THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1917.
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE
Wheat Market is Very Dull
Traders Hold, Anticipating:
"J Better Prices.
BUT COKN IS VERY ACTIVE
Omihi, January ii,
'The wnes market wan rathar dull to
Uy and the sales of caah wheat were vary
llfbt, the traders generally being Inclined
to Iba opinion that ihey would got better
PXct ty holding over.
h Mm -ituadon. however, was very
aitlvt and there wm a keen demand for
this cereal at ateady prices, the market
(men My bslng quoted from unchanged to
e hi her. Yellow and white torn eold at
a flight premium over Urn mixed, but the
demand for mtxed corn waa wily etronf
nmifh to take care of the offerings, the
Na. S anda selling at bc, while the aame
grade ox while or yellow sold around
. n'hHi trm tc to 2U.C Dnil or yester-
day'i market and at noon the tablea bowed
k k.rl whii aalllnir at 11.8801. and
Um No. 1 grade telling at $1.M. Spring
wheat brought practically the aame price
aa the hard winter wheat, while No. 3 du
rnm told about ftc under the same grade of
hard winter. '
The receipt of oata were very light and
the demand for thla cereal wai not over
active, although" prices held fairly eteady.
Rye waa quiet at a cent decline and bar
ley waa quoted one nan goo.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour equal
la 1,787,000 bushels; corn. 8,000 bushel;
atff, 74M bunhels.
Primtrv kMt reoelnta were 80 6. bush-
. elt and ahlomenta 67.000 bushels, against
receipts of 7 7 S, 000 bushels and shipment
of 774,00 bushels last year.
. Prlmar- e-nrn recelnts wre 1,147,000 hush
Vis and shipment tOl.00 bushels, agalnat
receipt of 1,217,000 bushels and shipments
of 70&,00 bushels laat year.
.Primarv oata recelota were 011,000 bush
to and shipments 094.000 bushels, against
receipt of 034,000 bushel and shipment
Of 183,000 bushel ii year.
fiRmt hbvkipts.
. ,.-- Wheat. Corn. Oats,
ChlcaM V 80 Stt Mt
QmahA ; .... 4 , 61
Kansas City 06 14
(fll,. Louis 0 100
ThM iaIm were ranorted today'.
" Wheat No. 1 hard winter, 1 car, Il.tOH.
i hat-, winter, t cars. 11.80: 1 car,
ll.ll; a cars, 11.11. No. 0 hard winter, S
tart, 11.07; 3 ear. a cam,
Sample hard winter, 1 ear, ll.Oft; 1 ar,
ll.1t. No. I spring, 1 car, $1.00. No. 3
durum, I cars, 01.01. No. S durum miaed,
H rr. 11. aa. Mo. t mixed. 1 car. $1.00. No.
railed, cars, 31. HO; 1 car, 01.18. Sample
intied, 1-t car, ll-OO,
Bye No. 3, 1 car, 31. 43.
jurlar No. I. 1 car. 01.08.
Corn No. I whits, 1 car, 150, No. 4
white, 1 ear, 00c. No. 0 yellow, t oars,
Ofittc; 0 3-0 cars, OOo. No. 3 mited, 1 car,
Mite: 1 oar. OOo. No. 1 mixed. 7 cars, 08c
No. 4 AUasd, 3 ear. 04 c. No. 0 mixed.
04c.
0s t Standard, 1 car, 8 Sc. No. I white,
8 ears, Mttc VNo. 4 white. 1 car, OOc.
Omaha Ca-h Prices Wheat: No. I hard,
l.M0l.; No. 3 hard, 1.0O1.07; No. 4
bard, ll.8201.lt; No. spring, l.l!41.81;
Ns. 3 spring, 31.300)1.30; No. I durum.
I1.70O1.83: No. 1 durum, 31.7801.33. Corn:
No. 3 wait. 000 08 Uc: No. 3 whits. 060
O&tte; No. 4 Whit, $4 000c; No. 0 white,
MitsHe; no. a wnite, fvte; no.
0 yellow, 606o; No. I yellow, O60OSc;
No. I yellow O4i0O6e; No. 0 yellow. 04)4
4e; No, 0 yellow, O40O4o; No. 1
mixed, 044 088 He; No. I mixed,. O40Oio;
No. 4 mixed, 04 0 04 0; No. 0 ml led,
. 0104 He: No. mixed, O304o. Oats:
No. 1 whit. 66H0O6oi standard, 650
s5&ttc; No. I white, 0(0660; No. 4 white,
4066c Barley: Malting. $1.1001.30;
No. 1 fe4, Otc 011.16. Rye: No. I, $1.430
VUt Ni , 81.4101.41. . ;
Omaha. Pstoras.
Th wheat market waa vary unsettled to
4ay and during the early hours had a bear
ish tendency, although It later advanced
and eloaod steady on May and o higher
on July. The trade l generally bullish on
wheat and corn, but any occurrence that
will delay th distribution of oif wheat
would act boorishly, and th recant sub
marine activities is on of th present bear
ish factors. But in spit of this th
Ku repean demand eonttnues strong and ex
porter are taking wheat a taut 'a It oan
be snipped, although today' export demand
was not particularly active.
.-Corn waa strong today and did not fol
lew th drop In wheat, th closing priee on
Beth May and July earn being higher.
. Although th oaah oata situation 1 not
very strong, there was a pretty good ex
port inquiry and the closing prtosa on thi
trifels ware steady, the May closing at
tte and th July at 61 o.
Local rang of option:
Aft I Open. ) High" I Low. Clow, j Tag.
WbTT I " I f '
t May 1 0 I 31 loo It mt
July I 47 1 43 140 1 40 147
Sept. 1 10 1 II Ut 1 il 111
Cora. . . '
, May. - , 07 08 0T , 00 07
July 00 07 00 ' 07 00
Otto, -
May 10 68 10 00 10
Jul,f H ' 03 1 03 01
11 Chlcaco cloaing prlaes. furnished Th Bs
by Logan 0 Bryan, stock and grain brokers,
118 South Sixteenth street, Omaha l
Art. Open. I ' High Low. Cloae.
