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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1917.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of AH Kinds Are About
Steady-Sheep About Steady
With Yesterday' Close.
HOGS HIGHIB TO LOWES
February 1,
Hit.
(tle Hoi
Official MonOar
Official Tueedwr....... 1.111
Official Wedneedar ... T.110
Eetlnate Tbarsdar .... 1.100
roar imjw thla week 11.711
su-m it n loot w k ti,m
8ame 4a,e t wMka airoll.771
lama dara 1 weeka ac 11.111
Kama da 7a 4 weeka afoll.UI
Sa na . jra laat joar. .1L.17
10.121
11.111
ll,7l
M.lll
1.7M
i,m
1.011
7.111
I.KI
47,T1
11.141
11.171
1.111
1.0011
S0,MI
41.111
11.141
I1.177
47,110
11.111
Cattle 1U wlpta wara ltaht aa aaaaj a
nMH. eel. r.rtr.tbraa ear being; re
acted lu. For lha week ra alpta amount
t 10.707 Head. DeinOr e.eos nesa irsr
a year aa-o. The rarket did not now
auch chanra. price being generally about
i ad with jesurw.
r . .- .... ...in. Mod to choloser
II-,. nee.ea 111 Mail 10: food to ebolce
k tmttu iu: fair' ta mod vaa
II 114,1. II; eesomon to fair beeves. 11.00
00 70- good U cbulfl neifera. 17 71) 14.
ZA . .koloo news. 17100111; fair ta
good oawa. HUH 10: oonmoo ta lilr w
1! 10d)0 10; prima faadtni ataara. II 000)
in oo I I. renin, teeder. II mat 00.
fair to I nod feeders. I7.H4JI.M: oomraor.
to fa!r feeders. I lol 10; ioM to .'
lockera. I7 71O0 10. atoca aain e, i .
hi. M l.t7.7l-. atook oalvra
,i .. veal calee. ll.Hail.00: beef
bulla, atam. ate 1 : bologna bulla
.a.0.l.M.
BBK STHKR8.
I. A.. Pr. NO. . AV. Pf.
1... 410 II 10 14........ Ill 17 10
1 100 1 01
I..
... 040
1 70
11 Ill 7 II
,114 I II
II Ill I II
20..
11..
.14..
1..
... 141
... 101
... Ill
...1074
7 10
I 11
I 10
I 00
I 00
I 10
tl. ...... .100!
II..
:i..
14 !
21 1070
11 Ill
11.. ...... 1031
II Ill
i no
17 IMt
II Ill
1 1130
I 40
I 10
I 10
II
as. i , is so
I.
II..
I.
11.
I.,
51.
.1114 10 11 ...1177 10 10
.. Ill 10 II 14 1111 10 41
..1110 10 10 1 1401 10 01
..1111 10 II 17 1410 10 IS
..1UI 11 00
COWI.
7 117 i 10 J.. 170 S 76
1........ Ill I 00 7 7 31
4 1110 I 10 It Ill I 71
II..... ...1170 7 00 14 114 7 21
I.. ......1111 7 11 1 ..1170 7 00
II 1041 I 11 17 ...1114 I 11
1 110 I 91 20 1113 I 40
Hog Owing to the bad atorm and se
verely cold weather sweeping the whole
northwoat, bog reoelpta were very light, ar
rival! being ooy slxty-flvs cara, or 4,700
head. For the four daya the run foota up
1,111 head, an agalnat 11,073 laat weak,
01,110 two week ago, and 73,341 a year
ago.
eventually everything was cleaned up yea.
terday, eellere making -"ToeHo concession
from early prleea to avoid earrylog any
hoga over during euch bad weather. Ru.
mora of a top of 111.11 proved to be ground
leea, 111.70, which waa paid a great many
tlmee, being the day'a high mark.
Outalde potnta reported freeh advanoee
(.n opening round thus morning and local
ahlppera opened the market by buying about
half tba receipt on a lOaiOc higher baaja.
