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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

sHEEP-Nothing arrived In the way Of
sheep or lambs today and. as is usually
the case on A saturday, the market was
4 barren affair. nOmlnally steady
DVTiag the week the trade In general
has been more or less unsatisfactory 10
selling Interests owing 70 the shortage OF
refrigefafor cars Compared with last
week there has been some slight improve.
r9ent In the service. but railroads are
siiII unable to supply enough empty fresy-
ers 20 meet the requirements Of packers
and product has been piiing up In chill
rooms deEpite tine fact that the consump-
tive outlet in the east Is unusually broad
In the live stock market these condi-
tons have been plainly reflected both in
the character OF demand and trend TO
values Packers have been buying eau
tousiy at all times. inquiry late in the
week proving almost ifeless. Clearances
were difficult and prices broke severely.
fat lambs showing q rough decline o.
about Jbc. while fat sheep are quota Bile
about a quarter lower Than q week ago.
Plain kine- ~ fed stock made Up the
bulk Of total offerings. with lambs and
ewes in heavy majority. Fully twO-thirds
Of the moderate supplies were merely fair
to good. the strictly prime varieties being
rare exceptions. High-grsde fat lambs
as a result are still holding al liberal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY y. 1917
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Brief Session Remarkable for Activ,
ity and Strength.
SOME INFLUENCES SPECULATIVE
Buying Movement Resumed In Mod
crate Decree. General Advances
Marking First Heur-Ns News
OF Decided Character.

NEW YORK. Jan. e.-For BALI holl-
day and taking the recent duifness into
account. todays brief session was note
worthy for It's activity and strength. The
buying movement was resumed in a
moderate degree. general advances mark
ing the first hour,
There has been no news Of definite
character to account for the sudden range
OF market sentiment
Certain phases Of the situation. how
ever. are obviously OF manipulstive
character, particularly the movement in
the coal issues. Reading was again the
leader today selling NJ to l9. Buying
OF that stock was traceable to group
Of operators prominent in former move
meats
The list as a whole held strong. ST
Paul WAS steady. although. Wall street
believes the dividend viii be cut to 5
per cent in the coming week. There was
some activity In Denver and Rio Grande
preferred rising from the current rumors
connecting the western Pacific with the
Hi lines
Best prices Of the day we're registered in
the last hoHr.
The tone at the close was active and
strong.
The bond market was active with
further price improvements. fetal sales.
par value. x5oo.ooo Panama : per cent
advanced 4. per. cent on call, during the
week.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
CREAMERY COMPANY LOSES
Commerce Commission Decides Ad=-
versely on Cream Rates.
ALDEN AURORA POSTMASTER.
hepresen tative sloan Recommends
Resprointment of Former News
psper Man TO Postal
Position.
prom a staff corr.snopd.nt


WASHINGTON, d. c. Jan. s-tspecisi
Telegrsm,i-The Interstate Commerce
commission today dismissed the eonf<S
plant OF the Fairmont Creamery conn
pany against the Burlington The
creamery company complained Of a rate
Of e cents per ten gallon can of creams
from Concords, Sss.. 10 Crete. Neb.. on
the ground that the rate was unreason-
able In view Of the fact that the Bur-
iington had established a rate Of % cents
per ten gallon can of cream In lots OF
100 cans or more shipped from coneordia
to Crete by passenger train. -.
This special rate was continued In forces
until March I, 1909. on that date the.
rate was advanced to 81 cents withoq.s
limitation as TO the numoer OF cans
shipped.
In September OF Ise special rate
Of - cents was restored with an In.
crease OF the number OF cans In each
shinmen; 10 100 cans during the summer
months, the minimum remsining at Ia ,
cans from October TO March OF each
year. This rate is still In force. The .
complainant commended the rate was un-
lust because of % cent rate since isc
with the exception Of SIX months inter-
Testimony showed that the complainant 4
first suggested the present rate and the
commission thought Il all right and
has no reason now TO change its mind.
Mill Compliant Dismissed.
The Interstate Commerce commission,
today dismissed thu complaint % thfsf
Brook Rauch MN and Elevator compsny
against the 81. Louis. Iron Mountain 4,
Southern Railroad company, wherein THIS
complainant alleges unreasonable ratesr
for the transportation OF grs.a and graln
products from points in Nebraska aud
Kansas 10 Little Rock. y
The commission In Its decision Of todaie
holds that charges for necessary out-of-i
direct line service on shipments Of grain
and grain products from Omaha to Cons
way and Morrilton Ark, with transit
privileges at Little Rock. Ark. are founti
rot be to unreasonable or unduly preju.s
dicial, and then dismlsses the complaint
General John c, Gown OF Omaha Is IA.
Washington on departmental matters He
believes that Taft will carry Nebraslx
In the primaries be nominated and
elected. The delegates selected to be-
voted for at the primaries In April by.
the republicans are extremely strong men
and cannot conceive how a better selecl
ton could have been made. Wisdom wal
displayed In their selection and they have
my unqualified approval, In my judge
ment Taft Is getting stronger every day"
Representative Kinkaid today recon-
mended the appointment OF Carl ii. Fay
a. postmaster at Hecia. vice J. J. ticks.
cry. resigned. andlI. c. Barker postmaS
ter at Oracle. VICE Robert Williams, rey
signed. fs
Upon the motion Of Senator Norrii
Brown. Z. r. Perry Of Cambridge and
Robert C. Orr Of Mecook we're admitted
TO practice before the supreme court TO-
day. :.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
HARRISON COUNTY SHORT
COURSE LARGELY ATTENDED

