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THE BKE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JANIZARY J9, IM...
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET'
Trade in Wheat Surprised When
Visible Supply is Posted.
NO NEW SALES IN CORN
11 lille the rinurrn for Kxnort loum
I p Lame They Arc Only the
. Delivery of Sales. Made
Some 'llnif Ago.
OMAHA. Jan. 28. 1911
The trmle In wheat was greatly sur
prised when the visible supply figures
to posted yesterday, as a decrease of
l.NXi.OOO bushels was shown for the last
week, where mi Increase was looked for.
It Is expected by some of the cash men
that this fact may possibly drive foreign
buyers Into the trade for limited supplies.
Word was received from New YorH that
exporters purchased a few loads of wheat
for shipment via the gulf, as well as a
few loads of Manitoba wheat. Winnipeg
reported the cash trade there as belnK
slow, save for No. 2 northern wheat, and
Kansas City advices were to the effect
that the country offerings of wheat wore
much larger and the general situation
against tho price. Only 00.000 bushels
wero sold In Chicago yesterday and these
were In scattered lots to Interior millers,
but there wero stronger nibbles than In
several weeks. Canada will have a great
deal of wheat to sell next spring, as every
terminal house In the wheat growing
section of that country Is reported as
blockaded with grain, and vessels at Fort
Williams and Port Arthur hold only 6,000,
OuO bushels. With Increased offerings of
wheat by tho Argentine Republic, and
with Australian grain coming forward
inoro freely, conditions point to the fact
that holders of this grain In the United
States must either meet the asking prices
of competing countries or be obliged to
carry their own grain. For traders be
lieve that tho United States Is now on a
workable basis for 'our better grades of
wheat, an Improved business may be
looked for. Press cables reported that
-the powers would force Turkey and the
opposing fictions of the Halkans to keep
within certain limits and to finish the
war under rigid conditions. From this It
may be Inferred that the Bosphorus and
other channels will be kept open to grain
vessels. Cash wheat c lower.
While 400,000 bushols of corn were said
to havu .been sold for export yesterday,
there were claims In certain circles that
at least part of this business was old
transactions Instead of now. This opin
ion was backed up by exporters at the
seaboard asking for cancellations of old
sales. Our own market here In Omaha la
full of corn and the demand Is small.
Cash corn was Hp lower.
Oats displayed the same weakness as
of tate, and the early strength evidenced
was with tho lato rally In corn. Cash
oats was 'tc lower.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, 456,W0
curh. 214,000 bu.: oats, 21,009 bu.
Primary corn receipts were SJO.OOO bu.
and shipments 567,000 bu against receipts
HALK Pit KXCHAXGK It. K.
Everybody's Doing It
Doing what? Trading with the Palmer
Land Co.. 1106 W. O. W. Bids.
FOR EXCHANGE - Ranches, farms
and Income properties. Montgomery,
Douglas 4810, Omaha.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OP TITLE.
REED Abstract Co,, oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska, 200 Brandela Theater.
CITY IMIUPUItTI 'H fAI.K
FIELD CLUB" DISTRICT
Six rooms, reception hall, parlor, dining
loom, kitchen and one bedroom on first
floor; two bedrooms and bath upstairs;
furnace; corner lot, 42x120 feet; paved
street. Trice, 13,350; $600 cash, balance
f.T0 a. month, which Includes Interest. Lo
cated 1001 S. SSth Ave.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
310-312 Rrandels Theater.
PRICE REDUCED
New, modern home, 6 rooms, sleeping
porch, oak finish, panelled walls, floored
nttlc, pressed brick foundation, close In;
easy payments. Only $3,900.
WRIGHT & LASBUItY.
Tel. Douglas 162. 506 S. 16th St.
FRUIT
Three lots, nil set out In bearing fruit
trees and shrubs of all kinds, with 6
room cottaffo, partly modern, good neigh
borhood. Price only $1,850; lots alone
ate worth this, as place corners on new
boulevard. Located in north part of city.
BEMIS-CARLBERO CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater.
MUST sell my modern bungalow;
worth $3,500. Any offer takes It. Ad
dress, 11 U2, Bee.
THE ROSEBUD LAND 0.
handles exchanges of all klnus. Room 3,
Continental Blk., Omaha.
IOT on alley between Harney and
Howard on 13th St. Tel. Doug. 834.
BY EXTENSIVE advertising we have
one of the largest and most perfect lists
ever known: no matter what you have.
what It Is worth, or where located, you
will find what you want to exchange
for by writing Hawkeye Real Estate Co.,
1422 o St.. Uncoln, Neb.
MUST SELL
2519, 2521 and 2523 Chicago St., total front
age, 132 feet. Iook this property oyer
and make me an offer for It separatbly
or all together. W. II. Griffith, 1523 Chi
cago St.
12-ROOM house, ICountzo Place, Omaha,
t7,000, clear, also other clear Omaha
property. Want California. 1135 W. 42d
St., Los Angeles, Cal.
TO BUY, SELL OR RENT, FinST SEH
JOHN W. ROUBINS. 1S03 FARNAM 3T.
REAXi ESTATE
I'ARM Jt UANC11 LANDS FOR SALE
California.
California land excursions 1st and 3d
Tues. W. T. Smith Co., 815 City Nat. Bk.
CALIFORNIA 100 acres boat Irrigated
fruit land 325 per acre. J. Taylor Baker,
Oak Shasta Co.. Cal.
V California.
CALIFORNIA ALFALFA AND FRUIT
LANDS In the famous Chowchllla ranch,
1 OS. 000 acres, heart of the San Joaquin
valley, Just subdivided for settlement
Ideal water, soil, climatic conditions.
Wholesale and retail propositions. Free
maps and literature. Excursions Feb.
4th and 18th. Wo are owners, not agents.
United States Farm Land Co.. til City
National Bank Hide.. Omaha. Neb.
Missouri.
LAND FOR SALE-Wrlte for prices yt
corn, clover and blue gram lands. Co
operative Realty Co., llumansvllle. Ma
MISSOURI All sizes farms In Carroll
'ounty, Missouri; 70 miles east of Kansas
illy: corn, clover and blue grans land.
For list write T. A. Shields. Tina. Mo.
FOUND 320-acre homestead In settled
rie'xhborhood. Fine farm land, no sand
hills. Coat you $175. filing fees and all
J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
'GOOD QUARTER In Lyman countyT
under cultivation, S miles from Kennebec,
S: per acre; level, Ideal, black hard soil.
M. U. Easily, Klsmere, Neb.
Wisconsin,
WITH consistently large crops and high
value, Wisconsin farmers can afford to
liiku life easily In the, winter months,
while the people of tho warmer climates
a -e working on their second small crop.
For details write Wisconsin Advance
ment Association. Milwaukee, WU.
IIVI. -TUMi MAKUKT 'IP KKV
lite ri,v'l. lu
Hn.mf rfiiii aiuU'Wagr, Your -anih.'n-ut
rfit i.i'ufljl't and cuirfui uita
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l.ltr Sltit'k I iiMiiiiU'lon t'Ti'llniii
II- lit.s
'Al '-. M. bll., ,AVtM.OtJ wili.
of 4.V bu. and shipments of 261,000 bu.
last year.
Liverpool dose Wheat, unchanged,
torn. lae lower.
Primary corn recelptr were 1,768,000 bil.
nnd shipments 879.000 bu., against receipts
of 1.698.000 bu. and shipments of 065.00) bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 816,000 bu.
and shipments fiM.OOO bu., against receipts
or 631,000 bu. and shipments of 416.00O bu.
last year.
The following cash sales were reported
tod a':
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter. 8 cr.