Thay made a great many of their purchaaea
at IU.I0O11.71. and paid al high aa 111.11
for a load or two, oatllng a new record tor
the market. y
Around 11 o'clock two of the tracker
picked up a few hoga that were anyway 10
alio, and In extreme caaea were quoted
loo, below yeaterday'o general market or,
In other worde, a big quarter below the
early ahtpper price. Up to noon the other
two houaea were atlll holding back and ten
or more loade were etill In first hands.
What hogipackera bought aold largely at
III. 2IOU.I0, making the bulk of all the
aalaa, such a It waa, lll.2iall.7C. The
beat prices paid by packsrs waa 111.00 for
prtms heavlee, while, ae noted, ahlpping
hoga reached 111.11. Other marketa which
had opened sharply higher to ahlppera
were closing lower. Noon quotations on pro
visions showed that a large part of the
early slump had been recovered
No. Av. Hit. rr. no. av, n. rr.
31. Ill 110 11 II
17.. 311 120 II 10
11. .Ill ... 11 10
11.. 121 ... 11 10
si. .311 11 10
II. .301
110 11 It
no u II
11.. Ill
M..1M
73'.. Ill
4 .,.364
... li it
II 11 71
... 11 IS
BheoB" While most of the estimated sup.
ply was yarded by mid 'erenoon. the lamb
market, which yesterday proved to be very
high ermpsrod with other points, waa .an
. jV The"7 . ' :' y k
ll Logical M
Smoke!
other dreggy, uneven affair. On yesterday's
close a top of 114.41 waa scored on obolce
Ug it alexloane, while some ox in good
heavy lambs landed at J .oa.
Aa a general thing, today's market, while
vary irregulac, waa fully staady with yes
tarda. Compared with ' a few af yester
day's early high aalaa, the prices paid
looked. If anything, a Rttle lowec, hot an
the general run at stuff valwea wars about
the same aa Wednesday, and In a few rasee
aalaa were strong to a little higher. Lambs
of toppy quality wars lacking, but some
thing aa good aa tba lambs at 111-41 lata
yesterday were Domtnally quoted that high.
The best price reported up ta Boon waa
I14-.lt tor pretty good Meal carta and 114.11
for handy westerns thai ware lacking in
finish. Strong weight westerns and Max.
leans ware bought at 14.00ai4.la.
Quotations on sheet) and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice. I14j0t.14.4l; lambs, fair ta
good, gl3.ioai4.0l: lambs, dinned. 111.21
13.10; lambs, feeders, ll2.loai4.2t; ysar-
nnra, good to choice, il2.ooail.00; year.
Hags, fair ta good, I11.00ai2.00; wethers,
fair ba chains, Il.llai0.7l; ewea, good to
choice, rio.ioaio.41; ewea. fair to good.
li.7seia.es; swea, plain ta nulla, 14. M 9
ceo.
CHICAGO UTS STOCK. HABnTFTT.
Cattle Steady nags Higher gbeep etrong
as sugnor.
Chicago, rob. 1. Cattle Heoelpta, 1,100
head; market steady; native beef cattle
7.71ail.0l; western steers. I7.7tai0.lt
stockers and feeder, ll.ooal-ll; cows and
neirers, lb.0StfI0.26; csivea, 10.t0ai4.3l.
Hogs Receipts, 36,100 head; market
opened lto to 20o higher than yesterday's
average and closed lo to 3 la lower than the
opening; bulk af sales, IlLloaU.IO; light,
11.26013.00: mixed. 111. JIB 12.10: heavv.
111. 36912.15; rough, lll.36wU.tO; pigs.
1V.VV.
Sheep Receipts 10,000 head; market
strong to 16o higher; wethers. 10.36ail-t
ewes, 7 60t14,7S; yearlings, 112.S0JJ1I.6I
lambs, tll.ltai4.10.
Karnes City Lira Stank Market.
