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EXPO EXHIBITS; IN OMAHA
International Harvester Company
Will Brinj Duplication of Prize
Winnert to Convention.
ALL OFFICIALS WILL ATTEND
Implement dealers, who attend the
ttid-YVeat Implement realer" conven
tion, mil) undoubtedly see the greatest
display of Implements ever made. In
t'tnaha.
ThoM dealers, who were not fortunate
ftiouah to attend the San Francisco ex
position last summer, will have an op
portunity to see duplicates of mort of
the machines displayed hy the Interna
tional Harvester company, thirty-six of
which were awarded grand prlr.es by
the Jury of awards.
The Harvester company haa just com
pleted a very fine, large tractor ahed
at their building. Eighth and Capitol
Kiftinp, where six modela of International
mogul and Titan tractora will be on dls
jtlry. An -K Mogul tractor mill alao
le on dlsplsy In the baaement of the
Auditorium.
Tha company will also liave an elabor
ate display on the first floor of the
Auditorium during the convention, while
the general dlaplay of Implementa on
their eample room floor will be the
largest ever ehown bjr thla company lit
Omaha.
Tim Omaha, Council Bluffs. Lincoln,
ftlnitx City and Crawford general agen
cies of tn Harvester company will be
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Eighty-Nine Can of Wheat Ee
ported In. with Prices Unchanged
to One Cent Lower.
S Viii.l Tri; refli.-d. steady. The market
for fututra r fnmi-r rtry hnvini hy t'u
Inn iiilnio'ita. rio-inv fiiill points hitther;
enl, 3 Ions; .Vmih. a ; May, a.iSv:;
Ju.y, i 1 1c ; t-ctiiilier. a.tuc.
OMalli .Kr.Kl MIRK KT
CORN SELLS ONE CENT HIGHER
OMAHA. January 15, lWfi.
The miieat market waa very eloady to
day ahd the receipts were very ftoori.
1 Ught y-tilno cars -ie reported In and
wheat S'lld tint hanicd to lo lower.
Over V) cars of corn were received on
the local exchange today and the best
gradca sohl lo higher, while the poorer
corn aold lo off.
Osta mere very atnady, selling un
ChaiiKed to '.c lower.
Kvff ami hurlpv wirn tinrlianceil.
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to i fun hlx . xtra fancy, 'all sires, U Jlt'hnx
nKKP C1.'TS-Ulhg: No. 1, H'ic; No 2,
1t.Vi', No. a, J2.jr. Umi. No. 1. DV(rc;
-No. 2, l ; No. a. Itc. Clunks: No. 1, 'jc;
No. 2, Mc; No. J. '?. Kounia: No. 1,
l.S'.c: No. 2. UV-; No. 3, 1 1 c. I'lates:
No. i. !c; No. 1, tijc; No. 2. ic.
1 1 Hiiih I'lHtiKfy: (HIiiornlH Punklst.
naWs, t. f..'i hox; ( iillfornla. Hunklst
navela, 12 36 hox; California Hunklst
navels, ', 1"is, I'-'.iin hox; California K1111
Mut navels. 1 1. 'a. t.!.i!i Imx; California Hun
klsi navela. V-''ih, tl if) box; Cnllfornla Hun
klt r.n.-ls. l.'iiis. L"a. 3-l. H.'pO hnx; fnll
forula .unkiet navela, 17. $.1 Tfp box;
California Hunklnt navela, :()0n, zi'n,
U (i box. l,oinnn; floltien Row), iOa
l"i.H hox; Silver Cord. 3''. ,Wa. 14. M box
Ciripefrult: ,V.a. 4h. Ms. H.7.'. box: tVla. Sim
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Enn for the Week Liberal in
Spite of the Extreme Cold
Weather.
J77.00U bu.; corn. 1;I7,0)W bu..; oala, l".m.(MD
bii.
Liverpool oloaed with wheal H'uld
lower, and corn unchanged.
rrlmary mheat recelpta mere HT.nOO bu.
and ahlpinenta of 2".1.0ii0 bu., ogloat re
celpta of eH'i.iKio bu. and ahlpnu-tita 'f
1.177.WI u. laat year.
I'rimary corn rc--lrla mere W.Oon l.u.
An, I HhlnmMiil m rxt AIM IriHl hll.. MUfllOat f'C-
celpta of 2.;t.7.0Pt) bu.' and ahlpinenta of
l.Vl.Mm bu. laal year. ,
ITImary oala recelpta were Trn.fVio bu.
and ahipmenta of 7SI.(i bu.. annlii"t re
celpta of 1, 17.1.0) bu. and ahlpinenta ul
1.1KM00 bu. Inat. year.
CAR LOT RRCEIPTS.
Iieau v 01 n.
HOGS HAVE BIO SATURDAY RUN
OMAHA. Jnnuarv 1j. W.
Herelnta war: C.t:e. Hoga. fl'ieep
Official Monlay ll.JOf, 13.774 1'.12
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Chicago
Mlnneapolla ,
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Omaha
Kanaae City
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Winnipeg
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I'heae aalea were reported today:
Wheat No. H hard winter: 1 car.
1 o.r 11 ix- 1 care. tl i",: cara,
i.ii.
I14:
ll.U!
hard
2 cur.
cara.
1 nr.. a 11 04 Kainnle: 1 car. i."-. 1
car, SI.W); i car, 9nc' 2 cara, !. No. 3
mixed: 1 car. Il.l. No. 2 durum: S cure,
111,'); 1 car. No. a mixed iluium:
1 car, SL. 12. Kye-No. 8: 1 car, Hr
)yNo. 4: 1 car, 65c. Com-Nu. 3 while,
5 cara, ky. No. 4 white: I car. tl'V'i
6 cara, 7c; 2 cara. O'.v.c. No. I. wlilt:.
cara, fic; b :ara. Sic; 1 Car. 64'c. No. 3
vellow: 1 car. 70c. No yellow: 1 car.
fide; 2 cara, 7'4c; 1 cur. 7c. No, 6 ycllo ;
2 cara, tf.'4c. No. yellow: 2 cara. Me;
I cara, Sc. No. J mixed: 1 car, Wr.
No. i mixed: 1 car, cm a. 7c,
cara, tir. No. r mixed: T enra, 45. pe; 1
cara. 64',kc. No. mixed: 1 car fwhent
mixed), 64e; 1 car, W4c: cara, 2e; 2
cara. l'4c; 3 cara, file. Sample: 1 car,
7V4c; 1 car, fllMtc) 1 car, 1e: 4 cara, ";
1 car, 2uc. Oata No. while: 1 car.
4c: 1 car, 4:ihiC. No.' 4 white: 1 cur,
4.1'ic; S oar. 4.1c. Sanple: 1 car. 42Hc.
Omaha Caah Prtcea Wheat : No. 2 hard,
1.1-Vn 1.17: No. 3 hard, H.lo'i'ill.M; No. 4
bard. ll.A3ViW1.tiS; No. 2 erring, 11.141
I 17; No. 3 aorlnif. Sl.liai.lS: No. 'J durum.