S4V,c: No. 3 hard winter. 1 car. S64c; 1
car. M'o; 1 car. lc. No. 3 spring. 1 car.
62Ho; 1 car, $2c. No. 4 spring. 1 car. Sic.
rejected spring, I car. JOc. No. 3 mixed, 2
cars, S4Hc. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, S3o. No. 2
durum, 1 car, S4c. No. 3 durum mixed, 1
car, STe, No. 3 durum mixed, 1 car, 84Uc.
OATS-Standard, 1 car. SJHc No. 3
white, t car. S2V4c; 11 cars, SZMc; 1 car. S2c.
No. 4 white, 6 cars, 32c: 1 car, 314c
CORN-NO. 3 whlto, 12 cars, 45Hc. No. 3
white, 3 cars, 464c; 1 car, 45c No. 4 white,
1 car, 44Hc No. 3 color, 1 car. 44V; 2
cars, 444c; 1 car. 44c No. 2 yellow, H car,
43Hc. No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 434c. No. 4
color, 1 car, 44c. No. 3 mixed, 5 cars, 42ic;
1 car, 43c No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 4So; 1 car.
2c; 3 cars, 42c; 1 car. 414c.
RVE-No. 2. 1 car. 69Hc
llnshs Tush Price.
WHEAT No, 2 hardn, MtfttSTHc; No. 3
hard, SIS6V4c: No. 4 hard. 7S4fl5c; No.
3 spring. R2fT82Uc; No. 4 spring, Wlc
CORN No. 2 white. 45Hc; No. 3 white,
4otJ45Vc; No. 4 white. 44644HC! No. 8
color, 44$r44ic: No. 3 yellow, 4343Vc; No.
4 yellow, 428H21,c; No. 3, 4J4o; No. 4. 414
C43c.
OATS No. 2 white. 3Jc; standard, 334c:
No. 3 white, 328324c: No. 4 white,
32 c
BARLEY Malting, 650c: No. I feed,
42?47c.
RYE No. 2, 59ff69ViC; No. S. ES40S!.
Cnrlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 87 1,090 267
Minneapolis 216
Duluth 173
Omaha 46 87 38
Kansas City 87 46 10
St. Louis 70 70 41
Winnipeg 78
CIIICACO GRAIN AD pnOVISlONS
Ken tares of the Trndlnff and Closlnif
Prices on llimr.I of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 28. Wheat and oats
were Btcady today, while corn and pro
visions declined. Trade waa generally
dull. Resales of wheat In France, re
flected In the quotations from Parts and
Liverpool, brought about selling In thl
market early. There was not a great ileal
of It, but at that It waa overdone and
later tbo early loss was more than re
covered. Winnipeg reported that only 1 per cent
of the crop remains In farmers' hands.
Seaboard clearances, 456,000 bushels; pri
mary receipts 896,000 bushols, against 492,
000 bushels last year.
Corn fluctuated nervously between nar
row limits, but the main Influence In a
net decline of S4c for May was tho
unloading of a local long lino, of which
process shorts took advantage
Oats were sold on a small scale by pit
traders, while demand came from com
mission houses. When shorts discovered
tho nature of tho support they covered.
Provisions started higher on tho com
mission house demand; but thero wns
plenty for sale on tho bulge and the close
was at a pet decline of 5c. Packers wero
said to be selling short.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Artlolel Open, High. I Low
Wheat I
May. 92-V.4U 9254 92SU
July. SO 90U6 M
Sept. 8SHHH 887, S8i
Corn.
May. Gl'liMt 61N 514
July. 62U 52H61Ti662
Sept. 63UK)U84 52
Oats.
May. 33& 33!, 334
July. 33i 334 3344W
Sept. 33H 33K 334f?i
Pork.
Jan
May. 19 47-50! 19 50 19 30
Lard.
Jan.. 10 30 10 30 10 25
May. 10 40 10 40 3 0 30
Ribs.
Jan.. 10 30 i
May.flO 40-42) 10 424 10 30-32
:924S4
92tt
904U
90!4Gi
884
l
SS?4
514
62
:5ihh.
524V4
M4
634
S34
33?44
334
33!,
33i
19 174
19 424
10 274
10 35
10 00
10 374
I
19 174
19 374
10 274
10 30
10 30
10 324
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
S1.O90L12; No. 3 red. $!.001.06; No. 2 hard,
WUtjOjc: No. 3 hard, 89fi44c: No. 1 north
ern, 916014c; No. 2 northern, 8g894c:
No. 3 spring. 84g6c: durum, S&g92c: No.
2 spring. 87SSc: velvet chaff. 846834c.
Corn. No. 2 yellow. 49c: No. 3, 470484c;
No. 3 white, 60604c; No. 3 yellow, 47P
484c. Oats, No. 2. 33c; No. 2 white, H
36V4c; No. 3. 3146324c; No. 3 white, 32$;
TttHc; standard, 33Utt33c. Rye, No. 2,
C34a44c. Barley. KVSTOc. Timothy, $3.00"y)
4.13. Clover. J12.OOS20.00. Provisions, park,
K.92419.174; lard. UO.2748'10.30. Rlbb.
I1C.374-
BUTTER Firm; creameries, 24634c.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 4,780 cases; at
mark, cases Included, fesh, lftttflc; re
frigerator firsts. 168163jc: firsts, S2a4c.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 62 cars;
Michigan, 47C0c; Minnesota, 4548c; Wis
consin, 44948c.
POULTRY Live, steady; turkeys, im.;
chickens, 134c; springs, 14c.
St, I.onls General Mnrkrt.
ST. IXJUIS. Jan. 2S.-WHEAT-Cash.
No. 2 red. $1.0W1.10: No. 2 hard, DOfiSlc
CORN Track, No. 2. 4S4c; No. 2 white.
E061c.
OATS Track. No. 2, 334c, No. 2 white,
35468540.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. 93c4: July. 884'08He.
CORN May. 50?4c; July. 51Hc
OATS -May, 34o; July, 34c.
RYE Unchanged.
FLOUR Weak; red winter patents, Jo.OO
(&S.25; extra fancy and straight. J4.OOQ4.SO;
hard winter clears, 13.403.55.
SEED Timothy, 110.
CORNMEAJy-t2.90.
BRAN Lower; J1.011.03.
HAY Timothy, Jl2.00fll6.50; prairie.
Jll.0Ofll5.00.
BAGGING 94c
TWINE Hemp. Sc.
PROVISIONS Pork. Jobbing, JI6.u
Lard, prime steam. J10.3u10.4S. Dry salt
meats, steady: boxed extra shorts. $11,374;
clear ribs. $11,874 ishort clears. $11.6-J4.
Bacon, boxed, extra shots. $12,374; clear
ribs. $12,374: short clears, J12.624.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 12c; spring,
124c; -turkeys, 18c: ducks, 16c; geese. 13c
BUTTER Steady: creamery. 2ti33c.
EGGS Weal?, 214c
Receipts. Shipments,
Flour, bbls 11.000 8.0H0
Wheat, bu 84.000 136.000
Corn bu 84.000 78.000
Oats, bu 73,001) (3,000
f
Kansaa Cty Grain and Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 28. WHEAT
Cash, No. 2 hard, S54fc924c; No. 2 red,
$l.00t?1.034.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 474c; No. 2 white,
49ft4914c
nATS-Ku. 2 white. 35&351ic; No. 2
mixed. 344f344c
llYK B1C.
HAY Weak: choice timothy, $13.0013.W:
choice prairie. JU.OOtril.50.
rvi i ! mass nf f tit tirK
IV. 1101 ! iyt t-in V .
WHEAT May, 874c: July. tt!485ic
CORN-506044c; July, 61!46Sc
uatb-may, :c,
EGGS Extras, 24cj firsts, 224'823c; bee
onds, 14c.
