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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
pnADsrRHET's TRADE REVIEW
Trade Circles Dominated by
weather Conditions.

NEW YORK. Jan, is,-Bradstreets to-
morrow win say
Trade circles have been dominated BY
weather conditions this week, and. al
though recent temperatures have mod
Grated. the tact IN that the very severe
weather rntlltatss against the placing Of
aruerx. while also retarding business and
movements ct country points. With the
coming Of more settled weather, visiting
buyers viii become more plentiful and
trade will experience more or lees con-
seryative Improvement.
As It Is there are many buyers In the
country's leading dry goods markets, and
on that account Inquiries tor cotton goods
are broadening. but the signs inalcats
that purchases Will be OF the small lot
variety, with which mills have become
familiar, This tendency spells Keen COM
petition and, presumably. increased cost.
Cheaper raw cotton has enabled makers
Of cotton blankets 10 open the season with
what are deemed attractive prices. hue
buyers are not disposed to make free pur-
shsses, and such being the case, manu-
fncturcFs and dealers are compelled TO
await Developments a. regards retailers
demands But unsettled raw cotton prices,
due TO textile operatives strikes here aud
abroad. prevent definite Hteadiness In cot
r.! .on Foods. though the price situation 40
In lion and steel lines mill capacity Of
the leading Interest hes expanded, specifi-
cations are heavy and new business
equals shipments, but there Ii much Idio
rail- capacity and business In that direc-
tion develops rather slowly. Collections
show little change. still ranging from slow
TO fair, with hero and there q few reports
Indicating prompt payments.
Business failures IN the United States
for the week ending January 10 were ssi.
against sel last week, ne In the like wseIe
q 1911, 20 In 1910, si in 1900 and fcs ia
Business failures In Canada for the
week terminate with the number Of VI,
which compares with 20 last week and 20
In the Ike wo0k OF 1911.
Wheat. Including -four exports from
the United States and Canada for ths
week ending January is aggregate 2,s4i,67s
hu.. against e,65N, 2l last week and Am Sol
this week last year. For the twenty-nins
weeks ending January u exports are "a
tA.io4 bu., against ss.T0a,o01 In the eorre-
spending period last year, Corn exports
for the week are i,ia33 ss bu., against
s.iQ2xo last week and a.2i0Tse in 1911. For
the Twenty-Five weeks ending January IL
corn EXPORTS ara li,see.a2 bu. against
1854. sda last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

