Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JAN t AMY Ml, mi4.
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Minnesota-
FOR SALE 240 acres In Clay county.
Minnesota, five miles from BarncsvUie.
all under cultivation: Kood noil, good
&. . . M .1 1 . M . - 1tH. k t
1 Barter, Barncavlile. Minn.
MINNESOTA soil map; government re-
pori'. naiurni suiisou, every turner,
rainfall, temperature s, frosts, Invalnabje.
Mailed 35e. Akerson. Drawer 1J, J.lnd
strom, Minn.
Mlsauurl,
P PAnMfi Fntl HALRITi rintvn. 15 monthly
buys 4? acres good timber land, nenr-
v town; Texas county. Mo.: price $200; per.
feet title, J. n Jamil. Mt Vernon, lit:
1 HlYl A IUV' I, KI.Mlr -..II
. .j, ..v.. umi t v n . 1 ( Dull, WBI
corn land In the country. $10. worth IsflO
closo estate; will pay Investigation, u.
1. Stel.hlus. 16)0 Chicago Et,
.NelirnoUn.
A SNAP Good. 180-acre stopk farm
must be cold at once. For particulars
write I'eter lde. MlntravllU. Nob.
tlrcivnu,
OREGON.
First payment,, WOO on 20 aoresi $000 on
10 acres; balance over ntnu years, on fin
est Irrigated alfalfa, corn and fruit land
In Ontario district. Land cleared, plowed
and leveled, all read for crop. Wrlto ow
ners. Oregon & Western Colonization Co.,
636 Pnxton HIdg., Omaha, Neb.
Wltcunila,
Upper Wisconsin
Rest dairy and genera! crop state In
the union. Settlors wanted. Lands tor
salo at low prices, on easy terms. Ask
for booklet, 31 on Wisconsin Central Lund
Grant. State acres wnnti-d. Wriid about
our grazing lands If Interested In fruit
lands usk for booklet on apple orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Sou
LlneHy., .Minneapolis. Minn.
OFFICIAL publications concerning soil,
cllmato and crops of Wisconsin mulled
tree to those uddresslng Wisconsin SUM
Hoard of immigration. Capitol luoo, Mum
ion. Wis.
Wyoming.
SIXTEEN hundred-acre nail Improved
cattle ranch on railroad, two miles from
town, capublo of cutting 3.V00 tons of hay,
finest of water Hunts, outside range fur
stock; 'will sell for Ksb tnnn ttiu water
lights alone are worth In order to settle
an estate; if you uio Interested come at
once; tr.sy terms.
M. 11. MclClLLIP, Saratoga Wyo.
Miscellaneous.
ALFALFA seed, JO. FarmB for sale
and rent. J. Mulhall. Sioux City. la.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm unit Hunch Lands.
FAItM FOU UENT ICO ucres level land,
well Improved, good rich soil. Inquire
Kobort Minter, Council Bluffs, la., II. F.
D. Noi l. Phone L-2330.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D,
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
o CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
" !10-az Brandels Tnentcr uuumng.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
6?
MARVIN RROS Loan". at"i "u-U-tt-O,
IJi JXVVJD.0maiia Nat. Hank.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property In any amounts.
II. W. BINDER, '
City Nutlonal Bank Bids.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om, Nat.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
FAItM and city loans made promptly.
Wm. McConnlck. 1201 Farnam. Red 2063.
OMAHA, homes. Cast Nebraska farms,
O'KEEFIS REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL, Douglas 2713.
CITY Twd' farm loans, 6, 5y4. . J. IL
Dumont & Co., 1C03 Farnam, Omaha.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E.
1 buy, sell' or exchange land for you.
M. M. KLINE, Omaha, Neb.
813 California St.
WANTED TO BUY.
WE havo buyers for 4 and 6-room cot
tages and bungalows. For quick sale list
your property with us. The Vogel Realty
Agency. 1007 W. O. W. Bldg.
WILL buy two used pianos If you have
one and want the cosh. Phono Douglas
?934.
I HAVE sold my cattle ranch and want
to buy a good quarter section not more
than fifty miles from Omaha. I have the
money to pay cosh and tha price has but
to be low. I will deal only with owners
find will not pay any attention to letters
from agents. Address M-319, care Bee.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED to rent. Three or four nicely
furnished rooms, complete for house
keeping; must not necessarily be In pri
vate family, but would prefer them so
Must be modern, clean, comfortable and
well heated. State phone number, address
and amount of rental In answering. Ad
dress J-26S, care Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
Ship live stock to South. Omaha, save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
, tion.
Llvu Stuck CuiuiuUalun Merchants,
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
1 LEGAL NOTICE. "
Notice Is hereby given that sealed era.
Posals will be received by the Board of
Directors of the Farmers' Irrigation dia.
trlct at their office In the city of ScottSl
Bluff. Nebraska, for the purchase of
$76,500 of the six per cent serial bonds nt
the district until 12 o'clock m. on th art
day of February, UK Said bonds are is
sued by authority of an act of urn ie
Islature of the state of Nebraska n?
proved March 28. 1S3J. stsslon laws? life
chapter 70, and the amendments therein
and pursuant to a vote of a majority "nJ
the qualified electors of said district. Ttli
board expresBly reserves the right to r.
itct any and afl bid, and will in no eve
sell any of sola bonds for less th.ti
ninety-live (85) per cent of the Vac.
value thereof. ,ac
By order of the Board of Directors.
a . . .VI.SCCBNT. 8' RAMSEY.
Secretary of tho Farmers' irrigation Dia.
trlct. j U-d.tlt
MAINTENANCE OF COURT
HOUSE COSTS $50,000
Maintenance of Douglas county's new
court house for the first year during
which It was occupied cost 149,926, ac
cording to a report made by John Lynch,
chairman of the court house committee.
of tho Board of County Commissioners.
Mr. Lynch recommends that the elevators
te connected with a flash light system
to Improve the service.
Expenditure for malntenanco was di
vided as follows: Salaries, 129,921; light
end powers $7,2SS; water, $1,873: telephone,
$2,601; supplies, repairs, etc, $4,761. In ad
rtltlon steel furniture costing $22,578 Was
purchased and sidewalks were laid cost
ing, $5,152.
The Persistent and Jud'cloua Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
justness Success.
Chicago
Mlnnennnlla
Omaha
Kansas City .
Winnipeg
uaan sales
HP MM A fin DDAniliU? MADlrTW! 5HU I Plata futures Ilrm; February,
uuniu mui i nuuuuu urn nam
Wheat Statistics Are Favorable to
the Bulls.
WAITING FOR COLD WEATHER
Farmers Will 'ot Shell nml Dispose
of Their Corn tntll Winter
Weather Copies nnd
Btnya n While.
O.M.MIA, Jan. 20. .
The vIMblo supply cecreased S37.000
uushels last week and Is now 1,653,W0
uu&heis, compared with So.OlH.OOO for the
some week a year ago. Chicago stocks
Utoreased us.(w bumtels, but these are
small at a little less than fl.WO.OUU bushels,
or nearly 2,wi0,0w bushels lighter than
ear ago. The Canaclan visible de
ei eased 3M.0CO bushels and Is now 25,-
!?. :!',wJushels' wnll tt aF ko It was
-a.iw.ooo bushels. Changes In the Im
port statistics show that stocks am fall
'"8 off. nd u Is expected there will be a
lurther decrease In these same statistics
next Monday. Tho average cash handler
or wheat, however, says mat supplies of
that grain nio liberal uml that any In
crease In the price will draw out the sur
plus In goodly amounts trom both tho
northwest and southwest. While world a
shipments last week were only l?,19J,00i
bushels, and were considerably smaller
f'f.n the previous week, they were a
little larger than tne corresponulng period
.n ycar "go. The amount of bread
stufra on tho ocean iestlned for Import
ing countries increased 344.000 bushels for
i?yck'. and Liverpool ftooks decreased
29 uus"c!s 'or tho same time.
,u ,,0i wBtnor ,s o'ltlrdy too mild for
the shelling and rhlpplng of corn, and
farmers aro doubtless waiting for cold
goodly portion of their surplus. The of-
-... . "niry aro said to be
;.orfb,le Z buye". The weakness In
Wheat linn h..n a Knn v. . i , .
