THE 1U0K: OMAHA, FRIDAY, .JANUARY 1(5, 1914.
IT
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bears in Wheat, Corn and Oats Are
Put to Rout.
MAY OPTION IS TIED UP TIGHT
Pntnre Whrnt for Thnt Month nnd
the Cnsh Article Are Being;
Held by the 111k Holders
In Ihlcnfto.
OMAHA. Jan. 15. 1914.
The bears In wheat, cofn and oata were
routed jesterday and made to see for
the moment that they were on the x.ront;
aide of the market. Even John Uarrett,
who was the bear leader for month and
month, wag reporting sales of cash
wheat at Kansas CUy fgr foreign ship
ment. This old-time bear was -ilso talk
ing quite bullish on the general situation
and tTiere was an army of professionals
traveling In hla foot-steps. The averago
wheat trader has made up tils mind, after
so long a time, that mora hard winter
wheat Is being sold for shipment olioad
than the speculative world Is awaro of.
These same people have also made l.p
their minds that this particular stock of
grain has dwindled down to abnormally
small proportions In the Chicago market,
and they now look upon tho short Bide
as rather hazardous tinder vresent condi
tions. The matter of advertising the big holder
of May and cash wheat nt Chicago would
be of no benefit to thoe who are short
the May future, and It Ss enoutth to say
that that month is tied up tightly and
that there Is no likelihood of the bears
getting out without receiving a rap across
the speculative knuckles. The situation
in wheat may be callsd abnormal. Whllo
the stocks here are not large, tho umount
In the visible supply Is nbove the average
and In some of the larger markctB the
amount of wheat now being carried Is of
good size. Those who are speculating In
this grain and who havo adhered to the
bull side for a long time fall to consider
on very Important factor, and that is
that never In the history of the Chicago
Hoard of Trade has the weather been as
favorable for moving wheat after It was
harvested and threshed ns during 1913.
Up to the present time In 1914 tho weather
In tho country where tho wheat was held
was favorable for threshing and hauling
to tho railroad stations.
Advances were shown of lUfflHc In
corn and the trade was of enormous pro
portions, with the shorts eagerly cover-
ering, and many of tho longs Belting in
order to secure profits. The shorts were
uneasy because of the delay In removal
of hedges by one of tho larger specula
tors, who sold quite a quantity, of tho
cash article In the last few wooks. Kan
sas City reported a slack demand there
on feeding account, with Iowa, offering
corn freely.
Oats followed corn and closed with
gains of 94c. The cash market was
a little higher at Chicago and Kansas
City. The more conservative men in the
trade declared they were unable to see
any prospcts for a bull market with the
liberal stocks in Chicago warehouses, as
well as in the vlslblo supply.
Provisions were strong and closed
higher. The lighter hog movement was
one of tho bull helps ana the strength
shown by corn was another. The buy.
Ing was led by private wire concerns.
Patrick Cudahy of Milwaukee was cred
ited with liberal sales of May pork, and
ribs.
Cash wheat was unchanged to Mc
hig.ler. Cash oats were Vic lower to Mo
higher.
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to
653.000 bushels; corn. 4.000 bushels: oats,
4,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Unchanged to Md
higher; corn, V4d higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 009,000
hiatticls and shipments 371,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,081.000 bushels and
shipments of 490.000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 824,000
bushels and shipments 102.000 bushels.
against receipts of 1,135,000 bushels and
shibments of 1.1G6.000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 667,000
bushels and shipments C.14,000 bushels,
against receipts of OH, 000 bushels and
shipments of 717.000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat, corn. oats.
hard. SOHfjWVci No. t hard, SS-SfiSOV;
No. 2 northern. SSffOOc; No. 3 northern, W
S9c; No. 2 spring. R5H3Wc; No. 3
spring, 87Hfl88Hc Corn; No. 2, MJJtMlic;
No. 2 white. WHilTc; No. 2 yellow, M,V
ttc, No. 3, KBlc; No. 3 white. 6SHOM4ci
No 3 yellow, 6144I!8c. Oats: No. 3 white,
3SHfimc; standard, 393,M04o.
EQGS-Hlgher; receipts, 3,123 caea; at
mark, cases Included, 2MJSlic; ordinary
firsts, 20M0e; firsts, 32c.
CHEE8E-Htghr; daisies, 15H5J15V;
twins. 16fll"e. American. 17U0174c;
leng horns, li(l!tc.
rOTATOES-llecelpts, 20 cars; un
changed. POl'I.TRY-Allve lower; springs, lJVic;
fowls. 13c; turkeys, 16c.
RYE No. 2. 6lc.
BARLBY-aJ9e.
SKEDS-Tlmothy, t.75J25; clover,
lii.7Mf2i.ea
liAU!-lUl&81l.07H.
runs $ii.oou.w.
NEW YORK. (IK.VKH.M, MAI11CET
NEW YORK JIOND MARKET
Speculation More Active and Market
Broader, with Vigorous Rise.
SENTIMENT DECIDEDLY BULLISH
steady Absorption of Illicit Grade
Shares Which llnve No Snecnln
tlve KoIIoivIub (lire Indica
tion if Unlckrnril Demnnil.
NEW YOUK. Jan. IJ.-Speeulatlon was
more active and the market broader with
the vigorous rise in all classes of stocks
today, Sentiment was decidedly bullish
and buying was conducted with confi
dence, which has not characterized trad
ing recently. Speculation for .the rise
was facilitated by Increased voiumn or
outride buying. Steady absorption, of
high-grade stocks which have no follow
ing gave an Indication of the quickened
Investment demand. This same tendency
was visible In the bono market, in vicn
South Omaha Live Stock Men Go to Wool Growers' Conventions
(luotntlotin of the Day on Various
Cnmmndltlcp.
NEW YOUK. Jo,i. U.-FLOfR Mar-
KeL nillAf? .nplnir n. . ti JA 1 CA
- . ..... ...r, cu.ciiini f .-,v4,-,.w . ...... . ... ... ... ..v..... ........... ...
winter straights, unfit . iJini..- Mealtnaa exnaniml anil nrlces rose.
It 401H.65: anrlni? rlr tiftmin. ..m I Tnilnv'n movement was a continuation
ro. l winter, S3.SMZS.76; extra No, 2 win- of tho rise which began lnte yesteruiiy
ter, W.3M13.50; Kansas straights, l4.ftVK4.t5. on the receipt from Washington of un-
WHBAT-Spot. quiet; No 2 "hard win- official outlines of the odmlnls ration's
ter, HSUc. c I. f. New York: No. s red. attitude toward antl-trust legls atlon. The
$1.00&, elevator, domestic; No. 1 mrth- probabio character or ,le''n"" !
em Manitoba. Jt.COH. f. o b. afloat; No. corporations and the presidents
1 northern Duluth. Tt.01V. f o b afloat forthcoming message to congress on that
Futures lower May? 11 S J-16: JulV. "-pic "twed largely In determining the
HOPS-Stoady. stato common to , choice temper of speculative sentiment. It being
1913. 4oV4Sc; 1912. 20ev?c Pitl? coast "at a less drastic position would be
1.11? maVvt.'io.V wTSr10' lcl"e coasl i-k-,, i,v the administration than the
HIDES St end v? n..i. ttuami.. bears haJ predicted. Easy money rates,
Central America. 2914c" the scarcity of stocks, the broaoct "B
PKTROLEirM-Steady; refined. New vestment demand and a more pefiii
York bulk. $5.26: barrels, $S.75: cases. 311.2V view of the outlook for buMncss wero
WOOISuadyrdomcstlc flwce M other Influences which contributed to tho
G26c. day's movement. ....
