17
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
South Side
live Stock
Financial
Omaha Grain Chicago Gnun Bonds and Notes
THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. JAMUAKY 15, mi.
i
Omsk. Jan. 14.
Cattl. Ben. Sheep.
lUli !t,til II. til
11,14 10.SS
ii.ms
1.1(1
.
S,H
4i. m
4X.S
11,41
I3.4IT
ItaoalBU were
OrrtclaJ Midr
OrTh-Ial Tuedy ..IV.lfrl
Official Wednesday. .:?
Official Thursday .. 1.S6S
Estimate rniiay ... l.e
Flv dare thle wk..31,SU
Rm iut in k 1T,C1
teat 1 wk. ge...l.n
Sain 1 wka ago. . . U,tl
Sunt rear ago 43.e
Rece'pls and dlsroeltlos ef It stock at
th laio Stack Tarda, Omaha, Neb., fnr
14 hour ending at t o'clock a. aa January
it, na
RFCirT CAM.
Cattl Hog
,X1
1,T7I
liH
ll.te
ll.SSX
11.474
1.SI
.101
C M. St. P..
Wabash
Missouri Paetfio 1
Xnion Pacific T
C. A N. W.. FIl! 1
. N W.. mt 11
C St. P.. M. O..... I
C. K. & Q., east
c n. g . west J 4
C R. X. ? east... I
C. R. L P. west... ...
Ilt'nni Central ...... ...
Chicago au west
Total rwflpti
Morris ft Co.......:
Swtft Co
Cadahv Parking Co.
Annnur ft Co. .....
1. W. Murphy
Peild Parking Co. . . .
Lincoln Prktng Ca
So. rvmshs Fk. Ca.
( rAr Packing Co..
P. ODm 1'
Vrtl-nn ft Co X5
or. B. Van Sant Co. It
T. P. Lewis X
J. B. Root ft Co. 11
J. H. Bulla 14
Reecns'nrk Bros. .... 11
F. G. Kellosg XI
TVertheimer ft D-rr.
K. O. Christie IX
Baker
John Hsrvey'
Dennis ft Francis.... 47
Other buyer
t
21
41
11
...
21
. II 111.' ii
ON HEAD.
Cattl Hoe Sheep
. Ill 11 4
. 714 1411 IS!
. 41 1SSI ioe
. 134 Sl7 XM5
. ... 1111
. Ill 1M
. iS ... . ...
. 1
. ... 17T
Total ,e,, tm
Cattle Tber wi the waal yery Ha
lted Friday' run of cattl. 10 bsd
a ad not much to th market
the other. Demand was apparently at
overly broad and salesmen were
tent ta nreepi p-
In tbe raw of lew ""-"' ,, r
art wer siigntiy ao.u. --
. . hnvwfr. It wa a
rket and clesing price lor
th week ar pretty , ."
with a week asre. th decline er th rty
part ef'th. week h.vi been allre-
gslned. I torker ana ""! "
w Inclined to b w lfZ
wer firmly held for dealrabl cf'
"f all weight, and (her. to -rer, proj
jrt of a rood clearaaoa th wk
Quotation. cattl Ooodty
boerea. .Sfei0; fair to f J"",
H.6f."; common to "..Vti!
IM food U rhotr. ?TUBi.llf.
.(.: fair ta year Inr. "S.,:
rommon t ir yftarUaK.. I '?'"l
pr)n
raa,
i. i7.8(ai
: rood to rnoir
fair to ji(d rowa.
as i,0tH: romtnoB ta ftr cf-n. a w
Io- tud to choir fender. IS ;
fair 4toU faeder. JT.llffl.Mmmoa
Jo fMr foe-lem. 4 7 i; rood to choe
atockera t7.t(i8.5: f.ir to F-d t
era- W 7St.H): r. "'JT?
Jturt cm 4.6a.: 1 caijea. II.M
KB.
IT 48
1...... 1
11 11'
Ill
U tl
STP
.. 1
1 77
II 1
4...... 4S7
It l4
17 n
1 4
1 74
10 311
:i.: ni4
T41
4 51
17 1041
7 .. P4
11 "
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t
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BEKP BTEKRS.
IT. N.v . .
t IS ' '
I 15 IS ?
I l. ...... 111. J f
ji 7S -.mi
4A
EPS AND HKIPERB.
t IS IS...... 1
7 IS 1 ' J
a 11 Ml 1
TEARUNG1 ...
7 S SS...... 7ST T
1 SI M
It
. cows.
I a 11S i 11
S 7 1KI " 7
S 1 ISM
( 25 :s ien 7
HKIFERS.
S 41 M4
SS 7 S1
6S 1 S 75
7 1 1M 7 IS
i
AND FEEDERS.
1 o 16 71
7 14 74 7 7 1
k e i Hi I xs
4
BULLS.
4 7i 4. 111 I
( 1 1 1 1
CALVES.
7 i 41 T IS
7 1 2tt, T 71
1 S
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Chirac Tribune-Omaha Be Leaaed Wire
New York. Jan. . 14. Ko further
noteworthy charge occurred on the
money market fonay, but the lower
6 to t'A per cent rate for time loans
cn Stock Exchange collateral re
mained in force and, although the
official rate tor call money on the
Stock Exchange did not vary from
6 per cent, the common remark was
that, "it can be had for less on the
street."
Onlr the rate for merohants paper
now stands at the high level of the
recent stringency, for which there
are the two reasons, first, that the
general run of mercantile borrowers
bad already been discounting their
notes at their own banks for 6 per
cent, not the 7H and 8 of the out
side market, and second, that com
mercial paper, being legally open for
rediscount, is more subject to the
action or inaction on the Federal Re
serve bank rate than other forms of
lr.ar.s It is Dossibie that the weekly
showing of the New York Reserve
bank and the reserve system as
whole will throw fomt fresh light on
the course of the market.
