..lnH do gen. 4H.... It
do coupon .,,112 Mo. Pacific la.,.,., 61
Panama 3a coupon, .101 de coov. t. 721
Amtr. Ag. H N. R. 11. of M. 4Ha so
MA. T. T. c 4.. f,HN, Y. C. g. 1H... 2
Am. Totxicco n....ii -ao aeb. 1,...,.. M
Armour a Co. 41,., M . N. T. N. II, ft II.
Atchlaon gen. 4..,. l cr. 3Ha 74
do cv. 4a lw N. w, lat C. 4a.. 4i
do ct. 5.,, 100 do cr. 4i. ....... .100
. O. U lat 4. .. 21iNo. Pacific 4a S2
A.
Bal. & Ohio 4a.
do Slia
Brook. Tr. ev, 4..
Can. of Oa. 5a...,.
Can. Leather 6a. .,
Che, ft Ohio 4V4.
do conr. 4H-
w do la 6JU
0KO. S. h. rfdg. 4a.. 1SH
MHPenn. ct. IHi 191S. tvi
102i do coo. 4a... 100
, 174 Heading gen. 4 13
4H 8. U ft B. F. fg 4 7SU
MU do gen. (a 621
C. 0. ft Q. ).
Via. U St. U 8. W r. 4. 71
4a. .. 5SB. A. L adj. .... 74U'
4o gen. 4 ..!2H8o. Pac. col. 4a.... IUi
74
103
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12. METALS Lead
quiet, $4.0304.15; Ixmdon, fir 10c. Spelter,
quiet, S5.2SJ?6.S5; London, 21 10s. Copper,
dull; standard spot, not quoted; January
to Anril. offered at 114.00: electrolytic,
tl4.25Ji'14.EO: lake. tlS.00: nominal castings.
114.00. Tin, steaay; spot to ireoruary,
037.00; March. t36.85JI37.1214: April. t36.95Jj
3T.za. Antimony, auu; uooKson s, i.io'
7.60. Iron, steady; No. 1 northern, tl5.00J
1SW. iso. s nortnern, sif.Yogia.xo; no. i
southern, tl5.0015.50; No. 1 southern, soft,
ti5.oog i5.5a
ST. LOUI3, Jan. 12. M ETA LS Lead,
slow, J4.00. Spelter, nominal, S3.15.
C M ft B P o 4W..101H d cr. 4
C, R. 1. Ic P. c. 4a 4IT4 do lit rf. 4a, ,.
do rfg. 4 74 So. 'Rallwar I..
C. ft 8. r 4k e 4Vt I14i do gen. 4., 7',i
D. ft II. cr. 4 9Hi Union Pacific 4.,.. UK
D. ft It. Q. ref, C rj io cr. 4 1
Dlatlllera' I ...... 3U da jif ft rat. 4.. 3 Hi
Eli p. I. 4.. 13 U. B, Rubber 4I...101
do gen. 4 ,. 72V4 U. R. steel d fi.,.01
do cr. 4. er. B. 72fV.C. chra. La 14i
111. CB. lt T. 4. . . 0 Wabaeh lat A z. 4, C4U
Inter. Met. 4l4..., 76;Witm Md. 4t,... 76
Inter. M. M. 4Vi - ClWWeat. Elec. cr. Si.. II
Japan 4Ua MViVla. Central 4a.... ju
Did. Offered. 1
Oil nnd Roaln
NEW" YORK. Jan. 12. COTTONSEED
OIL Firm: prime summer yellow, tS.SoJ?
7.05; January, t6.S9; March, 17.17; May,
TURPENTINE Steady ; machine, bar
rels. 4814c.
I
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12DRY GOODS
Cotton goods market continues quiet and
s'.eady; yarns were In better demand to
day. Men's wear lines opened for fall
during the day khowed reductions varying-
from 1714c to 25c a yard. Raw silk was
firmer and higher.
Elgin Butter Mnrkel.
ELGIN. Jan, 12 -BCTTER-Weak
I3214J3SC
at
Hoston St ecu Market.
BOSTON. Jan, 12. Closing quotations
on stocks were:
Alloue 3IVaNe?ada con. ,. .... 14V
Amal. Copper 3UNIplealng Mine ... TH
Arttona Com 4North Butt 37
Cal. & Arlioni,,..., 4354 North lka 1
i.ai- ac itecia .,. uia uanmita ao
Centennial 11 Oaceola 74
Copper Hang C. C. 16H3ulncy ., 0
UUU. V. . ,,7, PU.UUUII . b.
rranklln S Superior 21
Granbr Con 74 Superior ft B. II... !i
nreena Cananaa ... 34 Tamarack 21
lale Royal Copper. 1 V. 8. H. R. ft M... J
Kerr Lak 41J do pfd 47U
ijVe Copper Utah Can
Id Ball Copper.... 4 Utah Copper Co 4ai
Miami Copper t2V4Wlnoaa 2
Mohawk 43WolTerlDe 44
Local Securities.