CORN-Spot market steady, new No. Steel led the imM. Trading 11 thU
3 ye low. 7144c. c. I. f.. to arrive'. ock w88 unuUfilly Rcttve "" r
OATS-Snot m.rk. Lhv .t.nrtarH nearly two points. Union Pacific, and
lSat ?n;n ?., stocks gains" were larger.
J0c; seconds z8R29e Undoti came into inn in ""
PROVISION'S;. .tes.lv: me,, 324.50 Purchases for foreign account consisting
027.00: fnmllv. tMTns m-Vhrt Viin chiefly of steel, . Kn
u,.w, muni)-, jj.wtfrJ.w; snon cienre, 1 r,Aii onoro ahnres
fl"ilSU..P''a b.el"c". . ?. JA SfianOM, L " .Vealt In at substantial ad-
vances over i
speculative mo
neighborhood 0
value, J3.900.000.
A
aro
IK.00ffl3.0O. Iard. easy. lll.tOOH.20: mid- r.m .V-e-ru X,..' n.m.ittons Some
oio wesi. u.i6ftfn.; refined, quiet; con- , rv. mnrtcnires Improved n tho
)!. Utah. l-nw. Clj'J.
jd.500 7t'i 73'i !
i-'l
pound, steady. 3S.25aS.60. "c '."""SS'i
coTuKce;adspecIaC.'5o. "? B9kedi K P-TBtStS bonds were unchanged on
uu i iKii-ateady; receipts, 3.200 tubs: Mitmber of sa'es and loacmn quotations
extras: 3 itaffiZT Yiri tTHMffi on tocKs T,ere:
ex'ta?' 2JW2pc. Um.l.araal.d CoPP" .
i-niijS-Flrm: receipts. 600 ..boxes; Aniricn Acrlcultur.l
state whole milk, held specials. 17Hc: av- m.nr.n npt fumr..
erage fancy, I717',4c; fresh specials, 17c; Amfricn cn
average iancy, I6c. xmerictn t-n jia
EaaS-Weak; receipts, 6,200 cases; fresh Amerlun C.
gathered extras, 36if37o; extra firsts, 34H African cotton 011
5Tic refrigerator firsts, 3lB3ic; ncaroy y-
hennery whites, 4143o. . . . ASII J!3 !icmotl"
i'UUL,Tiiy L,ive. firm; western cnicK-1 u & t
ens, 14c; fowls, lB15Mc; turkeys, lo; r rCim s, k . ptd
dressed, quiet but firm; fresh killed west- Altli sugar rtttlnlni...
ern cnicKens, lasr.'ic; iowis, mr- Amrrlran T. . 1.
Chicago .....
Minneapolis
IDuluth
Omaha
Kansas City
st. louts
163
200
1,10
61
35
..257
.. 44
.. 42
.. 47
.. 30
WlnnlDccr 65
The following cash sales we're reported
Wheat. No. 2 hard winter. 1 car. 82c: :
car. 820. No. 3 hard winter, 1 cor, 82Wc;
1 ears. 820. No. 2 mixed. 1 car, 82c. No.
3 mixed, 1 car, 82V4c No. 4 mixed, 1 car,
SOc. No. 3 spring, 1 car, SlMc Oats: Stan
dard, 2 cars, 38V4c. No. 3 white, 2 cars.
satin. No. 4 white. 2 cars. 37c: X car. 369ic,
Corn: No. 3 white, 3 cars, 64c; 1 car, 63V4a
No. 4 white. 1 car, 00c. No, 2 yellow, 1 car,
63Hc; 2 carB. 63c. No. 3 yellow, 4 cars,
63c: 1 cor, ac; 1 car. 62Hc; 6 cars, tec;
1 par. 61e: 6 cars. 61Mc: 2 cars. 61c. No.
4 vellow. 2 cars. OOttc: 4 cars, &9Uc; 1
car. 63c. No. 2 mixed. 1 car, 62Ha No. 3
mixed, 1 car. outc; 1 car, mm; 1 car,
61c; 1 car, 60V4c. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, Mc;
2 cars. 68?ic; 2 cars, 58c: 2 cars, B7c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No.
hard, 82flS4V4c; No. 3 hard. 81jS3V4c; No.
4 hard, 77(3lc; No. 3 spring, 82Q82Hc:
v jisti- ifb. Hr mm nw tai -s...ai unmin.'nii'iiii.i u 11.11 u .iitMJi. . 'wsi
W
Left to night Thomas Dohnn, C .1 I.nne, Hruce McCtilloch, M. C Wllkerson. William Tarrar. C. J. Kylr. 13. E
H. Schellbcrg, Ocno Meludy, O S, Campbell, J. O, Aylesworth, Charles Van Alstlne. William llnlme. Walter Wood.
Buckingham, Halph Jennings. A. F. Stryker.
OMAHA LIVEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Moderate and Prices
Steady with Wednesday.
HOGS ARE TEN CENTS HIGHER
30, W0
. 1,!U0
1,400
909
300
', '"Hi
, 4,300
3t
4
41
3lt
300 101
24
3SVi
H4
47
40
3IU
'si"
ti'i
34 4
4t
47i
Wi
Wt
34H
keys, 182Sc.
Uninha liny Mnrket
OMAHA. Jan. 15. PRAIRIE HAY-No.
1. choice to upland. J11.00S11.60: No. 2.
S10.00ifMl.00: No. 3. ISOOaiO-OO: No. 1 to
choice midland. 3tl.OOjni.60; No. 2. 110.00 Brooklyn lupid Tr..
11.00; No. 3, JS.00G10.C0; No. 1 to Choice csnaoiin 1 -"".
American Tobtcco ....
Aniconda Mining Co..
Atchlion
Atchison pia
Atlantic Coatt Unf ..
naltlmore A.- "nio
DUhlehem Steel
100U J00"t
105',i
2,300 1MV 1M
600 m
1.S00
3.700
3!4
91
31S
9
lowland, 18.009.00; No.
STRAW Choice oat or rye. I6.004ni.50
choice wheat, t5.00fi6.u0.
ALFALFA Choice pea green, leafy und
fine stem, Jl.i.OO; No. 1. 14.0014.60; No
I. ni.00ffl3.00; No. 3, $9.0011.00.
r.0038.00; No. 3, ""ohio.'...:: t
i,m in
6.400 93i
2.300 34H
3.600 90
15,00 211
2,100 i
r-htearn O. W..
Ctllcno, M. & 8t. P
Chlcajo & N. W.
Colorado Fuel ft Iron..,
Conaolldited Gai
Corn Products
Delaware, ft Hudson....,
Denver ft mo
Denver ft It. 0. ntd....
15. I ntatlllena' Becurltlea ...
1'4j
3t'i
37
Hi ti
34 34
MS W
20S',4 3104a
364 28S
3S 634
13 13 U
Shcpp nnd I.ninlm of All KlmU In
Knlr Itri'i-lpt, AVIillc Vnlurai
Sho- I.Htle or No Chanire
from Woiliiemlny.
14 10JJ 7 90
SJ 14J1 7 90
-J 10S0 7 90
SOUTH OMA'IIA, Jim. 15, 1914.
Receipts wero:
Official Monday....
Official Tuesday ..
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
Cattle. Hogs. Shcop.
... 6,296 6,907 21,214
... 5,441 14,054 10,377
... 4,217 10.6tW Mt
... 4,000 10.800 10,000
3,900 10M4 10li 10
1,300 JIVi 33,
mu 13144 1314a
l.f,00 1044 10 1?'
400 US 14
Jllnrnpolls Grnln Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Jan.
WUPiT Vn 1 hnnl OAU.n Vn 1 nnrfrh-1 lCrl
ern. SGT4:89ac: No. 2 northern, R4ii64c I' J".1,4"
rViWheat' n JU-' Senerll S.ectrio
FLOUR unclia,nged.
