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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY . 5, 1921.
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Market, Financial
Live Stock;
Omaha, Jan. 4.
Receipts werti Cattle. Horn. Sheep.
Official Monday .... 7.111 ,! 4.114
Kktlinata Tueaday .. 1,109 1,709 4,104
Two daya thin week 11,411 11,2S 1,414
fit ma days laat w'k 11,407 11,111 17.14
Sam daya I w'l a'O 7,791 11,101 1,101
Kama daya 1 w'l a'o 10,(11 10,114 la, HI
Sams daya 7ar ago 17,441 24,431 11,(64
Cattle Receipts of tattla were mtich
the eama a on Monday, about (.409 head,
but tha market waa lacking in activity
and for tha moat part prlcea on both beef
ateora and cows-were weak to tie lower.
Best of tha beef ateera on aaia want- at
a aprsad of 11.25610.14, and movement
waa alusRiat throughout the forenoon.
8lr.ee tbe ftnt of the year the demand
for stock rattle and feeding ateera haa
shown aoma Improvement and prices
ware somewhat atroeger again today. Tha
two daya; advance amounting to about
1840o.
Quotations on cartlai Fair to good
beevea, 11.16410 10; common to fair
beevna, 14.71(11.16: fair to good yearling,
li.00M10.lli common to fair yearlings,
fti 1601.00; choice to prima helfera, 17.50
: good to eholoe helfera, 14.2407.69;
choice to prime cowa, 17,(068.18; good to
choice cowa, 1. 1601.15: fair to good
onwa. 8.00tff 4.00; common In fair cowa
13.2604.76: good to choice feedera, 17.756
8.76: fair to good feedera, 88.786)7.74;
coAvnnn to fair feedera, 15.604.6; good
to choice atockera, 17.10Ai.10; . fair to
good atockora, 18St7.60; common to fair
stnckrra, 6.004.60; atock helfere. 84. lit?
176; atock cowa, 14.O0gi6.00; veaj calres.
to.v"ff.wij vuus, aiaga, etc., 4. bug
7.00.
BFKr 8TKER8.
No.
10.
11.
ID..
22..
A v. , Pr. No. . A v.
Pr.
7 60
1 10
1 26
1 74
758 7 25 41 118
....1111
.... 1
,.,.101(
r. . .1100
7 78
I 20
I 40
I 15
47., 1111
11. ......1027
IS 1178
13;
.
"TFERS AND HEIFERS.
11.
714
7 00 11
761 7 10
YEARLINGS.
4 76 11....
7 40 19....
I 00 ....
COWS.
4 60 24....
-t 21 . 22....
( 04 21....
1 11 11....
4 76 10....
HKIFER8.
I 21 IS....
7 00
17...,
44....
....
1...
16...,
12....
19.,..
13..,..
10...,
11...,
si.;.,
n...,
i.,..
.. 724
.. SS
.. 711
.. 743
.,1054
..1011
..1043
..1010
.. Ml
.. 112
.. 920
. . 744
. .1004
.. 017
.. 114
7 16
7 71
I 25
1 V
4 2!
.10
,1131 4 60
. Ill I 00
. ns 71
VEAL CALVES.
.... 349 4 00 10..;.
.... 182 60
STOCK STEERS.
.... 701 4 70 14....
....1180 4 SO 20....
BULLS.
lit - 7 00
. 774
7 IS
35
....1410 (50
CALVES.
.... 404 7 25 I...... 161
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
.... 650 J 28 V. 10(1
..
10..
10 00
s to
Hoita Today'a run of horn waa
mntid t 1.700 head. Shippers bought
good hope In a variety of welghta rather
freely on tho early trade at prlcea steady
to a little higher. Local packera refused
to Increase cost on tHelr drove and thtlgu of them had lost a good part of their
trade as a whole developed at prlcea not Marly gains. The railway aharea pretty
far trdm steady. Movement over tha
scales appeared to be rather quiet
throughout. Hulk of supply chanted hand
at a spread of IS.I0 1.20, with beat
butcher weight hoge making a top of
19.15.
H009. '
No. Ay ' Sh.
It. .324 V 240
44. .164 ...
10. .186 ...
41. .208 ...
4I..2CS ....
71. .221 ...
Pr. . No. Av. 8h.
Pr.
I 70
I 10
I 00
I 10
S it
8 60 65. .243 141
85
1 15
1 05
f 15
I 15
35. .246
61. .166
71. .213
71-.121
Sheep Only
4.800
sheeD and lambs
were received thia morning and packing
oemana una a rair degree of activity at
prlcea fully as high as those paid yester
day. Fat lambs ruled ateady to a quarter
higher In spots, with fat sheep and year
lings generally steady. 1 Best lambs her
brought 111.00 and bulk of th Plftty good
killers sold around 110.60010.757 A tew
fat ewes moved at 13.86, Nidloatlng' an out
el do price of about 14.18 on thla class of
stock. Good yearling were reported at
17.85. Deslrabla feeding lamba were
scarce and a few South Dakota .offered
went nt 11.85. quotably hither. '
- Quotutlona orr sheep: Brat fat lambs,
iQ.75ell 2u; medium to good lambs,
li).!0fal'V"&; pie In and heavy lamba.
' I1.00M9.60: 'yearlings, 7.50jH.2S; wetn
era, J5.00sT6.26; good to choice ewes, 14.00
r.!5: fnir np good ewe4.' U.t54.00;1 cut)
and rannor ewes, 1.60ffl.80 feeding
lambs, I8.60C9.S6; feeding owe, 11.750
-j..... -n--..; PAT LAMBS. , ')
'XUI fd.. 14 10 50
FUEPI.N'O LAMBS. '
271 S. Sw.14 I IS
' ' . .
