12
THE- BEE: OMAH
UY, FEBRUARY 16, 1917.
GRAIN ANDTRODUCE
Corn Has First Good Bun of
- Season and Brisk Demand
, .Absorbs All.
CEEIALS SELL OUT FAST
' Omaha, February U, If 17.
The first good tun of corn for the present
aeaaoh waa recelYed today, a toUl of 164
earn of thla cereal being reported, together
wUh thtrty-fo-- cars of wheat and twenty
four car of oata. The cash market, how
ever did not seem to be affected by the
hav receipts and a large part of the
offering were disposed of before noon, the
demand for wheat and com being very ac
tive with prtcea on both of these nervals
quoted substantially higher. The cash trade
In wheat was ron fined largely to the hard
winter grades, there being very little durum
or mixed wheal received, and hard winter
prices ranged from S1.7S to $1-77 on the
No. 1 hard and from 1.74 to $U on No.
3 hard, the bulk of the No. I hard, however,
lltng around f 1.74 &1-T&-
In toe corn market the white variety was
4 voted at a slight premium over the yel
low and mixed. No, 3 white being j doled
from ti to 9tc, No. i yellow Hold at
i to ntt" and the mixed generally Bold
at the some prices as did the yellow,
The run of oats was not very good today,
its It was. It was sufficient to take care ot
the local demand, which was very qut,
with prices quoted a fraction over yester
day's market,
There was a pretty aetlve trade In rye
at unchanged prices and barley was also
active with very little change In price.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 301,600 bu.; corn, .tz,0M bu. ; oats, 21,000
bo.
Primary wheat receipts were 72MOO bu.
and shipments of ii .1.000 bu., against re
retpta of 1.J2M0O bu, and shipments of
717,000 bu. laat year.
Primary corn receipts were US, 000 bo.
and shipments of 42. 000 ha., against re
ceipts of 2,S5,0O0 bu. and shipments of
S3C.OO0 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 401,000 bu.
nd shipments, of 434,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 82,00O bu. and shipments of
711, 00 bu, last year. - w -
..... ' CARLOT RECEIPTS.
'.. ' :,. ' . Wheat.
Corn,
lis
Oil.
107
Chleaf
Minneapolis
JHitutb ....
Tjmaba. . . . .
XiDMj City
Ht Loula .,
.....304
.... 34 144 34
..,.147 ' ' ' '
It 78 ,21
,,..111 . ...
WraBlael
These sale, were reoarled today:
Wheat No. l bard winter: 4 can, II. TT:
1 car, lUHs; : car. !.. No. I hard
winter: ,1 ear, $1.76: I oara, 11.76V. i 1 oar,
1.71; I can, 11.74 'i: 1 car, 11.74. Mo. 4
Hard winter: 1 cars, 11.71. Sample hard
wlntor: 1 call (smutty), It.M. Sample
durum: 1 ear, 11.17. No. I mixed: ear,
11.74. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 11.73 Vi.
Rye No.. 3: l-l car, ll.MW. No. S: 1
ear, ll.lt. Sample: 1 oar (hot), 11.26.
Barley No. 4: l-l oar. 11.11. No. 1
feed: 1 ear, ll.lo: 1 car, ll.M.
' Corn No. I white! 1 car, 9114c: I cere,
Itc. No. I white: 1 car 981e: 7 care, 16c:
1 ear, llc No. I white: 1 car.JSVio, No.
2 yellow: 1 car, liKe; 1 car, 9SVio; 1 ear,
Me. No. I yellow: 14 can, lllio; I care, ISC.
No. 4 yellowi I can, Mo. yellow: 1
ar, 14c. No. I mixed: 1 oar, 91 Ho: 4 can,
inc. No, I mixed: 11 can, Mtie; 11 care,
to. No. 4 mixed: I can, llcji 1 car, 94o.
Oatt No. I white: I can, tSVio. Sample
whlu: l.car, He: I eara, 64lio.
Omaha Caah Prleoa Wheat! No. I hard,
I.Hu)1.71; No. I hard, Jl.74fjl.74; No. 4
hard, 1.7l.JI: No. I aprlnl. 11.7191.71;
No. I eprlni, ll.711.7; No. I durum.
II. 711. 19; No. I durum, 11.4191.71. Corn:
No. 1 white. I606!o; No. I whlu, IIV
!c; No. 4 white, lltllk; No. i
white, IIV.ieVc; No. I .white, 9IOIIVee;
No. 1 yellow. 118)11140: No. I yellow, I6t
litte: No. 4 yellow, ,4 H M He; No. I yel
low, 40I4Vjc; No. I yellow, 3H(rc; No.
I mixed, 1114 0 96 0; No. I mixed. Htt
t!4e No. I mixed, I6I9I6HC: No. 4 mixed,
'9444lle: No. I mixed, 444VjCt No.
mixed, 9l094e, Oata: No. 1 white, lift
lie: standard, I6t4)6tci No. I white,
teniae: No. 4 white, I4tjlle. Barley:
Maltlni-.-M21.I0; No. 1 feed, 9leII.19.
itVo: No, I, 1.1.U; No. I. 11. J44JJ1.J6.
Omaha Foturea Market.
Indlcatlona at today's openloi pointed to
a repetition of yeaterday'a bearleh market,
hut a report that the alllea had placed
larae orden for wheat on the Paclflo voset
led a buying, rally which forced a sharp
rlea la wheat and which was followed by
comparative advaneea In corn and oats.
The buelnaae In local future wae also
much better today and thera'waa a pretty
Hire trade in both May wheat and Hay
corn. S.
May wheat cloeed 10 hlxher: May corn
advaaoed 10 and May oata cloeed le
ntgher, -
Local range or opuona;
Art,
WhC
Open. 1 HHP- Low. Cloee. I Yea.
I
May
July
Sept
turn, j
May
July, )
tin la. I
May 1
1
I'M
1 44
1 II
ll 14
1 TZSiimUj
I 41
1 lOHl
I
( MVil
r I6tt
141
en
t Til
1 44ll43tt
ii ism
7 14 1 11
ttk II
61
hi SO
to L
July
I'hirkvn rlnKhiff nrlcea furnished The Bee
l.y Logan A Bryan, stock and grain brokers,
III South Sixteenth street, Omaha:
Art.
