Nebraska Newspapers

    Tilt; iu:i;. omaiia, ti:i:sdav. .iantahv 11.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A ttM II I. 4 Mis ,l)D
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-OltMZATlMN TKA"r--10. acres.
Kansas wheat bind, smooth, convenient
to two compel itl i rnilroad, towns,
schools, nc fsi'i pt lonuUy well located
body of choice, smooth, agricultural
linn; nothing better n inntkcl today,
adtolnlng farms producing 30 to 35 tin.
wheat. ,Vi to m) liii. rnin, oats, barley.
, want In direi t Kmrh with Interested
people; big profit making middleman
barred Address V '!. lice
K K II K A K A .
CHOICK KARM HAP.OAINS.
Oo-sera stock farm, fi.'i
246-acra, Cedar i-mint), $I0" per.
20-acre. bottom land fnnn, gVni per.
100-acre. Hurt county, Hi 30 per.
C. 8. ItKI.VKA,
Omaha Nat. Hnnk Hide. Ofnalia
loO-ACRf. farm, n miles south of UrctnaT
in miles southwest of Omaha, worth
$30,000 but I am going to sell It Janu
ary 1-. the date nf Wan I Smith s farm
sale on the place. Arrange to meet mo
there. Kd P. Oihha Tel. Hsr 1iV.'
FOR IIALK Rest larec holy hl--h marie
medium priced land In Nebraska; vry
little money required. I. Hra.llry, 'A'ol
haoh, Np. -o
A GOOI) little stock farm four mila
from Rlalr, Nab., all good bottom bind
will sacrifice for cash. K. Martin.
Little Falls. Minn.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat is Unsteady and it
Quoted Unchanged to a Cent
Lower in Price.
CORN SALES AT CENT HIGHER
OMUHA. January 10. V-l.
The raah wheat market wu unetradv ,
today, the receipts of wheat were good i
an. I there was a good demand, but lb- I
wheat hi quoted unchanged to lo
l"r.
t'orn acid well and ttia heavy receipts
did not hinder se'Ws. t'orn gold
hither to V lower, although most of the
sales wera made at 1c hlsher.
Oats receipt were fairly heavy and
were n good demand, selling unchanged
to t4p higher
Rye waa unchanged lo 1e higher.
Valley waa unchancd.
Liverpool close: Wheat. l-.d higher;
Horn. Id blEh-r.
Primary wheat reralpta were r.VC.OtO h i
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Large and Trade is
Slow to Lower Sheep and
Lambs Lower.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
malnef. ?:J: Jtirm'n Wlnessps. extra
fancy. Washington, $-00; fplmnbui gs,
V aahtnston. fain y. $2.i.
HONEY Tomb 24 sectional. $1.7S case,
Airline, f? doi Mi. t'imbleTs. $1 . eae.
F'ga: New. twelve 10 o., row.
Iatea: Dromedary. (V-a, t SJ caaej
atuffed. walnuti. $1 ST box; fard 3i,
l.'c lb.
VKiJKTA PLKH Onlonf tied, J'tc lb;
yellow. TV ; .iMinlrh. II T" i rate
ritcumbara, r of dor. ; teppera, .V basket;
cauliflower, J.V7S ciHte; lirussel sprouts.
ST lb ; rahhace. l'.c ll ; new beets, ar
rets, turnips. W dot : old beets. .arr.M.i.
Inrnlna inlahavaa Ilk. IK - litlilie tiP;d
l don.; 1,-iime .-hi It-. t cr.-lc . neceipta were
i... AI. . . Jin. lit. i ll.stiniate Moudnv
doit.; celerv.' MIchlKan. '- box .! Satno day last week
1 t.aralev. :v rl.. radisli.-a. e dor.. ! mhi fla ! weeks hk
CotHtoes Fed !!ver Ohlos l Ivi.
i Whiles. SI. K bu. SwiM-t ( utaloes ; Kansas.
S.v2."o i" bbl : .lereevs. i
I Southern, tl Oft hamper
I Nl'Tf No. 1 peanuts, raw. 'c lb ;
'n. 1 peanuts, roasted, Sc lb.; peanuts
l.lumho, S'v' lb.; pentiuts, .lunibo. roate1,
' t" 0 lb.; I'nallsli walnuts. No. 1. 1'Vi' lb ;
I filberts l.V lb.; pei ans. l-'e lb ; peaesns
l.lunihoea. ITSc lb ; lira -.Us, x- lb ; mixed
i nut", iSc In.
liipivmN-No 1. ru e, 4c lb : HY 1 lb.
.Nenrnsan wmi"
PMAHA. Jan 10. I!1'V
Ciittla. Megs. Sheep.
U.
x.v.rr
S....I
f..:'-i
i:.i:t
7.07
V.ii
1'-4
4 CVS
i;.mi
and ihimnBnti '.snH. hu mrainmt rinKlni Packaaea. S..Vi rase;
of 1 S71 AVI bii. ..ii'il shlili'iienis of. 1 om li i ow ing to quality. J'-vn'e lb.
bu. last vaar. I MI.VTI.IjANlOOl'S 'ornpops
MISiVTI.IjANIOOI'S 'ornpops. Vorn
Trlmarv corn rerelnis er t T75 0JV bu. I4ttea. U rase; enrnpops. kornette. one
and shlpmenta 4"l.w bu.. aeainst receipts j half cases. SI Mi cae; cliei kcra. rra-ker-
or
Same daya wii ks nun r. ?"!
Ssnie itav 4 weeks sun 7 M
i I till mi' div last vei r. . 1 li I
I i in ii'Miiwmn laiue Rnnwi uir i-f-n.i-
Icr rattle. hogs and sheep at th
imha l.lva Htiwk market for the yaitr
I to date as compared with laat year:
I i?m 1lir. Inc.
rattle 4.1 m :: m.'i
: II. ins 1IT,71 T7.n'i 40. '0
j Sheep 7.fth7 wt.tnft 4.047
I The followiiia table ahowg tha averaaa
rri fs of hcaa at tha Omaha live ato.lt
niurket for the lagt lew daya. with torn-parlaoni:
Pate. llis. Mi14.lli; .1131!
rec. I iToiTTrXTlJ
r.imo bu. and rhirinenls of iW7.nno bu. i lack, chums. XUt case; checkers cracker- ec. f7. S ' 1 h T ;
last year. ! Jack, chums, one-half cases. l 7n rss - I)c. 2: 71 T 14 1 T 97
MISslill'HI.
l'rtmsry osta riM-eints were l.SW.foo bu. I raited ieanuta. H .26 can. horseradish,
j and shlpmenta T.'i.oni bu. against receipt a $15 case. Honey: m i:i sectional,
of Wi nn.) bu. .mil shipments of Sf.ooo bu. , 13 7S case; Airline. ?4-a ot. tumblers. $' i
IK) you know that a 10 acre pecan or last yenr. ,casa. rigs: iromeoary dates. s-e
ch.rd on the Miislnni Oulf coast at I'ARLiT nKi'FMPTS. lease; new f.gs. 12-10 oi , Wc case: stuffed
J.:iil I Wlieat l ortl. liais ' nnir?. VMfiiiuin. JH..M mix, liliu
Ipeo. fc.
l'eo. M.
l'c. 31.
Ocean Snrinirs. w ill br nK yon
yearly for life. Prices low, monthly
payments, no Interest
W T. tM1TM CO.,
f 1!. fitv Nat. Pank Hldg.
TF.X AS.
SAl.K OH TRAPK.