S1.12ji1.l3: No. t durum, ll lKd 1.12; aani.
t-le, 9;citl.t. Corn: No. 3 white, W,t
iSM.c; No. 4 white. fKfffSTUc; No. fi
whlta, (I'lW: No. white. KWilc! No. 3
vellnw. '(itOe: No. 4 vellow. fiiiViTlo;
No. 5 yellow. -V.J7c; No. 41 vellow, .Wt
Me; No. 3 mixed, liVfiHaVnc: No. 4 mixed,
(aiiK.T'ie.'. No. 6 mixed, f..1Kt)inc; No, 6
mixed. WiliWtc: eample itilxed, W'!ii17,tC.
Oata: No. 2 white. 4l,if44V: atandard.
44'tM4'4c; No. 3 white. 4:iVM.T4c: No. 4
white. 4.Tic4:i1,c. Harley: MnltlnK. tWi
7(c: No. I feed. S7ricffiC. Ilje: No. 2, 91'if
92c: No. 8, ftn'iifllc.
Chicago cloning prlcea, furnlnhed The
Dee bv IiOgan & flrvan. atock and grain
brokefi, S15 Houth Hlxtcenth, Omnlia:
L" an'.. 10 40 I'lOf.-. I 1ft 40 I 10 M I 10 4TH
May.l 10 r, ' 10 ! !' 10 70 10 M I 10 T7'
July. I 10) I 10 t74 10 K-K W 7Vj' V) W
Itlha. 1
Jan. .(10 40-4.'
May. 10 75
July.!
10 K
19 6
wi 1 A r.. ,4 rura. II li'4: 2 cart. 11.11. No. 4
ture of the convention, eaped.lly .t- winter: CX U;'
Tractive TO mifnuuonw inrn win w
the lecturea on dlverairied farming, live
atork, alfalfa and corn to be given by
Prof. Holden of the agricultural exien
eion of the company.
Ales Lease Will Attemd.
In addition to Trof. Holden. there will
If a number of officiate from the Chl
rji headtiuartera, Including Alex
Igge, general manager; a Ncbraaka,
man. who grew to manhood at Ilogere,
Nh.. and itlll owng a very fine farm
at thla point. William Bromnlng. gene
ral Bulea manager, will be here, alao
K I.. Heea. dlatrlct aalea manager, for
merly of Omaha; F. W. Helakell. ad
vertinlng manager; C. O. Aaplnwall.
manager of titan engine aalea; C. K.
Alllaqn, manager of drill aalea, and W.
V. T'ape, manager of wagon aalea.
A. .11. nice. N. V. Vincent and E.
Totea of the American Peedlng Machine
company, whoaa llnea are aold by the
International Harveater company, will
3d li Omaha during the convention.
Oliver Works to
Show Tractors at
The Auditorium
The Oliver Chilled Plow worki opened
It Omaha branch In June, 1914, at Klghtl
and Douglaa atreete.- The bualneaa grew
o faat that In May. 19IB, the Allen build
ing at Tenth and Farnam gtreeta waa
leaaed. The company la highly pleaaed
m ith the bualneaa developing In thla terri
tory, The Oliver factory at South Bend, Ind.,
rovr r IW ai rea of ground. The capacity
la l.iV.000 plowa annually and It la the
lariten plow factory In the world. Within
the ground of the Oliver worka are five
mllea of railroad tracks and two loeomo
tlvea are owned by tha company to do
the .witching exclualvcly for tho factory.
Anot'ier feature of the Oliver mrorka le
1lh fuel that they ow;n their water worka
r.VFteei,, mhlch-haa a dally -capacity of
1.5 OW gallon. " .' ' '
At one time the Oliver worki devoted
their entire attention to the manufacture
of plowa exclualvcly. letter other llnea
mere taken up and today the line Include
t low, (latere, cultivator, barrow and
i number of other farm Implement.
The Oliver company control the I. M.
Fe liter Implement and Carriage company,
Mollne, III.: Ftaylnr Plow Manufacturing
pompitny, Atchlaon, Kan.j Thoma Mann
Jact iielng company, Springfield, O., and
a numlier of amaller concern making a
line of Implement. Thla gle the Omaha
Mwm-h a fine line of everything that goea
'IMi farm Implementa.
In 'he manufacture of tractor plowa the
11 err factory haa taken a foremoat part
ind hn given much time and attention
o making amall tractor plow and their
le- elopment. The Omaha branch put out
ivrr soo email tractor ploma during the
I' "lowing aeaaon.
t'urlng the coming Implement ahow the
")"'r company will ahow four dlatlnct
ypf-.i of amall tractor plow at It build-n-
at Tenth and Farnam atreet and alao
t Ita exhibit In the Auditorium.
Date.
Ornpea: .MaltiKft, fi.MiHOO bll. Hananaa:
Medium air.o biinrbea, S1.VXlil.7S bunch;
medium elxe Jumboea, 2.flo'i2.Ro bunch;
recular aire lumboea, S2.rH2.75 hunch;
extra large -Jumboea, S.I0ri.1D5 hunch;
mnmmoth JuinbocM, il.G"'3 7f bunch.
'ninberrlea: It 0 per bhl. and up. Dates:
I'romednrv, ,'Ha. 12 So ear: furd, 12c lb.;
eturten, wninuin, ii :u uok. h iga: in'w.iri..
rnw, 6'4c lb.; No. 1 peanutH, ronntd, Sc
lb.; peanutH. .lumbo, (Cc lb.; peanuta,
Jumbo, roaaled. lb.; Kngliah wnl-
nuta, No. 1, hr lb.: rnellnh walnut",
No. 2, lliVJit lb.: fill-erta, ISc lb.; peeana,
VPvO lb.; tiecnn, Inrnboa. 17Hc lb.; Bra
all. fe lb.: mixed nut, t'-c lb.
VtOOKTAIU.KH Potatoea: White atorkT
Si. 20 bu.: weatcrn Nebraska, SI. 10 bu.
Hweet potatoea: S.SO bbl.; Jeraey, hamp
er". SI. 76 hamper; southern, hampera, 1 .W)
hamper. Onlona: lied. 3o lb.; yellow, 2Hc
lb.; KpmUh. Sl.'i crate. Cucumbera: S2.00
dor Cauliflower: S3 On crate. Cabbage:
1'e lb. lettuce: Head. S1.O0 dou. ; leaf, 40c
dost. Celery: Jumho, l)0c eox. I'araley: l0c
1mz. Kadlahe: U)r do. Hrtia.el aprouta:
2c lb. New heeta. car.4a, turnlpa. ROo
do. Old beeta, -carrots, turnips, ruta
liagoes. 1'4c lb.
Mlf-'f'KI.I.ANEOT'S Cider: Nehawka.
$.?.2S ken. Honey: Comb (24 aectlons), S3"t
case; Airline. ?4 alx-ox. tumblers, SI W
caee. popcorn: No. 1 rice. 4c lb.; 40 1-lb.
paekagea, S-."0 case; Nebraska white,
owing to finality, 2V.,'!? 3'nc lb. Cornpops:
Kornettea. Sf.X ease: Vi caae. S1.5. Check
ers. Crnckei-Jack. Chums: S3.G0 case; '4
caaea. S1.T&. ."'illed peanuls: $1.-6 can.
llorearadiah: S1.7.'i case.
at. t.onla tiraln Mnrket.
ST 1.D1IH. Jan. IV W 1 1 RAT No. J
red SI Vv'i l.R.''": No 2 hnrd. nominal;
Mac. ti.yiMil.Wi: July. SI. 17.