BARLEY-49866c.
RYE-664iGWc.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 68HS59C
FLAX-$1.48U1.519i.
300
600
3,600
2,000
900
39H
18!4
30T4
4H4
39
2IV4
30
4H
37'4
154
17 W
244
17V4
ti
31
inn 1IJ.U 14444 14344
3,800 134S 1374 13JV3
1.100 1644
1.900
1,800 109
Knnsna City Ornln niid Provlslona,
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 18. WHEAT No.
2 hard. S3V4S89Wc: No. 2 red. 92419344c.
CORN No. 2 mixed, C6Hc; No. 3, f4c;
No. 2 white. 6Sc: No. 3. 66C.
OATS No. 2 white, 40c; No. 2 mixed,
38U839c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May, 87lic: July, 83c.
CORN May, C8;68Tic; July. 67Tic.
400 114
'iio
St. I.ouls Gcncrnl Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 15. WHEAT No,
red, 9GQtc: No. 2 hard, t8H93c; May, jNorthrn Pacific
v.'AtlVic; juiy, uvtnoMC. pacific Mall
CORN-No. 2. 66c: No. 2 white. 70Ho; Pennaylvanla
May. 6S&C1 July, 67iC. Peoole'i Clan
OATS No. 2. 39KfNOc; NO. 2 white, 4to; 'P., C C. & St. L
May. 40ftc; July, S3Tc.
RYE 61c.
nOr.c,fa. 3;O0 JJJ
IIIIUUIB -'- "
interborouh Met
Inter. Met. ptd.....
international llarveater. .
Inter-Marine, pn
International 1 aper
International Pump
Kamas City Soutuern...
Laclede ua
LebUh vney ..........
Loulavllle & Naahvllle..
M., Kt. P. ft 8. Ste. M.
Mliaourl, K. T
1 ..I l.jaltlft
National uiacuu
National Lead
ti. R. U. of M. 3d ptd,
New York Central
N. Y.. O. & W
Norfolk ft Weatern
North American
13S W
6144 Cl
10li4 10
w
IV4 8',4
V.... 1
21 ii'-i
9144
11,300 IMS 1U44 1'
900 140V4 13944 I39U
400 138 i:44
Four days this week.. 19,937 42,430 47,0ot
Eame days last week... 18.K17 45,416 42.181
Same 2 weeks ago 12.70J 32,5(J 30.125
Same 3 weeks ao 6.0S2 19.4.M1 16,813
Samo 4 weeks ago 16,001 44,425 40.1B9
Same days Inst yoar... 18,981 42.CC3 47,850
The follnwlnir tnlilo shows tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at tho South
Omaha llvo stock market for the year to
date as compared with laet year:
1914. 1913. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 41.4SS 40,965 746
Hogs 120,681 106,933 14,746
Sheep 107,059 109.001 1,972
The following table shows the range of
prltea for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for tho last few days, with
comparisons.
Date. I 1914. 1913.19U.1911.1910.I1909.1903.
2,300
3,900
22
M!4
2144,
2144
130
10U.
9044
2714
l't
:!t
123
4144
1044
91
21
10344
70
11344
344a
Jan. 1.
Jan. 2.
Jan. 3.
Jan. 4.
Jan. 6.,
Jan. 6..!
Jan. 7..
Jan. 8..
Jan. 9..
Jan. 10.1
Jan. 11.
Jan. 12.
Jan. 13.
Jan. 14.
Jan. 1
Liverpool fJrntn Market,
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 15. WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 2 red western winter. 7s 4Wd;
No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 2ttd: No. 2. 7s 2d: No.
S. 7s Wd. Futures steady; March, 7s 3Hd; gt& Ji, Line..
may, s iu; juiy, tn u,
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
nttabursh Coal
Prewed Steel Cer
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Republic Iron & Kteel..
iiepuniic 1, c b, pro....
Rock laland Co
Rock laland Co. ptd
SI. U ft H. F. 2d pfd...
No. 4 sprlrTg. 79081c; No. 2 durum,' 81HO r 7Ud. 7 Plata futures
S2c; No: 3 durum. S0Wlo. Corm'No. 2 p"har.iU r4eJ ''itSid X'
white: 64865c: No. 3 white, 634v64c; No. Lnr5 4a 9Jd Februan. 4s 10d.
4 white, 69C0e; No. 2 yellow, 63&63ttc;
No. 3 yeuo4V, i,i(ii'ic; imo. i yenow. osw
604c; No. 2, 6S82Hc; No. 3. 60Q6H4c;
No. 4, 66VS689ic. Oats: No. 2 white, 39ft
S9V4c; standard. 3Sifi3S',4c; No. 3 white,
37W37UC; No. 4, 36H07c. Barley: Malting.
E5(S8c; No. 1 feed, 4504c. Rye: No. 2,
67W58c; No. 3, 57g67Kc.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trailing; anil Closlngr
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16. Although wheat un
derwent some reaction today after the
rapid advance in the preceding Besslon,
thcro was considerable fresh buying due
to belief that much of the Australian
crop would bo required by Japan. The
market closed nervous, ranging from Ifec
decline to 4'4o advance, compared with
tho night before. Com finished Wo
off to Vic up, oats down 'Mr'.ic. and pro
visions varying from 2ii loss to a igaln
of 12o.
Notice of Increased demand for
Australian cargoes formed one of the
earliest Items that engaged the attention
of tho wheat trade. Later, the subject
was again Drougnt torwara Dy estimates
that tho Australian surplus would be
nearly 2,000,000 bushels less than the total
a year ago. It was not until near the
end of the day, however, that buyers
here learned of a more decisive Impetus
to action news from an authoritative
source that Japan was making ex ten
live Inquiries In Australia and was likely
to purchase heavily because or dlsap
pointing yields at home.
Liberal export sales at St. Louis and
elsewhere helped the wheat market to
rally late Iri the session. Reduced esti
mates of the Argentine yield counted
also as an element of strength. It was
a fact, nevertheless, that during most of
the day, prices were Inclined to uag, the
sudden forcing out or snorts yesterday
having deprived tha market of an lm
Dortant share of support.
General loosening un In offerings from
the country brought about a return of
bear pressure on corn. Unseasonably
mild weather that was expected to con
tlnue for several day added to the weak
ness, and so too did a lack of adequate
shinning call. On the other hand, thn
liull turn in wheat aided a rally toward
the last. For the most part, oata merely
followed the course of other grain. The
Buenos Ay res market was reported to be
excited and higher, because of disap
pointing returns.
Increases in the monthly statement of
warehouse -stocks led to a weakening of
tho provision list,. after a firm start. The
upward tendency at tho outsot cama
from higher prices for hogs.
Heaboard A. I ptd....
lom.8hertleld 8. ft I
Kouthem Taclflo... .
Routhern Railway
80. Railway ptd
Tennesaee coDtwr
Texaa A Pacific
Va. -Carolina Chemical ..
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Weatern Maryland
Weatern Union
Wetlna;hou Electric ..
Wheeling & Lke Erie. .
New Haven
Hi -dividend.
200 1044
8,400 S1'4
300 33
2,600 10374 103T4
300 7044 70
4.800 llt'i 113
200 33 30
S.SOrt 112 HIS llt4
Zvl 124V4 13444 13444
If
600 ItK 1944 194i
1,900 3P4 3IS 314a
134
no'i
231i
S4i
H
34S
Mi
!'