IrrUrated truck farm. Hlo Cr.indn
Valley, Texas; 40 acres, all under cul
tivation. Jood Improvcmenta. J.'S City
Nafl bank Bldg.
jfllloBgo
: Minneapolis . .
luiliith
Mna ha
K ansas It y
St. Kouia ..'
Winnipeg
T hfse Siiliw
. ... 74
.... i:
... 2 7
.... 31
.... L'lX
. ... K.10
-cre reported
M7 U'c lb.
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KW VortK il.r.RAl. MARKET
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WISCOSIS.
todn v :
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. I.IV?.
No. 3 hard wniter: 4 cara. $1.13; "J curs.
$1 I1; 17 cars. $1,12; 1 car, $I11W; lb car.
l 11; t cars, $'.IOi; 7 oi', $1 10; 1 car,
$10, No. 4 hard winter: 4 cars, S1.0S:
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and . .1 sprln
general crop state In the unlcn, sottlerg ar. $!.0f,.
wanted; lands for aale. at low prlcra on
easy terms. Ak for booklet TA on Wis
consin Central I. and ilrant. Fxcellnnt
landa for stock raising. If Interested tn
fruit lands ask for booklet on app'e or
chards. Address Land and Industrial
Pept.. Soo Lino Railway, Minneapolis,
M1nn.
cars, linn- 4 cara. tl iln: 1 car. HlM. No. Iiith
1 car, Sl Oi'1-. No. 4 spring:
N.J. 2 durum: .1 cars. $1.12. No. 3
durum: 23-r. cars. $1.11: H car, $1.10. No. .1
mixed durum: 1 car, $1.11; 1 car, $ .10. No. 4
mixed durum: 1 car $1 0ft; 1 mr, $l.or. No.
mixed: 1 car. $1.11. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
$l.i. Corn: No. .1 white: 2 cars. (ViWc
No. 4 while: 4 cara 6c; 2 cars, txfc; 10
cars. ..c. No. 5 white: 8 cars. 2.-; 2 cars,
whit
i Oanlatlaai of the nay na
(nitimodltlri,
I NEW TORK, Jan. 10.-riifrR-Quiet
I sluing patents, SVMi'iig.V; winter patents,
.Y0i .: winter atralghts. $'i.."..V.ii...7
. Kansas straights, $:.fi(Hfn.s0.
WlinT-Spot. easv: No. 1 durum, $l."
f. o. b. New ''ork; No. 1 northern. Mu-
S ki T tv. 7
3h 7 04! 7 M
7 f
lau.ilt'.O iww.
TbV 1 131 "
i w 7 7H S X
f. n 7 To
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dc. Hue as lamba gl'houKii sun.' trader
thu'igh luea In the nged division a
U'tsrlcr lower 'n spots. lest ewes on
offer brought $1:'.. km I secial bundles
V. y ' up.rn. "'"' Seiiinff Presgure Prevails Durinff
.K'J::A':Tb:-rrlo::""rk the Greater Tart of
bu. trade In killers took tip practically .
all the forenoon, and up to midday pot I
much of anvthlng had beon done In the
feeder division.
quotations . n sheervand lambs: jmba.
rood to choice, ! 7:ltl0.i; lambs fair tn
aood, fi ;.ti lh- lamhg. clipped. o.fa up,
vearllnas. good to choice light $7.7.VfH.R'.;
vearllnss. fair to choice, $.. CVT7.10. ewes,
good to choice, $.txr(i; 3j, ewes, fair to
good. $..onvv00
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading.
t tlirW.O 1.IVH STOI K MaHKK.T
441e rtrm !!os Weak -aheep
Klmns,
CHICAtot. .Ian. 10.-CATTI V" - Receipts
H.OOil liesd, market firm, native beef
steers. $ JiW i. western steers. $ VW
I, cows and helfcra. Si lAfTt 40; calves,
$7.ooin mi.
HtXlR Reeelpta. v ono head i largest
day s totsl on reoordl. market weak, r.c
lower; bulk of sales. $.V.vfl M. light, Sa 30
fM.7: mixed. SA.tr-: heavy $n.fsfi4).;
rough. rv.i.iaj, ,,igs. f-i'-fi
KMMri' ASM l.AM!H-tec-lpts.
head, market strong, wethers. gMi.6.
ewes, $.'ofo.f.; lambs. $.s.rtpl0 fv.
Kansas tllr Stn-rU Market.
gt'si PITT. Jan. 1ft. CATTT.K Re-
S J, 7 14, 7 M T0Bj!Lt7Jl.Li -elpta. 14.000 hea. market stcadv; prime
Pate. l;.1. ,ll5.ilH .1S. ;1U.!111.110. '7 '"sTilW.: .VoVl..
7 is, 7 tWi 7 10 OR, S$rrB ,u,d feeders. 7r.tr 00; bulls. $.. tVIs
m I . " tl, Y .ui! I1 7 U fcfo- nival tl OUtSrlft fl
' 7 Sol 7 13 I "SI S SO i ll'rMl-Rerelpta. 17,000 bad . market
i n. I 1 wl K mil 1 ll 1 SM l..r' hulk ..f sles BU 4 70: heavy.
7 ivj! 7 go. ).( 7 7 i 47 ; R !ig.75: packers and htitebera SR.5'.rAi . The railway
AND 1. AMHS-Receipts. 1X,non
market steady: lambs. $ ?(yfrlo os
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6 74 8 SKI 7 62 00 7 421 S 61 . p.m.
b 7 0 o 7 00) 7 4: R .il PHKKP .'
7iO'7K87 11 ' I 7 1 S 60 hand ; mark
$1 32'i. and No. 1 northern. Mani
toba. $1..V.i. c. I. f. Ruffnlo. Futures
were easy: May, $1.S2.
CfiRN Spot, flim. No. 2 yellow, S7c.
prompt shipment.
OATS Spot, ttrm; No x white, rAii'Mc.
MAY-Ouiet; No. 1. ll.Z!al.z?s: No.
KTsI
t !l, 7 Kl.
(1 Mil S l.
R t!
7 14 6 W
7 li'.l R , 7 o7i
7 2I RUM 7 SiRJ3
Si.nlav. Holiday.
Kciclpts and disposition of live stocK
at the I'nion Stock yards. Omaha, Net).,
lor Hie twenty-four hours ending at
p. in. yrsterdsv:
IlliCKIlTS-CARA
CatUc.llogsuneep.il r.
yearllnas. J7 7fytfR.75.
ewes, ?.;.0ftfffr.ii.
wethers. $R Sitf7.:&;
No. 3. W(flWc; shipping, S'.'u C
MIltCKLLiKKiK's,
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SAI.K?
Rl'tc; 2 cars, file. No.
I No. 3 yellow: 1 car. R"Sc. No. 4 yellow:
i car. t.iiUic; a cars, iv.itc; 2 cars. K.V, No
" yc.iiow: i car, sic; 4 cars, KcUc; 1 car,
IU.II. a. mrrA Hoar ri ntinn nf VOUT Isnd . ' ' O " I i., , o vf.
and It to the Blnug City (la ) Jour- T: Lrl i c."
ral. "Iowa's Moat Powerful W ant Ad L, ' ' "' ""i i1' cari c' r,r"'
ilediuiri." Twetity-flva words every Fn-'. J"- "'': 3 tars, Jm-j 3 cats,
day evening. Saturday morning and , V- ; Wr: . .i ''
every Saturday evening and Bunday f or : J."ra i ,l"r"ct ' V ? f' 17'
on month, giving; alxteen ads on twelve j J1 4 J"r."-1(,h'' r rir- h.
different dsvs for S2: or 60 words, $4. or . '"cars. 69y:. 2 3-R cars, ..Ik-.