Kansas City, Feb. 1. Cattle Receipts,
s.ues naaa; market steady ta loo lower
prime steers, 111.00011.71: dressed beef
steers, ll.7taio.il; westsm steers, 17.76a
11.26: cows. Il.00ai.60: heifers. 17.00a
11.00; stockers and feedera, Il.toai0.00;
ouiia, s.tvQio.e; oaivea, S7.soi!.09.
Hogs Receipts, 1,000 bead: market
hlgbor, advance lost: bulk of sales. Su.loft
11.00; heavy, 111.10 1 2.00; packers and
outcners, iu.soaiz,ie; ugnt, ui.xoaii.it;
pigs, l.tttfll.lt.
Kheep Receipts, t,IO0 head; market
higher: . lamba. I13.l6ai4.i0; yaarllnga,
I12.ooai3.00; wethers, 1II.00O11.00; owes.
sv.isvis.ev.
Ma. lanla Uvs Mask Market.
HI. Louis. Feb. 1. Cattle RecelpU, 1,100
head: market lower; native beef steers,
I7.60ail.7t; yearlings steers and heifers,
ll.6oall.60: cows. l6.Mai.7l: stockera and
feeders, I6.10a.60; prima southern beef
steers, ox.flewil.ov; beet oowa and helfera,
4.26al.00; prim yearling steers and heif
ers, r toaio.oo; Dative calves, I4.00S14.10.
Hogs Reoelpu, 11,600 head; market
lower; lights, 111.1011,70; pigs, ll.oea
10.76; mixed and butchers, Ill.40an.l0;
good heavy, lll.7tail.lt; bulk of sales,
ll.4tail.IO.
Sheep and Lambs Markwo-ataady: lamba,
11.1t14.l0; awes, 14.tiaiO.60; yaarllnga,
11.00all.36. .
Man CHy Uva atook Market.
Bloux City, Feb. 1 Cattle Receipts, 100
head; market steady; beef ateera, 110.00a
ll.lt; butchers, It.0oai0.00; tat oows and
heifers, I4.00O10.04; cannars, It.ltai 71;
stockers and feeders, M.ioai.00; calvea,
l.tOaiO.00; bulls, stags, etc., II. 1001. 10;
feeding oows and heifers. Il.00ai.ll.
Hoga Receipts 600 head; market steady;
light, iii.oovu.it: mixed, iu.ieaii.il:
heavy, ll.loail.7l: pigs, 11.10011.00; balk
of sales, IU.I6U.1.
eneeo ana ijamno Ksoaipta. loo head:
market steady; fed mutton, 31.11011. II;
wethara, 110 00 011.001 ewes. .3iai0.lt;
lambs, 13.teai4.IO.
' St, Joseph live Stask Market.
St. Joseph. Feb. 1. Cattle Reoalnts, 3.-
600 hsad; market steady to 10o hlaheri
steers, 11.000 ll. 7S: oows and helfera, 11,11
aio.to; oaivea, ll.ooan.lO.
Hoga Receipt. 11.000 head: market
opened lto higher; top, 113.001 bulk of
.lea, III. loan. 10.
Sheep and Lamba Reoelpta, Loo head:
market 10015c higher; lamba, 11.760
it.ev; awea, fv.iewiv.si
ft.
, U9 StMk la BifM,
tway at Ui flvt ptinelpal western tn&rkata:
umtti. Hon. DDMD.
Omab ve.... 1,100 4.700 7,000
Blous City 100 800 100
Kan.u Cltr 1,000 M00 1.100
BL dVonU , 1,100
Totftli 11,400 .7,100 11,10
It.OOQ 10,000
U.H0 nt
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"But," say you:
They break!"
..." They burn the tongue and are
bitter to the taste!"
HEW YORK STOCKS
IVUrket Put to Another Su
preme Test by German
U-Boat Manifesto.