' " Chicago Llvo Stoelt.
1 Chicago, .tan. 4.-Cnttle Rfcelptr,
13,000 hd: beef steers, ataady, clolti?
vcnlt; top he$v4s, til. 60; bulk. 11.509
10.00; fat cows, most- helfars and bulls,
closed 26a lower; butcher oowt. mostly
JS.60ffl7.Z5; bulls, largely 4M 07.00
ennners, goo heifers, stockora and feed
ers, steady f veal ealves, steady n to
Strong; bulk pickers.-' 111.004J13.74.
Hoss Receipts, 21.000 head, opened
steady to 15c higher, closing mostly
ateady; top, llo.oo tor 160-pound offer
. lugs; hulk, 10.15,(179.75: pigs. 1015c
lower; bulk desirable 10 to 110-pound
averaRe, s.76(j9.9U. "
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 11,000
hend: market, steady: ton lambs, 111.36:
bulk, tlo.00ll.00; fat ewes. .11.18; bulk.
fl.lft4.G0: choice handr yearling weth-
era. 19.50; feeders, steady; choice feedr1
lamos, i.(o. i
Kansas City live Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 4. Cattle Re
ceipts, 10.600 head;, beef ateera, ateady to
26o lower; early sales, $7.2601,81;. one
load held at 110.50; aho atock and can
ners, steady; bulk fat cows and heifers,
15.00496.60; cannera mostly ll.04OI.lti
beef bulls, steady to strong; bolognas fully
. lie higher; cnlvcs. ateady to strong; choice
. veals. 112.00 012.60: fancy 300-lb. calves,
110.(0: calvea and . feeders, ateady to
strong -
Hogs Receipts. 11,000 head; closing ac
tive, mostly steady; spots strong to 10c
. higher; top, 11.45; best butchers, ll.ll;
bulk of sales. 19.0009.26; pigs around
S6e higher; best stock pigs. I.7S; good
and choice fat pigs, 19.4001.60.
I Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10,000
head-; sheep and lambs, steady, to 28o
lower; fed ewea, 14. vO; yearling, $1.50;
Colorado lamba. 111.60. -
Sioux City Lire Stock.
Sioux City. Jan. 4. Cattle Re-
eolots. 2.800 head: market steady; fed
ateera and yearlings, 86.OOOH.00;1 fat cows
: and hetfers, 15.0O5JS.00; canners, ll.OOtr
4.60; veals, 3.00950: common calvea
II.I04.00; feedera, $6.0001.50; feeding
cowa and heifers, $3.005.00; atockera.
85.00 6.60.
Hogs Receipts, 1,000 head; market 10
v Alio higher; choice llgh4 tl 1009.40'
cemmon lights, $8.7501.10; mixed, $9.00
J.20: heavy, $1.1609.40; bulk of sales,-;
v.004i)S.t5.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,100 bead:
market, steady.
, ' St. ioseph Uvg Steok.
'St Joseph, Mo Jan. 4.-Cttle Re
ceipts. 1,500 head: market steady to 10c
lower; ataers. $1.84)011.40; cowa and
heifer, $S.60C-00; calvea. $7.000100.
Hoga Receipts. 2.50O- head: market 10c
to 15o higher; top. $1.15: bulk, $1,000
I. 15.
Sheep and Lamba Receipt, - 1,000
head; market Steady: lamba, , Itl.OOO
10.10; ewea, 11 606' 4,00. . .
S Oman Hay Market.
Receipts have been very heavy, but tbe
last few days country roads have been
so bad that very little had waa loaded ,
this week. Tbe market haa cleaned oft.
and prlcea are a little stronger on prairie
hay, while .alfalfa remains ateady Oat
and wheat straw are higher. '
Upland Prairie Hay No. 1. $14,000
18.00; No. 2, $11.000 12.60 No. I. $7,000
.00.
Midland Hay No. 1. $12.0001150; No.
3. $10.00011.00,
Lowland Kay No. 1, $10.00; No. S,
II. 00O9.00; No. t, 10.0007.00.
Alfalfa Choice. 122.00024.00; No. 1.
I19.oo022.00; standard. $14.0O4lt.0: No.
2, 111.00014.00: No. 1, IU.00dU2.00.
Straw Oat. $12.00013.00; whea 111.00
13.00.
New York Cotton.
- Chicago Tribi: no-Omaha Be Leased Wire.
Chicago. Jsn 5. The market for cot
ton futuree waa under lnareaaed pressure
following today's aharp upturn of over
$6 a bale, but for a short while at th
opening, showed a generally steady un
dertone, with price S to IS point net
higher.
There waa little of feature In the fore
noon, unless It wa the market's early
steadiness. The lata poaltlona ahowed lit.
tie net changes, while January waa off
about 10 polnta a southern, apot. house
and local aelllng
The bull movement was favored by a
, better stock market, foreign exchange and
reports that more mills were reopening
on full time. The house war finance
action also Increased bullish feeling. First
salea were 1 to 12 polnta net higher, with
Julyvthe exception at" a lose of I polnta
Pressure Increased not long after the
opening and by the end of th first hour
the market wa off 10 to 25 point not.
" Better buying developed at early, , but
bulge attracted new offerings.
' : Tarpeatla and Rosin.