" t i:"",,'Jc: " ears. Mr; l car, o'; l nr
Largest circulation or any iowa news
paper; 230.000 readers dally in four great
states.
BRND your namo today; receive offers
from land owners; agents everywhere
free, linitad. Realty Associates, Jollet,
111.
REAL ESTATE
FOB EXCHANGE
rrs -fr--x-CI I k X T 1 10
S-room modern house In West Far
ns.m district near Tumor park; encum
branc $2,750; equity of 2.iort for land
worth the money; or vacant lots.
Might consider eottaro,
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Iou. 8WB. S10-20 City National.
WANT a good farm in eastern Nebraska
or western Iowa of around 2SO acres, in
exchange for cash and one of the best
general farms and bearing orchards In
Florida. Good aoil, pure water, splendid
climate, churchea, schools, many north
ern and western people. What have you
and what Is It worth? Address Ownei;,
; K 433. Pee.
FOR EXCHANGE.
An 80-acr and 200-acre tract In Central
Florida for good Omaha property.
CHARLV5S E. WILLIAMSON.
607 Paxton Mock.
Tel. Pouglaa S107.
FOR KXCHANGB 0 acres in tha best
Irrigated country: 7-room concrete
brick house, well finished: other build
ings good; Ri acres alfalfa; owner
wants well equipped garage In central
Neb. W. H. Smith, Wheatland. W yo.
TWO clear Omaha lots, worth $600, for
1S15 auto. Phone Colfax 2S34.
cars tUr: 1 oar riAf
w, - cars, :o'?c: 4 caj-s, 6id-; 5 ears,
jiic; 1 car, Wc: 6 cars, fitic; 1 car, 6hSc;
7 cars, r.V: 2-5 car. fi.lc: it cr ;.c rinii'
No. 3 white: 1 ear 43Uo Ktond.r.1- 1
4,o. No. 3 white: 6 cars. 42c; & cars. 41,c.
No. 4 white: l car, 41(tc; 1 car, 4iv,c. Sm
ple: 1 car. 40c; A ears, S!Uc; 5 cars. :9c;
.1 cars. 3mc. Hye: No. 2: 1 car. !2c. No ;!
1V4 cara. 90c. No. 4: 2 cars. isc. Parley:
4: ,1 cur, UHc. No. 1 feed: 1 car tWc.
Omaha Cash I rlces Wheat : No. 2 hard.
$1.14wri7; No. 3 hard. Sl.ffiWl.lS; No. 4
hard. $1.02roi.ftx; kd. 2 spring. Sl.lVtfl.lR;
No 3 spring. $1.12'fyi. 14; No. S d'trum. $1.11
3 'lL'runl' Sl.10ifX.il ; sample,
flocl rtii, Corn: No. 3 white.
:No-4 ,vh"e. R4S41Rc: No. 5 white,
WVBR2e: No. white. 6Syiiftc; No. 3 yel
ow. 7Vi9V4c; No. 4 yellow. 6Va66c; No.
K yellow. fi2V14c; No. yellow. Hp2c;
No. 3 mixed. fAfftA,-; No. 4 mixed, R-(rc:
No. b mixed, tui'dwc; No. 6 mixed. fvf,
rJX"W Wamo. Oats: No. 2 white.
i7?15c':.rt"'nri-r1- No. 3 white,
41,4j4:c; No. 4 white, 411i41Hc Barley:
Malting. R4'nWc: No. 1 feed SMffiOe. Rye:
No 2. 91VW4c; No. 3. gSKtiftOc.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logsn Prysn, stock and grain
brokers, 316 South Sixteenth. Omaha:
1 07V'i1.K
!s'. i
MOPS Quiet : state, common to choice,
4 cars. inc. lfil.". crop. Irt'fi2c; 1014 crop, 600c; Pacific t
coast, pita crop, utrihc; 114 crop, otiiii.-.
IIIPKB Quiet; Bogota. 3ffi31c; Central C.
America. 2!c. ''
LKATM h)R I'lrmj hemlock firsts,
34c: seconds. 824733c.
PPOVISION8 Perk, firm: mess. $19
H.7r.; family. $21 OOtiW 00: short clear. 1".."
i2! 00. Hecf. steady; mess, $1ii.6ii 17 o;
fainll'. $lS0ftfriR.fio. Lard, firm; middle
west. $10 2O!N0.a0.
TALliOW steady; city, 8c
woo: iaclai, o.
ni'TTF.R Steady; Receipts. 6,91! tubs;
creamery extras, 3334c; firsts, 2"lf32o,
seconds. 27tf'2Se.
f.utis irregular; receipts, T.nt cases;
fresh gatherod, fine, 37'4i't3Rc; extra firsts,
.riVib'Wo; firsts, 3o'x(rJi34Vic; seconds, ol'ij
22U.C.
CHEBSR Steady; receipts. 1,473 boxes;
state whole milk, flats, held bim'cIuIh,
IT-tifilSc; average fancy, 17(Snic: current
make, specials, ITtjlTVic; average fancy,
lRl'fr1e.
POULTRT Alive, unsettled; dressed,
quiet; fresh killed western chickens. Wd)
2Tc; fowls, 184rl7e; turkeys, 24132-c.
'.. M. St. v.
Missiiurl Pacific
I'nion Psclflo
t N. W., east
N. W., west..
St. !'., M. O..
II. A U.. eaet....
H. & y., west.
K. I. P.. eaat..
It. I. A P.. west.
Illinois Central ....
Chi., tit. Western..
Total receipts.
i
1
71
mi
M
4
1
M
12
t
.437
1
37
.i.
10
44
4
Itt
74
Co.
Artlc.lel Open. I Tltgh.l Iiw.
Wheatl
I Close ! Sat'y
1 SR
1 Wi
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1 TO 6 for loan on best class city
residences In amounts $2,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
TFTFRRTU'STCQljgfFarnam St.
ISANa'oa city and farm "property. Fire,
tornado, burglary and automobile In
surance. W. G, Templeton, 603 Be
Bldg. T. 1020.
WE are ready at all times to
make loans on first-class city
property and eastern Nebraska
farma. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO..
212 S. 17th St.
OMAHA homes, kaat 5'D"frk Jarra
n
May. 11 2RH',i 1 2T
July.ll lsl.'.l 1 lM.
Corn. I
May.i7RRflTRx 7"i
Jlllv.lTS'o,rr. 787
Oats. I I j
May.j4304S 49
July. 4704, 4714!
Pork. I I l
Jan.. I 13 W I Id US f
May.119 25-301 19 30
Lard. J I
Jan..' 10 22k.l 10
May.110 4H-60I 10 62HI 10 S7WI 10 4711 lo SR
Ribsy i 10 I10 t2l,l 10 60 10 ;2S' 10 47V4
Jan.. lift 42-4M 10 4S I 10 37.4' 10 3741 10 40
May.lM7'i-SM 10 M I 10 76' 1ft 7'. I 10 72'4
1 24 1 24
1 lVVjIl 174
78 ITRWR,:77X4ff
78 78fr78'i 77T4,fr78
4l 414R'4
" W 47HBI 47
1 76 I IS T5 1R R24
19 19 20-221 19 15
I I
10 174( 10 21A! 10 074
IS Bid. A Asked.
CHICAGO GRAIN AXD PROVISION.
