THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1914.
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RlwUj ESTATE.
faii.m a ranch lands for SALT&
Arkansas.
840 ACRES of good land, sovcn milts
ftom good railroad town. In good com
munlty. whero hralth, water and land
aro Rood, 100 acres bottom, balance sec
ond bottom and upland, &" acres cleared,
part in cultivation and part In pasture;
balance of land In timber; estimated at
1,000,000 feet pine and hardwood; living
water on land; unlimited stock rango;
would make- the finest of stock farm.
Three small liou-.es; good soft water.
Valued at JM2.60 per acre. J. T. Carlton.
De Queen, Ark
Colorado.
FOR SALE Colorado stock" and dairy
farm 1.03) acres; 200 bottom land, alfalfa,
timber, good improvements; horses, cat
tle, implements at a bargain. For par
ticulars, Charles A, Petterson, Watklns.
Colo.
m lima,
SKCTIOX land, highly Improved, In
Monona county, Iowa, about 10 .miles cast
of Onawa, about ffi aerosT tinder cultlvu
tlon. Price, 110,000. Will accept Omaha
rcsldonco up to 3.500. It well1 located, as
first payment., balance easy terms.
Ecmls-Carlberg Co., 310-312 Brahdels The
ater Bide.
Minnesota.
$15 to $73 per acre, in corn licit; Rome
choice bargains; Minneapolis" 13 miles.
Farmers State Hank. St. Cloud. Minn.
NORTHERN Minnesota, the Greatest
natural cattlo section, no drouths; iilfaira,
clover, corn and potatoes aro principal
crops; prairlo or timber: freo information.
We havo no land for sale. Wrlto W. R.
Mackenilc, Immigration Commissioner,
0G P.ilaco Bldg.. Minneapolis, Minn.
MINNESOTA soil map; governincnt re
ports; natural subsoil every district, rain
fall, temperatures, frosts; Invaluable.
Stalled, 26c. Akcrson, Drawer 13. Una-
strom, .Minn.
MINNESOTA COltN LANDS. Write for
list of bargains. Troll Land Company,
Farmlngton, Minn. .
600 IMPROVED farms southern Minne
sota; lowest price; best terms. Wrlto
Morehart & Atchison, Mankato, Minn.
New York,
NEW YOUIC ALFALFA FARMS FOR
SALE WHERE CHOPS AUE
SURE EVERY YEAR.
40-acrc farm, house worth 11,300, barn
worth JSOO; orchard, woods, good level
land; price, J1.200. cash down.
70-acro farm, village mile, school 30
rods, city 9; houso worth JI.SOo; 3 barns,
orchard, brooks, woods; price, JL000; H
cash.
178-acre farm, vlllago 3 miles, Syracuse
33 mllcsi level, not a stone; deep toam
boII, together with 10 cows; price, $30 per
acre. Wrlto for photo3; R. R. faro to
purchaser.
No enow in Syracuse.
E. MUNSON,
1426 8. Sallna St., Syracuse. N. Y.
North Irnltotn.
LANDSEEKERS.
We have a tract of land adjoining this
town, a division town on the coast Una
of the C, M. & St. P. railway, sultablo
for a colony of 30 families. We can soli
this as a wholo or subdivide It to suit.
The prico Is very low and will require
only a small payment down. Balance
can run on easy payments with only 6
per cent annual Interest. Billings county
stands among the leading counties of
North Dakota as n. farming country. We
raise everything in the grain line, even
good corn and alfalfa. Go and see your
neighbors and get up a colony ot your
own. For further particulars address
O. II. Suit, Marmarth, N. D.
Ulsaoarl.
FABMS FOR SALE $5 down. Jo monthly
buyb 40 acres good timber land, near
town: Texas county, Mo.; price $200; per
fect title. J. B. Jarrell. ML Vernon, IlL
OrcEon.
INVEST WOO as first payrrient on 40
acres Irrigated land at Ontario, Ore. You
can grow large crops of alfalfa, corn,
grain, fruit and vegetables. Land cleared,
plowed and leveled,, ready for crop. High
class proposition. Close to railway,
churches, school; electric light and power,
telephones and all modern farm con
veniences. Easy payments and long
'terms: Wrlto owners. Oregon and Western
Colonization Co., 635 Paxton Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
OklaHouia.
FOR SALK-6,000 acres. In large and
small tracts, of Pittsburg county coal
bearing, farming and pasture land In oil
and gaa belt; $10 an acrt. For particulars
write John E. Cavanagh. McAleater. Okl.
WUouniia.
Upper Wisconsin
Ren dairy and general crop state In
the union. Bcttlers wanted. Lands for
ale at low prices, on easy terms. Ask
for booklet, 31 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. State acres wanted. Wrlie about
our grazing lands If Interested In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Boo
Line Ry., Minneapolis. Minn.
OFFICIAL publications concerning soil,
climate and crops ot Wisconsin mailed
free to those addressing Wisconsin SU.te
Board ot Immigration, Capitol 100O. Madi
son, Wis.
STOCK RAISERS, ATTENTION.
Why take- chance on drouths and short
feed? Clover ond blucgrass pasturages
can be obtained In Wisconsin, close to big
stock markets, at low. prices. Plenty of
rainfall, puro water, rich pastures all
season, Ideal climate for stock raising
and dairy farming. Already well settled
and developed. So. St. Paul stock yards
only 60 mllca away. We own practically
airlands we offer and prices will sur
prise you. Have some Improved farms.
Maps and reliable Information Xree.
Baker, M 117, St. Croix Falls, Wis.
HEAL ESTATE LOANS
J10O to $10,000 mode promptly. F.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
ao CITV LOANS. Bemls-Carlberr Co.,
210-312 Brandels Theater Building.
WANT1ED City Joans. Peters Trust Co.
a A TWTXTTiI?ne Loans. t and up,
V Ji """"Omaha Nat. Bank.
LARGE loans our specialty. Btull Bros.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty,
Vf. IL Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates tor
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property In any amounts.
IL W. BINDER,
City National Bank Bldg.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Orn. Nat
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith St Co., 1320 Farnam St
f FARM ami city loans made promptly,
'Wm. McCormlck, 1201 Farnam. Red aovi.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
CITY and farm loans, 6, 6& 6. J. Ii.
Duraont St Co., 1603 Farnam. Omaha.
FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE R. E.
I HAVE $6,250 In clear property to ex.
chanfte for an cnulty In good income nroD
erty in Omaha; will take a property worth
$10,000 to $12,000; what have you to offer?
H. j. iiosiwicK, zis s. Hin au Tel. T. ikw,
I buy. sell or exchange land for you.
M. M. KLINE, Omaha, Neb.
7518 California bt
GOVERNMENT approved Investment
tecurlties or land for auto, other prop
erty or tana. uove. iws.
WANTED TO RENT.
BABY carriage wanted to rent by lady
visiting Omaha; must be In first class
condition; reply with description and
price per montn. Aggress D 379, Bee.
WANTED TO BUY.
I HAVE sold my cattle ranch and want
to ouy a Kooa quarter section not more
than fifty miles from Omaha. I have
the money to pay cash anad the price has
got to be low. 1 will deal only with own
ers and will not pay any attention to let-
ters irom agents. Auqrea A 3.S. care Bee.
WANTED TO UUY-A trunk In good
condition; must do cneap. can Red S575.
bee can uaxer.
WANTED To buy 100 good vacant lots.
u.iicfo fiit? uuco a t-u, (.nro jive,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Not Much Demhnd in Sight for Cash
Wheat, Corn and Oats.
FARMERS ARE SELLING FREELY
Producers In Mnny Inrt of Country
Are Tnklnir (Irnln to Primary
.Mnrket ai I'nat mm ThVy
Cnn Hani It.
OMAHA. Feb. 4. 1914.
The lack of demand for cash wheat,
corn and oats In the CIiIcbko market
from the milling and shipping interests
urged the selllag ot long grain and the
pulling otll or short nn venterclav. Tim
reported transactions here were the small
est in weeks. Millers are. It Is said, se
curing enough wheat at home to supply
their dally wants, and the shipping trado
Is experiencing no trouble whatever In
procuring all, or more, corn and oats
than they aro able to take care of.
While the present tlmo Is a dangerous
ono In which to put out short lines ot
wheat, because of the poss'bllity ot crop
scarps, there Is little on which to buy at
the moment. On the other hano, it secnis
aro to watch for the hard spots In corn
and bats and to soil a little short.