Savannah, Oa., Jan. 4. Turpentine
"CTTM, 924o: no sale; receipts, 117 bbls.;
hlpments. 77 bblaj stock, 11.881 bbls.
Roatn Quiet; no sales; receipt 1.047
csska; shipment. Ovcaaka; stork. 11,741
casks: Quotations: TB. D, E, T, O, H,
lUH, N, WW and WO. SILO.
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NO YES.
Chicago TribaM-OiMB Boa Ltaaod WIN.
New York, Jan. 4. Today' mar
ket witnessed nd easing off in money
rates: even the 7 per cent rate for
call loans, which has been main
tained uninterruptedly since the mom
entary 6 . per ceni-rate of De
cember 21, was quoted in all transac
tion s. In the time money market,
prevalent rates for loans on indus
trial security were, in fact, a trifle
firmer than the day before. v
But in all branches of that market
a Very small business was repre-
sented; and, since this .condition is
likely to continue in me existing
state of security markets and mer
cantile trade, it is not easy to see
how the VA and 8 per cent rate can
be maintained.' The probability is
that banks are themselves more 'or
less perplexed as tothat rate should
prevail when the rjuestion is not
primarily 6ne of supply and demand
but, in the commercial paper market
particularily, one of relative safety
of the investment. Nevertheless,
idle bank money increases, the ten
dency must soon be distinctly down
ward for the market as a whole.
Mocks Stronger. . ,
Prlcea of stocks on today market
moved mora uncertainly than on Monday.
Tut tha daya moro positive m?emt
that of Investment bond i. It haa been
rodent tor a week that, while thjro waa
not In evident any andjndrim.
mate rush of money for "'0'm",'
nevertheleai a few unmistakable
It.r It. ..... hut uu orlces. Such
buying waa much mora general J?V;thl3 J
before: It resulted in a very considerable
number W advances, running irom o
1 polnta. Mora -than on any, other re
cent day, tho trend waa upward IB th.
varloua govarnment bonds, which are
usually tha flrat U) resnend to January
toying. Adva-ces of to 1 POl" '
curred rn three or four of the frell
loans, notably In United Klndom bond
of th. longer maturity. United Statea gov
ernment bonda advanced again, the oay
gain In price ranging from
iM &. rfiefritrti iKaiies. some of which
now stand I and S points above laat week s
lowest.
It was again th 1'
led the recovery In thV atock market, but-
While a number of the mjro speculative
tocka of that group advanced 1 to I
tfc mnvemant was not at an uimvw...
points In the early hours, others wert ma
: . . . - ,. -i w h pLiu nearly
BnmHwrlea Gldln . ftactjr.
It la probable enough that tho sum-
mjiT-iAa nt Movemoer nei wbhiia
i.... thiw, far October ana Beniemoer,
have had a deterrent influence. We have
still to see how far the "waL "Jl
erues of December and ensuing WO&jns
will he relieved r-oro mat v
h.avtf nfwsttnflr charrea which. In pre
In pre-
vious month, had been burdened so freat--ly
by retroactive wages and deferred, out
urgent maintenance ...
Th Interstate Commerce . commlaaion.
Itself, it will be remembered, aald In Ita
rate order of last July that volum of
infNa i.nX therefore cross earnlnga) Is
impossible to forecast with any degrco
of certainty." But It added that rate
.,., hn "nseesiinriiv be snWe. t to sue
roadluatmenta a the facta maywarrant. -
Th.fnu msv hot -turn out AO be what
the autumn ret reeulta might teem to In
dicate. If It Should be shown that the
S resent rate Wer Inadequate te-counter-alaac
laat summer's advance of railway
wages, the duty of the commission Is nt
any rat, perfectly plain. Readjuatment
upward would very probably be unpopu
lar, but the commission's official definition
of It own legal obligation haa been that,
after determining property valuatlqfi, it
is "called upon to. perform th adminis
trative task of establishing rates that will
yield In the aggregate, aa nearly as may
be" the 8 per cent return prescribed by
law. .
New York Quotations
Furnished by Logan eV Bryan, Peters
Trust building l. i
RAILS. ' ,
- - Mondoy
High. Low. Close, close.
A.. T. CI. V. ... 83 83 13 11
Baltlmor ft Ohio 36 36Vi 35K
Canadian Paclflo 116-4 118H HI Ml
N. Y. .ft H. R. 7314 71 H 72H 71J4
Erl R. R. 14H 14 14J4 . 14
at North., pfd. ... 76 76 76 7JJ4
Chi. Ot. Western 9 S -1
Illinois Central V.. 1JJ4
Mo. Kan.ft Teg.1 2 2
K, C Southern ,1.19 1V 11 11
Mlssourt Pacifl .. 80 11 20 11
N. Y.. N. H. ft H. 19 18 19 11
North. Paclflo By. 13 81 12 11
Chi. ft N. W, ... 67 44 67 67
Penn. R. R. .... 41 40 41 40
Reading Co. ..... 83 11 83 12
C. R. I. ft P. ... 28 27 27 1H
fouth. Pacific Co. 100 99 99 91
outh Railway ... 23 22 23 23
Chi. IM. ft St. P. 30 28 29 20
Union Pacific ...119 119 HI 111
V. abash 8 1 8 S
Am. Car. ft Fdry. 123 121 121 121
Allls-Chalm, Mfg. 33 31 11. 10
Am. Loco. Co. ...84 82 82 83
U. Alloy 8. Corp. 34 33 33 12
Bald, Loco. Work 88- 86 86 14
Beth. Steel Corp. 68 66 66, 66
Colo. P. ft I. Co. 28 27 27 27
Crucible Steel Co. 78 . 76 76 77
Am. Steel Pdr'.ea. $1 30 11
Lacka. Steel Co. ..56 . 54 64 64
Mid. Steel ft Ord.-33 32 33 32
Press. Steel Car Co. 82 82 82 .....