LOGAN. Ia, Jan. 0--(Special. with
IS fun tickets sold and % or more day
tickets In force. the Harrison county
short course has Assumed proportions
which causes much rejoicing among the
managers. In the domestic science de-
partment presided over By Mrs. Camp
bell. there j. q large attendance Elk
hibits in cooking contests are unusually
fine. go entries being made this morning.
Prof. II. \. kinney OF WoodbIne
brought his class In agriculture TO hear
the lecture by Prof Holden here yester-
day afternoon On drainage. Prof Hot
den also lectured on advancement in edu-
cation Of the daily affairs Of life Ills
lecture vas largely attended. not oaly
By the members Of the short course,
but also by the citizens Of Logan and its
vicinity.
Judging In live stock has q large at
tendance. Corn judging Is largely at
tended. not only by farmers. but also
b. teachers and a few ministers
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
E,apors,ed AppIr. and Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Quiet and prices are steady
on the spot fancy quoted at l0i4di0a,
choice, sAaf9Ac: prime. Shds1c.
DRIED FRI'ITS-Prunes, Irregular with
a little more pressure 10 sell some grades.
Quotations range from bfIl3lsc for CALI
fornias up 10 @-los and l0Ss6ii2c for Ore
gons, Apricpts irm Win an upward
ieai6hc: fancy. l7fiSc. Peaches, firm
with a fair demand: choice, IitIllhc: ex.
ira choice. lllfni2c: fancy. l2disnc.
Raisins. quiet and steady: loose Muaca.
tells. 5kd7c choice TO fancy seeded, "a. "a
sl4c; seedless, ed7c; London layers, 81. i6at
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

premiums over medium and common
grades, the price range amounting 10
about s. TOppy strings would probably
land around s. SsdS.t -, ewes claiming an
uncertain market from A.lS downward
The feeder situation has shown 20
changes Of consequence, supply and de
mand both being very small. The week :
purchase on country account smounts 10
scant teo head. according 10 packers
tab.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
COED TO choice. sSlesfe. 3; lambs. fair to
good se.5es36oo; yearlinss, good 10 choice,
= arS 80. yearllngs. fair to good, 1850
%: wethers, good 70 choice, 81 l5Ht-si;
ewes. good 10 choice. s. .sSd4.ls Is; ewes,
good EesfSG.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
DUKE or C0NNAUGHT WILL
NOT VISIT IN WASHINGTON