As a reflection of the uuli cash market
nt Chicago 200,000 bu. of wheat were sent
to public elevators yesterday. Kansas
City reported tho situation there as dull
and one message said that if It had not
been for a round lot Of wheat taken by
Chicago concerns ond which was lying
on the "bargain counter" of that market,
the sltuntlon would have been even
worse. There wan considerable wheat
sold hero yesterday on northwest ac
count In tho way of changing a "spread."
Thero was some buying at Minneapolis
by these same peoplet who are located at
Duluth. A great many ot tho local spec
ulators seem to placo considerable stress
pn tho cold wave In Nebraska as a bull
ish factor, but they refused to take on
nny great amount of wheat. The holders
of that grain In Nebraska were free sell
ers, showing little uneasiness because ot
tho temperatures being so low as 4 de
grees below xero over the state yesterday.
Farmers are selling their wheat more
freely, as was shown by the receipts at
primary marketB yesterday.
Tho snow map showed a trace In Mis
souri and South Dakota, a traco'ot 0.4
Inches In Illinois, the latter at Chicago.
There was a trace In Indiana, a trace to
four Inches In Ohio, a traco to six
Inches In North Dakota and Minnesota
and flvo to fourteen inches In Michigan.
Local longs were on the selling side of
corn in a liberal manner yesterday, and
as demand was slowe lower prices ruled,
there was llttlo on which to hold up the
country that still needs conditioning.
Oats was tho weakest spot In tho grain
list yesterday. Thero was no cash de
mand, and with the weakness In corn
there wa sllttlo on which to hold up tho
oats.
The bearish stocks of hog products In
the Chicago market, and which were pub
lished In the Examiner yesterday, were
reflected In tho general situation. Pack
ers were heavy sellers and scattered longs
were on tho selling side too. The buying
was scattered.
Cash wheat was unchanged.
Cash corn was unchanged to lc hlghor.
Cash oats were unchanged to Vie lower.
Clearances: Wheat. 632,100 bushels; corn,
i5,W bushels; oats, 1,X bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, USJid lower;
corn. "tQttd lower.
Primary ritrnlnffl a ri'. iwv
j bushels and shipments 444,000 bushels,
t.BuuiBi ici-ciyiH oi tot,wu pusneis ana
shipments ot 433,000 bushclslast year.
Primary corn receipts were S92.0O3
bushels' and shipments 493,000 bushels,
ngalnst rocclpts of 1,612,000 bushels and
shipments ot 1,331,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 682,000
bushels and shipments 725,000 bushels,
against receipts of "03,000 bushels and
shipments of 632,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 117
327
121
Minneapolis 132
uuiuth 13
Omaha C6 87 u
Kansas City 61 94 23
St. Louis S3 S2 2.1
Winnipeg 7 ..,
These sales were reported: Wheat. No.
2 hard winter. 9 2-6 cars 83Uc: No. 3 hard
winter. 2 cars. 83c: 2 cars. S3Kc: No. 3
uurum. l car Slc: Wo. 4 durum. 3-5 Car
81c. Oats: Standard, 1 car 37ic, .1 car
37Hc; No. 3 white, 1 car 37c, 8 cars StrUo;
no grade 1 car 35V4c. Corn: No. 2 white,
1 car 64 Wc: No. 3 white. 1 car C3c. 2 cars
624c, 4 cars 62c; No. 2 yellow, 3 cars 61Hc,
2 cars CIMo; No. S yellow, 3 cars GOHc,, 3
cars 60c. 3 cars 69Hc 1 car 5914c, 9 cars
59c, 1 car C8c, 3 cars E8V4c; No. 4 yellow.
4 cars bsc, l car mc no. z mixed, i car
60c; No. 3 mixed, 2 cars 69c, 1 car 6SV4c,
1 car 6SM.C 7 cars 68c, 3 cars bVAc; No. 4
mtxeo, z cars wvfcc, i car tec, i car coo.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
hard winter, ilftiSHc: No. 3 hard. S2
S4Hc; No. 4 hard, 79QSSc: No. 3 spring,
S3tTf!3Hc; No. 4 spring, 81462&c; No. 2
durum, &."tfMHc: mo. 3 durum, SNEfSlHc.
Corn: No. 2 white, C3fl4Ho: No. S
white, 623c; No. 4 white, BSQfiOo; No. 2
yellow, 61QlV4c; No. 3 yellow. 68W60Hc;
3, iTWmc: No. 4, B4Kttc. Oats: No. 2
wnue. 3sho: stanaara, 37ViSrai?ic; No.
3 white, ZCKUTtc; No. 4 white, 3Vi36Hc
iiariey; .nailing, osgri3c: no. i reed. 600
6Sc. Rye: No. 2, 670580; No. 3, 6667c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and doling
Prices on Hoard, of Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. 4 It took but a. ruirmr
oi export sales too ay to gtvo the wheat
maraet a complete recovery. Although
mere was an easy reeling ut tne close.
quotations, which Bhould be depressed
nearly all day. wound un about the same
as tho night before, one-eleth off to n
suaae aavance. corn nnished He down
to 'Ao UD .oats with loss and era.
visions aearer oy izvsc to ax;.
Alter tne last gong naa cleared wheat
traders from the irtt. tho fact was dls.
closed that seaboard exporters had really
been buying hard winter wheat here. The
amount said to have been purchased,
nowever. aid not seem or any conse
quence except for the moral effect in
giving renewed courage to the bull side
ot tno maricet. jnaeed some speculators
were Inclined to regard as ot omre Impor
tance the fact that country mills In the
northwest were active buyers at the bir
terminal elevators in Minneapolis.
Assurance that tne cola wave in the
winter crop region would not result In
Berlous damage was what chiefly nut the
bears In control at the outset. Excellent
authorities went on record with the as
scrtlon that the fall sown grain had
reached a stage of root development
which would enable the plant to undergo
exceptionally unfavorable conditions,
freezing Included.
To some extent corn rallied with wheat.
hut not enough to overcome entirely the.
eirecta ot an eariy DreaK uuo to ideal
weather ror sneiung ana hauling.
ShlDDers continued to report that re
sellers. eaiL wero offertnir corn lower
than the cereal would cost It laid down
from here. There was a big trade in
oats, which sold at the lowest prices so
far this season. Owing to big stocks
here and elsewhere, longs were free
sellers, until other grain began to rally.
Provisions snowed decided strenrth.
mainly the result of higher Prices for
nogs, it was aiso pointea out mat siocks
of cut meats In the west are small com
pared with last year, and that packing
lor the weeK was ukb wise a laggard.
Quotations ranged as follows;
Artlclel Open. High. I Low. Close. I Safy.
May.
July.
92H 92U
BH $S
C&K 65S
92 !4
fan
corn
May.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mile ire and shrinkage. Your comlra.
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion.
Live Stock Comralaalon Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LEQAti NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
ING Notice Is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the South Platte Land company will
be held at the office of said company at
Lincoln, Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m. on the
4th day or aiarcn, a u. mi.
( H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR, Secretary
L'ncolti. Ncb February 2, 1914. Feb, I, SOt.
92 9Hi
mi ssk
65 64
July.
Oats
May.
July.
Tork
May.
Lard
SI'U
38 I
05
IHI
3Si
64i 8i
30
36
38'
3D
21 50
21 mil :t to
11 124) U 00
11 30 111 IS
I
ai vw
31 41,
May.
11 00
11 12H H 00
11 30 ill 174
July.l 11 15
Ribs I
May.i II 45
il taWi H H
July.l 11 6tH' 11 77HI U 6214.1 U 774i 11 621
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
9i4Wtfe; No. 3 red, P3ttfl04ttc; No. 2
haw, t'lHc; No. 3 hard, WUic; No. 2
northern. WVWtVlVtc; No. 3 northern. S9
M4e; No. 2 spring, POJfOlc; No. 3 spring,
KtfcUOc Corn: No. 2, 6HV?j624c, No. 2
white, OfiO6Hc; No. 2 Vollow, 64HClc;
No. 3. 69&Wc; No. X white. 64!MrSc; No.
3 yellow, Single Oats. No. 3 white. 40Hc;
N6. 3 white, 373sc;, standard, ISJUOUc
Ryci No. 2, 61620. Barley, Htff'Ic. Timo
thy, $X.76trfi.25. Clover, $11.70 14 MX Pork,
$22.00. Lard. $10.S2.i. Ribs, $10.87tni.37K.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, Hffisvtc.
Eaas Steady: receipts. 10,03 cases: at
mark, cases intluded, 2ltT2Sc, ordinary
firsts. !Se; firsts. WUc
FOULTiiY Alive. Higher; springs.
15Hc; fowls, 15o; turkeys, lee.
CliKEtM i.ower; daisies, unwuttc;
twins, lUnHo; Americas, 17H01c; long
horns. 17k4?l73c.