Rep. I. ft 8. Co. .. 64 62 62 43
nan. meet spring at
Sloss-Schef. 8. ft I. 62
U. S. Steel ....... 8244
61 61
81 I1H
rnpucns
Ana. Cop. Mln. ... 36 35
Am. S. ft R. Co. .. 16 36
Butte A S. M. Co. 12 11
Chile Cop. Co. 10 10
Hhlno Cop. Co. ... 21 20
Calu. ft Ariz. ... 48 43
Inspira. Cons. Cop. 23 22
Kenne. Cop 11 18
Miami Cop. Co. ... 17 15
Nev. Cons. C Co. 11 10
Ray Cone. C. Co. . 13 12
Utah Cop. Co. ... 51 60
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Bug. ... 46 46
46
A. G ft W. I. 8. 8. 7
Am. Inter. Cop. ..41
Am. 8um. . Co. 77
Am. Cotton OIK Co.. 21 '
m. Tel. ft Tel.. 17!
Am. Z., L. A B.i
Brook. Rap. Trans, 10
Brth. Motor .... 1
American Can C..v IS
Chan. Motor Car. 17
Cen. Leather Co.. 11
Cuba Cane Sg. Co. 24
CaL Pack. Corp. 61
fat. Petro. Corp.. 27
Corn. Pd, Rf. Co. 17
Nut. E. ft 8...... 50
Flsk Rubber Co.. 1444
65 -11
39 40
60
13
Cen. Electric Co.. 111 121 121 122
Gnston W. A W.. 4 3 1 2
tlen. Motors Co.. 14 14 14 14
Goodrich Co. .....40 11 40 II
Am. H. ft L. Co.. 1 8 1 t
Has. ft Brk. Car.. II 87 17 64
V. 8. lint Al. .Co. 67 66 SS 15
Inter. Nickel ... 15 1445 1SU 14
Inter. Paper Co.. 46 46
AJax Ruliber Cox.. 11 20
Kelly-Spripg. Tlr. 43 41
Key. Tire- ft nub.. 1 ' 9
Inter. Merc. Mar.. 12 11
Maxwell Mot. Ce
Mex. Petroleum.. 141 164
Middle State Olt 14 11
Pur Oil 16 IE
21 81
43 4ry.
1 1
13 13
lit
165O404
viuyi-uverL vo..t f
fierce oil corp. 11
t-n.-Am. rt. m Ts.
Pierce-Arrows Mot
Royal Dutch Co.
ts
III
U. a Rubber Co.. 11
Am. Bug. Rfg. Co. 11
mnciatr on rg. 14
Sears-Roebuck Co. 11
Stromberg Carb. Co. 13
Studebaker' Corp. . 44
Tob. Product Co.. 14
Trans-Contl. Oil,. S
Texa Co
U.8. Fd. Pr. Corp. 13
U. m Sm., R. ft M. 14
Th Whit Mot Co l
Wilson Co., Inc.... 42 40
west nous Alrek. . . . . . . .
West gh se B 14. 41- 4S
Am. Woolen Co... 42 40
ToUl sales, 711.10ft.
ttojs
f ' ' Close. Close.
7
..v.0124
.1,554 t.64
Money .
Marks .
Btarllnc
Naw (ork Hnwar. '
New Tork, Jan. 4. The local marVt
foswaw eua-arvwas moVa active today and
prlcea were firmer, closing st an ad
venoo of Ho. from the prevloua nlsht.
with Cubaa quoted at 4Vi.i c. I. f., equi.
Ut- 8.(le , for Centrifugal. There won
sales lata last night of 1.106 bar of
fesn Pomlngors to an outport roflner for
first half January ahlpments, at 4 V
e. L f.. and today a local refiner pur
phased 13.I09, bans of Cabas la port and
prompt shipment at 4o a 1. t all
anal U 8.82a for CMtrKufSl,
arid Industrial News of
Omaha Grain
Oraaha, Jan." 4.
Host of the earlier trading was In
corn, which ranged from a cent low
er fd i cent higher, the tone of the
market as a whole being easier. Oats
sold off a half. Rye- waa virtually
unchanged. Barley wa nominally
Hot much changed. Wheat sold
Slowly at close around unchanged
prices. The movement of all grains
to this market was light in the ex
treme, only 56 cars being reported
in; but, reports from the country
indicate that the movement will in
crease in the very near future.
These apot aales were reported:
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard winter: ' 1 Car, 11.71.
I JJ ft J-ft; J;?,5-. ,
1.71 1 car (amutty),
11.44.
No. a .nara winter:
11.40.
1 car'' (amutty)
-Sample para winter:
1-8 oar (amutty,
oavy), llt64; 1-6
car. 11.51. .
No, 1 mixed i 1 car (durum), 11.70.
Kn 4 mlaed: 1 car (durum). 11.70.
No. I mliad: 2-1 oar (amutty), 11.68.
No, t northern aprlng: 2-6 car (dark).
nU- - BARLEt.
No. 4; 1 car. 40c.
Rejected: 1 car, 84C. -
COR?.
MT I whlta: S oara, 40c.