Quotation fumlihad bjr Durna. Drinker ft Co.,
(I.i.k. V . , I . n . I ...L W . . 1 1 . I .
Bill. Aakad.
Cudahj Parking ta. 1121.... Vt t
feeder Co , Neb., Sen. UI. (4 1111 9 104
iieer & to., dm ,,11 tl
Dundee, Neb.. U. 1921., .,11 10 1
Duodee Itaalti Ci, II: 17
El raao. Tex Seiter ta, Iiii 101 101 IS
Terrible Snowstorm
in Northwest Russia
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 12.-A terrible
snowstorm has swept over northwestern.
Russia, blocklnr the roads and the rail
ways and interfering with telegraphlo
communication.
In the suburbs of St. Petersburg the
snow is nine feet deep and 40,000 soldiers
and laborers are engaged n cleaning
away the drifts. Train service has' been
reduced to a minimum. No farm produce
Is reaching the city. U is Impossible to
make Interments in the cemeteries.
Official reports record 110 deaths from
cold and exposure. A number of peasants
in Grodno, Lithuania, have beep de
voured by wolves.
tlanlty. emanating from a deep oonvjo
tton In the principles of religion Through-
... ,. ., ... !. n.l-
OUl tne Bcripturca iiiuiw un v,,
monition to liavo faith. Faith Is the en
tire foundation upon which our hopes
t6.76es.00; bulls, stags, etc, 25.0OJjS.7S.
BEE,' UTEiSRS.
No. At, Pr.
1.,. 195 7 15
24.,... 929 T 60
40., ,..,,,. Ill I 0
20,..,
20....
43..,,
J..,,
I....
II.. ,.
57....
No.
19...,
23....
41....
II,...
24,...
SO,...
16.,
At. rr.
1414 I 30
1211 25
,,..,.1291 I 25
1271 sr.
..,..,1170 I 55
1241 I (0
.1191 li'J
917 7 II
...1061 T 94
...1120 7 90
...1063 I 00
,,,1094 8 00
...!I7t I 11
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
... 127 7 CO 20 11S9 7 14
... 912 7 7t 19 161 I 01
COWS AND STEERS.
11 1801 1 13
father, who, in splto ot his advanced
age, recently undorwent a serious opera
tion. Rev. G. A. Hurllbert Is expected to
arrive here this Week and the services
of welcome, which had been planned to
occur yesterday, hove been postponed
until next Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Carf Jensen, who are in
need of help. According to Mrs. Ahlquist,
the old couple have been knocked about
until they arc now totally friendless and
badly In need ot ld.
Tho Jensens have been In Omaha for
twenty-eight years, according to Mr. Jen
sen, and during this time he has worked
nt whatever job he could obtain. Times
have been hurd ot late and Saturday
night he sought aid from tho City mis
sion. After obtaining shelter overnight
they were turned away and were taken in
by Mrs. Ahlquist.
Sunday night they were lodged In a
small house at Twenty-ninth and Frank
Un which belongs to Mrs. Ahlquist. Tho
hoiuc, according to Mrs. Ahlquist. Is
badly in need of repair, Mr. Jensen says
he can do the work if only a few shingles
are provided. Enough bricks can be
gathered from the tornado debris.
According to Mrs. Ahlquist, an attempt
s being made to have tho old people de
clared Insane, but they are by no means
In that condition.
Mrs. Ahlquist will open a coffee house
at 110 North Tenth street today, at wlilch
the poor will be fed.
2...
3...
3...
7...
X...
r,.,,
i!!!
i.
.1016 1 II 41
CO u.
7
19
..1402 t IS
...1044 4 26
.,.1000 C C4
... 910 i 00
...1061 t 20
. . . 190 5 2S
... 996 3 l."
,,.I4C0 t 40
...1016 I ,'.
...1104 174
3 ,...1006 I 71
13 197 I 71
3 1011 ou
IS ,.,..1121 COO
Zt.....,l.3u o
2 1090 I 00
I 03
i n
...1050 6 00
...1107
...1023
...1110
...1211 C 24
1017 6 20
102! C 2
20 1113 6 14
17 1010 C 44
1 1113 C 44
7 , 1227 I 41
II 114 6 CO
II 1134 C CO
t 1060 I 50
COWS AND HEIFERS.