Tea
May 1 14 1 14 111
July 1 01 111 160
Bept 1 SO 1 IS 114
Msy I 01 1 03 100
MJuly 10 1 00 00
Uleta
May J . 00 00 OT
July 06 68 00
'ork.
May 30 03 30 03 10 TO
July 20 00 30 00 30 17
Lard
Jan. I 10 SO 10 30 10 32
May 10 07 10 07 10 01
Rlba
Jan. I IS 37 IB 43 10 37
My 10 70 10 TT 10 06
1 14
X 00
X 08
X 03
1 00
00
to
104
1"
110
101
66
30 83
30 40
18 38
10 06
10 37
10 07
1 ' CHICAGO GBAIK AND FROVISIONB.
; Rbeat DmUbm Irnrtswr oa CnUiwi Ab
r jw of rorolga Bajlat.
CMcaro, Jan. $4. Unfavorable crop re-
porta from Kansas, Nebraak and Oklahoma
"did. a good deal today to strengthen tho
July and September deliveries of wheat, but
. were Ineffective as to the Hay option. Tbe
- markM closed nervous at $1.84 01. 844 for
May and $1.8301.08 for July, with the
t market as a whole e off to Xe up as
compared with yesterday' finish. Com
guinea 6 to c a.nd oats a shade to o.
Z i'he outcome In provision ranged from 7 ftc
rf.iectln to 6a advance.
. i According to a leading authority, aijvlces
. regarding more than half of the Kansas,
-Nebraska and Oklahoma crop were adverse
on account of a lack of moisture and be--jv
cause of absence of snow protection. In
1 Kansas, especially, the outlook was said to
. be decidedly unfavorable owing to the addl
ilooal drawback of high winds. Before
, the circumstances were fully appreciated.
however, the market showed considerable
-wr,knea as a result largely of the aloof-
iifs of foreign buyers, as well aa because
'of continued peace talk and German naval
activities. Gossip that France would bit
willlnc to accept a league to enforce peace
'If tb plan Included limitation of armament
1 led at on time to a noticeable though tran
sient dip In value.
Announcement of biff export clearances
- helped to harden wheat prices In the last
v- halt of th day. Beside, primary receipts
. , tver small at 000,000 bushel, a against
1,305,000 bushel last year. In addition,
-1 wm Improvement of shipping facilities was
"s reported. On the other baud, nw export
purchases war said to aggrogat only 200,
" 000 bushels.
v Big export taking at corn, estimated at
1.000.900 bushels, put strength Into that
cereal. It was predicted that Argentine
shipment hereafter would be greatly dlmln
.. trihed If not altogether stopped. Oat rose
with corn. Sales of 600,000 bushel of oat
' to Europ were reported.
Higher quotation on hog lifted pro-
visions. British cable telling of apprehen
sion a to a possible shortage of -upplles
tended further to stimulate buying.
Chicago Caah Price Wheat: No. f red,
-JI.8O01.8OS; No. $ red. $1.840181;
No 1 hard, $1.8101.83; No. I hard, noml
nal. Corn: No. 3 yellow, $1.0101.01;
-No, 4 yellow, 88c0$l.OO; No. 4 whit, 08c
0$l.t. Oata: No. 3 white. 87068c; stand -740$8Vie.
Rye: No. 3, nominal; No.
.,J, nominal: No. 4, $1.1. Barley: $1,000
) !R. Seeds: Timothy, $3.$O0$.M; clover,
- tll.0e?17.l. Provisions: Pork, $31.00;
'..-lard. $14.110137; ribs, $14.78011.80.
. Butter Unchanged.
'- Egga Lower; receipts, $,310 case; first,
88 e; ordinary firsts, 3(037Ci at mark,
case) included, 31 0 38c. -Potatoes
Receipt fifteen can; market
. w unchanged.
FsulUy AUt, higher; (wlc tto: spring.
' He. ,
Kansas Cltr General Market.
Kansas City, Jan. $4. Wheat No. t hard.
1 81 871.11; No. 2 red, $1.3791.80; May,
. l ke; July, $1.4801.48.
Butter Unchanged. .
Kgga Firsts, c.
Poultry Hens, 10c; rooster. 13o: tur
i. Poultry Hens. 21c; rooster, 13o; tur-
keys, 34c
' Ctr$-N. J mlitd, OI0$lc; No. I
white, O70OOe; No. 3 yellow. 60c; May,
tic: Jul. I71fac.
Oata No. 3 white, 6706Sc; No. 2 mixed.
A6068C.
NEW YOKE QKNKBAL MABHET.
Quotation of th Day an Various Loading
Commodities.
New York. Jan. 24. Flour, quiet.
Wheat Soot. Irregular: No. X hard,
$2.00 ; No. 1 northern. Uulbth, $3.20 ; No. 1
northern. Manitoba, $2.20 f. o. . Mew
York.
Corn Spot, qulst; No. 3 yellow, 11.16
c. 1. f. New York.
Oata Spot, steady.
lla Steady: N. 1, $1.10; No. 2. 11.000
1.06: No. 3. 3&0l7c: shipping. Sfcevoc.
Hops Quiet; state, common to choice.
1814, 4S06Oc; 1016, 3014c; Pacific coast.
1 8. 11014c: 116. 8012C
Hldmrr Quiet ; Bogota, 41 J 42c ; Central
America. 41c.
Leather Firm; hemlock firsts, 47c; sec
onds, 06c.
Provtutons Pork, firm; mess, $32,000
33.60; family, 031.000 33.60; short clears.
$31.000 32.00. Borf. firm: mess, $23,000
22.60; family, $32.000 34.00. Lard, steady;
middle west, $10.40010.60.
Butter Firmer; receipts, 4.733 tubs;
creamery, 41041o; firsts, 26030c; seconds,
33034ttf.
Kggs Weak; receipts, 7,084 cases; fresh
gathered extra firsts, 41c; firsts, 4O04Oc;
refrigerator seconds to firsts, ibVtn tiy,c.