LONDON. Jan. n.-The fact that the
duke and duchess Of Connaught with
their daughter the Princess Patricia. are
not 10 visit Washington while they are
in the United states is causing some
comment here. although &; Is believed
there must be some good explanation for
their decision.
It is usual when royal personases WIS.,,
a foreign country. even II seni-ofncially,
TO pay their respects 10 the head OF the
nation. The duke OF connaught has the
reputation Of always doing the right
thing. and people here refuse to believe
be Is now making an mistake.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUR--Barely steady: winter patents.
spring patents, S.seerS0o: spring slraights,
Al5fL6l; bakers, N60at3.S.
RYE-No. .. Sc
.BARLEY-Feed or mixing, ScdHO9.
fair % choice mailing, sLaoal.24.
sEED,L1Timothy, Sl2.ocdi5.oo Clover,
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess PORK. old. sss;
new, Sis.szis Lard. I'm lierces, Sge7i..
Short ribs. loose, SS.i2lzs
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal TO Gi,G0 bu. Primary receipts
were 4a.@e bu, compared with 55l. 900 The
corresponding dag n year ago.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
(. Cars; corn, iVs cars; oats, u cars; hogs.
chicago Cash Pr!ces-Whsat: No red
aiAase. No. red. aSns7c: No . hard, .s9c
90: No. 5 hard. a5casl.aO; No. j north
cru, Vsgl .ll1s; No. northern. 81 .OsIa q
10: No. northern. Si.6aI.oS; No. 2
spring. s6oasl %; No; spring, s5asI or;
ISl .0S: dUrum. socati.05. Corn: No. 3.
65s4HSisc: No. white. 634ds4c; No. 4
yellow, g3ESSl7c; No. T. slnsac. No. I
white. slsRs5e; No. Z yellow. elSHs2l4e.
oats: No. white, DizG5lc; No. 3 white,
-. 1s0'4c; No. white, $3.50. standard,
5oi.n5lc.
RYE-No. =. Sc.
BARLEY-gDcaSl.31
GLOVER-Sl5.O pIZ01.
TIMOTHY l2Dogi50o.
.sC TIER : Easy. ereameries, 90aSSc:
Gair5eS, eBzfsic
lGGS-Firm; receipts, LAT cases: at
marx. Gases included. isa2Sc: ordinary
firsts, zls1ssc; firsts. slIzd32c
CHEESE = Steady; daisies. ls1,ai7c;
twins. lsaisisc: Young Americas Is3'sli.s:
long horns tF,af7c.
81 coal IS
PoULrRY-steady; turkeys. IsTisisc.
chickens i2dl3e. springs, lie.
FEAI.-Steady. at TFf2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demaad for cattle and sheep Weak
Hogs Lower.

CHICAGO, Jan. s--CATTLE--ReOeipts
i,sa head: market weak; beeves, s4s-u
XA; Texas steers, &adSa western
steers. a. Sfiri -: stockers and feeders,
tl7s1S0o: cows and heifers, S-?ouSIS;
calves. sssA1a7S
HOGS Receipts, Aeo head: market
Sc off; light, ST56S0; mixed, G.scde b
81 cod 70; bulk OF sales, s. lh6sD
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts, S,0t
head: market weak native GssGt. %
western. t2e0t14. rs; yearlinss, A,sog5.S;
lambs, native. No6s.sl; western, Sea
az
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
N.,.., CIR, Live stock Market,

Receipts, 10 head. including 100 head Of
southerns. Market steady, native steers,
S.5erss5. southern steers, Nlsue9,
southern cows and heiters. S.eoa5Soo, ma
tive cows and heifers, G.coefsso, stock
ers and feeders, Noo1eoo: bulls, 81 seq
$50; calves, N.Snnss0; western steers, tTs
95.0o: western cows. NeSfS.sa
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head. Market
steady TO Sc lower; bulk OF sales, As0g
as: heavy, - AtiSso. packers and butch
ers, Seensss; light, S,N6Slj; pigs, h.o
co.'s.
No sheen on sale
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan. 2O.-TURPEN-
TISE-t9c bid and refused; sales. none
receipts, 81 bbs.: shipments. 2isi bbls. I.
stocks. 32.52z bbIs.
R0SIN-Firm: sales 40 bbls.: receipts,
1850 bblS. shipments. 7.059 bills: stocks
rs seS bills. Quotations: Il, tSEk: D..
se5ssSqes7lt; r. s657zds70: p. q II and
I, IS 22tsG16. IN: X, 40; NJ, s7.45: y. $50;
VIC 500: WV ESQ
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
OLD MAN AND GIRL
ARE REFUSED LICENSE

ST. JOSEPH No. Jan. y-when Cora
Garrett. II years old. and Chester Car
penter. 60. applied for q license to marry
here today they were refused and the
girl was committed to the Detention
home by Judge Ryan Of the criminal
court Her parents had given consent
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
ksn.a. city Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 9.-WHEAT-Un-
changed to &c down; No. hard, sl.0ad
los; No. 9. N!olG losiz: No. . red, s9gesisc
No. 9. s1assc; May. sl.oo7.; July. s3aasiso.
cORN-Unchanged to lc lower; No. :
mixed, sSdSltc; No. :, sSNG651e; No. .
white Gsnssc; No. 3. ssisdsIc: May, &c.
sellers.
oATs-steady: No. white, sllsasaI1c;
No 2 mixed. i91snJ01sC.
RYE-&d9Sc
HAY-steady; choice timothy, t2iOoa
220o.
BUTTER-Creamery 4oc. firsts. Sc
seconds. sc. packing stock. 2iiac.
EGGS Extras. &c; firsts, Sc; seconds.
qa1Lr
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
Dry Goods Market.