POULTRY Hens. 124c: roosters, 8c;
young turkeys. 18c; ducks, 13914c.
BUTTER-Creamery, 3I4c: firsts, 304c;
seconds, 2S4c; packing. lWWo.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu, 87,000 65.0CO
Corn, bu 46.000 19.000
Oats, bu 20,000 10,000
Milwaukee Grain Market. -
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2S.-WHBAT-No.
1 northern. M46004oi No. 2 northern,
k744J6S4c: No. 2 hard winter, sasesc; May,
Wic; July. 894c.
(5ORNN0. 3 yellow. 4T46So: No. 3
white, 50c; No. 4, 47c; Mai1. 6lU6$licj
July, 624elic.
OATS-334C84C
RYE 644flSe.
BARLEY Malting. 54&T3C.
Liverpool Grain Market.
HVERUQOL. Jan. 28.-WHEAT-8pot.
quiet; No. 1 Manitoba. 7s M; No. 2,
7s64d: No. 3. 7s 4d. Futures, easyj
March. 7a Sd; May. 7s 2 lid; July, 7s Slid.
CORN 8pot. easy; American, mixed,
new, 5a 4d; American mixed, bid, 6s;
American mixed, old, via Galveston,
6s7!id Futures, weak: January. 5s Sd;
February, 4a 104d.
Pt-urla Market.
PKORIA. Jan. 2S.-CORN-No. 4 white
4'464c: No. 3 yellow, 476474c; No.
mixed. 470474c; sample, 3Mr44c.
OATS Standard, J34c, No, 3 white
334c
NEW YORK JJTOGK MARKET
Wall Street Takei More Cheerful
View of Conditions.
SEVERAL FAVORABLE EVENTS
Some Trnriern Take View that Short
Interest Is I'nvrlelUy and that
flvnnce la line In Thla
Sltnallnn.
NEW YORK, Jan. a -Wall street took
a more cheerful view of conditions today.
Prices of most of the leading stocks were
marked up 1 to 2 points, with larger
gains In special Instances. Considerable
mom business was done In the first hour
ttuui during the entire session yestrday
wid though the puce slackened later the
higher level of price was well main
tained. American can Issues scored the
njst conspicuous advances of the. day.
Bullish Impulses from several quarters
helped shapo sentiment along more hope
ful lines. Tho railroad list was strength
ened by excellent reports for December
of several large wentern systems. Includ
ing I nlon Pacific. Northern Pacific and
Northwestern. Formation of the Interna
tional Harvester corporation was con
strued as placing the Harvester Interests
In r more favorable position, notwith
standing the statement from Washington
that this action would not alter the
aspect of the government's proceedings.
Renewed activity of large speculative In
tereats In shape of bullish manipulation
of special stocks helped to stimulate the
market. Most potent of all direct In
fluences was the moderate tone of Gov
ernor Suiter's message to tho legislature,
dealing with stock exchonge legislation.
How largely today's movement was
f M. . of thto Influences rather than
or technical market conditions was a
matter of conjecture. Some traders took
;i.l.iVilI,w ""Jl the short Interest was
unwlcldly nnd that the advance was due
Primarily to this condition. It was n
sgnlflcant feature that when the list
snowed a tendency to recede once or
twice, business came almost to a stand
,ndlViltnir that stocks were beinF
firmly held.
Bonds were firm with some material
gains among convertible issues. Total
.lr value. $2.r00,000. United States
3s and Panama 3s advanced 4 tin cull.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
. , . . Stln High. Low Cln.
nin.i.miiro foppr . Jl.ioo 7IH 71 7:v;
...... ...n nni ivuiiuril . 1W
Amtrlctn PH Sugtr. .. Hon
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374
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114
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13 i
10U
40
73
1034
1144
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57
tin 1W.000
Amerlotn Otn pfd....
Amrlcn C. a
4.S00 i HI
200
(i
.4mrlfn t.Vtton Oil
Am. Ice femirltlw
Amtrlrin Unterd
American lcomotlre ...
American S. & n
Am. 8, ft It pH
Am. Kugir Refining
American T. ft T
American Tobacco
Anscnnda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coat Lin
Baltimore A Ohio
nethlchem steel
Rrolrn riapiii Tr.
Canadian IHcltlc
Central leather
Cheaapeake, ft Ohio
Chicago 0. W
Chicago, M. A St. I'
Chicago A N. W
Colorado l" A I
Consolidated 0
torn l'mducta
Delaaara A Hudson
Denver & nio Grande..,.
Danger A It. O. pM
Dlatlllers' Securities
T.rle
Rrle lt pfd
Erie 2d pfd
General Klectrlc
1.01
101
200
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1,100 !S4 SM 37
400
374.
374
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100 102
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wo iwi joi.4 102
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Oreatt Northern pfd 2,600 129
Oreat Northern Ore ctf. I.fOO 40
123 KIT.
33V 94
Illinois Central
Interborough Mel
Inter. Met. pfd
International Harteater.
Inter-Marine pfd
International Paper ...
International Pump ...
Kannas City Southern..
Iclede Oaa
Lehigh Valley
Loulavllle ft Nashville
M., SI. r. A 8. S. M. .
Mlaaourl, K. A T
MlMourl Pacific
National Blacult
I'itlonal Lad
N. It. R. of M. 2d pfd
New York Central
N. V., O. A W
Norfolk ft Weelern....
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa ,
r.. C.. C. ft Rl. 1
riltaburgh Coal
preaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car...
Heading
Republic I. A 8
Republic I. ft 8. pfd...
Itock If land Co
llock laland Co. pfd...
St. 1,. & 8. V. 2d ptd.
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard A. I. pfd.. .
Sloaa-Shef field 8. A 1.
Southern Pacific
Southern Hallway
So. Hallway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Tetaa & Tacltlc
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pfd
United States Realty..
United Statea Rubber..
United Statea Steel....
U. S". steel pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Wabeah
Wabarh pfd
Wealern Maryland ....
Western Union
Weatlnghouae Klectrlc
rai ibm 1:1
4,700
J, 600
l
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434
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544
102
112
1.400 111
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700 1124 1124 1I2H
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2,200 114 3114
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Wheeling A L. E
Total rales lor the clay, 4(1,(10 .hate.
.'ew York Money .Market.
Closing quotations on -bonds today were
as follows:
V. 8. ret. 2, reg...!01 K. C. So. ref. ta... 4
do coupon 101 L. S. deb. 4a 191).. ICS
U. B. 3a. reg 1034 L. A N. unl. 4a.... (94
do coupon 102HM. K. A T. lat 4a 93,
U. 8. . reg 1134 do gen. 44 U4
da coupon 1134 Mo. Tactile 4a 70
r ana ma 3a, coupon.. 1024 do conv. (a 114
A.-C. lat la ctta.... 2 M R. XI. ol M. 44s 47
Amer. Ag. it.. . 1014 N. V. i: g. J4. . 344
A. T. A T. c. 4a.. 104 Mo deb. 4a K4
Am. Tobacco a....l804N. Y. N, II. & II.
Armour A Co, 44. 1H ct. 34a 144
Atchison gtn. 4a.... S N. A W. lat c. 4a. 934
do cr. 4a 1M0 10i!i 'do ct. 4a 1114
do cv. 3a 104No. Pacific 4s 4
A, C. L. lat 4 4S do 3a (74
Dal. A Ohio 4 97ViO. 8. I rfdg 4a... 914
do 34a 91 Penn. cv. 34a 1914.. 9744
Cen. of Cla. 5a. ... 107S do con. 4a 1014
Can. Leather la 944 Reading geq. ta... . 974
Chaa. A Ohio 44a..l004g. L. ft S, K. fg (a 74
do conv. 44a t i0 gen. Ss 11
Chicago ft A. 34t. 40 8t. L. 8, v. c. a..