4!i
31
24,000 93'i 93 S3 4;
11,300 2 2344 2.'i!4
, 1,700 30 7944 30
2.SO0 3I4 33T4 344
16 '4
13344 U3T4
tfV 3444
tit 44 (6
3344 39H
63 43T4
1.000 1014i 10944, 10914,
3.300 6144 30i 31 i
Sunday.
ltof-nlntK nml dlannsltlon of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ijiidlng at 3 p. m.
yesterday:
Cattle.IIogs.Sheep.lI'rs
69,300 17144 17044
Z,znn 24 Z3H
li
1314
34'4
944
13
4344
1,300
2,000
6,300
400
1,800
1,000
34
14
2ti
9
1344
49
a, m. & st p.
Wabash -
Missouri Pacltlc 4
Union Pacific h
C. & N. "W.. cast.... 12
C. & N. W., west... 46
C, St. P., M. rtc U... SI
C 11. & east.... 2
C H. & Q . west.... 37
C, R. I. & P. east.. 8
C, R. 1. & P-. west. ..
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Great W... 3
London Stock Market
T.nvnnN. Jan 15. American eciirll I Union Taclflc 39.S00 139
an! iinmlv ourlv tntno a . I Union Pacific ptd 300 3441
noon values ranged from unchanged to t S'fc;; SJ X'l
above parity. United Hlatea Steel ios.too siu
Anil . nnminuui.-wei, DIU.. Dl t IT a KtAl nr
Ainer. wi ,u.r, iiiiiMr..iw I Utah Copper
Amer. 8ugar Ret.. .106 Mo. Pacific 2644
T49J JU H -""v MO., n. T 2144
Amer. Tel. ft Tel..l30Lehlf b Valley 16444
Anac. Mining Co... 9444 National Lead 4744
Atchlion 97 N. Y. central 9144
Atlantic Coaat L. .139 Norfolk ft W 10344
Ilaltlmor ft O S2SNorthern Pacific, . .11244
Brooklyn 11. T wi i-ennayivania 1124
Lnaaian j-bcuic. ...u:arroi,ie uaa. 12444
CheMpeak & O.... 6344,I'ullman I'al. Oar.l634
Chlcaso ft N. W....134 Headlnc UOM
Oil., MU. c Bt. r,iuzt)i(ocK laiana Co 144i
Colo. Kuel A Iron,. 33H do pfd 24ai
Colo, ft Routhern. .. 2644 Bouthern Pacific... ti
900
300
700
3.600
344
60
31
344
(3
67
4,300 77
3144
3
3144
MH
eu.
Ml
76T4
Del, & lludaon 155 southern Ry
Denver & nio O.. 1744 Union Paelflc 16144
Erla 30 U. 8. Steal 62
an. Electric 14j do pfd 109
Gt. Nor. Pfd 12844 Wabaah 34,
Ul. rior. un cm... , naairm union &a
Illinois Central 11044 New Haven 7714
inierDor.-v ia
Bid.
Local Securities
quotatlona furnlihad by Durna, Ilrlnkar ft Co.. I strong
49 Omaha National bank buildings s"f" .
Vork Monr- Market,
NF5W YORK. Jan. 15,-MONEY-Call.
steady; &S2!i Pr cent; ruling rate, 24
per cent; closing bids, 2'42V4 per cent.
Tlmo loans, easy; sixty days, 3ft per
rtnt: ninety days, 3i per cent: si
months, 44Vi per cent.
MERCANTILE I'Ai'Ktt-taiU per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE weak: alxtv
day bills. S4.8350: demand, SI.&655; com
mercial DlliS, M-5J',4.
SILVBR Bar, 67V4c; Mexican dollars.
41c.
UONDB-Government, steady; railroad.
Old. Aaked.
89
rudahr Parkins 6a, 1934
. VT.k Ut. T.I. , . ,01, . n
Detroit United Ry. ( p. e. notea, 1911 98
Deer ft Co. pfd- 9444
Dundee. Nab.. 6a, 1923 99
Dundee Realty 6a, 1923
El raio, Tel., Bawer (a, 1963 192
Kalnnont Creamery 6 p. c. guar 100
Fairmont Creamery 7 p. e. pfd 100
Harris Co., Teiaa, 4, 1963 98
International EJ. Pnb. Co. pfd 33
Kan. City School 4a, 1932 94
Lincoln, Neb., Ref. 4a, 1914 (444
Lincoln a, & E. lit 6a, 1141 10
Nrne-Kcbnelder-Fowler. Fremont
Norfolk. Neb.. 6. 1933 104 104.33
City of Omaha 444a. 1941 99 100
Omaha fit. Ry. 6a. 1914 99 100
Omaha ft C, B. St. Hr. ta. 1928 91 97
Omaha & C. 11. Ry. ft Bridge 33 69
Oakland. Cat.. Mu. Imp. 6a. 1933.... 103.3 103.3
Portland. Ore.. 4a. 1931 93 93.77
gloux city btock Tarda it. lso.. .,, Z54 iti
wioui r-itr stock varoi 01a u is
State ot Colo. Funding 3a. 1129 37. 37 33,27
Bauodert-Kennedy Uldg. p. c. pfd.. 93 1M
U. 8. ref. 3i,
40 coupon
U, 8. 3a, re
do COUpuu
U. 8. 4.
do coupon 1
Panama 3a coupon.
Closing quotations on bonds were nt
follows:
25! ? deb'
it N. unl. 4a..
?r. .d0 n' Ha .
luvn do rnn K.
3,m. ?ri 444a V N 11 V
t."4M "": 103
. U do u" " H
!P. 8. L ,,d, "
1913. 98
100
100
99
98
97
103.83
1W44
101
99
II
. I AlCn" . int.
88 do cv
10O do cv.
a f". 1 'v :
Sit. & Ohio 4.
do " '
. Tr. CV
liroov. ...
ta
II
"in
. 894 Penn. cv su.
10344 Irla '!
91. Raadlm r.n il'
9344
80 4i
93
so
M'4
63
73
M
82
83
70
9444
rh. y it. tH do rm. k. ' " i
u- mi n ao
. C0"TV. A S44 t. I,
Sa
Artlclel Open.i High. I Low. Close. I Yes'y.
Wheat!
May.
July.
Corn.
May.
July.
Oats.
May.
July.
Pork.
Jan.
May.
Lara.
Jan..
May.
Ribs.
Jlay
92U 93i,i! 92H 9344. 93
SS SSi cSTa
66Tit 66U 66!, C6Tb
65H 64 C&H C&Hl MH
mi 40S 39'i 40H 40?.
S9H ?a 30Hi 39?. 39Vi
21 60 21 60 21 60 21 60 21 4744
21 72H 21 "5 j 21 50 21 70 21 62
11 07WI 11 07H1 11 00 I 11 06 11 06
I 11 35 1 11 37HI 11 27'.ii 11 KVil 11 32',
11 65 1 11 6741 11 56 1 11 62hI U 60
Chicago Cash Prices-wheat No, 2 red.
soOS'Tic; 10. a rea, nw4rC, ."so,
Mrtnl larkrt.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1G. M ETA LS Lead :
quiet at 34.004. iu; i.onaon, 119 izs
Spelter: Quiet at I5.20ij6.30; London,
lis 3d. uopper: firm;, sianuara, 1
futures not quoted; electrylltlc.
14.50; take. 115.00. nominal; casting)
(W14 15U. Tin: Firm: snot and Ji
... ... .t. . .... ... . . rt . . . . r I . .' ri
M.bwau.iv. reoruary, w.eou4,io; aiarcn, imr. jit.
uuii; cookson s, jj.ioin.w. iron; meady "inA . offered
London market closed as follows: Con
per: Firm; spot, 63 12s fid; futures, (64.
Tin: Firm; spot, 168; futures. 163 15
Iron. Cleveland warrants. Ma V4d.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 15 METALS Lead
Dull at e3.&7V4J4.O0. Spelter: Nominal,
Chicago .
