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im OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY fi, 1914.
IUiAIi ESTATE.
FARM A RANCH I.ANI1R FOR SAMS
aitstnesota.
115 to 17$ per ft era, in corn belt: some
cholco bargains; Minneapolis 63 miles.
Farmer State Dank. St. Cloud. Minn.
MINNESOTA soil ma Pi government re
ports, natural subsoil, every district,
rainfall, temperatures, frost. Invaluable.
Mailed, 3Jc Akerson. Drawer 18, Una.
utrom. Minn.
600 IMPROVED farms southern Mlnne
sota; lowest price; best terras. Write
Morehart ft Atchison. Mankato. Minn.
MlaaOtfrl.
NORTHWEST MISSOURI
CORN FARMS.
W can otter you more tor lh money
In the -ay of good improved farm
land than can be found In any other
section of the United States, we grow
to perfection corn, blue grass, wheat,
oats, timothy and clover, and are un
equalled as a stock raising country. Wa
aro located in close proximity to ih;
bet stock markets In the country, and
rnve excellent railroad facilities lor
reaching these markets. We control the
largest Ust of good farms of any land
company operating In Missouri. Write
us what you want, and how much you
have to Invest, and we will submit you
proposition in line with your wishes.
The Uroyies Land Co., ChllUcothc, Mo.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Blanket of Snow Sates the Growing
Wheat Plant.
NOT SELLING MUCH CORN
farmer Indisposed Abont DellTer
Insr Last Year's Crop In Fnce
of the Small Cnh
Demand,
FARMS FUR SALE 15 down, $5 monthly
buys 40 acres good timber land, near
town, Texas Co., Mo. price, $200; perfect
title. J. B. Jarrcll. ML Vernon, 111.
Kerr York.
VBW YOniC ALFALFA FARMS FOR
SALB-WHEltE CROPS ARB
SURE EVERY YEAR.
40-acre farm, house worth $1,300. barn
worth $500; orchard, woods, good level
land; price, 11,200. cash down.
70-acre farm, village tt mile, sobool 90
rods, city ; house worth $1,800; 3 barns,
orchard, brooks, woods; price, $1,600; V4
cam.
17-acrs farm, village 3 miles, Byraouss
13 miles; level, not a stone! deep loam
soil, together with 10 eowil price, $30 per
acre. Write for photos; R. R. fare to
purchaser.
No snow in Syracuse.
15. MUNBON,
Id 8. Sallna St. Syracuse, N. Y.
Monk Isascata.
FOR SALE At sscrlflco price, to close
a partnership, 4 fine Improved farms.
Two halt and I full sections, flowing
wells, good buildings, fine black soli and
close to market towns in LaMoure Co.,
North Dakota. Price, $43 per acre. Ad
dress J. F. Dougherty. WnUkon, la.
FOR cheapest farms In these United
States that do produce good crops, write
owner. Guy T. Griggs, Lelth, Morton
county, N. D.
Nebraska.
BARCfAIN, NICE FARM HOME).
16) Acres North Indlanola .Frontier
county: level, 129 acres cultivated, rloh
soil, cood Imnrovementa. near school and
ton, full particulars. Price, $3,600, halt
caaii. uornenus a uo., Hastings, mod.
Possession Given
120 ACRES, upland farm. 1 mile from
cood town, closei small lmDrovementa.
but more than worth the mosey; 136 per
acre.
80 ACRES, upland; almost entire CO lays
ideal and In good location: no improve
ments; tne neat or sou; iiuo per acre.
OMAHA. Feb. 7. 1914. t
Had It not been for tno snow which
preceded and accompanied the cold wave
In Kansas mid Nrhrtukn. there Is a
possibility that the growing plant would
nave been more or less crippled. In Ne
braska tho temperatures wcro 2 to 20
below and in Kansas they were from 4
below to 12 nbove A prlvnto report re
ceived from Garden City, Kan., however,
claimed It was 10 bolow. There was a
continuation of sates of cash wheat by
dealers In Nebraska, and this moro than
anything else reflected tho position of
tho farmers, as well as the country ele
vator men of this state. The wheat ter
ritory east of the Mississippi river was
well covered with snow, and there was
no uneasiness whatever because of the
cold wave. A moderate Inquiry was re
ported for cash wheat at Chicago for
domestic and milling purposes, nnd there
was more Inquiry from the seaboard by
exporters, which resulted In the taking
of a few boat loads. Minneapolis mill
ers were fair buyers of the cosh article,
and stocks in that market decreased 00,000
bushels for the week, while Duluth In
creased 112.000 bushels for five days.
One of the larger cash handlers of
wheut In the Chicago market advanced
the opinion yesterday that we ore ap
proaching the time when Europo will be
comneiled to Come to Us for bread stuffs.
The Argentina exportable surplus was
again reaucea yesteraay, ana nouce was
given that a further reduotlon Is likely
to be made later on. The snipments
from thit country during tho week were
disappointing to the Importing countries
of the world, as there were l.RlG.OOO
bushels, against 1XC8.C00 bushels for the
same period last year. Advices from
Argentine says tne receipts irom me in
terior are not only small, but that the
quality Is unsatisfactory.
vii mo Uliv jiiuiu. uitj laiiuuiv v.
country are not Inclined to sell their corn,
ana on tno otner nana, uie aemana ior
tho cash article is small ana unsatisfac
tory. The weather Is cold and the libel
lers are said to be running where there
In a good surplus, and It is expected that
the movement will lnorease In tho next
two weeks. In southern Illinois there Is
a. crnrwl rient fif corn that Is out Of con
dition, ana mis wm ne sneuea ana pui
through, tho "dryers" at the points of
destination. The trade Is puzzled because
of tho continued small demand for tho
rnh article, which should bo Improved
with the colder weather.
There was sofflo short covering In oats
and they absorbed the offerings as rap
idly as they were thrown into the pit
The strength In corn helped. It was re
ported that Canadian oats In bond at
Toledo have received good blda from
abroad. .
The run of hogs In the west was larger
than expected and the recent sharp ad
vance will draw out a larger run. lhese
factors helped depress provisions prlcoa
yesterday. Fackers led In the selling.
Investors gave May and July ribs the
preference.
Cash wheat was unchanged.
Cash corn was He higher to lc lower.
Cash oats were unchanged.
Clearances wore: Wheat and flour eflual
to 396,000 bu.; corn, 9,000 bu.j oats, 27,000
bu. .
Llvcrnool closed with wneai wow
higher; corn, unchanged to Ho JjlBhex.
l'rlmorr wheat rncelnts were 679.000 bU..
and shipments, 191,000 bu., against receipts
or 8i2,wu uu. ana snipments oi ws,wu uu.
Primary corn receipts were 861,000 bu.
and shipments, 694,000 bu.. against re
ceipts of 1,262,000 bu. nnd shipments of
iez.000 tu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 4CT.O0O bu.
and shipments 616,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 647,000 bu. And shipments of
441,000 bu. last year.
CAllLUT JtliUlili'13.
Whcat.corn.uats
REATj estate.
FARM RANCH LANDS FOR 8ALB
Wisconsin,
OFFICIAL publications concerning soli,
climate and crops of Wisconsin mailed
free to those addressing Wisconsin stt.ts
Hoard or immigration, capitoi iww, u&ai.
son, wts. ,
Mlscellfineeas.