Cheese Firmer; receipts, 1,088 boxes;
stale held specials, 24F24c; state held
average fancy, 22024c,
Poultry Pressed, firm; chickens, IS
fowls, 10024c; turkeys, 30033c.
j: 28c;
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Poultry Alive: Springs, all size. 17c;
hen, all sixes, 10c; stags, 14o; old cocks
11c; ducks, F. Ffat, 14o; geese, P. F. fat,
lie; turkey, fat, 22c; turkeys, old toms.
20c: guineas, each, SOo; vlgeons, per doxen
80a Preased : Turkey, dry picked. No. 1
hen and young torn, 87c: old toms, 860
turkeys. No. 2. 16c; ducks. No. 1. 17c;
ducks. No. 8, 13; iet, No. 1, 10c; old
cock. 13 c.
Butter Freah, OOo.
Kggs Freeh. Nu 1, oa. $11.04); N. 8.
-aae. $7.00: orax. oaaa, $100.
Cb quotation by Orlu A Co,:
CnoesO" Bxtra fancy domestic Swtsa. 4Io;
domsatle Swun. Otc: block fiwi, 32o: twin
cbM. 16c; triplet. 36o; dallies, 30e;
young America, zio; oiu label brica, I60;
I tm burger, 8O0; New York whit, gttc; Ro
quefort, 60c
Beef Cut Rib. No. 1, 300: N,i. 8. llo;
No. 8. 18c, Loin: No. 1. 3lc; No. 3.
31c; No. 8, lOo. Chuoka: No. 1, 13o;
No 3, 13o: No. 0. 10o. Round: No. 1,
10o; No. 8. 10o: No, 8, Uc. Plate;
Uo. 1. lloj No. s. 10o; No. 8, 0c.
Oyster- Gallon: Cbesapeaa standard.
81,00; Chapeak select. $1.80; northern
sundsrd, $1.00; northern selsots, $0.00;
northern counts, $3.3$.
Celery Mammoth, pr dosM OOo.
Frosen Fish Whiting, Uc lb.; halibut, 16c
lb.; aalmon, fall, 12o lb , aatmon. sliver,
Itc lb.; sunflah, Co Ib.t crapple. 80 lb.;
trout, 10c lb,; catfish, 10c lb.; black cod,
lOo lb.) plk, 18c lb pickerel, 0c Ib.t til
.h. He tb.t herring;, 7o lb.; herring, c
lb.; wbliefish, 14c lb.: smelts, lOo lb.
oteah Fish Catfish, lie lb.; hall bat. 0o
lb.; se trout, 10c lb.; Spanish mackerel,
lOo. I!.: black baa. 80o lb.: black bess.
smalt 17o lb.: rod nappr, 17o lb.; floun
dera, llo lb.; codfish, eastern. 14o lb.; blue-
tun, meotum. io id.
Smoked FlahWblt chut bayflah, 18-lb
basket, llo lb. J kippered aalrooo. 10-lb.
baakla. lOo lb.; flnan addles 10 and lu-lb
boxes, 14 lb 1 klpporad cod, -4 -lb. box
is tb
Fruit and regeUbl quoutlono furnlhd
by Olllnskl Fruit company.
Fruits Orange, IMNa, 834a, $8,71 box;
310, 834. $$.00 box; all Other sixes, $8.3$
box. Lemons, fancy 800s. 3tto. $6.00 box:
oholo. 800. 000. $4.00 box. Orapofruit, 80a
$8.00 BOX; 4H. VOS, II. 18 OOXl 64. 04, 80
$4.00 box. Orapea, Emperor, market prioe;
Malaga, fancy, 07.00 bbl.i Malagaa, xtra
fancy, 01.00 bblaj Malaga, extra selected,
$8.00 bbL Cranbwrle, lati Howe, $10.00
bbl.; box, $3.30 box. Honey, $3.00 oaaa
Banana, 4o lb. Cider. Mott. $4.80 keg.
ADSlee York lmpiial, $6.00 bbL; Jona
thans, extra fancy, $3.00 box; Jonathan,
fanoy, $1.00 box; Arkanaaa Blacks, all slins,
$3.00 box; Arkanaaa Black, fancy, $3.00 1
box: Arkanass Black, cholo. $1.00 box:
Oano. Colorado, fancy,. $1.00 box; Caaoo,
Colorado, extra ianoy, 81.7.
Vgtble onion, red, oc lb.: onion.
Bpanlao, $2.00 crate; onion, Span lab. large
oratea, $T.o rti tomatoes, Dut,
$6.60 orat; oucumbr $$.30 doxan; lttue.
cratea. 03.80 crate; lattuc. do sen, $1.00
doaen; tv-nlpe, oarrota, parent pa, rutahagea.
beet. 10 io.l ceiery, si.vw aosen; poia
toea, $8.10 buaholi cabbag, lo lb. oauli
f lower, $3.00 orat.
01marsnu in Natural ooior, par lb.i
Premium. 84c: Challenge. Hot Kersey,
3001 LUr. 1801 Lincoln, 11 o. Whit,
par lb.) Bnownak. 83a
Cider Mott. $4.26 keg; Mott, bbla., $1.36
boo.
Mlcollaaou Peanntat No, l taw, lb.,
Oct roaateed. lb.. Oct Jumbo, raw, b $o;
Jamba, roaatod, lb,, lOo. Dromedary date,
eaaa, $8. 76. Ftga, cam, 11.01 No. I Kng-
IkM waisnia, ipa, iivto.
Vlnneairolt. Minn,. Jan. 34 Wheat May.
$1.881 July. $1.80: dash, No. 1 hard,
11.801. 88; No. 1 northern, $1.870
1.10: No. I northern. 1M01.8O.
corn wo. i- yellow, 7je.
Oata No. I white, St0t$Uo.
FlexsMd $3$803.$B. ...
Flour Unchanged.
Barley 8c 011.33. A
Rye $1.4001.41,
Bra 138.000 38.80.
St, Isml Grain Mark.
St Ixuia. Jan. 34. Wheat No. 8 red.