COMN-No. 2. T3c; No. 2 white, Wrl
77i' c: Mnv. T4i'7I"ii:: July. 77c.
OATH No. 2, 4i'"e:. No. 2 white, nomi
nal; My. 4X'iie: July, nominal.
OffirlHl Tuesday 7 1 T7 ,7.S-')
rffb-l Wedne.itay ... S 4e 4 J
Official Thursday .... 1,073 S.01S
Official J rlflHV 8.4: 11.4.-W)
Kstimata Saturday .. 0 II.oijO
Klx: dnva thla week 7.li3 4,2fi
Paine dava last Week.2ao4 97.11R t'-l.TDH
Same day 2 wk. ago.14.211 ta.Ka M.(V,1
."ame clays 2 wka. aKO.m.:1 7."4". 3,1"4
Hame du.va 4 wka. aBo.i.0i.it 7i.iel
8imo da) a last ycar..2l.5M V).47u 5s,7M
The folliwinir tair i,n-a,a the receipt
of eBttle. hoaa and'sbeep at the Omaha
i.ive mock market for the year to oaie
as compared wltli Inat year:
pi, V.ilR. Inc. iec.
Cattle Mn 4.441 It.KW)
Dogs 1H4.3.H 1'.'4 1W fri.143 ;
I05,9)2 127. J3 -4-l
The following tnlile shows the average
prlcoa of hoes at the Omaha live aloek
market for the laat few day, with coin-parl'ona-
I
10 40-421 10 V, I 10 4! .
10 75 10 9iI5l 10 0
f I 10 90
It Hid. A Asked.
A rttcl' Open. Hlch.l 1 ow. Close I Yea y.
V'J.l S7HA( 1 27V4
Whaat I
Mav.ll i .'
juiy,ji2o-t:tvi ia:u i in
Corn. I
May. 7Rvrr.
July, 7811
Oata. I
MaV,50'.iNin
Jiilv.l . 4sA
Pork. I I
inn,. I W
1 1
n'ii'rsl.ifr1! 74f 79'4
79'.l . 7K1i 1 7H,79'4H, -Si
eO',1 4IV4,iO'iin . '
4-JVil ' 48VJ.I 48',, Bl -4KS
I I I
IS 27i IX 9'H! 19 27'4 19 00
Kansas IHr Oratn "d Prorlslona.
KANSAS C1TV. Jan. 1 5. W HKAT-No.
2 hard. SI.Uii1.19; No. 3 red, Sl.2iHrl.25;
Mnv, JUS; July, SI.UIM,.
Coll.V-No. 2 mired, fifl,Si'970e; No. 1
while, TfV-: No. 2 yellow, 71c;, May, 744c;
Jnlv. 7fin-,'n74".c.
fATS .No. 2 while, 40f.47c; No. 2 mixed,
41l4?c.
Hl'TTRtl renmcry, 3.1c; flrata. Sic;
aeeomls, 2"c; packers, 19c.
B-.uciriests. 27c; seconds, 10c. .
1-Dl Irit Y llcna. . 13c; turkeys, 17c;
springers, 13c, (
i;TniMra4el Apples and Dried Frntta
nr.W YOniC. Jan. 15.-EVAPOTlATr.D
APPI.KK Dull and easy; fancy, SMrtllOo;
choh e, VY(ii-; prime, tmUiY.c.
Dltlkl) hRt"IT-Pninea, firm; Call
forniiia. 4frimc; Oregona, 7,4fii.l,v. Apri
cot, quiet; choice, 7Vc: extra choice, 10c:
fancy, 12e. peaehca, quiet; choice, WYi
r.'ije: extra choice. 6Vfcc: fancy, HVio.
IlMlslna, steady; loose muacatcla, 71ifi'7Vic;
choice to fancy seeded, 1W3V, aeedleaa,
Siyijllc.
Minneapolis Grain Mnrket.
MINNHAPOMf, Jan. IS. WHEAT
Mnv, SI 2r'i; July, Sl.25'4: No. 1 hard,
S1.3i'A; No. 1 northern. Sl.MHfi 1-29V4; No.
2 northern. tl.Sft'Wl-IKVs.
IIAUI.KY ti"7fl76c.
ltYrV-SimilHiVie.
lilt A N- SI7.7.VU 1S.W).
COItN-No. 3 yellow, 75Vii76c.
OATS No, 3 white, 4:)V'u 4 Ho.
FUAX 12.3S4i2.41.
rough. S.r.j4l.9B; pigs, S-"'."Wf 5.50. '
SMU.I' A.NP I.AJiHR-i;npii.
head: market, firm; w-thera, Si"...!.
ewca, Si.2o4J i.Sc; Ismbe. S.H.4l"Ul.90.
Kansas C Mr 1.1 re gtock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan 1. CATTL.K
Iteeelp's, 4"" bead; mnrket eleadv;
prime, tK.tr.fr9X; dreacd bef steers, f; 00
25- wesiern steer. nitt.hQ, stm kers
and feeders, 10; bulla. SiS.30;
calves. S''10W).
HOiiS-Itecelpta. 4.000 head: market
lower: bulk of aalea, Sfl.7T.4i7.0S; heavy.
S7 ottr7 W: pnekers and butchers. Si WW
7 in- llirbt. i7iHU7.00: pigs, S; nfv,i JO.
SIIKF.P ANI I.AMB.- Receipts. LOO
head: market stesdy; lambs. S" 7n fr 10.7T. ;
rnrllns. tvr.4.; wethers. S.7;.75;
tmes, i.2rti7.25.
St. I.onts Lire Stack Market.
ST. IXVt'lS. to..- Jan. ir..-CATTIR-nereipta.
1.200 head: nierket steady: na
tive beef steers. S7.6iV(iS.V): ycarlbig ateera
and heifers, S.."Aft9.3": cows, ST'-tOOO;
stoikera and feeders, Sj.Oii7.2fi; southern
steers, SS.2."ff8 V: cows and heifers, SUA)
Ig.Sn: native ratVea,' Karl.lit.
HfMlS Receipts. 10,at) head: market
lower; pigs and llrhta, SO.oo-ii7.15: mixed
and butchers, S 0i'ir7.2i.; good heavy, S7.20
HHRKP AND T.AM MS P.eceltts. 300
head- market steady: yearling methers,
f 0oy9.!"; lambs, SS OOiilO.tw; ernes, ViXff
7.25.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Mexican Shares Are Once More
Offered in Larje Quantities.
STEEL IS UNDER rHESSUKE
BIGGEST PART TO ATHENS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. Presi
dent Wilson today asked congress to
rpproprlato $41,030 for indemnities
to Greece, Austria-Hungary and
Turkey on account of injuries to
tbeir subjects in the South Omaha
1Mb., i KI&.114.i9i:i.llBU. 1191 1.11910.
1.1 - 11 19! 7 V.7 101 ", I S 24
Jan,
Jan. S
Jan. 3.1
Jan. 4..
Jan. 6.
Jan. 1
Jan. ..
Jan. 7..
Jan. ft.. I ',(
Jan. ..!