O. D. A Q. J. 4a... 9SH8. A. U adj, la.... 77
do gan. 4s 94 80, I'ac. col. 4a 944
C M ft S I' c 4Hs..Ioli8o. Pac. cv. 4a J,
C. H. I. A P. c 4a. (34 do lat ref. (a . 91
do rfg. 4a 374 So. Hallway (a iota:
C. A S. r A e 44s. 944 do gen. 4a 774;
D. A II. cv. 4a 47S Union Pacific 4 . . 914
D, A It. O. ref. la. Il4 do cv. 4a 9(
Dlatlllers' la (I do lat A ref. 4a. t4
Erie p. I. 4a... . II U. s-. nubber lis.. 103
do gen. la 71 U. 8. Steel 2d l.,.l14i
do cv. 4a. aer. B 76 Va..Car. Chm, la W4
111. Cen. lat ret. 4a 9i4Wabaah 1st A ex. 4a U4
inter, aiei. .. wiewftatern ata. 4a... . 1X4
later. M. M. 44-- UWeat. Klec. cv Is. 34i
Japan 44
904 Wla. Central 4a. ... 904
Bid.
London Stock Market.
JXJNDON, Jan. 2, Trading In American
securities was light during the forenoon
and prices ranged from unchanged to u
lbove yesterday.
Cosaotr. money . 74 11-14 I3ulavle A Naah.,112'
do account 74 Mo., Kan. A Tej.. n
Aroal. Copper 74 New York Centra. -110
Ateblaon l7Norfolk ft We.tam.lU
Baltimore A Ohio.. 101 Ontario A Westers, 124
Canadian Pacific .,341 Tennaylvanla (24
Cbeaapeaka A Ohio. 10 Beading II 4
Chi. Oreat Western !44 Southern Hy 2744
Chi., Mil, A St. P.UIHVnlon Pacific 1(44
Denver A Rio a. .. Jl'U. B. steel eaH
Erie 815t Southern Taclfle ..103
de lit pfd 49 Wabaih 4 1
Orand Trunk 234 De Hear 11 )
lllisoia central . ..in nana Mines (',
HIjYVER Uar, weak at 28 C16d per
ounce.
MONKy-4H434i per cent.
DISCOUNT JtATES-Snort bills. 4!.
4 15-16 per cent; three months, 4i per
cent.
Condition of Treasury,
WArilllNOTON. Jan. 28,-The condition
of the United Htatea treasury at the be
ginning of .business today was: Work
ing balance. $VT.u0t;,7M : In banks and
Philippine treasury. $31.26B,4; total of
general fund, $112,316,774. Receipts yester
day, $503,31'.. Disbursements, $4M,141 The,
surplus this fls.-nl Mar Is J1,0W.0! as
against a deficit of JJS.IW.VV last tear
The figures for receipts, disbursements,
'surplus, etc., exclude Panama caiml
and public debt transactions
llnsltin 'Mtntnnr Xto. ks.
BOSTON, Jan 2S.-Closlng quotations
on mining stm-ks ter:
Allouc ltMtik .
Anul. Cptr .. 7IS Nertdt CVe
A. X L 8 .. MHNIplMlng Mlnn ,
Arltofl CV'.m .. . ISNVrlh Halt ... .
11 C l ft 8. M North 1-W . . .
Cl. A- Arltnns . M40M t mm In km
t'l A llecU t OmnIi
CVnlfnnltl ... It Qulntjr
Oep. lUngo t t . 4shiinnon
IUt Uutle C. M. . It Strlor
rranklln 7H.frlor : II M
Olroux Cn . ... lTinirrk ... .
tlrinbr run. MHf S. S It A M.
t
44
M
71
11
ill.
JS
It
4IU
t
t
H
urwne tnnr . . do rtd
lale Royal Copper 31 Utah Owi.
Kerr UVe . . I4l'th Copper Co
Lake Copper . . M4 Winona
I Halle Copper 4, Wolverine . .
Miami Copper . . ',
. - . I
cn York Mlnlnir Mucks.
NKW VOIIK. Jan. 2S.--nosliig quota
tions on' milling stocks vteic:
CVim. Tunnel stock . Meilran 7J
do bonda . ... 10 Ontario ;jo
Con. Cat. ft Ta .. 12 Ophlr w
Iron Slher IM Smnll llopea u
Leadvlll Con I Standard too
IJttle Chief 3 Yellow Jacket .. 1J
llnnk Clenrlnus.
OMAHA, Jan. 2S. Itank clearings for to.
day were $2.9.7R6.47 nnd $257.240.7T for
the corresponding dny last year.
m:v.vohk k.m:hai, maiikkt
(tuotntlona of thc liny on Vartnna
Comniodlttes.
NBW YOUK. Jan. IS.-WIX.irn-DulI.
JPIl!. ,.,nt,t''' H4W4.(r: wlntor straights,
H. WVJN.M); winter patents. $4.7lirtI7.10;
?pr!,,,Jl.,rnrB' H.2WM.4S; winter extras No.
I. $4.0OaH.lo, winter extras No. 2, $.t!"(Vjf
4.00; Kansas traights, H.lfnN.aV Itye
flour, quiet; fair to good. $XGttfiS.S5. Uuck
wheat flour, dull; $2.33 er KX lbs.
COUNMHAI-Steady, fine white and
e low. $l.S(rifl.35, coarse. $l.203 1.30; kiln
dried, $3.16.
ItYC Quiet. No. 2 western. GiJJtMc o. I.
f Iluffalo.
. HAKIjKY-Steady; feeding o. I. f New
lork, malting, flii)Trx c. I. f. Iluffalo.
HHAT-Hpot market Irregular. No. 2
red. $108'4, elevator and $1.10. nominal,
f. o. b., afloat: No. I northern lMilutli,
$I.O0',4. f. o. b.. afloat Kultires market
closed unchanged to o not higher; Mav.
Pfi 7-16ofvs I1-1R. closed. M'S.o; July closed,
WSc. Ilouded wheat; January closed.
TOTsc; May, M'ifiOti 5-16c. closed, Wio; July,
V6r. closed. JN'A.c. Hecelpts, 12S.0.W
bu , shipments, 1H5.00O bu.
CORN Spot market easy; export. t5aic,
f. o. b.. afloat. Receipts, 24,000 bu.; ship
ments. 72.000 bu.
OATS -Hpot market eaaiy; standard
white, 3SHc: No. 3. Wo asked; No. 4, ,17
37Hc; white clipped. WtyTviU: receipts.
S2.W0 bu.; shlpmflits, 3.00) bu.
Vdne.ye6;4fr was l'W;2. ;; f mf nif
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1912. 2IST2SC; 1911. llfflfic; Pacific co.tst,
lii)2, MSfStc; 1911, 13trific.
IllDKS Quint. Central America, 2Sc:
Dogota. 2SUfiI9'4C.
1'15UI Western spring bran, $J3.rfl:
standard middling, $2;i.M; city. $24.W.
HAY-Standitrd, Sl.WfM.Oj; No. I. $1,074
Si 1.10; No, 2. 93c(ir$l.00; No. 3. KOfi'.KJc.
hKATHKIl Hemlcck firsts, 28'S'jno; sec
onds, 27il2Sc.
PROVISIONS-Poik. mess, $19.2."ft I9.7S:
family. $21.00fi23.a): short clears, S21.u0ti
22.23. Hoef, mess. $J0.(Xr2l.t); family
$24 )4r25.ui, heef hums, $.T0.0ott..00. Cut
meats, firm; pickled bellies, I to 14
pounds, $12iM2Uc: pickled hnms. lie. Kird,
steady; middle west prime, $10.40ftl0.50; re
filled, steady; continent, llti.Ki: Koiith
Amorica. $11.W; couiound, $7.60tt7.75.