Pared with s2i.eo bu. the corresponding
Gay a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, s cars; corn, 81 cars; oats. ia
cars: hogs. Is. 1A head.
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat. No. : red
9sffssc. No. 8 red. S5ssSac; Nc. hard. 81
usi.Os: No. 5 hard. scusl.eo; No. / north
eFn, sLbSGLllik; No. northern, si.siei
LIE; Ne. northern, S.oSNl-eS; No.
spring. SocGsi-es; No. . spring, s5cISl.e y
No. spring, scaSas; velvet ehaff. seS
QsLo5; durum, sacisLs. Corn. No. J
81. lsJlle: No. white, 2s9s4c: No.
yellow. as ffSsA4c; No. (, 6lia9sstse; No
white. esIsassae; No, 4 yellow, slSd
eese. Oats, sc; No. : white, s0i.aSle, No,
;. Alsc; No. white. ssl-Ms914e, No.
white. $4,000: standard. 5aG51c
Rye. No. :. ssGS5c. Barley. sccfsl 81
Timothy. a2oeQls.0el Clover, slaeap2l. 80
BUTTER-steady. creameries, 9nSscs
dairies, esasic.
EGGS-Sseady: receipts, LIZA cases: at
mark, cases included. lsl-927lre; ordinary
firsfs, 26szQssl1c; ffrsts. 3lnSllec.
CHEESE Steady. daisies. l6s,liSc;
twins, 1ssiissc; Young Americas, l6sa 9 lie.
long horns, 16N Il1c.
PoTAToEs-Easys receipts, 20 cars;
81 cool o.
POULTRY - Weak: turkeys, 1Salsl4c;
chickens. lldlsc; springs, lie.
vEALs-Steady. at idlec.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. ie.-METALs
standard copper. easy: spet and Iann-
AIRY. ,l4.c1aiAi5. February, sit.0c1ia %:
March. April and May. si49fdia3 Lon
don market steadg; spot, 90 lss %; fu-
lures. rs lis ia. Arrivals reported at
New York today. $50 tons Custom
house returns show exports Of it.pe tons
80 far this month. Lake copper. siA5od
1tsIs: eleetrolytic. tl4s7isHlit0. casting.
ttIe1asllZ Tin. easy spot, So Tsd42 S..
January. 81 Zat2.T5: February. AiaIta
500; March, 1@aG.7b: April and May
suizlsn4lgzL London market easy.
spot nso ss; futures. fiH ss. Lead.
quiet. n4sa4n New York; Nse4g,
East St. Louis London. els lis "a
speiter, quiet: ;i.l5flss5 New York. $50
6sE9 East a. Louis; London. ca la
Anthony, dull: Cooksons, SIZE. Iron,
Cleveland warrants. - tlfd In London.
Locally iron was quiet. No. I foundry
northern. slL5sdl59o; No. 2 SlA4d1A7s:
No, / southern and No. / sogthern soft.
SIEgiI1
1T. LOUIS. Jan. I4-METALs-L4zd:
Firm at N3Sia4R, speiter. Firm at
H.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
ks..s. CT, Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. ie.--cATTIE--Re-
ceipts. ,se9 head. including 100 southernsi
market steady 10 weak: dressed beef and
export steers, s65uels.Go; fair 20 good.
ers and feeders. N.oeds.is; southern
steers, A.TsefAsl; southern cows. n0I
800. native cows. sa.Usn6ho. native heifers,
as0feto; bulls. 81 J0ne55: calves. N.soa
StA
HoGs-R Receipts, iT,0o0 tread; market "a
i0c lower; bulk OF sales, sS.eOfis d. heavy,
81 2t.lfs.E; packers and butchers, sd.lDQ
go. lights, sa7buG TIA pigs, sAa0sf5W %.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts 1910
head; market l5q6oc lower; lambs b.W4
40; ewes. u094oo: stockers and feeders,
a. bAfi40t
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
.DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Situation Shows Strength
ened Confidence.
COLD WEATHER HITS RETAILERS
Best Conditions Rule I'm Iron and
steel Trade, In which Further
Large Orders Increase Vol
anie of Business,