Open,
High. I Low.! Close. Yes.
1VM.
May
July
Sept
Corn.
May
July.
Oata
May
July
J'ork.
May
July
lrd
May
July
lilbe.
May
July
171
147
137 H
100
II
14
so 06
It 40
II 77
W 10
II IS
It 12
CHICAGO OR4N AND PROVISIONS.
"' WhMt Opana Twar Buft of ' Tlaup f 1
' jtght Trffi and H-r Crop Nawa, -
t-'hlcago. rb. J 5, Wheat jumpod up to.
Any largnly as- result of aartions that
British ships would load grain In preference
in cotton and that th Nthrlands govern
wn-nt had h-n successful in solving dif
ficulties which had brought tp a standstill
all Putrh traffic with United States.
Th market rloaad strong, l'3v net
hi a her, with May at tl.74Vhl.74' and
July at 11.4114 Wl.OHi. 'm Rained Ifctrlc
and oaia le to lKOI. In the provisions
the outcome wss tho same m yesterday's
finish to lOo lower.
Before the wheat market began to bulge,
1 prices had undergone serious fresh declines,
owing to extensions of the tleup of railway
freight and because of the continued pros
pct of a eomplete rupture with Germany. t
waa not until persistent selling had carried
prices down Sc or more that the market
began to recover. Reports that the drouth
In Oklahoma had been thoroughly broken
fsnunted to some extent tn giving the foeara
the Initial advantage. As soon, however, a
Indications seemed to point to definite re
lief In the export outlook sentiment ap
' peared to undergo a radical change. Word
' from Jew Tork that Great llrltntn would
cur tat! imports of cotton end would use
for grain and munitions the- vessel roam
thus made available was followed soon by
." announcement that the Netherlands had ar
ranged to open bids for flour-on February II.
Nearly 4c advance from the lowest price
of the day In wheat took place before the
suasion ended. A- portion of the strength
which developed during the late trading
was generally ascribed to report that the
' British government was asking for offers
on about l.T&O.Ooa bushels of wheat on the
Paclfie coast.- It waa said also that some
speculator were able to anticipate the ac
tion of railway officials looking to an out
- let for eastbound dally train loads or grain
and flour to meet domestic requirements on
th Atlantic seaboard. Knowledge of un.
precedented measures to clear up railway
congestion ma general, though, until
after the wheat market had closed, '
Corn derived strength from wheat. Mild
-4 vest her that promised to lesson feeding de
mand was a bearish element, but failed to
have a lasting effect on prices. Oats showed
' Independent firmness owing chiefly to as
sertions that the United States government
f had purchased S.000,000 bushels lor ship
ment to El Paso.- '',,
Provisions averaged lower. Weakness In
the hog market was largely responsible and
I 71 1 11 Hl 1 I
1 47 1 4114 141 ' 1 4IVi
,i.M . mv, ; i u
I 00 1 01T4 t ,1 l
... , 1 00 H 'l oon
I ,' II ".. 1714 eSWi 1714
I41i UVt UK ; It
II Id 11 00 21 70 10 00
H 71 1 71 11 17 II 71
11 13 II 17 II 71 II II
II tl II 10 II 7 II 10
II It II 10 It 0 It 7
Don't Pay Freight on Seeds-Sjr.
-4 on seeds toaUxints to Iowa and poorer points te other states. Our
I I eataiog shows mat what the seed wu4 cost dttreced Id yotju ho extra
i charges tor bagi or (reijht or postal!.
SeM e Apereval. Everything is OoM aebjeet to row own test and
1 ppfwal. "Yoor money's worth or your money back." Prices right,
I and ojooUty fiiarajtiond. Writ (or special prices sod sain pies on ear-
tfchut yon ore buerested to.
1 Cotoiod awe Seed Seas FWWrite for free Seed Cotaiofl and DttJo
m popcr need sense. Buy tewa crown
HEnftY FIELD SEED CO.,
so, too, was the embarrassing condition of
the railways.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red.
nominal; No. 2 red, 11.74,; No. 2 hard,
nominal; No. I hard, $1.704. Corn: No. 2
yellow, 11.01; No. 4 yellow, I8c?1.00;
No. 4 white, Hc, Oats: No. 2 white,
tlAMHc; standard, 67fcOe. Rye: No. 3,
1.47. Barleyi ll.00ei.30. Seeds: Timothy,
3.06.SO; clover, 12AO9ia.O0. Provisions:
Pork. $30.00; lard, 1.&7, ribs, IIS..?
flutter Steady; creamery, 32? 43c. . '
Eggs Easier; receipts, 4,012 cases; firsts,
4m4c; ordinary Urate, tfito; Jit
mark, cases Included, 3v40ttc, "
Potatoes Receipts, 40 cars; unchanged.
Poultry Alive, unsettled; fowls, , tie;
springs, 20 fee. -
NEW YORK UKNERAL MARKET. , '
Sugar Knturee Are Kasler I'nder Scattered
Mquidatloa by rtpeeulators.
New York, Feb. It. Flour Hteady.
Wheat Spot, firm; No. 3 bard, 12.03; No.
1 northern. Uululh, 12.11c; No. 1 northern,
Manitoba. 12.10. f. o. b.. New York.
Com Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, ll.lt.
c. I. f.. New York.
Oata Spot, strongi standard, 70 471 c.
Hay Steady; No. 1, 11.14: No. 2. 11.009
l.Ot; No. 2, OOttttc; shipping, 70900c.
Hops Kasy; state, common to choice,
1011, 3!17c; nil, 913c; Pacific coast,
ill. 11914c; ltl. 1910c.
Hideo Firm; Bogota, 42943c; Central
America, 42c, '
Leather Firm; hemlock finis, 17c; sec
onds, ttc. ,
Provisions Pork, firm: mesa, 132.009
31.50; family, I33.00tt38.00; short clear,
I33.0093S.00. "llepf. firm:- mess, ,122.009
23.S0; family, 2.oo2.00. Lard, firm;
middle west, 114.109 17.00.
Tallow Steady; dir. 11 He, nominal;
country, II rl2e; sperial, Ho.