No. 4 white: 1 cara, etttc; 2 i-t oars, 65c.
No. 2 yel'ow: H car, 62c
No. I yellow: 1 car. (Hc. .
No. 4 yellow 8 cars, 8tc; 1 ear, 58c.
No. 1 mixed' 2 cars, (OttO) 1 oar, 40c.
- No. 4 mixed e oara, 87c; 1 ear, 660 (no
illllng). V- .
OATS.
No. I white- 1 car. 44ic,
No. I, white: 5 cara, 44c.
No, 4 white t cars. 431'.
No, 4 mlxad: ScarajilHe.
No. I: 1 2-S cars. 11.51. r . .
No. 4: 1 car, 11.61.
DAILY INSPECTION REPORT.
The dally Inspection report shows this
Wain inspected "In" in, 24 hours:
. -U.. lni..l 11 .... rm VA f
11 Hoar " ....... . u .-.v, i
13 cara No. 2, 1 45 cars No. 3. - 20 cars
No. 4, 13 oars No. 8, 7 cars sampU.
Mixed: 1 ear No. 1, I cara No. 2, 1 car
No. 1, Si cara No. 4, t cara No. 6, S cars
aampla. I Spring: 6 cara No. 1, 3 cars
No, I, 1! car No. S, S can No, 4. 1 car
No.' 8, t cara sample. Total, 111 cara In.
Corn Yellow: 1 car No. 1, 2 oara No. S,
It ears No. 1, 14 cara No. 4, I oara No. 8.
1 ear No. 6. White: 10 can No. 1, 11
ears No. 4. 1 ear No. t. Mixed: It cara
No. I. 14 cara No. 4, 4 cara No. 8.- Total,
.,, . . . c.r - ,
II ears No. 1. I cara No. 4, 1 car sample.
Tnt.l 1 firm in.
Rye 1 car No. 1, car No. i. It cars
No. i. -1 car No. 4. 1 car sample. Total,
1 cars In. ' , ,
Barley 4 cars No. 4, I car No. 1 -feed,
I cars rejected, 1 oar sample. Total, 10
ears In.
MOVEMENT BT RAILROAD.
This grain waa received In and shipped
cut of Omaha In the 14 hour ending at 7
this mornlngf
IN Burlington i 4 wheat, t corn, 2 oats,
1 rye. Milwaukee: 1 wheat, 1 corn, 2
oats. Northwestern; 6 wheat, 1 corn, t
oats, -1 barley. Rock Island: S wheat, 1
corn, I oats. 1 barley. Omaha: S corn, 2
i Okts. Illinois uenirai: s corn, i oaes.
Union Faolflo; . 4wneai. 3 corn Total.
It wheat, II corn, 11 oats, 1 rye. 2 barley
54 cars In.
OUT Burlington: IS wheat, 1 corn. 4
oats, 7 rye. Great Western: 18 wheat.
rock laiana: t wnest, pats.- rye, i
barley. Illlnol;
siurl Peclflc: T
Central: 1 corn. Mis
wheat. 1 corn. 6 oats
Total, af) wneat. it corn, li oats, rye.
i oariey it cara out.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
tuarsri
Week
Ago,
29
11
S
Year
Ago.
- 26
Receipt
Today.
Yvnegt
Cnrn .
in
24
11
1
2
Oat
Rye
ilarley
shipment
Wheat
Corn ,
Oat
Rye
80
11
11
S
30
12
a
9
8
Barley 1 i i
PRIMARY RECEIPTS ANT SHIPMENTS
1
(Bushels.)
Receipt Today Year Ago.
Wheat 603. M0 618,400
Corn ..,..1,221.(100 813.000
Oats 664,000 682,000
Shipments.
Wheat 468.000 ' 625,000
Corn , 161.000 441.000
Oat ..." mi... 376 tiOO 195,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES
I Today Year Ago
Wheat ...... 810.000 1,167,000
Corn 140.C00 , . None
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS,
j . Week Year
Today, ago. , ago.
Wheat 87 , ll ' 45
Corn , 860 291 - 192
Oats 128 166 135
KANSAS CIY CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
L Wheat ill! 103 108
'Corn 14 II - It
Oats 8 7 12
ST. LOUIS CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat 81 78 18
Corn .17 31 1 70
Oats 24 20 1 88
NORTHWESTERN CAR JpT RECEIPT.-!
OF WHEA1
CAT.
Mlnnespoll
...110
noo
40
354
110
11
168
Duluth
... 62 -...110
Wi
lnnlpeg
Minneapolis Oraln, -
Minneapolis. Jan. . 4. Flour 40(9)80e
higher. In carload lots, family patent
quoted at J10.S010.40 a barrel In 18-lb.
cotton sacks.
Bran Unchanged.
Wheat Receipts, 110 cars, - compared
with 210 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1
northern, 1.80 01.81; March. 81.70;
UaV, 3167.
Corn No, S yellow, 8lQi4o.
Oat No. t white, 43 044C
H..l.v4iI177rL
Bye No. S, 81.8441.58.
lax No. 1, il.llttt.OI.
100.
Exceptional "Specials for Wednesday and Thurs
V day at the BUY-RITE STORES v
4 Omalia housewives are fast realizing the Value and Economy in buying
at these Great Special , events. The buying power of Omaha's best stores
is doing its bit to reduce the cost of table supplies. These stores feature only
the HIGHES11 QUALITY GOODS! Call by phone or .visit your nearest
BUY-RITE Store. The Bargains will interest you! -
THESE SPECIALS ABE GOOD FOR ONLY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Our first carload purchase of Puritan Flour
all 48-lb. sacks. You know the brand.