C. H. ft 91'8o. "v 76
do ;i ;"iV4a..ll do ct . H
C R. I- .P; . HBo. lUilJ.. r' U
dO V. I'M. 91 de r.n . t
? .' ?!-?n.'n Pidfi !!'
Bd. I D. " A ret. ta ''I o cv. i. "
!2i n. n ,..r . .. 68 do i,t a'l.:-m
' . 1 oittillere 6a . i o ..".w. 4a. ia:
bpoi ana s;, , t. 4a :j ry "uotier .,. t0Z
, 114.25 E,J! 4a 4l Z Z yl 2d 6. S?S
inuarv. 111 Cen. lat .'' " ,,u ti.;" . ex. 4. t?
intern ma
Wla. Central j....,
Kvnporatri! Apples ami Drlrrl Frnlla
NHW YORK. Jan. 15. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qulet.
DRIED FRUITS-Firm. Apricots, quiet
but firm. Peaches, easy, ltaldm, dull,
Mngnr JInrket,
NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-.SrOAR-Raw,
firm, muscovado, 2 Tjc; centrifugal, 3.29c:
molasies, 2. He, refined, steady.
Boston Block Market.
BOSTON, Jan. 15. Closing quotations
on stoois vvc..
73tNlplMlog Mine.
2S North tlutte ..,
4 North Iike ....
64 Old Dominion .
430 Oaceola .
IttlOiil...
Ceoiennm JJ""-' ,,
Copper Range C C JJSHhannon
r.it Butte C. M . 11 Suprior
Kranktln HPerlr A fl
n..nhv (n 77Tamarack ....
Oreene Cananea . . 31 U. 8. 8, R, jj
Iala Royale Copper 1 do pfd
Kerr Like .L 5'S Ti"'
ljiVr copp ltah Copper Co.
1 KIU Copper w"iona
Miami 4!opper 32W0lvrlu
Mohavrk 434.
Allouex
Amal. Copper .
A. I. L. ft 8..
Artion. Com. .
Cal. ft Arlaoni.
Cat fc llU..
Centennial
7 66 7 10 6 OS 8 24 5 3S 4 33
7 7 00 6 00 7 SJ 5 75 4 34
7 Wk 7 13 5 90 8 0J 8 80 4 41
7 11 5 90 7 90 8 38 6 70 4 Si
I 7 hW I 6 U0i 7 "lif S 4i 0 to ,
7 B2'4 7 13 6 17 7 SO H 491 5 78 4 31
7 KSH 7 11 7 91 8 50 5 S3 4 24
7 95'i 7 14 6 19 8 43 5 85 4 23
8 Oil 7 16 6 09 T 87 5 82 4 30
8 00yi7 2IG037tt8 23 422
7 12 6 10 7 75 8 18 5 74 4 10
8 04, 6 17 7 78 8 2S r, S2
7 133i 1 (VJ fi Of.f 7 73 S 45f 5 80 1 4 OS
I 8 01W 7 091 1
8 1344 7 11 6 15
31.. .
20
4
30
-.0 ....
3
S3
62
3 ...
18
11
II
34
18
9 ....
9
t
6.....
fi
7
3
3
3
1....
4....
. a
i'.'.'..
3....
6....
3....
....
24 ..
6....
1....
3....
4....
1....
3,...
8. ..1
....
2..,.
1....
.1018 7 90
.HOT 9 (
. 986 I 02
.1209 8 10
.1110 3 10
.1133 8 10
.1167 8 13
.1114 II 13
..1123 11
17
21...
30...
19...
It...
29...
SO...
39...
10...
17...
37...
It..
. 1221 8 40
. 1334 8 40
.13CI 8 40
..124T 8 43
..1434 8 60
..1418 8 60
..14,0 8 63
..13H9 8 18
..1193 8 63
..lilt 8 83
..1831 I 0
.Kit 8 76
STEERS AND lllilFlJllM.
677 7 26
388 7 33
.... 384 7 35
.... 1U 7 40
.... "W 7 16
....1070 7 80
....105 7 M
....1027 7 80
19.
17....
13....
7....
33.,..
20....
30....
COWS.
814 7 W
9i3 7 to
..976 8 10
.. 967 8 10
.. 939 8 10
.. 783 8 30
..1133 8 35
... 830 4 26 6....
... 933 4 73 6...
...1026 6 13 4...,
...1033 6 16 3...
...1113 3 40 10...
,,.li;o 5 43 14...,
... 840 6 60 3...
... 980 6 60 3...
...1017 60 ...
...1093 6 80 13...
... 84 3
...1040 f6 8...
...1123 5 70 5...
...1085 8 80 3...
...1031 6 00 3...
...1143 6 00 3...
irvwl a to
COWS AND UE1FER8
1030 6 10
906 6 18
90T 25
1U0 6 23
10(3 6 33
967 6 SO
1100 6 90
1310 6 40
HOC 6 43
1078 6 43
1023 8 80
1233 6 60
1304 6 60
990 60
1350 6 73
1346 6 36
and buyers took advautnee of the oppor
tunity to reduce prices, the decline on
that dav amounting to around 15ff!5c, and
In a few instances a little further de
cline being noted. On tho followl-ig day
receipts fell off a little, so the slumping
tendency was checked. Wednesdny saw
n light run, resulting In an advance of
t.W2Jc and recovering oil of Monday s
loaa. This Improvement Induced the
country to ship In a liberal rnn this
morning, wnicn movou ai sirnuy i" i".
Aside from tho fluctuation In values there
were few. If any. other new features.
Quotations on siieep ana lanum; uumm,
good to choice, t7.fttlje.25; lambs, fair to
good. $7.254J7.R5; lambs, culls. 35.TOB6.oo;
yearlings, ngnt, .uiu.tu, yenmnKo.
heavy, 36.76tTl.40: wethers, good to choice,
IJ.to8G.90i wethers, fair to good. $5.25(5.50;
e4ves, good to choice, $3.0O$Ki.50; C4VS,
fair to good, ii.4oarj.uu.
Representative sales;
No. A v. Pr.
160 Idaho lambs 74 1 ta
212 Idaho lambs 84 7
259 cornfed Iambs " 1 w
74 cornfed lambs 70 7 w
100 cornfed lambs 73 7 6.1
250 cornfed lambs
933 6 90 13.
926 7 00
llKlr r.lln.
tt.'iii!,
32.
680 t 75
40 6 90
883 6 10
. 110 6 16
716 6 16
6f 36
, 600. 6 60
, 9 6 60
830 T&
1I1I 7 13
.. 610 78
.. 923 3 83
.. 837 6 38
.. 310 1 10
., 680 7 lfl
.. 530 7 20
..1003 7 26
18 303 7 33
7 631 8 C6I 5 871 4 20
8 4Z 6 871 4 XI
3
a
1
32 20
4 7
37 4
13
2 7..
26 2 1
6 3..
1
3 1
3 2
142 47 1
11..
9,.
7..
12
10 culls
90 cornfed lambs,,..
936 cornfed .lambs...,
201 cornfed lambs....
11.1 cornfed lambs...
171 cornfed lambs...
Vi cornfed lambs..
149 cornfed lambs....
123 cornfed Iambs...
104 cornfed lambs...
160 cornfed lambs...
74 culls
143 rornfed lambs...
217 cornfed lambs...
A v.
... 74
... 84
... "0
... 70
... 73
... 79
... 75
.., 64
... 84
... 69
... 67
... 67
.,.75
... 76
... 80
... 78
...101
..V57
... 75
... 75
6 50
6 85
800
7 83
7 KG
7 85
7 W
7 85
8 00
7 65
7 65
6 25
8 00
8 00
Total lecelpt 164
DISPOBITION-HKAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
. 491
. 770
. 60S
.1,040
Morris &. Co
Swift & Company
Cudahy Pack.ng Co..