Z NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-DRY GOODS
Cotton drills in twllls and duck have been
advanced Prices on outing flanneis and
dometts will be made by leading houses
on Monday. Trade for the week was OF a
conservative character. but very steady.
Linens are higher. with buyers showing a
disposition 20 operate on late deliveries.
Burlaps are In fair inquiry, with light
business passing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
PhiI.deIphI. Produce ssrL.,.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. SHUTTER
Quiet and steady: western creamery sDe-
clal. 43c; extra, 42c, nearby prints. &c.
EGGS-Firm and in good demand: Penn
syiyania and other nearby ffrsts. free
cases. No.50 per case; current receipts,
free cases. 5000 per case: western flfsts,
free cases. Sl059 per case. current re-
cents. tlGj9 per case.
CHE ESE-FiTm and in good demand. .
New York full creams. l7itGf7kc fair 10
good 1sisfffTc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
81, J..~ph live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, Jan. N.--cATTLE-Re-
ceipta, 90 head. Market steady, steers,
-. Sns5e. cows and heifers. Scoui@;
calves, tneus5e.
HoGs-Receipts. 900 head. Market
SLOW and lower. top. H5; bulk OF sales.
o. aotf6ls
SHEEP AND LAMBS-No receipts.
Market unchanged: ianhs, " oefe,s6.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. sO.-CoTToN-Fu-
lures closed barely steady: closing bids
January. g23c. February, g.24c: March
9S5c April. aSSc: May. 9tSc; June, a52c,
July, s60c: August. 9.eie: September. a6ic.
October, s7ic: November 97ic: December
e.SDc. Spot closed quiet. point! lower.
middling uplands. g.51c middling gulf,
Else: no sales.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. @.-COTTON-spo
quiet: prices unchanged: American mid.
ding fair sod: good middling esd
fniddllnR 5 .i0d: low mlddling. 5.lsd: good
ordinary. t.s2d; ordinary. i.c0d. The salcs
OF the day were 5000 balQN.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-MONEY-on call,
nominal Time loans, very soft and &C
tive: sixty days. 2Ad2ia per cent; ninety
days, 2lsa2a. per cent; six months, sd8a
per cent. .
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at $50
for sixty day bills and at ti.s72o for de-
msnd. Commercial bills. A.s5ls.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3An
Al per cent,
SILYER-Bar, s7hc. Mexican dol
lars. steady.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
strong.
ClosIne auOtatIons on poncs Today were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
Milwaukee Grain Market,

MILWAUKEE Jan. n-wHEAT-No
I northern. 81 0eiz7T .191x: No. northern.
81 -ess1116l -1s1f; No. hard. 9sc6sL0I; MAY
81 .0os. July. s51xc.
CORN-No. yellow. s4iIc; No Z white
SC. No. 3. SC: May. ssisaesA.c: July. esa.c
oATS-Stsndsrd, Joa-7s91tc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fea lures of the Trading aud Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, Jan. O.-wheat traders to-
'iaS showed themselves responsive to
confirmed reports of famine prices pre-
waiting throughout large districts in Rus
Sia Accordingly, the close left the mar
Res at an advance OF laaAc over last
r'ghi. Corn finished hnssc up, oats un-
c1a1ged to Nc higher and hog products
al a decline Of eIsfilOc.
ScantinesS Of wheat offerings from
ldt,Sia influenced buyers. who also were
AFFECTED because of, reduced estimates on
thc Australian crop and owing to receipts
northwest OF Chicago being small COM
Iared with the corresponding day n year
ago. Prospects CT a substantial falling
OF in the United States visible supply
tntal counted likewise against the bears
Notwithstanding that selling grew lib
sial, the market suffered no important
setback. closing steady at practically the
top figures Of the day. May ranged from
s!ft14 nlooA with last sales at slO0s.,
net gain Of &c.
Corn was strong from the start. Buy
ing appeared TO be both for investment
and speculative account despite the fact
that the weather had taken a more IA
Norlble turn, May fluctuated between
Od1f6xc, closing steady, sc net higher
AT f6ltc. Cash houses were large buyers
in the sample market. No. yellow was
not quoted.
oats, although extremely dull. took
their cue from other grain. Upper and
lower levels touched by May were sgisc
and 49isli g'sc, with last sales at l97sc.
gain OF sc over last night .., ..s--s--zssa
IN the provision crowd II began 10 look
N the friends OF the hog had been
sVerconfldent. Prices gradually slid off
and tonight pork was down 5Al0c and
tie, rest or the list 25adSc. ~
D Leading options Closed ms follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. N.-wHHAT-
May, sl0s: July. sLOsS hl.0sTS: cash, No.
northern, si.0s. No. northern. sl.oi: No.
:, stjos.
yLAN-E15L.
BARLEY-s0c1SlZ .
CORN-Eo yellow. s1dS2fsc.
OATS-No. J white. 47a47isc
RYE-No. 2, Sc
BRAN-s24 0oa2A50.
FLOUR-First patents. Eiea5 ~: sec
ond patents. g. TsgkOo; first clears, g 5od
IS: second clears. s. Adaa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Sentiment in Wheat Trade Shifts to
the Buying Side.
LITTLE HOPE FOR CORN BEARS
Lively Movement II Not Ex-
pected for Some Time
Cash Demand Better,