IKJTATOES Lower; receipts. 40 cars!
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, rod,
GOfrGdc; Michigan. Aiinnosoia ana w is
cousin, white, C3j"6Sc.
N14W YORK CHNiniAI. MARKHT
Quotations of the liny on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Feb. l.-FLOt'R-Steady;
spring Patents. $1 4004.60; winter straights,
$4.154.23;. winter patents. $4.40H.63;
spring clears, $4.0004.20: extra No. 1
winter, $3.5503.75; extra No. 2 winter,
$3.35&3.M; Kansas straights, $4.0594.15.
W 1 1 HAT Spot, steady; No. 2 hard win
ter, 98Hc c. I. f., to arrive; No. 2 red.
$100. nominal elevator, domestic; No, 1
northern Duluth I1.02H, f. o. b., afloat;
No 1 northern Manitoba, J1.01U. f. o. b.,
afloat. Futures, easier: closed Ho net
lower: Slay, 99ic; July, 9Hc.
WHEAT Spot, easy; No. 2 hard win
ter. 9SHo c. 1. f. to arrive: No. 2 red, $l.00H
nominal, elevator, domestic; No. 1 north
ern Duluth. $l.02H, f. O. b afloat; No. 1
northern Manitoba. J1.01H. f. o. b.. afloat.
Futures, steady; closing ViOSo net lower;
May, DOTic: July, oofce.
HOPS Steady; state common to choice,
1913. 40CTI7C! 1912, 22024c.
HIDES Steady: Bogota, SlnS2ic,; Cen
tral Amerlci. iVAc
PETROLEUM Steady: refined New
York bulk, $5.25; barrels, $8.76; cases,
$11.25.
WOOLSteady; domestic fleece, XX
Ohio. 25826c.
CORN Spot, easy; new No. 3 yellow,
69o, o. I. f., to arrive. .
OATS-Spot, dull; standard white. 44tt
B45c, elevator; No. 3. 443'444c; fancy
clipped, 454M7C
HAY Quiet; standard, 97t4c0$l.OO; No. 1,
$1.02401.05; No. 2, 9095o; Is, 3. S04IMc.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts, 30c;
seconds. 28029c.
PROVIHIONSPork. steady: mess,
$23.60(ff24.OO; family, $24.004106.00: short
clear, $20.60i8?2.OO. Beef, quiet: mess,
$18.00818.60, family. $19.00ff2O.00. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
pounds, $12.25313.50; pickled hams, $14.00.
Lard, steady: middle west, $10.7510.S5; ro
flned, easy; continent. $11.40; South Amer
ica. $12.15; compound, steady, $8.37Hctf
S.62HC.
TALLOW Quiet: city, C'Jo: special,
7Hc: country, CflGftc
BUTTER Firm; receipts. 6,900 tubs;
creamery held extras, 2727Uc; firsts,
254W4C.
CHEESE Quiet and firm: receipts, COO
boxes: state whole milk, fall and sum
mer white specials, lSCflSlic; winter spe
cials, 17K017&C.
EGGS Weak: receipts, 9,600 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 32633c: extra
firsts, 30Wft31c; firsts, 29430c; refriger
ator best. 27Vi28c.
POULTRY Dressed, oulet and steady:
fresh killed western chickens, 15924c;
fowls, l&SISc; turkeys, 1825c.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
CHEESE Imported Swiss. 30c: Ameri
can Swiss. 22c: block Swiss. 20c: twins.
20c; daisies, 20c: triplets, 20c; Young
Americas, ac; Diue laoei uncK, wo;
llmberger, 2-lb 20o; Now York white, 21c.
FISH White. 13c: trout. 17c: large crao-
pies, 11c; Spanish mackerel, 16c; shad roe.
ner pair. uc; saimon. iuc: naiiDui. lie:
buffalo, 9c: bullheads, 13c; channel cat-
Itsli, lbc; piks, im; picKerei, izc.
POULTRY Broilers. $4.00f6.00 per do.;
liens, loc: cocas, uc: aucKS. a geese.
m.i tnrlr.vB tilAnnv. rwr ft A tl 9n
ducks full feathered, 12V4c; geese, full
feathered, 11c; sauaba. No. 1, $1.50 to $3.00;
No 2. 50o.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs, UHc; No. 3
ribs. lOUc: no. 3 riDs, isttc: no. i loins.
18c; No. 2 loins, 17Ho: No. 3 loins, 14io;
No. 1 cnucKS, ivfio; .no. a cpucas, jvhc;
No. 3 chucks, 9?ic: No. 1 round, l3Wc: No.
2 round, 1-Hic; No. 3 round, 12o; No. 1
plates, sftc; jno. piaxes, bc; no. a piates.
'H?.
rue roiiowine prices on iruiis ana vejre-
tablcs ure. reported by the Olllnsky Fruit
company:
F"RTJITS Oranges: These navels are
ot good color, sweet and juicy, quality
best have been seen In years. Extra
fancy "Sunklst" navels. 96. 126. 150. 176.
200 and 250 sizes, $2.50; extra fancy "Sun
klst" navels, 250 size, $2.50; 2S8 size, $2.40;
324 size, $2.40; Florida Kumquats. por
box. Z5c. Annies: isxtra nincy Wash
ington Jonathlan. per box. IZ.7&: White
winter fearmains, per uox, j...za; taano
Black Twig, per box, $2.25; Rome Beauty,
per box, $2.25; Wlnesaps, $2.50; extra fancy
Idaho Northern Spy, Greenings or Kings,
per box, $2.00; extra fancy Idaho Rombos,
Der dox. Ji.7t: uen uavis. per DDI.. Ji.uu:
Gano, $6.00; Wlnesap. $7.00; Missouri Pip-
hlna fit Tii T ft Tvfrn finrv Run.
ktsC 2008 and S00a, per box, JO, 00; extra
TTaA T"? 1 1 lamnni tVa nnA IBfim
bltUsVG Akv IUIUW1101 WVO aSW VWW
per box, $5.00; choice, $4.00. Grapes: Im
ported Malaga, extra fancy, $7.60; fancy.
j7.w. urapeiruu: rionaa xangennes,
per box. $2.50: extra fancy Florida. 28.
4.io; 4 ana vo, ji.io; m, m ana so, ixw.
(Jranuernes: rer dox. M.za,
VEGETABLES Potatoes: Genuine
Red River Karlv Ohio, ner bu.. S1.00:
Rurals or Burbanks, per bu., 85c; Idaho
lturais, per du., wc. sweet potatoes:
Per hamper, $1.25; Illinois kiln dried, $1.50.
red, per lb., 4c; new California, 3c. Onions;
Utilo large iiea uiodo, per id., sc; In
diana yellow. 2c: Spanish, per crate. 11.&0.
Tomatoes: Cuban, per 6-basket crate.
$4.25.
MitsuisLJjAXNCAjuH cauiomia iigs. 12
3!-ox. pkgs., 85c: CO 6Oa. pkgs.. $2.00;
DiacK ties, is li-oz. nacxatres. xi.go: 7.
crown imported figs, per lb., IScj 3-crown
Importea iigs, per id., uc uromedary
brand dates, pkg.. $100: Anchor brand
dates, nkg.. z.za: Haiowie dates, ner lb..
7Hc Parsnips, per lb., 2c. Carrots, per
lb., zc. uceis, per id., zc. uurnips, per
lb., zc RutaDagas, per id., iwc. cantor
nla Jumbo celery, per dox., 85c. Cider,
per Keg, per naio udi., fc.o, enai-
lots, per dox., 60c. Parsley, per doz.,
40c Radishes, per doz.. 50c. Head let
tuce, per doz., ll.OOr home-grown leaf
lettuce, per doz., 40c. Green peppers, per
basket, toe. wax or green Deans, per
hamper, $5-00. Hot house cucumbers, per
dozen, .tM- uauuuower, per crate, z.xj.
Venetian garlic, per lb., UVic. Eggplant.
per aoz., i.w. xiorseraaisn, z ooz. oot
. I ,n r. n maw na& 99 Art IF1...
No. 1 soft snen. per ID., iso. Medium
pecans, per lb., lie; pecans Jumbo, per
lb., 15c. Filberts, per lb., 15c. Drake
almonds, per id., jsc; uraziis. Per lb..
lSc Black walnuts, per lb.. 2c. Raw
No. 1 peanuts, per lb., ,7c; Jumbo pea-
nun, per iv,, ou, iumi vcuuuto, wsr iu.,
8Vic. Sliell bark hickory nuts, per Id..
5s; large hickory nuts, per lb., 4c. Whlto
luce popcorn, per id., a. uncKers, -per
iw-DKg. case, w-wj; per co-pug. case, ii.ts.