SHBIKKAGS QUOTED V.<JES
Nrw Tortt, Feb. 1, Th lock nuibet wu
put t xtotber nprama tmt of Its Qdtnv
arraBeflmcnt of lta Intantian to renew inib-
ttiartn optnOom wn a broadw aad mf
onrfntrlcted aeal eauilns an aU-arotuid
hnukatt of quated value.
Sllin wu at It height in the flmt Hour,
whn Uia tradjnc waa of frenzied character
and lowest prices were made. Rallies of 1
to f potnta, wltb -is much as 10 for Utah
Coppr, wore registered before midday, but
recurrent liquidation took place after 2
o'clock, driving prices hack to or near
Initial minimum. ' '
The movement lacked the enormous Indi
vidual offerings of last December's feverish
markets. Esopt for United States Steel
and some efehe metals, declines, while ex
tensive in the aggregate were on an orderly
baats after the early oat bo rut, which prob
ably represented involuntary unloading of
margined or speculative account a
A large proportion of the day offerings
was reported to have come from out-of-town
points. The further selling of the
Una) hour derived Impetus from rumors that
severeance of diplomatic relations with U re-
many would be announced later in the day,
Bethlehem Steel broke 3C oolnts and ral.
lied 10, shipping lost 10 to 11, making oul
reeoie raiites, ana rails at gross conces
sions oi 1 to I points, closed mostly al
lowest hrvels. '
Little attention was paid to the weak
ness of foreign ez chance, with marked con-
cession in rates oa Berlin and Vienna and
a new low recora lor Urea, or Itallaa ro-
nmiances.
Virtually every Internal bond of ths
resulting from the war, sold at lowest prices
iao .oeir noiauon in mis market. Pans
to brooking 2 polnta. With American fur.
sign securities Ss down 1. Pomestlo bonds
were heavy to weak, speculative rails fall
ing abruptly Total sales, pur value, $,
660,090. United Slates bonds were unchanged
on calL
Number of sales and range of price of
. 4 Sale. High. Low. Closa
Am. Beet Sugar... 0,300 8t 01 tu
American Can lt.400 43U 31 38
...... . ruuiiui ., may mi Dal
Am. Locomotive, . . 1,300 70U 86U 06
Am. Smelt A Ref.. SO. Inn isa t
Am. Sugar Refining 1,600 1M 10H 100
Am. iei. re j,700 125 ijju J34
Am. A., L. at 8. ... 2,100 26 32 33
Anaconda Copper.. 40.700 70 70 78
Atchison 7,OiV30S 101 102
naiu. iocomoiive.. 11. .00
Baltimore at Ohio. 7,700
Brook. Rap. Trans.
B. at H. Canar
2,400
MOO
Cat. Petroluem
7,900
Canadian Pacific.
Central TtLthur .
11,300 158i
31,100 77
Chesapeake A Ohio
7,400 80
W., Mi 8L F, , . . ,
Chicago N. W
p.. R r a p n
300 121 '
10.M0 '
120 M
Chlno Copper. .V. , ,
(JO o. mie iron.
1,200 44
Corn Products Ref. 14,000
Crucible Steel 11,000
Distiller's Seca 1.700
Brio r 22,600 20
General Biectric... 3,300 166
Ot. Northern pfd.. 2.600 114
Ot North. Ore otfs 11,400 12
Illinois Central.... 700,104
Int. Consol. corp.,. E,100 14
Inspiration Coper.. 28,100 63
Inter Harvester.... 1,600 118
Int. M. M. pfd. etfs 68,300 72
tt. c. southern.... i.aoo
24
Kennecott Conpen. , 44,000
Louisville ft Naah.. 300
max. fetroiffum
Miami Coper...
17,800
14.600
34
Mo., Kan. ft T . pfd
400
mo. ractiic, new.,,
Montana Power...,
National Lead..,.,
Nevada Copper..,.
N. T. Central
N. T.. N. H. A H.
3.800 31
1.600 100Z
2.300 67
9,600 22
17,600 28
11,000 42
Norfolk ft Western
6,100 131
Northern Pacific,,.
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania .....