Kansas City firaln and Provisions
Morris X- Co. ...
country, 74 I swift & Co
Cudshv Pscking
Armour fi Co
Schwartz Co
I. W. Murphv
Morrell
I.lnroln I'acklng Co....
f. O. Packing Co
W. H. Vansant to...,
Hcnton, Vansan & Lush
Hill & Son
V. R. Lewis
Huston Co
.1. H. Root & Co
.1. It. Bulla
L. I', llusi
Uosenstock Bros
1. tl. Kellogg
Werthelmep A Pegen
niSI'OSlTION H13AP.
Catlle.Hogs.Bheep.
. T'" 2.SR i.14
.1.320
. 7M
.l.SSR
vivaii c-t-tv Tai- in wira tv-. if. I. Hamilton ....
2 hard, S1.14Vsi.1r'; No. 2' red, $1 2o1 .2;,; I ''"Ivan Bros. . . . . . .
Mav. tl IRRtwl ta.' .Inlv li.iftakJfM.ift.. nnthschlld A Krebs
CORN No. 2 mixed, RHiSTOWc; No. 2
white, 70c; No. 2 yellow. "Oft'Uc; May,
.3c: JUty 74HC
OATS-No. J white. 434c; No. 2
mixed, 39040c.
BUTTER Creamery. J3c: firsts. 31c;
seconds, 2!c: packers, 19c.
FOGS Firsts. 27c; seconds, 20c.
POULTRY Hens, 13c: turkeys. 17c;
springers. 13e.
Minneapolis Grain Mark!.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 10. -WHEAT
Mlay. S1.221; July, $1.21; No. 1 hard,
$1.2fi; No. 1 northern. Sl.22Vtfl.24; No. 3
northern, S1.1S44p1.204.
FIX1UR Unchanged.
BAKLET 4t4iT3c.
RYE 93W04C.
WRAN-S1S.(x!riS6.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 73fj74c
OATS No. 3 white, 43Vltil0.
FLA X-$2.30'4 3oV.
Liverpool tSraln Market.
LIVERPOOU Jan. 10. WHEAT Spot,
No. 1 Manitoba. Lis 44d; No. 2, 3s 3d;
No. S. l?s: No. 2 hard winter, new, 12s 6d.
CORN Spot Amerlcsn mixed new, 10s
2d
FT.OTTR Winter patents. 4.,s d
HOPS In London, Pacific coast, 4.
St. Loala Oral a Market.
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Christie
HigKins
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
ClHssberg
Tinker. Jones A Smith..
Psnner Bros
John Hnrvev
TVimis A Francis
HCllne
Jensen A Lungren ....
Other buyers ,
Tolels
8
29
3
tn
1S9
3;tt
3R1
33
3R
112
113
404
4
R4
20.1
11R
305
271
2
., 13
23
52
R
?
91
RI
417
10"
77
101
9.V
.9.794
2.47.I
3.4JO
2.7(vi
240
l.l.vt
R.1M
3.1KH
6.413
g. I, oats I. Ire Stork Market.
ST. I-Ol'IS. Jan. 10 "ATTLE - Re
ceipts. R.Hii) head, market steady; native
beef steers, x. Mtii.iii; veariinns siecrs
and helfirs. S" " cows, tVfcujC.rto.
stockers and felers, SA(h7.2:i: Texas
and Indian steers, $S 'iVroO.M. cows and
heifers, $4.orM'i .vi; native calves, $R ".(
10..'.
SHEEP ANP LAMBS- Receipts. 7.7O0
head: tnsrket lowei; ycaiiiiiKS, 77 .Mlrfi
7h; lambs, $V.O)ti'10.:ii: ewea. t.i.'Ou7S.
SENTIMENT IS TESSIMISTIO
NEW TORK. Jan. 10 Selling pressure
prevailed during the greater part nf to
day's tires. ilar tradltut. with variable
and substantial declines In some of the
mora active Ismies. Sontlmont over the
week end apNared Inerealncly pessi
mistic much of today s liquidation being
ascribed lo out of town olnts.
Labor Irouhlea proved more than an
offset lo the improved foreign selling and
the assurance of the attorney K.-ncral
that the I )cpn rtmetit of Justice Intends
to adopt n more lenl.t Httltuds toward
Innocent offenders of the anti-trust laws.
United states Steel continued as the
pivot around which the market revolved
in Its fitful periods of a. ttvlty. opening
at R7. a sllcht fraction over last week a
close. I lie Mock soon fell to s.;i- This
was prior to the Issuance of the Decem
ber tnnnase statement, an Increase of
about R17.o.i tons in nonfilled orders over
the precedlns month.
Mcel hardened elightly on this exhlhlt
and other leaders also moved upward
fractionally, but receded In tha last hone.
Rtel a minimum unotatlon was made. In
the final itealiniia, the Mock closing at
R6'. a loss of 1.
Actual weakness developed during the
forenoon In all the oil stocks, American
Smelting and other metals, the automohlln
group and recognised war shares. Theae
issues were at lowest Invels at the close
list waa under restraint
throughout, new Haven proving almost
the sole exception bv Its esrlv rise of
2 points, which was feofelted later Total throughout the country. Omaha was also
sales of stocks amounted to iWu.kiO shares. ; nhcnd of Ft. Louis and Winnipeg on
ranV'ru'ata tWilln.'Tn' S '- ,,"t -,,hU"
bonds, that Issue rising 14 per cent to KanaHS City.
11. 4. Totsl sales of bonds, par value. ! KhlnmtniK of corn and oata were liuht.
GRAIN RECEIPTS ARE HEAYY
Stock in Storage Ahead of Last Sen
son for First Time in Some
Months.
CORN AND OATS PRICES ARE UP
Heavy grain receipts since Pstuidsv
csrloads, divided as follows: Wheal.
2"7; corn. 141; oats, forty-one; ty. elnht;
bstiey, four, have Increased the Omaha
stocks In Rtorstre until they sre In ex
cess of this date one year ago by Riiv.m
bushels This Is the first time In months
when the stocks stored here have been
greater than during the corresponding
dates of 1914 Shd 1913.
stocks In Omsha elevators now and on
the corresponding date of last cnt. In
bushels :
Now Year aco.
Wheat l,3fi7.of :.7
Corn R19.n0"
fists 1,2V ftf.1
lb,. 99 000
Hurley S0.O0O
Total ,...3.6W."OH
It will h noted that tha greatest gutn
is In wheat. This. It Is asserted. Is due
to the continued advance tn price dnrinn
nearly all last week.
Omaha Tassee 4 hleaa".
In the matter of receipts, Omsha passed
Chicago, that market having a total of
3.:s cars of grain on sale. It Including that
sent In from the primary markets
..flftft
iltut
l.l,.i"l.e.lll
t 111!
I 1,flell
2.717,fiOO
hut there was a falling off on wheat on
Sloas Mir I br Stock Market.
SIOUX CTTY, la . Jan 10 CATTLE
Receipts 6.&"0 head; market steady; ns
tive steers, $a:.Vir7X.. butchers. ' 'itR.v:
cows and heifers, II.VvdR JR; canners. $176
)4S0: stockers and feeders, jr. .fii i in,
calves, SR.tXf'l'J.OO; hulls, stags, etc., tl 2R
7ftft.
H Ml-Hecelpts, ii.,nni lesit. niarfet i""
16o lower: besvv. $! .WW R W ; mixed. $;4 If I
.: itgnt, n i.4.: piiik hi fhi. s, l. i ' (nu.i iaihsr
Vi i Kswiwikii l Mllo
SltBKI' A IV I ' LAMHS Receipts. :in
head.
were S4.960.nfln.