.,. nnw ...I, T fl. U
uutUMI.I ui .ai.. w.vv, vat.,,, ov.
Chestnuts, Imported Italian, per lb., 10c:
sacK or DDI, lots, yc. woney, wnite
Clover, Z4-section case, per case, $3.50.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 4. WHEAT
Cash: No. 2 hard, 84HSc; No. 2 red,
MttUtBMC.
CORN no. z mixed. 63c: No. 3. tic:
no. 3 wnue, tsvyese; no. z. ae.
UATS-No. 2 White. V4W0c: NO,
mixed. 3SHC3Sc,
wheat May. S6Ho; July, 82Hc
CORN May. 67 (4c: July. 64Hc
BUTTER Creamery. 2Sc; firsts, I7cj
seconas. c; pacKing, lie.
EGGS Firsts. 25Hc; seconds. 20c.
POULTRY Hens and springs, 13c
St, Louis aencrnl Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4. WHEAT No.
red. 9254ttc; No. 2 hard, 8$H693o; May.
iV.iimc; juiy. KrtiHfci'kc.
CORN-No. 2, &QXWsi No. 2 white,
ae: May. C7Kc. July. WWc.
OATS-No. 2. 40341c; No. 2 white, 409
40HC, May, v July, wvje.
RYE-COc,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Investment Buying Continues in
Fair Volume.
DEMAND FOR SHARES GAINS
President' Proclamation I.lttlnK
Embargo on Arm Into .Mexico
Una I.lttlr Kffoct an
Trnrilnjr
NKW YORK. Feb. 4.-1itvrstment buy
ing ot stocks ond bonds cnntlnueil In fair
volume twlay, with an Increasing demand J
for shares with well established records !
ns dividend payers. The effect of this I
buying was neutralized by tho tendency
of professional operators to play for a
reaction, and an a result tho day a move- j
tnont wus contused. The upward and j
downward swings recently havo balanced
each othejr so evenly that the price nv-!
crags varies only slightly from thnt ot j
lunniKui hko, nnu ll wan inc ict-iiuk
ot hoard room trndara that n substantial
setback was to be looked for before the
market would develop sustained strength.
Thero wan some selling of stocks on
this theory, but tho bears jvero able to
mako llttlo headway.
Tho market eased off In the early trad
ing, but quickly hardened. During the
mid-session quotations advanced under
the lead of Reading and Smelting, but in
only a few cases did tho upturn In the
popular shares exceed fractions. Toward
tho end of tho session selling became
more vigorous and tho list turned down
ward sharply, until many ot tho active
stocks were forced xmder yesterday's
close.
President Wilson's proclamation lifting
tho embargo on shipment of arms to
Mexico had llttlo effect on tho market
other than to stimulate shares of com
panies directly concerned with Moxlcai-
conditions. On the theory that the presi
dent's action brought nearer tho estob.
Itshment of peace In Mexico these stocks,
such an Mexlcivi Petroleum and Pmeltlug,
were bid up strongly. General Motors
continued to fluctuate Irregulnrly. It
opened off 4 points at 62, as compared
with yesterday's high of 63. Lnter It shot
up to WH and closed at 66V4. New Havon
and the Can shares were wenk.
ino steei trado reviews reachod further
Improvement. Pic Iron onttmt In Jmui-
ary was lft).000 tons less than In Decem
ber owing to the accumulation during
tho recent slump of large supplies of pig
Iron, which were drawn on last month.
''nu ww strong. Total Bales, par
alue, $4,350,000. United Hint, hni.la
Tycre unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks wero;
5alea. High. Low. Ooee.
ArailitrailM Copptr .
Araerlciii Agrlcullurtt
Amerlrin Ilret 8ur. .
American Cnn
American Can prd. ...
j,po mi 7IU TT
400
4
Mb
"aol
(3
MH
t
27
'
C9
:,oo)
J.S04
1,70
300
4,400
' 'i.'ooo
MOO
4
44'4
28 ,
sii
71K
s
st'i
4Ji
I7t
10
ADirnrnn v.. s r ... ...
American Cotton Oil,.
Am. Ice Kfcurltlct... .
Aiaerlctin Unad
American Locamotlv ,
American 8. ft It
Am. s. n. pfd
103
107
Am. nugir iifiiDlnr...
Amtrlcan T. A T
son ion io
oo 1H itlS
American Tobacco C0J 151
14 1 U 1474
Anaconda Mlntnr Co.... 4,soo
X1K
3IS
2, TOO Ith
PIS
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic coairt Linn
llaltlmora tc Ohio...
I0 101i 101S 100
4,100
too
4,000
4'4 4Si
35S 341,
91V4 m
Dathlchcm Steal ........
Drooktrn Itapld Tr......
Canadian raclflo
Ontral Laathrr
81U
14,300 !.D)t 2IIU HIS,
Chaaapnlfa St. Ohio ,
09 7i 7 M
tDO 14 14 14
2,oo ion; m :oir,
l.ZM U 133 135
1.400 34 3JH 33V.
ltH
i.eoo ini un u
SU0 1UU 11814
uilcuo O. W
Chicago, M. & fit. I....
Chicago & N. W...
Colorado Fuel & Iron....
coniolldated Gai
Ootn Products
IMIawar & lludaon......
Oenrer Illo Omndc. ..
Uenvtr & Ii. O. p(d... .
DUtlllera' Sacurltlta ...
II
3K)
2,400
7.700
1.000
am
1H
Ii
4tt
II
II
3Hi
48S
17.
31H
Brio
Erin ,t pfd
Krla Sd ptd
General Elcctrlo
3)0 141 14S
1474
Great Northern rrfd
154 H 133; 134M
ureal jMormrrn oro cm,
31 3li 37
linnoii central
114
Inlerborough Met
Inter. Met. ptd,.,
International Iltrvaiter.,
Inter-Marine ptd
International 1'aper .....
1,000 It
S00 (2H
200 111
II0!4 101
I3S
1,000 0i 10
10
international ramp .....
Ktntaa Cltr Southern...
g
300 37H 27 27
:oo 101 100 1M14
4,700 HlU U3fi 134
3l lid 13l'i 13(4
1,300 1MH I32H 134U.
COO 33 33 23
100 23 rj" 37H
100 137!i J37U 1I7H
, 60
12l
t,l00 94 14 SI
400 k soy, 304;
1,600 lOSt; lgsk
309 "it 71 73
I.W WM 117H 117i
H
1,600 11JH UHi UH4
40O 124V4 1I4H irt',4
J705 '23V4 23 H 33T4
1,400 4IU 4514 43
ut;
41,100 lOH 1C7K l(l4
too H UK V4
'ilooo 'ioii "iii 3
6, W0 ltU 14H
SO0 13 6
6,400 IJli W. 2114
7,100 61 61 H 66t
JIH
17,100 tY, SIH VA
.J00 :m UV4 37
1.KO0 KSK 84 li 1114
3,200 IIH Mli 35H
mi
:i.4oa un4 juk 163
600 16 3614 "Ii
SW M W 65
1,300 60 6314 6814
tt.200 C6K 6H C6H
600 11 Ui 110U HOT
7.IW 66 66A 6Jli
1,400 3114 30ti 30Vi
200 1H 3 2ti
6U
600 33 3314 33
600 6IU 64 3
Loot 7i 7iH :u;
6U
13,000 41 42 JS
6.600 74H 73ti 71H
6,004 10 1994 iiU
Icleda Oa ,
Ihlgh Valley
LAUIirllle NiihtlMe..
M.. tit. P. A H. Rte. M.
lllMOurl, K. & T
Mlaaourl I'acltlo .
National Dlacult ....I...
National tad
N. 11. II. of M. 2d ltd..
New Tork Central
N. Y.. O. A W
(Norfolk & Weatern
North American
Northern Pacific ,
Pacific Mall
PennarlTinla
reopla'a rjas
P.. C. C. A St. I.
Plttiburgh Coat
Preaaed Bteel car.. .....
Pullman Palace Car...,.
Iteadlnx
llepubllo Iron A Hleet...
llepubllo I. & S. ptd
nocv itiana l:o
Hock Ulond Co. pfd
St. L. 8. K. ii ptd...
Seaboard Air Una
Seaboard A. U pfd
Blon-gheftleld S. & I,..
Southern Pacltlo
Southern IlaJlwar .......
Ho. Hallway pfd
Tenneeiea Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
Union Pacltlo
Union Pacltlo pfd
United Htatea Ileal!?....
ITnltA RtAtM Rubber....
United Statu Steel
U. H. Steel pfd r...
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina. Chemical ..