. mtr !j . . Murine UIO
autumn. World's sh foment worn lo
i!" those or a year ago, there was a
decrease In the amount on ocean passage,
11 a.. R d,M"M 1,1 Liverpool stocksl
Tho weather In the Argentine was quite
faorab o for tho growing crop of corn.
wl b ' 125 SSXtt'S., ln" ""J" ,u.. ,h'r!
i5 5C. r', Sma'l Parcels wore sold nt
New ork at 0Sc last half February
shipment from Argentina. There were
m cars Inspected hero yesterday, with 300
ears Innkprl tnr i.i. r''
tlons in cash corn were small at 70,000 bu.
...o u.nn i.mrKei ronowea in the foot
fng p laCtern' easl"K off earlr nnd flrm-
umc- ? Fah Pf tees-Wheat: No. 2 hard.
MHJffcHc: No. 3 hard, 82HSIHe; No. 3
spring, 81QS4Hc; No. 4' spring, S2H4WJWct
.0;, 3 4VX.um' Corn: No. 2
white MI65Hc: No. 3 white, 62V4e: No.
4 white, 59lc: No. 2 yellow. 60V4fl24e
.S 'e'Io:.?92ci No. 4 yellow. 58
raHS6,c. OatB! No. 2 white. 3S3Sc:
standard. 37iS3SV:c: No. a whim sriLf
f '"iJSSi wh te' S7S3?Mc. Barley: Malt
lng, fi73c: No. 1 feed, WKfffiSc. Rye: No.
2, r,5j!ac: No. s, SfiHo.
equal to 893,00 bu.; corn. 23,000 bu.; oats,
none.
I.IVpMVinl p! r. - rt -,.1.1. ...... .....
- "f. n mill lltl L 74TI TTIU
lower, and com Id higher.
i-rimary wncat receipts were (BO.000 bu.
and shipments, 647,000 bu., aKalnst re-
CelDtS nf flS5nflrt h i .n' .ti'.i.
C53.000 bu. last year.
primary corn recolpts wero 900,000 bu.
shl?nJii1u,6i?'00() bu- acainst re-
CelDttt nf 1.441 ftVl Tilt bI.Ih - .
1,508,000 bu. last year.
i nmary oatn recepts were 539.000 bu.
point nf CT7 fiVl K ..-.I t.iJT2iV . i -.-
000 bu, last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oatn.
.. OS
..214
.. 23
.. GT
62
1S4
rin mt . Tin . . - .
hard wlnter: 1 car. 84c. No.. 3 hard win.
ier: i cars, S4V.o: 1 car, 83Hc. No. 3
SDrlnir 1 nr siti-. o V. .
durum- t-'.'
car. JOc. Oats-No. 3 white: 3 cars, isv.o-
cars, 37WC. No. 4 white": 1 car, 37Wc
ffiMnnrV37c-- C?"-N.0' 2 white: 'l ear
low: 2 cara, 62Hc No. 3 yoliow: 1 car.
i.c-ar?iHoV,. V'J B.9c-, N?. yellow? !
57c. No 4-m,xe'dri c'ar: 67c; 2ars. "i&
Sd; March, 4s 8Hd.
OMAHA UF.NKrtAl. M.VtlKRT.
BL'TTBH No. 1, Mb cartons, 31c; No.
t CO-lb. tubs. 2TO.
C11KE3K Impohtrd Swiss. Wc: Amerl
can Snlss, 24c: block Swiss, 2c; twins.
20ci daisies, 20c; triplets. Wet Toung
Americas. 2ie; blue labol brick, ltmc:
Hrnberger. 2-lb.. 20c, New York white. 20c
FISH White. lJc: -trout, 17el large crap
pies, He; Spanish mackerel, 16c; shad rce,
per par. 4ic. salm.oiv 10c halibut, llo;
buffalo, ft:; bullheads, 13c; channel cat
15c; pike. Uoj pickerel, 12c
POULTRT-Brollers, 11.6aC.0O per dot.,
hens, 15c; cocks, 12e; ducks, ISc; geese,
16c; turkeys, 23ci pigeons, per dos., ll.au:
lucks, full feathered. IZ'w, geese, full
feathored. lie: tnlh. Nn. I. tl.CO! Kb
IS, SOc. ' ' 7
BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs. 17e: No. t
Hbs. 16V,o; No. 3 ribs, lJUc; No. 1 loins,
IMic; N'o. 2 lolt.s. 17Hc: No. 3 lolhs. I4c;
.
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CHIOAGO DRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the. Trading and Closlnn
J'rlces on Board of Trade.
wm.Auu. jan. ueiier that the win
ter crop had escaped any Immediate dan
ger from a cold wave had a bearish ef
fect today- on the price of wheat. Tho
market rlnKf.pl ntpn H km . . . .i..i
of Ue?c net. Other grain, too. showed
A s. oay-orn, Ho to He,
ana oatn. it fii.n tn nrvMriinnn i. .
come varied from a setback of lOo to 42Hc
ukouhj ih me weatner map nothing
seemed uble. to arouso enthusiasm today
on tho buying side of wheat. Even the
overthrow nt ihu f. ...i..n. i.ni ... :!
Canadian Parliament did not assist the
market upward more than a trifle and
ti'fu.iciiur nuu no tasting inriuonce. On
the other hand, the absence of export
dAmnnrl warn n pftnnl... . I . I . . .
: : ...w .. vuiuivBiii tni;viiiivo luwaru
prts to pqt prices on a lower level.
emtirBeu oiierings of hard
winter wheat from west of the Missouri
r ver were taken to indicate a decided
ChanffA nf RAtlt mtnl tirt I. . r.nHt .
producers. One prominent concern here
reported that moro rural holdings had
been disposed of over night than at any
iima in mice juuiKiis. Anvices that for
thn flrnt tlmn In .rp--m t.i. .. v. . . .
hipped from this country to Braxfl
tenueu to cnecK the decline.
Chear fittarinem fmm A .n..ti.
"?.,at Alveal";..deP."d the corn
..u.not. tiro iiKcniine surplus was es
timated at S0.0OO.000 bushels more than a
year ago. Shipping demand here seemed
to haVA m n rip a rnmntat. V. . 1 . . i
of prospects for continued saving of feed
because of the openness of the winter.
Trade In oats was only of a scattering
sort and depended almost entirely on the
action of the other cereals.
A ft Id A f mm a flitPiMf &
horta In January pork ana some early
.r. : " , ,lu "pium in tne nog
market, provision averaged lower Longs
Warn rool X nir on naurl., ..II .. ,t ' r.;""
deTlverles. " " ' ol,va
Artlclel Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yes'y'.
Wheatl
May.
July.
Corn. I
May.
Julv.
Oats. I
May.
July.
Pork. I
Jan.
. May.
Lard. I
Jan, I
May.l
lUbs. I
Jan. I
May.
93V4 f
E9 f
21 G2HI
a 76
10 00
11 20
11 37'
U 6714
93
19K
.1
9314
salt
4ov I an m 1 39ii
21 924I 21 CO 121 92421 67H
21 75 1 21 60 21 W
10 9241 10 !0 ' 10 60 H 20
11 22HI U 15 11 15 11 33
11 J7h 11 22H 11 25 11 65
11 674i 11 MVi 11 6754 U SO
AVHISAT-No. 8 red, tWHc; No. 3 red.
IMrti06c; No. 2 hard, 91Ho; No. I hard
MHSlWc; No. 2 northern, 89Ti'HttT4c; No
3 northern. 88T4e69Hc " '
CORN-No. 8, G0y4fllcc: No. 3 white.
66c: No. 3 yellow. 2fifl3c.' '
OATfr-No. S white. 33y,eJ9c; standard.
Rye: No. t. nomlna, Barley, E0g73c
Seeds: Timothy. I3.75QS.25; clover, $11,75
14.35. ProvUlons: Pork, nominal; lard.
$10.pOSll0.82H; ribs, 10,7&U.25.
Bl'TTER-Treamerles, 22S27&
EaasIrregular; receipts, 3.3M cases;
at mark, cases Included. 272Sc; ordinary
first. 27fl28c; firsts. 28eC3',4c. '
POULTRY Alive, lower; springs. 1C;
fowls. 14V4c; turkeys, 16c; dretsedr 23c
CHEESB-Unsettled; daisies, 17t01So;
twins. J7UT17Vrc; Americans. 1701Sc:
longhorns. MfieWc '
POTATOK8 Higher; receipts, 40 cars;
Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin red.
63(g6c; white. 65Q70C.