.1227 C 40
t 701 5 61
6 1035 I 36 22
HEIFERS.
1 730 6 20 19....,
1 930 6 21 4
67C I 40 1
2 Ill 6 C4 1
2... Ill CO 1
1, 190 S 'S .,
liUHUO.
iV
967 40
I7S 6 75
.... 160 75
.... 911 I 7r.
. ... 970 7 00
.... C14 7 00
670 7 2.1
.... 110 7 10
1 1!!0 C 40
1 1114 a CO 1
1 1DM C I) I
1 1000 c cr, t
J 320 I 65 I
1 700 6 7S 1.....
1 1320 I U 21
2 1411 I 14 21
2 904 I CO 11
J 1370 6 0) II
1 ,,14 I 00 ,
CALVES.
I , 34S T 21 . . 1
1 117 t ti 1
124 I C x I.,
....1300 6 00
....110 6 14
..,.1450 I V,
..1.1101 6 23
....1610 6 CO
.,,,1319 I 04
.... 761 7 10
.... 702 T 10
919 7 IS
902 7 2i
New York Supreme
Coijrt Will Decide
If Fitz Is Has-Been
NEW YORK, Jan. 12. The state su
premo court will decide whether "Bob
Flt7isl'mmons, former heavyweight cham-
plon of tho world, Is too old to re-enter
the ring with a view to, winning back
his title. Tho State Athletic commission
was Informed todny that Fltzslmmotis
had applied to the supreme court for an
Injunction to restrain, tho commission
from enforcing Its recent order prohibit
ling tho former glovo champion from
fighting In this state. Argument on the
application will be heard Wednesday.
Affidavits which Fltzstmmons filed
with his application Included two-Mike
Donovan, trainer of the New York Ath
letic club, and A. .1. Drexel-Blddte of
Philadelphia, each certifying that the
formor fighter is In proper physical con
I dltlon to re-enter the ring.
110 9 M
124 CO
110 9 71
1 270 I C4 1... 230 10 04
I io io 1 '"L? w
rJTUi'vr;i'rt Aft r rrw.nn
Professor Bruner
Brings Many Bugs
so...
4..,,,..
73
12
2
19
174 I 44
217 C 73
, Ctl 14
,101 t
125 94
.121 7 04
it
21
13
I
17
, 7C4 7 04
151 7 00
Ml 7 04
Ml 7 04
... a .
va
...1011 1 I
LINCOLN, inn. 12,-(Speolal.) The
state university will be more buggy than
usual from now on. Prof. Lawrence
Rruner having returned from Europe
with a collection of over 10,000 rate spec
linens. These collections havo been
gathered from the .Hawaiian Islands,
Philippine Islands. Japan and China,
Prof. Bruner mot many former Ne
21 reeaers.,iuj i w braska people on his trip, but was un
22 feeders.. 1216 S 00 .. , .,. .i.her of them for tho cot
MAN'S SPIRIT IS NOT MADE
BY THE SUNDAY CONDUCT
"A man's spirit is not made by his Sun
day conduct, but by his life throughout
the week," said Rev. J. A. Maxwell, pas
tor ot Calvary Baptist church, In the
course of his sermon Sunday morning.
"Preaching God's message and com
manding God's spirit are two necessary
factors for men to observe in carrying
out the divine program for a great re
vival and awakening. To be able to
preach God's message to others we must
first know It ourselves. Six days of the
week we hear what men say and what
the world says. Sunday we learn what
God says, provided we go to church. But
en all subjects, whether society, science
or business, and at all times we ought
to "consider what God says." .
WESTERNS.
COIaORADO. .