Wabaia
Wauaih pfd
Weatera Maryland
Wheeling A Lake Krte.,
ohlno fJoppr
ir v rvn. CToonar.
Tol&l aaiea IOC am wvw ,,-.
Ner York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-MONEY-Call.
steady; 1H2 Per cent; ruling rate, 1H
per cent; closing- bid, 11T4 per cent.
Tlma loans, easier; sixty aaja, tri per
cent: ninety days. 3S84 per cent, six
months, 2A per cent
MERCANTILE 1'At'lGH J4Vi per
cent.
8TERWNO EXCHANUH Htcany;
sixty-day bills, 4.84; demand, J4.swa
Commercial bills, J4.83.
SILVER Bar, nw; Mexican dollars.
46c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
strong.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. 8. rat. la. rcf... "'K. C. Ho. rcf. 6a tt
do coupon IIV4I B. dab. 4a 1111., 11
U. S. 3a, r6T. 103 L. A N. unl. 4....M
do coupon 10214 M. K. A T. lit 4a. tl
U. B. 4a, ret 111 da gen, 414 64
da coupon HI 'Mo. Pacific 4a...., 14
Panama 3a coupon.. 10114 do eonr. 6...,.., 76V4
Amer. Ac. 6s 10114 N. It. 11. ot M. 4'4 60
A. T. A T. er. 4a. S H. y. c. r. VA, . 6114
Am. Tobacco a....lli 'do deb. 4a It
Armour & Co. 4fta.. r. h. ii. a h.
Alrbleoa gen, Is.
.. cr. is. a 7
do ct. 4a 140,
do CT. 6a i
A, C. L. lit 4a..
Ual. A Ohio 4..
do 3Ha
Tlrook. Tr. ct. 4a
.. MU N. A W. lit t 4i. 4i
..101 do tr. 4 20i4
.. ti No. Paelfle 4a....,, lit
.. M do l. I. aiij
.. tViO. 8. L. rfdf. 4a. .. 34
.. i7raon. cr. ana 1116.. v)
,,104 do con. 4e 5i
Cen. of oa. a
Cen. Leather 6a.,.,
Chee. & Ohio 4Ua
do coot. 4Ha. .
Chicago tc A. 3Ha..
C. D. A Q. j. 4i.,
do aen. 4a...
IKIUodlna; sen. 4a,.., K14
66 8. L. & 8. P. fg 4a 77;
I4K Ao res. 6i 6t4
66 St. L. 8. W. e. 4a. 76'A
WliS. A. L. adj. 6a... . W,
bv. rac coi, fi.
I2V4
a M 1 1 r o ihi..io3
a It. I. A P. c 4a 47
to tr. 4a
IK
do let ref. 4a.
II
Aa rfr. 4 7 So. Rallarar I
10114
. 75'4
C. & 8. r A 414a 4 do gen. 4a
D. A If. CT. 4a. Ml. Union Pacific 4(,... 67
n. 1l U. G. nt 6a73K do er. i Ml
Dlatlllera' ta 66U Mo lit a ref. 4a., HV4
Erie p. I. 4a 644iU rt. Hubbar e..,.1034;
do gen, 4a 7S44 U. 8. Hte d 6a.. 10IU
. . . n . . ... n . "IT'
ao ov. . uueiu. aa..... in
III. Cen lat r. it... 63 Wabaeh lat A ex. 4e 61
Inter. Met. 4Va. -. 76 Weetern Mr. 4a... . 60
Inter- M. M. 4Vje... M waat. Rlee. or. 6a. 1144
Japan 4Ua alHWla. Central 4. . 66V4
. . . . , . ......
Local Seanrltles.
QuoUtlona furslehed by Burs. Brtnker A C..
441 Omaha Na' tonal bask building!
Bid. Aak.
Auburn. Keb.. la. till it jog
Aberdeen L. 4 P. Co., 6a. mi t 10
American Can 6a. UK...., H IS
Cudahy Packing Co., 6a. 1WI 10014 101
Cedar Co.. Neb.. Son. Ola. 6a. lilt.. II jao
Detroit Term, ft Tun. 414a. 11 lia; kju
Daara A Co. pfd. .. , 17(4
Dundee. Nab., 6a, 1123 II 100
Pea Molnea. Kb. 4 Ha. 1MJ , .... 1XH4 101 li
Pall KIT Co.. a D.. ta. 1133 110 JIU7
Fairmont Creimery T vt cent pfd.. II too
Kalrmont Creamery per cent ruar,, M14 10014
Harrta 1., Tel.. 4l4e. 1161. Ill, llu
luwa fir U. ta, 113:. tl II
tfe-wn nit, r , lit ptd
Mrii Co., Mo. rtr . m
Ottum, It . Kh. 4U
Olr nt Omitil .
Omiht A i" l. ttu dr.. Itn.
Omtlm A t n St. fir. rtd
Omh Kle. U. A lW.. pt4
P.rltlc TH. t. fc, 1HI
IMrot sound T. U A 1. ,
tjiloa HtV SIR
Halt lf tth. 4'H. IWt
tfIU . To M, 1MI.
SroVtn I ml i: It. It. . 1M...
skhii ir 'f. , lw
bimx Otr sm. Ydt. tts
1M IK
IMV mil
, w m
. icon
Mi HI
L II U
, n m
, U IH
. S'i 1M
US M
, 1M lit
. ft'i lcou
, 91
Ronton Slock lnrkt.
BOSTON, Feb. 4.-Closlng dUotatlons
on siockb wcif:
Allour z
WNtU ron. . .
. 77 MplMlnr Minn
SOHNVnh llntt ....
Jl-UN'orlh I-nkr ....
. DM Dominion ,.
IK Onrl
U Oulacr
1H
Aml. Oapi'fr
A. T L P.
Arlion CVm.
I 'I. Artton
tVI. Uftlt
7
ao
tH
. m
.
. H
. 0i
:P
. 43
. 4i
It
H
. 47
i f nirnni.i ..
Topper Hans C. 0.
tS hull C. M .
VnnVltn
(It4nbr Oon .
(Irwin rintnrit .
HI Itnttlo Copprr.
Krr
l)tr Oep(r
1.4 fill. Copptr.
Mltml tVpptr . .
Mrlitwk
AifJ.
40 shannon
lt Superior
4i ROKrlor II. h
MHTmiirrk .. .
(OS U. H. H, It
3i io ru
H fth ln
U t'ih Coprr Co.
4 V Winona
Nil WoWetine
I.nndnn Stol( Mnrkel.
LONDON. Fob. 4.-Amerlcan securities
opened steady and a fraction higher to
day. Realizing depressed the list during
tho early trading. At noon values rnnged
from ic higher to one point below porlty.
Consols tor money, 7m; for arcmnit,
77',: I'nlou Pacific, UK'. Uari silver.
ea&y, zsftd; money, HflUi
three month!, 1 IS-IORJ.
sort bills, l';
Mctnl Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-MBTAIlx.ad.
firm, at $4.101r4 .20; Iindon. 20. Bpolter,
firm, at $5.OifG.50; lmlon. C21 7s 6d.
Copixr. strong; standarl spot and Feb
ruary, $14.2.vrfl4.75; March, $14.3nffH.Vi;
April, SU.MUjU.STH: May. $14.HW14 87W;
clectmlytlc. $14.r?Hfl5.O0; lake. $l,i.00.
nominal; castings, $14.62 44114.75. Tin, firm;
sKt to April. $40.S7HT4l.l24; May, $41.00
041.25. Antimony, dull; Cookson's, $7.25.
Iron, steady mid unchanged.
Ion1on markets closed as follows: Cop.
per, teudy; spot, 66 15s 9d; futures, lt7.
Tin, strong; spot. UK7 10s; futures. 1SS
10. Iron. Cleveland warrant. 51s 10Sy.
ST. 1H'IH. Feb. 4.-.METAI-lx!ad,
quiet, at JI.O7HW4.10. Spelter, firm, at
$5.25.
Cotton SInrkel.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.COTTON-Fu-turos
closed steady j March, 12.32c; Mny,
12 0Cc; July, 12.01c; August, ll.SOc; Octo
ber. 11.62
Spot, uulct: middling, !2.7Rc; gulf, 13.00c.
tX)TTON-Cloed steady. 2 to 5 points
net higher.
NKW YORK. Feb. 4.-tX)TTON-4Tloed
steady. 3 to 6 points net higher.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 4. COTTON Boot.
good business done; prices easier: mid
dling, fair, 7.C9d; good middling. 7.37d:
middling. 7.03d: low middling. 0.7M: good
ordinary, COld: ordinary, 6.51d. Bales,
12.000 ba'cs.
Sllnnpnpiills flrnln MnrkPt.