I . . f ...1 CI.... V. J . . .
cell. account of tho embargo having been
Number of sales and leading quotations laid against practically all of the Atlantic
and some of the Gulf ports.
i v i no marset on c.ih .!. - -
s 'strong and higher, hut on wheat on ar
i count of the heavy reeelpta here and
im I elsewhere it broke a cent.
Wheat sold at $1.0fi to $1 15; coin. 0 to
RR cents, a cent above the prices Satur
day, and oata at S4 to 4SV cents. 4 cent
hliiher.
on stocks were as follows
Sl". Hlh
Aians vmm a.MO
All!-C3ialinini l.gti
Amsrlfsn KVa-t Sur 7i0
Anierl.-sn I "in 3B.ft..l
American laOootnetlTS .... l.W
Anirrl.wii h. a n tl.hl
Am. SalR. rM H.M1
Am Husar Rsllnlng
Ainarliau Tl. A 1I
Ainfllran Telrro AiA
Anai-i.n.la l iia.r aU.1
Alfhu.in l.ian
I.Hldstn lromntlvs .... li.loii
lisliimora a Ohio 's
. Ui'thlrhsm Klael fiHI
, Mr.,alvn Raplr Tr ,M
t'aiiti.riua I'atn.laum .... 14.11m
ana.llan Pacific 7l
M.V,
ii'-
M
1 1CV
llila
1 hU 1II.W
1
a 1,
1"7S
114
H
4l
74
L'W. t'lfWA
3.0.
Itt. Joseph l.fre Rtnrk Market.
fT. JOSEPH. Jan 10 C ATT1 E- Re
ceipts. 2000 bead; market steady; steers,
$R.i"A(i9.00: cows anil heifers, $4 0Ji..V0;
calves. S(l.fKVfl.t.2.V
Hons Receipts, 9.000 bead: market
lower; top, SR.70; hulk of sales $R.4uSRi.
SHEEP ANP LA M B8 Receipts, S.MV
head, market slow; lttinha, $9. omifo. 10.
12.R7R
well
1.RR4
iTrir
as all
6
Featarea of the TradluK and ( losing
I'rlces on Hoard of Trade.
t.ri.lIf!.A(i0' .Jan- ! Notwithstanding
that wheat today at first showed strength
the market later became neavy on ac
count of a liberal enlargment of the
l nlted States' visible supply totol. Brices
closed weak. ,fr-,o to lo net lower with
May at $1.24, and July at $1,17411.117.
torn scored a gain or V. e to Vie and
oata of 4c to Vn-e. provisions finished
at a range varying from 24 off to 174
advance.
Enlargement of the visible supply total
received emphasis from the fact that the
record at the corresponding time last
year was a decided contrast, the 1916
figures having showing a substantial fall
ing off. Absence nf any signs of fresh
proceedings from Europe tended further
to ntscoursge the otills. Bearish sent!
no sdeqnste relief had yet ben given to
jreiBni congestion at tne seaboard and
at Intermediate terminals.
Transient strength In wheat during the
first part of the session was due chiefly
to higher nuotatlons from Liverpool and
to a decrease in arrivals st Minneapolis
and Puluth. The final abandonment of
the effort to open the Pardanellea ap
peared to have bullish effect, and so did
the commandeering of supplies In Italy.
I As for the diminished receipts north
I west, however, there was more than an
I offset later in reports that Canadian
I wheat waa coming to Minneapolis, one
1 firm alone having obtained about a hun
j dred cars.
- ... , , . . , 1 , t -1'-. v ill wriu 1 1. m nrw iiikii 1.1 ur nil u
6NAP FOR PqlOlofcjD. for th mi rro Ta11t n ' 00(1 yMro
nouse, lliuuin "-e; JmH ehloflv ,,.n,..ll,l.
w ijuc - - - rtrinari.a "7tx ,1,n,;",o sf loe nuns. near sn sentl-
101R Omaha National. Phone Iouglas 7m. , ment waj) ,U(runlnted bv ,he fact that
1100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. u.
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th & Farnam Stg.
MONEY on hand for city and tarm l'";na.
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loans. 6. 64. rer cent
J H. Dumont A Co.. 418 State Bank.
"CITY LOANS. C. Q. Carlberg,
U Brandels Theater Bldg.
310-
REAL ESTATE
XOKTH HIUE
bat: Urge lt: Py-!1
51 " ''ti'sa)l5(.i cash, balance n' maraet afterward easen
UimiUia. UIll ' - ' rtaa
I 1 aeti mollin. '
TEBBENS, IM Omaha Nat. Bk
esponslhle
off a good
CATTLE This market.
other markets, were heavllv loaded with
cattle, there being large runs everywhere.
By reason of the large offerings tha ten
dency of prices was generally downward.
The trade at tills point was a little slow,
l.i.iM'a KaI...t !n-ltiia. to analt advtcea
j from other points before filling their op-
ucrs. For that reason It waa wen aiong
toward midday before enough business
hsd been done to really establish prices.
Stock cattle and feeders were tha first
to sell, the demand for that kind being
quite good, while the supply waa light.
Prices paid were about steady with last
week.
Killers of all kinds started out alow to
a little lower.
Well the trade continued slow all tha
ST. LOTJ7R. Jan. 10. WHKAT-No ?ldav the cattle kept aelling and In tha
red. S1.2R; No. 2 hard, nominal: May. I end a good clearance was effected. Prices
$1,204; July, $1,144. ranged all the way from steady to as
CORN No. 2 71iw37V: No S white 7 I niu. h as 10c lower In many casea.
437240: May, 7s4o; July, 7i;.tr74c I tjuotatioiia on cattle: Caood to cholca
I).
REAL ESTATE
WKST KIIE
8-BM. C0TTAU1-BAKA1N
West Farnam district; all modern. In
fine condition, east front lot on paved
street; close to Leavenworth street car;
4 block to school snd adjacent lo valua
ble property; lot 4.1 It ou waul a
big bargain Tel. H. 7166.
OATS No. S, 4c: No. 2 White. 4;1;:.
Coffee Market.
NT0W TORK, Jan. 10. COFFEE A
further sharp advance attracted consid
erable realising In the market for fu
tures and reactions followed, with July
selltrnl Off from 7.46o to 7.3oc. while I'e
cember reacted from 7.7Bo to 7.57c. The
market opened firm at an advance of
4 to 13 points and the active mouths sold
1ft to 17 points above Saturday's closing
figures on a good scattering demand from
Wall street and cotton traxio sources.
Firm Brazilian cables encouraged the ad
vance, but there waa scattered aelling by
trade interests as well as realizing oil
the Improvement of 60 points from the
lowe level of last week and most of the
gains were lost in the later trading, with
the market closing net unchanged to 2
points higher. Sales. RR.OOfi bags; January,
7c; February. 7.08c; March. V.lfic; Apr I,
7.21c; May. 7.2i;e; June, 7.32c; Julv, 7.37c;
August. 1 41c; September. 7.4fic; October,
7.61c; November, 7.56c; December. 7 Rlc.
Spot, firm; Rio 7s. 84e: Santos 4s 94c
Delays In receiving cost and freight of
fera are still causing more or less con
fusion, but it waa reported that Rrasil
w aa offering Santos 4a at 9 3r.c, basis
English credits. Noon cables reported ad
vances of I0u to l.V) reis In the Brazilian
nmrkets. Rio exchange unchanged.
F.vaporated Apples and Dried Frnlts
NEW TORK, Jan. 10 EVAPORATED
APPLES Pull and essy: fancy. 94fyl0c;
choice. 74WRo; prime. 64fi"c.