Liverpool Grain Marbrt.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30 WHEAT -Spot
umi. iio, . rcu western wimer, is 4d.
No. I Manitoba. 7s 2V4d. No. 2. 7s ltd
No. 3, 7s Id Future easy, March 7s 2'id.
May Ts 2d. Julv. 7s 2Ud
No. l chucksj I0)ic No. 2 chucks. ioq;
j cnucKs. vMc; no. i rounu. uuc; no.
2. round. 13c: io. S round. tfKai No. 1
plates, 8Hc; No. 3 platfs, No. 3. plates,
I v. .
Wholesale prlcrs of bet cuts effective
toilay In Omaha ore hi follows)
FRUITS Orangcsi ca::rurniu navels,
extra fancy Sunklst. CO, UC, 150, 176, soj
and Z0 nlaes, 11.(0! i0 sue, 2.W; 2SS size,
3240 : 321 site, 2.i. Fjot.da. W and 12J
size, 13.00; UV. V. 200 and 216 slscs, 1150;
25J sli, 2.40; A and Sii sites. 32.24;
Florida Kumuunts, per box, 25c Applest
Extra fancy Washington .lonuthans, per
box, J2.25, White Winter rearmaln. per
box, 12.23; fancy White Winter Pear
ma.ns, per box, 12.00; fancy Idaho Black
Twigs, per box, $210; fancy Idaho Bald
wins, per box, 12.00; tuncy Idaho York
Imperials, per box, 12.14: fancy Idaho
Walbridges, per box, II. Si; runcy Idaho
Willow Twigs, por box, 11. SK; fancy Idaho
Smith Cider, per box, il.SS; extra fancy
Idaho Northern fc'py, Oncnlngs or Kings,
Per box, 12.00; extra fuuey Idaho Ram
bos, per box. $2.25; extru fancy Ben Davis,
per box, ILbJ; fancy Ben Davis, per box,
11- &0; choice Ben Dav.'s, per box, $1.40;
Ben Davis, per bbl., $i.io; York imporlals,
per bbl., $4,501 Mlnklcls. per bbl $4..a
Lemons: Extra fancy buiiKlst, 3uoa and
300s, per box, $2.50; extra chulce Red Ball,
SOus and 260s, per box, $7.3). Urspes: Extru
fancy Emperors, per crate. 2.23; Earl's
Lmpururj, per bbl., $4.00; Imported Mai
agus, extra fancy, $7.00; ftiucy, $6.50; extra
clio.ee. $6,00; choice, $5-5o. Qrapetrult:
Extru fancy Florida. Kb. $3.50 : 40 and 96s,
$3.75; 61s, C4s and bus, $4.25. Cranberries:
Per box. $2.75; Bell and Bugle, per bbl.,
$'J.U0; Bell und Chern. per bbl., $i.6u; late
red, per bbl., $3.25; Rlchald, per bbl., 19.00;
uxtrome Jumbo, per bbl., $11.00.
VKQETABLES Potatoes: Uenutne Red
River Early Ohio, per bu., $1.00; Rurals
or Bur banks, per bu., SJc; Idaho Rurals,
per bu., $b0c. Sweet potatoes: Par hamper.
$1.25. Cabbage: Holland seed, per lb., 2a;
red, per lb., 30c Onions: Ohio, large Red
Globe, per IK, 2Hc Spanish, per crate,
$1.50. Tomatoes: CulUornln, per 4-basket
crate. $100.
MISCELLANEOUS-Callfornla figs. 13
12- oz. pkgs.. o5c; 50 6-oi. nkgs., $2.00; Coll
fornla biuclc tigs, 12 12-oz. pkgs., $1.00: 7
crown Imported figs, ped lb., loc; 3-crown
imported figs, per lb., 13c; "-crown pulled
figs (boxes weighing about 5 lbs.), Kta; 6
cruwn pulled tigs (boxes weighing about
C lbs.), 75c 7-orown pulled figs (boxes
weighing 10 oz.), per doz., $1.25. Drome
dary brand dates, pkg., $3.00; Anchor
brand dates, pkg., $2.25; Hallowe'en dates,
per lb., 7 He. Parnlps, per lb., 2c. Car
rots, per lb., 2c. Beets, per lb., 2o, Tur
nips, per lb., 2c. Rutabagas, per 11)., lHo.
Callfornlu Jumbo celery, per doz., 85a
Michigan celery, per dor., 35c. Cider, per
keg, $3.25; per halt bbl., $8.73. Shallots,
por do., 50c. Parsley, per doz., 40c.
Radishes, per doz., 50a Head lottuce, per
doz., $1.00. Home-grown leaf lettuco, per
doz., 40a. Qrecn peppers, por basket, &uc.
Wax or green beans, per hampor, 16.00.
Hot house oucumbers, per doz., $1.602.00.
Cauliflower, per crate, $3.25. Venetian
garlic, per lb., 120. Eggplant, per doz.,
$2.00. Horteradlsh (2 doz. bottles In case),
per case, $2.00. Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 19c Medium pecans, per lb., 1314c.
Pecans, Jumbo, per lb., 15c. Qlant pecans,
Louisiana paper shell, per lb., 23c. Fil
berts, per lb., 15c Drake almonds, per
lb., 18o; paper shell, 23c Brazils, per lb.,
ISc; lsrgo washed, per lb., 19c Black
w.tlnutB, per lb., 2Wc Peanuts, raw, No.
1, per lb., 7c; Jumbo, per lb., 8c; roasted,
per lb., HKc. Shell bark hickory nuts, per
lb., 4o. White rice popcorn, per lb., 4a.
Checkers, por 100-lb. case, $3.50; per CO
pkg. case, $1.73. Cocoanuts, per sack,
$7.00. Chestnuts, Imported Italian, per
lb., 10c; sack or bbl. lots, 9c Honey,
white clover, 24-sctlon case, per case.
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. .Tnn. fin vntr rn
No. 1 hard. 91V4o: No. 1 northern, 87?ifp
wy4c; rwu. a norwiern, MftUSlHc: No. 3.
82J484?ic; May, SSfctjsaiic; July. IKHP
90Hc
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLEY 44Q66C.
RYE-54S55c.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow. C7fjG7Hc
OATS-No. 3 white, 3CQC8ViC-
FLAX-$1.4&gi.60.
I uRN -Spot steady, American mixed,
Kansna City Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 39. WHEAT No.
2 hard. 8MJS3Wc; No. 2 red, S9y490c.
nOIlN Nn. S mlTi.it tUn t2r S r"J.
No. 2 white, 69c: No. S, 6flc.
. OATS No. 2 white, 40c; No. 2 mixed.
39Wc.
BUTTER-Creamery, 2Sci firsts, 27c;
seconds, 26c; pocking, 27c
EOOS Firsts. 27c; seconds. 20c.
POULTRY Hens and springs, lc.
Omnlia liny Market,
PRAIRIE HAY No. 1 choice upland.
$10010.60; extra, in light bales,, $11; No!
i, Bum; tuo. o, iso. i cnoice mid
land. $3S10; No. 2 choice midland, $8.9:
No. 2, $607: No. 3, $49fl. ' u '
STRAA Choice oat or rye. $6436.50:
choice wheat, $1.5036. vi.iw.
ALFALFA Choice pea-green varletv
St, Louis Gcnrnl Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 30 WH?iatk'
red. 94U(S96Wc: No. 2 hard tsmvA.
62WS92Hc; July. 86Wc. '
nxti ie.
Dry Goods Market.
V l-.W vnillf Ton nr,v nnpnn
Cotton goods wero quiet today, but
... "'caul, i urns were nrm,
with a large Inquiry reported. Domestlo
wools were higher. Australian and
wOUt n AmAr ran ".'nn - i,.t
m , 7. ut lift UBrVCU
for. New alike aro to be shown next
ncciv,
NEW CARS PUT IN SERVICE
ON COUNCIL BLUFFS LINE
1,he Omaha street rallwav Pnmnnnv
has started Installing the new sldo-door
tmllers on the Omaha Council. lilnff.
line. They aro something of a novelty
in tne way oi street cars, being without
veiitlbules and compartments f nr I h a
smokers.
On the new cars, which are about- ih.
size of the largest motors run nn th.