oMAfizT. Jan. N. 1872
The sentiment in the wheat trade was
Undoubtedly on the buying side today
The Argentine news is positively bulhsh
as both the quality and quantity Of wheat
from that country has been reduced con-
StdefablN. At the same time all foreign
markets are showing good strength.
iAe one thing lacking 10 make a good
nun market Is the lack Of any adequate
cash demand 10 reduce the big visible
supply.
There is little hope for the bears in
com as far a. big run of receipts is
s"acerned in the near future. The cash
demand Is steadily improving and all nat
HrtI conditions point to higher levels. and
sentiment among the best traders favcrs
an advance
Wheat ruled firm and higher, helped
hN The strength in corn and strong for
".sn cables. Cash wheat was unchanged.
Npln continues to more than hold ITS
"Hn. and news Is bullish and values will
likely be higher. Cash corn sold lc higher
Today.
Primary wheat receipts we're $4,000 bu.
"ld shlpments were 4l,eO hu., against
receipts last year Of 5000 bu. and ship
ln,nts of s2o0 bu.
Urinary corn receipts were $4,000 bu.
ana shipments were $500 bu-, AGAINST
receipts last year Of $4,000 bu. and Ship
iuents OF tSl.00 bu.
Clesrances were 1850 bushels OF corn,
I'do bushels OF oats and wheat and flour
equal to "a. 100 bushels.
liverpool closed I'd higher on wheat
and I'd lower on corn.
nc following cash sales were reported
Wheat: No. hard. cars. Sl,oi; No. ]
hard, cars. sL0l. Corn: No. 4 yellow. !
car. tic. l car. 6l4sc; No. , mixed, :
ears. 6S1ze; No. mixed, l car, 5li=c; no
grade. L car, 5Oc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. ; hard, sl.0oisaI.o4; No.
i hard. sl.o0dl03; No. hard, g1cslsl .0li-.
toFsN-,No. 3 white. s9lins4c; No. 4
white. 69Qs2lsc. No. coloE 63aSSisc; No.
. yellow, ssdSSlsc: No. yellow. e1lE6s2e,
No 3, Saesssc; No. 1, 6ladlisc; no grade,
59dt0c.
oArS-No. white, 4sa4sl4c; standard,
4>taisc; No. white, 4sisris4.c; No. 4
white. kl4afis4c: No. ) yellow, 4SAa4SIsc
20 yellow, lSfi4Sitc.
BARLEY-No. 3 Mating, sl.0O6l. 22:
No ] feed. S5ag6c; rejected. heavier
feed, S5cqsl.o0
RfE-No. =. 1192c; No. ,, SsQ90c.
GarInH naaalnsa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
Peoria Market.