MINNHAl'OI.lS, Minn.. Feb. 4.
WIIHAT No. 1 hard, 9lic: No. 1 north
ern. oSHtrOOHc; No. 2 northern, K57,flSTic:
No. 3. S2T4CMT,c; May, SCTic; July, OOUc.
FIX)im-Unchangod.
nARI.Hn'-43417c.
IlY15-C3CBc.
IlllAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 66UflCMo.
OATS No. 3 white, 35iW35?c.
FIaAX-Jl.4G01.6OV4.
Coffee Slnrkrl.
NEW YO'RK, Feb. 4.-COFFRK-A few
over-night selling orders caused an open
ing decline of 1 to 2 points In today's
coffee market, but prices soon rallied on
scattored covering and bull support. Tho
close was steady at a net advance of
8 to 10 points. Hales, 29,000 bags. Febru
ary, 9.17e: March, 9.23c: May, 9.44c: July,
9,Wc: Beptomber, 9.7!cj October, 9.84o; De
cember, 9.93c. Spot, steady: Rio No. 7,
9HC Santos No. 4. 12c. Mild, quint; Cor
dova, 13&16C nominal.
Umnlin liny Mnrket,
OMAHA. Fob. 2.-PRAIRIE HAY No.
1 to choice upland, 19.604T10.00: No. 2,
18.604T3.dO: No. 3. '17.0ftffS.li6: No. 1 td
choice midland, M.00O9.60; No. 2. IS.OOJJ
9.00! No. 3. J7.0Oli3.O0; No. 1 to cholco
lowland. 17.004JS.O0: No. 2, i:6,0a7.00; No.
T lK.OMf.00.
STRAW Choice oat and rye, JI.BWJ
ts.oo; cholco wncat, ji.wno.w,
ALFALFA Cholco nea-green variety.
Jia.00ffll3.60; No. 1, JU.OOll 13.00; No. 2,
J9.00S11.00; No. 3. J7.00O9.00.
Liverpool fJmln MorkRt.
MVERI'OOL, Fob. 4. WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 2 red, western, winter, 7S 5d;
No. 1 Manitoba, 7s 2d; NO. 2. 7s 1W', No,
3, 7s Md. Futures, ensy: March, 7s 2V4d;
May, 7a i?id: July, 7s lftd.
CORN wpou steauy; Atnoricnn, mixou,
Cs 8H1. Xu. Plata futuroa weak; Feb
ruary, 4s 7Hd; Murch, 4s BUd.
Wlltin IVInl.. nnt.nll m f.A
Dry tlooda Market,
NIUW YORK. Feb. 4. DRY QOODB
Worsted and cotton yarns markets were
steady to firm today. Retailers are ouy-
lnir carefully, but steadily. Heavy cot
tou goods wero in iicuer uemana ai tow
prices. Staple dress goods wero ordered
won nv cutlers.
Kvnpnrnled Apples mid Dried Frnlla
NEW YORK. Feb. 4. EVAPORATED
APPI-.KS-Q.ulet.
DRIED FUUIT I'runes, quiet, uut
steady. Apricots, firm, but Inactive.
peaches, quiet, unisins, auu.
()1U ii lid RorIii.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4. COTTONSEED
OIL Steady; prime suramor yellow, 17.05
437.12: March, 17.13; May, J7.J3; July, J7.63.
ROalN juiet.
TURPENTINE Bteady.
CHICAGO LIVE HTOCIC MARKET
Cattle Htendy to Dime II Inner
Sheep fltroiig. ,
CHICAQO. Feb. 4.-CATTnE-Rccelpts.
14,000 head: market steady to 10c higher;
beuves, J7.0OQ9.(jO: Texas steers, ja.W3JK.00;
western steers. IO.GOS'7.90: stackers and
feeders, Jj.ooas.10: cows and heifers, J3.C0
HiS.bO: calves. 17.2&4U1O.C0.
HOOS Receipts, 35,000 head; market
strong, generally So higher: bulk ot sales,
IS.40S6.46. mixed. JS.20fl8.60; heavy. JS.S0I?
S60: rmiah. S8.20iZra.23: PIRB. XQ.76US.3U.
BlitSKl AN DUAM11U ueceipis, ll.UW
head; marKet strong to iuc nigner, aa
vance mostly lost; native, J4.7OS6.90;
western. t4.EOfIC.00: yearlings. J6.70UG.8S:
lambs, native, J8.bWf.WJ; M'estern, jo.svjp
7.80.
Slonr City Live Ntoclc Murk4(.
SIOUX, City. Ia Feb. 4. CATTLE
Rece nts. 1.000 heud: market strong: na
tive steers, J7.2Mr&30: butchers' stock, J5.60
6T7.26: cows and heifers. I0.wa.w: can
vera, 4.0OJ26.2i; atockera and feeders, J7.0
m.60; calve. 17,00310.11); nuns, stags, etc.
3.60a.s5.
HOGrt- Receipts. 4.609 head: market
steady; heavy, J8.S00jg.30: mixed, ts.itip
8.20: light, J8.0OfJ8.O5; bulk ot sales, J6.50
iETROO.
SHEEP AND IjAMBS Receipts, 2,000
head; market steady to 10a lowertfed mut
tons. ID.Wtt'J.w; WRinero, wifi.io; ewes.
J4.00atV.lA; lambs, J0.0OaJ.6O,
' St. Louis Live Block Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4.-CATTI.B-Re
celpts, 3,900 head; market strong to 10c
higher; beef steers, J7.60U9.2o; cows and
heifers, J4.2&Q&60; stockers and feeders
ri.00M7.60: southern steers, JS.768.00:
cows and heifers, 4.f3!-; calves, 6.0
HOOS Receipts, 17,600 head; market
uten.lv: nlas and lights. J7.00UK.S: mixed
and butchers, J8.36iiS.00; good heavy, J8.60
618. GO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,400
head; market steady; lambs, 100 hlghor
muttons, J5.PPU6.W; lamos, ii.wxgi.iv.
St, Joseph Live Stock Sfarket.
HT. JOHEPH. Feb. 24. CATTLE R.
celpts, 1,400 head; market steady; steers,
J7.00QV.OO: cows ana neuers, 4i.0Wt8.w
calves. X5.ouwiu.wi.
IIOGS-Recclpts, 7,000 head; market
steady to 6c lower; top, JS.4S; bulk of
tales. I4.00ao.3S.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Itecelpts. 2,000
head; market steady; lambs, ja.&og7.fA
Live Stock In Hlght.
Receipts of live stock at the sis prln
Hunt markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Sioux City 1.030 4.000 2.000
Kansas City 4,000 10.000 6 000
St. Louis 3,200 17,600 1.4CO
Chicago , 14,000 85,000 17,00(1
Kt, Joseph ,. 1,400 7,000 2.000
South Omaha 2,400 12,100 4.HJ
Totals
,26,000 1300 32,200
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Killing; Cattle Very Slow and Steady
to Ten Lower.
H0QS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
Hxlrriuply Light Receipt
of Sheep
and I.ninbo More 1ttcn
I'minl Mlronir 4n Ten
I'lflrrn lllgher.
Than
In
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 4. 1911.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday
3.6W
rt.132
7.4SJ
9.147
Official Tuesday ...
hMlmato Wednesdny
. 4,322
. 2,400
13,074
12,20)
4.W0
Throe days' totals., ,.lo,3SS
alno days last week. .16,429
Sumo 2 weeks no 15.524
Same 3 weeks ago 1R.S.7
funo 4 woks ago .15.6SS
bnmo days last year.. .13,876
31.400
3X.S94
29,037
31.630
,20(l
31.SW
21,30)
45,171
37,051
33,;ao
26,2J
clpts
South
The following table shuns the
of esttle, hogs and sheep at t:ie
Omaha live stock market for the year to
dsto as compared with last year:
. . 1911. WIS. Inc Deo.
Cattlo 9G.2S3 93.RSS 1,393
Hogs , 2S5,S!7 ."XW.533 23,063
Sheep 247,702 227,171 20,531
The following table shows the rang ot
prices for hogs at the South Omaha llv
ttock market far the last few days, with
comparisons:
Data. 1914. lS13.il!iW.imi.US'10.ll!OU.l'.OJI.
Jan.
ntli.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18.1
7 ld
C 041 7 V8
6 us 7 84
8 441 0
8 UI 3 J
4 ZJ
421
IK.
20.
21.
Ii,
23.
21.
8 !04
8 rsV
6 K 7 fiS
8 3t 6 m.
8
Sl! 7 27
WA' 7 2J
S 32,
6 J 4 23
S 1SH
K 51 V.