$1.0$; No, I hard, $1.0301.00; May, $1.84
01.84; July, 81.60.
com No, 3, $i.oo; no. i wniu. $x.vi;
Hay, $1.0301.01; July, 81 01.
uat no, , 67c; no. i wnue, ne,
7iw Tork Mooey Markei.
New Tork, Jan. 18. Mercantile Paper
193 per cent.
Blarltng lExchange OHJay bill. $4.71:
commercial 0-day bills on bank. $4.78;
commercial 00-day bill, $4,71; demand,
$4.7$ i cables, $4.70 1-1$. ,
Stiver Bar. T0c; Mexican dollar, $8e.
Bond Government, steady; railroad, Ir
regular. Time Loans Steady; sixty daya, 103
per cent; ninety days. 203 per cent; six
months, $03 per oent.
Call Money Steady; highest, 1 per cent;
lowest. 1 per cent; ruling rate, I per
cent; laat loan, 1 per oent; closing bid, 1
per cent; offered at 3 per cent.
U. H. r. la, reg. S M. K. A T. 1st 4s 77
do coupon ... 00 Mo. p. con. fls..l0fl
U. 8. 3s, reg... .101 Mont. Power 6a.. 100
do coupon ...101 N. Y. C. deb. 8s. 113
U. 8. 4s. reg. ...110 N. T. City 4s..ll0
do coupon ...110HN Haven cv. fis.108
. T. AT. o. 4.10 No. Paclfio 4a... 06
Anglo-French 6a. 03 do 3a ,...09
Atch. gen. 4.... OOOre. 8. h, ref. 4. 03
B. A O. 4 04 Pac. T. A T. 5s. .101
Beth. St. ref. $.101Vlnn. con. 4s.lo?
Central Pac. 1st. 03 do gen. 4s. .104
A O cv.,4s. 0 Reading gen. 4s.fi
P- Q. it. 4 008o. Pac. ov. S..104
r.M.Aat.P.cv.Sa.iOi. do ref. 4 84
C. .R.I,P.ref.4s... 77So. Railway $s.,102
O. A 8. ref, 4 S Union Pacific 4s. $9
p. R. O. 0. 4s. 84 do cv. 4 14
Krle gen. 4 73fiTJ. S. Rubber 8s. 103
Gen. Klee. 4s.... 108 U. 8. Steel Ss...l08
Qt. No. 1st Offh.lQoVW. Union $8
I. C. ref. 4s 03Dom. of C, 1831. IU
K. C. So. ref. $s. 00 -Bid. "
U A N. un. 4... 07 ,
Metal Market.
New Tork. Jan. 34. Metals Lead, $7 7$
bid. Spelter dull; spot East 8t Louis de
livery. $10.00 asked. Copper firm; )q.
tro lytic, first, second and third quarter.
$18. $0 0 31.80. Iron steady and unchanged.
Tin steady: spot, $48.13 044.87.
At London: Spot copper, 130 $s; fu
tures, 130 10; electrolytic, 14t; spot tin.
180 7 Od; future. 100 7 Od; load. 130;
spelter, ftl 10.
St. Joseph lira Htoek Market.
St. Joseph, Jan, 14. Cattle Receipts,
1,000 head; market 10010c higher; steers,
$7.00011.7$: cows and heifer. $6.00010.80;
calve. $7 60011.50.
Hogs Receipt, $.000 head; market 100
lie higher; top, $11.40; bulk of sales, 81L00
. .
Sheep and Lamb Receipts, 3,000 head;
market steady; lamb. $11.10914.10; ewes,
$8.00 0 10.3$.
IJv Stock la Sight.
Receipt of 11 v stock yesterday at th Ave
principal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Sioux City ., 1,800 11,000 600
Omaha . 1.4oo lo.ooo 12,300
Chicago ..............10,000 40,000 18,000
Kansas City 4.804 14,600 7,000
8t Loul 4,000 0.000 600
j Totals 38,800 $3,400 43,100
Dry Good Market.
New Tork, Jan. It. Cotton good were
Irregular today In th gray goods division;
other line were firmer. Tarns were steady.
Wool goods wro firm and worsted ysrna
tended higher. Hosiery was firm. Many
lines of fall cottons were sold up and with
drawn. Bank Clearing!
Omaha, Jan. 14. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $8,133,803.01 and for the
corresponding day last year $$,$08,411.77,
UVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ten Cents Up, Several
Loads Selling at $11
feeders Are Steady.
HOGS ASE FIFTEEN HIGHER
Omthi, Jaau&ry 24, 1117.
Receipt, wer.i Cttli. llo,,. flheep.
ornclal Monl.y 7.133 10.377
orriclal Tueailay i,8til
ICtlni.t. Wednesday.. (.400
Three day, thla wek..20,201
flam, days laat week.. 33,131
Ham, day, 1 week, ago37,144
Hame day, I weeka ago30,fiOI
Heme day, 4 weeks airo 3,787
Hame daya last year.. 20,774
Rer.lpu and dtapoeltlon of Hve stork at
the Unlun fltork Yarda. Omaha, for tw.nly
(uur houra endlns at 3 p. m. yesterday:
ItKCKIPTS CARS.
Catt le. Hot;,, flheep. Hor.es.
P. M. St. P...
B.STl
11,(31 .,733
H.100 12,300
42.301' 23.700
44,200 37.812
,5,65
20.0,1 33,030
lt,57 21,111
64.(07 17.222
. 11 10 1
.3 2
.6 1
, 14 Hi 13
.13 14 3 1
. 62 00 4 1
. 24 31 3
.10 12
. 31 23 31
.16 3
. 1 3
.12 3
,6
.363 23 61 l
Waba.h
Mleeourl Pacific
Union Parlflc
C. N. w east..,.
C. V N. W.. nil...
C t. P., M. O...
C, R. A Q., east,....
('.. 11. A Q.. west.....
C, R. 1, aV P., east...
:., H. I. it P., west..
Illinois Central
Chlcaco Ureal West.
Total receipts
DISPOSITION HEA D.
Cattle. Hon.
Morris A Co 823 2.006
Sheep.