IocrcaM In Bsnineaa.
-V.. -n,tr-h mnre can be Bald of today'
atork market than that the amount of
auatnea don decreased aubstanually,
that moat cf the transactlona came from
the loral profeeloaal tradera. and that on
the whole, fteaplt marh trreirularUy. Ue
tendency wa toward firmarsa Decline
Land advanca wer lnterminRiea. How
ever, m'ltn imie Tioence u...m.
tread In either direction and the purchase
.i.. ui nf anr conaideraul block of
a Ktvea ahar would hav Immediate ef
lect ea th price, rearardles of what other
atorka were at the moment ftetnc
The aoad market, on tne otner nana,
continued active, with the nasal Irregular
ity of change, but with th rnenJ tread
upward. The noteworthy incident of thta
branch of the lnvsatment market waa
th checking- ef the reaction of Liberty
bonda from their recent high prices and
th resumption of their recovery. Today"
net advauc in theae bonda ranged from
hi point Co w and ,he Victory 4 per
ceat reached the highest prioa of th
month . ta date. Thee bonda are now
barely X point und-r the big hem price of
1. reached exactly a year age, before
either the general stringency of credit
had atrant acute er to IMteral reserve
dlaoaant wa Hailed Stale war loan had
been edvanced to its present level. Thl
movement of high grade bond 1 wituesa
ta nthat eanerienced investor antkiiat
ef the money market, and a consequence
ef the rrJeaae of capital from inflated
trade and (peculation.
Kxehaare I nerrtalB.
Foreign exchange wa as Uckmg is
uniformity of aierfmetit a the stock
market. The ratea en England, France.
Italy, pala and - Belgium declined
ellghtly, whll exchange oa Berlin aad
the Scandinavian markets advanced.
Canadian exchange went a fraction high
er, it t bow at a discount vT lc a
against the lc discount ef four weeks
ago. Bearing la a measure on th exchange
position, the census bureau's monthly
estimate oa cotton consnmptloB showed
Decembers' export of that staple to have
been leO.000 bale aver November, JlOe.eOS
aver October and much the largest of aay
-Eontn sine last March. They hare, in
fact, been exceeded sine the war only
In th three er four months of last spring
and winter when England was putting la
her ma xl mum or -era.
New York Quotabons
4M
$01
185
Today' estimate called for . a
1 fe bora Advices tram the
east were not very favorable and value
took an easier trend at this point, w
sympathy with small declines elsewhere.
Most ef th hogs had to sell at figure
about a dim lower. There wa quit a
little shipping demand at this decline,
hut the hig ed af the receipts went to
local packers. Bulk of supply moved at a
spread ef (1101.4 wtta best light butch,
er hoga making a shipper top of li.S.
HOGS.
Na Av. So. Pr. No. Av. So. Pr.
M..S1S .... t 15 5S..XI5 XI t 0
.. m I S 5..1 4 0
41. .tSS Ht 1 St. .17 4C 15
4. .14 ... (2 7.. 15 IS 15
.. 17 ... 1 44..1B1 ... 15
St.. 25 ... 4 74. .14 ... t 45
TX. -XI ...
Sheep A rather heavy run of sheep
and lambs made ICS appearano today, the
supply amounting to t.SOt head. Parkers
needed only a limited number of killing
gradea. a ht frequently th case .toward
th cios of th week, aad prioe had a
lower tendency. Th decline waa Quoted
at XS0Se ea both fat sheen and Jamba
with trad none toe active. Beat fat
tas.be brought lM1tlL75 with acme
medium weight yearling at 1115. Fat
was dropped to around Se a pound for
strictly good gradea. . A little easier xeei
leg was apparent in the feeder trade.
Quctattona an Kheep Best fat lambs,
tl.l.7S: mediara to good lambs,
114 ( t 1 50; plain and heavy lamb
IIMeilH; yrarllags. 7.711.7S; weth
er. 1 5.544 15; goad ta choice ewes.
$4,7545.15; fair ta rood ewea. l Xt
4 75: call and canaer ewes. 11 S;
feeding lambs, 5.7S1.0; feeding awea.
tX.7St)X.S.
FAT LAMBS.
Ke. Jlv. Pr. Na. At. Pr.
104 fed... 71 I
Ckleagw Lire Mack.
Chicago. Jan. 14- Cattle Receipt. .-
M: best grades beef steers Butcher raws
aad bailers mostly X5e tower, other about
steady: fat beef steer, 1 1.0171; tap
steers, 10.t: bulk fat she stack. 15.15
7.15; ranners mostly lt5t1.5o; bulls,
steady: best bologna a. lt.; bulk, IVS
a.7S: veal ealvsa steady, bulk to pack
er. flUtflLM; stockera aad feeder
steady.
Hoga Receipts ,; active, mostly
It ta lSe lower thaa yesterday s averag;
tap IS SB 14S pound- average; practical
top. .7; balk. II ! .; pigs. le
t 15e lower; balk desirable. to 119
peand pigs, t(.(S4T.l5.
Sheep Receipts IX.; tat Iambs mast,
ty 5e lower: top. I1L75; balk, 114.759
11.75; yearling, lie t So lower, n
choice yearling her bulk, !..";
sheep steady: top fat ewea. MS: bulk.
i.ta.M;feeder lambs nominally steady.
St, Lesds Lire Btacft.
St. Loula.- Jaa. 14. Cattle Receipts 1.
f (,; an load brought It 75: balance add
end ends: light 1-elfer active aad strong;
athers slow; batk. .50)1.54: cows :5c
higher: balk. 5.S .&; ranners steady
ta strong; hulk. X3 2StlS; bulls steady;
veal calf tap tlX.7: bulk. tlt.et4ylX.5u.
Hcga Receipt 1X.S; closing slow, 25
ta 5fc lower than yeaterday aveagas.