Butter Firm; receipts, t,323 tubs; cream,
ery, higher than extras. 49 47c; cream
ery, extra firsts, 4t44o; lints, 119
4Sc; seconds, 3fl9c.
Kgg Firm; receipts, 1,314 oases: fresh
gathered extra firsts, 41c; Arsis, IB946c;
rsfrlgerator firsts, 420; seconds. 414lc.
t'heeee Firm; receipts, a, 378 boxes; state,
held specials, 2H924o; state, average
fancy, IBOIlm.
Poultry Live, flrrr.: chickens, 31922c;
fowls, 23924c; no tupkeys quoted. Drcesed,
firm; chlrkens, 11920c; (owls, lltp24c;
turkeys, 309 34c. -
OMAHA (IKNEBAI. MARKET.
Poultrr Live: Broilers. 1 to I'lbe..
Itci I to 3 lbs.. 20c: bens, 17o: springs.
18a: stsgs under I lbs., 14c; old rooaters,
tie: geese, loot ducks, 14c; turkeys, over
I lbs,, 10c; leas than I lbs. half price; ca
pons, over I lbs., I2u: I lbs.) and undsr, lOo:
guinea , xto.
Butter Choice enamery. 40c,
eggs Fresh, No. 1, esse, 112.00: No. I
fresh. II. SO; crax. easa, 17.10.
Cbees quotations by urlau at
Cheese Kilrs fancy domestlo Bwlas, 4to:
block Bwlas, 83c; twin cheese, lie; triplets,
2Se: dkisiee, 33c; young America, 37c;
blue label brick. 34c: llmbuiger, 31c; New
York white, 27e; Roquefort, lie,
Wholeaale Prtcea of Beef Cuts Rlba, No
1, 31Oi No. I, 10c; No. 3. 13o; ole. No.
1, iie: No. I, 34c: No. I, II e; chucks.
No. 1, lie: No .3, lle: No. I, 12c; rounds,
No. l,llOi No. I. 1101 No. I. 130! No. 1
plates, 1214c: No. I, llo; No. I, 10 Ho.
Oysters "King Cole" Northern Btanende,
gallon, 11.10: Selects, gallon, 12.00:, Counts,
18.36; Cbeaapeake Standards. II. 40; Chess
peak.' Seleota, 11.10.
Mammoth celery, per deen,.to. ' '
Froaen Fish Halibut, Ito lb.; Salmon
Falls, llc Ik.; Salmon Silver Falls, lie lb.:
Croppies, to lb.: Trout, lie lb.; Catfish,
targe, 100 lb.; Black Cod, loo Its. ( Smelts.
10 to 1Mb. boxes, 11c lb. I Whiting, skinned.
18 round, 80 lb.; Pike, yellow, dressed, It'
round, ISO lb. Plokenl, dressed, 11 round,
-lb.i Tile Fish, (or stesks, lie lb.: Her
ring, round, 7o lb.; Herring, pan froaen.
dressed. 10 lb,; Whtteftsh, dreeaed med
ium, 140 lb.; large. 30o lb.; round. Jumbo.
8to lb.; round, small, llo lb.
rresh Fish Catfish, lie lb. I Hsllbut, 20c
lb.! Bpanlah Mackorol, Ho lb.: Black Baas,
large, loo lb. 1 Black Baas, order Bias, 160
lb.; Black Bass, small, 18c lb.; ReJ Snap
per, 17o lb.; Flounden, 12e lb.; Codrisb,
eastern, llo lb.; Blueftsn, medium, lie lb.
Smoked Fish Smoked White Chubs, 140
lb.; Kippered Salmon, llo lb.; rinaan (sad
dles, lie lb.; Bloatst, II to box, 11.11; loo
to box. 11.00.
Fruits and vegetable quotations (ursjlsbed
ny Olllnski Fruit company!
Fruits Oranges: 2.0s, Ills, Ills, 11.71;
311s, 13 00; all other slses, 11.11. Lemons'
Fancy. . su-s; 240s, It.oo, cttotca seoa. sous.
11.10. grapefruit: Ha, 13.76; 48.. 14.00:
04s., 10a, 01s. St.. v. orspea: Mslaras.
owing to duality, .7.tf, 17.10, 11.00 keg.
Applies! Arkansas Blatks, eholca, 11.60
Haul om !, cmuiv fi.vv,
cka. fancy, 93.00; Arkansas
fsnci IJ.B0; W. W. Paar
, IS.oil W. W. Pearnalnas.
Arki -w Blscks.
Blacks, extra
mslnes. fancy.
oxtra fancy. 12.26: tikitoa, extra .ncy, 11.71:
Osnoa, fancy, ll.ll:IReu.o Beauties. 11.71:
ork Imperials, hbls., I.tt, uranaerrres:
Bbla., 110.00! bosea, 11.10. Bananas, 4e lb.
Vegetables Cslery. Callforala. 11.00; tur
nips, beets, carrots, punnlps,' bsgeea, 4e:
oabbage. o; -oau!lft-wer, cnte, 13.10;
eucumben, doa., 12.36; toamtoee, crate.
31.60: oniona. In.. c: onlona, Bpanlsh, 13.90;
sweets puds, hsnipersd, 2.t0: potatoes. 12.10
bu.
Mlscstlsneous Hoiey. 11,10 oase. Cider
Molls. 14,11.,. , ' ...
' I Coffee Market.
if -7
k New Tork, Feb. 1ft. The market , for
coffee futures was less active today, hut
after some early Irregularity as a result of
March liquidation, prices showed a tendency
to do better on continued nervousness over
Import conditions. The opening was 1 point
higher to 1 point lower and March sold off
to fj.llo after the call, or about. point
under IsstA night's cloee. Later deliveries
held steady, howeyar, while March rallied
to 1.17a In the latter trading sod .September
sold up to t.ftOn or about t to 1 points net
higher. The eioso was net 1 point lower
to higher. Sales, H.7S0 bag"; February,
8,11c; Marrh. t.Ue; April, t.I0ei May, U.J8o;
June, 1.33c; July, .87et August, Mac; Sep
tember, 1. 47 ; October. I. ftoc ; November,
December, M7e; January. Hpot.
quiet; Rio Ts, 10c; Santos 4s, 10e. The cost
and freight market was reported nominal.