T.AtfM LAND
Fifteen thousand aares of very fertile
land con be bought In tracts of not more
than no acres tor $tj per aero, can no
Tm iffoM V.tnt. .Tf ,iTT maao worin iw an, acre in ten years
l?Si.JSt'JSifXlJXi Eft time. .For full parUculars sent money
Improvements: best of soil: must sell!
$80 per acre.
120 ACRES, near good town; no Im
provements, but land lays good and good
soil; $100 per acre, but submit offer: $5,000
caan ty Aiarcn i, oaianoe o years, .
order for dollar and, half to B. W, Cole
man, District Judge, Ely, Nevada.
MONEY making farms. Twenty-one
one states! u to iw an acre; live stocK
40 ACRES, 80 ACRES AND 130 AGUES, (More for your money In productive land
upland farms, In good location In western
jowr; no improvements; tt muea irom
splendid town and 6 miles from county
scat; S3 and $85 per acre; H or loas cash,
balance long time,
ALSO OTHERS, some cheaper, some
dearer. Possession given on all of the
above. All within less than 26 miles ex
cept Iowa farm. Come prepared to buy.
Bring wife with you.
OniN B, MRRKI1& COMPANY,
N. B. Cor. 2M and M. ets.. South Omaha.
Acres from Library.
near good markets here today and else
whera on earth. Get the facts. Dig il
lustrated bargain sheet tree. E. A. Stout
Farm Agency. Station &14I. New York
city.
FOR SAL 190 acres, good Imivravo
ments, rlii soil; 40 acres extra Jevel al
falfa and sugar beet landt weatern.Ne
feraska, W,W0, no trade. Addreea x-48,
care Bee.
tlr&geu.
OREGON erchard for sale,, famous
Rogue River valley. Detorlptioa and
price, call 14M N, 2Sd St, South Omaha,
Neb.
OREGON.
JOIN OUR EXCURSION PARTY TO
ONTARIO. OREGON, Feb, 17th. Special
rates. Oaly required at first pay
ment on 40 acres irrigated land here,
Land all ready, to put crop in. Come
with us and Inspect "Our proposition.
For particulars write ownsrs,
OREOON & WESTERN
COLONIZATION CO.,
EM Psxton Block, Omaha, Neb.
Texas.
Stat Lands, $2 Acre
Over l.We.060 acres for sale by the state
of Texas; you can buy HQ acres at tt
an acre; pay fS3 cash and balance after
tt years; fine faming and fruit land and
healthy climate. For further information
send 6 cents postage. Investor Pub. Co.,
Dept. St, San Antonio, Tex.
Washing-tan.
BUY GUARANTEED PROPERTY
IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.
A city of 209,080, with wonderful future.
Write for big book, showing how city
nas grown ana us furore, pictures from
REAL ftSTATB LOANS
ties te $10,000 made promptly F.
Wead, Wead Bide lath and Farnam.
rnrv Y-riAMfi B.niijiih, rv
O tl.ai MranilnU Thuli, RnlMlnr.
HD-Clty loans. Peters Trust Co.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
CITY aroperty. Large loaaa a specialty.
w. n. lnemas, -a bisio sianK uiag.
MONKS' en hand at lowest rates for
lotas on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
pi vyv. i j m hh amounts.
City National Bank Btdg.
HARRISON A MORTON, tit O:
Om. Nat
wanted City loans and warrants.
W, Faraam Bmlth tt Co.. 1&3Q Farnam 8t
FAlUt and city loans made promptly
wm. ncv.omiicK, izvi rarnam. iiej
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2718.
CITY and farm loans, 6, tVi. 6. J. II.
uumont w v.0.. iwi f arnam, umana.
IUSAL ETATK WANTKD.
VJIKTISDmA tnAdlum nMruul. w,ll In.
cated lot on which to build t.000 home.
State locution and lowest cash price.
Aaaress a ms, uee.
WM have buyers for homes on small
monthly payments. The Vogel Realty
Agency, iwi w. u. w. uiag.
WANTKD TO BUY.
I KAVSJ setd my cattle ranch and want
to buy a good quarter section not more.
than fifty miles rrom' Omaha. I have the
money to pay cash and the prlco has got
to be low. I will deal only with owners
and will not pay any attontlon to letters
irom agents. Aaaress a-ttc. care Bee.
WATCH your Change. Will" pay you
io-wn free. Panama canal, Alaska and '$C0 for 1K3 Hi, no arrows; tift) for lt dime
the Orient will make city grow faster
umui ever, now is tne time to ouy
quarter acre tracts In fastest growing
part of city. B7S to J1.C60. as little as
3 down, balance over four years. Your
money back with Interest at 8 per cent
if every tract Is not as represented. Title
Insurance tree. In event of death before
completing payments heirs get free deed
to property and big cash refund. Absolute
protection tor tho investor and splendid
opportunity for profit. Write today.
Agents wanted.
CLARK & BUNTING.
Q9 Crary Blflg. Seattle, Wash.
S. Mint. We pay highest cash premiums
ror rare dates to 1900. Many valuable dates
circulating. Send 4a for illustrated coin
circular, isumismaua nanv. uent. 10. irt
Worth. Texas.
WANTED 1 1 hflr from nwnAr rt tA
aria ior sais. oena aescripuon ana price,
nurwiTJCBieru uusiness Agency, aim'
neapolls, Minn.
WANTED to hli'. MikvIi l
. f vviiiu a
iiuuse, u v aj rooms, close in, good
cuuiymcm. At. A. V-OSUIIO, jlmO. AlO.
IDEAL U-acre home farm la mild,
comfortable climate. Adjoining live town
with two railroads, only two hours from
Spokane. Complete set of buildings worth
SitOO. All cultivated and hlghtly produc
tive, no irrigation needed. Five acres
bearing orchard, standard commercial
apples. Money required to save other In
vestment. Jo, COO. no commission. Owner.
Box at, Newport, Wash.
WE have over 40 Dninnrct lntndlnp
to buy vacant lota within the noxt co in
W days. Come in and tell us where your
AximnTriAM mwrnnm iwhiiimv
17th and Douglas Sts. Douglas (012.
WANT a lot to build on this inHnr
.iuni nava soncr iuiu water anu coat DO'
tween $300 and $700. Give full particulars,
AQuress ai Bio, care uee.
Wlseoasla.
Upper Wisconsin
Heft dairy and general crop state In
the union. Settlers wanted. Lands tor
sals at low prlcis. on easy terms. Ask
for booklet. 21 on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. State acres wanted. Wrtw about
our grazing lands If interested in fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchards
In Wisconsin. Addrets Land DepL, boo
Line Ity . Minneapolis. Minn.
AVE HAVE SOME GREAT BAROAINH
In 40 to 160 acre tracts, close to largo
markets, thirty-inch rainfall, a wonder
fully productive soil, trout streams
lli rough many tracts, tins hunting, good
rouas, scnooii. leiepnone, rural delivery,
where you can raise fruit: too cars ship
ped irom vicinity year or u; root crops
vi mo iinesi quality, grains, airalta,
grasses of all kinds; a natural dairy of
mock country. Orchard Valley, Bayfield
county, Wisconsin, Is the place. Along
tho shore of Lake Superior. Over 1M
tales made to date. Special inducements
to nciuai settlers. , nices low, terms
easy Write for illustrated booklet.
mealals, fctc. Dahaber Holton Co., 20$
i lytouuiM Biaf., Mioneapoi, ilinn.