NEW YORK. jan is.-R. c. Dun e
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow
will say:
Extreme cold weather, while It has
stimulated certain branches Of trade. has
had the general effect of checking retail
distribution, otherwise the business situa-
tion shows strengthened confidence,
combined with clearly defined con-
servatism.
The best exhibit continues In iron. and
steel IN which further large orders by
the railroads, the government and indl-
yidnAl contractors serve to increase the
volume OF business and cut down the
number OF Idle mills, Pittsburgh reports
that production continues at fair rate.
grade. while IN finished lines sheets are
more active and tin plate Il being spec
lifted in fair volume. Business In raN-
road equipment Is slow In developing, but
a good order has been placed for line
pipe and there Is a brisk demand for
merchant pipe. Prices have not ma
terialiy changed. Output OF coke has In
creased and the price Of prompt furnace
Is steadily advancing. the quotations now
being I.S and s. at oven
Retail drygoodk distribution has been
retarded by the extremely cold weather
over large area and the efforts OF mer-
chants holding special sales were adj
verseiy affected. New low prices have
neen named IN primary markets on cotton
blankets Tor fail delivery. Advances are
being secured on worSled knitting yarns
and some lines Of ovtrcoatlngs Tor fail
Of 1917 have been well ordered. The dis
tutnance among MIL workers In Massa-
chuseits has not extended. Buying IL
still conservative as regarding long fu-
fufe observations. Business with China
Is being resumed and general export
trade continues satisfactory. shipments
last week aggrekating 5000 bales,
The volume OF trade In shoes has m
creased, owing 10 the return OF salesmeH
10 the road and 10 an increased number
Of buyers at Boston. who are taking moro
stock for present requirements. Prices
are firm. The leather market IL still eN-
tFcmely strong, with tanners holding firm
with the recent advances Sole leather Is
especially firm. There Is increased aetiv-
ity In the hide market. Chicago packers
selling about 7S,ao hides OF all varieties
and In snme instances obtaining advances
over week ago Of iaahc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
81. L..l. Ii,. stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1a,-CATTLE.--Re-
eelpts. 1850 head, including 100 Texans.
market steady, native shipping and ex-
port steers, sT.HgS.Oni dressed beef and
nutchar steers, S2.004tS.O0. steers under
900 lbs, Nza6s0; stockers and feeders
Gamers, taol1so0: bulls, t10aus. 10: calves,
M.eod1s.0o Texas and Indian steers, $500
ef7,ol, COWS and heifers, s3.oca6.oo.
HOus-Receipts, Il, 100 head; MARKET
strong; pigs and lights, Nfbns.o: MIXED
ri. t1
SHEEP AND LAMBS--issceipts. $500
head; market steady native muttons,
tx7sdfATL; lambs. B.ociISS; cuils and
bucks. tigs1a.aS; stockefs, N.I5ffaoe
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Leaders In Wheat Trade New Ap-
pear Less Confident
CORN RECEIPTS STILL LIGHT
Largest Factors In Corn Trade Are
Eveniy Divided and Some
Active Market Days Are
Expected.

OMAHA, Jan. II. 49,
Many leaders In the wheat trade were
talking less confident today as result
OF the late decline registered yesterday.
There Is plenty Of adverse weather and
crop news from Argentina. but this - not
hsing given much attention by the trade.
IS the cash wheat and flour trade is not
very encouraging. Hardly any one ex-
I'eets more than 4 scaping market for
some time.
The largest factors in the corn trade
are evenly divided and some very active
market days are expected. Cash corn Is
very strong and shipping sales liberal,
while the receipts continue light which
keeps the trade in a hullish POSITION
Foreign markets were dun and IN
changed and our market also ruled mar
row futures and cash wheat was I'M
changed
The sharp decline late yesterday took
the snap out OF the corn bulls ana to-
DAYS market had an easier tone. Cash
corn was ic lower.
Primary wheat receipts were $500
bushels and shipments were 2sse0 bush.
els, against receipts last year 81 a-hw"
bushels and shipments Of lss,eol bushels
Primary corn receipts were SLIGO BUSH
els and shipments were sts.Ne bushels,
against receipts last year of Iss.eo bIsh-
els and shipments Of 5000 bushels.
Cieararces were 10. 10 bushels Of corr.
s,l9 bushels OF oats and wheat and Tour
equal 10 lfs 80 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged TO lad
lower on wheat and unchanged on corn.
The. following cash prices were reported:
Wheat No. :. hard. ears. si.al; Ne.
hard, | car. 9se, Corn, No. J white,
cars. 6llsc; No. 9 yellow. ! car, sc;
ears. 3gAe; No. yellow. cars. sc;
car. sfec. No. mixed. car, 6ai4c: ! car.
esc! No. mixed. car, sc; cars. ell7e.
oats No. 5 white. car. tsisc-
Omaha Cash Prsees.
wHEAT-So. hard. sf.ooir0le4: No. .
hard. sscQt1 .0s; No. hard, 91cGsl. eih.
CORNING. 5 white ssisTs1tse; No
white. siisf6sisc. No. color. sa4Sss&e:
No. . yellow, S2.nssc; No yellow, sin
&c; No. :. sl&assisei No. 4. 6i96sc. no
grade, 5gSft0isc.
OATS-No. . white. 4ss.a4ac; standard.
tsl-eftsa.e; No. white. ssia6islse; No.
white. ss14si.c: No. ; yellow. isa<sisc:
No yellow, fTaG4Sc
BARLEY Mailing. si.GaEt.s0. No. !
feed, ssHesc. heavier feed, &egsleo
RYE-No. :. sedscc; No. O. SsaFsec
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. Is-coTToN-spot
closed quiet. points higher. middling up
lands. a.5Sc: ursddling gulf, $50: sales
so bales: futures opened steady. Janu-
AIRY. 9.sse: March. SIC: MAY. s-Ssc. June.
s-5sc: July. y-ssc: August. s-ESc bId. sep
tembsr, SEC bid; October. s.7sc: DeceIn-
tssF. $50
Cotton futures CLOSED firm Closing
BIDS: January. s.sle; February. szse:
March. sfse: April. s5ec; May. $50.
June. csc; July. Sic; August. s5sc; Sep
teFaber. a7se: October, S.Ssc; November.
ases December, s.ssc.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle sna Hoss steady
-&naau weaE