Oniaha-Councll Bluffs line, the entrance
is in tne middle, just Inside of which
stands the conductor. Whe 11 tlin rflrt
tops, the conductors push a lever and
tne uoorn open. Platforms drop down
and the passengers enter. As the cars
are started, another lever lifts the plat
form and closes the doors. The bodies
of the now cars hang' much lower than
those of the old ones, making Ingress and
exit much easier. They are heated by
electricity.
LEMING'S CASE CONTINUED;
INMATES FORFEIT BONDS
Valtcr Lemlng, 1313 Douglas street, was
arrested Friday morning charged with
conducting a disorderly house- Twelve
women, arrested Thursday evening by
Detectives Sullivan and Lahey, are said
to have come from that building, Dolly
Clark, Jean Leslie and Eva Brown were
each fined $25 and costs In police court,
while the other nine forfeited $10 cash
bonds. Lemlng secured a continuance of
his hearing until Tuesday, Feburary 6.
Persistent Advertising is tne noad lo
Big Returns.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Rises Buoyantly Beginning with
Moderate Advance.
GATHERS STRENGTH STEADILY
Kirontn nt Ww-k1 .'nl Mot cinritt
Intltrntc Another tlnln ly- Ncmt
York llnuWn nt Perhaps
Ten Million.
, NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-8tocks rose
buoyantly today. Beginning with a mod
erate advance at tho opemnit. the mar-'
act gathered strength steadily. In thn
Inst hour the movement became moro
pronounced nnd trading expanded - to
largo proportions. Cannllun Vuclflo was
forced 5V olntt. (lain of 2 points or
more were made, by many of tha repre
sentative Issues.
In todnv'a liinVnmpn! thn Niw Ynrlt
market loll In line with the European
exchange, which are reflecting tho pro
nounced improvement In financial con
ditions. Tho factor In the situation was
made the more potent by extensive pur
chase In this market or stocks for for
eign account, London today taking per
Imps 60.UV1 shares here on balance
Tho upward movement was attended by
resumption of Investment buying on n
large scnlo of bunds and hign.grade
etocks. Rnnld absorntlon nf new Imml
Issues, both here and In London, gave
further Indication of the Improved out
look for tho Investment market. An Is
buo ot $10,OW.OOO St. Patil 4H por cent
bonds was sold here today In less than
two hours after they wero offered by
tho underwriters, being plnce.1 at about
100, The new Issue or New York state
4Ws reached 10Si.
Forecasts of the week's cash move
ment Indicated another gain by the New
York banks of perhaps $10.000,0u0. If such
a gain Is disclosed in tomorrow's bank
stutemeut It will bring up tho Increase
In January to $8,000,000, tho largest for
years.
Bonds moved up abruptly In spots and
the general demand was brisk. Total
sales, par value, $1,570.00.1. Vnltel States
bonds wero unchanged on call.
Number ot sales and leudlng quotations
on stocks were:
Slf. lllnll. Low. Cloi.
AmaJmmti CWcr . 10.J0J T614 7SII SSi
American Agricultural . im bi 31
Amtricui nm cuitr....
during the forenoon atvl the list ruled
from ifc to H above parity. Canadian
Paelflo was firm and advanced 2 points.
nEPortT op rnj.sninn housh
Transactions nf Amoclntril Brinks
for ,(lm Wrrli.
NEW YORK. Jan. .-Ilmdptrevfs
bank clearing report for the wtek end-
llltl laiili.Hi 4n -linHi. .... ...r.int. if
" '-r ...ikiiu, ... piiii, mi nn,.vj.v .
$S.til.42.il. as ukim1 $S.a!K,03;KO Inst
week and $3.iu,4l7,lC0 In tho correspond
Ing week last year. List of cities follows:
CITIES.
Amount ! Inc. ( Due
1,300
1.300
11,300
200
Hilt
31
33H
K
4i?
II
3314
HI
ioj
iiati
2S
36'i
TV
Vli
II
!14
MS
ioiit
m
ssii
iuv
10
140
(.600 130H m mi
31
114
It
21i
111
Amr cn rn IS.lw )li
Aniirlrin Om pfd too XS
American C. tt F 1. 100 !'.,
Amerk-aui Uotlon Oil , ,.
Am, Ice Ktcurltlca 1,100 MTi
Amtrlmn Unarnl ,. .10) US
American licomotlve ,.. :.T00 )
Amerloin H. & It. 2,900 tS
Am. H. ft It. plil. ........ 300 101
Am, 8titr Hrflnlnit....
American T. & T 0W 1S4H
American Tobacco 3iW SIV4
Anaconda Mlnlnic Co.... 7.7M 374
AtchlHou 2.(00 Mil
Atchlnon pM
Atlantic Coait I.tnc too 124
naltlmor Ohio 3.(00 X
llelhlchem Kteel 1,200 3IW
llrookljrn Rapid Tt :,7i !
Canadian I'acKlo 31, MO M
(Vntrnl Leather 1,100 JSi
rhneapcaka A Ohio 2. COO ;i
CMceco O. W
Chlcaso. M. A St. P.... 7.400 10H
Uhlcaso N, W 1.00) 133 U
Colorado Fuel ft Iron...) 300
unnaouaaiaa tiM
Corn lroducta
Delaware lluilnoo ,
Denver A ltlo Orande,,.,
Denver ft It. n. ptd
iiutinera' tjecurlllea
Drla
Krle Ht pfd
Brie M pfd...
Oeneral Electric 700 14T
ureal Norinern pro
Rreat Northern Ore ctfi.
Illlnola Ontnl
InUrborouKh Met
inter. Met. pfj
International llarveater.,
Intfr-Miulne pfd ,
International l'aper
International Pump
Kaniaa Cltr Southern..,,
trleda (laa .............
LehlKh Valley
Ixiultrllle ft Naahvllle..
M.i 8t. I". & 8. Ste. M.
MlJiourl, K. b T
Mltaourl Pacific
National Illscult
National Lead
N. It. It. ot M. Id pfd.. 200 1SH 12i
New York Central !,WM MVi II4T4
N. V.. O. A W 400 30S 2H
Norfolk & Wtetern W 103U.104K
North American 200 72 H 73V4
Northern I'aclflo 4,(00 1HH ins
i-acuio au too n
Pennijrlvanla I.mo lltvi
reopl.'e Uai 200 1
I'.. C C. A Kt. L
11ttiburh Coal
rrrasad Btecl car
Pullman l'altce Car.
IUadlPC
itepuDiio iron uteei...
Republlo 1. A ET. pfd....
Hock laland Co
Itock liland Co. pfd
St. L. & 8. V- W Pfd...
Seaboard Air Line
Heabolrd A. U pfd
Slora-Bheffleld B. t I....
Kouthern Tactile
Southern IUIIwar
Rn. Hallway pfd
Tennexea Copper
Toaa ft I'aciric
Union l'aclflo .. ..
Union I'aclflc pfd. ...
United HUUea nealty.
United rltatea Hubber.
United Statea 8teel...
V. B. Steel CM
Utali Copper 9,300
Va. -Carolina Chemical .. JOO
Wabaah
Wabash pfd
W'etfarn Xfarvland
Wettern Union 200 UU
Wettlnihouie lSIeclrlr .. 3.400 71Vj
wneeung & i.ixa nrie
New Haven 2, SOI 7M4 73S
Gi'dlvldsnd.
Total aalea (or the cltr. f.O.000 iharei.
ti
r,
3l'i
"
rsii
nw
31.
10l
101
i:iH
:n
37H
Mi
100H
U3H
llii
M',-,
014
211
m
67
mi
Wi
3U
1S6H
US
1MK
114
to
174
J1'4
Now York.........
Chlcngu
Ronton
I'hiiudilphln
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Kansas city '.
Hin KinnclHco,...
llaltlmnrA
Cincinnati .......
AlliiiKntHills
Lor Anenli.fl
Clovelanii
I Detroit
New Orleans
O.MA1IA
iLotilsrllle
jMllwaukte
.Heatlle
It'ortittiiil. ore...
;pi. I'atil
.I)ener
Ind.anarolls
Salt ltkc City...
Pnluinlill
ToVedo
Duluth
Dc.4 Mo nen.......
Spokane
Tun nm
Oakland
J 'cot la
Man Diego
Dayton
Kacrumcnto
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Hprlugfleld, 111...
Qulncy, 111
Iiloomington, III.
Ogden
Decatur, III
Jacksonville, 111..