Armour & Co
.1. w. Murnhy
Morrell "
L. P. Co 4
S. O. P, Co 6
Denton, vansunt. u u., to
11111 & Sou 40
D. Iwis ,.
Huston fc Co -5
11. Root & co OT
II. nulla 2
L. F. Iluss 43
Roscnstock Bron M
Werthelmer & Degen... 21
hulllvan llros i
Lelimer llros i
llnthschlld 1
Mo. & Kun. Calf Co... ld
Chrlstlo
lligglns r
llmrman i
Roth
Krebs j
Dennlson & Francis..... 4
Haker, Jones &. Hmllli.. 1
Tanner '
Harvey '
lowa cattle uo
Other buyers i
4,139
2.077
2,253
1,481
2,167
888
637
2,761
1,46.1
3,395
BULLS.
1434 6 60 1 1M0 6 34
' .690 7 40 1 1380 6 60
". 1016 6 70' 1 1680 6 60
. .1196 5 16 1 WW 6 M
"' 1293 6 26 1 .17J0 6 30
"".'.'.IWS 6 25 17 ..H01 6 90
CALVES.
... 310 6 6o 1 133 78
. 270 8 00 1 160 10 00
240 8 2fi 1 30 10 00
. 200 8 13 ' 1 190 10 00
. 200 9 60 1 1T0 10 00
STOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
860 6 75 7 710 7 20
. . 726 7 00 II I '
... 43 7 00 6 1111 06 !
n 7 on
Hoas-Anothcr fair run showed up tills
muni...., tiuout lu. cars, ot w, ''"fu
belng received. For the week to date tho
total Is 42.430 head, bolng In tho neighbor,
hood ot 3,000 smaller than n week ago,
and about the same as for the corre
sponding days lost year.
Advices from other markets worn very
encouraging, and local shipper buyora
wero out early, buying good butcher
weight stuff at an advonco of fully 10e.
Packers wero slow In getting started, and
their first bidB worn no moro than a
nickel higher, but sellers refused these
offers, and when killers finally put up
thnlr ilrnvea the sales showed about the
samo advance as those mode to shippers
earlier In the day, so that the general
market can be quoted as a flat dime
higher. Movement 4vas fairly active after
the trade was onco under way, and every
thing was cleaned up In good season.
On the extreme cloeo the demand whip
ped up, and sellers who had hogs left ut
this time cashed them at decidedly
stronger prices, the late sales being
quoted In some cases as much as 15c
higher than yesterday.
Hulk of the sales was made at $8.00
8.25, nnd some real good butchers sold as
high as $8.30, setting a new high price
for the month. The quality of today's
offerings compared very favorably with
the earlier days of the week, and, taking
tho wcok U8 a whole, tha supply has
shown tho best quality that has been
seen here for quite a whllo,
Today's advance wiped out whatever
loss values suffered on the earlier days
ot the week, and this morning's markot
looks to be alt ot 5c higher than the trade
at the close of last week,
CHICAGO LIVi: HTOt'IC MARKET
OMAHA CASEJJSED A& TEST
Medicine Makers Appeal from De
cision Under Drug Act.
8AY CONSTRUCTION TOO BROAD
Contend tlmt lllnlit to Censor Clrco
lnr llesorlliliiK Curnllro Pow
er of IlrnirdlrN Not In
cluded In Act.
1.77J
8.S66 10,020
fair lor a
reported In,
M.
16
7'4
3844
6H
61
644
3744
30
3944
tiQ
344
1344
Totals
C'A'Pi i.ERecelpts were
Ti.Hav 1M1 i.firH being
This makes me tuiui ior mo
this week 19,957 head, being the largest of
any recent week and lurser than a yoar
ago W J.) neaa.
While the demand for beef steers has
been very good this week packers seemed
inclined to tak advantage of tho liberal
runs of the last four days, with the re
suit that they started out this morning
bidding prices that were 10c or moro
" c.u. hnwnvcr. could not see It
that way. being Inclined to hold for steady
nrlces lAier on nu 11 unau
that the demand was really qulto good
i.h.ai .hMr bids and the most of
the cattle changed hand, at steady ? prices
The beat Peeves nero au u v ..., ...
highest prlco pold since December IS.
Cow. and heifers were In good demand
attain today and tho market reasonably
6B.8. " ..Tn,, ii..,iir nriLes. This means
fhat killer, are i.04? around 10215c higher
StockeV. and 'feeders were firm and the
.J'rfJ1" imrt changed hands
In good season 111 the morning. The lower
Uli nr corn and a better feeling in the
beef market has created , curing no .as
th? wfult thS prices have firmed up and
Iir lEoeoc higher than last week.
Quotations on cattle Uood to choice
beef steers, $8.3g8.W; fair to good beef
steers $7.hOfl common to fair beef
steerl $6 7507.81); fair to choice yearlings,
t OM18 75 good to choice cornfed heifer..
85o1i7 K- good to choice cow.. $6.24
T&falr to good grades. $5.25fc5.26, com-
,r fair grades. $4.254.6.26; good to
ehotee stocked and' feeder. T.07.75
cimmon to, fair atocker. and leedr HJS
65- stock cows and lienors, .i,tu'o.ou,
Pto'ck calves. $6.76QS.(0; veal rolve., $7.W
intio- hulls, stags, etc., $5.15ti7.W.
BEEF STEERS.
No.
27..
an..
61..
73..
19..
17 .
43..
72..
85..
27..
37..
71....
71....
31....
t....
63....
83....
23....
58....
17....
21....
94. .
24....
26....
34....
79..,,
42...
17...,
31...
86. ..
63...
13 ..
21...
78...
...
41...
78...,
32 ..
70 ..
48...
16 .
43...
17...
60...
73...
29...
58 .
61...
57...
84...
64..
71...
10...
Av. Bh. Pr.
....142
....113
....170
....163
....197
...184
....173
....181
....321
....195'
...174
....117
....311
....173
170
204
...,2S
....210
....203
....223
242
...194
331
....213
.193
.201
217
7 90
1 9')
7 40
7 95
.. 8 00
.. 8 00
., I 00
.. 8 00
40 8 00
.. 8 10
40 8 00
.. 8 00
40 8 Co
,.. 3 00
,.. 8 or.
... 8 06
. . 8 06
.. 8 03
,.. 8 03
... 8 03
... i OS
,.. 8 05
... 3 06
60 8 05
... 8 06
... 8 10
... 8 10
... 3 19
,.. 8 10
... 8 10
... 6 16
8 0
3 10
8 10
60 8 10
... 3 10
... 8 10
80 8 10
40 8 10
40 8 10
... 8 10
40 8 10
4') 3 10
9 10
30
,..317
...193
,..197
...Ml
. . .220
...133
...139
...3)6
...229
..316
. .303
...214
. 190
...212
...200
...273
...216
...216 240 3 16
No.
70
66..
73..
81..
72..
76..
76..
71..
61..
66. .
60..
41..
76..
64..
64,.
73..
89..
13..
69..
13
71
si..
70..
69..
35..
12..
63 .
66
Av. STi. Tr.