DRIED FRUITS -Prunes, firm; Csll
foinias, 4llc; Oreirona. 7Mi4c. Apri
cots steady: choice. 74c; extra choice. 10c:
fancy, 12c. Peaches, easy: choice, 5'4'u54c;
extra choice, 54c; fancy. R.c; raisins,
steady; loose muscatels Tfrr'c; choice
to fsncy seeded, T't'nc; seedless, 94Ji
1U-.
Lire "lock In ttht.
Receipts of live stock from the five prin
cipal western markets:
fettle. Horn Sheep
Chicago 22.0UO gs nun 26.ooit
Omaha lo.rmo 12.600 l,io
SloUK Citv 6,Rltt 10.000 111
Kanaas City 14. 00 17.00.1 is.nfti
H. Ixuls 6.800 ?0.i0 2.70i)
Totals...
.. .5,9v 147,800 59,900
New Tork Money Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 10. MERCANTIL1J
PAPF.R 334 per cent.
8TF.RLINO EXCHANGE Sixty-day
bills, $4.71; demand, $4,764; rabies, $4 7rt.
SILVER Bar, 644c; Mexican dollars,
4S.c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
TIME LOANS Flaslar; sixty and nlnetv
days, 246'2 per cent; six months, 2t'3
rer cent.
CALL MONEY Steady : high. 2 per
cent; low. 1 pr cent; ruling rate, li
per cent; last loan, J per cent: closing
bid, li per cent; offered at 2 per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
aa ioiiowb;
SwMo. Pan. rr. .'.a.... 4J'
M N. T. C eb. ...11H
101I4N. V. Pltv 44S .. I.v.
101N. V. giate 4a ..1IJ
1UJN. Y . N. II. a H.
110 ct. nm
lOltiN". 1-autrta 4s Jlw,
111 to
10;sO. B. L. raf. 4a.... tn
, luTif. T. T. ta. .. t
, MPana. ooa. 4s !V.i,
. W do san. 4Va l.'l'a
. wiSHaadlna sen 4 M
P.H. L. AV H. F- r. 4a. 7s
Is Ho. pae. r. 4a to
clo rr la 19!
te ref 4s tar. 0.
r.
17. S. raf. Is.
so eoupos
V. a la. ras
do couDon
V. tl. ta. rs
Oo eoupoa
Panama la soudob..
Am. gmaltara
A. T. A T. o. 4Wa..
Arraoar A Oo. aus .
Aiobaaoa san. 4a....
Bal. Ohio 4a ,
l5. hatllle ut
has. A Ohio 4Wa
C B. Q. I. 4a...
0 M P s 4va.lflit
c. r. i. a r
1'hl.aa.i 1 W
' lileaso. M HI. P
I hl.AKO N W
I'lilrai.. It. . tk V. Ity..
I lillin l'.iper
1'iuorart.i Kiiel a Irtm.,..
:rurlt.lr laai
Ilenynr It. 1 ptd
I'Mlllars' ta., urltlaa ....
Krla
lianvral KlarlrlC
Ilraat Nnrltiarn fd
Ili-aat No. Ut rlfa
i!iiic"iihalm Kipluratloa..
Illliiola IVnlral
Inlarlwiroujtti iVm. Corp..
liiN.lralloli 1'oppar
t -tarnaalmial Harraal ar...
Kanaaa I'ltr Moulhern . . . .
lamlfh Vsllair
Ix.ularllla 4k Nashville. ..
Mcalnan Patrolaum
Miami Topper
urt. K. a T. D(d ...
Mlaamirl l'a Iflo
Nallunal IllmuH
Nattnnal t.ad
Navsda Copper
ntw 1 ork l ant ml
N. T , N. II a H
Norfolk A Weatara
Norlhem Pa.lrio
Parlflo Mall
Pa. Iflo Tal. a Tal
Panttaylvanla
rullman Palaca Car
Ha- run, Copper
Readlns
Hapuhllo Iron g tftaal....
HnuUiarn IVtrlflo
Hiilhern ilallwav
Slildat.akar roninany ....
Tannaaaea (ti,ppar
Taxaa INimpatiy
1 nlnn Parlflo
I'nlnn Panlflo pfd
I ultod Hlalas Mtawl
t H. Steal pfd
t'tsh Vapir
Waalarn t'nlnn .......
Waatinshnua Klaolrlo ...
lYenara) Mnlnra
walaiah H pit .
International Manna pfd.
4.3m
:nm
S. akHl
SUI
'i.ion
I.7.W
4.0.11
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42. . .
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...m 7 h
.. asa I 4ft
..loan 10
I aft
ft
(14
1 , wais swayen wnn corn, nomestic ne
1 mand was fairly good, and there win ex
port Inquiry.
Provisions had a notable advance, de
spite the huge supplies of hogs arriving
here and st other western centers. Big
exports helped the provision msrket up
ward, but selling by packers caused a
react Ion.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No 2 red.
tl.224: No. 3 red, $1.2?Vil.2S4: Nn- - liard.
$l.224fl.22: No. 3 hard. $1.19'i 1..'04. Coin:
No. 2 yellow, old. ii4t' 'L': -No- yellow. x,, Kouthem. SjO.at'rj'ji.."n
new. 71fT724c: No. 4 v.lille. m w, .i' 1 ' fi 2T. Tin: Oiiiet: S4l.24i41.'
At London: Spot cupper. i:sR; futures.
S;: electrolytic. C14 Spot tin. 176; fu-
Metal Markrt.
NEW YORK. Jsn. 10 .-MKTAI.S-Lea1,
& 90. Spelter, not nuoted. Copper: Steady;
electrolytic. t73.Vrf?4 25. Iron: Steady: No.
j 1 northern. S2fi.2JrVjW.ri; No. 2. $19.'r.ti 20 25;
o. -. 41?. 10
REAL ESTATE
VACANT.
1 7-!4o. Pats: No. .1 while. 443J 45 4' : stan
, dard. 4ii 7c. Rye: No. 2. W9c. Rai ley : RtiW
iM: reeil. I llllOtnv. ,J"l.:. cinver,
l.0iY(ii(rt. Frovislona: Fork. $19.75; lard,
$1ii.iirVn t0 2..; ribs. V.b'u 10.374.
Bl'TTKR Steady : creamery. 30rvt?3,?c.
KUciS Ixiwer: receipts. 2.776 rases:
I firsts. 27i2Rc; ordinary firsts. 2S4'u."7c;
KXKHAIN L'lT. I at mark, cases Included. 22'r ."..
On Iike St., no ft. west of Telephone IH1TATOKS I'nsetiled; receipts. 1R cars;
i car lines, am imiirov enif nta, i.Micnigan, v iitconnin. nuiinr..'.in i
good district. Builders ikota whites, iii '; Minnesota nn ia-
hensr.l owner Iknla flhioa. fliV'fl.l .00.
P41PLTRT Alive, nigner; iowis, is-:;
springs. Itk-; turkeys. !!.'.
a. ehn r ae
perfoi t. full lot
tsk notice ' I
lures, 175 15s.
Spelte. (Mi.
Antimony, 115. Lead, (32.
REAL ESTATE
SOUTH
SO. OMAHA property,
Johnson.
45U S. 23d. John
REAL ESTATE
SI IU KHAN
Henaoa.
4, ROOM Mi.il'KRS
HEN Si IN HOME.
$150 cash, balxiice monthly Install
ments buvs s good t'.-room all modern
home "at 2319 N. 5jth St . Benson.
H A. WOLF.
S14 Ware Block. Douglas e08.