MTly top 114.15 a lighu: let top. 11.15;
bulk light and mediums. tl.40tjt.X5;
bulk heavies. . .!S; packer sow
15c lower: pig See lower.
Sheep Receipts lie; fairly active;
about 75c to Sec lower than yesterday;
top lamna, in,nn.,
top eweaTltS; balk. i2St4; bark
ot ran westers lamb of geod duality
selling active; natives, medium and com
mon quality bard ta move at 5c de
cline. Hsu City live Meek.
Rteax Citv. ta-. Jan. 14. Cattle Re
etp7 I i heed: market atrong SS
iTi,, higher; Cad steers snd yearlings.
VTm3 11 eoT fat we and heifer. 4
"canncrs. 11 C ,'ii7t fUd
IK: commas calve. 11-W4 5. feedera.
.e.5; feediag f1"
, aea.S. staefcsrs. 5.4f 7..
ilolw-Ricelpt. .J: market 1 ta
X 5 centlewr ; cltak-e light. fieXi:
commoiT tight. .rj.,aai: J?if L
B.J5: heavy. f : k1 f lrK
VhPIUeatP. IW -4:
cents lower.
. . . t -
at Jeaepa, -40.. Jan. . I--UT'
ceipta. LSM head: Bty J
Si.5l S: cow and ksifera, ..5e..
, calves. 1 Mffl.5. ,
- Hog Receipts, J . S head: stetdy t
weak; top. balk. !-
Sheer Receipts. i.- heaU; steady to
week: lambs. i.cll.n: awea. I.
.. .
Rang of nrlces af the leadirr atorka
furnished by Logan ft Bryan, Peter Trust
building:
Thurs.
High Law Close Close
RAILS
A. T. ft S. F. .... fife S fl ti'i
Baltimore Ta Ohio 17 u, is sc sal.
Canadta Pacific ..117 11 11V lim
a j. i. a. it y i iiij 7j 7 Hi
1.-. at .'mo .... si
Eri R. R. 11
Ot. Northern, pfd. 74
Chi. Ot. -VTastern . IS
Illinois CeBtral .. S
Mo.. Kan. ft Tex . i
XH
1
22
144
41S
Itti
11
24
Kan. City South.
Missouri Pactrte .
N. T- N. H. ft H.
North. Pacific Ry
Chi. ft N. W
Penn. R. B,
Readln Ca.
C. R, I. at P.
South. Pacific Co.
Southern Railway
-ni.. am. ei. tr. ,
Union Pacific ...
Wabash.
(,l
14w
t
w
2
X
1V
11 w
l
41
7
27w
' 11 '
H
14
74
1
14
'
X
X
31
2
51
S
41
4
24
5
IS
2.
120 Xl 11 124
STv:::!.a
Am. Car ft Fdry .124 12! 122 ill
AIlis-ChaL Mfg. . Siii 34 344 S4U
" .. eavj r i a a
Baldwin Lace Wks tl SV
Beth. Steel Carp... ill, It it S
Crucible Steel Co.. 5 JOtj 4
Am. Steel F"rrles.. S IdC
Lark. Steel Co 54 54 54V
Mid vale ttteelfcOrd 82 11 12 u
Pressed a Car Co. ,
Rep. IronftSteel Co. (I 48
Ry. Steel Spring... S5 SS . 55
SloM-Shef.Stlftlroa
t'aited States 6a. S3 (2 53
1
2
21
11
41
14 Vi
27
1
tl
COPPFBS
Anaconda Cop. M. . 7 7
Am. SmltftRfg. Co. 17 J
ButteftSup. M. Co. 12 IX
Chile Copper Co... 11 11
Chine Copper Co... Xl Xl
Inspirat n Ca. Cop. S4 14
Kenneeott Copper . l, it
Miami Copper Ca.
Nev. Con. Cop. Co.. 1 1
Ray Con. Cop. Co.. 11 12
Utah Copper Co... IS 52
1NDDSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar Co 44 41"
All, G.ftW. L S. S.. JS 71
Am. Internal. C 46 44 .
Am. Sum. Ton. Co. 77- 74
Am. Cotton Oil Co. 21 14
Am. Tel. ft Tel.. 11 SSV
Am. Z., L. ft S..
Brk. Rap. Tran.. 11 11
Beth. Motors .... 1 2
American Can Co. 27 34
Chan, stater Car 5
Cen. Leather Co.. X ' le
Cuba Case Sg. Co. 21 21
CaU Pack. Corp. flij 1
Cai. Fetro. Carp. X X5
Cora. Pda, R. Co. 1 s
Nat. E. ft 8 54 53
risg ituboer ca. ltu u'.
HI
51
4
3
5i
30
SS
56
:
27
27
IX
11
11
34
IS
i
it
fx
44
71
46
tT
26
15
31
t
s
XI
21
1
25
54
14
X7
17
12
11
21
Si
1
11
1V
12
M
U
71
44
l
20
11
X
27
7
31
22
CI
2
tS
54
US,
Gen. Klec, Co 121 120 12' 122
Gastoa W. ft W.. 5
Gen. Motors Co.. 15
Goodrich Co. .... 41
Am. H. ft L Co.. i
U. S. Ind. AL Co. 7
Inter. Nickel . .a. 15
Inter, Paper Oa.. 51
Ajux Rubber Co. li
Kelly-Spring. Tlr 44
Key. Tire ft Rub. 19
Ir.ter. Merc Mar. 15
Maxwell Motor Ca 4
Mex. Petroleum... let
Middle States Oil.. 11
Pure Oil Co 16
Willys-Overland Ca 7
Pierce Oil Corp.... 11
Pan-Am. Pet. ft T.. 76
Pierre-Arrow -Mtr.. 25
Royal Dutch Co... 57
V. & Rubber Co... tl.
Am. Sugar Rfg. Co. 3
Sinclair OU ft Rfg. 23
Sears-Reeburk Co.. 1
Stromsb - Car. Ca. 17
Stadebakar Corp. . 51
Tea. Products Co.. 5(
Trans -Cont'I OU .. 1
Texas C. 44
U. 8. Food Pr.Carn. 2X
U. S. Sm..Rf(.ftMiB 24
Whit Motor Co...