Jan. 10. $m
Jan. Jl. tm'-fc
Jan. 12. 6 &2'4j
Jan. 13. I
Jan. 14. 7 ("'-,
Jan. lu. 6 K'i
I 7 171 7 111 1 091 (Xil 7 Si';
Cflif 7 got 7 u' 5 SO) 021 s ao
4fj
e m
72V4
7 04
7 P2! 7 '
741 S SHI
It 741 H t
7 Ol 7 K
XH 7 Wl
3 S:
701
6 70
6 W
67
S Ml
7 14)
7 HI
7 62i
7 11
1 14
7 1
7 24
7 12
4I
7 931 7 02
till 7 (r
6 .17 S 13 7 111 17.
5 got 7 ", M
. 0.J 7 7 S 17
SO) T 421 61
6 ooi 7 4: 8 a
7 9l 8 60
I'll a 4S
l'7 871
oai '7 82 t a
10 7 75 ft M
lij7f 2
0 0, 7 73 111
7 691 M
8 42
umlav. "Holiday.
Itecelpta and dispualtlon of live atoclc
at the I nion Slock yards. Omaha, for
twenty-four hours cnd.ng at 3 P- ''"
terday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs.
C. M. & St. r
fVVahash
Missouri I'aei.io
1'nlon Pacific 1
'J. N. VV., caat 3
N. V.. west z
St. P.. M. & U 1
H. & Q., east
II. W., west
It. 1. & P., east
It. I. & P.. west
Illinois Central
Chicago Oreut Western
Total recelpta
oispasmo.N-
Morrla A Co
friwlft and comimny
Cudahy I'acklnx lo
Armour & Co
Schwarta Co
J. V. Murphy
8
15
I.tve Wck Market.
la.. Jan. IS. CATTLK
. Hloni Mt
HIOI'X CITY
Rece'nts. tM head; ni.ftket. steady; n-
ttvo s'ers. lft.W0i7.Kl.
HfXIS Recelnta, 1.400 head : market, ,1i"Ef
13c lower: heavy. ki.iia4i.7.10; mixed. S'i.Kr,
r.9f.; light. SO.tii 6.SC; bulk of galea, pl.li
"Ikweep ANU lAMriS-necelpta, ' 200
head. ... .
at. Joseph Live Stouk Market.
RT JOSEPH. Mo., Jar.. IS, CATTI,R
Recelpta, 100 head; steeri. 87.00$ 00; eowa
and heirers, h.h.iii; raivea, i,wo.w.
HOGS Reeelpta, 10,00n head: market
lower: top, S7.10; bulk of aalea, tA Tofi 7.0.V
8HKRP AND LA M BS Hecelpta. 1,000
liead; market ateady; lambs, SK. lirielQ. iti.
Stock Jn IHclit.
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
H'V
1.300
40
50
OHO
Omaha
St. Louis ..
Kansas City
Chicago
Mioux City .
Totals ...
.3.0J0
-HHAD.
241
Hogs.
... 1,7 0
.. 8.72)
... 5.IW
.. 5.22.
, . . 2.W
8,191
lS.liOO
io.w
4.00)
3l,0uo
57,900
Market.
310
1.001)
I.IKIO
2,500
SKW YORK. Jan. IS. Aside from sub
stantial advances in a tew hlah priced
specialties, such as Hethlelieni Steel,
International Nickel and American Cool
roducis. In mhlrh gKlns rantred from 7
to 'Si points, today a short but active
session developed few features of Inter
est. The more moderate priced issues
of that same chisa tried to keep pace
with this movement, hut met with Indif
ferent success, some closing with net
louses.
Mexican shares were orre more or-
'erert in lnrffe ounntitles. Mexican petro-
eum and American Smelting being sub- rj0t8 on February 21. 1909
jHvica in reneweti soon f'-uhih. vhi,.
Kt.itea Mtnel was under steady pressure,
with resultant 'eaviness. and final denl
Ioks in t rue ble Steel. Lackawanna
Steel. Kaldwin Locomotive and Stude
baker, left those stocka iuite generally
mler the previous aeas.otis closing quo-
lotions.
Ralls were at all times backward ann
Irresular, New York Centrnl, tho Har
rimans. St. Paul and Kries being sold
bv houses wiih foreign connections.
Some of the utll'ttes, particularly tele
graph and telephone shares added to
yealeniay a guine. As a group mercan
tilu maiiri" Issues again dominated the
list, the preferred stock making another
new Hh record on Ita advance ol 2V
to 8:'. while the 4W and fourtti cer
tlcates made a new maximum on their
rise of 2'4 to 101s4. Trading In Marine
Preferred waa lnrger than In any other
"l',t- . ......
Total aalea amounten to 4io.v anarrs.
im.v'i hi.nrt market was strong. New
York Central debentures rivalling Marine
Issues In activity. Tottil aalea of bonds,
par value were S44.3R.0iiO.
I nuen tstaiea coupon .ta aim n-ii""-iru
4a declined W per cent on call ouring
the week. .... ...
Number of saiea ana leauing quotations
on atutka were as louum.
IP. ttlB. tow.
as . ..I'd
MS.
V. B ret. t. re.
do coupon
V. 8. 3s. ret. ...
do coupon
II . 4. IX
do coupon
Mnv. 1ft SO ID K1! ID 47'A' t 87H W f.;'U
1 IIICAU 4IIAI. AMH rllOMS0.H
".. '. , .. Tluttrr Market.
KLC.IN. HI.. Jan. lo. HL'TTEIV-TS tubi
aold at 31 cents.
t utter Market,
'NHW YOtirc:' .Tan. I5.Tlie market for
' ' '"" ' ' Icofft e futueea w cotnapallvcly ciulet o-
Peatarea of the Trading: and Closing; , v wth prices easing off under further
I'rleea nit llnaril tit Trade. ' scattering lliiuldal ion. The opening waa
.,,V ? ! ! .. .u . unchanged to 4 nolnta lower. After selling
CHICAGO, Jan. IT. Assert lona that ex- al Jlllv rHcd to 7.i-r.c on coveriime
portera had become active buyers at tVtii-Jai B llulo'lrmlc Imying, hut the demand
rilpeg gave wheat prlcea here a rally to-WHn limited, and prices attgged oft later
day after a weak start. Tho close wiaStlth Mnv selling at 7.11e and September
unsettled at the same aa yesterday 'it nt 7.3o. The clusn waa 3 to r points net
finish to tio hluher. with Mav Sl.'ii'i. ami i lower Sulci 9.ikm Imitn. January. 7c;
July, it .zi. l orn lost ',tr lo ',,'u Sa uet, ' Kelu uai v, ti O'e: .Murcn, i.imc; maren.
oata wound up r off to a ahnile ad
vanee, and provision at a r au of 7-.c
lo ao.
Mrength In wheat did not develop until
word arrived that KngTlah houses which
had been sending heaiiah newa to New
York had later turned to the hull aide
of the market and were purchasing in
Winnipeg on a large acale. The upturn
Many Dealers to
Come to Inspect
The Sandwich Line
7.0:ic; April, 7 07c: Mnv. 7.10", June, i.ioc;
Julv. 7.1'iic; August, 7.i'ic; September, 7.c;
October, ".Sic; November. 7.4oc; lecomber,
' Spiit, ateadv; Rio 7s. 8c; Santos 4a. 9He.
No change was reported In the coat and
freight ultualion.