1,127
3,183
3,776
4.431
Swift A Company. ...1,222 3,033
Cud.hy Parking Co.. 114 023
Armour A Co 1,433 4,177
flchwarts A Co...., 202
J. w. Mtirnhv I.Ofil
Lincoln racking Co.
104
Ho. Omaha Park. Co.
WMon Packing Co...
Hutnlnger Oliver.,
W. B. Vsnsant Co
Ronton. Vannant A L.
6
21
7
167
F, H, Iwla
J. 34. Root A Co
J. H. Hull.
2t
6
h. F llu
Rosenstork Bros.
f. O. KrllOK,
..87
werthelmer A Desen.
H. F. Hamilton 83
Sullivan Bros: 34
Rothschild A Krebs..
Kan. Calf Co. .
73
136
14
8
1A
n
Christie
lllgglns
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Ulasffbrg
Haker
Banner Bros
John Harvey
Dennis A Francis. .
Jensen c Lungren.
88
$78
Other buyer
$23
Totals 0,401 17,486 11,134
Cattle Receipt were fair this morning.
but the total for the three day foots up
only 30,301 head, th smallest sine four
week ago. but about on a par with a year
ago. There waa an active demand for
good beef steers, which sold at price that
were strong to 10c higher than yesterday.
Several loads of good cattle sold up to
$11.00, Cow nd heifer were strong and
good feeder were fully teddy. Inferior
kind were a little alow and possibly week.
waa a good deal of a disappointment, a
the trado was looking for supplies of 100
ram or better, Th total for th three
day of 43,308 head t 4,000 smaller than
laat week, 33.000 lighter than th record
run two week ago and a decrease of over
14,000 aa compared with a year ago.
Th market opened rainy active and
largely 16c higher, sharp advance being re
ported all around the loop on early wire.
Shipping demand was again broad, order
ouyers taking a nig snare of th offerings
ngures that were from a dim to 20a
higher than yesterday. - They naid as hish .
a $11.10 for butcher and heavies. I
Moat of the packer followed the shtnner
lead, and filled soma order 15c higher, but
one outfit laid out. andwith several train
still ttark and quit a fw of the early arri
vals still In the pens, other, buyers with
drew bids and except for a few hoga shipper
were still buying things came td a land
still. Towards noon packers started looking
again, but they, wanted hog steady with
yesterday, and seller wer not Inclined to
cash hogs, that way. However, some sales
were made around midday, beat grades sell
ing 10u 'lower than early, while on others
all the morning upturn was lost- At the
time of closing this report there were still
a great many load In the pen, and a train
or two back.
Barly sale were generally lllo higher, and
as none of th later sale were In by press
time th sales quoted below show the early
advance. Bulk of th morning hogs sold
at $10.00 011.80 with a few a high aa
$11.30 for a new record, while later in the
day It took something good to beat $11.00,
Quotation on Catlle Good to ubolce year
ling beeves. $14,168)11.60; goad to choice
beeve. 110.00011.00; fair to good beeves.
18.60 01 .00: oonimon to fair beeve. $7,760
Oil, good tot oholo heifers, $1.6008.0:
sood tv oholc cow, $7.1600.00; fa. to good
oowa, $8.0007.44; common to fair oows, $6.04
00.161 prime feeding steers, $$."601.44;
good to choice feeder. $4.4003.601 fair to
good feeder. $7.iO0l.w; common to fair
feeder. $0,160)7.1$; good to cholo stockers.
$7.7608.16; slock eifsrs, $4 1608 16; stock
oowa. $6.6001. 00: stock i calves $7.0000.00;
veal oa: eo, $3.00010.64; beef bull, stags,
etc.. $0 6008 to: bologna bull, $6.6004.60.
Representative sales;
BERF STEERS.
NO.
$...
11...
6...
14...
4...
6...
60. .-.
Av. Pr.
No.
Av. Pr.
1 010 $0 86
, $37 7 10
. 686 7 35
, 683 T 76
, 804 S 00
, 828 8 00
797 36
071 $0 $0
604 7 00
so..;,
14...,
7...
40...,
10...,
10...,
$08
701
704
844
838
72 6
7 60
7 00
8 60
$ 76
SiiiiiiwuiiiiiiiIiiiS
Phenomenal
KHAYDEN
U HlO
Come
While
6 2
w Price,
fir Choice,
Manchurian Fox Pillow Muffs
that sold at )10, $12.50 and $15.
A splendid wearing, very hand
some fur just twenty-two in the
lot to close, choice
Special Showing
a ' a N Yon may choose from hun
ft iS I Ij dreds of nobby new Spring
t Dresses, in taffetas, crepes,
satins, serges and novelty silks; all colors and
sizes. Truly extraordinary values.
wtaJUUIJIIIIMI B1MII lilllliaillHl
lit Pays Try HAYDEN'S First It Pays
21.
. 0(3
t 46
66
70
I 86
.1284
.1100
.1168
36 132 ,0
3 1216 10 00
17 1230 10 10
30 1100 10 20
10 1336 10 40
31 1332 10 45
0 1120 10 26
21 1239 10 60
34 1436 11 10
COWS.
1 800 6 60
7 IM 6 75
. 877
. 080
. fl
. 003
.1037
.1127
.1356
.1118
.1310
5 60
5 86
2.
. . .1000 25
...030 6 00
...1106 7 25
...1160 7 50
...000 7 60
...I ISO 7 10
...mi i ft
...1212 60
34.
7 65
7 85
8 00
8 26
4.
Hogs Th run oT 2-14 rurtn of 10.610 had,
and bids on a great deal of the stuff that
was unsold were below tbe even money
mark.
Representative sales:
No. Av. 8h. Pr.