Wiiass .. Inc.... 41
w-ett gh's Airbrake
west ga seKLe-Mtg.
Am. Woolen Co. , .
Total salea, l.3tl0.
4
15
:
15
14
19
1
a
';
4 S
li 15
41 I
? 6'4
15 -1S
11
46
K'
ii
11 lft
II 13 14
ii 3t
7 1
It!
75
24
5
3
23
1
51
54
10
41
13
34
2
44
6
lt
74V
23
55
6H
J
23
34
53
43
21
34
34
33
6
44
3
45
1
15V.
11
75
24
U
12
23
"
17',
51
54
1
431
22
ii
4
44
Omahft, Jan. 14.
A liberal run of wheat and corn
on hand today, while oats arrivals
were light. Trading in wheat was
slow, with the market l2c lower.
Choice samples were in fiirly good
demand. Corn ranged generally
unchanged to a cent off, . generally
lower. Some of the mixed offer
ings were off as much as ljic Oats
declined "ic, generally He low
er. Rye was steady to 2c off.
World's available wheat stocks on
January 1 were 226.287.000 bushels,
against 322.769.000 bushels a year
ago that date, according to figures
compiled bv the Daily Trade Bulle
tin. Chicago. A good over night
business was done in corn to the
seaboard. Wheat export demand
today was light.
Ke. 1 hard: 1 car, 31.7; S cars. X1.73.
No. 1 hard: 4 ears. 11.77 ; 1 car, 17;
1 car, 11.74 Cemuttyl; 1 ear. 11.71
tsmulty): X cars. XI 71 ;mtty.
No. I hard- t cars. 11.74: 1 car. 11.71
tsrnutty): 1 car. 11.72; 1 car 11.70: 1
car. ILJ (smutty); 1 car. IL7 (very
smutty): 1 tr. II it mutty); 1 car.
1 5 blaca em-ttvi.
No. 4 hard: 1 car. 1.7; 1 car II f
(smutty!; 1 tar, (smutty); 1 car,
1 4 (smutty). .... It
No. 5 hard: 2 care. 111: 1 ear. 11. 6
".'Xnple hard: car, 11.7 (heavy); 1
car. tl.SI (smsrtty): 1-1 car. 11.52.
No. 1 spring: 1 ear. 11.5 (dark BOrth-
,'! X mixed: 1 car. ILf fdurura).
No. I mixed: 2-1 car. 11.72: 1 car,
XI f (durum); 1 -sr, Xi.l (durum).
No. 4 mixed: 1 cr, XL (durum).
No. 5 mixed: 1 far. 11.6! - (durum).
CORN.
No. 2 white: 4 car. 6c.
No. 4 white: X cars. le; T cars. I8e;
2 cars. 6ac
No. t white: 1 car. 51c t per cent
wheat).
No. X yellow: I car. lc.
No. X yellow: 1 cars. 51 c; 1 tars.
Sle.
Na I yellow: X cars. Sic; X cars. 57e
(shippers' weights): t cars. 57e; 1 car.
57c; X 1-X car. 54c: 1 car. Se (loaded
oat).
No. I yellow. 4 ears. He: I car, lie
sMpper' wetght).
Sample yellow: I car, lie (ear com,
shippers' weights).
OATS.
No. X white: ear. 44c.
No. X whit: X cars. 4!e.
No. 4 white: X cars. 43 c
RTE.
Na. I: t car. 11.57. . . '
BARLET.-
Nb. 4: 1 car, 6c
Na. 1 feed : 1 car. c .
Relected: 1 car. Se (musty).
A vails ale wheat stocks: World- avsil-
Kle wheat storks, as compiled hy The
Chiraeo Daily Trade Bulletin, increased
S.lft0,n bushels la December, compared
with 6.4M.M busbejv In November and
a decrease ef J.?;Vli bushels last vesr.
A sain ef 10.e.0 in Canada more thaa
effft th decrease in ether countries.
Total Storks Jan. t. t2T- Jan. 1, 120
Afloat 15.S10.00 t,120.M
United Kingdom t2.I. 8.578,00
Arvertln ......... 4. 4.7a?.
Aastraha ......... l.ODO.or .- 75,0.(
rnltei! States ...... XI. IM.-Ofr 1S.1X.9
Canada 1.2S1,W S.35,0
Total .... :.t2.2S7. 322.7X,0
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECBIPTS
Today Wt Are Yr. Are
WTveat 12 1 II
Com 8S3 241 264
Oat 101 116
KANSAS CI7T CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago Yr. Age
Wheat .......212 23 U
Cera 5S 31 21
Oats t 14
ST. LOUIS CARLOT RECEIPTS.
. Today Wk. Are Tr. Age
Wheat ........ I.... 4 . ! 44
Corn . 71 " 5 " T
Oats ;. 54 2 t
NORTHWESTER!" CARIXST RECEIPTS
WHEAT.
Today Wi. Aga Tr. Ag
Minneapolis- 2S 23 25
Duluth 3- 4-4 11
Winnipeg 43? ITS S4
CM AH A RECEIPTS AND. SHIPMENTS
(CARS.) .
Week Tear
Receipts , Today. age. ago.
Wheat .123 7
Corn 121 10 53
Oat 1 34 17
Bee X 5 13
Barley -. 2 X
Shipments
Wheat S7 4 . XI
Corn 71 ii 21
Oata 27 20 2
Rye 1
Barley 4 ... 2
PRIM ART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(BUS.)
Today. Tr. Ago.
..1,14,0 71. oe
..1.21,0C 4S,M
.. il,00 52,6
Money . .