The official cables showed an advance
of IfiO ids ut Itlo with the santoa maraei
niiiiw a inimr lu'Ric, x tie iiii'iiii " - ' , - , ,
In the market here waa encouraged by ! unchanged aiui Itlo exenunge on t-sjnumi
advices that Ttrar.ll had made a big re-1 ! lower.
auction In the Import duty on flour. Morn
v'. E. rswBon. manager of the 8and-
w e Manufacturing company, Council
I'luffs, la., la one of the biggest booster
"or the Implement dealers' convention In
tli'a section of tha country.
The rawson company will have on dts-
r!i v a complete line of Its goods known
as the "Sandwich IJne." Not only will
thi representation lie strong at the show,
b it t the show rooms In touncll llluff
'I in hotute will be kept during the week
for the benefit of the dealers who come
Into home from outalde points.
la the "Sandwich IJne" will be found
the "Kaayway" loaders and rakes, en
gines, shelters, grinders, corn sKcers, ele
vators and hay presses.
- This com any carries an Immerse stock
of com shv'llug machinery In both Kan
as City and Council Bluffs warehouses
lor the convenience of its large and In
creasing weatern trade. These two points
have maintained a reputation for forty
ears for their promptness In filling
tirders. Few house in the MUsourl val
ley have equalled their record.
The Sandwich company claims the dis
tinction of being the Isrgcst builders of
corn shelling machinery in the world.
The IMS models use time-tried, success
ful principles, and also have the latest,
most modern and efficient Improvements
anil conveniences.
Assurances have been received by Mr.
I'uweon that there will be a Urge at
tend rice of dealers from this trade terri
tory present during the coming conven
tion and he expects to hare bis hands
full csteritig to the many who will be
inspecting- the "Sandwich Line" for 181L
or less attention waa also given to re-
porta that the green hug danger waa In-
icreaslng rapidly in Texas.
Uvernool dtaiiatcnra Inllmatlnir that tlia
Ttrltiah authorities were rcli-nslua mnnv
vessels to bring about more llliernl hiIi-
ment from A-uatrnlla and Argentina d.d a
great de to weaken prices riming the
flrat half of the diy. The temporary de,
preaslon was In the face of the fact that
stocks In Kurope and on oeean paasavin
were ine arnauesi ai any. correspoinllntf
time In ten years.
.nnnces or lncreaaa in arrivals acted
aa a weight on the corn mnrket un l so
too did tne breaking of the drouth In
Arsenilna. Improved demand from the'
eest. however, formed something of an
unsei.
Oals provetl relatively firm. The rhlcf
reason was export business estimated at
7OH.OU0 bushels. ;
ProvlaJons rallied sharply after a de
cline at the atari, enlarged outalde buy
ing w.-a reported, and offerlnira from
packers grew scarce, notwithstanding
lower prices on hogg.
t'hteago Casli Prices Wheat: No. S red.
nominal; No. S red, ll.2Mil.2f1- No i
hartl. SI 2-"il.!S,Si. NO. 3 hard. Sl.iohl.l!V
Corn: No. D yellow, nominal: No. 4 yel
low, 72,yn'SV,c: No. 4 white, 7J"i;:ic. OnIs
No. 3 white, 4V'i47'e; stninbtrd, 4'.1H'." !!
live: Nominal. Harlev. S.'xii 7ti, Tilnotbv
ItViio'iis.OO. Clover, SI" Wl'lNi, Pork IIS
1ili) 27Vx. Lard: S10.J7 V lo.i. Kiba. Sio.l'w
KtHi! Higher: receipts, 2.0!8 cases
firsts. SO'-c; ordinary firsts, SP,,; at mark
cases Included, Su DOc. '
POTATOKS-ltecelpts. 35 Vars: market
unchangeit.
oll.TKY-Allve, lower; fowls. 1,:
springs, U'; turkeys. Ko.
NEW TURK (;Kr.ttAL 1IAHKET
( iillnii Market. -
NF, YORK. Jan. 15. COTTON Ppot,
onlet: middling uplanda. 12.fi0e; no aalea
Futures rinsed barely steady; January.
12. Ilk-; March. l.4',c; May, 12.C'.ic; July,
I2le: October, 12.71c.
Put urea ined ateady; January, 12.SSc;
March. 12..W; May, 13.80c; Juljv 12.!ttc;
tictolier, 12 7-.
The cotton market cloaed barely steady,
i mlla lower tit 3 OtlllltS llb'bel.
l.lVKItl-t)OL. Jan. 16, COTTON Spot,
stoiidy,'' good mhldllnf. 8.45c ; middling.
8 1-V; low middling-, 7.72c; sales, .M
bulcg.
1)11 and Koala.
SAVANNAH. On, Jan. r.-TCRPFN-TlNIJ-l'irm
ut rCfi.V; aalea, 143 bbla.;
receipts. 107 bbla. ; shipments, 3-o bills.;
strcks. 14.044 bbla.
HOSIN l-'lrni; salea, fill hhla.; receipts,
1.W0 bbla.; ahipmenta, 1.SI3 bbla.; stocks,
t'u.MU bbla. IJUoIhII.imh: A, II, C, 1 1. K, V
tind ll, S 30; 11 Ki lVi; I. S 40; K, K.Oi; M.
tti.3ti; K, Sii.7u; WU, S7.00; WW, 7.5).
l)rr titMida Market.
NKW YORK. Jan 15. DRY OOODS
Cotton goods and yarns closed strung to
day with aalea ut. tidy. Wool goods of a
staple character foi men's wear will lie
opened on Monday. Knit goods ware
actite and very firm.
MISSIONARIES ARE NOT
WARNED TO KEEP OUT
xrw TORK, Jan. 15 The far eastern
bureau announced tonight the receipt of
She following cablegram:
I'i.KlN'CJ. Jan. 11. The statement that
ml-s'onmics end older foreigners have
te n w arned not to enter Yunnan, Bsech-w-iii.
Kwel-Chow and Kwang-SI. Is offlc
i,li J Med. Alrrtnty o ti nment troop
,. i.iat-tically q icl!d the Yunuso out
l,jt:.i. -
Qoutatloas of tbe Day oa Varloaa
t ouiiuodl t lea.
WliKAT-HlMit. f iin : No t TiT?..,...
fl.toS: No. 1 northern, luiluth, S1.4J1.' No'
I noiiberu, Manitoba, 8l.l' f. o. b New
York, nili.ns ere steailv; Mav. SI SOS
t'UU.N-Siioi. ateadv: new Kn i -ii..,'
80c c. I f. New York.
OAT-s-8ot. steady; No. S white, S1U
HAY-lMill- No. 1. SI .Mil. ;;: No 2
Slo.txUl.lj, Nil. 3. ,Vu!;Vxc. shiHiing, Vy
HOPS tjulet: stute. common to choice
1DI& crop, l&fivc: li4 crop, 6iiac; Paclfio
coast, IHIS crop, linnic; crop, fcnlOv
HinKU-Sleady; liogota, 3tM31c; Central
America. ?.
l.KATIi Kit firm; hemlotk firsts, 3:
?4e: seconds. Kit '3c.
PROVISIONS Pork steady; mess til 5o
J.': family. $'l.ai2a.ui: sbort Vleitr
".' iia IM Heef. steady, mess, S1.5 17 '
lainiiy, tiivniis.yii. una. steady; middle
, ,Ni I" U-.