CHICAGO. Jan. a-cATTIaE-Hecslpt
400 head; market. steady, betves. AND
$50. Texas steers. stsasfa0; western
steers. u.souT&. stpckers and feeders
Sbus.o0, cows and heiters, te,&Ha's,
calves. ID hl4fH fb
HOGS Receipts. s9.Oo0 head; market,
steady 10 81 up; light. s5,ssdA9; mixed,
So oDSbs t2tsc, heavy, t.0Ssl6. Is; rough. $500
afaeo; pigs, AB@s.7o: bulk Of sales. $40
ne ~.
SHEEP AND bAMfss-fseceipts ikeep
head. market. weak. native, fa.l&lifo;
western, s10n0IT5; yearlings. N.@at6.ss:
lambs. native. A.5caGsO; western. SEQ
tbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


Prices On honru OF AFAae.
CHICAGO, Jan. l9.-Talk OF an alleged
shortage OF A.0oo.0so to ion.Wo.ee bu. In
Nav wheat here gave a strong tone TO
the market today In the last hour As a
result closing figures ranged from last
nights level to isat&c up. Latest trading
left corn lac Off TO isc advance, oats a
shade 10 NC higher and hog products at
~ to lSc decline.
Statements that the chief speculative
option IN wheat had been extrayagantly
oversold by Chicago traders originated
with a widely known dealer In cash grain.
II was pointed out his estimate. II cor
rect would mean that more than the en-
tire visible supply IN the United States
had been hedged here. A good sized de-
crease In stocks at Minneapolis acted also
as an aid for the bulls. Early In the
session the market suffered some de-
preston, owing to forecast Of larger World
shipments. The dip In prices. thought was
only Of temporary sort. May swung
between assc and sl.e0ik. with last sales
at sl.0ys4. a gain OF A41j4c net.
Investment demand absorbed q great
deal OF corn. May fluetL ated from 6s..
TO eeAsc with the close at ssisc. Cash
grades were only In moderate request.
Oats followed corn, Outside limits
reached BY May were +sasc and i95.sl49asc
the close s5lsc
Persistent heavy selling by a leading
packer knocked the props fran under the
provisions market. The hog run west
was of almost record breaking size. Prices
closed 10 10 isa lower.
Leading options closed as Follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. ia-MoNEY-on
call, steady at 2a2l. per cent; ruling
rates, 2 per cent: closing bid. 2 per cent;
offered at ~ per cent. Time loans, easy
sixty days, shH2h per cent ninety days.
2isGss. per cent. six months, 81 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-ss.a
g.. per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers bills at s4.Sls0
for sixty-day bills and AS705 for de-
Insnd: commercial bills, ,4S9
SILVER-Bar, bsisci Mexican dollars.
&c.
BoNDS-Goyernment firm. railroad.
strong.
Glosing quotations on bones today were
fallarna.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
knn.a. Clty Grain and Prarislon..