Marks ..
Starting .
Thursday
V Close Close
-
0146 .0145
s.74 t-:x
X
I
1
2
X
New lark Curb St-cha .
Allied Oil 14 0 IX
Pnslen Ventana 41 f 4
U'stca M yomlrg -7k
Cressoa Gold "
Coadea Oil t 4x
Consolidated Copper ........ X A
F.Ik Basin t-19
Federal Oil X -
r.learock Oil
Island Oil 44
V err it Oil IX at 13
Midwest Refining Ce 14 614X
Silver King af Arlaons...... 7 t 11
Sapnlpa Oil S 5
Simma Petroleum I tw
Tone pah Divid lt X-16
It. S. Steamship 1 , 1
U. S. Retail Candy
VhltB OU U4 ....
Bar Wlver.
New Trk. Jan. 1 H r Silver Do
mestic. 1e: (urrlgn ve.
ilaxicsji Imlim itc
Receipt
Wheat
Cora ....
Oats
Shipments
Wheat
Corn ,
Oau
7(7,00 s"1-!9
752. 6S,0
262, 507.600
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
w-heat 1I11.009 S1L0M
Corn 70.80
lUsusnapolis Grata.
Jllnneapolis, Jan. 14. Ftour-Tj'n-
changed to IS cents lower. In carload lota,
family patents quoted at 1136 10.4 a
Barrel in -pauno col to aacaa.
Bran 2t.oiat37.ao. .. .
Wheat receipts, 2S ears. . compared with
X3S cars a year so. Cash No. T, North
ern. tl.8101.:s; March, 11.71; Mrf,
corn Na. 2. liSl5Sc.
Oats No. I whit. 422c.
Barley 55 7 5c.
Rya No. I. 11.4491 65.
Flax No. 1. 11 :.
6t. Leala (iraia.
St. Lou;. Mo.. Jan. 14. Wheat March.
$1.11; May, 11.72.; asked.
Corn May,. 72e bid; July, IS,e.
Oau May, 4c
' Ksnsss , City Grain. .
Kansas Citv. Me.. Jan. 44. Wheat-
March, 1.7TW; May, l.6.
Corn May, 7cj' July, e; Sept.
nene.'
i Ifaasea Cttv live Ka-rk.
Kansas Citv. Ma. Jan. 14 Cattle
Receipts, 11,4 head; beef steers, steady
to 25 cents lower: tap, H 00: ether sales.
I7.7S477.55: she stock, steady to weak.
good halfers. 17.50; yearling heifer. g.2S;
most cows' below 16 50; stackers and feed
ers, steady ta weak; all ether eiaases.
xeady: bast vealera, 111.5.
Hogs Keceipts, X. head; market un
even; light snd light lights ta shippers
aronnd 1 cents lower: el her classes to
packers.- XS to 35 cents lower then ves
terdsy's average; top. t.6; bulk of sales,
((. (IS; good and choice fat pigs.
l.25e.S6
Sheep Receipts. S.S0 bead: ateadv;
ewes. 15.00; lambs and yearlings, fully 2S
cents lower; 74-pound Colorado iambs,
110.35.
Omaha Bay Market.
Receipts have been very heavy, but the
last few days country reads have been
so bad that very little bad was losdad
this week. Th market has cleaned eft.
end prices arc a little stranger en prairie
hay. whll alfalfa remalna ateady. Oat
and wheat straw are higher.
Upland Prairie Hay No. 1, 114.00
1M; No. 2. llloe12.50; No. X. 17 00
Midland Hay No. X. tl2.0ei2.5: No.
x. lit., o li do.
Lowland Hay No. L lltW; No, X,
xi. .ot: no. i. .e7 .
Alfalfa Cbelc. t22.24.0: No. X.
Ill si.j 21 00: standard. I1.b1I.: Kb.
X. 112.ei4.S: No. X. IU.wlX..
Straw Oat. llle!X.-: wheat. I1L0I
612.40.
- New. Terk Sugar.
New Tork. Jan. 14. The local market
for raw sugar was auiet and unchanged
at 4c for Cube, c 1. f equal ta 5. Co
lor Centrifugal. No sale war reported,
although considerable sugar was offered
at quoted price for January aad Febru
ary shipment. Cable advices reported
ale of 5, tons of new crop Cuba
to th far east at er about 4c t a. b.
Cub.
Chicago, Jan. 14. Trend of tie
grain markets was toward lower
levels most of the day and the close
at nearly the lowest, with wheat off
$i to lj-ac. while corn lost only i to
fc, oats J4 ta c, rye V and
barley J-Jc Considering'the charac
ter of the trade nd the news,' the
markets held well, as the volume of
outside business was not Urge.
Foreign shorty bought March
wheat early and considerable buying
was also attributed to eastern traders
who were covering. The highest
prices were 2,4c over the previous
day's finish for March. A break of
4V4C followed when the houses who
did the largest buying of March
early turned to the selling side of
May. Receipts, 24 cars.
Assail Cora Market.
Cora prices at their best wer- a frac
tion over the previous day's close, whil
the lowest were fractionally below A
small market was on, mlth hedging sales
the feature. But there wai enough buy
ing to take the offerings movt of the
dsv. Gauntry offerings war liberal. Ex-r-rt
sale la all positions were 6OO.OC0
buthela. with receipts here 4! rare Cash
prices were c lower at the last, Wwk'i
export clearanc wer only I0.OO0 boshe!.
Light trading with increased discount
for cash lots compared with May and a
Ireak ef c from the top ieatureu
the oat Trade. Cash prices declined Xt
and shipping sales wer l0,i'o Dusneu
at-lvala it cara.
Spreaders were activs in rye. buying
here and selling la me nortnwrt. vaso
lets brwiisht 17 aver Msy and export
demand was brisk, but sale wer cbeeksd
bv the light offerings. Arrivals. 1 car
Burley weakened with light trading
Pit Kate.