STOCK RAISER8-ATTENT10N7"
Yly take chances on droughts and
fcliort feedT Clover and blue grass pas
tures can be obtained In Wisconsin,
close to big stock markets, at low prices,
l'lenty of rainfall, pure water, rich
j mst u res all season, ideal climate for
stock raising and dairy farming. Al
ready well settled and developed. South
Kt. Paul, stock, jrards -only fifty miles
away. We own practically, all Jahd. wo
offer and prices will surprise you. Have
some iatM-oved farms. Hani and rrlliLhln
JaXprmatje free. BeJcar, K-117, H. Croix
WANTED To buy 100 good vacant lota:
u ucti uiuy. Auurcsi s tj, caro isee.
WANTED TO RENT.
REFINED ladv wishes room In nrivst
family in exchange tor private lessons In
rrencn. imi uoug. si
YOUNG
wlthxprlyate family In town, week ends
amy. Aaarets t sm, care lie.-
I rent anything anytime, anv tlse& ai
any price. Ji. p. irumnun, m jtee. u. sivj.
WANTED. A FURNISHED HDOM.
Two gentlemen with beet references 1k.
sire a room In private family; must be
wen neatea ana Plenty or not water. Ad
areas u s, iiee.
FlTllNIKHED aartment or hmi fnr
two mourns, Beginning April l. Hive lo-
cauon wnen answering this. M SS7, Bee.
WANTED Hotel or apartment to u
commodate fifty Arabs. Apply Brandels
tneater
I.IVK STOCK MAItKRT OP WEST
8hlp live stock to South Omaha. 8a vs
mileage ana snrmitage. Your consign,
menU receive prompt and cartful atten
lion.
Ltvw Stock. CommUtloa Mcrobaata,
MARTIN BROS, a CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICKS.
NOTICE OF flTOCKHOLDEllS' URCT.
ING-Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the South Platte Land company will
be held at tne oriice of said company at
Lincoln, Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m. on the
tn ay oi jturcn. a. u. llt,
C, II. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR. 8ctarv
Lincoln. Xeb., February 2. 1S1L Feb. 2. SOt.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
New York Central and Rock Island
Develop Marked Weaknes.
OTHERWISE THINGS APATHETIC
Chicago 75
Minneapolis i
DUluth 2
Omaha n. 42
Kansas City ,.,,,. 70
St, Louis ., ii... 45
Wlnnenee 61
These sales were reported: Wheat No.
hard, winter: 1 car, 83c jso. 2 durum;
car. &zo. no. s mixed : l car. b3.c. uar-
ley No. 2: 1 car, file. Oats Standard; 1
car, 38V4c No. 2 white: 8 cars, 27Hc; 1
car. S7V.O. No. 4 whlto: 1 car. 37H& Corn
No. 2 white: 2 cars, C8c. No. 3 white:
car. wUc: 1 car. 63o: 2 cars, eiuo: ( cars.
62c. No. 4 white) 1 car, 61Ho; 2 cars, ttfa
No. 2 yellow: C cars, cic No. 2 yellow:
1 car, 61HC; 2 cars (lUo! 2 cars, 61o: 6
cars, COHc; 2 cars, cone: 7 cars, 60c. No.
i yellow: 1 car. COc; 1 car, tic, l car (dam
aged), C8c. No. 3 mlxod; 1 car, COHc; 2
cars, 60c; 2 cars, Wsic; 2 cars, &Ho; 4
Cars, G9Hc: 6 rare, 69c. No. 4 mixed: 1
car, 5Sa No grades 1 cor (barley mixed),
(8c; 1 car, 61c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
S3Utf(80c; No. 8 hard, 82 HQ 55o : No. t hard.
7wo"c; ino. a spring, svgtttno: no.
spring, mviifwc; no. & aurum, tunuoo;
No, 2 durum, HHc. Corn: No. 2
white 6iH5e; No. 8 White, 26JHc;
No. 4 while, 68fllHc; No. 2 yellow. 61V
10 No. 3 yellow, 60tfMlHc; No. 4 yel
low, Mtjwc; no, a, wuww.no. s, mm
60V40, No. 4, B7HSM0. Oats: No. 2 while,
SIHGSSUo; standard, 3SUc; No. 8 white,
S7H037Hc; No. 4 white, 37Q7Hoi Barley;
dialling, eiywc; no. l reoa, wuvjo. yo.
No. 2, 67QSo; No. 8, WG7c
CHICAGO GRAIIT AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TradlnK nnd Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. 7-Severe weather west
held In check today short sellers ot
wheat, but the crop scare did not suf
ficiently develop to start a Dig ouu mar
ket. After a modest' advance prices
cloneI nsv lit exactly last night's level.
Corn showed .a not loss of H33c to
He. oats finished unchanged ana pro
visions were down 2V4o to 2V4G6c
Snow covering, whether heavy enough
or not to prevent crop damage, was of
aWquttta extent t6 halt any excited buy
lWf 6f wheat. Every time the market
bulged commission houses would bo:omo
free with orders to sell, On tho other
hand, the west sent no orders to buy
and there w&s 6nly a temporary effect
from Antwerp cables estimating the an
sentlna exnortable surnlus at 40.000.000
bushels, the smallest total yet mentioned
tins season.
Restraint nn wheat bulls Came Dartly
from knowledge that in the Inst fortnight
as much as 2,000,000 bushels ot hard win
ter wheat hns been bought for shipment
from Kansas City and Nebraska to Chi
cago, Receipts hero for the weok were
tne largost ior any corresponding time
in more than five years,
Increased country offerings with pros
pects for bigger receipts led to a break
in the corn market. Moreover, the cold
weather had failed to bring about any
decided revival ot demand for feed and
there were rains which favored the crop
In Argentina.
Oats were sustained by fear that the
Texas yield would suffer harm from the
temperature falling suddenly CS degrees.
Expected larger supplies or hogs next
week made the provision market easy.
Longs wero more Inclined to take profits
tnan to give pn:es support.
Prices I3e off Slltchtty nt Opening
but Movement Checked and
Slost Representative Shares
Stationary Thereafter.
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Ncw York Cen
tral and Rook Island securities aaatn de
veloped marked weakness today. Other-
wibo tno market was dull and apathetic,
with the same dragging tendency of the
previous days of tho week. Prices eased
oft slightly nt the opening, but tho move
ment was checked quickly and thereafter
most of the representative shares wcro
almost stationary.
Now York Central was forced down to
&0'A by a continuation ot the persistent
selling which has mnrlted the stock re
cently. Earlier In the weok this stock
sold at OS,. The Rock Isiand securities
once moro reached new low points In the
history ot tho company. The common
stock fell to 0, tho preferred to UV4 and
tho collateral 4s to 41. Much ot the sell
ing of the Rock Island stocks was for
foreign account. It was estimated that
300,000 shares ot theso Issues had been
placed at various times In the Amsterdam
market, whence came a cons.derabio part
of today's selling orders.
Canadian Pacific was strong In the
early market, Influenced by a previous
rise In London, but later It receded. Steel
was again welt supported.
Forecasts of the bank, statement were
far from tho mark, instead of the pre
dicted cash gain of t8,wo,wo there was a
Iobs ot moro than t3,bO0,O0Q. Reserve re
quirements jvere reduced, however, by a
shrinkage in deposits, so that there was
a nominal increase in surplus.
Bond prices wore inclined to shade oft,
owing to the pronounced weakness ot
special Issues. Total tales, par value,
R 600,000. United States vs registered ad
vanced M, Panama 2s and 2b registered
tt and Panama 3s coupon 1 point on call
on the week. United States 3s coupon
declined U
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
SsJm. lllch. Loir, Clots.