Santos 3s and 4s were said to bo offered here
at 10c. American credits, and ts at t.ioe.
The official cables reported an advance of
7(1(9100 rets In Santos futures, with gpots
unchanged.
: MtMeapoUs ttrala Market.
. Minneapolis. Feb. 11. Flour Unchanged.
Wheat May, $1.77 1.17 : July,
ll.TrV Cash: No. 1 hard, 1.7 01.V ;
No. 1 northern. 11.7s 91.13 ; No. I north
ern, l.T&tt.sS.
tJoriwNo, i yellow, tl4ci.00H.
Oats No. 1 white, t-&Vfr&(c.
Barley toe 91. 10. S .
' Rye $l.St1.4A.
, Flawed IH.77 S ft IM .
iUnsas City Ueperal Market.
Kansas City, Feb. U. Wheat No. I hard,
91.7n1.8tH; No. I red. 1.7IJ1.81; May.
11.74; July. 1.4(i.
Corn No. I mixed. IttmDMc; No. I
white, ftR9ic; No. I yellow, 9tt69Q;
May, Ist9ttr; July, 07 f8n.
Oats No, I white, tS0t8to; No. 8 mixed.
66tr57c. .. i
Eggs Firsts, 39c.
St. IjOuIs Orals, Market.
St. Louis,- felk IS. Wheat No. t red.
nominal; No. i 1 hard. Il.83jl,8; May,
July, 11.46.
CornNo. 3, fl O-H; No. I white, tl.O-H;
May, l.oi; July, 11.00.
Oata No.- I, smo&1ei No. 1 white,
nominal. , . N
Dry Goods Market.
New Tork, Feb. 16. Spot demand for cot
ton goods of n staple harncter hold quite
.steady today with values rather firm, Tarns
were steady.- The men's wear business Is re
ported to be quiet with prici-n firm on a high
level. Staple ginghams were advanced Vkt
a yard.
Announcement!
Homo) Builders, Idc, wish to an
nounce that its non participating
$1.00 shares are now available.
Its Participating ($1.21) shares'
are exhausted. The new shares
are guaranteed 7 straight in
terest, payable January 1 and
July i. r -,;;,vv
Offices 17th and DongUs Su.
Omaha, Neb.
eases a no aim worrying.
Vox 22, Sboooodosh. lours, mmm
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Slow," but
.About Steady Sheep Are
' Steady, Lambs Lower.
HOGS STEADY TO STRONGER
Omaha, February 117.
Receipts were:
Cattle.
.. 7,243
.. 8.048
0.313
3,900
Hogs.
12,642
38.223
23,0fs
Sheep
10,059
16,613
14,370
31,000
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday...
Official Wedneaday
Estimate Thuraday
Four days thla week ..24,t02 70.214 61,147
Heme days last week. 22, 631 100,800'. 63,678
Same daya I wka. ago. 27,211 12.241 40.642
Heme days I wks. ago. 27,278 68.073 46.008
Same days 4 wks. ago. 21,771 (7,108 11,843
Sams days last year.. .10,444 17,371 38,111
Receipts and disposition of live stock for
twenly-four noun ending 2 p. m. yesterday:
KKCEIPTS CA RS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. & St. P....
7
Wabash
1
50
7
l9
21
1
Missouri Paeiflo .,
Union Pacific ,
C. N. W.. east.
C. N. W., west
22
10
3
24
3
1
-6
8
0 Ht. P., M. O ...
B. ft Q.. east
C B. Q., west
C, R. I. A P., east
C R. 1. ft P., west,....
Illinois Central , . ,
Chicago Great Western".
Totals receipts,. I;. ...324 21.
i DISl'OSITION-rHEAP. ,
, 90
Sheep.
. 864
4,646
9r)
6,094
Cattle. Hogs.
Morris Co..,,,...' 321 2,617
Swift ft Co... ..160 ; 3.363
Cudahy Pkg. Co 68t 3,609
Armour ft Co - 087 2.181
Hchwartx ft Co. ..v. '" L3911
J. W. Murphy...:.. .... 2,S4
Lincoln Pkg. Co 18 " ....
'Judahy, Denver ', . . - ,v.',
Wilson Pkg, Co. . 86
Henntnger ft Oliver.. 83 ....
W, B. Vsnsant Co.. 6 ....
F..B. Irfiwls :.; 74 ....
J. B. Root ft Co 121 ....
J. 11, Bulls '- 35 . '. ...
F. O. Kellogg 44 v
Werthelmer ft Degen 43 , ....
Ellis ft Co 14
Hullivan Bros. ...... 13 ....
Rothschild ft Krebs. . 10
Me. ft Kan. Calf Co. 47,
Christie 10 ....
HISKlne 13
Huffman ........... 10 ....
Meyen , . . . 2 ....
Banner .Bros. ,, 43
John Harvey 112 ....
Dennis ft Francla .... 8 ....
Jensen ft Lungreu . . '. I , , , .
O'Pey 20
Other buyers. ....... . 117 ....
Totals 1.440 18,717
28,73
10,318
CattlaRiteelnta thla morning were- very
fair for a Thuraday, bringing the total for 1
ine iout nays up m ai,ov ikmi,
t 6.000 bead as compared wun a year ago.
The market was a little slow. The best
beef steers were steady, which means that
they are as high as at any time. Inferior,
grades were especially slow and hard to
move. The general trade was In fact lack-
snan aod vlacor. The nest Doovos ncre
weft good enough to bring $11. 16.
Quotation ou oat tie; UiMia to cnoioe
neevea. 8l-Wfll.4W; fair to good beeves.
I0.7610.60; common to fair beeves, 39.009
9.76; good to choice, heifers, 88 26 09. 34;
good to choice cowa, 7.6O08.6O; fair to good
cows, 4 60 91. M; common to fair eowa,
I6.3&06.U: prime teefltng steers,
10.00: aood to cbolus feeders. 8.T69 36;
fair to good feeders. 7.408.7I; ooroinon
to fair aeeders. .6097.10; gwod to c botes
stockera. 11708.50; stock heifers. 87.000
I. SO, stock eowa, 6t07.76; stock oalvea.
87. 0009.00; veal eaivea, n.ifii.ni dmi
bulls, etags, eto 97 3608.3.1 bologna bull.