TAIjLOW Prime city hnds, 4c; spe
cial, 6c; country. MiOc.
BUTTUIt Steady ; creamery extras,
SlflSBc; firsts, niTJf 34c : process extras,
26i'2SV4c; Imitation creumery, first, 2414
Cf2oc; factory, held, zaaC4c; current make,
tlrsts, 23C3Hn; seconds, 21ifl22c; packing
stock, June make, 20ft21V4c; current make.
No. 2, 20a20Y4c; No. !), 17aH9c.
CIIl3i;813 liregulur, unoln milk, held,
white or colored, spoclalH, 17M11Rc; stuto,
whole milk, winter made, white or col
ored, spuclnls, rot green, lOOWic: sktnms,
124j)14c.
KOQ.S Irregular; fresh guthered ex
tras. 2C&27c; held, fresh, iiverngn best.
Iit20c; refrigerator, firsts. 19til9Hc; nearby
hennery, whites, good to large slap, nw
laid, 30llc. Selected whites, defective In
size or quality, 2o29c; western gathered
whites, 2i2Sc.
POmTRY Dressed, steady; fresh killed
western chickens, 14U20c; fowls, 134;'17e:
turkeys, 14i23Hc.
Wool .tlnrkct.
IIOSTON. lluss., Jan, 2S. VOOI--Tlle
cleanup of the 1912 domestic clip con
tinues with values holding steady and
comparatively light sales except In new
fall Texas stock. Some Inquiry Is re
ported In nearby fleeces und an ordi
nary business Is being transacted in ter
ritory wool. Very little bidding for the
now clip Is reported In the west. Quota
tions range nH follows: Ohio and
Pennsylvania fleeces: Oelalnr washed,
34c; NX, 32c; unwashed, 2Mf28He: fins
unwashed, 24c. .Missouri three-eighths
blood, SOiflaic; quarter blood, 30fi31.
Scoured basis: Texas tine, six to eight
months, ttiM7c; fine, twelve months, tab)
64c; fine fall, 49SO0C. California: North
ern, miWa; middle county, MKio2c; south-
...... jbrin.,- ell fr. JQffv&TW- Dretrnn
Kn 1 .,nnl. CH t,n 1 Alivlnrtl
clothing, )c; valley No. 1. fr6c. Territory:
line staple, G33fi5c; fine medium, staple,
63c; fine clothing. 60W(ilc; fine medium
clothing, S755Sc; half blood combing, co
61c; three-eighths blood combing, f7r68c:
quarter blood combing, dyrtKe. Pulled;
AA. o8((62c; A supers. 61fl6.Sc.
ST. IJUIS, Mo.. Jan. 28. - WOOIz
Steady; medium graded, combing und
clothing, 23Vi026c; light, f(lic, I921c;
ueavy, fine, WrlSc; tub washed. 274JCc,
IiONOON. Jan. 28. - WOOL-Auction
sales were continued today with offer
ings of 10,603 bales. The large selection
was In good condition and the sales were
brisk at firm prices. Scoured merinos
were strong and New South Wales sold
nt 2s a&d and Victorian at 2s fid. while
somo greasy brought Is 7Htl.
Metnl .Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2x.MBTAl.B-C'op.
tier dull; standard, spot and January
$16.50 bid; February, $15.WW5.90; March
and April. $15.37if8l&.90; electrolytic, $16.50;
lake, $16.60fi 16.75; casting, $18.001116.25; ex
ports this month, 21.0W) tons; Iindon,
steady; spot. 08 12s 6d; futures, 69. Tin,
firm; spot, $49.90tiG.0.00; January. $l9V54jf.
50.00; February, $19.75fiM.U0; Iondon,
firm; spot, 227; futures, 224. I-ead, quiet;
$4.23444.35; London, 16 ir. Spelter, cany;
$7.00ijr7.15; lndon. 26 2s 6d. Antimony,
nominal; Cookson's, $9.75. Iron, easy and
unchanged: Cleveland Warrants, 6Gs 3d
In London. '
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28.-.MlITAIS-I.ead,
steady. $4.20; spelter. lower. $0.8fl.
Coffee Market.
N'BW YORK. Jan. 2S.-COT'I''KE Ku
tures market opened burely steady at a de
cline of 7 to. 9 points on lower Kuropean ca
bles and reports of a further decline In the
cost and freight 'natket. Hull Hiipiort
and covering steadied prices up 2 or 3
polnth In the last few minutes nnd the
close was steady, net unchanged to 11
points lower. Rules, 82.500 Iiw. January,
12.95c; February, 12.90e; March. 13.12o;
April, 13.26c; May, 13.39c; June, liM4o;
July, 13.52o; August, 13.60; September,
13.68c. October. 13.63; November. 13.5So;
Decentler. 13.53c. Spot coffee cosy; Rio
7h. 13V4C; Santos 4s, 15Hc Mild, quiet;
Cordova, IClSc.
Cotlon Mnrkrt,
NEW YORK. Jan. 28.-.XTTON-Spot.
closed steady; middling uplands. 13.lt;
middling gulf. J3.40c. Sales VjO bales.
Cotton futures closed stendy. Closing
bids: January, 12.7?c; February, 12.30ci
March, 12.40c; April. lt.S3c; May, 12.27c;
June, 1117c; July, ll.IZe; August. 12.09o;
September U.60cj October. 11.53c; Decem
ber. 11.64c.
LIVERPOOL. aJn. 28-COTTON-Spot,
iiulet; prices steady; American middling
fair. 7.3Jd; good middling. 7.04d; middling,
C.kM: low middling. 6.6d: rood ordlnnrv
6.26J; ordinary. 5.92d.
Omahu llnr Jfarket.
OMAHA. Jan. 28.-HAY No. 1 upland.
7.Ffl. Alfalfa: No. 1 pea treon variety,
$13.00tfri4.trt; No. 2. $10.00i12.00; No. 3. 39.00
Sjll.00. Straw. Oats and rye, Sfi.OOjj6.iO:
wheat, .Wa6.00.
itllmifntiolla (Irnln Jlnrkcl,
MINNI-i.POM.S. Jan. S8.-HRAN-II9.6u.
FLOUR First patents. l.30t4.; sec
ond patents, II I60H W; tlrut clears. $3.1frii'
3.40; second clear. $2.3OJf20.
FLAX $1.3261 321,.
HARLKY-45&i9c.
Iiu.wrdu.bu; no. t, w.wiiiu.wi; ,-vo. a, I7.'A
9.00; No. 1 midland, $9.60310.00; No 2,
M.60ti.M; No. 3, $7 ,(Ka.60; No. 1 lowland.
19.00319.50; No, 2. $5.00fi.t0: No. J. ISKy.i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fair Receipts of Cattle, with Trade
Generally Slow.
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
Sheep nnd l.nmha Trade In Very '
nf lafsictnry Condition nt All
Point, ralth Prices tlrrak
' Inn llunn llnpldl.
SOI Til OMAHA, Jan. 2S, 113
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep,
Official Monday 5.324 7.M3 12.114
ICstlmate Tuesday 5.2O0 500 10.W0
Two days this week.. 10.SJ4 S4.0M 22,114
Same days last week. .U.too 24.167 32,479
Samo days 2 wks ago..11.m 17,934 29.075
same days 3 wks ago.. 11,104 16,510 .1M
Same days 4 wks ago.. U.fiM 14.613 21.M5
Same days last year... 10,895 19,304 2,w.7
The following table snows the reeelpta
of oattle, hogs and sheep at Bouth Omaha
for tho year to data as compared with
last, year: 191.1. 1912. Inc. Dee.