Special Wednesday and Thursday. 82.47
Our second carload purchase of large juicy
Grapefruit; six for ....594$
Y; Regular 80c grade Early
Per dozen
We wish tp call your special attention to our Special Flour offering. "It's time you were
bating your own bread. The lower cost of all bread ingredients makes Home Baking a Big "
Economy. One sack of this Puritan Flour will produce 70 loaves of that Good Old-Fash-
ioned Home-made Bread.
GILES BB0THEBS,
Besjon. .
E. KAHSCH, '
Vinton and Elm Sta.
LYMAN ft BRENNAN,
- Sixteenth and Dorcas.
WTXKJI ft MIT0HELL,
Fortieth and Farnam.
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Chicago Grab
Br CHARLES I. MICHAELS.
Chicago Trlbons-Omaha Be Leased Wire,
Chicago, Jan. 5. -Buying of
grains which opened the nw year
Monday witn a ruin, suDsraea ma
terially today. There was more de
sire to take profits and the mar
kets had a natural' reaction after a
strong and advancing movement.
Opening prices were the highest
and closing well toward the inside,
with wheat off 21$ to 4c; corn, 1 to
1; oats, 4 to tfeprye, ltfc, and
barley, C. . K ,. . .
Tar ft and ahnrtrihs had stsOort
,and closed ,5 to 10c higher forlard
and Vi to be up tor wds,' wnne
potk wss slow and 10c lower.
Premiums on cash wheat showed
little change in all markets. No. 1
nara at vnicago soia at uyiunyi
over Marclrr-tmd No. 2 hard at 10S
12c. over. Na 1 red sold at 26&
over. Receipts, 19 cars. St. Louis
was lc higher to lc lower, and Kan
sas City and Omaha unchanged.
Cora Movement Increasing.
An Increased movement of corn ts Indi
cated by consignment notice from Illinois
snd Iowa. This, with tho vetback in
wheat, had a depressing effect on Values.
It brought in more selling pressure and
reduced the disposition to buy. Prices de
clined lc at the extreme and closed
within to o of the low point The
ma support at the last waa buying
Against 4he bids which were offectlve at
the last. Export buying of corn wa 200,
000 bushels In all positions. Cash prices
were to 1 lower at the finish. Re
ceipts were 39! car.- Shipping sale War
101.040 bushels. ,
Oats declined o and had aupport at
the last from buying against bids. Longs
sold out early and the dip In cofn checked
buying. Cash demand was not large, with
salsa 146.000 bushels and price o lower.
No. S white on track 2 to 2c under
May with No. 2 white at 2 to Sc undtr
May, ivn
Exporters bought rye, gettfng 145.000
bushele In all position at 31 o over May
for January shipment Arrival. 8 cara.
Barley js taken by eVportere, 11.000
nushela sehTsng. but the market for both
rye and barley was weaker and lower,
'Pit Note. .-.,
New waa less favorable to the con
structive Igtdo of th? markets. Tbe most
striking news In wheat was the reported
effort of the Egyptian government to can
cel 11,000,000 buahel wheat and flour
boutht from Australia. It was said that
In event of Us failure to cancel, the
holdings would be resold. Export buying
lagged and the milling demand, a feature
of late, showed less urgency. This com
bination of factors assisted In taking the
edge off the market and brought in sell
ing of buyer of th previous day to se
cure profits. The covering movement waa
less in evidence, t
Export demand 'fdr wheat was limited.
th only business reported being 200,000
nueneis nara winter at the guir. ueigium
and England wer out of th market A i
nine aarx no. i nortnern soiq to tne sea
board from Chicago at 22 over March,
track Philadelphia. ..-
Domeetlo shipping sale at Chicago
were 66.0C0 bushels wheat, Including 26,'
000 bushels dark No. 2 northern 'to local
mills; 109,000 bushels corn, and 146,004
bushels oa's. Outside market sold 145,000
bushels rye to Baltimore at 31o over
May, track there, and 16,000 bushel bar
ley brought 78c. track New York, Ex
port sales of corn In alt positions were
200,000 bushels The best bid on 'corn
We Quote, -Buy and Sell: .
LIBERTY N BONaS INDUSTRIAL BONDS
FOREIGN BONDS RAILROAD BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York Curb and UnUst Stocks. Loeal SoetirltfM.
Omaha Stock and Bond Exchange (Inc.)
I. ' I taVveireM MMe. rs. tfj . TJefkt.L4jefak - 1
INVESTMENT BROKERS
"Private Wlr ' OmW
250 Peters Trust BMg.,
7--
Salesmanship
Course Will Open Tonight at 7:00 P. M.
, Room 316, Y. M. C. k.
; - VISITORS INVITED
Special Rates to Ex-Service Men
U. R. Welcome
HARNEY and 17th STREETS
Regular 50c value, 22-ounce Pure Fruit
Preserves i 37e
3or .....81.00
Self-Rising Pancake Flour, Wednesday and
, Thursday, pkg.-. 15J
( D00 boxes of Diamond C Soap, while they
last, closing out, 10 bars '.293
June Sifted Peai,
82.05
Start baking now.
(
BUY-RITE STORC8 WILL ADVERTISE EVERY TUESDAY. WATCH FOR
THEM7- THEY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY; ON YOUR GROCERY BILL
HANNEQAN A CO.,
: S5th Are. and Leaven
.worth.' ,
JEPSEN BROS.,
25th and Coming".