TALLOW r-rm; city
IJM-: 1.1-e. Il. sc.
Bl'TTKll Steady: receipts. 1 tubs;
creamery extr.ta. 33ii34c; firsts, Ssaic;
M-oiiils, jr.M27Vc.
K'ltjS t-HHler; receipts, 4,"ii3 rases;
fresh gathered extra fine, 3t:!7c: extra
firsts, ilyOc; flrfta. lit-l''; mtoiid. jut,
;'i'c.
CHKEFB-KIrm; recelpta, 1 ;tS hoxra;
State whole in ilk, hel. specials. IV; av
eraue fancy, !Tjl7c: current make,
rpeclals, 1717'iC, average fancy, lv'.'.(
l,e.
PoCLTItY Alive, steady: western.
chlkena, )fic; foal. IS'V; turkeys. ;K-;
dreHiwd. stroll; : 1 1 killed cliickens, 16
tj.'7c; ioals. l.('-.iv; tur.--s, fc,c.
aaar Hirkrl,
KKW YORK. Jan. C --Sl QAH-lUv,
l ad ; ccnti'tf igal, 4 T.:: i ;.'c; uw!a--.
Quit Houses in Boats
In Flood and Cold
KVAX-tVlLLE. Ind.. Jsn. lS.-Launrhes
today were busy In the Ohio river below
this city, taking families from houses
threatened by tho riding water. Accord
ing to reports received here, twenty
five families were removed from homes
In -tho vicinity of Mount Vernon, Ind.
The removal waa luado In below zero
weather.
The river waa at forty-two feet and
began to encroach on outlying residence
sections.
Total
CATTLli As usual on Saturday there
were only a few cattle here and they sold
at prices not materially different from
Krlday, but around lonioc better than the
close of last week, iteceipls this week
have been rather liberal m spite of the
rough weather, some 2H.600 head showing
up lor the six days which la about l.otW
less than laat week, but 7,0iK) mora than
a vear airo. The market has been very
uneven Hurt v owintr to the bad weatner
and partly owing to unusual conditions
existing in, the east. Undertone to the
iratie, However,- lias neen irurty neanoy
throughout and both beef steers and
butcher atock have found a free outlet
right along until the lust day or two
when tho difficulty experienced by pack
ers In securing refrigerator . cars has
slowed up the demand somewlfat.
In stockrrs ami feeders business has
been unusually brisk for this season of
the year and the volume of business quite
large with prices tending stronger on
practically all grades. The recent lin-
trovement In the fat cattle market has
eon responsible for a very decided re
vival of Interest on the part of the coun
try In atock cattle and feeding steers.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
beeves. SS.&&.75; fair to good - beeves,
S7.606iM.10: common to fair beeves, S'.60i((
7.40; good to choice heifers. S-2aU'i.U0;
good lo choice - cows," so.inOti.ou; leu
to good, cows." lj,2u(u,ibi common
to fair cows. S4.0tyuXi.0U; uooil to choice
fuH. ia Id .:'T . fair in ionil feeflcra
Sii.4O'4fi.0; common to fair feeders, 8i.u0u)
S.40; good to choice Blocker. 87.0ii7.i;
fair to good Blockers, gi.:ioiiurf.ts): common
to talr stockers. f..u0ai6.;ir.; stock heifers,
o.7ri((iu,7ij; stock cows, S4.7ofyti.2B; stock
calves, SO.JOfti7 bO; Veal calves. 1.00((.iw;
holla Huh Ale U .Aft tV 23.
HO'OS An unusually large Saturday
boo, run urns on hltr.rl. roceiota Of 247
cara. or about 18.000 head, being the
largeat for a long time on a Saturday.
Total arrivals this week are 79,103 head,
belnu 18.0(10 short of a week ago, but
9,o00 larger than two weeks ago and
vain nf 2a 000 over last vear.
The outlook -wan anything but promis
ing and everything wore a very nenrisn
aHiieet. Yesterday a advance threw local
prices way out of line with other mar-
KCIB ana pHCKCrs couio nan iop. ii ,;..'-
chance to line things up again than the
heavy receipts today. The result was
that everyone waa slow In . getting
started, but that when both shipper and
narkii. buvera raised their nrsts bids un
til they were no moro than 15.i20c lower
than the early trade yeaterdiiy, a good
manv hogs began moving acaleward. The
market onco eHtablished became fairly
ctive and with few excentlona the hig
hulk of the offerings sold 15ii20c lower
than yesterday's early prices, and little
if nv better than ateadv with Thursday.
Hulk of all the sales was made at SH.KiVu)
7.00, with the usual sprinkling of light
stuff on down. Oulte a few loads were
bought by both shippers and packere as
hlirh aa S7.06 and the top reacheo (.(!.
Aa compared with a week ago prlcea to
day are 2li30c higher, even after today s
sharp break, which Juat about lopped
off all yesterday s-advance. A heavy
aimnlv Mondav nave packers a vision
of another big week and they pounded
tirleea to the tune of lorn 15c the opening
dav. However. Tuesday's run fell far
helosr oxoeetHllnlia and from then on
values ehot up rapidly. The big end of
this week'a iiinurn ran. however, be laid
to weather conditions more than to actual
strength In the market, and as a heavy
vim is exoecied next week no one would
be surprised to see the big end, if not
all, Ot tins wees, s auvmnve tniiiiiicu utt,
Hepresentattves sales -.
At. Fh. IT. NO.
. . ?.
.. m
.. kS
M la
, . J'-t
,.. lb
... 1
714 ,0..
... ; ot'i
FIGS,
... 4 00 H. .
. . to ,.
iirv.K.I' No abeeD and Unit's were in
,.i,,.i...i in the dava iirrtvala. Yesterday 1
oifo-iul count fell a few hundred head
i.n.., nr iii esiiiiiaie anu tne weeit
i.,i-.i u 4.ilJu head, being S.txrt smaller
i,u week sco and 10.i) short of last
year, but 14,wJ Heavier matt tv
lito.
ew York Money
NKW YORK. Jan. IS MERCANTILE
PAVKR per cent.
8TKRLANU KXCHANOK 00-da v bills
t4.7i: demand, J4.75',s; cables, 14 76.
SILVER liar. otiHc; Mexican dollars,
44c
BONDS Qovernment, steady; railroad,
strong. - . '
Closing quotations on bonds today were
a a follows:
..WtCMo. Pin rr. S... 4S
.. M N. Y. C. den. . . . .11 jv
..H'ti.V. Y. CUT 4-.. . 1 V
..101 N. Y. Ktsts 4s ..112Vi
..l"kiv. i . . tN. M art.
..110 (. 11"
Panama coupon... W 'i No. Pucltic 4a : :
Am. Smoltert .. do Sx :.
A. T. S T. r. 4;s..ln7--4,,"). S. U ret. 4a !1
Armour ft Os. 4W.. ipu. T. ft T 5 10-n.