Cattle 77,672 79,112 1.440
Hogs 237.930 295,74 57.81
Sheep 198,094 13S.146 59,948
The following tablo shows the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha, for the
last few days, lth comparisons:
Date. 1913. 1912.191l.190.
1900.11908.11907.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18.1 7 26H
6 04
7 78
I 41
8 33
6 Oil
09
a ml
4 14
50
19.1
20. 7 274
21. 7 274
6 OS
6 95
7 84
7 C9
7 67'
e
6 49
i: v,
( 61
6 46
6 48
6 l
6 69
6 76
8 31
4 27
6 S7' 4 22'
8 33
Z2. 7 22'il 5 89
8 33) 6 02 4 12
23 1 .2t
6 51
17 531 I
I) 7 60) 8 20)
00
4 66!
24.; 7 234
5 94'
5 961
e
6 M
4 '
60'
8 05
4 21
26.!
W-!
28.
5 PR!
7 451
7 49
7 92
8 03
8 03
6 00
5 1
6 92
4
7 48
5 91
4 29
Bund ay.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the I'nton stock yards. South Omnha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
yesterday :
RICCH1 PTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs, sheep. H'r's,
C. M. ,fc St. P. Ry. 3 10
Wabash Ry 3 2
Mo. Pacific Ry 5 5 .. I
t'nlon Pacific Ry.. 37 53 14 5
I', k N.-W., enst... 12 11 3
C. ft N.-W., west.. 10 H'l 9 I
C. St. P., M. ft O.. 14 It X
C. H. Q., enst... 12 1
C. H. ft Q west... 63 47 S 3
C, R. I. A P.. east 14 22 .. 1
C. R. I. P.. west 2 4
Illinois Central Ry. 4 5
C. a. W. Ry 3
Total receipts 210
39
12
I)lHPOStTiON-HKAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep
Alorris At l;o
Hwlft i- Co
Cudahy Pocking Co
Armour & Co
Schwartt & Co
Morrell
Uncoln Packing Co....
South Omaha P. Co....
YV. H. Vansatit Co
Hcntoii, V. 8. ft Lush..
Hill Bon
F. 11. Lewis
Huston Jtc Co
J. R. .Root fe Co
J. H. Ilulla
I F. Iltisx
Rosenstock Ilros
McCreary & Kellogg...
Werthelmer & Degen..
H. F. Hamilton
Rntsohlld & Kreb
493 2,116 910
96J 3.42S 1.160
761 4,207 746
803 4,490 210
730
32
46
11
48
m
70
2.'
63
Srt
102
186
2
42
160
61
9
114
84
49 153 3,247
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co... 114
Cllno & Christie....
Other buyers
Totals 5,100 16,fCl 6,i
CATTLE There was another very fair
run of cattle today, 208 cars being re
ported In. This makes the total for th
two days this week 10.624 head, a falling
off of about 1,000 head as compared with
last week and the smallest of any smllar
period since five weeks ago, when the
run was very small Just previous to a
holiday. It would look as If the country
wu cutting shipments down a little on
account of the weakness developed In Hie
market of late. If tho country will follow
the same policy toward otner marset
points, especially toward Chicago, where
tho market has been very unsatisfactory,
It mtgnt result In the trade taking on a
more, healthv condition.
Ueef steers were very slow and dull all
tne morning, and as was the case yester
day und tne latter part of last weiix
prices were exceedingly uneven. For that
reuson there was a wide difference In the
opinions of different buyers and sellers,
'taking the market ns a whole, however,
It might best be described as alow and
not very much different from yesterday.
The tendency, however, Is nnmlstakubiy
weak.
Cows nnd heifers did not show any
quotable change, being as a general tning
Bieauy witn yesterday, rne traue, now
ever, was slow and the market as a whole
without new or Interesting- leuuires.
Heavy feeders were. In sympathy with
tho downward tendency of the beef mur-
Ket. siow ana a lime lower, in tact in
somu cases possibly as much ns lit(16c
lower than last week. .On the otner Hand
light rattle of good quality were scarce
una iney commanded prices mat wero
generally steady.
Quotations on Cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, $7.lftS.&0; fair to good beef
steers, $7.0o&7,6u; common to fair beet
steers, $6.25Q0.90; good to choice heifers,
U.0OU7.10; good to choice cows, t5.7lffU0;
fair to good cows and heifers, $4.76426.75;
common to fair cows and heifers, $3.i&y
4.50! good to choice Blockers and feeders.
td.75jj8.in); fair to good Blockers and feed
ers. $4.0frQ6.76; common to fair tockr
and feeders. $5.00J6.00; stock cows and
heifers, $4.76a.to; veal calves, $.00tf9,(j0j
bulls, stags, etc., $4.60ir6.tt.
Representative sales:
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.. 941
...337
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..1337
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No.
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..1304
.1111
..1113
..1334
..1144
..1414
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7 33
7 31
7 M
7 33
7 41
7 14
7 70
4 V)
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 10
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441
I 23
11.
340 I 4
711
90
1011
3M
110
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1017
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ll
1037
10(1
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1030
141
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4 71
4 71
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I 40
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1017
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linns Yesterday's weak and lower ten
dency 111 hogs was completely wiped out
this morning, as the bulk of today's re
ceipts sold readily at tin adva.ice of 6trloc.
The range of prices for the majority of
the offerings was minimi $7 2Jif. .v. witn
$7 3017 being paid most frtqurntu
Several loads of prime hogx brought ns
much as $7.40, which Is a nickel alxivr the
highest point reached yesterday. Com
pared with the close of last week pre
vailing prices for hogs ale about a shade
higher, tho bulk then being around ?.25(i
7. .16, with only one toad selling as high ns
$7 40. The strength in today's trade wns
quite apparent first thing In the mnrnliu.
as both speculators and shippers opened
the market on 11 bonis fully strong to a
big nickel higher, arid" the packers' very
first bids were fully steady In comparison
with yesterday's trade Sellers were un
willing to take steady prices, so after a
comparatively shott time the packers
raised Ihelr hands and a free movement
followed nt the advance noted above, a
fair clearance taking place at an early
hour In the forenoon.
The receipts amounted to about 241 cats,
or IS, head, being slightly larger tnnn
last Tuesday and considerably larger
than tun weeks ago and one year ago.
Representative sales:
No. At. Hit. Pr. No. Ar. h. Pr.
V Ill 40 1 M 31 311 ... 7 33
41. .. li: . 7 31 : 310 ... 7 M
"4. . . 341 344 7 36 It 300 ... 7 it
41 Ill . Ill 41 M . . 7 M
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44 1)7 . . 7 XI IT 3t ... T 31
41 T ... 7 30 71 M ... T 33
M 333 ... 7 34 3)41 ... 7 31
M Ill 10 7 30 II ill 40 7 31
II Ml . 7 SO II 34 ... 7 1
M 143 . . T M 30 3TI ... 7 S
II IM 30 7 30 33 tit ... 1 33
M. . ..XT ... 7 30 IS M4 ... 7 31
II 314 40 1 30 3.4 IV) ... 7 M
7 Ml 10 T 30 41 3(3 ... IS
13 .UtI 30 7 SO II 34 . . T 3S
I 113 ... T .10 M Ill (0 T M
71 Ml . . T SO II 3T0 . . T 3
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SUKtCl' Conditions governing the sheep
trade were In about ns unsatisfactory
shape as could well be Imagined,
The demoralization prevailing In tho
eastern market, owing to grentlv do-
creased consuming demand, consequent
upon prevailing high prices for the pro
duct and the warm und unseasonable
Weather, hss bnd n most detiresslncr ef
fect upon the sheep nnd lamb market.
i nis morning tne traao everywnero wns
very slow and dull and nrlces lowered.