J. D. fcEEW & SON,
thirty-third and Arbor.
the Day
Bonds and Notes
The following , quotations furnished by
the Omaha Trust Co.! .
American T. ft T. Co. 6a, 1121 14 11.40
American T. ft T. Co. 6s, 1124 92 1. 50
Anaconda 6s. 1921 14 1.14
Argentine Sterling 4a, 14.28 per 1200 bond
7.45
;5o
7.ln
Armour 7s, 1130 16
Brlglsn Gov. s, 1125 90
Belgian Oov. 7s. 1946 96
BeiMehem Steel 7s, 1921 .... 97
Bethlehem Steel 7s, 1923 .... 14
Prittsh 6s, 1922 94
British 6h, 1929 16
British 5s, 1917
84 .7.18
& ciJitv.L.6'.,.?,, ' !! ',Vl
ciidahy Packing 7s, nil !.'.' 15 i.'oo
b. uoodrien 7s, ..... s ii.se
French Oovern. ts. 1145 100 7.95
Jauahesa Government
ment 4s, 1425 76 11.50
Japanese riovernment 4s, lltl 56
Norway 8s. i4U v'00
Morris ft Co. 7s. 1120 ,, 14
N. Y. Central 7s, 1130 ,....100
Pennsylvania R. R. 7s, 1110 101.
V. 8. Rubber 7s, 1920 .,,, 14
Swedish riovernment Is, 1111 71
Bwlft ft Co. 0s. 1131 II
Swift ft Co. 7s, 1128 ...... 18
Western Klectrlo 7s, 1928 ,,, 17
Swiss Government Is, 1140. ..103
Denmark 0s, 1148 . ... 11
.Westinghouse Kite. 7s, 1131 18
here wa lie ov-r May, track Baltimore,
with 12o aner asked.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES
By Vpdlke OrainCo. Pour, 8127. Jan. 4.
Art' I Open. I High. I Low. 'Close. I Tes'y
Mch.
May'
Rye.
May
July
l orn -
Msiy
July
"si
May
July
I 1.78
1.77
1.11
1.41
1.31
1.71
1.17
1.8
1.33
1.73
1.88
L47
r.ss ,
.78
.78
1.76
1.71
1.41
1.41
1.11
1.31
.78l
.77)
.74 I
.77)
.71
.78!
,io
.4I
41l
i
Pork
Jan.
iJird
Jan.
May
lilha
Jan.
May
123.18 123.85 111.15 123.15 111.18
111.00
U1.60
I
111.40
il2.lt
11188 KS.St
113.03 13.60
I ' 1
111.16
(18.60
113.10
118.40
I
111.40
113.10
11.60
111.40
111.10
111.48
Il2.lt
(12.25
' Kaasa City Grala.
KSnsas ' City.' Mo. Jan. 'l Wheat
March, 11.40; May. 11.04.
Corn May, sic; July. 7070e.
St. Louis Grain. '
St. Louis, . Jan. ; 4. Wheat March,
81.11; May. tl.71.
Corn May, 78o bd: July, 7t7Jc
bld- - ,
Forelga Exrhang Rate.
Following are today' ratee of exchange
aa compared with tha, par value tlon."Fur
nlahed by th Peter National bank.
'Par VL Tndsv
Austria ........... ,so
Belgvum ,1S
Ctecho-Slovakia ....
0014
.0417
.0112
Denmark .17
.1571
3.51
t .0617
.0111
.0728
.0348
.0070
.1675
.3020
- .1630
J, England ...4.IS
Frino .lit
tiermany .238
Greece ...J, , Ill
.118
.27
.198
Jugo-Slavla
Norway
Sweden .........t
SwRxerland
Liberty Bend Price.
New Tork, Jan. 4. Pricee of Liberty
bonds at noon werer 3s. 83.S0; first 4s,
85.00 bid; second 4s, 85.84; first 4s,
86.81; second 4s, 85.70; third 4. 81.00;
fourth 4s, 86.88; Victory Ss, 14.081
Vlctnpr-4. 18.14. i -
N.I..-' - Tylor S027
. k ' 41 ej t , gt s
ratji , voumar, Mgr,
IS
ARMAND PETERSEN,'
2908 Sherman Are.
GEORGE ROSS,
' 24th and Ames n
ERNES1' BUFFETT,
' 50th and Underwood.
. CHAS. MALL1N80N,
' . 17th and Capitol Are.
v a m .
South Side
Cigar NStore Man
-TrounceiJiVould-Be
Holdups With Fists
Walter T. Slate, oroorietor of a
cigar store at 2600 6 street, left his
home at 2311 I street, at j Tuesday
morning, carrying $600 in his inside
coat pocket.
Two strangers approached him
and cnmnianrlprl hint to ralsr his
hands and to- submit to the depriva-
tion of his money without any SC-H
ruritv or nromise of return, the
"nl" . pr-V-j .Ji..5.J it.
stranger carricu rcvuivt). uit.
I ll wte knocked one ot tne meB aown
S'.ss wKh his fist and then followed with
.io g stiff uppercut on the other man.
i "Then- I started ,to run toward
t'.h home as fast as I could," said Mr.
I ll VSlata when he went to a bank later
7.75 in the morning and related his ex
'' perience to W. Cheek. .
7:70' When Mr. Cheek examined Mr.
I Slate's fists, he could imagine the
two highwaymen languishing, in a
hospital somewhere in Oniana, nurs
ing their bruise's.