Amalrunited Coddm ... I. coo liK 7itt it
American ASTiouuure ...
Amerlcin lleet Sugar.... ......
Amcricui Cd l,C06
American Can ptd.n..,. M9
American C it F....,.i
American Cotton Oil..... 1.500
American Ice Bicurillci,, 1,100
American jnaeea ,
American IrfKomotlre ... 200
Amirtcta B. 11 , Coo
Am. B. m lu pfdi. .. .....
Am. Suiar Iletlnlns ,
Amertoen T. T 500 114H
American Tobacco .....
American Mining Co..., 800 J7Vt
Atcnleon ................. UXJ Hv
AtcttUon ptt .i...i...,.t, ...... .i,..
Atlantlo Court Lin.... .....
Baltimore a Ohio........ 1,800 ' II H
utisienem bteel ...i u.
Art'olel Open, I High. I Low. I Closo.l Yes'y.
"Wheat
May.
July.
Corn
May.
July.
gats
May.
juiy,
Pork
Mar,
Lard
May
July,
nibs ,
May.
July,
MH dSU 22V
29 831i 89W KTH
C6U 60H tt CStt
66H 65 CGVi 654
2182Vi 80 2170 21 TTtt
U07H U0TH litott 1106
1120 11 26 1122U 1126
UC6 1165 1160 11 63
11 SO 11 80 11 Titt 11 80
lit
C2H
68H
38H.
39H
21 80
1107V4
11 Vi
11 67
11 SiV,
UK
IS
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XI
'H
41
61
nit
4H
t8H
1
SCTfe
tt
tit
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1
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81
10
noy,
lit
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37
83
101U
Wi
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s
Droolclrn Rapid Tr ,. (00 - II H
rjuiuian racino .ioo
Orntrtl Leather ..n... 1,100 It 304
Ctieaareak A Ohio,,..., too KK 6SH
Chicago O. W..... i i
Chicago, M. a Kt. P.... 1,100 161 10SK
Chicago, a N. W 200 13H 1MM
Oolerado Fuel A Iron,.. 900 8JH S3
Consolidates; Oas , ,,
Corn Product 709 12H 1JH
Delaware a Hudson
Denver & IUo Orange... ......
Denrer It. O. ofd.,,,,
DUtllltrV seoutltte .... 2,400 n
Prle t,300 81
Krle lat pfd....,..,.,.... 100 48
Erie M r(d ...... ...
Qeneral lOlectrls ........ 400 UW
Great Northern tM 11 Or)
Great Northern Ore ctfe, 800 II
IUtnoti Central ..'
inieroorougn aiet.
inter. Met. nfd... ........
Internitlotial ltarretter.. .....i
Inter-Martne pfd ........ IM
iniernauonal Taper .....
International Pums ..... ......
KanMj Cltr Southern... !0O
Acipaa iiae i ,,, ion
lAhlgh Valley 800 1SSU UVU 155 4
lyiuisriue m naanTiiie.. .,..
M., St. P. a mo, M. 400
Mlmourl, K. A T....
Mlnourl Tacltlo COO
National Blicutt
4.100 JH?4 214)4 2tVi
30
8M
13U
10JH
IM
83
185H
.18(8
1(T
17
2S
18
,0X
31
111
IKK
8U
113H
Sit
101
1SH
24
100
m
MS
48
l.a.l
"I
TO
II
lie
-
1114
I
I4U
1J5H
1SH
134H
tt.t
71
National Lead
N. Tt. R. Cf M. Id pfd
Mew Tor It central 13,100 1H- MH
N. T,, O. te W.i.t....,
Norfolk ft Weatern 1,000 lOITi 1MU
North American ..... .....
Northern Paclflo 1,M0 11Uj
raclht Mall ..ti i... 800 l4
PennarlTanla i. 100
People'! Gas .......i.n.. .....
P., C C. V Be. L...i i.. i.
rlttiBurgh Coal 300 22H
Pretaed meet car COO 42H
Pullman raJtce Car 300 1(8
Iteadlnc "... t. 17,100 l67i
lupunne iron u .....
Itepubllo I. S, pfd 1.. .....
Rock lalind Co 10.100 8t
Hock laland Co. "IJ.,.. 6,700 14H
8L 1m A S. V. id cfd i....
Beaboard Air Line., 4O0
'gettoard A. L. pfd KO
Hlo.fUieftleld 8. A I... .....
114
112
1
42H
1C1
31
27
81tl
13H
'it"
24
Eouthrrh Paclflo ........ 7,100
Koutn-m nauwar ...... I.ino
Bo. rtallwar pfd... 80
Tennessee Conpef i...... 1,800
.Teiai & Pacific. ......
Colon Paclflo 1,800 . lllti 141K
union racino pia .,.
United mil'i Itealtr
United Btatea nubber... 200 t
United States Steel 31.(00 UK
U. B. Steel pro...........
Utah Comer 1,300 U 84H
" -rarollna Chemical .. ......
Wabash .....
wabub pfd , ) ;(
127
13
t2l
27
118
4H
W
H
'4
104M
il
24ti
mi
121
3TH
22
43
1WH
1(74
'H
88
7
,4
21
IS
8H4
54
70
'4
42H
tit;
1S
Western MarjUiwI SI' I
Western Union 200 M4 'i I
Wheellnt ft I'te Krle
Chlno Copper 2-700 42U Pi
New iiifrn i wj h i it
Hay Con. Copper 00 tle It's
Total latee for the day. 163,000 shares.
New York Money Market.
NEW VOllK. Veb. 7. MONEY Call.
nominal: no loans. Time loans, weak:
sixty days. 2HS2 per cetjti ninety days.
iKtii per cent; six months, 3Viti3,.4 per
cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER 3i44 per
cent.
HTERLIN'O EXCHANOE-Eosy: sixty-
day bills. ll.roM; demand, JI.S575; com
merclal bills. II. S3.
SiLVEii-Uar. 675e: Mexican dollars.
4e.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
easy.
' Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows!
U. S. ref. 2s. reg... JIKk. C. Po. ref. t.... 88V4
40 coupon ........ IIVL. B. deb. 4s 1111.. Blfi
V. 8. Is. reg 103 It. & N. unl. 4s... . 11(4
do coupon 101 M. K. ft T. 1st 4s. 31
U. B. 4i. reg tllH do gen. 4U 84
do coupon 113 Mo. Paclflo CS
ranama 3s coupon, .10114 do conr. (s II
Arocr. Ag. is 101HN. R. It. of II. tm li
A. T. A T. ct. 4t. K . Y. C. t. 3Hl... 8144
AM. Tobacco s....lll da deb. 41 I8V4
, IIH'N. T. N. II. ft II. ,
. KH er. 3Hs Ti,
. 9SV.V. ft W. lrt 0. 4s. I4ii
.101 do cr. .., 104
. 84hN'o- Pacific 4s...... 84
. K't do 3s 41
, tlUO. H. Jj. rt.lf. 4s.... 93
. llUrnn. cr. 3Hs 1818.. .8IH
.104H do con. 4 1...100U.