68 0907 oo
Representatlvo sales:
OKIUM sTUKHB,
No. Av. Pr. No. ' Av. Pr.
7,.,.,w.. 41 1 7 80 . It........... 768 t
6S., 706 8 15 I... 890 t 60
44. ...f... 346 t 90 4. ....... 883 8 86
16.,,,,... IOC t 00 17 970 9 30
11 ., 640 0 SB : 17... ,,...1080 9 36
84.,,,. ...1067 9 40 14...,..,. 910 9 46
16 1134 t 60 67..,-.,,. .1089 9 66
13 1034 80 6 62 9 66
6.4 860 9 76 3... 1376 9 76
S 930 9 80 31. 783 9 86
11....,... 893 9 90 9 1308 9 96
37.....,f.llB0 10 00 8........1148 1ft 10
31.,,,,.. .13&6 10 76 86 1387 11 00
8TKBKS AND HEIFERS.
60..,,..,, 743 I 60 1 747 t M
10... 910 I 40
COWS.
3 103 t 60 3........ IR6 f 00
4........ 940 30 7... 1043 f 26
I. ........ 7 4 80 4., A. 176 7 00
7 1026 7 36 6 1034 7 60
7 llfil 7 60 7...... ..1128 7 70
JO... 1087 7 80 4 1120 I 00
T. ...... .1043 8 10 t. ...... .1026 360
Hogs The hog supply amounted to about
218 cars, or 16,600 head, being less than
half as larga as for the corresponding day
a wefflt ago and much smaller than for the
two paacedlng daya this week. The total
for the week so far Of 79,t94 head is more
than 31,000 short of a week ago. but 17,000
larger (han two weeks ago and a gala, of
u.ooo over tne wun period last year.
Shippers took the lead early today, mak
ing a pretty good buy and paying prices
that were strong to as much as a nickel
higher. They showed a preference for the
good butcher weights and choice lights,
taking a good many of the latter class.
The packer market was again slow In
getting started and unoe under way waa
about as unevon as ould be Imagined. On
the basis of lower wires from Chicago and
Guaranteed Quarterly Return on Preferred Stock
Alfalfa Butter Company
Eleventh and Capitol Ave., Omaha, Neb.
TT, '
, " Compare creamery stock with any other in .this
locality. You will find the country contiguous to
Omaha rapidly developing dairy industry; Omaha
the logical place for creameries; the largest butter
manufacturing .center in the world;" investment in
creamery stock superior in the essential elements of
good investment safety, earning power and appre:
Ciation. , '
CUT OUT THIS (COUPON AND MAIL TODAY '
the Alfalfa Butter Co., Omaha, Neb. . T
Gentlemen: ' ' ' '
Without any obtieation to me, send full particulars regarding
the issue of Preferred Stock, guaranteed to yield 7tt per cent
nrovistb 'jmD buyers started out of
fering lowtW prices. Sellers, however, could
see no good reasons for making conces
sions, but believed that If anything the
market ought to be stronger, as supplies
were rather moderate compared with most
of the runs during the last ten days. Ship
pers were buying rather freely and prices
lately have been, if anything, a little, low
compared with other markets on account
of the heavy runs here. By mldforenoon
some of the buyers had raised their hands
a tittle and movement started on a steady
to 6c higher basis, though, as was the case
yesterday, part of the packera wero back
ward about getting In and before long
It settled down to about a steady market
for desirable holes.
Before anything like a clearance had
been made the demand seemed to go to
pieces altogether. Bellera found bids with
drawn and the next offers they got showed
sharp reductions, buyers wanting the de
mand for good hogs as much as 16c below
early. A little stuff was selling that way,
but most sellers who bad decent hogs left
had refused to cut loose at such great
declines.
On common mixed and underweight hogs
It was the same old story. A few sold
early at satisfactory prices, but b,uyra left
most of them for the close, when they
were wanted only at big reductions or not
at all. ;s . - . .
Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. ' Pr.
7&..316 ... 12 00 : 78..S18 ... 12 06 '
78. .243 80 12 10 70. .239 ...12 16
69. .260
68. .307
. 12 20
08. .289 240 13 36
.. 12 30
PIGS.
.. 11 60
74. .143
Sheep One of the largest sheep and )mb
runs that has been here so far this year
put in its appearance this morning, when
some eighty-nine loads, or 21,000 head, were
reported In. This brings the supply for the
four days up to 01,447 head, as against
53,672 head last week, , 49,642 two weeks ago
snd 3M&8 last year. ,,
. The outlook waa bearish from the start
today. Chicago had a fair supply and re
ported lower prices, at the opening, while
most of the, local packera report their cool
ers full of mutton, and with refrigerator
oars so hard to get. talked sharply lower
prices on opening rounds.
The market closed .10&aplSe lower on the
general run of light lambs, while heavy
were very slow and hard to move, with
prices showing even mora decline than that.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: LambB,
light to handy, 114. 10014.05; lambs, heavy,
313.60&14.1O; lambs, clipped, I1.6012.7&;
lambs, feeders, $13.00iQ)14.25; y.earlings, good
to choice,, 913.76 $13.60: yearlings, fair to
good, $11.60012.76; wethers, fair to choice,
81O.&O011.6O; ewes, good to choice, 310.760
311.36; ewes, fair to good, 19.60010.76; ewes,
plain to culls, 6. 0009. 00.
Representative sales: t
No. , At. Pr.
93 fed ewes '....,.116 111 20
90 fed ewes , 129 11 20
224 fed lambs .......76 14 20
241 fed lambs 76 14 ,20
CHICAGO LITIS STOCK MARKET.
Cattle, Wcavki Hogs, Weak; Sheep,
Unsettled.
Chicago, Feb. 16. Cattle Receipts, 7,000
head ; market weak ; natlva beef cattle,
87.86 0 18.00 ; western steers, not quoted ;
Blockers and feeders, $6.2609,26; cows and
heifers, $6.20010.40; calves, $9.76014.00.