21 steers... ,1167 7 75 43 steers.. . .1064 7
4 steers... ,1067 7 90
WVUAHNU,
49 feeders. .1921 7 80
43 feeders., 1219 8 00
i j - iftcr t rn
" Wallls'Llve Stock Co.. Wyoming. lection. He said that he did not do much
1 steer..,.. SSO 6 60 1 steer.. ..,1100 7 25 n the grasshopper business, a former
2 feeders.. 1020 7 60 44 fwders,..ooO 7 60 ,)obbv of tn6 profesor's. Out In the
. . '7 Philippines, according to the professor,
JSSSZPZtoSlr S the native, eat them In large numbers
head, being received. This Ib a little and claim that they are flno eating. They
lighter than a week ago, but Is about 700 bake them and dry them and sometimes
laSt'yeatrhan 'r th" corre"pondtnB day eat them after they are dried without
Shipper' and speculators were out early cooking. Prof. Bruner did not acquire
this morning and they bought a few load much 0f a liking for the hoppers as a
of tne nest outcners uno neavica nt prit- t f ., pwli DDlne menu
h., -ar fiili ataalv In noaalblv a 1 It. PBrl 01 l" 1 nmppine menu
tie stronger, paying a top of 18.25. pack
era, however, refused to make a move ari T7",'I1 J
during the early hour, and when they old Miner IS Killed,
start out, about 10 o'clock, their bids were J-'J.J.JO.UX J.Q AiiilUU
quoted as a flat dime lower. Salesmen 1 Ct J.-, T,,4-
would not listen to such a sharp reduc hV bflTltrV On JJUtV
tlon. holding their offerings at steady WJ WVJJ.UXJ VAX J U.UJ
prices, and as neither buyers nor sellers WALSENBURG, Colo., Jan, 12, John
would make much of a concession to- 0ermana miner, was shot and killed by
wnn a pomnromlae. the trade was prac- v"3"""-". . ...
tically deadlocked with the big end 0f a militiaman on sentry auty nere tonigni
the supply unsold. when he refused to halt at the command
Things dragged along, n tnis manner ,nd crogea the entry line Into tho mill
until wen luwaiu, 11 y V". ' r . M.r ramn
,t,ia iim. ll,.ri .orI.5 put Ionic Iary camp,
Values were more or less uneven with According to reports made to Adjutant
some of the best kinds not over SJjlUc General Chase in Denv.tr tonight, Ger
lower, but the bulk of the Packer pur- . ,d . . b , t .
Possible. Candidate
as Bellevue's Head
Rev. T. C. Osborne, a Presbyterian
minister or Scottsbjutf, who Is said to
be one of the men being considered foi
the presidency of Bellevuo college,
preached tho morning sermon at th
First Presbyterian church Sunday. It is
understood that he was invited to preach
In Omaha because of the possibility of
his being a candidate for the college
position.
Rev, Edwin Hart Jenks, D. D pastor
of the church where nev. Mr. Osborne
sppke, la also- a member of the sub-corn-mlttee
of three directors ot tho college.
which hus the duty of looking up candi
dates for the position left vacant by the
resignation of Rev, S. W. Stookey, D. D.
Rev. Dr. Jenks said In regard, to Rev,
Mr. Osborne;
'tile Is one of a half dosen or rnon
men who are being considered, for th
Bellevuo presidency. Our committee, has
rot asked any of the possible candidates
If they would accept the post, as no de
cision has been reached. We do not
know If Iev. Mr, Osborne would accept
tne presiaency u it were offered him.
The matter has not yet beep narrowed
down to two or three candidates. The
commltteo Is due to .report to the board
of directors January 21."
The visiting minister Is a graduate of
Hastings college and Omaha Theological
seminary, and did mission work at what
is now tho Third Presbyterian church of
this city, Later he occupied a pastorate
at Wayne, before going to Scottsbluff.
SCHOOL SENIORS WILL
GRADUATE JANUARY 30
The high chool career of mora than
a score ot the students at tho school Is
drawing to a close with the end of the
present school semester and the com
mencement exercises of the class which
will graduate in the mid-year will ba
held In the school auditorium on Jan
uary SO. Tha class teachers, Mlas Sara
Vore Taylor, Miss Jessie Towne and
Miss Mary J, Sulllvant are conttdertns
plans for the commencement program.
The class consists ot eleyen boys aua
sixteen girls. It Is the third ot Its kind
In the Omaha High school.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
OF DANISH BROTHERHOOD
Between 400 and SCO perspns from west
ern Iowa and all over Nebraska attended
the annual ball of tbo panlth Brother
hood last night at Washington hall, to
celebrate the thirty-second anniversary
of the organization,
The association -was founded hnre thirty-two
years ago, and there arc now
cba.es can be quoted as mostly loc " many iowubb un over wis country. Alter
lower, and a good many of the sales look I cated, crossed the sentry line and re- J a banquet dancing commenced, Speaker!
to be a Rat dime ofr Taking the market fused to halt at the challenge The seo-uiCre William Pederson, George Christen.
as a wnoie. prices are anywnerr iro-n . v v . sala t hava flred at th- r!,,oh.u. .,, r,h.,.
- " 1 tvii . " &? J
steady on a few early sales to rully loo " f " "
lower on some of the later ones to pack-' intruaer.
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