. SSncsdlnir gen. 4s 084
, 14 S.. U A B. F, fg 4s 7H
. 8S44 d nn. C H
Chicago ft A. 3H8.. 84 .'St. L 8. W. e. I. tlii
a D. A Q. . 4s.... 87V4H. A. L. sd. Si..., 78
do gen. 4 .t 94 'So. Pte. col. 4s... 92
C M ft 8 P e 4V4S..103T4 o cr. 4s 884
C. n. I. ft P. e. 4s 41 do lit ref. 4s 3 ,
do rfg. 4s 73H&0. ruiiwar c iocH
C. ft 8. r A e 4H. IIVt. do gen. 4 7114
D. A If. cr, 4s lUnlon Paclflo 4s.,.. 87H
D. ft 11. O. ref. te.. 71(4 a tr. 4 33
Distillers' t do 1st ft ret. 4s.. I4l
Erie p. I. 4s 87U,U. fl. Rubber &9....103T4
do gen. 4s 78 U. 8. Bteel 2d ls..,102Vi
do ct. 4s. aer. D.t 7ST4V..C. chem. tt 81
III. On. lit r. 4s. 3 Wabash 1st ft ex. 4s CO
Inter. Met. 4Us 7!MUtcni Mil. 4 TU
Inter. M. M. 4Hl.. 87(4 West. Klro. ct. U. 3.s
Japan 414 50H''- Central 41 89
Bid.
Armour A Co. 4V4,
Atchison gen. 4s..,
do cr. 4a 1940...
do cr. It. .......
A. C. U 1st 4....
Bat. ft Ohio 4s
do la
Brook. Tr. ct. 4s.,
Cen. et Oa. Is...,,
On. Leather 81.,.,
Chea. ft Ohio 4Hs.,
ao ooar. 441
Iiontlon Stock Market.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-American securities
opened Irregularly and a general decline
followed in sympathy with tho weakness
In other sections. Covering caused a rally
near the close of tho market and finished
steady with values from U above to U
below parity.
Amsl. Copper T5T4tntrbor.-Met. pfd... 41V
Amir, Beet sugar... WHMtfWnN V SitiiSinci
Amer. Cotton OH... winter Hajvetter ,.,.110
Amir. 8. ft Ref 4874 Missouri nettle ,.. 27
Amer. Sugar rtef-..!0IHMo.. Kan. ft Tra.. 23
Amer. Tel. ft Tel..,.121U Lehigh Valler H
Anac. Mining Co.,.. 17H National bead ..... 4S
Atchlion 88(4 N. Y. Central ,. .. W'i
Atlantlo Cont L. .141 14 Norfolk ft Western. 104 H
Ilaltlmore A Ohio... (IWNorthern pacific ..114
Brooklrn It. T OlUncnnsrlranla 112H
Canadian raclflc.i.21IHPeopte's Oa 123
Chesapeake ft O.,.. 5S Pullman pal. Car.ttM
Chicago ft N. W....13IUneadlng It1
CM., Mil. ft fU. P.lOlUllock lslthd Car .. 7H
Colo. Fuel ft 1 3314 do pfd 11 H
Colo. A Southern.. 27 Southern Paclflo .. 97H
Del. ft Hudson. ..,157UBotithern It? ., 2tf.
Denrer A Itlo O... 1TH Union Paclflo 102
Krlo 30HU. . 8tel 63 U
U(k. Electric 147U do pfd H...U0&
at. Nor. Pfd.... lSlVWabash 314
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ten to Twenty Centi Lower
for the Week.
HOGS TEN CENTS UP FOR WEEK
Sheep of All Kinds Ten to Twenty
Lower Thnn Last Week's Close
Put Lambs Twenty to
Thirty Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 7, 1914.
T) An! tat m.s.As r.si. tfAM Qhrrt.
vuiciai ruosuay 4.323
(Jfrirtat of 10
Off lc lal Thursday ... . 1.7J7
vjinuiai r riaay 411
ii.5unmio naturuay .. w
13,074
12,067
9.2SO
7.SS9
3,600
9.141
4.SC4
7.670
C.31S
KS.S12
1.421
24,916
55.11S
62,310
62,So7
45,43
Six days this week. 12.930
Same dava last weelc.19.C0S CO.t
Same days 3 wks. nco.K.424 57.601
Same days 3 wks. ago.21,333 VS,i&
gamodays 4 wks. ago.l,7l2 C3.222
Same days last vear..l7.9SS C2.212
of cattle, hoes and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
The following table shows the receipts
1914. 1913. Inc. Dee.
Cattle 9&.S25 102,064 C.239
Hog .. .310,373 344.4S7 ..... 34,061
Sheop , ,,,..261,246 52,627 3,619
Tho following table shows tha range of
prices for hoes at the South Omaha live
stock market for tho last lew days, with
comparisons
extremelv bearish attitude on the part
or the buyers this week la given as the
bad lortdlllons surroundlns tho eastern
trade In dressed mutton and the un
usually heavy receipts In January at all
markets, making an over supply of
dressed meat to satisfy a slack demand.
The best lambs on tho closo are quot
able up to $710, though none here brought
over 87., and tho bulk of tho good ones
sold around I7.00ft7.26. A week ago most
of tho lambs moved at $7.20677.56. Yes
terday lambs sold to feeder buyers went
at 36 6017.00, and anything over 35.75 car
ried a fleshy top. There are 103153 lower
than last week s quotations.
Cholco handywelght ewes might bring
V.30, with the bulk of tho ewes here on
Friday selling around 35.00. Thcro were
more owes on tho market this week than
at any time this year nnd tho quality
of tho offerings on tho whole was fairly
good, though cholco ewes were scarce.
Best yearlings of the right weight aro
quotable at 36.50, with tbppy wethers at
35.75. What few wethers are coming aro
changing hands around 35. 2505. 50.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good, 16.9037.20! lambs culls. 35.5rTi6.50;
yearlings, light. 3S.3JIG.60; yearlings,
heavy, $6.2586.351 wethers, good to choice,
$5.5OS5.60; wethers, fair to good. $5.25g
6.50; ewes, good to choice. $5.15G.30;
ewes, fair to good. $4.6005.15.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Date. I 19R 1913.1912.11911.191O.19O9.1908.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2S. 8 UHsl 7 !U 7 4o 8 03) 6 91 4 29
8 U4 .0 Sl W
29. h 07ll 7 331 6 931
30. 8 1H
S27K
8 26
8 10
7
7 3t
1 S
7 30
8 17HI 7 42
8 Zoft. 7 46
8 38 7 SV
8 39(41 7' 62!
6
6 02;
6 86
6 05'
6 061
ft 09
6 06
6 00
I J Ml
7 4
7 26
7 26
7 34
7 41
7 42
8 12
$ 30'
8 3S
8 30
7 401 8 29
I 51
I 6 111 4 13
t 11
4 10
414
4 1?
4 26
4 22
4 13
6 22
6 03
5 91
6 04'
6 14
C 13
Sunday.
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 7. 1914.
Cnttlc Steady Hok Light, Strong
Sheen SInir.
- CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
rv- umrncii sieauy; ueevee, i.wip
Jteers, $6.6007.90; stockers and feeders,
.vvUa.iv, l-uwb ana neiiers, 80.owo.bv:
calves. $7.25010.25.
..HOQS-necelpts, 19,900 head; market
light, strong, others steady to weaker:
?.u KtH 60?6-70! li$M- $S. 45(38.70; mixed.
$S.4oC.75: heavy. $1.4088.75: rough, $8.40
8.60: pigs. $7.2&tI8.60. '
SHBEP AND LJVMBS-necelpts. 1.000
h-SSS-S! .wea'ern, $4.7606.83: yearlings,
$5.G5ir6.8St lambs, native. fS.7tvny7.7K "ti-ot.
cm, $6.753s7.80.