No. A
SO. .184
92. . 186
. . !77
71 . .37
i(. ,230
60. .275
:.. .1(8 ... $10 60
$10 80
10 00
11 00
11 10
11 20
11 30
mi. .no
HO. .184
io s;
10 85
T. .201 '. . . 11 Hi,
08.. 880 ... 11 15
83.. 248 ... 113 6
Sheep Sheep and
Ismb
fltippltes this
morning were larger than for the two ure-
lous days combined, about flfty-one cam, I
or 12,800 head, being reported In. For the -
first half of the week receipts amount to'
23,700 head, as against 37.812 last we-k I
$3,488 two weeks ago and 17 list ve
irnhT hZul LI??, , V tr- 4
tJ J?irZ ?. f i today tYian u.cy have :
been going up, trade btng slow at fully 26c I
lower prices. It was almoeynoon before'
much of anything was done, Packers falling i
to even make bids on most of ihn lumh.
until tnldforenoon. First wires from other
market reported slight dec 11 nes. and aellAr.
nurry io cui loose at such large
reductions aa packers were asking, but when
later wire came they allowed that full
a severe breaks were In force elsewhere
and around noon a good share of the lambs
that were In sold on the battls named. Best
light fed western lambs stopped at $14,00,
while bulk of the decent to sood stuff anM
downward to $13.60. Karly in the day ft
load of clippers that were lighter and rar-
rled a longer fleece than those here on pre
vious daya of the week sold at (12.26, but
the price was no criterion of tho later
trade, as mates of yesterday's $12.00 stuff
were wanted lower.
Quotations on Sherp and Lambs Lambs,
good to choice, $13.76014.00; lambs, fa,lr to
good, $13.00013.76; lambs, clipped, $11.2Ci0
12.00; lambs, feeders, $12.00013.60; - year
lings, fair to good, $t 0.760 1 1.60; wethers,
fair to choice, $9.60010.00; ewes, good to
choice, $0.76010.36; ewe, fair to good, $8.75
00.76; ewe, plain to culls, $0.0008.50; ewes,
feeding, $fl.OO$.00.
Representative sales:
000 fed lsmbfl ,
47 fed lambs
611 fed Iambs .
30 cull lambs .
16$ fed ewes ,
183 cull ewes .
271 fed lambs .
, ,67 40
. 23 , 60
. ,07 t 40
, 303 76
.,..71 $14 36
....09 14 26
80 13 80
,...00 13 60
06 10 26
....00 7 60
....77 13 70
81 11 76
180 clipped lambs 81
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Market Reported Firm; Hogs Strong;
. Sherp Weak.
Chicago, .Tan. 24. Cattle Receipts, 19,000
head; market firm; native beef cattle, $7.75
011.00; western steers, $7.70&10.00; stock
era and feeders, $6.0008.00; cows and heif
ers, $6.00910.16; calves, $10.60014.70.
Hog Receipts, 40,000 head ; market
strong, 10430c tyeove yesterday's average;
bulk of sales, $ll.t0tftll.40; light, (10. mi Si
ll. 30; mixed, $10.90011.46; heavy, $10.95
011.66; rough, $10.96011.10; pigs, $8,760
10.60. v
Sheep and Lain be Receipts, 18,000 head;
market weak; wethers, $9 76011.00; ewes,
$7.60010.40; lambs, $11.76014.26.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
St. Louis, Jan. 84. Cattle Receipt, 4,600
nead; market steady; native beef steers,
$7.60011.00; yearling steers and heifers.
$$.6O011.KO; cows, $6.6008.7$; stockers and
feeders, $6.3008.60; prime southern beef
steers, $8.4000.00; beef cows and heifers.
4.abeP7.bti; prime yearling, steer and netr-
ers, $7.6004.00; native calves. $0.00014.60.
Hogs Receipts 0,000; market higher:
Mints. $11.00011.00; pigs, $0.00010.50;
mixed and butchers, $11.10011.70; good
heavy, $11.00011.75; bulk of sales, $11,100
11.00. ' '
Sbeep and Lambs Receipts, $00 head;
market steady: lambs. $12.76014.60: ewes.
l3O.uO01O.26; yearlings, $11.00011.25.
Kansas City live Stock Market.
. Kansas City, Jan. 24. Cattle Receipts,
4,800 head; market higher; prime fed steers,
$IO.S60H.64; dressed beet steers, $8,600
10.76; western steers, $7.60011.00; cows,
$6.6000.60; heifers, $7.26011.00; stockers
and feeders, $0.76010.00; bulls, $0.64 0 3.60;
calves, $7.60013.00.
Hogs Receipts, 14,600; market higher;
bulk of sales, $10.00011.40; heavy, $11.40(9
11.46; packers and butchers, $11.20011.40;
light. $10.80 011.30; pigs, $0.26010.60.
Sbeep and Lambs Receipts, 7.000 head;
market ateady; lambs, $13.76014.36: year
ling. $11.760817.60; wethers, $10.00 0 10.76;
ewe. $0.60010.60.
Btovx City Live Stock Market.
Masx CUy, Jan. 24. -Cattle Receipts,
$,-
800 head: market strong: stockers steady
beef steer, $$.60011.00: butchers, $8,000
9.35; fat cows and heifer, $6.00 0 9.00; can
nera, $4.1606.75; stockers and feeders, $6.60
08.40; calves, $(.0008.60; bulls, stags, etc.,
$6.6007.40; feeding cow and heifers, $6.60
08.00.
Hog Receipts, 11,500 head; market 50
16o higher; lights, $10.76010.06; mixed,
$10.96 011.1$; heavy, $11.10011.25; pigs.
$9.60010.04; bnlk of sales, $10.85011.10.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 500 head ;
market steady; fed muttons, $9.00011.76;
wethers, $9.26010.26; ewes, $8.6009.50;
lambs, $13.60 0 13.60.
Give your Want Ad a chance to
make good. Run it in The Bee.
Values in Winter Coats
n DODGE DOU0LAS STREETS $bw
Hundred Handsome Coats
Made to Sell up to $35.00
Sent us by our New York buyer A wide
range of nobby styles, in the' most popular
materials and colorings for your selection,
Including Nobby Plush Coats
Many Fur Trimmed Garments
Early Thursday and Choose
Assortments Are Complete
100 FINE PLUSH COATS
Just received Jfor Thursday's sell
ing greatly underpriced at
$19.50, $25.00 and $35.00
$5
of Spring Dresses at $15.00 and $25.00 j
Afaai
Af Hk K
H
-Advance snrincf
terials and colors.