KANSAS CITY. Jan. ls.-wHEAT-un-
changed: No. : hard, Sl.03ai.0s: No, g.
si.0idlO7: No. 2 red. sl.oo: No, 8. se4aec
May. sl.00sdrioos.. sellers: July, a2n92hc
sellers.
coRN-Steady; No. mixed, sSd6SEc;
No. .. 6saz3f6Te: No. . white. ssi2dssisc:
No. 3 CSC: May. esssT&e bid; July. go
dsslsc. sellers.
unchanged No. 2 white. 5ll.T
5slae: No. mixed. 4addatc.
RYE-ssIss1ssc-
HAY-Firin; choice timothy, i.00g
Zoo; choice prairie. s1f.50M5,oo
BUTTER-Creamery, 4ee: firsts, Sc;
seconds. DC: packing stock. 2pze.
EGGs-Extras. Sc: firsts. sic: seconds,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

ST. JOSEPH, Jan. Is.-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts, i,eoe head. Market steady; steers,
Sc. ;saS.0c; cows and heifers. s3.0eeff %. !.
calves, Aor1s8
HOGS-Recsipts, 5000 head Market
lower; top, $40, bulk OF sales. Sss5ae. 20
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Nnne on sale.
Market nominally steady lambs. N.IJn
GT5
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
,IiIunnkse Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. Is-wHEAT-No.
/ northern. N.oSal.M: No. northern.
Slgsz3l-0s; No. hard winter. tl.99al.Q9;
May. sese bid. July. A7sc.
CORNING. : yellow, SIC: No. white.
s4lsc; No. :, s3Izc. MAY. ssisc: July. 81.
IS6c
OATs-secGsIos
RARLEY-SI.Isdi3
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
QATS-s&f
BARLEY
Peoria Market,

PEORIA. Jan. 1s.-CoRN-Lower; No. 2
white. sgAc: No. 4 white. eaa4dslc: No
yellow. e1isas15se; No. yellow. s51Sc: No
! mixed. size; No. 1 mixed. s0asc sample.
Ed5Dc
oATS-Lower; standard, sai1c; No. ?
white. SIC: No. white CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

LIVERPOOL. Jan. is-wHEAT-Spot.
firm; No Manitoba, - sid: No. 2 Mani
soha. IS I'D: No. ; Manitoba. Is tIi4d:
futures duh; March. - 7Atds MAY. Is I'D:
july. IS sad.
CORN-Spot. firm: American mixed
new, Is I'D. American mixed Old. ss lloyd.
futures, dull: January. IS: February,
IS lid
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
Dry Good. narket.

NEW YORK. Jan. s-DRY GOODS
Trading in cotton goods is Of moderate
character in the primary markets. Job
b.rs are moving eonseFvatiTely and ara
applying themselves best on the standard
lines The wool markets both for foreign
and domestic are steadief.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. is-SUGAR-Raw,
firm: Muse0Yado, 81 test. 5.s6e7z Sc: cen
trtfugxi. &c test. 4tsEi4 4. sc: Eloiasses sugar,
50 tsst. 1.71afs.7sc; refined. firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
ui,.e.uoIt. Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. is.-wHEAT-
May, A.6adia5s.; July. sl.0osGl. o5ls /;
cash. No. hard. si.osl4: No / northern.
N.hs; No. = northern. N.oSsss No. 8.
A.1iA
FLAN-S2I9k. -.-.
BARLBY--sasds1.2 l.
CORNING. 3 yellow, 69N62i-c.
0ATs-No. white, Fd41he.
RYE-No. . sec.
BRAS-s24ooJ2l 51
FL0UR-F1rst patents. s5.10siS.t9: sec
and patents, s4IsaS.0o: first clears. $50
cas-: second clears. s. teh2sn
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

rs were valued at ss.ss lea Imports Of
specie for the port of New York for the
week ending today were ss5.Sss silver and
slSl.2ls gold. Exports today were 81 ,a.S6e Isl
silver and ue7s xptd
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
Ntnnenpoii. Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. Is.- WHEAT -
MAJ. 81 6Ndl 81. July, 81 .eeSs7l os;s
cash. No. hard. 81 .e7I4: No. / northern,
q Ga Ne . northern. fl.esss: No. q S1-nlts
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
London stock Market.