Will H. Wood Renamed Head
Of Omaha Live Stock 'Changte
Will H. Wood and A. E. Rogers
were re-elected president 4nd vice
president, respectively, of the Omaha
I i;Vf atoc exchahee at the annual
meeting Monday night.
AiE. Anderson. &. D. Blanchard
and Tames Burns were named as di-
i rectors for terms of three years each
On the. arbitration ccmutiittee were
choseir W., E.T?eed. G. J. Kyte, E.
G.. Smlih, F. G. Kellogg, A. W.
Taartr..1 On the appeals coiBmutee
were named R. L. Reynolds, F. C
Roberts, Guy Ellis, ' William Royce
and-H. G.JCiddoo.
Rejected Lover Wants Full
Damages From Sweetheart
It is better to have loved and-lost.
than- never to have loved it all. '
' But Joseph D. Norris. Sfluth Side
merchant, cin't see it that way.
Nortis sued his former sweetheart.
Marion Hamilton, 2117 Douglas
street, in justice court for $191.17
Your
Are y;ou looking for safe investments in
which to place the proceeds of interest,
dividends andVatured mvestments ?
Our
V
Yields Range From 6 to 8
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To either the' large or small investor this
list should prove valuable." "
- - If it-is not convenient to call we
V Will gladly forward the January
list to you. Simply write and ask
p.- for
N
. FARM MORTGAGES
: - 6,aid7
We .deem thia an advan
tageous time to purchase high
clan' eastern Nebraska farm
mortgages.
Local Tax, Exemption.
United States Trust Cu
. Affiliated With-
United States Nat'l Bank
,1612 Farnam St., v
Omaha, Neb.
ijiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim if
1 CADILLAC SERVICE .
' "' and ' S
I REPAIR DEPARTMENT
S 26th and Faraam Syrette ' S
5 - - . S
We make it tight " .
c Our satisfied customers are g
s our best asset. &
s Have your Cadillac attended fj
s by efficient capable, me
5 chanics who through con- a
S stant practice can do it for s
less in the long run, E
i. H. llsxssa Gdillss 0e
I Service Department '
a Guy Whaatoa, Sterviee Mgr.
S , Marry Raid, -Shop ManaRr
niiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitn
Supply Your Needs
by Using
I Bee Want Ads Beit Result
he sd he loaned her for clothes
and ftiel during their courtshio.
Justice Collins slept on the i.ae
Monday night, and yesterday a ward
ed the spurned lover a judgment for
25 t-
"All or none" cried Norris. "I'll
appeal if I doTi't get it all."
Coin From South Side.
Total collections of the South Side
police court during 1920 were $26,
689.90, according to a report by
Perry Wheeler, clerk.
f
South Side Brevities
Josopli D Norris. South Bid's merchant,
in a suit for 8191.17 against hi farmer
Conaistlng e f
UsU and ailk,
valuas up - t
$1.50j special
f o rWadn.aday
t
Wednesday
S HOSIERY
1 5
U J p,ir
Children's Combination Underskirts and Flannel
Gowns, $1.50 values; on sale,
MIL1
DEPARTMENT STOFlE
24th and O Street
We Give
January Investments
January List Contains
Government Bonds.
Munitip&l Bonds.
tBailroad Bonds.
'Industrial Bonds.
' First Mortgage Farm Loans.
local preferred Stocks.
V
05H Trbst G)tiany
13905 National Bank
TyterOtOO
Service...
fn the Careful Handling of AH Orders
for, Grain and' Provisions for Future
; Delivery fa All the Important Markets
Wt Operate Offices at
Private
Witt Connections
to All Offices (
Except Kansas City
0,
WS SOUOT YOUR .
-.
Consignments of All Kind of Grain
to OMAHA. CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE.
KANSAS CITY and SIOUX CITY
" Every er Receives Careful Personal Attention
The Updike Grain Company
THE RIUABIX
sweetheart. blaHon Hamlllm. 2; it,
Iouglaa street, la Justice court yrHlcr
day wag awarded ft Judgment for l;t.
Illlnol Coal til. tlowlacd Lumber ft
Coal Cor, phone K. 1114. Adv. I
John Jones has taken out an Economy
Club card with which he will pay hi
Insuranc when due. Live Mtouk Natlcnul
Bank, 24th and N Sis. Adv.
Money carried In the pocket Is ofle:. .
pent foolishly. For the use of your oil.:
change take eut an fivonumy club card.
Live Stosk National Dank. I4th and N bit
Th congregation of th South lll
Chriatlan church will hold Its annual m. y
Ing t theThuich tonight. Cupper wlll'h w
tsrved at 4:39, after which repers l
activities from varloua departments frill K
read. ,
John Flynn. 1423 South Twenty-elxin
street, has offered reward of I4n for ,
the conviction ot the parties respenaioie '
for th shooting ot hi eon, Ray, during
a New Tear'a Kve relebratlnn. Ray m.
ocnvaleselng at th Ht Joseph hospital,
Sale of
Ladies',
Men's &
Children s
,000 pairs to
lect from all
colors, all aiias,
alL full fash
ionad. 99c
two for. .
South Omaha
Green Trading Stamps" ;
Omaha, Nbrlca .
: Llaeola, Nabraska
Hastlags, Nabraska
Chieaf o, tUinoia
Siooa City Iowa '
-.Holdrofa, Nabraska
Ganera, Nraaka
Dm Moiaal, Iowa
Milwaak, WiseeaslD
Hamburf. Iowa
Kaaau City, MiiMuri
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