SOw 107
1,800 11
8,600 66
16,400 26
42,300
Ray Con. Copper..
neaaing
Rep. Iron A Fuel.
Shattuck Aris Con. 2.000 26 24U
2,000 2KH
Southern Pacific... 13,100 4 tn
(Southern Kail way., s,uo go IS 20
Studebaker Co... .?. t
Texas Comoany 4.400 212IA Siovt.
Union Pacific 33,710 138 134 136
Union Paclfle pfa 84
U. 8. Ind. Alcohol. 41,200 lit 111 113
United States atseL18,600 106 i 102
U. 8. Steel pfd..,.. 1.600 110 113 118
Utah Copper 44.700 107 07 103
Wabash Pfd "B'. 1,100 27 2 3U
Weatern Union.... 1,200 04 14 04
Westlnghouse RIec. lg.OOO 61 48 48
ai sale ror tne nay, 1,100.900 inares.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PBOVIHIO.VS.
Gscwianro Be Warfara Mavsrrawset Break
f la Coats ba v3ssta.
Chicag-o. rah. L Breaks that wars fore
seen ta be kkrritabis tbday In the price of
wheat tnrned out ta bo much worse 1
had been generally looked for, but - the
downward plunge of ths market was ended
far ejnickar than most traders were expect
lag Solely as ths result of Germany's
notice of sea wat without limit, wheat
values made an Instantaneous sheer descent
of 1514 cants.
Within twenty minutes. however, the
market had rebounded cents, selling ot a
panic sort waa over, and thereafter prices
Kept inside of a 0-cent range, closing un
settled, 449a net lower, with May at
si- VLMtt. and July at fi.4iHOi.4i
Extremn declines In corn, oata and provl
slons were respectively 4c, 6c and $3.26,
but the final fiaures showed losses aa com
pared with yesterday's finish to have been
narrowed to tba following: corn. ZCfZc
oata, l92c, and provisions, 6266c
U IL,I(4.
Tension at the outset In tho wheat pit ap
peared ta be oi a nerva-racklog character,
seldom, if ever equalled on 'Change in Cbl
cago. Every foot of standing room from
the top atp down to. the center of the
closely packed .crowd waa occupied, and
scorns or brokers were literally standing on
tip toes, eager to sell at tba first clang of
tha gong. Tha strain of tha wait for the
signal proved too great to bo altogether
wuiistood and just before tha bell sounded
one perspiring trader shrieked. "Sell May
at 46- In tha bedlam that followed this
first offer tha opening bell received not
the siigntast attention. May wheat, in
which the chief iaterest centered and which
had closed yesterday at $1.71 01.714
crashed down to $1.66 and there was no In
itial sala recorded higher than $L63, lust 2
cents below the earliest offer that was
heard.
Selling on a tremendous acaia continued
unabated In wheat for about five minutes,
but then the pressure began to slacken a
little and the market, though fluctuating
violently for the next quarter of an hour,
was less one-sided. peneral expectations
mai ina utmost aeciine wouia noi greauy
exceed 10c a bushel had proved wrong by
more than 6c, but was now making itself
felt as a steadying influence. Further sta
bility resulted also from wholesale prom
taking by traders who of late had been
plunging heavily on the bear side of the
market Another Influence toward tha
restoration of comparative con Ode nee was
the announcement that after having been
tied up over night the traffic In and out
of New Tork harbor had boon resumed.
In later dealings the nervousness of the
wheat crowd was renewed by reports that
railway embargoes were spreading and by
Washington advices that a break in dip
lomatic relations with Germany was not
unlikely. At no time during the session,
however, was there a return of tho demor
alisation which characterised the opening,
when at the worst of the collapse tne mar
ket was down 38o a bushel from the
maximum jsuropean war price nere, fi.nb
for May.
Some Idea of the magnitude of the Inter
ests affected by today's violent setback In
prices may be gained from estimates cur
rent tonight that a single firm here has
sold short within the last few weeks
nearly 20,000,000 bushels of wheat. Another
concern was said to have purchased alone
2.900.000 buaneia toaay.