Atrhlson sen. 4ti.... MiVPonn. con. 4H
iml. ft Ohio 4. .. . ---M do asa. 4ts I"!1,
On. I'Klilo -in Ruaillns con 4i.,..s;,
(ties ft Ohio 4't.. S. U 8. r. r. 7J
. ft VI J. 4.... V ttfjn. Per e. 6a ie,
M ft S P m 4Va I'ti-t do ret. -4s.. ....... "fl
R. I. P. r. 4. Vo. BallwaT (a la-Ui,
ft B. r( 4Hs. .. 44i:nna Parlflc 4a.. . 97-i
ft. K. r.. rot. '" do pt. 4a v.vi
Rrl rn 4s li'r. R. Ruhhor 4a
Urn. Klscttie ' , 1 . R. 8tel Ba mi'i
No. iKt 44 -walMMl lat 5 1"H'4
con. ref 4 'Wsat. Pnlon 4u, ....
4. K.i. rot, 5.... st W'rat. Kep. ct M..l:t4
ft N. unt. 4. . HI" AnKkvFmich is .... Do
K. ft T. lat Ii.. 7-
Bid.
Bank t learlnga.
omaiIa. Jan. l.". Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 13.362,647.51, and for the
Correaponuing nay last year .i,i 1,001.01.
The total clearings for the week ending
today were S-1.6M,Z4l. ana to nne cor
responding week last year, SUOO,647.70.
Czar Again Asserts
Russia Will Battle
Till Enemy Expelled
PKTROGTtAD (Via London, Jan. 15.
Tlest -assured, as I said at the beginning
of the war,' I will not make peace before
we have forced the last of the enemy
out of the llmlti of the mother country
and not otherwise than with the consent
of our allies, 1o whom we are bound, not
by paper, but by a sincere friendship and
the ties of blood," .
Emperor Nicholas In these words, ad
dressed to one of Ms armies on the Rus
stan front during the week preceding the
Russian Christmas, once more replied to
the rumors of a separate peace In Hub
sia which have even reached the men In
the trenches.
The emperor after visiting the armies
on the southern front reviewed those of
Ueneral Alex K. Evert, commander-in-
chlnf of the forces In the west. Address
ing the officers, ho said:
I speak to you. moat herolo represent
stives of our army, wlalilng deeply and
sincerely, to thank you for your mighty
valor and heroic efforts In the present
campaign. I beg you to pass to your
men my words, thanking them also for
the heavy strain they manfully endured
which all Russia and I personally value,
Emperor Nicholas then gave his assur
ance that he would not make a separate
eace.
The following day he inspected the
army corps commanded by General Kurp-
patkln.
No.
ftu...
nu..
7t...
...
ii...
11...
..157
..m
.1.4
..urn
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..Mi
..
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lo!
M.
I'.
Mi. .'
sr..
(i..
so..
At.
..nr
. i
..mo
..3.1
..271
..114
8 k.
Pr.
... 4 ti
... i u)
... 4
... a wi
... 0 f:
130 ll lis
7 0
... T 05
... 7 M
4 a
4 f j
Sc; country, 7li
GRANT OIL RIGHTS TO
OPERATORS IN WYOMING
WASHINGTON. Jiin. 15. In committee
of the whole the house today adopted
provisions of the mineral and leasing bill,
which will grant leaning rights to oil op-,
eratora In California and Wyoming fields
who were dlsiiosaeMjied by President Taft's
withdrawal sud tha supreme court's af
I mval. The vote Indicated passage of
the provisions of the bill on final vote.
MAN SOUGHT BY POLICE
OF 2 CONTINENTS TAKEN
MOXTKKAU Jan. lS.-Dr. Julea
Waarburg, alao known as Robert 8.
Johnson, for whom the police of two
continents have been anarch lug for
three years was arrested here today.
He Is said to be wanted on chargas
of grand larceny In New Yolk, San
l-'ancisco. Ci.icao and several uther
cit h s in the I'nltcd Stairs, as well as
In South America. '
4
hsa
last
iesp'te the fact that prices were bo
ginning to 100a
week ago uw "' "
.i,,..ii..,...l i he 7ij aovante scoreo
. . . u rl.t tl -.jl
week and current tiue ....v
i.i, .her ilmn thev were two weeks ago.
A heavy run Monday resulted in a slight
io.uk the market opening slow and l.w
- I-,. ,-i.l,w more active and wl
uttrt of the-break regained. From Monday
on it was a Btea.ltly advancing market
up until Friday, w hen Wltn a ne.vy weea
... ..... v.iu... be Id steady at the week i
advance. Closing iicotatioiis put good to
choice lambs at lo 4Tto J.. and fair to
' , n. ..I- st lliim from S10 to up.
"hose f.ifur-B being fur the highest ever
!" if anv cliiuwd lambs
w. "marketed. Itest should sell to S-' Y
at present Feeder trade seams to oe Hi
most a thing of the past tor this season
V .i.... lentv of orders at I!
unfilled supplies are very scant. A high
un,U.::'.. :.l'..i foe iii, finished wetKtitv
"nibs to go o nearby feedlots and good
,i touched Sii.lft. Uoth tbeae
sales were made early in the week.
CHICAGO LIVH TOCK MARKET
Cattle Slrssr Hsgi tr4aBj kee
Firm.
CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-CATTLE-nece pta,
5tX head; market, steady; native beef
steers. PVMI.I: weau-in steers. Vvtoxr
Ii i; cows and heifers, $4. 1U - .. calves,
S7 i'i"'-! IC.7.
) lot Receipts, S4.O0O hesd: market,
strong; bulk of sales. S-.inu7.li llaht, S ti
ij-7.lt); tnUed, S.7iw?.St; ht-a, Jo'(jT.Ui;
WOULD PAY GREEEC
FOR OMAIIA RIOTS
Wilson Asks Congress to Gire $41
030 to Greece, Austria .
and Turkey.
l.HIHt
1.IMWI
16.7011
.70t
2
04W
1,4I0
ii
Alaska Colli
Allla-t'lvilmera
American hect gusar.
Ainortran (mi
American ljiK-omotlva .
Amerlosn X. t K ,
Am. a. K. pM
Am. Huasr RcflnlnK :ti) )1
Amorlrso Tsl. Tel .: I-'1
American Tobaoeo
Anaionila fopper .5"i 7t
Athlson .1
Paldwin Locomotlvo .... 7l 114
Baltlmoro a Ohio 2.""
Hetliltilirm Steel l.l's 4.
Brooklyn Rapid Tr...
H"llfornl 1-elmleum
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Colorado Fuel Iron ... 1 en
fjiiclble Steel :.Se iOa
Denver a R. O. pM
Maimers' BeourltlfS l.Kfl 47 '4
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neneral Kleeirlc ,. 7,"i.l7
Oreat Northern prd 4i0 Ut
tlreat No. Ore ctfa i.S '4'
nustenhelm Rtploratlon.. 1,100 - 23S
111 null rent
Interboronah t'nn. Corp.. 400
lnaplratlon C-ooper .'
International Harvei(er... Ml
Kansas (ltv Southern
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Nevada Copper
New York Central J.OOO
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Pantile Tel. a Tel. l.feo 44
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Houthern Railway S'l"
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Tennessee Copper 2. Mm
Texoa Company 1,4l
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Vnlnn Pacific pM 410 SS
fnlted Htstes Steel iR.inO Sm
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He and Secretary LanBlng Joined
in aeking the application as an "act
of grace and without referents) to
the liability of the United States."