Hogs Receipts, 37,000 head; market
weak, 16c under yestenday's averagv, bulk
of sales. $12.10012.30; light, $11.60012.26;
mixed, $11.96013.66; heavy, $11.96012.40;
pigs, $9.40010.70.
Sheep and Latnbo Receipts, 16,000 head;
market unsettled; wethers, $11.00012.00;
ewes, $3.40011.76; lambs, $12.400 14.90.
Sioux City Live Stock Market,
SiouxyClty, Feb. 16. Cattle Receipts, 1,
700 head; market weak; beef steers, $10.00
011.36; botchers, $8.90010.00; fat cows
and heifers, $1. 6009.76; cannera, $4,600
6.00; stockers and feeders, $6.60 0 9.90;
calves, $6.6009.60; bulls, stags, etc., $6.60
08.60; feeding cows and heifers, $1,000
f.00.
Hogs Receipt;, 14,600 head; market
steady; light, $11.60011.80; mixed, $11,860
12.16; heavy, $12.10012.26; pigs, $9,500
10.60; bulk of sales, 8U, 70013.16.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2.500 'head;
market steady; fed muttons, $9.60011.25;
wethers, $10.36011.36; ewes, $8.76010.86;
lambs, $13.38014.364
TT a i tea ii City Um Stock Market.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 16. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2.000 head; market, steady to weak;
prime fed steers, $11.36011.86; dressed beet
steers, $9.00011.00; western steers, $8,000
1150; cows, $6.6O09.6O heifers. $7.00011.00;
stockers and feeders. $ti.7501O.75; bulls,
$6.6009.00; carves, $7.00018.26.
Hogs Receipts, 7,600 head; market,
steady; bulk, $12.00012.46; heavy, $12,360
13.46; packers and butchers, $12.16012.40,
light, $11.60012.20; Ulga. $9.26011.26.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 7,800 head;
market- ateady; lambs, $12.80014.76; year
llnga, $12.60012.60; wethers, $10.76012.00;
ewes. $10.50 011.00.
' St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
St. Joseph. Feb. 16. Cattle Receipts, t
700 head; market steady to 10c lower; steers,
$7.60011.60; cows' and heifers, $6.00010.00;
calves, $6.60013.00.
Hogs Receipts, 10,000 head; market
opening nteady; top, til.; bulk of salaa,
$12.00012.40.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000 head;
market dull; lambs, $13.60014.06; ewes,
$10.50011.35. -
Live Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five priii-
ainal atMHi markets:
Cattle.
Hogs. Bheep.
12,600 1,300
7,600 7.600
15,600 , 31,000
14,600 2,600
37,000 16,000
St. Louis...
Kansas City
Omaha ....
Ploux City..
Chicago ...
Touts .
... 3,30ft
.. 3.000
.. 2,900
1,700
.. 7,000
...16,800 87,100 47,400
NET
: u -t
NEW YORK; STOCKS
sll Records for Dullness Since
Last Summer Are Sur
passed. INDUSTRIALS YIELDING
New Tork. Feb. It. Ail records for dull-
ness since the stagnant sessions of last sum
mer were surpassed today, total deallnirs
amoontlns; only to 210,900 shares. Of this
amount one third occurred in the first, hour,
the later periods Doing- marked by frequent
pauses.
Pries movements were In keepinr with this
state of Inertia, standard stocks drift In a
slowly downward while speculative issues
were more variable. Leading- Industrials, In
cluding United States steel, yielded 1 to 2
points similar tendencies being manifested
by most of the equipments and munitions
with a 10-polnt break In Bethlehem Steel
(old stock), on a single transaction.
Motors, metals and utilities made extreme
recessions of 1 to S points, gas shares once
more showing conspicuous weakness with
other Issues of leas definite strength.
Intermittent strength in sugars, fertiilxers.
continentals and American Cann, lyiose-
Wlles Biscuit and Acme Steel, whichregis
tered irregular gains, seeminglv on support
from pools and cliques, faileer to attract
more than passing attention. Federal Min
ing and Smelting preferred rose 6 points on
declaration of an increased dividend, but in
most other Instances specific causes were al
together lacking. r '
Such firmness as was shown by rails at
the outset was nullified later by fresh selling
of New Haven, which fell to 871.8, the low
est'level4yet recorded. Canadian Pacific, Le
high valley and a few other stocks or the
highest class were subject to furtber mod
erate pressure.
Indications of another International loan,
probably tn the form of commercial credits
to French banking Interests, were furnished
by the visit of -a leading financier to Wash
ington. An additional 17,000,000 in gold
wae received from Canada, and the weekly
statement of the Bank of England showed
an appreciable recovery in reserve liabilities.
Remittances to London and the continent
were generally eaaier, but transactions were
nominal both as to purcnaaes ana sates.
Aside from slight Irregularity the bond mar
ket was featureless. Total sales par value,
12.435,000. United States bonds were-un
changed on call.
The following quotations are rurnisnea oy
Logan A Bryan, members New Tork Stock
exchange, 318 South Sixteenth street;
opening. p. m.
Union Pacific R. R 1374 137
Southern Pacific R. R...t.. 9 IS
Northern Paeiflo Ry. ...... 111 . 103
Missouri Pacific Ry ll 11
Canadian Paclflo Ry 15?. 52
Great Northern Ry 111 112
A., T. & 8. F. Ry 102 101
C, If. & St P. Ry....... 7tTi . 80
C.,R. I. & P. Ry.. ...... 28 26
n. A N. W. By .(.. .117" Hi
Illinois Central Ry. ..!... .101 101
Chicago Ot. Western, pfd.. 34 ;14
Wabanh Ry ..... 47 i 48
Wabash Ry . pfd 24
N. T., N, H. & H. R. R... 87 .17
New Tork Central R. R. . . , 04 03
Pennsylvania R. R. CO 64 . &4
Baltimore A Ohio R. R..,. 78 k , 78
Reading Co....- 01 91
Lehigh Valley 1 72 ' 71
Brie 20 S6
Brie 1st pfd 80 89
Chesapeake A Ohio .69 58
Southern Railway zb 2B
Missouri, Kansas A Texas .8 ft
U. a. Steel, common 10r. 104
U. 8. Steel, pfd. ...117 117
Bethlehem Steel 310 200
Republic Iron A Steel 764 74
Colorado Fuel, A Iron 43 48
American Locomotive 70
Pressed Steel Car 74
AmericanCar ronndry 82
Baldwin TLXttomottve 88
74 It
IS21,
52 It
.1H
75
5
23
35
251,
106
51
' 211,
95
112
sH
14
14
50
121
123
93
8
II
12
85
43
44
62
103
32
101
107
102
41
61
til
Great Northern Iron Ore... 81
Anaconda Copper Minmg .. 76
ChinoCopper Co M
Nevada Cons. Copper...... zi
Miami Copper Co 37
Hay Cons. Copper Co 28
Utah Copper Co, .....108
Inspiration Cone, cepco.. &
Tennessee Copper 21 A
Amer. S. at Ret. Co 96 J
Amer. 8. Ret Co. ptd...H,
National Lead I4M,
Mexican Petrol. Co. Ltd...