Chicago reporting an break of 2&840n ns
compared with last week's close. While
receipts hern were by no means exces
sive, buyers were very much Inclined
to move slowly and await later advices
rrom otner points before doing very mucn
business. As a result the morning slipped
away without any bustness of conse
quence being transacted. Where bids
wero made they were in many cases as
much as 25a lower.
Quotations on Bhep and Lambs Lambs;
good to choice, $S.OUU((.40; lambs, fnlr to
r rAwii ai, ...... ilH, .m lli., ta
avuu, f,,,vo,w, jrruiuiiR,, , tab.. ...rv
7,15; yearlings, heavy, $a.50ii'tf.8r; wethers,
good to choice, $5.60CP6.S6: wethers, fair
to good, $5.0O7T5.50; ewes, good to choice,
1 vtyfv , n . -.. , .. I . n . . .1 mi C.A , i TR.
1. ItntfV.tV, T I Hill VU RIIUU,
culls, sheep and bucks, $2,760-1.00.
Krepresontative sales:
No. Av. Pr,
210 fed ewe lit 4 90
283 Nebraska wethers 9 6 W
44 Nebraska ewes 88 6 00
152 Nebraska yearlings, feeders 81 6 40
46 fed ewes 110 4 W)
201 fed ewes 96 4 l
242 fed lambs 77 8 ()
228 fed lambs 76 7 (o
OIIIOAflO F.1VIS STOCK MAnKET
Cattle nnd Hogs lllulirr Nheep
.Steady to Lower.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-CATTLK-Btcudy
to lOo higher; receipts, 4,000 head; beeves,
IG.lOjjO.OO; Texas steers, $4.76C6.C5; west
ern steers, $5.6037,30; stockers and feed
ers. $4.767.50: cows and heifers, U.W
7.50; calves. $6.5010,M.
HOOB Market 5U10o higher; receipts,
20,000 head; light, $7-3fiftf7.67H; mixed. $7.3i,
7,70; heavy, $7.207.tl7H; rough, $7.ffVU
7.40; pigs. $..75B140; bulk, $7.60417.66.
SHIS ISP AND IwVMHS-Htrady to 15c
lower; rocelpts, 11,000 head; native, $4.60
tf'i.75; western, $I.UOftG.75: yearlings, $0.23
iTj7.&0; native lambs, $6.60.60; western
lambs, $0.60418.60.
Kanana City Live Stock MurLrt.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 28. CATTLK
Receipts, 11,000 head, Including 000 south
erns: beef steers, weak to 15 lower! oth
ers stendy; dressed beef and export
steers, $7.40;8.GO; western steers, $6.00fl
7,75; stockers and feeders. $5.7&87.40;
southern steers, $3.60Q7.25; southern cows,
IS.7MJ6.23; native cows nnd heifers, $3,76
7.60; hulls. $5.00oj.2S: calves, $6.r01O,26.
HOOS-Recelpts, 17,600 head; market 10a
higher; hulk of sales, $7.4037.60; heavy.
J7,3M7.M: imoksrs nnd butchers. '$7.4W
7.62; light. $7,4Ofl7.C0; pigs. $6,6O7.0O.
8HEHP AND LAM US-Receipts. 4.000
bend; market lOtflSc lower; Colorndo
lambs, $76008.2.1; yearlings. $0,604)7.25;
wethers, $5.0O6.60; ewes, $1,005.60.
.((. I.onla Live Klnck Market.
8T. LOUIS, Jan. 28. CATTLK -Receipts,
4,600 head, Including 2.000 Texans:
market steady; choice to fine steers. $8.75
H19.10; dressed nnd butcher steers. Fi.fW?
7.10; stockers and feeders. $5.25041,76; cows
and neirors. K.tVSff.00: hulls. 33.6MI6.30
calves. $4.00fi.U; Texas and Oklahoma
steers. $3.607.90; cows and heifers, $3,63
IW'.llV
HOCIS Receipts. 11.000 head; market 10
Woo higher; pigs and lights, $s.&o7.70:
mixed and butchers, $7.&Offj7.70; good
heavy. 7. 60417. ta,
BHKUP AND LAM BS Receipts. 2.100
head; martlet 16fl20c lower; muttons, $3.0()
as. j; yearlings, s1.w7j7.Ki: iambs, 16.55
W8.60.
Hilton t'lly Live Sto!k MiirUrt.
SIOUX CITY. Jan. 28, CATTLK Re
ceipts, 1,700 head; market steady, 10c
lower; native, $!.25ti8.60; cows and heif
ers. l4.rAHTi.Vu: canners. 33.0CWH.25: stock
ers and feeders, $. 407.60; calves, $.1,75
i w; onus, tu.wwis.ia.
IIOOB Receipts, 7,000 head; market 3
10a higher; heavy, ITWMO; mixed. $7.30
07.40; light, 7 2SM7.30; pigs, js.oogti.
M;
hulk of sales. 17.30717,10.
BHEUP AND LAM118 RecelDts. 1.600
head; market IMJXc lower; wethers, to. 00
IBS. 2; ewes, J4.oQ4,; lamuf. I7.wtl.w.
at. Joseph Live flloi'k MnrUrl.
ST. JOBBPH, Jan. 28.-CATTLK-U.
celnts. 1,600 head; market steady: steeri.
$6.764(.; cows and helfnrs, $.7Hj7.7J;
calves, t3.uK(i'iv..
HOOH-Recelptn. 10.000 head; market
higher; tQP. $7.40; hulk of sales. $7,3541
7.40.
3HK10P AND LAMDfi-Recelpts, 7.0W
neaa; marnei siow; lunvi, ao.nu3n.0u,
Stock In Slirht.
Receipts of live stock at the five prln
clpa.1 western markets yesterday:
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
fit, Louis .....
Chicago
6.300
16.600
10,0ft)
,. 1,600
,.11.000
. 4,600
. 4,000
10,000
17,600
11,000
26.000
7.000
4.000
2,100
11.000
Totals 2J,300 81,000 34,100
Turpentine nnd llnsln.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Jan. 28. TURPRN'.
TINB-Flrm. HlWtlUc: sales. 420 bbls.; re.
celpts, 260 bbls.; snipmeiits, 657 bbls,;
stocks, 20.MOO bills.
ROSIN Firm; wiles, l.jno bbls, receipts.
j,Jhr uum. ; miiwmmiva. t.uaj num. ; HlOCKS.
121.996. Quote: A and H. tl.We&.CO; C and
D, $5.0476.fi; K. $3.S56.W; F. $8.0&fiJ.10.
G. $U.1CKtf0.20: II, $6.20; I. $0.25; K, $6.60;
$6.70; WO. $715; WW, $7 80,
llrv fiooda Market,
NBW YORK. Jan. 2S.-DRY OOOD8
Thn primary market waa stendv unri
trading of moderate proportions, Jobbers
reported a steady business in spot mer-J
thnndis'- Cotton varus were ( .isli r
Worsted diYSH gnodx were In good dt -m.tnd
for qui. k shipment The two nr
thrri' i-i,i porn lions Hint huvo named
prices mi dress goods for next fall re
imrted mttlsfactory business.
OMAHA IIKMlll.tt, MAItKF.T.
Ill TTKIt-Xo. 1. 1-lb. carton. 36c: No 1.
OO-lli tubs. 3!Hc: N.o. 2, Mo.
CHi;iH- lmlHirted Slss, Mc; Ameri
'nn Swiss, 26o; block Swiss, Jlc: twins.