- Foreign demand for cah wheat wrs
slew and sales wer limited tf. X40.80"
bushel to Belgium at a price said ta b
tnise -over March for April loading,
premiums at the gulf wer qu.'ted 142e
lower. Sales of corn by Chicegs han
dlers aggregated 10, bushels te ex
porters snd 150,00 bushels for direct
export. Part- af the business was done
er the basts of IXHe ever May. track
Baltimore, for this week's ship?int and
12e ever for five-days shipment.
Domestic shipping; sales ef cash grain
wer 1. bushels wheat. 0.00 bushels
corn and 14. 000 bushels eata Deliveries
were 40.000 bushels cara and l.tO bushels
eats ea January contracts. ,
Premium ea winter wheat at Chicago
Bhnwed llttl changw.athut spring were a
trifle firmer. No l"Ttard wa llllc.
Na. 1 redM3X6e aver March, whll da'k
No. 1 northers waa lSt15e over. Dark
No. X Borthara la store, which was re
cently 4c over March bid, I new aronnd
March price.
Outside wheat markets were weaker,
with Omaha l3e lower end Kansas Citv
l13c lower on hard and unchanged ta c
lwer em red winter, while the Utter kind
at St. Louis was lfflo lower, with far
milling demand. ,
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES
By rpdiVe Praia Ce. Deu 24X7. Jn. 14.
Th following ouotatlons farr.lahad by
th Omaha Trust cajspasy;
Approg.
PrtceiTldPct.
American T. ft T. Co. Is, mi 7 1 10
American T. ft T. Co. ta. 1X24 34 I 19
Anaconda s. 111! 7 lit
Argentine Sterling 4. . . . ...42S per iW
Armour 7s. ls I S
Peir:aa Gfvt. (a. 10:6 ti
Belgian Govt. 7ea, 145. 8
Bithlehem Steel 7a, 1071..... -
Bethlehem Steel 7s. lull f
I'ritisb 5a. 1012 S 10.30
Fritish la, 10; ..,. 7 2
BritUh . 17 H 5
C C. C. ft St. L . l:i 1 7.4
C, B. ft Q. Jt. 4s. 121........ ' ,0
Cudahy Fkg. 7s. 121 4 S
B F. Goodrich 7. 12S 0 0
French Govt, as, 145.., l''' 7 05
Japanese 4a. 10X1.... 77 ll.fO
Japanese Oovt 4a, nil ata i
Norway 5a. 104 100
Morris ft Co. 7ia 12 13
N Y. Catral Ja. 101 101 75
Pennsylvania R. R. 7a, 13. ..104 4 S'i
I . S. Rubber 7. I30 !'
Swedish Govt. 5. 13 14
Swift ft Ca. . 1911 U
Swift ft Co. 7a, 1!S 4 7.3
Western Electric 7s, 121.... 53 t :i
Swiss Govt, ta, Itl 10J l.ti
Denmark Is, 1145 . 1.05
Westingheose Elec. 7s. 1331.. 17 7.4D
1.2 i
IS
4(5
S.0U
75
7.5
7.CS
S fcO
Art. Open, t High. 1 Low. I Close Test
V'bt I I i '
Mrh. I 1.7t Ml4 1-7 t 1T7 TtK
May XLTw I 1.781 L1 L7 1.70
ltv l.HUI l.Si I MX'' l.SS! 1
July, 1 1.3S 1.31 j l.Xtil 1.17 11.17
CMy 't .74 I .74' .74 I 74 .74J4
July ) .75! -76l .75 J ,75J .75
data I I 1 II
Way J .4j .4S .4'l .45) .4
July j -.47! .4S J .47l .4VSt -
pnrk 11)11
Jan. t-4.se) 14.3 !24.!S 1X4. 1X4.5
Mav 124.00 'X4. 21. . 124.10
Ijird 1-1 I t I
Jan. I111X tlS.1I Jill 11X12 X5
May Ul. JU.M II3.S I13.IX JlX.Xi
'.In. I I I i i
Jan. 11 05 Ill.M 111.! 11. T ' I
May 112.10 1110 lt.l -h2.7 !
t1S.lt
12.-
Dun'a Trade Review.
New Tork, Jan. 11. Dun's tomorrow
will say:
"While progress toward recovery U mora
clearly discernible, reviving demand In
acme cuarter of late has only developed
after further price fielding and waiting is
still the rule In lines where aa extension
of th price defletlon Is seemingly fore
shadowed. Indications multiply, bowsver.
that certain trade are beginning to emerg
from their long continued lethargy, the
improvement in dry goods conditions being
especially conspicuous, and the increased
attendance of buyers is some of the lead
ing markets U evidenced alike of th re
newed Interest and a growing need for
merchandise. While purchasing is still
rautloua and restricted, it ia larger in
some instances thaa hsd been expected
and i the more wholesome and reassuring
because it is based cn actual requirements
and not on speculative anticipation.
Weekly bank clearing. tl.(l,2MS7.
New York Bead
Th following quotations art furnished
by Logan nd Bryan, Paters Trust
building:
Atchison 4s 7I9 7
B ft O. Con. 4s 7
Beth Steel Ret 4 X XT
Cant Pac let 4 ...... A. ... 74 75
a. B. ft Q. Jt 4s, 16 7
St. Paul Gen 4 77 71
C ft K. W. 4a 74 78
L ft N TJn. 4 2 Xl
New Tork Ry. 4 II 0 2!
Nor. Pac P. L 4 77 71..
Union Pacific 1st 4 13 13
U. S. Steel 5s lt 5
U. P. 1st Rt 4 7 7
S. P. Cv. 5s 7 7
8. P. Cv. 4 T741 77
Penn Con. 4s 6 "
Penn Gen. 4s 51 52
Ca. Com. 5 I3j 3
Foreign Exrttange Rates.