6 89
8
a 021
4 12
7 23
6 M
7 63
7 001
0 00 4 Oft
7 1
6 91
8 20 4 13
7 S0
7 K
7 60
8 061 6 061 4 21
7 92 6 00
2.
57.1
8 Ji
6 961
7 4J
8 19',t 7 25
G Sll 7 491 8 021 6 021 4 27
:8.
8 W4I 7 32
I 7 43 8 03 6 91 4 29
6 931 I 8 04 5 981 4 00
an. 29.1 b 07m 7 331
Jan. M.l S lSUI 7 M
02 7 5I I 0 HI 4 13
Jan.
31.
0
4 'I
4 10
b,
1..
2..
3
Fob.
8 26
8 IMi
cb.
eb.
4..
I 8 17HI
Suncay.
Rocclpts and disposition of llvo stock at
the Union ritock yards. South Omaha.
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at J
o'clock yesterday:
RliCKIITS-OARB.
Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. & Bt. I. Ry.
wooash liy l
Mo. Facltlo Ry
6
I o.l (i (r.l , 1110 1-
7 29 6 9C 7 26 8 30 6 22
) 6 00 7 26 8 .1 0 03
7 30 6 05 7 SS 8 30 6 l( 4 16
7 421 1 7 40 8 29 0 041 4 H
1
26 4
11
60 4
11 4
6 v 3
35 B
16 - ..
2
8
172 21
Union lnclfIo Ry.. 14
& N.-W.. east.. S
C. & N.-W., west.. 16
C, BL V., M. A O.. S
11, & u.. east.. 13
C 13. & Q west.. 21
C. R. 1. & I, east'13
Illinois Central Ry. 2
C, Q. W. Ry.. ...... I
Total receipts 107
DtHPOSITlOiN-HHAD.
Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co
in
1.0.W
1.117
1,241
667
1,928
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
436
690
447
11.
4
10
C8
47
33
1S3
35
74
40
90
2
2t
87
74
1
7
27
23
106
151
2,701
3,621
2,633
Alurrrll
Lincoln Packing Co....
So. Omaha Packing Co.
Kenton, V. S. & L,ush,,
Hill & Son
F. II. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. R. Root &. Co
H. Bulla
I.. F. Husz
llosanstock Bros.,.,.,..
Worthelmer & Degen..
Sullivan Bros ,
Rothschild
Mo. & Knn. Calf. Co...
Chrlstla
Hlgglns (..
Meyers i.
Raker. Jones & Smith.
Tanner .....i
Harvey
rn. I
682
Total 2,798 10,074 6.62G
CATTIK Receipts wore extremely light
for a Wednesday and the total tor the
three days amounts to only 10,388 head,
being around 6,000 head smaller than for
tho corresponding period during recent
weeks and 3.000 head smaller than for
tho corresponding tlmo a year ago.
It spits of tho light rcceluts the market
was In very unfavorable condition, so far
as boot steers wero concerned. Chicago
has been getting too many cattle and
the eastern consuming centers have been
flooded with beef. Aa a result tha demand
for llvo cattlo at all points has been
extremely poor all week. Tho trado this.
morning was not only slow, but prices
were anywhere from steady to 10a lower.
Tho only remedy for existing conditions
Is for lighter receipts of cattlo at east
ern points, such as Chicago, and thus
glvo tho market a chanco to recover.
Cows and heifers woro very slow and,
at thn best, were barely steady with yoi-
leruay,
Thero were only a very few .dockers
and feeders In sight and the moved at
about steady prices, but tho feeling was
that with anything like liberal receipts
the market would havo boon a llttlo lower
In sympathy with tho weakness In beef
steers.
Quotations on cattle: uood to choice
boof steers. J8.23S8.75; fair to good beot
steers, J7.80418.23; common to fair beet
steers, xg.tiut.u; good to Choice corn-fed
heifers. JS.76ff7.75; good to cholco cows,
J6.6O&7.60; fulr to good grades, J5.4O06.5O:
common ta fair grades, J4.00a3fi.40; good
to choice stockers and feeders, J7.60fi8.00:
fair to good stockers and feeders, J7.25n
7.60; common to fair stockers and feed
ers. 6u.vbv.2o; siock cows ana neuers,
calves, JS.OotgiO.25; bulls, stags, etc., J3.60
07.25.
Representative saies:
BEEF BTEI5R&
No.
i. .
6...
4 ...
I....
:o....
ii. ...
4...,
7....
6....
4....
10....
17....
16....
I....
...,
.,..
7....
21.. ,.
Ar.
lilt
...... 740
, 763
1043
, 666
in
MJ
Ill)
, 663
160
1000
171
146
610
112
Itl
131
Tr.
( M
7 00
7 40
7 40
7 46
7 60
7 60
7 60
7 60
7 60
7 60
7 60
7 60
7 ea
7 16
7 70
7 76
No.
44...,
21...
6...
7....
31...
II...
11..,
.,.
22...
16...
7...
13...
ll.l.
At.
.., 160
...1120
...110S
...1017
...1040
... 715
...1370
...1133
...1117
...1144
...1111
...1231
...1371
...1211
Pr.
7 60
7 60
7 tO
7 66
7 W
7 W
6 00
I 10
I 10
6 10
I 10
I 16
6 20
I 30
6 60
I 30
I 31
8 60
71.
34.....,,,.., 1663
70... 1316
1 1660
1 6
.1036
7 76
YEARLING BBBVIS3.
11. .
25...
7...
4...
1.,.
1...
7...
I...
2...
1...
13...
7...
2...
I...
2...
I...
163 4 60
BTKKI18 AND HEIFERS.
732 7 60 It Ill
1066 7 70
7 60
4JUW
.... 37
..,.1100
..,.1240
....1073
....
.... 606
.... HO
.... M4
..,.1061
....10C4
.... 114
....1110
.... 660
....1076
4 66
6 00
6 36
6
6 36
1.....
1160
1191
1300
1023
1003
127
6 23
6 26
6 40
I 60
I 66
6 CO
ui!.'.'
io'.!!i
6 60
6 69
6 tl
6 76
6 66
4 00
6 00
6 00
4 00
6 00
6 03
( 16
1310 6 60
...... 710 I 60
UI3
667
1306
1340
1123
1061
1364
1066
1000
6 63
16
I 66
I
I 66
6 66
e 76
75
60
7 00
8..
f ,,,,.1ZI
17.
4.....
2..,.
3..,.
6.
1....
6..,.
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4...,
3...,
2....
23....
1....
1....
1...,
1....
1...,
1....
3...
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30.,..
16,.,.
1....
I....
1....
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2....
31..,.
till
Hi
6 26
i..
Itl
COWS AND HEIFISRS.
...1026
6 70
7 00
1...
10
711
7 il
7 26
,.U(,(J
7...
7 00
HEIFERS.
, 110
, 710
. 633
i 713
, 700
, CI1
6 40
I 60
0 60
1 16
6 60
7 00
660 7 00
, 74L 7 15
i 635 7 36
, 76 7 33
, 770 7 40
. 672 7 45
10..
BULLS.
.... C60
.... too
....1030
..,.1620
....1570
,.,.1310
,,..1633
.,,.1620
.... 634
.... 401
.... 860
.... 664
.... 620
.... 116
5 60
I..
,.,.1460
....1210
..,.1610
....1616
....1440
....1110
.... tw
76
6 74
6 66
6 DO
7 16
7 16
7 23
6 00
6 K
49
60
6 66
6 76
6 76
CALVEB.
1 40
7 66
7 IS
7 76
6 00
8 64
00
9 64
1.
104
I 50
60
I 75
6 75
340
100
130
130 10 00
160 10 00
160 10 00
300 16 6
FEEDERS.
730 7 45
160
1..
STOCKERS AND
4l
too
714
777
1011
720
63
633
..... . 702
631
, 636
6 00
6 10
76
W
7 00
7 05
7 10
7 15
7 60
7 30
7 40
10..
11..
..
20..
2.,
23..
6..
45 .
3..
2.,
4-.
177
........ 674
., tn
IK
, 660
643
10M
1610
,, .... 1060
.-, 1063
7 45
7 45
7 60
7 60
7 60
7 60
7 66
7 66
7 65
7 15
16.
It
12 .
7 4
I 0
I T40 7 68
1 10J4 7 70
..
i.
II..
40..
40 7 lilt 7 ,6
7.40 16 I7 7 76
WKSTKtllNH
OX Hros.-Utttlt.
66 feeders.. looo 7 7(1 m feeders.. 9f7
57 feeders.. lW 7 7 60 feeders.. 9J6
4 feeders.. 10M 7 75 '
COLORADO.