Corn and oats gave way and rallied in
line with wheat. The fact that neither of
the coarse grains is exported to nearly as
great a degree as areadsturis prevented
such sensational action as was shown by
tho more expensive cereal. Trading was
unusually active, but outside of the first
half hour tha changes 1b price were not ex
traordinary.
Provisions shared In tha general weak
ness), due to the prospect that ocean ship
ping waa to be seriously hampered by the
Germs n naval program. The greatest de
cline Was In pork. ,
Cash Prtcea Wheat: No. I red nominal;
No. 3 red. $1.43; No. 2 hard nominal; No. 2
hard. 11.04. corn: no. 3 yellow,
7c: No. 4 ystiow, fSBtavc: No. i white.
2406e. oats:, no. 8 white, tittow
standard, S3 68c. Rye nominal. Barley,
$1.00 fj 1.27. Seeds: Timothy, $3.60 V 6. 60 ,
clover. 81 1.00 a 17. 60. rrovistons : - font.
$28.26; lard, $16.72; ribs. $14.43; ribs, $14,62
.W18.12.
natter uncnangea; receipts, 7, out luos.
Eggs Higher: receipts, 1,569 eai
firsts, 42a; ordinary firsts, 40f)42c; at mark,
tees included, 40043c,
Potatoaa Unchanged ; receipts, 83 ears.
poultry Alive, unsettled; xoww, itc;
springs, lie; turkeys, 18a,
Kansas City. Pah. L Wheat No. 2 hard.
si.s4oyi.7i; re, gi.MfyLs; May,
81.100)1. 49: Jury. 81.27.
com no. 2 mixed, 4sko: no. I whits.
94m; wo. 1 yellow, ststtto; May, 14
4y4e; July, 2c ,.
oatsNo. 2 white, 66 Slice: No. 2 mixed.
$6 067c
IS
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Wheat Market Suffers Heavy
Decline and All Cash
Trade is DoIL
COEN DROPS rOUB CENTS
Omaha, February 1. 1117.
Trade In the local cash market waa ex
tremely doll today on account ot the heavy
price losses la futures and while the local
reoelpta of grain were vary light, only a
small percentage of the wheat and corn
samples were sold and no sales of oats were
reported up to noon. The wheat market
suffered ons of the heaviest declines that
It baa experienced since the beginning of
tne war and ths result of this decline. waa
seen la today's cash market, the better
grades of wheat selling all tha way from
10c to 14 under, yesterday's market No.
2 hard wheat was Quoted at $1.16: No. S
hard brought from $1.42 ta $1.62. and the
No. 4 hard sold at $1.40.
Corn followed the break In wheat with
declines of 2o to 4e, and while tho sales
of this cereal were very light the trade In
corn was comparatively better than wheat.
Tha sales of corn reported up to noon
showed practically all of the better samples
of yellow corn selling at lie and tha mixed
at 90e to llo.
No oata, rye or barley waa reported aold
and tho quotations on these cereals were
nominal at a rather heavy decline.
Clearances were wheat and flour equal
to 828,090 bushels: corn. 16,900 bushels:
oats, 62,000 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were 713,900
bushels and shipments 720,004) bushels,
against receipts of 1,126,000 bushels and
shipments of 1,272,000 bushels last year.
primary corn receipts were 1,346,909
bushels and shipments of (02,090 bushels,
agalnat receipts of 016,000 bushels and
shipments of 1,001,000 bushels last year.
CAB LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 40 .63 136
Omaha 9 26 4
These sales were reported today:
Wheat No. 2 hard winter: I cars.l.C6A:
4 cars, $1.46. No. 3 bard winter: 1 car,
$1.43; 1 car, 1.62; 2 cars, $1.91. No. 4
hard winter: 1 car, $1.60. No. 3 mixed: 1
car, $1.61 No. 3 mixed durum: 1 car.