Following are today'e rt- of exchange
as compared with th par valuation. Fur
nished by the reter National Danx:
Austria
Belgium
Csecho-RlovBltia
Denmark
England
Franc ..............
Germany
Greece
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Norway
Poland
Sweden . A...
Switzerland
Par
Valuation Today.
... .30 . .0027
.10! ' .64
' -.013S
,. .27 .177
..;. X.76S
.. . .103 .0611
.V .231 ..1S2
.. .135 .0751
,.. .10! -OS"'!
m. .... .0076
.. .27 . .1730
."14
.. .27 .2156
.. .335 .1571
Boston Wool.
Boston. Jan. 14. The Commercial Bul
letin tomorrow will publish prices as fol
lows:
-Scoured basis:
T.nriM 1 months. 75fMc: fin
eight-month. 5556c
California Northern. KflOc; tniddl
county. 75o; southern, 55e-
. v... v. a se,..
eastera clothing. 0j 65c; - valley "ifa. 1,
sc.
Terrltorr fine stspl choice, tS5e.
Half blood apmbing. 45 70c; three-eightts
Llood rombliar. S055c: one-fourth blood
combing. 46fl5c: fine clothing. SSe; fine
medium cloth. sc
Fulled basis:
Delaine. 5c: A A. Tie: A. supers, !0
dc.
uehairw TVact easnbinK. 1015 32e: best
carding. 25 ft 27c
Turpentine and Baslm, .
Savannah. Ga.. Jan. 14. Turpentine
Firm; :e: no sale; receipts 114 bar
rels: shipments 1X3 barrels; stock 1S.7I1
barrels.
Eosin Quiet no sales: receipts E42
catks; shipments 112 casks; slock 18,541
casks. .
Quote: B. D. E. r a. u. i. -
WG. WW. 111.0.
New Terk Dry Good.
New Tork, Jan. 14 Cottoa goods con
tinued active today, frne grsy goods being
bought freely aad other lines showing
strength. Tarn markets advanced and
sellifig broadened. Burlap market was
firmer en the spot, but weaker in Cal
cutta for shipments. New low hosiery
price were named.
Load oa Metal.
London, Jan. 14 Standard copper, fTX,
2a, (id; electrolytic 11: tin. f 20, 5s;
lead, i23, 10s: sine. 24. 17a. Sd.
Ckieaga Potatoes.
Chicago. Jan. 14. Potatoes Dull;, re
ceipts. 37 ears; northern white, sacked.
tl.201.2 cwt.
New York Cettoa. .
New Tork. Jan. 14. The cotton market
opened steady at an advance ef 10 to 21
points this morning, on relatively steady
rablea aad fai"orable goods trade reports.
Sales of print cloths, in the Fall River
market for th week were estimated at
30. 64)8 pleoea, or the Urgeet week's 'busi
ness in months, whll some of tbe advices
received from Liverpool reported aa Im
proved business In Manchester.
Th census rcpnrt made a very bearish
comparison with last year, but had bees
foreshadowed by private returns and was
not cpnsidered market factor. Soutbera
selftng and realising continued, however,
and the market weakened ta 2036 points
net lower, with rallies of 1 ar 15 point
around mid-day.
' Liberty Bob. Prices. .
New Tork, Jan. 14 Prices of Liberty
bonds at noon were ls, XX 26: first
4s. H4.10; second 4s, 14 20 bid; first 4a,
17.10; second 4s. 86 40; third 4a.
8I6; fourth 4 we, 87.00; Victory Xa
17.14: Victory 4. 7.1X.
Liberty bonds closed: Xs, II0; first
4s. It.0; second 4a. X0.X2; first 4.
87.42; second 4, 17.02; third 4,
10.14; fourth 4s, X7.X; Victory ls,
XJ.XS; Victory 4s. t.2.
Ckleitt Prod are.
Chicago. Jan. 14 Butter Lower;
creamery extras, 48c; standards. 47c
Eggs Higher: receipts. X.2S7 cases;
firsts, 71c; ordinary firsts, 587e; st
mar it cases Included, 46 4 68c; refriger
ator firsts, 63c
Poultry AUve, lower; fowls. I8e;
spring. 25c
Kanse City Predoes.
Kansas City. Mo.. Jin. 14. Egg On
cent higher: firsts, tie; seconds, !7e.
Butter Unchanged.
Poultry Hens, unchanged: springs, 1
cent higher, lie: roosters, - unchanged to
1 cent higher, 14 to lie; turktsya, un
changed. - . , -
New Terk Dried Frait.
New Tork, Jan. 14. Evaporated Apple
Dull and weak; Calitarai Xtc
. Prunes More active,
i Apricots Steadier.
Peaches Dull.
Raisins Unsettled.
Skinner to Retire
As Bank Executive
C M. Skinnr. president of the
Ralston State bank, anonunccd yes
terday he wilt resign as president at
the annual . meciing ol the stock
holders .next month.
Mr. Skinner will retain , his posi
tion as director of the bank, how
ever. The stockholders have ten
tatively agreed to elect O. J. Milius.
fanner, born and reared in Ralston,
to the position of president to suc
ceed him,. Mr. Skinner said, and J.
T. Harneft will remain as cashier.
Omaha Live Stock Men to
Attend Wool Growers Meet
Headed by Everett Buckingham,
vice president and general manager
of the Union Stock Yards company,
with his wife, and Bruce MtCulloch,
a delegation of 50 live stock dealers
cn the South. Side left Omaha last
right over the Union Pacific rail
road for Salt Lake City ti attend
the annual convention of -the Na
tional Wool Growers' association
Monday, ..Tuesday and Wednesday.
The delegation will return to Den
ver the last of the week and attend
the annual convention of ihe Na
tional Western Ljve . Stock association.
Watchman Is Attacked
And Bitten by Spitz Dogs
Two spitz dogs attacked D. W.