4 Alton Market.
NTTW TORK. Jsn 10 COTTON' 45 pot,
quiet, middling upland. 12 lv. Sales, 00
bales.
ttton futures opened stesdy; Jan
uary. 12 46c; March. I.'-; May. 12 86c;
July. 13.02c: October. 12 7:c.
Cotton closed generslly 1 to 7 p"lnt"
net lower.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 10 COTTON Spot,
firm; good middling, S R2d; middling. .2d;
law mJSdUng. 7 KJd, sales. lO.otu bales.
OMAHA l.KXl;R4L MARKET
BEEF Ct'TS Ribs: No. 1. 184e; No. J.
164c; No. S, 12V-. I-oins. No. 1, 204e;
No 18c; No. 3. 14c. Chucks: No 1.
Sc-'Nn 2, S4c; No. 3, 84c. Rounds: No.
1 'l34e'; No. 2. 12e: No. 3. 1l4c. Flatea:
No. 1. S'ac; No. 2. 84c; No. 3. 7c.
PRt'ITS Orantrea: California Punklst
Navels. Jals, $'.'.25 per box. Callforna
Sunklst Navels. 96s, 'ff. $.' 50 r box;
California Sunklat Navels. 112s, $175 per
box; California flunkirt Navels. 126s,
$2 85 per box; California Sunklat Navels,
IhOa. SWia, 174a. A50 per box; California
Sunklat Navels. la. 216s. 2hus, 11.71
par boa. Iamons: Golden Hol 3Xs,
iHm, 6.rt per box; Silver Cord. MD per
bos. Grapefruit: RRa, 46a. Ms. UW par
box; 64a. alia, $3.76 per boa: Clear star, all
sties. 14.2a per bos. lira pea: Malatraa,
fl.'am 00 Per bbl . Rananaa: Medium
sis bunchea, IIA0"1.7V bunch; madlum
site. Jumbo, S3 "il-W bunch; rearular
olxaa. JXimboa, p oHilt bunch; extra
large Jumboa, $3 00"i.2&' bunch, Mam
mnl a lumtMia. SR alalrjSIC b 1 1 o. h I T-m n-
I 1 . . I i St 1 fan . M w.w
APPLK44 iBoxea) Kotna Beasuriea. goa,
$L7; extra faiary Joaathana, Washing
ton, n.0t; JCewtoo PUifsliia, SXOtr; Arka-n-saa
Blara. X1f; "W a K rva re, 3 J6; Deii..
ous. (-hi. Gruiaeaf iauldsui. KuO. j-ear-
Sogar Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10 -SI'O.V R-Rsw,
steady: centrifugal. 4 3!fi4.5Jc; molasses,
3.56'i'3.75c. Refined steady; cut loaf. 6.5e.
crushed. fi.75c; mould A. 40c; cubes, f. buc;
xxxx powdered, 6 10c: powdered. Rose;
fine granulated. 8.96c; diamond. 6 95c. Fu
ture opened ateady today and at noon
were at about Saturday's closing level.
Militia to Drill
in the Auditorium
Adjtitsnt (lenersl Halt, Malor Stir
rlcker, Major Klsasser and Csflain Ystes
of the Nebraska National (uard have re
quested the city commissioners to grsnt
use of a portion of the Auditorium 1 ase
ment for armory purposes for the local
battalion of the guards.
The matter was referred to Commis
sioner Wlthnelt, and the understanding Is
that tha request will ba granted under
specified conditions. The guards will pay
for tha light and will postpone drill on
any evening when tha space might ba
needed for other uses, which would not
ba often. .
It Is the intention of tha guards lo have
their regular headquarters and drill ooee
a week in this basement.
Head Tha Bee WojiV Ada. It pays!
beeves. 8.Un4lJ.76: fair to Hood beevea
7.4iif.OO; common to fair beeves, $6 iti-iJ
7.26; good to choice heifers. $6 aVtfJ.oo;
good to choice cows, $6.76Qi6.oO; fair
to good, cows. $5. 26(226.76; common
to fair cows, $4.0OdT6.O0; good to choloe
feeders. $86f7.iV; fair to good feeders
$6.40tl.80; common to fair feeders, $6 60
o.4u; good to choice stockers, S7.0OW7-1;
fair to good stockers. Srt .6jr7.00; common
lo talr stockers $6.6mff6.r.: stock hslfers,
$5.7646.75; stock cows, S4.7orii6.2fi; stock
calves, iC.Miil 60; veal calves, I7.00ijj9.6o;
bulks, stags, etc. $4 7rvrj6 2R.
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HOfl.S Arrlvala were the beavlesD for
a week oM-ner in a lung tlma. BuppUea
were estimated at 164 cars, or u.600
head, a gain of 4,10) over last week,
more than twice as large aa two weekg
ago. and 5.500 larger than a year ago.
I'nder pressure of heavy receipte at
all points, and especially at Chicago,
where 8;..0u0 head were eatlmatad, the
mikt broke rather sharply this morn
Ing. Shippers bought rather freely, but
insisted on a Iu1jC decline, taking good
huKs at $6..V$ .i, with a few loads as
high as $6.6.1.
Packers made their opening bids at
prices that were right around 16c lower,
but had to raise their hands a little be
fore much of anything moved. The Im
provement was slight at the best, for
when h..ga finally l.esan to move freely
It. was si figures that were largely 10
jc lower than last week's close.
It was well along towards midday be
fore a decent clearance was made, oit
prices lemuined about the same all
through. Close wss mure or less uneven,
and while some sellers thought It a little
weaker, others claimed they were able
to do better on the windup than at any
other time.
Oeneral market wss Just shout ItVfMRo
lower. Most of tlie sales were made at
H.MnclS.go. with unite a sprinkling of
lishts around $6.404i6 46 and on down. Sev
eral loads sold as high as $4 46, the dsy's
TOD.
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day In weeks was on nsnn today, euti
mstes railing ror seventy-nine cara or
IS.irtt hesd. This Is 7,6s Isrger than last
week, four times as Inrgn as two weeks
sgo. and more than l.tfal greater than for
the corresponding Monday of last year
Heavy runs both here and at Chicago
were the order of the day and price de
preciations on all kinds of fat stuff were
the rule from the outset. First bids on
lambs looked mslnly a quarter lower, snd
the market was a little slow tn setting
started although a few sales ware made
on early rouuds at liaftvlbe lower figures.
Three decks of choi' e light Mexican
lambs that sold at $10 Ono were better than
anvthlng here on 'ast week's close
After first rounds trading became more
active, and the msrket turned out fstrly
satisfactory, considering everything. Pig
end of the supply hsd moved by noon st
Kices that ranged largely around l'JI.'.c
low last week's close In addition to
the early $10 Oh sales, choice 86-pound
lambs later brought the aame figure.
Hulk sold from $9 k& downward.
As compared with total arrivals, sun. '
piles of aged sheep were moderate. As (x
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offsringa, and sold at about the same
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Postal Clerks Want
Circulars Dropped
in Boxes Earlier
Manufacturers Are
Starting Year With
Money in Treasury
R, W. pesley. newly elected president
of the Omaha Manufacturers" association.
starts hia administration with a mem
bership larger than tha association hai
had In any year In tho past. Twenty-one
new members wera signed tn 1915, and
the new officials now take over the run
ning of the association with a total ot
JfH members on tha rolls.
Ft. A. Leussler. tha new treasurer 01
the association, takes over the booAS
with something over S400 In tha treasury,
which la an eKceptlonally fine little bal
ance with which to begin tha year.