BjBHNiM
NEW YORK STOCKS
V
Operations Again Very Limited
. as to Scope and
Volume.
TENDENCY IS UPWARD
N'pw York, Jan. 24. Operations oo the
Stock exchanie today were again very lim
ited as to scope and volume, but the tend
ency was towards moderately higher levels,
occasion.. I revemals belntf due to realizing
sales. United States Hteel and other specu
latlvn favorites contributed fully 60 per cent
to the day s meager total or 38b.ooii shares.
Bthlehem Steel, which yesterday declared
a eubutanttal Contribution of dividends,
moved between 425 and 447, closing at the
latter figure, a net gain of 17 points. United
States Steel denoted quiet and confident
accumulation, but made only a nominal ad
vance. Hhlpplnaand oils were Irregularly higher
uiter their uncertain course or tn morning,
and tractions recovered much of yenterday's
Met hack. Pressed Steel Car Hcored a net
Iohh of a fraction, announcement
increased rate of dividend coming after the
cIow nf ,he market.
ril PaPer foup was heavy and llntless
Tl ofJ,hp time' but iP"ded to an extra
dividend on the new shares of the Union
Ban and Paper corporation. Utilities -were
tvHlad by Montana Power and American
Thone at gains of 2 to 3 points,
Ralls- were wiore prominent than recently,
displaying general strength In the final
hour, when Norfolk & Western rose 3tt
points on declaration of an extra 1 per cent
i dividend. Iong Island added more than 6
points to Its steady gain of the I apt week.
selling At 47. its highest quotations In
many years. Reading. Atchison and To
ledo, St. Louis Western, comprised, the
other strong features of the railroad list.
Kxchange on Petrograd and Rome con
tinued to decline, their new minimum
showing discounts of from 40 to almost ,60
per oent, but rates on the Teutonic coun
tries were slightly harder., Negotiations are
said lo be pending for large exports of gold
to South America and another transfer of
currency to the Pacific coast was assumed
to represent further withdrawal of Japanese
reserves at this center.
Bonds were Irregular, with slight con
cessions In Industrial Issues. Total sales,
par value, $4,290,000. United States bonds
wee unchanged on call.
Number of sales and quotations on lead
ing stocks were:
Sates. High. Low. Close.
Am. Beet Sugar... 200 93 92
American Can 8.200 47 45
47
Am. tar & Foundry 6,xuo 67 t
Ain. Locomotive... jjucj (7 78 71
Am. Smelt. & Ref.
Am. Sugar Ref. . . .
Am. Tel. & Tel....
Am. Z., L. 8
Anaconda Copper.,
Atchison
Bald. Locomotive..
Baltimore & Ohio..
Brook. Rapid Tran.
B. & 8. Copper. . ..
Cal. Petroleum. . . .
Canadian Parlflc. .
'entral Leather. . .
Chesapeake & Ohio
V., M. & St. P....
Chicago &. N. W. . .
C. R. I. & P
Chino Copper
Colo. Fuel & Iron . .
Corn Products Ref.
Crucible Steel
Krle
Hen era I Electric...
Great No. pfd
(Jreat No. Ore ctfs.
Illinois Central..,.
Inter. Con. Corp. . .
Inspiration Copper.
Inter. Harventer. . .
Int. M. M. pfd. ctfs.
K. C. Southern
Kennecott Copper. .
6,000 107 107 107
BOO 11Z 112
3,000 128 126
111
127
37
82
6.100 83 82
2,700 106 105
3,300 65 54
1,400 81 81
105
65
81
77
49
29
161
A1
64
90
122
31
64
47
23
63
31
168
116
48
27
162
88 U
03
31
65
40
2H
62
31
1S
66 67
120
88
45
46
jjOuihvhic & ivasn..
16f
Mex. Petroleum.... 16,600 104 102 103
Mtatni Copper 200 41 41 41
Missouri Pacific Io
Montana Power.
1,700 106 101
105
National Lead
Nevada CoDDer
bO
24
600 24 24
700 101 lot
7.400 45 43
New York Central..
N. T., N. H. & H. .
Norfolk A Western
Northern Pacific, ..
Pacific Mail
Pacific Tel. & Tel..
Pennsylvania
Ray Con. Copper. . .
Reading
Rnp. Iron & Steel..
Shattuck Aria. Cop,
Southern" Pacific. . .
Southern Railway..
Studebaker Co
Texas Company....
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pfd. .
U. S. Ind. Alcohol..
101
i
6.100 13844 134 1.18U
400 108 108 ION
btfV Zi Z3
V,6n0 '57 66 67
600 27 26 26
3,800 101 100 101
1,200 79 78 79
26
1.600 97 97 07
1,600 10!) 107 108
J.II'U ii ZH 2ZV
4,000 144 143 144
86
8.400 124 122 123
U. 8. Steel
V. S. Steel pfd..
Utah Copper. . . .
Wabash pfd. "B
Western Union.
...105,600 113 112 113
RO0 121 120 120
... z.Jtmr j n ya iwb ina
".. 400 29 29 29
9a
Wentinghouse Elec. 500 62 63 52
101a. sates lor ine oay .in.uwi snares.
Cotton Market. ,
New
Tork, Jan. H. Cotton Futures
opened
easy; January. 1 . to ; March.
10.80c;
15.99c.
May, 14.94c; July. 16.90c; October,
The cotton market today closed steady at
a net advance of 3 to 10 point.
Cotton futures closed steady; January,
11.91c; March, 16.97c; May, 17.15c; July,
17.no; October. 16.18c. 1
Spot cotton unlet; Middling uplands,
17.10c. No sale.
Liverpool, Jan. 14. Cotton Spot easier;
good middling. 10.82d; middling, 10.43d; low
middling, 10.$0d; aalea, (.00 bale.
London Stock Market
Tendon. Jan. 24. American securities
were Idle and featureless on the stock ax
change here today.
Silver Bar, 87 3-1 4d per ounce,
Uonev 3 ner cent.