General &leotrle Co 113 '
WesUnffhouse Electric &0
Cone. Oas L. P. Co 122V,
Amer. Tel. Tel 124Vi
Western Union Tel. Co.... 94
Brooklyn Rapid Transit... 18
lnterbor. Rapid Transit.... 13
Interbor. Rap- Tran.. pfd.. 13V.
Central Leather Si
American Can 434
Goodrich (a F.) Co Uk
U. S. Ruboer S3
General Motors 7..13'4
Willys-Overland 32
Studebaker Corporation ...1.2
Amer. Buffer RfnK 107
Amer. Beet Sugar......... 99
Kenneeott Copper 431.
Maxwell Motor car 641.
Norfolk 4t Western 129
&OOO0M8 L J
lto at $1.00 j
I For the Joint Concert J
1 Mendelssohn Choir I
fa . . . j n.
m . "v,,- ,( -"ana-- i ' "
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
At the Auditorium
Monday Evening, February. 1 9th
' ' ' ' ' ' " - : " '' -
Seat Sale Starts Friday Morning at 9 olCock
Situation in Cuba
Now Seems to Be
Slightly Improved
Washington, Feb. 15. State de
partment reports from Cuba today
indicate that the government is mak;
ing some progress in putting down
the liberal uprising. The most im
portant advantage won by the fol
lowers of Zayas was at Santiago,
where General Fernandez with 1,000
of the regular army and as. many
more armed civilians is in possession
of the port. Minister Gonzales has
forwarded to the one American naval
vessel off Santiago the warning from
Fernandez that the harbor is mined.
Definite result of the special elec
tion in the province ok Santa Clara
yesterday have not beeiT received, but
Minister Gonzales informed the de
partment that reports available in
dicatedMt had been in favor of Presi
dent Menocal.
x Local Btoeks and Hands.
Quotations furnished by Bums, Brtnker
Co., 44-12 Omaha National bank building.
Omaha:
Blocks l-l. Asked,
Amer. Power A Llsht pfd ....
Burgess-Nash CO. 7 pet. pfd
nv, too
Continental G. A T Co., pfd... 76
77
Cudahy Parking Co. common. 111 112
uuaany racing i;o. pld 105 107
Deere A Co. pfd 98
99 14
77 H
107
uouglaa Hotel Co. combined... 65
Fairmont Creamery Co. pfd., 105
Oooch Mill. It Ule Co ? pet "B'MOO
Harding Cream Co. 7 pet pfd.. 104
Lincoln T. T. Co. com. 7 pet. 97 98
Lincoln Traction Co. common. 60 60
Omaha Sl C. B. St. Ry common 48 50
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. pfd... 72 76
Omaha ft C. B. Ry. A B. pfd., 82 ....
Omaha . L. ft P. Co. pfd..., 17
Ravenna Telephone Co........ 99 100
State Bank of Omaha IK 130
Journal fitockman, 8. 0 1071. 152
Swift ft Company 134 135
Union tock Yds. Co.. I p..t...l02
Von Steen Co. Beatrice, Neb... .. 100
Wood Bros. 8110 Co. Lincoln Neb 99 101
Bonds-
Am. T. ft T. Co. 6s 99 99
Booth-St. L. C. 8. Is, 1921... 99 100
Chadron, Neb. 5a, 1911 103 104
Cudahy .'acklng Co. 6s, 1941... 19 100
Iowa Portland Ct Co. 6s, 1922. 99 100
Kearney, Neb. & 41a, 1921-36.100.28 101.21
Omaha Atb:otl: Club 6s, 1919-32 99 100
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. 6s, 1928 96 17
Omaha E. L. ft-P. Co. Is, 1932. 99
Omaha Gas Co. 6s, 117 97 98
Morris ft Co. 4s 93 94
Pacific O. ft E. 1 Co. 6s, 1942. 93 91
Scottstluff, Neb. Mnnielpales.lOO 103.99
Swift ft Compsuy S. 1944 101 101
Hew York Honey Market.
New Tork, Feb. 16. Money On call,
ateady; high, 2 per cent; low, 2 per cent;
ruling rate, 2 per cent; last loan, 2 per
cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered at 2
per cent. N '
Time Loans Firm; sixty daya, 8 04 per
cent; ninety daya and six months, 404
per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper 4 per cent.
Sterling Exchange Sixty-day bills, 14.72;
commercial sixty-day bills on banks, 14.72;
commercial sixty-day bills, 14.71; dsnnand,
14.75 7-11; cables, 14.76 7-16.
Silver Bar, 78c; Mexican dollam, I0cj
Bonds Government. ateaoy; raiiroaa,
Irregular.