Washington
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Sioux City
WUhltit
Topcka
I
200
too
7M
800
400
300
:oo
"'700
"t'.m
coo
1,200
too
2.100
200
37
1134
HH
Wi
io
IS
2vi
ih"
139
131
23t;
2Ti
1344 134
1S14
140
133
24
tltt
IS
U4U
H,
63
1104
It4
o!
I
27
93
jr5
13UVi
1324
23Tl
134
60
W
9(4
30
104H
7l4i
HBVt
mil 27v
1144 1UU
14 123
500
C.WM
i'siooo
2.400
200
3,030
2,700
1.200
2,700
400
2,900
. 2.S00
soo
. 1.701
.' w'aio
600
.' '1,700
.loi.ww
oo
22
414
1704
JJ4
UU
29
iii;
t44
IS
H
III!
UU
iMi
80
e "
e;
112
M4
32
000 104
40
ieik'
144
tlK
14
2111
'it"
M
34
97
Ji
S3 4
24 U
4i
'ii'i
CIS
1I1U
rlti
31t
At
21H
iU"
170
2U
Uti
134
19
63T4
3IU
9SS
2tt
n
u
U4
iut;
J44i
r.s
tn:
66
11m
MT,
3m
114
7m
1.S
New York Money Murkel.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-MONEY-Call,
..Amm t- 1 m nap MAnl n,1ln a.- 1st'
nwu,Kijt at. A7v iuiuife miv, A74
per cent; ctovlnK bid, ter cent.
Vltm a Inn fm an lvili rlaws 01
cent: ninety days, S314 per cent: lx
months, 3i per cent.
MERCANTILB PAPER - 3m per
"sTERLINQ EXCIIANOK Easy: sixty
days, $4.83&0; demand, $1.8675; commercial
bills. $4.82.
Slt,VER-Bar, 67-4c; Mexican dollars,
45c.
IJONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Btrong.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
nB follows:
U. B. Jtl. 2a, rt... JIH ;K. C. Bp. ref. ta... 944
do coupon .,!' B. ileb. 4a Jail., oii?
U. 8. . rl., IM L ft N. un. ... 52
do coupon WJJ4 M. K. A T. 1st 4i. . Jlu
U. 8. 4a. rtr. 1U4. do af.i, 44. ,4
do coupon Ml , 'Mo. l'aclflo 4
Panama la coupon, .R4 do oonv. Sa tt
Amer. A. Sa. ...... .101 N. H. It. of if. 44, 10
A. T. A T. cv. 4t. 94 M y. e. . Hi,,., ijn
Am. Tobacco 6a.. --1M do deb. 4i..,,,,
Armour Co. 44". J2 N. Y.. N. II. ft "
Atchlaon sen. 4.-.- 9JK eT ju,
do cv. fa 1964.. .. 91 N. ft ,,t J "4 A
do cv. la.... "H; 4a. . . ..10 ft
A. O, I lt 4a JIHNo. Paelflo 4e... . tl:
Bal. A Ohio 41 94 Mo j, ,'. ;. J,'4
do 1 14a ........... JKp , u rfdf 4j; ;,,.
Brook. Tr. c. 4a... 9t !.,, tr- i ms
Cen. of (la. Sa....... do con, 4t.,. ... 1001;
Cn. leather ta. .... 9J4 riendlns aen.' u fil?
Cha. ft Ohio 44. H, L. ft H. Jf. ' 'ii jj?t
Chicaso A, lV,a. M ge. r H. W. c. i,,. "
C. II. A Cj. 1. 4i.. . 94V H. A. U adj. It, a
do en. 4a .934 So. Iac. col. i liu
C M ft SPo 44a..l03 do cv, 7 i;
C. It. ! & P. 4,1J3'1 lt raf. 4... "44
do rfjf. 4i.. . ...... "HPo. Hallway (, 101S
C. ft f r 4Hi. 93H dp ten. 4i. . ??J
D. ft H. . 4...... H Union I'aclflc 4... Jju
do ev. 4i. rer. IK. JJ do cv, 4t. ... IJg
D. A R. O. ref. ta. MH do i,t' & r,t "t " Jjjj
Dl.llller.' ta $' Hubber . Iio'ti
Erie p. I. 4a. .. W H Hteel 2d 2i, 1024
do mn. 4a .Hi V.K. them, ta (UiZ
111. Cen. lit r. 4e. 114 WabaerT 1st ft ei 4.
Inter. Met. 44a..... 7l?t 'We.tem lit, " Kg
Inter. tl. M. 4M... 6HWe.t, Klec. cv i,, MH
Jap IWl HWU, Central 4a.!:: It
Local Securities,
Quotation! (urnlihed by turns, Drinker ft ro
4ls Omaha Na'luntl bank tulldlnc; '
Aberdeen L. A P. Co.. (a, I 111 Di' Ajm4,
American Can Is, 1121 tin ,,K
Hoard ot Trade, com 120 ltd
Cudahy Packlns Co., Is. 1)24 r, joqu 101
Cedar Co., Neb., Belt, DIs. Is, 1111,. ti jm
Dcera u lo., pia , y? t,(ti
Fairmont Creamery 7 per cent pfd.,
Harris Co.. Tax., 4Ks, IIU
lltdraulla I'ri Brick, pfd,, 244
lows Ily. ft IX l. 193! i
Lincoln ass ft Else, 1st 5a, 1911.. to
Cltr of Omaha. 44s. 141 lot
Omaha ft C II. Ht. Itr., ts. 1121., 144 97
Omaha A C. O. Ht Ily.. pfd 114 u
uutnt MCI, l-l. OS WW., PIQ,,.... ss
Pacific Tel ft Tel. ta, 1137 11
Packere' Nat. Dk. Klk.. 80. Omaha, lit
mjn bousa T. i.t. . r. c, lu,..,
Updlkt Oraln. com ,
Union Htk, Yda. ink 974 99
nocay Alt, ruei v , M
Bpokana ft In'd Em p. 11. R. ta, lit. 14
Bloui Cltr Hef. ts. 1939 n
sloux City Elk. Yds. pfd 154 ,. .
Topeka Ur- 1st ts, 1W , S5 17
London SlocU 3Iisrke,
IXDNDON, Jan. S0. American securities
opened steady today Trading was quiet
100
104
4
tt
94
tl
102
at
It4
MK 99
is
9)
93
91H
,to..Sn,o;
i 16,77H.UW
u.ia,(ooi
ltfi. CW0J
si.iat.coo.
H.tef.o.flJ.
4y,l,t)00i.
3f,.VB.(00f.
umao,.
!0.fi4.fM.
li.llti.COJI
i4,llli.tX0
SI,!M",t(.Xv
lb,JS,0W ,
l,(e,00l.
1K4J!.('
lCmttmi,
S,S.,ti01 .
7,r43,CTO ,
5.W.IV.0
c.tJtX)
2,o01,(ti0
t.M7,H10
3,717,000
1.74S.HOO
2,W.7,(XX)
:t,M7,ow.
1.91I.V00I
t.tcj.coii,
i.r.7,txo
1,S.Cvfl,
i.a,ovi
OM.COOl
MS.0
4hu,C00
rii.tuji
tiiAOi
i4 i,0fO
7.016,X'
7,r,l5,U
i,ia..,(4V
3,111,10()
.t,KV4.(00
l,;ftis.oixi.
SS.3...
S.J...
t.u ...
. .
2.01..
U.tSl...
3,C...
I
.....I
1.5...
I
??!
II. 1 1
7.0
.
II. K
11.2
n.n
11.5
41.2
.7.
lll.1l.
M.I
2.1
21. 6
. . . .
5.l
13.4!
l.fil
8 4
15.1
33.2
33.3
7.2
ii.h
I 4. 'J
11. 1
26.3
I
10.111
1S.0
i9.......
1.11
.,.... .
lt-ll
11.71
U.7
I 12.b
lloatnn
HOSTON, Jan
on stocks were:
Alloucs .,
Amal. Copper ......
A. .. L ft tl ,
Arlsona Com
Cal. A Arltona ,
Cel. ft llecla
Centrnnlnl
Copper ltanae t". C
Kaat llutte c M. .
Krankllli
(Iranby Con
(Ireene Cauanea ...
lala llorale Copper.
Kerr iMkf I
I,ake CVpper
1j Halle Copper...,
Miami Copper . . .
Mohawk
StoiU jttnrUet.
30. Closing quotations
11
7!s
:i
14
7
433
l!i
19
11H
4
3J4
314
L It
9
Ii'i
Nevada Con. ..