ICnnsas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITr. Feb. 7.-CATTT.vT?..
celpts 300 head: market, steady: prime fed
stf?IB' 8-60S9.25: dressed beef steers, $7.50
8.60; western steers, $7.00S8.50; southern
ha Union Stock yatds, South Omaha, jooo; 8toekers and feedera i6.mi.W
eb.( for twonty-four hours ending at 3 Mills. $5.6osr7.60; calvee, $660(210.50
the
Neb.
Cattle.Hogs.H'r s,
REXIEIPTS-CAIIS.
Wabash R. n
Missouri Paclflo Ry
Union Pacific R. R...11.. 1
C. & N. W. Ry.i east...i. ..
C. & N. V. Ry., west..... 1
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.... ..
C, B. & Q. Ry., east
C, 13. & Q. Ry.. westn.t 2
C, R. I. & P., oast..
Illinois Central Ryu
C. o. TV. Ry....i
Total receipts ?.
DISPOSITION-HEAD,
1
1
3
9
14
1
1
8
S
3
Ot. No. Ore Cits
Illinois Central .
Interborougb.Mst
881 Western Union
,.113 m iiavea
. 18
Morris & Co.
Bwlft &. Co. .t
Cudahy Packing company
Armour as jo. ...... iu.i....n
J. W. Murphy
QuotaUcm furnUhed tj
tin omsba Na lontl bank
Local Securities.
Barns, Drinker A C..
bulldlngi
DM. AskL
s 109
83H 83 Vi
05
ChlcaRo Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red, (ttii96Uc: No. 3 red, 94ft34tta: No. 3
hard, W09:Uo; No. 3 hard. WttGWio; No.
northern, aoviawiVioi no. 3 northern.
89$fttto; No. 3 spring, 9ViO90Uc: No. 3
spring, 8Sttotto. uorn: no. 3, coucoc:
No. 8 white, 6&0Vlo: No. 3 yellow, 61H
2c. Oats: No. 3 whlto, 8SVx839c: stan
dard, 40c. Rye: No. 2, 6Uic. Barley:
6072C Timothy 1 $3.76r6.S5. Clover:
$1!.0014.CO. Porki $!1.S0. Lard: $10.75.
Ribs: JU.OOIHl.w.
J.VIVA7 lllbilUi . icmjl VMQDi BT.
mark, cases Included, S74727HC; ordinary
tircuM, vyti7ti Allow., .1 TI.
uuiTi'iit rm: creameries, 21HS27C
POULTRY Alive: higher! snrlngs.
15Hc: fowls, 15c; turkeys, 16c.
CHEBSH- Loweri daisies. i7U17Uc:
twins, lCVitllSHo; Americas, 17?iQ'l&o; long
horns. 17H01T4c
lOTATOES Lower: recelnts. 45 cars:
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin red.
COflCSo; Michigan, Minnesota and Wis
consin, white, 630Sc.
1
NEW YOKIC (lENKltAL MARKET
Quotations 11 1 the Day On Various
Couintoilltle.
NEW TORK. Feb. T. FLOUR Oulet!
limit pateius, it fva.w: winter straignts,
$U5C4.5; winter patents, $i.40i&4.G3;
spring clears, $1.0094.20: extra No. i
winter. $3.65J3.75; extra No. 3 winter,
$3.3503.50: Kansas straights. $4.064.1A.
wiitiAi- iuarKei stcouy; jsio. 3 nara
...... v., v.j, v . j n.s.vo. ,vr. sou,
$1.0QHi nominal, elevator, domestlo: No. 1
norti:em uuiutn r. o, n.. oiioat: rsr.
1 northern Manitoba, $1.03H. f. o. b.,
afloat. Futures, steadier, closing Uo net
nigner: May. xi.i7-ie: Juiy. v.vac.
IlflPS-Kaiu: stntA comrnnn to rhnlri".
1913, tWIZO; 1V1Z, Z.tT.'4C.
iiiuis Rieauy: uogoto, sinft-3?c; cen
tral Ainerlc SlHc.
PETROLEUM Steady i refined New
Tork bulk. $5.28: barrels. $3.73: cases.
$11.25.
wooL-steaav: domestic fleece, xx
onto, XtTKC,
coim spot, nrm: new no. s yeuow.
70e. o. 1. f.. to arrive.
oatb-apot, quiet: stanaara wnite, 4Vs
5I5C. elevator; 1x0. 3, iirttvic; rancy
cuppea, (Mane.
HAY Barely steady: standard. 97UcO
$1.00; No. 1, ll.C2Hfli.Oo; No. S, SKXfjKo; No.
3. KVfj&Se.
i.KATitr.11 rirm; nemiocK iirsts, sue,
seconds, 2S$r29o.
PROVISIONS Pork, quiet: mess.
tzi&uuzt.w; lamii). ii.wi-ju.w; snort
cicar. wirw. ueei, steaay; mess.
$18.00313.60, fumtly, $19.00030.00. Cut
meats, ouu; picKiea peincs. 10 to 14
pounds. $12.25013.50; pickled hams. $li.00
Lard, quiet: middle west, $10.?&f10.t3: re
fined, quiet; continent. $11.60; South
America, $12.00; compound, dull, $S.37Hy
&62V.
TALLOW Firm: city, 6Hc; special,
ivc; country, oejvjto.
BUTTER Firm; receipts. 4.600 tubs;
creamery held xtras, 27fJX7Hc; firsts.
28t2Hc.
CHEESE Quiet and firm; receipts, 350
boxes; state whole milk, fall and sum
mer whits specials, UQlSHc; winter spe
cials. 17HtT17Hc
EddS-Klrm; receipts, 4,806 cases; fresh
gathered extras, 31833c; extra firsts, xv
30c; refrigerator best, SvQISc; nearby hen
nery whites, 33 39a
ir.3
84 14
B8U
Ei?
454
110H
S4K
31"
i
Auburn, Keb tt, ltlJ
Absraeen 1. a p. wo., is. iMi..,.., it
Amsrlcan Can 8s, 1823 84
Cdahr i'acklng Co.. Is, 1314..,.,... 10tU
Cedar Co.. Neb.. Rch. DIs. 8a. illS.t 83
Dltrolt Term. & Tun. 4H8. 18(lu.... 38
Deere ft Co. pfd 1 87H
Ilundee. Neb., ts, 1911...... 81
Des Moines, Kb. 4Hs. 1833. lOOVi
Fall HIT. Co., B. D 6s, 1883 11
Fairmont Creamer 7 per cent cfd.. 83
Fairmont Crcamirr ( rer cent guar.. MV4
Harrla Co.. Tex.. it, 1813.. 015,
ioa nr. t-Lt.Es. 1331 94
boote-Wlles DIs. Co.. 1st, pfd.... 1... 1M
Macon Co., Mo. ref. ts. 1811. 1...... 10144
Qltumwe, la., sea. 4Ut 100
Cltr ol Omaba 4Vis, litl M4
Omaha AC B. at. lit; tt, 11U.. 8H
Omaha ft a D. Et. Rr. pfd.. .11.1... 81
Omaba Rleo. U. & Von., pfd 83.