Discount Rates Short bills, 606 per
cent; three months, 6445 per cent.
Omaha Bar Market.
Omaha, Jan. 11. Prairie flay Choice
nni.nrl 914 60: No. L 111.OO013.OO: No 8,
$10.00011.94; No. 4. $9.00010.00. Choice
midland. $11 $: No. 1, $10.60011.00; No.
Thursday
Friday i
2nd Floor 1
All Size
for Both
Women
and Misses.
Vt ue showing a broad as- p
sortment of choice Dresses s
for afternoon and street wear f
styles, in most desirable ma
Special values.
200 48
12,300 30
300 163
2,400 89
600 64
'"sno "ii"
800 65
700 47
1.000 23
5.600 64
2,900 32
"200 105
"4,060 67
f
"s,600 '46
$8KC!fl0; No. 3. $4 00O$00. Choke low
la i. 89 60010 00; No. 1. $t,ooo.tQ; No. 2,
MO8.0"; No. , 86.00 8 00.
Straw -Choice beat, 10.008.60; etolc
oa or rye, Iti.&OC '-60,
Alfalfa Choice. $lT.$tiOlR.00; No. 1,
,18 J 017.00; standard 81&. 00016.00; No. 3,
$12.00014.00: No. , $10.00012.00.
Coffee Market.
New Tork, Jan. 24. The market for coffee
futures was quiet again today, sales being
estimated at 94,750 bags, wbile fluctuations
were again comparatively narrow and irreg
ular.' Tho opening wax unchanged to 2
points higher on scattered covering inspired
by the relative steadiness of the primary
markets, but after selling at 8.66c, Hay con
tracts eased off to 8.51c under liquidation,
while there may also have been a little
trade selling during the afternoon. The
close was 1 to 3 points net lower. January,
8.37c; February, 8.40c; March, 8.44c; April,
8.48c; Slay, 8.63c; June, 8.56c; July. 8.60c;
August, 8.64c; September. 8.69c; October,
8,73c; November, 8.78c; Decern h-r, 8.83c.
The spot market was quiet and unchanged
on Rio coffees with 7n quoted at 10 cents,
but Santos grades were easier, owing to
increased competition of mild coffees, with
4s quoted at 10c. An offer of Santos 3s
and 4s was reported in the cost and freight
market at 10.56c, prompt Mhipinent by neu
tral steamer, which was believed to be from
Winter Tourist
fares via
WABASH
Mobile, Ala $44.31
Jacksonville, Fla 54.56
Palm Beach, Fla 73.06
Pensacola, Fla. 46.91
St. Augustine, Fla 56.86
St. Petersburg, Fla 66.16
New Orleans, La - 44.31
Pass Christian, Miss 44.31
Charleston, S. C 54.56
Galveston, Texas ' 41.56
Houston, Texas . 41.56
San Antonio, Texas , 41.56
Havana, Cuba, and return
via New Orleans and steamer 92.15
Havana, Cuba, and return,
via Key West or Tampa and steamer. . 94.80
Jacksonville, Fla., and return 63.76
In one direction via direct routes; in
opposite direction via Washington, D.
C; or in opposite direction via Balti
more and steamer.
Attractive Cruises to the WEST INDIES, PANAMA
CANAL and SOUTH AMERICA. Sailing dates, rates, etc,
upon application.
Corresponding low fares to many other points in th
South and Southeast. Tickets on sale daily until April 30th.
Liberal stop-over privileges.
Call at City Ticket Office, or Addre,,
H. C. Shield,, G. A. P. D., 311 South 14th St., Onuh., N.b.
V 'fyi i nt..n w yi'iui'iKi l' "US' ""
MoSddJ
Getting into a tropical
world without getting
far away from home
this and other advantages that
Florida offers has made it the
favorite winter haven of the
American people. Its marvel
ous hotel development and
tremendous equipment for
recreations is the evidence of
Florida's nation-wide appeal.
1
m
leaves Kansas City at C:15 p. m.,
reaches Jacksonville 8:25 a.m. second
day only a day and a half's ride via
Frisco Lines and Southern Railway
the direct route. All steel train:
coaches, sleeping cars, Fred Harvey"
t:i coaches, sleeping cars, Fred Harvey st!S m"'
N dining cars. M j) WS
The utideraunai nu tome new WorMa .JrM"'i
llter,turetl,twllllnterertou-wrltefor I V MjS 'iW-Zi
dining cars.
M -E j.y "A It. Mia 8DOU UR, maa racaMvu.. f gfjrK ''' ''
m 1 ft: fl . J.C.UTlm,Dr PaW, AUFrieUM, rTfBmi11'
a re-seller. Som of the Santos shippers
' are said to be anting for bids. The official
cables reported no changes In Brazilian ei
' ceDt for a decline of 36 rels in Santos
futures.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
New York, Jan. 3. Kvaporated Appies-r
Dull; fancy, 9c; choice, 88c; prime.
707r.
Dried Fruits Prunes, steady; California,
8t10c; Oregon, 84Jfe. Apricots, firm;
choice, 17c; entra choice. 17c; fancy, 18c.
Peaches, quiet; choice, 8c; extra choice,
04c Raisins, fancy seeded, fttflOc; seedless.
1 iuwilc; ijonaon layers, i.au.
j Oil and Rosin.
I Savannah, Ga., Jsn. 24 Turpentine Dull:
6252lic; sales none; receipts 33 bbla.;
! shipments S97; stock, 18,179.
I Rosin Firm; sales, 834 bbla.; receipt 283:
, Phipments 601; stock, 77,431. Quote: A. B.
C, D. E, F. O, $6.10; H, I, $6.20; K, $"i.25;
M.86.35; N, $6.6000.65; WO, $8,7006.80;
WW, $7.0007.10.
Sugar Market.
New Tork, Jan. 24. Sugar Raw. nominal;
centrifugal, $5.20; molaaser, $4.33. Refined,
teady ; fine granulated, $6.76. There was
a continued selling In sugar futures,
prompted by the eatder feeling In the spot
market. At noon prices were 2 to 4 points
lower.
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