PEORIA. Jan. 29--C0RN- Higher: No,
? white. sic. No. ; yellow. &c: No. I
yellow, SIC: No. . mixed, &C; No. T. Sic:
sample. 45d5sc.
OATs-Ffrm: No white. Or
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
LIy.rpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. a.-4wHEAT-Spot
firm: No. I Manitoba. s. SKID: No. .
Manitoba. IS ll4d: No. Manitoba, % H4d:
futures. steady; March, IS I'D May, Is
SD. July. Is SID.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

NEW YORK. Jan. z0.-SUGAR-RaW ",
firm; Museovado. 81 test, 3. g5ff3 Sc: cen
trifuRal. IS test, 445f4 sc: mOlasses sugar.
y test, 3 7003.77c; refined, firm. cubes,
6.T5c graduated. 5.Joc: fine. powdered,
: &c
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

extra shorts. S5e: clear ribs, $50; short
clears. So r..
H0ULrRI-Dull; chickens. Ice: springs
Ice; turkeys, lSisc; ducks, iSc; geese. SC
BITTER-Steady; creamery, 5i6Sc.
EGGS-Firm, &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

LONDON. Jan. ao.-on the Stock ex-
change here today American securities
opened steady and around parity. Later
the market advanced on light covering
and closed steady, with prices ranging
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

SILVER Bar. steady al Md per ounce,
MoSEY-StsSi. per cent
The rate OF discount In the open market
FOR short bulls Is IS per cent Tor three
months bills. 8. per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
Clearing House Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Jan. &.-Ths statement
Of clearing house banks fer the week
shows that the banks hold tsl re-
serve in excess Of the legal requirements,
This Is an increase Of s7,SIl, 20 IN the pro
portionate cash reserve as compared with
las: week. The statement follows:
DAILY AVERAGE
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
SUNDAY


Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
tor twenty-four hours ending Al p. IN.
Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
New York Mining StecLs

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Closlng quota.
Tins on mining stocks Mcre.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21

? 'uclei open. Hlshd Low. close nes'y.
\, heat -
jan. a6 a6isl 955si aSls 8X
May. / 0lH2s / 6oA, / O0l. O0z. / O0l.
d, July, % s5l 9f1s s5is gIt
Corn
? Jan. ......... ........h M esN ssis
+ May. 6Qe6ls 66As O. 6sIs G9is
+. July. '6sa66is 65a. sc 6SI.Is. 657s4rt
sept. 66ssN!s co., 6sts9fk 49, 6sIs
cats 70 Il e
Jan. ........ .,......l .....t 4gl.i
Nav. i9lvqA 4g1s '4aIsfTt. Igss lgx
July. SIS 45kj 45l. 4b9si4yd4Sls
sept 40ls f0S i0isl 1914 40iS
FORK
Jan, Is 20 Il 20 Is az Is 20 $50
May le Ia IS ~ IS o5 l6 10 i5 ia
Juiy.l Is IS is S5-S7 is-25 Is ; Is 30
J ard
JAM , 10 10 n o OtIsl SU7Ii9 I0gi2
MAY. . S5dsIl 40 0 sri Q saqs III
July.ly 646ls29 0asg so 9eo-i s0
lSibs ~ ,Ff
Jam. .a..t...s.s..l,..i 8 42IL az
Nays slQ70, ~ SO SO is s7is3J
July.i. s 70 s 75GtiU SO so S5b
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-21
Fat sheep show n Drop In Prices Of
About Twenty-FIVe Cents,
while Fat Lamb. Arc
Fifty Cents Lower.
sourn oMAnA. Dan. y. lsl..

Tue following table shows the range OF
prices paid for hogs at South Omaha FOR
the last few days. with comparisons;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20

in the Smithsonian Institution at Mash
ington. this Winter They are very In
teresting TO the veterans and large
numbers look them over daily seeking
friends. relatives, etc, among the COLI
lection.
Charles A. Lord. of Ellsworth. late
Col. \, 9Th Mass. Inf, formerly a
member of the Branch has been read
mi.ted.
Peter PFue, of Attlebcro, late Co. G,
2nd Mass H. A., and Charles y. Beal
Of Auburn. late co. G. Goth Me. Inf,
were admitted to the Home, Friday.
\ furlough was granted John Randall
TO Augusta, and Joseph Corbett TO
Portland.
Randall Grant returned to the Home,
Friday, after passing furlough with
relatives in Auburn.
Letters for the following We're adver-
tised at the Home postoffice for the week
ending May IS: Robert Allison, James
Darney, James Donley. Mary Dowas,
Francis p Dunbar, John Fitzgerald. Mi
chael Higgins, Henry johnson, C. Fl.
Mathews, James Smith. Charles f. Tur-
ner and Herman Bloodgood.