Psoitis Tel. & Tel. 6s, 1837. 9SVi
Punt Bound T.. LcP, 31, 1813.... S3M
tnlon dtk, Tds. StK 8m
Halt Lake toh. 4Ui. 1813 10
Swift ft Co. ts, 1814 1 89T4
Spokane ft Ind. E. II. It. Ce, 1828.... 84
bioux atr nit. 8s, i3...... ....... n
Sioux Cltr Stk, Yds. pfd.... 8514
Doatoa Stontt Market,
BOSTON, Feb. 7. Closing quotations
on stocks were:
Altoues it 4t Nerafla Cos. 13
Amal. Copper IBTi Klplislng Mines ... t&
A. Z. L, ft S i. 30 North Dutt 3U
Arltona Com. ...... 8 North Lake 8
Cal. ft Arltona 47 Old Dominion S3
Cat. ft Hcla....,..4l0 Osceola 81
Centennial HHQulncr ..in... 88V4
Copper Range a C. 3V4 Sbinnon 3T4
Eait Dutte C. M... lSSuperlor SO
Franklin 4Vi Superior ft D. M... $U
uranor uon uori ...........
Oreene Cananea ... 41 U. 3. 8. It. ft M... 4T
Isle Ilorale Cobber. ZZV4 as Pfd .....
Kerr Lake tSUtth Con. i '10
Ike Copper 9 Utah Copper Co.... 844,
Ia Bane capper.... winona a
Miami Copper ..... 23 Wotrerlne , 48
Mohawk 41
104
85
101
l",
112.lt
3.V,
10
108.1$
101
lM'.i
37
M
fa
lt
81
181'
100 li
M
m
:.8tt
Oils and ltoalii.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7. COTTONSEED
OIL Steady: prime summer yellow, $7.00
7.15s. March. H.13: May, $7.29717.50.
ROSIN-Qulet.
TURPENTINE Dull.
Dun's Report of Bank Clearings for January
Bank eishanrei In January display considerable Irregularity as eomptred with a
year ago, the total, accordlns to the statement prepared by B. tj. Dun & Co, which
Includes returns front 128 cities in the United States, emountlni to $10,100,835,390,
a decrast of 0.3 per cent. Tbe comparison with 1813, howeter, li much more favor
able, as a tain ortr that year is shown of no less than 7.1 pet cent The exhibit
by New Tork Is comparatively satisfactory, there being- sales tt that center of 0.1
and 0.1 per cent, respectively, as contrasted with the two earlier years. A portion
ot this improvement is das to greater activity in the financial markets, but It also
reflects soma expansion in ordinary business operations. Most Irregularity Is shown
lo the returns of tho outside cities, only two sections, the South and the Central
States, reporting an Incrtare over last year, bnt wblle tbe total Is 1.2 per cent smaller
than in 1013, there is a gala In comparison with two years ago of 8 6 per cent Boston,
Providence and Portland report more or less contraction ss compared with both years,
and thoueh there Is subitartlal Improvement at moat other centers, the total ot the
New England States shows losses of 4.6 and 6.8 per cent. Mott of ths larger citlos
in the Middle Atlantle States, notably Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Uoehoster
and Wheeling, show decreases from twelve months ago, but Improvement Is general com
pared with 1812 and there Is a good gala over that period. Logtes at Baltimore and
some other cities in the South Atlantic States occsalon some falling off in the total
ot that section from a year ago, but a fairly satisfactory comparison Is made with
1912. Gains at St Lonlt, New Orleans, Louisville and some other cities In the Sonth
mora than offset contraction at the remaining centers and the total is larger than
In either year. Practically all the leading centers in tha Central Btatea report mors
r less Improvement as compared with earlier eorreipondtng periods, sad tho total
makes qnlte a satisfactory comparison with both 1913 and 1012. Although a number
t cities In the Western States report gains over both years, notably St Paul, Des
Molncs, Sioux City, Omaha, Fremont and Lincoln, then Is a small loss compared
with last year owing to the falling oS at jMlnneapoltsDulutb, Kansas City, Topers,
Denvsr and stveral other Important points. The comparison with two years sgo, how
ever, Is eminently favorable. Exchanges oa the Pacific Coast are sllshtly less than Ust
year, bnt a small gain over 1912. Some loss, as compared with both years appears at
San Franrisco, Tacoma, Salt Lake City, Oakland and San Joie. and at Los Angelts,
Portland, Sacramento, Oakland and Ban Diego as contrasted with a year age.
JAMOIBX
K. Knglsnd.
Middle.....
Bo. Atlantis.
Southern...
Cen. W.st..
Western.,.,
racino....
Total,.,,,
If.T. City..
TJ. 8.
January..,.,
pMuir ...
Movent.,
Uctotr..
1014.
43 07tM
t.iiu.iiu.vss
OeU,u7U,483
BH7.BOO.4a7
M.75S.014.703
Slrf.llK) 35.098
Boll,4H,CO0
el7.3VO.UUO
e4i.sni.uoo
047.BU4.UOl
1913.
S964.ttS8.bB3
l,90U,Utli,7Si
46U.3SS.I p'J
3,071, SU.VU
ttU'j.bue.n'tt
t01,U3,,4a
0.1B.7'H,889
ejM.741.Wa
ilUot,75V74
$01 .4U3.UO0
Btfl.ilKlixX)
MU17A,UU0
P.C.
4.S
4.1
80
Lv
S
6,9
1.1
0.4
OS
- 0.8
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The total ot the Western States ts slightly lees than last year, ovlns to contrac
tion at Minneapolis, Duluth, Kansas City snd a number of other centers, but gain
are general over 1012, and there la substantial improvement as compared with that
period. The figures In detail follow :
48
12
1I0B.
... 719
... 650
... 241
... 1.877
4..2.071
.6,523
riAMH i .tt. ThM. tirrtre no cattlo Of any
consequence In sight tills morning and re
ceipts all this weok have been very llgnti
tho total for the six d.uys belna the smal -est
for a number ot years back, as well
as smaller than a year ago At tho same
time tho demand not only here, but at All
points, has been very slack, dUo to tho
unfavorable conditions prevailing for tno
last few weeks ttt tho largo consuming
centers of tho Country. Liberal receipts
two weeks" ago, free marketing of short
fed cattle by eastern feeders, and impor
tations of foreign beef, combined
to oversUpply1 the beef markets ot the
country, AS a result, for the last week
or two coolers have been filled with beef
that could riot bo forced into consuming
channels. This accounts for the poor
buying demand at all mantel points iasi
weok. Thus it haoftened that in spite of
moderate receipts at most points cattlo
values everywhere sunerea a snarp ae
cllno. licet steers at this market aro 10Gi20c
lower than a week ago, while cows ana
heifers are generally quoted lswswc lower
for the week. Stockers and feeders havo
eased off during the last two or three
days and they are safely 10Q15c lower.
quotations on cattle: uoou to onoice
beef steers. $8.O08.6O; fair to good beef
steers. t7.75ifiS.C0: common to fair beef
steers, $6.7C?.75; good to choice cornfed k
k.l.H ir.i!?tJ r. trnnA f. .knln. nnnra 1'
lunula. 4rv. I wtf I. I.J. fivuu ,v Wl.w.vv w,.a,
$8.2507.26: fair to good grades. $5.40fje.26:,
common to fair grades, $4.0005.40; good to
choice stockers and feeders, $7.50ft.00:
mil uuu Diui.nciB miu iccucio. .i.m,
7.60: common to fdtr stockers and feeders.
$6.767.25; stock cows ana neiiers, $5,751;,
7.w; stocK caives, 6.Diifa.io: veai caives,
S8.wqiio.vu; nuns, stags, etc., j.wirf.r&.
tjuwa.