$1.68.
Corn No. 3 yellow: 1 car, lie. No. 3 yel
low: 4 cars, lie. No. 4 yellow: t cars, lie.
No. 3 mixed: 2 cara. lie. No. I mixed: 1
car, lie; 3 cars, I0c No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
sottc; I car, 0c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No.' 2 hard.
$1.644yl.66; No. 3 hard, $1.41 J 1.43; No. 4
hard, $1.6291.41.' Corn: No. 2 white, I09
91c; No. $ white, IO0Oc; No. 4 white,
09l0o; No. 5 white, 0ty0c; No. 6
white, 8t90e; No. 2 yellow, 90ylc,
No. 3 yeflow, O091c: No. 4 yellow, 20
t9lc. No. 6 yellow, 0(y90r; No. 6 yel
low, 81 910c; No. 3 mixed, I049lle;
No. 2 mixed. 2090c; No. 4 mixed, 10
90o; No. 6 mixed, 00990e; No. 4
mixed, ll0tOc. Oats: No. 3 white, 69
60 He; standard, 60 9 60c; No. 3 white,
41960c: No. 4 white. 41941c. Barley: Halt
ing, $1.0191.14; No. 1 feed, Mr.4Ml.08. Rye:
No. 2, $1.3091-32; No. 2. $1.2191.31. ,
A radically bearish construction was
placed by grain traders on the German
note received late yesterday.
reaca reports nave been in the air for
several days, and while the note was re
garded sa putting tne possibility or im
mediate peace out of the question, an
ticipations of political complications be
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, Fifteenth and Dodge Streets
p If X"aVaganCe k a a habits grow jj """"
I rjJB ' Start a Bank Account '. .. j f
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322 South Eighteenth Street
JOHN F. FLACKPresident; R. A. McEACHRON, Vice President; GEO. C. FLACK, Treasurer. '
E. N. BOVELL, Secretary; JOHN T. BROWNLEE. Assistant Secretary.
' ' ROBERT DEMPSTER.
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' 1614 Harney Street.
tween this country and Germany were up
permost in the minds of JJ10 trade, as was
seen In today's market, when May wheat
opened from 10c to 12c lower and the July
opened from 7c to 8c oK. The May option
recovered some of the early loss, but only
came to within so of yesterday's closing
quataoetia.
Tbe net loss for today en corn as com
pared with the close yesterday was 2e on
May and 3o on July, and the trade In
this market was very slow.
Oata opened about lo lower en both
options, and while July sold c up from
tbe opening, the Hay option closed c
lower.
Local range of options:
Art I Open. Hlgp7TLow. Close. Yes.
WhtT"! T I
May 1 649& 1 $1 1& 1 00 148
July 1 26934 1 36 134 1 26 143
Sept. 1 23 1 20 123 1 26 131
Corn.
May 14 14 11 93 06
July 12 12 12 12 16
Oats.
. May 62 63 6) 61 64
July 43 48 4$ 48 41
Chicago closing prices, furnished Tho Bee
by Logan s Bryan, stock and grain brokers
316 South Sixteenth street, Omaha
Art Open High' If Low
Close. 1 Tes.
Whf
May
July
Bept
Corn
May
July
osie
May
July
Pirk
May
July
l,ard -May
July
Hit
May
July
T
1CS91B 1 $ til 1 $3 171
1409136 1 43 139 1 41 146
l3J9.- 1 3212I 1 22 126
9697 7 ' 17 tt
69IIH . 13 l 18
161941 84 49 62 66
604 64 j 49 62 63
I 27 69 It 20 124 60 28 17 1 20 75
2730 2$ 00 37 6S 27 7$ 2I 42
14 40 16 40 116 76 16 02 16 67
I If 17 It 87: 1$ 00 16 17 16 70
j IS 16 16 16 114 60! 14 12 16 67
I 16 16 16 IS jl4 t0 16 07 Il6 72
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Qoalatlnas of the Day aa Vsrteeu Treading
New Tork, Feb. 1. Flour, weak and
nominal;; spring patents, $8.6698.90; win
ter patents, $8.3598.60; winter straights,
$8.0098.26; Kansas straights, $8.6698.90.