NIplMlns Mines
North llutte ...
North Iaka ...
Old Dominion .
CMceola
Qulncy
Shannon .....1..
Huperior
Hurerlor A 11.
Taniarnck
U. H. H. H. ft
do pfd
lllah con
Utah tapper Co
Winona
Wolverine
M..
1 . tt t
M.i
lilt
74
2
1144
7
1
1?"
41
41
97
U
44
414
ClIIt'Atit) I.IVK STOCK MAIlKlflT
Coltle Htrnily Mors AVVnU to Ten
fonts HIrIiit.
C1UCAOO, Jan. 81). CATTLB-llo-cclpts.
1.0C0 head; market steady; beeves,
$0.lJ4jy.tO; Texas steors, $6.9718.00; west
ern steers, $6.10iT8.00; Blockers and feed
er. $5.40(88.10: cows ana neiiers, hwij
8.K: calves, $7.aW10.w.
HOaa-llecelpls. 18,000 head; market
weak to 10c higher: bulk of sales, $8.W
8.40; light, $8.1MT8.40; mixed. $8.iry8.45
bcavv. Ii.154i8.45: rough. $8.1608.20; pigs,
$6.2uft8.15. . .
SHEEP AND LAMUW Heceipis. o,ww
head; market strong, mostly lOo higher!
natives, $4.cOdf6.tfl; western, $4.90416.03;
yearlings, $5.8517.00: native lambs, $t).stj
b.00; westom, $.BJS.10.
ICnnnnn City Live Stock MnrUet.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 30. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 900 head; market steady to weak:
prime fed steers, 8.G09.25: dressed boef
steers, $7.2iVB8.r0; western, $0.76lt.50;
southern steers, $.2548.25', cows, $4.25i
7.50; heifers, $.iS8.75; stockers and feed
ers, $G.50f8.2j; bulls, $S.WXtf7.7S; calves,
$6.6011.00.
I1UUH-lleceipts, z,7W noaa; marKei unr
V J . tl.OOlt
$S.15S3.4o;
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Very Light and
Prices Not Quotably Changed.
HOGS SLOW, BUT SOME HIGHER
l-'nt Lnmlia 5irnnir tn Ten lllfthrr
Thn n Ttinrailn) IHtl l!r
nnd Wethers Stentlj All
Klitila I.'nlrl- Actltc. 1
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. SO. 1H.'
Ilecelnt urea. f.. uu iir,.,. kIimu.
Official Monday , 5.SSS 8.421 14,607
"Micini luesday (LIU
oiluiHi Weunesday. .. 4.SV1
Official Thursday 2.334
iiatllnatu Kililay (.81
11,615
11. Wo
10,1 It
5.S34
17.101
13,4ul
7..1H3
2.6J3
o4,3iS r M.tlil
UU.VJI flW
U.0Aa
,912
Slfi'M
t,r.,t8
U.S9I
4S.7IVI
30.674
30.6SS
Mvu days this week. 19,110
sumo days last week.. 20.351
bivnis days 3 wks uro..21.ISJ
unio days j wks ago. H.o?l
Same t,nys 4 wks ugo..l3.flil
blllllc 1I1IVM lnar v.,,. lm.lv
. III) liVlIJ U' t J vv,vvl
Th r., 11... .,1-.. ..ti.
. ..1 tnuio aiuiwa me rtceiiuo
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
omnna live mock market for the year to
imte as compared with lust year:
1314. 1913, Inc. Ueu,
tntt'O -. fi'.73j S3.190 401
.'A08 2l4lil :ta,3W 20.9J1
ncI 2W,jy 205,751 20,4:6
Thu following tablo show tl.o imige ot '
UrlCCB tnr nniiH I. ii, a :n,ni. ii..i. 11 n I
ttock market lor tin, last lew uaya, with
t-umpariBons:
40 3M 49 t 10 W 345. ... I 10
M ... lit 0 ft 10 3t 217 . t 10
at Iff ... I M It 10- .. I
Tt 311 960 t la s 117 ... I 10
It $jt ... t lo 17 ill .. I tn
is a ... t in, m rn its
it. . ..1M ... t It 14 349 .. I to
41 99 ... Ill 41... ... 190
ii tl 99 I It 11 ISO ... t 11)
4$ 931 ... lit ftp ,ia ... ISO
it 191 ... II K M ... t 14
tl tit ... lit 1.) 201 ... I to
74 917 im I it IS 349 ... I 34
M lit ... 1 11 0 ,.ri ... I 30
41 Ht ... Ill' $.; 7 ... tin
71 11 to I 174 tt 301 . . 1 114
N4 40 J 30 IS 1(9 ... I 314
. . . .114 ... t 90 190 . . I tt
74.. .211 ... t:o 11 171 .. It
72 lit 10 t lo tl Ill . I IS
PlOb.
10 Ill ... IK
lhlte.
Jan.
i 11.
Jan.
Jan.
JUll.
Jan.
J 1111.
Jan.
.uu.
Jan.
J uu,
Jan,
J nn. '
18.
ft
24.1
'l
10,
al.l
1911. tlUl.l.llilU. I l-.il 1.I91U.1IXI.1W3.
I 7 So) 0$) 7 $l 4l U W i Si
I J kAi I. tie. 1 1 Vi, Ik ...... .1 t.si
"Wl T 271 I 7 CJ 8 W & W 4 2
VI Li i 7 lrl K wll ? fcll 1 tl tsti 1 tk.
r i i v ail wi I w ww
8 2i,l 7 23 Ii 9l 7 00 8 20l i 4 J
) 7 50! 7 Wl 7 M 8 06 6 06 4 IU
8 2" i & Wi 7 4j 7 Wl 6 W
8 11 7 2J 5 91 7 49 S 02 5 92 4 27
V I.l '. t u... . , m , . .... . .... . 1.1
wrsi i w i s w o ui f
U l'3l 1 W
I 6 111 4 18
8 U7, 7 3J 5 931 I 8 04 D PS 4 00
o llil I WI Ii W 7 04
aUlltuy.
Receipts and disposition ot live stock
tit the Onion Block Yards. South Omaha,
lor the twenty-four hours ending ut 3
o'clock yesterday:
RKCEll'TS-OARLOADS.
c, m. 8t. p.:f.u.Uo'tsiH'cpi1I'r'.
(.Missouri I'aclflc... 1 1 . ..
Union Pacific 11 20 6 1
V. N. V., east... 1 1
C As N. V.. wHt... 2 21 2 2
-, St. IN, M. & O.. 2 5 2 1
C, H. & Q., cast.... 2 4
C, IL Ai Q.. west..., ' 1 13
C, R. I, A. P., east.. .. 3
k.& ,'" we,t 1 '
C. O. W.... ,, 2
Illinois Central 1 l
Total receipts... 26 75 11 4
Dlbl'UsmoN-HKAD.
Cut llo. Hogs. Sheep.
BHKBP Tho downward trend to prlcei
during the last day or so shut off th
receipts today for the sufiply of ehor-p
nnd lambs tnpethrr amounted to only
somo 2,b59 hentl nnd almot half of them
wore on tho feeder older, leaving a com
paratively meager supply of killers nt the
dlspoanl of pnoKor buyers. A better feel
ing was reported In ,thp trado nt Chicago.
Under such clrcumslnnces the local busi
ness In lambs waa active nnd strong to
a dimo higher, with tho. packer and
fetler buyers competing on somo of tho
medium grades,. The bulk of the good
lambs ranged anywhere from $7.20 to $7 S,
nnd thoho lliat went to tho feeder buyer
brought prices nrourid l9.Si07.OO.
Thorn was really nothing good In tin
lino of aged sheep here, but such offct
Ings as wero on the market sold on a
twain showing little, if any, chengo trom
yesterday. ... . , i
'l iio ween s receipts imvo oecu nui-mi,
accomptinled wlih a pi.oi declino of at
least i(40o on tho bulk of tho lambs and
a ,..ti . ........ . .... 1 . .. .- nnn
tirUMIUl JvtfJdO OH Wi nwiut.a
earllngs. Lnmbs picked up by feeder
buyers dropped init!5o toward the closo
of the week. Whlio there continues a
Btrong Inquiry for well unisneu oiicnriKs.
tho outlet for anything only half fat Is
very limited, and on that nciount thu
general trade Is still very sensltlo to tho
s.xo of tho lecelpts. Taking the trade for
the week, tho utialtty ot the offerings
wus not mater.any nuierent nm m
u-n,ic. (imuirii on suniii duvs the percent
age of inculum grudfis was larger titan.