A. Pt.
IIOOS Recelots. R firtfl V.o,i' m.rtr.
steady: bulk of sales. ttmMffi!
$8.458.62V4: packers nnd butchers, $S.304
s-ts5?UU,?.nt.?-'8-135 P'tfSJ. $7.007.75.
"SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts none;
market, steady; lambs, $7.0087,60: year
I'.ll'ij.fe766' wethers, $3.0006.60; ewes.
54.I&40.35.
St. Lonla LlTe Stock Ilnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 7.-CATTLB-Rece!pts
2u0 head; market, steady; beef steers, $7.60
CT9.25; cows and heifers, $4.25.60; stock
ers nnd feeders, $5.0037.60; southern
steers, $5.7508.00; cows and heifers, $4,003
0?)J-tt,v,38 $6-00311.75.
HOOS Rscelpts 8.CO0 head; market,
E'endy to higher; pigs and lights, $7.00
8..0; mixed and butchers, $&C038.80; good
heavy, $8.708.80.
SHBEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
garket, steady; muttons, $5.0Og.50; lambs,
f7.0Qj7.6o.
Slour Cltr Live Sttrlc Mnrhel.
SIOUX CITT, Feb. 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head; market steady; native
steers, $8.0008.20; butchers' stock, $5.508
7.00j cows and heifers, $5,25(6.50; canners,
$4.004.2,-i; calves, $8.50310.00; bulls, stags,
etc.. $5.750.75.
HOGS Receipts, 2,500 head: market
steady to weak; heavy, $8.358.45; mixed,
$8.30fi8.S5; lights, $3.2508.30; bulk of sales.
$S.25'S.40.
.SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Feb. 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 100 head; market steady; steers,
$S.853S.'J0: cows and heifers, $4.00S.ia;
calves, $5.0010.00.
HOQB-Rocelpts. 4,600 head: market
steady; top, $8.60; bulk. $8.2O.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200
head; market steady; lambs, $7.007.50.
Live. Stock In Slrxht.
NO.
1....
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8CS 6 78
HEIFERS.
510 6 40 3..
433 IH
, 48$ 7 40
Ul 7 a . 8 188 10 00
6TOCivh,RS AND FEEDERS.
HOOS Owing to the heavy storm and
cold weather of thu last thirty-six hours
receipts this morning Wero very light
even for a Saturday, estimates colling
for fifty cars, or 3,600 head. For tho
weU the supply Amounts to something
like 63,912, being a shortage, of 6,600 head
as compared with lost week, and better
than 8,000 smaller than the corresponding
week a year ago.
Packers did not seem at all anxious to
start out this morning, and consequently
the .rado opened very slow, very few
bids being made until after 9 o'clock.
When buyers finally did start out their
offers wer barely steady, and as sellers
wera holding for an advance it was well
alont toward 10 o'clock before a trading
basis Was reached. In the end, however,
salesmen were forced to glvo In, and
the bulk of the supply moved at steady
figures. Movement Was draggy through
out and it Was well along in the fore
noo.i before tho light receipts .wero
cleaned up. ...
Bulk of tho offerings sold at $3. 25
8,60 and tops again landed at $3.65. For
tha week prices show a net advance of
fully 10c. During the first half of the
week the market was in very unsatisfac
tory shape, but starting with a strong
close Wednesday a reaction set In, and
on Thursday enough Avon put onto values
to cover nil tho -early decline. Another
stroig trade on Friday placed values at
a point that .looked to bo a big dime
higher thnn the close ot last week. Thsro
wero hardly enough hogs here today to
make a good market, ond the week closes
with a alow, steady trade. Light hogs
probably havo shown more gain than
ths htavlcs, as At the closo of last week
they wero soiling well below tho range
of .he heavier stuff, but under the In
fluence of a fair demand they have moved
up until good even kinds, not too light
are tilling fully as well, and In many
caa s better, than the rougher grades
carrying more weight. It might be men
tioned that Values are now at the highest
point that they have-reached so for this
year, and this week top of $8.65 Is the
best price that has been paid since lost
October, when tops reached tho same
South Omaha .....
Sioux City
St. Joseph .,
Kansas City
St Louis
Chicago
Totals ...i
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
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200
.. 100'
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.. 250
.. 200
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Of sheep or lambs this morning, con.
sequently quotations remain the same as
" Llght'recelpts this week failed to keep
prices on both sheep and lambs from
slowly working lower, a at the close
yesterday lambs sold S0j30c lower than
a week ago, and ewes, wethers and year
lings fchowed a decline of about )CHf20c
The receipts showed a decrease of a
little better than 20,000 head last week.
The earn condlUona prevailed at moat
outside points and traders look tor little
improvement In tho general situation un
less tbe country keeps tho receipts within
moderate proportions. The cause of tho
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NHW TORK. Feb. 7. COFFEE The
market was steady. Prices opened 2 to !
points higher in response to steady Eu
ropean cables and reports of continued
steadiness In Brazil. Buying was checked
by continued full primary receipts, but
offerings wero light and tho market held
its advance, closing steady, 2 to 6 points
net higher. Sales, 9.000 bags. February.
9.20c; March. 9.25c; May, 9.45c; July, 9,65c;
September, 9.S0o; October. 9.85c; Decem
ber, 9.91c; Spot, steady;. Rio, No. 7, 9o;
SiPA0" No',4 12c'' mlld- dui Cordova,
13i31Cc, nominal.
Minneapolis Grain Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 7. WHEAT No.
1 hard, 92H5f92!c: No. 1 northern, S9Hfr
91c; No. 2 northern, S7HiS9tto: No. 3,
84V,ffS7Up: Jtav, S9140! July, 9040.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLEY 43064c.
RYE-64iC6Wo.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 6757Wo.
OATS No. 3 white. S63CHc.
FLAX-$1.49Wri.6:54.
St. Lonla General Markft.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 7. WHEAT No. 2
red, 93095c: No. 2 hard, S9HS93c; May.
924c; July, Sfittc
CORN-Wo. 2. 66c: No. 2 white, 6Sc;
May. 68Hrft68o; July. CGftSCTc.
OATS No. 2, iomottc: No. 2 White, 41QI
41;; May. iOttQWAc; July, 39c. 1
RTE 60c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-COTTON-Futures
closei steady; March. 12.19o; May, 11.84c:
July, 11.82c; August, 11.61c; October, 11.40c;
spot, quiet: middling, 12.65c; gulf, 12.30c.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7. COTTON-Bpot
quiet; prices steady; middling fair, 7.63d;
good middling. 7.31d; middling, &99d: low
middling, 6,73d; good ordinary, B.96d; or
dinary, 5.61 d, Sales, 6.000 bales.
Liverpool Grnln Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 7.-WHEAT-Spot:
firm; No. 2 red western winter, 7a 6d; No.
1 Manitoba, 7s 3d; No. 2, 7s 2Hd; No. 3.
7b lVtd. Futures, firm: March, 7s 27td:
May. 7s 2?id; July. 7s 27id. " '
CORN Spot steady; American mixed,
6s 8Kd; La Plata, futures, steady; Febru
ary, 4s SHd; March, 4a Hd.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7. DRY OOODS
Burlap markets were stronger as conse
quence of announcement of a curtail
ment of tho output ttt Calcutta. Linens
were In light demand. Cotton goods ruled
generally quiet, with some weakness In
print cloth yarn constructions.
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