. .. 226 160 3 15
...232 90 8 15
....323 . S 16
206 80 3 13
.. .376 160 8 16
. .319 . . 9 16
....237 134 I 13
....353 344 8 15
....332 40 3 to
....mi :io 8 20
....377 80 8 30
...,376 ... 3 80
.2X1 ... 8 30
..390
..233
..207
. .243
..867
8 20
8 30
3 30
3 to
8 20
264 164 8 30
319 ... 8 20
..319 ... 3 30
..330 ... 3 JO
..248 ... 8 30
..331 ... 9 24
..243 ... 8 34
..2t 120 3 20
..311 ... ISO
..261 80 8 30
8 30
9 20
70 303
13 305
6 376
62 34
4 319
38 :
36 364
No.
4....
3. ...
6....
16....
31...
50 ..
13
23
30,...
Av. Vt.
.833 7 03
. 840 7 00
. V76 7 40
1117 7 56
1133 7 54
1124 7 70
1103 7 13
S3 7 74
IMS 7 i
No.
30.
16
Av. Pr.
1313 8 16
1143 8 34
1374 8 20
1121 3 31
UV, 6 25
,1096 8 26
.,, . 1243 3 SO
Wl a 33
UK 3 33
!I7
...310
...203
...218
...203
...Ml
...333
...246
8 15
... 8 15
... 8 15
... Hi
84 8 13
... 3 16
... 8 13
30 3 15
61...
59...
63. .
72...
(6...
78...
66...
74...
70...
43...
63...
11..
to..,
50...
70..,
11...
40 34
80 8 20
... 9 20
... I to
... 8 35
... 3 35
30 3 25
... 8 23
... 8 11
... 3 36
30 3 20
... I 35
... 8 25
8 33
.273
....293
....313
....JI7
....236
....374
....39
....313
'11
!...370 160 6 23
.243
.254
.423
.313
.335
.254
3 80
3 34
8 39
8 30
3 80
3 34
78
nrnn.
lftl ... 7 M 11 Ill 1 15
uin.M.Mit whs nructlcally a steaJiy
market on a liberal run of lambs. With
the execeptlon of a load of yearlings and
one of ewes today's generous receipts
un ntlrlv nf lambs, the re-
in all amounting to some 10.000
head, compared with 8.445 a week ago,
mi iiL'n and 8.130 a year ugo,
Tho general quality of the lamb offerings
showed no improvement over yesterday
or tho day befort. though about eight
loads wero good enough to bring $.(.
Tin. bulk of tho lambs were on the
medium order and sold Urgely "round
n rsvff? ox Th.. vearllnars brought $6.40.
Tho packers were fairly active buyers
until pretty much everything had changed
lianas, maKing a ciearuiu-Tj . v,
nhle hour.
IluMness on today's market leaves
sheen and lambs practically In the same
nntrhes us nt tho close of last week, On
Monday on excessive supply showed uj
C'nllle Weak to Ten Cent. Lowe
Hob. Unsettled.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
5,00.) head; market weak to 10c lower;
beeves, $6.75fr0.U); Toxaa steers, $6.11068.10!
western steers. $0.257.00; stocltcra and
feders, $5,ioijp7.80; cows and heifer., $3.50
tf8.r0: calves, $7.W)5T1L75.
HOUH-Recelpts, 26,000 head; market un
settled, opened 5c to 15c higher, ndvanca
half lost: bulk of sales. $S.20ffr8.40: light.
3S.O50&3O; mixed, $8.15(28.40; heavy, $8.10g
fu; rougn, is.iwuft.ai; pigs, 37.W3H.1U.
SHEEP AND LAM1I8 Recelots. 24.000
I,. ...I. ... In ... II. .. ...,..-
,imi(l niltiv iu mu lunci , IIIV1IVI7,
$4,8Oitt.O0; western, $5.00n.10; yearlings,
$.OotW.15; native lumbs, $C,MB8.15; west-
urn litmus, 5e.K4.J6.
K nu aim City Lire Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l,W head; market stoady to 10a
higher; prime fed steers, S8.60fiu.15;
dressed bonf steers. $7.30(W.20; western
steers, $0,7058.00; southern steers, $il.iWp
:m; cows, h.'jsht.w; heifers, ju.wti'j.w;
dockers nnd feeders. 15.OtKii8.00: bulls. $5.25
f7.2j; calves. $0.5OllOJ.
liuuri Receipts, 7,500 head; market Co
higher: bulk of sales. 17.!2i8.3.r: heavy.
$3. 3 ;q 8.40; packers and butchers, $8.l5p
.40; light, 37.8WS.50; plgH, $3.75107.50.
head: market steady; lambs, $7.5ctfi8,25;
yearlings, $.IO;7.25; wethers, $MOtCO0)
ewes, $5.0005.65.
Mlnnx City Live Htnok .Mnrket,
SIOUX CITY. Io. Jnn. 15.-CATTLE-
Itccrlpts, 900 head; market strong to 10c
higher; natlvo steers, $7,25t(S.;'5; cows and
heifers, $5.5007.50; Texa. cows and heifers,
$).3.;1.0Q; canners, $3.50i((4.50; stookars and
feeders. $S.4n4j.7.40; calves, $7.0010.25; bulls,
stags, etc. $5.25Q'7.25.
HoaB Receipts. 3.000 head; market lOn
higher; heavy, $8.lOj8.U; mixed, J8.U6JC
8.10; light, $7.S0Q8.50; bulk of sales, $8.46
ijS.10.
HllISKP AND LAAII1S UCCeiptS, l.WW
head; market 10a higher: fed muttons,
$5.504ia.00; wethers, $4,501(6.50; ewes, $3.76
u5.00; lambs, $5.75jS.OO.
SI, LimiU Live Stuck .Market.
ST. IXUIR. Jan. 15.-CA'rTLE-Re.
cripts, 2,600 heud; markot steady; natlvo
beef steers, tf.MUO.'Ji', cows and heifers,
$I.2M(8.50; stockers and feeders, $5.00(7.50;
southern steers, $5.7il()i.l0; cowh and heif
ers. $1,005(6.00; native, $1.00j(.t0; calves,
$i.O0ll.J.
HOUH Receipts. 11. ICO head; mari:et so
higher; pig. and light, JO.50tffS.40; mixed
and butchers, $8.26kS.i7',4: good heavy,
$8.25.47tt.
hiiicki' and Ia..miib iieceinta. s.iuo
head: native muttons strong, $6.00j6.85:
lambs, $7.O08.4O.
SI, Joaepli LItc Stock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 15 CATTLE Re
ceipt., 1,500 head: market steady to
strong; steers, $5,0049.40; cows ana neu
ers, $4.25418.60; calves, $5.00S11.00.
HOUS ltecelpis, 10.000 head; market 5
310a higher; top, $S.3G; bulk, $7.858.25.
aiinai' anu LAftiua iteceipis. i.uw
head; market Bteady; lamb $5.W1J8.25.
Live Slock In Hlifht.
Receiot. of llvo stock at the six prin
cipal weatern markets yesterday:
Lame. nogs, nneep.
Kansas City 1,800 7.500 .
Bloux City 000 3,000 1,501
St. Louis 2.C0J 11,401 3,100
Chicago 5,000 2o,0U0 24,000
St. Joseph 1,600 10,01 4,500
Bouth Omuha 4,100 10.MW 10.0J0
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. The govern
ment's right under the puro food law of
1908 to censor circulars enclosed In paca
ages ot medicine on tho market is to be
passed upon by the supreme court.
Department of Agriculture officials
claim the public I being deceived every
day by exaggerated statements of the
efficiency of nostrums to effect all klnda
ot marvelous cures. They claim that tho
pure fpod la4v was enacted to wlpo out
this evil.
Manufacturers of medicines, however.
contend that tho pure food law merely au
thorises government officials to regulate
statements on tho labels of medicines,
and did not confer any authority over
circulars enclosed In packages.
The dlsputo botween the government and
tho manufacturers came to a sharp
Issue in Omaha recently, when the gov
ernment seized thirteen cases ot patent
medlclno shipped by a Philadelphia firm.