Wheat Spot, weak; No. 2- hard, $1.84;
No. 1 northern, Duluth, $1.19; No. 1 north
ern, Manitoba, $1.07, f. o. b. New Tork.
corn spot, weak; No. 2 yellow, si.Qtt.
o. 1. f., 'New Tork.
Oata Spot, weak; standard. 66 967c.
Hay Steady; No. 1, $1.10; No. 2. $1,009
1.06; No. S 6997c; shipping, 80 95c.
Hops Steady; state common to choice.
1116, 46960c; 1915. 3911c.
Hides Firm ; Bogota, 41 9 42c : Central
America, 41c.
Leather Firm; hemlock firsts, T7c; sec
onds, 66c.
Provisions Pork, unsettled; mess, $33,009
83.60: family, 332.009S2.60; short clear,
$32.00934.00. Beef, unsettled; mens, $33.00
9 23.60; family. $26.60927.00. Lard; weak;
middle west, $1SJ091$.0$. .. .
Tallow Steady.
f Butter Firmer; receipts, $,131; tubs;
creamery higher than extras, 424Sc; ex
tra (13 score), 41o asked; firsts, 369
41c; seconds, $4936c.
Eggs Firm; receipts, 0,093 cases; fresh
gathered, extra fine, 46947c; extra firsts,
46c; firsts, 4494$o; seconds and lower
grades, 43914c; , refrigerator seconds to
firsts, 17tf390.
Cheese--tnrni: receipts, 1,743 boxes; state.
whole milk flats, specials, 2$ 9 26c; state,
average fancy, 24 926c. ,
Poultry Alive steady ; chickens, 20 9
29c; fowls, 22923c; turkeys, 26c Dressed:
Firm; chickens, 20 9 21c; fowls, 17 9 24c;
turkeys. 20934c. -
U An Dpitoo Plimk TA
leights Here J
ogs W3U estab- X
ards Thursday
of $11.85 was 1
Record Heights Here
A new record for hogs
I'sh.-d at the stuck yards
when the record price
reported. Yesterday the to., pries
was $11.70. The market has been
very strong all this week. Monday
$11.55 was paid for choict hogs.
MllliieeM.Ua Grata Market.
lllDBeapolls. Feb. 1. Flour Fancy oat.
eota decline lie; quoted at II. Other grade,
uochaofed. ,
Barley lel. 31.
Bye ll.llcjl.10.
Bran I31.00,?S1.60.
Wheat liar, ti.is61.ti: July. Il.li4.
Cash: No. 1 hard. 11.7461.71; No. 1 north,
em, 11.6761.70: No. I northern, tl.l4tjl.7a.
Corn No. t yellow. 11014c.
Oata No. I white, 4lh6i0ttc
Flax 11.12 61.11,
. Lansa Grain tburke.
St Loots, Feb. 1. Wheat No. 1 red, '
nominal: No. i bard, 11.74: May, ILIlkl
July, ti ll.
Com No. t. ,114c: No. I wrdta, M
llfec; May, 17c: July, llttc
Oata No. t, 12 ttc; No. t white, nominal.
AGUACATE
MINE S
Actively traded in on
N. Y. Curb Market "
WE have prepared a booklet
describing in detail the
properties,'' history, production
and financial condition of this
company. A copy will be mailed
npon request for booklet M-52.
J. A. BRENNAN & CO.
39 BROAD ST. NEW YORK
Sell Your Alfalfa
and Grain to Us
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M. C. Peters Mill Co.,
Omaha
SwnCk Sat, Statana
FARNAM
AT
EIGHTEENTH
6 Per Cent Quarterly
in satisfaction.
Resources, $13,000,000.00.
Reserve, $350,000.00.
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