LONDON. Jan. is.-American securities
opened quiet and around parity TODAY.
Light covering advanced prices during
the first hour and AZ noon the market
was steady with values ranging from IN
changed to i higher than Yesterdays
New York closing
I0ufIOn closing SfnakE-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
Lond0n cIOsInE slookE .

sILvER-Bar. steady at . 2-lsd per OF
MONEY-sd51. per cent.
Toe rate Of discount In the open market
for short bills Is Sss per cent. for three
months biiis. "a per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

OMAHA. Jan. is.-Bank elearings for
to-day we're szTs1y-o-zis ana Tor the cor
responding day last year. t7Z0 sEEs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-steady: winter patents. 1.756
40: winter straights. s3.DG4e5: spring
PATENTS. $4,000: spring straights. BAG
4f4s5; bakers, s5saes4.so.
RYE-No. .. sf8ssc.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. scat 90;
fair TO choice mailing. y. 1HfA
sEEp--Timothy. sls.esGfs.ee: clover.
st5u01s15o
new. sl5.75, Lard. lin tierces1, 81 log
al9i-. Short ribs, 0oosel. $50.
Total elearances Of wheat and flour
were equal TO $4,000 bu.
Exports for the week, as shown by
Bradstreet's. we're squa! TO 2s4a.oop bu.
Primary receipts were $3.50 bn., COM
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

OMAHA. Jan. fs-HAY-No. 1. sIgHe.
No. Q s11Oe; coarse, s12.9e; packing stock
g eaa1oao: alfalfa. sls.op Straw! Wheat.
sTsa; rye ard oats, ssN9s 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. Is.-Tmports Of msr-
cha ndlse and dry goods at the port Of
New York for the week ending January
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
COL Narkrt.

IT. LOUIS, Jan. fs.--wouf-sleady,
territory and western mediums, IsdIsc:
fine mediums. l56i7e: fine. Ia9i5e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
RECEIPTs-cARs.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Tor twenty-four hours ending at } y. m,
Friday:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Com modIties.

Commodities.
NEW YORK. Jan. Ia-FLOUR-Quie
spring patents. $aivli5.4o; winter straights,
Ni5g4.3: winter patents, A.SSaf+s9:
A-6eHtfs. Rye -four firm: fair to good.
NaonAa; choice to fancy, s4.s5d6. %.
Rackwheat flour. firm, ssTs12S per 100
lbs.
coRNMEAL-steady; fine white and
yellow, H:Aai.55; coarse. N.is115o; kiln
RHYTHM; No. $50 c. 1. I. Buffalo.
BARLEY-fsirm: mailing. sl.sgi.3S c.
!. T. Buffalo.
MHEAr-Spot market firm; No. ., red.
9sise elevator export basis and Sltlss 4.
o. b. afloat; No. / northern Duluth.
N2eis I. G. b. afloat. Futures market
was steady with small offerings and
covering due to tirmness abroad and in
Argentine as well as fears of damage to
the winter wheat crop by cold weather.
closing isSJi4e net higher. May. siles l-l6
al.04A closed N.Ot Lie: July closed
s.0os4. Receipts. 1.eoe bushels. shipments,
1000 bushels.
CoRN-spot market steady. Futures
market was nominal. Exports sales were
Is loads. Receipts. 5o,625 bushels; ship
ments. $3.50 bushels.
okTS-Spot market steady: standard
white, 5sI4e In elevator; No. = SC: No
and 4, 5sisc. natural white and white
Nlpptut hsf.RahzHS On lThGhs FututSS
market was nominal. Receipts, S.7B
bushels: shipments. also bushels.
FEED-Ffrm. western spring bran, 100
pound sacks. So. 90: standard middling, 100
pound sacks. sss.oo; city. 100 pound sacks.
trN
HAY-Qniet; prime, SIS: No. /. $50;
No. 2. sL156sl.a0; No. .. %cflsio.
HIDES-Steady: Central America, &c,
Boguta. 22i@Hs3isc.
LEATHER-Ffrm: hemlocE1 firstx, 258
&c: seconds. e4aSc; thirds, 2l92sc: re-
Iects, lie,
PROFESSIONALISM steady: mess. sI7.oo
fl7.50: family. sts0oaeo.o0. short clears,
siT.ooals.s0. Beef. firm; mess, sls.0d $50;
family, Nfl1aI5.10; beef hams, $4,000
ai.oe Cut meats. quiet; picked bellies,
10 20 II pounds. Ssn9lsc: picked hams.
iiniiAc. Lard. easier: middle west
prime, ssa0n9.so; refined, easy; continent,
$3.50: South America, siop; compound,
s6Bd1.e
TALLow-Quiet: prime city hhds. &c;
special CSC. country. oa1sac.
BtfTTER-Steady5 Creamery specials,
ale. extras. 4ec: firsts, 2sHSs15c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
EdGS-steady: fresh gathered. extras,
S6d07c: extra firsts, St1S5c; rirsts, GsrT
&c
POULTRY - Dressed. weak; western
chickens, f3li6l6e. turkeys, l2n2lc. live,
market completely demoralized owing TO
heavy arrivals and In absence OF any de-
mand prices were entirely nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
REPORT OF CLEARING HOUSE