The amounts recommended are
1 4 0,0 00 to , the government of
Greece, $800 to Austria-Hungary
and f230 to to Turkey. :,-
feeretary Lansing says in his report
that approximately l.-Joft Greek wera
driven from the city duflrti? tho' riots
and prior to the riots there had been a
feeling of hostility to tho Greek Subjects
residents of South Omaha, becanse; of
their lawlessness and their manner of
living In unsanitary surround Ings.-t
The riots grew out of the shooting of
Edward Lowry. February 19, 1909, by Jt)hn
Masrouldes, a Greek, whom the officer
had arrested. The subjects of other coun
tries. Secretary Lansing said, "suffered
from the fury of the mob, because they
probably were mistaken for Greeks."
rome of the rioters were arrested, but
nohoily was convicted.. Greece asked
1153.7,3.1 . Indemnity; Austrla-HUngary,
,SS2. and Turkey, JI.P84. .r
DuPont Acid Plant
Blown Up, Five Hurt
PHILADELPHIA. .Tan. IS An acid
house at the plant ot the DuPpnt Powder
company's plant at ",lbbstown. N, J., blew
up tonight Injuring five workmen, two of
them probably fatally. It was the eighth
tixploFlon at the DuPont plants In this
aectlon in tha laat three rnomns wttn a
total of thirty-nine deaths and injury to
twenty person. -
WYOMING MAN LIES DOWN
UPON PRAIRIE AND FREEZES
KN'CA M PiMEKT,' TCyo Jatv Ja (Spe
cial.) Uenllzlng tho futility of attermptin'?
to reach shelter in the teeth' of a fifty
mile baIo in zero weather, .lavk Green
of this place laid down neat- tha Vis creek
trsil, folded his hands across his brcaat
and froze to death. His body waa found
by searching, parties within a fliiarter ot
a mile of David Bird'a ranch, his destina
tion. '- '
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; learinw lloaae Hank Statement.
NEW YORK. Jan. IS. Tho actual con
dition of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week Bhows that they
hold J172.518.370 reserve In exiesa of 1ohI
requirements. This is an lm reatie of 1 8. -KISS.
110.
The statement follows:
Actual t'ondl.lon - - Amount. Inc-eae.
Txiana.- etc. $3.,hi.ss . ) .(ri.0fl
tlleserve, own vaults ri.St.Of") 2l.i'2.1.0 0
In federal oank.... iS.!tl,000 117.0.4)
Other del osltaries.. ' iVi,84S,0 0 1,7 7,t0l
Net demand deposits J,3S2.."i.onO 2-f.o71.0H)
Net time depoaits.... ir.;,735.ft0 .2.134.t0
Circulation . 34.771.OviO ' 4i'9,4)
Augregate reserve .. 7"a).f4l.O 0
Kxoohh reserve 1T2.51B,;4T0 JS.6J6,110
tOf which 443,7o1.0fi0 la specie.
Summary of i.tate banks and trust com
panies in Greater New York not Included
in clearing house statement:
' Amount, increase.
ISI8.CitlO.2il0 8,0S6,0 0
Loans, etc
Specie B."i,3i)d,t"ii0
Legal tenders st.H44.400
Total deposits 865,3X7, b4K
Banks' cash reserve
vault "... 11,741,300
Trust companies' cash
reaerve in vault...... 55 503,700
Decrease. .
141. KM
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Heavy llpisting
E.J. DAUBS
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1212 Far nam St Tel. D. 353
Cities Service Co.
Pfd, Stockl
What is behincl it
and,.'' . ' ' 2
Why we believe it
will sell higher
explained and dlfcussrd in bur
. Special Letter "1".
Copy Ft sa Reqtttit
Williams, Troth & Coleman
60 M uU St.
Xew York.
Fifty Perish When
Vessel Torpedoed
LO.VDOX. Jan. 15. The Malta corre
spondent of "Iteuter's Telegram company
sends the following dispatch:
"Kifty members of the crew of the
British steamer Clan MacFarlane, which
aas torpedoed in the Mediterranean Xa
Iieremher SO, are still missing; and .have
been Riven up aa lost. Captain Swanstou,
commander of the ship, la Included among
the miMsins;.
"The survivors who srrlved here state
that the steamship as torpedoed with
out warning In a rotiKh sea.
"Ths crew In lifeboats battle, eUfht
days against mountainous seas, with the
occupants on rations of half a biscuit
and a small cup of water twice dally.
Kl lifeboats had been tied together, but
three broke may before help came and
are helieved to have been lost."
' London Stock Market.
LONDON. Jan. 13. -American securities
cloaed steady and a fraction higher.
HLVKH-tid per ounce. -
MONK Y t'KHV per oemt.
Msmi'.S'T KATUS Jhort blUs. 5'4 per
cent; threw months, 6', per cnt.
Tarae. frsnk. tlmolr eommant oa Nesv York
ati-M-k Exrhanso aei-untloo In tha eurraot taaua
nr 1HK 11H LUT KKVIK-. Psbllsliait br
John Muir as Co. ti n a yaar. finil for frea
Hinpln copiaa. l BroadvMV, Nav York City.
WESTERN UNION SHOWS -
BIG GAIN IN EARNINGS
NKW YORK. Jan. Ii. The annual re
port of the Western I'nion Telegraph
company for 1915. with December esti
mated, shows an eaormous gain Id earn
ings, largely by region ot the war. To
tal revenues amounted to V.Xf.;Ni,
gainst 47J.V.' 'n 1914. and the ue( In
come of lt).21S.Ul represents an Increase
of I4.K46.986.
Operating expensea. Including rental of
leased lilies and taxes, were slightly less
than in 1D14. dejulte the great Increase tf
businesa Total expenses of tlO.li02.31T
were only I4T.000 In excess of the prvviou
year.
The company's balance for 1915 of $11,
153,969 shows a sain of ft.4oj.3ti.
thlleaa A aa ttaaaadur Resigns.
WASHINGTON, Jan. U ICduardo 6ua
res Mujira. Chilean ambasaador to the
Vnlled Mates, has resigned and will leave
his post here In March or April to re
turn to Chile.
(TliU U Talk No. VI of a Series on
, "lb True Klttry of Ileal l-tale.") .
My Papa Owns His House"
A little blue-Tvl girl proudly proclaims to her schoolmates,
and Immediately one or two others should, "So does mine;"
"Mine does too."
The rest hang tbelr heads and say nothing.
Which will youf child do?
Thig Is a more Important thing than you Imagine. . '
Children are quicker to notice a great many things than .are .
igrown-ujis. ; A child's Instinct Is a wonderful sixth sense.
. The child whose parents rent ttoon realizes the fact, and
never feels herself the equal of her classmates, whot,e parents
own their homes.
The boy or girl whose parents rent, and consequently mova
quite frequently, never feel that they really have a home. Just
when they have made friendships in the neighborhood, the" rand-,
lord raiseMhe rent or sells the house and the family must more.
Their pla)-mates In the new location may not be no deair-.
able. The boy or girl must be "broken in" at a new school, per
haps' in the middle of the term. The child of the; man who rents
is clways at a disadvantage. '
The man who owns his home sets an example that his child
ren follow when they grow up.
"Father always owned the house we lived in," cays the
young bride, when her husband asks, "Shall we rent or buy!"
Next time you ask yourself the same question, look at It
through the "kiddles" eyes. That may help you answer more
easily.
Signed, . -
K. R. BENSON',
C. K. HAKR1SON',
G. G. WALLACE, .
, , Committej, -
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