Each package contained the statement on
on enclosed circular that "we know It
linn cured and that It will cure tubercu
losis," and a further statement that It
"will serve as a preventive of pneu
monia." Tho federal district court of Nebraska
held that tho modlclne 4Vas inlsbranded
under tho puro food latv. The manufac
turer has appealod to tho supremo court
on tho ground tho pure food law deal.
4vlth labels and not circulars, and fur-
thcrmoro that the la4V as Interpreted by
tho Nebraska court 1. unconstitutional
Insofar as tho court held that the law
sought to glvo tho government a right to
pass en opinions as to the curative quali
ties ot tho medicines.
Totals...
...15.SC0 67,700 62,100
Coffee .Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Jan, 15.COFrEE-After
opening steady StfjG points higher on scat
tered buying ana reports ot continued
steadiness In Uraxll, coffee broke under
heavy realixlng or renewed bear pres
sure. Easier closing cables from Iluvre
contributed, as did the Santos cable re
porting larger receipts at Sao Paulo.
Tho close was weak, net Wi'H lower.
Hales. 19.000 bans: January. 9.17c: March.
9.33c; May, 9.56c; July, 9.77c; September,
9.96c; October, 10.01c; December, 10.13c,
spot, unsettled; itlo, no. 7, yc; cantos,
No. 4, 12Uc. Mild, dull; Cordova, 13016c,
nominal.
IIIU nnd Ho. In.
SAVANNAH, Oa.. Jan. 15.-OtL-Tur-pentlno,
firm, at tHltltSWc. sales, 119
bliU.; receipts, 103 bbls,; shipments, 103
bills.; stocks, 28,070 bbls.
ROSIN-Klrm; sale.. 2,403 bbls,; re
ceipts, 1,823 bbls.; shipments. 2,104 bbls.;
stock., 123,980 bbls.; A, 11, C D, E. $3.92H;
l- $3.93HCa.86; Q. $3.9&&3.Ttt; If. $3.95
4.00; I, $4.0534.10: K. $4.35; M, $5.85; N.
$5.25; WO, $tl.60: WW. $6.tt5.
NEW YOTlK, Jan. 15. 4111,-Cottonseed,
easy; prime summer yellow, $fi.90H7.n5;
January, $6.92; March. $7 IS. May, $7,37.
Petroleum, steady Turpentine, steady;
machine barrels, tSc,
HlMAlIA (1EN15RAL MARKET.
BUTTKIt No. 1, Mb. cartons, 33o; No.
1, LQ-lb. tubs, 31c.
CHEESE Impohted Swiss, EOc; Ameri
can Swiss, 24c: block Swiss, 22c; twins.
20c; daisies. 20c; triplets, 20c; Young
Americas, 21c; blue label brick, UHo;
llmberger, 2-lb., 20c; Now York white, 20c.
FIBII-Whlto. frosh. ICo: trout, fresh.
15c; largo crapples, fresh, 13015c; Spanish
mackerel, l&c; sued roe, por pair, 40c;
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut, fresh. 11c:
buffalo, 9a; bulllteuds, 3c; chann.i cat-
tisn, 10c; piKe, 15c; pickerel, i:c.
POULTRY-Broller., $4.t36.00 per do.;
hens, 15c; cocks, 12c; ducks, 18c; geese,
16c: turkeys. 23c: riltrenns. ner rim.. 31.30:
ducks, full feathered, iZVjCl gee.e, full
feathered, lie; squab., No. 1, $1.50; No.
2. 50c.
Wholesale prices ot beef cuts effective
today In Omaha aro as follows:
. REEF CUTS-Rtbs: No. 1, lOMo; No, 2.
14Uc; No. 3, 12c. Loins: No. 1, lGo; No. 2.
Wo; No. 3, 134c. Chucks! No. 1, lOWc;
No. 2, lOo; No. J. 9'ac. Rounds; No. 1.
12Ho; No. 2, 12Wc; No. 3, ll;c. Plates:
No. 1, 8440J No. 2, go ;No. 3, 7V4c.
FRUITS-Oranges: California navel,
extra fancy Sunkl.t. SO, 120, 150, 176, 200
and 250 sizes, $3.00; 250 size, $2.50: 2SS alze,
$2.40; 331 size, $2.25: Floiida. M nnd 121
sizes, $3.00; 150, 176, 200 and 21d sizes, $2.50;
253 alze, $140: 288 and 224 sites. $2.20;
Florida ICumquats, por box. 25c. Apples:
Extra fancy Washington Jonathans, per
box, $2.25; Whlto Winter Pearmalns. per
box, $2.2o; fancy While Winter Pear
mains, per box, $2.00. fancy Idaho Blatlc
Twigs, ner box. 32.C0: fancv Idaho Bald
wins, per box, $2.01; fancy Idaho York;
Imperials, per box, $2.00; fancy Idaho
Walbrldges. per box, 31.85; fancy Idaho
Willow Twig., per box, $l.S5j fancy Idaho
Smith Cider, per box, $1.65; extra, fancy
Idaho Northern Spy, Greenings or Kings,
Per box, $2.00: extra funcy Idaho Ham-
lios, per box, $z.25; extru fancy Ben Davis,
per box, $1.05; funcy Ben Davis, per box,
$1.50; choice Ben Davis, per box. $1.10:
lien Davis, per bbl.. $1.50: York ImDerials.
per bbl., $4.50; Mlnklcrs. per bbl., It 50.
Lemons: Extra fancy Sunklst. 300s and
360s, per box, $2.50; extra choice Red Ball,
jwa ana atus, per box, $7.00. urapeaj: Extra
fancy Emperors, per crate, $2.23; Earl's
Emperors, per bbl.. $4.00; Imported Mal
agas, extra fancy, $7.00; fancy, W.50; extra
tuu.tr, aw; cnoice, ta-w. urapeiruic:
Extra fancy Flortdu. 2tls. $3.50: Urn and 96s.
$1.73; 54s, 64s and 80s, $1.25. Cranberries:
Per box, $2.75; Bell and Bugle, per bbl..
$9.00; Bell and Cherry, per bbl., $8.50; late
red, per bbl., $8.25; Rlchatd, per bbl., $9.00;
extreme Jumbo, per bbl., $11.00.
vKutsfAULKB-potatoes: Genuine Bed
River Early Ohio, per hu.. 31.00: Rural.
or Bur banks, per bu S5e; Idaho Rurals.
per du., woe. sweet potatoes; per hamper,
$1.25, Cabbage: Holland seed, per lb., 2o:
red, per lb., 30c. Onions: Ohio, largo Red
Globe, per lb., 2tfc; Spanish, per crate.
$1.50. Tomatoes: Cullfornla, per 4-basket
crate, $2.00.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. lfi.-COTTON-Fu-tures
closed barely steady; January,
12.30c; March, 12.58c; May, 12.39c; July,
12.32c; October, 11.72c; spot, quiet; mid.
dllng. 12.85c; gulf, 13.10c.
Market closed barely steady, net 10
points lower to 4 higher.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15.-COTTON-Spot.
good business done; prices firm; mid
dling, fair. 7.74d: good middling, 7.40d:
middling, 7.10d; low middling, 6.864; f.ood
ordinary, 6.14d; orlnary. 5.80d. Sales, 12,0ft)
bales.
Dry flood Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15 Corporation
stapje dress good, are to be. opened In
the near future at prices about on a
parity with .prlng values. A larger vol
ume of business was done in varloui
cotton goods lines d lying the day. Yarns
were steady, Raw silk was firmer.
London "Wool,
LONDON, Jan. 15.Ther- were S.COn
bales offered at the wool auction today.
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