U. S. ref. 2s, reg II M K ft T 1st 4s Id
do coupon.... 99 Mo. Pac. e. Is. 104
U. 8. 3s reg.,.lW) .Mont, Power 6s 96
do coupon ....100N. T. C. d. Is.. 108
U. a 4s reg. ...107 N. T. City 4Vl0li
do coupon ..109 N.T.H A H.c.la 100
A. T. T. cv. 4s.l04No. Pacific 3a.. 66
Anglo-French-6s 91Or. S. L. r. 4a 13
Atchlaon gen. 4s 94 Pac T. ft T. la.. 100
B. ft O. 4s 92'Penn. c 4s..l04
Beth. Steel r. 6S.100 do gen 4s ..102
Cen. Pacific 1st 90 Reading gen. 4a 94
C. ft O. c. 4s 89 So. -Pac. cv. 6a..l00
C. B. ft Q.J. 4s 97 do rfe. 4s.... 92
CHft S P c 5e.l03So. Ry. Is 101
C R I 7 P r 4s 84 S Union Pacific 4a 96
D. 7 R. G. c. 4s 81 do cv. 4s 92
Erie gen. 4s 68 U. S. Rubber 6s. .103
General Elec. 6sl05U. 8. Steel 6s.. 105
Ot. No. 1st 41is 99 West Un. 4s 95
TIL Cen. ref. 4s 92 Dom. of Can.'... 98
K. C. 8. ref. 6s 87 Bld.
L. ft N. un. 4s 14
Metal Market.
Nsw Tork, Feb. IB- MetsJs Lead, stronc
at !9.2t.76. Spelter, dull; spot, Kaat St.
Loala delivery, tlO-SZlffr Copper, electroly
tic continued Arm on an Improved demand,
while little metal waa 'offered this slOe of
July: quotations for spot and nearby were
entirely nominal; small lota wero said to
be available for the second quarter at 33.00
t934.M, with leading Interests cooling
Ql.ft0t3g,00 for third quarter. Iron, ateady
AMUSEMENTS
THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE.
Dairy. Mst, 2tlS; Night, :1S. This Week.
CECIl. CUNNINGHAM; SEVEN ORIGINAL HONEY
BOYS: "LOTS AND LOTS OF IT;" NONETTE;
Lsestrd Gstitter'i Atlanta TsyttMf'; Pstfray, Hell
4l Draws ; HlrtwlMl Htfti.tr; Orafesom Trsvsl Weakly.
Priest: Gillory. Ife: Belt Ssstt (tnueft Satarfey as
Sunday). 2Se. Niests, (fc, 2Sc Me asd 7frt.
llttTtlllt1lt111HlHIMISItlll(1HllIIHII1II1ltllttlMWr1)WIlnSH
I John Haynes Holmes
? of New York
j Prasftist of a Now Social OroW
F EAR LESS PO WE RFU1 FARSEEING j
s "THE INTERNATIONAL MIND"
War and Peace World Citixenahip
BOYD THEATER FEB. 22. 8 P. M.'
? Benefit New Unitarian Church 2Sc, 50c
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VS ISABELLE MILLER CO.
W KARTELLI TX HH0ME.JEJ,1.,c,J RUN5t
f SILBER AND NORTH PICTURES
JC'" WBxWrn"" , A Red Fthltr. of c.!ttal rivalry
and u dc han red. Tin, easy; spot, 150.00 j
63.00.
At London Copper: Spot, 1140; futures,
1136; electrolytic, H9. Tin: Spot, lS 10s;
futures, 1111 It. Lead, 30 10a. Speller.
147.
.St. Louis Live Stock.
St. Louis, Feb. 18. -Cattle Receipts, 2.300
head; market steady; native beef steers,
$7.60911.76; yearling steers and helfert.
18.60(111.50; cows, S5.60tip9.60; Blockers snd
feeders, 16.308.60; prime southern hoef
steers. $8.0011.00; beef cows and heifers,
$4.S6.80: prime yearling steers and heif
ers, 'U. 1009.60; native calves, S.QO14."0.
Hogs Receipts. IS.SOO head; market,
steady; lights, 12.2a(ril2.5; mixed mid
butrhei-8, $12.36fi12.66; good heavy, $12,506
12.60; bulk of sales. S12.26$n.&,
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.800 head:
market, steady; lambs. $12.76014.86; ewes,
$8.00011.60; yearlings. $11.60 13.80.
Ha Market.
Rsoolpta light, market lirm. Demand
ood Ot al grades of bsy and a Haifa.
Prairie Hay Ohoioo upland. $12.60(f la o;
No. I $11.6AOl$.S0: No.- 2, IIO.DOCPII "li,
o S, $8.0601). 00. Midland, No. I, midlHtid.
ULWtUl.SO; No. S, I8.00CJ10.00. Luwlsnd,
"0 I. $8 6O0t.O; No. f. $7.tO0-.OO: No, H.
AlatTa-Cholc. $i? No i4H.i"t
017.00; standard, I1S.OO018.O9: No 1.
tll.v0l3.1H): No. 8. $10.09011. 90.
Straw Oat, $7 0007.60; wheaU $800
0.6O.
1 Cotton Market.
New York. Feb. 1 6. Cotton Ful tirr
. -1 1 .. . ., ,.r, U ODr.' Mav ItiOOl'!
July; 19.03c; October.' 15.65c; December.
15.69c.
Th eoHnn markets closed steady at a net
decline of 13 to 26 points.
Liverpool, Feo. ib. i;oiion opoi,
good middling, 10.98d; .middling. 10.88d;
low middling, 10.70d; sales, 10,000 bales.
Oil and Rosin.
Savannah, Oa., Feb. 15. Turpentine
Quiet; 4c; sal, none; receipts, 28 bbls".;
shipments, 2 bbls.; stock, 14.947 bbls.
Rosin Firm; sales. 318 bbls.; receipts, 2H9
bbls.; shipments, 30 bbls.; stock 19,440 bbln.
Quote: A, B. C, D, E, F. G. $6.00; H. I, K,'
M, $6.20; N, $fi,40; "WG. $fi.60; WW, $6.75. 1
Sugar Market.
New York. Feb. 15. Sugar Raw. firm:
centrifugal, 6.40c; molasaes. 4.63c. Refined,
steady; fine granulated. $7.00(7.25. Sugar
futures were easier under scattered liqui
dation by Wall street and commission
houses. At noon prices were 3 to 12 points
net lower.
London Storks and Bonds. f ,
London, Feb. 16. American securities
were dull on the Stock exchange here today.
Silver Bar, 38 d per ounce.
Money 3fc per cent.
Discount Rates Short bills, per cent:
three months, h per cent.
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