The new offloera and new directors
have already decided upon a gtrenuoug
campaign for nw membership. All of
Oreater Omaha, which Includes what was
formerly Dundee and South Omaha. Is lo
ba Included In tha campaign, and the
whole district is to be thoroughly can
vassed. The directors also have been assigned
a. definite duty for tha year. They are
each to write a totter once a month to
President llealey, suggesting new lines of
activity and work to be taken up by the
association.
New Postmaster
Asks Wharton How
to Be a Success
William C. Roaecrana called at the post
office and was Introduced to Postmaster
Wharton. Mr. Rosecrans has Just been
appointed by a grateful president and
senator poatmaater of Ashlsnd, Neb.
lie had heard what a bear ot a post-
At the monthly meeting of the Postal master uoionei v n.non is anu
Clerks' association, held Sunday after- several 01 . .uv .........
noon. It wss decided to hold their an- Bo he wanted to get first-hand In-
nual ball on Lincoln's birthday. Feb- j formation on how to conduct an office
Iaondon Block Market.
IjONPON. Jan. 10 American exchange
on the stock market wss easy, with cable
transfers about SJ.TR. American seourllleg
hardened on the lower exciiunrn rales.
Although the government raised the buy
ing price of American nonua rrom h "
Va a point Quite h good business was
transacted.
HI LVrTTv Bar. zsTad per ounce.
MONEY 44 it44 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES Short hills, 6'i per
cent; three months, 64 per rent.
ruary 12. A resolution was adopted fa
voring Senator Norria' pronoaed bill
placing all offices, including the post
master, under the civil service regula
tions. A resolution waa also passed en
dorsing Congressman Randall's bill mak
ing six hours of night work equal to
eight hours of day work.
The clerks are also anxious to have
business men send In their heavy circular
mail early In the day. ao that it may be
worked during tha day. They say that
It Is a habit of the business houses to
save their heavy circular matt until the
last collection in the afternoon, and
hales. Including of.,5tr.i round bales and
tut, 921 bales of aea Island, the census
bureau announced today.
Cotton f.tnnlag; Report.
nriBiitMnTnv -a. irt r . , ... . n ., ,4
prior to January 1 waa W,643,7S3 runnlnj jthls piles a heavy toad Into the office
taie in tne nay. so mat 11 1a unci, im
possible to handle It until the next day,
thus causing delay.
A committee of three waa appointed
to confer with the postmaster and to
work with him to have him take It up
with the Commercial club to see If some
action could not be secured.
for
for
$8,-
Baak learlnajs.
OMAHA. Jan. 10. Rank clearings
Omaha today were $3.969, 471.6s, and
the corresponding dsy last year,
Corrick Carries
Merriam's Proxy
to Moose Meeting
r. P. Corrick of Lincoln, chairman of
the Nebraska state progressive commit
tee, went to Chicago for a meeting nf
the progressive national committee last
night and Tuesday.
Mr. Corrick carries 1 the proxy of
Nathan Merrtam of Omaha, who is
really the progressive committeeman
from Nebraska. "On account of the
press of business at home at this time,"
said Mr. Merrtam, "I could not get away
Just now, and I gave my proxy to the
state chairman. Mr. Corrick."
A big banquet of the progressives wag
hold at the Plarkstone hotel In Chl
cago Isst evening, snd the meeting
of the national committee la to be called
to order this morning by National
Chairman Oeorge W. Per Ins.
Mr. Men-tarn says arrangements will
likely be made at this meeting for the
progressive national convention.
Just Why Kelly
is Stepping Up So
High Right Now
Tom S. Kelly, the genial general agent
of tha Travelers' Insurance company, la
In receipt of a telegram from his higher
ups, which reads:
Our records Indicate that you qusllflnd
for sixth plsce for volume new premiums
and aevenih place for amount of Insur
ance am"ru .11 'lie com"Hiiy's scents'
life department for 191R with over $40n.O00
paid for lo your credit. The officers of
the company and your friends at home
office glorv In your wonderful record gndj
congratulate you on your success?
That gives title tn a gold medal and
plains why Tom is stepping so high
right now.
Mort Theise Sues
Miller for Big Sum
A business dispute between Rome
Miller, owner of the Millard hotel and
Mortimer M. Thelae, lessee of the build
ing, has resulted In a suit for $50,000
damages brought by Theise against
Miller. The dsmages are asked, It la
alleged, because Miller hsd Theise ar
rested, without good reason.
suciessfulty. Petroleum V. Nasby Whar
ton declared warmly that It will ever ba
one of his highest pleasures to aid and
assist In any way within his power and
under our glorious constitution any poat
maater. even a democrat.
Mr. Roaecrana' father was a cousin to
CJoneral Rosecrans of civil war fame. The
new postmaster wag a painter and deco
rator prior to his appointment, but hao
been suffering from lead poisoning for
some time.
Vagrant Dies Two
Minutes After He
is Placed in Jail
J. H. Brady, convicted as a vagrant tn
police court yesterday, died - two min
utes after his incarceration In the county
Jail to genre his sentence. Brady's Ufa
began to ebb while making the trip from
the (Mty Jail to the county Jail In the po
lice patrol, and two mlnutea after hli
arrival at tha latter plaoe his heart
stopped beating. Brady was 6S years of
age.
RELATIVES ARE SEEKING
FOR ONE HENRY WALKER
Where Is Harry Walker?
His mother and alater at O Brien.
Wash., are anxiously awaiting news of
his whereabout. Tha mother Is ill.
A letter from the sister to the. chief
of police etatea that Harry war adopted
many years ago at Sioux City and may
not be aware at this time of the Identity
of his real parents. His family name Is
Osborn.
Detective Donshue of Chk Punn'a of
fice has the letter of Inquiry snd is mak
ing a diligent search for Wa ker, whu s
ssid to h4 :7 years of age.
WILL DIVIDE CITY INTO
THREE GARBAGE DISTRICTS
The city council committee of tho whole
Informally approved Commissioner Ku
gel's plsn of dividing tha city Into three
garbsge districts for convenience In haul
ing. Bids will he solicited for taking the
garbsge from the city at three loading
stations which sre to be established. Last
year the city hauled garbsge to one point,
but the addition of South Side and Pun
dee to the garbage system makes shorter
hauls a neressit).
Three Bound Over
on Holdup Charges
Claude H. MeAvoy and Byron Travers,
charged with tha robbery of the Ringle
drug store. Twenty-fifth and Davenport
streets, Dwcember 29, were bound over to
the district court with bonds fixed at
$1,000 each.
Harry B. Butler, arraigned for the rob-,
bery of the Nels Jacobsen saloon, Thir
teenth and Dodge streets. New Year's;
eve, was bound over with bonds fixed
at Sl.OOO. Alt three men will be arralgnedi
Wednesday for breaking and entering
Ducky Holmes' saloon at Fifteenth and,
Capitol avenue.
UNION PACIFIC LAND CO.
ELECTS ITS DIRECTORS
At Union Pacific headquarters was lielo
tha annual meeting of the stockholdeis
of the Union LatiJ compsny. The VnloiJ
Lend company la a holding company ol
the Union Pacific, having charge of th4)
lands and townsites. At the meetirif
Claude B. Matthat had charge of th
proxiea and as dlrectora elected W. A(
Harrtman, R. (. Lovett. C. C. Btlllman,
C. B. Seger and Alexander Millar, alt e
New Tork. Boms time In the future th
directors will inet In New York and elect
officers.
rarttrular Invaatraanl advtre about .pa. iii
aruntlaa. tn THK onD I.OT RV.lfW mifc
llahed Bf Jaha Mutr A 1 'o . at mb r Sa
York Rtorx girhant ft H o !
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