NEW YORK. Jan. n.-Eradstreet' :
bank clearings report for the week end
ing January Is shows an aggregate Of
SstaAsaSoo1 as against sS.t05, s7l,o11 last
week and ss,Siss4f.oeo in the correspond
ing week last year Following Is u list
OF the cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

The kes ~ sueeess IN business Is the
iudicious and persistent use Of newspaper
Advertising
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUNG lady stenogTspher with veA- .
experience, fast and accurate at short
hand with business ability. wishes a po-
siiion: best Of references. ] lis. Bee.
POSITION 10 take care Of one or two
children by nice. respectable glrl 10 years
Gid. Address particulars to Miss Poston,
sl5 y. liIh ST. civ.
POSITION by a good girl Of Il years %
he.p do general housework in good. re-
sgeetable home. address Miss Bower.
sisnersl Delivery. Omaha.
FAMILY washing wanted. Harvey s74
POSITION wanted by an experienced
Eecond girl: wages y. n iiss, Bee.
MAN wishes work Carrying ashes out
q basement. or any hnd. Hsrney ssTA
TWO young men, good appearance.
would Ike TO work for room rent while
offending business college Address
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
ship your stock tcs South Omaha. save
mileage and shrinksge. Your eonsign-
iatnts receive prompt and careful atten-
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS
Byers Bros. q Go. Strong aad responsible
WOOD BROS. sst-ss Exchange BIdg.
Great West Com. Co. Omaha { Denver
". R. SMITH & SON Just handle sheep.
TAGG BROS. handle cattle. hogs. sheep.
,'lsy. Robinson & Co. 80 Exchange BID
Interstate C. Better results. shlp % us
CLIFTON Com Co.. - Exchange Bldg
l. Z. ROBERTS & Co. = Exch- BIdg.
Coz Jones Com. Co. bunch Ct hustlers.
Farmers L. s. Com. Co, aes Exch. Bldg.
Deposit proceeds Of shipments IN Stock
Yards Mari hank. Only hank at yards
Martin Bros. Z Co. sas-4 Exch. Bldg,
OMAHA. THE GRAIN MARKET
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
New york Money Market.

Not included In totals because contal
Ing other Items than eiearings.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
oNaH,. THE GRAIN MANNER

WEEKS GRAIN CO.. E-aln merchants
Gonzsgnineuts solicited &c Brandeis-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

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