In some time. . . . . .J
quiilutluii.. un sncep ana iiiunn,
good to choice. $7.507.ti5; lambs, fair to
good, If.wSii.tu; lamos, cini, ej.wM.v,
ycnrllngs. light, $n.4$j6.90; yeariuiBS.
heavy. $5.75fl0.4O; wethers, good to Choice.
$3.6Otfi.50 wethers, fair to good,
6.6o: ewes, good to choice, $..15&S. W.
ewes, fair to good, $I.53.1S.
ltepreaentaiivo saics.
No.
500 cornfed Iambs
280 cornfed lambs
04 Idaho lames.,.
Morris & Co.
Hwirt & Co
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Hchwartz A Co ...
J. V. Murphy
Hill ft Hon.....
)' U. Lewis
J. 11. Root Ai Co...
J. II. llulla
Rosenstock Uros
H. P. Humllton
.Sullivan Bros
Mo. & Kans.-Calf Co,.
unrlatlo .
Huffmun
KrebB ,
Harvey
Other buyers ,
....ii
20
223
67
52
II
8
10
o
252
32
h
7
15
14
9
6
36
41!)
1,178
816
l.StVi
;uw
1,007
10c higher: bulk, '$8.1008.40; heavy. $8.3o
H.t&; pacners ana uuicners,
light, $8.0038.40; pigs, $8,7507.78.
H11HKP AND LAMIIH Receipts, 1.600
hr-nd: market steady to strong; lambs.
$7.2&K7.P0; yearlings. $.25jJ6.90; wethers,
$5.2&tf6.90; owes, $5.0Mi6,40.
flloax City Live tttoek MnrUet.
SIOUX CITY, la., Jan. 30. CATTLI5
Receipts. 200 head; market steady; na
tive steers, $7.7038.90; cows and heifers.
$5.50iS0.30; canners, $1.254.75; calves, $8.50
Qfl.50; bulls and stags, $6.60fJ0.DO.
HOOH Recolpts, 1.700 head: market 10c
higher; heavy. $8.16Jl.2o; mixed, ts.lOdf
8.15; light, $8.X178.10; bulk of sales, $S.10U
8.15.
BHKEP AND IVMRS Receipts, 400
head; market steady; fed muttons, $5.50(ff
6.50; wethers. $5.005.75; owes, $4 005r.15;
lambs, $6.0ftjf7,60,
II. N II
Nt. Louis Llvo Stork Market.
ST. IX1UIB, Jan. SO.-CATTLB-Ro-celpts,
600 head; murkct steady; native
beeves, $7.5039.25; cows and heifers, $l.2.
j8.50; stockers and feeders, $5.0Or7.50;
southern steers, $5.75S8.10; cows and heif
ers, $4.00&.00; calves, $6.0010.50.
H008 Receipts, 6,300 head; market lOo
higher; pigs and lights, $4.6008.50; mixed
Htid butchers, $8.40118.65; good heavy, $8.60
Q8.G0.
SHEEP AND LAMnH-Recolpts, 300
head; market steady; muttons, $5,00tr.50;
lambs, $7.00i34.00.
St. Joseph Live ft nick MnrUet.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 30. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head; market steady; steers,
10.tfcQ9.CO; cows and heifers, $4,0048.75;
calves. $4.00010.50.
HOOS Receipts. 4,000 head; market, 6
10o higher; top, $4.45; bulk. $8.05i08.83.
SHEEP AND LAMU8 Receipts, 1.200
head; market steady to 10a higher; $7,000
7,66.
Coffee Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-COFFEE-Tho
coffee market was lower tn sympathy
with easier F,uropean cables. Offerings
may also have been encourngoj by con
tinued large Ilrazlllan receipts, but de
mand was so slack that It required noth
ing more than a fow scattered selling
orders to Influence prices. The opening
was dull at u declino of 2 to 3 points and
the market closed steady nt a net loss
of 5 to 8 points. Sales wero 16,750 .bugs.
January, 9.1Co; March, 9.23c; May, 9.47c;
July, 9.67c, September, 9.82c; October,
B.S8c; December, J.flSc. Spot, quint; Rio
No. 7, 9Vo; Santos No. 4. WAq; mild,
quiet; Cordova, 13616a, nominal.
Metal SlHrkel.
NHW YORK. Jan. 30. M ETA LB Lead,
quiet, $4.O5ft4.10; London, t20. Hpelter,
quiet, $S.36.45; London, 20. 10s. Copper,
firm; standard spot to April offered at
914.C2W; electroytlf, $14.7W4.87Vi! juke,
nominal; casting. $14.37iTH4.62A: Tin!
firm; spot and February, $J9.87!flI40.12Hj
March, $39,95440.25: April, $40.Vfl40.S5. An
timony, dull; Cookson's, $7.30g7.40. Iron,
steady, unchanged, London markets
doted us follows: Copper, quiet; spot,
65, 16c; futures, 66, 2s t!d, Tin, strong,
spot, 182; futures, 183, 10c, Iron, Cleve
land warrants, Ms, 3d.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 30. M ETA L8 Load,
firm, $406. fteltcr. steady, $5.20.
Ciittou Market.
NEW YORK, Jan 30.-COTTON-Pu.
ttircs cloend steady; March, 12.28c; May,
12.06c; July, 11.98c; October, 11.45c, Spot,
quiet; middling, 12.75c; gulf, 13.(0.
LIVERPOOL, Jar.. 30.-COTTON-f!pot.
moderate business; prices easier; middling
fair, 7-71d; good middling, 7.37d; middling,
7.09d; low middling, 0.80d; good ordinary,
6.07; ordinary, 5.73d; sales, 8,000 bales.
KVHiioralrri Apple and llrlrd Frails
NEW YORK, Jan. 30. EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, firm. Apri
cots, quiet and firm. Peaches, steady.
Raisins, quiet.
t 1 1 as and lloalii.
NEW YORK, Jan. SO.-COTTON810ED
OII-Stady; prime summer yellow, $7.05
j7.20: March, $7,1$; May, $7.S9j July, $7.M.
ROSIN Quiet.
TURPENTINE Firm: machine barrels,
50c.
Muvar Alarkrt.
NEW YORK. Jan. JO,- Sl'OAR- Raw,
firm, Muscovado. 2 98c; centrifugal, HSc,
molatses, 2,73r, Refined, eteudy.
Totals 765 MOT. 3,201
CATTLE There wero only twenty-five
cars of cattle reported In and over half o
them wero westerns, the niott of thorn on
tho feeder order. The receipts tor the
week amount tu 19,446 head, which 1
s.lghtly smaller than one, two and throo
weeks ago, hut larger ttmn a year ago
by 2,600 head. In other words, It has
boon a good healthy run for this season
of the year,
Thero wero not enough cornfed steers
here to make a market and none of them
very good. Buyers, however, picked up
everything in sight at good Btendy prices;
tho westerns mso met with ready srIo at
prices showing llttlo ur no chnngo as
compared with yesterday,
There wero only thrtio or four fresh
loads of cows and heifers. In addition to
odds and ends, scattorcd through tho
yards. The market was slow and dull, as
buyers seemed to have all the cow nturf
on hand that they needed for the wcok,
The supply ot stockers and feeders was
limited largely to a string ot woetorns.
In hpIIo of tho fact that it la so near the
end ot thn week speculators all seemed
to bo Interested ond the offerings brought
good firm prices
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers. $8.5O8.80; fair to good beef
steers, $7.900850; common to fair beet
Btcor, $7.004J7.90; good to choice cornfed
heifers, $6.6007.76; good to cholco con's,
$0.50417.60; fair to good grades, lo.COQO.SO;
common to fair grades, $1.0005.60; good to
choice stockers and feedors, $7.50ft8.O0:
fair to good stockers and feeders, $6.76J
7.50; common to fair stockers and feeders,
M.2646.76: stock cows and heifers, $6.40i
6.80; stock calves, $6.508.2r; veal calveo.
$8,00410.25; bulls, stags, etc., $3.2507..
Rcprofccntatlvo sales:
BEEF STEERS,
No. A. Pr. No. Ar. TV.
II. 104 7 30 It , U I 00
It , 7lt 7 90 IT 1200 I IS
t 715 7 40 I Jilt u
UUWB.