69 steers... 1217 7 90
7 75
7 Ii
J. It. Hata i-Utah.
81 feedprs.
I bull
.567 7 7t 4cedcrs.. 937
7 0)
.1410 6t
Joseph HatOh-tJtall.
7R feeders.. 1030 7 80 13 feeders.
m
, 810
700
6 23
0 feeders.. 10.M
7 00 2stcors...
6 7S
Larson Utah.
2 bulls 1435
O.
3 feeders.. 1033
7 80 8 heifers.
6 60 lbull....
. $67
.1560
7 00
6 65
7 00
11 cows 1075
Mil Hnenecr Utah.
M feeders.. 1021 7 SO 8 fccdcrs..l02i
1 bull 1260 6 X
HoaS--Recelpts amounted to about 177
cars. or 12,200 head, making tho total for
tlio.chreo days something like 31,406, This
is over 7,oou smaller than last weeK, nnu
more than 1,000 lighter than for tho same
days n year ago.
lne market opened about tho samo as
on provloun days ot tho week, and aslilo
from a few loads bought at nearly steady
prices by shippers' nothing much wan
done until nearly 10 o'clock. Packers
finally started out bidding prices that
were as much as Sff 10c lowor. but the mnat
of tho salesmen wero of tho opinion that,
values ought at, least to be steady, ami
nothing changed hands on this basis, A.
llttlo later on buyers offered to com.
promise on a nickel decline, and some
so lers cashed nt theao flmiren. Thn
big end of tho offerings were still unsold
However, and in tho end killer buyers
came to time, boosting offers up to
Tuesday's level and cleaning up tho bal
ance of tho supply on this basis.
.Movement. Which Wat verv itrnrcv
early, livened up as tha morning ad
vanced and the big end of tho offer
ings had bcon sold In fair season.
No.
At.
Bh..
Pr.
No.
At,
. 2it
..330
fih,
124
rr,
I IX
6 16
8 16
6 16
IS
I 30
5 20
6 20
8 30
6 20
6 30
6 :o
I 20
6 20
6 30
I M
I 20
8M1i
6 36
6 S
I
I 25
I 36
t 26"
I IS
6 El
8 26
8 36
6 2.1
26
g n
6 66
6 35
s mi
6 60
6 50
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
8
8 Ii
13.
12..
3.,
3t..
31.,
33,.
...167
...163
...170
....160
....163
....111
. ..114
I 60
7 60
7 60
7 M
7 66
T M
7 61
7 15
7 )
I P0
I 00
00
6 00
6 CU
6 00
6 M
I M
6iS
6 03
6 01
6 a,
n;
6 01
I 03
6 Q
6 10
8 1
ll
I 10
I 10
n io
10
I 16
6 16
6 16
IS
16
8 16
6 11
6 16
I IS
I 16
64. ..
71....
72....
74...,
OS....
63....
61,...
64....
77..,.
70...
70....
43....
23....
63....
71....
ii....
63....
61.,..
41.. ,.
67....
6..rt
69..,.
17....
31....
22....
7....
67,,..
47....
36....
63....
..380
,.316
..S3
,.t36
..2:4
..337
..332
..330
..til
..231
..Ml
..230
,.23t
..254
..337
..233
..303
..34
,.346
...SW
..261
..272
:.263
..Ml
..366
..266
,..276
..390
.lt3
..,36
..254
33..,.
1
77
74
3
..316
..174
..191
..too
160
66....
...111
M 177
41 114
17 311
43 171
37 167
76.. ..'..313
61... ..nil
1
..Ill
10
77..
66...
62..
63..
31..
74..
63..
66..
66..
..
66..
74..
66..
14..
...111
...310
...303
...110
...III
...316
...III
...313
...163
...133
.,.166
...rot
...116
...234
66.,
10
61 313
12 266
71 ...314
71...
...., .324
26 til
SO SIS
41 340
33 337
II 333
141 m
30
.396
.607
.366
.319
.331
73..
51..
69..
II.,
pig's'.'
.160
I 13
.306
11...... 71 ... 7 23 11 K0 ... 7 SS
II... 114 ... 7 33 63 Ill ,. 7 60
8HBKP Light receipt at all market
this morning, resulting from the declin
ing tendency to prices In the last few
dayn created a bullish feeling In the gen
eral trado In sheop and lambs every
where. The local supply amounted to only
about 4,800 head, which was less than a
third of what arrlvod on the market one
and two weeks ago. Tho receipts on thn
corresponding day a year ago wero 6.803
head. It was largely a owe market, for,
with tho exception ot two or throe loads
of lambs, the offerings were all owes,
there being more ewes on sale than for
several days back. Tne, general quality
of tho offerings was little, If any. differ
ent from yesterday and asldo from a few
owes nothing very good was offered.
The bulk of tho killers were picked up
In good season with both ewes and lambs
strong to 1015c higher than tho general
run of the transactions yesterday. Tho
meager supply of lambs went at a ran go
of J7.15O7.40 against J7.0OtT7.2S on the day
previous and tho ewes moved largely
around J4.8MT5.26, compared with J4,750
6.15 yesterday.
The better feellmr wan dim timlnlts tn
tho shortage In the supplies at all points
Which Indicates that thn trend r nrlo
depends for tho most part on the slie
ot tho receipts. Traders look for no fur
ther Improvement unless the receipts art
kept within moderate proportions.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lami),
good to choice. J7.25ir7.60: lambs, fair tn
good, J7.0O7J7.25! lambs, oulls. J3.60iR6.00:
yearlings, light. J0.604W.75; yearlings.
heavy. ICKJICM: wethera. arnnl tn rhnln.
.16,6015.80: wethers, fair to good.
b.w; ewes, ogod to choice. J3.15fl5.50:
ewes, fair to good, J4. 6030.15.
ns cornrcd lambs 83
son cornfed ewes .,, 9S
7 60
5 15
C 00
6 15
6 15
6 16
itu cornreu ewes ,
249 Colorado owes
,106
. 82
. 93
. 98
174 Colorado ewes
147 Colorado ewes
Knnsna Clly Live Stork Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Fh. 4 r?AT"rr.vi..
celpts, 4,000 head; market steady; prlmo
l;d .tcers. J8.3339.15; dressed beef steers,
68.7Mf8.30: southern steers. K! "Tjnn nt.
J4.26i37.75: heifers, JO. 7608.75; stockers and
Wm'o'w J5.EA&7.75; calves.
HOas-Rccclpts, 10.000 head: market
Mendy to 6c lower: bulk of sales. J8.00W
8.40: heavy. J8.30O8.4S; packers and
J7WOT60 'mS,i0i llght' 7-w.2ai Pigs.
SHEEP AND IAMBS Receipts, 5.004
li.eai-,H.3rkot t,?ady to 100 higher; lambs,
J7.l05T7.n5: yearlings. J3.7&Q6.65; wethers!
J5.2506.76; owes, J4.60B6.35T
Demands Hobson's i
Pay Deducted for
Time He Was Away
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-A mild flurry
among tho members ot the house fol
lowed tho filing of a formal demand to
day by W. II. Parker of Birmingham,
.. 4U
. cn
..1100
.. 713
Ala., that Representative Richmond Pier
son Hobson be denied his salary aa a
congressman for the days ho has been
absent from his seat while campaigning
for the senate against Majority Leader
Underwood.
Parker In an affidavit alleged that Rep
resentative Hobson was absent from Jan
uary 19 to January SI and protested
against tho payment of tha salary due
him for that time. The protest was filed
with Sergcant-at-Armt Gordon and all
of tho legal talent about tho office is at
work to find out the law on the subject.
They have discovered a long forgotten
law, passed In 1858 and still on tho statute
books, providing:
"Tile secretary ot the senate and the
scrgeant-at-arms. of the house, respec
tively, shall deduct from the monthly pay
ments of each member or delegate the
amount ot salary for each day that he
has been absent from the senate or house,
respectively, unless such member or dele
gate assigns as reason for such absence
the sickness of himself or some member
of his family."
Cloak rooms and corridors about the
houso chamber resounded with arguments
among members who would be much dis
turbed by a general application of the
law.
ANOTHER GERMAN WAR
PLANE ALIGHTS IN FRANCE
NANCY. France, Feb. 4. Another Ger
man military aeroplane alighted today on
French territory. It landed near the
village ot Crolsmcre, six miles Inside the
frontier.
The two aviators. Lieutenants Prlesten
and Gemen of the German army, finding
themselves- In France, Immediately called
on the mayor of Crolsmere. As they were
In their German uniforms they created;
considerable excitement In the village.
Two generals of the French, army havo
been ordered to proceed to Crolsmere qt
Investigate tho incident.