IHtc; daisies, l9o; triplets 19Vic: Young
Americas, 31c; blue label brick, 19c; Hm
berger. 1-lb., Sic; 1-lb., Jo; New York
wl He, Mc.
HKliF CUT Piurna -Wholesale price-,
of beef outs tffectlve January 20, are ms
follows: No. 1 ribs, 20iCt No. 2. KV.a
No. 3. line. No. t loins. 2fa; No. 2. 17c.
No. 3. 1.V. No. 1 chucks. ;9'o; No. 2.
8c; No. 3, 8'aC No. 1 rounds, 13c, No.
2, llllc; No. 3, 10V. No. 1 plates. SUc.
No. 2. 71ic; No. 3. 7c.
POULTRY -Hiolters. JoOO-iTCflO per dor;.;
hens, 16o; cocks, Uc: ducks. Wc; -gr-esr. 18a:
turkeys, 2io: pigeons, per do., L2o. Alive,
broilers, ltic; hens, lie; old "roosters, 610.
ducks, full feathered, lie; 'srwi, full
feathernl, 12c; turkeys, Wi pigeons, per
do., BOc: homers. 2.ro. siiuabs, No. 1,
$t.S0; No. 2, fA
VISH tFresID- Pickerel,' He, froxeu:
nhltc, 14c, frosen; trout. Ho. froten:
large crnpples. 12c. froxcn;i .Spanish
trwokerel, 16c; eel, IKo; haddock, 13o:
flounders, 13c; green cntflshi 14a; shad
roc, tier tn!r, 40c; salmon, U.ct. halibut.
20e; frusen. 13o, buffalo, Pc; bullhead. 13c;
Oysters, bay standards, $1.00; northern,
$1.90; selects, tl.W; counts, $20).
FRUITS O ranges: rkiltorhta navalt.
fully colored. CO site, $2.00; W ate. $2.U:
126 site. $2.60: 150, 176. 200 and ( slsa.
$3.oa Qrape fruit: extra fitnoy Florida!
46, 64. 64 and 80, per box, 13.60. Cranber
rise: Wisconsin long keeping, extra fancy
Howes', Jumbo, per bbU, $9.60; extra fancy
Jersey, per bbl $9.00; extra fancy, lulls
and Cherry, per box, ts.w. I-monst Air
Hhln brand. 200 or 880 six. 16.76. Cocosjiui.
Honey: new Colorado, twenty-four
frames, per case, 13.75. Dates: Kard, II
lb. box, tier lb.. 12a; New Hall. bulk, par
lb., 7o; new Anchor Pkg. (10 cartons), par
box, $2.26; new Dromedary (30 cartons),
par box, $2.76. Figs: new 12 12, per box.
660: new 6 crown (Turkey), jftc; nw
crown iTurkey), la; new 7 crown (Tur
key), 17c Apples: extra fancy Washing
ton Jonathans, lit, ltf, 138, IM, 116, box.
$1.S5; extra fancy Washington arlmsa
Qoldsns. 113, 135. 1X3. 160. box. 11.75: extna
fancy Washington Roman Beauties, 72. 80,
U, W. 103. lii. box, $1.76; extra fancy
Washington mack lien Davis, 72, so, ij,
16, 104, 125 count, box, $1.75; extra fane?
Washington Red Wins Saps, 104, 111, 135.
13. box. $2.00: axtra fancy Pink CheeK
Waxen and White Winter Pearmalns, 98.
104. 113, 125, 138, 150, 163 count, box. $100;
extra fancy Colorado, unwrapped, Whlta
Winter Pearmalns, 160. 1(6, liO, 200 oounU
box, $1.66; extra fancy New York Uald
wins, per bbl,, $2.90; extra fancy Nsw
Turk It- 1. Qratillnga. Dr bbl.. 13.25: ax.
tra fancy New York State Rustcts, per
ddi 4-J.w; extra taiicy aussoun Jona
thans and Qrlmea Qoldena per 'bl., $4.00,
6 bbl. lota or mors, assorted, llo per bbU
off; extra fapoy Missouri Hen Davis, per
bbl.. 12.60! extra fancy Missouri Wtna
Pippins, per bbl., 12.76; extra fancy Mis
souri Willow Twigs, UUqk Twigs, York
imperials and otner fine varieties, per
bbl., $3,25.
Refined Nntcnr llednced,
NBW YORK, Jan. 28.-AII grades at re
fined sugar wero reduced 10 centa pop
hundred pounds today.
High Compliment to
Sir Horace is Paid
by President Taft
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.-"In our work
aday politics one gets Junt a little bit
tired of the use of the term progressiva
by gentlemen who work no progress ex
cept for platform purposes; nnd ao when
we meet a man who lms made progress
for the people such as we arc all seek
ing he Is entitled to our respect."
That was President Toft's tribute to
Sir Horace Plunkett, member of the Eng
lish Parliament and originator of tho
scheme of agricultural co-operative fi
nance In Ireland, at a banqiict hero to
night of the Southern Commercial con
gress. "We once thought In this country." tho
president continued, "that wo could not
learn anything about agriculture from
countries on the other side. Now wo
have reached a point wlicre we wn cal
culate that unless wo do something to
Improve agriculture wo will have to Im
port what wo eat and be dependent on
other countries.
"Wo havo a great deal to learn and I
liavo no doubt that from such men aa
Sir Horace wo can learn a great deal,
lie lias shown by what he's dona and
not by what ho has said that he Is a real
progressive,"
Sir Hornco and Senator Fletcher of
Florida also spoko on the proposed sys
tem of low credits for farmers of tho
United States.
Bravery Shown by
Philippine Scouts
MANILA, Jnn. 28. Further reports from
Rrigadlor Genorat John J. Pershing, cotn
ninnder of tho Department of Mindanao,
record innny gallant acts on the part ot
Philippine scouts and tho. constabulary In
their engagement with tho Moros on tlin
morning of January 23 In tho Jolo dis
trict. Cnptaln Patrick McNaly waa killed
while leading the final assault agalusb
the Moro position, which was defended by
bumboo entanglements, ditches and loop
holed walls.
Tho disarming of the Moros Is being
carried out throughout Jolo.
Aviator Killed in
Thirty-Foot Fall
AIX-LA-C1IAPELLR. Rhenish Prussia,
Jnn. 27. Tho uerman aviator, Huell, was
Instantly killed this afternoon while mik
ing a flight. He elevated his planes sud
denly to avoid telegraph wires and fell
out of his seat from a height of about
thirty feet. His skull waa fractured.
DEMOCRATS TO CONTEST
RE-ELECTION OF WARREN
CHF.YKNNK, Wyo Jan. 28.-When the
senate at Us meeting at 4 o'clock this
afternoon adopted the report of the house
committee on rules, privileges and elec
tions, seating the two contested repub
lican senntors, the re-election of United
States Senator Francis K, Warren be
came practically assured. The demo
cratic senators In caucus tonight, how
ever, decided to contest the election of
Senator Warren In the national senate.
An Unlr Itsiah
should be covered with clean bandages,
saturated with Huckien's Arnica Salve.
Heals burns, wounds, sores, piles. Sc
For sale by Ileaton Drug Co. Advertise
ment. Will raduca Intlaoieu, t rained,
swollen Tendons, Llgstuientt.
Muscles or llraUoa. Caro th
Lameness an4 stop pain from a
Npllnt, Side lione or lion Spavin.
No blister, no ha.tr sons. Uoriw can be
uad. n a botlla dallaarad. Dtaerlba
lassn ana oureajforapecll Instructions and
Jit.. tb Itnlment for mankind,
luanoss strained, torn Ufamaou. enlarged glaodt,
veins or mnsclea Deals ulcersslUra. palu, frits
Ilia) a bottle at dealer or dellTared. '
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