1 140 4 IS
1...
11
970 4 31
... 180 4 tt
...IOlO 4 M
... 130 4 10
... 960 5 10
...1911 too
1.
I.
13
1
1
I
1...
..looo t co
..1091 10
.,1094 I 10
,.1010 8 35
.. M0 40
..1060 1 60
,,140 7 00
HEIFERf.
1 770 13 1 770 7 00
4., 770 SO 1 760 7 It
6 171 t 70
DULLS.
1 1110 t 10 1 17M t 71
1 1430 t IS 1 1370 t 7t
,Mi ' uAttVusV UM 700
3 171 7 00
4 4M 7 15
11.
1 230 I to
1 270 I 10
X 130 I 10
1 90 t 75
1..... 270 I 75
I..-.. lt 10 90
.. 424 7 10
7 in 7 rn
4 to; 7 so
1 440 7 to
4 325 I 00
STOCKFllri AND FEEDERS.
1 ,. (90 I If 7 M 7 35
t... 7t0 7 00 t 711 7 40
4 (50 7 It 1 I7f T 79
IT (Si 7 31
HOOS Supplies wero very light for a
Friday, only seventy-five) cars or 5,900
head being received, The total 'for tho
flvo days Is 61,376 head, being about 4,000
head larger than last week, out a short
age ot more than 12,000 heuj as compared
with the corresponding days last year.
Advices from other markets were en
couraglng this morning, umu tho local
trado opened In fair shupe, shippers buy
ing some hogs early that were all of a
dime higher. Packers were siow in start
ing ond when they start bidding tho
firlccs offered wero not Over a nlckul
ilgher. Sellers wero holding for a dime
advance, and for a while It looked as
though tho packers would havo to cbme
to time, but they stayed by their early
bids, and when tho ofienngs finally
started to move, prices did not look to
bo much moro than a nickel higher. To
days trade was a good deal Ilka Thurs
day', In that the light and mixed hogs
were the first to sell, nnd the more de
rilrable heavy and butcher stuff failed
to move early, and was not cleaned up
until well along towards noon. This does
not mean that killers prefer the light
grades, but sellers were unauie to got
whut thoy wanted on tho beuer kinds ond
consequently they hold on to them ond
cashed the others, Generally speaking
the market can bo quoted as 510o
higher. On paper tho advance Is larger
than this, but the quality was exception
ally good, and a part of the advance can
fco attributed to this Improvement In the
quality.
Iiulk Pf tno "aie WttB mada at $8,000
8.30. and several loads of cnolco butcher
and heavy weight hogs as high as $8.35.
top for the dny. and a dimo beter thai
yetterday's highest price.
No.
u.,.
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91 ..
14...
si...
77. .
II...
tt...
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71...
67...
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to.
(9
It
tl,
11
At
...110
.1.171
...130
. .113
,..ltl
...900
...903
...101
...197
. .111
.. 301
..SOI
..904
111
. 114
191
ta
8h.
... 771
., 7 It
... I 00
41 I 0o
,.. I 00
... I 00
... 00
... I 03
110 I 03
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40,..,
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tt ..
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74 .
tt.
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41
tt
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..211 14 110
,.23t tO I 20
..171 190 I 10
..S01 ... 0
..JM . . I )i
$71 40 I 24
.. its
... I ft
w I :t
I S3
27t JM I 25
3U 40 I It
340 , IS
Ul 10 I 15
. Ill
179 .. 1 17H
.XI
.149
311
.114
Av.
. 80
. 71
. 5-1
. 64
M
68
50
78 Idaho lambs.,..
10 Idaho lamps...
150 cornfed lambs....
19 cornfed lambs
2 Idaho yearlings, ,.103
71 Idaho yearlings......... 93
170 Idaho feeder owes..... 103
51 Idaho feeder owes....... ,.,..101
2.vs Colorado ewes 97
140 Idaho, ewes 107
151 Idaho ewes ......108
106 Idaho ewes .....103
Pr.
7 55
7 20
65
6 86
6 00
6 95
6 CO
8 25
6 5
4 2ft
4 25
3 06
4 6.7
4 C5
46S
Milwaukee Train
Goes Into Ditch;
Nobody is Injured
Thu Milwaukee's No. 11, the Chicago
Omaha special, due here at 7:28 a. m..
yesterday, went through an open switch
shortly aftor midnight Thursday at Key
stone, la., 232 miles east ot Omaha. Ro
porta nt tho local offices are that none, of
the people was Injured.
No. 11 was running at about thirty
miles an hour, when tho engine struck
the east end of the Keystono switch, that
uppnrcntly had' been loft unlocked. Tho
englno and the mall nnd baggage cars
wont Into tho dtch. From the englno
tho cars caught fire nnd tho contents,
Including mall nnd baggage, burned. Tho
day coach and sleepers were derailed,
but remained upright on tho roadbed.
Passengers were badly shaken up by tho
sudden stopping ot the cars, but aside,
from a fow slight bruises nono was In
jured, Tho engineer and firemen escaped
Injury by Jumping Just as their machlna
turned on to Its sldo, A wrecking crow
was sent from Marlon, thirty miles away,
and before morning tho cars wero back
on' tho track. Another engine was At
tached to tho train ond proceeded west
ward. It Is due to arrive hore late this
afternoon.
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Iliinunh Lyiiinn.
YORK, Neb., Jon. .-(Speclol.)-Mrb.
Hannah Lyman died at 4 o'clock yettcr
day morning, aged 89 years, Sho inado
her homo with Mr. and Mrs, "W. K. Wil
liams. Tho remains, will be taken to
Maquokcta, la., for buriul,
House llnrncd nt Waco,
WACO, Nob.. Jan. 30.-(Spoclal.)-Yes-terday
morning nt 3 o'clock, fire de
stroyed the resldcnco of John McDon
ald, who lived Just west of town. The.
family had a narrow escape, as thn
building was In flames when discovered.
Ono trunk was tho only thing removed
from tho building, A defective flue was
supposed to bo the cause.
Mrs. Kay lllchariU.
TABOR, la., Jan. 30. (Special.) Mra.
Fay Richards, one of the eary settlers
of this locality, died Wednesday at tho
home of her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Rhodes.
Tho deceased was 79 years old; She cams
here from Orango county. New York,
with her husband In tha later sixties. Sho
Is survived by two sons and three daugh
ters. Mrs. Mnrtfnret fJIUU.
NORTH 11END, Neb., Jan. 30.-(Spe-
clal.)-Mrs. Margaret Glllls died Wedncs-i
day afternoon at her home in North Bend
at the age ot 68 years. She was born ot
Lelth, Ayrshire, Scotland, and came to
North nend with her parents In 1870. Her
husband, I'eter Olllls, and daughter, Ag
nes, died several years ago. She Is sur
vived by one son, J. P. Glllls of Boise,
Idaho, '
Mrs. Ilmlly M. linker.
NORTH DEND, Neb., Jan. 30.-(Spe-clal.)
Mrs. Kmllo M. Baker died Wed
nesday afternoon, January 28, at her home
cast of town. She was born In Flatta
county, Missouri, Her body was taken
to Elmo, Mo., for burial. She- was M
years old and was the mother ot four
sons, all grown, ond all with their mother
during hor lost sickness. Her husband
survives hor,
James Martin.
STELLA, Neb., Jan. 30.-(Speelal)-James
Martin died about 2 o'clock this
morning at his homo northwest of Stella.
He had been sick with tho grippe, which
suddenly developed Into pneumonia, but
was able to eat supper at tho- table tho
evening before. He was born In Nova,
Scotia seventy-two years ago last July,
and was unmarried. He Is survived by a.
brother and Bister, William and Tillsa
Kato Martin, with whom he made hla
home.
Paul De Iloulcde.
NICE, France, Jan. 30. Paul Do
Roulede, the French patriotic writer and)
politician, died here today after a long1
Ulneis, aged 63 years.
During the' war between France and
Germany In 1870-71 M. De Rpujedo waa an
officer In tho French army. He waa cap
tured by the Germans when the French
army surrendered at Sedan and waa
taken to Germany as a prisoner, but e
caped and served with distinction In tho
army of the Loire In the later campaign.
M. Da Roulede was a lover Qf all kinds
of b ports and was much feared at an
opponent In personal combats, owing- to
his skill with the raplr and the duelling
pistol