McNeil. Drake apartments, switch
man for the Union Stock YaHs
company, at Twenty-filth and N
streets, at noon yesterday.
The dogs downed McNei'l and se
verely chewed his right leg. Pedes
trians Tescued him and McNeil
swore cut complaints agairst John
Doe and Richard Doe it Sonth Side
Police station for possession of vi
cious dogs. Police are seeking the
owners of the dogs. McNeil was
taken home after -his lacerated leg
had been treated..'.' : .
Alleged Dry Law Violator
Nabbed On Federal Capias
Joseph Mucha, 501 S South Thir
teenth street, was arrested by fed
eral and South Side Thursday
night on a capias from Federal
Judge Hunger's court. Avhere he is
charged with violating the Volstead
act Mucha was placed in the coun
ty jail to await instructions of the
magistrate. " . .
South Side Brevities
Linseed OIL
Duluth, Minn., Jan. 14. Linseed en
track. II 01; te arrive. IX..
Illinois coal, 11. 00. K. Howland Lnra
ber ft Coal Co. Phone So. 1614, Adv.
Burn coke iii your has burner: cleaner,
hotter and last longer than hard coal.
South Omaha Ice company. South 01)31
and South 8076. Adv.
IXN'T DELAT.
Join our 1911 Savings Club t'nie week.
It s the Best ever. Toil will be "the laser
next December if you don't Jutn. Th
South Omaha Savings Bank. 24th ft M St
Adv. - " -
WHO BROTHERS
SPECIAL ANNODGSMXT,
..I... .nn.nn.nw Ta.llfirV 1 thl. P TCJ! t -
... ...mi ....r. tlnu. fcir wonder
ful 1-3 off sale. This sale has been the
.... . L.I, Wn .hi. ctr.
wreaie?i Bute mt m w.,
Thousands of people have crowded our
store. Thousands of dollars have been
saved, but this greater store has resolved
la do th leading and try and bring
prices down to a mora sensible iiasi.
Come, come. Saturday still one big
day left. Anything In our store at 1-1
off and Saturday is positively the last
day.
Open Saturdays until p. m. Adv.
Don't Forget-
It's tbe tbxi. of your life to get a
good suit or overcoat cheap. Hart
Schaffner ft Mark make guaranteed
to your ful! and entire satisfaction.
Ladies' Suit. Coat and Dresses :
Misses' Cost and I) res sew Gent' and
Ladies' Underwear. Hosiery, etc.
Merchandise of knows quality. Good'
that earn a reputation for the seller and
prove 1 (TO worth for th purchaser,
even when bought at normal prices.
Te name discount ia any amounts at
this time simply means nothing. Tbe
game is generally understood. Don't
forget, it's what yon find in the bundle
that counts, aad we are prepared now
to put more under your arm new than
yea ever found in your bundle before
All conditions considered.
A lot of warm foot-srear find good
Shoes for men and boys must be dis
posed of. Costs and profit are plainly
forgotten in tbe pricing. We're mak
ing good the slogan, "Shop snd Save
' FLYNN'S
61. and 7
farm Mortgages
M YEARS wrrHotrf A LOSS
Kloke Investment Co.
Oasaha Natl Bk BMg,
Omaha.
PHONE DOUG I ISO
A Few of the Many Specials
For Saturday at
PHILIP'S BI6 STOBE
- Every man wears a Genuine Valour Hat that has been into tbe Fastest Growing Store. It is a
chance of a lifetime to buy a $12.00 Hatfor the little price 1
79c
These Hats come in four colors and ia all sixes. ' .'
Men's Two-Piece heavy Ribbed Underwear, $1.50 values,"
at, each... .
Shirts for Men, made from the very best blue chambray every shirt carries a guarantee, 7Qn
sizes 14 to 17; very special at wC
Men's Work Gloves, heavy weight, Boss- brand, . tl l ff
per dosen. : , . ; P 1 UU
Hand-Painted Bread Plates, large size, regular 11.00 value; for Saturday . . . rr
only 07C
42-Piece Set of Dinnerware, including large size covered dish; regular $15.00 value; 4J0 PA
special for Saturday only, at. vOOU
Electric Table Lamps, sizes 12 and 20-inch, fancy colors and decorations; $14-60 d7 F
value; special at i - P ' OU
Cut Glass Sugar and Creamers, large size,
per set ,
Universal" Forks and Knives, 12 in a box,
at
$1.98
.$1.75
DEPARTMENT STORE
24th and O Streets South Omaha
$?C G Trading Stamps Gi-a With Each Purcka.
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fresh start
ii - :
If you're in the wrong job start
fresh. -
Learn how to do what you wish
you knew how. to do.
Get that second chance, you've
been looking for!
Learn to be an expert at a
1 'technical" job with the better
oay that comes to a skilled man.' ;
. -. What if you haven't had the
schooling necessary?- The Army
school will teach you almost any
thing from grammar school studies
to one of a hundred trades:
You earn a good living, while - ,2
you're learning.
Get out of the old nil into new
, pleasant surroundings. .
You make new friends and find
new opportunities.
THE
ARMY
TEACHES TRADES
UPDIKE GRAIN
COMPANY
Operating Urre, up-to-date TejTriiriaJ fcl
. vators in th Oman and Milwaukee m&r '
keta, are in a position to handle your ship. -ments
in the best possible manner L e-,
. . dearting, transferring, storing, etc s
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v
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chant
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LINCOLN. NEB.
HASTINGS. NEB.
CHICAGO. ILL.
SIOUX CITY. I A.
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It will oay yon to ffat ia toock wit oas of oar office
wUm wantint to BUY or SELL nay lu.tt of fraia.
we soucrr your
Contignments of All Kinds of Grain
to OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
KANSAS CITY and SIOUX CITY
Erery Car Receires Careful Personal Attention
The Updike Grain Company
TH. RELIABLE COrtSICKMENT HOUSE.
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